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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-18
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.


Beginning Tuesday. June 5, steamers Nor
thumberland and Potomac will leave Pier .,
Light Street, Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at z. N. for Alex
andria and Washington, calling at ali of the
usual landings. Beginning Thursday, June q,
will leave 9TH Street Wharf, Washington, at
4P. NJ, Thursday. Sunday and Tuesday. going
as far as LeOnardtown on these evenings.
Will leave LeonardtOwn at A. NJ, Kinsale at
Up. M, Miller's at p. NJ, GrasOn's 81 III.
and Bacon's at : p. NJ, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, arriving in Baltimore early the
following morning. Freight received daily
In Baltimore.
No Freight received for out going steamers
after p. m. on sailing days.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Manager,
Baltimore, Nd.
ID. SCOTT, Agent,
ct Fredericksburg, Va.
KRY COMPTON, Agent,
at Norfolk, Va
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
at Washington, d. c
WILLIAM NJ. REARDON, Agent,
at Alexandria, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-18

Mothers Of children affected with
Group or a severe cold need not hesitate
TO administer Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Ii contains no opiate nor
narcotic in any form and may be given
as confidently to the babe IS to an
adult The great success that has at.
tended It's use In the treatment OF colds
and Group has won for It the approval
and praise IL has received throughout
the United States and in foreign lands.
For sale by NJ. NJ Lewis, druggist.
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A WONDERFUL CURE OF pIARRHoEA
From the Times, Hillstille, va)

suffered with disrrhoea for q long
time and thought l was past being
cured. / had spent much time and
money and suffered so much MISERY
that I had almost decided to give up all
hopes Of recovery and await the result.
but noticing the advertisement of
Ohamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhae Remedy and salso some testimo.
malls stating how some wonderful cures
had been wrought by this remedy, l
decided to try It, After taking q few
doses was entirely well OF that
sronbls, and ! wish TO cay further so my
readers and fellow Sufferers that am
hale and hearty man 20 day and feel a.
we'll as / ever did In my life 20. r
moore Sold BY u. n Lewis. druggist
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NIunps.

MuAnphs
0nct took the mumps, and, NY,
Didn't look FUNNY
Made the people laugh and roar
When they peeked in through the door.
But ma didn't laugh, and she
Was jes' awful nice to me,
Even though had the "grumps,"
For that always goes with mumps-
And couldn't swaller good;
So she fed me all she could
With a spoon or soupy stuff.
Jimmy got enough
OF that sort Of thing, you beti
Soups too watery and wet.
And pa had to do the chores,
Cause dsssent 90 outdoors
was down in bed three days,
Sick in lots and lots Of ways,
And they promised me some figs
And new boots and guinea pigs
And some more that forget,
But haven't got 'cm yeti
And foun'-jes' think Of it
Two whole loads Of wood TO split
Edwin L. Sabin in Puck.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
NOME, NoMEi NOME,
one-haif interest IN claim two miles
Nome City. $780,
Full claim on Tenny river: title perfect.
$50.
Three claims. Bonanza district: small cash
payment.
Broom house. North Seattle. 5000; easy
terms; rents s2s per month
Lots on car line, minutes ride from the
business center, SIPS This Is positively
the most desirable property for the mon
House and lot on car line. $3.50.
Restaurant and lodging house combined.
right In the business center, s6oo.
For rent-9-roorn house. strictly modern;
L. d. GALI.AHE.R. 1910 First Avenue.
BEAUTIFUL. fiye-roons fiat. newly ana
handsomely furnished. rent $40, furniture
for sale Mt &2a 800 cash.
is-roon house, handsomely furnished. rent
50. furniture for sale si,s5o. part time
lsrogm boarding house llne location. rent
$40; furniture for sale, 81. $50. part time
e-room housa, all conveniences, years
lease; rent sS5, furniture for sale, SEQ:
Pacific EXCHANGE.
sl3 Parinc Block, iS1 YeseT.
Open Evenings
REMEMBER. we have anything you want
IN hotel, lodging house. rooruing house
restaurant. grocery, cigar stand, fruit
stnna-in fact almost any business in
which you wish 10 engage,
We loan money on ehattel or other seoar-
BEAVERS a. CO.,
III and lis washington Building
Telephone Black "a
HOTEL. BUYERS. ATTENTION.
FOR SALE.
inxs, the best furnished, fsnest located.
most respectable house on she market ia
seattle today. paytns Handsomely, brick
building. al conveniences. years lease.
cheap rent. reasons for selling; price
II. ?, PARKER a CO.
NOME
PLACER CLAIMS.
For Sales claims properly stsked and re-
corded. on well known creeks. located Ia
the early spring 81 last year. owner must
have rsoney to work other claims; spot
HI. PARKER 4 CO.
Phone, Blue sll ii2 Yesler vas,
STANDARD GAS LAMPS.
Buy Standard gasoline gas lamps; finest
white lisat. AZ nominal cost; generates
in one-halt minute any child can Hight
Il: fool proof; only caution necessary.
don't All them while lighted psrine
Gas Lamp Company. lea First avenue.
PARTNER wanted with suan money or
g0od security, In hrSt-alsss office bust
ness. exceptional chance: well eStah-
llshed: need the man more than money
Apply to the Haley Investment Com
pany, SIS New York block.
Broom house; exquisite furniture; on
Fourth avenue, close in; must be sold
this week: price t515: see this for fine
home J. z. West & Co.. 81 First ave.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANT AID
AGENCIES.


