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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
ROSWELL PLANS
GOVERNORS DAY
William j. Mills to Address
Graduation Class of
Go1n&c

Roswell. " NJ, April 16--Governor
w G. Mills is to be the guest of Ros-
wei from May % to May 26. and he
and his party are to be brought from
Torrance by special autos on Monday
May %. They are to be greeted on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
Basement Special In Toweling

16-inch Twilled Cotton Crash Toweling.
Very absorbent. Sells regularly Size
yard; special next week, in the H.
basement - - 800. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16

This big reduction seems hardly possible 1910
styles but is just say! We need for wash
dresses so sacrifice week about 70 stylish
piece light weight wool dresses These spring models
shepherd the lot
black
will
Not the
of them sd
$4,000 garments On sale next week at the remarkably low
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
TUIARosA PERSONALS

Fleming, and TO receive 500 head OF
cattle he bought here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16

visiting her grandmother. Mrs. l. j
Abbott.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
Sale Begins Monday Morning and Continues All Week.
Read Each of the Following Items Carefully
TOWELS

IL 1-2c TOWELS ec-Extra good heavy buck
towels, plain white or with red border. These
are good towels for hotels and roOming houses.
Worth IL lie each; sale o.
price ...-.--- .-......--...- ~
1sc TOWELS 11c-Very large buck towels,
with red border. Regular 1Sc towels; ~
25c TOWELS 1sc-16x32 plain white huck
towels with clover leaf pattern. Regular 25c
values; extra special next 10
week ..... 1900. ....--.-..- 4OS
WORTH TO CSC FOR 23c-200 dozen towels
OF all kinds-damask, fine and coarse buck,
hemmed. hemstitched and scalloped. Towels
worth to 35c; an extra special the 90
coming week $500. ..... GOO
75c TOWELS 5oc-Fancy huck towels-a
grade suitable for fancywork. Worth cn
75c; sale price OOC
EMBROIDERED SPREADS
90x108 Heavy Bed Spread, embroidered in
bowknots and large sprays of clover leaves;
also hemstitched. 61n I'm
72x1O0 Spread, made OF very sheer lawn,
with deep hem embroidered CT IN
in daisies Price ..-....- ~ sSO
90x10S Drawnwork and Embroidered Spread,
all linen. e1A In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16

OPERA" wAISTS-Every woman
knows Opera" Waists. Their perfect
fit and superior workmanship put them
in class by themselves. We received
last week a big shipment of the new
summer styles in Opera" Waists You
viii find them on display in the Waist
Section Every new style oonceit is
shown-short and long sleeves, open-in-
front, open-in-back, the side ruffle eff
fects. We call special attention to the
beautiful hand embroidered waists.
NEW WASH DRESSES are arriving
daily-both the simple stub" dresses and
the very elaborate, very beautiful, en-
broidery trimmed models.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
Next Week In the Ready to Wear Section

CRASH LINEN SUITS-Have you seen
them? They come in plain tailored eff
fects, also in the nobby Russian blouse
style with patent leather belt Moder-
ately priced-s1050 to $500. See
them Monday
waist nd-white- skirt costume still
holds its own, in spite OF, the many one
piece dresses shown. The new white
skirts are most attractive, particularly
the tunic effects. Many of the higher
priced skirts are ornamented with ex-
quisite hand embroidery. Prices on
white skirts range from $1-25 UP to
$500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16
NAPKINS.

$3.50 NAPKINS s1.15-1S-inch full bleached
napkins in many pretty flower patterns
Worth S1.50 dozen; sale Ct IL
price ...-..--.. ..-- ~ -
s1.75 NAPKINS s1.3e-Just 200 dozen
napkins in this lot. They're silver bleached
and extra heavy. We recommend them as
especially suitable for restaurants and board
ing houses Both hemlned and unhernmed
napkins are included. Regular price is s1.75
a q ss1sn' sale $1.39
$2.75 NAPKINS $2.35-Extra nice 2O-nch
double damask napkins in flower and dot pat
terms. These are our regular s275 dozen
napkins and they would be good values at
$500 dozen Sale price % Or
is ..... ..... .-.... PGsoO
$500 AND 1925 NAPKINS s2.65-Bleached
and unbleaered, full size napkins-both heavy
and medium weight. Sell regularly $500 and
1925 a dozen; sale 90 or
price 49, --......... VAsVS
VALUES TO $500 FOR sse5-In this lot you
will find the biggest values ever offered in
handsome napkins. These PAPA napkins,
OF superior finish, and about % patterns to
select from. Worth 20 $500 Q0 CT
dozen; sale price. ... POe W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
I,OUAL BREViTlES.
In taa Corpora,iou Court today Gladys

