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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

nj Suoberetniugeu fra 9~citDrcrer
al Semilariet frcnlgoar:
SEQ SUBS uaooige SiGIp err after
Ct SfoIeaar tilenoebrast. grbci0et
bar gooet lin uoute Sang, 6reb og
GnorG9ti9beb bar berifet. Sunb.
tcbstilitanoen bar giennem Stoleoa.
ret ppret uomprfet iaapel for 2rre.
renS iom for GlenerneS peotom.
menoe.
Giterretniugerne fra Or. gscfman
gdar no poa, at bans Selbreo 9aor
iepnt fremoo, og Oct er bort Saab,
at ban fon penoe tiIbage til tit Mr..
teioe ubbpilt og iturfet, iao ban emo.
MI | mango Mar fan fpIoe i'm Elaos.
DR.. Sdmiot bar trooS fin glIoer
pGret peo ualminoeIig goo SeIbreO
belle @intereu. 0espprre bIep BON
angrebet al ct gammelt Snbe itrufs
fsr minbtlig gfSdmen b~egprote. ina
ban life bar iitano til at oeltage |
oenne. San bar ppret meget ipg.
og mar man fommer iaa bsit op |
aarene, fan oct let iaa De betPufe.
Iigite SsI9er. Serren itprfe oen
aamle Siener, Der meb utrpttelig
Sroifob bar tieut Dor Strife | iaa
mango anr.
timber DIR. gscfmans SrooPr bar
Erof. @esipig ooertaget ltnberpis.
nifgen | npteitamentlig Gfsegeie.
Der bar iaar pGret oreoet en-
alasie | grPif for geapnoere, og ben
3%illutring. alasien fit, uiier, Of Der
er 5rang for en- inaoan aIasie. Ten
buroe gisreS til en- fat Gel at I'm.
oerpisningen. alasien bar pGret le.
BET al Stuo. R. n. Sproal. timber.
pisningen / engeIif Sprog bar pRret
Ieoet al Stuo. Senrp 80. Sbompion.
gegse bar Ieoeret goot og iounittig.
bebsiuiot arbeibe.
llnoerpiSnineen | Gang og Wesie
ooertoges peo Sfoleaarets Begun.
telie ai Groi. &. Melius Gbriitiun.
len. SONS Gpgtisbeb iom Carer er
bel fienot. Groi. Gbriitinnien bar
Iagt 1lan for ct treaorigt auriuS /
benne Del al llnberoisniuaen. geo
al islge oenne uil pore Stuoenter
fao ct ipIoigt 8ienoifab til ben III.
tberite airtemuiit og lore at inosoe
l~ettere Soriauac.
Sorilaa angaaenoe 9GrerbiPlp on
llnberotsningen peo Seminnriet bill
blioe iorelagt aarsmsoet at Sfoleoi-
reftionen.
5orilag ON DC ns6uenoige gcpilg,
Ringer f~reml9gges al SamiunoetS
goaro Of Sruitees.
3 Serne 5orbinoeIie Hal ieg til.
laoe mig at aubeinle. at Seminnriets
gibIiotbef iaar iamme gepilgning
Tom for bette Sfolenar. 9eroeb oil
giblinfbefet bli iot iitanb til at an.
ifuiie De nsopenoise S~iRIpcmioler
FOR lluSerpisningeu. Samfmost
buroe oeina. meoens Der er anleb-
ming iii oct. iRtte fig / Sorbinoelie
meo DR.. Stmibt FOR at iifre fla
hans gogiamIins eler ialialo Den
Del al iammc. Ger omiatter Den oil.
ere lutberife 1osmatif. Sfuloe Den.
ne 9ogiamIiHg bIipe opiplittet. piloe
bet bore iii uboSelig Stabe. DR..
Shmiots goginmlina er piitnof for
ben qIbre lutberifs Goanratifs peo.
fommenoc ben iuIbitrnoiaite Som'
ling bertillanos; Den inoeboIoer 40
ifiaiae gsgsr. Tom Oct or nIeset BON.
ifeligt os eeIpis mlligt at ion iai
pao. 2iaeleoes huroc hans Clip
pings" iifres Seminariets Si6lio'
tbet. Ter er ueSlaet ct belt Sips
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
st Cfotiosubr
imooeruc uoiBr.

