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The Washington bee., 1909-09-18
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AS usual, invites the public to visit
The Washington bee., 1909-09-18

This Offer of The Washington {
Women
CFIFTIGHTENING SHEARS
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26

6n GcbneIars Srsu. "Nianite oisic
2inier iJtne til at iho9iue e,i.sller an
Den, lom er ing, MT Saab og Sp=
mllntrln9," iauleoes be9pnoer ct Yrep
ira glr. 6r. 0tusller, Sonio, rid.
0an Tiger enoOioers: Seq bar MI
bapt &jenOitab til Or. peters &urito i
10 eller 10 9lar % fan bsulls, bpao jeg
Tiger.
Ser Dor Here 6amiisr Wabolaget,
lom be'tanoig bebspeoe Spttorbj9lp.
Yaa min 9lnbeialin9 prepeoe De 9u=
rtO, p9 lloen ben 3lo bar DC life bupt
Sru9 for SOttoren. Surito bar tures
ret baaoe min Suliru Og mig. Seq
leo 'aa 'lent AZ @igt. at jsg lite tiroe
tlGoe mig uoen 9j9lp. Seq bar attn
Ell 6ldite lianen0e nit Sen0euNrelie,
laa at je9 ion buus Den ueo Saanoen
paat0mnlenoe Rllf0loe. TGdrl0m=
bslit bore Sprnebprn beinoer iia liot
onnrli9e. siper pi Dem en- lioen 9oNs
9urito, og be er raite i9ien. Meoici
nsn 'ma9sr iaa soot, at gprnene liter
ben. Sen rsgulerer 9!fierinSsn og tit
rerer enOo0 Fortielelie
SEQ er MI Ell 9ammel MiGnb Og tror,
at jeg 9ipr mine Wleomenne'ter Ell
Slenelts peo at onbeials &urito.
2il yeilsonin9 for S0ieren ber Oct
an'sres. at &urito life iaass paa 9lpo-
tbstet, men tun hos QOtalasenter, an.
latte al Gisrne, Or. peter 6abrnsp
IL SOns So, ll2-llS 60. SOpnG
9lpe., 6bitago, 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26

