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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
Woodward { LOthrOp,
10th. 18th, F & q SITS NV
WASHINGTON. d. c.
Exhibition of
Spring Fashions and Fabrics

Silk end Dress Stufis OF the ricnrst and
most exclusive ,or s; Partisan and American
millinery, French Lingerie, Bridal rrous.
sesux and Corse's, Splendid Dresses, Elegant
Wraps. Dainties Of Imported Clothes for the
bby, Rare Laees, Exquisite Seck6Eings.
rssols, Gloves. Hosiery, Hands hisfs,
aud other articles Of luxurious sdornment;
Rich Drapey and Upholstery Materials,
Curtains. imported Tai lie Naperv vess Is Of
Cut Crystal Chins and Silver wrought into
every artistic form of vase, dish and orna.
ment; Clocks, BroDzrs. Marbles, Lamps,
Books and myraid oddities suitable for Wed.
ding, Anniversary aad Easter iifts.
We invite Inspection Of this interesting
Fashion Exibt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

Piusburg, Pennsylvania, March g.
The retirement from the Presidency ot
the United States Steel Corporation OF
W. E. Corey, Is n,ed here today.
| Is said that Mr.. CJrey will get out on
June /, and will be succeeded by A. G.
Dinkey, now President Of the Csrnegi'
sreeI Company A. Il. Huot the pr g.
ent general superintendent Of the Home
stead Mills, will take Mr. Dinkey's
place. Rumor persistenily attaches thu
name Of Mable Gilman as the incident
leading up to Mr.. Corey's retirement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
DIED

Departed his life on Tuesday, March 8. ct
six O'Clock o. IN, at AccOtink, Fairfax county,
Virginia. MOL If, the ell we'd wife Of
Frank lyler and daughter Of George K.
Fairfax. sbe leaves three chill rem and
three ST ters = mourn hsr loss.
Dearest ollie, tbou hast left us.
We thy loss most deep fell;
Bat til G ID that has Der f rs
He can all Gu orrows heal
By HER LOVING CoC7N. DORA DUNN.
Fun oral serv ces fr.m the NJ E. hurch
ct ,ccotnk on Thursday, March 9TH, Mt 2
O'Clock nj 4 SshingtOn and Richmond
papers please copy.
On Tuesday. March 8. 1867, at 10 O'Clock
o. m, EDITH AUGUSTA, aged % wears,
daughter of Daniel r. and the late Mo ME
L. Stansbury. Funeral from her late resi-.
dence 2O7 north Columbus street, THURSDAY,
March z, at Q p. m. lnterment private. ~
baltimore pal ers please COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
A n1spAroH from Chicago says:

The annual strike of fathers took place
Friday on schedule time, about 400 men
going out. March /, get aside by the
fathers as Il day on which to strike, ia
deserved rs reiigionsly as is labor day.
Vhe fact that they have no differences
With their employers never is allowed to
iaterfere with the programme. This year
the fathers bad no new demands to make
% their employers and the strike lasted
but a few hours After the employers
made q sail at the union headquarters,
tho friendship vas C;mented tor another
year.
This but shows 10 what ridiculous
extent strikes have been carried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
Upholstery Department
Announcement.

To keen our workrooms busy during March,
we will make SPECIAL Inv estimates for tho
foil wing classes Of work lip overs and
Awni rs 10 order. Fls S reens and Win
dow Shades to order. Upholstery Furniture.
Repairing Furniture, Reinishing Furniture.
Pol shing and Waxing Floors. &c.
This is also good time TO have attain or
Reed Furniture Painted or Ens meled and
New Cushions mode FIR same
Attention is called TO the following new ar.
rivals
Willow Furniture, consisting Of tables. side
chairs. arm chairs, reclining chairs 70 kers,
&C., at speciallv low prices
Cushions for same, TO order, $3.50 no.
A special value in Willow Arm Chairs,
Natural color, very strongly contracted
s6. each.
Spring designs in Cotton Stripes, Art Tx.
ing, Linens, &C.. TO- slim GOV. rs.
18c to Zoe yard.
French Cretonues. 81 and 81 inches wide.
Desirable for drapvries, bed covers, slip COW
err, e..
60.in b. 81 TO s. ward
Muslin Cnr,ains. 3 yards long. hnihea
with deep, full ruff.
Special value. 81 Is pair,
French Tam our Nu lin Curtains, EN-,
braidered edge an motif centers.
1925 pair.
Others up TO 81 80, patterns consisting OF
dainty dots and figures
Gross Stripe Spring md Summer PORTE e.,
81 % IS 0 p>ir.
Real Madras Curtains, floral and stained
glass designs
s. and S. pair
Values, and $3.50.
Printed Figured Tafietas, suitable for hang
ings. slip cover &c; shadow and soft do
s'2ns
Special price. @ yard.
Values. Acc, SOC, and Coo.
Fourth fOOr-G At.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
Panicky Conditions.

