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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
Ghin,s u%SraM.Gfarrern tubt.

9oungstomH 9. s. NuNuit.-
am 6reitnA trfrorfte bier ser Or. &.
g. @bitSIor, iuelder nod ieIucr ciQc.
nen Serehnilng 5000 @bCn Gcitloiicu
botte, lnO itorb geitern. @egcu Scr
erp6bntcn lbGtiQfeit bieB 9r. Nbit2
lar I'M wcltlidcn Ohio ser .(rous
Einrrcr." 9is Dor Orci &obrcn NOR e.
3obnor5t 9eucitn uno ais &oic Sc.
yGbriition Gburdl" itano inn Cos
HcdIt Der Gbei6lieBlug 5lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
Gdrrdcn0tbat cincS irriinnigen @ctc.
raucI.

GoptOm 8, s. Tuarit. - Sm
nutionaleu Sol0atcnbeim bicrielbit
reriiel Der Eeternn @omar0 2conaro
IN Nuierei INTO t0otete oen GopitGn
GScor Goituon0 in Sen Yurruden
Jtr. 6, Gcntroi9 ruut, mcld)er in lei.
mem 8ureult ole 3eitrmg las, obne
ic0e ScrunIniiun0 oltr6 eincn StuB
III Den aopi. Sn Dem oberen Stod.
luert brodte or baum cbenio grltnoIoS
benz Scr8eonten @corgc W. NrnolO
cIllell ShttB bel uIo nerluunbctc oitd)
leid)t Den Sol0oten @orren Nrigbt.
Yer Woroer mnroe Damn ~iibermGlti9t
mo feltge1ommen. @r itonnlt aus
Bottom bat oeu 9iirgcrfrieg uno Die
Snoioncrfriegc mit9emadt uno ioQ
Ooourh IN ltnnloIc @lttb periebt nor
cen iein bob ibm Nnoere i'm IDonce.
ncnt filr5li6 uorgcjo0en pitroen.
Gaitnono mar iu1Greno oes giirger.
tricAe3 Sberlt 6eS /. Hegiments BON
Noro.9orolino, crreifte elm 9i.er
con SO Snbrcn uno bintcrl1Bt cine
2SittWc, meld)e in Der Stoot Netp.
Slorf mobnbaft lit.
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Mpic Nchlcr's Nlnnc.

gbiloOeIp6io, 90, s. augilit.
- &or Dem Srieoensrifter Gorcp err
id)ieu bicr Die 't5.jGbrige Eeorl Noit
aeBler aus Der Stoot Nem.g)orf nit
elmer alnge gegeu Benjamin 9erns
Itein un0 Sermun Sapatte, 0eioe
gleihiolls ans Nems 9)orf, mo Nus
than Ofiuer bon bier, norm tie be.
bnuptete, Die 9eflogtet bitten iie aus
lbrer Wobnung III 0rooflDn gelodt
unO bier babe JIG gcrnitein Dem Mil,
Ter ii6ernieien nm JIG einem 2eben
Der S6anoe 81 itberantuorten. Srie.
ocnsritter Gorep it2ltc @ernitein IL.
MiQer peqen gerfiibrung elmer Wiilt.
oe~rIabrigen uno in0eb0rigen gerbol-
tens in ieoem Sale inter cine giirg.
id,oit bon $500, mG6rcnO Sopette ne
gen %man9eln0er 9cueiie cntloliel
lpuroe.
@Gbren0 scr @erid)tsDer6onolun,
gen mad)te Der 9ruOer pon Hoie aeB.
Ter einen Nngriii olti @ernitein unb
idlug i'm 81 @oben. Gr miir0e nod)
ld.limmer nit gernitein uctio6ren
ieil, mem linn nidt lSoli5iiten in cen
arm geiallcn lu1ren. Hoie aeBler jag.
tie aus, iie iei iiir $25 perfouit NOR.
01n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
NoUlpb Builds Granfbcit.

