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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-17

The Banner Office is the place TO get
your Letter Heads, Note Heads, Invi-
tations, Statements and all kinds Of
job work done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Ute MARKET.

Tie market this morning presented s
more animated appearance than on any
other occasion this year. Both sellers
and buyers were more numerous and
the display Of produce md fruits was
large. There vas decided weakening
in the prices Of several articles. Fresh
butter was zoe q pound. Eggs, how
eTey, rere ptill selling at zoe dozen.
There was 3 pTcfiIsion Of vegetables, sod
prices we're weaker for most OF them,
Green pess we're selling at lhc per half
peck, althoagii some hueS varieties were
held al zoe. There wss sn ebundsneo
of strawbcrrioa aud prices we're almost
nominal. Fine varieties we've selling al
Sc n box. and many good berries eouid
he obiained st lower prices. ttocse-
berries vera bringing $ a &c box. eo som
6pe flowers we're on the henchee- Inc
fish dealers we're offering SONS hne salt
water specimens Of the fpny tribe, o.
well ar rock and other fresh water va
rieties. But few shsd are now SEEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
I.ro for TIIs New Charge.

Rav. q. e. Ball, who has been rector
m Craze Church in this city during the
oAa elqysn yssrs, left this CaCrning fox
MsaaG ssvsgs, Md, whene be lie 70 take
cbsrge OF rev church, Mn. Ball Will
,snsio il Alexsndria for about two
Donth. Mn Bsll's many friends IN
ihls cts, white yc1rettiug his removal,
~,sh him abandsnt success IN bis new
Geld. naringtae timehe has had charge
AZ Grace Church lTa Rersotls hsve been
added 70 ns membership, md In those
years LOB have been taken from among
tbeeQmmgplnapts by death aud Tom9Ials
g5am tie city. While here Mr. BNlsshAs
hai orestea = parsonage, and aho'lt
"A. 90 have hssn expended IN repNir'
anon the uhNrch edihce. Lie had re-
s@atly been npgaged In ralsing money
ai&h which to paint tho exterior Of thf
,,,rectuss sud only iaeked $l7 OF tae
aluCsns required
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
RovnI Arch Masons.

as tho regular meeting last night Of
Mesp, VsrnDu Chapter, No, Ii, Royal
Ar.h Mesons, trio following officers were
sleetsd Ju. JOhpstep Green, high
priest; John IL Trimyer, King Henry
". Field, Icrse; VIA. Lewis Allen,
rresiayar; x. Ksmper, ,ecreaty. the
Max prls4. made ira following appoint
svsais: :. T. ". Tmbeunan, princi-
vsl solcnrner; W. II. Charles, Royal
Arrh rsntsin: ClSude l., Pickin, master
al Erd veil. ]. II. s. Rweii, chaplain;
w. A. None, ~, uler. The officers
vars iNstalls5 by Most Excellent James
=. Alexander, past grand high Pvlost,
KRqs tho installation Most hEoelleRt
ysmss e Alexander presented TO the re-
lliring high priest George Y. War6eId,
a psst ngb priest's jeael- The presen'
Isti0a wTS responded to in ap SPpropri-
ste aSd feeling nNHUez by the recipient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Comfy Notes.

The schools of Alexandria county
cloeed for the vacation season on Friday,
May IT, nf.es a very successful sAhslss'
tic year.
A Masonic Lodge hss honn orgsn-
led in Alexandtis county Nih Col
Shelley as W. ~, W, G. Wibirt, =
", Geo. W. Estler, J, W., and d.
G. 3. Munson, Secretary.
I ! A meeting OF JefTerson School Boarc
xas held June 2nd aud the following
teschoz were elected Prot. T. G.
kSjue Misses FauHie n. iVeadon, Of
Ryan, LAT i, q, Dyer az HeodeFsoi
7ad Ida n. Bali, PRIMARY.
About two months sgO, lilly Hoag
kin. who fox Eeyarl yeSrs Psst hiss beel
peddinE coal oil and gasoline aroHn'
! balls Church &od rePdi'ng Eetotln
stoves, suadenly disappeared. befsr
Eje.glnE, howeYer, he statee 70 sone {
! his frlsuds that he MS gotaG 70 AIex
lhndria city 10 lire With rslstiTes ssd 8
others that he contemplated cerpishn
suicide. -MonitoF EMT. HsdSstn va
! ID this city a few dSys Sgo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
LOCAL BREVIgIEs.

