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ment in financial could but be caughtAn this
State.
There is certainly nothing in the atmosphere OF
Texas TO interfere with the founding within its borders
Of hduciary institutions similar to those which have
contributed much to the Capitalization OF wealth in
the Eastern statess Texans lacking in the ee
ments necessary 10 the acquisition of the training re-
quired to successfully conduct insurance and trust
companies such those of foreign origin to the sue
cessfu maintenance of which they annually contribute
large proportion of their wealth one strong prop
erly managed trust company, controlled by Tex
as brains and backed by Texas money. of which
there is plenty for the purpose of its organi-
cation, would be of incaculable benefit to the State
and stimulate the formation of Others which would
soon the necessity for dependence upon East
capitalists for assistance in the promotion of Tex
projects.
Productive soil and unbounded resources are great
blessings but something besides Joy in their posses
sion must animate those upon whom they have been
conferred If they to rise above the state of
producers of wealth to be ultimately absorbed by
shrewd dollar manipuators who make business of
controlling the development of the country in their
own interest.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


An The great enemy Of knowledge bu, inertness
n NO ws want = and then we are sure 70 90
es with anether each destroys opponent and the truth
evolved This is the q the human mind and is
Of rev eonriyanees the orsnacrs Of here
wrong the least part az The question They tend to
excite the mind they disturb the public sloth-Bueke
In these crucial statements great Buckle perhaps
consciously advances admirable arguments behalf Of the
newspapers Here is grand forum popular discussion
ana out OF the stress Of controversy truth with
smiling face.
The San Antonio International fair promises to be the
sort,nit w d heq a. that place VIII R9ekPort let sh o.
organize business mems club and be up and doins-Roe
An Considerable has been said about nausurans big fair
~ Houston and confidently predicted that would
have one going this fall buwe we'll talk about it again
next spring, perhaps.
49, The rresisbe and irepressbe Jsh McLemore here
me other DAY Besides being oil magnae now he Is
the gold and silver mines in the State q chibuaba While
Million woG be td Goad Ss ho We #
is not much danger Of him being such
however want take advantage this early opportunity
to declare fs4 ourselves in with hm-Lareoo Times
d o W 9ofy nan energetic in business and true friend
And one of the best newspaper workers that hit
Texas
It is NOT to be supposed that The Houston Posts tsmperer
Right Nor does he hit the pipe
It !; fact that could stand continued prosperity
But it is equally fact that we would make strenuous
endeavor stand it.
y 81
You can't escape criticism for if save your money
spendhrift and dog.--Van zandt County Enterprise.
And II he begs his money he's pore oil bum.
The business manager of the Ruster is seriously consid
erine the advsabity OF negotiating purchasing linotype
never been able to save more han ha that amount i would
undoubtedly be useful in business.-Cumby Ruser.
Why not get two of them Mort and $4,000?
The Mount Vernon Herald has struck as and is greatly
improved Observation-Disclosures Wideawake
1t seems to be of the real illuminating variety too.
What will become of the rising seneratonl VIII som,
wise please answer Chiffon Herald
If you were to ask what would become of the rising
generation might refer you Wilhemna who would
probably rethread her needle and reply Wait"
One little hug from the baby is full recompense for day
of toll and trial.-Petty Enterprise.
We hadn't heard about it. Brce but we congratulate you
All the folks doing we'll?
Is there any sn6SG1e cS the fact that soon II,
bills ?-Dallas Times Herald
Nav his third wife died and expenses being thereb,
reduced, he able pony up.
x
Miss Zua Pulen, editress Of the Smiley News,
tied recently Smiley business of that
Pace If the News had announcement of the marriage
steals paragraphs for this paper She still conducts the
happy FioTesvie GhToniee a. es 10 'n'
This might be called setting pace" in journalism
To get tr rid G 5 Evans The president will shoot him up
That is better (or Evans than turning him down woult
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POINTS ARour PEoPLe.

Missouri editor respectfully calls the rzar's attention
ex-senator w II Ryan Of Crawford county, Kansas, at
whose home the twelfth son has just arrived
The late Baron Fitzgerald, Irish Judge who
the bench for twenty pronounced capital
sentence and Lord Morris who for twenty-five years
hanged a criminal
Rev. DR., r. NJ Palmer who delivered vigorous baeca-
laureate address at the University OF Georgia nearly SIS
old and has held the pastorae New Orleans Pres
byteran church for nearly fifty years
Hugh DOUGLASS Wise who has been made captain in the
Ninth regiment United States infantry the young officer
who carried his the hill San Juan and rendered
important service by phoogaphng the position of the
Captain Wise was graduated from West Point in 1904
The Paris Gaulo says that Of the following
named celebrities be erected Paris by the municipal
authorities Garibaldi Baudelae, Pasteur Gounod Bazae
Spuller De Musset Boule Jules Simon Verlaine General
Dumas Alexander Dumas ls GARNER Augusts Comte Dau-
Diet and Hugo.
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our lneonarusus Tariff Laws.

