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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
PHILADELPHIA

This week the City OF Brotherly Love
Is celebrating the 225th anniversary.
known as Founders Week. Fire
works, oratory, torchlight process
sions, brass bands and the military
lend themselves TO the scheme. The
home OF the Quakers is really city OF
magnificent proportions. Territori-
ally it Is said to occupy more ground
than New York City proper, but has
less population. 1t blends the his
torical of the past with she agrees
iveness and goaheadness of the pres
emit. Il was the home OF the great
William Penn, and there the liberty
and independence of the Colonies
was proclaimed to all the world. In
the early days OF the republic it sui
Tered and sacrificed much for the
cause OF the Revolutionist. All the
fathers and founders OF this great
government were frequent guests
within It's gates. It's true in these
latter years there has not been so
much, over much, brotherly love In
the Quaker City. Ii has been domi-
mated by the love for the loaves and
fishes until it is now asserted that it
Is the worst governed city in the
country. Nevertheless it is great
and magnificent, full OF factories,
foundries and great commercial en-
terprises. Ii, Ike Brooklyn, is a city
oil great schools, colleges, homes and
churches. Ii is a real American city,
blending in good proportions the
old and the new.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
VIRGINIA NEWS

-Four negroes win 20 TO the death chair
in Richmond Within the next 30 DAYS.
Died Oct. 7th. at Little Rock. Ark. Col.
Clayton 6. Coleman, formerly OF Louisa.
aged IS.
The Nirginia-Carolina Chemical Com
pany Is arranging for SI2 600. 900
bond Issue
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Y. Silllngs
formerly OF Msrrenton. now 81 Washing
ton. To Elijah Lee Cox. Norfolk, viii tax
place in the Arlington Hotel. Washing
;on. Oct. 10.
Major B. W. Lynn, former State Sena.
stor, representing LOudoun and Fsuquier
counties, for years superintendent Of the
State Peniteutisry, has purchased tho
suburban property of Miss Laura Cham
bin, near Hamilton. Major Ivan sold
his farm u ". ID. Robertson. Of New
York, for SlT, 900.
Miss Laura Welch Newman. daughte-
OF Capt. Conway Newman. Of Barbours-
Vile. Orange county. has been appointed
sponsor tor the Second Brigade sons of
Veterans at the meeting Ia Charlottes-
vile, October 20-22.
Rev. + 7. Dadmun. Il st James
Methodist church, and other ministers
have succeeded in closing up some OF the
shows wh'ch have thronged the midway
at the lair. They made complaint and
protested against the exhibitions and
the management decided 70 close them
mp AT once. Abour n dozen OF these have
been put out of commission The min
listers protested against the gaming de-
vices and the shows IN which women ap-
pear In more or less scanty array.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
MASONIC MEMORIAL TEMPT

We are glad to hear that .he 81
forts OF the local Masonic Lodge to
inaugurate a movement looking to
the erection I'm fredericksburg of
handsome memorial temple TO
George Washington have met with
sufficient success to insure ultimate.
ly temple worthy OF the object, and
one OF which all Masons throughout
the country may be proud. The oh
lect indeed is a most worthy one and
one to which all Masonic Lodges will
no doubt delight so contribute. for
while monuments and memorials
without number have been erected to
the Father of His Country" both
as q soldier and as a statesman. we
know OF no honor his memory has
received as a Mason, and yet he was
a prominent Mason and first became
a member OF Lodge No. 4, Freder-
icksbury. 1t viii therefore be sppre-
ciated how appropriate it is that a
handsome memorial should be erect
ed here to Washington as a Mason.
Those in charge of soliciting funds
for this purpose have correspondent
With every subordinate lodge in the
country, and so each has been sent a
copy Of the record showing when
Washington was entered, passed and
raised as member of this lodge.
Contributions from those lodges
which have responded up to the pres
emit time have been liberal, and with
funds raised by other means amount
already to approximately $4,000
A majority OF the larger and wealth
Ter lodges in the cities have not yet
contributed, but as most OF them
have not met since the movement
was started, and will not meet until
the winter months, some handsome
contributions are expected later on.
We hope and predict for the enter
prise the greatest success.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
Saturday, November 18th,

