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spending this week in wythevire in

spending this week in Wytheville in
the interest of the stockmen.
Miss Virginia Gibboney left for New
Orleans Monday, where she will spend
some time as the guest of Miss Will
son.
Mrs. C. D. Owens and little son vii,
leave this week for Aquila, Tex, to
visit the formers mother, Mrs. Virginia
Boyd.
Mr.. J.. Norment Powell. of Johnson
City. Tenn, was a business visitor in
town the first OF the week.
Mr.. Graham Wood. United States
Army. at. Fort Hancock, S. j.. who
has been visiting relatives here. was
called to Christiansburg Friday by the
death OF his aunt, Miss Anna Wood.
Mrs. Charles B. Craft met with a
serious accident on Wednesday. The
railing to the balcony of her house gave
way, prccipitating her to the ground
below, a distance of twelve or fifteen
feet. The nervous shock was great,
but further than this no serious injury
resulted
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MATTHEWS

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MATHEWS. VA, February 2.--Judge
Taylor Garrett and son. Jenifer. left last
week for Annapolis. Md.
Mr.. Griffith Marchant left Saturday
for Richmond to spend few days
at tho homo of Mr.. D. q. c. Butts.
Miss Ellet Robinson. who has been
spending some time with relatives at
"Woodstock." the beautiful residence OF
DIR. Thomas B. Lane, left Thursday for
Richmond Miss Robinson will remain
in Richmond the remainder OF the win
ter.
Hon James Stubs. OF Gloucester,
spent several days In Mathews last week,
attending court.
Miss Adele Hunley left Friday for
Farnlvllle. where she has gone to en-
tor the State Normal School.
Mrs. Leslie Garnett recently visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs, George Tins
ley, at Cross Roads. Gloucester scounty.
Mrs, julia Hughes, Of Richmond. is
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ABINGDON

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ABINGDON. VA. February 2,-AIrs.
Norvell Leo is tho guest of her sister,
Mrs, George Wordon, in Bristol.
Misses Margaret and Gilbert Preston
returned this week from II visit to Mrs.
l'aris. in Bristol.
Misses Sidney and IIenly Preston
we're guests of their grandparents.
Colonel and Mrs Carson, this week.
Miss Down Lindsey. of Bristol, Is the
guest of Miss Cherrie May Preston.
Mr.. Y. I, Hurt left Wednesday for a.
short business trip to Iynchburg.
Mrs. Frederick Sheen. OF Bristol is
the guest for a few days of her parents,
Captain and Mrs, Imboden.
Or. u. II, Schubert, Industrial agent
OF tho Norfolk and Western, and Mr..
Banks, chief OF tia Mineral Depart
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CHARLOTTE

CHARLOTTE. S. c., February 2--Lo-
cal society Is to lose one OF it's most
charming and admired devotees shortly
In tina departure of Mrs. j. Lee Koiner
for Richmond. Va Mr. Koiner, who
has been conducting the Mecklenburg
Flour Mills here successfully for a
number of years, has decided to remove
to Richmond. where he will engage
in other business, and after this week
Mr. aud Mrs. Koiner will make that
city their home. Mrs. koiner has been
the guest at a number OF social func-
lions planned In her honor the past
week, among them being the reception
rendered her Wednesday evening by
Mrs. II. It. Stenerson at her handsome
Dilworth home. at which many socie-
ty matrons were guests.
Mrs. j. IT. yann was hostess to n
number OF friends at her home on East
Morehead Street Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, Vernon Porter was the fortunate
one In n unique guessing contest.
One Of the most interesting social
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Gloucester Social

cIoITcESTER q III VA Eebruary-
~ ~, -. - go, 80" -
'te ~ 'D 90
most charmihsiy entertained on We'd
nesday evening by Mr. and Mrs, w.
.Ashby Jones, at '.Ditchley." At IL
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served, and some music rendered, after
which the gathering ended by the
guests dancing with great vim the Nir-
ginia Reel, and departing for home
after delightful evening
Mr.. Charles Saxelby gave very
pleasant stag dinner on Tuesday even
ing at his home, "Clermont''
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wallkup Master
Cliftn, Walklp. and Mrs Rurch OF
Richmond S T. have returned home.
after few days with the Misses Dab
nov at "The Exchange
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Old ONT Comfort
Special to The Times-Dispatch.>

