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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

aiG Tas as fe0ss
ey SyeF P Ras lucy Ms Harvey Nc
Gusin. Miss Vie Jones. Messrs. A. G. corde.
ana Dsx %ss ey Gen soo
viii Bartlett Mr.. aa!ys ,yoS Me S1 organ
quartet. Egihsmam." Mrs M, MacGqsln' Mil. Ms
couple de-arted Thursday for visit with friends
MIS-. Julia Hill and daughter. Miss Lucille.
have returned from two months visit witn
Mrs o. .. Hisbee OF St. Louis visited friends
h! Mr.. pan:e Cooper departed Wednesday for St
Louis on a visit TO friends and relatives.
Mrs. il. h. McDaneld. who has been ,, visiting
DAY for her home in Kansas City =. c. ,ou,s
,se middle aia or March ia Ssins ana m
lard Will go to Redlands. Cal, for visit with
Mrs SCOTT s' MS Bai!arG intends to renain three
months. while Mr.. Billiard Will remain only, a
'e Mrs. D. Steele president had charge e e
The Primitive Music Of North america WIN in
s sSa z by s
one Of the most enjoyable that has been given
and MTs 2. st Ts
Jererson City arrived Wednesday. to be the
Miss sa!Iie Ber,ch.: who ha, been visiting he,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Bertcilie. rstuIitu
"Wednesday to HOLDEN. where she is attending
Mrs Henrietta Frey departed "Wednesday for
visit with her aunt. Mrs. W. V. Gaibreath. at
Mrs r !. Sweeney and little daughter. Mar
gsret. returned Monday from visit with friends
Miss Emma Daniels Of Kansas City Is the
guest OF the family OF her brother h A. Dan
ier. In East Fourth STREE.
Mrs. Felix Kahn and little daughter. Lilllen.
and Mrs sas Ksnn AND o q. FAT
LIE Savoie. for an extended European trip.
Miss Elizabeth Gentry Of Kansas CITY arrived
Tuesday. TO he present at the wedding OF her
cousin. Miss Mamie Gentry. to Mr.. Major Kidd.
Miss Minnie Gold departed Monday for visit
with the Misses Alice and Cora Pe-dues of St
Mrs. n. J. Hogan departed Monday for a visit
at Pittsburg. kas.. with her sister Mrs John
Miss TIsnc.s Smith returned Thursday from
At Mondays meeting OF the Sorosis Club Mrs
= g Rogers read paper entitled Conditions
in Paris and the Provinces which Helped to
Produce the Revolution in 1885," A general dis
cussion ~ the club members followed.
Mrs. H. +. Schmidt departed Thur-ay for q
three weeks visit with her parents In Chicago
Miss Jessie LEST entertained the six Hundred
Euchre Club Tuesday afternoon at her hcrna in
Mt. David J. Temple, entertained the members
at her home IN East Seventh street
At Mednesday'R meeting OF the Nautilus Club
Mrs. 3. Fletcher presided and the following nro-
-ramme was carried out: Paper. "wh'ttie-."
s, ss Gsorss Dusan: The witch's pauEhtar.'r.
Mrs. George w McKown. Mrs. u Rard gave
vveIv pretty descrintion Of the home OF Whit
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CUES, of his brother. E. w. callenE.np. Sun

