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Decorated Graves.

=
Greeavii!e. I'll, June 1i.-yictory Camp.
Modern woodmen OF America. and Ada
Camp. Royal NeiEhbors Of America. OBJ
served Memorial Day thiS afternoon. march
ing to the cemeteries and decorating the
graves of their deceased members The
annual address was delivered by the Pew
erend J. G. Wright. pastor OF Grace Eptsco-
rendered by the GreenyilIe Concert BapA
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organization.

organization. II the bureau system IS
continued able men at the head OF each
bureau are required to get the best results
from this system.
Lieutenant Commander John r Edwards
has been highly i1dorsed FOR appointment
10 succeed Rear Admiral Melville as En-
gineer in Chief Of the Nav. Commander
c ". Rae is also much talked OF fer the
place.
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Courthouse Burned.

EE.FL ELIE sEL-IaL-
waynesvills. No. June 1.-THE Court
house. Of Pulaski County was burned this
morning at o'clock with all the records
except those in the Probate Office The
loss 10 the county will probably BE- si5l.9.
with insurance OF only S5,1la Many in
dividals sustained private losses. Ths
origin Of the fire IS unknown.
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SCOTLAN D.

aFERDEEN-British Linen Company Ssnk
AYR-B-f-ish Linen Company bs.SH
DuWFKIE-SBri,ish L.ae1 co1L2nfyy ,- SanS-
ESiNBT= F.tH = British Linen Company 6aoh'
head office.
EITNBT RGE-Thoras Cock son. o-,-
f;fAStiOW-3rttish Linen Company sank ~eee-l
CI.AsSOw-Thor,as Cook & Sen.
REENOCH-B.:risl Linen company SaHH-
f+AWICT-Brtc!sh Linen Company fsa15.
ISyERNESS-Rritish Linen COMPANY Satia
LIRRIENC TR-B-itish Linen tol1a51H! btl4H-
PATSLEY-B-itish Linen COMPANY, sT-lA-
pEETt-Brttfsh Line. Ccrnpang SaEk.
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husTRIA.RUNGARY.

Observation-Disclosures Bank -, WI
BIELITZ-Handsls & Gewe-oe SANK u - k''st1-
rlische Union BANK.
Observation-Disclosures Bank.
FRCNN-Qesterrsich Cred ansta-s-
RRJ-SN-Boeh-nische Union BaTS
ET-pA Austrian fa',n-
BUDAPEST - Poster. CnSar!Sche Iof-1nsIc'ai
Bt pAPEsT-Thorlas Cock & son; VisadoteE
CkRI.SBA IN-0esterT. CrsGsta-isIaIl-
CARILSBAD-BoshHliShe Es,2oiipte BANK
C.ARI.SBAD-Alfred SChvElh tS.hA-
FRANZEN BaD-WiederrraEE z %.
,ABL.ONZ-B5ehrische Jc.ou bank
INNSBRTCE-M L1sws.
carbohydrates MON hanN
T.FMBERtS-c-Srer-. Cre'iltarsts-t
NARIENBAD-Stirgl & Stern BANK
MARIENBAD-J. Heller & SOM
OI<NJ ETZ-BCehTiSCh Union banH
AGCE-AngIo-AuSr-ian Bank
pRACIT- E>-BcerrisCEe Union B2fS
PRAGT E-Oes-srr- CTsditanst2lt.
RFICEES BERC-0estsrr. CreGitaHstalt
RFICHESBERCiBC eh-ntsche men Bank
EJNBT- RG-Bceh- uisCha Union Bank
SAIZBT- RCI-C-arl SoaerEler Eerh-
SAAZ-B0ehulische Union Ears
TEPLITZ-ArElo-Aus BzfS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rank
TRIESTE-Oester-. Credita1stal,
TRIESTE-Ossterr. CTsiitanstalt Bank
TROPPAJ-Bo@hniscae Union BANK
Observation-Disclosures Bars
TTENNA-OesterT. CretitanstaIt
yTESNA-Thoras Cook i Son Stspha1spiatI
VIEENA-M- ThcrSch ioehue-
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wnterworkS Proposition Carries.

4tEtt N-II SFENIAL.
Cameron. No. June 1.-THE proposition to
vote S5e."r waterworks bonds carried here
yesterday by a large majority. Hiram
Phillips President OF the st. Louis Board
Of Public Improvement. will supervise the
construction of the system.
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RUSSIA.

