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The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26
Weekly Post 80 per year
STUBBORN AS MULES

are liver and bowels sometimes; seem
to balli without cause. rhcu there IS
trouble-I.css of Al p"tite--in lI:' ION,
Nervousness, Dependency, Headache.
But such troubles fly before DR.. King $
New Life Pills, the world s best stom-
ach and liver remedy. So easy 25c
at all druggists.
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26

TT WILL PAY YOU TO SUB.
SCRIBE FOR THE POST, EVEN II
YOU HAVE TO BORROW THE MON.
EY FROM YOUR WIFE.
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26

It will pay you 70 subscribe for the
Post, svsa II you have 70 borrow the
money IRON yow wifs.
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26
THE WILBUR STOCK FOOD

Best Food For all Kinds Of Live Stock
and Poultry.
Sold in 6 34 pound packages.
F. P. LYNCH, Agt., Glenwood Springs
The Glenwood post., 1910-03-26

Weekly Post s2 per year.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
QUAKER 0ARSMEN
WILL CONE HERE
VeSpeTs Plan for Strong Rep
reSentahOn In National
Regatta on Potomac.

PHILADELPHIA July 11--There was
little activity along Boat House Row
yesterday. with the Peoples Regatta
Of the Fourth OF July over and the
National. which is % te held on the
Potomac on August j. and -a- s-iu some
time IN advance, most OF the oaTsmeu
were content to sit on the shaded We
raudss overlooking the river and spin
yarns OF races past and contests yet
to come
The Nespers VIII probably have q
larger entry list Ia the National than
any OF the other local organizations
Their senior eight, which rowed such a
splendid race on the Fourth VIII start
training wednesday and continue 90
EFnrEz regularly every evening Besides
tlis, they win enter an informed late
eight. association singles Intern l.lle--e
singles and doubles and a senior -FOUR
Penn Barge VIII enter ara lu-er--ae re-
four which Sill lE made ND lI the same
order as the crew that rowed-iu tae Peo-
Pies. except that Capt r. T. G1oC'E 10
HEI ROY a. two iD place or mcneil
Arms VIII stroke. r r. Chapman. t.lIra,
work Saturday and were out yesterday
morning
An Intermediate eight viii also De
made ur partly trCI the EElln- eight
which has been rowing al. -EE= season.
and partly from some intermediate ma
-e-iai In she club
The CreSreuts VIII probably enter a
Junior eight in The National, and while
The Laltas DO not az present expect %
have any entities iu -le NE-rr---s-
events tgeE E-lI send a strong .deleEa-
zion TO the races 10 represent Vlrcir club
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
GREETED
BY GREAT CROWD
New York Police Forbid
Auto Parade and Speech
From Balcony.

NEW YORK July lI--Despite the fact
that the Twentieth Century Limited, on
which Jack Johnson came to New York,
was delayed three and a half hours be-
cause OF a wreck on the New York Cen
traI just south Of Albany. $500 iHEab-
i-arts OF the BLACK Belt" swaFued
around the Grand Central Depot from
early morning, waiting 60 greet the
c0rguer0r OF Jim JenriCs.
Cue hundred policemen were on duty
while mounted reserves were held ready
in me nelghboring precincts TO dispense
the crowds If the occasion demanded
The refusal Of Police CCmmisslo0er
Baker 10 allow several brass bands 90
lead @ procession OF To- automobiles
through the streets. ia honor OF john
son. EEseret the negroes who planned
10 hold the automobile parade AZ all
hazards. White owners OF garages and
private automobiles refused 10 rent ma
chimes TO negroes for use IN the parade,
but two negroes who keep garages were
willing 90 give their cars away II UeCeS-
. sary. co have plenty on hand. Seventy
i've negroes were found who own cars
and these were Communicated
johnson is billed 10 appear this week
az Eauuersrein's Roof GaT-eu, at q
salary Of $500
Jeauzon's train was Cue at en- and
FL was planned that ht should l1-snesll-
atelE enter Il waiting automobile. and
followed BIZ IT'D OF more machines, dive
10 Baron WIkens' saloon, in West
+ TEi-ty-Gfyh street Here he was TO BE-
met bv q band and escorted 10 the
balcony overlooking the street. where
DE was to make some remarks Then
he was 10 AXE lunch. Wilkens Won
$1,000 on Joiluson's victory and was pre-
uareE TO spend a large portion OF d,
in entertaining the negro Champion
. Chief Inspector Srnull-LDeTCCT leCi- red
that under no circumstance would
. johnson be allowed 20 make "a speech
from the balcony OF WiikcnS saloon
Sixteen thousand circulars had been
distributed by -ce reception commit
tee OF New York into all the hiEhs-a IS
and bvways where negroes are ID DE-
found
me dodgers read as follows
s@To every colored man, woman and
T child In Greater New York BE at tnt
. Grand Central Station at g-&1 O'CLOCK
E Monday morning and let us all shake
e. rr,- glad hand OF the StaiWart attn
-lcre the greatest OF the twentieth
century. Come any way you can
+ Come I'm vehicles or on foot Conc
any way Only be- sure to come. Al
- there THE COMMITTEE"
They aIf came. from the looks OF II,
( Grand CesItr@E depot
The Washington times., 1910-07-11