1905, at 1890 p. m in front 81 Court
House IN the city of fredericksburg. Nir.
ginia, sell AT public auction. to ia. high
1T bidder, subject 60 confirmation hv the
court, that certain house and lot with
en- rights appurtanantt thereto. lying and
being IN the county OF Stafford. I'M the
town 90 Falmouth. Va and Is known
as lot No -, on the river road. bound
ed by the street running To the church
and the lot belonging TO Henry hurke.
ana II Is the same property belonging To
Mrs. Mamie Payne, and which she con-
veyed 10 W. ID. Garter, trustee, by deed
OF September 10th, 1907, which deed is
81 record in the clerks office OF Stafford
county, Virginia, in l.iber T ,. p. l.
This Is a very good little home. situat-
ri near river, and has large lot adj
lacent 10 the building. \ good chance 60
buy good home cheap Terms cash
William W. Butmer.
Acting Special Commissioner.
c. ID. Foster,
+. ". Carter
Special Commissioners
In the Clerks ofiice OF Circuit court Of
Stafford county, Virginia Magrath &
Chesley. plaintiffs. vs.. Mrs Mamie Pavne
81 ais, defendants l, c. A. bryan. clerk
81 said court, do certify that William "
Butzner has executed the bond require!
oil the special commissioners by a decree
rendered in the said cause on the I4th
day OF September. 1905.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
SAID court this Sth day ofOctober. 1905
Ioow+w c. A. Bryan, Clerk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
RACES At STATE FAIR

The banner events OF the third day :
races AT the State fair, Richmond. were
the pace and the trot. Rod Oliver took
OIL three heats Of the trotting event, while
Dillon Queen had al easy thing OF the
PAGES. The winners were lavorites from
the start.
Dunlop's Takshira took the first run
ming race by a head, while 10 the second
Belle Strome came under the wire an cas- g
hrst. There were no accidents in the
steeplechase, Garterman. Bob Neville
geidlng, taking the event. Gilvedear, the
iaVorite, won the closing event by q
nose.
Nearly 10000 persons iammed three
deep around the track and saw the races
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
MARRIAGES

Narsden ;. Boyd and Miss Mamie h
Spencer. both Of Water View. were mar
rieed in Baltimore Wednesday.
Ia Christ Church. Charlottesville. We'd
nesdsy. Miss Jane Bell Moon. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. John b. Moon. OF Abe
marie county, became the bride OF John
Minor Marry, OF New York, nephew OF
Matthew Fontsine Maury. Rev Harry
b. Lee. OBLIGATED.
A wedding which came as a great sur
price 20 the friends and relatives Of the
parties concerned was that OF Miss Mar
garet Gimberlake. daughter ~ J ".
Undertake, OF FauQuier Springs. 70
Richard Lewis, Of Broad Run. The we'd
ding took place At the home OF the bride
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis after ths.
wedding drove to their home at Broad
Run.
At St Stephens church. Culpeper. We'd
nesday evening. Miss Earlena rsunt was
welded to Earle Whitehorne. OF New
Jersey, Rev. J. W. Ware officiating.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Smith and Capt. Z. J
Cassatt, L. ;. A, Were married Wednes-
day at the country home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith. near
Werrenton- Mr.. and Mrs Cassstt left on
private car for this Northern cities
Capt Cassstt Is the son % the late A. J
Cassatt, former president OF the Pennsyl l.
vania Z. X.
The wedding OF Miss Maria Mason
Dawson. granddaughter of the lat
George Mason. OF Gunston Hail. 70 Rev
W. q. Pendleton. 90 Norfolk, took place
Wednesday night at the chapel OF thu
Theological Seminary, near Alexandria.
Rev Samuel A. Wallis ofiicisted. A re
oeption will be given at Cameron. the
home OF the bride, near Alexandria Mr.
ami Mr.. Pendleton viii have their home
near Norfolk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

Corn~te,

Corrected hy simon Hirsh 4 BrOl
" heat. 30 tn %; corn, IS 70
SO zeal. $1.S5 70 800. osts.
80 70 %: old hens. . 20 10. spring
chicken - 70 13 cts. per pound:
eAgs, p to 2ls Lard, 10 TO
y; ducks, i've 1OtolI; turkeys. drawn.
Il TO Is; turAeys. undrswn. IL 70
Il; turkeys. i've. IL 70 y; butter.
Is to IS; hams. 13 to Il. Irish DO
tatOes. so 20 80 sweet potatoes.
- 70 60; lsmos. $3.50 t. &4.OO:
hides. green. 10 ~: dry salted,
. 70 y; dry hides. s. 70 Z; calf
skins No. I. $llO pvr skin; bsled
hay Sl4 To 81 per ton, lea sumsc. 20
70 10 per Zoe. hoes. I've weight. 5
60 5sc-; beef. five weight. 3 To &C.;
PORK. 81 IN Z; wool, Is 20 Is pr ~:
veal. 81 toe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
FOUR FALL TO THEIR DEATH
IN LOUISA COUNTY