RAHC-NoT5ische Bank
ALISTOK-RiEas- Cc-Es-LtarS-
RORISSCG-E BSk-NC-tisCha Bank
DWTSSk-Rizas- Cou-E=-zua1k-
Nv ER-SorclscE Bank
JELETZ-So-tisa he Bank
KASAN-NordiscEe Bank
koSLOFE--NoTdtsct1 Bank
LIBAC-RiEae- C1lDerz5erk-
LODZ-RtEas- CCunsrzbznS,
MINSE-S orJiischs Bank
No-liSc:s Bank
TOSCOv-Crsd!r I5yon-a!s-
NOSCDW-WoEau < CO.
ODESSA-t'-esi!- Lyourais.
RTGA-Ririsr Cou-s-Z5a1k-
ST. PETERS BT RG-ScTGisCha Szr<-
ST. PETE3SBJR G-Crs:it LyDuuEis
ST PETE2SBC RG-WoSaU & Co.
WORONGCE-No-i Eack
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ersaitaktisboia-
Ko7ISG-ssaad.zavtaska Ereditaksis5ola-
sToCKHoI.sl-skana.navi Hrsditakttsbois-
sToCKHoISI-stockHol1 Euskilta Bank.
-ROSDETEM-Iers=zn * co.
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BELGIUM,

ANTWERP fANvERS4-BaaGus d'Anre-s-
ANsTJT E-EgE'-.Cr-sSa-is COrurnerCtals Be!Se- anc
Il Alb de 3a-v & Co
SELS-C'rs,iit Lyonrais. Rue Roya!e.
BRC SEL.SCreiic Ly0u1a.s- Boulevard d Ans
sSEI&Thonas Cook & Son. Il Rue &c Ia
rzfsr-<s ETlSBasIs- < Co. Rue d'A-e1serE.
Observation-Disclosures ts Charisro!
GASp tGHESl-Bsnqua De fiaHtres.
TTEtSE-BanCus Generate De LieCe-
O--ENT-Cre4!t O=-euiais.
CSTEND-S.1lth's Bank. g Disue de Ns-.
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FRANCE.

