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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Gum Sdrnt ocs Nnitern . @cictcs

Snl ESntereile oeS ncltcn 9luitern.8e
iebeS biIoet Ii6 sic 9nuitcrnfultur-
uno cute &onoltrnBen.2iga. -
Nil ilber riftigc &crmenolng
Der Eod)tgClocr mod)cn.
lros0cm Die N~iiblidfcit oeS ncllclt
Nuitcrlr@ciebcS pom pcruiinitigcn Ii.
lucltli6tigcn NllItern = S1terelicntcn
olterfamt mirO, iino in cinigen
Counties an llfcr ser 9oi Stimmelt
lallt gelporoelt, Die cillcn @ioerrllf
Oes @eieee$ %perlongcn. I'm bieien
5ll bcgegnen, bat iid cine aus promis
nentcn WGnncrn offer 9eruis5pctge
b%eitcbenOe Organization gebilOct, Die
Den Nomcn Nlltcrntllltur= ltn0 quite
2onoitraBcn-2i0u trGgt.
Sbglcih sic 9igo crit am /. MGr5
ibrcn eriten Shritt IN bic Scficntlid)
felt 1etbon Got babcn iih ibr ihon
folgcnoc Scrrcn ongclhloiicn: .. ..
Wollorp, 6rnnciS g. Gorep, George
u. @oitbcr, Cigar $. Sans, 5. Sor=
~ Eregoe. Mpbert Homiop, Scnrp Z,
Sarlon, 1olt0loS $. SbomaS. Wih.
ScnfinS, Go6ert Garrett, 5. Clarence
Sane, Gouglos M. @pIic, GboS. eng
lanb, Glpmer @bpte, s. @iQiom
MioOcnbort Somes g. Scllmon, Sp,
2ollts, Gorl Hubitrot, s. Soworo
2lopO. NuBcrocm sic Serren, meld)e
OuS u~orlGnfigc Grefutip.Gomitc BIZ
Ben: Wiaiom $. 9lldlcr, George Z.
Ebiaips, W. @. Torfcr, q. Stonlep
9rpon. .. Somorb Samom SbomoS
$. &obinlon. Ser Soupt5ned Der
Organization lit, oofiir 81 ior9en,
Dob boS @eieb, Bis cs olrd grfob-
rln9cn 9riinbIid gepriift lit, olif benz
icbigcn Stntlts erbolten bleibt, ulo
bob Die olts ben Gerpodtungen er-
5lelten SetrG9e 81 nidts Inocrem,
ais fir Gerbeiicrungen ser 2anoitro-
Bcn permonot mcrocn.
STIR cute Sonb itroBen.
Nn Der Guortals. @erIommlun9
Der Go%rrou.Gountp Strange" 5ll
@citmiuiter, Mb,. bielt StootS .@egcs
Sngcnieur u. ". Grosbp cine lGnge.
re Iniprahe, in ser or oie grobe
@ldtigfeit Ser &erbciierung Der
9onoitraBen fir sic Sormer berpor.
bob. gr nimmt al, Dob ole Surn-
electromagnetic ilnb nit ibnen Die
3oaihranfen balb ifminben merbell
unb Die Counties Die 2onoItrabell
ii6ernebnten iueroen, mie eS piele aus
eigencn Mitteln ooer nit Siilfe bon
Inleiben Idon getbon boben. Ger
&concr idlob nit Ser Grportitng,
oob Morplono aud, in oieier @e5ie-
bung nidlt bintcr Ben dnberen Staa-
ten 5uriidbleiben neroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Gleiber MAIDEN 2ente,
menn iie BON u. Gnierim, Gunber.
ihneioer. Wr. t2, Rorb.gutawitrabe,
bergciteIlt iino,
(apriIl7-iEtSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Sta0t Baltimore.
1lnterBaltnnas . 0caiueiier.

