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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
AL sALrLAkE CITY

FIRST-Futurity course, purse,
maiden year Odds. Albert Jones 109,
King Earl 1903. Mr.. Bob -1O6. Absurd
106. Just Red los, Finnigsn 1906, Aunt
Alice 104
STCOND-S Selling. 4 IL furlongs, ?
year Odds: Green Cloth l16 Auto Run
112. John Hurie 1903. Kittie w. 1903
Bells 1909, Sierra 1914 Missile 1914 Pret-
ty Dale 1914
THIRD Selling IL furlongs. 3
year olds and up: Shooting Spray H.
TembroolS 1903. Burning Bush 10S. Vot-
ing los, Pajoiita 1903, Ramsey los. Kid
North 1903, Bert Getty 1O9, Fighting
Hope 1O1. Joe Knight 1O1 Evelina SO
Ora MCGEE SO.
FOURTH-Mile purse. 3 year olds
Lady Rankin ITO, Ymir 1903, Jenny
Geddes lO7. Horus 1903, Cock Spur 1903
Manasseh 49,
FIFTH Selling. furlongs, yea
ODDS and up: Stoneman 1903, Clint
Tucker l09 Acumen Ill, Meddlins
Hannah 1903, Love Day 106. Coone
Cook 106, *Rue t02
SIXTH-Selling, furlongs, yeai
olds and up: Oblivion 1903, Miss Pic
mic lOs Oscuro fO9. Chilk 1909, Arbutus
f07. First Fashion 1u3. Odelis 101, MARY
Emily i01
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
BASEBALL AND RACING
Charley Frank Refuses
To Play Today and
Crackers Again Rest

NEW ORLEANS. July 1S.-Charley
Frank decided this morning that he did
not care to play off the postponed game
with the Crackers today
And, according to the schedule, this is
an off-day for the Crackers and the Peli-
cans.
And as the home manager has very
much the say-so in matters of this char
acter-
There was no game today between the
ancient rivals--the Crackers and the Pei
leans
Incidentally, 1t is also an off-day for
Mobile and Chattanooga
And incidentally again, rain smeared tt
self all over the American league-with
the consequence that there were no games
up there either.
And also New York and PittsburR in
the National league suffered a rain visit
Which made baseball for this day some
what lacking.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18

Smith was arrested by Pinkertons in
Juarez last night and is now in the
jail of the little Mexican border town
pending his own decision and that of
the rebel officers
If he decides that he will face the
music" a 5 he says he once made up his
mind, several weeks ago, to do. he will
be turned over Immediately to the
United States.
If he does not decide to come, he
may be turned over. anyhow he may
be freed, or he may be kept in prison
until the federals come to retake Juarez
and then be given a regular extradition
trial
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
WAREHOUSE PAYS Is PER CENT

EASTMAN. GA, July 18.-Tbe stock-
holders Of the Farmers Union Ware
house Company Of this city have elect
ed the following officers President,
L. r Wooten. vice president, J. d. Gid
dens secretary and treasurer w H
Thompson directors, w II. Smith. w
r. Foster. 6, F Martin and D. J. era
ham A fifteen per cent dividend was
declared.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
WOMEN SWIM 200 YARDS
WITH CHILDREN ON BACKS

ROCKAWAY, l.. l.. July 1S.-Wn-
liam Frederick. his wife and his daugh-
ter swan 200 yards in 3 heavy sea,
each with a child on his or her back
last night lightning had destroyed
their ifeboat
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
WOMAN BEATING CHILD
WITH SPIKED WHIP HELD

NEW YORK, July tS.-Because she
whipped -year-old Bertha ornels
VINO had been left in her charge with
a spiked whip until the child swooned
from the torture, Miss Annie Becker
hats been arrested.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18

