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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10
THE WEATHER


Washington, Jan Sew Mrxlco
Much colder Friday with snow In
north and rain iH south portion, Sat
urday colder
Arizona fair Friday and saturday
colder Friday
Mr. aud Mrs NJ Murdoch, Of
chicago, are registered at the Alys-
RADIO
W A. Drake, Of Fort Collins Colo,
is IN the city IN the interest Of his
sheep business.
A meeting Of the Frarernal Broth
orhood viii BE- held tomorrow night
IN Red Mems han,
Df Chapman being ndisposed no
services viii be held this Friday even
ing At tho Temple.
u NJ Howard of ~ Paso, arrived
from the south yesterday ana is vis-
iting In the city FOR couple Of days.
Home management by a woman
who does not have plenty time TO read
the ads Is not strictly speaking man
agomenl at all
. b'uian' ~ 'sN i''N' nv
riNea from we ''sl S's'''u'l' '',a -
ham Trading company
-
Jenh Nehnhle, ei'ih 81 lhe "lttf'''
court returned last night from Santa
re- Wnero ne was a''e9e'nB 'nt H'S-
ploh II W AuP''Hl' ''ui"
Harry Lee tel' la8' n.En' ON inc
idnilleu Tor i'enNoi am 'l'''i'' MONT
Nhetc ne WIZ aIteA' 'iea ullu'' con
Nontloh o. ~ N'ii'''H WON 'I'N-
efs assoeiatioh,
sne,dal mreitne. of fine ladies Of
the q \ r. win be held this after
non at $40 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs J g Caldwell
- wv Nul'', W. H','ho' l'll','
-. MiS i'o''lo7 ''''' 49, '' ~ '>'' ~,
last nirhf ana am rcmaiu for aamc
time visiting his daughter
W A. l'uddoekr, "t Las vegas
president q the las Vegas street ch'
Inc and one Of the promoters of the
proposed Mon-1uos trolley llne, Wts
a visitor IN the ettN yesterday
,,,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10


John stein. of the Harvey system
'"'"t u""u rom '''7 ''s'7 Ses''' ""S
u n r,r,. and wife ar San padro
NJ Al ,rc IN n,, cIfy far , rey, DIV.
am hpsnoas
,i,n ahout tbc rircnlntiop' or advortts.
I Attorney George S. Klock return
ed from santa Pc last night where
Elan
I Rev John Mordy. Held missionary
for the Presbyterian church. arrived
I In the city Yesterday from Southern
/ Not TO ulote price is TO weaken
store Advertising. A clever phrase is
/ good If Il leads up to an attractive
price quotation.
ohio. is in the city for visit TO her
sister. Miss Minnie Matthews. Of the
/ Highland pharmacy.
Mr. ana Mrs waiter stevens ar
rived from the east last night ana
wiz be the guests o. &. a, reynolds
OF lslO South I'M street Tor some
t'''e'
lhe regular "eci'' Eol ine "o'n-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10

We are pleased 10 announce thar
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
Toy the National Pure Food and Drug
law, as it contains no opiatos or other
harmful drugs and We recommend il
as "a safe remedy for children and
adults j. II O'Rteuy company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10
Try Morning journal want ad.

FEE'S HOMEMADE CANDIES Al
NATIONS DRUG STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-10

Washington, Jan a Sew Mexico
Much colder Friday with snow In
north aud rain ir south portion; Sat
urday colder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Wes b und tr,in DUmber No. l33, "a
the r uemour d vision nt the Southeru
Riw.y s,rucs aud killed wh''e msn
n ri distance Dorc. OF The Puom'c
fight yards about fse O'Clock yesier'
dsy afternoon. The body WAS turned
over 10 Uoder!s ker Whes'les ard w's
% GU ,ht 10 bis establishment in this city.
No one was able TO identify the unfortu-
nate man. He WIS apparently about
thirty.6ve years VI sge and wore beard
40 ! mnslaCke. His clothes were those
of 8 lsborer aid bis features indicate
that he wss eilhe; Greek or an llalIsn.
TIE msn's skull was crushed.
Engineer Lunsford, when some Ga
lance away, saw The man On the north
bnuDd track walking toward this city.
When the train was within a fe" yards
of him the stranger deliberately walked
in front OF the approaching train, with
the result given above.
The inquest was conducted by DR..
Ashton, OF Alexandra county, end after
The Jury had heard ell the evidence they
brought 10 verdict to the effect that
the deceased came to his death by being
struck by a Southern Railway train
through no fault OF the crew OF the
same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
THE ASIA AT BALTIMORE.