Atlanta Constitution
If the National tariff law was drawn up for the soN y
Of raising revenue for he government and was n'
ike other forms Of taxation without dscrminatea ~
sainst industries or individuals there would be cpHl
%vey no complaint AS it is We have tariff the iron '
lies Of which are made in tie interest Of but hall dsls
individuals With the protection thus afforded thss. q
od up the prices OF iron gods 10 American oitlenn 4
United States while the ben,ht OF low prices is ss'.
hose abroad Thus we see law having for It's os'''~
bjeet the uphuildng OF American citizens conyef'se
seney 10 squeeze their pocket and resulting ~ -.
If lower prices to the man living in France IN rnsn~S
lrca or almost anywhere So that he is not an ""''
,itiEen
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An Admirable Trait.
Orange Leader.

An admirable trait in the character of John Henry Kbv
and that has aided largely in his successes s he ~
selfish regard for his fellow II is fact worth -,
note that he has YET taken step higher on the M
of that he did take with him some friend ~
soeiate perhaps some young struggling for suecs.
whose ability and effort had fallen under his observation
Always friend TO labor, he has lost an onno,
ameliorate the condition Of the lsborng men in his
Thus was that when he realized that the goal for
he had been working for fifteen yeSs had been
attained the FIRST thought OF his great heart for the
OF Drawn and muscle without whose daily lahor me-
would come 70 nausht and he edesy announced bst NJ
be to issue bulletin reducing working hours Of So1d
horeTs his employ $50 W te IA
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Next sesl Thing.
,hio State Journal.

mic state Journal. ~
Miss Millieent Darlington vho when Mr.. Smn',' y
osed had told him that she wis to wed Mr. coecs, ~ y
moved 70 pity as Mr.. Smthers ood irrcseluts, we r
his hand VA
i hope you will come and ZEE Us some time -
or she didn't know what else tossy ~
But you will be married aid will have born y M
sntitpl daughter answered Spithers with mp' IA =
then will come and engage asHour coschnsnS s'-'
INC 3 with me elope with your laughter a sssa@i
mensstsrX
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VINE we do not believe says the indianapolis sentinel
,, tbn s5,e, of a,sacS,ets are making mountain
, f l. tu in th,i, sun,res SION of the Irish World
This perfectly harmless being merely
meant to show the tendency OF the time and the limitation
placed upon the PRINCIPLES OF liberty and equality by sub
,,esg . nr.sent administration is doing more by It's for
eign policy to dim the ue Of the flag hau all the cartoon
ist could hope to DO fehap' II the tTn'n we're known II
would be found na pouea' 'nouence nave oeen oonsn 10
bear upon ,9' au'no,J Oh Voc 0 pay I',s NO psn E
Ia. been too successful in representing the hypocrisy OF The
present regime a, Washington.
m,NuArrAa oil wel3 Thanks. make ours the same
---
N.. L. 1870, ''y9 ''s, us~Spapel whose
auence in attracting attention and building up city or
town nan other agency that can be Employed PeopE
81 a'l '''e IS guir- ,a ,n ''OS M | no 0'Is
""st' ''''' vs. '' '7'"s '."''''''l' w 49, , W.
."." " .p"A " r 80. ~ FPr''' "'' '''
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az ''''''' '''"S w jump wy '''
"''e'''' "
Girl has Just had man arrested Tor Aussns her and
ne IS que 70 ''u 'n'' "'ol't'Su kove's "ussse 9i,
's seems 'Ne W. ~. P'7''' " happiness
---- ,------1----1
otNtNAl mas o'''' ''N'" u" NOT an mas caused
many p''s''a''0's y, la'e
Two MEN arc alone on me vide wide sea IN an endeay0r
20 n'Ne l"e p''s1FS - T IL % ns '1o.
N'"e' - singing IN - - - 1--WE ~e DAYS
q poLlAN sayeu Is o'''' earned Leu inc government
Ne'p N''"' "-
A MAN named Parsons has invented steam turbine
when ne CLAIMS WIN revoluonLe ocean TRANSFORMATION Inc
p''"'p1 '''"S ''''. q ". ou"e . ,'9 les0''''o"'
ALI that as yet said OF the that she
10 ''S 'p0''S '0' " e.-pl-e
Tur car doesn't trade with US but we can
see bv the late addionto cars family that what the
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To travelling Texans.