A white man and three negroes were
thrown down shaft 400 feet deep at
the Arminius mines in Louisa county
Wednesday and their bodies were broken
TO pieces The names of the negroes are
unknown, but the white man was W. I'll.
White, OF Fluvanns county.
The accident was caused by the hoist
man falling to apply the cable brakes
after cutting OH steamfrom the elevator.
The four men who were coming up In the
lit feil to the bottom OF the shaft with
the elevator and were crushed into
shapelese masses. The hoistman Is des-
perately Ill on account Of the accident.
and IL is feared he viii lose his mind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
cART. IORs CusSoRS
WANTS A RESI-

Capt Joan Cussons. oi Glen Alien. has
published the folio wing card:
ll- Undersigned has ahard ene1 the
dew lop-m@nt of Glen Allen and hns
nothing To s'N he does not want -
buy any hiog, either. or set bis M. in-
surtd, or a ~sn dug ~ ightnirg rods
out u'; ard he tots1't need any wash
board. 90 corn~h~lier~. or cskeS az Il, ao
or cookery book, n-itheris D. plains tor
society bot has given up The entsrtaiu-
ment 81 tramps and agents and evaDgs-
h-ts and ire,-lunch pilgrims Ia the guise
OF land buyers
What De -sRlly wants = q nest. and
be- n b. c-H he won { have "a
John Cu~sou-.
Eorn.t Lld.e -lan A--aa. NA-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
BACK TO HAMPTON ROADS
Bsttisshlp Fleet to End Voyage at Place Where
It Began

The globe-encircling Atlantic fleet will
drop anchor first in Hampton Roads on
Its return home. Secretary of the Navy
hetcah has made the announcement.
The whole OF Tidewater Virginia, and
perhaps Richmond, will now unite in ar
rangements to give the fleet fitting re-
ception.
Ii is expected that the coming OF the
feet Will be the occasion for the greatest
naval display ever seen In American
waters. not even excepting the James
town Exposition pageant when the flags
OF q dozen nations few from the war
ships IN the roads.
The feet VIII complete its cruise at
Hampton Roads on February % and
will be reviewed by the President, Score
tary Metcah and Admiral Dewey
In the assemblage will be fully 80 fight
Ing vessels.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices IN the
Princip sl Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR CULT
winter extras. new. 50 f0 3I5. P.-u
sNilania roller. clear. SGSr .rllf. r.lt
mills. fancy. S5.S'fis. RE r. Dun
steady. per b0L. S4150415 NFr ID
STEADY; No. red. western. $1,000.
lei. CORN quiet. No. . yellow 10
cal. e6ia sac. OATS steady. 40. Z
white. clipped. 54is 55c. lowe
Grades. 55c. HAY steady, time r
large bales Sl7500lN POTLT.
Live steady; hens. 13Ec.. OH ri
ers. Si2c. Dressed FIRM. choIc. f-v..
liiac., old rolsters. iOc. BUT 80.
arm. extra creamery. SOC. EG
hrm. selected. Is sf 3Uc. noarhy.
western. CSC. POTATOES steady
% y soc. per busrcl Sweet Po..t,.s
Eastern SHORE. Va per bhl. 81 rrr..s
hALIlMokE-WEEAT nrr. y. g.
spot si.ls's q lo4. steamer 81. q ST {
~ $685. c. southern lAt-t f.
DAT ) steady. white. No $50. ~
s, - @ - ieC-. 40. s. 50ta Sic. rsf,.i
No. 2. $40. ~ ice. NO 3 90 0i..
BUTT Ek tr-r. CT amc-y serlraf,-
extras ->le|f -sc.. held. ra.eO.
prints % t.c.. Mary AMI an. D rr
sylvania dairy prints lfc EGGS
fancy Maryland. Penn syiyau.a. NIr.
Einia AMI Vest Virginia. 23c.. south
SRI. &c. per dozen
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
PUBLIC SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS

WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Leesburg. Oct. II.
HENRY c. STUART.
Westmoreland. Oct Pc.
+. +. MONTAGUE.
King and Queen. Oct IL.
Tappshannock. Oct. -.
SAMUEL l.. KELLY.
Stsnardsville, Oct. 10Th.
Madison, Oct. 22d.
c. c. CARLIN.
Upperville, Oct 10th afternoon.
Louisa, Oct 18th.
r. T. W. DUKE.
Louisa, Oct. 18th.
JAMES HAY.
Greene, Oct. 9th and 10th.
CARTER GLASS
Northumberland. Oct. 18th.
A. j. MONTAGUE.
Louisa. Oct. 18th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
STATE FAIR

