davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
from the top Of register those
below are moved up one peg.
Legal Partially.

Legal Partially.
But eligibility does not always depend
upon rating in examination. The law pro-
vides that soldiers or sailors honorably dis
charged because of wounds or sickness in
CURED in line Of duty shall be preferred to
all others for appointment, If possessing
the necessary business capacity. Such
veteran is released from age limitations, is
put on the eligible register If receiving an
average Of 65 instead Of the 70 otherwise
required and once on the register his name
is placed above (and Is given to the apply
ing department before) those Of all others
who have not been allowed such prefer
ence. The disabled defender of the flag is,
furthermore released from the laws which
require each state to receive only its share
Of appointments. If on the same register
the names of more than one such preferred
veteran appear, he having the highest per-
centage heads the list. This preference
does not, however. apply to examinations
for promotion for the Philippine service
But in all other contests a Grand Army
button will cause many a gasp in the ex-
animation room. Chance of encountering
these disabled soldiers and sailors Is, OF
course dwindlfng every year, as are their
numbers, and they are rarely competed
with outside the examinations for such po-
sitions as Waterman, messenger and copy
ist For the railway mail service eligible
registers are exceptional in that they are
kept by states, and each appointment Is
made from the register of the state in
which the vacancy exists. For the Indian
service and meat-inspecton service persons
examined state the localities in which they
are willing to accept employment, while
for the immigrant inspection service sepa-
rate registers are kept for eligibIes living
east and west of the Rockies For other
offices outside of Washington preference is
given to eligibles residing in the general
vicinity of the office to be filed
How Residence Counts. -
Washington is, of course. the great goal.
The law requires that as far as conditions
Of good administration will warrant ap-
pointments to the department of the great
white city shall be apportioned among the
states and territories upon the basis of
population. Only one appointment to the
capital is now Acknowledgement in certain
instances-to every 10000 inhabitants.
The only states and territories which
have not exceeded their quota to
date are Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas.
Georgia. Hawaii. Idaho Indian Ter
ritory, Louisiana. Mississippi, New Mexico,
North Dakota. Porto Rico, Texas and
Utah. Eligibles from these states, then.
have the best prospects for obtaining ap-
pointments in the Washington departments
as clerks, messengers or watchmen. Those
from the remaining states can still hope
however, for positions in navy yards, pen
sion agencies army headquarters, land Of
fees, Indian agencies, etc. The following
positions are. nevertheless, excepted now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
wild Flowers in Alaska.
slie's Weekly.

The wild flowers of Alaska are the most
beautiful in the world The season lasts
only three months but during that time
bluebells honeysuckle. wild roses, sweet
peas and myrtle run riot over the hills and
bloom even at the foot of a glacier. The
ground is perpetually frozen and about two
feet thaws out during the summer season.
The melting ice furnishes plenty of moisture
and the warm sun makes nature jump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
Mixed Dialect.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.


Whats this demanded the puzzled crit
ic, reading the manuscript. GO long wild
We or Oill gif you punch init der nose yet
already What sort of. language is that to
put in the mouth of your hero?''
That's the most novel feature of my
book replied the young author; you see
the hero's father was Irish and his mother
Gerpan."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
The Final Appointment.

Now comes the tug of war. Whenever an
appointing officer in one Of the departments
wishes to fill a vacancy by original ap-
pointment rather than promotion-and
nearly all Of the higher salaried positions
are filled by promotion-he specifies to the
civil service commission the kind of posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08

From the London Saturday Review.
The French are now the most pacific
aation ON the face of the earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08

with the examination papers will be can
celed and application will be made to WASH
ington for an entirely new set Of questions.
c. N-iIlsa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
IRE IN HOTEL
IRE Natio-ai, az Wasei-9 tcn Mar
ro~ly ESCAPED Destruction. >