%taEs-- -L-L----'-E+ IL mas
I.E.S-BATN S-.,-el:c L.y---ais-
.iIN-LES- B.tINS-S1c:e;4 Generate poC- favor
AiActlo. IUESIcA@LsE-i E-ets.
ANlEE$-tret-- Ly 1r-a4%-
AGO. E5;5tS Lz:5,Es-2ea! t:l L MAS IS
A[LsErL. <---re.I- ~ C--4-sS.
ARI.EsS-S'- -et= Ge-.r-zl= q0u- ie C-1ue=cs Z
AEtA5 Ei0iN-Erg..sa Bank. =. Aatzp.
EAtD-SN EI--.'.=.-.- y rlG-s.
gAy0NEE-soe. p5l- Eavo-.ss- ls Commerce &
BELFGRT-crei:t Lyorua!-
BEAuL!EU- BaCg1e p-pu-a!re &c Mention
: ts;; 3Iz \ E;-t,rs5E! L 4;17...
BE2ZIERS-8-tctsh & International Baak 4. Bal
EEzIER-S3c.e:e Generate poa- is Commerce
I5sr5FiT-.X, -+ = i.vc--a!s
H5 II - So. IzREA is1 < 6 6
oEEGzS-C-=ai; Lyoaa2:s.
c cAEN-Il As.5 ltlse7 < rs.
ALS-CL=i.t LyoanalS
CANNs->-T:llrnss Cox s. Sen re &c Ia ga-e
CAN$Els-$s.s.E:, CEREAL. 5our faTo-iser l. Gem
ECAS-oNNE-Creyt.- Lycr-a.s.
CHhLIN,-SJ'R-S ONE-C-ed!: Lyo1aa.s
CHAEiBERy->1c cisierais pou. tavorser le
Commerce < I'Iadgs--ie.
cHEEs5,L. Rg-c5zi7:sir a'Escoz7s. &c ca.s-
b -c- =. II BTur-
SL s=. 6c5sd.: Lrouaa.s.
I've
DIJoE-C~e:.; Lrol1a!s.
DlNAE-s5c:e:e Geasra,e pour :. Conre.c. &
p!NAN-Jsan Il CaeQ-
I,+$At;l-J2n7 I<s %,55-.
PfEHI ~ III. iv5 Lgg97a's
tfLsASSE-g-eiit I-yrEnEis.
GEt4Ass5;-Ses.s:e Generate pour !e Coa'-ls-ce
GREN6B LE;-r-eiit Lyoraais,
EAEE2E-l'rst-- T-yCEEats.
HYE4EzS Ea=i.s,, sa1s r : ca-s~:. & Co.
=
T.IBdI FZSE-cre,il, I.77-uals.
L-ILI-E-G'r=iic I-y9rrs-ts
LLNQgi E.S-Cretic LyoHEa!s.
MARS e LT.E.S-,,Tailt LyC1aa!s-
ARsEILLEs-Thcraas Cook & Son IN. ~. 4.
MESToN-soc!s,e pour le cauime7c. & rIa-
F 7s4 s d N F5s,s
M5NrE-cAR1o Monaco Tsr-}-s-i,h's Banx
MoNTE-CARLo French Te-r-)-CFet!s Lyon
M5NTF,-CARLo French Ter.>-Rsnqrs F0-a-
MoNTf Generate pour lie c5u.-
M6N-pEt.I-IE3R-cr Lyonnai.
%NtSXXT T2,Sc5,-s.i,! !- y 73aI.
ANTES-Fsro1ss4r FIis- Ra-9z!.-
NEcE-rs3ilsz e'5@E ( s:a. 5 A,eaue Nasseaa-
NICE-S.'cie;a Geaerale po1- ie Commerce /
NicE@T iC-osza. Baaqeie-. Il rue MasseuA
STNF.S-t--e!ir I.v-a1ais-
nRT.E NS-C-r=zl!- TsTo11atl.
PARIS-Ea1gua Fra1caiss P:u- ie Commerce &
FIud-s-ris rue B0Gi-eaC
PARIS-C-s5!t Lyo-nais. Boulevard 6es TAI
FARIs-rh1--,as Cook & soa :. Piae. &c ro7era-
PsRISSoc!sJa Generate pour lie Commerce s
PARTS-IC-3aaz. Cohen & Ue11!ak, .. bou.d.
PARIS f51tti7ge-. Ba=quie-.
Travellers wishing to reside = Paris can mako
Arrangements - tray -:1o1eT AZ a1y or the many
Paris Branch Offices % Credit Lycnaais.
PIr-s5eig:e Gs1sra.e POUR !. cou,u...ce E
l-Ir5ust-is.
PAU-N4-l,l7r Ai7e
PERPTGNAN-
RF:iyis-s5stgte tisasrale -Four l. co-nr,a-c. 6
REIyS[R-iua-i pers & els. Baag-ers.
RESNE.S-C-siii- Lsy7rTa!..
EOt-P tTX-C-siit I.y1nlais.
ROT TS-C-ssiit I.yo1uais
ST. FT-ENNE-Creft: Tyorlais
St NAI.O-C-stir LT1Craiz
ST. NALO-Soc!e;e Ce-e-ala pour : Commerce {:
ST. SERvA N--soeists Generate Ecu. lie Com
r-la-ce K TI-5uztrtc
-OTLNN-Credir LyuHrai,
T-LCJ-SE-C-eGi; Iyoarais.
ToT-LO -SF-Cnt--1is & Co Ss-IUiers
-PC1TSC-C-ptlt I.vr,-ats.
TOTRS-Credit L-orua;z.
TIrHT-C-e-iit LvG--aiS
vICHY-Socate Generals soI- le Commerce (
vIENNE-credi: Lyonnai.
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GREECE.

s-FTF-SS-T-1ia1 Bark Limited
.ATFiE-NS-ThoCnas Cook & S1a. Place dc "a Cen.
sTitu-i-1-
CEPEAL7NTA-T-1:al Ba-t Limited
CDRF-J-Icufal Sank Limited
p.TPAS-T--5ar Bank Limited
YTRE.E--5-ts7 Bank Limited.
ZA\T-Icriau Bank Limited.
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TURKEY (!n Europe.