BUM KNEE PUTS BROWN IN BED.
CHICAGO, July Is Mordecai Brown is
in in bed today as result of the injury
he sustained to his knee In Monday 8
game He sprained his knee In going to
second base. and the injury became worse,
with the result that his physician or
dered him to bed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Buffalo; p. He.
MONTREAL ,003 002 000-5
BUFFALO. .020 ITO o00-4
Carroll and Madden; Fullenweider and
Mitchell. Umpires, Byron and MOZART
land.
At Providence; =. y, z.
NEWARK 600 0t0 800 10 I
PROVIDENCE 900 900 GOO
Lee and Smith; LATTE and Schmidt.
umpires, Matthews and Murray
At Rochester: r. HE.
TORONTO 900 600 600 80 10
ROCHESTER. 600 600 600 ~
Maxwell and Graham; klepfer and Blair.
EMPIRES Mullin and Guthrie
Jersey City Baltimore game Off rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis Cfirst camel; 2. He;
INDIANAPOLIS. 900 oo1 OILS Y @
MINNEAPOLIS 600 oo1 13+ 5 o
Link and Clark Olmstead and owens.
Umpires Ferguson and Handiboe.
At MINNEAPOLIS Second gsmmcsl; 2. He:
.MpiANAP go o oSS a 1v5 $50 % g
Taylor and Casey; Wadell and Smith.
Jmpires Ferguson and Handiboe.
At Kansas City: 2. He.
COLUMBUS. .o33 1o4 o1o-12 10
KANSAS CITY. 100 600 300 10 z
Packard and Smith Rhoades and O'Con
nor Umpire, Connolly
At st. Paul: 2. HE.
LOUISVILLE ITO 600 001-S 10 3
ST. PAUL. $50 400 Oo+-7
Baudermilk and Schlei; DeCanniere and
Marshall Umpires, Hayes and Andersen
At Milwaukee, R.H.E.
TOLEDO. 600 oo4 ol0-5 10 q
MILWAUKEE oto 900 2oo-3 2
Falkenberg and Land, Cutting and
Schalk Umplres Chin and Irwin
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
cuas GET KID sHoRrsroP.

CHICAGO. July ls-President Murphy,
of the Cubs, announced the signing OF
new shortstop today, Joseph c. Gaffney,
who plays with the Hinckley, H.. team.
He is a twenty year-old lad, who looks
like a conner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Showers tonight or to.
morrow. Temperatures: 8 a. m, r.:
10 q. M, n; Il noon. 7oi 2 .. m, 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18

sHoRTsToP FAHEY TO MAckMEN.
PHILADELPHIA, July lS.--Connie
Mack manager of the Philadelphia Amer
leans. today signed Fahey, Of Dartmouth
He Is a shortstop.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
RAG S
RESULTS.
AT WINDSOR.

= WIfNGSOn.
First-HsVrock, 1875, first; Trcpae-
oIunn, z; Steamboat, as. Also ran. Joe
Gaiety, Rustling Breastplate, Commo-
la, Ondenamon.
acknowledgement 5. first; Carlton
Club, 5; Magnetic, IA. Also ran: Mas
ter jim Cynosure, Doormat. Sam
Jackson, Pons Asinorum.
tie, n 70; s"ekh sr1"a " Also er ram
Impression, Injury Cliff Edge, Lawton
Virgins, Guy Fisher, Superstition
Fourth--Miss Edith. 3, first, Lyssn
tie Hugh Tankard Benanet. Mono
Fifth-carrilIon, las, first; Detroit
2; Rye Straw, rs. Also ran: Sealed
Order. Detect, Salalia. Sanctim Ro-
land Pardee, Senator Sparks
sixth-chapuItepec, 8, first; seacIiH,
/; J. II. Houghton, AS. Also ran: Shell
by Billy Vandeveer, Mindinette Win
ming Widow Vreeland.
seventh-BscheIor Girl, 40, first;
Miss Wigs, 8-5; Kate kittIeberry, as.
Also ran: Igloo, Camellia. Commoners
Touch. Marian Casey. Kate K, Elton
Blue, STARTER Flex, Malitine.
AT SALT LAKE CITY.
First-Seagreen, 1875, first Byron, s.;
Mimoroso, 8-5. Scratched: Lomond,
Smile Saltigrade, Berry, Tucker, EN-
lily, Tayora
second-sixteen. 1875, lilo. ~,
first; Deerfoot, 81, 5-2, even; Dennis
Stafford, "a, $50, IA.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
kRAusE GOES 10 CLEVELAND.