Tn the C1rpora,iou Court today Gladys
M. Brooke qualified aa notary puoiic.
The weather this morning visa damp
sad cloudy, followed Ibis evening" ~
Snow and rain.
The will of The la'c Ma. Ellzaoelh
skiduore was admitted TO PROBATE IN Inc
Corporation Court todsy.
Mr., john D. Norroyle has ndrchssfd
from L9la Galloway house. anu los lolo
Cameron street.
A marriage license was issuou n, ID
Washington yeateriay tn Fu'hiod W.
Linn snd Columbia T. Van DsGanter,
bttl OF L1udouu county.
Mr. Harrie Fieischmann rs To"lsey W oot.
sew, in "a Modern Ananals. WIN surely ran'
yulse the eudieace with laushteT., re sure
TO come end bring Tie cbll iran 70 inc up1i Ia
House tonight, when the Elss' Dramatic az
will give the entertAinmsnt Tor lhe "ehen' VI
the Alexandria Free Kindergarten.
Now getting down TO c:mant fonnde,,on,
woul Int you ra!her ply little more u ,noso
irresistbly delicious Auth SauSHseS a"u ; ed
low your me Il than to buy the chei"er Elnd
that are com. osed mostly ef csre"I ana IN.
fsrior meat. The Auth Sausages ere ma q OF
meat aud meat alone. Not, inferin' meat nut
the choice cats of home killed beef, vel. !;
ard pork. There's no. the shadow OF dcun
but that the people who CONS to The Aath
Stand and the Auth Market for those irrelsl-
ibl7 delicious Auth products enjny lie econ, con,
siderl'ly more than the. f9l:s VINO 'a enah
they save money by eating cheaier in yr
sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand, and The
Auth Market.
Best EIsin Creamery Batter, 35c lb.
Good Country Poll Butter, 30; H.; Gnaran.
reed Eggs, sec doz II; :e7aless ks'e,n'' =, IT,,
3 lbs. Rest Evaporated Peaches. 70 3 lbs.
Large Prunta, 25c; 1 cars Best Tomatoes, 25c
4 cans Sugar Corn zoe; cans String Beans,
Sc; 3 cans Fish Roe, 25c; cans singapore
Pineapple, 25c; 3 large cans Pears, 2sC; !aIgs
cans Apples, 25c; Sweet FIorida Oranges, loo
dom: WALNUT kernsls, zoe IT,; Fresh FLORIDA
Tomntoes, ~: r.; GAYS Esily June Pes,
&c; 7 h.. Pure Ruckwheat. &c. W. +.
WooLLs & soS, Royal ard Wolfe stress
ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
TERRIBLE STRAIN
RESULTED NOT kMISS
j. -
A Lenoir Lady, After Two Weeks
Grinding Labor Feels
Better Than Ever.
&..-. >~~A

Lenoir, N. CD am not tired at all,
and am stouter than | have ever been, y
writes Mrs. Kate Waters, of Lenoir, N. c.,
"although have just finished two
weeks wash. lay my strength to
Cardui, the woman's tonic. | have taken
a lot of it and | can never praise il
enough for what it has done for me.
can never thank you enough for the ad-
vice you gave me, to take Cardui, for
since taking it look so we'll and am
stout as a mule"
You are urged to take Cardui, that gen.
tie, vegetable tonic, for weak women. Its
use will strengthen and build up your sys-
tenn, relieve or prevent headache, back
ache and the ailments of weak women.
1t will surely help you, as ithas helped
thousands of others, in the past SO years.
N. B.-Wnte to: Ladies Advisory Dept. chatta-
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga Tenn, for Special
Instructions, and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper. on request
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Piycr Falling.