TIE Natio-ai a. Wasei-e scp Mar
rowly ESCAPED Destruction. >
Washington. Jan. S.-Tae National
MOTEL one Of the Oldest hostelries lr
The city vas threatened with destruc
ton by fire. The flames started from q
defective Gue under the roof on the
fourth floor. and soon worked theii
way 10 the kitchen on the first floor
which was pretty well Quilted
The 1853 guests in the house were
aroused from their sleep. and scantily
clad made their way to the ground
floor. Tho fire. however, did not reach
any part of the hotel in which the
guests were domiciled
Three women were rescued by the
fire escape. one of them being partly
overcome by smoke.
While the excitement w9s at is
heiaht one OF TIE guests vert into :ho
1ar'cr end uiarei q j.r.,g a'r 70 t'.
ri~u1 ~tis t~3 IT, c-. 20 O..
= q cv,ttoT ont.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
STAFFORD
Notes. Personals. &c.

Stafford c. II Va, Jan 9th, 1906.
Miss Sallie V. French, accompanied by
her brother, paid the courthouse visit
Yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. T. W. Berrey left here Thursday
for Madison county, where he VIII WISH
friends and relatives.
Several nucks of wild geese have been
seen going north within the last Ten
days. Has it gotten too hot South Tor
them? o,
Mr.. b. 5. Norman, OF Garrisonvll'e'
has accepted the position ol booAheeler
with c. d. Green 4 Co.. at Brooke.
Miss Lucy Waller Morton lett here TO-
dav for Washington. She has been
spending some time in Stafford and Fred
eiicksburg for her health.
Christmas as well as New Year having
passed the proverbial duh time has set IN
There is shooting match at Jack
| GarrisOn's at GarrisOuville today
Or. +. NJ. Sneed has arrived home from
the annual banquet OF physicians III
fredericksburg
Visitors at the courthouse YESTERDAY
Lieut.. Hugh Adie, Messrs. John ". Wal
Ter. Thos. Waller and X. A. Moncure
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Waller ana
their interesting family were visiting
friends here this week
Mr.. Luke Gallahans little daughter Il
ouite sick She is being attended by Dr.
SDeed StliuultI'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
MRNlRla NEWs

The entire Eastern Shor, Of Virginia
Nil. hc "3rN' af'og Nav l-t
The Mathew Baptist Church will Lc
dedicated on Sunday, Jan. IL.
Charles J Brown. OF Richmond. died OF
lockaw caused by iirecrackerexplodiI 3
in his hands
Itis reported that Coy Montague may
enter the congr, s-ional race m the klcf-
mond district.
+. W. Gathmcy. Of Louisa county, has
been appointed assistant counsel Tor
the Southern railroad in Washington.
Dogs got ia Rev. W. 4. Christian flock
of sheep Saturday. killing eleven and I'M
turing seven very NATURALIZATION News
The dwelling and contents, including
clothing aud $50 in money. belonging to
George Edwards. colOred, in Northum-
berlaud county, burned Dec. 2Gth; n" in-
surauce.
ON December both Q. = Purcell al
. " trllIOitliUNs NlNl iN INV liln NftAh hit'
farming implements. hay and fodder in
the building Loss nearly $1,000. NJ
insurance
Lester Ruiiucr. charged with the
murder OF his uncle Isaac Ruiiner, il
I November. was found guilty 10y IA jury al
/ Luray which fixed his sentence at two
years in the penitentiary.
The ease OF Bessie Browning Wood
/ daughter of Mr. John 4. Browning, %
/ Rappahannock county, ~. W. j. Wood
of that county, was heard Saturday by
/ Judge NicOl. in the Alexandria county
| Circuit court. who granted the plaintiff q
divorce from her husbans.
Capt 4. Wash Bussells last week il
lacking out of Carriers Greek. ran into tlis
red beacon aud demolished it, Sar'
urday morning during the high wind tl.
dwelling of W. T. Gil, oi Miskimon, wa
burned No furniture and very littlt
clothing was saved. No Insurance
Among the losses was a $3.50 piano, and
$500 in money belonging To Willie Davis
Virginia Citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
PROPOSED CHANGES IN CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

