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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Greig of San Francisco, William
Greis Of vallejo, Mrs., J.. wilsen OF
Mss Msw I Work reE Arsn snd Msg Mrsg e aek Hsp
burn OF Scotland, East Indian and
Australian papers please copyD 2-2.s
GRIMEs.In Eruis,vale, Cal, June 2,
Of q. A and ". L. Grimes, native
of Washington, aged Is years /
tnonta and 2z days.
GUERTIER-In this city, June 2 1905,
Emile Guerter a,srt.sl beloved husband ms.,n Of
France. aged 80 years. A member of
the Musicians Union
Remains s st st.t the e,,ppS psSrlors of Julius
HAAR-In Russells, Cal, May 81,
Emma Haar, brother of Mrs. Marteh
and Chriss and the late John Haar
nd aTss snd sSe 2e Il Mrs Hse II wes Mrs
eel and +. Heide, a native of Ger
many, aged 44 years and 8 months
member of Hayward Lodge No. ii,
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
funeral services sunday. June 8. 1866.
RussefIs Intern1ent Mount Eden
Cemetery 1-3t
HATHAWAY-In this city. June l.,
1908, Thsrssa Grafs II pohaat Hathaway, be
hathaway, a native of San Francisco,
aged 2 months and 16 days.
JONES In this city, May 81, 1906. Pat
bsN oi Ellen jones AND saSs
of Elizabeth l. and Lillian A. Jones
and Mrs. d. L. Horgan, native OF
Ireland.
Sunday, June 8, at ] o'clock D. m,
from his late residence, 1889 OFar-
rell street. thence to Holy Cross
Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral
car from Thirtieth street and San
Jose avenue. 2-2t
KUHN-In Fruitvale, Cal, June l, 1905,
Kuhn. and mother of Moana Kuhn,
native of Sweden.
JUNGBLUTH--1n. alameda, Call June
|. 1905, Edward l.; Rssiips,ysd ssis,,ssd husband
Mrs. l' Marie iH tsehmltt Of Of Adair, Mich,
a native of Germany, aged SO years
4 months and II days. A member of
Germania Club of San Francisco.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
funeral services Sunday, June 3. at
Gil santa Clara avenue. Alameda
tory. 2-2t
KANTHAC-In this city, May 20. 1906
John Ernest kanthac a native Of
and 27 days member of the Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers Union.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
a. m, from the parlors of the II: p.
Mass Company 1885 Golden Gate
avenue. Interment Mount Olivet
Gene etery. 1t
KELLY---In this city, June |, 1905.
Kate Kelly. sister of Mrs w Far
rell, Mrs: q; Kelly. Mrs. ? MerTiek,
d native of Kings County, Ireland,
aged so years.
Notice sof funeral hereafter Re-
mains at the parlors OF j. c. O'Con-
nor g. Co.. 1862 Fulton street, near
Pierce. 1t
LOWE--In this city, June 2, 1906, Will
liam Henry. dearly beloved son of
Thomas j. and Margaret Lowe. and
dearly beloved brother of Frank
Lowe and Mrs p. Swift and the late
George Lowe. a native of San Fran
cisco.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
funeral ON Tuesday, June 5, at $3.50
O'Clock o. m, from his late residence,
463 Duboce avenue, thence to Sacred
Heart Church, where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the re-
o'clock 1nterment Holy Cross Gem
etery. 33t
MALTER-At rest, in this city. May
81, 1906, Dora Matter, dearly beloved
mother of clara Matter, native of
Germany, aged "a years months
and 81 days.
The funeral Will take place sun
the residence of her cousin. Mrs.
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OLYMPIC CLUB MEN WILL
WALK TO THE BEACH
A Dip I'm the Ocean and Luncheon "a
the Breakers I'm the Pro-

The athletic members of the Olympic
Club will leave the clubhouse. 1850
Eddy street, at 9 O'Clock this morning
for a walk through tae park and a
plunge In the surf Luncheon will be
enjoyed at the Breakers.
President William Greer Harrison
and Captain Max .Rosenfeld will lead
the party. Among those who have Sig
nifed their intention of participating
are President Harrison. Captain Rosen-
field AL Coney. Z. j. Phillips. A. A.
Glarner. Henry stern. H. v Ramsdell.
z. A Wasserman. Al ]. Fritz. T. /. Fitz-
patrick, Luke Flynn. Fred Hunt. Bert
Kleinhans. Louis Ferrari George j.
Cook. Howard Hawes. DR.. W. H Her
rington, Thomas Smith. f. Clough. O.
A. Grimm. f. K Butz, Jack Cunning
ham. J. W. Stapleton. r. r Russ snA
others
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

