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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
kewsy Notes OF the HarbOr
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The schooner Fearless. which left
Shanghai on Feb. Is. arrived Ia Port
T0wuneud this afternoon Wlth her
foremost carried away az the result
Of an encounter with the elements.
Steamship Roanoke left San Fran
cisco Tor Seattle today. This weasel
vii sail for Now York after loadlpg
at this port
Ninety nye laps. who arrived on
fho kRsa Maru. from the Orient.
have passed muster before tho immi-
gra ton bureau and were admitted.
The steamer White wing 90 the T..
l.. a y 60. arrived here last night
from Fuifhhvru. Che viii undergo
repairs aud proceed North with cau-
merry supplies.
The schooner Ralph }. Long sails
Monday for Cooks Inlet She viii
take North a part cargo u pipes.
The bAttlsnhip Wisconsin VIII arr
rive al the navy yard dry dock a.
brwfnerton about Mar 4.
The revenue cutter Manning n a.
hromsrtun. She viii probably have
some repairs done on her tnout
The steamer Newport ~ tho L. T..
4 -. Go. sailed FOR the North Last
night with about 40 canurrymen and
cargo % raunury supplies.
The steamer Jchuio 81 the Pacific
Packing Go sailed for the North yes
terdhy afternoon with 100 chuuery-
men and n fun cargo 81 eauuery sup.
plies. The rHuucfsmeu were SUP.
piled with cpuccrtinhH. arc0fdlong
ana mouth organs. They Llhdr ihe
h., meioaious on their way out
The American ship Roanoke ~ hich
~ Haid e. b. the largest woaden ship
afioaI has cleared 81 San Frnucihrn
for Puget sound with 500 casks 81
wine and ~ oeA chAes Of salmon. She
viii load 40 100 cases Of salmon here
for New York
Tho German bark gchiffhsk and
the schooner Golden Shore so ~ sea
tomorrow from Tacoma. The Golden
shore 10 iusahnr- laden for sydney.
fahis adfiess received o. Nletnfts
state thai ths frat a.rtinn Il ths rre.
possd reriac eahis isefween Canada and
10 Andpnfss has ben iaid connecting
Nee zsaiana with Norfolk Island. Aun.
trails
Tbsrs 10 a rovsmsHt on foot 10 form
combination 81 "a The rannsriss -
British Columbia into q monster cosn
ranr Henri Doyle. q vanrouvrr man,
IL sRaiueeTinE the project
TIE FFsnFh haFk Rene Hisnrhs has
srfivsd ~ kan FFshriscn from New
ratie Nifh mutinous crew The lat.
ter declare that they were starved and
cruelty treated 90 the var over the Ia
cine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
SPECIAL
MESSAGE
President Addresses
Congress on Cuba

WARIlINuTON. u. C., March si,--
President Roosevelt today sent 20
congress q special message com
mCndiuH tho consideration or the
measures for maintaining diplum-
attic aud consular Representatives 81
Cuba and fur carrying out the pro-
visions % the act making an approa
prlauon Tor tho support ~ tho army
FOR che uacAl year ending juno %.
1879. The message states It 10 the tn
tentIou Go turn Cuba over 60 the
people 81 tho island May goth, 1909.
The president recommends that
pfuvlaion be forthwith made ana aai-
aries appropr 10 De immrdl.
stely available. Tor an envoy extraor-
binary ANA minister pleuiputnntiAry
60 the republic 90 Cuba. iu The sum
Of $1,000. secretary ~ legation.
1900. second secretary ~ laEauou,
$500, consul Eeusru az Havana,
5000. and conHuln 90 ClenfueHun and
EHutiHEn. 5000 each.
Legislation 90 stimulate the com.
uarciai relations between the United
states and the new republic hte alao
recommended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
A CARELESS
WHEELMAN

n, A. Gaze. "a olsrk IN ths comptrul.
loT 8 Once. mrt with severe Injury
while waiting Tor car nt Second
avenue and James street last even
Ing ~ he was about a. board she
car he notice e hlrycie daHhlnE dpp n
the street toward re- crowd of women
and childrvn, the rider apparently
caring little Tor their safety. SIR
Case graaptd thn whfatmAu tn am
srort To- save those about him fir
was ihruWu 90 the ground and aus
tAiund g severe sHf above his right
~ye The whueiwan asa nos wait Co
Investigate the extent - the INJURY.
hul mounting continued on his way
down fhH street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
SCH. ]. B. LONG
FROM UNALASKA