An accident in the Qazettes presa
room this evening caused delay Of mn
hour or so in tho issue ofthe paper.
The nercuty ri noon registered Aa'
10 the shade, hut the humidity was 20
great "a to make The hea. oppressive
The Children Of The Ccnfederacy yes-
terday placed beautiful cross upon the
Confederate mouad in Christ Church
yard.
The three. masted schooner Levin j.
Marvel, from North CGroliua, with lum-
ber TO stsoot s. Co. and IL. X. Field
& Co, has arrived.
The se1ii ANIMAL meeting OF ms
La7ras WORKERS. and "IIelpers" Of the
Second Presbyterian Chu.ch, viii be
hold in the church next Thursday OF 3
o'eiocs. Rev. Or. Theron II. Rics, ol
Atlanta, Ga, is expected to deliver tho
address to the societies,
The reversible self-cleaning Charcoal Wntel
Filter. for sale by ,. y. Smitb ut zae each
l. one Of the hsd features on the mark ~
Eyrcylody should use one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
na,,rllfers of AmorIca-

Mount VERSION Council, No, /, Diet
A.. bsld very interesting meeting isst
aigbt. The following officers we're
elected foy the ensuing term Councillor,
MrA J. II. Mansfield; associate COM
elllor, @S- Sarah Lylcs; vice council
lor, Mn. Ada Lyles; associate vice
conneillcr, Mira. Ri. V. Barclsy; record
Jog secretary, S. A. Forrest assistant
recording secretary, Miss Katie Moore !;
iizancial secretary, Robt. Turner; treas
nrer. Z. l.. NayIor; conductor, Ms. a.
Dold wsrden, Mrs. Alice Huntington
lsside senlinel, Mn. Anna DAVIS out
side sentinsl, Nina Matilda Allen rep
sV.eRts!iva 70 nstionGl council, Mrs. ].
H.. MansEold; alternate, Mrs. Lizzie
Ticsr representative To funeral heneh'
association, Mrs. Lizzie Ticer; alter
nste Mr. J. Il. Mansfield, Trustee
FOX cizhteea months, Il. n. Cradiln.
apsrbea NeD ssado during the oTenine
Joy saTora, mesbers Of the council
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Boesy Identified.

Relstivos Of john Clay Hilleary came
Aare ssis morning from Chersydals,
.AIsxandr1s comfy, and idenIiaed tho
bsdv of tbs boy found Thursday on the
.boSA u the south Side of Hunting creek,
neax this city. Cextaiu clothing woEp
sy the ysvLk proved beyond all doubt
MAJ the tsasins were those Of young
HIIie6gy, who drowned himself some
,IiNAaues north Of the Aqneduc: Bridge
VeytIal weeks $50. The boy committed
sSiclds shortly after the death q hls
brother Tia EemRias will ha sent t
GhsTtrdAle foR internent by hr. ~
WbtStleY. The deeessed was son o.
yobs sad Mary Hillesy. Waite.
press, srother-iu-isH Of tho boy. a I.
. nall brother and coa1n were ~ the
rarty wbs idantihed the remnins..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Ct,urct, Services Tomorrow,