This paper is enabled to give its
readers a full statement OF the
changes proposed in the redistrict-
ing bill to be offered by Senator Sale,
of Norfolk, in the Legislature. We
believe that this is the first time
these changes have been published,
and they will no doubt attract wide
attention. We called attention some
time ago to this bill as affecting
Fredericksburg, SpOtsylyania and
Caroline. 1t will be observed that
they are placed by the Sale bill IN
the Eighth district. Ourpeoplem must
decide whether they prefer to stay III
the First or not and make the fight
accordingly, either for or against a
change. The changes proposed are
as follows:
In the First district. the counties
of Caroline. Spotsylvania and the
city of fredericksburg are taken out.
The counties of Elizabeth City,
James City, York, Warwick and the
cities of Newport News and Williams
burg are added
The Second District-The counties
of Elizabeth City, James City, War
wick and the cities of Newport News
and Williamsburg are taken out, as
also the county of Charles City.
Third District-The county OF
Charles City is added to the Third
district.
No changes in the Fourth, Fifth
Sixth, or Seventh districts.
Eighth district-The counties oil
Caroline, Spotsylvania and the city
of Fredericksburg are added to the
Eighth district.
No changes in the Ninth and Tenth
district.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
MARRIAGES

Married Dec. 2f by Rev. Richard Fer
guson, at his residence, Mr. Robert II.
Calls aud Miss Sallie L. Powell, OF
Mathews county
Miss Eta Margaret Deas and Mr. Allie
Mccoy Thacker, both of Louisa county.
were married Thursday by Rev. W. \.
Laughon in his home.
Miss Ida Thomas and Mr.. Ira Hinton.
were married Dee. p, AT Hopewell
Methodist Church. Richmond county.
Rev. f. F. Garner officiating.
Miss Kassie Nanlandingham, oi Nor
thumberand. and Mr. Collie Dawson.
were married December p. at Smithland
Baptist church. Rev. 7. \. Whit hurst
officiating
Miss Belle Lindsay. daughter oi Mrs
]. n Lindsay. aud Mr.. +. NJ. W. Of
Crigersville, were married at the home
Of the brides mother, December 24th, 10y
Rev. Mr.. Leftwich.
Victor Hill. of Sulphur Mines. and Miss
Sophie Bergman. daughter OF Mr. \
!. Bergman, OF Louisa county, were
married AT the brides home on December
81. by Rev. NJ. ). Eagle Mr.. Hill and
his bride left for a Northern bridal trip
md will reside at Mineral
Rev. c. II. Williams, OF Mathews coun-
~, was the officiating minister at the
following marriages at the places and on
the dates named:
At Mathews Chapel Church Christmas
night. Carter Braxton Calls 20 Miss Mary
Louise Calls.
At the Methodist Parsonage, Emmet
Fenton Foster 10 Sarah Lee Forrest on
Dec. ~.
Robert II. Foster TO Miss Sallie {. Bas-
set. on Dec p. at the residence of the
brides parents.
At the Methodist Parsonage, Charles
Edward Huggett to Miss Nirgie Treeakle
on Dec p.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
NO MORE OILERS WANTED.