we're issued by the couhtys clerk SseRess Ress
Frank j. Egan. "a. San FRANCISCO.
and Margaret r. Moore, 20, II Roscoe
Chris. Christensen. "a. 1906 Folsom
ST. and ida NJ Carlson, 80, 1905 Fol-
:, Thomas oponnel 21.. 2si4H sgtter
,Julius Nelson. 2s. 4ol Locust st. and
Alma K. ForssiI 4o4 Locust st.
Joseph K. Ehoate Jr., 81. 1884 Ellis
SIT ana LoTena A Eyins. 22, Oakland.
and Annie Davis, $40 Peralta ave
Ira n Wheeler, S5. 10l Spruce st.
and Wflliamina E. Fleming 2s, 25s
IL jOhn Hnas snal sBashss, 81; san -, Ersneiscs,
Charles L. Clarkson, 2e. s04
lister st. and Mary A. Reiche %. a.
g. Edwin Prunk. 81, Oakland, and
Marie g. Eoonan, Is. s45 Hayes st.
Robert z. Carey. 2ll 1868 Eddy st.
and Mary Q. sheehy' is, 14S San Jose
Ashby Q. Stewart. 20. 4Is mississippi
Ct, and Mary E. Woods, %, Esparto,
Hetsuchi Yamamoto, "a, watsonvilIe,
Cal. and Kiku Yoshifneto, IS, POPS Pine
street.
OAKLAND. June 2.--The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
cosino f Maifstti. hGaiy %. Melrose, and
Georgiana Lucchesi, 1s, Meirose.
Emil. r. .Kienl. IS, oakland. and
Alice j. Doyle, IS Oakland.
Frederick r. Stirring, 3s, San Fran
cisco. and Lucy Cornthwait. a. San
John ". jackson. "a. Oakland, and
Clarice NJ. Mathiesen, 20, Alameda.
David Hutcheson. Al, Point Rich
mond, and Dora Jensen, 21, Point Rich
mond.
Richard Garrett, %, Berkeley, and
Adeline r. Kohler, %, San Francisco.
Harry B. Jeffery, "a, Oakland, and
Ida. NJ .Dimock, 22 Oakland.
Frank Sainsot, 25, Berkeley, and
Nellie Leahy, %, Berkeley:
Katie E. McDonough, "a. Berkeley.
William 6. y. Young, 26. San Fran
cisco, and Lillian e. Hadley, "a, Berke-
ley.
Roy f. Fletchs, %. Oakland. and
Hazel /. Perreau, ~, Oakland.
Thomas Dougherty, 81. Stockton, and
Alecia Kelley. "a. Stockton.
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED-Notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals viii be received by
the board Of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, at the Veterans
Home, Nspa County. California, up to
II O'Clock a m. SATURDAY, June g.
1905, and opened Immediately thereafter
IN the presence OF bidders, for furnish
ing and delivering 7uartermaster and
commissery supplies, etc, for the Vet
erans Home. Napa County. California
railroad station \ ountville, f. o. b., for
one year. commencing July l. 1906 and
ending June 30. t17 Schedules with IN
formation and Instructions for submit
ting bids will be furnished upon appiI-
cation by the Undersigned. Bidders viii
carefully follow the eoriditions of The
schedules, and no bid will be Considered
unless ii is in accordance with such
schedules. Bids must be made on sam
pies submitted whenever called for In
the schedule. Each bidder must accom-
pany his bid with certified check ur,oo
some well known and responsible bank
ing-house for at least 10 per cent of the
mesnn, treasurer. conditioned thai the
bidder will enter intn good and yaf.d
contract upon notice of acceptanee az
required by LAW The board raservAs
the right TO reject any or all bids ard to
order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Preference win be
given 20 goods manufactured or pro-
dueed in this State. price. fitness and
OF section 32l7 of the Political Code Az
dress John T. Sheehan, secretary of tie
board of directors Of the VetefAtS'
Home OF California Veterans Home 1P
o.l. California. BY order Of the Boa rd
Of Directors. JOHN F. StfEEHAN.
Secretary ny2TtpiiJ Inc
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Lange. George T. Fletcher and Emma
Wolders, both of San Francisco.
MAsON-RYAN-fn sacramento, Cal,
May 81. 1906. by the Rev. Father Vic
tor. De Witt Clinton Mason and Leo
nora Ryan, both of Sausaiito.
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BORN.

