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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
A GOOD WORK

We commend Hon !. II. &. B,ver-
lev. member of the Stare Board OF
Agriculture from the First District
upon the splendid success OF the in-
stitute held here under his direction
on Friday We have had "a number
of such meetings in this city before.
but i'm point Of subjects discussed.
the manner OF discussion and the i'm
tercst displayed ON the part of those
present, the meeting Just heldiarsur-
passed anything of the kind ever
held here before. The large attend
ance, especially during the morning
session, was very gratifying, indicat-
ing as it does the increasing interest
ON the part of our local farmers in
modern agricultural methods. but
the attendance was idr below Whit d.
should have been. when the total
number of farmers in the counties
adjoining fredericksburg and the
Importance in this dny OF knowing
something OF the principles OF scicn-
tihc Turning are considered
We take this occasion to say that
the State OF Virginia is fortunate in
deed in having secured theseryices oi
So capablea man as Prof. 4. NJ
Soule as dean of the Agricultural
College Of Virginia. and that Prof
Davidson. chief of the Department OF
Chemistry of the State experimental
station. is no less praiseworthy.
These gentlemen, through theinStru-
mentality OF the experimental std
ton, and 10y the lectures they are
conducting throughout Oh" state.
are doing q splendid work .or Viz
ginia agriculture The legislature
ought 10 see To it that a proper ap-
preparation iSmado in furtheranco o..
this work. oar agricultural inter-
e,ts furnish tine foundation oi our
prosperity. and nothing will r,nler
that foundation more certain and
standardization education such as 90
well equipped agricultural school
and experimental stationwill. FURNISH.
Mr. Adams. OF Wisconsin says The
speaker has too much power. No
one viii dispute with Mr.. Adams Oh
p0iut
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
INVESTIGATION CLOSED
pseislOh ARnluneei Later.

The legislative investigation into tie
affairs OF the corporation commission
closed Friday afternoon. when the iiual
witnesses were examined and the argn-
ments Of Attorneys Hill Carterand Eppa
Hunton. Jr.. were heard, Alter the hear
ing the committee adjourned until Mon
day. when an executive session will be
held for the purpose OF arriving at de
cisiOn.
Mai. Lanier during the days proceed
ings read a sensational statement charg-
ing Judge Crump with having agreed to
accept the presidency OF the Virginia
Corporation Company, pro 1ded that 1t
should be merged with S~other com
pany.
The chief witness was Commissioner
Fairfax. OF the commission, who detailed
the circumstances leading up to the dis
missal Of Lanier as a clerk OF the com
mission. His testimony was identical
with that oi Commissioner Henry c.
Stuart. Mr.. Fairfax said that he had
told Upshur that it would not be right
for iim to subscribe to any stock in the
corporation company. Mr. Fairfax said
that Lanier had acted with frankness,
and that. in his opinion, he had had no
idea OF doing any wrong. Mr.. Fairfax
paid a warm tribute to Judge Crump.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION
Six Virginia Institutions File Their Nominations.

The six State institutions required by
law to name candidates for the State
board of education, from which number
the senate shall elect three. have each
forwarded to the senate the name OF its
candidate and in accordance with the
resolution of the senate a statement,
either from the institution or the candi-
date himself. as to his views upon the
single or multiple list for the selection OF
school books.
The list of candidates as fled is as fol
lows:
William and Mary. Lyon G. Tyler.
favors single list: State Female Normal
School. j. l.. Jarman, single list; Virginia
Schools for Deaf and Blind, at Stanton,
Supt. W. A. Bowles, opposed to the
unconditional single list" and will not
apply for reelection to the State board
OF education; Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tuition. DR.. j. NJ. McBryde, single list;
Virginia Military Institute, Col. y. b.
Tucker, single list; University of Virginia
DR.. Charles w. Kent, a member OF the
present board Of education, who in an
official letter addressed to Lieut.. Gov.
EllysOn. states that he originated the
present system OF selecting books, and
presents views as TO the multiple and
single book lists.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
DEATHS