New York, March e-While there has been
some slight letup late today In the panicky
conditions which prevailed all Of yesterd y,
many Of these watching the last few days pl >
Of the stock market insist that the end is not
yet, an ! that the weakness manifest is even
more ominous today. While opinion differ
AZ to the reason for the vast shrinkage 81
z lues these since December are said to be
more than 3, 900 600, 600 there . well'dehued
lmpres ion on the street this afternoon th /
when the bottom Ia reach z. II. Hartman
aud his associates viii - fonnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given th,t the partner.
ship in the drug and p avmacy business
heretofore carried on by Claude ". Lennon
and william b Dune under the part.
ersh p style and trade name Of lennon &
Duncan, at No. 604 King street, Alexan-
dria, Virginis, was is~Olved by mutusl
o sem on the Orb day Of Mach, 10 7, and
In the future the business will be carried on
the said Claude NJ. re, nou on his own
separate account, the said william !. 3. Dup.
an retiring therefrom and seyering all con-
,ection therew it'll.
The said Claude ". Lennon will pay and
settle Ill tn dents nd liabilities Of the old
frm and will receive payment Of sll moneys
nd accounts Of the oil firm.
CLAUrE N. LENEON.
mac WILLIAM J. B. DUNCAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

To stop Cold With "rreventics" is safer
than to let it run and rure afterwards. Taxi n
at tho ''sneeze Stage" PreVentics will head oil
an colds and Grippe and peril ps save you
from Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Preventive
are little 'oothsome candy cold cure tablets
selling In 8 rents and % cent boxes. II you
ar chilly, II you BERN to sneeze, try Pre-
Tentios. Thew will surely check the cold and
please you Sold by E. 8. LeadbeateT & Sons,
dYu zOfata
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
strike Ended,

Bethlehem, Pa, March G. - The
strike declared yesterday by the train
men of the Lehigh and New England
Railroad came to an abrupt end today
when the company decided to reins;ale
the brakemen who hsd been discharged.
Today all traffic ia running "a usual.
The strike was declared because General
Manager Bailey discharged an extra
brakeman on each train crew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
Virginia News.


Miss Alice Robinson, maiden lady,
who lived pear Upperville, died at her
home Sunday night.
The Virginia Court Of Appeals met
in Richmond yesterday but no cases
from this section were heard.
LOUIS Carpenter, one of the oldest
farmers of Frederick county, died Mon
dsv night at Wmteacre, after a short
Illness, aged 80 years.
E. G.. Csulman, a retired farmer, died
yesterdsy at his residence in Leesburg,
aged 70 years, OF heart disease. he was
a natiye Of Baltimore, and in bis carly
life was a druggist.
George G. Washington, who has been
manage at Snowden, the hsDd.ome
Fredericksburg estate Of Fraok b
Quest, Of New York, has resigned his
position and gone to California.
At an early hour yesterday morning
fire DESTROYED DIV. lling-hou on up
per Main street, 10 Fredericksburg, the
property Of Mrs J. @. Wilson, of Wash
ington. The house was occupied By A.
L. Grgory, OF Baltimore.
David II. Clark, well.known farm
or, died Monday night at his home at
Whitescre, Frederick county, after
briei Illness Of pneumonia, aged sky
two years. lIe is survived by four
daughters, two aons, and several brothers
aud sisters.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, this
week, TO- cItiysns of this State, of the
following patents: Thomas d. Conner,
of Norton, locomotive headlight; Edwin
c. Compiler, Cd Lee8burg, tilting gate;
Edward d. Coach, Of Scots Crossroads,
water tlsvaling and delivering apparatu-
Andrew l.. Lewis, of Petersburg. sliding
door; and George. Thomas, OF Endicott,
milk.psil.
Daniel Bowers, the lanatic who ere
ated a scene 10 the Lutheran Church in
Winchester Sunday morning, and who
on Monday uied to aaphyXiate himself
by making bonfire ofhis clothes in his
cell ct the Jail, became violent again
early Yesterday mornlng and completely
demolished The furniture and fixtures al
police headquarters. The maoisc Gre
ated q panic among policemen, aud
threatened to- kill Mayor Harry II.
Baker, and had two desperate fights
with The police DisrObing tn the skin,
he declared be was the Saviour como to
save young men from drinking whisky
aud smoking cigarette It took the
combined efforts OF the police and q
number of citizens TO cub Tue him and
pu' him in q cell. Bound hand and
foot, sud under q strong guard, Bowers
was taxed to the train and seat TO Ches
ter county, Pa, his home lie will be
confined in an asVlum. His mind was
unsettled by religious excitement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
CARD