pmuTts staOemie," 9icie 98obC: Abe
&npocrttEs".
Stats.
,Wapen. !" = Stcfr Rohe: &n. :. GIarfe'S
sSeyien 9inieS".
Cup.
pSpniSab". 49, Siefe g8oGe:. chinatown
Charlie,
Abe Shool for Scnn0al".
tNtarHluub." - Gicfe g9ohc: aeitb'S Inuoes
btles8oritcuIngeH.
nauSitprinm, - 0iefe ISOLDE; nIbc Sonb
Ndron".
,Ntp MpuumcHtaI." - Sirfc geode; Bari.
fan Bellies.
sSpp," Wnrtb.Apcnue unb Gnt.etrabt. -
Idglih Sorttellunaen o%reffirter luiloer Ibicre
Ine dnocre llntetbaltuugcr, ionic RoIltbuGs
hahn,
6lites ReaboOn.R eeital nt 5ycitda, Den 8.
Dtlr8, ytud1mtiiapS 4 lbr.
nso6inIiftiihe 9ie0ertafrI." - Wlcntna, ben
IL. Wtar3 1907, CONCERT uno Pail In Der /. 5robs
finn Sale"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Seicrn g%oI0encS $ o Oh.
SIS ubiIdum. @iid)of sfl.
pbells @otterS @ilion uno oeiien
@ottin i~eierten geItern oas Set ibrer
0oIoenen &od5eit. Plus bieiem Nn'
lob iono am gbcnb Elm GROCER gnls
piong in ibrer @obntng, 9tr. 1861,
Eort=Noenlle, Itatt, an Dem iGlnnlt'
lid)c @eiitli6e Der biidofl.. metbooiitt.
iben Stride oeS SiioenS tbeilnobnler.
0uS Gbcpoor tritt bellte cine Geils
nm Die Nelt on, mo 5iuar i'm Sntcr.
elic ser biihofl. .mlctbo0iitiihen STRIDE
beS SiiocnS. @iidoi gSilion unO
Satin. Suiun Bono, gcb. 2ipscomb,
beirotbcten int Sabre 1857. 6rau
@ilion lit MIR flint 8od)en finger,
mie ibr Wntte, luelher ant 5. Sebruar
ieincn IS. @eburtstoa %feierte. Ger
Che entiproiien led)s &inoer, bon
oenen nod brei nnl Seben iino.
giitof @ilion lit ser Senior-9ii6p
Der biihofl.- metbooiitiiden Stride oes
SiioenS. Gr mor Dor Dem 9irger.
fricge IN Ser biidoil. .nlctbooiitiihcn
Gutop StroBen Stride tbGtig. Gr
0riinocte mo erbaitte nit cinem
Sbeil ieiner 8emeinoe Die Srinitp-
Stride an Mooiion.g penue unb Tre-
lton-S trabe. Nohoem er on beriel-
ben ~ Sabre amtirt batte, tpuroe e.
EoItor Ser biid)ofl.s meth. Mount Ser.
non : Stride in @oibington. Spdter
mlirbe er oil Die Goloorn-9ird)e IN
Baltimore periebt, Elm Sobr oorouf
gum SefretGr Ser geb6roe fir aus
lp1rtige Wiilion uno picber bier
Sabre ipatcr, IN 1882, 5lrnn 9ilfof er'
mGblt.
Sic Inflage nieoerge'
hIagen. Gb. S'9rien bon gsr.
271k Itfinion.apenue, lueld)er am
/. Sebrllur bon Com. g. Sitter, 20.
