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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Iowa News NOJes.

CEDAR RAPIDS-Frank Kul.sek, aged
%, a retired farmer living AT Ely, COM
mitted suicide today by shooting himssl'
with a shotgun.
ESTHERVILLE-E. r. I.ittell Yesterday
sold his general store 10 Earl &. Bryant,
proprietor of the Bryant Department store.
Mr.. Bryant took possession today.
NEWTON-Charlvs A. Gobford, upon re
turning from Des Moines last night, where
he had spent the day, swallowed the con-
tents of a bottle Of cllOroform, He is still
in a precarious condition.
FORT DODGE-A Rowena circle Of the
Brotherhood of American Yoemen lodge
has just been organized I'm the city, with
Miss Jennie Struck as president; Mrs.
Martha Haase, secretary; Mrs. Addie Ack-
erson. treasurer.
GRINNELL-The Grinnell Buiness Mems
association has not only secured the
promise from the authorities at Ames of a
short course here next year, but will have
Prof. Holden and Mrs. Charlton from the
State college here for addresses to the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Real Estate Transfer.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
March 81, by the awattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
j. Il. Trush and wife to Chris Peter
son, south 80 feet of lots I, s, Q, 10
and n, block L., Underwood, q. c. d..S /
Peter Schwensoha and wife to j. H..
G. Stuhr, lot 3. block 4, Great West
crn add, Minden, W d.,.,.,....r.. 80
l.. G. James and wife TO Michael
Bremen. lots u, 10, "A. Is and Is,
block 6, Central sub, Council Bluffs,
A. l.. Gretzer and wife to Anna r.
Hahn, lot Y, block IS, Central sub,
Council Bluffs, " d..n..,....... 5OO
Theodore Reimers and wife to Walter
F.. Petersen. lots l and ., block /,
Rabbit add, Council Bluffs. " d.. 500
j. r. Thrush and wife TO Chris Peter
son, north l42 feet Of lots Z, s, 3,
10. II, block II. Underwood. .....,.. rs
A. 7. Brown, widower, To Levi and
Ann Hildebrand, part sWl4 SELL 12-i5-
40, W q ............... l,9v
W. A. Johnson and wife TO Flora f.
Colon, sS of lot s, block Il. Bayliss
q Palmer's add, Council Bluffs,
Charles f. Olsen and wife to G. NJ.
NxteiI, VIZ sci. S-0-4S, W d, ZOO
Samuel Christensen and wife to Peter
Bondo, nei4 neh 2-76-43. and sei4
nwi4 2-T-43, W d...."..........,.. 800
Total, ten transfers ........... $40, 6Ol
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Council Bluffs

o'clock, when smoke was seen pouring out
OF the windows of the second floor Of the
Clark building, in which the club rooms
and lodge hall Of the Eagles are located.
The firemen. who we're quickly on the
scene, were hampered in their efforts TO
locate the seat OF the blaze by the dense
smoke which filled the rooms. It was
found, however. to have originated under
meath the cigar case in the club room
among some paper and Is supposed to have
been caused by mice and matches.
Aside from that caused by the smoke
there was little damage, although the cigar
case and stock Of Havanas were practically
destroyed. One Of the curtains caught fire
and was burned and the wall paper was
more or less badly smoked. 1t Is thought
that 500 will cover the damage,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
LIQUOR DECISION in IOWA
SaIOOnkeeper Once EnJoined Cannot
Resume Business without Com
sent Of Voters.