With a record for Al years plying
the seas the Russiou bark Asia WI
t1wed into port Monday by the tug
boat VIM. H. Yerkes, jr., from Alex
audri,, where she disCh rrged cargo Of
bones from the river PIaia. Forty t]uT
years last month she wfs launched from
the shipyard of w. DJxford q Sons,
Sunderland, England, as the bark
Emile. She later became the Antrim,
and again changed her name TO Asia,
under which she comes to Baltimore 10
to load a cargo OF lumber for Rosario
with option of other South American
ports. Built of iron, the Asia looks 90
proud as any of her sail companions
that do not approximate her ege by
over a quarter of a century. she Is
978 tons gross register, 100 feet long,
SO feet beam and 81 feet depth OF hold
J. Janson, of MariehamU, Russia, Is
owner and Captain Bjorkman is master
Of the venerable craft Bait. sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
THE LATE P. II. DEIs.

The funeral of the late Philip d. Del',
who died In Washington Monday
evenioy. will be held tomorrow afternoon
At So'ciNk from the res dence. The
interment vii pc at Ok Hill Osmetery'
Mr.. De's was both inventor and msnu-
facturer, and was prominent resident
of the southeast section of Washington
He WIS born in in Cansl Dover, Ohlo' on
January rs 1882. Tor twelvs years
he was president of the Deis- BIS
msn-Kurlz Company, a large furniture
company, OF Canal Dover. Ia 1877 he
was made president of the Dsis Manu-
featuring Company of New Al7xaudna,
Ia recent years Mr.. Dsis hsd devoted
his time developing an Improvement to
ws,er and oil raising pumps, which helm
yentedthr Eve yearsagO. Several yea
ago he WAS made vice president OF the Del'
Pump Company, which wss formed 10
Washington. He lie survived bV his
wife, Mrs. Mary II. Deis; a dsng hteri
Mrs. John W. Steward, and q SOD, Rev.
John H. Deia, assistant rector OF -
Marks Episcopal of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
ALEXANDRIA FREE KINDER
GARTEN.

The monthly meeting OF the directors
of the Alexandria Free Kindergarten
Association was held yesterday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. EdSsrd
Stabler. The E Ks have kindly con-
scented to give an entertainment on May
9th at the Opera House for the benthI
of the Free kindergarten.
The following contributions have been
received: From friend So, the Kings
Daughters of Christ Church So, Mr..
VIM. Domaine 81, and 81 each from
Mrs. G. K. Hill, Mrs. Malcolm Hill,
Mrs. r L Wood, Mr.. w. B. Smoo',
Miss Klpstein, Miss Eliza Adam, Mr..
w. A. Smooi, Mr.. w. A. Smoot, Jr,
NJ. Ruben e. Sons, Mr.. l.. shumsn,
Mr.. E. L. Allen, MIR. Henry Wlldt,
Mr. E. War6eld, Mrs. | E'chberg, Mr.
B. We'll, Mr.. VIM. Hall, Mr.. q. H.
Boothe, Mr.. NJ. B. Harlow, Mr.. K. ID.
Wsttles, Mr.. J. o. Milourn, Mrs.
Henry Pitts, Miss B. Deakins, Ms.
Geo. T.. Simpson, DR.. E. A. Gormau,
Miss Mamie Norton, Mr.. r. Bear, Mr..
8. B. Fowler, Mr.. F. s. Harper, Mr.:
R. NJ. Graham, Miss Mary Lunt and
Mrs. Hesselius Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
DEATH OF REV. j. B. PERRY.

