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The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
THE TRUSTEES ATTITUDE ON
 PROHIBITION

The community ot the city ot Imper- iAl in physical. personal, and moral mak.up is exactly the same as that of the original town ot Imperial. and u IS living under the same arrangement ot general conditions. IL is only ehangcsI in legal iechnicaliiie+: no change of sentiment ot the minds and hearts of the people has been recordd Il. and there lore no radical change m the order of handling grave questions has been made by the city's Trustees. They are proceeding strictly according to the regime arranged for by the people them selves in earlier days. and the Trustees are strictly true ot their plcslge not to make any raIical change until the peo- pie hay. sanctioned tn. same.
 As the school Trustees of the city oi Imperial went right on with the old pre-Arrang,-i orler of things, so did the city Trustees proceesI .o carry out the old pre- arranged order oi things.
 When the pepple of the community of the old town of Imperial and the new city oi Imperial express themselves ln favor of change from prohibition to high license ihe Trustees will un- lou b,edly yi-ld io ib~ir will.
 While the Trusie,s canno, ot all time g grant ali that may be petitioned for. and are not pl,-dgesl so to do. they will uudoubi'-dly give full aud grave con -id.raiion To every petition presented. and will, also, give the people chance to express themselves on all matters of grave importance before any radical change is made.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
1.-THE SEVEN SLIPPERS"

The following s;raighl-iruIn- -ihe-si'oul- der editorial is from ihe san Daeeo News ot 2snd uli. and hiis ilse sleepy oli town A solar-plexus ilai ought to galvAniEe II into action Hit him again, Bro. News, you're the boss slnggerl IL reiers la next-snpervi=or Wilsie's plea for san Diego railroad .delis sered before the Far naers' Institute here, aud which II will be remembered was entitled "A New Idea"
 "A New Ideal And u comes from inc ds-srf. IL seems strange. does II moi. ilaa. most of the new Ideas, oi all ages of iise world, have come io us from out the vAsinrss oi tbc deserts. But this time. instead of being "tiie voice of one crying in tlse wilderness make straight the way oG the Lord " II is the voice of one calling in ilIe wilder ness: Make straight the way of a railroad Ia San Di-go bay
 N. F.. Milsie, of imperial. delIyerei himself of "a new idea" before the FArners' Institute in that place last week. Mr. Mil-ies sps-cb wAs es'- ourni and forceiul- li -1 enilIu--7i the farmers of ih- Imperial Valley ili. there and then they passed resolutions aud appointed a committee Ia act. MT. Wilsie's speech dlL more liian ihat. II has proiuced pronounced sensation among the many progressive people "i San Diego. More than 'hat-lt has moved ilae l,hiegmAtic daily press oi this city 10 l,lussotn ont into duubie-cDlunn heal lines and double .ieals-d editorials and even the chamber "i commerce anal the San Diego and Eastern Railway committee r,-ach out longing hands fer imaginary bouquets; the while Mr- Milsie recommeuds the people to build A railroad for ilem+eiy-s. It is even hinted tlsat Mir. Nilsir's address has disturbed the p.-aoeinl slumbsrs Of the "e-ven eleepers, who own about half of the real estate in San Diego city.
 Ii would be amusing. ii it were not % piiifully humiliating, that San Diego, with its wealth and prosperity, iis su perb natural advantages, must neeis te moved 10 Action--ii indeed there be action--by the lew thousand pioneer farmers "a bo are trying to reclaim the desert in the eastern end ol ie county We. of San Diego. are pieas-d-ve a. C delighted-that the Imperial farmers are going to try and build A railroad to our harbor; and we have announoed our willingness to "assist them" It is to be hoped that this assistance wiil mol he of the same kind and smAnAts from ths same source ne that vouchsAicd to Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Holt when they wanted fo connect Imperial Valley and San Diego with a railroad
 Tie electric system of roads, running to Imperial wiih branch to San Ser nardino county, as outlined in reoen issues of Tbe News, ls easily within rtnoh of san Diego. VIII the proprril
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
4 SUGGESTION
lie Recalls the Way Another Rail-
 road Was Built

