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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
The sEPOsinOs


gseinis Dsy-SbO Thousand Peopls Ft1sen.
Wednesday was Virginia Day ana tho
beginning 81 the Virginia hnmf com iug
week all In one at che Jamestown Expo
sitiOn. and thousands of Nirginisu- from
a'ar were there 20 celebrate aud % pay
their RESPECTS fu tho hand ui taeir nativity.
At an early hour great crowds tvg,n
pouring Ia the Exposition grounds aud
by II o'clock there were many thOu--
ands of Nirgininus old and Noung. Wif d.
ia fhe gates The Virginia Buildiu- fair
~ swRrmed with visitors and the host
ess. Mrs William Raifori Beale as istei
by Miss Lucy Preston Rraie. Miss "a Do,
Deanc. Miss Stokes aud Miss Bowman dii
her utmost % welcome ali who came
Gov. and Mrs.. Swanson We're tire ~
cipients of many calls from Nircinians
residing in distant States. aud from th.
foreign naval representatives, am the a.
tcers OF the I uited states Army and
Navy now az the Exposition.
In lew bur eloquent words the b;g So
-embiage of Nirsinians aud visitors was
called "a order 10y President Tucker. who
introduced the pr siding officer. Col A
NJ. Bowman. q soa of old Virginia. ard
after few remarks Col Bowman intro
duced Rev. Sydney Peters. of Petersburg
who Offered up a short prayer.
Hon. Robert l. Withcrs introduced
Or. Thomas Nelson Page. who read q
poem. Raleigh = y ision" He was follow
ed by Lieutenant-GoveruOr Elysou. who
delivered a short address and introduced
the speaker of the day. Governor Swan
son. whose speech was an eloquent eN-
position oi the greatness and glory ofhis
state. and which was enthusiastically
appiaudei.
Following the Governor speech tlers
came a military and naval pageant.
which was second only 10 that Of Georgia
| Day. From far down Lee Parade
marching 70 the tune OF the national
airs. came the Annapolis Cadets bat
talon OF the Twenty-thiri : Infantry
l. companies OF the Msriue Corps. b
companies % Jack Tsrs. Third HatterN
| OF Field Artillery. 3 troops of Twelfth
I uited States Cavalry. $50 y NJ !
cadets $50 Y. 7. / cadets Gen. Vaughan
aud staff Richmond Light Artillery
I Blues. > companies of the Seventy -Sec-
oud Virginia Infantry. u companies of
/ the SEVENTEEN Virginia Infantry. -
companies OF the Seveuty-irst Virginia
Infantry, Fifth Georgia Infantry ard
| the Richmond Howitzers. The latter. 81
/ their Khaki uniforms aud with fat que
| horses. had arrived Just In time for th-
/ parade. and they revived round afraf
round OF applause Is they paraiei pssr
the reviewing stand looking like yet--
rams and showing the effect Of the last
th0ae days march
At the conclusion OF the parade ths
distinguished guests were escorted hac =
10 the Virginia Building
Gov. and Mrs. Swanson held an in
formal reception 81 the Virginia Building
and huudn.is called topay their Respects
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caliORsES DAf At
POTOMAC CHURCH

Chiiinu'- Day ~ervir. az Potomac
church. King GcorSr county. Sunt,.,
june %. Was one q ftc most suf.a..-- fil
tnd Instructive acknowledgements ever h.'l
10y The sunday sclnnl. Tine sNHrti-.s
were in charge oI the -ureriurri,st.
assisted os Tire teachers Miss IA
l.,ton. tbe accorpl,~,'3 ora,anist. lAl
cpargc ,f the musical p~ogram.
Special thanks Dt thr school are due
Mr.. Lewis Rollins. az the noguc Mr.
James Noggs &C Comora. ana Mss
Louie NJ L ngcrs for their heautiiul solos.
aui to Mr j. r.. Rogers fo- ms anpro-
pirate address to the school
Loving hands had decorated The
church for the occasion. and b.cinnir,.
az o'ciucs p. M. rise following program
was well carried out 10y The school aud
thoroughly appreciated 10y the large
cni gregatior.
Chorus. school, scripture reading. =.
Is furSs. assistant superintendent.
chorus. school. 0scitAtior. Our thi'lraa' 5
Day. Emma itytou. recitation. Keen a
Watch on Your Words. Maggie Runcarn.
singing. God Bless Our School. chiiir.n.
reci,atou, Changed Opinions. Adilr
Grgsay. solo. Happy Children. lir.l,
Elsa King, q msrch. SUNDAY school - f-i>.
chorus, school. recitation. The n'N That
Laughs. Josie Farmer. recitation. Tn,
Trials ri Braudywiue hrrcl. Miss Agnes
Jeter, dialogue Mothers Atv,ra. Misses
jeanuette aud Maui Feytou. recitation.
10 l. Iime,bsisis Partner. cho-u>. school.
recitation. Almost p Nau. tirorSr plrks.
recitation. Little Lambs. Charlie Burke.
solo. Airs Lewis Rollins. recitation.
/ Wanted. A Ministers Mts. Esie King.
trio. E'ra. Lena ana Julian r,ytou. reci-
farlnr. lffr.a S.rnrIrf.3r.S .frhf .r.rI-
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KING GEORGE PERSONALS