Paris, Jan. 2S.-The 5siue riVer BE-
came practically stationary q! . O'CLOCK
This morning. 1t is expected that 1t
will begin to ialI wi:hin IeH h ia,
Forty nilas up the Sine lrom Paris
III, river ia already falling. The Marine
is also dropping, AID it is not believed
hat the present cr2st can be maintained
long.
PATS believes that tho woTst OF her
terrible food is now over and the an
nouncemsu. that the ores! RAD neen
reached YVES received as j,yonsly ss if it
had been the news ct q gloricua victory
on the fisld Of battle.
From 8 O'Clock last night 70 , o'c!ocs
this morning the Seine rose eight iuches.
|! to Difficult. to ssy just whoa The crest
was reached, oHiug To The Turbulent con-
dillon Of the river making exact meas
aremen.s almost impossible.
It is warm and CT ui7 today, VIII
light, intermittent rains.
Ttlegraphc cnmmunlcstl1n betneen
Paris and the tu side world is wnefnlly
crippled today by the a;0rm and ii 1ods.
Lines have baeu so badly broken and 30
many Offices have been flooded in various
citics that communicative cAn now be
established with cnlj few outside clIlea
and these by a rouudabtu. routing CT
messages.
There Is no direct cable con!munca.
ton bstgeen Paris ard Eag aud.
Several ballocrs carrying parties OF
s:ghtseere, passed over Paris today, as.
cending al The Asro CIu"'s grounds a.!
ST.. CLOUD. Suap.sho!H from The ballons
we're taken OF the Aood scenes.
Small boats piled toda5 in The yard OF
President Falieries palace Ia The Champs
E!7sep. Boats also So lid around the
theatres ADD the restialraEts in the
lower Champs Elysea. The III tecs OF
The water 10 this section is on level
With The cres! OF the II Jci.
All ,he bssemsn:s in this quarter are
filled and ibe Wster is in the first floor
of many of The cea ly residences, Tae
u1arter Ia almost u1teaartshle ss the
Invading wafer ia mostly from the s'wers
and is foul and ncxitu..
Water continues to =a7esd owe, the
Place de Ia Ocncovdi c:ipPliag Of auto
mobile lra7el is 'hr5a eafd b shortage
of gasoline. Several fu:cmotilo linea
have already cea!ea to operate from this
case,
The food Situation in PF!i4 was rem
de.ed more cri iesl .cdaS by flooding OF
the Easement OF the Central Market, in
which was s.trsd o large qnantity OF
f.h, butter, eggs ard gam. Most of
these provisions were dee royed. The
b1uti5g OF sever 6!lsd The oasemente.
sldeHsks Oh the Boulevard D!derot GEL
Iapsed today.
Psr',, Jan. 25.-Ai!er remaioiog
practically stationary for ed h,n: this
morning, the Sine underatnt a farther
rise OF lhrea iaches, II iii at Eosn 1t
registered at the Pont Royal 81 feet and
( Il. inches. The b?!gh! ia DOW believed
to The cres! OF the food AID immediate
III ',sidence ia predicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Rioters Arrested.

London, jap. 2S.--Fifty of the lug
leaders of last nights attack upon ths
II rden Oolliery at West Hartfpool,
which illuminated In the burning of The
new $50, 900 club house erected by the
company for Its men, the lootirg OF sew
ersl shons In the village and the dem oil.
ishing of all OF the windows In the mir g
managers house, have been arrested
and today the polIua declare they will
be able to control the situation Without
further reinfoTcements.
None Of the three persona shot dur.
ing the fighting will die. their wounds
not being 30 serio1s ss at frat reported.
The mine manager hiss complained to
the police that he found dynamite 10
t5e colliery, which, he claims sa7
placed there by the miners who plotted
to blow up the mine, This, the sttike.
leaders deny and they assert that II dy'
ramito was found there 1t WAS put in the
mine by the manager TO discredit them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
o.pr KEMpER's FUNERAL.

