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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-28
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
Swan Bros,
424-426 King Street.
Polite attentiOn-quick service, and
merchandise of quality always assured
our patrons.
Japanese Wash Silks.
We offer for few days the popular Japan
csc Wash Silks in white and black 27-inches
wide; soc quality for
39c yard.
Fine Muslin Corset Covers,
Each 15c, 25c, soc, SOC.
We have reduced several pieces Fine
Fancy PiqUes, stripes and figures regular
15c quality to
lie yard.
Summer Corsets.
Pair 25c, soc, $l.OO.
Fine White Madras, thin and pretty SO
and SO inches wide reduced from 12!c TO 9lc
yard for few days only.
Ladies Black Lawn Shirt Waists, thin and
stylish.
Each 49c, SOC, 75c, $l.OO.
One lot fine quality Light Dress Ginghams !;
lac quality, for few days only.
Yard 9@c.
Infants Fine Summer Caps; very stylish.
Each 25c, soc, Csc, Toe, $l.OO, $3.50,
$1.9S.
Fine All-wool Voile in black, blue and
cream SOC quality for
39c yard.
Fine Lawns. Unusual quality at
sc, lOc, l23c, l5c, lSc yard.
Two pieces only of Blue and Pink Danish
Cloth reduced from 124c to
lOc yard
Ladies New ParasoIs; very pretty and
stylish.
Each sl.OO, $3.50, sl.9S, 1926, $3.50.
1915.
One lot Ladies' Good Patent Leather Belts,
reduced from Csc to
lSc EACH
Ladies' Good Thin Summer Vests; all
kinds and all sizes.
Each sc, Zoe, l2lc, 15c, 25c.
One piece fine White Organdie; p inches
wide, reduced from SOC to
39c yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-28

White Lawn.

They are very sheer, and there are several
patterns, consisting Of rows Of embroidered
dots, from the pin size up, alternating with
rows Of hemstitching. Suitable for wOmen's
and children dresses, waists, and particularly
desirable for graduation and commencement
gowns.
IL f-2c a Yard. Regularly 25c.
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RECEIVED TO-DAY.

One car load CLIQUoT GINGER ALE
Write for quantity prices TO
CHAs. KING K son, Alexandria, Va.
may0S 2t
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Alexandria, Va, May %. 1903.
SATURDAY NEXT, May 80, being a ] egal
closed. BURKE A. UFPRFRT
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-28
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & L0tlPOp,
10th, 18th 4 f StsN. w.
Until Further Notice, Store Will Close
at 6 /. M.
.WOnnen'S
Shirt Waists.

THE ideal and indispensable garment for
4 summer. We show an assortment Of
waists in all the most desirable styles and
kinds. embracing linens and linen lawns, thin,
sheer and heavy; madras, damasks, piques,
ducks, cheyiots, chambrays, lawns, organizes
and fine imported tissues.
Prices Range from soc to SIS Each.
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EOR RENT.-Two furnished Communicat.
ing Rooms, with large bay window fronts
and use Of bathroom. doors from Chri, L
Church. Call at sos Cameron street.
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Cluett Monarch, Columbia, Kaufman
Bros. and Princely's designs are the best.
SOC to 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-28

Polite attentiOn-quick service, and
merchandise of quality always assured
our patrons.
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Underwear.
Shirts.

silk Isle thread, balbriggan and jeans.
25c, SOC, zoe, Sl.25 and 500 the garment.
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To close it out-20O pounds nice mixed
CANDY, Zoe pound, regular price, Zoe ID.
VIM. p. WOOLTS X son.
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Store Fixtures for Sale.