King George e. h. Va. June l3. 1907.
Miss Bessie Turner. daughter Of Rev 2.
I. Turner's visiting friends IN Maryland
Miss Fannie Love. who taught the pas {
session al Canning. the home 81 Mr.. and
Mr.. Allen Smith. has gone TO Maryland
TO spend the vacation.
Mrs. Barber and daughter. a Rich
mOnd county. spent several day- with
their relatives. the Tayloes. at Powha-
tan. last week.
Mr. George 0<le Tayloe. ~ ho has l.eu
visiting friends 10 Washington. has re-
turned 70 Ferneaux
Mr.. J. +. Mason. with her son. Jefi-r-
son. has returned 70 Shrlhurne for tho
summer They will Boz Joined later b.
the Judge and Mis- Flora They will Oil
be gladly welcomed los their numerous
friends
Mr.. Paul Holiday has gone 20 Middl b.
sex county on business.
Mr.. Henry T.. Radcliffe. who Is the a-sis-
tanr keeper Of the battle-ground Light
House. Newport News, j. visiting bic
family near the Court House.
Mr.. Charles L. Davis. Of Dido. has rc-
turned from "a business trip 10 Baltimor
and " Washington
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
VIRGINIA NEWS

At the election in Leesburg Tuesday
W. Z. Garrett was elected mayor by a
majority OF 10.
Mrs. Virginia Susan Timberlake. wife
OF Geo. W. Timberlake, OF Louisa county,
died Wednesday.
The body of Coxswain Dodson. Of the
illfated launch OF the Minnesota, lost in
Hampton Roads, was found.
Park Agnew, OF Alexandria, while at
tempting to mount n horse on his farm
in Fairfax county, fell and was painfully
injured.
The Supreme court Thursday handed
down a decision in Wytheville in which
Judge Christian, OF Lynchburg, Is re-
versed for his decision in the famous
Yoder contempt case. Yoder severely
arraigned Christian for his granting of
licenses TO saloons which occupied prop
'rty Ia which be was interested. Chris
tan fined and imprisoned Yoder, and
the Supreme court freed him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
MARRIAGES

The wedding of Miss Maude MAY shot
well, Of Culpeper, To Mr. Charles Ga,
Mitchell, of Richmond, was solemniz-d
Wednesday IN the Baptist church. Cul
pepper.
At Coan Baptist church. Northumber.
land county, Wednesday. Miss jamie Grey
Hall became the bride OF MIR. George
Beane, cf Missouri Miss Kate Row.
was maid Of honor; Miss Mary Hall ring
bearer. Rev. Mr.. II. ; Driscoll ofiiciated
At the home of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs.. ". ". Spicer, IN Louisa county
the marriage of Frank c. Brown 10 Miss
Sue Spicer, and Dr. Thomas NJ. TAYLOR
oil Louisa, To Miss Kate Spicer. was sol.
emnized at noon Thursday. Rev W. r.
Edwards. OF Crozet. off dated The wed
ding party left for the Exposition.
Robert II. Powell and Miss Frances
Byrd Cove, both OF Louisa county. were
married at Enon Christian church IN
Louisa. Wednesday night. Rev. WALLACE
Cove officiating. After the ceremony "A
reception was given, and sumptnous
dinner served at the home of the brides
parents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
JOHN TYLER MORGAN.