ENGLEOR-1n this city, April 20, 1909,
to the wife of John W. Engleor, a
son.
JOHNSON-fn this city, May IA. 1906
TO the wife of Frank Johnson, son
MANGE@In this city, May 80 1906, to
the wife of Manuel Mango, son.
ScHTMARN--In this city, May 90
1905. 10 the wife of Adolph A. Schu-
mann. a son.
st.L1G-in this city. May %, 1886, to
the wife OF Alvin C. Selig, a daugA-,
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BIRTHS, MARRAG[s AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices
sent by mail will not be inserted. They
must be handed In at either of the
publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same pub
lished. Notices restricted simply to the
lished once in this column free Of
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


Dry fDEkD Notice-The Giant Powder
Company. Con. Giant Station, Cali
fogpia-A dividend, No. SO, Of one
dollar lsl.00) per share on the issued
capital stock Of the company has
BEEN declared, payable on June nth.
1898. Trapsfer books win close June
c. g. QUINN, Secretary.
afote.-Checiks will be mailed as
usual 10 all stockholders who have
furnished their present addresses. In
the absence OF this Information
checks VIII be held a. our temporary
pf7ee, room z95. Bacon block. Oak
land California. until called for or
request TO forward IS received. Yours
very truly, THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY, con.
i-i& c. c. QUINN, secretary.
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MARRIED.

!. -I.ETCHER- R-WoLDEKs-In Berkeley,
Cal. May 27. 1905. by the Rev. Mr..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-My wife. LILLIAN SEfPEL,
left me and 1 Will not be responsible
for any of her bills. CHARLES
sElPEL 2-St.
1 WILL not be responsible for any bills
contracted by restaurant. 410 Devisa-
dero St. before this date. ANTOINE
MlTJALES- June 9. 1906 2-5t~
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rYPEwRIrERs AND sUPrLIEs.

* LITER A. SCOTT, 1911 Fillmore ST.
San Francisco, and 9lS broadway. Oak
land: Coiunlbia Visible Tyrewriiers
fiiEf lock-. new machines. for imrne-
date delivery; No Smiths. No. 0
RefningtOhs AID others at low prices.
'typewriter issks. chairs. paper rib
4. ibons. carbon; expert repairs. f1yt emo
AC1FEC Ty writer Co.-sun Visible
SO and s75. 1895 Fillmore IT.
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PAINTING. paperhanging. tinting; also
plastering done very reasonable by
day or contract. Address STRAUSS,
1873 Hayes ST It,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28

hablar con voz autonzada V po-
tente ea defensa de sus intereses
Z acknowledgements recibira la
atenci6n que mereee un cuerpo
tan respectable y de tanta repre-
sentaci0n. Asi es Que recomen-
damos a los ciiadores de ganado
lamar de to,las parties DC Nuevo
Mexico. que no deser'licien la
buena oportunidud que Sc les
presenta en- esta ocaSi0n v vayan
sin falta atomar,parte en- la con
vencion que ha sido convocada
por ell gohernador Hagerman
para congregarse en- Albuquer-
que en- el pr0ximo Septiembre.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28
PARA ILuSIRARI IA MAIfRIA.

La prensa, oradares Y hombres
p1blicos del Territerio no haran
sino su deber 81 desde luego sc
ocupan en- discutir los puntos fa-
vorables 8 deslavorables & la
propuesta union de Nuevo Mexi.
co y Arizona. Es precise que ha-
blen Y expresen sus opiniones no
solamente los que estan en- favor
sino tambien los que sc oponen 4
la medida, pues 10 que Sc quiere
as aclarar y no obscurecer la yer.
dad. La prensa sobre todo debe
penetrarse de su mission desin.
teresada y patri6tica, y expresar
con toda libertad Y llaneza 10 que
opina sobre el particular. DE es.
tn manera Sc daran & conocer las
ventalas Y desventajas que en-
opinion de cada uno tiene el estu.
do bsjo el pie que 10 ofrece elcon
greso, Y nadie tendra raz6n para
decir que Sc engan0 y que obro
ciegamente y sin debido conoci-
miento de causas Ell cosa que
tanto interesa 4 todos los ciuda-
dauos. Es positive que Sc puede
decir mucho en- favor y tambien
en- contra de la consolidation, V
presentado francamente el adj
verso y reverse de Ia medalla ha-
bra lnanera de dar 4 conocer 4
fondo todas las Eases de la cues
ti0n y sabra cada mo 4 que ate
nerse. No hay duda que la medi-
da ofrece grandes inducimientos
y ventajas al puesi0 de ambos
territories, pero tanbien es cier-
to que hay muchos ciudadanos
que estan muy apegados 4 con
servar la identidad y frontera de
sus territories respectivos y no
Sc prestardn facilmente 4 sGcrifi-
car sus ideas sobre este particu
lar. Sin embargo, el resultado
de la lucha, al menos en- Nuevo
Mexico, depende de una presenta-
ci0n impartial y luminosa de los
hechos, y ahi es donde entra la
mission de los periodistas Y hom-
bres p6blicos 4 fin de que el die
tamen de la mayoria sea confor.
me con la finsticia y con el interfs
comun.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28
ERAL DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR.
La ACTITUD Of los ARIIONtstS.