guest of his brother. E. W. Galenksmp. Sun
day.
Miss Ida Bucker OF st. Louis is the guest Of
Washington friends this week.
Miss Frida Godt returned this week from n
visit TO st. Louis friends
Mss Lille Busch returned from visit to St
Mrs. II. J. Dickbrader is the guest of st. Louis
friends
Louis C1lcrc and Oscar schaefer left Tuesday
Judge A. II. Bolte Of Kansas City here
Monday.
William Galienkamp OF New York City the
guest OF his brother. Il. w. Gallenliamp, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evartz of Springfield.
No. guests OF Washington friends this
week.
John l. Hinkle. Prosecuting Attorney Of Henry
County. the guest Of friends here.
Doctor Fowler o; S;edalia. No is the guest OF
Washington friends.
guest OF her sister. Mrs c. L. Busch.
Walter Busch OF ST. Louis was the guest or
Washington friends
Miss Mary CahiIl and Mr.. Clyde Calvin. who
have been in Little Rock: Ark, for the last two
months, returned home Sunday.
Henry Menzenworth. Superintendent OF the An
heuser-Busch Brewery Of st. Louis, was the guest
OF his brother, John Menze1worth
The Misses Amy and Edna Lammert OF ST.
Louis the guests OF Mrs. Fred Stunpe
Hiss Nell Foster OF ST. Louis in the guest OF
Miss Molie Smith.
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" VI. Shelton. " 'uuhe ana Mrs-
in New Cambria. i1'ii' d WISH
Miss Susie GilIaspy o: La Plata was the ruest
or Miss lev Woods. was e 'ue''
Miss Jessie Msffrey LEFT Wednesday nigh, for
two weeks visit in Chicago '-s4' 4'f
hiss EuCenia Thomson info-7,aIl,- .r+.-+.;,a1
Macon Tuesday evening i'O'i'e III ->otth
Mss ZeiLna Malcolm rendered a sr,rprise
party Monday evening. The guests were: Mi@tes
IitfInan Mary Gary. May Dessert Rubey
" iliidt,ls ana Jennie Smith: Mess-s Lewis Ma,
I Whi; J2nnston Funston. Eugene English. Viii
Nhte Robert Wilson and I.angdon Homes
Tire Fortnghtly Club, recent n.c,ni-s,fo NJ,
young people. gave the first Of series OF five
balls at B!ees's Hall Tuesday evening rye
quests Were: The Misses shelton RajIe CRAIG
Anna Anna Brown; Blanche Nolan Hattie and Mary
sicne Sula McCanne. Ruth Lee Icy Woods Nas
NhncIeHe, Corrinne Matthews Nellie Moore VAL
mere . Dessert and Mayme Williams; Messrs Gus
soican Paul Gieselnlan, Fred Sedan lin Pob-
etts. Reese Thompson. Captains I.nback and
E lung Doctor ). L. B-idgeford. Herman Miller
Waldo Smith. Lloyd Mckee and Marvin SSanIs
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