st 2ouiS, 8. Sluguit. - Cine
bier cingetroffene &obcloepeide aus
@nris mcIOct, boB IoolpbuS 9rid,
Der betonnte ct. 9oltiicr 9rouberr,
Ibrper leiocno lit unO feline Sur in
&arlSboo unterbredel muBtc. Der
Eotient murOe nod ieiner ogiao
Gill" an Hbein in ser NGbe BON
Wfoinj gcbro6t. @ie Die aobelmcl.
Dung ioqt, bat Der Better oeS SoteI
9riitol in Berlin, Conrad llbI, fol.
genoeI epeide befommcn: .Noulpbuo
8ui1 icbr fronf. @iro nie nod)
9lmerifo 5uriidfommcn." 8on Der
6omilie 9uid beiinOet iid ou9en.
tlidlid fem Wiit0lieo in ct. 2ouiS
unO in Der 8rolterci bate Niemono
ctlpoS BON elmer erniten arantbeit
9e6ort.
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In Ssucrln.
%rdiioeut Eoit trifit otf icinem
Sommerpobniib Elm mo iiuoct
Die Seinigen pobloui.


8eucrlp, Woii., s. Altgltit.
Gcitern MIorqen nm S llbr 80 Win.
truf ErGiioent loit ouf ietnem Som.
merits 81 @po0berrp Goint Elm un0
iuur0c bon Ieiner gnl5en 6umiIie be.
grilBt 0cren WlitgIieoer er obne Plus.
nubmc luobInlf u1o bercit foll0, ieinc
led)alU66igen 6erien init ibnt in pol.
len 3itGen 81 gcnieBen. Zen YrGii.
Oenten begIeiteten ieine Yripot.S efre'
tarc unO iein militGriider Noiututt
GopitGu NrhibolO Butt. @ie Der
Er0iioCnt ertIdrte, bat cr fiir Die Ser
meuOuna icitcr 5ericu feline Eldnc
ouigeitellt mo lid MIR uorgenoms
men, 10 piel 3cit pie mo9Iih Der
Rubc un0 Grbolllua 5u mi1ntcll mo
iif nit StUatSgcibQften 10 tperIB
mie m0glib 81 beioiien.
Ter 6e0crol GrpreBs 3ug bat aus
@uibington olldNcine Nn5obI Eferoc
nit bcriibcr Qcbrod,t, oo Der Proii'
0cnt pGbrCnO ieiueS bieIigen Nufcnt.
holtes offers 81 rciten Gcoentt. Bic
len 1iiCutli6en 6eitlidfciten bcobiid)'
tigt CT nid)t bei3uiuobnen, ionOern ildJ
aui oos @olfipiel, N%utoiobrtcn uno
0elrgentli6e 9lltSiliiac 5u bei6rdn'
ten, 3lt melten Die por5iiqlidlCu 2onos
ltroBeH BON Giicr.GountD oirett olli,
Iur0crn, 1u5u biirften nod cinipc
8crguiigungafohrtcn uuf Ser Sodt
oSDlpb" un0 m6gIid)ertpeiIe Elm paar
9(ngelportie'n nit ben 9inoern font
men.
Bur groBcn 5rcuOc oeS ErGiiocn.
ten bat ser 8eiunobeitS5uitono icincr
Satin lid be0cllteuo gebpiiert, 10 oaB
lie i'm Stauoe mar, ibn an 9obnDof
81 beariiBell. 2uf Dem 9obnbof biClt
lid Der ErGiioent feinen Nl,genblif
oui ionOeru elite ioiort gu ocm Nu'
tomobil, in meldem i'm ieine @ottiu
lino oeren Sdmeiter crmorteten uulo
oic @~c0riiBlmg nit ieiner 2eben5ge.
i6brttn tuor cine iebr ber5Iide.
&Gbreno Ser 8rGiiOent ii1 nod
ieinem Mobniib bC9ob, riftetcn sic
9eomten. melbe nit linn aus @oit.
in0ton gcfommen limo, lid IN Den
H1umliftciten Elm, mel6e ser 9oor0
Of Sro0e ibnen mittclr in Der Sto0t
5llr &eriiigun9 geitcllt bot. Sefretor
Carpenter mo SiilfSiefret1r Softer
ionOcn iiir it'd elm beQuemcS 3immcr,
in lpeldem iie 8eiudcr e%mpfon9en
mo @eid6fte ~erIeOigen t0nnen, unO
nnoerc &6lrme iino iiir oos 9iireol;.
4crionoI beitimmt. ltntcr ser Sci
tung bes Sotpt-S ngenieurs @0norO
@. Smitbers NOR in %fltr5er 3eit ein
Observation-Disclosures ein9cridtet ull0
6 iblir6t "dlabdT6 Ser gerfeGf" Hit
Moi6inQton croiinet. Gs peritpbt iid)
bon iclbit. sob oic GrGbte ouSitIieii
lid fir ben omtlid)eu 8ertebr be.
itinmt limo.
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stnrmidnorn in gaiscuniin.