In the death Of Senator Morgan.
OF Alabama, the National Congress
has lost another OF the old school of
statesmen. and unfortunate il is that
their ranks are becoming so thin.
He was typical OF that class Of pub
lie men against whom there l. never
a suspicion OF dishonor, and graft
could never have been thought OF in
connection with his name. He was
sometimes mistaken. as all men are.
but always honestly. That his peo-
pie of the State Of Alabama had an
abiding faith in his ability and in
tegrity is amply attested by the Tact
that they kept him in the Senate for
more than thirty years He was
among the very few ex-Confederates
in the Senate OF the United States.
He volunteered as a private. and was
rapidly promoted until he became
brigadier-general. On one occasion
he is reported to have said that the
rule OF every life should be this.
"Obey the laws OF God and country
and follow the guidance of an honest
conscience" and his whole life pro-
claims that he followed this motto
with untiinching fidelity He died IN
harness, with the love and affection
OF all the people of his native State
growing stronger as the years went
by, and in the enjoyment OF the ad-
miration and esteem of all his coun-
trVrnQn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
YOUTHS FIGHT; ONE is KILLED
Horse Play Mas Beginning: Desth For One. jail
For Other. Is Ending.

Sidney L. Gianniny. Jr., OF Albemarle.
was mortally wounded by Martin Pleas
ants, of same county. The boys quar-
relied over "a trifle.
Magistrate Nat. Garland held the pre-
liminary hearing, and sent Peasants 70
Charlottesville Ia company with Special
Officer Browning, who was sworn In for
the purpose. He viii be held Toy the
county authorities until a special grand
Jury il called
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
LOVING TRIAL WILL BE SENSATIONAL

.'The evidence TO be introduced in the
trial OF Judge Loving will put an entire
~ new phase on the case when the hear
ing begins at Houston" is the declara-
tlon oil q prominent member of the Rich
mond bar.
''The fsct that Miss Loving and Judge
Loving have made no statement since
the tragedy shows good sense" con
tinued the speaker, land know enough
TO say that there will be some startling
7acts broaght out Several women whose
names have not as yet been mentioned
viii be asked to testify, and l am reliably
1niormed that they VIII go on the witness
stand"
TIE current report In Richmond Is that
= cdntlnuance will be asked whe- -
cass h called In Hsliiax county on the
24<h Of this month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
Attention, COlored Teachers

summer normal Tor color,-l teachers
VIII be- held at Mon Industrial Acad-
,uy Port Conway. Va. beginning july
l~t and ending July - The State ,.N-
animation for teachers Will be held 40
lur academy az tho clos. of the normal
July 20. 30 3l~t The normal has State
recognition and VIII Boz under State SUI
i"rNi-ion. Efficient and approved in
r,trnci"r- VIII De- 200 charge Prof j. H..
hi"'A Wen principal ol the colOred high
school oi Manchester. win be the con
ru'tor. hl~ VIII be the first color,d
normal held n this part OF the State and
u'i'i'iS hi tins section should show
1nrlr appreciation 10y alargc Attendance.
TOT 'i'n.i information apply 10 Rev j.
II. A. Cyrus. Local Manager. Port
Royal. Va 1vlv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The awful disaster in Hampton
Roads on Monday night, which re-
suited in the sinking Of a launch from
a battleshi2 and the drowning of
eleven men, has cast a shadow and
created gloom all over this country,
and especially at the jamestown Ex-
position. How it happened is a mys-
terry 1t is supposed that the launch
was run into and sunk by some pass
ing craft.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
MAKE MANAGER PAY UP

When the sale at the burned Princess
Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach, was opened
some OF the money therein was found in
good condition. Other notes were char
red.
Manager Mitchell aud two men started
for Norfolk 10 put the money in bank
but employees Of the hotel. POO strong.
pulled Mitchell from the car and refused
u allow him 10 40 until sums due them
We're paid.
The matter was adjusted by deposit
ing the money IN the Princess Anne Bank
Mitchell promised TO settle all claims II
Is said that no iewelry was found whei
the safe was opened, although the guest,
claimed TO have deposited some.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
BARR ACCEPTS EXPOSITION POST

james " Barr, former President of
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad has
advised the jamestown Exposition Com
pany that he would accept the position
81 adviser TO the board OF governors OF
the exposition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
MnRCAE'S BODY SENT TO ALBANIA

The body oi T. :. senator John T.
Morgan. "a BIO died in Washington Tu.--
day night. was sent 90 the senator's late
home In selma. Ala. W le-e the funeral
viii take place saturday az noon The
body was taken iu q Spe,il al car
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Coup