MEL 9rasman, Goblin 5. &iharoIon,
@m. Solonb unb Sames Sogan
ihtper perlest murbe, iueieerte it'd
geitern, nahoen1 er geneien, cine an-
floge Dor Hihter Grammar 81 erbe-
ben, unb plrben bic finn @ngeidul.
biaten aiii freien Sub aelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Waucrlp Ipemle, in @aOerlp, belt
geItern Staat iandt0r g. Ghdrla.
Qintbtclm etHe ltbr gut btlidte Nerr
ianmmluma ab, iu lpclder e2 nldlt an
GntbuiiaSmls iebltc. @err Sobn {.
Gouglor er0ifnete 0ie @criomnlltna,
in lpclGer Gr. Nobcrt Is. sec NalI
Oc1t 8orIib fiibrtc. Nod) ciniden cir.
l~eitcll0en Nortcn Oe9 Scbtcrcl cr'
griii bcr3Iid bcgriibt, Senator Sin-
tbicltm 0a3 Wnrt. Gr mie9 ouf lcilc
Ylottiorm bin mt0 iuate, Dab lcin Ne
cpr0 inn StnatSienot 0Cn bCItcn DC.
ipei9 %Iicfcrc, bob CT itetS Die bcIten
&ntcreiicn Oc9 NoIfc@ I'M Nu9c &c
bobt babe. Gr lei 3. .. 81 @unitcn
ser so Gents @o9.ViQ 1clpcicn, On
Die IS nSzGompognic 3n Oicicm Ercilc
nod immer einen i60nen &GrOicnIt
MADDEN fonnc, mGbrcn0 Ger Goniu.
mcnt Sos bCocutcuO biligcr crbolten
miirOe. Ra6 einigcn NllSiGucn &C.
gen Gr-@oupcrnclrr Wropn ln1te
SEER &i1tbiru1. 0nb CT Gin r%c9ltl6rcr
Gcmofrot iei rmO ici CT Der Nniift,
0nB elm Ocmofrntii6cr MupOr ser
Stnot bon grobcrcm NllBcn icin
miiroc, olS mcnu Die Stu0t Don ser
Ncprblifuncrn pcrmnltct milr6c. Gr
lei nllr Elm WonlL ulb miiIle er ii6
ouf icinc Srcuuoe pcrloiicrL Oon1it
0oa uou ibnt pcrtrCtcnc Erin}ip
y@oltaberri6oit" 0cNcn Bob unb
Moifincnpolitif IN Der fonmCnOcn
&rin10rwobl iicgrci6 icin iolltc. 2Ilt=
Ber0cm iproGcn nod Die $50. Sobn
Z. Cougar mo Noli5eiridtcr OIor.
riff u. Godor0. Bad Der &crionm-
lung idiittclten bic NnlpcienOcn Die
SonO oc5 MoporS.GonoiGotcn uno
wurOcn bnrm Gririidlngcn uno
Eieiicn berrmlgcrcid)t.
Noti5cn.
Ser o9tonumcntol Social Club"
Der 5"lpciten Wnr0 bat On3 Democratic
Idle Gidet: MnbooL Nlunicn uno
@oopcr inboiiirt.
Sn elmer 3uiommenfunit ser 5lp0lf
Hrc5inft.Greflttipcn Ser 9.@nr0 lplrr.
DC bic Gonoiootur Oca &rn. GGorleS
II. Mbiteforo iiir Die Domination fiir
ben critcn HotbS3mcig in0oiiirt. @r.
@biteforo mar MitgIieo beS Inter
bnllieS Scr letten Staotsgeiebgcbulg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
2rrmaImt.