DAVENPORT, Ia, March ga saloon
keeper who has once been enjoined from
doing business in Iowa, cannot re-enter
the saloon business without the written
consent Of a majority Of the voters in tho
city, according 10 a decision handed down
by the district court today. A test case
was brought by the civic Federation OF
Davenport and the decision will put seven
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Benten for office After FIFTY Years.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. April 1-(Special)
-Lanfear Knapp, who for half a century
has been justice of the peace in this city
and for over forty years city assessor, was
yesterday defeated by the democratic nom
lnee, Hans Crone. who is a crippled man
needing the financial aid the position
brings. Mr.. Knapp has been a trusted
city official and feels his defeat, which
Is attributed by many 10 his appointing
for his deputy n man of considerable
means. II. j. Pfeiffer was elected mayor
on the republican ticket, and all the re-
publican nominees won excepting the as
SCISSOR and one councilman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

IOWA CITY, Ia, April I-tspecialJ-
Today the jury was drawn in the trial
of Macbeth and tomorrow afternoon the
opening statements will be made by Judson
Piper Of Mt. Pleasant and Charles e.
Herrick of Extra, and the University %
Iowa moot trial Of the 5nakespearian
character will have been commenced.
The jury was drawn from the freshmen
class. The attorneys for both sides nave
arranged their evidence and instructed
their witnesses. It is hoped to have a
verdict on Macbeth's fate by Tuesday Of
next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
A fortunate Texan.

e w. Goodloe, Dallas, Texas, found a
sure cure for malaria and biliousness in
DR.. Kings New Life pills, sSc. For sale
Beston Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
MI. z. G. FrItts. Onoonta. 81 V writes.

Mr.. T. g. Fritts, Oneouta, y. Y, writes:
MY little girl was greatly benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative. and think
it IS the best remedy for constipation and
liver trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative is
best for women and children, as it is mild.
pleasant and effective, and is a splendid
spring medicine, as it clcanses the system
and clears the complexion. Sold by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

va oounon Iluffs offlos 81 The
Omaha nss IL ~ - soett street.
Beta Thenaa e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

Fire IN Eagles Club Rooms.
Considerable excitement was caused on
Pearl street yesterday afternoon about 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

DeGrew & Fuller, the fastest psnto-
mimical comedy acrobats in the profess
sion, in which they introduce acrobatic
feats and ground tumbling, at the Diamond
theater Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-02

to Nd were issued yesterday to
N.N1-ug,..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
FREDERICKSBURG POWER CO.
Asauss Pstua MH ropsru sna M.sr rrh,,.

The fredericksburg Milling Co. prom
erty, known as Pettit's mill. near t6e
railroad bridge OF the X, r. 4 r. r. 4.
across the kappahannock, has been pur-
chased by the Frederieksburg Power Co
also the water rights appurtenant To the
property, being power equivalent 70
hfty effective horse
Pursuant To the declared policy of thu
Fredericksburg Power Co the water
power at this mill will bo discontinued
and this measure Of power will be added
To the dow OF the water To pass through
the plant OF the Electric Generating "a.
10 construct which this latter COMPANY
recently received = franchise from the
city. WV
The officers Of She Power Company had
NO information To give out concerning
the purchase except the fact that the
property had been purchased but IL ~
understood that the site OF the old mill
VIII be used Tor u factory site. and Il Il
known that the Federal officials have
been Interviewed with the object OF get
ting thechannel Of the river dredged from
the present upper wharf TO the old stone
wharf which was formerly used at the
mill property, so as To admit OF vessels
coming up 10 the mill property.
The disseminating OF the water power
at this mill will result in closing the old
Hume from the mill up the junction OF
the branch canal with the main canal.
near DannehPs foundry, and will permit
the knocking out OF the water gate 30
long maintained near Dannehps shop.
thus reducing very considerably the head
and TALL OF the water In she canal on the
western shed OF the city and rendering
not only possible, but an assured fact.
the complete drainage OF the swamp 40
long existing In the bottom from the city
station down TO the boulevard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
MEMORIAL DAYAT BOWLING GREEN