Rev. Wade Brown died a few days ago
near Cupeper, at the home OF his father
aged "a.
BRYANT GalIeher, OF Prince William
county, died at his home near Gaines
Vile last week aged eighty-four He is
survived by five daughters.
Mrs. Mildred j. Washington, widow Of
the late Robert Washington, whose
death occurred in Philadelphia a few
days ago, was before her marriage Miss
Perry, Of Culpeper. She was buried in
the cemetery at Warrenton on February
2Sth.
Charles T. Bland of King and Queen
county died suddenly at his home Sun
day from heart failure. Mr. Bland was
engaged in the mercantile and lumber
business. He was Mason, and leaves
O widow and five children.
Died March 3, at her residence, in Rich
mond Mrs. Annie Harrison Crump, widow
of Burton Boutwell, Crump, and daughter
of the late VIM. and Julia Sledd, in the
sixty-flith year of her age She leaves
two daughters and five sons and fourteen
gre ldchildren.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
The Lonowcrths In Washington.

Washington March 5.-Representa-
tive and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth re-
turned to Washington from Cuba. to
which place they journeyed after their
wedding. They occupied q private car
attached to a regular train Of the
Southern railway. They were met at
the station by Mr. Longworth's pri-
vate secretary and drove Immediately
to Mr.. Longworth's residence on 18TH
street, where they have taken up their
home. Mr. Longworth will Immediately
resume his legislative duties at the
copitol.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
MARRIAGES

Andrew burlington. Of Irvington and
Miss Nellie George, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Geofge, OF Waems, Were
married Wednesday niggt ut khmar-
mock.
Fred Edgar Davis and Miss Lille
Belle Melton, daughter OF VIM. M.Melton
were married Wednesday 10y Rev j. o.
Bahcock at the hOmeoi the bride : father
near Gordon-ylle.
j. W Thomas and Miss Clenmit
Brlfeld. daughter OF John BellheId, both
Of Lancaster county, were married AT
Hotel Thomas, at Lancaster &. II last
week. Rev. l.. Il. Comics oiiiciatrd.
Chns :. Warren, rccentlyOi Fredrricks
town. O.. and Mrs. Ella Glenn Altman
daughter Of Albert Murphy, werr married
Wednesday AT the Methodist Par-ouag'
at Gordonsyile by Rev j. .. Babcock
4 reception was held at their handsome
house ON the Somerset Road.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon H.rsh & Bro
Wheat, soto 90; corn, A. 20 IS; meal,
81 3Cto 81 IS oats, 40 70 4j, hens. To
10: ducks. II to II; dressed chickens
9 u 10; turkeys, live. II 10 l.; uu
dawn, Is TO Is; drawn, l6 70 II; live
chicken, TO 10, hens, 20 o; ducks
to 10, eggs II 70 II 4, lard
f. TO II, butter, - 70 -; hams, "a
70 Il; sweet potatoes sec TO 100, Iri b
potatoes zoe 20 500; apples, per
bushel. u 70 12j; beet 3 to 81
posa. Is ~ ~ veal, a. 20 3, iombs.
$3.50 30 $3.50; hides green, g TO $,
dry. 10 TO 70, seltcd. No. 1, 9 10 H.
cali skins 40 1, Sl.10 per skin; la oc
hav, $40 TO Sl3 pr ton; leaf sumsc,
50 10 90 per 100. Early Rose seed po
tatoes 81 TO 1928
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
RIXEY BILL FOR HAziNG

representative Rixey. has introduced
a bill to regulate the punishment for
hazing at the Naval Academy. %
The measure provides that sentence
upon conviction by court-martial may
be Dismissal or such lesser penalty AZ
may be deemed adequate. Any midship-
man dismissed for hazing is rendered
ineligible for reappointment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
Subscription Sl.S9 Per Year, il Advance
TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1906,
D0N'TDISCRIMNATE UNJUSTLl