Ncm " dl mo ., MiHr. S. glla.
Gin 6citigpr Sturm mcI6cr 0citeru
Nbeno in biaiiger @cgc1O tobtc, hat
cincn Ycru0grnSihahen nom rtuu
$1,000 ougeriftet. Sn eincm Stale,
lueIGcn cin @libitrobI in 9ronO &C.
lett hattie, fouen iedj@, III yjnem an.
Oercu pier 8ierbc nm. Alli elmer an
0creu 6orul murben is &iu0er pom
0lib CrihInaCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
MaDOrSiObn SnrdJ NntO.llnfaa &c.
tD0tCt.

Htle&, Mtidy 8. Nllgllit. Hui-
Jeff Carl, Der II Sabre oltc Sobn oe8
WoporS 9. i. Gorl bon bier, inib
boourd ieinen 3oo, OoB iein Nllto-
mobil bel Wtiibopofo, Su0., bon Dem
Twentieth Century &imiteo -9obn-
3ug Der &ofe Sbore nngeronnt un6
5ertriimmert muroe. Sin 6reumb be8
iiln9ch Gorl, Moie0 SorriS, Der Sobn
zines promineltcn Embellishments,
Der iid) IN Dem Nltonlobil befonb, er.
lit G%erlebu1gcn, Die pobribeinIid
toOtliG iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
sdlph ihrcn @otten nieoer.
Slide einer 5ralt, Oeren gbennom lie
81 einem 2eben ser Sdonoe 5t
,tpfttnnt, pori,th+n