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, Feb.
ruary 2.-Last night Captain and Mrs
Aston Hamilton. and Captain and Mrs
Gordon Heiner, OF the post, gave hor
at the Administration Building, tc
which number of guests from the
hotels were invited.
Lieutenant and Mrs Samuel Shartle
had as their guests for dinner on Sun
day evening. Captain and Mrs. Joseph
Tracy, Captain and Mrs. Alternately
and Captain Brooke Payne.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Shartle
gave a tea for Miss Carol Duncan, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Kilbourne was the hos.
tess at an informal tea on Sunday az
ternoon. for her house guests, Miss
Leize Weaver and Miss Eugene HAY
ard. who left that evening for their
homes in Washington.
Colonel and Mrs. George r. f. Har-
rison gave dinner on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. virginie Bertrand, Of New York,
berlin. Her daughter, Miss Emma Ber-
trand. is the guest of the Misses Bessie
and Mary Booker, OF Hampton.
Other patrons of the Chamberin
are Mrs. o. NJ Poe. Miss B. c. Poe,
Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Haskin,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Bishop,
Norwalk, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cable,
New York; Mrs. F. r. Stone, Miss
Catherine Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Kennedy. Washington; Mrs. William
Simpson. Mrs. Robert Slz-pson, New
York: Mrs. Thomas Gale, Syracuse:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Lang, New
York: Mrs. T.. S. Kellogg. Poughkeep-
sic; Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Shilling. Albany;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Marshall. Toledo;
Hannah r. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Roads. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans.
Moorestown. N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Gibbs New York.
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Warrenton Social
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| WAItRENTON, VA, February "A
mock wedding OF great interest was
given by the young ladies' of the Fau-
| uuier Institute on Saturday night 1t
| took place in the school room which
was deliberately decorated with ever
| greens and carnations. and the con-
tracing parties We're Miss Allie Leigh
| Camp, debutante daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. B. Camp. and Mr.. ]. Charlton
Graves, of Hancock, Maryland. Tho
J bride was sttended by four OF her
young school-mates who preceded her
up tho aisle in tho following order.
Misses Helen Bird. of Washington. with
| Miss LORNA Gourley. of Maryland;
Misses Leila Turner and Dorothy Nit
chell. both of Marylan then came the
| charming little ring-bearer. Miss Har-
riet Hester, of Washington, D. G. Mrs..
H. Rigelow, of Dubuque. Iowa, was
matron of honor, while Miss Beatrice
| Sternberg. of Corning, New York. was
tho maid OF honor. The bride was met
at the altar by the groom, attended by
his best man, Mr.. r. G.. Marriott, OF
Richmond. The bride came in church
with her father. Hon. s. Camp. and the
ushers We're as follows: Messrs. II.
Gray. X NJ. Harrison, M. Keith and
s. Moore
After the wedding reception fol-
lowed. and very Informal dance COM
plimentary to tho wedding party was
given. The presents We're numerous and
handsome. and among the out-of-town
guests We're; Mrs. u. s. Turner, Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton, Misses Klipstein.
Eartenstein, Boston. Jeffries. Waddil,
Sadie Rartenstein. Sewers, and Messrs.
NJ. L. Evans and S. ", Sublett.
The brides gown was of white point
de Esprit over taffeta, and she car-f
rled a largo shower boquet of bride'1
roses. while the matron and maid OF
honor We're becomingly dressed In
white and pink taffeta. respectively.
and both carried pink carnations. The
gentlemen wore the conventional suits
of black with buttoniers OF pink carna-
lions.
Mrs, James p. Jeffries and Miss Nan
Jeffries left this morning for a short
visit to Baltimore
Mr.. W. p. Wyer, who has been in
Washington for the past six months.
is at home for few days.
Mr. NJ c. Elliott OF Charlottesville,
is in town for few days.
Mr. ]. Mosby Campbell. or the uni-
verslty OF Virginia, spent Sunday in
town.
Mr.. c. v. Smith. OF Lynchhurg. was
in town this week,
Mr.. Christian Aienekin. of Gsines-S
willie, spent Sunday with his family,
Miss Moore delightfully."- entertained
a few friends at n card party ON Thurs
day last
Mrs. Mary b. Turner and Miss EiwYn
Turner. of tho Plains, are at Captain
Carriers for a short VISIT,
Mr. G, a. Owens. or Durham. NORTH
Carolina, is at Dr. Douglass Tor fswi
days
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events of the week was the wedding