Mleran0rineren Gteiibios forfGr0i.
aebe aaereoe t00-150 gor for Sri.
I'll Ssoiel en- SiosmaaIer, ct iaafalot
Sanoubr, peo buffet ban bar iitanb
til at uomaale Sioen imelem Sors
oens Smbreininger / piSie beitemtc
Sengber. ateiibios % bans Glen
Serpn, bpem ale ier op til JON Ser
bens fsrite llbrmagcre, fit imiolertio
life flor Sornsielie al fin Spfinbelie.
Sanoubrene bar meget. maugelfulbe
og fit lioen llobreoeIie. Iroberne
gif mere og mere oper til Silllubre,
orepne peb Sano, Sten o. l.. Man
mener, at GrropGerne bar itiftet
8efienotIfab mleo biSie llbre paa
&orstogenes Sio. gau er alle bore
ltbre Siulubre, Der bripes peo ct
Sob cher en- Sieber og reguleres al
Ell "ltro" eller ct @alilpi.E enbul.
Dog err ganbubrene efter ateiibioS'
Spitem ingenlunoe at foragte, iiRr
noar 9utioenS Sefnif ta9es / 9rus
peo SorfGroieeIien.
Gen banife llbrmager Senien /
Soften bar ifslge Sends. Stb.~ al.
pet ct ilaaenoe 9epis Serfor. Son
bar neb ct balpt aarS Sritibsarbeioe
lopet ct tort aalenberubr, 80 Com.
mer | Diameter. 3 8orm og no.
ieenbe Iigner oct ct fort 9ommelibr,
men oct bar TO Sfiper, Ell brio og en-
Sort. Cen boibe Sfipe bier Sefun.
berne, Simerne ira lip og 9a.
toen | Waoneben. Ieu forte Sfipe
er egentIig en- Sortiettelie Of Den
bpibe og piier Simerne fra 12-24.
bpao Gag pi bar | ltgen og bpilfet
Iar | oct 20be Gnrburbreoe hi leper
i. s ct Sui paa Den forte Sfipe
iprinser bnert Ste Minlt ct Sol irem
og tiger os, bpor mango Rinlter, Der
er gaaet al inoep9renoe Sime. Suer
Wibnat forauores 9atoen oa bper
9btaarsnnt aarstaQet. llbret err op.
bGngt uben ior Sorretningen og ia.
ger Jig no iom ct atbet fort &eflame.
ubr, og fun faa, iom life peo Oct,
amer, at oct err ct Sanoubr, i0et Drip.
%fraften err en- fin 8anoitraale, Der
nirfer paa ct tibet 8anobiul, affurat
iom ri ier peb pore 8anbmeaer, bpor
Siulene Dripes peo operioIos 8ano.
llbret gaar ful6iiGnbig nsingtigt og
bruger til Sripfraft ca. Y Eot 8ano
| Simen.
Glen: Soar on IQarmfloffe paa
Gntreosren?"
Eerieu: "Nei, ieg bar bare for
isst ct iaaonnt apparnt en- eneite
Gang"
Glen: ~girtebe BET life tilireos.
itiaenoe."
"gerien: so. men ba ben isrite
Sang begpnote at larme. for ieg op
al Sspne os itisnte ! 5arteu life, bpaS
oct por FOR ct SpcftafeI, iaa ies fom
til at iiee: "Nen ioa ii on for CUBS
Sfplo title. Sreoriftel" llbeIoispis
bar 5rebriffe osian paasen os ia
on ifisnner ielu. booroan Oct gift"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