The schooner J. r. Ward. ~ tons.
arrived hers last night from Dutch
harhor. Niih cargo OF furs con
signed 20 y @ kafoury ~ The Pair.
ard who ls owner % tho vessel The
schooner waa ~ days In making tie
voyage down. and is tho FIRST sailing
vessel that has brought q cargo ~
mere handise down from Alaska this
season cHut. Hanson. the well
known mariner. now master ~ the
Ward. said his ven~ri ley az the Al
sutlan islands al winter rpuu her
return voyage she VIII take north "a
cargo ~ general merchandise far
IL kHfuufy'H store az UnaiHAhR
The vessel reports that the win
for has been on excellent one FOR
hunting. n has been mild. with lots
90 snow Many polar bears we're
seen. which rs very uncommon oc-
curreuce % late wears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
In Hotels
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

At the leading hotels today among
the prominent guests registered are
At the Rainier Grand J. A. HELEN
thai. Juneau: l.. H Peoples, Portland
J. r. Evans, Sitka: !. II. McCnrdy, New
ark Geo simons, Everett 4. J Bole,
Tacoma Geo. r. Robson, Victoria W
l. RowcrF. 81 Paul
Al the Northern y W. Sword, Green
wood Nd Rones, Rossland Geo. NJ
Easterley, valdez; \ J Murray, Car
bonndo J NJ Donohue, spokane \. A
Marshall. Snohomish.
Al the Stevens ]. W. ivoy and wife.
city G.. 4 Martin, Bremcrton ". p
Robertson. spokane c. H. Spinger.
Olympia II W. Cooper Chicago A. X.
Burt. Vancouver
At the Hutler-M J Gordon. spokane
WIN korto Chicago l.. A Mason paw.
sou u ". Evans, Portland John Nc.
Kane. Rossland s. WeiNel, spokane: g
W KoeniE Boston >. Steyius. Astoria
AZ the seattle J Johnson. Kent: d
Ferguson, Whntcum = NJ Velcer. Vie
toria r W Powers, Rlalne u. Linn.
man. san FrauClsco Geo. A Brook Is
saquah } \ steel. Tacoma. n n
Cook. North Yakima
At the Diller-C. =. Lyle. Whatco,,
samuel Gilmore, Alaska ]. /. steele
valdez q A kuppler. Port GnmbIs
John Fowler, Hartford; L. II. Patti
Everett w 70. McDermott, san Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
CLAM DIGGERS
IN REBELLION

In tho United States court this
morning a restraining order was
granted the Representatives 81 the
SQuaxon Indian tribe against y. j.
O'Brien and others.
The Indians filed n complaint yes
tcrday. alleging that O'Bricn and
others were encrOaChing on the vest
cd rights ~ the Indians by ordering
them 20 cease digging CLANS OF Klah-
ehnmin island At the head OF the
Sound
The point comes up through the at
tempt Of the state 90 sell the lands
adjacent 10 the island. and Indians
claim TINT without the fishing rights
the island. granted by the govern
ment 20 them, r. valueless The re-
straining order granted this morning
r. returnahle May n and for the
present restores ell fishing and clam
digging rights 90 the Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
A LA CARRIE NATION
Citizen Francis Smashed a Down.
Town SLOT Machine

because cash rewards were refused
him Ter pts winning an = nickel .in-
the-Hsut machine tn th~ STANDARD Hn.
loon. John Francis t1uk revenge on
the device and eventually landed 90
jau This morning a lhrerated Hsi
is also ore 90 thr results ~ hiH fu-
fiuuH burst ~ temper
bWcer AehaHrwhn made fhc arrest
on the charge ~ malicious deatrur-
tton ~ property Dc appears that
Francis wHs playing 0nr IN the large
machines formerly used as money
paying devices. Now they pay mere
~ checks. good only in trade. as
prizes. Francis objected a. this ard
with his'nst practically wrecked the
machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
ARRESTS

Tom Weiman was arrested BY pa
troima1 Kelly last evening FOR break
ing n email window on Pike street.
fie was intoxicated az the time and
vas released from police headquar-
tsrs as soon ~ he aobered up. and
paid the damages.
Stanley Rankin. "a bartender. and
y. W Farley. q clerk. were arrested
10y Policemen Mayou and HumCs this
morning for lighting.
Jessie Moss. driver NJ q Cascade
laundry wagon. was arrested by HUI
name Oucer HlIgWay this morning
for driving % horse unit for service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
EMPLOYERS
IN SESSION

