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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-25

Is it in order to inquire what progress
Is being made with the Dietz settle
ment?
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i Professor Gregory Of the Yale geological de-
partment says the San Francisco earthquake viii
Be repeated with universal disastrous resuitA
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GIVE HIM A CONGRESS
Louisville Herald,

No man deserves the name Of repub-
lican who will not In every way strive to
give Theodore Roosevelt the sixtieth con-
gress.
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Doctors coachmen In Berlin wear white hats.
30 that q phTsician's carriage may BE- easily
i,ecognised "a case of necessity.
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All papers are continued until an explicit order
in received for discontinuanco ana until al @1'
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]. s. Arneson OF Elbow Lake is leaving
Minnesota to enter the banking business
at McClusky, N. D. He was formerly
assistant clerk Of the house, is now
auditor OF Grant county, and was a re-
ceptive candidate for state auditor at
the Duluth convention. He has been re-
garded as one OF the coming young men
In state politics. Charles B. Cheney.
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WASHINGTON oFFICE-W. W. Jermane, chief
OF Washington Bureau, e01-9o2 Colorado build
ing Northwestern visitors to Washington In
yited to make use Of reception-room, library,
stationery, telephone and telegraph facilities.
Central location Fourteenth and streets NV.
Copies Of The Journal and northwestern news
napera ON file.
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NEW YORK OFFICE, CHICAGO OFFICE,
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o,MARA 4 ORMSBEE REPRESENTATIVES
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,osLEM STILL UNSETTLED
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta COnstttut1on. 0E##l
It has been decided that a. young man
can marry on SO week, but q. Chicago;
authority says it Is hard to find girls
there who are earning that.
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THE WORLD OVER

A little more summer might still come
in handy.
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office, 90 Strand.
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Pat Crowo has reformed and gone to
New York. Pat always was contra'lIc-
tory In his movements.
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The Princeton Union is for b. L. Millar
for congress, and the opposition to Bede
therefore counts on Mile Laos county.
Bede was for Dunn two years ago, but
did not work for him hard enough to re-
tain the friendship of the Princeton man.
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Minnesota Politics
A. Z. Cole Opens His Campaign Monday
Evening at kenyon-some Senatorial
Shlfts--Wood and Ward Not to Run.

The republican state campaign will be
formally opened Monday evening, Aug.
81, at Kenyon. Definite arrangements
for the meeting were closed today, and
A. L. Cole will deliver his address at
that time, defining his position on the
railroad question and other state issues
of Importance. Old Goodhue county, the
county OF $500 republican plurality, Is
signally honored by being selected for
the campaign opening, and will doubtless
start the ball rolling in class shape.
It is reported In the third district
that Senator e. B. Wood Is going to
Withdraw from his race for reelection,
and that Representative Asher Murray Of
Waoena Will become candidate in his
place. Senator Wood has not filed, but
mas been campaigning for some time, and
the candidate of the other faction, James
johnston OF BERTHA filed q month or SO
ago. Senator Wood has informed his
friends that he wants to get out OF poll
TICS on account of family and business
reasons. not thru any fear that he might
be defeated. If he withdraws his place
Will be taken by his friend, Judge Muir
ray, and Edward Ryan Of Staples, q for
mer house member, Will file for the house
from Todd county. E. r. Kinds of Hub
bard will probably be renominated for
the other house place without opposition.
Senator G. B. Ward Of Alexandria has
announced that he will not be a candi-
date again. He was expected to return
to the senate, where he has taken a
leading part, and served last session on
the finance subcommittee, which drew
the appropriation = bill. This leaves
TON" ofsthun. Of Glenwood in posses
sion OF the field in the tfty-eighth.
Sam Peterson Of New Ulm has g. fight
on his hands for denomination to the
lower house. Jacob Klosner Of New Ulm
and Gudmund Anderson Of Hanska are
both candidates, and the Western
| Unions implacable foe will have, all he
| can do to pull out another term. as4@
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pictures were taken expressly for the
Commercial club and will be shown, ex,
Ben WEIGH, the Three Roses, Fiske
and McDonough, Admin and Taylor,
the Dixon brothers and the Rosaires
will be seen for the last time this even
ing.
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"Checkers" is to be the state fair
week attraction at the Metropolitan,
beginning it's engagement on Sunday
evening, Sept. D. The company and
production Of the play are reported de-
serving Of unstinted commendatlon.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27
RIVER APPROPRIATIONS
Letter From Congressman jones
to Councilman Mills on The
Subject.
The Situation al This Time-Th Contract
System.