Jltlu9c ClICl ISIuu, otitil SUelltulII liz
81 cinem 2eben ser Sdonoe 81
3mingen periudtc,
Rem 0ort, s. Nuguit. - Pin.
grblid, pcit ibr 8otte MorriS Cor.
lett itc 81 eincm Sebcn Der S6un0c
r%cronlaiien WoIlte, iogte oie 26.idb.
rlae 6rou @uuline 8oriett in ibrer
@obuln8, &r. 1872, aeap.S truBe,
DEM nod i'm Bette l~icgcnOen Butterr
cine augcl in Orn 9opi, nm i'm 81
t0btcn, uno Der Sfnerperlebte liegt
jcbt in bc0cnflidcm 3uitonOe i'm
oGaItcrn QiitriftS Soipitol" oar
nic0cr. 6rou 8orictt mlroe ummit,
tubor nod ibrer &er5peiiImugstbot
III Soit acnorimcn ltltb pom Wagi.
itrot Si1ginbOtbam I'M @oli3ri9cribt
on Der 9eoioro-N ocnlc obrc 3uIoi.
illlg BON 9iiraiduit III Oos 0eiGnQ.
nib geldJidt, I'M Den gerlmlf Der Ser.
icbumg ors @otteu ub5umorten.
9ci'm EoiiirGn Oc5 0ouic5 an ser
@capitraBe ac9rn 1913 llbr Morgcn5
b6rte Der @oIi3iit Batting cinenS duB
iuuen, mo cr mollte gcrooe ms SulS
binein gebcn, ais 6rou 8orictt nit
cnncm Heueolucr IN ser 6Qn0 bernllS
gc!nlticn fam. Phi ole 6roge oc9
Eoii5iitcn, mas gei6ebPu lei, ontruor.
tctc Die I'M b6hitcn 8rooc crrcatt
NralL lie bobc ibrcn Buttcu geid)ui.
jon, mo ging nit Dem GoliJiIten IN
lbre Nobnlmg 5uriid, no 8oriett be.
mlBtlo5 oui benz Bette lag. Gr blu.
tttc ais elmer &ugelmum0c in ser lin.
ten Nonac, uto eS 5eigtc lid, ooB
Die &llgel, mcldJc Die Satin ollf ibn
obacicncrt buttc, ibm in Den 8almen
%Georungcn mar.
SoboIo @orictt ms Soipital qc.
ihoiit morocn mar, brod)tc ser &oli.
sit ociicn Satin nod Der Hepier.
mn6c an Der 9eoioro. 9lpcnre, no.
ielbit. Die Nrrcitolttin DEM GopitGlt
Cooley gc0cniiber foIgcnoe NuSioge
niofte: sd bin nit meillem 0atten
0dt Sabre pCrbeirotDct ln0 unierc
CHE lit finOcrIoS gcbliebeu. 9alo
rod Der SOd5eit bcgom meiu @attc,
r;,dl grolriom 3l bebon0cln. Gr ar
beitcte ol0 Shncioer, brodte obcr iait
ben gonjen GeroienIt in Sen @irtb.
IhoIten oltrd unb unteritiltte mid
htdt, 10 OaB id) iclbit orbciten muBtc.
Nor mebrercn Woben bortc er 0or5
cuL 5. urbeitcn mo mohtc mir oen
8orihlu8, oub idJ, 0n ib bii6ih iei,
dui Die StroBc geben ln0 @el0 Der.
hicnen iolte. Zen gleiden 8oridlo0
nodtc er mir orlh acitern, ulo 0ua
broftc Mid 10 IN Corn, oob id in
cincm RiunoIeibgeid)uit einen RepoI.
pcr foritc, INN meinen Gqtten 5u err
ifiebeni Inn Damn diidl mid. @titcrn
bette iH nidt Den M|utb on5u, ootb
as mcin @ottc bei'm Grlpoden bcitte
Morgcn pieOer nit ieinem 8orihluge
fam boItc id ihncq ocn HcpoIuer
ans Dem Softer unO ifob mcinen
@ottcn. Sd mollte ord mid eridic.
buL oof Der S6uB bate mir einen
irldcn Shrcden ~ein9cjogt, bob id
Gus Dem SauiC liei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
NbfaGrtstage Der Gniia8itr'S ampfcr
uutt Weiu.Wurf.

am 10. 9tltguit q&otterOum" nod
Stttteroom. a.,
gIm TO- 9liguit UGcrilie" mad,
Nremen. ~, ... .sui.
Nm If. Augrtit oFcunipIuanio"
Ecd) @omburG, M
PM #. 9tuguit nWartbn @nib.
%il.0tou" no6 NeopeI uno 9rieit.
Am If. Nuguit aSeutonic" nad)
Soutbnmpton. ,e-,-
aim fl. auguIt D%Gampanio" uady
9iprrpooI.
Sim ~. Nllguit nGouroine" nod)
SABRE.
Nm 70. NuguIt Bremen" nod
Bremen.
PIN ii. 9hnguIt na0uigin Qouiie"
rod Bremen.
9(m fl. NuguIt nGormonin" uod)
2iuerpool.
am "A. Iu9uit Somburg" uadj
Gibraltar unO 9teopcI.
Am IA. Nuguit n9erIin" mad
NeopcI unb @cnua.
Nm "A. Nugnlt nMaoomno" mad
gcopcI mo Marioiue.
gIm II. Nuauit YCuc 81 N6rl55i"
nof Neopel uno @enuo.
gm IA. Nltgnit st. Saul" noG
Soutbompton.
Nn II. Nltguit .2aplonO" Iod)
Ioper mo Intlucrpcn.
Am IA. au9uIt oMimneDobo" rof
2onoou.
Nm IA. auguIt "9oltic" uod)
2iuerpool.
Nm fl. NuguIt ~6,trneiiia" nod
Glasgow.
Am II. s(itanit nIpnoom" nody
9i%ottcroom.
gm II. Nuanit Bring 5ric6rif
@ilbelm" mad Bremen.
gm IS. guguit DAoriatic" nod
Soutbompton.
Nm IS. NllguIt o2uiitonio" nad
Sinerpool.
Nm IS. 9(uguit nRreiioent Gin.
coin" nod @ontburg.
gm 10. Nu0uIt o9reta9ne" nody
SABRE.
Am 10. gugllIt nOSfor ser 3uei.
te" rad aopenbngcr.
Pm 10. altguit oBonnonio" mad
! Gibraltar un0 Neupcl. Hoy
PIN 81. Iuguit DNrobic" nod
2luerpool.
PIN 81. IuguIt minneapolis"
mad 9on0on.
Nm 81. 9(u0uIt ognocrIono" nod)
Goner rno Nntncrpet.
Pm 81. Nugult n9tem- Dorf" uod)
Surltbampton.
slm 81 NfuauIt Cincinnati" nad
Som6lirg.
PIN 81. auguit ~Stalia" nod
Noopel.
arN(m "a. Nuguit nAieutp. Amitcr.
'Sfm" nad Hotter0om.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09