NO MORE OILERS WANTED.
There is no question about thefact
that labor is scarce in Virginia, and
that something will eventually have
to be done to supply the demand
but it is also true that if one-fourth
of the idlers and buns and loafers
we see holding down the street cor
ners of every city and town in the
State were put to work, the demand
for laborers would be fully supplied.
In view of these conditions at home,
we do not therefore take much tothe
proposition to send agents abroad
to secure immigrants from the slums
OF England and Europe to supply
laborers for Virginia. 1t Is said that
there are thousands upon thousands
OF persons in the slums OF Europe,
who are on the verge OF starvation,
and it is among these people that
our agents are to be sent, when the
legislature has provided the where
withal to foot the bill. The idea
strikes us that if these people are
starving at home the reason Is in
part, at least, due to a lack OF energy
and industry, and that to bring
them to Virginia would more likely
Increase the number OF our street
corner artists than supply the labor
demand. These fellows now live by
the sweat OF some one else's brow,
and it is not desirable to add to
their number. If anything therefore
is done by the next legislature look
ing to securing laborers for Virginia,
it ought to be hedged about with
such precautionary measures that
our last state, with reference to the
labor problem, may not be worse
than the first.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
DEATHS

John Andrew Hill, son of the late John
Hin. a native OF Fredericksburg, died
recently at his residence, Montpelier
in Caroline county.
Mrs. C. C. Leachman, died at Yelling
ton Prince William county, Saturday, OF
tonboid- pneumonia. She leaves her
husband and five children.
Dennis NJ. Ormsbee died at his home in
ra;rgax county from Bright's diGease,
aged 81 years. He is survived by his
sg;dow Ave sons and one daughter.
Mrs Frank Smith, OF Louisa county,
a,sd q law DAYS ago. The fureral was
.,s,ached by Rev. G. c. Davis. She issur-
lived by her husband and five children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
ORANGE NOTES

Orange, Va Jan. 3d, 1906.
Christmas with its pros and cons j.
now matter of memory aud the recent
rains have been copiOus enough 10 wasl
away all stains and sOothe all contcu
tons
Editor Cooke. OF Waynesboro, left his
sisters Sunday To brighton his Office
Monday with the smiles b. gathered
during his visit. His three popular
daughters remain over until Tuesday
Schools are opening upand attendance
Is large. The teachers, rejuvenated 10y
turkey and oysters. are ready for work,
and give promise ofiaithiul service along
elevated ways.
News OF Jonas Johnson's death reach
ia his home Thursday. He became de-
mented several months ago aud had 10
be taken 10 the asylum, where he died
lie was an amiable colored citizen. and
caves a wife and several sisters
Miss Fannie Henry, of Fauquier is Wis
ting Mrs Joseph Henderson. at Hunts
mans Rest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09

THE LADIES favor painting Their
churches. and therefore we urge every
Minister to remember we give a liberal
quantity of the Longman 4 Martinez l..
& NJ. Paint toward the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $3.50 gallon. for Linseed
Oil worth 60 cents) which you do when
YOU buy other paints in can with a
paint label on it.
& 6 make IA, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy only
eight of l.. & NJ, and mix six gallons
pure Linseed Oil with it, and thus get
paint at less than $1.20 pergallon.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons OF l.. & NJ. and three gallons
of Linseed Oil mixed Herewith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
]. H. Biscoe & Son, fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
VnSmjdC|OthinS HOuS
PRICES WRECKED IN , TytfT

TEN DAYS Of nmtabe Bargains before the public beginning
FRIDAY JANUARY - and continuing TEN DAYS up Tuesday
Night January % This entire Virginia Clothing House stock Is all
goods abounds money saving Inducements that will
truly prove tonic for oyerworkd pocetboos We caution you
early this sale will last for ten days only Everything
rapidly This is the first sale OF its kind in this vicinity and
again In order to TO you the tremendous
sacrifices that be made have mentioned few OF the extra
ordinary bargains that will be- offered Bear in mind there
thousand other articles mention here We advise you
this and bring with that get exactly the
goods mentioned this Remember pOsponement SAT
ISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED I'M
MEDATELY Merchants the city county wishing buy
portion OF this stock the retail prices listed in this paper will
be upon only between the hours OF and every morning
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.
Wheat. 80 to 90, corn, 45 10 so, meal
Il soto 81 30 OATS. 40 10 As; hens, 8 tC
10: ducks, II to -; dressed chickens
to 10: turkeys, live, 10 to y; M
l'awn, u to n, drawn, Ii to IS; live
.hickenS. 8 TO 8; hens, to 9; ducks,
% 9: eggs. 20 to % lard
% to II. butter, IS b %; hams, "a
% II: rweet potatoes. SOC to SOC; lrisf
potatoes. Gnc to Csc; apples, pei
)ushel. 90 to 800; beef 3 70 q
Dork, 5 10 8; veal, A. &c 2; lambs
$3.50 Ia 1880; hides, green. . 10 g
lry. : to 10, sailed, 7 to 8; baled hay
80 to $l3 per ton; leaf sumac, 80 &c
30 per 100
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
STUDENTS FOUGHT FIRE