Los eiudadanos de Arizona. &
al menos aquellos que lleven la
voz y allan mas eI gallo en- asun-
tos que afectan los intereses ge-
nerales de aquella comarca, no
parecen haher celebrado nj cun
salvas nj con manifestations de
regociio del proyecto Hamilton
por el congreso. FL honor de que
el territoriO de Arizona So con.
viertn en- el gran estado de Ari.
zona, con Nuevo Mexico como
satellite 8 aggregation, no parece
conmoverles nj mucho nj POGO,
sino que siguen Obstinados en- su
oposicion intransigente al nuevo
orden de cosas decretado por el
congreso. Verdad es que ell esta.
do de Arizona no ha dejado de
hallar partidarios en- el foco mis-.
mo de la oposici6n, pero hasta la
fecha estos no Sc han presentado
sino Ell una insignificante miho-
ria incapaz de lidiar d brazo par
lido con las huestes que Sc opo-
men al proyecto de consolidaci0n.
Lopeor del caso para ell exito de
la medida congressional es que en-
ellu sc provee que los territories
de Nuevo Mexico Y Arizona vo.
taran por separdo sobre ia cues
ti6n de union y que Sc repuelira
mayoria favorable en ambos pa
III que sea yalidu su sanction. De-
ahf Sc sigue que 81 un territoiio
Nata de IN mode Y el otro vota
de mauern tiierente, entonces to-
do ell edihcio tan ADVERTISEMENTS
levantado por el congreso caera
en- terra sin seperanzas de re.
constitution. Esta es la base So
bre la que descansa mas solida-
mente la oposicion de los arizo.
N 'nses al estado consolidate vi
hasta la presente no Sc nota nin-
guna posibilidad de que cambien
de parecer. las causas de su ac-
tItnd en- este particular son de-
maslado bien sahidas, estando |
como estdn fundadas en- su hos
tilidad implacuble al pueblo ma
two de Nuevo Mexico, y al tenor
que abrigan de que al nnirse con
un territotio que le lleva ventaja
en- ell n1mero caerian bujo sn do
minaci0ny y estarfan sujetos al die |
tado de la mayoria. En ninguna
dc las dos cosas tienen raz0n,
pero estan mny aferrados EN- su
idea y nadie puede persuadirlos
de 10 contrafio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28
LAMINTABlf DfSGRAClA.

Como es costumbre todavia en-
varias aldeas del Territorio, el
Domingo pasado en- Los Olitos
Frios, en- este condado, celebra-
ban.el dia "A que es el dia de San
Juan "corriendo el gallo" mon
tados q caballo, cuando Ell caba-
Ito de Daniel Jir0n, ioyen do 16
amos de edad Sc volc6 con todo Y
ginete, recibiendo este tanfuertes
lastimaduras que falleci6 el dia
siguiente q las sieted de la mailana.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28
LOS DfMOCRATAS CONFORMfS.