NEW YORK. July I--Etee1iIE the
worthwhile clamor against the ezhihi-
ton of the moving pictures Of the Jef--
ries-JGnus1u Heat- the affiliated compa-
lies controlling The films announced the
pictures would 5- exhibited only IN
stag tHea-ers. and that children VIE
De- barred from attending
women may attend u they see nj.
but they VIII be- 7-arIeE zl advance OF
the character or the performance
Tho Jesries and johnson Corporation,
-0mposez Of tle nine moving picture
concerns which have an Iu-erest-fl tie
GgIr films. has refused large offers from
roof gardens and vaudeville houses In
New York 20 BE- allowed 10 present the
pictures
j. 8 RIaclLon. vice president Of the
American Fi-aErapl Company one ~
-le nine companies declared today that
the men interested il the night pictures
had all tlc Gins re~ted Off for them
yesterday and had selected one set IS
the best From this all the films TO be
shown Throughout the country VIII be
I'VE decided TO show the pictures only
-I S-= rl-.l-ers- declared b--C---CLl-
The pictures showing training camp
occupy Two hours and we ElI make q
regular performance Of tLeEr charging
81 and - Omission
1--WE may even show the pictures 10
The SCLl--CC5-l-IleI EcW York board Of
ceDS1TS before exhibiting them 10 the
pubic ne showed the pictures OF the
lns7U-1e -elel EErt TO This board
which was greatly pleased with them
There is nothing brutal about the pic
lures"
Eiackt0u declined TO discuss the action
Of the authorities Of Manila the latest
city TO ba- the FIGHT films or the ground
that they stir Up race prejudice
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
KEPT HID
HIS REAL CONDITION
Both Corbett and Choynski
Say They Were Badly
Fooled, and Lost.

CHICAGO, July I.-James j.. CDTOet-,
worlds champion Of other days. and tho
man who is particularly I'm the IimcIighr
at the present time because DE YVES
chief trainer fer James =. Jeffrfes when
Champion Jack johnson defeated the
bCilermaker in their memorable battle
Of July Z. has arrived in Chicago
he declared IN terms that could hardly
be dopbted that he had been sadly mis-
led in the condition OF the boiIermakzr
before the battle. and that he was not
the only one in the training camp who
had been fooled The fact that 5000 Of
COrbetr-s money went with the r=Sr of
the Jenres dough snto the hands ~
Johnson's hackers. Corbert thought. was
conclusive evidence that he had picked
a loser instead OF q winner
1T IS Uufor innate that 7 should
have been fooled In JeGries- condition
as I was said James. but the light
IS over now. and there is nothing for
me 20 do but TO apologize Tor my mis-
take il was my opinion and also
that Of Joe Choyuski and other mem
bers- OF the camp that JeG needed
more boxing But he wouldn't take IL
and suited his own fancy in the mat
ter Had he boxed more we certainly
would have learned what his real con-
Gfrfon was Fishing and -p-attf-
cards took UD the time that be s1el-4
Fs--a u@af with boxing gloves The
result. or the night was "a big surprise
for on the surface Il looked az p. q
man could not be lu gtl-rE t3--.l-t
than was Jef when le entered lhe
@But It. was not the real Je6 that
I faced the negro II At5 g iHt '47
/ wreck. and Jeff barely Eh-s. w. r. 4
was doing during the time he was I'D
The ring
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
JOE GRIM DENIES
KNOCKOUT STORY

