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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
400 to 426 Seventh st. 42l to 425 Eighth St.
WASHINGTON, DC.
GOV. SWANSON IN NEW YORK

GOV. SWANSON IN NEW YORK
That the American working man il
"SO per cent worse of since the Dingley
tariff bill was passed" was the declare.
ton of Gov. Claude A. Swanson, Of Vir
ginis, 10 an address before the Com.
merclal Travellers League in New York
yesterday. 81 was in Congress wher
thst bill was enscted," said Gov. Swan.
SOD, "ard predicted then that if Il
we're allowed TO continue 10 force Il
would produce a panic. That predic.
zion has come true, and the republican
party does not dare come out 10 thi,
campaign and champion that creation Of
eleven years sgo. Since the law WAS en-.
acted the COS, OF living has increased 49
per cert, while the wages of WORKING
men hsve increased only 10 per ceut.
The working man, therefore, 10 80 PEI
cent worse of NOW since this bill VII.
passed."
Gov. Swanson said the position the
m9cralic patty has taken 10 that q
man should be taxed on what be hss
rot on what be need. As illustration O.,
shat he rmed the unfair way 10 which
tue D.ngley tariff operates sgsinst ID
poor man, he said that while raw silk b.
admitted free of duty, wool 10 taxed
while rare woods are admitted free, PIN
is taxed, and while champagne pays u
duty, there is a tax on beer.
81 could keep you here until shutdown
telling you of The great irquities OF this
BILL" he said. care you surpds d,
then, that Taft and the republican pat
dare not defend the messpn?" He said
all the trusts have been organized under
the DDgsy tariff law, sud said; You
can destroy sll The trusts il you repesl
The Diugley tariff"
Gov. s 9aOsOn said from one.third t.
One.hslt of the money Of The country Il
collected 10 taxes aud dIssipsted by ex-
trIvsgaDt political administrations.
"We have beard Roosevelt talk about
every thing under thesuu but economy
he said. "Do you know how many neR
officehold rs be hiss created Pnsid5pt
Roosevelt has created 80, Sl6 new Office
holders, more meu than Napoleon had al
Marengo or Austerliz, more than the
allies bad at Wat ROO. Why, II Roose-
Welt was allowed TO coniioue there would
be an officeholdtr on the back Of every
voter in the country, and you would
have to pay the 'reigh'."
CIV. Swanson, who has been 10 con-
ference with democratic lesders in NV
Yors, mskes the confident prediction
that Bryan aud Chlpler will carry New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Enreaf Eirek.

ShelbourDe, n. h. Oct. q. An al
mott continuous line of blazing forest
Extend today from Berlin on the north
and west to Bethel o. the eastward
across the line 10 Maine, and the woods
are sblsze throughout New Hsmp-
shire. Twenty-Five hundred acres have
been devastated and damage to standing
crops is IS imsted at S25. 900.
The fires, which have been burning
for DAY snd night, are now beyond
control and are sweeping down apon the
frmiDg sections jus! Outside Of Shell
bourne.
Malone, n. Y, Oct. 2l.-Every
fvailable man 10 be northern section Of
The Adirjudscks today is fighting forest
fires. The situation wss never so CT IT,
cal and ulle-s rain comes soon thousands
Of acres of virgin forests will be destroyed.
The smoke is hiujeIirg the fire fight rs
greatly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Four Men Burned to Death

Newburgh, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-Four
men were burned to death here this
morning in q FIRE which destroyed the
steamtr New York OF the Hudson river
day line. The New York came to the
Msrvelship, yard here yestetdsy to UNDER
90 repairs. The crew had not been die
missed and fifty men were on board.
The FIRE. which is supposed to have been
caused by the explosion Of a lamp, broke
out in The quarters Of the negro help,
and the four who perIshed were unable
10 escape. The FIRE quickly spread
through the entire vessel, which was
burned t. the waters ige.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
TOday's Telegraphic News
Mr.. Bryan Denonnees Railroad Off,
Gals.