Rev. J. b Perry, formerly rector OF St.
Audrew's Church, Richmond, and father
of Flank S. Perry, assistant district at
torney of the District of Columbia who
is now confined to Garfield Hospital
with typhcii fever, died in Natchez,
Mics. yesterday. Mrs. Perry aud her
daughter, Miss Emily Perry, were sum-
moued 70 Washing on, about week syo,
because OF the serious condition of Mr..
Perry. T1ey left there today for Natchez.
DR.. Perry died delly. When MIS-.
Perry end her daughter left home DIR.
Perry apparently was in the best OF
hesllF. The son, while his condition is
somewhat improved, has not been ad-
yised of his fathers death.
DR.. Perry was rector of st. Andrews
Church, Washington, for about five years.
Four years ago he accepted the pastorale
of the Trinity EPi'coPsl Church, at
Natchez, He was a native OF South
Carolina.
Mr.. Perry was q graduate Of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary near
this city aud married Miss Fannie
Sprigg, daughter of Rev. d. F. 5P-igg,
of this city, who for many years was res,
tor of Grace Church aud editor and
owner Of the Southern ChurchmAn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
DRY GOODS.
Easter OFFERINGS

ladies' PsDsma Suits, satin lined c ats
Pr nee Chsp style, VA 20 vslne sam
pie price eS'So
sdies' HeIringbone s. rye Suits, box
coat, ard Prince Chap style, satin
lined, Sl7 50 value. Sample price.......$l2.'S
Ladies silk Rsjah Suits, $25 value.
sample price. elSsSo
ladies' Block Tttf ia Silk Suits. the
heryy rustling tsffeta, SIS value, sam
pie price. ..................,.. ..'......Sl9'sS
La lies Light Fancy Suits, $2S value,
san pie price. ...:.. 1928
Ladies Panama Dress skirts, black,
navy, and brown, s. value. sample
price .......':,.' %N'So
Ladies extra quality Black Voils
Skirts, pleatel. wide satin fold, $40
value, s. mple price. .............SiO.9o
Ladies' Black Wolfe Skirts, satin fold
trimming, Sc 98 value, sample price, St.9S
sample price o'" o .... sLs6
Ladies' Black Tafeta Nilk PetticoatS,
sample price.....'....... 49,. ...... $50,
value, sample price. $LsS
Ladies' black end white India Silk
Waists, 81 SO value, 5 mple price,. 81 SO
Ladies' Ecru and White Lace Waists,
50 SO value, sample price. 1928
Ladies' Ecn Lace Waists, S. value.
sample price,. .............;............. $5So
/ sdies' White Embroidered Waists,
75c value. sample price........ ....... 6Oc
Ladies' White Tailor Waists, $l.49
value. sample price. sSc
T.Ine. sample pri e.. ..............~... ss.ss
Ladies' Cannon Clolh Wash Skirts,
white, black. aud sll new shades,
$l.9S value, sample price: .........,. silly
Kid Gloves, l6.button length, all
shadts, $a.26 value. for this week ...... $2.9S
value, for this week, ........ 80. -. $l.s5
s. value, this week. ......,.1.. e.. *l6s
Silk Gloves, I6-buiton length, black
and white, 81 % quality for......"... 9Sc
Two Clasp Lisle Gloves, all co ors, IN
GLIDING black, f0r."....... Zoc
Long Isle Gloves, l6.hutton length,
in ian, white, and black. $l.25 value
f0r............. ...-.....'....'''''''..''''' SoN
Two Clasp Kid Gloves, very tine quality,
guaranteed, at 81 pr
Long Isle Gloves, black and white at eOc pr
Ladies' Black Dropstitch Hose, 20c
value, Easter week. ..... ................ lie pr
Ladies' Black snd Tan Drepsliteh
Hose, lac value, Faster week.. sc pr
isle finish. 1910 value, Easter week, sc pr
Children's Black II se: all sizes, kne
ribbed doubte knee, Easter week. 10c pr
Ladies' Isle Finish Ribbed Vests,
Faster week Sc
Ladies' Wash Belts. Easter week.. loo
Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests, Easter
week .......... ............ DC
Ladies' Embroidered Collars, white
and c0loied, Easter week .............r. lac
Allover Lsces, white, Ecru and butter
colors, 69c value. Easter week ......... 39c
French Vslencienne Laces and insei-
tions to match, 76c value, Esster
Wefk....... s''.s'''',,OVS w
Linen Torchon Ltcs', l0c and l21c
values Easter week........... ...... ...... &c sd
Novelty Suitings. SO inches wide, zoe
value, Easter week, ,,.,.,. ..".... l9c yd
Taffe:a silks, Soc value, Easter week...Esc I'D
Rushing Black Tsfieta Silk, 75c value,
at.......-............ -. ................59c I'D
Lyons Waterproof Black India Silk,
Sc inches wide, guaranteed, at. ........ 81 I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
u. d. @.