EDITOR PRESS =
 Every n"w and then we see articles in the papers aPont building railroad b..twrem San Diego and Imperial. For awhile everything looks bright for a prospective railroad. Alter few spurts everything dies out and nothing more is said. As the old adage goes, "wherr there's will ilIerr's way" I recall the time in 1865, at that time being resident of Sacramento. In a little dinSy corner grocery store where Stan- ford and Crocker and other men would meet every evening and discuss the feasibility of building railroad across the continent. Neither one of these men had money enough to build fifty feet oi tract, but they had brains and push. Finally they suggested the idea of borrowing money from the govern meni. They got it and the road was built. Now it stands to reaeon that n railroad could be built between San Diego and Imperial on the same basis without any red tape business; that is, if the right men take hold of it. With in ten yearp the road would more than pay for itself Just let them go to work and try it. CHAs. ADELL.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
"Strike Up the Band"

wha, would bc the political gathering or public meeting without a brass band ,o stir enthusiasm by its thrilling n'n~icr imperial has good banda remarka- bly g,s.d band considering the length of slime IL has been orgaDizs-I. Just now 1t neeyIs iit,le moral and hnancial assislan nc- and as a deserving public in- sliiuiinn 1t shonld be given h. Loug may 1t live and prosper.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
MEXICO PROTESTS

\ Times dispatch irom wa.hinst oU says Mexico protests against the dan at Plhulc- ou ihe Rronsi of impairing navigaality. in violation oi iwuty rklis. II Is thought an understanding will bc had. permitting construction without interruption.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS SOON
 TO REPORT

Supervising Engineer LipPcncoit. "f the Reclamation Service, was in Inn yerial over sunday. consulting with the engineers under hi. orders who are in vcstigaiing the canal system of the Cali iOruia Development, Co. Mir. Lippen. colt thinks the investigation will be eomple,.,l and his report forwarded to Washington by the middle oi October.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

owners who will tc npost lanrly hcnss- fitted. give the proposition tleir snp- i.ortf The Imperial I-cuplc have dv- clary,i ihems.lyss in faVur oi the plan ani vill do their sharr. ai,d do tt well The busincss men oi San picgu can lsc drIrndr,i on io lvar their Iart ot thc hur,i~n. Are the lausc property owners willing tn do their sharre Are they ready to do ii uowg
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
SHOULD BH NEW CROWD
At the Pie Counter. Thinks San Dlego
 Taxpayer

san Diego, ScP. b. EnuoH IMPERIAL Pass;
 Your allusinn to the "pic diet ended is -o aprop,s to county matters that h |. holp,l the much bordsnel taxpayers xiIl wakcup lo thc necessity oi a new deal iu otiic,als. Twelve years "i power has caused ihs present board |" think itself the whole show, aud that the money which they manipulate is ,l'eir own. Ia, us refer to some ot their ll Is admitci the new hospital was nnl ues,ls,l, and especially one oi Such Iralatial quality. To a'ild it the irst cost is put down at fbS,oO, but Il VIC get ofi with an expenditure "i siOO. .OOU we shall do well. lu contrast with the old site there t- no iarmin. land. so essential io poor farm not a tree io b- seen, and no water. ln fact, they have to pump water from the old location at great expense. Next the County Doctor who has worked so hard inr over ten years that lac IS will ling to do IL for another ten, or mort years, must have an assistant, pr what ever one may call IL, al salary oi $bn a year. Tn. position must bc sinrcnrc as no one has ever heard of such an officer up to this time.
 Mudrsiy would sugges. their stepping down after so long service, bat not SD. A piledriver would not bndgc them. Hence we mutt resort to the ballot. II they were men of remarka' ble business ability We might continue them in office, but they have not shown anything of the kind Who else w"uh work year after year for begGariy $500 per quarter? IL was stated in oten cour, that some oi them got their factoring and periumery for nothing, but that would bc no inducemeni fur some folks
 The above are facts NIT. Editor, and as such they should be published.
 IL would be interesting to know how much taxes each one of the present board pays. Can you not tell us?
 TAXPAYER.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