Mount Vernon, O., Oct. 2l-Willism
Jennings BrJsn, 10 his speech ut New
ark, o, this morning, scathiUgly de-
nouoced General Msnsger Van Wrinkle,
Vice President Charles SAhsf and As
sistsnt General Superintendent Albert
Ingalls,, of the Vanderbilt Railway sys-
TENS, for their alleged coercion of The
shop and other employees OF the Big
Four, the Likeshore and the New York
Central Railway systems. Bryan called
the attention Of his audience to the T
speeches to the shopmtn at BellefOn-
tame, last night, 10 which they declared
that his election mean. business depres.
sion snd would result 10 cut of ten
per cent. OF the wages OF the men. ABB 1T
Ingslls, chief of the traffic department OF
the Big Four, Is Chsrlss P. Taf's son-in
Law.
Bryan said that the action OF these
railway managers is coercion pure and
simple and should be punished by law,
it being a crime against the franchise. ]"
"Who has given these men the power
to prophecy what will happen If | am
elected ?" dem anded Bryan.
"Are they the Lords anointed and
shall they compel you men to yots as
they want, and no one raise his voice in
prUtss2 5horn and bereft of every is
sue in this campaign, confronted With
the sure wrath Of the srOused people,
whose earnings they have been taking
for their own use, the predatory corpora
tions now come and threaten panic II you
elect me and turn their creatures out OF
he offices Who Is the republican can
didbts thst be should also declare that
my election vii result in hard times ? If
be believes this statement he makes, lei
him give bond that the preset panic
will be healed and good times restored
under bis administration. Was he nOi
in The cabinet OF the president when the
existing panic started, and if be and the
strenuous president could not together
prevent that panic and keep business
sound, how little chance will there be
for him alone to do 80, when be is lef
alone in toe White House and Roosevelt
goes ID Africa to shoot lions!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
V 0DdVaPd & bDtlFDD,
10th, 18th, F * g. ts., NV.
Washington, D. C..
VIRGINIA VETERANS MEET.

4
Charlottesville was 10 holiday attire
yesterday for the twtny-frst annual re-
union Of Confederate Veterans and Sons
of Confederate Veterans. Confederate
sud U1i'sd ststes flags are wresthed on
Neny do1sts and here and there appear
portraits OF Jefferson Davis, Robert +.
Lee, Stlntwall Jackson sud Fltzhngh
lie.
The Grand Camp YVES called to order
at the Levy Opera House st nooD, with
Gen. Taomas T. Munfcrd, Of Lynchburg,
pyesidiog. The prayer was offered by
Grand Chaplin J. P. hyde, of Winches-
ter; Mayor L. G. Haden delivered an
address Of welcome on tho pert Of the
els, aud Capt. Micsjah Woods, commsu-
d r, 90 toe part OF John Bowie Strange
Osmp, Confederate Vettrsns, of Chsr--
lot sY.lle. Sui,sble responses were made.
Ia bis annual report as commander OF
he Grind Camp Gen Munf,id spoke
ieelingly of the fss.-thiunIrg ranks.
In referring to those who had gooe in
he p-s. year special lribU,e was psid
G ncra. Eppa HHHlOo.
Gone1l Munford recommended thae
in future all officers of The Grand Camp
oe elect d on the first day Of the annual
NEE ing; hat no staff officer shall nod
moe tlsu one CffiCe, aud ia The Grand
Camp hereafter require the nominee for
spy ctii-o hatever wihin its GIFT to
h We BIS fall record read BY tie jIteat
general when The name is p esea.ed for
elao ton aod before rstifsetoI.
General Nuuford reported With pie s.
u'e the &C, passed by the lit G,nerai AS
sem)ly of VirgiUis prohibiting lbo mis-
use OF ConfederSt, b. dyes, msk;og i. a
mis- emeauOr. Th = set, tessid, enabled
each camp 10 be the ctsodiau Of It's
honored badge.
The Uaited S)rs of O)nied'r.'e Vet
trAns cInyeHed the Market street Ar
NOR yesterday evening. vi n prayes By
The Grand O0aplsin of the Virginia D.
vision, Rev. @ f WOods1n, Of Norfolk.
Judge r I. w. Duke, commander of
r. I. W. Duke Camp, i1lroioced Mr.
W. g. Pritchsrj, commander ofthe Vir-
ginia Division. An address Of ,tleome
was delivered by Mr.. John s. Paico, Of
r. 7. W. Duke Camp, TO which Mr.. E.
W. Speed, Of Roanoke, of Alber, Sidney
Johnson Camp, responded. The spon-
sOn were presented by MIR. Johu B.
Ligh.foot, jr., of r. f. LIE Camp,
Richmond, snd the reception respoa'e
wss made by w. w. Old, it,, Of No.
folk, George O. Cabell, of Norfolk, de-
liyered IN address.
At al these meetings the music BY
Confederate Choir N. /, OF Portsmouth,
vac q delightful feature. Tho members
Of TIE choir, wire Uniformed ia graz
] cket and t1e usual veteran hat.
After hese exf rcises reception was
given at the Red Land Club. This was
attended by 500 persous. Lunch was
served by the Albsmsrle Chapter,
Daughters Of the COnfedsrIey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