0%ldrence GRIM, en- idifpnr5er 6dBr-
ihubl, Gou1ntteur, miro nit ser
idmettertem S66bel im 5obr.
itubl oeS Sub" u%ufgeiln0elt. -
Ser llniull nod mouiActldrt, -
Gin SrlQueIt notwithstanding.
Gin gcbeimntBpoQcr llnfol ereig.
1lctc iid) gcitern 8ormittng I'M Sub"
an Gde bon 66arlcS- mo Baltimore
ItraBe, unb miro Coroner Or. Sop.
ocn lpobrlbcinli6 cincn Snqllcit OBJ
bulten, Inn bic SooeSuriodc Oea
Sdmor5cn Clarence Griffin fcit5ll
ItellclL Dem Scr S6d0el 0urdl einen
6obrituGl 3cridmettert lpllroe. Gie
Nm6ulnn3 oes MISUNDERSTANDING
NOR, nodOem Der Wann 9cfunOen
mor0cn, bon Der Tirnru ber6cigcrll.
len moroen, 0od) fonntc ser bcglei.
tenbc Nlr5t MIR Oen 900 Oes Monnes
conltatircn. TaS @ebirn 0eS Teaers
lag ON 9o0en OeS S%obridodtcS ltno
flcbtc al Scr ciicrncn Sbiirc Ocs
SobritublcS. Gic NngciteGtcn ocS
@eiddftcS perGicltcu iid, @eidGftS.
fiibrcr 2(bIer eingcidloiicn, iebr
i6neigiom iiber Sen llnfoQ, un0
mltroe geiogt, SOB @riifiu BON elmer
2eitcr iiel, olS iid) Der llnfol creiG-
nete. Sails o6er @riiiin Ocn 6ubr.
Itubl IN 9emegung geiett bate, lpie
lit cs baum moglidL boB Ocrielbe i'm
am Sintcrfopie trof uno in Ocn
Sdndt mari?
Ter 6ubrItu6l mlB, mic eS Sen
@ridcin bot, ifncQ bcrlnltcr gefom.
men icin uu0 i'm nit polcr @cnalt
oltf Den &opf g~etroiien bobcn, I'M
Ben Sd00cl 10 uolitGn0ig 81 ser
id)nlcttcrll. 9lutflcdcn ollf Dem $50.
Sen beS 6obritublcS 5ei9en iunbr.
idcinlid sic Steuc an, no ser Wonn
bon Dem 6obrItltbl ~getroffen lpur0e.
Tie Otiibc, ncIdc Ser Neger trl9,
mar cbcnfoQS poQitGnbig 5erriiicn
mas ni6t moglid Qepcicn marc,
iuerm ser Wonn ullr I bis s SUB in
Den 6obri6oft binuntcr geitiir5t
mGre.
Coroner Or. Sapoen fanO aus, ooB
Scr Sabrititbl BON einem Ie6en3int.
mcr ollrf Sen GIeftrifer in 9epc.
gltrg 9eictt uno 5ltm Solten gebroht
peroen fam. Ser gleftrifer beItritt
a6er, SIR 3eit bes llnioQes in oieiem
3inmer gelueien ST. iein, unb iogte,
BOB er I'M oritten Stodperf mar. -
Ter 2eidnam luuroe auf Inoronung
oeS GororerS einem 2eihenbeitotter
iibcr9eben, mo miro Notwithstanding
bclltc Gin &nQlleit o~bgeboltcn peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