& a Ehad ay AND A s w w ss4. s
Moo Mrs mS 4 AR Y Tyeso Mr s.. Munger
Mrs. Ms WOOD MSs ac MT Of nTsr DsMh rs
Horton Ms. r. q. Porter. Ms Henry Little.
Fred See Mrs G & Clements Elem M Ts n 1S
eesHi Mt F.s \. r. Fe,Jy; ;o Mrs A. A Mehi. Mrs.
Mss r. ID a Mrs W, s B99sh MY Fred Eckaa
Nolan and Miss Hesa 2I;s I mrs NJ HOlbrook Mrs
Mrs. J. r. Vaughan and daughter. Mrs Harry
aorion' gave a luncheon on Wednesday in honor
Miss Fannie Lord. Covers were laid FOR MISS iss
K Ksssh ars Mis- U.s.. t9r: Miss Lizzie Parish Mss
SSTsve%Ts o M5S Robert eM%sn MIs b Lovsn
Mrs RoSerp so and II M IS ArG a. Johnson IN
ores satgrday afternoon at erokinoe and card
yiil Wood. Those present were Mrs. Lemon non MIS-
=; B; L eva Ms Ralph Holland, Mrs. Waldo
Sff E 5a@es G nth Ma MensTd NJ
tom acciure. Mrs Robert af Liam n9p M4 MN MIL MI
h1 Intsn MI Mrs Charles Hssst INN Mrs Louis
Wood Miss Annie Abbott. Misses Edith and
sae s M Gana ne I Mis- katRaiss
Holbrook and Miss Eleanor HoIbrook
NJ a ana Of e moon Mnn
,,, MISE Joe Mlleke entertained at a: o'clock
shsppaId Miss Bess woodru Miss &abel Nc Nc
Miss Georgia Hardy entertained Saturday after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Charles Baxter of 81.
NJ and Mrs. H. B., s,h,sook entertained at
Esiinger Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler, Mr. and
Meyers Miss EiSa Boussr Miss A9 Psi,b
Bouslog Mrs. D. A. Abbott, Mrs. Lily b. Rice
ar, EukS I, De erou' MI. Emery Denton and Mr..
Miss Frone. shipman has returned to her home
r Frank Roberts Of Kansas Ss'e Civ yf Is tp hs sT.s
q Miss Elizabeth See. eNea'
-, Niles Mae Grier entertained the Thursday Club
Mrs. J. 3, Mack gave a thimble party Monday
Ieen. Mr.. Dha ven Mrs N John F @ss
sr. Mrs VIII WOOD Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. John
M Fe JsSssa Mi Mrs LSk Mr WbIs NPIn0R Mrs
Mrs Hart Wilson, Mrs, Milton Mcclure, MIS-. H II.
Cope Mrs, Jane weaver Mrs Tom weaver. Mrs.
Joe Weaver. Miss Mary Baxter, Miss Nina Bax
Doctor and Mrs. J: L. Wetzel entertained at
dinner Ts,esday eyening Doctor and Mrs. c Z.
Irwin and Haroid Nelson N''o'''
s. u, and Mrs Fred Llppsnan :, entertained at
son Doctor and Mrs J. L. wetsei. Mr. and Mrs
o. D; AcMiien; MI and Mrs. coigrove and Mr.
Miss Esther Crow Of the Kansas City High
School is the guest Of friends here
Miss Mamie MITCHELL entertained the sophomore
class Of he High School Friday evening.
WEDNESDAY for Hot springs
Miss Rena Smith has returned from a visit
re Pleasant Home Club was entertained by
Mrs.. Victor Colbrane on Wednesday afternoon
W nff pfpe ssse. Mrs sfrsnseid ms NE
reft.E Mrs. J. q; Hewktns Mrs. Frank wygal.
Ccrleii. Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs. H. snyder.
Nns Pauline Lynch entertained at progressive
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tho guests of the Iattcr's parents here Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. N. NJ. Shelton returned home Friday after
a brief visit in Lancaster.
Miss Ola Sears of La Plata visited relatives
here this week.
Miss Mary Vancleve went to Kansas City,
Tuesday, for a two weeks visit with relatives.
Miss EuSenia McCuIly returned Monday from
Shebina, where she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. J. b. Hildebyand returned 10 Atlanta
Monday after a visit In Macon the guest OK
Mrs. j. E. Vanfeet
Mr. and Mrs A A. GiIstrap have returned
from extended visit in Muscogee, ]. 7.
Mrs. John Gadd and daughter. Miss Mabel. re-
turned this weel, from FIVE months trip to
Beaumont. Tex.
Mrs. }. C. Oliver OF 81. Louis has been the
guest Of her 5on. Cadet Oliver. at the Biees Mil
itEry Academy.
will arrive here next week on a visit 10 her
mother. Mrs. F. W. Reed.
Mrs. w T. McCuIly and daughter Miss Vema
are the guests Of Mrs. Fred Tedford Of Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garges and, son. Louis Ellison.
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ST. CHARLES MO.

Mrs. j. B. Martin and daughters. Misses
Blenne and Mayme. entertained the ladies OF
rne fT rh f TIesnyre.ian Snu,cn fidas a,5er
sigwald udstad president: Mrs. T. c. salveter
vice president; Mrs. W. ] Baird treasurer. and
Mrs William Becker. secretary.
Miss Belle Thorp OF st. Louis has been visit
ing relatives at St Peters
Assistant Fire Chief Frank May and Miss
Marie Eruel surprised their many friends here
wednesday when they announced that they had
been married in St Louis Tuesday The Rev
erend A. Almstedt OF Granite City. ILL.,. formerly
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MACON, MO.

