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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-05
CLEAR GRIT Mine IS EQUIPPED

The showing of lead-silver ore
opened up in the property Of the
Clear Grit Mining company con-
tinues to hold out we'll and devel-
opment is being pushed as rap
idly as possible with two shifts
Of men at work at the mine. The
ore shows an average assay of
about 20 per cent lead and Is
ounces in silver to the tom,
The work Of installing a venti-
lation plant and about 700 feet Of
air pipe has been completed.
The property is located at the
junction Of Beaver and Prichard
creeks in the Delta section and is
being developed under the man.
agement Of R. B. Bohannon.
The treasury is in good shape
and development will be contin-
uous. A number of stockholders
made a trip Of inspection to the
property recently and were thor.
oughly satisfied with the out
look.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-05
WORK on COLO BUG PROPERTY

Work on the Gold Back prop
erty at Murray which was re-
Gently bonded to a syndicate of
Duluth capitalists is progressing
nicely. The short drift which
was started some time ago to
drain the water from the shaft
has been completed and the shaft
itself is now down about "a feet
with two shifts at work. The
shaft is said to be q splendid
piece Of mining and will be con-
tinued for several hundred feet
while the ledge will be explored
at suitable levels.
The machinery, hoist, boilers,
etc, which were ordered some
time ago have not yet been de-
livered u the mine but their ar
rival = expected almost daily.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-05

The following report the Mineral Farm Mining company
limited for he month Of July has been made by Manager Louis
G. Jaquist
To the Stockholders: -
Tunnel No. Shin 1910 feet with the foot wall still ahead Of
u.s. The work IF cscuting will be kept up until the foot wall
reached. Drifting on ore will then begin.
Five are working in the tunnel in shifts and two
men outside getting in wood and tmbers
The annual meeting will be held in Mulan September 9Th
At that time complete report will be made showing the cost Of
the different parts of the work. and such other information will
be added as will be Of interest to the stockholders
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-05

A majority Of the stocks in the
following list are being sold only
for development purposes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-08-05

And. In accordance with Law 70 many shares Of
each parcel Of said stock asnAy b necessaiy win
Be sold q public auction 70 tho hishest bidder
st the once Of thu company. room 9. postod,ce
block. Wallace. Shoshone County, Idaho. On tn
sth day Of August. 4. D. 1870. at7:soo,clock D.
m. to pa the dslinausnt assessment toeether
with costs Of advertising and sxpsnass II ~.
&c NORyEcx,
Secretary and Treasurer Rsindser Copper and
Gold Mining and Milling Company. Limited
wallaes. Idaho. n.
July x-Au1. 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
PORTRAIT OF COL. WASHING
TON.

R. E. LIE Camp, No. l, Of Rich.
mond, will receive on December 10 q
handsome psin!IDg of OjlOUel John Au-
gustine Washington, the last of the
Washington family to own Mt. Vernon.
He was oue OF Gen. Lees aides during
the civil war and was killed q. Rich
Mountain 10 September 1861. The
presentation speech will be made By
Colonel Waller H. Taylor, Of Norfolk.
late assistant adjutsnt general to Gan
ersl r E Lee, aud the portrait will be
received on behalf Of toe camp by Col.
Arthur herbert, Of this city, who during
The war commanded the l7.h Virginia
Regiment and who was personal friend
of Col. Washington. An original poem
written for the OCCASION will be read by
Bishop Beverly D Tucker The portrait
was painted last summer for the camp
at the order of the late Mrs. Robert
W. Hunter, q daughter Of Col. Wash
iuglou, but her death came before
she perfected her arrangements for
Its presentation, which presentation
10 her name will be made on FIJI
day next. Her sister, Mrs. Flea
DOR s. W. Howard, OF this city, will he
present on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
TO RELIEVE DISTRESS.

Charity, that disposition OF hear
which iuclines men 10 think favorablJ
of their fellow men and 10 do them
good, Is a grand virtue. On Friday
night Of this week that organization
which has brought sunshine where
darkness reigned and health and hsppi.
ness where poverty aud distress ruled
the hour will appear before the people
of this city for the benefit OF the charity
fund OF Alexa1dris Lodge Of Elks.
Ever since the Institution OF this noble
order 1t has been liberal 10 its beDefac-
tons to the poor 10 relieving them OF
distress, all of their acIs being dictated
By an Unborn desire to extend kindness
to those In trouble. They believe 10
The charities that soothe and heal and
bless and they scatter them at the
threshold of the needy, like flowers. On
every Christmas they are the Santa
Claus Of the poor and are bounteous 10
the distribution OF stable articles. For
this fuud the EIks' Dramatic Club will
present December 10, at the Opera
House, a most laughable comedy en-
titled "a Modern Ansnis9." Every
scene will overflow With mirth and be
puuclCs.ed with side splitting incidents
The admission fee will be 26c, Soc aud
SOC. Seats are on sale 81 Edgar War.
h,ld's drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
STILL ON RErROOEss[ON.