Fire Saturday at the residence OF
the Misses Cooke, in charlottesville,
damaged the building owned by DR..
Samuel Chancellor, to the extent OF
81. 900 But for the work Of students,
the handsome structure would have been
destroyed.
The fire originated in the room OF +. NJ.
Daniel. son OF Senator Daniel, and YVES
due to detective electric wiring Nearly
all the furniture and books in Daniels
room were destroyed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
THE LEGISLATURE
The Body ConysRes wednssday-Ths Speaker
ship, Etc.

The legislature will begin its sessions
Wednesday.
The Democrats OF the senate and the
house will hold separate caucuses at 3
O'Clock Tuesday night, and will nomi-
nate candidates for presiding officers,
clerks, sergeants-at-arms, &c.
The senate officers will be chosen with
out contest.
There are three candidates for speaker.
They are Messrs. Cardwell, OF Hanover;
Lee of Fairfax, and Churchman, of Au-
0usta. The Cardwell hackers appear to
have the greatest amount OF confidence.
The other house officers will probably
be RET lected without opposition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
MR.. JOS. BRYAN'S HOME BURNED

"Laburnum." the splendid country
seat near Richmond Of Joseph Bryan
proprietor OF Richmond Times-Dispatch
and a director in the Equitable Lie
Assurance Society, OF New York, was
destroyed by fire at an early hour Sun
day morning.
Loss 100000 Insurance abont
$50. 900. The library was saved.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices IN the
PRINCIPAL Markets.