CORNELIUS n. BLISS has sounded
note of warning to business men OF th'
country, that future business prosperity
depended on Bryau's defeat. Rev. DR.
r.. J. Macarthur in bis sermon 10 Ne"
York Sunday said that Governor
Hughes's defeat would be disgrace
No man can stop the development o.
this country, and it may be added thai
no considerable party of men want to dt
any such thing. The pending election
should be decided upon other grounds
than vsgue business fears or the fears o.
some business men concerning whaI
other business men may do in case this
OF that candidate wins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Three members of President Oleve-
lands Cabinets, b. presence and speech
at a big democratic 6 theriDg 10 New
York, last night, demonstrated beyond
peradvenlure of doubt that the democ-
racy of Tilden aud Cleveland Is working
to secure the election OF Nr. Bryan to
the presidency.
The occasion was msssmeeting under
the suspices Of the Bryan and Kern
B lsiuess NJ rs Association at Carnegie
Hall, and 81 ted on the platform we're
former Gov. David r. Francis, OF Mis-
souri,, Secretary OF the Interior under
President Cleveland; JudsOn Harmon,
of Ohio, former Attorney-Genersl and
Hilary A. Herbert, of Alabama, Oleve-
lands secretary of the navy. Word
was Revived from Rchsrd Oln6y, of
Msssschuset 5, who held the portfolio
of secretary of state. tha! be would be
unable to attend because Of a previous
engagement.
Carnegie Hall contained uCtlble as.
semblage of democrats, some of whom
have not shared 10 the psIty's councils
since the Cleveland administration, and
the Bryan lead rs and Others on the
platform expressed Their dalight at the
presence Of these msn
liking rs a theme the present GU
paigu issues from q business stlndpoiD',
the chsmberlAins of Mr.. Clevelspd's adj
ministra lou, 10 speeches Of forensic fO'cs,
brought ringing cheers from the aud tors
that closely packed the hall, with dec
lsrstions that Mr.. Brysn's election would
mean business stability and al uplifI to
industrial well being.
Mayor George B. Mcclellan presided
aud read letter from the venerable
John BigeloF, auth and statesm .,
friend of Abraham Lincoln and Samuel
j, TiIdeu, urging he elect on Of Mr..
Bryan. The mayer was introduced by
Nathan str,us, pr sident Of the Bryan
and Kern Business NJ MS Association,
and declared to-, he preseLt admin.
trslion wss responsible for the panic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Fire In a Tenement House.