The Woman's Auxiliary to r. E Lse
Camp held their regular meeting last
night 10 Confederate Veterans Bulldog.
The meeting was well attended and in
ieresting throughout. The members Of
this organization are actively engaged In
getting ready for the sale" srd "mu'
steal entertainment" to be held, ia the
building on the afternoon and evening
of April 23rd, the proceeds Of which
will be used in the painting OF the ex'
terror of Confederate Veterans Building.
Many beautiful fancy articles have beer
contributed to the sale, and it lie request
ed by the committee 10 charge that al
such articles as are promised will b
sen. 10, at as early q date as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
MYSTERIOUS FIRE.

Early last night fire was discovered in
sscond-story room Of the residence oil
Mr.. Edward Nails, northeast corner oil
Gibbon and Fsirfsx streets. An alarm
was sounded and the department was
Don at work. The room in which the
fire wss raging is used by Ms Nails as
dress-m king room, and the combusi-
bic nature OF the contents rendered 1t
impossible to save a number Of dr. sses.
dry goods, &c. rhe fire, however, was
confined TO the room in which 1t Origi-
mated. The loss will reach several hun;
dred dollars. The house, which belongs
to Miss Lucy Graves, wss insured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
AVERSE TO BRYAN.

Rev. DR.. w. F. Fisher, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of this city, has
sent communication to New York
paper which bss been denouncing w.
J. Bryan. DR.. Fisher says:
"Psrdon a busy Baptist preacher for
taking enough of your time to tell you
how thoroughly and heartily be agrees
with you in your opposition to Bryan
and Organism. We had better have no
candidate at all than suffer another
overwhelming defeat under Bryan. II
is the sheerest folly to attempt another
campaign with w. J. Bryan as the
nominee.O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Samuel Jackson. cclored, died at hi
home, 14O6 Kirg street, yesterday.
Between As, 900 and $4,000 herring
arrived at Fishtown yesterday. Prices
are firm at former quotations.
Ostharine Porter, colored, was 6neC
IS in the Police Court this morning fol
asaul'ing a child of Mary Carter
colored. This was the only case on ths
docket.
Mr.. Robert L. Downing continued
the revival services 10 the Methods
Episcopal Church South, last night
Considerable interest WAS manifested oy
the large congregation present.
Mrs. Virginia r. Simpson has sold tt
Mr.. George v. Peyton, superintendent
of the Southern Railway, her home a.
the southwest corner OF Columbus anc
Cameron streets. The sale was made
through Mr.. L. Il. Garter.
lecture accompanied by stere0ptlcor
views was given last night at the First bap
list Church by Rev. Frank Rawlinson, o
Shanghai The lecture was under the aus
pices of the Womans Mission Society. The
address was interesting and instructive, anu
the pictures were greatly enioj ed.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton Yesterday TO Willie c. L;tchford ano
Maggie NJ. McMOnow, both Of Alexandra
George w. Carvin, and Nora NJ. Garvin, oot1
of Boyce: and to Alexander q. Pleassnts sno
Estelie w. Boxley, both Of Beaver Dam.
The regular board meeting Of the Chill
dren's Home will be held at the Children'i
Home tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Tie Episcopal High School baseball team
def ated the Rando' PHI Macon Academy yester
d y at ernoOn by 3 to 8.
Raj began to fall al ont five o'clock thu
morning. Other showers followed during fh
day.
There will be another crabpicking al
Mr.. Jacob Brill's restaurant, foot OF kini
street, tonight.
Fried Cams SOC dozen. VeRet bile sour
Tue sday, Thursday and Saturday; clam soug
Mondav, Wednesday and Friday. c. d.
Zimmerman. Market Space. marc II
All want the best. The Hees, Wall
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are to be had at ]. A. Marshal
& Bros, 1922 King street. NOVEL If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
MASONIC BANQUET.