Tbs Posf-lnteIirencer has established branch seen.
49, whsss eiasifed entertainments will be received
entn 70 .. y. each day. The rates charged At the
branch agencies ths 1t the Pcst-Intelli-
eencer busfne>a cf6cs Cash ads onis viii BE- taken
u branch assnisa Following Il the lit Of agencies
YOPke Darringt0n's trug store.
eecOnd avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. n. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy. Madfsou
street and Fifteenth avenue.
walls Wa1la Pharmacy, Twenty
asst ana East JeAsraon.
FreeboPn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
sue south and Jackson.
shfrtleTs DRUG store. Twenty
third avenue sesth and jackson.
srhmitr' Drug store. 1022 Howell.
corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenus.
4. y. Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
and Ftfth avenue north.
y. \. Costtgan's Pharmacy, ousen
Aans avenue and Roy street.
HALLARD.
Prestom's Pharmacy. nailara ~.
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drag Company. Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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FOR sALE-CITv NEAL ESTATE
WM. p. HARPER,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
NEW HOMES.
We have two seven
room houses nearing
Completion, which we know
TO be good propositions
at the price asked
We have built them
both and have used
every care that labor and material should
be or the best. and " you will Investigate
YOU VIII be convinced that YOU are get.
ting full value for your money
They are both modern
In every respect. The
Noors are double, and
they are aheeted and
sided with building
paper between
One L. on Seventeenth avenue rntddlA of
the block north OF East Jefferson street
Penton Ridge district and the price IL
2,sd9 DOLLARS.
The other IL a very slightly location On
Denny way, near Harvard. splendid
View OF Sound. mountains and port OF the
city. that cannot be shut OF. The price IA
a25e DOLLARS.
for plans, specifications and terms. which
VIII be reasonable.
wM p HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank Building
OPEN TODAY.
FOR SAl.F@Si, so. 500 cash and 100 per
year VIII buy lehxl& On corner Nine.
,eenth avenue, Renton ridge, with g.
room house, convenient 10 Minor school
and Madison and Lake Washington car
lines.
81. SoD-s-room house. lot s0xiob. well IA.
terms.
ssQ3-k0 per month without interest will
buy pleasant 5-room house with hath
and sewer connection. iio1 cash win buv
the lot on which this house StRnas. de-.
sirahle corner. both streets graded
whom you consider the monthly payment
Is only equal 90 rent. you see the prap-
erty IL only costing You $500
sSs-loaxioo. corner on Drexel avenue car
line. graded street
s7ee-.6'ne ~ the mast slightly corners on
Beacon hut Thirteenth near Massachu-
setts street.
ssso s'si9S corner on second hill. near
Madison.
W n. FIELD Real Estate
q. \. VIRTUE, Loans os
n and e Halter plds 'yssone Maj, ~,
sl.2a FOR A Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS
MD ONE LOT on TWENTY
EIGHTH AVENUE
fi.&so F'oR Two-sToRY FRAME
lfk fsis4sINN AND TWO Its on
TWESTf-THTRp AVENUE. IN
NAl.i.A WAE.I~A ADDITION.
STREETS ALL GRADED AND
SEWER PAID FOR.
OFFER WANTED on a PIECE OF
WATER FRONT, 5GxfN FEET. IN
BELI. q DENNY ADDITION.
r. F. ANDERSON Il Co.
$40 NEW YORK BLOCK.
30 lots in Ballard on in-tailments.
Lot Nxile. y. r cor. 1st and 81 Fir
Lot saxisa. y. ". cor Iafh and E Union.
Lot Dtxl@s. y. 4. cor. Ind and 81 Spruce
Lot eox110, y. r cor. Minor and Thomas
Also Income property netting 10 Der cert
HENRY w LUNG. ps Burke building
ON the Broadway car line. near the rity
park. a modern eiEht-roOnn house and
two nice lots property well located
with fine view Of the mountains and
Ikae, for ~. %, only 800 cash required
A. z. Parker & Co. 500 Burke building
a snap on Rainier heights Mr. Tucker
Of London. Eng, has directed me ~ seli
his residence property. s-room house
with eight lots, fruit. etc. az q co... ear
~ application Will secure a bargain.
Box IL Seattle
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sPEGtAL NOTICES.
CHILDREN'S fancy dress. ball. Ranke
hall. by Prof wilson's pupils Saturday
afternoon, February 18th grand march
at 2 O'Clock sharp Admission, children
or adults, t0c. Prize cake walking and
waltzing. See large 500 cake in Palace
OF Sweets window on Second avenue.
Music by Wagner.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mill at
tho foot of Broad street. North Seat
Tie. Is now I'm operation. NH Office, teie-
phone, Union IS: downtown Office, room
g. Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone. Maine ess
SOMPOSITIOS-Ws are now prepared TO
DO composition for the trade (any meas
rrel. In Nonpsrell. Minion, BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PUBLISHERS NoTicE.-TrsveIlng agents are
J. A. Mcclellan, o. p. Locmfs. +. Blanchard City
csne,tors are y J. Hawfey. John D. shsehan. T. II.
Oohlke, e. H. Stefen and Robert Akin. Post
masters everywhere are our agents. ray money
only TO these and to orr resident agents ia the
va1oue cities and towns Of the Northwest.
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BIRTHS.