The Post will be found sale at the following places;
New Oreans-St. Charles Hotel news stand T. F. Cess
ner 1903 ST. Charles street and H. j. Hole Commercial
street
New York city-Brentano's, Union square.
Washington D. C-Metropolitan hote, and Washington
News Exchange.
Buffalo, N. Y.--Buffao Circulation Bureau
St Louis Mo.-Planters' MOTEL and Union station
Los Angeles, Cal~-Oliver Harris 100 South Spring
Denver, Coos-Thc Stationery company and Hamilton &
Kendrck. 700 Seventeenth street,
Omaha Neb.--Merserth Stationery company 1903 Fur
rna street.
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Idle curiosity.

On these warm nights one lies awake
While queries All the mind with doubt
What does the Indian falAr fake
And what's the mullah mad sboutl
,Washingten Star.
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a Humble FInI,h

Alas how often pride must fall
With all It's pomp and buster
No peacock would believe his tail
Could make feather duster.
--WashiaRson s,,.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
tio2, ilo5, 1lo7 and 1903 Franklin Avenus'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Department 1885, Editorial Department 45f.
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stsysd a. the Posioes at Houston Teras SeeoHdCsss
Mad Matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

THE thermometer registers 100 in Little Rock and il is
said that the dram dFinke carrying their Licenses in
their hat bands.
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Jusr faney II it had been for the prosperity a.
party getting there might been any oil
near Beaumont
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Old colorea Janitor Dead.

Walker Howard, the venerable cclored
janitor of the Capitol at Richmond
is dead He was born In OulpepeI
county June TO- 1925. H8 was
later removed by his master TO Eau
outer county ana served In the o nfed
crate army as bodyguard 20 SIR. Steven
Frenoh, surrendering with his master
at app 'msttox His first connection
with the Capitol was as messenger &c
military Gov. Pierpont. He held 9
similar position under Gov. Wells, aud
hes been ever since, up 60 the time
Of his death, the Anitor Of the Cover
nor 8 Office. He cast his FIRST vote for
Gilbert o Walker for Governor. and
was always consistent Democrat
Walker was an exceedingly aristocratiC
negro, and did not have much so dc
with his race
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Birthday Party in Stafford.

Taokett's Mills, Va. Jan. 10Th, 1901
There was delightful birthday party
given OF the hospitable home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. Henry Helm on the
night Of January oath, 1901. A sump-
tuous supper was ferved OF the usual
hour, aud at 10 O'Clock the guests were
invited TO the dining room, where the
table was ladened with confectioneries
and delicacies Of toe season. The mu-
sic was furnished by Messrs- Helm,
Combs and Moore Among those pres.
ent were Misses NJ Davis, Nettie,
Luoretia, Lille and Picnic Helm,
Lille aud Nellie Stevens, Mrs. X.
Stevens and Mrs. Laura Helm; Messrs.
X. B. Combs, J, Davis, h. Davis,
Stansberry Davis, w. Stevens. Ashton
Armstrong, Linden Beach, Dutf, Charlie,
Title. Stuart. Chester, Wexford ano
Maurice Helm and Professor Moore.
II.
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ORaUGE
Death Of Prominent Young Man-Notes and
Personals, Etc

Correspondence Of The Free Lance.
Orange county. Va Jan 28ih. 1901
Many Of our people will probably fill
ice.houses this week the weathe, has
been very cold
There IL much sickness among ns
Master Thos Voolfolk, eldest child ~
our popular Doctor. has been very III
with pneumonia. Il delights ua {
note his improvement. All Che gD d
people Of 1.-THE Springs" have been
confined with grin Tnsy too, we ave
glad 20 cay. are getting better.
Messrs Smith and Daniel shipped a
foe load OF cattle ana hogs today, to
northern markets.
Mr.. Wallace Graves. son Of that good
and jlvial msn, Mr. Rufus Graves, is
the lpular clerk at Capt Daniels.
Mr. Will Green, among the most
popular boys In this section, has re.
turned from pleasure trip
Many of our young men who long
ago left off the social glass, have start
ed this year with dlsoa'ding tobacco,
and are fattening 90 fast on shorter
rations that they declare crusade
against the weed
Mr.. StanArd Goldman. who recently
came home sick, Is rapidly improving
and,delightiug his friends with fotntil-
lations Of his experience In the city by
the sea
Mr. o 7. Terrill sold two bovines
lass week that aggregated nearly three
thousand pounds Uaole Towlie oan't
be beat on hue stock.
Il Rrieves us 20 note the death OF
Samuel. con Of Mr. David Fruzsr Il
was only week ago when no was
cheering rs with his manly Christian
association. Appendicitis with die
rapidity did the sad work Specialist
from Richmond assisted DR. Voolfolk
in operating Friday evening. AS the
sun was kissing the Blue Ridge 5atnr'
day, his noble life was iransplanted
samuel was faithful member OF Pa.
munkey church, q rising student Of
Richmond o llege. a beloved and duti'
ful child aud q young man OF great
promise and popularity. Oar heart
mourns with our dear beTeaved friends
and oo.workers May the God OF all
psaoe send consolation and comfort into
the sorrOWing hearts The separation
won't be long As time warns the cold
CLAW over the grave Of love, the soil 10
rapidly washing from under our feet
The interment took place this evening
at hslf.pAst two, az Pamuukey church
where Samuel served the Master, and
was dearly loved by large circle OF
friends ..
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Orange Court.

