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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
Mr.. ROYALS SPEECH

Gov. Montague began his cam
paign for the United States Senator
ship with a most indiscreet speech at
Spotsvlvania E. H., which, it was
claimed. lost him many votes III this
section. if not throughout the State;
but as harmful as that speech was to
his candidacy. its effect paleS into
insignifcance in comparison with
what will be the result OF the speech
of Mr.. William l.. Royal. Of Rich
mond. delivered in that city ON
Thursday night. We hope that the
Governor is not behind the charges
Mr.. Royal prefers against Senator
Martin, that ne is not undertaking
To use his friends To prefer charges
which he himself has not dared to
make in the open, and which no man.
who desires to present the ISSUES OF
this campaign fairly and honestly
before the people. would undertake
mt this late day to prefer. II the
Governor is not responsible. he may
we'll exclaim. deliver me from my
friends 1t is well known fact that
the legislative committee which IN
vestigated the charges preferred
against Senator Martin m 1913.
when he defeated Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
for the Senate. was appointed by
Mr.. RYAN. then speaker oithe House.
and was composed OF majority OF
Gen. Lees sympathizers. and that
the committee reported that Senator
Martin had done nothing III connec-
ton with his nomination to render
him unworthy of the hOnOr.and that
NE was elected Immediately thereai-
ter. every Democrat in the leglSla-
ture voting for him. 1t is not rea-
sOnable to presume that such "a com
mittee whitewashed anything. Never
theless. the Governors friends have
renewed those absurd old charges.
and it is up to them to prove them.
1t is apparent that they cannot do
so. They could not beproventw twelve
years ago. they cannot be proven to-
day. and the fact that Mr.. Royal
was empty handed as to proof, Is
conclusive on this point. The mat
ter is res judicata. and to prefer
charges which cannot be sustained.
or to raise an issue which has been
adjudicated by acompetent tribunal
is nothing short OF suicidal 1t Is
needless to add that the Montague
forces must be in desperate straits
when they resort to such IA policy OF
self-destructiOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
ORANGE
Coming Weddings Entertainments - Crops
Personals, Etc.
Lahore. Va. June Bird. 1903.

t..l,.r. u, Iuua grd 1oO5
Lan"i'' d. Jun '''' ''''''
The marriage oI AlrS Luna an" IT, t ~,
popular daughter oil Rev. ana MIS- W;
II. Camper. To Mt Georgr llerOoWherh
will take place on June TN AT lf'Illly
VI. J.. 'hulrh' VI"''H'. i"'N' ""'t
people ar" iis'I'H'S "' me '''I''i AZ ,i,.
We hol~ ami "'sI~"A i"r 'h''l " '""R III"
of usefulness ANA lhl llhrsS'
Dr. and Nr- hobart ra]ei n7i'I,l
Mr. - l''Ii'' '"N'N W. ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
REPLY TO ROYAL

Senator Martin j. ont in % sharp reply
to ". l.. Royall. of Richmond. who ~
Gently criticised his record and inter
mated that the Senator Is holding ms
seat under "a cloud
senator Martin shows that the Legs
laturc proved the charges made 10y MT
Rovall were ulse. and that he has been
yindiratrd 10y two terms. lie says II"
charges of twelve years ago are being
paradcd 10 aid his competitor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
EDUCATORS HONORED

The Medical College Virginia occupies
the unique position among medical col
leoos of hayingamong the members oi its
faculty three presidents OF important
medical societies. In June, 1901, DR..
Geore Ben Johnston, Professor OF Gynec-
ology and Abdominal Surgery, was
elected President Of the American Surgical
(ssociaton,an honor which * considered
fine n.reatest that can boz conferred on an
american surgeon. DrChristopher Temp
lins Dean of the College, was elect ii in
December. for the sixth consecutive time,
President Of the Southern Medical College
,ssociation. and in the same month DR..
Lewis G. Bosher. professor OF Practice OF
Surrery and Clinical Surgery, was elect "a
President OF the Southern Surgical and
chronological Association. Probably no
Other medical college in the country has
ot any one time been honored with the
selection Of three members OF its faculty
fortbe Prasidencies of associations Ofsuch
rcnntafions and national Importance,
and the fact that these distinctions have
been conferred on members OF the faculty
If This institution is a certain indication
of the high rank it holds among the
medical college of this country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
REUNION OF MOSBY'S MEN
A Monument to be Erected.