a2e bsrtc 81 ogidd :" iagol
hlln og iclOtc bon Ct fnrlfcnOe Ylit.
SIM icrItoo, at ban pioite alt.
Sc iora6ttr mig bel" loGoc bun
tittert, voa ieg CT iattig?"
0an loo 9liffet GLIDE ben puer Def
elegant uoltpreoe %1relle.
e9teL" idgos BAN life iorbi Ge
er iattig; isg piloe enite, Ge par oct.
afen al Ell unben 0rluie iorogter
jcg Gent"
Sortpiplelien ltoO mnlet benoes
Nlnligt, oa ban iaa paa benoe, men
ban iortiatte roIigt, og BUN pioite, al
Dons 9io % gIlpor bar uroffelig.
r9oo mig iortlare, Guorle0c3 icQ
f6n berberL" iagoe ban gog prer
pdd at Ioritaa mig, tbi ias ipneS iff(
ont at ipille en- 2llrcrs Golle Seq
fom DerGell for at belsge Gem Oh
Sorntiooagen, % Oct bar pirfcli8 ne>
ben 0enligt, 0e iortdlte Ncrcs Mo
Ger. Seq blep iort inS Bette S'T
relic % bleu eiter np9en SiOS &cn
ten noget utonlmpoig. Get iol0t mig
0d ino, at jeg pilbc ie Gerc5 Sniiru
lncrt - Bette Sn0idlo iorefom mig
gnnife iifplbigt seq git mo % inC
paa Tere3 &orpe. 9lien noth MI
Sibenbc fom 70 M @jrIter ilo / @~
reliet peb Siocn al. afin Gpnrrf
oWbe0 blep tiliioit paft al ell Salto
le, iom pdr al sen 9tntlr, at oct pnl
mig rnlllligt at trpoa til. Gu Ie
res Mober bar gaaet - uente0c lcg
Set Saab, at &c ifuloe iorld0e Stuel
Ug bernleO 9iue mig SeilIgDeO til iibe
nrnrfet at lierne mig ior ON mull9
llorig mere at ie Gem SEQ bnp0l
Delft billet ipnre Gem for ocnnc Ser
'loring. So je1 HI fom 10, troeot
eg, at Sc bapoe lorlaot SGrelict.
Sarpeipillerlfcn los i'm NaanN inl
tc tilngt poa Hpggcn al Ell Stol. Gei
oa sen, lin % imol Sen Sodno, hci
jabos fremloffet Soner, ioHt lnoo'
,aoret benne MnnoS &iurte, nler
jan iaa III fln Sen Ell l,nnr>
0aono, iom life piloc rGffe lin 9)ioi
'tT SiGlp, bun iaa Daar0t trGngt(
III.
Soon gif ben inoo 2orclt.
Soarernc brpS iren / bcnOcs ri
e. Slm inn pon bant nleb ct bon
nlocnbe Nlif, u bcn0c5 HGber
tplpeoe.
Soar Gc ira nlig?" rn0bte bnn
men ban prr0igebe benbe fife ct @lif
Or Sc life ior itolt til ot glorc
mig bette SpprgSmnnl?" ngoe ban
ibet Ell bpb Grtoesrebme iarUea(
bans 9lniigt. Set iorbaiier Gem
maaife, at ieg Ill Gnar til Srlpell
Street, Seq uil ie9e at iorebpggc,
at eu Ssiters Stoltbeo, Sen broerllgc
6attiebonls Stoltbeo, life fonlmer til
at Taoc benoe. Seq fan nddife Di9l'
be ben Wfober iom g er Tor itolt
iii at flenbes peb. Spent oeb, maalfC
fan ieg prre iitnnO til al betale Sc.
res 8jplo; men Te oilbe 0og pGrC
mere bi9rteleS, eno Ge ielu ueo, buiS
&c nogen Sinoe iletter @linoet ON
Seune 0iGlb Geres 9utommelle.
San aabncoe Gsrep % roripanot.
Eorticren ialot otter. iammelL oa
ion ell Grpm bsrte bun 2pben al
9nns ,Sootrru 90 bort.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26