/ desire to extend my thanks to tina members
Of the FIRE department for their prompt re-.
sponsr during the Ere Ia my residence lat
Monday evening. By tn ir pra tic ! proceed.
ure they Hoon eKtinguished the flames rnf
prevented Whist might have resulted in dis.
s,trous conAsgrstion.
II. z. O,SuLIIYAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
N. B. Harlow { Co., Inc,
119 s. Fairfax Street.
Sale.
Del Ray Property.

Two-Story frame cot
tage N. w. corner Mt.
Vernon and Floyd ave-
nues, the best residential
section of Del Ray, con-
tanning 8 rooms and con-
crete cellar. Rooms new
ly papered, hardwood fin
ish throughout. About 80
fruit trees of different va
rieties; hedge around prop
erty; within five minutes
walk of electric Station.
Convenient to Potomac
yards.
Can be purchased for
reasonable price. Owner
has good reason for selling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

Crvup can positively be stopped in 20 min
utes. No Notwithstanding 70 ncken or
distress your child. A sweet, pleasant, and
safe syrup, called Dr.. Shops Crup Cure,
does The work and DOS Il quickly. DR..
Shoop's CroQp Cure for Group alone, rsnleu.
Der. 1t doss rot clgim- TO cure dozen all
msnn Tvs tor Group, thatIa all. Bold By
E. s. Leadbester & Sons, drugSfrth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
HOW's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
HalPs Catarrh Cure
F. j. HENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable 10 all business transac~
tions, and financially atlp to carry out any
obligations made by hi firm
AALDING, KIsEAN MARVIN,
wholesale ruggist., Toleno, o.
Hairs C~talrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood ana mucous.
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price. 75c per bottle. sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
NIB. Harlow
&C.,, InC.,
ll9 South Fairfax Street,
Alexandria, Va.
Lawyer Candidates.

To the Editor Of the Alexandris Gazette.
If understand correctly q conespon-
dent 10 Saturdays Gazette, be s'vs that
'be candidates for Congress- 10 the Eighth
Virginia district are ell la~yers. John
F Ryan, OF Loudoun county, Is not q
awyeF and does no, belong 10 that pro-
ession. He is a farmer and a good
one, too. Yours truly,
A. @. WYcKoFF.
Laurel, Nd, March 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

Willie walled and Winnie wheeaed, while
Wintry winds whined gelrdly. Willl4 wriy.
sled while Winnie wheezed rstchedly Wis.
dom whispers. winter winds work wheares.
Wherefo Q We write, use Rennedyb Laxa.
tive Cough Syrup" Nothing els' 80 good.
Sold By ". +. Creighton q Co., 40l King
al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06
DRY GOODS
LanSburgh&Bro
Great Sale Of
Ribbons.

With the price of ribbons great
ly advanced and a general short
age of them on the market, we
hold that it was an extraordinary
opportunity that presented itself
when we were enabled to buy
several thousand yards at auction
away below wholesale price.
We're going to dispose of the
entire lot at a price that makes il
we'll worth while for every wom-
an TO invest in a few yards.
S and 6 inch Plaid Ribbons, in
various color combinatio ms,
worth from sec to Csc yard,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

Argo BED salmon can be pFspered In
neatly hundred different VANS II Is one
Of the most nutritious and hstlthful foods
sold. IS csnts g can at all grocer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-06

There Is nothing nicer TO have In the lard
or than few cans Of Argo Red Salmon just
the thing for unexpected company. 10 cents
q
Williams news., 1907-12-14