The recession act of 1916, giving Rack
to Vrgiois all tba. portion Of the Dis
tJict OF Columbia south Of the Potomac
river; The Morrill, act, and the question
OF the establishment Of fund to defray
the expenses OF additional meetings and
to enable the Washington Board Of
Trade to fuaucislly assist worthy pro-
i .cts received the attention of the direc'
tors OF that organization at the regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
Resolutions on all three matters were
adopted add many OF the questions In
reference to the transfer Of Alexandra
city snd county to Virginia were tbresbed
over. The time OF the Washington
Board of Trade seems to hang heavily
on their hands, else they wonld utilizs
it 10 more profitable channels than con-
iinirg to chase a Will.o'.the Wisp. The
members Of the orgsn'z ,lion seem to be
the only people at this lime who are
giving retTOctssion any serious con-
sideTatiOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISERS.
PERSONAL.

Looking bale, feeling hearty. auC
still active OIL. John Singleton Mosty
passed tho seventy.sixth mile stone o.
bis eventful csreer yesterday. OIL
Mosby, who is nov so attorney 10 tht
U Diled States Department Of Justice, re
aides 10 Washington.
Mr.. s. q Brett is In Richmond on
business.
Mr. Frank o. SpiukS, ST.. Is seriously
III ct bis home, 144S Dake street.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, who has been
visiting Miss Katherine Myers In Nor
folk, has returned TO her home IN this
city. :,
Among those who attended the we'd
ding of Mr.. z. q. Esrly and Miss Sue
r. Briggs, near HARDWOOD, Stafford
county, last Wednesday, was Miss EliE'-
beth q. Fottp, Of this city, who played
the wedding march.
Mrs. Ohie. Bendheim very charming
ly entertained q large number OF her
friends at progressive euchre at her
home on Prince street last night.
Miss Minnie Zimmerman left today
for Hamlet, N. O., where she will be
married tomorrow to Mr.. Sutton Jones.
She Was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Ohss. Zimmerman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
LOCAL RREYI1IES.

The Young Mems Senate gill nice
tonight.
The seSlher today has been raw ant
cold with light rain.
The schooner Five Sisters, from
Aqua creek with lumber 10 w. A
SIN DOT 4 Co., has arrived,
William Garter, colored, q we'll kuOWr
and respected colored resident Of lh'
WoodIswn Eeighborhood, Fairfax coun'
ty, died yesterday evening.
Judge J. K. NJ. Norton, special oommis
sIoner, has sold 10 Mr.. s. q. Lunt {
brick dwelling on the east side OF Wash
iugton street south OF King.
A decree Of absolute divorce wal
granted today 10 Samuel Sterling from
Ellen O. P. Sterling, on the ground Of
desertion. The plaintiff was represented
by Mr.. Robinson Moncure.
Arthur Msjors, colored, while ct work
on the street with the chaio gang yes
terdsy evening was taken suddenly III
and was assisted back to jill. Liter be
vas taken 10 The hospital for treatment.
At a meeting OF Belle Haven Council,
No 81, Junior Order Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics last night. Several eau.
didatts we're Initiated into the order.
Following the meeting az oyster supper
was served.
The lsdles OF st. Paups Church
Bsuch OF the Woman's Auxiliary will
give tea al the rectory Of that chur h
on Thursday evening iron 8 10 8 o'clt o.,
The ladies OF the other auxilIRries are
cordially Invited 10 be present.
City Engineer Damn has made meas
uremebts OF Cameron street, bet8een
Fairfax and Royal, which Ia 10 be paved
with viiri6sd brick, bat owing to the
lSteuess OF the season the work wi |
hardly be commenced before uest sprlOg.
A meeting OF The Board Of PJlIce
Com uisslonen Was held las. night. The
board determined to purchase tsen' y
modern police pistols for The use OF the
members OF the force. The numbGr snd
eAlexlpdrla' Is 10 be engraved on stch
weapon.
At the December msetlpg Of the
WomRn's AuxillAfy OF Christ Church
held yt,efdsy afternoon, Mr. Arthur ?.
Gray, OF the astrological senIosfy, made
40 earnest appeal for contributions To-.
wards the building Of s parish hall al
BHley's Cross Roads, shers such q
building is sOrsly needed.
As stated yesterday bond was for.
nished that afternoon BY the owners OF
The steamer Wnhelmlns, shleh was
libslsd last Friday for $4,000 at the
iustanes OF the oEnefs Of the schooner
Robert A. Snyder, OF Philadelphia.
After being released the steamer left for
NeWport News for repairs.
Passengers on the last electric tfaIu
which left Washington for this city last
night did not reach their homes until
about two O'Clock THE morning. The
delay vas caused by arrangement OF
the enusnt HhIeh Stallsd the train Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
FIR3T BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