PHILADELPHIA. July 1f--Joe Grim,
the italian champion fighter, has been
receiving great attention from his
friends in this city.
Joe looks ruEEed and healthy and
says that he has gained considerable
weight and now weighs 1s1 pounds
Grim made considerable money while
ne was away and. brought home over
q -uEU Joe feels sore over the reports
that have b-rn sent from Paris that he
was knocked cut by sam McNeE- Grim
states that he was not knocked out,
ana that the referee stopped the fight
in the fourteenth round owing 20 an
injury TO Grim's les Grim has been
promised another match with McNey.
and after spending the summer here
ne vii. return 20 Paris next fall
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
ON THE FLY
IN BASEBALL WORLD

Arthur Irwin says the Cubs viii win
the ueuuaut iu the old league uv twenty
games
The biz league scouts have been
tipped Off that the SeE England League
Is The field CD pick up the clever young
STEERS.
as pinch hitter for his Toronto club,
now making "a great light for the houOrs
IN the Eastern League.
FlttShurE SIS having an awful time
beating Brooklyn this year The super
BIAS have taken six Of the seven games
played against tho champions
Louisville. champi- s Of the American
Association. IS aLCE ID Iu last place
this season with q millionaire hacker
from St Louis doing everything possible
TO brace up his team
Considering the material Fred Lake
had 20 work with, I think he has done
wonders with the Doves Certa l- L-
we have found Boston as tough q prop
0si-luu as We 60 against" said Manager
John NicGTaw last uiEht--BosroH Globe
Unless Walter johnson breaks his
pitching arm he viii lead the American
League ErlUuers I'm s-rilze-1urs this sea-
son To date the Senatorial SIabmau has
q contest Sir walter has breazaG
rliTtT-o1e speed BOYS. ITeDry-SiE White
( elephants twenty-five IiiEhlauders.
( tuen-y-r7vo Brownie fourteen White
. Stockings fourteen Tigers. and eleven
Maps
Cy Young Of the Maps. and Frank
smith OF the White Sox- are the hard
luck pitchers OF the American League.
each having ofariztea In four games iu
which MS club was shut OUT 80 wonder
CT has had such trouble in reaching the
$40 mark En- victories Eddie Summers
and Doc White nave each been smut
out three times, while Ford or the
Yankees, has been az the winning end
OF five whitauashes.
IN view Of the fact that the new home
OF The White SoE IS very large and 4
--N be possible 90 hit q home nun On
any field inside the fences. 1T has been
remarked that the White Sox win ID
az @ Disadvantage. for II has been so-ne
. time since Chicago had o. home ran
hitter Of the CaLbC- Of Harry Davis
. sam Crawford. St016Ee. EuEle. Jake
Slall- and others Hu-hey Duffy how
ever, says that he intends 90 remedy
that fault next season, having instruct.
. eE the scouts 60 sign I'D nothing b-7t
home run nitters Of the Home RUIZ
E HaSSerty'' and swat MIliEsu '' stripe
The Nev- -7rE fans who could moi
see Frank zJorre as q biz faa -r-t
player ea~ly In the season are revisiue
their opinions There has been r5
player on the New York team who r7.
done better work 10 keep the club uea'
the top OF the Ladder thus far ifal
Laporte. HIS timely hitting has beer
Instrumental In sending IN more thar
one winning run across the plate 10
lle t-lEfllaEaerS since -1e SeaSol
opened It's good thing for New TorI
that some other club didn't nab hin
when waivers were asked on him
couple OF months ago. With the excau
ttion OF hal Chase Laporte is the mos
= consistent hitter on the New York team
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Standing Of the Clubs
LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
Boston = st. Louis, o
Brooklyn, ., Cincinnati. o.
New York. 10, Chicago. 2.
TOday's Games
Philadelphia at PittshurE.
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at St. Lo0is.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
PLAYER
SERIOUSLY Ill