The following letter from Congress
man W. A. Jones 10 Councilman T.. W
Mills gives clear statement of the situ-
alton with reference To the government
appropriations for improvements To th,
RappahannOck river. IL Is subject oi
such general interest that We publish the
letter for the information OF cur readers
House OF Representatives, Washington
Jan -, 1906.
+. W. Mills. Esq, Fredericksburg, Va.
My Dear Sir: The resolutions relating
to the condition of the government work
on the Rappahannock river were duly rc-
ceived | have this day gone over the
matter very carefully with the district
engineer. who has immediate supervision
Of this work. lie agrees that there has
been much delay in the prosecution ol
the work and promises that everything
shall be done that can be done 10 wind
up the work under the present contract.
The last River and llarbOr Act provided
that before the so, 900 90 apprOpria-
ton should beexpended a new survey OF
the river should be made and the appro-
priation expended upon the project az
modified under said survey. The old
project provided for a channel 100 feet
wide and 10 feet deep from Fredericks-
burg to Port Royal. 1t is believed that
this depth will be- secured when the dredg-
ing provided for under the existing con-
tract has been completed.
The project recently adopted provide, =
for a channel II feet deep from Port
ROYAL 10 Fredericksburg This was ap-
proved by the War Department about
the first OF December, and since that time
the division engineer has been working
out the necessary plans and speciiica-
tions. These Specifications are now al
most completed and within the next ten
days. am assured bids will be adver-
tised for The department has been
somewhat lenient with the contractor,
because the cost Of doing such work ~
is being done at fredericksburg and
Spottswood bars has very mucI ad-
vanced OF late, and it has not seemed de-
sirabh 10 cancel the contract.
As think wrote Mr. Rowe last year.
the chairman OF the River and Harbor
Committee assured me that the Kappa
hammock river would have been put
under the continuing contract system
but for the fact that no survey had been
made Of the river for many years. The
survey which has just been made was
suggested by Chairman Burton, and
am very hopeful that the next River and
Harbor bill will contain "A provision
placing the Rappahannoek river under
the continuing contract system. II We
succeed in accomplishing that much We
shall not have 10 give ourselves much. il
any, concern about the river for some
time TO come. You are doubtless iamil-
lar with the manner in which work il
provided for under the contract system
II have not given you all the iniorma-
ton you desire ! shall be glad to have
you call upon me again.
Sincerely yours, etc.
W. A. Jones.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27
800 REWARD, $1OG

The readers OF this paper will be
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internally, getting directly upon the
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thereby destroying the foundation OF the
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by building up the constition and assist
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powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for aH5 case that it fails to cure.
Send for list OF testimonials.
Address f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
finu
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27
VlRciNIA'S PART M
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Virginia Commission OF the James
town Exposition held a meeting in Rich
mond aiew days ago
Those who attended were: Capt. W.
Gordon McCabe, Richmond: Col. h. ID.
Cole Fredericksburg; II. b. Eichelberger
Richmond; Roy b. Smith, Roanoke; Hon
NJ. j. Fulton, Front Royal; Hon. j. s
Donohoe, Fririax; W. II. Aston, Abing
don; DR.. W. {. Barker, BotetOurt, and
Hon. j. Taylor ElIyson.
The commission met for the purpose Of
discussing Yirginia's participating in
the Jamestown Exposition 10 be held in
1907. They Were unanimously Of the
opinion that she should do So, and in q
most cedtable manner
Sixteen States have already enacted
laws with reference to their participation
New York having appropriated $3.50, 900
Pennsylvania, 800 900; North Carolina
$50, 600; Illinois, $2j, 600; New Jersey
S25, 600; Missouri, $4,000, and Connec-
ticut, $26 600, besides which Maryland
Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Geor-
gia, Florida. Rhode Island and WiscOn-
sin have appointed commissioners, and
will make appropriations.
Information from Ohio states that the
Legislature, now is session, will apprO-
pirate 500 900 for Ohio's participation
in the Exposition.
Hon. st. George Tucker. who has just
returned from a visit to the governments
in Europe. received such encouragement
from the leading powers as 10 leave no
doubt that the marine and military eX-
hibitiOn will be one OF the most brilliant
ever seen in this or any other country.
1t is expected that Lord Roberts, from
England, and Admiral Togo and General
Oyama, from Japan, will be at the Expo
stion here in 1907.
The Virginia commissioners feel that
the opportunity which this exposition
affords for letting the world know about
the resources OF Virginia should be taker
advantage of and as Yirginin will be tn,
hostess OF the occasion. she should have
such representation at the Exposition as
we'll be- in keeping with the prominent
part she must take in the reception anc
entertainment other distinguished guests
Steps will be taken with that end il
s-iaVs
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27
MADISON NOTES