The executive commlttes Of tho
Employer association was iu nea-
sion at a late hour This afternoon.
Nothing official was given out. not
even the purpose % the meeting. II
lH Understood. however. that the
meeting was called 90 discuss the
present working rules 81 this Jour
neymen Piasterors' union. n ia said
The employers want journeymen to
ace Independently IN AL matters per-
tanning 10 differences. instead Of
abiding BY the decision ~ the Build
the men 10 work on any and nii ioba
when requested 20 do 80 by their
employer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Oiriqo Arrives

Tho steamer DiriRo Of the Alaska
NtoHmHhlp CO., arrived here last night
from the north. Hhe brought only
six pHsseugcra. on board was treas j.
uro consigned 90 tho Northern com
mcrcihl Co, valued an 1000. The
steamers cargo consisted OF 100 bar
rrla ~ nHh from STANDPOINT. and 800
hurltH of ore from juneau. The
weather on tho trip down was mod
crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
WARRANT
QUESTION

At meeting ~ she county rom
uiAHiruerH This afternoon. the fol
lowing wha given outs
The levy fer 1909 will be made IN
Nov 1909 20 cover AT luhsbtsdnrNs
fnr said year An warrants issued
ln 1902 nrr therefore. legal and
a~fh their face"
This practically settles the question
az 60 whether outstanding warrants
viii be paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
COURTHOUSE NOTES

The Queen city and Eureka nak-
ery co. was diaIucurporatrd today by
Judge Tallmau
In the case IT the First National
bank YH. Lewis Treeu. default
judgment was given On favor of the
bank
John Johnson. RWcde. was ad-
mitted to citizenship today by Judge
Tallman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
The BAILEY
ASSAULT CASE

Tho cnro before Judge Grimn to-
day ls that 81 The state of Wash
lngton vs. George Bailey Bailey Is
alleged 90 have assaulted Hattie
HiFFinhotham. n ~ year old girl. on
FEB. 28. Evidence is strong against
the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Believes Ne Knows Thief

W. ; Peterson NJ Riverside. near
Went Seattle. thinks ho can and tho
Ftra wberry blonde with tho rod
whiskerH who was trying 10 buy ola
junk from him yesterday. ana that
he VIII end biz wlfe'a gold watch and
al the family silver which dlsap-
peared nj about the same time.
Ton dollars reward Is offered for
tho thlnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
May is Fined

May I'M, tho colorcd woman who
was arrested few days ago on "a
charge of breaking quarantine, was
flned $50 BY Judge George this after
noon. This is the first case OF tho
Kind ever decided IN Seattle She
was sent 70 jail IN default Of paying
the fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
STORM BOUND

The steamer Newport. which left
Seattle yesterday for Valdea. was
storm bound at Port Townsend.
whore she still remains. A telegram
~ this eTcCt WAS received hv the
Marine exchange this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
New Street Committee

The new streets committee OF the
council met THIS afternoon council
men James, Rlnehsrt. Murphy and
kisiler were present a. 2 o'clock. but
Mr. Mullen, chairman of the commit.
tee. dif not arrive until over hair
an hour later. No particular bust
ness came up before the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Carl Nelson. -
ard Anna ErikHon. q. both ~ New
Castle. George W. suEei 20, and Der
iha ~. Taylor Is. ~ Seattle. l.. J.
HhsukH. ~. and Susie Bann or
Georgetown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Daylight Burglary

Frank Beach ~ 1925 seventeenthve-
nues has reported 90 the police that
ms house was entered today and a
l'lr ~ trousers containing about Si2
IN money taken. The thief evident
~ had no use for tho trousers. as
they were found In q yard nearby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Ship Wanderer Distressed

The Marine Exchange reported
this afternoon that the British shin
WanderCr. which sailed from this
port on March rs. bound for the
United Kingdom put into San Fran
cisco today FOR medical assistance
The message fails TO state the nature
OF tho trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Architects Take aourIshmen,

The local association ~ architects
last niEht held a meeting In A. q. u.
vs. hall President w. n Boone oc-
rupiod the chair. and after a short
business meeting a dinner was
rprgpa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
MASONIC BANQUET

The Scottish Rite Mafons viii
hold q banquet tonight at the
Rainior-Grand hotel A service and
banquet OF this nature II an event
In Masonry the Thursday before Eas-
ter OF each year, The banquet will
begin about 10 o'clock.
Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
Telephone Book Case

The caeo OF Bauer 49, The Sunset
Telephone CO.. comes before Judge
Tallmau tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
BANK CLEARAHCES

Bank clearance today were ft75.
0035i The balances were ti30.77l .06
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27

Friday Specials Are
Appreciated

More than one housewife reads the
Thursday night advertisement of this
firm already convinced by previous ex-
perience that some worthy article is
marked at a special price for Friday
Friday specials are popular because
the store has lived up to every printed
statement, even TO the smallest detail
when you come here for a Friday spe-
cial you find what you read Of It's
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gains only.
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keichert Bros, pianos. ITO Union
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here-just as described.
Little things-useful to every hom.
are offered at reduced prices With
special object Of getting strangers +
visit the store.
Come in person.
no TELEPHONE ORDERS for Frid,v
specials will be filled.
Mail orders postmarked not later TIA,
Saturday will be filled at these pric,,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-07
CAROLINE.
HAY Ride-Final Exercises at the Academy
Seminary Commencement Next
Week-chiIdren's Day
Personals. Etc.

