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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

* with our merchants and
buslness men. The erection OF the
buildings alone win give our mechan-
les profitable work; the State viii an
nually appropriate for it's support in
part, which viii be spent among Us.
The location OF this institution
In our midst 10 Of paramount i'm
portsnce to u.s. We have won a re-
port OF one committee OF the Legisla-
turs in favor Of locating one OF these
schools here; that alone is q point
gained IN our favor. Webelieve that
this normal win help, not hurt our
present fredericksburg College, for
In passing it Is not out OF the way to
say that the Fredericksburg College
and the Home has added very much
TO Frsdericksburg's present prosper
Gus condition, and we are In favor OF
every movement for the up-buiiding
and betterment OF these two very
valuable institutions now already IN
our midst. Both the normal and the
fredericksburg College will thrive:
one will gather strength from the
other and win help the other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
BRYAN ON LABOR DECISION

Sees Danger In Ruling Permitting Cor
porstions TO Discharge Union Men.
Washington. Jan. % - William ].
Bryan again visited the lobby OF the
house and spent an hour or more in
the company OF Representative Ollie
Jones (Ky) and In shaking hands with
member
When Mr.. BryNn's attention was
called to the supreme court decision
holding that a corporation has the
right 70 discharge a man because he
Is q member of q labor union. ne die
tsted a statement, in which he said:
Il DO not understand by which
course OF reasoning the majority OF
the court reached the decision an
nounced- A corporation is a creature
OF law. II has no rights except those
given Il by law. and II must not be
confused with the natural man. Man
was created 10 carry out a divine pur-
pose. the corporation was created TO
make money.
The union Is a lawful association.
and n man can be discharged be-
cause he belongs to a labor union. by
the same logic he can be discharged
n he belongs 10 political party OBJ
tectionable to the employer. or 10 a
church against which the employer IS
prejudiced. Followed 10 its logical con.
ciusion- the principle laid down by the
court. as I understand the decision.
would enable the corporation to set
itself up as a dictator in regard to the
habits. thoughts and convictions OF its
employees on any and every subject"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

5n.27A
The usual quarterly dividends OF
one-hslf OF one Der cent on the com
mon ana-eas> and three-ouarters per
cent on the prefsrrei stocks were de-
clared by the directors. These divi-
dends show no change from the pre-
vious quarter
The net earnings for the last three
months OF 1907 show a decrease Of
s9.1S0.eSe. as compared with the same
period OF 1906. and the untitled orders
on hand are 3.se5.l65 tons under the
figures for the corresponding quarter
last year. The high record earnings
for any one quarter was in the quar-
ter ended June 80. 1s07-$45. sos. 705.
The high record for untitled orders
was s.4ss.7ls tons. on Dec. 81. 1906
The low record OF earnings was IN the
nrst quarter OF 1e04-$13. 445.231. and
the low record OF untitled orders s.
OF. 4S6 tons. on Sept 80. 1904.
The surplus for the year 1906. after
all deductions for nxed charges. ap-
proprlations and dividends. etc. was
s12.742. s5s.94. making the total undi-
vided surplus carried forward TO 1907
ss7.720.T1435. The undivided surplus
OF the company Is now given as s113.-
173.274.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