TOLEDO. July 1S.-Pitcher Harry
Krause has been sold to the Cleveland
club He has won nine straight games
for Toledo without single loss.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
zAnKEar aElEAsEn AZ cARns

ST. LOUIS, July Pitcher zackert
was Internationally released by the st
Louis National league team today
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18

Jersey city Baltimore game Off rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
Nichols Tells of Deal

p \. Porter. alias e. S. Reed.
salo Mr. Nichols. in reply to a uues-
uon' came to me during court week
81 epartanburg He said he was look
Continued on PAGE Threa
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY JANUARY a. 1912
Jurisdictional Case
To Be Settled Friday

whether a probationer from a civil
court IL immune from arrest by the
military authorities Will be deter
mined In the habeas corpus proceed !.
ings Instituted yesterday In the District
supreme Court by Attorney d, III.
who was placed on probation after
pleading guilty TO floating pad checks,
and was later arrested as a deserter
from the regular army.
Justice Gould issued an order
against Commandant Barden, Of the
Washington BARRACKS, requiring him
to produce Piper In court Friday,
when the question will he settled.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
Sister-in-Law Gets
The Mckinley Estate

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. ABBY a de-
cision OF the Ohio supreme court the d.
rect heirs Of ex-President Mckinley
cannot participate in his estate. which
goes to Mrs. Mary Barber. sister-in-law
OF the former President.
Mr.. McKinley's will provided that the
estate be held by his wife during her
lifetime. Upon her death the estate
was taken charge OF by his wife's sis
ter, who resisted efforts OF the children
Of Mr.. McKinleys brothers and sisters
to obtain II.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
English Court Denies
Orangemen's Petition

LONDON, Jan. M-The courts Will not
restrain winston Churchill from de-
iivcringk speech at the home rule
celebration to be held in Belfast. ire
land. February s. This was made evil
dent today when the presiding Judge in
Bow street court refused to grant q pc
tition filcd by Ulsteritcs to cnjoin. the
arst lord of the admiralty from making
his pr)poscd address.
The Orangcmen declared the speech
would provoke a breach OF peace, but
the Judge held that the court had no
jurisdiction In the case.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
kindergarten Benefits
Given by Lecturer

The dement's from the establishment
Of kindergarten system were dwell
upon BY DIR. p. p. Claxton, United
States Commissioner OF the Bureau Of
Education, in an address before the
District of Columbia kindergarten As
ISOLATION at the Thomson school yester-
day.
The intimate relation between parent
and school, the raising of the standard
of teaching, and the relationship OF
mothers to the study of child welfare
were brought out.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
Few Changes Are Due
In School Text Books

with the exception Of few minor
changes In primary class texts. nothing
list OF text books certified to the Board
OF Education for use next year. In
February the usual changes advocated
by the heads of departments ere sent
In TO the board for supervision.
Last year number Of changes were
made in the books According to- q. L.
Thurston. Assistant superintendent,
nothing new has heen contemplated for
next September. '~y--
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
Telephone Dissolution
Suit Before DepartmefIt

Consideration OF the petition filed
agojnst the American TefeRraph and
Telephone Company by George Lambert
Westehester county. N. n, Justice Of
the peace, was taken up by Attorney
General wickcrsham this afternoon.
While the department is Keeping q
watthful eye on this cor poratiOn, no
immediate action Is probable Oh the
part cf the attorney
Itushkind, have filed antitrust petit
tons with the department before, and
they were all pigeon-hoied. The last
petition was for the dissolution by the
Government OF an alleged Candy trust.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
Asserts He Shot In
Act of Self-D efense