Correspondence to THE FREE LANcE)
Bowling Green, Va. June 4. gO2
On last Saturday night the young peo-
pie enjoyed a delightful hay ride. which
was given in honor of Miss Vida Chalkley
OF Richmond. The night was an ideal
one with one exception. there was no
moon, but this did not detract much
from the pleasure. The hands OF the
clock were pointing to II when the
merry crowd returned to town.
Mrs q q. Ray, of Atlanta, is the guest
OF Dr. C. :. Webb and family.
Mr. ) W. Broaddus has returned home
from Philadelphia, where he spent several
days.
Mr.. Ashby Peatross has returned home
from n short visit to Richmond
The closing exercises of the Seminary
will take place on next Tuesday morning
at / / O'Clock, and the final exercises will
take place that night.
Mrs Mamie Butler. of Bagby. is the
guest of her son. DR.. + +. Butler. and
family
Maj RO. Peatross will go to Richmond
on Thursday where he Will attend
meeting of the trustees of the South
ern Seminary, of Buena Vista
The final exercises of the Academy took
place on Tuesday night at Calvary Bap-
tist Church, when Prof. Mitchell of Rich.
mond College delivered the annual ad-
dress, his subject being Personality in
Education" which he handled in "A mas
terful manner. Both this and the sermon
on Monday night by Rev. Ashby Jones
were greatly enjoyed by large crowds
Mr.. l.. b French, of Richmond. spent
Sunday with his family at the home of
MIR. 4. b. Chandler.
A large crowd attended the Children's
Day exercises at the Methodist Church
on Sunday morning, and the children
went through with the program in "A
most creditable manner, and the exercises
were much enjoyed
Quite number Of our young people
went with the baseball team TO Port
Royal to help the boys root"
Miss Frances Brooke Broaddus will
leave on Saturday for Richmond where
she will attend the Richmond College
finals
The Children's Day exercises ofthe Bow
ling Green Baptist Church will take place
on Sunday night.
MFR. Harry Coghill of Richmond spent
Sunday with his parents at Milford.
Miss Loula Camper, of Orange county,
is the guest OF her sister Mrs. c. s. Webb
Miss Pearl Smoot, who has been at
tending school in Buena Vista. has re-
turned to her home here for the vacation.
Prof. Mitchell. of Richmond, was the
guest of Dr. W l. Broaddus and family
while in our midst this week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-07

KING GEORGE.
children's Day-NOtes Personals, Etc

Correspondence of The FREE LANcE.)
King George 60. Va June 3. 1902.
The celebration of Children's Day is
ever an occasion of enjoyment to the
young people as well as old. and seldom
has the day been one Of purer enjoyment
than when the children celebrated as
their own sunday afternoon at Trinity
church. The edifice was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and evergrecns, in
rich profusion. much taste and skill
The following program was carried out
successfully that too much praise cannot
he given Mrs Pribble and the score of
teachers who united with her To train
the little ones Singing, Glorious
Things of Thee Are spoken. Zion, City OF
Our God. Responsive scriptural read
ing 10y the school Prayer 10y the super
intendent Singing by the school Ad-
dress 10y the pastor "Children's Sab
bath 10y nine little girls Recitation. 10y
little boys Recitation. The Temple
Presentation by Miss Lille largest.
Singing. Christ. the Good shepherd ."
Song of the Daisies" by little girls
who carried a daisy chain Duet, Lucille
aud Sallie Boges Recitation Friend
ship" 10y Flossie Harris Making tn
Best Of IT," by eight boys aud three
girls. Singing. Love Mighty and Pow
eriul SOLO. 10y Kemper largest Reci-
tation. The Naudois Teacher. by Miss
Tommie Gregan Duet. 10y Misses Mary
Carwood and Lille largest The Tree
Of Spiritual blessings" by fifteen young
girls. "ExaggeraJion, 10y three boys
Recitation, by Minor Baker Collection
Singing. Till We Meet Again" Bene-
diction by the pastor. The attendance
was So large that the church could not
accommodate all who were present.
Everyone wondered hatchildren-many
OF them tiny tOts-could recite and sing
50 welk Notice was given at Trinity
church that Rev Paul Bradley. OF West
Norfolk, will preach at this church. the
fifth Sunday in this month at o'clock
MIR Bradley will come To King George
in the interest of the Methodist Orphan
age for which the hole church is now
striving To raise money. Mr.. ". + Ash
ton. who has been engaged in the mer
camille business at Rossita, in this coun-
". has sold out his interests, and will
leave in n short time. Ii is generally
considered that the fruit crop through
this section is very unpromsing. Trees
that some time ago were with fruit, have
now scarcely any on them. Notably is
this the case with peaches and apricots,
both of which are falling badly. Misses
Mollie and Mamie Rogers are enjoying "A
two weeks visit in Baltimore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-07
There Is Hope For Even Such
As Have Glimpses of
the Dark Valley.
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Medicine that Saves Life
and Restores Lost Health.