The fourth days card at the State Fair
races at Richmond Thursday was not up
to the standard set by the three earle r
days. The fields were smaller, the finishes
less exciting and the time slower. D'Arkle
landed the mile and furlong dash In
slow thu. Filloucha went down at the
barrier and got on several lengths behind
the rest OF the field. making up she lost
ground and finishing second 10 Vitor-
back = brown gsldin1.
The Jefferson Hotel Steeplechase
brought out only four entries and only
two OF these came home, Young Blitze n
and Warrenton, which finished IN the
order named. About 10000 people saw
the races.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
KERN SPEAKS AT ROANOKE

John W. Kern, Democratic vice presi-
DENTAL candidate, in a speech at Roam
oke Wednesday night, denounced before
. big audience the participation OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt In the national campaign.
declaring he had brought the high office
he occupied 70 the level of ward politics.
Mr.. Kern spent his early lie near Roam
oke. bis father died there, and his grave
h thsro- Mrs Isaac Eo9le, Mr.. Kern'e
only sister. lives near Roanoke. She me.
hsr distinguished brother In Roanoke.
aud after the speaking they drove TO the
EnxI< homoelsad.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
KILLED IN MOTORCYCLE RACE

Thrown from his motorcycle, which
was proceeding at a rate OF - miles an
hour over the mile course at Burk's Sta
ton. Fairfax county, Thursday, James
conway, Is years old, OF Washington, "A
clerk In the patent Office, received injuries
which resulted in his death.
he was IN race with four others and
leading. His machine skidded and threw
him against a post
Young Conway was hurried to "a hos
pital in Washington, but died soon after
reaching there.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
LOUISA GETS TOBACCO PRIZES

The fret award for suacured tobacco
at State Fair went to d. G. Howard. of
Louisa county; third premium to W. G.
Perkins. OF Louisa county. For bright
smoker first and second premiums went
to f. l.. Barnes, Louisa county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL
SALES OF LIQUOR

Alter entering a plea of guilty. Thos.
r. Sager, a Frederick county distiIler.
was lined ~ 200 and sentenced to 80
months on the public roads at Winches-
ter Tor selling liquor Illegally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

DO not let anyone tell you that some
thing else Il Just as good as DeWitt'e
kidney and Bladder Pills because there
Isn't anything just a. good. Sold by
NJ n Lewis and W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10

P1TTSrJRG Union stock y,~ds,
CATTLE ai-her. thrlc- ssr.s 3.
prime S5.a5n 500 SHEEP hIeho-.
prime weth rs. Sf15Qfsu. crlIs an
common Sl.-Nrc O.. lambs sfF7r II
veal calvC. SSuS.-5. HOGS SLOW
prim leavics. S7.f5G $50: mefin-..
500 eos heavy Yorkers. 5 ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
SECRETARY WRIGHT TO
SPEAK N VIRGINIA

Secretary % War Wright " n speak in
Richmond. Oct PC in the interest Of the
Republican national ticket A Norfolk
date for Gen Wright VIII be arranged
later.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF
House and Lot
n Stafiord Countv. Xirrinin

IN Stanord County. Virginia.
BY authority conferred upon US. either
one Of whom Is given the power O. act.
by decrce Of the Circuit court of Stafford
county, Nirginia, entered on the l4th
DAY of September. 1905. in the chancory
cause Of Magrath & Chesley " Mamie
Payne q ais. /, the undersigned getting
commissioner. shall on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-10
Millinery

hinthe
an b Enstsm Felt i iii
from hec heNe~t MILL liza
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Ladies Suits and Coats

you Inc Suits
ming uskrSu
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06
Then 1 Am Boss.

Then | Am Boss.
When all the folks are fast asleep
And everything is still,
like to sit around and let
My fancy range at will.
There's nothing to disturb me then
And no one to annoy
Too late for bill collectors and
Such dampeners of joy.
My wife is in the land of dreams,
And so she cannot say:
"We'll have to have ton Of coal,
And there's the rent to pay.
The children all are needing shoes.
The pipes have sprung a leak.
wish you'd fix that rocking chair
spoke about last week"
The boss at that unseemly hour
Does not drop in to say:
1.-THE times are getting on the bum.
I'll have to cut your pay"
No one with a pathetic tale
Can break into my den
And moan: I'm up against it, Bill.
Say, can't you lend me ten?"
When all the folks have gone to bed.
Then comes the witching hour
When / can be my only boss
And fear no earthly power.
When can do just as l please,
With no one to protest.
It may be selfish and all that,
But it's dandy rest.
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Not Breaking Records.

