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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
0ci'm Srcbsfana crtrunfcn.

Mn ser 2igbtitrdbuts &riidc Itiir5t
Geo. W. NOama ms Moiicr mo
p~crlicrt oda 2cbcn. - Gle Scide
balo nod)bcr 1cborBcn. - Ger
bel GbcitcruooO rrtru1fene So.
marc Sap 0citern Mtf1cfun0cn.
@GbrcnO George ". Nban,S, ell
30.iGbriger Nrbcitcr bon Hr. 1873,
SightItroBc. om Wittpod gbeno
fltr5 por If llhr an ser 2iAhtitrnBcn.
9rijdc nit Sem GrcbSiana belhGitigt
mar, pcrlor or oa8 8lcihgcluid)t uno
~itiir5tc ms @niicr. Seine 2eihe
muroc BON Dem Hcgcr ,Sobn W.
SobnIon pom Nr. 1875, Glnrtlon.
StroBe, untocdt un0 0~cborgen. 2ct-
tcrCr bcnohridtigte sic iiiolid)c Eo.
li5ciltatiolL lpclfc sic ltcberfiibrru1A
Scr 2cihc nod) ser @obnlng 0ca
decentralization m%rorbnetc. Coroner
Or. Otto ~. Hcinbar0t itcltc nnd)
l(ntcriudung 0e3 Safes Elm aiti I'M
iau lalltcn0cS So0cS . Gcrtiiifat aus
,no hiclt bic @b6altrmg cincS ,}ll,
quotes fir mn0tbig. Scr Tcrmt.
gliidtc mar ltnOcrbciratbct.
Says 2cihnom gcunocn.
8eitern Normittog mtroc ser
2cidnom bon GOmorO (Son, ser am
Wittmod I'M 9cor-Grecf bel Gbcitcr.
moo6 crtranf, G%eborgcr. Ger &nnbc
crtranf bci'm SoOcn in 5cbn SUB tic
fem @oiicr mo orci SUB Dom 2unrc
cntlcrnt. Gr mar II Sabre alt mo
mobntc bel ieiucr Tuntc, 6rnu 2ooc,
81 burners S%totion, Baltimore,
Gountp. Coroner u. z. SuoIer BON
Canton ItcIltc noh porAcnnmmcncr
llnterild)ung eiuCn oui llnfoQ Ian.
tcnocn Gooc8l6cin ans.
II n1liidlihcr Stur5.
@ci 0cm ScrIld), an Der Gfc poll
GbarlcS. un0 @cotb- StroBc, bon Ell
ncnt III i6ncIlcr 6obrt bciinoIihcn
@09gon scr SoriorO = NpcnucsS trGs
bcHbabn.Sinic ob5uiprinGcn, iicl oct
ndtiGbri2c Sobn 0cS Srn. 2conoro
GombIitt, Sra Gonblitt, i~uobnboit in
Nr. 2t41, Sanoucritrube, 10 un9liid.
Iid) altf baS StrobcnpiIaiter, oob cr
iid) cine 0eiGbrlihc &opfmunoe 81
800. Ser9cant Sellers pom iii0lihcn
0iitrift brodtc Sen Tcrlctten llody
iciner Wobnung, moiclbit ibn bon
cincm 9Ir5t Der Nudbari6ait Gin Ser
bolto anBeIc9t muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