New York, Oct. 2l.-ln one Of the
most spectacular fires which the east
side has seen in months three persons
met death today by the torch OF fire.
bug and a score of others were badly
hurt. Had it not been for the presence
of several muscular policemen, who
caught the psuic-stricken people as they
leaped from the windows OF the flaming
tenement Ut No. IS east Third street,
the list Of injured would have been long
err. Thrown from the windows OF the
tenement, many children we're saved
from death ~ the police who stood 10
the street and caught them. The blaze
was started by the inceudisry from q
pool of kerosene. When the msich
was applied, the flames, dawn by the euc-
ton OF the shaft, shot straight up Il the
third floor and there mnshroomed, blow
ing out the windows Of the apartments
into the street and starting wild panic.
In a moment the fire escapes of the build
ing were clogged with terror-stricken
men and womeu. Only the hard 6sts OF
two policemen, who clsmbertd to the
Gre escape along the cornice OF the build
ing, quelled the panic and gave the
women and children g chance for their
lives. Mrs. Yeta Krauss, mother Of
three sons and two daughters, stamped
herself as a heroine. Out of by the
flames, she grasped a clothe line and
lowered al her children to the stree !;
then, with her clothing sAame aud
dazsd with the smoke and ciDders which
eddie about her, she lesped herself to
the st'eel. She Is in BellVue Hospital
and may die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Virginia News.

Miss Susie Rawlings and Mr.. ALDER
Preston Scott, of Cape Charles, were
married at the home of the bride, Mrs
J. r. Rawlings, in Fredericksburg, yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Brsxton concluded his argument
Yesterday ia the U. 6. Supreme Court in
the Virginia rate case. The case was
submitted and will be decided possibly
at this term.
Thomas Y. Mosby, a well-knowu
resident of Lynchbnrg, died Monday.
He was native of Bedford County and
repre- scented that county in the General
Assembly years ago.
A big crowd heard the joint discussion
in Fredericksburg last night between
Congressman w. A. Jones, democrat,
and Capt. 8. Wise, OF New York. The
democrats are jubilsnt over the result Of
the debate.
A big democratic rally was held at
Hamilton Monday night, which was I'd
dressed By Congressman O. O. GARLIC,
Henry I. Harrison, candidate for the
legislature, and r. o. L. Moncure, OF
AIexaudria. Congressman Osrlin was
unspsring in his criticism of President
Roosevelt.
Owing to the opposition Of his fire
grown children to his marriage, Mr..
ThOs. R. Coving, GO years of age, q
prosperous farmer of Oulpeper, went to
Baltimore yesterday afternoon &C.
companied by Miss Edith McMullen,
Of Greene county, and we're married last
evening ct the parsonage of the Caroline
street Methodist Episcopal Church.
A large iron safe at the general mer-
chsndise store of NJ. l.. Rice and the
post-ofice at Stokeslsnd, about q mile
from Dsnville, was blown open Monday
night by ssfe-crsckers and rihed.
About 1925 ia cash and about $l6 in
postage stamps we're stolen. A box
con tanning several bank certificates and
insurance policies and a number of Rfti-
Giles of merchandise was also stolen.
Justice W. 7. WhJltOn, Of Gaines.
Vile district, Prince William county,
yesterday rendered his decision In tae
case of DR.. q. E, Msrsteller, charged
with abusive language and threatening
to shoot J. B. Rhinehsrdt, in the public
highway, near Gainesville, last week.
The decision imposes the minimum fines
OF $25 for carrying Of concealed weapons
$5 for shooting in the public highway
aud 81 for abusive language.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Drowned Himself.

Auburn, Me. Oct. 2l.-PrOvOked be-
cause his wife woke him up st three a.
m. and insisted on taking to him, Ed
ward 81. Goddard, csrpeOtsr, dress d
himself and running Trough the de-
serted street TO the Audro'c'ggin river
jumped In. His wife sped after him in
her night robe, retresting him to come
back, but he eluded her. Goddard 9
body was discovered several hours later
10 the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
REFUSED TO ADVANCE CASE