The III 1ersl # Cip'. Ko,c:usko Kan.
ne:. IT Alexandra, who died early on
"Wednesday morning al the homs of his
daugh erin Washington, took place from
the res.deaca of his son, Mr., E. IL.
K"mpar, 1t emont, near his city, at
2:30 O'clock this evening. Ths services
al shs residsncs were conducted BY Rev.
), e Sewer, OF ,ha S cond Presbyterian
Church, of which Ospt. Kemper va, an
elder and had been for many years q
member.
The funarcl @ss attended by the mem.
ba,s of Alexandria, Washington and
A.d,sq Jackson lodges of MasoDs; Old
Do niaina Comman 3ery Knights Tsmplar
Z. E. La Camp Coatederlte Veterans,
by rumbsrS Of he teachers Rnd scholars
of The public s;hocla and largo number
of Cit zeas.
Tie houurary Dslloearers were OBJ.
Arthur II .rbcrt, Capt. Herbest Bryant,
.:o.. W. Esglas.on, Grand Lodge OF
Virginia; E. E. Downhsm, Old Do
miei"n UoDmaadcgy; Ii. q. Ausiey,
M,unt Vernon Chap.er; Oo). Francis L
Smith, Alexandris. Washington Lodge;
W. L. Alien, Andrew Jackson Lodge; A,
IT. B.lb)r, K.mpsr Lodg; John M.
,Joaps:n, the bar; W. A. Smoot, Con-
f.dera,e Veterans; Gao. Wise AID Ds.
Ar,huy SaowdeD. The active pallbserers
.rs.e Dr.. T. B Cochran, NJ l.. Din Sid-
die, G Q. Il. E7sDs, J. E. shino, Robt.
w. Fuller and DR.. Roy Adama.
The intermeot vas in the fsmily lot 10
S.. Pau's cemetery aad the remains
wsrs buried With M,sonic honors the Oh
fcsys Of the Grsrd Ledge officia Ing.
Tee grand cficsrs are: Ora d Master,
J. w Egs!es'ou; J. S W.. w. 3. Ne
Ga s: 81; G. J. W., W. L Andrews;
q. :. ID, p. X. Bo%nsr; u. J. D /,
J. 3. WJod; Grand Secretary, 6 ".
o, raatou
Tac Hjsa! If riggs were hesu iiu', ID.
cluiicg wrsa,hs ordered By cablegram and
zscsiv.d 5y Pas. Master A. Il. Oehlett,
Of Alexandria. Washington Lodge, from
2 werly Lodge of England and Thompson
F,l5y, e., secretary OF that iooge.
DaiIg tl.e funeral tue ball In the City
Hal s;e,ple was tolled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
PERSONAL.

AIRS. T. Marshal! Jones yesterday
tael:chtluly entertained number OF her
1,isras a, bridge at her home on Prince
Il est
Thu Junior Five Hlodred Club was
YER Delightfully."- entertained yesterday
at s,noon oy Miss Mary Phillips, at her
b onae In sou!h Washington street. The
pretty p'iz' VA won by Miss Elizabeth
Jones.
Rev. and Mrs. E. ". Cowling left
"Wednesday nigh: for AleSa 1dr's, whe:e
the former wss called by the illness of
his father. They Ri!l be away for about
a week. 11s regular services will be
held as u:usl, howeyer, o. s.. thomas
P. D Church. Norfolk Ledger. MIR.
E.wr4 Ccal,rg, who lives In Went End,
Is recovering from his recent illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
SUIT DISMISSED.

The INJUNCTION suit Of the Rossl! n
Dayeiopm lent Con1 any against the Aus-
l1stau Improvements Company which
has recently purchased Analostan Is and,
aod which vas argued before Judge
Thornton Oh January 10 Alexandria,,
has been decided in favor OF the respon,
dents, the court dismissing the ipjanc-
ton With costs on the complainant Col,
Francis L. Smith and James R. and g..
B. Cation appeared for The complainant
AID R. Gordon Fiuney and Crsndsl
Mackey for the respondent. - County
Monitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Three Men Blown to Pieces

Raleigh, N. O., Jan. 2S-Thres men
we're blown to pieces, several others In
jlred, and serious damage caused
lh.o: 2 1out the town by 40 accident !
explosion of dynamite which compl etely
demolished the new 800, 600 courthouse
OF Ssain county at Silver city, today.
Two of The victims were tbaYiDg out
dynamite which they intended to use In
fishing whtn .hs explosion occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
DEAIll OF MR.. cox.