uSrInfcn mcr nDdJ a SrDpfdlc etc"
(64)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14
Initial Showing of Fall
Millinery

An exhibition of high class millinery
representing the seasons newest crea-
tons, clever copies of beautiful Paris
Hats, with the choicest products of New
York's cleverest modistes This display
shows the style, the individuality, the
exclusiveness, which are of the utmost
importance to every lady in the Sc
lection of Hat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
WANTED-ftELP.

Chicago 15-1t
WANTED-Ol established house of
% years standing. manufacturing
staple line of goods in constant daily
use. wants good man TO manage
branch business: salary. 81 500 per
year and al. expenses. payable
monthly: also extra commissions.
which should amount to more than
the salary. Applicant must furnish
good references and $1,000 cash.
which is satisfactorily secured. Ad-
dress manufacturer, p. o. Box 81. st.
Louis. Mo. J15-29-Jul13
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Office of the Board.

Office of the Board.
Richmond. Ind.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Rich
mond, Indiana, that on the 18th day
OF June, 1907, they unanimously adopt
ed
Improvement Resolution No. 121-19Q7,
Providing for the construction Of a
cement sidewalk on the South side
of North e. street between North
Sth street and North 9th street.
The Board of Public Works of said
city has fixed Friday. June 2Sth, 1907,
as a date upon which remonstrances
may be filed or presented by persons
interested in, or affected by said pro-
posed Improvement as above describ-
ed, and on said day, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. said Board will meet at its office
for the purpose of hearing and con-
sidering any emonstrances which
may have been filed or presented, and
for the purpose of taking final action
thereon Such action shall be final
and conclusive upon all persons.
CLIFTON w. MERRILL,
WATSON p. O'NEAL,
B. B. JOHNSON,
Board of Public Works.
diy 15-1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 the citi-
zens of the Second Ward of the City
of Richmond. Wayne Township,
Wayne County. Indiana. that |, the UNI
dersigned, a male inhabitant of the
State of Indiana. and continuous res
ident of Wayne Township, Wayne
County Indiana, for more than ninety
days prior to the time of filing of said
application. and person over the age
of twenty-one years, and a person of
good moral character, intend to apply
to the Board of County Commission
ers of said County, and State at their
next regular session, commencing on
the first Monday of July 1907, for a
license to sell intoxicating. spirituous,
vinous ana malt liquors in a less guam
THY than five gallons at a time and
permit the same to be drank on the
premises where sold in accordance
with the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State of In
diana. approved March 18th, 1875,
and all amendments and additions
thereto, and all other laws of the
State Of Indiana now in force in re-
lation to said business.
| hereby state that | am the actual
owner and proprietor of said business
and am not acting as the agent or
partner of any other person.
The precise location of the prem
ises where / intend to sell and will
sell said Intoxicating liquors, If
license is granted me, is as follows,
to-wit:
Being a certain room on the ground
floor of certain brick building situa-
ted on FIT Wayne Avenue, and on the
East side thereof, and located on part
of lot number nine 90 in Bickle &
Laws addition to the city of Rich
mond, fronting sixteen 16) feet on
TT Wayne Avenue and extending
back about one hundred l100) feet,
said room being about sixteen 116)
feet North and South by thirty-eight
(3S) feet East and West, and being
in the Second Ward of said City in
Wayne Township, Wayne County. In
diana, and known as No. 179 FIT.
Wayne Avenue in the said City.
DANIEL CALVIN.
S-15-22
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
A FAMOUS KEY.
IL Was Thrown into locla Leven When
GGecn MARY Escaped.

IL Was Thrown into locia Lcven When
Ggecn MARY Escaped.
The interesting key OF Loeb Leven
castle is still in existence. 1t was
found II the lake aud is supposed 70
have been the one thrown in by the
Young Douglas when Mary, queen o.
Scots, made her escape. The key was
originally in the possession OF William
Hamper. Esq. who presented il 10 Sir
Walter Scott. having first had an en-
craving made Of 1t.
The castle Of Loeb Leven is situated
ON an island Of about two acres near
the northwest extremity Of the lake
Queen Mary when she dismissed Both
well on Csrharry hill and Joined the
insurgents was carried captive into
Edinburgh and on the following day
committed to Loeb Leven castle. On
the 25th of March, 1868. she attempted
10 escape thence in the disguise OF a
laundress. but WAS frustrated
On Monday, May ,. 1865. however.
while the family were ar supper the
boy, William Douglas. secured the keys
of the castle and gave egress to the
queen and her maid from the strong
hold: then. locking the gates behind
them to prevent pursuit. he placed the
fugitives i'm a boat that lay near al
hand and rowed them 10 the appointed
landing place On the north side OF the
lake.-Strand MAGAZINE.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITER
FOR sALE-HOUSEHo GOODS

FOR SALE1Go-car and ladies bicy-
Gle. Call at 1114 S. B. 15-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
FANCY GRoc ERiES

FOR Special sale on glassware
this week See our line of ham
Knocks and homegrown strawber-
RES Phone your orders TO Grav-
er's Grocery. Phone :, Cambridge
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15

Cholly enthusiasticaliy)-S is for
ever smiling upon me, She-Awfully
polite girl, Every one else laughs out
right-puciy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO OWNERS OF JERSEY COWS.

Highland Lad No. 121 tPolled1,
grandson Of the Richest Mixer In the
Pan American exposition. Dam took
first place, Ohio and New York state
fairs. will be found al my farm. 5
miles west of the city. o. E. Fulg
hum- 12tf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-24
LETTER FROM Mr.. MARYf
His Idea Of Rssl Comfort One Of Mark Twain s
Characters, Etc.