pore MlslionGr Vasosmaal. 6i,
better iaar man Statsbiorao til 1T
boloc 6pltehciiiplt. Set er iriiienoe
for un9e M0no / gloros III. ipm pil
irem, at blips WaalmUno.
gao bar en- M. eller 9anmcl Sog
melct li9 og ipittct @pooens Teipltr
ming to BARTER. Set er intet min.
ore END lelpe 2esieitraens @nno. easr
r;ttere iaat en- Gam, Der blsp paaiut
beo Vanoets norore Gnoc glar 1860.
Smtrin9 200 glar ienere blep Gam.
men opreDet, men paaidt al Scrltpo=
nlngerne i9ien, % ientre bar oisie
meo noele gIars gielcmrlm ubiert
Observation-Disclosures MI iioit Nes
item 1907. Tertil iprmener oisie l9
at babe &et. gioroitp9naerne anier
lg berpeo itaoelote, ba bet oerpeo ia
9es bort Tano ftd 3aumaelpen, lcm
bar tit lloiprin9 ira 2esieitoaspanoet,
ca De bar inoleoet Ssasmaal. 6or=
ll9smU9lin9 bar p0ret unltiIlet, uoen
at 6orli9 ppnaaeoes. @e0se Barter
butoe bog bore lig bepiolt. at ct magert
6orlig er bsore eno en- ieo Yrpces, liz
9elom oct iornooes, at be9ge BARTER cr
eler bllroe ialinlb bore enloe ON at
bepare Wanoet, oa Ell liprre SWntnin0
eller t(otopnln9 mulioens tunoe babe
Ell minore beloig Shobiriniliq paa
SpSoens 6u0ti9beo o9 6rugtbOrbeo.
Spilten T0rt, Der bar Het, er unnite=
Zig at beoemme, oa oenne Strio sr
meget at betlage; tbi Nrofprport Tiger:
"lsni9bco glpr Iiert", o9 bette ajWioer
life minolt / imaa 6orboloe.
Slltrpbs lor, at ri ltaar ipllttet paa
oisls Funtter, berilsr her opg nOitillig
Gni9beo. Gntelte bar lnoleoes Ell lWn=
gete Sin nUr,t ct lnire ON Sprclteie
al Ell Spnrebant ior GDOnen. gRas=
iempDe til Oreltslle al Sa9en bar iau=
leOes afbolot mellem Sul % 9iDtaor
og enilemmig beilutteoes oct. Get er
N(enln0en at ta9e ND9oens Wa9alin-
lono til Grunoiono for Den poroenDe
Sparebant ligeiom sr 6proalthin9s-
tapital paa minoli 9r. %, ,000 bleU
litret pnn Steoet. Gn Gpmite paa ;
NtGno blrb pal9t til at uodrbeioe Blon,
% benne bleo iorelN9t gpgbens Sub
Uannere til llotalelie paa ct llpOe ben
l2te Os. plnncn blep i'm 0el6eo
peota9et enliemmiG. Saaiebe9, ltdor
altian Sagen, p9 ri n0rer cet ljtre
l)aab at iaa Dor e0eu 8antlnor,thna
ben nurneNe 5rsr,to.
Gll Ssutnin0 Dil iea pnlte "Sisiss
ton EoIten"s Jicoattor o9 @Uicre ct
gpbt mi 2lOr.
2Grbpoi1a
6. J. &affen
paa @letillT.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26