Mrs Charles Wallace is the guest of Moberly
friends.
Mrs. Gus Yntz went TO Kaseyville Wednesday
10 visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King OF Ia Plata were
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WASHINGTON, MO.

"; 0nss AaDuann left thi, week to visit in
Mr.: A. a Tfbse was In sedalia saturday.
Judge e. r Gsiienkamp OF So. Louis was the
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
WHAT IS "MALGA9'

Naisa Is not deeisu-i e. bea Cur.-sl
as at first might appear Itis a purr,,
vegetable compound. containing the nc.
Eve medicinal properties whi.h Natnre
hAs placed ia the hauds Of the ear.f,l
student ia the rraln of botanical research
'ni Is the result ~ years OF practical cV-
9'rience in che Laboratories of two of
t"e most successful practitioners in the
mted states. men wLo enjoy the frui,s
OF "u International reputation. well and
bly, earned by their success in combat
ins disease with Natures own r,meli.s
Nalsa l. especially prepared tocomhat
ana destroy the germs OF Malarin cbuis
la "nppc aud Fever 10 acts ouieilv
eliminating the disease lhroncb tbe k;i
neys ard Liver healing AMI pn,ifvip,,
them aod cleaning the blood of refuse
mattes and disease
Malaga viii cure Acute and Chronic. b-il
ney and Liver Troubles. Pains in H..
Back joints md Limbs. Mucous B'.,s
or Brick Dust in Urine. Il strenptbers
the Urinary Organs. and makes .rhta
Nl'tSish and >canty Urine dow freely
ar VIII "N'
II sircngi hers the Mucous Membrane.
NAT are elected 10y cGtarrb. Colds. etc
'U.,' i'g radical AND quick eur.
""-R Is also composed ol slightly bit
Ter t'nic principles. which make n nm
gel Nnic aud Appetizer. and cur, fnr
very onS' 80. Indigestion ami stomach
%, Any o.e living in Malariai. Chils and
~ pn"ic - stricts should always have "A
-0,'I- o' Malaga on band and take il once
..' "a Jay To prevent Contamination
~-rt ani rsady to attack n deh,itat..a
aud cuf.' bled body Fortifv vnnrs..ls
t.'-inst these attacks by takin,r Nlal,-nas
'ir'ct q on bottle and circular inside
tor sale by all druggists small bottlss
zoe Large size 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
No More Landau p...,

washington. March 2S.-By order OF
MAJOR General Davis. commanding the
aiVision OF the Philippines DISCHARGED
soldiers and civilian employees return.
ing 10 the United States from the
Fhihppines BY army transport will not
De allowed to land at any japanese
port In the past there has been much
''ouoie caused by such persons. who
went ashore. and, becoming intoxicat-
ed proceeded TO do up the town Of
NagasakL The consequent complaints
by the natives were numerous. Dis
charged soldiers claimed that as such
they were not amenable to military
discipline, and often they proved more
than a match for the shore police.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
Local Markets
Corrected by Simon Hirsh q Brol