II nj Elm Stiid IS. - WorriS
@eurrlon, ipclher IN einem 8eld1fte
al Der 9oltimore.S trobe mno NC
Glcllon.Nemp on0cIteat lit. lpiiroc
eeltern in Ser mittleren Eoli5ciitotion
megcn zines tbGtlifeu Nngrifis ortf
Somcs 9%allobor, bcn Sllbrmonn CT.
neg GiSiun9ens, I'm $25 uno Soften
b%citroft. 0ei Dem 3eugenperbor
itclte CS lid beraus, oaB 9earnlan
bon 5luei Stiiden Sis, Die ser GiS.
mann Dor ieinem @eih6ft obgeIiefert
bate. ooS groBcrc %auSpGbltc, moiitr
i'm Goaobon fritiiirte Bur Antmort
erbielt or cinen Shlag ms 8eiid)t.
urlo oicies iuor Ser Slnfong elmer all-
genlcincn aeilerei, Die crit ein Gnbc
nobnl, ols Der Eoli5ilt Burns Die bet.
bcn uerboitete, Callahan lpuroe
bauptiddlih mnbeitroft e~ntloiicn,
neil or Ocm Hid)ter fronf bic @abra
belt iogtc. wie iid Der gauge Soriall
3utrltg.
9 eltene 8etiteSgegens
mart le0tc geitern Morgen tSerr
Benjamin Iu0el, ein H%od)tip1d)ter it.
Den @crfcn Der Gorbp Gnnop SO.
an Der Sronts uno Siaen.S troBe, an
Den Gag. Gr lab ipic Elm Wnnn, DER
lp1ter in Der mittlcren Eoli5eiitotiou
leincn Nonlcn OILS Sobn Winters al.
goh un0 bebnuptetc, fein Seim 5it
BADEN, pcrilld)te. IN Die @irtbidoit
bon Anorcm Seibcrt, Rr. sol, Horo.
6ront.S troBe, cin6llbrehcn. Sdnea
cttidloien, ~itiir5te or lid auf oeit
Ginbredler un0 belt i'm felt bis eim
Eoli5iit olti Der 9ilbfldd)e eritien.
Spdtcr ipitr0e @interS Don pcridie.
0cnen Sro0lcrn ais Der Wtonn ioen.
tifi5lrt, Der ibncn Weiier mno Cigar.
rem ocrfollit bate, Die aus Dem So.
oen oeS Serrn &ouiS u. Yeder, Nr.
2O6, Nor0.0op. Strobe, geItobler
iuoroen iuorcrt. Foli5eirihter @rona
nan iibcrluics ben arreltonten bent
@cridtSpcriabren
Gas IuSi f etben oong Bro.
ieiior Haooab oils gice.9rin.
jipaI Scr it6otiifer boberen anaben.
Sfllle, ii6er melfes bereits i'm
y1eutid)en Gorreiponoenten" berif-
tet muroc, bat inter ieinen sablrei.
den 6rclinoen groBes 9eoauern er.
rcgt. obl6on Die Hndridt pieIen niht
gollj ltnerluortet fam, oa Eroi. Hao.
oob III 5ol9e zines rbeiimotiiben Sci.
oGltS in letter 3eit iebr b1lliig ieineu
Filiften nidt mebr nadfummen
fonnte. Broi. &aoSae ma felt 1871
Sebrer an Der itdotiiten boberen
annbenihule.
Mi Dem W~egrber Yeffe.
rung. - Ser 3uitono bon 2srol,
Morgorct Brcentpca. Satin oes
StootSienotors j. 3. @reenmell BOZ,
ct. Warp'S Golntp. weIde am Mitt.
mod 6ipeds Tornabnie elmer Opera.
tton nod) oem st, Soiepbs. Solpital"
gebrod)t ipitrhe, bat iid ~beocnteno ae.
beliert. Die Operation miro poIIso.
gen iperben, iobalo 6rau 9reeuiuc!(
10. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