L. A. Wright. Esq. oi San Diego. chairman ot the Repnblican County Central Committee. came over N cdncs day night in the interest "f tie Iarty. and spent couple ni days shaking hands wiib Imperial citizens. He is n le..'Iing lawyer of the Bay City an'l is also an old edilor He IS gentleman of genial personality aud made many friends during his brief stay.
 IL is understood that MI. BrArkett has cont racled for building on his lot soutl of the drug store and will be here Saturday.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
ROOSEVELT ON IRRIGATION

"tu iuaugura,ing thc great work oi irrigation iu the West the government has teen enabled by Congress Co take one oi the longest strides ever taken by our govcrnmvn, toward utilizing our vas, national domain for the settler, the actual home maker"
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
DON'T FLOOD THE ROADS

The follow ing explains itself snd will be 'Ini,s'y intcTssIin rvadln' ic anybody wbo don't hc-d it:
 EpnoR Pass:
 As formal complaint hos been filed with the b,apl L Supervisors against certain parties (unnanicd in c"n'palnD toi noo.Iing lIp, t,ubllc reads in He lm- perlai Valley, will yoa kin'iiy give space lu the law governing ihs naiivr, |" ih" ,.n.l that all may l'e imh,rmvd niS'h the subject. aud by careful observance Of Ihr same, avoid trouble npI exIrnse.
 Respectfully,
 JAxES X JAsPTR, Ex-ofiicio road commissioner Sd district. Subdivision 2737. page 3l. California
 Road Laws oi lYDi
 2T9T. Whoever oh3tructs OT inIures my highway. or divrTts any water course theron, or drains wafer from his land upon any highway, to tlr inluTy thereof. hy means oi diIchcr or dams, is liable to a penalty ot ten dollars Tor each day such obstruction uT injury re- mains, and must b' punished as pro yi,le,i iu Section 5SS ot the Penal Code. Any perSon, persons CT corporation who shall be storing oV distributing water t,r any pnTp"sr. aud shall per init the water to overflow oV saiuraie. by s,~rag... any hts bway. Ia thc injury il,~re.,i, shall. upon noiiiiration oi tho ruad com missioner of the district where such overflow or sselage orrurs, repair tl,r damages urrasine,i by such over flow or ~ epaRe; and should snch re- pair not be made wiihu a reisonabl. iime by such person, pcr~ons, or eorror- alton. said p,ad com niis-inncrs shall make such repairs, and recover the cx- prnse thereof from such person. per s,ns, or corporations, in an action at law
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

NJ. V. Dutcher Is in Imperial after an abscnc. of several weeks on the coast.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

Chas. w. FernaId has been OH busi- ness trip to Los Angeles.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

Judge Fsrr is abseut on a business rrp to LDs Angeles.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

THE announcement of Supervisor Jasper as A candidate for reelection appears in this issue. Mr. Jasper is a god man, whom personally we esteem. but he is on the wrong ticket for this year Of Grace and will have to go away bAek--politically sPeAking-and sit down for A season is pious meditation upon the sine el his party. Meantime he can put his hand to the plow and sst us a shining example in the develop nlent os the country he has 90 long rep resented
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01

THE National City News strongly approves Mir. wilsie's effort for San Diego railroad connection, and thinks with tl,e assistance of its town the thing could be done.
The Imperial press., 1904-10-01
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Supcryisor-1hird District W. l.. WILslE, of Imperial
 Regular Republican Nominee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
MRS. N. c. HALL DEAD.
This Christian Lacy Suecunbs to a
Brief illness