sill Gu mnaltc, at ie9 itol eptrr6c
iom Siggcr, iom ocn lpnncoe Slcnct
bbs alle bisie Wtennelfer, Scr inpl-
tercr mig til berss Silent? 1alent
CT og for Jig en- goo Sing, men oct
cr life meb Den lom meo Stienbeocn
at Sen fan uneppre Hpnt. SEQ piI
life nnies ior en- fattig &urpeipiller-
ife, Der bar arbciOet Jig op. Sec bill
life, bersr Gll bertil er lsg altior
itoltl"
Ger iinoes manoe Slugs StoIt'
beo," iogoe Sanet, ser III nrppe filn-
oe bebcrife Jig. Seq fror, ieg piIoe
ppre ior ltolt til at brpoe mig eni
at onies fer rig, ndnr min Wiot.
Y&ps, Sonet," iagoe Niooeren %
ld6oe i'm Noono paa Yi9ebornet:
9lrn, vGrba bar nuoife Siet - pj
mon pante li0t."
S>iln reiite Jig op mes en- trTt Nj
ll1
GrSd penotc lId bilrti0t ON.
-Gfor," id6oe bun, oom trc !gtoo'
ne6er ifol ic1 betdle 0ig bpcnI
oeo. nodife fer. Seq piloe pnifc
ied fiInbe beoc Gig blioc fist, men
iom iogt, ie6 pelttcr @eisg - Ell ser.
re, ser piier MIG ni2gen Spmprt
iolnbco SroS5 ollie mine Sell pcil'
Ter ban finn enn Ell goo Seiligbco I'll
at bcbc mig blipe bans 0ultrll," til
ioieNe bun neb ct ironiif &lit poo
iii Sslter yNdn er rig, 0ior %
loor ieg iorit cr Git meo 6on, pil
ie0 p9re iitunb til at betale mere enO
liu @irIo til Gigl"
S0iln ltsttcoe i'm 9irn III &anlinAc
iinlien % pentebe. 'S5per 2inie
benbeS 9lniiGt og StiIling idgnc
rgnd!" Gen itoffal5 @iooer iegtc
3nHnu Ell Sang at iou SrO frem.
,2n ifnl life giite Gig meo en
Nione, iom Oh life elifcr, Grbo -
Dperfen ior min eIler ior no9el on-
aens SfpIo."
Groa ipnreoc life, men Snnet iaQ'
Sc folot:
yGrr life bange ior bet, W}or
SNperfen Bette cllcr uogct an6et uilcc
bun noJenir.Et tunfc pan at gierc. "
Se nTrme0e iig G6rell, mems Grbn
bleu itdncn6c iannle StiIling, met
Ct folOt, uiorioltligt Slnil pon linz
HN6er.
nWtor tUnfte at gipe Gig Dor IN
9lorcsie," iogoc S<anet, onten naaifc
nm life pil gierc set. MI bo ri boer
! 6ottigfpdrteret. Oct er Srlpell
Street - ligt pes 0GngStet. 0u
fau tiSre lige bertil meO Sporpog-
ncn, bpis Glt oil bilie pon os, men
oct er lang Sci bertil, % Oct foiter
to Tencel"
80 Tence. Sarpeipillerifen traf
paa Sfulorene, oa Seren litffeoes
efter bem. 9(a, ON oen Sag mauttc
uHre ner, oa bun funoe slemmc, al
bun fienote bisie 10 Merneifer.
&rn bagpnOte after at gaa frem o.
tllbage | Grreliet - % bun ielte
Jig iloe tilmobe.
@(uOieIig itanbieoe bun ioron Ges
rem til @lltiifuqreljet aabnebe Selt
men glf after til6age. SUN itilIeOe
ig ioran Set itore Spell % betrogtc-
De mco ipnlfgt Yelbebag lit ipufte
Sillebe. Sun bapbe finn itanet Der at
9ieblif, ga bum begpnote at itirre Sp.
bare inb / Speilet % benoe5 9lniigt
btrpfte pIlOielig 0orifrGftcIie. $5lut
| 'ep itaaen0e ionl ioritenet
Aien ben Ser traa0te ll6 al Mn.
ffpGreliet, ftanoieoc % iaa enn gcl;.
q.
ySSa," iagba ban roIi9t, Yoct CT
tnig; ieg troebc, &c bapoe iorIoot
IStuen!"
Sc itoS III 9lriigt til 9lniiet
Iun6er opb Sousbeb. Get bar
sem iinse Tise, Ser toIte ierii
Sc far pantet," ingoe bun itnn-
|menbe, nbpor lGnge?"
Seq bar iiooct ser inoe bele Il.
ben - oct CT ptl oettc, ser gior q !
lan ,,ynEh2"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26
Stal iom en- Seller =

Stal iom en- Seller paa lormenoe Sap
frenao lea fare raenoe Yinoe,
oa man sa ltpre min @aao trpos Gap
lila, at 0apn ea en9an9 tan iinoe.
Stal lea iorb be br0noenoe Vraat
lniot ben mprieIe Wionatstime,
ba maa, troos Giet at Stumipreit sr paaot,
ieg fslge Sprtaarnsts lpsbante Strinie
- Stal iom en- Seller paa iprmenoe Dap
belle min 2ipsoas % Wanbrins p9re,
0a lraa ies ieile mig bpt oper Grap,
iaa op til 0innleens Napn bet Ian b0re
Soban Seine
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26
n1aal Spuir".

h'ooeren: ~2'ien Spann Mage
bUoroan ar Set Oog. OH ier no: S5pol
bar Gl bo9 pGret bennc?"
Spenb slage: Seq bar pUrct nc
Sc 9tifefaSicn, Mo'r.~
Moberen: YWen bpuo / al Ser
sen pilbe IN bog ocn?"
Sucno slase: 80, Eor Oi legcoC
@iptbologi Nor, 20 ina ifuIoe j {
OGre YSllai Seniy" scr lto6 iyent q
9lifen."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26

You win Fct roi.,t from H.. when
DR.. Niles Antirain Pills are taken.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-26


Dr. Mites Asti-Pain Pills relieve rair-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

