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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
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"Hace veinte dos ~. qse :sos - ~
mera iui ataeado de aasuraIaSa en- - tskrs ),
en- la cabeza, losajsidsl'5iinsipalaenls, -
el lado derechos 'Rsp Ella 81 DIE ds9 aEr
que 40. ,suf5Ia de dss ,aoler atfsts .M5 y
veces tan ,atfoz ave Afips dias y.Hs3 3seaSs
psss completarnsnts dssvslade y .ah icAGshss
mar mas alinehto DIE un plato de sS1a,.6
leehe y pay. ranBsn estssha eafesR 81
algado = 81 fsss33.s 4
Mis- saffihientes Sc issrliaes;sfon Ato ave
gor las maaanas euahdo me lasantat en-
..szass vsssirme casi perdis 81 ssp3ldo. 4
-nenrdo lofsba como un n;ho v "a ri dssss-
-aeraeicn arsiasa monrpe. Use para Ia .np
-.algia .odes los Ainiusntos que Vi apNueia-
tss para la curAci,u De esa enEermedad,s
,,9ara los nsrvos y + nitado ton.s taimos
e@:e4ios que setia sss-. prolific e:,i:as-a-los.
1s. 3uss empees 4 Nnar las pilGo-as del
3s. Loyett cuardo las ilnbe to,aaio pr q
cr.nino dc un mes, el dolor dcsaqarc:0 de
coso y ro he vuslto 4 ,tsner o.ro ata1ue de
:.S;.salgia.
Ell los dos ultimos u,eses nj peso he att
nicntalo 20 ,siles Tcnsb g. anos de edad
ahosa pueao trabajar diar;a, leats, m;cntras
aue antes d. ten1a- las "iao;as del DR..
.ogcu solo podia Lacer agvnes traaaiito,
i4;roa. Especo que toios ios cue suiran
de los neryios, dc n.,ra'Gia q ir' higado,
.agall uso de las Pi'tloras dt DR. Lovett,
oucs TO dpdo que -ccib..A t0.-o benchc:o
como su sgcadeciao ssy.t.,o.,
G.. MI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

cion en- el memorandum espafol, es
de lamentar que no Sc dieran deta-
lies. Pero, por ell propio cali6cativo
de "anticipos'', es evldente que ell
memorandum espailol no Sc rehera
q regalos, sino a gastos a cuyo reem
bolso Sc esperaba que al fin y al ca
bo Cuba atendiera; y los comisarios
americanos no dudan que dichos gas
tos Sc hicieran para atender a la
guerra Q para pago de los gastos de
la misma, en- Cuba.
Cuando los comisarios america :
nos, en- su memorandum del IA del
corriente hicieron referencia a la in
surrreccion cubana de 1868 juzgan
dola fruto de agravios positivos, no
fue su intencion offender Ia sensibili-
dad de los comisarios espaholes, 81
no para hacer constar un hecho que
supusieron nadie negara. Pudieran,
81 10 creyeran conveniente, citar la
autoridad de muchos hombres de es-
tado eminentes de Espala en- apoyo
de SUI aseveracion. Sc contentaran
con mencionar solo a emo. En- febre-
ro IL, 1869, ell mariscal Serrano, pre-
sidente del gobierno provincial de
Madrid, en- su discourse de aperture
de las Cortes, Sc referio 4 la revolu
cion enEspana y a Ia insurreccion en-
Cuba de los terminus que siguen:
'La revolucion no es responsible de
este levantamiento, que Sc debe q
errores de gebiernos anteriores; y
coniamos en- que Sc sofocara rapi-
damente y que Ia tranquilidad, ba-
sada en- reformas liberales, sera en-
tonces duradera". (Anuario de 1869
Continue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
REvOL LUC|0N
!; EN- HONDURAS.
El ex-presidente Boni
la Sc pronuncia en-
Choluteca contra Da-
villa.
El rey Leopoldo de Bel
gica Sc encuentra grave
mente enfermo.
Ell gobierno del Japon intenta
anexarse 3 Cerea.