COSSTAN-ISOPLE-Im Ottoman Bank.
COSSTASrINOPLE,-Cre Lvon-ais,
CCSSTA N-TiNOPLE-Fhoruas Cook & son. =
rue Cab-istal-
PF.RA-T-slSsrfaI Ottoman Bank.
SALDNICA-iH.pertai Ottoman Bank
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AANHsrNss
A-A.IiE.E-H--s!sraz AIaz-S.s.hs Bans
ALTQZA-f.!.4is deg pses.!-=r Bans
BADEN BAps,N-E:.ia.s -e- 2asiaiscts D.scon-
BADEN-Et1E.T-r. c. I1e--zr. san.uie-.
hETREL--E Hired r!z< F-=-s,-.
S5.LlS-Lrsstse- Bank : Bzlrs1 s:-2:ss
= Inter siza Linden
EEE:LIE-N. -;.sz-I -sc5- C-sdi-5a-z-
EEi.Li;;-'iser-GeE Scl--AlsF, =, Gs;-act;sa
EpNN-Be-s.sch Nae=s!sche Bank.
EJNN-t:5e.-.=cE= c1-t1-CT-ss.Lsc5z,--
EEESlEN-Esr-r-e- Bank. FL. der b-=St-e- P31k-
BREliES-S Lls-1,aa : Sohr. (P0sttaca il-b
ECECkEE -FsC>-I1-=s-ae= Bank
cART-SE:UEi E-See Karlsruhe
I-lFetru=1-- GcI4Schrlldc-
GHEAEITZ-Drs Bank
tI9I res .h-ait- s; Holman
Gf,-sT=-N- 5-I :. s=,i-;
CoL6GNE ,G0EI.Sl-Eergis:h Masrs:s,h. r,nk.
t4LytfEz tcpELSt-ThC-Ias Cox * So1. =
c6I65NE tcoElN-Rhe.zlschs Discoa,o-ee-
Cq}Lo.GNE, ccoELSo a. scaaarhaaseaseis-
cREEzI.I5 -se-Efs-a 1fas-k.zcae Bank.
lEN-u-aslas- 8aas. K5euiE Johann
KEsDE.S-Dssslnz- Bank Branch. - Prayer
DT[-SSszEE.LITo! RiE-serFis:h Maerk;sche Bank
- -! -, -e=r-.Ssa GasEhiscae Bank
I-BEJ.FE.L'-yga dsE Heytt-KeEst=n s. soeh'e.
Ems Bad. = ht-CEtE-gs--
EEFL I.--fTlTa- Bank z. Cfotha
f5 5;.z = ~ 1p;Tse;.a tsT nscoa'7
ERANEF'lF:- i M-yIIt.eT1sL,tscEa C~e1i-Sa-k
FE:ANEE,'i:T a M--Mor:tz Sachs. is. scheme
FRE=ANzEoRT a W--sachs & Hochheimer -
EBBEEIBCBG s-Rheaizchs c-eaithank
E5E46& e l R-gieb-- ,Kapfersr Bank
It5-IlTsssiue- Bank
ETItT -;s,: .,:s c-siitbank.
9E2LITZ-E;ch5cr- s c..
G49EETING EN-H- :. klsttw:E & RsI6s:e.a. ].
AsG5IE5NN:.5ggs-sstzch Mas-kisrhe Bank
HAN -Rfi-Drestae- Bank
HsSiRf E;6;-Hssss Ns'rrsn E q. & &C.
Iits:5 q Eas Cock & Son =. Aiste.ial.
HjAN9yE ::--io!: Never Bank.
4 ,rs5ihaak
K tisfE s. F4S2 l3g;Srs c&s &C.
kISSEE y. BA.n-E7e9sricE FegstsL.
Hons s>:S \ ESZ--F,hei1tsche creti:haak
LELgzIi;i-P-5vattar.; u Gotta.
LLEETTPPzz5JG -K5sss E y; { kushn. Bank
L Fc-spe.t s7 S9; 77 9aS r5Ts.,
MANEEEIM-E-ssdre- Bank
MASNEII- 6ts!95s.as.Es sa RasE
t:f%-I-aIan: u-- * Seine
" J ENC's2 (Na:nzl-Ci. I, Ka.ss-. /. ca-neli.an
ME-Nt';t;Fs,; M:-:elseuts2he c-ed.,taak.
,nE-L-F2aT1Ua is Net,
E;ITZ1,.I.teraati'uals Bank IN Luxembourg FL
" NSITzR ! v--7sst-ae,lischs- Bsn,zve-e.n
NJNICE-Rsya- ve-x!7h7rk
81 B. - :: :; BAIl-k5ch I!agte-sn & Co
y t:.:i BERG 'Nuaru5erSj NIt:siter..hs
CE.-,s.N 81 re Fshsiuiscl,e C-ef'-ra-k
u a!Su -FHerCl$ch GIae-Etschs S7-x
- JOHANN a S--TCca-rztio7ais Bank II
t-cIe-1EEr-. FL = J -ha-1
= = s4-s-
STR tSS>ts 7 -1h=Trsi-iSCha Bank
SN-it.t-- LEi EfT p FL. Koch I.surs-a1 4 co
STETTT%-W. SChlc1v.
STETT,:AE T-G- EsIle-'s S1eh-e Bar1ufs-s
SIT TLsA ET-Ty us-teI1tarctscrs Bantars-aI-
" stSAE-PE:va;oa2k ~ Gotha. Fiiale VEL.
vIESBA DEE-N;tceIfsuts C-eff-bauk
NlE-SEA L=-N-Sia-Cus. Eerls ( CO.
WUEZBtEG-O=hn!1Ee-. SoAu * Co.
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GREAT Britain and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