DON'T DlSt klMlNAIEt Nj ~ Ia
We have read with some Interest "a
communication published in the
Richmond News.Leader auent the
Petit resolution recently introduced
in the Legislature with tie object OF
excluding from that body all repre-
sentatiyeS of incorporated interests,
While the writer, who signs himself
Square Deal. makes out a very
good easel in support OF his conten-
ton. we are not prepared to subscribe
to all he SAYS nor To give unqualified
support 10 the Petit resolution.
There are two sides to every cues
ton. and the one under discussion Is
not an exception 10 the rule The
writer admits that corporations are
a very essential factor i'm our indus
trial development Ii SO. they have
r'rhts which should be respected and
protected. II these things Ice true.
WY should they not have friends
AMI representatives i'm the L'gi-Ia-
ture to see that they get their due 10
the w,v Of mir. legislation? II the
representatives Of corporations are
TO be excluded from the Legislature.
certainly a fortiori members OF cor
porate bodies should be excluded.
and similar reasoning could be urged
to exclude the lawyer because he
represents the interests OF the legal
fraternity, the farmer because he
represents the interests OF the iarm-
inc classes. and so on we mightelm-
mate eligibility to the Legislature
until the body was composed OF a
lot of bummers and loaiers who rep
resented nothing. The writer urges
as his chief reason for excluding rep
resentatives of corporations that
their interests are autagom~tl' to
the interests of the people; but tins
is no more fact than that all the
persons engaged in any one business
have interests antagOni,tic 10 the
public. The corporations are seek
inc to make all they can out OF the
public. and If there are honest mon
at the head OF them they are seeking
to do it 10y legitimate means and TO-
give therefor a quidpro quo. So are
the farmers and the merchants and
the lawyers and all other classes oil
business men. Ii We begin process
of elimination along the lines sug-
gested by Mr.. Petit and endorsed
by Square Deal, where and when
will the end come? For our part. we
believe that the fitness Of "a Legislator
should he his honesty and integrity.
and the test should be his character,
not his profession. We are willing
to leave it to a mans constituents
to apply this test
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

A French officer has given it as his
O Dinion that too much fertilization
makes soldiers timid. 1t is likely he
is Young in the service and does not
know. Our experience is that forti-
fications give confidence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

re Lcttet SiCSlUg TfiCSS ~ tNe
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR steady,
winter extras. S3n3.25: Pennsylvania
roller clear S3.4O0360; city mills
fancy. $4.75IAS0. RYE FLOUR firm,
per barrel. $50 WHEAT firm; no
Pennsylvania red new. 8l0Sllzc
CORN firm. No yellow local. 4Sl2c
OATS STEADY; NO. white. clipped
35lAc; lower grades. 33iac HAY
firm; No 1 timothy. $3.50 for large
bales. PORK steady; family, sl7
BEEF steady; beef hams, SZ3 q "a
POULTRY: Live steady; hens, 1914
G13c.; old roOsters. SIC Dressed
firm; choice fowls. lie; Old ROSTERS
Zoe. BUTTER steady; creamery. &c
per pound EGGS firm selected, ia
l9c.; nearby, 16c.; western. l59l6c.;
southern, 14N l5c. POTATOES steady;
per bushel. G50 SIC.
BALTIMORE-WHEAT steady; No
2 spot S5i2c., steamer No 2 spot
SOC; southern, on grade. soc. CORN
quiet; mixed spot 46%c.; steamer,
mixed, 451sc.; southern, 44c. OATS
steady; white No p 35035hc.; No.
3, 340341ac.; No. 4 33033lac; mixed,
No. 2. 34N3fhc., No. g. 33033zc.;
No 4, 320S2iac. BUTTER steady;
creamery, separator extras ESQ 29c.,
prints, 290 3Oc.; held, 25G24c.; Mary
land and Pennsylvania dairy prints. 16
017c. EGGS steady; fancy Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia. 13c; southern. 12c.
NEW YORK - BUTTER easier;
common to extra creamery, l6Q2Sc;
do held, 17022lac.; do. state dairy,
Is a CSC; do, renovated Is q 20c..
western factory. common to firsts, "a
nl7c.: western imitation creamery.
extras. 2lc., do. firsts. 18c. CHEESE
quiet; state, full cream, small, and
large. colored and white fancy, 141
14Ac. EGGS easy; state, Pennsylva-
nia and nearby fancy, selected white,
2on21c: do. choice. 18fDl9c.; do mixed
Not ~ orr d;eanrointments ara blass-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