Ga2 &in0crfcit il, mcldeS 0it
0clltldc SnlemSs @cmeinoc 5l Sigb,
lan0tomn pcronItultctC, nobm cinCll
ldonCn Gcrlnlif. Iie STRIDE mar berrs
lid) qeidmiidt nit @lllmCn unb
Slottpflon5en ans @ortcn, Tclo un0
@ol0. Gin Invertebrates, Dem Gage
cntlprchcnocS Tro9ronm ipurOc BON
ocn SonltogSihiilern olti!S bette,
bmiptlodlif in Der iboncn ocutid)ct
Whtttcrlprddc, oorgetrogcu. 'Scr6.
crbehcn0 trllgc1 Die 8Icincn lire DC.
tIamationcn uor mo iongcn bic bcllt,
ld)cn Sic0Cr. Scr Foitor Is. q. Mut0
blclt cine fltr5e, podcn0c 9(uiprodt.
Gtc Seltlulg Der 6cicr lag III ocll
S0nocn be9 Supcrintcnocntcn Der
Sdlllc, Scrrn Soicpb &ojullo, mcl-
der trcItlld) pcrItono, 0da &ro0romnl
mu'tcrboft elrd5uiiiGren. @cionocrc
Vegeiltcrlllg rlcfcn ~folgcnbc Stildc
bcrpor: ollntcr Dem &rel5c," porge.
trogcn Don 0cn Sonntog9ihiilerr
GliIc &locs, @co, 9clcjic, 6rcOerid
Sobld)t, George @obift, Socob Stcns
ger, SnrrD Goblcp, Sorru Cleric
moltlL Ntllc Socbn mo Al6crt
0eroo; r%ainOesgliid mo Nlunen.
prodlt," bon pima &o,llla, 2olliS
&loea, ~, SloeS, 90. Scpmonn, i.
ID g. I'd Cora Heiic, g. Stcill.
bodL T.. Wfnttbai mo 81. glblcrS. 9;c
SomhtogSidilllebrcr, oic iid an Der
sSclcr bctbeili1tcn, morcn: &&. N0onl
Wortil, &obn 0ottlicb, So6n Sd,
Wnn. &llrb, u. glbers, $. @o0ner
llt0 Die Golncn ID. 3D. VI. Wortin.
u. WtpcrS, Sc. Ilbers, Is. Miuttbai, W.
Sittc, y. Scrmonn, Z. Nblers uuo
Orgontlt Z. Wiqcr. Nit 9c0ciitc.
riilla lprroc cln glttcs Scitopier alti
Den Hltor fir ole Nei0cl .Miilion &c,
lcgt. sic Sd)ulc Der Solcm9ocnleino.
ut beItnn0lg I'M &Sodicn 10 ouI}
'te bis belltc ctrua 20G Sd)iilcr 56blt.
Ole hir in ocutider Sprod)e inter.
rtd)tet %iucroen.
VIM rehten Crit. - 8corac
Sbatmn1, cin fiir5lid) aus 8irginiclr
cllt9elponocrter 9tegcr, mllroc aeItern
III Der mittIcren Eoli}ciItation Oitrd,
Foll5eiridter @rnnnan INN $40 ltnh
Soften beItrcit uno AMI Elm ,5obr mad
Dem @eidn1niB 0ciunbt, neil or pinelr
lnprouo3irten Nngriif alli ieine HoI.
l~engeHo''en geiiic Sig6tS bon 9tr.
S37 Noro.SrontitraBc, maftc, NAB.
reno lid oieIclbe bel iGrer Ruttcr IN
Nr. 256, GbcItnlltitrobc, 5u 9cirtd,
alt'bielt. Ger Nc0cr uerilldlte, ans
Dem Soironm ocs lettgenanutcr
Snrles eitcn aopi aoGl 81 ItebIeu,
lrro ais i'm bic iungc Negcrin oororr
pcrbirocrn molltc, idlll0 er oicicl6c
nleoer. S1rc Siilieruie aIormirtcr
ole Nadbarcr limo balo bcfono lid,
Der geidbrlid,e Eotron it sen San.
Den Der EoliJei.
a
Yrppt din no Cndo no In 800 n L..pt I.ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

bon Nidter Selisler int areisgeri6t
aiS Seuleiter fiir oas Glub=SotcI OH
Baltimore, nobe NortbltroBc, e.
nonnt moroen. Sic ltcltcn $4,000
@iirgihoIt. 0ie &crluoltcr iiuo Ct
nl0d)ti9t, Dos @otel 30 Gage lang
tort 6l betrClbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Wins Stn Snllcn orr Suitis.