9003. Sp.: 1. Seq bar en- apart
"Spamplarb", iom er iaa blpbt, at bet
er umuligt at lepe Der, boerten for Solf
eler Sreaturer. 6reaturerne bIir iD9e
% bsr, inainart De tommer berub. Sors
brer Someiteaolobeu, at ie9 tai lebe Der,
naar 2auoet err iaaoan beitdfieut2
2. Soao er bet bepite at sisre, rnar
ies aster at bolbe 9arbet. til ies faar BET
propec rp. ba ieg bar aiort iaa meget
Grbeibe paa BET, at ies life suifer at tils
hagegipe bet % er lopet frenltibig Sj9Ip
meo 9rrrerin9?
Spar: 1 ps 2. Spis 9anSet, trpbs
be nGunte nlemper, bar iaa flor gGrbi
for Ten, at &c life pil ifiae 9cm pen
bet u. ST. peS "9ieIinaniibment" til 9e.
s~jerinsen, bpprpeb De piloe funne faa
gSsans til at tase eanb paa ct anbet
Steb), iaa peb pi life anSet at sisre enb
at forisse at buloe bet NIB, inotil Se faar
prpnet pp. @aar bet Het fife an, gisr
&c bebff ! at benpenbe Fem til peofpm.
nenbe 9anofoutpr mep S%ureipsrsiel ON,
bpprlebes &c Hal fprbuloe Sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
1aben ~Rcrreiponoonce.

SrsroeusaaI fra B.ripuer, iom iffe apsiper ine
Raprt Ill Mebaiticnen. beiparss lite.
epsrsere trpes a7atie fine S~psrssmaal Ct Hart %
t~roelisf Srrps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

1904. Sp.: Naar ie9 bar en- @ei oper
nit 9ano. bar ba min Rabo Ret til at
tisre Sten fra fit 2ano oe LGeee ben oeo
Sioen al Veien?
Spar: Sci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

Rettpiprtjenele
Narets Ssh 80. 8 10,52997
Si bar pGrci lrrIig beloig ioar
mco at inofasiere uoeitaaenoe 6or.
oringer. Siior bopoe ri ct Spsac.
fonb poa $25.527,55. Soor er bette
%iorsaet til $43 ,S3t.64. vi bor 100.
IeoeS iorsset 9pggeiouoet iaor meo
$tS,304.09 @or @iGlo pua oaben
Sonto cr oeSioruoen rebuceret $685.
2S og nSeitaaenbe Sororinger poa
Bigger er reoiiceret meo $3.143.t5.
Spenitoocnoe or et llSoroa al 8as.
ierer @aloeIanos Snbberetning.
nSsiiter til Risiipucn:
Eli RaodsasiarmisiionGre
mes Y prntftg .............$ 100000
Eli Sinamisiipu9rernss 2pna
HUlg ',.... l0yyoU.uO
Gil Staiipners. Niplers % Se'
minariets Drift paa Naea'
aastar 15,so00O
I'll S%tatipners, Soipitnlets %
Seminariets Sriit i aiua E. $4,000
Gil R%siieuosiitsr for UtisiionG'
rer % llotpr for npe uorcis
ieHoe ....,...-.......... e,65o.oO
I'll Gortp, 5rpfnins, Reiie'
ubsiiter, 2stnins % oiperie
berbiemme ............ 100000
5iliamnten ............. 9 81 10000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

Ana. y. s~rtfaHeer, Sobnton & Sera,
~ftnnoinapiife gepoiaier. sl3 Ne!D slort 2iie
8los., minneapolis. Mum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