events of the week was the wedding
Thursday evening of Miss Agnes King
and Mr. D. Hatcher Watkins, which
was solemnized at the home of the
brides parents, on North Tryon Street,
by Rev. Harris Mallinckrodt. rector of
st. Peters Episcopal Church. Miss
King is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
most accomplished young women Mr..
Watkins is connected with the Char
lotte News In reportorial capacity,
and has host of friends.
The social event Of Thursday was the
reception accorded Mrs. Ogden e. Ed
wards and Mrs. w. F. Harding, formerly
Miss Nan Dowd. by Mrs. Albert III.
Washburn, at her beautiful residence
on North Church Street. a number of
prominent social lihts assisted In re-
ceiving, and Richardson's orchestra
furnished the music.
Invitations have issued to the open
ing reception at the new Selwyn Hotel,
which will take place Tuesday evening.
February 9Th. Charlotte society Will
go out in force to inspect the handsome
new hostelry.
Mrs C. E. Hooper entertained at
bridge whist in her apartments at the
Buford Hotel Annex Tuesday evening.
Tho prize for points was won by Mrs.
W. D. Solllllll dlld tHiS 1cA iAohpi W
Mrs. H. L. Adam. Among the invited
guests were Misses Eva Fay and Mary
Goodwin, OF Fincastle. Va.
DR., George w. Graham and dauhter-
ter, Miss Sallie. and Miss Annie Gamer
on Graham, OF Hillshoro. left Friday
evening for New York. whence they
will sail for tour of Europe and tho
Holy Land.
Mrs. W. l.. Shultz has returned to tho
city. after spending some time with
friends in Martinsville, Va
Mrs. j. p. C. Morris and daughter.
Miss Lilly May. have returned from a
trip to Richmond, Va.
Miss Floy Sharp. of Portsmouth. Va,
has arrived in the city, and will spend
the rest of tho winter here with her
aunt, Mrs. C. L. Hunter. on East Ave-
nue..
Mrs Martin D. Hardin Is spending
this week at Montreal, N. c., with hor
parents, EX-Vice- President and Mrs.
Adlai II. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
enson will return to Charlotte and visit
with her next week.
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SMITHFIELD
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SNI1THF1ELD, VA, February 2.--The
Ladies' Aid Societ of Bethany NJ. e.
Church met recently at the home OF
Mrs Barlow. After the business was
transacted the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. Jones; Vice
President, Mrs. Barlow; Secretary, Mrs.
j. Edwards; Treasurer. Mrs. Edwards,
Before the meeting adjourned the hostess
served dainty refreshments.
Mr.. Clinton Ealey, organist OF Trinity
NJ. E. Church. has been sick for several
days.
There will be a musical entertainment
given by Professor Benjamin, of New
York. in the school chapel Monday
night for the benefit of the Methodist
Sunday-school.
Little Willie Cox. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r, Cox, has chicken poS
The following guests were registered
at the jamestown Hotel last week:
Messrs. G. L. Travis Cape Charles; G.
B. Points. Cape Charles G. w. Cradle,
Norfolk; G. A. Powell. Wakefield; j. w.
Borroughs. Marshallton. Ind, Q, w Mar
settle, Baltimore: j, S. Gary. Surry.
DIR. Samuel Riddioe has secured as
druggist DR.. +. G, Jacobs. of Norfolk.
Rev. II. NJ Chandler was m SmitnfielG
Friday and Saturday for the purpose OF
holding his quarterly conference at Beth
any NJ r. Church. but on account of
the inclement weather no meeting was
held. Mr.. Chandler was the guest OF
Rev. r. Il. Scott.
The ladies' OF Bethany NJ. f. Church