Sire. lis Brax Tn 1aii. widaW 0i The
ale Marshall & Hal. diei ~ Der reel
dence on George street. thursday morn.
lnr. Al er al illness ~ several weeks aged
Years The dscrased wss the aaugh
ter u The lAle j. hn /. bfaXton. % hich-
mona county. "a Bun Wss rOIn IN that
county. She wac = mefuh~r ui II
Georges Episcopal church. ana war ever
E7aiOus Ia all that pertained 90 its Al
rAncement A devoted wife ana mother.
Der lors will br ielt. not only 10 the nome
circle bot by her many friends "a has
only been lew months since her late
husband passed 20 the great beyond
Two sons survive her. Prof n tsrrer
Hall ana SDOttswoOd Hall. her sisters
Are Mrs : Sydney Bradford. Nrs j.
Stansbury Wallace and Mics Lula D
Brsxton. Of this cily. and brother, NJ
Jo Ohm : brRxtoh. oi Philadelphia fu
neral services from st. George church
Friday evening AZ 3 o. clock. ktv "
ID. smith. the rector. oihciAfed aud the
interment was made IN the family .ot
10 the City Cemetery by the eide Of her
ate husband
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
BAPTISTS AND THE BIBLE.
THIS The THEME At cENTEN-
NAL CELEBRATION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT
IL Was Ably Discusses 5y Dr.. c. s
Gardner, Of Richmond


The exercises at the Baptist church
Wednesday night were iul oi interest and
veil attended
Rev A. Williams. the pastor. pre-
sided A duet WAe sVeetly rendered by
Mrs Helen : " hite and Miss Trojan
Rev Dr.. Charles ; Gardner. pastor Of
Grace street Baptist church. Richmond
was the sasef 81 the evening The sub
i-ct was The Baptisis and the b.bie
Dr. Gardner is vigorous sp~as~r ano
Die address made pref uad int ression
Dr Garnne -sid ia part
The Baptists e1alt ihe Bible A. be IN
prrms rule 81 iaith and practice They
believe ID the anchOretic Is .ble privately
interpreted and they seek 10 embu3y o.
their denominational life the great vita
principles oi the Bible vi which th,Te Arr
tour.
1 Spirituality Ne believe that the
Christian life b gins 10 the soul by the
direct and immediate operations ni the
spirit of God destroying the old fi. auo
impAriing the new ODE. and that thi- life h
developed through constant comm union
with the spirit OlGod. The Bible j. severe
a IT, denuuciatiOn ui mere Journalism
The devotion 10 any external forms or
ceremonies y destructive II Christianity
TO us the ordinances are simply - mDoi-
and nothing more
II. Individuality The rriigious Iiie i-
the result Of Divine Spirit acting upon
the human spirit Immediately without
the Intervention Il any priest 0r church
The conscience IL subject 60 God only and
ought not 10 acknowledge any ter a..
legIAnce ltis our Baptist deal fo Or
serve the ERnctity of the Individual so
against the encroachment Of any human
power
The church j. composed Of free =. socis
tion Of such spiritual sovereigns
III. Fraternity The Bibie emphasiE--
love and mutual trust and expresses %.
-eii in ire anu trustfui corporation with
our brethren IN our common work We
seek IN our Baptist life 10 cultivate
brotherhOOd that - 81 broad ~ the
Kingdom oi God and We ought tori0
our souls OF any narrow pr IIdios thai
tend 20 separate aRd di-entesrate tl-
children Of the Kingdom
u.s. mversaiity HE gospei e 10
tended Tor al men. 10 Il intsrdeo a.
bring together the high and the log the
rich and the poor, the .esl bed snd iEno-
rant. and this q true our Baptist lie
The menace of our Protestant Chris
tiAuity is the tendency TO social s~Errga-
ton 10 church life 10 Fe are true 20 our
principles. We viii resist this tendency
with al OF our might
TIE gospel il intended for all rAees of
men and al ciime-. and it i our duty 10
% our principles 20 give Il o.
the whole world
Are W. living W 20 our idea Ne eer
tAiniy nC . % give Ourselves with Zrfai
- devotion 20 these great principles -
our UNCONVENTIONAL life We have not
sufficiently realized this deal 90 be in
position 20 cesf stones at other brethren
% other names In order 20 realizs THE
IDEAL more fully, We need % come bAck
with greater emphasis 20 the nrsr princi-
pie ANNOUNCED. Ia i through mon
deeply spiritual life that We can give ID
7quafe expression 20 thee great elements
oi our faith.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23