III AA'hNe'ANh 'ANaNy <AoANh
Mabel Onnland
First Piano Mabel Grodahl
Hannah Thoreson
Mae Jensen
Second Piano Valborg Waller
Talette Rod
Set bite Jig, at BEN muiitaIlfe Gfoes
ling uneer Riis Simonions 5iIipn %
2eoelie bapoe siort tore Sremifribt
inar. aQe. iom beIto9 / Sro9rammet.
siorSe ct soSt Snbtrpf paa ben fore Sors
Iamlina oe bsitebe tort gifalo. RiiS
Simoniou bar unberpiit / Sianos os
SrseIipil. / Gang os / Sioliuipil. Gess
uSen bar bun Isbet tire forifieqise Sor
peS StoIen. ) Reniebebcn bar bun ins
i~trueret airtetorst % billet SrgIet. Res
niabesen beoifte i'm SafnemmeLi9heo for
bet 9rbeioe, bun Der babe neoIaat. peo
at o~perraife berbe meo en- imut Gum
Yeuge.
Sirsoag gftermiooaa fdnbt Den eacnts
liae SIutniussfeit Steb os feI9eubs
Srogram hlep nofsrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
PROGRAM.

FRANKIE. ....-. Baiarderen TAM, OPP. s.
First Piano Nobel e aBpn
GOOD p;..o Mae Jensen
Valorg Waller
P1eyel. Violin) Rondo, Ops
Messrs. Christensen and Knutsen.
Bohm ....... (VocaD Still as the Night
Hanna Thoreson.
E~nckhausen. (Piano) Glen Waltz, OPP. So
Walter Aaberg.
Parks. Thinking Of You
Ladies Chorus.
Thome...... (Vioiin) Simple Ave, OPP. IS
Inga Haugen.
Leslie. ......... Vocal) The Tide of Life
Miss Erickson, Miss Thoreson,
Mr.. Hagen.
Bohm ...... .(Piano) bird in the Wood
OPP. an Revere
Mabel Onnland.
Charlton. ann. (VocaD September
Mr.. Hagen.
Koven. THE Owl and the Pussy Cat
Glee Club.
Poladilhe. ...... (Vocal) Chanson Russo
Russian Song
Cora Erickson
Veazie. ..... Vocal Gavotte
Mixed Chorus.
Berlioz, -, Hungarian iRakoczyl March
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

DIR. @ieriet tnIte ouer 5entaet 'eous
cation" % boGleee iier pco' TO Ting.
fcrit. at Dor Sie trener. at be urse ers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30
8ct6rsoami siiunen.

@ethesodmisiicuen bleu f~ornelt
c~pcrSroaet til Samimoet ifiorbsit
mc6 en- @iplo az S2t.504.23. 8
gdrets Sob err ofbetalt Sf.092.99.
ino @iGlSen MI er S20.4t1.24.
@eiturelien bar poa 8runo al
ar Sen megeu anoen Snoiam'
lima | Samiunoet life funnel iRtte
iaana roaen nlminbelia Snoiamltrg
til officiating az 9etbesoamisiio.
mems @iRlo. Zen bar holot Ell
Gmisier | Warfen. men ct Sffer
her og en- Vrioatgone Der forlIaar
life iii gibetaling AZ iaa Itor @iGle.
hpcrior en- fraftig oa olminoelia
Snoiomlina til gethesoamisIionen
burSe ipttes ienna alereoe tilanrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-30

glanSt oe iaar cper Rem s)orf an.
fomue 1854 norife Sunpanorere
bar Dor Smmiarontpreit refsrt CT
uIcrtrseent arbeioe neS at uobreoe
glaoe oa Sraftaier I'll ct INITIAL al
ca. 10000 ~GtSemplarrr. beisse 10
ee biGlpe no al ani6en ioaoamc.
ION Rcaicrinsen clIers al en- eacr
anoen @rnno piGse bn ienot tilboae
Gorii. paa She g.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23

Contrary to general belief, the APP
petite is not greatly increased-it only
becomes irregular. There is a general
feeling of faintness, however, and a
gnawing sensation in the pit of the
stomach.
People afflicted with one of these
parasites are nervous and depressed.
Their chief sensation is one of Ian
guor, and they tire very easily. Lack
of energy and ambition affect the body,
and the mind becomes dull and slug
gish. The memory becomes not SO
good, and the eyesight is generally
poorer.
THE New Discovery, in freeing stom-
ach and bowels of all impurities. seems
to be fatal to these great worms, and
almost Immediately expels them from
the system. l wish to assure anyone
who has the experience just related
with my preparation, that there is no
cause for alarm in the matter, and
that 1t will as a rule mean a speedy
restoration to good health"
The Cooper medicines are a boon
to stomach sufferers. We sell them.
"A. G. Thornton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
Death Of w. w. Weathersby.