Had Gen. Grosvenor paid more
attention to reducing his politica
enemies tin Ohio and less to re
du,ing Southern representation he
might not find himself in his present
predicament.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
THE LEGISLATURE

snE LENs0LA ! VsiA
Tho senate hs fought mor tua
au lulr over tle proposition to pay tDr
members of thr BOARD Oh. fisheries ilr
services aIrca4y rendered The bill wra
opposed h.caGsp thr senator from Rock
ugham VH- 30 mcmber The Sruatn ur-
a. ...1 iO -iiiht out las name and tine Oil
Nu, passed
W. Curett offered resolution callhe
,or au extra session. Ii sct forth thrt
,Nigeuoies are such That il is impem-
tl,. thai threNuu session Doc called, and
The general assembly is asked To- make %
formal demand con tle governor to caii
ru rytrl session.
air tur.ctt made "a vigorous speech Tor
Oh, resolution He declared that undue
hustle bad marked legislation for several
dave. and chat this WAS au injustice 10
,lcop.c oi the State.
Strong opposition Orb the proposition
was shown. 10 is known That Gov.
Swanson isnot inclined 90 call an extra
session unless tue constitutional dnmoud
is made upon him. When the matter
camr lu "a vote The resolution was Ir-
t,rrd by close vote
Th. nous, finance COMMITTEES reported
.bsR r NP r. r. bin. with two
.....,'j,r.,.t. ono oi tDo amendments
..,.,.r,s ,i... interest o- fhe state by proc
~. t...f.ert.ri b. amended lr
l; ..'''''' .'. ~ in au, r.y il MIN be- tle
't,i,..f ,ba.o ,r.,p,r sinking fund conn.
.'i ...,'.r. .n5 m. CORPORATION COM
m,,-..,, f., -.a thlt th, states interests
nr.not harmed
mo house passed. two bills aiding thc
ooll-roags movements Oue providing
I'm tb, working of c0n,irt~ r State
,.,,;. and ti.. ,tE.~ tt..- fi. ..r. ta
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
S. p. 1. OFFICES BURNED

The general office building of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway 400 Portsmouth
was burned Sunday Loss abou,
$4,000. Many valuable records and
official papers were destroyed.
There were % meu employed in ODE
building and all were away over sunday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
.FRIGHTFUL LOSS On LIFE
Islands in Southern Pacific Swept
by Awful Hurricane.
GENERAL HAVE DISAPPEARED

GENE RAJ HAVE DlSRlF ERNEO
Giant Waves swept over o""e '''N
VILLAGES. While People Climbed Tall
~, . c., 1, Small
''0-' 3'''
Boats.
San Francisco. March THE steam
Or Marlposa. which arrived here from
the island OF Tahiti brought news OF
frlehtml hurricane which swept over
the islands of the SorthDrn Pacific on
rebui,re r and 5. There are rumors
tbot ~ nrr.ba.. of IA, Vnamom Islands
ha,o ,o,,.f.t.lv ,isaoneared and that
,r... ,,l , lo.s of pfo Of at least
tnooo
o,,,., -.,. cf l,.o hundreds of Islands
hoyo h,or ,ir..tly he,rd from and de-
tolls m, l.ro,, only regarding the Of
60. Of .., .tor,, an tine island of
T.h.f and f.v, or its nelphbors.
49,. - n.o cooital of Tahiti
t.. .., ,,o ,f,rtno.o sailed
'.... .i,,..o..., ,,.,s ,.,i.noted Al
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