Los abogados Y sostenedores
del proyecto Hamilton en- el con-
greso sc han visto precisados q
sacrificar algunos de sus puntos
predilectos en- Ia tai medida con
el fin de aplacar la oposicion y
hostiidad de los Dem0cratas
Estos Sc proponian apelar 4 tac-
tica dilatoria con ell fin de estor-
bar el pasaie del acta, y como va
la session actual del congreso esta
por terminar. no hay tempo pa.
ra deslindar cuestiones parla
mentarias que finalmente pudie-
ran dar el triunfo 4 la mayoria.
Seg1n estaban las cosas la ven
taja estaba de parte de Ia mino-
ria Democratic que contaba con
el apoyo de algunos Republicanos
infiuyentes en- el senado, D que
por medic de esta combination
habrian derrotado indudable
mente ell proyecto. En- vista de
estas circunstancias la rnayoria
Sc VIC obligada 4 transigir y sa-
crifico parto esencial del proyec-
to q fin de conciliar q la oposicion.
iflsto tisegura el pasaic del pro-
yecto dc estado en- ambas CANA.
ras, y tambien puede decirse con
sobra de Fundamental que da el
polpe de gracia al estado consoli-
dado que debia componerse de
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona. Lacau-
sa de este resultado proviene del
hecho de que ambos territories
tendran que votar por separadoH
sobre ii aceptan 6 rechazan tai
union, y Vi uno de ellos vota en-
contra y otro EN- favor queda
anulado todo 81 procedimiento, y
una y otra' demarcaci0n volvera
q su estado original y primitive.
llsto sc anticipa que sucedera en-
vista de la oposicion inveterada
que SO abriga en- Arizona contra
la consolidation, Y 4 ESQ Sc atie.
men los Democratas y los disiden-
tes para convenir en- el pasaje del
proyecto modifcado dc esta ma
nera, porane saben claramente
que de esc modo fracasard la me-
dida en- Ia parte que Sc refere q
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona.
lQuieres ser ridfculo?-.Hahla
! dc timismo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28
PROCIAMANDO SU ADHESION.

Varios de los principales peri6-
dicos de Nuevo Mexico, que has
ta ahora Sc han opuesto mucho
al estado consolidate, han pro-
clamado GItimamentc su adhe-
sion q In union con Arizona, de.
clarando que es preferible Y pro-
pio aceptar la medida decretada
pOr ell congreso como la mejor
que puede obtenerse en- las cir
cunstancias aetuales. Tai vez los
peri0dicos 4 que aludimos ten
dram raz0n en- su modo de obrar,
81 es que consideran de tan pri-
mordial importancia la obten-
cion de la soberania del estado.
Naturalmente su adhesion oil pro-
grama congressional que tiene
por objeto la creacion del estado
de Arizona, no podri menos de
tener bastante Influenza en- ell
asunto y mitigara mucho la opo-
sici0n que de otra lnanera Sc hu
bieran desecadenado contra ell
proyecto de union. A1n asi no
hay todavia seguridad alguna de
que la mayoria de los votantes
Sc presten 4 cambio tan radical Y
de tanta trascendencia, pero hay
alguna esperanza del triunfo 81
obran de acuerdo ambos parti
dos polfticos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-06-28

lQuieres ser ridfculo?-Hahla
dc timislno.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
.RATG BILL WILL PASS
Opponents in Senate Practically Ad-
nit 1t Will be Adopted.
BOTH SIDES ARE LINING UP

those Opposed to II viii Make Fight
For Court Review Amendment and
If They Fail VIII Urge An Early
Vote On Measure.
Washington. March THAT the
Ellroad rate bin will be passed by the
senate practically as it came from the
house is an admission that the oppo-
uents Of the measure are almost ready
10 make. n was admitted that they
cannot hope. for any assistance from
the president ia getting an amendment
for judicial review @. orders OF the
Interstate commerce commission The
president has made thiI clear 10 Sana-
tors Crane and SpoOncr. The only
hope left TO the opponents of The meas
IRE IS I'm the Democrats They have
not definitely determined Uhot the
party position will be toward s'ch an
amendment brt IL is admitted that
more than half Of the minority favor
passing the bin exactly as Il came from
the house.
The task OF lining up ecnators on this
mbject IS proceeding daily both fac
lions being active In this respect 10 Is
believed that by the time the bin is
taken mp it can be determined whether
there is possible chance foran amend
ment. If there Is not the opponents
unhesitatlnply say ,hcy viii make their
speeches and record their votes against
the measure and lend their assistance
In bringing about an early vote.
The railroad rate bill for several
days has been regarded RS the ono
measure standing In the way OF an
early adjournment Of congress One
Of tho leading Republican senator's, a
member of the steering committee. de-
clared that "the Philippine tarin BILL
the statehood bin and the Santo Do
minga treaty are an dead" lie quail
Ned his statement concerning The state
hood bill los saving that he meant that
the friends OF the Bin could not pass Dc
without the Foraker amendment pro-
vidine for ihe submission 10 the votes
Of the pcorle Of New Mexico and Ari-
IONA separately the question whether
they should have Joint statehood. =
DoU of ire sornto showed that III y0teu
uuon now The Foraker amonlmeur
gould ain ~ FOB 3D. nroyijiu1 the en-
,fra ,,.fa If tho U.urf4 was n0rf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06