Word has been received from
New Mexico Of the death Of w.
w. Weathersby, formerly a citi-
zen Of Florence. He went to
Mexico about a year ago on ac-
count Of his health, but he failed
to receive any material benefit,
gradually growing worse. Mr..
Weathersby was well known in
Mississippi and this sad news
will be received with much sor-
row. His remains were laid to
rest in Texico, New Mexico.
Clarion-Ledger, April II, 1908.
Mr.. Weathersby was a native
Of Rankin county, and farmed
near Florence. He had many
friends here who regret to learn
of his death.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
LIFE SAPPING PARASITES
THAT WRECK HUMAN SYSTEM

The following remarkable statement
was recently made by l.. t. Cooper.
1t concerns the preparation which has
been so widely di cussed throughout
the country during the past year, and
has sold in such enormous quantities
in leading cities:
1T is now well-known fact that
wherever have introduced my New
Discovery medicine, hundreds of PEG
pie have brought internal parasites,
or tapeWorms, to me. In many cases
these people did not know the nature
OF the parasite, and were consequently
extremely nervous until / explained
The matter to them. In some cities SO
many have had this experience that
The public generally became alarmed.
L take this opportunity of explain
Ing what these creatures are, and what
/ nave learned about them in the past.
'TapeWorms ire much more COM
mon than would be supposed. ven
ture to say that ten per cent. of all
chronic stomach trouble, or what is
known as a rundown condition, is
caused by them. An individual may
suffer for years with one of these great
parasites and not be aware of 1t,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
Obituary..

On Sunday afternoon March 8,
1903, as the son was slowly sink
ing, the death angel entered the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, G, w.
Miley, and laid his cold and ley
hand on their much beloved son,
Hebron, who fell into that peace
full slumber, which we call
death, but is only a transposition
from this life. into the paradise
of Heaven.
God in his mercy did not per-
nit him to suffer long, yet he
bore his sufferings patiently,
never making a complaint, and
when we think of the pleasure
which this one has brought into
our lives, during the few years
he was permitted to stay with
us, it is hard, indeed, to give
him up, but we must remember
that God doeth all things WELL, /"
and we would not call him back
TO enQure the Trials OF this lie,
for only a few years and we will
all have paid the same debt, and
in death all will be equal. Death
loves youth we'll as age, in as
much, as this is the second
bright boy to be taken from this
home within year, surely, death
loves a shining marx. In the
life Of this boy were enveloped
many beautiful traits of charac-
ter, which won for him the love
Of all who knew him, and how
we'll miss him, stricken hearts
alone can say. We weep not as
those who have no hope but say,
Gone to rest asleep in Jesus, /"
Blessed hope we'll meet again,
And we'll know our little darling
When we meet on that bright
day. His Teacher,
ADA CLARK.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
TO the Teachers of Mississippi.