DoNDoN--Parr,z, Bank. Limited Head othoe.
): T3hreitns55le street. e c.
Sir samuel SCOT. Bart. & Co. branch I
GarsHttss B., SQUARE r. ~. " -o,s
BB3 55:ssa-J ais H s Hl' a5isg E2
Brondesb4ry. SO Hish road. y W
Clar!ng Cross. : Martins plaes Trafalgar
Cat!sea. /. sloane square. 5. ".
SSiaP}aan :. fslsh stree street cs;,- " .,,s "
FinsbuEy. ! F!asog i y,a square; = =
KersIast6r. : High street, ".
Kilhuru II High road, y. "
Kiag:ccn-on-T Thames. late sA-u6so!e & Co.
S5.sias I'm: :. Hi5s ::.sst y "
sS sssa' kings isss' tlT:S- az Ths Pavement.
St-aif5 "a +l5 High street, E
Strea;haEn. rs High 7oai : ".
t6PeE Tioijaxay. so z2G3~ssy y;-
E d z%2aa55 s :;2sss catas Cross, W
15 g G9so So SSu s 81: ::r.e:, &c
! Chsap<.te- (. g
E s5sssPu2 st ; cSs-ias Cross 5. ".
Fefs55gr5. c5aF!Ps cess Ts U
Observation-Disclosures Bank. Limited.
BIRMINtiHAN-Fa-r B4-k. Limited ga
BRs-nf1FoRD-Thor1as Cook { s7n.
CASTLE Town ISLE OF MAN)-Pa-Ts BANK
zfI:.:'TI ER-Pa-rs Bank, Limited East Gate
DERBY-PaE-s Bang I, 2f. = ca m M In.
vAS=TISGsParr's BANK Limited
ET-II-Thorlas Cock Il son.
EEDS-TEoEnas Cook & ScG-
IF,TC'EST ER-Thru1as Cook * son $50,
LIfVIERPooL-ParT Bank. Limited Castle
vyzEzsfs:PooL-Parr'- Bank Limited, Great Char
l9! ISs 81 E.R-Pa-rs Bank Limited 81 King
NtTI.6cK BATH-Par-'s Bank. LIni;si
NESyyI,s cont Thomas Cf-2A * son
TTTSC;EAM-Tho-aas Cook & Son
IfzF +Ff t:Tsr IONA Cox Son Market
s6Pi iaa99ff4i .uproS--horas Cook & Son, i High
soCTHPoRT-Pa-r's Bank. Limited
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MALTA,

vALETTA-Taor,as Cox & sou. IS s:-a.s
RsaIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sank.
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HOLLAND.

ASSTE2 -Ns-s-la1d -cn-I adtschs Esccnpss
N4aTsc1sGp!i.
sNS-ERD ~ G-E1Ve & CO.
AaiSTEEpA Af-Lipprlaa. Rcseathal & Co
IELFST-SCh-l-is-r * ifs
TIE TAfst E.-SCheUriseT x .is.
ROTTERDANf-R entertainments Bank
SCETvFNTN. %-Schsf1rlesr & ai5
T--EEC 1--y-lae- z ko
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NORWAY.