~ -
hansAuR-In iris city February 20. 1900. at s0s
Columbia street. TO Mr.. and Mrs II r. Ransaur
son.
THURsT0N-Fetruaiy Q. 1907. to Mr. and Mrs.
ID. W. Thurston, daughter
sMILH-Feorusry q. 1890. 70 Ar. and Mrs. c. b.
Smith. son.
BAkER-Feopay q. 1900. to Mr. and Mrs. y. ].
Baker, a dsnehteF
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
CiIfLDREN'S fancy dress ball, prize cake
walking and dancing Saturday afternoon
February "a. 1900; music by Wagner; see
large 81 cake In Palace OF Sweets win
dow, Heeond avenue. .Retwean Cclumbia
or adults. Zoe. Ranke hall. Pike street
and Fifth avenue.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continueu.

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BASEMENT wanted; must be in good To-
cation and handy to get at. Address,
with particulars, W GO. care of Post-In-
tellieencer.
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FOR SALE-MACHINERY.

FOR SALE-Heavy pony planer, 1i-inch
four-sided planer. factory trucks
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rip saws, railroad cutoff saw, wood
printing press. stitching machine. Dado
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Tho. following letter. await advertised
at this cfhce:
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28
Yet Held. .---Many Visitors.

other instruments have been under
the supervision of Mr.. Hustled.
The program Monday evening con-
sisted of combination of the various
talent under their instruction. The
violin solo of Mr.. Brosseau and the
piano solo of Mrs. Brown were finely
executed and called forth rounds of
applause. The showing of each indi-
vidual student was good and they
have reason to feel proud of the pro-
gress they have made this year along
the line Of musical accomplishments.
The following is the entire program
as rendered:
Piano Trio LA Dame Blanche -..... Mozart
MISSES CRoTHERs, HENDRICKsoN AND
HARzA.
Piano Solo Invitation a la Dance" 49,. Weber
MISS RIBsTEIS.
Mandolin Solo. Wedding March" MendeLssohn
MISS EMMA SHULTz.
Piano Solo. LA Cascade" ......-.-... Pdner
MISS RIsUM.
Violin Solo" "Auld Lang Syne"-yaried --...
Mr.. BRossEAU.
Piano Solo. "Rigoletto" Verdi-L List
MRS. BRowN.
Piano Duet "Scherso Brilliante" SporaholtE
MISS HARzA AND MISS RosKIE.
Vocal Nightingale Song. '.-......M Macy
MISS CURRY.
Piano Solo..." "Narcissus'' .-.--N Nevin
Miss RosKIE.
Mandolin Duet "Eusueno Seductor" .Rosas
MISS LAWRENCE AND MISS RITCHY.
Piano Solo..'Last Hope" .GottschaIk
MISS JENNIE SHULTZ.
Piano Quartette Spanish Dance" 80" Hoist
MISSES MORRISON, RIBsTHIN, WILLIAMS
AND Mr., MILLER
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

Lieut.. Reimer, late of the First South
Dakota, were well executed, and both
officers and men showed the patient
effort of the instructor. After some
time spent In battalion drill, the bat
talon was marched to position
about mile northeast of the college,
where skirmish was commenced,
having for It's object the election OF
the sirregulars" stationed behind the
ramparts OF the new athletic grounds.
The fire discipline was good and at all
times the commander had perfect
control Of the men. The advance was
made in good order and the works of