CaglSr scE--serYiees ~ li'eO n M
ord .. ~. by fsy. W. }, Morton.
- PAuLt CauRCR--SeTvIces at II a. N.
AND zoo .. 10. by Rev. ?. p. Phillips.
8RAcs CaU EcIE--SerTiees nj II o. N. aud
@. "a. 10y Rev. AY. Ben.
EF. LsRY's UECIi--Eirst Ipss& al 7 a. N,
L1st $40 SID asrIpo1 ~ 1880 y. "a. Vecpefs
81 Pr
Vieea al J1tc y ~ by Rey. Mr.. OheFmeyeF'
No Vtkar RerFice
SnCoNp Pg@BYMSIAS CBrRcH-Suudss
iteho0i al a:.1 o, W. 6orFieea ST II a; NJ
nxd SEQ D. ia. 10y Rev. Il. J. Brooke, y. y
BAPIgsP (,ggRCu--Sun1ay eehoaj at SsiD a.
IL Services =. II ., N snd 800 p M bI
Kew. JehS a. Wrsy.
T1llsgrY MsTsL ErSs. cRrRoa-Sunday
aeh0sl 1t 9.aD q. 10. Services At II a. ~
a.a2 500 D. To. by Rev. J. A. Jefers.
yeauE Peoples Meeting NJ TOO p. m.
NEfH Eris. CUVxcH 6OuTE-Servlce'
stflS ~. aud 3 p. IA. by Rev. J. T. stump.
&ETS, PIs6rT. (.BvRCH--3iDdag seheol nj
a:iSa. ~. Services ~ lia0 D. m. and > p.
~. By E4T. J. II. 8. Eweil. Christisn In
de9yas services at 7;i5 =. N.
PRgc METHODIST CUrEcB--L%e stsse',
near Vilkqs--.servicssa ~ II - m. and 7:S9 pm
By Res. C.. a. kress, =, Co.,
NNT.AcA CHANEL, y. e. CHuRCI H0HTfiS@
GthhoR Sirfel, ueaT AB'TS .--snaoaS sclPS" ~
$50 a. " PreschlHg ut 400 p. N.
1}g1. RAX CRNFllL II, r. CIV RcH SlpTh -
EAgodsy ssh11l az ?. Rrsaeh1ng at r. 10.
Epgogth league al y p. m
CrgIgTfAH lpsCIPLEs) CHuHcH.-Snn'
day seiooi It 3 =. M and preaching al
on II did Fsliossi Hail, o0rth Columbus
street, by Rev Eurrsy Taylor.
ANA EorsE.-sersice 81 T. m
lIIsaI0E---Ae<t sido Of FDsfs1 street. NJ
trstn FTaxkJia and jefferson eis-~se<rr
Ices 81 TO y. ~.
RopgAr's CnApEL, H. l.. CHURCH color
ra)---PSosN6ing 1t Il a. a.. ana 7;Sl r. ~.
NgADE CaA-EG--sa0dhy sapoa' ~ "sSD p
~ EFsQ.ng keTTiee At 6p. n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

Offer PrrSesos, under direction Of
assgos sRspsan, has collected All the e
!lesnses due the city FOX the yeaF NnlcE
cl.srl MsE 81 save three, NJ tergs,
sen lss collected more licel'ssa sad goAs.
p,lisa aovs persons to take out the ssgss
atA1 has heretofore been Ss0omplisfa'u
~ th,s Inc. index the old Tegime some
persons eeaSaGtlng business IN thus cisy
year Af,T yea weTe Slloged to nay toe
szSoH1ss Of shair license In instslment--
ssnp being EsAc,Y scar settling up,
Hereafter, hewnTor, ell pcIsoDs snhJcci
10 = beease will be compelled to Jay io'
tke sszsc va toe day Il is due,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Personal.

Mrs. E. T. Aetna bas -old her hone
and grounds in Birmingham, Aleabsna'
which is one Of the most beautiful IN
the the youth, ard with her two
eharmipg daughters will reside IN ibi'
city.
Mr. f. l.. Entwisie left today for
rjst to friends ia Westmoreland cnnnty
Rev. Harry Lee aud Misc $40 Rust
will BIO married at the chapel OF the
Theological Seminary, near this CITY, on
"Wednesday evening next. Owing to
the recent death Of tina uncle Of the
bride, the Invitations 10 tho reception to
have beon held after the Wedding VI the
residence OF Or. q. N. Rnss, in ths
county, haye been recalled.
Miss Julia Mitchell Mpschette, Of
La Plata, Nd, is the gnest Of Miss
Halle Gstewood 1T her home on Alfred
atreet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
The 81. Asapf1 Case.