corrected by Simon Hirsh 4 BroO
Wheat, - to SO; corn, new. a. +.
SO, meal, 81 4Oto 81 80 per 100 pound.
oats, 80 to 80; fowls dive. 8 to o.
dressed 10 to II; turkeys Qive) II
70 -; turkeys, dressed 13to is: dncka
i've : 20 9.dressed. l l tol2; Winter rbict
en- =. II 70 3 pound; lard / I to II. ero.s
II 60 y; butter, l , to % hams / ~
to Is Irish potatoes. 20 to *
sweet potatoes, 80 to 81; beef 2 to
3ls;vea1 ! to 5;pO-k, Z TO ~; hides green ,
. to g; hides dry, 5 to 10; baled hay
Slo 10 SIS per Ton.
Wool-Unwashed. 10 TO 20 washed
p 70 %.
Leaf Sumac-5O to 60 cents De. hun.
dred pounds.
THE GRAIN MARKETS
The grain markets closed yesterday AS
follows:
Chicago-Wheat, March 10Y: Nav "a.
.luly 69's; corn, March 42k; May 43Z; July
AZ; Gate, March 33x; May 34b: July 32Z
New York - Southern wheat so !:
corn, 81.
BSltimOre-SOuthern wheat, "a to 10;
Southern corn, 46 TO AZ.
Richmond-Wheat,S so to 81; corn so
30 -; oats, AZ to 80
Alexandria-Wheat,7 a. to az: corn. a.
TO -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
A DOUBLE DROWNING
TWO Perish In Presence Of Hundre
WIG Were Poverleca 70 AID Inn.

TWO Perish Ia Presence Of Hundreds
Who Were Powefiees to Aid Them.
sharon. Pa. March 2S.-A double
drowning occurred here last evcrinr
In the Shon1neo river within sieht of
several hundred people. who were
powerless to give aid The victims
were Gaylord II. Locke. aged sS wears
2 prominent business man OF sharon
and his nephew. Frederick Mapous
aged 10 years. The bodies of both
were recovered TWO hours after the
accident Locke ana Mapous drove-a
horse and wagon into the river al the
loot OF Silver street 30 wash the buck
board. They apparently got into a
sink hole. for the horse and the two
men were swept down stream into de~n
water and all were drowned. Mrs
Locke was an eyewitness To tho
tragedy AS she saw her husband bar.
Ting for life she cried. "Aiv God VIII
no one save him?" Then he sank am
der the water and she almost col.
lapsed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31

Richest Sugar Districts Of Louisian
Nav BE Flooded

Richest Sugar Districts Of Louisiana
May Be Flooded.
Nc~ Orleans Ia. March - Inter.
est in the Hooded situation here cen
tors i'm the break at HymeHa. near
Lucy. In. go miles above the city. and
tho disastrous rrovassc reported south
OF Grccnviiic The break 40 the latter
place is said % be three miles LONG
Great quantities of watcr are now
pouring throueh. rapidly flooding the
most fertile land in the great Yazoo
delta. Manager S.crs. In charge of
tho gOy Hrrmcnt engineers Office here.
says "a is the worst break ever export.
en,ei near the Mississippi side. ana
Lc states TIE whole delta from Green.
Vile fo Nicishurr viii be flooded
The belief that Tho Hymclia leveo
was cut in order % relieve other see
tions is strong. II has resulted in i'm.
creased vigilance along tho lcvecs ia
both the Ia Fourche and Poutchar
train districts and any attempt 10 cut
the ievecs IS likely To- be- followed by
bloodshed if the perpetrators are
caught Tho river has fallen consider
ably in the Immediate vicinity OF uy
mciia. and the strain has been lossorei
materially on thc lesccs on The east
bank OF the river. The creyasse Is IN
the heart 90 the bank OF tho richest
surar districts of Louisiana.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
Stabbed His Rrnther

Grand Rapids, Mich. March IS
Clyde ". and Archie Whittel, living
with their parents, well-to-do farmers.
four miles northeast of Sparta. en-.
gagged in a quarrel yesterday in their
home. Clyde snatched up a butcher
knife from the table and plunged il
into his younger brothers breast. lust
above the heart Archie died last
night, and Clyde has been arrested
They were aged "a and % years re.
spectively.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
Cheap Rates To New orIean.