THE PICTURE TELLS STORY. NOW
IT'S SUIT SALE. BUT WHO buys FROM
SUCCESS.
IF YOU THINK A
SALE. DON'T COME TO SEE US. NO SHIPPED
IN PLUMBER IN OUR STORE TO CLOSED
OUT. BUT JUST EFTOVERS FROM OUR
OWN STOCK
WILL LAST JUST ONE WEEK
LONGER. BUT IN As SOON As POSSI-
BILE AND GET THE BEST SELECTIONS.
HUNDREDS ARGAINS ALL
PARTMENT.S.
ASK OUR CUSTOMERS If WE TELL THE
TRUTH.
Evening star., 1909-03-05
NOTES OF THE BALL.

President and Mrs. Taft. following the
schedule nearly exactly on the minute.
left the White House in a big touring
car about Q o'clock. accompanied by
Chairman Stellwagen and by two out
riders and the secret service officers. They
proceeded to the Pension building by way
Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman. also
in an automobile left their temporary
quarters in the New Willard. accom-
panied by Vice Chairman Hamilton, about
twenty minutes earlier and proceeded to
the scene of the ball by way of r street.
The larger part of the attendance did
not arrive until after the promenade of
the President and his party. At some
former balls difficulty was experienced
by the floor committee in clearing a
passage in the crowd for the presidential
procession and maintaining 1t. owing to the
large throngS on the floor and the pres
sure from those who desired to obtain
close view of the President. Therefore,
Eist Blair. chairman. and his committee
men gave considerable thought to the
plan for handling the situation last night.
headed by Gen. Pershing, was named to
marshal the floor committee in a manner
calculated to Withstand, if necessary,
foot ball rush.
But the floor committee had an easy
Evening star., 1909-03-05
GRAND MUSIC AT BALL.
Assemblage Entertained With Ex.
celent Procram

Prior TO the coming of the President
and his party the assemblage was kept
In good spirits by an excellent concert
program. The music was furnished by
the United States Marine Band and by
Sol Minister'S Orchestra of 125 pieces. The
bandstand was an attractive sight. with
| the brilliant red coats Of the band on
the platform above the more somber
evening dress. of the orchestra
Opening the program the band played
Won Weber's Jubilee Overture, and was
followed by the orchestra, playing the
| Peer Gynt Suite by Edward Grieg Rem
iniscences of the Plantation" striking
medley of oldtime airs. arranged and
orchestrated by Chambers. was the third
number by the band When the end of
the number ran into the familiar air of
Dixie everybody forgot dignity for the
moment and cheered and applauded for
several minutes. Rossinis overture. Sem
iramide. was the fourth number, fol-
lowed by the fifth and last by the band.
Liszt's Second Polonaise''
| When the word was passed that the
President had arrived the band broke
into the stirring strains of Star Spangled
Banner" and played it repeatedly until
he left the floor for the reception
When the President appeared in the
box, after the reception, the signal was
given for the dancing to begin, and the
orchestra played the first waltz num-
ber The complete dancing program was
as follows:
Evening star., 1909-03-05