On day in July not yet decided upon
the survivors oi Mosby'- command viii
hold "a reunion AT Marshall in FauquleI
rouutv. 4 movement has been set Oh
loot to erect in Marshall n monument
commemorative OF MOsby 'scommand on
which should be- inscribed roll Oiall the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
VIRGINIA NEWS

Judge ". II. Mann, Of Nottowuy ad
dressed the people OF Tazewcll Saturday.
Weliord's Wharf on the llappahaunoct.
which was 81 badly damaged 10y Ice, is
being repaired.
4 Confederate monument was unveiled
at Floyd Saturday. Lieut-Oiov. W lizard
was the orator.
Rev. r. E. Cowling has accepted a call
to Christ Church Parish. in Middlc~e\
county. and will take charge July lSt
Walter II. Colvin has purchased the
farm OF Mrs Horace Smoot, near lir*
tcrshurg Fauquicr county, Tor $'.'oo
Two frame dwelling houses hear Bur
ton : wharf. at rhnnun. owned Toy col
orcd people. were burned several dn>'
ago.
Capt. j. b. Observation-Disclosures
last week which hc sold to Garner Bros
for 500. 80 cash. The roe alone brought
S45.5O.-Northrn Neck News.
Five thousand persons attended tm
Confederate Memorial Day exercises al
Arlington. near Washington. Sunday
where Hon. John Goodc was decorator
The entries for lrcshurg Horse show
closed Nav %. The show Will boz hrid
ON June + and : aud will be- the first d"
the Virginia circuit. There were many
entries.
At the Confederate memorial exercises
at Manassas Saturday Ola" orator oi me
day WAS Hon. Claude \. swanson IoI
Edmund Berkeley and Others madrshoil
addresses.
W. T.. Hathaway lrit Tuesday for 81
three months tour.duriug which time h
will visit the Hon. Howard Hathaway
at Everett Washington. and othci places.
Virginia Citizen.
Miss Maggie h. Carson died May 2uth
at the home of her siSt Mrs. l.. u.
George. in Caroline county The burial
took place in the cemetery at Ennau-
church, near Pcnola.
W Wilbur Osborne. well known
horseman OF near Gordonslillr. bad m-
leg broken Friday 10y a hor~r falling con
him. lie was training the horse lu umIr
ing for the horse shows.
I'm the case Of II. II. Halle ". Wc'mS
Steamboat Co.. in which "a jury gave
5000 damages. in MddlrScN Circuit.
Court the court considering the verdict
excessive reduced the amount 60 SlHu
and costs. which was accepted.
Mr. K. 4. Omohundro. of Colonial
Beach. and Miss Edna Ann Lyell. daugh
ter of MIR. and Mrs Edwin Lycll. of
Farnham. were married Thursday aii T
noon at Calvary VI. T.. Church in Elch
mond county, Rev ". +. Davis oiiicai-
ing
On Nav both. while Carroll Boatman
was out grabbing in Indian Greek. in thr
Northern Neck he irll overheard. Luther
Dodsun ran to his boat and made every
effort To row 10 Carroll but l~ior hr
could reach him he went down ior thr
last time. Carroll was II years old AND
son Oi Edgar Boatmau.
On Thursday. June l~t. at Bethel VI.
r. church. IN Lancaster county. Mis-
Annie Bcalc I'ickliu. ol LitWalton. &c.,
came the bride oi Mr. T. H. Marston. of
Tnppahannock Miss Su~i, Rock played
the wedding marches Miss JENNIE flck
lin. sister of the bride. was maid oi
honor. and Mr.. Howard .. Rock hr~t
man. Rev. Porter Hardy. performed th'
ceremony. The ushers were Gcorgr Dan
gerfeld. of Tappahamock. and i. Dor
sey Ficklin. and the ribbons Wcrr hrld
bv little Miss Helen Phillips and Master
Lyell Ficklin After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Marstou lett 10y Steamer for a.
bridal trip. They will reside in Tappa
hammock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
NORTHERN NECK
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Physicians OF the Northern Neck met
nj Heathsvile. May 2G, and organized
..TheNorthernNeck Medical Association.
Those enrolled were: Drs. j. W. Tankard.
NJ. NJ. Walker f. W. Lewis, l.. +. Cock
rell W. y. Chinn. r. +. Eubank, \. {.
Fisher. NJ. C. Oldham. II. W. Harding,
W. C. Chowning. c. T. Pierce, b. \.
Middleton. j. \. Rice, l.. &. Mitchell, \. \.
Brent Ro. +. Booker, Ii. l.. Segar X. II.
Stuart, r. o. Lyell.
Officers were elected as follows: DR.. }.
W. Tankard, president DR.. II. W. Hard
inc. DIR. F. W. Lewis, and Dr. l.. q: Mitch
eli. vice-prpsidents; DR.. r. o. Lyell, secre-
tary: DIR. W. \. Chinn, treasurer Dr. A.
c. Fisher, librarian.
The Association will meet twice every
year The next meeting will be at War
saw in December.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
TOGO CALLS ON ROJESTVENSKY