lation and distribution Of GOd's Word.
The Bible Society. formed in India by
carey and Others in S04. anticipated by
A few months the British snd Foreign
Bible societey. which was organized IN
England the same year. The BAptists
have ever been forward in giving Code
ord 70 the 2eOple There never were
such opportunities before for going 20
the nations and giving the gospei. The
world u practically open There are
surprising facilities for reGrhing every
nation. Gods Book hAs been transla-
ted into 4l9 Languages and diRlects. The
strongest governments OF earth, England
AMI America. are back OF the missionary
enterprise. furnishing the largest part Of
the workers and the funds for the 'front.'.
God is leading forward dis people.
surely Baptists- who have been so used
in this work in the psst. ought 70 arise
and enter the wide-open doors, giving
Gods truth 70 all the nations. until die
light shall shine into every corner OF this
aarth. and tae Kingdoms Of this weird
become the Kingdom Of our Lord Jesus
Christ
When DR.. Willinehau concluded. short,
interesting Address were delivered by
tbrre Young men. who are about tostarf
out 70 foreign iields 20 do missionary
work.
Theee were Rev. J. P Ray and Rev. L.
MeRae. Of Mississippi. the latter rela-
tive Of Governor MeRae, and Rev. ". d.
pipton. OF Tennessee Miss aisy Pettus,
A relative Of IL Governor Peitus, Of Mis-
-issippi. and niece OF senator Pettus,
II Alabama. wac presented 70 The audi
enee. she viii soon rave for her fieid OF
work in Mexico. The attendance was
large ana the OerasiOn OF deep interest,
especially 20 those who ieei concerned ia
the great work accomplished through
missions
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23

To nv fellow citizens of fredericksburg.
respectfully announce myseli a. a
randida ate for Mayor Oi the city Of Fred
eri~ksburg. the election to al which
said position will take place on the 4th
day Of June. next IT should De your
Measure 70 honor ne with this position.
/ viii give my best Judgment and dey0t.
nv undivided attention 10 faithful per
formance OF my duty AZ Mayor. with al
aim 70 further the progress and welfare
Of rhis ny native city.
Thomas P. Wallace.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
Mr.. RICHARD HICKS DEAD
re RAD Been a Sufferer FOR Many
Months

After q long and painful sickness which
De bore with Christian p8fieIce aud for
tiiuie Richard hicxs departed this life on
Wednesday night April 10th. aErd -
Years he Was 0ogn 10 Spltel lFaLIa
county. but spent nearly the Whu.e yihis
he 10 this city Mr. Hicks va al indus.
rrlOus. enterprising and surre-siul bust
8ess man. and irsves biz family .l very
comfortable circumstance. some Fenty
wears ago be united with the Baptist
church. oi which be was al esfeemrn
membe- az the time oi his desi b. lie
leaves 10 mourn his death q widow. a
daughter. Mrs. Laura Davis of Wash
,ngfon. a sisIer. Mrs sarah Me- arry -ano
4 brother. Mr. Granville Hicks. 0i this
city dis funeral took piacs from
the Baptist church Friday morning 40
I o clock and was conducted hy Rev
z A. Williams. ME pastor. assisted tg
Rev DR. T : Runaway. who hapuEed
MN pailhearers-ActiFe. IuO.I Minor.
IS ID. scott. = + Easfburn David hilsh
u. L Watson H. Dannehi. jas y Tor
ner. ". T. Garnsr Honorary + D.
P0rich. g. " Hruteu. + b Cole b. w..
WHienbsurher. n q Willis A. 49, tar
nsr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
Rrck Plant ausv

The fredericksburg Brick Works com
meneed spring operations with iorre g {
twenty I'VE hands Monday. Mr. William
Bernard Il proprietor and Mr. J. n Muse
superintendent They have ilst put in 3
new machine with q capacity 81 ~. 600
brieks per day 10 q snort time kiln oi
200 600 viii he burned. and from that
time on thruua the summer an equAl
number viii b. burned each month
Many orders are on file aud shipments
will be made 20 Baltimore and Washing
ton ia addition % the local supply
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
handsome Yacht.