interment was made in Union cemetery.
The deceased was siXty-nine years old.
and a veteran employe of the Southern
Railway Company.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Maring. wife
of George Maring, who died yesterday
morning at her home, 903 Duke street,
will take place Sunday afternoon. Three
sons survive. She was daughter of Mrs.
Annie Matter.
Myrtle Dale Bradfield. infant daughter
Of James c. and Annie d. Bradfield. died
this morning at her parents residence, GA
South Patrick street.
Mrs. Mary J. Evans of Washington died
last night in Fairfax county. She was
about eighty years old. The remains were
sent to Washington this morning for
burial.
The funeral of the infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hicks took place
this afternoon from her parents res
idence, 727 South Fairfax street: Rev. r.
P. Phillips. rector of st. PauTs Z. l..
Church. conducted the services.
A special grand jury for the March
term of the corporation court. Judge l.. Z.
Barley presiding. has been summoned Tor
Monday next. The jury will probably be
drawn tomorrow. At this term of the
court number of criminai cases Will
come up for consideration.
Many Sightseers.
A large army of sightseers. who came
to witness the inaugural ceremonies,
were in this oity today visiting the
various points OF historical interest. The
ma jorty also visited Mount Vernon.
Special Lenten services will be held to-
night at Christ p. +. Church A SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Thomas
Semmes of Richmond. Va. Special serv-
ices will also be held at ST. Mary s
Catholic Church tonight.
There was only one case called for
trial in the police court this morning,
that of Thomas Stanton. colored. charged
with assaulting Terrie Stanton, colored.
He was acquitted
Sol Blondheim of Tuscaloosa, Ala, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Evening star., 1909-03-05
FEAR TROUBLE IN MANCHuRIA
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS DISTURBED
OVER RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
Protests of the United States and
China May Lead to Intsrna-
tional Complications.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5-The sit
uation at Harbin. Manchuria. arising from
the apparent determination of the rail-
road authorities to control the local sd-
ministration. has become live issue In
Russian politics. The protests Of China
and the United States are claiming pub
lie attention and II is believed the ag-
gressive stand of the railroad authorities
in Manchuria will bring about foreign
complications. Foreign Minister Iswolsky
has sent a letter to Finance Minister ko-
kovsoff urgently advocating a modifica-
ton Of the railroad policy and the adop-
ton of the foreign Offices plan for the
government of all towns in the railroad
zone.
This step was necessary because under
the Russian system the administration OF
this railroad is in the hands of the mu-
istry of finance.
NJ. Iswolskys plan contemplates the
retirement of the railroad company from
the field of municipal administration and
the substitution of a government similar
to that pertaining i'm other treaty ports
but with the participation of the Chinese
residents. NJ. lswolsky proposes also
that the entire question be referred to an
interministerial commission.
The negotiations with China are at Q
standstll until the policy Of the govern
ment shall be determined. The foreign
Office outwardly supports Gen. Horvath
in closing the stores of the Chinese mcr-
chants who refused to pay taxes to Rus
sia but privately it is not satisfied with
the situation. Gen. Horvath has been in
formed that the foreign Office has no in
tention of expelling the merchants in
case of their continued refusal TO pay
their taxes. The NOvoe Eremya today
sharply criticises the foreign Office for its
stand in this matter. and says il believes
Germany is stirring up the question for
the purpose of divertins attention from
the near east The paper intimates that
Fred ID. Fisher until recently American
consul at Harbin, has been acting in the
interests of Germany.
Evening star., 1909-03-05
BEST OF FEELING PREVAILS.
Commander Huse Denies Story OF
Trouble at Messina.

A cable message has been received at
the Navy Departmnt from Commander
Huse commanding the supply ship Celtic,
in regard to a reported disturbance at
Messina. Italy, in which it was said an
American sailor had been shot Com
mander Huse said that the report was
incorrect.
The fact is. he said, an intoxicated ma
tive began firing his revolver near the
camp of the sea:nen of the Celtic and was
disarmed by the seamen after a struggle.
Commander Huse says that no one was
injured that the best of feeling prevails
and that the incident is closed.
Evening star., 1909-03-05
"Danderine," SIC for soc Bottles.
knowlton's Famous Tonic for the Hair

SOC jar Dermontine
Skin Food. .,.... 4Sc
= 15c box ,Cuttcura
Soap .-........S.'!6c
&c bottle Lamberts
Listerine 1Sc-
JOc box DR.. Charles
Flesh Food. SOC
&c bottle Holmes
FroStilla .1Sc
15c Hair Brushes;
pure bristles. .4Sc
$1.OO jar Daggett &
RamsdelPs Cream. .75c
1Jc OF. L. T. Piver's
Extracts SOC
SOC box Cuticura
SaiNe -. = =. .o4c
Evening star., 1909-03-05

25c box Ninetta Face
Powder -.......... .10c
&c jar Ever Sweet
Deodorizer -...-...2 .21c
&c bottle Ponds
Extract ....-.....1 .19c
&c box Wrinkle
EradicatorS ...... -19c
225c box Java Rice
Powder ...........2 .21c
15c box Amoline
Powder .12c
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&c Honey Comb
Wash Rags, . for....5c
SIC Tooth Brushes;
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Evening star., 1909-03-05
PICTURE OF BULLOCK HOME.
Ex-President Carries Away Gift
From Postmistresses.