mlroe oui Der STEELE 0,t0otct. mGb-
reno Der Gi9cntbiimer Ocs 6ubrmerfS
Der StublbGnOler 9eniomiu Sitter,
mo Charles Sterbr oo8 @emubtieill
0~crloren mo Die beiOen onOcrcu On,
iuiien nit Iciftcn &crleBlnacn 0opon
tNmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09
Nnto.ltmoliif ~ Bethlehem.

Bethlehem, go, s. suguIt. -
Gurd ben pl0bliden 3uiammenbrud)
zines gorraoes iiberidlug lid cin 9(u.
tomobil, IN meldem finn M%0beIbGno-
Ter aus E9ilooclpbia iaBen, 81 No5a.
retb, ni6f .peit bon bier. ". s.. @o.
goner, Der @itt1B raiibcnt ser !. 9.
San Sriter Co. inl Gmoen. M,
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@ridus bic idlnfenSe @nttin.

gobcop9eon Gnt., s. 4ugltIt.
- ). ). Sumter, Der BETTER oes
~ Nopol Sotel," eridoB ieine Satin,
p1breno iic idlafenb I'M Bette lag.
er ioa Die 5bot III Der 5runfenbeit
ous giieriud)t bcgonBcn baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-09

Mcoi5iniid)c Nu5ci9en.
DIR. r., ~sAPrGNGToN's

6lcbrrs MN SnltitliroIt iNnII01t,
Sir 6icbcr, Sr0it mo Stittte.iruit etc. Sinc
6lninc inrirt. mo e5 felt lt6 feiu }pciicr
| z6ltlcliruil Elm. @tcbt nub Alie @clnnhbtt.
Sab unh Gcrin1inus Slrube. @iun ulcn glpu.
ibclerH OCrfnuit. .EreiS 81. ~(NuNLtQiiD
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Haife CUR Geiie in's Nnslanb be-
ierst s. @aine, Wr. Alb, Cft.yalti.
nervffafS ua5r Gxfea Spxie I'VE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
KING GEORGE
Sale Of a Fam-ElsetIon oif!csrs AppoIatsd-
Personals

King George c. H.. Va April 10.
Ar. and Mrs. James l. Payne. OF
Washington, have sold their farm on the
road leading from IDdiaOtown to st.
Psurs church for 81 900
Mrs Maggie Dorsett, OF Loudoun coun-
". IL Waiting Miss Mary o. Tayloe
Miss Fannie Love, oi Essex, IL visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith.
Mrs. Wm rsy loe. who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughters, Mrs.
Maxwell Harrington. OF Dover, Del, and
Ars. Z. Tayloe, OF Ansted, W. Va. has
returned
The electoral board has made the fol
lowing appointments Of district election
officers:
Judges Of election for Shiloh-R. f. l..
Hartman, W. B. Edwards, Jr.. and J.
n. Rsdman.
Judges Of election for Hampstead pre-
cinct-Aiex Peed, o. o. Owens, Fielding
Berry.
Judges OF election for PassapatsnEy
preciDct-Huntar Talisierro, Wallace
Jones and ID W. Coakley.
Judges of election for Rappahannock
district-John Pollock, Rudolph Rogers.
W. L. Welch.
Rsgistrsra, Rappshsnnock district
j. ~ Hoggs Shiloh districi-W. h.
Davis Hampstead district-H X Stuart.
Ci-rks election Tor Hsmpstead-R W.
Coak!ey, r p. Qussenberry.
Clerks election. RsppAhsunock-Arm
isteed Lewis, Robt. L. Robb.
Clerks election for Pa-sapatauzy-
Emerson Purks, Julian l. Pratt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
What Ails Youl