The Bowling Green Chapter OF the
nited Daughters OF the Confederacy
viii observe June the third as memorial
day, II having been also planned 70 con
Ter crosses on that day All members
and friends OF the chapter are cordially
Invited to participate ia these solemn
exercises
The meeting will be held at the Court
House square at three O'Clock. whera ths
comforting oil crosses will take place. To
getber with some short addresses and
sweet songs The Chapter and It's friends
VIII then proceed to the Cemetery TO
place wrsaths aud flowers on the graves
OF our noble heroes.
The members OF the Chapter are eAy-
nestly requested TO donate ten cents each
on that day towards building the Lee
monument at Arlington. The Chap.er
VIII be grateful to all those who are in
elined 20 contribute "a Ike amount 10
that worthy cause
committee OF three Young ladies
Misses voolfolk, Anderson aud Collins
VIII solicit the small contribution from
the members of the Chapter The giving
TO the cause by sympathetic friends IL 81
course. optional with them.
The members OF the Chapter. and IN.
terested friends, are requested to bring
MOWERS and evergreens and assist ia the
making OF wresths on the afternoon Of
3rd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
REV. A. p. HASSELL
Orduston Services at pr.sbytsri.u Church

The Presbytery of East Hanover held
AN adjourned meeting in the chapel of
the Presby church Monday night
Tor the purpose of ordaining Mr.. A. Z.
iitlssell To the gospel ministry rs IA for
eign evangelist
The presbytery was opened with a ser
mon by the Rev. Tilden Scherer, pastor
OF the Hoge Memorial Church Of Rich
mond. Mr.. SchsreF Is pleasant and
iorcible speaker and preached very
appropriate sermon on Gods call to
men to work for the kingdom OF
Heaven"
Mr.. Hassell preached as a part OF his
trials Tor ordination and his sermon
gave excellent promise for his future use
fulness ana efficiency as 8 minister.
The constitutional questions were pro-
pounded by the acting moderator. Rag.
J ii. Henderlite, and Mr. Hassell was
then solemnly ordained 70 mis- high o.
flee by the laying on OF the hands OF the
presbytery. The prayer OF ordination
was offered by the Rev. John r. Rose
bro.
Mr.. Hsssell is a son OF Mrs. A. NJ. Has
sci, OF this city. he completed his course
at Union Seminary this year and receiv-
ed the degree OF Bachelor OF Divinity. He
IL young man OF excellent gifts aud at
tainments and OF very pleasing person
atty. He is under appointment as a
missionary TO Japan and expects to
leave Tor his field OF labor IA the fall
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
FREDERICKSBURG VS..
W0ODBERRY FOREST
Home Team Wins an Exciting Ten InnlnR Game.
Score Z to l.

SSGg 4 "
The College team went to Orange
Monday evening aud defeated Wood
berry Forest 10 the most exciting game
OF ball they have played this season
The game went 10 innings. and but for
an error by Woodbury. Forests short
stop IN the tenth inning no doubt the
game would have gone several innings
more.
Manning was IN excellent condition
and had more speed than he has shown
In any game this spring. lie struck out
men and allowed only three scatter
ing hits.
Lewis, Of Woodbury. Forest. also
pitched u good game, putting our boys
out in one, two, three order for the first
four innings.
Outside OF the pitching Of Manning
and Lewis. the hitting of Manning and
BOde and Benefits base running were
the features OF the game.
Woodbury. made her run I'm tbs second
inning on O batter beiS= -. - a pitched
ball, a passed ball and Msnning's wild
throw over Wormsck's head Freder-
icksburg scored IN the fifth inning on
henning's clean single. his steal Of sec
ond and BODIES long two-bagger to
right center. This was the only earned
run oi the game; the other run was scor-
ed In the tenth iDniDg on Somerville's
single over second and Woodberry' =
shortstop's throw over first.
The home boys pulled themselves out
OF a bad hole 10 she eighth inning when
Woodberry had three men on bases and
none out, the side being retired on
BRuman and Marshall making a iast
double play, and the third out being a
fly 20 MOrmack
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
ESSEX WINS AGAIN

AT the races in Richmond Monday
Essex, owned 10y Mr.. John NJ. Green, of
this city, was again a winner in the final
steeplechase, which was the premier
event OF the day, Essex winning by a
nose, after a great race with Lizzie Flat.
the horses running abreast. Essex led
into the home stretch Lizzie Flat
showed a wonderful burst of speed at
the finish, and would have won had the
course been 10 yards longer. The purse
was $3.50 and the distance two miles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
WALLACE LIBRARY BOARD MEETS
Thsy Rscommsns only On. lID--y q, n, ~.