LOUISVILLE. Ky JULY L--Neal Nc
AuIiffe. aEa7 ffte--tu-o. who broke into
rhe National T.eaEle in the early SIS
under the mana err.ez=s of Pop Arson
Is GNfE- 1- the City Hospital
NcA-.IiHa was born b. chicago ana
after rrea kim into fast company IVES
lea feeder II -Ee white Slx Ul-I s-
Tcle-s PIE turned his an5i- In q same a.
Providence. which fCrciE- his retirement
fron Baseball
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
McGRAW PROTESTS CAME.

NEW YORK JuI- John J. dc
C7ravv. manager OF tle Giants has
frsF with President Lynch. Of the Va
tfouaI League, q formal potesr against
the second game of the douaieLeader
PLAYED with Boston on Thursday. New
York scored six ruIs--eEgE - WIN
the Eamp-iu the IrSr Ealt Of the
eighth inning. and the Boston players.
he SAYS, F-1rposeIy delayed the game
until the umpire called time accord
ing 10 agreement. Tire score reverted
back to the seventh inning, and gave
Boston the victory
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
TOday's Games
Standing Of the Clubs

Eo-m TO wrest first pace from the White
Elephants
The National Lezgue race Is almost
as big a problem 90 solve as the Amer
lean Chicago looks TO have the best
chance at present. but New York 81
making q great IEEr- and the Pirates
have at Lass shown something Of their
seasons form and are hol5.u- on -
iUrd place With the HiEEIaC5ers
fighting for the lead I'm the American
and the Giants r.El- 1u the heels of
the Cubs In the National. New York
has every reason 10 be baseball mad.
and 70 IS The Giants have been play
ing I--aud-Out ball. however and with
O. pitching star -EC- CauLOC be- relied
Urn-r outside or --eEyElDr Lgtzragg s.
clan appears TO have q contract ou-its
hands that it can hardly ElI-
By bClsteTluE up his pitching staff
Frank Chance put the Cubs iu the run
uluE again. and the teams hitting
strength and ability 90 play inside base
UalEau- III EaEUeSS in the box mas
practically kept the Pirates out Of the
race so Tar this season but with
half season TO go the Pirates may make
a srro1E tn-sh- and II the P-LZIeTS re-
gain their FORM chicago and %eW AorE
viii have TO keep G-s-lflE 10 keep the
Pirates ont Of first place
Where Giants Lose.
New Eork-s weakness SO far has been
AGAINST second division teams, Boston
and Brooklyn throwing several 5olts
into the Giants aspirations. The CT
ants can beat Chicago. FittSbUrg, and
--e FhHEeS. but IT Is the other teams
which tumble the Giants over just when
they appear TO be heading for first
place
Just at present the race IS very close
. chicago having only a slight lead on
E the Giants PittsburE is several games
behind and being closely pressed By
& Cincinnati Tho present tour Of the
+ Eastern teams is likely TO make some
changes and give a better idea as 20
3 the chances Of the West keeping the
re0uant I'm its territory. New York
I Is the only Eastern team In the hrst
! division. and unless Cincinnati weakens
I OF the PrlEies show a inning spun
( pretty soon, the Sight for the haS u-iii
; he auoug tie four teams now in the
3 FIRST division with the chances favor
f-c Chicago
me PriIlfeE have been going ATOMS
! r-aefr steadily during tEe last two Dl
-f--rz weeks bur have not been able jC
Z f--rrrs-a enough TO win several games
Z Ia = row and get into the first division
3 maj 500 mark seems L. he about the
8 rlsr Doofn's men can DC ard they have
mon been able 10 make tuaL and hold u
[ ros any length Of time The PnuIiPs
3 have q chance TO set into the first dI
vision on the present Western trip, bu
the team VIII have 10 play better bal
i than II has been doing lately
The Washington times., 1910-07-11