Holm T. Cox d cd at bis home at De.
J.rset,e, Caro!ine county % Tuesdav.
Ia the e;ghty.fouSth yess OF his age. II ,
ia sursised by hi' widow who Was before
her marriage Mi:s Mary LEU DsJarne.te
and also two daughters. Hs was Don.
fsderate soldier, end belonged to the
Ninth regiment OF csvslry. he was for
many years lesiGsE! of this city where
he contuced bcok and periodical store
and he had msry friends 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
ga MODERN ANANIAS."

Tonight, st eish. O'Clock, the Elks'
D.aGalic Club will beacon IN the comedy
drama, "a Modern Auanias" This
pg:fo,nance will De given for the benefit
" ,h1 Alexsndris Free Kindergarten,
and it il 10 ce hoped tha. the pisy'golr
public will conbins their appreciation
al d:Gmatic a.! with the good Will oil
char;ty aud will hs present with rous.
sing r.cap.Ioa. This club has devoted lis
cine aud ef7r:s 10 splendid cs1se and
deserscs tie patronage OF sii ciilz ms.
a good srow and spIerdid charity
should combine TO appeal s:ronely, ap5 all
rho attend will epjo sn excellent enter
taln;oent With the conscit u meas of having
contributed to the pe'pa.uaioa OF mos:
yor,ay pebs!s%-c:ion. Remember tonight
8! the Opera House, You will meet yonr
friends there.
She following is the cast Of characters:
Lysender Lyton, N. D., with a vivid
imagiDgtioa.... .....,.......... j. Fred. Birrell
Colonel Lyon, with a forgivins dis
position, L7ssnder's uncle. Roscoe GfSen
Derby Eastwood, with Piccadi!ly
accent, Lysan6er's classmate.,...:;..
Francisco, with an Il site conscience, =,
Lyssr.;rr's ward ........E Forrest Birrell
Baby, with the soubriQuet OF Little
Toots. woo;sy, Lysander's step.
daughter. ...............H Harry Fleischmaln
Nellie Goldenpa!e, wi n a fckle fancy,
the Colonel's ward ............"..lda N, Breen
Prudence Ma Hover, with New England :,
notions, Ntlie's fri-ud.... .Cet harine Blrrell
Kittie with so much q month and hoard,
bah IS maid MIS-. A. D. Monitor
Orchestra under direction of Prof. Padgett.
Accomps mist, Mrs. Elizabeth Barker.
~CENE-Eewport st the present time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
FUNERAL.

The funsssi c; the !s'e Arthur 81.
Wrenp, who died !a Washington on
"Wednesday, took place this afternoon
from. s.. MRry's Clutch. Tho services
Se,s cosdoctsd by Rev. Father Kelley,
of this city, and Rev. Father MCGEE, OF
washington, The interment sas 10
the U ,iop Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
New York Stock Market.

New York, Jan. 2S.--Tbe stock n a..
ket tpaned ia much better t>re than 1t
closed yesterday, With advances In a
msj ,rity of issues.
The tone through the late 70 enot n
coatlu ID fairly slroog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

A deed has bssa recorded 10 the Cor
poration Court from Samuel English 10
Mari Ellen II al to house aud lot on
the east eide of Lee street, between
Wolfe and Wilkes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

Get Breathe.rite shoulder brace for yonr
boy or girl. It will be of great assistance
while going 10 school, in making them
breathe constantly aad plsEe9t round should
efs. Eeadbsaat his hsD, Bee F5bduT
Frlse sl,0 Per pal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
.r.,s e.HLL ENDS WELL