Coi. r. L. Smith and Measrs. c. G.
Carlln and Edmund Burke went to
Manassas this morning, in response 10
a notice sesrod upon thoip by Common,
wesl.h's Attorney Crandall Msckey OF
Alexandria county. to argue tho detnnT-
re. before Judge Nieol IN the S.. Atspn
race track matter. Mr., Msckey Tss al
40 on hand, hut failed TO briGg with h'n
the court papers in the case. Judge N,col
continued the consideration Of the case
until next saturday at 2 o'elVcs r. NJ.
Ia this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

gsaien 2. That ths sssK, sHdfd ss9ie-
ptjstiou N two iboasADd and nYs h2Sdrs0
aelafs fer Gas Works and zine huHSred
and pinety.nins dollars foE rear builSinS iet
Cslninhla Rngipe Bsuss are coasihsed, esd
ssia appropriation are 70 b paid eus 81 the
cab bsia1eo 70 credit 81 0ASo'Hl FSSd
Jnne 1, 1e04
FACTION 3. Tbst for all ltrees AZ saver WoTE
unfinished on NAY 81, 1904. end I'll wsrE
on n sets ard sNrrs OIdtred By CevPeu %
OF af,sr yaza !, 1904, Sad tor vhieh aps-
aifie aEozpss arc appropriated, sh' II ~ pais
cut Of the reusrAl apr ptisii0n Of s'Khssss
tAopssPd Fix haRdrsd aud twenty-five doi'
isIs us1s ps7s sf this btn.
EaetIon 4, That 70 shall not 10 hTial tni
,hs Aaditox 70 i'nus biz warrant for snI
amount 10 exosae Of tho several Api flpriA
Noos AFORESAID. end s; shall rs his duty a. th'
se1t meeting Of the City Council to noini
saen Il any Of tks1e appropriations are eI
! ssust4d, ard thezs&foT, Until further Appro
pylsEoas are ulads, no warrant ahEli Be diANi
! tevosd the anOurH herein appropriated
( Esctinn 5. This at shAll bs 10 fosoe IroSi
SIS Fsseags. -. 90.
Pssssd Censmoz CasRsn Nay "A lDO4.
FRgD. 7 PAER. PTeslaent.
passsA Board Of AldeYlnon lEbe 2, lSON
J. Il. Sweeney, FrssidsRk
Approved JsEs 3 1905.
GEO. L. SIMPSON, Mayor,
TGsso; DAsIEL Z. eTAEEsURY, G,Tk .. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Police Court.

rJuslice II. Il, CAtnn presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning
William Smith, colored, arrested by
Officer Nicholson for boiRg drunk IA the
street, gas fined $3.50
Alice Harris, colored, arrested BY
Officers Bettis aDd Beach charged Tiih
setting fire 70 tho house Of Andrew
Harris, bad her casa continued,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Beaten mad Robbed ,

Az A. naTly haE this morning 4
stsaaee man vent to 3 haase oD Rsyette
ss.,.cf between PslncA and Duke, hIesd-
~ ptsfssely from 5 teVere bestiug he
~ rsosiyea. Fle told tho Inmates o
fhe asass that IL bad hsea as%aRltet
90 Shhsa Of his nopey s1d . rms,
SSEocsics vsEs notified Rn6 theJ have
aeas. s.assysylne tadsy TO t9a tho Psp
"a eaasS N l9sRtE hAse'H'IahsSe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

Mr.. George X. Bshcock was throwp
from HE wagon aud severely bruised
He applied Chamberlsiu's Pain BALM
freely snd says i Is the best hnimepI
he eyer used. Mr.. Baboock IL q NeIl-
kpoRp elpsen Of North Plain, Co0a'
There js nothing equal 20 Pain Bslm for
spraias and brulses- Il will eject Q
chre in one-third the time required BY
any other treatment For sale by
Richard Csilsap and W. I, Creightor
! & Co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Property Sales.