Arthur Irwin says the Cubs wiz win
games
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
TO BAR CHILDREN
FROM FIGHT FILMS
Company Decides to Ex-
hibit Pictures In Stag
Theaters Only.
PICTURES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1.-THE moving
pictures of the Jemrfes-Jobnson
fght viii he exhibited in England
without Interference on the part OF
the authorities.
Home Secretary Winston Churchill
announced t9dHy in the hoase Of
commons chat the government had
no power 10 prevent the exhibition
81 the pictures.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
TOday's Games

1Ouay'S Gamea
Detroit and Philadelphia
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at B1Strn.
St Louis at WashinEt
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
OLDFEELD SEEKS RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA, July H. - Barney
OIane1d- the sreed king, ) anxious to
haze a try at the mile record for the
Point Breeze track with ms 1z2-Tulle-an-
hour ssRIitzen" Benz HIS manager
William Pickens. arrived in Phiiadel-
phf4 last night to confer with the CON
test committee Of the Quaker City
Motor Club It is probable that Bser-
usy VIII participate in the meet an
noUnCkd for August s.
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Expect Good Fight

Ehs American League race looks Ike
q crose contest TO the finish. and the
team with The staying qualities viii win
ont Both the Athletics and Boston
have 4-on. remnants. and iL would be a
preat victory Il the HfEhIanders could
(antl1re the fac- But Connie Mack has
his eve on the bunting for his new par k
and unless something happens TO The
Athletics between now and the END %
fIa season. New York and Boston WIZ
have 10 show az Improvement In their
The Washington times., 1910-07-11
Clubs Standings and
Possibilities

Yesterdays Results
no Games Scheduled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17

DROPOsALs.-Proposals for the furnish
ing of all material; for the excavation
and for the construction of sewer on Cam.
eron street from Fayatte to henry and on
Henry street n5rth of Cameron street for such
distance as may be decided by the COMMITTEES
on streets, will be received ct the office of the
city engineer until noon WEDNESDAY.
May Is. 1910. The right is reserved to reject
a. and all proposals. Specifications and
pans can be seen at the Office of the City
Engineer.
E. S. LEADBEATER,
Chairman Committee on Streets.
may6 I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17
MURDER AND, SUICIDE,

Flank Feuton, racetrRck man, 30
years old, yesterday afternoon fred
three shots into the body of his wife,
Virginia Fentop, aud then killed hin-
self. The tragedy occurred in his wife's
home, 1920 New York avenue, Wash
iugtou. Mrs. Fenton died In Emergen.
cy Hospital at o'clock yesterday SITTER
noon.
Feutou and his wife separated some
time ago, and 1t Is believed this caused
the shooting.
Mrs. Fentop, who was divorced be-
fore she married Fenton, was former ,
the wife, 1t is sid, Of Dick Taylor, OF
the secret service, who wss for time
one of the Presidents bodygusrd. A
short time ago, II is said, Fenton left
his wife while they were in Florids,
and Mrs. Fenton's mtther, who lives
st the New York avenus address, had
to send her iuads with which to come
home.
When she arrived in Washington she
took up her residence with her mother,
while her husband lived at S02 Eleventh
street. Yesterday afternoon the cou-
ole, Who occasionally met, came togeth-
er to the New York avenue house.
They were seen to ent:r the door. I'm.
medist,ly afterwsrd three shots we're
heard aud then, ait.r sholt interval, q
fourth.
Mrs. Fentou was found lying In q
small room at the rear Of the frst 6oor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17
OUT OFF THEIR NOSES.

a tor having spent eighteen years
smorg the wild tribes of the northwest
frontier of India. DR.. Theodore L. Pen.
uell, medical missionary of the Ohurch
Missionary Society, has just arrived In
London on briet visit. He has wealth
Of remarkable stories to tell, and some
of these he relstsd in sn interview yes.
terday. son the Afghan frontier hus.
baud is very j.slous Of his Wife's honor,"
he said, sand il be has suspicion that
any thing is wrong, he just cnt, of her
nose. Some time ego husband who had
shown his displeatu,e In thls bsrbarie
msuner brought bis wife 10 our hospital
at 3 .DEu, aud said be was very sorry.
There was very little of the nosa left,
and there was, therefore, nothing that
We could do. I told him that If be
would pay the money We would get bis
wife an artificial nose from England. He
asked me how much it would coat, and
I said $40. He began to hest ts, and
I asked him the reason. 'Well." be
said, 1 could get another wife for s26. so.
Eventually he sgreed to bny the nose,
and his old wife wss pat:hed up"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17
ALEXANDRIA, VA. TUESDAY EVENING MAY II. 1910
A WEAK WOMAN
and her STORY
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength Vas
Restored by Cardui.