New York, Diciembre 9.-Un des-
pacho de Tegucigalpa informa que
Tel expresidente Bonita Sc ha pronun
ciado en- Choluteca contra ell go
bierno de don Miguel Davila, &C.
tual presidente de Honduras.
., Una expedition revolucionana ha
desembarcado en- el golfo de Fonse
ca apoderandose de San Lorenzo.
! Ell ministro de "a guerra general
| Gutierrez ha enviado refuerzos al
sitio de Ia revuelta. Ell gobiemo ha
publicado un decreto declarando
la provincial capital en- estado de
sitio.
New York, Diciembre 9.-Comu-
nican de Bruselas que el rey Leo
poldo Sc enouentra atacado de pa
ralisis. Su estado es grave y los me
dicos que asisten al soberano bel
ga desconfian de salvarle.
New York, Diciembre 9.-Telegra-
fian de Dinamarca que Ia univer-
sidad de Copenhage, dictamlnara
en- breve acerca de los documentos
presentados por Cook, relatives 8
su viaje de exploration la region
Artica. Hay expectation por como
Ger la opinion de Ia real universidad
de Di~ amarca, ed estos momentos
en- que la acadencia de ciencias de
los Estados Unidos, ha pronuncia-
do su veredicto en- favor de Peary.
New York, Diciembre 9.-Tele-
gramas de Costa Rica dan cuenta
de haber salido en- Puerto Limon
ell expresidente Cardinss, en- una
fuerte expedition para cooperar con
las fuerzas del general Estrada para
derrocar al presidente.
New York, Diciembre 9.-Un des-
despacho de Toxic informa que el
Mikado intenta anexarse definlti-
vamente ell territoro de Corea. Es-
ia noticia ha causado en- Russia pro-
funda sensaci6n. Sc cree que el go
bierno de Petersburgo reclamara
al de Toxic el cumpllmiento de las
clausulas del .tratado de Pors
mouth, para que sean respetadas
la intkgridad de Corea conforme a
las estipulaciones del tratado.
New York, Diciembre GEL pre-
sidente Taft prepare para enero un
mensaje especial al congreso. II
documento sera en- terminus ener-
gicos contra los trust hacienda yer
las vioIaciones a laley cometidas por
ciertas corporaclones.
Este mensaje antitrust sera causa
de serios debates en- ell Congreso.
LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN EN-
6 & Ii DIAS, con ell UNG rENTo de PAzo,
va sean simples, sengrantes, con picazon
o externas, por rebeldes que sean.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
iEspaholes atencion.

Los meiores impermeables 1ue
- iabrcan hoy en- Tia en- Ell rnundo
entero son los espaholes. A tai gra
do depereeeion han IIegado en- es,a
lnaustrla en- Barcelona que no pie-
den eompetlr los mismos ingiesa.
que tanta fama habian adqIrido
In .bl Cielo" acaban de res:bir
% melor de 70 mejor en- dicho ar
ticulo. Los hav de SI5-Is-20-35 y
30 IA 10 sn5en los que no q,leran
nolarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
La guerra del Riff.

Dada por terminada Ia guerra
del Riff, han calculado que el % .
de los soldados espaholes que Sc han
batido con los moros han salido lie
sos debldo al uso oonstante de las
camisas Y calzonciIlos de ''La Ten
da Roia' donde tambisn hay un
gran surtido de telas. eamas niue
bles. iuguetes etc., etc. San Fran
cisco AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

En- esta 1mprenta re vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos 50 quintsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
\E sub-secretario de
P. Rico Sr. Carrel
celebra una conferen
cia con el gobernador
LEGO esta manana de Es
tados Unidos y proeede
de Filipinas.
Lo que dijo al reporter" d
LA Correspondence"