That MISREPRESENTATION 10 the first law
OF nature was the substance Of the
plea OF guilty entered by Henry Thomas.
coiored. to the charge Of assault with
states branch of police court today.
81 Done the shooting, all right, but I
aid It 80 save myself" said Thomas
ale ale wanted to get me, and got him
Thomas was charged with shooting
Joseph Davis In the leg. The row oc-
Cured In Desmons court southwest
Judge Pugh held Thomas under $500
bond for the grand Jury.
The Washington times., 1912-01-24
WOmen'S Underwear

Misses heavy feeced Shirts, with tape arount
neck and fitted waists. Regular sec value. Ok n
Sale price .................... Zoe
Women's medium weight Corset Covers higt
neck and long Sleeves finished with tape Ok n
around neck. Sale price y................... ACS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

Paul Revere was the first American
bank-nota artist, and from the tine
Of the charterinS OF the Bank OF North
America under the direction OF Rob
ert Morris in 1881. up 10 the present,
American engravers have eXcelled not
only in the artistic quality OF their de-
signs, bUt in their provisions against
counterreiting. Marco Polo found
bank notes in China ages ago, printed
On paper made from the bark OF the
mulberry tree. One OF the notes.
lpon which the great Venetian tray
aler himself may have gazed, is on
exhibition at this day in the office OF
al American company. Il is one OF a
series issued by. the Ming dynasty
about 1899 \. D.-"current every
where under hcaven"--aRd seems to
have been printed from wooden blocks
Oh u sheet Of paper 9Nl3 inches-a
bigger surface than any man could
cover with both hands outstretch"d
/, IS good for "one string OF cash.
the provision against forgery is SIM
Ole 10 the point OF seycrity-"Coun-
tcrfciters hereof Will be executed. Per
sons giving information of counter
fcitcrs will be rewarded with taels
30, and. in addition. win receive The
property belonging 10 the criminal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
THIS FAMILY GREW 2APIDLY

His complaint that n railway station
waiting room at Doynton. Okla. was
without fire on q bitter cold day led
ia The discovery that J. NJ. jackson
aud his wife are parents OF thirteen
children, born in three years. Their
fourteenth child, q sen, is now four
teen months Old. Five :'ears ago the
rapid increase in the Jackson family
BEGAN. Twins then born are now five
years Old Triplets succeeded the
twins in twelve months. and IN an.
other year another set Of triplcts made
their appearance. Ru. TIE worst, or
the best. was yet 10 come. One year
after the last tripIels came I've chill
dren On the same day. making thir-
teen born in thirty.siN months. The
last FIVE are still! alive but the health
Of the whole family, Jackson asserts,
was impaired by the absence Of
warmth in the HoyntoD station wait
ing room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

Is whirls ii around atop his finger
for a moment 10 give it pancake
form. then throws il flop" into the
oven against one or the heated walls.
It adheres there for moment bakes.
expands. drops automatically onto its
other side on the oven floor. and just
as il is browning nicely, is dragged
out ut the moment another is
"hopped" in. The time consumed in
the baking is about Two minutes. The
japanese bread, strung on a string
like buttons or Chinese money. is
much used with tea drinking and in
soups.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
3LD CHINESE BANK NOTES CURIOUS FOREIGN BREADS

Two curious breads, one Turkish
and the other Japanese. the first de-
lcious and the second not recommend
ed are shown in the accompanying
illustration from Popular Mechanics.
The Turkish bread. which is oven
Topped" and is shaped like certain
kinds OF American biscuits. is claimed
TO have an exquisite. appctlzing,
gra!n-like flavor. round very seldom
in American breads. IN making it
the baker takes piece Of dough. deit-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