Do you feel weak, tired, despondent
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning. heart
burn,- belching Of gas, acid risings in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath. dizzy spells. poor or
variable appetite, nausea st times and
kindred symptoms7
yoGAave any considerable number Of
the>> above syRptoms you are suffering
from Nlliousns6e, Nerpid liver with indI-
ssstion,>az,SSypepssHS Dr., Pierce,s Golden
Medical plscoyerxlAmada np oi the nosi
medical science for the permapapt cure oi
such ablormaI condItlons. II Is a mogl
efficient liver invigorator. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthsner.
The -Golden Medical Discovery . IS not
. patent medicine or secret nostrum, q
full list OF its ingredients being printed
on its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. A glance at its formula will show
that IL contains no alcohol, or harmful
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made with pure, triple-renned glycarine,
Of proper strength. from the roots OF the
following native American forest plants,
viI-. Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Snerrypark, queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The following leading medical authorities.
among q host OF others. extol the forpgoinf
roots for the cure OF Just such ailments as the
eboye symptoms indicate. Prof r. Bartholow.
u. D- Of Jefferson Med College. PhilG Prot
T. q Wood, n D., Qt Univ.of Pa; Prot Edvin
~ Hale y. D.. Of HAhnemann Med. Collega
American pispensstoryi Prot 1no ii. Scud-
ger. NJ D. Author OF specihe Medicines; Prot
Lanrepce johnson. n; d.. Med. Dept Univ Of
n "a Prot; Finley Ellingvood, NJ D.. Author
OF hateria Medica and Prof. IN Bennett Medi-
cal College Chicago Send name and ad-
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Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate ana
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HsX be used In conjunction with s0oldon
medical Discovery II bowels are much con-
stipated They're tiny and sugar-coated-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
BUSY BUSINESS MEN
Science Helps Them Out Aftx RsckIsssIy Abus-
lag Tho Stomach.

The most reckless man in regard to
health is the busy business man. At noon
be rushes out for bite to eat. He bolts
his food without proper masticetion,
and heaps on his stomach an extra
burden greater than it is able to carry
without breaking down.
His overworked stomach Is crying for
help; IL appeals to him for relief In va
rious ways: Expulsion OF sour gas;
waterbrash, sour taste IN mouth; heavi-
ness after eating; shortness OF breath;
bad breath, etc.
One ki-o-na tablet taken with or after
each meal will help any sufferer from
dyspepsia wonderfully. IL aids the stom-
ach In the work Of digestion which it
must perform.
Mona tablets are sold by Goolriek's .
Pharmacy at SOC a large box, with a
rigid guarantee to cure dyspepsia and all
stomach trouble, or money back. They
make eating q pleasure.
Mona clesnses and puriiss the stom-
sch and bowels and puts vigor and
strength into the overworked tissues. It
Is the surest stomach tonic 10 the world
Mona is sold by leading druggists
everywhere
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
THE JUNIORS BANQUET
College Students and Faculty Enjoy SociaI
Evening