The House passed the bill increasing
the Income tax exemption TO one thous-
and dollars.
The Senate committee on roads made
unanirec1s ISs5rt Ia favor OF the repeal
OF the R.. F. & P. bill.
The Senate refused, by a strict party
vote. TO ask the Governor to put before
the General Assembly the correspondence
In the hhea case, holding that il WAS
without precedent. Senator Sale led
opposition to the resolution.
Gov Swanson sent to the General As
senol q special message, in which he
reviewed the recent rate litigation. The
Governor says that the transportation
companies are living up to the agree
ment which was reached, that the 2
cent rate should go into effect and be
operative till the matter was decided by
the courts.
The Sunday Excursion bill was sent to
the Senate COMMITTEES on Roads after
having been there and reported with a
accommodation that il pass. The bill
Is one that allows the companies 10 op-
crate freight trains at intervals Of thr, e
hours on Sundays and in cases where
there Is perishable freight orlive stock to
be transported 1t also provides that
the railroads shall not operate Sunday
excoreions or sell tickets on other days
OF the week which are TO be used for re-
turn trips on Sunday trains.
Mr.. Love offered bill 10 establish 8
State normal school at or near Leesbure.
Mr.. Powers caused members from the
iron and coal mining sections TO prick M
their ears by presenting what is known
as a tonnage tax bill
The House passed bill. reported from
the finance committee, providing that no
person receiving an income OF less than
$i'VuO annually shall be subject to an
Income tax.
Senator Wickham offered a bill for an
appropriation CT $4,000 to cover the
costs OF the suits instituted by the rail
road companies against the Corporation
commission. now pending on appeal 10
the U. ). Supreme court, and to pay for
the services of Senator Daniel and A. G.
braxton rs special counsel for the
State.
A bill presented by Delegate Martin
election OF three rsvisers TO be chosen bv
the general assembly, whose duty it shall
DO 20 revise and compile all the statutes
and laws OF Virginia and to report to 8
subsequent Legislature, was reported by
the House committee on general laws.
There has been no revision orcompilation
OF the code since 1887. sincs which time
there have been thousands OF amend
ments.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

All VI NOW IOrk IN 58ltcnilitl
and waiting for the marriage OF Miss
Vanderbilt and that Hungarian
Count with anunpronouncable name.
What the bride would wear, what
her trousseau cost, how much money
she would settle on the Count, where
they win go, everything availabls
about 1t was freely discussed in pic
sorisl editions OF theyellow journals.
Well, IL La just another one OF these
International marriages where an
American girl with money marries
some foreigner with q long name and
an empty title. Several Of them
hays already agured in the divorce
courts-Countess Boni, the Duchess
OF Marlborough, the Countess of Var
mouth and Others. All these went
on with music, flowers, &c. All these
were much talked and written about.
and now the courts have separated
them. They commenced wrong, went
along wrong and wound up wrong.
We do not predict or prophecy what
win be the result OF this one. We
hope for all happiness, but We don't
Ike these kind OF marriages and only
fesr for the result. The wedding
came on as scheduled Monday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

Afternoon The court announced. how
ever. that he probably would not de-
liver his charge until Friday morning
Contrary to his policy OF last year.
when he called nine experts In In
sanity to the witness chHr. Mr.. Jerome
this year utterly ignored the scientific
phase OF the rebuttal case. He pro
duced several eye witnesses to the trag-
edy and several police sfncers who
handled Thaw the night OF the homi-
eide and placed on record their opinion
that the defendants acts and manner
were rational. Under agreement OF
counsel the testimony given BY Abra-
ham Hummsl At the last trial was read
to the jury and the Thav will was ad-
mitted in evidence without further
proof as TO It's custody during the six
months following the shooting OF stan
ford White. The arfdavit alleged to
have been made by Evelyn Neshit in
Hunmel's ONCE. charging Thav with
cruelty and attempting falsely TO place
the blame for the Nesbit girls down
fall upon Stanford White. also was ad-
mftted by Justice Bowling and then
the case. so far a. testimony was con-
esrned. was at an end.
Mr.. Jerone's elimination Of expert
testimony from the rebuttzl case oc-
casioned much talk. Based upon his
assertions OF last year that Thaw was
an incurable parnnoiac. rumor had IL
that the prosecutor might not be dis
pleased with verdict Of not guilty on
the ground OF insanity with an ensuing
committal Of Harry Thav to the asyl-
UNI for the criminal insane at Matte
avian. Throughout the trial. however.
Mr. Jerome has attempted to belittls
and discredit all testimony having 20
do with Thav's irrationality. He has
attempted to show that the youthful
outbursts OF the defendant we're fts OF
temper which deserved a spanking.
as he expressed IL. rather than scien-
thc discussion. He has attempted to
discredit the outbreaks IN later life
with the suggestion that they were the
result OF too much drink and nothing
more. That the prosecutor will rid
icule the expert testimony is generally
agreed. Having no experts OF his own.
he has free hand in that direction
this year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In tn
Principal Markets.


PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak:
winter extras. new. S4.l0d4.25: Penn
sylvania roller. clear. 81 3O64.f5: city
mills, fancy. 10000 RYE FLOUR
quiet; per barrel. $4.70dA75. WHEAT
steady; No. ? Pennsylvania red. $40
cal. 59G62c OATS steady; No. 2
white clipped. 56lzd57c.; lower grades.
Soc. HAY frm; timothy. large bales.
$l9G19.50. PORK Arm; family. per
barrel. $3.50. BEEF quiet: beef
hams. per barrel. s26q2JNPOULTRY:
Life quiet; hens. l2lse% oia seesters,
III r DssssS sGTT TGMs' s is5s
extra -oseamery. Soc. EGGS firm
seIected, 26G 29c.: nearby. 24c.: west
ern, 25c. POTATOES firm; per barrel.
lSGS0c: Sweet Potatoes firm, at soc. a
- BRA sI PIsHSf steady: No.
2 spot. $I.05GI.O5J[: steamer No. 2
spot. 9S3t Q99c.; southern. 9SAcGsl.
CORN steady: steamer mixed. 5Sia a
59%c.; southern. 60064c. OATS quiet
white. No. 2. 574571kc.; No. 3. 566
56isc; No. 4. 52kq531kc.; mixed. No.
2. SIC; No. 3. 52a53c. BUTTER firm:
held, 22G 23c.; prints. 30G31c.: Mary
land and Pennsylvania dairy prints, IL
@l9c EGGS steady; fancy Maryland.
Pennsylvania and Virginia. 23c.: West
virginia. &c. southern. ZOUzlc.
NEW YORK--BUTTER firm; cream
cry specials. 32Izc.; extras. 32e.: state
dairy, common to finest. 210301kc.;
process. common TO special. lsG24c: :
Creamery first. 21h age. CHEESE
firm; state full cream. small. colored
and white, fine. l5Ae.; skins. lI1lc.
EGGS easy; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 2S@30c;
good to choice. z5t7 pc; brown ard
mixed. fancy. 24625c.; first. 23G231kc.;
western and southern. FIST. 2211023c
POULTRY: Live firm; western chick
ems. l0c.; fowls, l2c.; turkeys. 12isc.
Dressed steady; western chickens. u
G20c.; turkeys, 100 Ice; fowls. 1OG
13c. PEANUTS steady; fancy hand
picked. 50c.; other domestic. 3Q7Ac
POTATOES steady; bermuda, second
crop. per barrel. $3.2545.50; Long ISL
and, per barrel, s2.25G $50: Maine. per
sack, s22012.35: state and western.
per sack, s202.20; Jersey. per barrel.
S202.15. Sweet Potatoes steady; Jer-
seys, per barrel. $2.S094.50. CABBAGE
steady; red. per ton. s16Mls; Danish
seed. per ton, $9Q11; domestic. ss07.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
KING GE0ReE NOTES

King George C. H.. Va, Jan. "a.
Mr.. George Turner, formerly OF King
George, now Of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Is Visiting friends and relatives here. =
AessIs Edward and George OxIe
Isyloe and Vim. Smith. are visiting The
Aessrs. Beverley. at "Blandneld," ESSEX
county.
Miss Eva p Tyler. who has been visit
Ing Miss Minnie Smith, has returned to
fredericksburg.
Several cases OF small pox have broken
out In this county, near Potomac Greek
The authorities are taking preeantions
TO keep the disease from spreading.
Mr.. Lewis A. BilliRgsley has purchased
oil Mr.. Thomas b. Garnett the hne estate
on the Potomac river known as Mount
Moriah.
Mr.. George Mssou, OF Colonial Beach.
was at the Clerks Office recently on
legal business.
Mr.. Taylor Rollins, of the Dogue farm.
mas returned from Baltimore, bringing
Tour mares, which he purchased for
breeding purposes.
Miss Natalie Jenkins, who has been
visiting Miss Lucy Lewis, has returned
TO Maryland
The board Of supervisors viii meet at
10th. '
Mr. ID. Irvine Coaklsy has gops to
Washington to secure a position under
the government.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Slx-YEAR- OLD HELD