Esta mafana lego en- ell vapor
Caracas ell Sr. NJ. Drew Carrel,
ell nuevo subsecretario de Puerto
Rico. Respecto de este nuevo fun
cionario son los siguientes ante
dentes.
Gel Sr.Carrel ha desempehado va
rios puestos en- gobiernos insular
res desde ell ano 1899. Durante la
,primera Intervention en- Cuba fue
,el secretario particular del gober-
inador miiitar, ell general Wood.
Entonces estuvo por dos amos en-
.el negociado de Asuntos Insu
res de la Secretaria de la guerra.
iEntonces : lie mando ell Negociado
con ell ooronel Cotton, como Sc
cretario de la Receptoria general
de las Aduanas en- Santo Domingo,
Y en- ell aiio de 1907 fue nombrado
subdirector de Aduanas en Manila,
,islas Filipinas, y despues jefe del
EDespacho del Negociado de Adua-
'nas.".
Ell nuevo subsecretario fue pre-
,sentado TN ''reporter" de La
ICorrespondencia" por el ayudan-
.te del gobernador Cotton Sr. PARA
'Cspo y secretario particular Sr.
lJoannini. Ell Sr. Carrel lego esta
Imahana y celebro una larga con-
lferencia con el gobernador. Guam
do salia del despacho de este fue
presentado a los periodistas.
A preguntas del reporter de "La
Correspondence tuvo la cortesia
de informar, que tiene 33 amos de
edad, natural del Estado de Michi
gan. casado V con un hijo de Z amos.
de edad.
El Sr. Carrel es un hombre de
regular estatura, mas blen bajo
que alto, color trigueho Y tipo me-
4idional. no usa barba Y primera
vista representa- tener no mas
de Is amos de edad.
Sc diio en- Is isIa que vd. seria
el secretario de Puerto Rico. muy
en- breve-le interrogo el reporter
de "La Correspondence? rs
sierto Que percibia Vd. en- Filipi-
fas un sueldo de So. i iC0O?
No sc, NADIA de eso-contes;6 ei
nuevo subsecretaio in'srpretan-
do parte ei ST. Para V hablando
Fl en caste!!ano. que pareee como
se.-En Filipinas ganaba-prOsigl;i6
-iientico suelGo que e. de aoui
perO ALI estaba muy leios de nj ca
m V aqui es mss cerca de ella.
LuegO diio otra observation
ie nuestro reporter respecto ! que.
n el future pOdra desenpeilar e.
largo de secretariO de Puerto Rico.
81 hagO meritos podla ocurnr
50.
Despues de algunas freses de-
ortes.a Sc retiraron los pe-o1ss
as ouedsndo eI Sr. c1-rel con el
eeretsrio particular. ayudsnte Sr.
Para CaP6 V emplesdo principal
k U secretaEa Sr. Siaca P.cheoo. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
l.as nI7,|sras ls!E.
No son puSGsRrEs

=, {. diG:.encia De otros 1lamados G..
.-,- icres d. "a sang.s, 10 g1cdacc
e.::rc1ilnicn.o, nj retostijonscs NJ a:ngon
oiro mai.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
ATENCION

Sc arrienda vende una fnca de
l50 elerda., en- oomunicaci6n por Ca
rretera. con los puebIos dc Vega bais,
Moroyis. Gales y Msnsii. Tiene
30,000 matas de guineo. IL cuerdss
de batatas y pue5en sembrar.e 80
tuerdas de caiias- Una cueva de abo-
no (murcieiagiua) cslculada en- mas
de 1000 tonelzias.
Otra fnca de ~ caerdas con una
casa J 10000 uatss de pihas De pri-
ner ccsecho.
DirIgifsr 4 Mausri Anartadn 52
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09

Nadie sabe que 81 casa Is.
td desalquilada. Nadie 10 sd-
be, porque usted no 10 anuacia-
81. desea alqullar su casa que
ahora no le produce NADIA anln.
clela en- LA Correspondent
cia" Para csta clase de anun-
CLOS hay en- este d,arto prec,os
especaale, muy ltmitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
IN iAiORD0M0.