Russian Rear-Admiral Enqnist asked
permission OF Admiral Train to remain
mt Manila If days. The American Ad-
mira offered coal in lieu OF this protract-
ed stay but in their damaged condition
il is doubtful if the vessels could carry
sufficient coal to steam them to Nladl-
vOstOck.
Rear-Admiral Enquist states that the
great st damage was done to his ships at
a range of five miles.
A touching scene was enacted on Sat
urday at the hospital at Sasebo, Japan,
when Admiral Togo visited Admiral
Roiestvensky, who, it is thought. may
lose a leg as result Of his wounds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

John Paul Jones commission as
captain in the navy is said to be in
the possession of a prominent lady
in Philadelphia. 1t is dated at Phil
adelphia October 10, 1873, and is
signed by John Hancock, president.
The secretary OF the navy is inclined
to believe that the document is gen
uine and efforts viii be made by the
government to get possession OF it.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
GEORGE MASON MAYOR
or COLONIAL BEACH

The Town Council of Colonial Beach
has elected Mr.. Geo. Mason Mayor OF the
town to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of B. D. Cooke. COuncilmen
+. W. Walcott and G. W. Slant made
speeches complimenting the record ofMr.
Cooke.
The election of Mr.. Mason was unam-
mons. and his friends are confident that
no will make an excellent official.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
KING GEORGE PROTESTS

Petitions will be sent to Richmond
praying the State Board OF Education ia
n.scind the action that combined the
counties of King George ami Stafford
into one school division. The consollda-
tion Of the tworountics has caused great
dissatisfaction among school teachers,
uotrons and the people generally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

1t is reported from Washington
that Mr.. Bowen has failed TO make
good his charges against Mr.. Loomis,
and will in all probability lose his
official head and his connection with
the diplomatic service of the country.
Secretary Taft admits that Mr..
Loomis did indiscreet things while in
Venezuela, but nothing detrimental
to his private or official character.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
RATEs-sEAsON 1908

Commencing Saturday, June Bird, and
unless otherwise ordered, continuing un-
til Saturday, September Both, 1909
round trip weekend tickets will be on
sale Saturdays only to Quantico and in.
termediate points and TO Richmond ana
intermediate points, at one fare rate,
Return limit, Monday following date
of sale. L. U. COX, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

The best assortment OF solid II karat
gold, twenty-five and twenty year gold
filed, silver and nickel watches with the
very best movements such rs the
Waltham, Elgin &C., suitable for ladies,
gents. or boys,ever on sale in Fredericks-
burg. At Norris, the ieweler and opti-
clan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
GEN. BOYNTON.