Ger Neincibspro5eb gegen NeuballS
nabt ieincm Gnoc. - Gin BON Or.
6linocr on Inluolt &ineS gcrid)-
teter 9ricf. = &incS itcQt in 9b-
reoc, bic beioen gtcger auf Dem
S~euaenitnno beeiniluBt ST boben.
Gigenartiee 2icbesbricfc in e.
nem Sdeioungspro5eB.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
LOCAL RREVITIES.

There was no meeting of the Alexan-
drIa Home Fire Insurance Company
last night, no quorum having appeared.
A meeting will bs held next Wednesday
night.
A. Erwood, q soldler at Fort Hunt,
was arrested yesterday BY special Con-
stable Payne and taken before Justice
#. S. Wright at Mount Vernoa who
fiued him $40 for assault on Thomss
Trsverq, a special agent Of the electric
railway company.
Repres sniatiVes of the FIRE companies OF ine
CITY met last blight at the Reliance engine
house and discussed matters IN connecuon
with the part the fire department viii take IN
the parade on the 22td Of February.
The small frame house on the north side Of
Duke street, near Patrick, is being raEed.
This was one of tile Of lest hogs in A'eIan-
dria. The lot belongs to Aldermen O. ). W.
Summer.
Your stomach supplies yolr brain with
force. The best should never be too good Tor
, Il Auth's meats are The finest obtaiuaoie.
Sylvan Blondheim, city market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
n1REnrORS ELECTED.

AT the meeting Of stockholders OF The
Columbia Granite and Dredging CorPo-
ration held in this city yesterday The
following directors were elected j; ID.
Bradley O. ]. Bell, Jas. II. Hayden,
ward fhorou, Ohas G.. Smith. Chss.
@. Smith, jr,, end Robert Q. Hayden
all Of Washington.
The stockholders OF the j. 81. Bradley
Company at their meeting held In this
city yesterday elected the following ON
GERS and directors! ]. d. Bndlsy,
presI lent and director; 3. Duncan Brad
lev. vice president. treasurer and assist
ant secretary; Jas. Il. Hayden, director
J. w. Hotzberg, secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
nnNFEDERATE BANQUET.

The arrangements for the annual BAN
ouet to be given at Lee Camp Hall next
Monday evening in honor OF Gep. Lees
birthday have been completed. The
banquet will be served by the ladie: Of
the Confederate organizations al d, with
out question, will be most elaborate
affair. The commander of Lee Comp,
w. A. Smoot, will preside and Lees
Farewell Address will be read by O. :.
TAYLOR. The toast, "Geu. Lee" will
be responded to by Governor Swanson
"The Confederate Soldier" by Senator
w. ]. Bryan. Of Florids, and 1.-The
Sons of Conf. derate Veterans" 5y hon:
H. D. Flood. o her speeches Will
probably be- made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. james Patterson Is confined 10
bis home on Cameron street by the grip:
Mr.. Guy NJ. Mesick has returned
from a visit to Florida and Cuba.
A number OF young ladies OF Ibis city
will give a Leap Year dance tonight at
McBurpsy's Hall. The dance will Dc
in honor of the Alexandra German
Club. the members of which have given
number of delightful germans during
the season.
Mr.. Harry Hantzmon, now OF Char
lottesville, is In the city, having been
called here by the illness OF bis father
Mrs. J. A Carter, accompanied by
her little daughter, Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Dempsey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
DEATH OF CAPT. WILKINS.