Radiant, Va, Jan. %.
Messrs. r. l.. Lohr, OF MitcheIs, Cul-
peper county, and G. T. Lohr, Of Rapi-
dan, have been recent guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lohr.
Mrs. Vim. Lohr and Mr.. Roy Powell
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. TX. f.
Hicks and family.
Misses Ida and Mozelia Jenkins, Han
nah and Wash Lacy, Mary Twyman,
Walter, Marquis and Henry Embrey
were guests on Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Weaver and family.
Mr.. j. w. Hicks was a guest Sunday OF
J. ii. Lohr and family.
Mrs. w. V. Waller, Of Sunlight, Spot
syvania county. and Miss Lula Z. Hicks,
OF the v. s. ID. b., Staunton, Va, have
been called to their fathers bedside on
account OF his extreme illness.
Miss Mona Waller, of Sunlight, Spot
sylvania county, who has been spend
ing some time with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Hicks, isl now n guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. T. NJ. Seal, in Orange
county.
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CAROLINE
Rev. G. v. Rsmaesn Resigns Bowling Green
Charge-PerSOnal Notes.
Bowling Green. Jan. u.


Rev q. W. Rcmagru, OF your city, who
has been supplying the pulpit Of the
Christian church for the lastlew months,
Offered his resignation on yesterday to
take effect at once. He has received a
call to Mathews county, which he has
accepted. During his short pastorate
here he had endeaed himself To his peO-
pie, aud they were loath to part with.
Mcssrs. McManaway, who are teach
lug in the lower part OF this county,
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
parents. Dr. and Mrs j. M.McManaway.
Mrs l.. NJ. Robinson spent portion Uf
this week with friends in your city
Misses Bessie end SUSIE Butler. daugh-
tets OF Dr. T.. T.. Butler, are ont after II
severe attack Of tonslilis.
Mrs. W. t. Broaddus X the guest OF
her sister, MIS-. &. H. Rylhnd, in Rirh-
mond
MIR Lewis Vincent, of Norfolk, spent
Sunday with his parents here
The Y NJ e. A. held its regular meet
ing in the Bowling Gnen Baptist church
ON Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. Barr and children have
gone To Pennsylvania, where they will
spend some time with relatives.
Miss Blanche Gill, of Milford, is the
guest OF her sister in Portsmouth
Rev aud Mrs j. H. Busby spent sew
eral days of this week with some of his
members in the county.
Mr. Wa. Williams and little daughter,
OF Essex, are the the guests OF DR.. X. T.
Glassell and family.
Miss Kate Rollins has returned to her
home in Spotsylvania, after a visit Of
several weeks to her sister. Mrs. +. $.
Coghill
Mr. G. F. Sugg has returned from de
lightiul visit TO relatives in North Caro-
lima.
Don't forget the silver tea at the home
of Mrs b. +. SmoOt on next Monday
night Come and enjoy yourself.
The two children OF Mr.. William Pugh,
who were so badly burned Nmas 10y an
explosion OF gun powder, ARE doing nicely.
KY
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The Warm SpsIl-Againsi Broad Tirss-OIher
NOies.
Comorn, Va, Jan. 2l.

NOhiDiiis ' bsf bdh- ~
In consequence of the warm, "unsea-
sonable" weather that prevailed up to
last Tuesday, night there are many
cases Of grip" and kindred ailments
among the country people. One notable
feature of the phenomenal season was
the presence last week OF mosquitoes and
flies in large numbers. Up to this time
all the ice-houses are empty.
State Senator Sims bills requiring all
wagons used on public roads to have
four az inch tires meets with general
opposition in this section. Ii is argued
that wagons with ties four inches wide
would be impracticable, and even use
less, for farmers purposes, and that but
few farmers could afford to east aside
vehicles already on hand and substitute
such az would require the kind OF wheels
proposed by the Sims bill.
Mr.. Willie Merryman, OF the Cash Cor
ner neighborhood, was painfully hurt
some days ago by large hickory log
falling over his legs while he was at
work in the woods.
Mr. LittletOn Baker, OF Shiloh, has
gone TO Washington to accept a lucra-
tive business position.
Mr.. G. T. Purks, of Igo, is moving his
saw-mill outfit from this county to
Spotsylvania, where he will continue to
manufacture railroad ties and lumber.
A report from Index states that MIR.
Robert l.. L. Harryman, who was so
dangerously hurt by falling from wag-
on some weeks ago, is so much improv-
ed rs to be considered on the road to
recovery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27
SpOTSYLVANIA COURT