The third of June is the Cen
tennial Anniversary Of the birth
of President Jefferson Davis.
Every teacher in our state who
is patriotic, who reveres the old
south, and seeks to conserve it's
spirit into that Of thenew should
fittingly observe this day before
the close of the school.
The south is today afame with
the spirit of progress. Over
hills and through valleys the
sweet music sounds in our ears,
southwark the course of empire
sets it's way" Who can look
upon our growing cities, our ex-
panding commerce, our humming
factories, our industrial develop
ment, our splendid S c h O O |
system, and not feel eternally
grateful to our fathers and
mothers, who by turning the
spirit of Sixty One to Sixty-Five
into the avenues of peace; have
made desert waste bloom with
q prosperity that presages a
golden era for our southland?
What greater lesson can be
learned by the youth of this
generation than that from our
fathers and mothers, who with
unconquerable spirit, undying
devotion and answering loyalty
to great right principles; with no
help left them except muscle
and intellect, and no home but
the soil, have in less than half a
century fought harder battles
and won greater victories than
were ever fought and won by
any otheI race.
The leader of our cause was
the peerless Jefferson Davis. In
grateful remembrance Of his
wise craftsmanship, his faithful
leadership, his earnest patriotism,
and above all his vicarious suffer
ings, let every teacher observe a
part Of one day, before the
schools close, in commemorating
the Centennial birthday Of this
illustrious man.
The confederate soldiers are
passing away in groups. Let us
not forget that when we cele-
brate the birthday of their Chief
tain-our President-We pay
grateful tribute to the confeder-
ate soldier and his cause.
Very respectfully,
J. N. POWERS,
State Supt. of Education.
The above suggestion is a good
one and should be observed not
only by every school in this state
but in the whole south.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
Notice to Farmers.

All parties interested in the
building of a Farmers Union
Warehouse at Florence are re-
quested to meet at that place on
May End for the purpose of per-
fecting arrangements for same.
J. w. TAYLOR, County Pres.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
Notice.

No hunting allowed on my
place known as the McCarty
place, and all persons will be
prosecuted for so doing.
L. STEVENSON,
Fannin, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23
Strayed or Stolen.

One fat bay pony; return to H.
L. Hicks, Jackson, Miss, and re-
ceive reward.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23

Fresh groceries at w. G..
Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-23

State Supt. of Education.
The above suggestion is a good
one and should be observed not
only by every school in this state
but in the whole south.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-24

m!ttee from Mr. Littlcneld in which
the latter gave as the reason for his
resignation his desire To resume his
law practice. which. In large degree.
he has been compelled 20 abandon be.
cause OF his congressional duties
The resignation came as great
surprise 10 Governor Cobb. and 20 the
congressman friends In this district.
and was received with much regret
The letter 20 Frederick W Wight
chairman OF the second Republican
congressional committee. is as fol
lows
Dear Sri have been a member
Of the house Of Representatives for
nearly nine years In order % properly
discharge my congressional duties {
have been obliged 10 practically slan-
don my Law practice The result has
oeen what is TO me a large financial
loss now feel constrained. from a
sense o. nay duty 20 nv family. 10 rc-
sumo the general practice %, the pro
tession.
In withdra wing from congress !
wish "a express my most profound
thanks 10 my many friends. both ia
and ont Of the district who have so
cheerfully. generously. Loyalty and ef
fectively supported me IN the past.
through good report and through evil
report felt that ] ought to make
nv RESIGNATION at this time in order
to make e unnecessary for the dis
trict 10 be subjected 10 the expense
and trouble OF special convention
and election Tor tine election OF my
successor Tor the uneNpired term.
CHARLES r. LIFT. EFlELD."
meeting had already been called
for Tuesday nv the district commit
tee to f. Tho date for holding the dis
trict convention.
II IL understood that he will enga &c
in the practice OF law in New York
city with his son. c. W. Littlcheld.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-24
Iceland NOTES
Le..land. ID March ~

Leland. Va, March -.
The mumps are still lurking IN our
community. Master Henry Chesley has
Just recovrnd from a severe attack. Lit
tie Miss Nv rtle DAD Ian has BEEN kept at
home with them ios the past week
Miss Mary Chesley returned Monday
from the Burg. where she Il attending
college. She i quite sick with u cold. bus
i improving
Mrs. ;. p. Walker Is visiting friends in
SpOtsylvania.
Miss Nellie Lynn, who lately spent q
week with her friend. Mrs y {. becker,
OF your city. has returned home
Our genial and accommodating mer-
chant and postmaster. Mr.. Henry Mich-
ael. will engage In other business His
successor has not yet been named.
Notwithstanding the invasion OF
mumps, Iceland school Is making a good
average.
Schools IN this section ~ the county
have been much belated on account Of
smallpox quarantine
Iceland school was reopened by special
permit after only a short quarantine.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-24
DEATHS