Washington, h. C.. Jan ~, 100
To The Free Lance.
When the toll aud moi of the day q
over enjoy sitting with my ieet upon
the register, pipe in my mouth Tie
Free Lance in my hand, reading the letters
from the counties I thus travel from
the mountains a. the bay without get
ting out Of my easy chair thus also
get true perspective and make the en-
tire circuit with none OF the mud ur the
iDtug or the cus-lng.
The rehabilitation and onward march
Oi fredericksburg. as OF the state and
the entire South, has been simply won
derful. And eau truthfully say that
The Free Lance most credltably reflects
it all. lfyou progress pari passa for the
next twenty years there viii be- more and
greater wonders. SOuthward the star
Of empire takes il way.
In the y. y. Herald Oi the Pad inst.
r. II. Edmouds, editor of the Manuiac-
mrers Record. has tabular statement
showing the present wealth OF the South
10 be- greater now than that of the entire
country i'm 1850. Four items are In bill
lions. Aud the South is merely apon the
threshold OF her development.
The only trouble now, and in the 10
tlre, a. ever in the past, il the equitable
distribution of such stupendons wealth.
This is the rock upon which all past ma
tiOns have split.
Tbs Good Book tolls Us the thing
which has been, is and it looks very
much as though we We're Fastening
along the beaten rOad ten fold faster
than it has ever been trOdd-n before. A
far a. remedial legislation can cope with
the trouble our only hope lies in going
back and taking counsel aud purpose
from Thomas Jefferson ! see none other
possible. But enough OF this.
came a few days sinee upon this re-
markable passage in one Of Mark Twain 5
inimitabe works. "Pudd 'nhead Wilson "
"Pembroke Howard, LAWYER and
bachelor aged about iorty, was another
old Virginian grandee, with proved
descent from the first families. lie was
a fine. brave. majestic creature; a gentle
man according 10 the incest requirements
of the Virginia rule; devoted Presby-
terian; an authority on the code; a man
always courteously ready to stand mp
before you 10 the f,ld if any act or
word OF his had seemed doubtful or sus-
picious TO you. and explain il with any
weapon you might prefer, from hrad-awls
TO artillery"
have only the comment to make that
Pembroke Howard was clean outside OF
Old School Presbyterian doctrine as e1-
POUNDED by Drs. McPhial and Hodge. II
seems barely coDjectursble that he might
have been New School or Cumberland.
A. s. Marye.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-24
GUARANTEED STOMACH REMEDY
K N GooIrIck viii Refund Money IfMl.O.na Falls
10 Cure.

You may ask why it il that Mona
stomach tablets are sold by n \. Cool
rick under a guarantee to refund the
money unless they cure, when no other
treatment for stomach troubles is sold
in this manner.
The answer is simple and conclusive.
Other medicines for stomach troubles
merely digest the food, while Mona
strengthens the whole digestive system
80 that it soon becomes able to care for
all the food that is eaten.
II you do not use your arm or leg for a
month, the muscles become habby and
weak and you have 10 resort 10 artificial
help. 1t is the same way with the
stomach muscles Ii they are not used,
they become 80 weak thatit * Unnecessary
to continue using IA digestive with the
food you eat.
On the other hand when you use
Mi-o.na, your stomach soon grows so
strong that yOu can give up the Use OF
medicine.
Mi-o.na costs 50c box aud does more
real good than dozen boxes Ofordinary
digestive tablets. The proof Of this is
shown 10 the fact that guarantee, ab-
solute and unqualified, is given by X.
n. Goodrich with every box OF Mi-o-ns.
10 81 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-24