Mr J. II. Grigg hsa sold TO Mr.. G,
3. Mavshaii lot snd store on The soute
side Of King street, bOtYeeH PlH and
Royal.
Mm. Margaret A. Kidwe2 hos soId 10
Mas. Add!e Il. Grover n lot And dwell
lpx on the west side Of Fairfax street,
between Gibb0n end Wilkes, for S82h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Dcoth of DIR. Y. II. Rust.

DR.. Edgar r Rust, brother of DR..
D. n. Bust, of Aisxsndfis county, died
at Coronado, Cal, on THURSDAY iast.
The deceaxed WAS veil known IN Ajax
andrja, and his many fttends sDd &C
ouaintAnces heroabputS will regret To
hear of his decease. Flo wss ~ years
old and leaves widow and hrse chu'
d1sfR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Church Social.

Tho Christlan EndeSyot Society Of
the Methodist Protestant Church gave q
literary and musical eD,ertSpposnt issl
NIGHT in tho Iecturo room OF the church.
An interesting programme Wa c1Tried
out. All VINO attended we're highly
plesaod with the evenings entertain
uypni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Body Recovered.

The body of Frank @tOonesey, tfse
soldier. yho VIA drowned or Tuesday
evening last from 8 sailbost on tho ship
vxrd was recovered thls morning al
Fort Hunt. ". Dsmainr &.Son vii
sste charge OF tho remsins ind intsl
them st Arlington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Now Water Pine.

The Alexandria WSler Company Is
LAYING O square nj new sixJocb pPe gu
Wythe street, between fsttlcE ma
Hsnry, also square o. pipe Of the sauH
dilnenslons on Henry Etreet, between
W7the and Madison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Lansburgl1 &Bro.,
42O TO ago Seventh Street,
WASHINGTON. n. c.
MAC Christian CI1mrch.
MAshINGT0N. y. G.

The Christian (Disciplesi Church SER
vices will be hold In ODD Fellows Hall,
on north Columbus street, tomorrow
afternoon o. O'Clock. Sunday school
services will be held n. o'clock. Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, pastor Of the church Of that
denomination in Washington. wiHpre%ch
and couduc. communion. A fept1te ot
the services will be the singing of the
Misses TAYLOR, Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Official.
INSTRUMENTATION MI.

Az ACr 70 Appropriate a Part o. tho StiJ
RoYsnpe ioI Sho Fisesl Yeat EndinS SaS
81, 1li96.
EeGroa /. BE IT enacted By tbs ity Coanr
al Of Alexandria, Thai y port o. ihs Iatennt
OF the city for the year ending hsy 81, lSuo
be aud che ssros Is hcrsbY. appropriated -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Local Matters,

Sss Yisss toraesrow kt 4:S4 snd tes TX
HIgh Tster M 1916 A. N. and 1850 p M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

WalrBeB PROBABILITIES. FOR thls roo
flor sartIv sIoudy tonight, showers IN extreme
nssfSg est pnYtion. sunday thunder -hoTeFs
sr,J cooler' fresh s0utherly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Wor, OF nlI ErrrrIoaoes.

sCaD suvthipg he wore thSn 70 fcsJ Anet
w.. u,irut, vii be your las. Such was the
sy,.eyieree of Mrs. 2 Il. NGTSor- Dccstnr,
Ara. "FnY thrvs ytsrP,' sbe writes, 4 -
dared InsBferabie pain logn indi Eestlon,
.t,,saea ana bowel trpnbie- RAih seemed
tnevilable when doctors AID I'll rsn.s.-oa
fsilo5 Al length was indaHd q iry El,c,
80 Y, tteys and the result Was HiFpcu,o1s. 1
; :, An a once and aoS i'ln cozapiese 3
~, ,ans,ysy nd d For IiFcr, kidney, Stomach
All Bowel ssoahles Electric Brtgr- Is tRe
oa oT r,eiIeiue. Only 30, ~ FissAn'esa
by.k- 5. INadbsateF 4 s4s.s aEAssN'''
s.,.o,,,, Ftsyd shell t,rhs, Devilea CTab'
and Saad prepared from sss'laen sue o 10y, %,'
I own picking, are Tellsasl w. WI
Rsmme's Restaurant, Hone 'PeeoF %. h''
| 'phens 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
TOST

s's's--zsrl-,c-rr~e--s Ssstss 90 Al
4 OSp.--k Yid2y noruing betNeeA egu -
- .p'elees, RECEIPT BOOK m nv ~
Eymmers, agent fipdeI return same
fteisceo'Apa's uoiel and EceeaYc SsFaro'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
DRY GOODS