the enemy" carried with a cheer.
After witnessing the dismissal OF the
companies the crowd visited in the
various departments and inspected
the work OF the college generally.
SENIOR CLASS PLAYS.
Fully six hundred people crowded
into the chapel Wednesday evening
and fully two hundred more were
turned away. Those who were obliged
TO return home were very much dis
appointed, as many had made repeated
attempts TO gain admission to some OF
the exercises, but without success,
and we were very sorry TO see stran-
gers, out of town people. compelled tn
remain on the outside. The class
plays presented this evening were
good and, IL there was any choice be-
tween the two, 1t was in favor OF the
original farce written by the mem
oers OF the class. The Emergency"
farce at least served to create the
most fun for the large audience. The
individual parts In both plays were
well taken and the entertainment
was great success In every way.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

SS111AiAASS6nASAsA IA
Commencement exercises were
brief, consisting OF piece Of instru-
mental music by Mesdames Wheeler,
Crosier, Brown and Miss McNamee,
invocation by Rev. w. NJ. jennings,
address by Bishop Thomas o German,
of Sioux Falls, song by vocal quar-
tet, composed OF Messrs. Crosier, Orr,
Crane and Allen and the conferring
Of degrees. At the close Of the sxer-
cises the large audience Joined In sing
ing America.
II is seldom that the people of our
state, and more particularly those
present at these exercises from Brook
ings, have an opportunity to listen 70
so scholarly an address as that deliv-
cred this morning by Bishop O'Gor.
man. The gentleman opened his ad.
dress by a few preliminary remarks,
paying the highest kind OF a compIi.
ment to our little city. He had Wis.
tied all Of the towns of any import.
ance In South Dakota, but nowhere
had be encountered such an atmos
phere Of culture and refinement. The
abundance Of beautiful shade trees
the well kept lawns and numerous iins
residences, all betokened an intellec
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

Miss Olson read the class history,
modestly referring to some Of the
trials and pleassntries OF this partic-
ular body of Seniors.
Miss Mary Davies piano solo was q
difficult piece well executed.
III. De La, In his Instructions to the
Juniors gave some fatherly advice,
and bis sage remarks created much
merriment.
]. L. Beebe followed with a shotgun
charge" to the faculty administered
at short range. His instructions
were full OF wit and in all seriousness
the speaker paid both DR.. Heston and
Prof. Shepard well deserved compli-
ment, not forgetting the entire fac
ulty In his closing remarks.
ExHIBIrIoN MILITARY DRILL.
Wednesday afternoon was the occa-
sion OF an exhibition drill by the cadet
battalion. A large crowd gathered to
witness the proceedings, and although
the wind and dust was very trying,
evinced much interest In the man
ouvres. At the call OF the bugle the
companies were assembled and
marched to the campus, where the
battalion was formed. The various
levolutions, under the direction Of
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}. D. A. c. Commencement Week.