"Shep' highly educated and valua ble dog "tlonging to Otto Lebsch committed suicide last Saturday, at the saw mil. Mir. Lebsch nanipulates the luberica 'ors at the mIil, and while at work Saturday in particularly danger ous position he met with a slight but painful accident which caused nIn to make face that would turn sugar lump into Dill pickle. The dog, 1t is thought. see ing the expression of agony on his masters face. concluded that he di1 not Care to live masterless. and forthwith poked his head into a revolving pulley with fatal results. Nr. Lehsch was heard to remark hat he would rather have found fifty dollars than lost the dog.
 "Harpv," chief of plasterers at the Harvey House now under course of construction, has reques- ted this paper to announce that he and his valiant gang of danbers | expect to give a dance in the new building as soon as 1t is completed. The hod carriers are expected 10 furnish the music and there will also be special "huck and wing" dancir g hv the dauhers themselves which, it is needless to say, will be worth comirg across seventeen continents to see. The event is heinz looked forward to with a "linpeerirg" look by the young ladies of the town. as the daubers are admitted to be the handsomest bunch that ever struck the town.
 Prof. T. H Cureton. principal of the Williams schools, has been granted life deploma by the Territorial Board of Educa ion. he having passed his recent examina- Ii"n IS such d satisfactory manrer hat the Territorial Board was warranted in honoring him so highly. Prof Cureton's success is Il source of great atifica tion tn the people of this city, where he has demonstrated his ability as principal of the local schools. in no uncertain manner.
 The Postal company began plac- ing new poles Thursday prepara tory to rtmnval into the Walsh huil'iing, which they have leased for ten years It is expected that the relay station will be moved here from Ash Fork shortly after Ian 1 This means several mort ia miles and good citizens for Will Hams The improvement, coming as i' d"es with a number of others emph, sizes he fact that Williams is taking long step forward.
Williams news., 1907-12-14

The Wolford Stock Company is in the city with it's troupe of talent ed artists, a nd will give the last of it's series of three entertainments at the opera house, tonight (Satur- day.) The two previous entertain ments, Thursday and Friday nights were excellent, and though the at tance in both instances was good the capacity of the local opera house is not great enough for the attendance merited. It is not of ten that towns the size of this are favored by such productions. The NEWS regrets that lack ofspace will not permit descri ption> of the play, "Wyoming," given Thursday evening. It is good one and is handled to perfection. The play fo night is entitled, "Wby Women Sin."
 This office is in receipt of a special supplement to the Graha m Guardian. published at Stafford. in the Salt River Valley. The sup plement is printed in magazine form with an attractive colored cover. The contents are descrip tive of Stafford and neighboring towns, with many handsome half tone illustrations. The edition is certainly fine riece of work. and credit to it's editor, MT. Birdno.
 A pleasant birthday surprise party was given Tuesday evening at the home of Engineer Furguson in honor of Mrs. Fcrguson's birth cay anniversary. The surprise was complete, the guests rushing into the house in full force just as the astonished occupants were partak- ing of the evening meal. Cards furnished the amusement of the evening. All present enjoyed themselves greatly.
 pr. Mary F. Hobart, of Boston, Mass. stopped over here Monday and visited with a friend, whom she had not seen for a number of year. The doctor is a highly edu cation lady and spends much time travelling. She was on her way to her home in Boston, from an ex- tended trip in the Canadian north west and California.
Williams news., 1907-12-14
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

Paints, oils and wall paper.-J. c. SIMMONS.
 FOR SALE-Four room house. Furnished if desired. Inquire at this office.
 George Stockton has returned from Winslow.
 Mrs. R. L. Watts, of Grand Can yon. was in the city Saturday.
 The largest. finest and best dis play of Christmas candies, nuts and fruits at Joe Johnston's.
 The Williams Athletic Club gave a dance at the opera house Friday night.
 Mrs. Deering and grandson Floyd, left Tuesday for a visit at Colton1 California.
 C..C. Hutchinson, the sheep ma n was transacting business in the city during the week.
 Way Down East" the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday. Dec. Is Don't miss it. Reserved seat $1 %.
 E. Lamb took bunch of horses down to Del Rio, Yavapia county. and put them on pasture for the winter.
 Miss Grace McElrov left for Newton. Kansas. on Thursday where she will enjoy an extended vacation.
 John Hamilton, after a visit of a week here. among old friends, re- turned to his home in Kingman last Friday.
 Drop in at the Pullman when you want a good drink of Sar Diego or Jos beer The famous old Taylor whiskey always kept in stock BAEMGARTNER & SAToRI
 A portion of No. 2 was derailed at Hawk. near Albuquerque, Fri day of last week, and traffic delay ed for some. time.
 Patrick Johnston, the big depart ment -farmer.-of Bellemont, wal transacting business in the city the first of the week.
 The Williams Athletic Club has bills out announcing a big Christ mas dance, to be given at the opera house on Christmas eve.
Williams news., 1907-12-14