A merciful Providence still keeps the
spark OF life in thousands of wasted and
feeble bodies. The fitful. Aickering spark
viii burn with decreased power as the
hot days summer approach. There isstill
hope Tor even those who are now catch
ing glimpses of the dark valley. The use
OF Paiue's Celery Compound during the
month OF June will at once arrest the
progress OF wasting diseases. Ii will
strengthen the weak and inflamed nerves.
rid the body OF morbid waste material.
make the blood pure, and give healthy
action to the stomach. liver, and kidneys.
Nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism.
neuralgia. liver and kidney troubles
quickly vanish when DR.. Phelps mar
velous prescription is used Mrs. Alice
Terry Wood, 515 Highland Street. He
lena. Mont. says
! can say TO all that believe Paine's
Celery Compound agreat medicine. |
should have been in my grave il IL hadn't
been for the wonderful curing virtues OF
the Compound, and can say to all who
are tired and run down, to try it, and
they will find relief at once My trouble
was general weakness, lack Of appetite.
and heart trouble. | have taken four
bottles Of Paire's Celery Compound and
teel like a new person. Now have a
good appetite, do all Of my work, and
feel well" :"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-07
Jones of the lnsuIar Com
mittee Thinks lie Has Trapped Filipino.

Congressman Jones of the lusuIar Com
mittee Thinks He Has Trapped Filipino.
Representative Jones. of Virginia,
trapped Senior Filipe Buencamino. Sc
nor Buencamino has been before the Com.
mittee on lnsular Affairs as "A star wit
ness on the Philippine situation, but, as
the Democrats think. he has proved him
self about rs sly an old fox as has enter
ed the Capitol recently.
The printed utterances of this Filipino,
who is most ardent now in his senti-
ments for the Philippine policy in detail
prescribed by the administration, are
somewhat at variance. He was former
ly in Aguinaldo's cabinet. but he seems
to have had different sets of views. till a
choice place at the pie counter was pro
vided for him. All this Mr.. Jones was
trying to bring out at the hearing, but
at every turn Buencamino craftily kept
from being entaDgled, although he was
so evasive and indirect in his answers
that it was plain the value of his testi-
mOny for the administration had been
destroyed.
When Mr.. Jones sought to develop in
constituencies between Senior Buencami-
nos statement and bis present attitude.
the witness arose and declared that he
and his people were not so much inter
ested in past acts but in curing the wounds
OF war and looking to the future. This
brought on n sharp controversy among
/ the members as TO holding the witness
to a strict response. The hearing finally
went.over in order 10 permit the witness
( to examine the address on which he is
being cross-examined.
/ He sought to discredit the address he
had presented to Congress, by declaring
that he wss not aware that il was the
same as the one he in reality delivered
but Mr.. Jones went 10 the library of Con
gress and secured a copy of this address
with Senior Buencamino's affidavit that
it was correct
So now Mr.. Jones believes he has the
politically artiul Filipino in corner
and that Buencamino must now confes.
he was an ardent advocate of independ
enee for the island till the government al
Washington saw to il that he was giver
a fat Office. Washington Post.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-07

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded df-
sease that science has been able 70 cure in all
it, stages and that is Catarrh- Haifs Ca
tarrh uTe Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Cafarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the ~ -
TEN. thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disea>e, and giving the patient strength IA
by building up the constitution and assist L
ing nature In doing its work. The prOprietors
have ~ much faith in its curative POWERS.
that they offers one Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. send for list OF
testimonials
Address. F. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. T5c
Halls Family Pills are the best.