One butchers Ice box and fixtures. I solid OAK
cigar fixture. 1 hat-store fixture. cash registers
lot oak wall cases. from storage; grocer and bar
fixtures: new and secondhand: lot of Amberg
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SARToRE STORE FIXTURE Co.
lbs N. broadway.
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Furniture and Garnet BARGAINS

Fresh from storage and has not been culled over.
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16Ns Lodge & SlupIey engine lathe.
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15x6 Fox brass square arbor lathe.
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eo.pound jenkins & Leigh power hammer.
1-inch Davis key-seater.
Brown & Sharpe surface grinder.
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Odds and Ends, Furniture, Carpets
TO 8e Sold at Cost,

If you are in want of fine pieces of furniture.
carpets ana Stoves doh Iaii 70 attend Goldman
must be closed out that we will sell at cost and
less to make room for our spring purchases
This is an opportunity of a lifetime to secure
handsome odd pieces at practically your own
prices. A partial list below Of some of our bona
fie bargains:
i5c Brusselts carpet .5
Sl.o3 Administer carpets .Tg
Ss5 bedroom suits IS. 20
~ siGepoards SIS
$l' odd dressers 6.I5
so chihoniers 3.95
S2 Tardrobes ass
800 hve-niecc. par!0r 1875
soiea IRON beds, All 1.s5
everything solo fer cash or easy payments.
GOLDMAN BROS,
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THEATRICAL.
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PATENTS obtained and ORA awnings made By
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ent attorney and mechanical expert. GI7 Chem
ical building. st. Louis
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NINE CkE trance medium. 1894 Wash
st, gives sittings daily; reveals matters hidden
from ordinary people invoking the aid OF the
spiritual world. she makes astounding manifesto
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Call on this gifted woman. who claims there is
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The evening world., 1903-11-19
Cspcclal to The Evening WORLDLY

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 10
, m''teu by one thousand lus~tly-lunged
EMS twonty-throe representatives OF
mo bIue, who viii represent their sup
poFlcrS, ana try to even up with Har.
''rd FOR their disheartcninE defeat at
tne hands OF the Tigc., left the New
Haven house yesterday for special cars
which will convey them direct to the
bailiwick OF the Crimson.
The Yale roOtcrs chcercd Just as hard
as though the Princeton game were a
second rater. and. indeed. 1t was for
gotten temporarily. for whatever hap
pens at Princeton. Yale always looks
forward to the Harvard contest as in
i class by itself.
Team Never More Confident.
Never dt the team leave the Yale
campus in p moro confdent mood.
Though some of them still suffered
from their lamCness as "A result of the
srucllpg contest on Saturday last,
Trainer Mike Murphy said hat they
wero as fit to play the same rs when
they faced Princeton at Yale field.
md h and tAc Yale connhcr have no
rcas H.. apparently. 10 feel that the
1 hlh All'll WIZ Al'N 'IohN !sSN - 9
strong a showing against Harvard as
though The Princeton game had not
lcen PLAYED.
ODDS of = to I and 2 to ! have been
placed on tho YalA team. ana lunches
of money have been sent up 10 HaT-
ward by those who did not lose thcIr
all on the Princeton contest.
pTactis, the Cheering.
Last night the Yale rooters who will
leave for CNmbriJSc tomorrow in hordes
met and practised ,hcir cheers ana
songs for The Harvard game, All the
old songs were rcvamped which were
sung IN the game against Princeton,
only the Crimson was substituted for
the Tiger, and Harvard was sung In
place of Princeton.
In addition to the other slogans a
hrand-new song, Written especially for
harvard. was sung as follows:
harvard, you've q hopeless undertaking
When You Try TO. beat Old FL: Yale.
At the fray the Crimson line Is quaking:
They all know they've NO show.
On, RAE! on, Halc!.
Her team can never fail.
When Blooncr and Hogan open. holes.
They score once more,
with cheering The victory,
les Yale. Yale. Yale,
Head Coach George Chadwick an
~pOunced yesterday afternoon that. win
Yale lineup against Harvard would be
the Same as against Princeton.
DIoomer Under X-tays.
AzB X-ray photograph OF Boomers
ApkIe was taken By the Yale physician.
The evening world., 1903-11-19