The banquet given by the Junior class
In honor OF the Faculty and Senior class
Thursday night at Williams cafe was q
sequel to the College night celebration
Those present were Misses Grace Butler,
Elsie Keim, Annie Fulton, Margaret
Barnes. JAMIE Bishop. Elizabeth Boul-
S-se, Martha Latimer, Jessie Wicker,
Katharine Wauchope, Jennie Somerville,
Matte Miller, little May Fulton, May
Rowe. Emma Gold Hutcheson, Cary
Graers. Virginia Patteson; Messrs. George
Rowe, James Somerviile. Lyle Jones,
HOlms Turner, Nat Rodrigues. Marsden
smith, Drury Jones. Emory Washburn,
Woodrow Hassell. h s. Shaw, W. W.
Rankin, Gibson Taylor. DR.. and Mrs.
Barney and Mr.. and Mrs. Rosebro.
Alter the Invocation by Mr.. Rosebro
there was clinkiLg OF glasses and merry
laughter for time.
Mr.. George Rowe, the president OF the
Junior class and toastmastsr OF the oc-
casion, then called upon Mr.. Rodrigues
20 toast the Senior class, which he did
with great earnestness and feeling.
Next in order was n toast 70 "0ur
Faculty" given by Mr.. Marsden Smith,
president OF the Senior class. This toast
was followed by an intermission in
which small pyramids Of caramel and
vanilla Ice cream disappeared.
The Faculty was then called upon for
toasts. Mr.. Rankin was very much
moved" by bis subject. college Spirit"
and Mr.. Shaw wsxed eloquent while
toasting "the ladies'
The toRstmaster next called for ''im-
protuus" beginning with DIR. Barney,
who made all ''see visions" and dream
dreams" for the members of the Senior
class individually.
Mr.. Taylor ans wered his toast with
an inspired address 70 the whole CON-
pany. Then followed several toasts by
Mr.. RosebrO aud the Senior class.
At a late hour the guests departed,
each declaring IL 20 be the best entertain
ment OF the season.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13

m the name OF the Common wealth of
Virginia In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit court of the county OF Spotsvl
vania on the 18th da, of March, 1908.
In Equity.
Lucy Boone plaintiff, against Ivy
Boone, widow of John Boone, deceased;
William Boone, Shepherd Boone, Louisa
Boone, Lizzie Boone. and the infant chill
dren OF Lizzie Boone, whb are unknown.
Matte Boone widow of Arthur Boone.
deceased; Daniel Boone, infant 10 years
old; Jessie Boone, infant IL years old,
W. W Butzner, guardian ad litem for
infant defendants, and ]. p. Turnkey,
sheriff, administrator Of George Boone,
deceased, defendants.
The object of his suit is to obtain par
tition OF a tract of land lying and being
IN the county OF Spotsylvania, Virginia,
near Summit and being the same land
that was conveyed unto George Boone
by Florence G. Buchanan and husband
by deed duly recorded. And to recover
for the plaintiff debt of $7S as well as
$3.50 for permanent improvement placed
on said land by the plaintiff and to re-
cover $15 doctors bill
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendants, William Boone,
Louisa Boone, Lizzie Boone, Matte
Boone and Ivy Boone, are not residents
OF the State of Virginia, it is ordered that
they do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof. and do
what may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit And it is further
ordered that a copy thereof be published
once week for four weeks in fhe Free
Lance and that a copy be posted at the
'front.' door OF the court house of this
county on or before the next succeeding
rule day after the entry of this suit
Teste:
Il. A, Harris, Clerk.
Frederick W. Coleman, p q
A copy-reste:
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
IMPROVEMENTS TO
PYTHIAN BUILDING

The Pythian Hall on Main st. has been
repainted. the walls calcimined inside,
the entire ball and ante room, by Rodgers
and Revere. New curtains. carpets and
rugs laid by Hopkins Furniture Co This
work was ordered by the Py THAN Sisters
and done under the supervision OF this
committee, Mrs Nellie Baker. chairman;
Mrs. N. s. Sacrey, Mrs John Hehio;
Aessrs. James r. Leitch, John Hefiln,
James Mussleman, Mrs. George Hefiln
and Mrs. Emmett Allison. 1t Is one of
the handsomest lodge rooms IN the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-04-13
MARKED IMPROVEMENTS

The granolithic curb being laid along
Prince Edward St, from Hirsh's corner
to Amelia. is an object lesson Of what
improvement can be made at acompara-
lively small cost to the city. Two OF the
property owners. DR.. J. GArnett King
and Mr.. David Hirsh, have laid grano-
lithic pavements and approaches To
their houses at their own expense and
one hardly recognizes the places, the Inn
proyement Is so marked. Ii Is hoped the
other owners Will follow suit on
that block. Mr.. Hirsh is also laying
granolithic walks inside his yard on the
opposite side Of the street