\ reliable medicine and one that should
always be kept Ia the home for imm-di-
ate use Is Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.
IL Will prevent the attack Il given ~
soon a. the child becomes hoar-e. or even
after the croupy cough appears For
sale by ~ A. Lewis Drug store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15

Cut this out and take It To Nm.
Lewis Drug Sire and get free sample
81 Chanberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets. For billousness and constipa
ton they are uneqGaled. They improve
the appetite, strengthen the digestion
and regulate the liver and bowels.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR sALr

Our rs II steel launch, equipped with a
3 II. j. Detroit engine Launch il i'm
perfect running order; only reason for
selling not large enough for our use. VIII
sell cheap To quick buyer Apply to
Carl +. Cox or Efhe l. Downcy. Fredcr
icksburg. Va u3-3i
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-15
FOR BREAKFAST. DINNER OR
SUPPER

Try king Blend tea The best blend
ed tea you ever drank for the price. SOC.
per pound, at Brannan's only. Sce hi-
ad. elsewhere
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EXECTTOR,S NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of J. l..
Stanly, decreased. those who have claims
against the estate OF the deceased. please
present the same properly verified to me
or my attorney, and those who owe the
estate please pay the same to me or my
attorney.
Anderson Ellis,
Executor j. l.. Stanly, Massaponax. Va.
VIM. ". Butzncr.
Attorney, fredericksburg. Va.
ilwiw
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THIS DATE
IN HISTORY
Y --
Important Events That Occurred


OCIESAsOCI w.
12e7-Wallace defeated the English
at Cambuskenneth
1547-English defeated the Scots at
Pinkie.
( 1565-French sailed from Port Roy
al, S. c. against Menendez at st.
Augustine, Fla.
15S4-Sir Humphrey Gilbert lost
at sea. Born 1889.
1608-Capt. John Smith elected
president of Virginia colony.
1755-The dispersion of the Acad-
ians.
1S35-Willie Blount, governor of
Tennessee died. Born 1868.
1S46-Elias Howe invented his
sewing machine.
1S5O--House of Representatives pass
ed the fugitive slave bill.
1S6l-F'irst provincial synod of
the Church of England met at Mon
treal.
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weeks, spent at his foAner home in
Alabama.
MEL l ING CALLED
THIS AFTERNOON

Kindergarten ASSOCIATION Is To
Have Session.
The Americas kindergarten Asso-
citation and all those interested in this
important branch of education will
have a meeting this afternoon at A
O'Clock at the public school building,
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the recipient Of many charming So
cial attentions.
LADIES PLANNING
JUBILEE ATCCLUMBUS

State w. {. / u. Will Re
joice Over Prohibition.
COLUMBUS, GA, Sept 9.-Pre-
parations are already being made by
the local unions for the twenty-ftfth
annual state convention of the Gcor-
gia Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, which will be held in Colum,
bus, October 22-25. 1t will be a kind
of jubilee celebration on the part of
the temperance workers, in view of
the recent passage of a state prohi-
bition law, and the largest attendance
of wears is predicted. Ii is Thought
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Call up Loving's Stables, phone 81,
for baggage transfer. IT,
Mr.. d. C. Pickett came up from
Dawson yesterday and is spending a
day in the city.
Miss Lille May Menard, the at
tractiye and charming guest of Mrs.
NJ. j. Hines returns this morning to
her home in AbbevilIe.
Mr.. w. l.. Mardre of Lumpkin was
in the city yesterday coming over
upon business.
Mrs Jack Massee of Macon, is
visiting her sister, Miss Lille Glover,
at her home on Brown street.
I Mrs. Barlow Council left yesterday
flor Atlanta upon a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Bellingrath. :
Col. T. B. Harold has been CON
fined to his home for two or three
days by a serious indisposition.
Mrs. A, c. Bell returned yesterday
from Atlanta, and went through to
Omaha to visit her daughter, Mrs.
James B. Fitzgerald
Mr.. c. A Fricker left Sunday night
for jamestown and New York, to be
gone about three weeks. Mrs. Frick-
er is still in north Georgia, where
she will remain until October.
I Miss Chloe Littlejobn is at home
again after a delightful visit of a
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Georgia revenue district may be abol-
ished.
One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Tolya LNo1o,y,o Ly;5,orr C...o - u. o.
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as 'derailments,' while the wrecking
train is to be called the tool train.
HOW'S This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
#. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ], Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
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1t strengthens the whole system
Sold by all druggists.
GOING TO BE GRF. ~; o.
- IA
ID .......--- d / 49,