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~. Jacl
CBrien, the mi0lle-weiGht who Is
Uoked upon as the successor to Bob
Batssimmons for the middle-wcight
title, came within an ace of having his
aspirations smashed by Twin sullivan,
OF Boston, in the first round o. their
six-rDund session at the National Attn
1etic Club last night. Only his clever
rdng gcneralshlp and splendid condition
saved O'Brien the humiliation oil a
knockout.
After recovering from tho punches
which weakened him in the first round
he started at Sullivan and pounded the
Boston man for the next two rounds
end thcn looked an easy winner. Bt
In the fourth round Sullivan came back
and got in another wicked solar plcNus
punch. and O'Brlen dropped TO the floor
for tho count. n orce more the
clever Philadelphia had 20 resort TO
his generalship to stay for the bal
anc of the round.
In the last Two rounds O'Br!en clearly
outpointed the Boston mar and had
him nearly out in the final round.
Good Fight All Through.
The fight from start to finish was n
great one. o:Brien opened the bout by
jabbing his left to Sullivan'a face AMI
hooked his right T. the eye. Twin
missed n hard right for the Jaw and
Jack landed his left on the nose and she
right. rested on the neck, Sullivan
swung his left in the body and rushed
O'Brlen to the rtpes, When The latter
rrnnNrcut thn Rngtnninn
Sullivan then steadicd himself, and
with terrific force landed two right
swings OH the body. O'Bricn dropped 10
the floor. ana a look of agony came over
his face. lie arose. however. before the
couslt and Rugged and stalled himself
until the bell rang, n almost waDbled
to his corner.
Great excitement followed this sudden
change, and the crowd yelled like mad.
Trey opened the second round by c.iuch-
ing. Sullivan hooked a left to the Jaw
bu got two singing jabs 10 the face,
O'Brien swung a hard left to the stom-
sch and his right found S%ullivan's
Ihfek. sullivan missed his next effort
prtd received several hard face punches.
o'Br!en became stronger NJ the round
progressed. and at the end lonors were
in his favor.
OBrlen came out ful! OF fight In tho
third round N clearly outrought the
The evening world., 1903-11-19
THE FIDDLER WAS
RINGER THEY SAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1a.--"The
Fiddler" has been identified again. 1.-The
Fiddler is che r%acehorse which won
a race at the fall meeting o; Norris
Park at odds which permitted some
shrewd persons TO pull of a big coup
which Melted them and their friends
clore to 100000. out here among Cal
fornia ~racegoe.s 1t Is alleged that "The
Fiddler is none other than Mcnamara.
The horse was identified. it is said. by
n large photograph o: 1t which was
sent to the california Jockey Club by
the Morris Park officials.
Ben Levy. who owned McNamnra be-
fore he sosl hin to Reynolds Il Nc
Cowell, 1t Is said, was the first man TO
Identify the horse as Mcnamara, his
former great Splinter. Levy said he Is
positive the horse Is Mcnamara.
The evening world., 1903-11-19
GUERRERO TEAM
LEADING "PEDS"
Especial to The Evening World,

SptNl W u HNthlLG "OIlusl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I9.-The eight
remaining teams opened the fourth day
of the six-day race with the same deter
mination that has marked their efforts
since the opening. Davis and Guerrero
still hold tho lead by n three-lap margin,
hut only by the fastest spintinE have
they been able to hold out against the
strong efforts of Fahey and Metkus, tho
Shenandoah miners.
During the afternoon yesterday by
clever team work they managed to re-
duce the lead one lap. but Happy Jack"
Smith. vito now has Guerrero and Davis
In charge. prepared his men for q main
effort, and. after -four hours OF the hard
est kin of footwork. they regained the
lost lap.
Joe Qulrk. who was training Guerrero
ana Davis. Is accused by McKeon, the
packer Cf tho men, Of trying to drug
me team. Ilc and McKeon came TO
blows, and In the mix-up Quirk was
badly, used up and the police took him
out of the building. '
hours:
The evening world., 1903-11-19
BASEBALL RULES
WON'T Be CHANGED