AS naQ DeSn SbuSiPo.cN e"N
last night Of Mount Vernon Chapter
NJ. IA Royal Arch Mssons, wss mos
ENJOYABLE affair. Annoy Hall, where
the members and their lady guests as
s-mbItd hsd teen beautifully and taste
tul!y decorated and nothing had beer
omitted which could in any way have
add. d to the pleasure Of those present
Covers were laid for 400. The table
were arranged 10 the shape OF gridi'on
aud we're decorated with cut flowers
trailing vines and banquet lamps.
Rep resentatives J. Thomss Helm, o
Alabama, and W. o. AdansOn, o
Georgia, we're to have been the principll
spesksis, hut they were unable to be
present Their places, however, were
taken by Representatives jams l.
Lloyd, OF Missouri, and John l. Bur-
nett, Of Alabama.
NJ. j. E w. Timbcrman, High Phi S
of Mount Vernon Chapter, presided, and
acted as toastms er.
After the assembling OF the com paDy
and when they had taken their places a
the tab e., Rev. E. v. REGISTER, presiding
elder of the Washington District of the
Method s. Episcopal Church South, anC
chaplain Of Mount Vernon Chapter, in
voked the blessing, after which the feast
proceecei
The Il dies Of the Second Presbyterian
Church were the caterers, and number
of young ladies acted as mattresses.
The following was the menu: Oyster
cocktail, celery, sailed almonds, olives,
deviled crabs, rolls, pickles, chicken
salad, ice cream, strawberries, escorted
cske', cheese, crackers, coffee, and fruit
After the discussion OF the collation.
the company was called to order when
Hon.. J. L. Brunette, O)ugressm an
from Alabama, was introduced. The
trend OF his remarks WIS mes ly In ref
erence to the women of the south during
the four Yeas civil war. He graphically
pictured their heroism and self-denfs
during the conflict, and his speech wal
greatly enjoyed. -.
He wss followed by Hon. J. L. LLOYD,
Congressman from Missouri. His
spsech vas equally thrilling. He called
attention to three words-;he prettiest
in the Ecglish lsngusge-"mcther, wife
and daughter" He WAS hsh'tily sp-
plauded.
Rev. Mr.. REGISTER was the next
speaker. Like those who bad preced ID
him, his remarks we're in reference To
the ladies. He handled his subject in
his usual mss'elly manner, giving utter
ance to a number OF original and pretty
thoughts.
at a late hour the company adj burned
greatly pleased with the eveOiog's en-
joyment
Representatives Lloyd aud Burnett
came 70 Al>xsndis on the special car
Mount V~ru0a of the electric railway,
escorted hv a committee composed oil
Mes-r-. j f w. Tlmbermsn, Ohsrlss
II. Call ha,, Page Waller, Samuel P.
Fisher, J. johnston Greene and john
G Graham.
representative Deliver had been iu-
vited to The banquet, but he was unable
10 be pTCseut.
The following composed the banquet
committee: Messrs. John E. W. Inn
bermsu, cnsjrmsn; Samuel p. Fisher,
secretau; William II. CHARLIE, William
L. Aller, Marshall L. DinEiddie, VIII
liam b Davis, Thomas b. Cochran snc
CHARLES Hilliard Callahan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
PHOSPHATE ROUK

The steamer Wilhelmins, with 5000
tons of phosphate rock, left Port Tsmpa,
Fla, last Sunday for this port. The
steamer is expected TO arrive here the
latter part of this week. She is consigned
to the Alsxsndris Fertilizer aud Chem
icsl Company. The WIlhelmins brought
a cargo Of phOsphste rock to the s'm0
comnany last fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
TIRE SCHOOLS.