Complaint That Tiny Girl Tried
Poeket-PsekIna.
Paterson. n. j.. Jan. PA wee bit
OF girl, who says that she is six
years old, was turned over to the
Children's society after having been
found In q moving picture show by
the police, where a complaint was
made that she wss attempting to pick
pockets.
The child Is STABILITY dressed and
says that her name Is Mary Lockhart.
She had her roller skates with her
when detained by the police Because
OF her tender age she was placed in
the hands OF the children's society
after being iectured at police head
quarters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
LOCAL MARKETS

(Correetsd By Simon H.-sh 4 Bro.l
Wheat. 90 to 81; corn, SO to
90, neal. s1.6o to s1.75i Data,
IS to so; old fowls. s TO 3; chicken
live, 10 to IL; dressed. IL TO
10; eggs, 10 to 20; lard, 10 TO
l2i ducks. live 10 toll; turkeys, drawn
II TO 10; turkeys, un6rawn, Is TO
II; turkeys, live. IL to II; butter.
Is to 20; hams, Il to Is. Irish potatoes.
so to 60; lambs, $3.50 TO s4.OO:
hides. green. 4 to ~; dry salted,
. to 81; dry hides. 81 70 4; cali
skins No. l. Clio per skin; baled
hay, $15 20 $17 per ton; leaf sumo, so
to 50 per 100, hogs, live weight, 8
TO 5hc.; beef. live weight. 3 TO 4c.;
pork. 81 TO Z; wool, 81 to % per 10 I:
sweet POTATOES, 90 to 81; veal, 81 to 6
Games--Psrtridges,s Il. 50tos2 per doE I;
woodcocks. $3.50 10 So per dozen:
pheasants, 80 TO 10 each; rabbits.
$3.50 to s1.S0 per dozen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
OLDEST MINISTER DEAD

After ssventy-two years OF continuous
work In the ministry OF the Southern
Presbytsriaz church, Rev. Angus John
son died last week at his home, In Avalon.
Texas. In the ons hundredth year CT his
age. He was probably tho Oldest min
lster In this country in active service,
and In recent years one Of his great
desires was to round out his ceatenary
and to preach O sermon on bis one hun
dredth birthday, which was a few
months Oh at the time OF bis death. He
was O native of Robson county, N. c..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

Do13 IolI- IL Wds rr.7z~<z1I1ZIE'<I-I - -
delicate. keen-edged knife the girl was
known to have kept IN her room was
found near him The blade had been
thrust into his ear. piercing his brain.
Just as he fell, Polcina fred a shot
from his revolver. His aim was true.
for the bullet entered the girls side.
She ran down the two flights OF stairs
and fell dead on the kitchen floor.
Others in the house rushed to the up
stairs room, where Polcina died lust
after they reached him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERsBIp

]. ". Garner and d. C. Wheeler, trad
ing as partners under the nrm name of
Wheeler < Garner. have By mutual aaree
msnt dissolved the said partnership. ]
W. Garner having cold his Interest 10 his
son, Z. K. Garner. All persons indebted
to the arm for 1907 will please settle at
once. J. W. Garner,
ID. G. Wheeler.
Having bought nv fathers interest in
the business at Hicks Wagon Yard, will
say that we shall have better sccomrno
dations Tor the public 10 the future aud
solicit part OF your patronage.
Yours very truly,
d. C. Wheeler.
llow4w E. R. Garner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