BERGEN-Thou,as Cock < soa. Summer ss..
s1C ouIyA
RISTIASIA-Ceat-albaz;sea f1- No-ss.
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SPAIN,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bros
PARCELDEA-C-sdit Lyoolais.
EARCE 1SA-T1sz Sierra Font
RARCELONA-3anco EispanO-Cclolial.
CspIZ-Tcse Estehar Gomez
GIRRALTAR-Tho--as Noslsy & Co.
GTERALTAR-Thouaas Cook & Son. waterpo-
street
LyA-Tho-as No--tso, & Co, Ltd
JEREZ DE Ia F'EoSTEF r Ma kenzie & CO.
NArRIC-C-eii: LyCnrats.
" DRIp-Thomas Cock & son. Carrera de
san Geronimo
MALAGA-Rein Co
IAN SEBASTIAN-CredIt I.rouaais
SASTANDER-Hitos DE- Do7fsa-
SETIII.A-C'-et!it Lyu--z!s.
SEyILLA-EdrnoaG Noel
SETTLLA-Nac Andrews * CO.
yALENCTA-CrsIit Lyoruais-
RAN~srAaa
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PORTUGAL,

LiSBON-london ard Brazilian Bank. Limited
OPCRTO-Loadoa and Brazilian Bank. Limited
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FARMERS ORGANIZE.

The American Refr;gerating Company's
agent. Nj Rice. who had been attempting
to get the farmers along the railroad to or
sanize. was working cut plan which prom
issd ultimate Success. but the planter had
70 become accustomed 10 new methods and
learn that there Is as much in SHIPPING as
or more than there is in growing the crop
take the product Of all farmers in reach Of
the jacksonville, market ship il with his
own and. after deduCting the expense. turn
Over 70 The producer the balance.
There has never been a lull in the boom
IN East Texas since that time. The area
IL fruit and vegetables mas increased rap
= neglected. Farmers have come 10 real
ize the folly Of raising cotton at 50 to SIS
sell the tomatoes or potatoes or celery or
strawberries on the same ground for ten
times as much
\ return Of S3.5 to $50 an acre in beaches
names Of the men VINO realize these
amounts every year can be obtained by the
any one who is acquainted with the condi-
tons in this part of the state
No more remarkable advance in all the
wonderful activity that began in she great
Southwest ten years ago can be found than
the awakening in East Texas.
NORTHERN CAPITAL. INVESTED.
Northern capital is coming in. 1t is ee
timated that Michigan. Ohio and Illinois
commercial orcha-dists. after investigating
the Texas field and realizing the possibili-
ties of combining the operation of Northern
and Southern fruit culture. have invested
nearly FIVE millions in the South and are in
race 10 see who shall first have the facili-
ties for supplying g given product the year
round to the same customer.
Land has advanced from 80 an acre TO
SIS. and the demand has grown far In ex-
cess of q proportionate increase in price
The farmers are organized in communities
for shipment. There is Managing Board
of Directors which ascertains from the of
fee OF ]. H. Rice, in Tyler, each day, the
condition Of the market the country over.
1t Is easy to ascertain any TIME Of day or
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observation-disclosures / EbsJe-g.
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Observation-Disclosures Tib5rg.
FINLAND.
RSForenings-Banken Finland.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
The N eektie SoeiabIe.

The unique entertainment at the Bap-
fist church Tuesday night was quite sue
cess There WAS a large attendance and
they were first entertained by a musical
and literary programme. This was fur
nished 10y local talent and each number
was well received. Neckties were then
sold TO the gentlemen who wished opur-
chase. The necktie carried with il a lunch
ticket for two and a number correspond
ing TO the number Of an apron worn by
some lady present These numbers were
publicly announced and the gentlemen in
PRODUCED to the ladies bearing their NUN
Der, and they then enjoyed lunch togeth
er. The pairing off was the subject o.
much amusement 1t is thought the
ladies realized neat sum from the en-
tertainment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
CAROLINE COURT.
Small Attendance Tobacco Market
and Local Option Main Subjects
of lnterest-The Mann Bill FaV-
ored Mr.. Myers Narrow
Escapc