Ever have any accidents on this
road?' asked the passenger who was
dissatisfied with the speed of the
train.
Never" replied the conductor, who
was paid to say it.
mo collisions?"
''None."
"Train doesn't run of the track?"
mot yet"
"Well, now, on the square. own up
Don't some little boys who start out
with you as passengers die of old age
before the train reaches Its destina-
tion?"
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BOYER RIPPLINGs.

Aug. Meyers and wife of Lake
View were down Saturday to help to
celebrate their sons birthday, Vim.
Meyers.
7. A. Smith and wife and j. A.
Wulf ard wife attended the funeral
of Grandma Longridge at West Side
last Tuesday.
Fred Messenbrink went to South
Dakota last Wednesday where he
went in interest of his land.
Anna and Martha Dobbert left for
West Side Thursday to visit with
their aunt. Mrs. Winters and family.
Lydia Berglund was in Wall Lake
last Monday.
Ole Moline and family of Odebolt
were entertained at Geo. Swartz' last
Sunday.
Anna johnson and Amelia Micheal-
son were pleasant visitors at John
Gusterfson's last Friday.
Charlie johnson, contractor from
Sioux City arrived here Wednesday.
C. S. johnson accompanied him to
Kiron where they went to attend the
business meeting interested in the
Swede Baptist church which is to be
built there this summer.
Phoebe and Thelma Gustfson at
tended the children sewing circle in
Kiron last Saturday.
John Anderson and Joe Dozark re-
turned from Chicago Wednesday
where they marketed cattle.
A merry party was held at Aug.
Erickson's last Saturday evening. All
enjoyed themselves.
Olof Paulson's are guaranteed for
scarlet fever.
Boyer base ball team played with
the German nine Sunday. Eight to
twenty iii favor of Boyer. Hurrah !!
Mrs. David Clarke returned to her
home near Dow City Thursday last
after spending a few days at her
parental home j. F. Wulf in Boyer.
John Nelson and wife of Herring
came down to see the base ball game
Sunday and visited with G. s.. John
son.
DR.. c. W. Carr of Genison was in
Boyer Sunday on business.
Ella Kooch was poisoned by hang
ing wall paper. She was very sick
but is improving which her many
friends are glad to hear.
| Carl Kuelberg was a passenger
for Walnut Saturday to visit over
Sunday with friends.
| Iohn Yollhorc, sb;prod ono nor If
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Chance to Get II.

Scribbles- Rhymer has given up his
literary work and accepted a position
as street car conductor.
Dribbles-Because why?
Scribbles-I believe his doctor told
him he needed the change.-Chicago
News.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06
Diplomacy.

Delia-Ye can get suit just like
your missis' velvet wan for tin dollars
in Bargain Brown Bros.
Norah-Yes, an can get wan fur
nuthin' by tellin' me missis about the
wan in Bargain Brown Bros.-Harper's
Weekly.
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Extravagant.

"John I've got to have money to buy
a new hat for Easter"
"Great Scott, Jane. but you're ex-
travagant. What did you do with all
the money gave you last year to have
your old hat fixed r?''-Baltimore
American.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06

Mr.. John Riha of vining, Ia.
says. 81 have been selling DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills for about q
year and they give better satisfaction
than any pill ever Sold" Sold by
Lamhorn Drug Co.
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Sentiment Versus Sense

Sentiment Versus Sense.
Tom-Miss peachly is rather senti-
mental, isn't she?
Jack-l hadn't noticed it.
Tom-Well. she is. She keeps every
letter she gets from the sterner sex.
Jack-Oh, that isn't sentiment; it is
good, hard breach of promise sense
St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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These represent our facilities for doing
the kind of printing that will please you.
The prices are right, and prompt delivery
the invariable rule At this Office.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06

Waiter who has just served up some
soup)-Looks uncommonly like rain,
sir.
Diner-Yes, by Jove, and tastes like
it too! Bring me some thick soup
Taller
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FINANCIAL embarrassment if long
continued ends in social disparagement.

AS general thing, people are kind
hearted because it is more comfortable
to them individually than il is to be
stern purposed.
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John Kollberg shipped one car Of
posts to Shird Liese at Ute and has
contracted a car to N. p. Swanson
at Kiron to be shipped this week.
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AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AID
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS
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Your Printing

1t should be fit representative Of your
business, which means the high grade. ar
tistic kind, That's the kind we do.