1t is said the bitter political feeling
in France has interfered very ma
terially with the trade OF Germany.
If so, the Emperor could correct the
matter by meeting France hallway
in the dispute between them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

The title OF acknowledgement in
the United States Army is to re-
main. This strikes US as the right
thing. The commander OF the army
should always have a title different
from that OF his subordinates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

No. 7l3 iia l. ST, f'rodcr'
lcksbUrg. Va Phone 81.
Acres from Exchange No;o
AL next 10 Western Upio
Office Telegraph aad telephone
orders receive prompt ten
iop Door ,inv All 0;qii
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

Gen. Anderson refuses to accept
paw both as State senator and adiu-
tant-general. Mr.. Anderson would
no doubt make amodel president for
an insurance company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

Senator Tillman is said to have
been overcome when it was announc-
ed that he would lead the rate fight.
So we're some OF his Republican col
lnan11as
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

Retired Army CGicer Dies Suddenly
at 81. Augustine, Fla.



-"Si OF CIVIL wa" OO""'f>''NS"'
Nh. Attacked VITA Cerebral Hemor.
image and u'c' 0e'era' ''ou'S '-''e''
wife and Daughter We're With Him.
eDo.., .tut.I,s.
49,,
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tenant D'n'''' . Pug" '' - ''9'',, ~ A.
:. A. I',i'''' '''l'''' D''' ~ ~,
tIn-F. oi.a "'''. ''' "S "''' ',' U" w.
cerebral "'"'"''''A'' ,''' ""' anu
young "'GSH'eI were WIN MN
Wiin iA' DEAN 'l Nehsia' ''"""''"'
Tho Inst Surviving army commahuer
durins tAe Civil War has passed away.
JOAN McA'i's',' 9'hoh,'n was
native OF '"' STATE VI w." W u
ond WIS '''H 'n '''.'""'l.'' ''"''''
November 81. ISL '''' '"'"'' ""S d
h'niist min' i'H ile removed 10 J. rec
Io't ill., when hi' son was ou, II
years ot'aT'. ana o. was Ii"m 'no''
that the fn''r' general .n chi'i OF the
republics armies "as sent To- west
Point Tie graduated I'D 1888, ana IN
1860 while "a fr-t lieutenant obtained
leave oi absence t0 accept lhe chair OF
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
y TINE NAME or THE COMMONWEALTH
Oh AlnNINIA


lu the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
Dr Spot-yyauia county. Manh 2ni, 1906
iIr Mayor aud cDumoUnIfN of the corpora.
zion OF Fr-lrrck-hur-. Virginia. corporation
duly ORGANIZED under fhe laws 90 the stat" oi
virginia vs. Spencer Lewis and Petite Lewis.
DIS Wife. Ihe Enlen Importing Company. "A nom
resident 0f fhe State of Ir.ini4. and whether "a
corporation. or % partnership. Us uueunu 10 the
p'niutG b..ll llir-l. trading as simon lir-h
Is Bro. Alvin L. EWNuf. administrator C. a.
of a : White. d.cr1-cd John N Griffin. -uhsti-
tlteI trustee iu place ol John Hartman, TRUSTEE.
and 600 place oi john Ward. trustee. and the FL
terprise building Association of fredericksburg.
Virginia. Is corporation duly chartered ani or
1anI1'l under the laws nt Tho stat" OF virginia.
In chnUrery.
The object ~ this shit is to subject the land bon
frederick -burg virginia. OF the defendant NI'"h-
cer ewi- zoo the debts 90 tho plaintih asserted i
said suit. aud ID ascertain and settle the hrn-
thereon WITH their uHOrifle- Affidavit having
been made and hied that the defendant The
Bohca importing Company. whether corpora
tion. or partnership or otherwise Is unknown to
the plaintiff and IL - nonresident of the state of
Virginia if Is hereby required to appear iu Oh"
said Jerks office within fifteen days after due
publication hereof and DO whatma he necessary
- protect it. interest FOO this suit And 10 d.
furtlr cred that "a copy thereof De- published
once - week for four weeks iu The Free Lance. %
newspaper published in FudericN -hurg. virginia.
and that a copy he posted no the front door ol
tho courteous. 81 rhis county. on The next sue
.eelIug rule day after this suit is entered.
Ie-te
T. s. Harris Clerk.
copy-To-te. o. A. Harris clerk
Avis T Emhrey !. o.
b p Willis. p q.
m6-wfW
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
leagues