There vas 8 largely attended meeting
ofl1e Chicers, teachers and "VisitoFs' OF
the hons department workers OF the tIrs'
Rsp,is, Church Sunday school last even
lnS. The work of the past year WAS M
snimonsly endorssd-which hiss been
ooe OF great success both 10 the point OF
new SCHOLARS, average attendance at the
sessions of The school and large iu'
crease 10 the 6oauciaI condition OF the
school, The fourth Sunday In esch
month is set apart for collection for
the Baptist Opbauge at Salem, aud the
school has rsised for this object up 10
the fourth Sunday Ia November $27O,
aud ftom present indications 1t Is *
p ,c,ed to close the year with $500. in
pjint Of contributions to the orphange
ans Alexandra school stands third 10
the let of the Virginia schools. The
election of tffl ,ers for the ensuing year
vas held With The following result: 3d.
DsEiutendeui, James R. Mansfield; first
assistant superintendent, :. w. Pitts;
second assistant superintendent, BOY
Winston; third assistant superintendent,
cradle roll department, MIS-. William
Saunders; fourth assistant superin'eu'
dent, home department WORK. Mics
Resale B'oadus; secretary, +. u Saun'
der; assistant secretary, Harvey
Francis; treasurer, N, L. williamson
chorIstel, J. T. Preston; pianist, Miss
Mary Williamson; librarian, d. +.
Mansfield. These officers will be sub
mitted to the church st its annual meet
iDg 10 January for ratification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
UNLOCKED FOR ALARM.

Considerable excitement was caused
10 the new school for girls on Prince
street Yesterday afternoon by the cry OF
sire /" There had been no iutimaIIOn
that a FIRE dflll was TO be o part Of the
afternoon exercises, and scholars and
teschers realizing that fire had been an
every day occurrence In Alexandra re.
Gently, supposed the building was really
burning when they heard the alarm.
SJme OF the teachers INSIDE anxious In.
quiries OF the janitor concerning the 10.
cation of the blaze, aud one was tempo.
rsrily uunerved. The effect Of the recent
drills was apparent, howevsr, ADD ell
the scholars made their way out OF the
building In as orderly manner as could
have been expected OF children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
MAGISTRATES COURT.

Justice Wright had several cases on
bis docket at Mouot Vernon, yesterday.
Mn. Lizzie johnson end her daughter,
MIS-. Agues HsnsbIough, charged With
dIsorderly conduct and abusive language
toward Robert Arnold aud his family.
The accused were plscAd under bonds Of
$500 each to keep the peace and made
20 psy 81 40 costs.
Howard Knight and man named
Doe were charged with tTespsssiog upon
tbe property OF Augustus Green add
ssssul ing bin. Koight was foed 50
snd So 80 cess. The case against Doe
UW continued.
Mr.. Robinson Moucure, Of this city,
represented A,nold and his family, aud
Mr II n Gamer, also OF Alexandria,
wss counsel for Mrs. HsnsbrOugh
All the arrests EeEs mtde By Con-
stable Paine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
POLICE COURT.

TJustice Il. B. Oaton presidingl
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
Aaron Jackson, coloTed, charged with
Furnishing whisky TO Will Williams, q
member OF the chain gang, was dis
missed.
Melinda LsvelI, colored, charged with
drunken spd disOrderly conduct, was
6ned IS.
Walter Young aud Frank Thomss,
charged with vagisocy, we're ordered to
leave the city al once.
George Shirley, colOred, charged with
sSsaultiOg Nellie ThornIou, cOloted, was
dismissed
William Speaks, cOlored, charged with
stealing a pair Of shoes from Samuel
Bass, colorej, and who ives 6ned %
yesterday, had bis case reopened. After
evidence it was decided TO allow the
judgment of yesterday to stand.
John Lawson, Colored, charged With
fas! driving 10 the street, was fined So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
CASE REOPENED.