While there are all kinds Of stories
afloat about what changes will be made
in the playing rules OF the National
League next year It Is doubtful n any
of them will materialize.
The rules under which the clubs
played this yea were so satisfactory
to the club magnates that there has not
been one club 'owner who has offered
any serious objection to them. Tho
talk about abolishing the foul strike
rule will do doubt stop before the mag
mates get together.
Another report which has been freely
circulated Is that the National and
American leagues will come together and
form u twelve-club league. 1t Is hardly
possible that such a deal will be con-
summated, as the magnates OF both
leagues seem satisfied with the way
things are going at present.
The evening world., 1903-11-19
NTHE Irish Giant has not been
seen ,rs, .'n's e., ,.o,, ,,n ,.,.

'NNAA 'hAAN''
u That's all you can hear
at Fits training quarters now.
Tho reason is this: The Giant
who had been with Fitz for a week
was feeling good. and last Monday
had n warm go" with the lanky
one. lie told Joe Kennedy he thought
Fltz was n pipe" and that he
could lick him easily himself.
The red-topped kind OF thought
that the Giant-Casey is his name
was feeling n lit gay. and fixed
it up for him the next afternoon .
They donned the mitts and started
boxing as usual, both going easy,
Fitz crowded over a right in the
first round that Casey didn't relish,
and he started to chase Fitz. Just
then Mrs. Fitz. who always keeps
time, called that the round was owe
Casey Cuts Loose.
When time was called for the
next Casey started right after Ruby
Robert with gore in both Gins.
He was going to settle for that little
sneak the round before. He landed
The evening world., 1903-11-19
YALE ELEVEN CHEERED ON
DEPARTURE FOR CAMBRIDGE

but It disclosed nothing dangerous In
the condition. of his ankle. He feels
so much better and his foot Is so great
ly improved that there was Il feel
!nS before the team left that he Would
wick stated to-day that II he did not
play Miller would go into the line in
his place.
to Boston. but have arr anSed TO stop
at the Wcodlawn Park Hotel. Auburn
Galc, where they Will rest quietly until
Saturday morning, when they leave for
the game. The demand for tickets was
as great as ever. n they were disposed
of by The thousand yesterday at Yale.
\ good crowd welt to Yale field,
where the final practice OF the sea
son was held by the Yale team. The
seniors danced around the burning pile
of old sweaters and other useless tog-
gery. after the varsity had held their
secret practice ana signal worh.
The evening world., 1903-11-19
GOODMAN FOOTBALL PRO

Little Goodman. C0lum5,a Unlycr-
s.iy's piart"r-hack Of last year, will
nlaN his FRS; professional football
game On Saldny. Thea he viii line
M w'th the other ex-co.icgc stars
"9i'h make up the Olympic A.. =.
team. Tho latter will engage the Savoy
j. c.. Of the Bronx, In a game OF
Harlem oval, a; ono Hundred and
rhirty-si%th street and Madison ave
nuo. On the team WITH Goodman viii
he owens aHd NIndgrn: two othe. en-
Columbi1ns; lack Munroc, the Butte
examiner: Jack Mllcany. formerly Of
thc Manhattan College team: Wlers,
of the orange \. C.. n Lynch, tot
mCrly OF the Brown University eleven.
rhe Suvoys have II good record ana
eMpcct 70 dcfenL Tho OlNmpies.
The evening world., 1903-11-19

- So
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1a.-What
will Harvard's lineup be Saturday Is
a question ~arousing almost as much In
terest as It did before tho Pennsylvania
game In Philadelphia two weeks ago.
VIII lie Moyne hold his place at left
guard?
VIII Meier pull around In shape to
play?
Is Shea strong enough for the Yale
game in case Meier Is unavailable or
will Roger Deroy who was tried there
Yesterday for the arst time. be given
a chance?
VIII Kidder. who first was a centre.
win out in the fight over lie Moynes
position, or will he place go to Carroll
the big Law School student who lately
has been showing up so well?
Why Is Carroll being played both az
right guard and left guard?
Why is Montgomery playing right ana
left end?
Does this mean that Harvard considers