The four schOols FIR girls recently re-
moved from Peabody building we're
opened this morning in the ESirg build
ing on Prince stree, when the nd"
hich had been interruP ed oser week
ago we're resumed. Theboys' school re-
moved from the Academy building will
be opened at Arnory Hail tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
ELEOTRIOAL FIRE SIGNAL

The danger signal designed and pat
ened by the Pettey Electrical Indicator
Signal Co. Inc, of this city, worked
admirably sgsin last night when 'ht
alarm was turned In aud highly dem
onstrsted its vslue aud usefulness in
time of FIRE, as preventive OF COLI
sions between FIRE apparatus, street cas-
vah;o1as ala
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
BETHANY CHURCH.

As will be seen by the proceedings Of
the NJ. p. Conference in Snow Hill,
Md Yesterday, Mr.. ]. r. Oston "ss
admitted as messenger from Bsthauy
O,u,ch ia this city, but ihs conferences
refused to ADM, ihs church toto their
conference. Whist the result of this &C
ton will be is not known nor will 1t be
till m se'ing of thu congregation of
Bethany Church is held which, 1t IS
understood, will be at early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
VERY FEW SHAD.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
fishing season is on US the gillers diff
ing nets off this city are catching very
fs = shaA, although the vessel running fish
from White House Landing reports coed
catches at that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
POUND PACKAGE EVAPORATED
APPLES Toe.

l pound pscksge Cleaned Curran's. 81; Bet
Sugsr-cured Hams, Ice pound; Corned
Shoulders, 10" pound; Pcnic Shoulders, loo
pound; Fresh gas, &c dozen; Singapore
Slic, d Pineapple, lOc ran.
W WOOL Is q SON.
Poval and Wolfe SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08

Tans arc the real thing for spring
wear We handle the swellest line 10
town. Our motto, high grade. low prices
T. 4. MARSHALL & Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
PERSONAL.

Lieutenant Smith was taken III on the
street YESTERDAY. lie soon recovered,
however, and WIS on the street again
today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
LAND SALE IN FAIRFAX

Mr.. John A. Marshall, of this city,
hss sold to Mtsss. Hicky, woodward
and Ford, 24O acres, embracing the
Eo,d trscs Of land, rear Clifton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08

We are brim full Of spring novelties
for man, won an End child. See DOR
line of log shoee, J, A. Marshall q Be.
422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08

TO the stcckhcl iers "f the MA SACHU-
Sells b REWERlE5 COMPANY. NO
tice is hereby 81 ell tn 1t pursuant to the by,
lays Of the company, the annual meeting Q,
the ste kholders Of the MASSACHU5EIi >
BREWERIsS COMPANY will be held g.
ten o'clock in the forenoon on N. 'hDA /,
April 9th. 1908, at the prize pal ONCE o. lns
COMPANY, No. III south Fairfax suee' III
Alexandria, Virginia.
company.
come before the meeting , e.
ANS Ia EDWARD RUHL, Eecretarj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08
Weather Probabilities.

For this section rain tonight and Thursday
colder Thursday; fresh to brisk southwest 10
northwest winds
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osvi.t's X dney and Bladder pills are
romot end thorough AMI will in a short
Pi; ,O strsnp chen weakened kidueys and all ~
t... Ibl arising from Inflammation Of 10
hIsSder. Sold by W. F. Creighton d Co.
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FOR RENT,

House No SlS Prince street, Alexandria
Va. Posse sion given May LIST Apply t.
Chs. Ring & 500 Co., Iuc., north Lee street
Apr4h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08

Money can be saved by buying your
Shoes at Marshalps, 422 King street
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-DwelliDg northwest corner
Columbus and Princess streets; room;
large yprd. Rent $l6.5U per month:
feb29 n ]. C. MILBURN.
EOR kFNT-TWO DWELLINGS, SOS
end 5IS OronOco street; 6 room. dry
eel a.. newly papered and painted. Apply
to EDWARD QTINN. $40 OrODoeo street.
uar30 Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-08

VISIT the new stand 10 the City Market.
Y Everything fresh daily. Imported
schweit7er Cheese, Sphsgeti and Macos roni.
All kinds of vegetables and canned goods.
GAINES d ALLEN,
sny7 RS Stalls 29 and 30.