When the p, r. & p. r. h. train
pulled out from fredericksburg Monday
morning it had al unusually small
representation Of our business men 10
attend Orange court. Messrs. George
King, Of Lowery q Co., james Mussle
man, John o. Willis. Prof. Martinozek,
l.. Conway Chichester, Of the Star, and
The Free Lance representative COM
posed the delegation. Several who
intended TO 90 overslept themselves and
were left.
At Tindens, among those who got
on board were Mr. Rupert r. Powell
and wife and Mr.. h H. Blscoe (OuI
Bob). Mrs. Powell was en- route 30
Olarksburg, w Va, where she Will be
the guess Of her daughter for she
winter. Mr.. Powell has recently sold
his fine farm near Belmont 20 Mr..
AultmAn. Of Pennsylvania, for SO, 800
There has been q great deal Of sick
meas IA he county Mr.. aud Mrs. A
r. 0ibos have beep critically ill with
bus are now H1fbiRQ better
r. Davis Is quite elok
qse as~anee A. wheat has greatly
pleased che farmers vno-
thtlf etoFH There % lully eo,cy
tuenoie 81 Iho cpouty nos yet sold Mf
- Heayes cold bis crop Of 600 bnshel
centa, delivofed al Esn1aln ar =
also bouRht she crops 81
/ Gibbs and Mr.. Bledeoe % TIE sam
price. $50
The bulk Of the corn now being fe
ia the county comes from the Wes
The supply Ia the county OF hom
raised corn IL nearly exhausted. Mr.. J
P. Rodgers. Of this city. has oontracte
20 paint q residence on one OF Mr.. "
o. Graves farms. near Orange.
There was practically nothing dom
in court.
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at0pportunity Money
Stearns' January Sale.
ALL NEXT WEEK THE SALE CONTINUES.
DRHSS GOODS.

Is very troublesome and difioult to unroll measure
and roll up again Dress Goods stock and you can save
money BY helping TO reduce this stock
40 inch wide Black OheVios heavy value 500 now Soc
~ inch wide Black Blaue for waists, 50c ... BOO
AZ inch wide Black Orepon. former price &c. 800
90 inch wide Black OheVot beautiful quality 800
90 inch wide Black Heavy Cloths for and skirts
81 % and 81 so, now ...... .........,... 81 90
AZ inch wide Black Henrietta. all WOOL good black
worth 700. now ....................... coo
40 inch wide Black Henrietta all wool good black
worth $780, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. zoe
"A inch wide Black Henrietta al wool good blaok
worth g. now ......................... ... 85,
good Of Fancy OolOred Dress Goods Eould
make ohiidens dresses house wrappers qualities
that sold for 800 offered for ............ 200
Some beautiful dress patterns Of fancy weave dress
goods sold for 876c. 81 and S25 20 close at 400
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Notes From Stafford
correspondence of The Free Lance

Correspondence Of The Free Lance
Brooke, w., Jan. 20. 1901.
P,of s A. Oien will sing at An
drew's Chapel Thursday night, January
3lst
Mics Bertha Patton is out again, hay
ing recovered from a spell ofelckness
Miss Hattie Berry has returned 90
her home az Leland, after spending q
pleasant time with friends and rela'
tives In Washington.
Miss Blanche Street. who has been
sick with the grip. Is improving
Mr.. William Humphries and family.
formerly Of Washington. have moved 20
Staff I'd near this place.
Miss Belle Gift Is quite sick at her
home, ". ..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Her Back aarnsa.