Tn mayordomo con larga przdi-
C en- el e1ltivo &c "a .-eaha," deses
coloearse ii trente de uns co.onia. v
sl efecto cueata con las rcferencia.
que e deseeo- Para irforms ess
A5uinshalda A y eo yegs-ba;a, don
Arturo Guerrs Acosra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-09
GAN GA

oe vende per mitad de pre-
clo 70 a.o-oo) I'M Auto-piano
en- perfecto estade. Luto en- la
Iamliia Is La causa de 50 venta.
Sc daran lnformes en- esta I'D .
ministraci6p- :
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

led Tor a period of four 10 eight
weeks some of the hogs have died
NO feed combined with corn in the
proportion OF 3 or parts OF corn to
OF cottonseed meal will give better
results for time. Smaller auanti-
ties may probably be fed for a longer
period before unfavorable results ac-
crue. and mixing the meal into a
slop with water and allowing II to
teTment or sour seems 10 lessen or
postpone the Injurious effects. Cook
ing the meal or the seed seems to
have the same beneficial effect.
In view OF the large amount of
authentic information we have on the
subject and our personal experience.
ne do not advise the feeding OF cot
ionseed meal 10 hogs. We know that
for short time Il Is an excellent
feed and that some people have used
u for long periods without loss: but
ne also know that feeding Il in any
satisfactory quantity for any consld-
cradle length OF time ia frequently
followed by death of large per cent
of the hogs so fed. This loss is aim
ply too great 20 Justify taking the
risk in the present state OF our
knowledge OF the subject; II ls a
pity. for we need a feed of high pro-
tein content for hogs. and IL In TO be
hoped that tho cause OF the injurious
effect on ths hog may be agcartatned
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

Mcssrs. Editors. believe in the
blocky draft horse. and must eay a
word In his behalf 4 farmer wants
horse heavy and hlocky. that will
draw the plow deep. pull the binder
steadily. OF take a good load 20 town.
DonG be carried Away with the
supposed general purpose horse No
lice ~hcn you 20 town and the beat
span you Rce. tho one that will brlng
he most money. wIIl generally be 4
dappled gray or black Of The hlocky
iraft upc.
Ny observation IL that the native
Southern mares wlli prodace enough
general purpose llgh,-sesghta any
wAy without breeding that way
breed all your mares~-we need Ia
raise our Dan horscs~-bnt have a
purpose 10 improve the stock you
already have. and In order 10 be- sure
% that yoa must breed 10 the type OF
horse you desire TO raiae.
SUBSCRIBER
cAiawba Co. y. &.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07
ANSWER by Prof. W. +. Massey

tArsWeT by fToI. W. r. Massey
The best thing for pecans Is stable
manure and acid phosphate. In
the absence OF manure use any high
grace fertilizer mixture. spreading II
where the limbs reach. for the feed
ing roots are out where the limbs
extend.
Sow crimson clover Of rate Of Is
pounds Of seed per acre on the pea
ssEhblo after light diaklng. II
clover has never been grown on the
land. get soil from a field where 4;
has been grown successfully and
scatter barrel per acre before sow-
Ing the seed and harrow II In. This
will inocalaie tho soil Cut the
clover for hay aa aeon IA in bloom In
April. or you can lei /; die on the
land and turn All under for corn and
make enc crop planted sn May
You have pleniy o. limo TO make a
crop NJ corn planted In June. and tho
best use Of the clover In 20 improve
the land. Oats so~n wsih the clover
will make an improvement for hay
and make 4; more easily cured.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07
Fertiliring Pecans-Winter Cover
Crop.

VIII YOU please answer ttfe
following questions: ID What
is The best fertilizer for pecans.
and how and when TO apply?
90 What is the best hay crop TO
sou n fall after peavine hay.
which viii come OF in plenty
time 20 be followed by corn?
w. c. :.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

Never bear more than one kind of
trouble at time. Some people bear
three kinds-all they have had, all
they have now. and all they expect
to Edward Everett Hale.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

the temperature going too low. With
YOU. q house with double deadened
walls o hardly need any fire dur
ing the winter unless there is very
exceptional cold. II the house gets
above fifty degrees. open up and ven
tilate.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