10 an order yesterday denying q
m ton for The advancement Of the Noble
S.sts Bank csse, the U. 8. Supreme
Oour, passes by The task OF decidjag be.
frs tl.c ion the validity Of the Okls.
homs bank depos.t guarantee fund law.
Counsel for The bank some time SO ,
submitted a motion for advancement d.
SiOce tle case involves the coDst tu-
tionality of guarantee plsu practically
the same a. that 10 the democratic nf-
tional platform, the courts decision net
% consider the matter until at lea
sitsr election is mNe than Of passing IL
ttrat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Escaped From Night Riders

Memphis, Tenn, Oct 2l.-Zich
Taylor, the sged lawyer who was taken
from a ho.el at Wslnut Log, Tenn, At
the same time Cattiin Rankin ws'
lyncbed, has tUroed up Desr Tiplonville,
having escaped from fishermen GIT
rdeIs. After Capt. R'nkin was hanged,
the mask d night riders got into die
pute among Themselves as 10 Whist to do
With Judge Taylor, some fsvoring biz
death, while others wanted t. hold him,
40 as TO force concession to their de-
msuds for free fishing on Reel Foot
lake. Woile the riders disputed, Tay-
Tor jumped from the woods, dashed to
the edge Of the bayou leading from the
lake and plunged 10, swimming across.
he Was fred on several times, but es-
capped in the darkness.
+! Is said thtt the Reel Foot Lake
night riders form a band 800 strong.
They have a perfect organization and
ere sworn by blood oath to stand by
one another. Il is believed they will
fight to the death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
TRLEdRAPHIc BRRYITIes.

Two LUMBER steamers with 10 men
on board broke from their tow Monday
night, and are sdriit on Lake Superior.
A severe snow storm is sweeping over
Wyoming, eastern Montana and western
Nebraska, and as sresult railroad traffic
has been much delayed. The storm has
caused great suffering.
A fight to secure the passage Of q
revolution denouncing Speaker Cannon
will take place when the committee on
resolutions submits it, report today or
tomorrow before the convention of the
Illinois Federation of Labor in session
at PeoriL
While citizens OF Millersburg, Ohio,
we're fighting FIRE which destroyed six
buildings esrlY todsy burglars broke in
t the postoffice aud stole $500 and a
large amount Of stamps. 1t is believed
by many ihst the FIRE was started to dis
tact the stention Of the police.
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed
the grain elevator of the Hungarian
Flour Mills Company at Denver, Dol ,
early today, causing a loss of about
$500, 900: Four thousand bushels of
wheat we're destroyed. The building
Was worth about 500, 900.
John w. Kern, vice presidential
nominee gu the democratic nationsl
ticket, LETT Syracuse, N. Y, almost
wreck today. He recei ed q message
from bis home saying that bis son WAS
ex rtmsIy Ill and his presence was need
ed. Mr. Kern started for Indianapolis
at once, authorizings cancellation of all
his present engagements.
Charged with obtaining money by
false pretenses, through the passing Of
worthless checks, James 8. Walker, sged
81, of Washington, an employe In the
psymGster's department, was held 10
$500 bail today for the grand jury in
New York. II is alleged that Walker
left Washington two months ago and
went to Baltimore, where he passed
worthless checks on several firms who
had dealings with the Navy Department.
Plundered, it Is believed by sound
pira tea, and with the possibility thst two
OF her Usw were thrown ove'bosri and
drowned, the acknowledges, of Bridge
port, Conn, WAS found ashore today
near Hunlingt D, L. [. Wandering en-
the beach nearby, with his mind a totsl
blank, WAS her owner and master, Gap
t,in John Bsrm. he has not been able
20 supply clue to the mystery.
Betting today in Cuba on The result Of
the presidential election on Nov. IA. is
It even money. tn the conservatives
aud liberal, srs loud in their claims bit
neither will offer odds. Whichever way
the election goes, the result Is sure t
develop a serious clash between the tao
factions. Governor General MsgoOn Is
being urged to recommend a further
stay Of the troops. The negro party, uD-
der the leadership Of General EsIenOs, is
making a hard fight for its legislative
ticket. Il has no presidential ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