The may friends and acqosintances
of Conductor John J. wilkins, OF the
Southern Railway, were shocked to bear
last night Of his sudden death which
occurred while he was in charge OF
north bound passenger train No. ~ at
Ooyesville, about Eileen miles south OF
Charlottesville. His death occurred at
1885 clock last night.
Capt. wilkins was seated at table 10
the dining car Of the train when death
overlook him. He was seen to reel and
fall to the floor, and, upon being picked
up by passengers, life was found TO De
extinct. Heart trouble lie supposed 10
have been the cause of his sudden death.
At Charlottesville the late conductors
place was taken by Conductor Clarke.
The train bearing Conductor Wilkins
remains reached this city at ll;4o
O'Clock last night. and his body was
taken to his late home, 800 Cameron
street.
The deceased wss fifty.eight years OF
age. and is survived by a widow and
two sons, Messrs. William and Maurice
wilkins. Capt. wilkins was one OF
the Oldest conductors on the road, hav-
ing served In that capacity for about
thirty years. The deceased was q mem
Der OF the board OF stewards Of the Meth
odist Episcopsl Church South, was
member of the Order OF Railway Con-
ductors, the Royal Arcanum, the
Knights OF Honor and was director OF
the Mercantile Railway Building and
Loan Association. He was a popular
conductor with the travelling public
and esteemed by all who knew bim'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
SERIES OF DANCES.

Alexandria Lodge, No. 1853, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of f ks, pro-
pose to inaugurate a series OF dances tor
the season beginning on the 9th in
slant, at McBurneS's Hall. These
dances will be exclusively for members
of the order and their lady iriends.
Messra. 81. B. Quinp, H. Fleischmann,
Fl. Dscbslsger, J. Kinfmann, W. ~
DonnelIv. W. Fl. Whitcomb, D. +.
Robey, 6. W. Bou.z, j., Frank smith,
E. Stewart Smith, aud onlrles J. dsises-
dsffer constitute the committee wnicn
will be in charge OF the dances,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
FUNERAL.

The funeral services of the late James
Woolls, jr., son of Mr.. James Woolls,
took place this morning et the home OF
his grandfather, Mr.. William p. Woolls,
corner OF Wolfe and Royal streets, AFTER
ward from st. Mary's Catholic Church.
The interment was made In st. Mary's
cemetery. Rev. Father Kelley con-
Quoted The services and the following
schoolmstes of the deceased were the
psllbearers: Masters Ashby ReadoD,
Richard Finks, William Patterson,
Everett Hellmulb, Betram pienelt, Earl
Wells, Hsrrie Chilly and Bernard Ham,
iltop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
POLICE COURT.

rJu,tlce d. B. Cation presiding.]
There were three cases before the
Police Court this morning-esch OF a
trivial nsture-And they were dismissed'
Two boys wore charged with susaulting
another youth. They were warned OF
the consequences should they again be-
come diSorderly on the streets. a COZ
ored boy had been cited to appear to
answer 8 charge of cruelty to calf.
The complainant failed to appear. a
eolorsd msu was charged with stealing
coal, but the plaintiff was not present
chen the case was called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
COLD WAVE.

The rsin Of yesterday morning was
followed in the afternoon by clearing
weather and lower temperature. A cold
northwest wind prevailed at the close OF
the day and during the early part Of The
night, but it soon subsidized. The tenn
perature, however, continued to fall,
and the mercury In the Thermometer this
morning stood at go. The weather
has been fair and cool today. The pres
eut cold wave will cover the entire Eas.
and the Atlantic au6 Gulf coast. 1t will
be short.lived, however, and by Sunday
1t will be warm again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
DEATH OF MRS. TUBMAN.

The many friends Of Mrs, Julia f.
Tubmau we're shocked TO hear OF ne,
death which occurred at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. W. d. Ogden, on
south Columbus street, at an early hour
this morning, she having retired in her
usual good health. Mrs. Tubman was
a daughter of the late Henry l.. Simp-
son aud is survived by dsug liter. three
sisters and 8 brother. The family
have the sympathy Of their many friends
ia their sorrow following go closely upon
the death OF Mrs. Tubmsn's bother,
George L. Simpson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
BASKETBALL.