The Fredericksburg and Adjacent
National Battlefelds Park has lost a
substantial friend and supporter III
the death Of Gen. Henry Y. Boynton,
who died Saturday. He was chair
man OF the Chickamauga Park Com
mission and did a fine work for that
field. and was giving the benefit OF
his experience and his great influence
to the fredericksburg movement
We shall sadly miss him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
WHICH SHALL IT BEH

The following editorial comment
Of the Baltimore Sun of May 3lst
contains very much the same ideas
expressed by this paper edltorlally
some weeks ago:
The President spolicy OF increasing
the power OF the National Govern
ment over corporations is a compre-
hensive policy, which needs to be
understood as q whole while special
applications are under discussion.
Fixing rates of railways is one phase
of the matter: the regulation OF IN
surance. mining and manufacturing
companies that do an Interstate bus
mess is another phase. The benefits
to be obtained by Federal regu-
latiOn OF any business must. OF
course. be weighed against thepolitl-
cal and other evils which some per
sons apprehend. Cheaper insurance.
cheaper coal. and cheaper nails and
barbed wire-these all appeal to dif-
ferent classes OF people, as we'll as
railway rates. The mind is stagger-
ed. however. when it contemplates all
forms OF interstate business subject
ed to regulation by Federal officials.
The Railway and Engineering Review
takes the Presidents policy more
seriously, perhaps, than itsprospects
warrant. lis it not plain, it asks
tragically, chat if Congress confers
the railway ratemakiug power upon
n commission, it will becomparative-
w easy for it to do the same thing IN
the case of life and fire insurance?
Where is such a course, once entered
!. upon, to stop? Is it to cover all
business conducted by corporations,
aid will it be possible to limit it even
to them? The President 5 recent
broad and comprehensive pronuncl-
amento means that, step by step, II
not very quickly, the Government
will absorb theentire function OF rate
making
The question, "where is such &
course, once entered upon, to stop?
is a pertinent one. and yet things
have reached the point in this coun
try where cooperative capital hal
become so arrogant that free peopb
demand some remedy. II they can
not attain relief by one method, the,
will seek it by another The ques
ton is, which OF the three proposed
methods of relief is best, government
ownership, reduction OF the tariff, o
government regulation OF rates ant
prices? Only those persons OF decld
ed socialistic tendencies desire tn
first. To our mind government reg
ulation of railroad rates and reduC
ton of tariff schedules on trust mad
articles, as a general rule, ought t
afford measure of relief, which for
time, at least, will fill the bill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

You always consider well before you
go TO a doctor or lawyer, as to VINO ls
the best. 1t is equally wise Tor you TO
he guarded in selecting n reliable dealer
to buy your watches Norris, the jewel
er and optician, can give you the very
best references as to his reliability.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
APPROACHING WEDDING

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor,of Oak
Grove. Westmoreland county, to MIR. K.
Fl. Gouldman, OF WilkersOns Wharf.
The ceremony will be performed on June
Sth at st. Peters church, at Oak Grove.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

Norris, the jeweler and optician, is al.
ways ready and willing to make good
any guarantee he gives you with his
goods. If they do not turn out just AZ
he represents them to you, return same
and he will satisfy you at any cost.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
POLITICAL

senator Martin spoke at Wnches-
ter Monday night.
Hon. Geo. Y. Hunley has announced
himself candidate for reelection 10 the
House OF Delegat. = from Mathews and
MiddleSeX counties
Hon. c. 4. Swanson will speak at
Heathsville. Northumberland county,
Monday. (cOurt day. June 18th. Col.
j. f. Willard is also announced to speak
there ON the same day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
MUSICAL
Pupils Of College Give Enjoyable Uecital-Ihe
Program, Etc.