Via Seaboard Air Line Railway. On
account Of the meeting of the National
Manufacturer Association OF New Or
leads, April 1917, tirkets to that point
will be sold atone fare for the round trim
via the Seaboard Air Line Railway. on
April H.. II and IL. They will be GOOD
returning until April 10, but by pay ment
OF Zee OF 90 cents may be extended TO
April 30.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
Ammonia Tank ExnIndas

Cnicago' March 2S. - A 1OO-pound
tank OF ammonia exploded in the Full.
ton market last night The market Is
building on Fulton street between
Morgan and Green streets. Before
the flames were extinguished damage
TO the amount of 100000 had been
done Two men we're overcome hv tbe
fumes OF ammonia and were carried
out by the police.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31

indianapolis March 2S.-Co'ouei c.
a. Carlisle. of South Bend. has been
oneted the position OF assistant SCORE
tafs of the new cabinet department OF
commerce and labor. according To-
irie nds at che state house but will e..
iuse n, because Doc cannot afford 20
take IL in view or mis- business conncc.
items. Colonel Carlisle IS a vomher
Of Governor nurbin's stat. lie is vice
president for Indiana ol the National
Manufacturer Association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31

Cut this out and take it TO NJ. NJ
Lewis drug store and get free sample
OF Chamberlain's Stomach ard Liver
Tablets. the best physic. They cleanse
am invigorate the stomach, improve the
appetite and regulate the bowels. Reg
ular size, 25c per box
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
Seed Potatoes.

~ Pc t''rt in town 40 the right psje,
uoa Tail Co caii ON us s,.',rc l,~,ios. a.,
ION sets a. ans and Peas. piov, Cpsfi,,,s
TOW Lines. s. Inc Twlnr and rom
n s,'. shoe Noil' and read Limo,
oselr. Nusf iiav,a's GEnox c.n,ii,t,'..
Powder the .uiy cure for hog ana FOWL
cholera. Can el Guot-- N-paraen- VERY,
N"r. -'- fcr iArre ran. Tomatoes t.re
ienS. Lima fceus. Snap Beans. and Ions
of other eool ttin.- too rumor,rs 81
mention. Apple Butter. rcach Rntt4-
ana PRESERVES tine f,.s and Cunscs
''' "S'e a".' ,rac' crs arrive fresh every
wtc@. Nee White l,.ro. crackcd grain
o, per pound. Wien in need ~ Goods in
oar iine gi.s us call Sati-inctiDng,.ar
antced Respectfully.
00GSETT & SCOTT.
200 Commerce aud 1902 Main Streets
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
MANITACTURER or
Pure Herb Medicine

- one oi the Greatest Healer~ Of the Sick
IN torth lures al Diseases or no Char.re.
rurr "N diseases that arr known 10 the
'.man Race or NO charge. no matter
hat your disease. sickness or afflietion
nay nr and restore you 20 pcri,-., aralth
cure the following diseases. Heart Ii -
'ese. Consumption. Blood. Kidney. Ii.
F,r. bladder. Structure. Piles I'm ang form
'ertigo. Quinsy. Sore Threat. Lungs.
dyspepsia. l-dige-tieu. CONSTIPATION.
"'rlmatisn, Ia auv iorm. Pains and
Aches al any kind. Coias. Bronchial
troubles. Sores Ssin Diseases. all itch.
in- sensllonT. all Female complaint.
"a Hripl-. or Pneumonia. Uicrr-. Car
oupcies. Bous. Cancer. the worst forms
without the use Of kniie OF Instruments.
Eczema. Pimpies on face and body. Din.
b. les oi kidneys or Bright's Disease ol
the kidneys. ! cure any disease no mat
Ter oil what nature. All yenereal dis
Eases speciality. Medicine sent 70 any
address by express. For iull particulars
send a two-eeat stamp for answer. No
fof West Broad Street. Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
MAJOR GC&NN oc,.-.NaD
Ger. Davis Resuees cogr, ,or It's Yer