The Alexandria Athletic Association
basketball team defeated the Olympia
Athletic Club team last, by the score Of
80 to 8. The visitors we're entertained
after the game by dance, The Alex
andrisuswill play Troop f, Of Wash;
inUton, next Tuesday night, and good
game is expected, as the home team is
under new arrangement now. There
will be q wrestling match tomorrow
night, between Joe furIeE, OF Wash
ipSton and Young Parker, Of Baltimore
for the beneG. of the sssOci atiea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
CLAIMANTS OF REWARD.

Buck Bush, the colored boy who fouuo
the body of Lieut.. John w. Crawford,
late secretary to Admiral Dewey, nearly
opposite his city, in the Potomsc rlveI'
Wednesday afternoon. - e said nc
receive the $25 reyf BY the
Washington police ~ Ssssfsrsmen, tot the
recovery Of the body. Eaos Reed, Oh
whose property the body was found, has
nut in 9 claim for the reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
OWL sEkYIOE EXAMINATIONS.

The Civil Service Commission an
nounced yesterday that the spring exsmi-
nations for the departmental service In
Washington will be held in Virginia on
the dates annexed; Alexandra, April
8, 9, 81; Lyuchburg, Mach II, "a,
April is; Norfolk, March IL, April 4.
6, 10; Richmond, March IL, April 2, .,
Is; Roanoke, March IL, %, April 10;
StAuntor. March II, %, April 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
MEMORIAL BRIDGE BILL
FAVORED.

Senator Martin, Of virgiuiS, Yesterday
reported to the Senate, from the commit
tee on the District Of Columbia, with q
recommendation that 1t pass, sera,or
Daniels bill, providing for memorial
bridge over the Potomsc river, from
Warrington to the Arlington estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
0TO Keen Well

The whole year through" writes T.. A. Bart
lett. of Rural Roate /. Guilford, Ne, / and
INV family used DR.. KiDg's New Life Pills.
They have proven most satisfactory to all OF
ns.U They tone the system and cure bilious.
ness, malaria and constipation. Guaranteed
at ali drug stores. 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
Auction SALE TOMORROW.

Capt. Kuox, suctioueer, will offer at
public auction at noon tomorrow st tne
ROYAL street entrance 10 the City Hall
8 lot Of ground with the Improvements
Oh the north side Of Gibbon street east
OF Henry s.rest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Broken lots OF Ladies' Fine Shoes az
about half price. ]. A. Marshall & Bro
422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Dying to heavy sales l will only have enc
Nv '' g ~ THO5. l.. GARTER.
Auctionfer, 3i9 Cameron st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

"To enjoy freedom from chilblsins,n writes
John Kemp, East Otis6eld, Me-, i apply
Bucklen's Arnica S.lye. Have also useu ~ !,
f,r salt rbeum with excellent results"
iE9 ~. for fever sores, indolent ulcers.
1; lee burns. wounds, frost bites snd skin
diseases. Csc at all drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Take DeWiH's Kidney and Bladder Pills
They promptly relieve backache and weak
back, Sold by W. T. Creighton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Cross, AMI Queen Quality
Shoes are to be lad st j. A. Marshall
& Bros. 422 Kirg strfet. uHsH u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Money can be saved by buying yOai
Shoes at Marshalfs, 422 King street.
nov21 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Geo. K. Bender will have at his stand in
in tho market tomorrow lot Of home.ki'led
and dressed Turkeys, Ducks end Chickens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Don't forget the sale going on at
40 Cameron street. Great bargains in
everything.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Don't forget the bargains to be Sc
sr,eS ia dry goods, notions, ETC., at $40
Cameron street. Sale on tooay'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

For This section fair, warmer tonight. Sat
urdsv lrsin and warmer; winds becoming
sluthefly and fresh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Beautiful Roses, Carnations and Narcissui
at Ge, K Binders in the market tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17

Some broken sizes in Hess shoes ~
and ss GRADES, 81 so get th,p, II you
are quick. Marshall, AZ kipg '''e''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
How TO Cure ChiIblalns.