Sunday with The battleships Missouri,
Indiana anu The cruiser Yankton, Is
preparing a report which will be- for
vadol 10 Washington by mail The
subject was regarded as one of such
delicacy that 10 was deemed advisable
TO send il in this manner, rather than
by wireless telegraphy.
a the state department it was stat
ed that. 30 far as this government is
concerned. the matter will be- allowed
to drop, the departments position be-
inc that the action OF one man in a
distant colony. at a time Of great dis
tress and mental anguish, should not
be the means of raising an unpleasant
issue with a great and friendly ma
tion.
Officials Of the National Red Cross
society in this city do not believe that
the jamaican authorities will refuse
tO accept thr supplies which have been
sent by this society 10 that island for
the relief 81 t9e earthquake sufferers
on a,D0jut OF the correspondence be-
tween the government OF Jamaica and
Admiral Davis At least no such in
timalion has Thus far been given the
society I'm ease the Red Cross sup
plies are declined. however. IL is more
than probable that they will be di-
yerted 10 the famine-stricken people
OF ChLnl-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-24

~ The name Of the Commonwealth OF
4 Virginia. In thu Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF the county ofSpotsyl-
vania on the l4th day Of January, 1907:
lee j. Graves, assignee, plalntin,
against A. v Lane in her own right and
A. admnistratriy Of Stephen =. Lane,
ieceased, aud as guardian OF Palmer W.
Lave, ). t. Lane, John t. Lane, Walter
Lane and Morgus T. Lane infants, and
the said infants, defendants,
The object Of this suit il TO subject the
two tracts OF land OF which Stephen Z.
Lane. deceased died seized and possessed,
situate In Livingston District, SpOtsyl-
yania county. Virginia. containing re
-pectvely 37J and 223l, acres OF land TO
the payment Of u certain Judgment for
$50 and cost OF 81 %, which Judgment
was recovered in the Crcnit Court OF
Spotsy lyania county. Virginia. at the
June term, 1906, by j, l.. Powell aud BY
him assigned 10 Lee j. Graves.
8And an affidavit having been made
and fled that the defendant, Palmer W.
! Lane il not a resident Oi the State OF Nir.
ginia. it is ordered that he do appear
here within fifteen days after due publl-
cation hereof. and do what may be neces.
sary TO protect his interest in this suit.
And il is further ordered that a copy
thereof be published once week for four
weeks in The Free Lance, and that a
copy be posted at the front door OF the
courthouse Of this county on or before
the next succeeding rule day after the en-
try OF this suit Teste
r. A. Harris, Clerk.
4 cOpy-Teste:
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
Lee ]. GIaves. p. q. il7w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-01-24
STAFFORD
The Road Question Wants Candidate Tor Leg.
laiure to State His Position Notes
Garrisonyille, Va, J Al 10. 1907.

GarrlsOuyilip, Va, iu ~, l'Vt.
A vehicle even Of the llght,st Weight
can't be pulled throdgh the mud. Hhd
while We have had {. lis >elious Prop"r
ton To deal with for years AMI each l'ar
th. CRYING need htcume- murr urgent, un
remedy has been aIpl'rl
The citizens uf SIAN Ird should cop %
their eyes tp this important ma Ter ni 81
ere their votes ATE cast lurH tcp e~,uta-
tive for the legislature. mnhe him DE-
clare his platform in siupl- t"rnS. ani
if he has no plank IN the pltiiurm To-
meet the conditions. vote hu down. ]
make this not in reference q any pisoh
or party. but do IL as "A vntsr aud ctl-
IN Here We're are cqulrd to pay our
taxes tand they aic inst ~ henv! ~ nrr
required by any county AM III wr
can see Wherr nor VIII % one do & j.
placed in actual work upon even our
most important thorough ares. No"
who will rise and +, I've Inns n 'st impOr-
tant question We ause ! o. Hn answer
La grippe aud putumW - prevail
throughout this -, ton IrN rscal e.
one or the other.
Mr.. Jnu callahan. living near court
house. " ho had double pneumonia and
then rrlaps is still ~ i.l but his r,-
coyery il earu, -tIy hoped lor.
Ms Fatnr hell and her daughter.
Miss Eva. at the Kectory hclVhurhuod.
have been quit sick with grippe, bur ar
conValescin(