Bal roads kept the people from Caro-
line Court Monday and not over three
hundred were present. which is n small
crowd for Caroline Court The roads
have never been 80 bad in the county ex-
cept once, three years ago. and il il diff
tcult 10 do hauling. notwithstanding
this large quantities of tobacco are being
sent TO market and bringing fair prices.
4 Richmond dealer said that tobacco
which brought SIS per hundred this
time last year sells now at about SI2
Higher prices are confidently looked for
ar the spring advances. The crop this
year il one. third larger than that Of
last
The result Of the late local option cleo
ton was much in evidence Not n sa-
loon in the county is open and the open
sale Of liquor has been stopped Mr.
Davis. who kept the saloon in Bowling
Green. on being asked il he could supply
some of the ardent said; Il have
locked the door aud thrown the KEY
away
A mass-meeting was contemplated TO
instruct Hon. u. b Powers, Jr. member
Of the Legislature. To vote for the Mann
bill but did not msteralize. although the
sentiment Of the people il overwhelming
~ in favor Of it, Many people saw Mr..
Powers and requested him to vote for it,
The accident TO MIR. j. Henry Myer
which wac published in our last issue
came near costing him his life Ii the
man who was running the engine had
not seen Mr.. Nyer so quick and stopped
the engine his whole body would have
been pulled into the shredder and he
would have literally been ground up.
Those present from this city were
Messrs y &. Ninde, Maurice Hirsh, l.. f.
Tyler, W. H. Peden, + W. Stearns. Lin
wood Layton. NJ. :. Chancellor. Rufus
Cooper, II. r. Gonldman, W f. Price. W.
\. Bell A. +. Rouzie. W +. Lang, H. F.
CrismOnd, l.. A. Wooding. ID. J. Boul
ware, John b. Jones Thomas Shepherd
II b McCalley and The Free Lance rep
resentatiVe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND.
plIlRAG RAILROAD
'."'." .s' Jan. il'h. i'"S


oof a.. 1aily Stops ON -'SnAl A.
'c'uluau sundays only.
rlt a. ". daily. No local STONE
tu."p \. ~ sundays only >t"p~ un signal
- krneke. Aquio. Wide Water. CnNntico.
cherry ilili. Negisy aud OcCoQUnn.
ln-+s A. N. naily. eNcept sunday stops
"u signal AZ brooke. Aqnia. Vito Water
guanficD. Cherry i'm. Frecztoue Nel.inv. Oc
roguan. Lorton. Accotlnk. tranconia and
al a. NJ daily except sunday. No local
stops
aud Nitowatcr. ana at Reid SUNDAY only
1901 4. N. dnty. stops on signal At
Brooke. Milo Water aud Qunntfco. stops
on signal - pcr 'runn DH Syn lays only.
Lf .t. OUTWARD
30 A. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
traiu. stops a. Milford. boswell and Ash
i."d, Anils, and un signal A. nthrr local
Stops cn Suudnvr only.
300 4 ". daily except sunday Rithmond
Sccom m Odation. Makes AL stops.
OF u daily except sunday. MAKE
lcl stops ou signal.
. % b dolly a 10 train -tops OIL
signal at Milford. boswell and Ashland
a.it y. N. daily Atlantic ,onst Line
srain. stops tst boswell and Ashland.
"3t l.. NJ. daily. Makes local stops on
signal
1854 p. NJ. iaiy Seaboard Air Line train
stops at noswtli.
Accommodation tfiiu leaves Richmond 4
~ 4aiiy except sunday arrives trederic L.
purs $40 p. NJ.
G. q. cox. Agent
v L. TAYLOR. Trauic Manages
~. ~. hi rs T.. General Manage
g.. W CT Up. Assistant General Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
SP0TSYLVANlA.
Fined Fifty Dollars Each and Costs
Cutting Scrape-Gusrterly Confer
erco Etc
Spotsylvania. "a Feb 10. 1902


Spotsylvsnia. Va Feb 10. 1902.
All the parties indicted here last Mon.
day for selling liquor without a license
except one. plead guilty. and eight were
fined so each ami costs The State
will get about $500 out OF these cases.
Miss Ina W.ist left Saturday To visit
MIR. John Jerrelrs family. and remained
until yesterday
At n festival at n cOlOred mans house
last week quite a number of negroes got
into scrap, and rs result Wesley
Slaughter is badly cut with a razor OF
knife. Ii is not positively known who
did the cutting and no arrests had been
made when the news reached here
Thomas Garnett ard Laura Ca,lett.
colOred, were married here by Rev J II
=. Crismond Wednesday
The first Quarterly Conference for
Spotsylvsnia Circuit for the conference
year 1902 and 1903. was held here Sat
urdsy and sunday Rev T. Whiteley.
the new presiding elder, was present,
preaching both days. He made fine i'm
preston on our people who heard him
He is fine preacher.
Rev. j. W. Hickman preached at Tab
ernacle last Sunday evening on The
Spirits 10 Prison and will preach there
the fourth Sunday on "Spiritualism in
the light of the Bible at | a M