ho,d win serYri;v 10 he APP
, ,a;or;rv NJ .nn Finance
ro,,;,ro. AZ ,ba Cirv Council Of
,la,.,rdria IN rha penal sum OF
thousand dollars condi-
toned fnr ,ha faithful construction
,,a ,rt,inp inn orerarion. ana for
-, ,ro,,or ro;,+eranca and opera
49,; -ho ..id roi,v.sv IN secure
,a,a;.o, or n,bIi. ser,.ica and 10
,,ro,oo, t,,o r;,,- Council nj ,jeyan-
,.ta .ron, d,r,... ,,i.in.r from
.,;. ~ o,rnro.;s. ~. which me said
J.. ,un.a.sore -. ASSIGNS arn liable
49,. coi,bf.l r.rr,,n,onra
!, .i ,,,o,.;..i,,,. If ,hie crain,,r..
c,i,,,, N mn. or1;r.,,,c. shall
j., :, fo.., ,,,,, and ,f,ar IL mas
cac,i,, /, Thar unon INC an
o,o,ai ~ ,his ordinance IN rhn May
-, of MA r;rv nj Aicyandria il shall
=. ,ha duty NJ rho Clork ~ rha Com
man Counril 10 causo 10 ba adyrr-
,isad once !, week for Gorr success
.;,.o ,.n,.l,s ~ /, nawsn.inr nuhlishnd
:, ,ho rit,, NJ AIavordr;, Va =
dra,, NJ IN, ordir,urr cnntairad i,
ina fnracoing section. ana in addition
no .h,u in 4urh advertisement, in
,.i,o ,,id, FAR m. rirht mr. franchise
nronosed - he granted il, tho above
nrnposcd ordinance. The costs Of
mi, advertisement ia be reimbursed
Ito The Civ Council OF Alexandria
NV tho cnrnorotin,, IN whom The .sraif
If srcn right on. franchise is final
ly maia The civ Cornell reserves
,ho riahl IN retccr auy ana All bids,
Each bidder will he REQUIRED 10 nIc
with his lid = certified check for
one hundred dollars. payable 10 the
order OF The civ Council OF Alex
andria. which certfcdA check or
checks will he returned 10 such bid.
der or bidders whose Dlu or biuS
arc rejected and in the case Of the
bidder Who's. hid is accented ANA 10
whom the above right or franchise
i awarded said check will be re-
turnnd ON the execution and dcliy-
cry 10 the City Council of AlcXan-
dria OF The bond required in HE
proposed ordinance hcrcinahnyc mcn-
toned, and the payment 10 the CITY
CONNECT Of Alexandria Of The cost ui
advertisement. The bills are 10 be-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

pocahontas had &a:od the l.fe OF
Captain john Smith.
What would :aye been the use of
killing him. anyhow, pa" she sn!d.
"Ihero are iD,ltons of other John
Smiths. ana there wouldn't have been
& line about it III the papers"
Her news instinct was Gmerring
Saving the captains life made Il first
page story OF the affair - Chicago
News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
UNWILLINGLY RIDES A ADDER

Roy Hansbwy, while hunting in
Northern Wisconsin. wounded Z deer.
but it got onto its feet while Hans
bury was astrde OF it and ii wild ride
began that continued unit! the hunter
was diSlCdged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
1T SAVES THE VOICE

4 storage battery illuminated cleo
trio sign has been Invented 10 he
worn on The arm Of I person selling
refreshments in theaters or other pub
lie places. TO save the labor OF crying
his wares
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
Character Sketch.

"Ynu say lie served four years in a
rcrOrInatory imStitHIi0n:"
Yes. and II mad" 4 man Of him"
Il doa't notice any evidence Of it."
1T did. iust The same. He WIS scr.
ci,i"en WheE hr went in aud twenty
one whrn ~ camr oui."- Chicago Tr!h
une.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
eIack Eggs.