Thsrs was bass one case before the
poljca Court tina n,ornsng. A young
man had been arfsigned at !ns Instance
offs young wousr. The complainant
etsted her case in few words, Sfes
which the defendant was asked if be had
anything 10 ssg conesrniog the allega'
tons os the yourg woman, BE made
no sttsmpt 10 refule them. but said he
wonld be resdY in t@o or three weeks TO
enter matrimonial relst!ons With the
plsint;f The cour. told him be would
b. detained un,ll be was ready to make
the yonrg woman his wife. Later tbs
young man concluded 10 get married In
order 10 get ont of the station house,
and in company with an officer procured
license and minister of the gospel
subs; a lentIy tied the unptlal Knot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
The Banquet Last Night

Speeches by W. T. Dabney, Sen.
ato1s Money, B iiley and Martin,
Representative CiTlin and II.
H L Wes+, formerly Commits
sioner of the District Of Co
lumbia,
The banquet given last night BY The
Alexandria Chamber OF Gem merce Ess
an event long to be remembered Nea''
~ three hundred people sat down at the
tables, and it vas the unanimous verdict
that Tho conception snd pertecslng OF
the lair and the admirable and peffsct
manner in which it hsd been CARED
ont we're credilsbls to ell concerned.
Rammel Brothers, the caterers, were u
their beat and their tss!e sud thongh'-
fulness we're apparent in everything
Notwithstanding the large csoHd there
was no hitch in anything nor Intervals
in the coursee. The hall had been
beautifully decorated, the walls asa
ceiling having been covered with United
States Gsgs, and the hundreds OF electric
Blu 81 prodQc5o CaZliuS sh 'et' ~ ~
d:r's band discoursed fioe music during
the evening. The strains OF "Dizle"
eathcsed thu company, as did slso
the "Stsr Spansled Banner" G:est
tss!e had been displayed In the prepare.
ton of the table,, which vera adorned
With flowers and terms. The tables had
been arranged in the shape of gr'dircD:
The menu, which was as follows, would
have sfEorced feast for the gods:
Huitres, Sur Coqpille, Cocktail, Martini
Ropllion. Germaiue, en- tasse Topaz
Croouettes, de Volatile Petit Pois
Champagne
Rotis, Dindonneau. q la Franchise
Jambon, Smith, Id Cram erge
Langue de Bouef, Rocheford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

The Regal Sboe for men 10 all the
new lasts osn be bad OF john A. Mar
shall & R'o., 422 King a!rset,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
Wood
Coke
Coal

Be wiss-Buy your fuel before the severe
weather. We offer best quality, prompt delivery
and lowest marke: price. Phone IS. DEW.
AITCBEsON. 1O7 south Roysl street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28
,ther Probabilities.

For this section rain or snow tonight ano
Sst.rday ,aoIniag, followed p5 ca oao
c.na.;ng est snd northeast winds, becoming
high tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

Lsdles-For cold c2mtcrt, w'ar the
Red Cross Shoe. JOHN 4. MARSHALL
& BIO, 422 King atreet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

The L'ndoer Shoe for Ladies hre
wear has no tqua'. John a. Marshall
& Bro,, 422 Kiog street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-28

Rotis, Dindonneau. Ia Franchise
Jambon, Smith, Id Gran, e!Se
Langue de Bouef, Rocheford
Tanana leader., 1910-06-30
STAND PAT REPUBLICANS NOMINATE ED s. ORR
 Th Standpa Longnek

JUNEAU, June 29.-Ed S. Orr, of Valdez, nom mated the Republican candidate for delegate congress this afte noon.
 The convention met at Douglas Island at II o'clock "a. Tuesday, Irving of Kechkan made temporary chairman Richard Bushnell of Wrangell temporary secretarX At the evening session George Dooley, of Cor dova, elected permanent chairman.
 Busl all secretary of the credentials committee fused to allow the Wickersham delegates participate in Approaching of the convention.
 4A platform adopted ndorsing Taft, favorng terri oral r 'nment, advocating opening of the coal lands government aid to railroads home for ndigent poneers revision of the mining laws revocation of power of attor
Tanana leader., 1910-06-30
co. D WINS THREE
 STRAIGHT GAMES

In the best base ball game witnessed on the post diamond this season Com pany D won from Company C last Sun day by score of i to- ?. This makes three straight by Company D in the series of five games being played for a cash prize of $2o, and takes the money. The other two games, however, will be played according to schedule.