The first Of the two final recital~ al
the music pupils oi the College came oil
Friday night. The work of the pupils
was very creditable indeed. and Prof. T..
4 Franklin and Miss Kate y. DogWctt
ar. 10 be- cOngratulai 81 ON the fine show
ing made. These ncitals are always
looked forward to by the public ~ th"
most pleasant events OF the year The
music played was of "a high order. aS ar"
the performers themselves.
The "Semiramide Overture. played
hv Misses Louise Someryille, Isabel
Williams. Annie Latimer and Louis
Woodbridge. was delightful treat To-
all who heard it, 1t is music that de-
mands skill and intelligence i'll rendering.
The program was a. follows
PART T.
Schulhoff-"Grande Valse,' two pi-
amos. Misses Elizabeth Boulware. Norma
Cobb. Freda Bode and Nell Somerylllc
Observation-Disclosures Wind, pi-
ano. Grace Woodbridge.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Song. vocal,
Reba Epes.
Ketterer-"yalsc dies Flcurs, piano.
Katherine Wauchope.
Daucha- Fourth Air Naric, violin,
/ Annie Fulton.
Bachman-"Les IIirondelles, piano
/ Elizabeth Coghill. -
Jacobs Bond-Ca)"S Shadows, - lbl"Just
a Wearyin' for You. vocal Isabel DAB
ney
| PART II.
Rossini- "Semiramide Overture, tive
nianos. Misses Louise SOmerville, lsabr
! Williams. Annie Latimer and Lou'S'
Woodbridge
Gottschalk-"The Last HoPc, piano
RidOut Green -.
Bohm-"Cantiena." violin, Matte
Miller.
Gaertner-"La Scintallata, piano
Itty May Fulton.
Rah-"Cachouca Caprice, piano. Mar
garet Baker -.
Jacobs-B Ond-(al"De Las Long lsos
| (b)"Still Unexprst, vocal. LOUIS
Woodbridge.
Sinding-"Voic offspring, piano.l'es
sic Belle Cannon.
Marche DIES Fiancailles,
two pianos. Misses Matte Tansll, Der
tie Thomas, Ridout Green and Grace
Jones.
The concluding recital viii take place
on next Monday night at : O'Clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh Il Bro.)
Wheat, t1.O5 to $1.10; corn, new,
50 10 IS; old, So; meal. 81 30 to 81 30
per 100; oats, 40 to A.; fowls Qive). . to
10; hens, live, 0 to 10; ducks, live,
. Of to 10: spring chickens, 20 to % cents
per Id; lard, II to 10; turkeys, live,
10 to IL; eggs, Ia to 10; butter, 10
to 25; hams, IA to II; sweet potatoes,
75c to soc; Irish potatoes. 35c to 4Oc;
New York Early Rose potatoes, 40 to
75c: Maine Houlton Early Rose, 80 to
81: beef to 81; pork, 6 to 81; veal,
IL to 8; lambs, $3.50 to $3.50; hides,
(green) 5 to 6; hides, dry, 8 to lO;
sailed hides, z to s; baled hay, $40 to
$13 per ton. ,oo
Leaf Sumac-5j to 60 per LOO.
Wool-Unwashed, 80 to 3bi washed,
SO % 40.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

A beautiful assortment of goods suita-
bic for commencement and graduating
presentations. AT Norris, the ieweler
and optician.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

Inst received lots OF beautiful sterling
silyerware. suitable for bridal gifts, an
niversary and birthday presents, etc, at
Norris. the ieweler and optician.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
WEDDING CARDS
Ashby- BOxley.