Tho blacl: Cayn9a duck, n H"H'H
American bird. frequently lays b'ncS
n,.r. ,rLa roloring does not penetrate
the shell being dae to IN oily pigment
which can be snbbed OF. In succss-
civ. IayIngs the coio:!ns fades ana Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

iandiltt ana IsDd! U ih' SUI 49,
way track on the portions OF the
said street. and the poles, fixtures,
wires and other construction lncl-
dent or appurtenant 70 said railway
track shall be done under The super
vision and subject 10 the approval OF
the City Engineer. Thai said .-..--
....'....
| its successors and assigns shall com
mencc The construction Of the said
railway track within sixty days from
the date OF the approval by the May
or Of his ordinance. and shall com
pIcte The same within six months
| thereafter. ana when 50 completed
shall maintain and operate over ana
IN the said Track cars propelled ny
electricity or other motive power
than steam. for the carriage o! pas
sengers only on that portion from
King Street to Wilkes Street. and
| for the carriage OF passengers anG
freight on that portion from Wilkes
Street 10 Franklin Street, uron such
| reasonable schedules aS will afford
an efficient public service.
Section !. That The said ......
..-......'
lis successors and assigns shall sta
zion 4 tiagman al the intersection oi
ROYAL and Wilkes Streets. where the
| track provided for in this ofdinanc"
crosses he Southern Railway Com
Dany'S track The said tla"man to
remain on duty during the hour.
that the said ...........
its Successors and assigns shall fda
its cars over the track provided !nF
in this ordinance.
Section }. Thai the said ......
.............
its successors and assigns Shall Pa|
into The City Treasury for ,iic priri-
lege OF using Royal Street, as 1forc~
said. The sum Of ......'......
dollars per anmm. from the lirsl
day OF May. 1911. ;hc said sum 70
be payable quarterly in advance
Section i. Thai the said .....
...........
agrees for itself. lis Successors and
assigns. 10 hold the City Council OF
Alexandria free and harmless from
liability from amy and all damages
that may occur to any person OF
persons. corporation or corporations.
Oh account OF injury or damage 10
person or property growing out OF
the construction. maintenance. ina
provcmcnt% operation or repair "t
,hc work and futures hereby auth
prizcd. and whenever the City tcun-
eli of Alexandria shall he sued for
such damages. either indeDcnd-
emily or Jointly with The said 1900.
......... ........' -. $500
it's successors and assigns. III" said
.........
its successors and assigns, upon not
ice TO il or them by The City tonn-
ell OF Alexandria will. except in n
case wherein the entire responsible
iiy for any City work shall lie on
the said City Council. defend such
suI and in The event OF Il Judgment
being obtained in any such suit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

Sack in the ranges tribes of 'rosodyes
o medenne which consists OF
stone
The Arab
high
p'ains
built great oVa "
euerd oresnska
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
John Ahern & Go.

Corner Prince and Commerce street
uOEESALE * RETAIL GKUCERN
and dealers in
PURE, WINES AND LIQUORS
Country produce received daily. our
stock OF I'lain aud Fancy Groceries en-
braces everything to be had IN this line.
We hold largely i'll United States bond
ii warehouse and carry IN stock various
|. rantis Of the best
3 yRE.RYE AND MALT WHISTLES
made. Have also In store superior grades
ofForeign and American
WINES. ALES BROW STHtlT, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18
The Usual Way,

The Usual Way.
ebc-What would you do II you hah
,,anov. enough to supply your needs:
I'D start in TO make lot more 10
..n,rr nv wants.-EXchaEge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18


its successors and assigns shall con-
strucl the said railway track on such
grade and OF such rail and other ma
tcrial as shall be prescribed by the
City Council Of Alexandria. and the
said railway track. poles. fixtures.
wires and other construction shall! be
erected. operated and maintained in
safe and substantial manner and
conform to such reasonable reguia-
lions as may from lime 10 tim" be
prescribed by the City Council Of
alexandria. and the space between
/ the rails and TWO feet on each sid
THEREOF shall be paved in such man
ner and with such material as may
be prescribed from time 10 time by
the said City Council Of Alexandria,
and shall ~ all times during the
franchise be kept in good repair BY
the SAID .......... ............
its successors and assigns. All work
in the construction, erection, main
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-18

DANIEL 4. sTANSErHY. e. C..