The Free Lance 10 prepared to do lob
work OF All kinds In up-to-date style at
reasonable price, on short notice. TIE
work done IN our Office win compare
iavoraoly with the best to be had any
where. The be2d OF our job work de-
psrtment, who hae been working IN this
sxDsdsnssd men n t6s business
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

II . rsportsd that privats parties
have onered ee00, 900 Tor the James
town Exposition site ard buildings. ex-
elonlvs Of ths State and other privstsly
oyn etFucturos.
Ths olIsr, II Wa aid, IVES declined BY
ssnnsnt - 9 noeh bstssr PHI.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
RAISED $4,000 FOR NEW COLLEGE

The First Baptist church Of Richmond
Sunday subscribed $34, 900 to the fund
Tor the erection and endowmens OF the
new Women's College. When all the re-
turns are In, the sum vii Be increased TO
40, 600. There was one subscription Of
$4,000 and one Of $4,000, but the
major portion Of the fund came from
smaller Contributor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady: choice. s5@575:
prime, s53065.50. SHEEP strong:
lambs higher; prime wethers. $5.40n
$567 go: veal calves. s7.50Gs. HOGS
higher: prime heavies. mediums and
heavy Workers, 1855; pigs. s4.65n
l67lz; roughs. S3.5OG425.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
No place For preamer..

St Louis. Jan. 2s-Louis d. Good
man. thirty-six years old. lawyer. poet
and journalist committed suicide with
carboiic acid. Last July he attempted
suicide by cutting his throat. because
he explained later. he found the world
had places only for men of action and
not for dreamers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
TO TOMATO GROWERS

We intend to enlarge the capacity o,
our Tomato Canning Factory ct Frsd.
ericksbufG THE year, and VIII b In DO.
nt'ou 20 handle mors tomatoes than
heretolors, and win contract with farm
sn 10 the near future ~ the came pricu
Per ton - We did Last year.
)21llm Roberta Broa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
GRAFT CAUSED HORROR

Serious Charges Against Factory In
sPeetor at 6oysrtown Inquest.
Boyertown. Pa, Jan 20. = SuEges-
lions OF graft and admissions Of neg
iect which IL is intimatsd may result
n prosecutions. marked the opening
kton Of the inquest into the horror
&2ads Opera House on Jan. Is,
persons lost their lives.
brought out that the main
: fll was blocked by Ire box
ofiee' sset The stairway and the
point OF exit and entrance was but
three feet, one inch in width and that
Harry Fisher. the operator of the
stereopticon apparatus had received
but two days instruction In the
methods OF handling the CALCIUM light
and that he operated the machine IN
public for the first time on that fatal
night
In addition to this DR.. Thomas A.
Rhoads. the owner OF the building. de-
esared that the building had been in
spected and passed by a state factory
inspector after he had given a contract
for nre escapes to a Reading man. :"
he added In reply to a poiLted question
put by District Attorney Dunn, that
The factory inspector told him who ne
should buy his fire escape from, that
he placed the order with the Reading
contractor and that the inspector pass
ed the building.
The lessee of the opera houes e. c.
Mauger. Of Pottstown. who admitted
ne did not know the location Of the
nre escapes on the building. that he
never saw the factory inspector but
had been told his name was Bechtei.
II was learned from his testimony that
there were NO aisles along the walls
and only two narrow aisles to separate
the seats into three divisions. and that
the chairs In the outside sections were
not Fastened to the floor, so that they
probably fell and caused many to
stumble and fall in their rush TO get
cut on the night OF the FIRE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
NOTICE

Having qualified as the executor OF
Frank Wyatt, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all parties indebted to said
estate to come forward and settle.
and All parties having claims against the
SAID estate viii present to the under
signed. Lee ]. Graves
Executor Frank Wyatt, decd.
January %, 1908, i30lw4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
TOBACCO