Wr. B. F. Keith. II Boston. Mass, ar
rived here tuesday evening from Old
Point on his beautiful steam yacht. The
Courier. Capt. A. Johnson Il In com
mand Of the yaeht. with ten assistants
The Courier l. 10 feet long and % feet
vide. beautifully painted. and equipped
with every convenience Mr. Keith 70 the
owner 81 ; number u theatres. and is in
washington at Brrseaf The Courier
xiIl remain here until Mr. Keith returns,
which viii be in Anew days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
Charter For Industrial Association

A certificate Of Incorporation Of The
I'd r armefs i8dustrIAl Association rOcierT
Of .rEinis vac presented 10 t1- torpo-
ration court this murnlnE. 8nd being 10.
=0ected BY the court vac !oUnG 30 be- q
proper shape and was certified % The
state Corporation Commissioner. The
following are the officers VINO vii man
aRe thscompanT. TO Wit. Arthur Brow
president. Lewis White vice president
Arthur Brown. Jr secretary ana mana
ger. and Chas 4 Chapman. treasure.
The principal office ID the company VIII
~ opened IN this citT. an0 a - neral mer
chBndise business viii be conducted by
the compsny. and IN "a sums paid % rel
arives ofadeesAse3 member. r Vs. Cole
man. Eco. is c0unssi Tor the company
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
Richmond, Eredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect Apr. 18th. 1904.
TpayE NORqy4W ARn


LEAVE NoRTHwARD.
COS A NJ daily stops on siznEl ~
0ccOquaa Sundays only.
s34 A. ~ daiiy stops at Alexandria
1905 A. N. sunday only. Slope On
signal AZ Iceland. Brooke. Aqua, Vide
Water. lnautieo, cherry Hin. Negley. Oc-
cnauAn. isOrton ana Alexandria.
IO45 A. N. daily, except sunday. stop
ON sigma At Leland, Brooke. Aqua Wide
Wafer. QuAnticO. Uherry Hill. FrrstOne.
Nexiey. OocoquAn. Lorton. Accotink
FrAneonia. seminary and Alexandria
Ia Pam. daily except Sunday stop
ST Alexandria.
6.49 z. n daily. stops on sigma al
Brooke. Vide Water, Reid, Qusntico.
and Alexandria
1901 p. NJ daily. Stops at Aieyan-
dria- Stops on slgDsl az Ooe0Cuan Oh
Sundays only
LEAVE s0TrHWARD
$50 A. n. daily excerpt sunday Rich
mond accommodation. Makes Al. stops
6.2l A n daily Atlantic Coast Line
rain. stops on sigma st Wide Water
sri brooke sundays only. al Milford.
boswell and Ashland daily. ano IN sig-
ma 1t other lneal stops on .unoaFsoniY.
s4S A NJ daily except sunday. Makes
io-ai stops on sigma
Il23 p. Il. daily. : A. l. IrGln stops
OF sigma n Lorton and l'ce0qusu SuI-
DAYS only. and daily 81 QGsntieo. Milford,
boswell and Ashland
526 p. N. daily Atlantic Coast Line
train. stops al boswell and Asa and
G39 p N daily Makes local stOIs
on ~lgnAl
: 81 p N. daily Seabosrd Ar Line
tram. stops At boswell aid ashland
ON sigma
accommodation train leaves Richmond
4 2. a. daiiy eXcrp1 SUNDAY aTTlTer
fredericksburg $50 7. N.
NoTE-Ilne Of arrivals and departures
and connections not guaranteed
T. e. cox. AGeuL
" ID DIXIE. T. ~ CULP. u. p Iai LOh
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-23
snn..xivania Farns sals.

M P. Il. CrismOnd has sold bic due
estate IN Spotsyivanis county, contain
ing 40 acres. IN Mr. T Il. Nhestley. Of
fiouidsmith. lndisna. Mr. Whsatiey tske@
possession on Nay J.. ar Nhes;l = has
sold bis farm in SDOrEy contain
ing 400 scres. purchased last izii-io Mrs..
Sue u. Alsop On private tsrms
The sale of these farms wa effected
through ar. John ". Allison. Jr Mana
ger fredericksburg. Virginia Branch
southern Farm Agency