Editorial Answer: The feeding OF
cottonmeed meal TO pigs has unsort-
unately not proved uniformly salts
factory The facts aeem 10 DO about
these: Many have fed cotionseed
meal 20 pigs with good results. aud
II has practically always been n very
satisfactory feed for a short period:
but in many cases after I, has been
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

want 10 know something
about feeding pigs eottonsecd
meal. | have Ia. sorne expert
ence feeding {; TO other stock.
II you have any experience in
feeding meal 20 pigs. lo, me
know. J. w. l.
St Clair Co. Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07
Educational Directory
Sacred Heart Academy


u Ideally situated on \ beautiful ridge over
looking the lordly Mississippi The Academy
offers younE Girls n Thorough education. n
hsppy home life, and affords splendid oppor-
tunitlsS Tor physical development u will he
70 your ADJ antaFe. dear parents. To- send for
our prospectus Terms low. Address
>o~v~d Heart trad~wy. Hefsna, Nvk.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-07

one o. The CREATES, blessings ,ha;
can come 10 a young llfc Ia the lore
OF good books Success.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
TAXPAYERS OF sPOTsYLyANIA co,
TAKE NOTICE

II you " ish To vote at the coming ,l,c-
ton, November 2nd, you must paw your
poll tax siN months prior 10 said ele ton
and wishing you to have ample oppor.
tunity to do 80. the TREASURER or his
deputies VIII be at the following named
places on the dates mentioned below:
CORTLAND SpOtsvlvania 4 n
April 26th; Leavell's. April 2Tth; Massa
ponax. April 29th; summit. April 3Oth
fredericksburg. April oath and Nav LIST
chancellor District Parker's Stor.
April 2Sth; Brock Road, April 29th. r
Z. Haislip's Store April 30th: Fredericks
burg. April 24tS and MAY 1st
Berkeley District-R J Morris Store
april 32nd; John J. Perry's Store. Apri
2Ith; Lewiston (E W Chewing K Co =.
Store) April goth; Partlow's (Dirard's
StOre) May LIST
Livingston District-W. Z Talley's
Shop, April 10Th; BIC. Dickinson's Store
April 10th; Jno G.. Grady's Storp. April
2lst; Ellis loung's Store, April 22nd,
HOLIDAY s Mill, April 23rd Joe Stubbs'
store. April oath; r II. Brumles's Store
April % h; Brokenburg, April 2Sth. NJ
n Dickinson's Store. Nav lst
| hope all those who have not done 81
viii meet us at one OF the above named
pisces and place themselves in a position
to vote. Respectfuuv
W. q billiard.
Treasurer
l. Frazer. Ira p. Turnkey. ] T
Todd. Deputy Treasures.
mills 25al
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
TO MAKE
VIRGINIA DRY"
AntisaloOn League Plan Of Cam.
paisn is Announced.
NO STATEWIDE FIGHT YET

LocslOption elections will be called in
Petersburg, Rocky Mount and the mag
isterial district Of Blue Ridge within the
next 80 days. Lists are being prepared
Tor calling such elections IN Harrisonourr
Stauntou aud Norfolk. A similar election
will be held Ia Richmond and Manchester
within q yeeI-such is the announcement
made by Rev. J. ID. NcAllister, secretary
OF the Ahtlsaioon League OF Virginia.
lnsugursting the great fight uf the
league Tor making the principal cities of
the State dry by local option rather than
TO prsclp'tate q campaign Tor state wide
prohibition.
In stanton the election cannot be
held until two years after the lA-t
local option election fight IN which the
town went wet" Norfolk IL a large
proposition The election In that city will
probably not be called until after the
state primary, possibly not until next
Tall. This will leave Manchester. Rich.
mond. Alexandria, Newport News and
Portsmouth as the only wet" cities OF
the state. Elections will be called 10 at
least three out OF the i've within the next
year. In Portsmouth the fight Will
probably be made ut the same time as 10
Norfolk
No preliminary canvassing has been
made Tor 81 election IN Richmond. Its
reasonable TO presume that the fSht Ia
Richmond and Manchester viii come
about the same time
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25

whole crowd cheered frAntleally. In a
front room. visible through a window.
were the whitls family. Willie beside
Detective Ward. his father and mother
behind the boy.
When calls were made for speech.
Mr. whitla appeared on the porch sc-
oompanied by Rev. AlbSrs Joseph Nc
CARNEY. OF the FIRST Presbyterian
church. who spoke briefly expressing
the Joy o. az ,he Whitla neighbors
and fellow citizens over the recovery
5f the boy.
Mr. Whitls then addressed the
throne He extended his thanks tc
all the officials and individuals who
had assisted him Ia the search Tor the
Coy and expressed the gratitude q
himself ard family for the sympathy
.; the peCp.c which he said had done
sc mucf &c help the family bear up
@uriEg the darkest hours OF their sor
:ow He suggested that children be
taught by their parents 10 fear stran.
gers ana &c make an outcry whenever
Sny stranger should attempt TO Induce
children 20 accompany him
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
WHITLA BOY Ar HOME
The Whole Town Turned Out to wei
come Him.