Business opened for the week on the
tobacco market In Richmond with small
receipts, but shade stronger. Good
sun-cured wrappers brought $42 and $40.
while dark English stemming tobacco
cold as high as SIS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
$4,000 FIRE AT OCEAN VIEW

F1r Monday destroyed property at
ocean View to the value OF $50 600.
eSracturee burned were the big Bay
shore railway pavsaon, the home Of
Capt " 8. Foster. the Ayoca Club build
ing and lighthouses and booths. Loss
covered BY Insurance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

The introduction OF Senator Ris-
on's bill to establish . geological
survey for Virginia has caused avery
unnecessary and uncalled for an
tagonism between the University OF
Virginia and the Virginia Polytecb-
nic Institute. The impression seems
to prevail that the object OF the bill
10 20 establish department. OF geol-
ogy at the University OF Virginia,
when as q matter OF fact such de-
partment has existed at the Univer-
sity for over seventy years; neither
VII the bin, nor does il propose to,
iniurs or interfere with the geological
department. at the V. p. 1. As we
understand IL, the proposed survey
has nothing to do with the depart
ment OF geology at any institution.
IL IL simply proposed to establish the
&2ttics OF the survey at the University
i.ginia, where il may have the
: : ! ! | | | !
= HEzEpment at the
can be any
{ - + f. 70 great in
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
King George County Ian %

- N~N' 81 CtuhtJt % I'LL 80.
hiss Natalie Jenkins, who has been a
guest oil Miss Lucy Lewis at Marmion.
has returned to Charles County. Nd.
ar. Otis Q1esenberry has gone to Wash
layton to take business position while
pursuing course OF study.
Rev. X +. Gayle, the new presiding
elder OF the Methodist church. will hold
ms INST quarterly conferences in King
george on Saturday and Sunday, the 81 ID
and 9TH OF February, at Trinity church
Mr.. Gayle Is said to be making a very
pleasing impression wherever he goes In
TINS, his new field OF labor.
Miss Lula Davis, who taught the white
puoiic school near Comorn, resigned the
position at Christmas. Miss Ellen Lewis
ma, been appointed to ill the vacancy
ana entered upon her duties yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Quesenberry has returned
from visit to Washington.
Mise Florence Garnett expects to leave
In lev days for Washington, where she
VIII be a guest Of Miss CorabeI Bsin for
some weeks.
No one In this section has secured any
Ice except Dr. It. Il. Arnold, who possesses
a pond that freezes at the slightest fall
OF temperature. and the Doctor is al WAYS
the first to oil his ice house in this county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Girl shst Dead ~ Lover After She
Fatally stabbed Him.

Girl Shot Dead 1y Lover After She
Fatally Stabbed Him.
PittsbHrg. Jan. 2s.-A lovers quar-
rel az Ambridge, seventeen miles
northwest OF here, ended In tile death
OF both. each innicting a fatal wound
upon the other. The victims were
Mary Cozinni. eighteen years old. and
strikinsly beautiful. and Dominic Pol
Gina. twenty-five years old. Their
courtship began In Italy and he came
Hkperica three years ago to prepare
+ sending for the girl last Octo-
- is said TO have been jeal-
- the day Of her arrival
Delayed the wedding
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

The finest Coffee Substitute ever made,
has recently been produced By DR.. Shoop
OF Racine, Wis. You don't have to boil Il
twenty or thirty minutes. made In q
minute. Says the doctor. Health Coffes"
Is really the closest Coffee Imitation ever
yet produced. Not a grain OF real Coffee
In IL either. Health Coffee Imitation l.
made from pure toasted cereals or grains
with malt. nuts. etc. Really IL would fool
an expert-were be to, unknowinQ,,
drink II for Coffee. W. L. Brannan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

The Holder of this Coupon
will receive so cents on
presentation at our store
when his or her purchases
have amounted to $3.50
or more. Thomas Inau-
gural Sale from Saturday,
Jan. %, to and inclusive
Feb. LIST, 1908.