EX-President Roosevelt took away with
him from Washington a painting OF his
mothers old home In Georgia.
1t was presented to him by Mrs Ella
d. Longstreet. postmistress at Gaines
Vile, Ga. as representative of the donors
thirty-eight woman postmstresses
throughout the country.
Mrs Longstreet is the widow of Gen
James Longstreet and has been post
mistress at Gainesville since shortly after
the death of her husband, who lived there
during his life. The President was pleased
with the gift.
Evening star., 1909-03-05
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
CALL FOR MEETING OF EDUCAT-
ORs AT MANASSAS MARCH IS.
Bad Weather Kept Many From At
tending Inaugural Exercises.
Special Grand Jury.
;pccial Correspondcnce cf The Star.

ALIEN Va, March ,, 1909.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
meeting of the public school teachers of
the seventh and eighth congressional dis
tricts at Manassas, Va, beginning at 2:3o
O'Clock the afternoon of March % and
concluding March 81. call for the
meeting has been issued by DR.. Ormond
Stone of the University of Virginia and
Prof. J. d. Harris. principal of the War
renton High School. both of whom are
vice presidents Of tie state Teachers As
sociation. Invitations have been issued to
all of the teachers, division superintend-
ents, school trustees and others inter-
ested in school work. The object of
the conference is to bring together as
far as possible the forces of public edu-
cation for free, full and frank discus
sion of number of vital questions of
public education. An interesting program
has been prepared. 1t was AT nrSt de-
cided to hold this meeting here, but the
plans were subsequently changed.
Harrie Pattie was this morning commit
ted to Jail pending an examination into
his sanity by lunacy commission. Pat
tie is from Warrenton, va ana was re-
Gently arrested and held here in connec-
ton with an assault OH James Pullman
He was released on bond in the sum of
81 900 for his good behavior and with the
understanding that he would leave the
city, J. II. Crilly becoming his surety.
His return yesterday was responsible for
his arrest
The majority of the AleXandrians who
had planned to attend the inaugural cere-
monies yesterday remained at home ow-
ing to the bad weather. AS a result the
cars and boats were but partially filed.
The greatest crowd left about noon. Busi-
ness was practically suspended at noon.
Funeral Services.
Funeral services over the remains of
Edward Cornwell, who died Wednesday
night last were held at , o'clock this aft
ernoon at the residence of James
Duncan 916 Prince street. Rev W. r.
Watson, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, conducted the services. and the
Evening star., 1909-03-05

soc jar Magda
cream .o3c
25c bottle Imperial
Cement. ........'- .10c
&c. jar. Wheeler's
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SOC pkg. Absorbent
Cotton; pound. -. sac
JOc bottle DioXo-
$1.W bottle Dande-
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2Oc Jar Patey's
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2Oc jar DR.. Pray's
RoSaGne ....-.... .1Jc
, soc; bottle iOngaline,
: e.. 24c
Evening star., 1909-03-05
FREE POST CARDS.
With Inaugural Souvenir Subscrip-
tions, March 8. a and s.

Six beautiful souvenir post cards of
Washington views will be given with
each list of subscriptions left at The Star
office to mail the inaugural editions Of
The Star of March 5, and ) to out-of-
town friends at 15 cents. postage prepaid.
Thousands of subscriptions have already
been received Subscriptions will be
mailed in the order received. No post
cards will be mailed by The Star.