will have an oyster supper February 22d
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BON AIR SOCIAL
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BON AIR. VA. February 2.-Mrs.
Coan L. Gregory and little daughter
have returned to their home on the
Pike, having been the guests of Mrs.
Z. D. Redd. at Barton Heights.
Mr.. Polk Miller spent Sunday with
his family. leaving Monday for the
South. where he goes on business, and
will be absent for two months.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Adamson and wife
have returned from Birmingham. Ala.
and are at lilo East Franklin Street,
Richmond. for the winter. Miss ADAM
son is visiting friends in Atlanta. Ga
Miss Elizabeth Foley has been the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. S. e.
Foley.
Mrs. T.. L. BASS and Mr.. I.ucen Bass
have returned home. having been the
guests OF Mrs. Charles Campbell. at
Dumbarton.
Miss Kits Uren has returned from a
visit to Miss Baskerville. in Richmond.
Mr.. Hunter Bellarney. of Powhatan,
was recent guest of Mrs. Bulllngtons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskns Hobson have
returned from Relona, where they at
tended the reception at Powhatan In
stitute.
Miss Sue Powers. of Forest HHl. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. r. Il. Bridge
forth.
Mr.. Leroy Flippen, who has been the
guest of Mr. Alan Ferguson, has re-
turned to his home at Belona-
Little Miss Mary Ferguson was the
recent .hostess OF the Juvenile Society.
Mr.. r. McC. Burlington is in Lynch
burg on business.
The State convlcts are doing good
work on the county roads. The camps
are now stationed near Robins.
Mr.. James PATTERSON. of Richmond,
was the guest last week of Misses
Moore.
Mrs. James Patton and children
James and Beverley-are spending a
few days with friends In Richmond
Miss Julia Cardwell. of Hanover, who
las been tho guest Of Miss Alberta
Williams. returned home on Friday,
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ment of the Jamestown Exposition.
We're in town on business for few
days this week.
Mr.. James H. Ball. of Norfolk, former
president of the Sorfolk and Western
and the Seaboard Air Line. was the
guest of Mr.. w. E. Wingea, the first
part of the week.
Mrs. Walter Robertson left Wednesday
for Wise, Va. where she will make her
home.
Mrs Charles Gibson is much better,
to the delight of her many friends.
Mr.. Mingea left Saturday for Old
Point and other places. where he will
take a rest.
Miss ANNE White entertained few
friends most pleasantly this week at
cards in honor Of the birthday of her
sister, Miss Madge White. The ladies
present We're Mrs. Brady, Miss Katie
White, Mrs. Norvell Lee Miss jamie
Penn, Mrs. Watson. Miss Leila Trigg,
Miss Posie White, and Miss Mary Byrd
Trigg.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Aston entertained the
The ministers OF the town Tuesday
evening at course dinner. Those
present were Mr.. Walter Mitchell. DR..
Lancaster Mr.. Eskridge, Mr. Kahle,
Mr. Walker Mr. NJ. d. Mitchell, Mr..
Bellamy
Miss Cherrie May Preston gave a
forty-two party Tuesday night. In hon
or of Miss Down Lindsey. The young
people playing were Misses Marquee
rite Link. Eliza Cosby, Mary Lee
I.onaker. Ethel Dobbyns, Grace Smith,
Lora Hillman. and Dawn Lindsey,
NIessrs. Sunshine Summers. John Neale,
Robert Withers. Harry McBroom, and
Harris 1Tindlay.
Miss Virginia Clark entertained the
Tea Clui, most pleasantly this week
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WYTHEvlLlE