MFR. and Mrs. james Ashby, OF Stanford,
have issued cards for the marriage oil
their daughter, Miss Frances Moncure
Ashbv. to Mr.. James Garland Boxley, OF
Louisa. The ceremony will take place at
Aguia church on Wednesday, June 14th,
at 4:3O y. III.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF

The National Bank. Fredericksburg Va,
mt fredericksburg. in the State oil \ir-
ginia. at the close of business May
%. 1908:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
II TUE WYE " TUE coNuoNwEN

I THE NANG oFf lT, HE C9MNoN"EALr"
In tho gIrrk'- Oluc,of thr cin.uit C"urt Of the
Count, of Spot-tltlull on the .ith da1 Of Nav.
l,o,
g. e.. Eurru~~ Plaintiff.
uEIlu-t
fann,c Sarra. oscar Sacra. John smith,
Fannie Smith. Eddie smith. Ju" smith.
Tom smith. Law n.uoa Smith. lud-ru
>lrrn. Bette T.. Gmuer Robert II.
Acor~ Mnrin Acors. Amanda A.
Pawn = II. PAYNE X. g. Jones
Gror., w. Jones. " T. Jones
- D Jones TlorucrJou"-. EddrJones
>ail.r JONES 4. N. PAYNE. Mn. \. NJ
Purnr. Alvin q Emhr,. guardian ad
Htsm for Flur.no. Jones and Eddie
Jones. infants over % years OF ug' and
~aiiir JONES. an infant under ~ years.
of np. james T.. rurey. administra-
tor of Ella BurrIs~ deceased and sheriff
ndmiui-tratoruf the late John g. Acnr~.
Catherine BurrI~- Bette smith Mary
>acrn. peuuie T.. Jones and Eliza j.
PAYNE Defendants
The object ~ This ~uif i~ to partition iprty-tno
urr,.- OF iuuu mon. or less. ~ifIafe iu Berkeley
District. ~put-Y WANNA county. ami conveyed
uuto Catherine T.. Burr1-@ ANA Jennie J.. bnrruss
Dos Jane " Arors hy deeds bearing date the 10th
lay of July. l>>5. and the lth das ~ june lNs9
aud recorded Boo the tlerh biicr ol >pot-NlNailh
county Circuit Court n,,.l Books A. g.. page ~
aud 30. plla, 80 and f. tho same lands of which
Catherine J.. Burru~~ and JENNIE T.. Burru~sdi'Ti.
~t.iysl and Possessed. And au aihdaNit having
b,,.u made and filed that the defendants. tO-Wit.
~ r Jones r. g. JONES e. ". Jones are not
residents OF the state OF Nirguia. 10 8. Ordered
chat they do appear herr within hife'ndays after
dine publication hereof and do what may lr
necessary to protect their interest iu this suit
Nud 70 j. further ordered that % copy thereof De-
uulliShed once "a Ws7.h for four weeks Boa The FrT'
Lance. and that copy boz posted at the front
door Of the court hou-f ui this county un the
next succeeding rule day.
\ copy-le-te.
ia. HARRIS. Clerk.
Thos Stolelev Coleman. d. e. my3Owlw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06
II. 0. POULTRY
FEED.
Fredericksburg Cereal Mill,
Us. WOODS,
Proprietor.
RIPANS.

There is scarcely any condition Of
i'll health that is not benefited by the
occasional use of a RIPANS Tabule.
For sale by druggists. The Five
cent packet is enough for an Ordi-
nary occasion. The family bottle, so
cents. contains a supply for year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-06

Total ...............-...'..
a.. J. A. TAYLOR. Cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemny swear that the
aLove statement II true to the best OF my
N"o " '''e J. A. TAYLOR, Cashier.
crhscr,hed and sworn TO before me this 2nd
ua' VI '""'' A. B. Bolts, n. p.
{. H. WALLACE.
A W. WALLACE,
Ii. ID. SCOTT,
Directors.