Mary Lucas. wife u he Robert
Lucas. q oolored shcennas 81 this citg.
narrowly escaped being o<td - dsnft
Monday. In attemptir 1orsc1 .tosa
from smoking she oe1f ~
she GOALS ignitsd she carpet input,sas
this ont her dress o. pht win won-
sesfui presence Of z Z. q sbe tore ID from
her sfYFsssare W ~ she floor. a blazing
maBs Thou S4e went into tne nes,
room and got bucket OF water ana
extinguished the flames She was oaoIy
burned about the back
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31

Mts. Fannie Adams. wife OF Mr..
Joseph " Adams. died at hfr nome
Tuesday morning. aged 50 years. Sne
leaves, besides her husband, four sons
and three daughters. Three Sons,
Messrs. Lewis and Henry Adams reside
In Washington, and Mr.. Jno Adams 10
Frostburg nd. The others are resi-
dents Of this city. The funeral sook
place yesterday, Rev. ] 2 Stump con-
Quoting the services. ana the intermen'
was made Ia the City cemetery.
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MThA Balls Al Orange.

Prof MArtinczek has made arrange
ments for she presentation OF 'Ihe
Bells. q" by The company who 90 success
folly rendered ls here, at Orange. on
Tuesday night, February 5th. The
fare from here ~ Orange and return
viii be 81 %. aud will include admis-
sion 20 the Opers House. The train will
leave ihe P, f 81 p. r r. depot here
SC 4 D. m. arriving at Orange Of q
O'Clock and return az IL p m Those
wishing 20 90 will give their names TO
Prof. Martinczsk, Capt. Coates or DR..
J. p. Stiff. The train will stop at sta
tions along the route.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31

Many a woman dresses to 20 out, feels
irresolute, sits down, and falls into a lit
Of respondent musing. Ask her wliai's
the matter, and she'll probably answer
SIust the blues" And what are the
biuesl Only another name, in general,
for a disordered liver and a diseased
stomach. Cleanse the liver, heal the
stomach, purify the blood, and there'll
be no more blues. 1t can be done by
the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. This medicine puts the dis
eased organs of digestion and nutrition
into a condition Of sound health. II
eliminates from the blood all impure and
poisonous substances, and cleanses the
clogged liver. II contains neither al.
cohol nor narcotics.
II had liver complaint for the past hfleen
years, complicated with dyspepsia aud gall
stones, writes Mrs. ~ Bernier, Of t6i Kim ST. D.,
Oshkosh. Wis. al doctored with seven Of our
prominent doctors, and not one or ell Of them
have done me the good, nor begun TO do what
your medicines have, I have used three bottles
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. one
vial Of his Pleasant Pellets, and one bottle Of
DR.. Pierce's Favorte Prescription, and have
gained about eighteen pounds since FIRST began
TO take these remedies
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousnesa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31

To The Free Lance:
In your issue Of January 26sh, under
the heading Local and Current Dom.
ments" you state 'It is reported the
Rev. II. l. Quarles. formerly pastor
Of Broaddus Memorial Baptist church,
Of Richmond city, Is TO be called 70
the D astorate Of the church Ut Bowling
Green. " There are two Baptist
churches in Bowling Green, and the
pulpit Of Bowling Green Baptist
Church" is not vacant. but Is very
ABLY filed by its pastor. Rev. z. M
DoWley. The item may have referred
20 Calvary. Justice demands this dis
function. Reepeo fully,
READER.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Mission Services at St. George

At S.. George church on Thursday
niQhs at 7:45 will commence q series
Of Mission services which will continue
for ten days. Rev W. d Smith, the
rector. win DO assisted by Rev. Nelson
p Dame, Of Winchester. Each day
during the wal services will be held
at IL m and As p. m and on Sunday
at1ta m 8:45 p m aud 7:i5 p. m
All pews are free and cordial invita-.
ton is extended 80 al who wish 20 at
kand
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Montpelier to be xsdernizsd.

William Du Pont, Of Wilmington,
Del who recently bought the historic
home Of President James Madison,
MONTPELIER, Orange county, has awarded
The contract for extensive improvements
30 local builder. The historic features
Of the old mansion will remain, but the
building will be equipped With mod
ern conveuiences and will be nne
rural home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-31
Death Of Mr.. Fillmore Dye.

Mr.. Fillmore Dye. formerly of this
county, died Monday evening Of pneu-
mopis. &c his his home near Falmouth,
aged AZ years. He leaves a wife and
two small children. He was mem.
Der Of the Falmouth Baptist church,
ana the funeral took place there Tues
dav afternoon, Rev. Decatur Edwards
conducting the service. The interment
was made In the Falmouth cemetery.