WYTHEvILLE. VA. February g.
Mrs. John G. Blair la visiting frien Il
In New Orleans for the month of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. TT. Clay Jones and son have re-
turned from Roanoke, and Will reside
here In tho future.
Mrs. H. l.. Williams and little son,
of Bluefeld, who have been the guests
or her grandfather, Colonel r. u.
Withers, at 'Ingleside," returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. T. Writ Nye, of Harrisonburs,
Mo-. and Mr. A. b. Nye. of Zion. Va,
are visitors this week OF DR., Geol Sc
J.. Nya at the Lythia Springs
Dr. II, Ia Casey, OF panvIlle, Ky. Is
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the guest of her brother, Mr.. Walter

the guest of her brother. Mr.. Walter
Strakes
Mrs. DR.. Hunley has just returned
from Norfolk. after spending few
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Richardson left for
Onancock last week.
One OF the most exciting fo1-hunts
OF the season took place on Saturday.
Protracted ;services are being con-
Quoted at Central Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Captain Gains Billups, of Green
Mansion" is out ;again. after having
been confined to his bed for few
days.
Miss'virginia Billups, OF Green Man
SION" is in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-18
Germans Threaten War.

King Edward's approaching meeting
with King Victor Emmanuel at GaeIa
is attracting much attention in the Ger
man press, which comments on the event
as being an effort to Isolate Germany
and win lisly away from the triple ALI
ance. An article in the Cologne Gazette
in this sense is being widely discussed,
because it is believed 10 have been in
spired from Berlin. The writer says
public opinion in Germany sees In King
Edwards course an attempt to disturb
the European equilibrium which is CAL
culated to awaken misgivings regarding
his disarmament proposal and, finally,
warns Great Britain that "war with
Germany would be dangerous for any
opponent or any coalition ofopponents."
This sharp language is interpreted by
the Tagliche Rundschsn as meaning
that the German government has grown
weary of the English game OF hide
snd-seek and the comedy OF peace and
disarmament.
AT The foreign Office In Berlin, when
attention was called 10 the Cologne Ga
zsttes article, it was stated that 1t ex-
pressed only the editorial opinion of the
paper, that the German government was
in no way responsible for such views
and that the government officials wonld
have taken steps to prevent their publi-
cation If they had been known 10 ad-
vance.
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AUCTION SALES.
R. F. Knox. Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN SALE OF A VERY vALU.
n ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN ALEX.

n. Il . huoAB AuCllOutcIs
A UCTION SALE OF A VERY vALU.
~ ABLE TRACT or LAND IN ALEX.
AHDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Pursuant 10 the terms ola deed Of trust
given on December 4, 1906, by Mary Frances
-wann Williams 10 the undersigned, said
deed Of trust being recorded in deed book No.
ia, page 27S, Of the land records OF Alexan
andria county, Virginia, and havinE. been
given 10 secure the payment OF 8 certain me-
gotisble prommissory note therein described,
default having been made in the payment OF
the said note, the undersigned, at the request
Of the holder thereof, will offer for sale, at
public auction on the premises, at ii O'Clock
a. M, on
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in the cornty
Of Alexandria, Va. beginning at point In
the north line Of the Braddock (public) road
where the said line is bisected BY the center
line Of Mt. Vernon avenue 20.7 feet n. 30
S. W. from n granite stone; thence With said
north line OF Braddock Road So So W. 42l. 3
feet to a stake; thence departing from said
road N. % 81 z. 697.9 feet 10 stake ia the
south line Of Shoots tract; thence with
said line OF Shoots tract N. 800 So
Z. 1917 8 feet 10 the center line OF Mt. Vernon
avenue; thence with sSid center line reversed
8. q IL +. 926.26 feet 70 the beginning, con
tanning 6.l6O2 acres, excepting, however,
that portion occupied BY MI. Vernon avenue,
with ell rights and appurtenances 10 the said
track Of land belonging or in any wise APP
pertaining,
Terms OF sale Cash; conveyancing st the
cost Of the purchaser.
ma29 I'd.
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THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL IS. 1907.
Rarfhauake shocks.