Aucion tonight and tomorrow night. Do
not miss the chance. Sl9 Cameron st. SAFE
= m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

Sun rises tomorrow at 7:16 a. m; ana 'e's
BOO. High water OF 7:52 q. m. ana f;o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-17
WANTED.


X1,ANTED-At the Bliss silk Mills--Girls
w aud boys from IA years up. Light,
clean work; paid while learning.
BLISS SILK TIRE d CO.,
iani4 2v Per olldori.
COMPAHlO>s.-You are Iotlhed to az
" tend ailtd coLyOcation Of NJ vernon
r.. Lapter, No. IL, 10 be held ID the
tabernacle, MONDAY NIGHT, January
20ih. 1908, at 7 80 O'Clock.
WORKS. a1d Il. NJ. and N. I: Nj.
By order Of the NJ Z High Priest.
jsnl7st X. KEMPER, Secretary.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
1 of tha Alexandria Ht Inc Fire lnsur nee
Company, Incorporated, TO, the election OF
directors and such other business as may
come before them, will be held at the Cnsm.
Ter of Commerce rooms January 10, lss, ~
7SO D. M. By direction Of the President,
II WHITE, Secretary and Treasurer
The meeting Of the stockholders o, me ,,
above named company was acy ,oraed vi
WEDNESDAY, January IL, lsOs, al ths
same place aud hour.
#. WHITE, Secretary aud Treasurer
jaw I'd
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-08
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

cichago, Oct. s.-wheat prices on the
local exchange advanced lc. CURING ear
~ trading today as 10 d Tesut. on p
houses. The buying Was based mainly NJ,
on the continued dry weather IN me
southwest. The advance carried the !; get
several sales being, made. at 1o9s: me ne
< oneninr on December at II lower TO
K higher at a9!s to a9ss; ,n,,,
The government report ha r,.as o ~ tha
previous close. December sold up to eSM
after opening at GSA. 49,.
Oats were firm because OF lively buy-
ing brought by the government report;
December opened u higher at fs14 aiiu
sold UP to 491s. -
Provisions were firm. october RIBS y, "e ,l,a
an exception TO the rule peiils E"'St aN -
.pecernbc r. wheat sold up to 1.o11 The
market closed strong a Win u p y g, y UP .
The high point for December corn was
AZ and closed at s47s @65. ooy,
-Wheat--oct.. 99sa; 90 pec'' lo Vs''
M eSgf;no osis II 3u May. "a az "a pee
o ossa IS 70 @isas: July. 471s; May
alf Psoq nsltot 1890; Dec 14.l5; jan, Is 10
GARD LardEoct.. ii6.oss; Nov. 1o.O71h; Jan,
Psi Rijbs May ~? s.s5: jan. s.52@s,55; May
$50.
Barley-Cash, 65as G6l
Timothy March, 3.721s q so'
81 Clover-9.00.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct. s.-susar, raw. quiet;
Fair reinings l. S4 @alasses sugar. s1s@
Rset,ned-ouiet. Crushed, $40; powder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-08
CONCENTRATES.

j. c. Jensen Of Provo. has become
full-fedged member Of the Salt
Lake Stock & Mining exchange. His
application was filed whit the member
ship committee recently.
w. A. Rhoades, tho well known
curb broker. has returned from an
outing in Big Cottonwood canyon
where he noted good deal of min
ing activity
What is the Bingham Mines COM
pany going to do about reyiving its
properties III this state? This is a
question President James P. Graves
may be able to answer after he COM
pletes his examination of the holdings
of his company. Mr.. Graves arrived
in the citv several days ago and is
being pioted about Bingham by Cap
tain Duncan MacVichie. He is ac-
comnanicd by f. Williams another
eastern shareholder. The party Is at
the Eagle & Blue Bell mine in Tintic
today.