>eed Over 9OUU,-
900 by ProhlD.>;sn.
r
ATLANTA, Sept. 9.-It has BE-,
ascertained that the Government rev.
enues in Georgia will be reduced
more than 5000. 600 as the result of
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" SNVIIIIIIIoICI, n. -,
nearly destroyed by fire.
Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood, and unless athey
do this good health is impossible.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all
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# trouble as It corrects

IdIIIItS anu prevents BrlghtS disease
and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.
OF Interest to Many.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
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Genuine leather purses and Card
Cases at Bells, the leading jeweler.
Mon Johnson registered from Mon
ticello yesterday among the arrivals
at the Windsor.
c. w. Randall was among the sew
eral Maconians coming to Americas
yesterday on business
Mr. W. E. I.ightfoot came with
others from Columbus to Americas
yesterday on business
Miss Arbie Harrison is at home
again after SPENDING several weeks.
in North Carroll ma
Mrs, John Sheffield returned yes
terday fr0m tn North Carolina noun
tains, whAro She spent the summer
months very lPleasantly/
Mrs; aru'lw and young sons,
feturn9Y to llilledgeville yesterday
after 4visit I'll Rev. and Mrs. J. p.
.,.Tsairrdiaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Small are now
at home at the tClarke residence on
College street eNst.
Miss Sarah WHEELER will return
nome tomorrow n from Colorado
! Springs and other pints west, where
she 7pent the summVr
Supt. H. B. Grimsh2w of the Sea-
| board Airline has returned to Ameri-
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Holt residence, Taylor street, 8
rooms, all conyeniences. Apply to
Mrs. j. D. HOLT, at residence.
''EchO Springs" MhiSkeY.-Our
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3t beyond the reach of med

No medicine can do more. Sold by all
druggists.
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o delegates. A stro

pared.
A Humane Appeal.
A humane citizen of Richmond, Ind,
Mr.. L. d. Williams, 107 West Main St,
says: II appeal to all persons with
weak lungs to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that has
helped me and fully comes up to the
proprietor's recommendation. 1t
saves more lives than all other throat
and lung remedies put together. Used
as a cough and cold cure the world
over. Cures asthma, bronchitis,
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prices. Holidays Book Store.
1t is hoped that 100000 farmers
who are pledged not to sell cotton
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yesterdays severe jolt
The price of cotton is off just one
cent Mound or s. per bale from mo
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ed by council to succeed Engineer c..
W. Murray, has arrived from Penn
sylyania and entered upon his work
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UIIy.
SchOl books, new and second hand,
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brated their new year yesterday Bus
mess was suspended, and the stores
Of all Hebrews here were closed.
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VVVETN7IIE7 q W WI tVtoV' IJ0VV VNVII + z
cents is not a bad price.
Yesterdays session of police court
n lr,nc.t Mont L. dofn,,1+ e.. LII. -
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here under

this afternoon will be to that end.
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9V7V-T VTVTJ VVTVVT TT0VTT, UVVT
there was nothing doing. Life is
still dream for the ladies.
Tho COutbar,, 7 ooo,,o ,r,;11 ,,co1,oI1,,
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early Sunday morning, but the fire
was quickly eXtinguished.
An alarm of fire was sounded at
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CIUse WIJn al The Teams under the SIX
hundred per cent mark and all of
them over four hundred
/,
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dfunkS and ScrapperS. Verify, AM
ericus is a model town
! Americas merchants are now dis
,.ln,.i.,.n L...,....n. L..
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Anu IT CUIIOI stays even at Iz12 cents
thereH be business here,
Isn't it about time to think about
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promoters came early in October, and
a welcome awaits them here
A blazing mosquito net in a room
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at the Windsor.
c. W. Randall was among the sew
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Cases at Bells, the leading jeweler.
Mon Johnson registered from Mon
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7IOT AIIdHJd upon 4 NISIJ 70 her SIS
ter, Mrs. Helen Bellingrath. :
L
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HTItW 10 MS HOIIe lot Two OF InFee
days by a serious indisposition.
Mrs. A. c. Bell returned yesterday
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Tor baggage transfer. If
Mr.. d. C. Pickett came up from
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at her home on Brown street
I Mrs Barlow Cnmnc1 loft unstnrha1 Y.