100 tAdt Oae~~r
As was stated in the Gazette, severe
earthquake shocks were felt yesterday OF
Tortosa and at Murcia, Spain. Much
damage was done. but no casualties have
been reported. Tortosa is a fortified
town in Catalonia, Province Of Tara
gona, % miles from the mouth OF the
River Ebro. II is built In terraces on
an eminence above the riSer, and has q
fine cathedral. The population in 1900
wss about - ono AIuTcls is about 30
miles from C,ns aus. The city, which
is situated in an exceedingly beautiful
valley, was formerly the capital OF the
Moorish Kingdom of Murcia, and is
now the capital Of the modern province
OF its own name. II has n 6ue csthe-
dral, number of colleges and extensive
manufactures. The population in 1900
was about 10, 900.
An earthquake shock vas felt at Con-
stsntlnople snd In the suburbs at 1880
yesterday morning. IL was especially
sharp in the upper part Of the Boaphors.
A dispatch from Asksbad, Russian
Tfanscaspian Territory, says that a Sc
we're uDdulatory earthquake occurred
there at 1926 p. m. yesterday and lasted
FIVE seconds. Asksbad is the capital Of
Russian Transcaspian Territory. 1t is
slnsted on the Transcaspian Railway,
900 miles south.sOuthwest Of Mikhsi-
lOvsk, the seward terminus. Since the
construction of tho railroad Askabad has
become M active commercial center.
In 1897 II bad population OF about
20, 900. composed OF perslans, Russians,
Armenians, Kntds and Jewa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-18

The News-No Pure Drug Cough Cure
Laws would be needed. fall Cough Cures
were like DR.. Shops Cough Cure Island
has been for 20 years. The National Law now
requires that If any poison enter into a
cough mixture, IL must be printed on the
label or package.
For this reason mothers, and others.
should insist on having DR.. Shops Cough
Cure. No poison marks on Dr. Shops lab.
els--and none in the medicine, else il must by
law be on the label. And it's not only safe,
but it is said TO be by those that know il best,
q truly remarkable cough remedy. Take no
chance, particularly with your children In.
sist on having DR.. Shops Cough Cure. Com
others aud see. No poison marks therel
You can always be on the safe side by de-
handing DR.. Shops Cough Cure, Simply
refuse 10 accept sny other. Sold by 4. )
Leadbeater q Sons, druggists.
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Washington Southern Ry

6chedule In eject April z, 1907.
Trains leave Union Station for Washington
and poinu north at 0S an 963a. M, 1901
263, re. $50, and II 50 p. M, week days.
Sundays So a. M, n0l, 709, 80 and
1913 D. 10.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and poinu
south st 435, 10 (lo.al), and Il M q. m :,
400, 607 local, and 6 II p. M. week days
BundsyB--4 50 and II Of =. IN, 400, 60T
(local), and 6 II p. N.
Accommodated for Quantico 8 Il Q. N. sun
days only, 442 p. m. wsek dsYb end ssS D.
70. except Saturday,.
NeTE Time Of arrivals AID depsrturs
and connections not guaranteed.
g. W. CULP, ". P. TAYLOR
Geu1 Supt. Traf. MGR
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Washington, Alexandria &
Mt, Vernon Railway.
LgAvR ALEXANDRIA,

For Washington, froso corner Prilos aDo
Royal streets. week days, at645, elo. s2Q
sas o. sS9 70 =, 80 I; "a? /; go ,S sS
10 10, 10 30. 10 80. Ii TO- ii 25, II 30, ii 50 a.
NJ &c. 10 iS z rs e. = g. u g g = g.
4 %, 4 80, 4 IS, 4 81 10, s 20, bS5, 545,
600, 8 Is, $50, $50 no. $50, 8 Oo. 8 80,
900, 80, 10 90, 1890, II 10 and il pm.
Sundays-700, $40. 8 10, 900, $50, 10
l045, II 10 and II IS e. M, IL 10, IL 40, 05.
1 20, 40, 2 20, go. 2 40, 8 90, 5 20, $40, 400
20, 44o, 90, S %, 540. 6 90. 20, 6 40, 7 90
100, 40, So, $50. 900, $50, 1000, 1890
and II ~ hin.
BoR MOUNT VERNON.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon, Tset
days, 8 46, $50, %, 1925, II Is 8. ~, IL
20, 226, S32, 436, ) IS, 100 and
p. m.
6undays--7O0, 9 50, 10 ~, IL 40 a. m. t2A
| 40. 20 40. Il. o.. s IS and 10 Is o. N