Ger 0,,.f. p,....,..- --.... ,-,.,
'or Us YER
wastf----- ,-..'t ~ r,.'. 100000.
in tic 0o~r--r.-r.,-l ~ ,r,i,- mo-.
cl.un rfrh r--.+., s,,t.. -.
tr.-a a- Manu-, --f .',-..,...., 80 ~.
-'ares OF -Iaur..- l.ilif-- r~,so,r--
ol ,-r reached r,o ,~s~ s.-,~.-.',.
Yesterday -rba, fis.,,s. ,t. a.. -.
the reviov.r- -,..,..-s-,. Nr,s,~ -
GEORGE Davis in r,e.,r.- No., .t., 49,.
condemns s-efor C.,rr.. .r+s in o., -.
orors manner and IN. o~,., -,,,,,,.,. .,...
court for IFS --- .........., ... ,t.- --.....
IL his rovia-- r--~~., D,.., go.
"Tro f~d.-- .-, o-f,. DO ,t.,-., ~,
OH th..- t.a l....i ,.t.,. n
.re-r i.-- no .,-...-. s.....
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f.r, .-.-...-'-.
r.,.
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.f-. .. ...- -... d., ....-. .,,. .-
re-l..r- -o --..r -..r,..s
b, killed. es -. .-,.. Dbl. t.-.. 49,.
fact any e.gn.fo t-,o,-I.s~. -.
thar they knew fha~o wa. e,,.t q, ,.,,,,~
as they were 10 End or wnera II w. ~
Gated
N-'Yshl1ins tnat pursuant to the
laws 81 war; Slioes for the army may
De legally impr essed for service. that
treachero1s guides may be killed. and
1hat prisoners may be killed If neces-
sary 10 prevent their escape. and Civ
Inc the accused the benefit Of any rea-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
TIC ?a5!sSs SIsAN LAUNDRY,
cHAS. l. SrENGLE. Manager.
fredericksburg. Va.

~ = 17-'T'If = u
viii be- open for business on or about
April lst. Complete. new. up-to-date
ouitt. Experiences labor. PROMPT de-
livery Of goods. Popular prices. Salts
faction guaranteed Special attention
paid 10 outof town work Family work
a speciality. Agents wanted throughout
this section OF the state : share of your
patronage collected
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-31
FOR SAL E,

In consequence Of the death of ora
OF the proprietors, The Frederick
burg Wheel Stock Plant if not befora
disposed of privately. will be sold a.
pubic cutlery, on the Premises in
FreceTicksburg, Va at - O'CLOCK NJ
% Ayrii 23rd, 1903 I he Plant consists
OF Building ana Grouuds, located ON
ne river bank at the railroad tract
50 horsepower Engine and Boiler saw
Miil iour.sided Planning Machine Bend
ing Machine, Cutoff saws, Band Saws
ana facking Saws, all complete and in
good order + r particulars apply TO
S J. QUINN, Treas.
mri9-Im fredericksburg, Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
BILLS INTRODUCED,
IN THE SENATE.

Austin, Texaa. February 19.-Bllls were
introduced in the senate this morning as
follows
BY Paulus-Proposing an amendment to
statute liking fees for charters, seeking TO
place domestic and foreign corporations
on the same footing, domestic corporations
now being required 10 pay in excess Of for
elgn corporations. Finance.
by Providing for same equality
in payment Of franchise tax by domestic
and foreign corporations Finance.
By Hicks Granting new charter 20 san
Antonio. Towns and city corporations.
IS Faubion Adding two additional en-,
ploycs IN fellow servants law. Internal
| Improvements.
! IN Hlll-Creating the SiItyt third judicial
! district, to comprise the counties OF JET!
/ Davis, Brewster, PecGS, Maverick, Val
| Verde. Kinney and Preside Judicial die
! By Harbison--Approprlaii $4,000 for
! two years for rehabilitation Of the state
AGRICULTURAL department, TO gather stats
! urs etc Agriculture.
[ nv Davidson OF De Witt-Bill, recnm
I ,penard ~ the railroad commission, plnc
! Tx Oh stock companies on tia same isst