William speskr, young colored man
was before the POLICE Court yesterday
morning, charged with steRliOg pair o
new ehoes from Samuel Bass, also col
ored. According to the evidence, Speaks
aud Bass we're guests st The same board
lug house, aud Speaks, sctlog on the
principle that the frat man up should
be the bfs! dressed, ignored bis shoes,
both OF which had holes 10 the soleS, and
put Oh new pair belonging to Bass.
Speaks was 6ued So. He later asked
that the case be Teopene1, and bic re-.
quest having been granted he resppesSed
10 the dock this morning having en-
ployed Mr. Robinson MOncure to defend
him. Speaks asserted that be purchased
the shoes 10 Washington, but Bass
brought an Alexandria dealer forward
who testified that be sold him the shoes.
Yesterdays judgment was ordered to
stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Four.mlle Ruu. SINE of the passeu.
gers walked to Alexandra from that
point.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Frances
Wells, wife OF Mr. Cornelius o Wells,
former resident of this city, who died
in Gloucester, Mss, Sunday, were
brought to this city this morning, The
deceased Is survived by four daughters
Mrs. J. Calvert, Mira Frances Wright,
Mrs. R. Lazy, Mrs. james BlumgaId'
uer-sud Two sons-Oornelious o.,
aod E nest Wells.
Robert Terrell, colored, died at the
Old Folks Home on Montgomery street
Yesterday morning. He was 76 ytars
old. He wss born In Fairfax county,
aud during all hIs younger lite lived at
the home OF Mr.. Beverly r. Mssor.
His funeral took pace this afternoon
rom Mr.. B. Whsstley's undertaking
psrlors. The services we're conducted
By Rev. Fa'het Kelley.
The lily" at the Bflss,o this week is the
story OF dom patlng, seIN'n Olu ihlhet VINO
has DENIED his two daughters their birthright,
namely: The love OF ser, mlrital blifs and
motherhood. But there comes day Of reck-
oniug and the selfish old man discovers too
late that the call CT nature il stronger than
parental obedience. One daughter has be-
come an old maid and the o.her ruined. The
scheme Of life has always been q funny thing.
You think you know when yeu donL. About
the best way to be sure Of anything nowadays
is to come TO the Auth Stand and the Auth
Market for those irresistibly delicious Auth
products and smile Sylvan Blondheim, the
Auth Stand and the Auth Market.
New York Hand Packed Apples (soys) 40c
PIX, s. 90 Dbl; los best Sc d Riisins, 25c;
Cleaned Currapts. 10c lb.i California Layer
Figs, leo In; gusran e. Eggs, 80! soz choice
Va. Roll Butter, SOC h.; 3 10. large Mtaty
Prunes, 25n; 3 lbs. EvaporAted Peaches, 25c;
4 cans b, st II mstoss. 25c cans Sugar Corn
ESQ; 4 cans String Beans, 25,; 3 cans +. j.
Pe3s, 25c; 3 cans Fish Roe, &c; 8 lbs. Sun
dried Apples. 25c; It's Pore Buekwheat. 25c;
Walnut Kern.ls, Goo ID; Choice Clover
Honey, I5c the cap; oice Michigan Poia-
toes, 81, bu.: nice lot Dre'se' Turkeys, Chick
ems and CetEs for Saturday w. p. WooLL9
& Son, Royal aud Wolfe Streetg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
WOMAN REsIsTS ARREST.

Carrie Carroll, young colored
woman, caused some excitement on Gam
eron street, between Royal and Fairfax,
this morning, by lying down on the
pavement and refusing to accompany
Officer Knight TO the station house. The
woman hsd been q ,cted from saloon
10 the northeastern section OF the city,
and when she emerged she was bleeding
proiusely from wounds on her face. She
was under the Influence of liquor. and
vas taken 10 custody by Officer Knight
Who proceeded With her to The station
house. When she Teschtd CAMERON
street she resisted The officer, and 1t took
four persons 10 bring her to the lookup
two transporting her by her hands and
two by the feet Blood Was on heF face
and clothing aud the excitement oc.
cssioned by the wOman's obduracy
brought number Of people together. The
prisoner Is from Washington, where, 1t
is said, she gave The police Of that city
trouble whenever II was necessary to ar.
rest her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
HISTORIC ALEXANDRIA

A general meeting of sill members OF the
Society for the Restoration OF Historic
Alexandria will be held 10 the rooms Of
the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday
esenipg at 7:45 O'Clock. All hopes OF Sc
curing possession OF the Carlyle House
having long since been abandoned, The
object OF the meeting Is to decide
whether to disband or continue work 10
other diTectiong. 1t has been suggested
that The society turn It's attention to the
marking by suitable tablets OF the places
OF interest 10 Alexandria, and few places
have Sc many IS this city, and also to
collecting and placing Ia some prominent
position the few remaining cannon Of
the revolutionary period or earlier.
Those not members bat Who are interest
ed 10 seeing these plans carried out are
also requested 10 be present and become
members OF this society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
MARKING CONFEDERATE
GRAVES.