Fisher Collins, OF Madison county drop.
ped dead in his field few days ago.
Mr.. Gustavus Whit. of Westmoieland
county, was paralyEed recently and died
from the effects Wednesday.
J. W. Norris. OF Middlesex county. died
Wednesday. aged 20 years Heis SUI
vived by bis widow aud one son
Capt. James II. Disc. aged 40. died sud
denly at his home IN Northumberland
county Wednesday from acute indiges-
ton. he leaves iourchildren.
J. I. Vale. OF Richmond county. died
Wednesday night. aged SO years. He
was Confederate veteran. and Is sur
vived by bis widow, i've sons and one
daughter
Mrs. Louise Hillman Hoard died at n e
residence OF Der nephew. c. l. Lumsden,
In Orange county, March Bird. aged 81
years. She Is survived by one sister.
Mrs. K NJ. Lumsden, Of Orange county.
who Is nearly - years old
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-24
BRYAN DEAD
Florida Statesman Dies of
Typhoid Fever.
IN OFFICE ONLY 70 DAYS
The Last Thirty-Three Days Was
Spent In Fight Asains, Disssse-The
Senate Has Lost Seven Members BY
Death Since March last Year.

Washington. March % - United
States Senator William James Bryan.
OF Florida. died a. the Providence
hospital Of typhoid fever Il was
only seventy-three days since be took
his seat as the successor OF the late
Senator stephen r Mallory who died
Dec %. and thirty-three DAYS OF that
time vas spent in his light against dis
ease. Several times during Mr. Bry-
ans Illness his friends despaired OF
his recovery but a. late as Saturday
night the report vas given out that
his condition had taken a turn for
the better. His death. therefore. came
as a surprise and a distinct shock.
In physique Mr. Bryan was united
10 Withstand protracted fever. He
wss slight OF build and OF nervous tenn
permanent He came 70 Washington
early In January from the warm ell
mate OF Florida. and from the day OF
his arrival was far from we'll Finally
he WAS compelled 70 give up and was
taken 10 Providence hospital During
the last few DAYS Of his illness he
was attended by specialists from
aNAnc tiVUNluN Z university nNNlALdl.
baltimore
In Mr.. BRYAN the senate loses the
seventh member by death since the
adjournment OF the Fifty-ninth con
gress on March 4 a year ago. They
were the two late senators from Ala.
hama. Mr. Morgan and MI Pettus
Mr MALLORY at Florida. Mr. Latimer
OF South Carolina. Mr.. Proctor Of Yer
mont. Mr. WHITE or MARYLAND and
Mr.. Bryan Curiouslv the last two
were tho oldest and the younges,
members OF tho body Mr. Whyte was
eishty-four wears old and Mr. Bryan
less than thirty-two
Although Mr. Bryan was IN the sen
ate too short q time 10 impress his in.
d,viduality on legislation or % take a
prominent part I'm The consideration
81 matters in committee q Is conceded
had he lived he would have become
forceful part of the minority
Mr. Rr~an was married 70 Miss
Janet Allan. ., Lexington Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-24
Governor Guild Worse.

Boston March 23-The physicians
in attendance upon Govenor Curtis
Guild were obliged TO report that the
condition Of their patient had taken a
slightly unfsvorable turn. and that he
could not be said TO be as comfortable
as Sunday Prayers Tor the complete
recovery OF the governor were on the
lips OF probably every pastor in every
pulpit in the city Sunday Many eV.
nrcssions of deep sympathy were
given