To believe 10 part the suffering Of
Eoglsnd's vast army Of unemployed,
Premier Asquith announced to the Brit
ish Houss OF Commons today 81 sPPro'
ptation of 81, 500, 600 to be immed stely
sysilsble for public works. The prem
Ter also announced that an appropris-
,iou of slS, 900, 900 for naval work would
be made shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

Mr.. SHERMAN, republican vice presi'
dental nominee, addressed republican
meeting in Philadelphia Last night and
told of the hsrm that Bryan may dc
elected president. But be
sword about the harm he,
l." has slrssdy done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
cIeyeIand's Signature.

New YORK, Oct q. The grand jury
ha' indicted Broughlon 6rsDdeuberl
who iorgsd he signsturs OF Grov3r Oleve-
land, 10 which the latter was made tc
say bat be opposed Brysu's eli ction,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
n Washington.

Washington, Oct. 81.
Breathing optimism and declaring
that Judge Taft has the presidential bat
tie already won, Senator Dixou, OF Mon
tans, in charge of the speakers bureau
st ChicsgO, aud 10 fact in charge of the
republican campaign west of the Missis-
sipp, made hurried trip to Washing
tou today to confer with President
Roosevelt. He declared that the full
psrtj ammunition would now be expeDd'
ed in Ohio, Indiana and New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

Mrs. Flora z. 5uddath, 50 years old,
died Suddenly at the home of her SOD,
E. j. Sudduth, in WAirentoi, yesterday
mgrsiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

Many sufferers from nasal catarrh say
they get splendid resu is by using an atom
lzer. For their benefit We prplTe Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Except that il is liquid
1t IS IN all respects like the healing, helpful,
p 10 al aging Cream Balm that the nblic
has been familiar with for years. No cocaine
nor other dangerous drug in II. The soothing
soray is remedy that relieves at once. Al
druggists, Zoe, including spraying tub, Or
mailed by Ely Bros, IS Wares Street, New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

Somewhere In upper Lake Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hurry and Peter
SAsnson and his son, sre drifting 10 a
small launch, at the mercy OF a heavy
gale. They are fisher folk and went ont
from Maniton Island to set their ne's.
The heavy westerly wind made it i'm:
possible for them to make port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
TrlaI of the Halns Brothers

New York, Oct. 2l.-Iechnlcantles
again delayed the srrsignment today Of
Captain Peter q. Hams and bis brother,
T. Jenkins Hams. charged With ths
murder Of William E AnDis. When
the two we're brought into court at
Flushing, Attorney John F. Mcintyre,
for the defense, made application to In
spect the grand jury minutes. His sP-
plicstion was denied. Attorney Nc
intyre then formally demurred to the
indictment Of 7. jenkins Hams and Will
submit papers next Friday. A decision
is TO be entered Monday. Mcintyre
based his demurrer to the L. jenkins
Hams indictment on the ground that 1t
charges the suthOr with two separate
offenses, one with being principal 10
the shooting and the other with aiding
sue abettiug Captain Hams in the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

Cascasweet, the well known remedy for
babies and children. will quiet the little one
10 a short time. The Ingredients are printed
on the bottle. Contains no opistss. Sold by
w. r. Creighton x Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Sale of Felt Mattresses

Very much underpriced. They are fill
ed with q SUBSTANTIAL grade OF felt and
covered with excellent quality tickiug,
with open end Qsced) to show quality Of
felt used.
3-foo!-$Z00. Value, 80. so.
34.foot-$s.00. Value, $40 so.
4.foOt--.$9 90. Value $l1.50.
44-foot. $40. Value, $12 So
Second hOor...F at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21

There are runners 10 Wa hiDgton that
Mgr. Averss will suceee Mgr. Fslconio
sc paPsl delegate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-21
Sale Of Oriental Rugs.

Attention ia called to the following
lots, gh!Ch we're purchased al speci Il
prices, ADD represent unusually altr c.
tive values;