equal the performance Of this quartet
on this occasion.
M. II. Doughty, the class president,
in his address manifested deep ear
nestness and his portrayal Of student
life was interesting. The young
mans demeanor was singularly pleas
ing and he convinced his audience
that he had been close student. He
leaves the college with the esteem Of
his classmates and the faculty and
possessing a well grounded education.
Miss Morrison had well written
paper which she read in a pleasing
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

be Agricultural college commence
10 for 1900 was opened last Friday
hing with a concert given by the
bdolin orchestra, assisted. The
ram was an excellent one and
n entertainment made splendid
hing number for the exercises
\ have followed. The large aud
g indicated the interest felt and
n highly complimentary to this
1ndid organization.
De degree of interest was en-
bed by the very fine concert given
his same organization some time
and also by the fact that Prof.
ted, the director, will soon take
|departure for Lincoln, where he
|4ccepted a position in the Uniyer-
Fof Nebraska.
We program as found below was
~ in full with an intermission of
APPS ten minutes. Mrs. J. Fl.
eler played several accompani-
- In her usual excellent style,
Ing very materially in the success
lie Instrumental duet by Messrs.
and Hustled, and in the violin
by Prof, Hustled.
ne individual parts were we'll exc
| rendering the orchestra music
1nally enjoyable. The descriptive
'sks proved fully as popular as upon
|Dfmer occasion and were greeted
Tremendous applause. All in
the concert was a great credit to
Institution, creating, as 1t did, a
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

be entertained by the Seniors. The
rostrum was beautifully decorated
with the orange and black, class col
ors, and the blue and lemon yellow,
college colors, while in front were
flowers Ia profusion. The horseshoe
and four-leaf clover, emblems of good
luck, were tastefully arranged at
either side.
Rev. Finch, of the First Baptist
church, invoked the divine blessing.
The piano quartet by the Misses
Davies, Williams, Carlson and Davies
was very well rendered. In fact IL
would be difficult to find four young
ladies In class of eighteen who could
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

ye steadfast, unmovable, always
abounding in the work Of the Lord"
For over an hour the learned doctor
drew a striking lesson from this text.
1t was one that could not fail Of leav-
ing its impress upon the minds of the
young people before him. He dwelt
forcibly upon the point that all good
works, It mattered not how menial
the service, was the "work OF the
Lord" and he gave them strictly In
charge to ever walk and act as true
Christians, abounding In oil good
works to the honor and glory of God.
IL was q good sermon and one well
calculated to instill into the hearts of
his hearers the love OF labor In its
truest and highest sense. Every
member of the class of 1900 that
sticks to the text and heeds the
kindly admonition Of their aged conn
selor, will enjoy true happiness and
worldly success here, and have q
strong hold on the treasures of the
Kingdom come" Rev. A. s. Mason
pronounced the benediction.
STUDENTS MUSICAL RECITAL.
The musical department Of the col
lege has, this year, been In charge OF
Mrs. j. I'll. Wheeler and Prof. Fl. H.
Hustled. The excellence Of their In
struction was attested In all Of the
musical performances Of commence
ment week, more particularly the In
strumeutal part, The superior excel
lence, over former years, Of the stud
ents' work upon the piano is due to
the skill and energy Of Mrs. Wheeler,
while the violin, mandolin, guitar and
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-06-28

manner, though the young lady's voice
was not strong enough to be audible
at the rear OF the chapel.
f. w. Groves class poem was full of
good hits and far above the average OF
such productions.
MISS Sara Davies, as class orator,
sustained her well earned position
and increased her reputation as an ac-
complished lady. 1t was an able
effort, every sentence bristling with
brilliant thought and every word was
uttered with pleasing distinctness.
The REGISTER regrets being unable
to reproduce this grafton, even though
it would thus be deprived OF the force
and brilliancy engendered by the
young lady's happy presentation.