Proceedings of SpotsyIvania Circuit
Court Monday aud Tuesday, Judge T. r.
b. Wright presiding:
Special grand jury empanelled and
brought in an Indictment against J. T.
0verton for murder
W. J. Butzner appointed trustee in the
place Of A. Is. Rawlings, deceased.
W. d. Carter's application for relief
from erroneous assessment filed and
granted.
Order suspending Willie KrOnk's sen
tence revoked, and prisoner TO be turned
over TO penitentiary authorities.
Accounts of officers allowed and or
dered certified
J. T. Overton found guilty OF the muir
der of Willie Carter, and sentenced to II
years in the penitentiary. Attorneys
Lee J. Graves and A. 7. Embrey repre-
sented the Commonwealth, and T.Stoke-
ley Coleman and Frederick W. Coleman
the accused.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27

URe, va, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1906
KING GEORGE
Church KOrk-ReV. v. c. Laiane 10 Take & Rest
Set Two Boys on Firc-PsrsOnals.
King George Co.. Yn.. IAN. 2ad. lN0l

King George Co, Va. Jan. 23d, 1906
The Christian Endeavor Society OF Po-
tomac Baptist church IL in aourisning
condition, and is productive OF much
good. Wintery weather does not lessen
the zeal of it's member, for during the
winter months the society meets at the
homes of its members. These meetings
are Of an earnest, devout character and
! show the deep interest felt by all taking
u part in them.
The many friends Of Rev. VIM. c. La
tame. OF Oak Grove, who il well known
and beloved here, will be- sorry to hear
he is suffering 30 severely with his throat
that by the advice OF a Washington spc-
cialist, he will take a rest Of several
months from his pulpit duties.
Mrs Emma l.. Garnett, who has been
critically i'll for two weeks and more, is
very much improved.
MIR W. W. Stiff. al Oak Grove, who
has been sick for several months, has so
much improved he il able to walk about
the house.
Mr.. f. =. Tayloe, Of Chatterton, who
is engaged with his saw mill in Essex
county, spent Sunday at home. Though
the distance is long and the roads are
bad, he thinks nothing OF driving home
at the end Of the week, remaining till
Monday morning, and then reach his mill
in time for good days business.
Miss ROsaHe Thornton expects to
leave today Tor Washington, where she
will in the future reside, as her brother
soon exp, cts to leave King George, after
a residence OF nearly two years here.
Mrs. Wlthers Boggs has as her guests
Mrs. Williams and little child. They will
leave for Westmoreland tomorrow,
where Mrs. Boggs goes To welcome her
brother, Mr. Tayloe Washington, home
from New York.
Mrs. Harry Mills, OF Washington, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Garnett
The many friends OF Mr.. y. y. Olive
are glad TO welcome him home from
Richmond, where he received great bene-
nj by treatment at the Kelam Hospital.
Just for fun" Richard Williams, col
Ored. tied pieces OF cloth to the feet OF
Phillip Washington and Daniel Frazier,
two colOred boys about thirteen years
old. and while they were asleep he poured
coal oil on the clothes and set them on
fire. Philip awakened in time to save
himself much suffering, but Daniel was
severely burned. and has been unable to
wear his shoes or walk since. The house
in which the boys We're sleeping at Mt
View. the home of Mr.. wilkins Tayloe,
was only saved from being destroyed by
great effort. We need not wonder that
ignorant and unframed cOlored boys in
dulee in such brutal sport, when we read
of the cruelties practised by young men,
supposed to be gentlemen, atsOme of the
leading schools of our land. Truly,
whether white or colored, the desire TO
inhict suffering seems to predominant in
the hearts Of many youths OF our day.
We approve of the suggestion to treat
all such to IA good sound thrashing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-27

"Before wecan sympathize with Others,
we must have suffered ourselves" No
one can realize the suffering attendant
upon an attack of the grip, unless he has
had the actual experience. There is
probably no disease that causes so much
physical and mental agony, or which 30
successfully defies medical aid. All dan
ger from the grip, however, may be
avoided by the prompt use OF Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy. Among the tens
of thousands who have used thisremedy,
not one case he's ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
not recovered. For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
Drug Store.