The open winter has raised the
price Of ice in the North, and the con-
tagion will likely spread throughout
lie eNuntry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
J. PALMER GORDON.
Florist, Ashland. Va.

CTATE ~ virginia. IN tine Clerks Office Oi me
- Circuit Cuurt ~ Richmond county Boo yarh-
ton ou the md day oi Marrh. 1905. The smith
Corhiu Shoe TO-. inc. bud Baker wallace.
plaintiffs $751; John II Brown. John DGarand.
trustee. % ais md amy other person or persons
who may boz interested in the subject matter ~
this suit whose names AN. unknown defendants
is CIANCERN.
Tic object of this suit is to SET aside rs ir,udu
iont and void % dred ~ trust made hy i H.
Brown to John u Garland. trustee. dated Jan.
sth hoo and recorded in the Clerk p office ~ fhe
Circuit Court 90 Richmond county. and to sub
scf the property therein mentioned and such
other property ~ said j II Brown ~ may Do"
Iubie % The payment % the plaintiffs claims
Tie amount ~ tho claims are. 10 1n" Smith
loghl Shor Company. Inc. SIS i0 win Interest
from December 3Gth 1903. nud to Baker 4 Wa
lafe S3ts % with interest from Nov. q. 1915
And 40 AFFIDAVIT having been made that
SNOW. Knox & Company. o. A Davis
Co.,. FITZGERALD. Wedge a. Co.. Allen. son Co..
Duke Peterson Hardware Co. Andrew k'ter&Cp..
nr, resident OF the state % Virginia and that
there are or mav be other creditors ~ said j. A.
brown secured in said deed ~ trust whose names
an. unknown. itisoriered that the said non-resi.
dent defendants are hereby required 20 appear
here within n days after due publication ~ This
order in The Free Lance "a Nspaler published
~ fredericksburg Va and do Nhnr may De-
necessary fo protect their Interest in thi. suit
Teste.
y u. RAINES. Clerk
Goolrck 81 Goodrich AMI 4. s. Wexford. D. %.
A copy Trste.
D. g. RAISES Cero
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

saxe meantime, what does the
( sra Senate propose to do with
Sd ko.cent railroad rate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

One OF the amendments to be
made 10y Congress to our immigra-
ton laws is a requirement that the
party must be able tC write hisname
in his own or the English language
and must be able to read, speak and
understand the English. In addi-
ton to this, he must declare his III
tention of becoming a permanent
resident OF this country. These al
seem to be necessary requirements.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

The policyholders in the Mutual
Life Insurance Company in New York
are taking high ground for reform in
that company. In addition to
sweeping out OF the company every
thing that is not clean, they propose
to institute proceedings 10 recover
the stealings of all guilty parties
who have severed their relations
with the company by reason OF the
Investigations. This money right
fully belongs to the policyholders.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
w. 8. EMBREY

GSuccessor to Embrey Il Bergman J
Dealer in Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand q large supply OF
Baled hay and Mill Feed: Office near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va
ALSO Agent for Page Wire Fence Go
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

Most OF our disappointments are bless
ings in disguise.