....--e..,..-c.s.
Offer
ing in Desirable
White Goods
For Commence
nent Outfits.
PaE. MusIips, - iuehrs viiA. 90
quality BAG
Psda An.iivs, ~ inchc. vide e0e
quality, Soc.
Wash Chiffon, As inohes vide, SSc
quality, 2bc. 4
Wash Cbiaeo, 40 inchea ride, soc
qusIity, abe.
Merocrierd H&tss.r 50 jassesv ido, e9c
quality, hIn:
White ssis, 40 inclieA vide. l6c-
White and black French nigandS. -
inches ride, At 2o,, a9r sa6 DOC, :
Evening ehsdes French oEsnd1,, ~
inches ride, 6Dc.
PerEau Ls~ps, az ite. 2Gc AID 2Sc.
White Dotted Srisees, 2Sn, a5c, 45c,
so, 10 SIC.
/ Que roore case 40.iErh IDdia tGres,
i5e qualits, Zoe.
Solid Colcy nrsAsdlaa III all ereaiHg
shades, l0c
Merc.rizel hsdrAs, asc quality, at
i5c.
White lgssh SIX, aIsq quality, 2Sc,
An over Lee,r, sl,gO Esirs. SIC.
EFonIng Fso,, &c 5Oc, go to ti.So.
LadieA' Btsnk Gspae LiSie HNhe, 26c
yalus, l6c.
Crushed Lssth, Belts, white and biscE'
25c.
Gnsrsnteod silk Gloves Soc.
Wide IAhert, silk aibbnRs,. leo.
Ladies'. MisGr.' aud ChlldrrA'A Tan
Hosiery i13c. 25e aud Soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

peyilsd Cts.iS ara made flesh twice daily
AZ Ramuel's Res,SuFaat--At hYe O'Clock "a
tbe Afternoon and eight o'clock IN the even
ing, Both 'phonee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

CAMPBELL's SOpP5.--b cAses Tomato
CbIeken. Vegetablc, Clsm CaPgdeS, aud
Other varieties q soups iqss Iscelysd ~
W. J. .. AliApRN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Silk Petticoats.


We ma RaOwL1g hsRGs,ssi jtT< % slis
Prluooats ibis ssssqp, Which 6kf eEofls My
Ding ba,s.orors shown II yieAEgp sa'l ia.
signs, EIsbnrnts vorspEnseip rsa1Sts2RnSs
a prizes.
!, $50 " S<.efi tefh
We oaar fha allowing ials II Waits SILK
Ps,tleoats ri ae0Ss D dir, kpn sASs Tsgslsr
rsiees They ars fte'b goods. jsst trpr' IA
makers, ,sa ars ysSy DESIRABLE fog ayeP4kiEsa
iar Ersslxahos gsa sssaNfSsf~fnt E1FFS
white Tssfets ELK Prttispsss. god quality,
srizneA with ~. ssy thrseSsc+ilp Asyo
AMAes,
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ity, ujnhTtlls style. trtriusd Tiih nneeriiaz-
plated noSun4 sdFed With KATTow rSRie,
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ishra With usr.s pHrrar Fugss elssa yiss
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Third iOr~-ElsTssth u,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
DRY GOOpa.
DRY GOODS.
Lansburgh Bro,
w@hington's FsTorite Store.
woMENs SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.