Way Down East" the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday Dec. 16. Don't miss it. Reserved seat $1 OO
 Mrs G. w. Mathews returned ! few days ago from a short trip to Needles. where she went to avoid an attack of tonsilitis.
 CJ Babbitt, of the big firm of Bahbitt Bros.. of Flagstaff, was looking after his vast business interests in the city the first of the week.
 All the stores were doing a rush. irg business this week. Every. body seemed to have been saving mp their money to buy Christmas gifts.
 "Way Down East," the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday, Dec. Is. Don't miss it Reserved seat, $1 co.
 A new crossing is being put in on Williams avenue from the Walsh building to the Babbitt store. This is an improvement that has long been needed.
 The Canyon Copper Company has shut down it's mines in the Grand Canyon. indefinitely, pre- sumably on account of the low prices of copper.
 George w. Mathews of the Rack ct store states in his ad that his prices are lowest on Christmas goods. The reader might invesi- gate, with profit.
 "Way Down East" the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday. Dec. Is Don't missit Reserved seat $1 %
 Chester Field, son. of Mir. anC Mrs. w. A. Field, returned Tues day from Phoenix, where he hac been visiting with his mother, who is making her home there for the winter.
 Word has been received her' that Engineer Lingo, who is in th' hospital at Los Angeles as resul of injuries received at Ash Forl az mentioned last week, is doin. splendidly. His many friends here will be glad to learn that he is no so seriously hurt as was reported
Williams news., 1907-12-14

Baumgartner & Satori, of the Pullman are presenting their friends with some of the handsom- est calendars we have seen, for 1908. One of the calendars, a handsome reproduction of Philip Boileau's famous painting. "The Sisters" will adorn a portion of the NEWS deh during the coming year.
 The chicken dinner given Thurs day evening by the Ladies Aid Society was wonderfully success ful. The ladies had beautifully decoratorated the room and pre- pared for a large patronage, ard they were certainly not disappoint- ed. The ladies gave good value for every cent spent at their dinner.
 The Mexican citizens dance at the opera house Saturday night was we'll attended and every body in attendance seemed to be having fine time. The dance was given under the management of Johnny Horton and L. Mora, which ac counts. in a large measure, for it's success.
 Mrs. E. R. Twitty and children arrived here from Prescott Monday evening. MT. Twitty came in the following day, having come by freight, bringing with him their valua ble family COW. They have rented the Attwooh house and have started to housekeeping. Mir. Twitty will go to work for the Santa Fe.
 It is intended for those who ap- preciate quality, for those gentle men who enjoy thoroughly ma tured, rich olI Kentucky liquor 1. w. HARPER whiskey. Sold by J. B. Jones.
 The Williams Public Library Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Johnston on Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock, D. m. Elec- tion of officers and other important business.-MRs. JAMES KENNEDY.
 "Way Down Fast," the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday Dec. Is. Don't miss it. Reserved seat 1.OO.
Williams news., 1907-12-14

c E. Boyce, who was unfortun- ate enough to get a leg broken last week, is doing nicely. He is displaying his usual nerve and grit and expects to be up and do ing again soon.
 Christmas presents that are use fnl-fancy china, cut glass, fine stationery at Joe Johnston's.
 G. M Graham the newly ap- pointed supervisor of streets, ia a hustler and is attending strictly to his job and that is something that Williams has long needed. Keep it up, George.
 Handsome calenda rs for the yea 1908 have been received by J. B Jones at the Cabinet. He is hand ing them out to patrons and friends If you want something pretty in this line you must call early.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Boyce came down from Flagstaff We'd nesdav to attend the funeral oi Wm. w Patterson. Mir. Patterson Icing Mrs. Boyce's grandfather They returned the same evening A very pretty wedding is sched- ueled for this good old town, and it will take place just before Christ mas. The groom to-be is a promi nent business man in William ms and the prospective bride is a Minnesota young lady.
 "Way Down East" the biggest and best show of the season at the opera house, Monday, Dec. 16 Don't miss 1t. Reserved seat $l 00
 Babbitt Brothers Company ot Williams have a big ad on the front page of this issue. This big store has put in a line of holida y goods commensurate with it's grea' stock of regular merchandise, ano will make a special effort 10 please their customers in every way.
 l. l. longing to J. c. Simmons wa. somewhat damaged by fire Mon day morning. Several gentlemen were keeping bach" in the house When they went to work Monda , morning they forgot 10 extineuisl the candle and 1t is thougnt tu, fire resulted from that cause.