KING Geu,I TO-. Va, leo. g. l,V'.
+ W.ha3 r.e Free Lame. with pleasure.
Il. i,r.u- so much a,v- from our SUI
rounding counties. Tile King George
ltr.l~ aie quit. interesting especially
concerning our roads and schools. N,
lr, -,tuag supu.iy by anticipating a
long RIDE Wlfnon, even % s.h-' .'I't
our schools. w.fna State Edna,iomI
Board. school rlam.-.r- anIm-# tio.,.
el.rt, superintendent, aud trustees, %. IS
eadded 20 Mi.ol aud beautifully
painted blinds.
..r.Ia u.aiar I'D tle L.-i..We D
would urop1,, % u.I Tort lae nru
mako bis crop aa. ~.ap t and torn Oh.
proceeds ety. to OBJ. State auN county,
t8tlis au amendment creating enough
offices 100 iaE. DO. uei part aAI ta' JEST
arr.a.- and schools.
E.Nu. ID Zones. pastor OBJ ha-1F
Baptist church. iieHr.'i au aD'r aii
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
KIN9 CEOAGE


King George Co. Va, March ].
Mrs Emma l.. Garrett is extremely W
lat her home. spy Hin. 40 the lower pait
.oftn.s county Her adyanccdasc matr,
r.r condition more -erluus,aud htr many
loved aurs feel most soliclluus ah"u'
irr. Al of her children are with her
Mr.. Thomas b. Garnett, oi Washington
arrived last saturday.
The winty weather oi yesterday ana
today has formed lee sufficiently thlcA J."
.pahl. several families tao harvest lce h
f..,. nriahburhoud who were unable 40
tH their icehouscs during the last iroeN'.
The new Ice house at the Methodist par
souapa whichhas been built principal 3
los the efforts ui thr Ladies All society
Win be Hued with i.e tomorrow.
Rev. VIM G.. L0taur, the beloved rec
/ tor oil ST. Peters church, OAK Grove. ana
ol the Union Chapel 0l Colonial Beach, iS
now at Clifton Springs, ~ y, unari
treatment for throat trouble. ana most
earnestly We trust be- mny Doe cntilriA
.nrrd Mr.. Latanc is loved and admired
I hv all who know hlm.
Miss Nina b Cotton. nitolumai ii.a,'.
. was "a guest This Wee OBJ Der conSih' Ai
h. ID Brown and family al sunny Sli''
and of other relative, in King Heofe,
Miss Frankie Arnold, OF Willow iiiL
.xpr.t. 90 leave Do "a tess days Tor Matn.
COWS county. where She will be- "a guest OBJ
her sister. Mrs Pau Holiday, for some
time.
Mr. and Mr.. T. Wither- Boes4 have
mturucd from visit TO Mrs bog- 3
arh.r. Col Roht Washington 40 Camp
lc.ltan. Np-tmoseiaud county.
Iti- feared. thr ugh this section CHAT
thr uuit crop B, entirely ruined. Peach,
p.am and apricot ucc had budded p"
such au extent before tbr present TREE %
tlatmai,N days The blossoms would
la,e been folly developed. That tA'l
have escaped uniniurcd seems almost ihi'
possible.
A number of farmers lost young i1mhs
during the uJzMgd OF Tuesday and tn
day night
Miss Sadie Washington daughter n
Mr and MIS- Lawrence Nasmnston' A"
Ne,rmor,Iau6 county returned IRON
Washington .u,t W,oa t1 Visit h'r lI
TENTS So. expects 60 enter t.a training
.r.DUio. thr George Washington Om
t.uI,y Hospital boo April. anl N" "a''
..ItLlt tIHr fu, tue rltr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-06
FLOOD WILL NOT Be A CANDIDATE

representative Flood will not be the
member at thr Democratic COngrosSionn
tlmuaien Committee from Virginia O.
succeed Mr. Maynard Mr. Flood has
given out statement to the effect thai
hc would NOT Boz % candidate Tor election
tp the chaimau-hip, 49, against Judg,
Grigg-. oi Georgia lIe supplemented
this statement by the verbal declaration
that bee would NOT stand for clrcti % e.
the clmmitte. a- tac member from VIZ
.inir Tu- mrlu- tnnf Mr. Maynard
tril 20. .Ip~.u again