Ths kind ths. will war vel. yssii well mn
give complete satisfaction in ever way These
are the qualities VIC offer Tor one dny |"
prices thai ale unusually low.
Womens Plain Gauze sumrnor'reighiis
Ve.ts and Parts Vests are high meek, with
lons, or ghOrt slccSee. Pants knee
length. Lace trimmed. S9c valve, for DC
one day. ..... ...,... -.......-'-'--'''.--'s-''
Roys French Ralbnggan Shirt and Drav.
srs. Shirts high neck, With long sr shofi
slcave,. Drawers ankle or knee length. .3SC
6Oe ralue. For one day..................... ~
Is for sl-W.)
Wosnen's High Neck sod Shcr. Sleeveh je--
sew Ribbed Silk FeAs, in blaek or White
Sqc and 81 value. For one Day, zoe
each ....... ------..... ...----'
Wonen's Fine Fast Back Equesuicnne
Tights. Isle thread, opcned or olo~ed. ankle
OF knee length; $50 yslue. For one Arc
day .....-.....-...... ..-..'....'.-.-'.-'-
Wa,non's jersey fitting Iisle Thread Com
binnlion Spits; low peek nd M Slesyesi an1'
Low neck an short slerves Ynnis GEEK lengthi
iace lnmmed nr plain 7sc value. tor ANc
one day, odch.. ......-..... -.--..--''.'--.-''-'
Women's Fine Summer Wool oauzo rrst'
ard Pants. ia white or gray. SID
and $50 yelpes, For one day, ono
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04
Thrnwn FroIn q Wngon

New York Rocksvsya and / ttio Neck
CLANS On half she'll. Rsmmels kesaurHnL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-04

Attractive raj. Of interest paid on deposits il
No auxiliary banks or boxes ere issued bg this J..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-06-30
BUYING a Good Fortune.

Four little green birds sat on a cage
fronted with tray. The tray held
folded slips of paper. A man carried
the whole. He strolled east in Grand
street, near Mulberry. A woman,
swarthy Of complexion and with a
shawl drawn around her head and
shoulders, looked at the birds and
hesitated in her walk the man, keen
to notice any indication of trade, saw
her hesitancy.
Fortune, lady?" he asked.
The woman stopped and passed a
coin to his hand. He lifted bird from
its perch and placed it on the edge of
the tray. The bird picked up folded
slip of paper. The man took the paper
ard handed it to the woman. The
woman opened it, read, smiled. and
prssed on. The man nodded approv.
ingly
Gave her good fortune, did you?"
asked a man standing by.
Sure" said the man with the birds.
"Ali the fortunes are good. Birds tell
no bad fortunes
Then he smiled wise.y.-New York
Press.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-06-30
CHAPTER xxvIll.-continued.

One morning the little street car
stood. as was its wont at the terminus
of the track, near the front of the wide
grounds Of the old mansion house.
This was far out upon the edge of the
little city, and few were the patrons
that might be expected; but IL was
held but mere courtesy to offer the
services of the street car line to this
family, so long recognized as one of
the unimpeachably best of this South
ern city. This modern innovation of
the street car was not readily taken
up by the conservative community
and though il had been established for
some years. II might be questioned
whether its shares had ever paid much
interest upon their face value.
At this terminus of the line at the
outskirts of the town there was each
morning enacted the same little scene.
The driver slowly unhitched his mules
and turned them about to the other
end of the car. in readiness for the re-
turn journey. Matters having pro-
gressed this far, the mules fell at
once into a deep state of detection
and somnolence, their ears looping
down, their bodies dropping and mo-
tionless, save as now and then-a faint
swish of tail or wag of weary ear
bespoke the knowledge of some bold,
maraudirg fly. The driver, perched on
his seat, his feet upon the rail, his
knees pushed toward his chin, sat with
his broad hat drawn down upon his
forehead, his hands clasped between
his legs, and all his attitude indicative
of rest.
Presently from a side street faced
by large brick dwelling, there came
with regular and unhurried tread tall
and dignifed figure, crowned with a
soft Panama, and tapping with off.
cial cane. AS it approached the car
the driver Strengthened a trihe on the
! seat
Good mawnin,', Judge Wilson," he
| said.
"Uh-ah, good mawnin. James," re-
piled the judge. "Uh-ah, Doctah
Gregg lii late this mawnin', eh?"