The Whole Town Turned Out to Wei.
come Him.
Sharon. Pa. March 24.-The whole
borough Of Sharon turned out and par
ucipated in the demonstratiin over the
home coming Of Willie Whitla. who
with his father. is now home A big
parade was led by the Bull independ-
ent Rides. National Guard company
and the Bull Rifles band. both named
for Willie's uncle. and thousands OF
persons marched behind them through
the principal streets OF the town to the
Whitla home. where fully 5000 per.
sons assembled on the lawn and In
front of the house. cheering and giving
every evidence OF the public participa
ton In the family Joy over the recov
cry Of the little wanderer
The band took position on the
front porch OF the Whitla home and
played several selectiins. while the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
: Mr.. Roosevelt Is of. The children
OF the Jungle had best begin to lay
low.
DEATH OF COL. VIM. LAMB

Col VIM. Lamb. aged 20, soldier, law
yer. editor, merchant. politician, died IN
Norfolk Tuesday. Hs was best known
rs the hero Of Fort Fisher In the Civil
war, when In q siege OF three days be
held the fort near Wilmington, N C., with
1000 men against an attack OF 10 OOO
Federal troops and 600 guns, Butler al d
Porter ioosing more men than Lamb.
He was mayor OF Norfolk, @ delegate
70 several Democratic presidetal conYen-
lions. stumped Virginia for Blaine anc
Logan, was elector at large on Harrl.
son and Morton ticket in 1888, and sub
eeqnently declined Republican guberps
torial nomination, becoming Republican
State chairman
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25

~ SOso. FREDEKlCkenlks
K ANO POTpNAC RAILROAD
Schedule effective Jan 4th 1909
leave r'-d-ricksburE, NorthWnrd.
6:&S "a IN. ws~k days. local, 7:O5 "A m
iaiiy; i'2i a IN daily ;l0;29 N daily
local; LIS .. m. week days: e:3O D.
deily. I"eal; T:01 ?. IN. daily; 1909
Q. m daily.
Leave fredericEsburg. Southwark:
o:5o a IN. daily. A. C. L. train; 6.OI a.
N week days. local; $50 a. IN. Sundays
only, local; 1895 II. daily. :. A. l.
train; l2;49 p. N. week days, local: 5:2I
pm daily, A 1. l.. train; 6:5s o. m.
daily, local; 9:O6 .. m. daily, s. 4. l..
train
Local from Washington arrives HOO
g. m. week days.
Arrivals ami departures not guAran-
tAed.
". 2. Taylor, Traffic MANAGER.
c c. Cox. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
CONGRESSIONAL

In the Senate committee appointments
the Virginia senators were placed on tie
following committees: Daniel--Approp, T.
etions, education and labor, finance, in
dustriai expositions, library, private
land claims, (chairman.) transportati6 d
routes to the seaboard. Martin-Claim.
commerce, expenditures 10 the Navy d.
psrtment. Indian depredstions, nav,
anairs. public health and national quar-
antine tchairman.)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-25
NEW BAKERY

We take pleasure in announcing To the
public that we have opened a bakery in
the Helmig property on Charles street
and are prepared to supply merchants
and families with fresh bread. rolls.
buns. etc 4, of quality that cannot be
surpassed No efforts will be spared in
order 10 give our patrons the best quail
ity Of bread and the best service Upon
this basis we solicit share Of the public
patronage.
Quality: Absolutely pure.
Weight; 16 OF loaves.
Delivery: Prompt
Service: The best.
st all stores and at bakery
CHAS. KAPPEL.
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