The marking Of the graves OF the Con
federate soldiers who died in northern
prisons, probably will occupy all of next
yesr, snd Secretary of War Dickinson
has ssked for an eTtepsiou OF time fol
performing this work sf!er February &c,
Hheu the legislative fulbority will ex'
pire. Gen. William @. Oates is the com
missioner charged With the dsty Of
marking lhess graves, and Secretary
Dickinson ssys that 6hils G,neFsI OATES
hiss bsen diligently st work, The task Il
still incomplete. He thinks, however,
that 1t can be GnIsbtd within The nexI
calendar yesF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
DRIES OF MURDER.

O.ies OF murder" startled people
living on Prince street, near st. Asaph,
about 8 O'Clock this morning. Officer
Young soon appeared and ascertsined
hat Lee S ,ou, the Ohinaman who con.
ducts the laundry 10 the neighborhood
had made the cutlery. Soon sid two
men had eudeavOred TO force an entrance
into his house, aud that one Of them had
struck him With a hammer. The would.
be burglars rau when the OhiDamau
cried mnrder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
BASKETBALL,

Toe advisory BOARD Of the Alexaudri'
Ba 'kstball League met last night a.
Armory Hall. B.sides arranging
schedule they transacted other busints'
OF q routine nature,
The following Is the schedule up Itc
January /;
December IA. L. I. vs.. Old Do
minion.
December 14-Y. NJ. 8. L. vs.. For
Hunt.
December GAL. l Vs. Fort Hunt,
January l-Y. NJ. s. l.. vs. Old Do
miuion.
The next meeting Of the b1srd will be
held Tuesday, December Git, st The
Armory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
ACCUSED DISMISSED.

Aaron Jackson, a well.knoWn coloTsd
man Of this city, VAS srrGSed yesterday
ct the Instance Of NJ. W, B. D5blS
charged With iurnishlug whisky "a
William Williams, member OF lbe
chain gang, JscksoD vas brought be.
fore The Police Court this moFpIog, bat
as there was nothing 10 The Bird las
imposing penalty fer such an ofsuss,
the prisoner vas released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
NEGRO IN TEE HOUSE.

About bslEpss! two O'Clock th''
moroing a police shis'le was sounded on
K'us street, between Fsi,isx and ROYAL,
OH ets Roberts end Young proceeded
thithsr and foond that Lee WRb,
OhiOsmsU, who conducts laundry or
che uotIb side Of King street, near Fair.
fax, bad returned from Washington snd
discovered & negro hiding IN the house.
The dsrkey escaped shen Wah sounded
his whistle, The ChIOsman ssys be saw
him lettering about 90 Sunday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
ORDERED our OF raE CITY.

Walter Yong and Flank Thomss,
tso young men from Washington, we're
arrested last night BY 0fic 5 KoIght
and GGIvey charged with begging on
the streets. They we're brought before
the Police Court this morning when
Justice Oston gave them hall 80 hour
10 which to leave tie city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Both Of the Amusement houses we're
crowded lest uIght aod the shows at esch
OF them we're Of high Glass. The pio-
gRnEe, 81 sdsefIised, will be repeatt
tonight, add so hour OF two OF fuu csn
he bad at either the Opera House or The
SaTpfise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

For this section rain tonight turning into
SNOW; Wedne day colder and generally fsir;
inctessing southeast 10 south winds, shifting
10 northwestefly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

The Lindner Shoe for Ladie 8
fine wear has no equal, John A,
Marshall & BIc 4, az King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
OUR LEADING BRA

Basketball-A. L. 1. vs.. Old Domlu.
ion-ArmoFJ--!opight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Basketball-A l. |, va. Old Domir.
Ion-Armory- tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Good year Gold Seal Rubber
Boots and Shoes can be had at
AZ King street. J. A. Marshall
& Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Bake!ball-A L l, vs. Old Domln.
ion-Armory-ionight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Solid Comfort. Neat and Sly
Iish. The Red Cross Shoes for
Ladies. J, A. Marshall & Bro,
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07

Bsskethall-A. L, 1. Va. Old Domin.
iOn--ArmoTy-toniShI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-07
NOTICE
FOR RENT

CsOUND-A KEY 10 tie lobby at Post.
1 office, which the owner en- get upon
payment for this advertisement, il