Floral, Ark.-"I must speak a good
word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, of this place.
"About a month ago was in very bad
health. was so weak and nervous thai
| was not able to do my housework.
"My husband bought me one bottle OF
Cardui, the woman'S tonic. took it ac-
cording to directions and now | am in
good health.
81 think cardui is a fine tonic fof weak
women"
And you are not the only lady who
thinks SO, Mrs. Baker.
Thousands, like you, have written tc
fell of the wonderful benefit Cardui has
been to them.
Cardui contains no minerals, or other
powerful drugs. 1t contains no glycerin
or other Misunderstanding ingredients.
II is Just a pure, natural extract, OF
natural vegetable herbs, that have been
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about it.
B.-Wrfte TO: Ladies' Advisory Dept. chitta:
noora Medicine Co. ChattanooRa, Tenn. ior Spectdi
Inshuetions,. and et-page book. Hone Treatment
for Womeu." sent In plain wrapper, on request
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17
AIex,1n0riaz Gazefte.

puBIIsHRD DAILY AND TRI.wKKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. 80 Il S2 PRINCE
STREET.
CEutered at the Postofsce Of AlexAndrts. VIZ
Rinia, ss Second.class matter.
4 TERMS: DAILY year, $500 mouths
1850; 8 months, s1:25; month, 4S cents;
week, 10 cents.
Tri.weekly-1 year. $500; 6 months, $3.50
months. rs cents: / month. 25 oents.
Contract advertisers Will not be allowed 20 q.
Oesd their space unless the excess is paid for
nj transient rates, and under no circum.
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate buEiness in be
space contracted for.
Resolutions in memorian, Of thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, viii
nly be printed In the paper Is sdvertiss'
mantS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17

Leadbeater's guaranteed Cksry Cough
Remedy to cure coughs: We don't say-or
your money beck, becanis there's noneed. It.
ures. 25c. bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17

hall. Three bullttI bad stuck her,
wo1nding ber in the head and the alb.
domeu. She was taken at once to
Emergency Hospital.
When she was found, a few feet away,
in the hall, lay the body Of the husband.
A bullet through his head had caused in-
stant death.
Feutoa was during the ninsties 8
familiar 6gute q. the Alexander Island
and st Assph race tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17
Great Cake-Baking Contest
Wednesday, May Is,
10l0 az n m
1910, at 3 p. m.

First prize-l barrel Senator Flour; second
prize! barrel Seustor Flour; third prize
/ large phil of Cottoleae; fourth prize-t
p'unds of Midland Butter; fifth prize
pounds Of Palace Coffee; sixth prize. me
dunn pail Of Cot olene and 9 imported ensmel'
ed Pie Pl tes; seventh prize-2 pounds Golden
Blend Coffee, :,
70 the lady making the best cake With
Cotto,eue and Senator Flour, to he delivered
to our store 10y. "WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at
5 D. NJ. The prize cakes are to be cut and
distributed among those coutesting. All other
cakes are to be returned to the makers i'm.
madistelY efssr the contest. Contest open tc
all, whether regular customer or not.
NOTE Zach tontestant must purchase Mt
least one sack If Senator Flour and one pail
Of Cottolene A pie plate is given to each
purchsser Of 4 pail Of Cottolene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-17

The splendid work OF Ohamberlain's g
Stomach aud Liver Tablets is daily COM
ing to light. No such grand remedy for
liver and bowel troubles was ever known
before. Tht u,snds biess them for curing
onstipstlop, sick headache, biliousness,
suadice and indigestion. Sold By W..
F. Creighton & Co.,, sud Richard Gib-