PIHLADELPtIA-FLOUR steady
winter extras. s3U325; Pennsylvania
roller clear. $3.50 NJ $40; city mills
fancy. Sl15N480. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel. $3.50 WHEAT steady; No
2 Pennsylvania red. new, 64l5 ~ SOC
CORN FIRM; No yellow, local, 5Ol2c
OATS steady; No. white, clipped
3Sc.: lower grades. Csc. HAY steady,
No. l timothy. $3.50 Tor large bales
PORK steady: family. SIT. BEEF
steady: beef hams, $23G24. POUL
TRY. Live firm; hens. 13N &C. old
roosters. 50 Sc Dressed firm. choice
fowls. i3c old ROSTERS, Sl2c. EGGS
arm; New York and Pennsylvania
s0d3lc. per dozen. BUTTER steady
creamery. soc. per pound POTATOES
drm per bushel 70N 73c.
BALTIMORE-WHEAT steady. No
spot. S42+c.. steamer No. spot. II ~
07Sc: southern. 7S12 q 8452c. CORN
easier: mixed spot. 4S&c.; steamer
mixed, i7ft47Ac.; southern. 4lA Q
1890. OATS firm. white, No. 2. 80 p
3Sihc.; No. 8. 37U37l9c.; No. 4, 37l2 p
3ec.: mixed No. e. 36lkc.; No. 3. 30 =
G36c.; No. A. 34la n Csc. BUTTEr
drm. creamery separator extras. p
ape: held. 20N2lc.. prints 26I27c. ;
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania prints, ~
d17c. EGGS quiet fancy Maryland
Pennsylvania AMI Virginia, 2Gc.; We
virginia. 25c. southern. 24c.
NEW YORh BUTTER firm; com.
mon 10 extra creamery lea 25c.: do
state dairy l6Q pc; do. renovated, II
O2Oc.: western factory, common Z
6rsts. 15n17iac.: western Imitation
creamery extras 1872 20c.; do. frsts
120I9c CHEESE steady; state ful
cream. srnal f1d large. colored an
white fancy. 14c.. do late made smal
colOred and Ehite. average best l2c.
do large. 12Lc.: do. fair. III Gll3tc (;
skins. full to light ga 01i's'. EGG
easy. state Pennsylvania and nelrb
fancy selected white. 80 3ic.: d
choice. 30G3cc.. DO. mixed oxt-a .
M zoe. western finest selected pc.
do frsts. 26c: soGtherns. 20T2fc
POIIIT TRY: Live firm; western q fic
ems. 12c.; fowls. 14c; turkeys, is
Dressed quiet; western chickens 8
16c. turkeys. TIA ZGc.; fowls 3
12I5c. PEANUTS quiet; fancv han ,
nicked. 41hM4%c.. other domestic. q
csc. POTATOES: Irish steady: Der
mrda per barrel s305. sOuthorn. s
10 50 per barrel: Maine, Vermont and
eastern. per bag. S19o12; Long Isl
and ner bag. S2G225; state and west.
ern Il .75M2: foreign. 1882. Swee 6
dull: Jersey. per barrel. s1.50Q 2.5).
CAPRAGES firm: red Dari-A, per ton,
s19G23: small domestic Si2| 1G.
Live Stock Markets.
PITTSBURG Union Stock Yardsl-
CATTLE steady; choice, s5.4OQ5;6O;
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
SAILOR SUES FOR $4,000

W. j. Gallagher, the Philadelphia sailor
who saws he was detained and
beaten aboard the oyster boat Ethel
Ruth while in Virginia waters, has enter
ed suit in the US. District Courttor TO-
600 against Capt. VIM. Marsh, OF Nor
cumberland county, master OF the yes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
Friday, January IL, at 9 A. N. Sharp at
THE VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE,
Sll MAIN STREET. FREDERICKSBURG
And Closes in 10 DAYS.

Owing TO the fact that Virginia Clothing House will continue
business fredericksburg Va and on the honorable lines
that had marked their business for the past five the
public can rest Of the treatment aud to be
supplied highest grade merchandise that the worlds most
Lu industries produce The Virginia Clothing House entire
stock goes in distribution the people beginning Friday January
12ha NJ for days We caution to note the period OF
this sale a. every thing will 90 rapidly This the first sale teng
strictly legitimate well known and reliable firm II TO
continue business of this that has occurred the State
of Virginia and may never occur again We merely quote you
few OF the many bargains be offered But bear in mind there are
thousands of bargains that cannot mention here
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
The Sensation of the Day;
The Wonder Of the Hour.

Here mighty avalanche OF majestic bargains IN
Mems Boy and Chens a Fashionable Fail and Winter over
cat- and Suits everyday aud Sunday Furnish
ng and Supplies every description Thousands OF other articles
brought together in the State OF Virginia We hereby agree to
and quote strictly bonahde ana
every quotation absolutely Ii be hard To believe that
big would sacrifice such immense stock to be sold at such
remarkable prices the gospel truth and merely ask
YOU 10 come and statements The Tremendous Sale posi-
fivaly oEau
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09
GENERAL NEWS

Midshipman Decatur has been ac-
quilted of hazing.
The President proposes to create ny
executive order a general staff for the
navy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09

Despite the fact that Senators
Spooner and LaFollette walked arm
and arm up the Senate aisle, there is
no likelihood OF their future relations
assuming a Damon and Pythias
attitude
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-09

The fire insurance companies dis
played more greed than wisdom when
they sent those twenty rate-makers
to Richmond Immediately in advance
OF the legislative session.