~ "sNS'"''s"e S"J oo lNaJ 10 tn9 Cftg
The board OF directors OF the wailae.
Library held q meetiOx at the Office III
secretary ). J Quinn Tuesday At :
O'Clock. Present. st. George X. Fftz-
hugh, chairman. Capt. 3 J Quinn. aecre-
tary, hessrs. b. p. Willis. a 3 Lane.
Judge A. T. Embrey and Col r ID. Cole
Inc following resolutions were passed
unanimously:
Resolved. BY the board Of directors OF
the Wallace Library:
l. That In the opinion Of the board Il
would be both unnecessary and inerpe-
dient TO run two libraries 10 Fredericks
burg.
?. That the running OF two libraries
would be attended with double the ex-
Pense and would necsssitate the duplica
ton OF very many books
3 That the board most respectfully
recommend TO the ladies IN control
OF the present valuable library 10 our
city, that they turn over TO ths
wallace Library. upon such terms
snd conditions as said ladies may
deem proper. all the books and other
literature now in their possession. 40
that when the committee. which has
been selected by the president of the four
universities named IN Mr.. Wsllacs's will
10 select books. undertake that work
may not duplicate books already IN the
present library.
l. That committee appointed by
the chairman present these resolutions
10 the ladies controlling our present
library and ask for q speedy reply.
The committee is Judge Alvin I.
Embrey and Mr.. b. 2. Willis.
The will of G. Wistar Wallace directed
shat the committee to select books for
the Wallace Library be selected by presi-
dents OF University Of Virginia, Washing
ton and Lee, Richmond College and Ran
dolph- Macon College These gentlemen
selected Mr.. John S. Patton, librarian of
the University. chairman; President II Z
blackwell, r NJ. College; DIR. McIlwane.
State Librarian; Prof. J. A. C. Chandler.
Richmond College. This committee will
shortly meet in Richmond. Before they
act they must learn the action OF the
ladies controlling the present library on
the resolution of the board OF directors
OF the Wallace Library, which we pub
fish
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
Mr.. JAMES [. DAVIS DEAD

Mr.. James l.. Davis. a prominent
farmer OF Orange, died at his home near
True Blue. Monday night, OF pneumonia.
aged "a years. The deceased was a gal,
liant Confederate veteran, being a mem.
Der OF the 9th Va. Cavalry. a prosperc US
and valued citizen with host OF friends.
who VIII regret to learn OF his death
lie Is survived by his widow and four
children, Mrs. John L. Henderson. OF
caroline; Mrs. Charles Jones and Messrs.
Russell and Lucius Davis. OF Orange.
uneral services from residence Wednes-
nsy afternoon. lnterment in family
burying ground on farm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
DELEGATES TO PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Mr.. ;. W. Somerville and Rev. J. II.
Henderlite left for Baltimore Tuesday
where they expect to take the Merchants
Miners boat for Savannah. Ga In order
10 attend the sessions OF the General As
sembly OF She Presby terrain church, W hich
will convene In that city next Thursday.
The assembly will be opened with a ser
mon by the retiring moderator, Presi.
dent W. w. Moore. of Union Seminary.
and will be in session for a week or more.
This will be a notable meeting, as IN ad-
dition TO the usual business IL Will cele-
brate the 3OOth anniversary OF the birth
OF John Calvin. A number Of addresses
will he made on this occasion by
eminent speakers, both OF this country
and Europe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
PRESIDENT TAFT AND
PARTY GO THROUGH

The special train bearing President
TAFT aud party en- route 60 Petersburg
passed through here at $50 Wednesday
morning. The train consisted OF FIVE
Pullmans. A stop OF two minutes was
made to take water President Taft oc-
cupled the private car, Olympia, which
was the last OF the train and there was
no sound TO Indicate his presence, all be-
ing asleep except the brakeman. Fully
one hundred people had gathered hoping
to get a glimpse of the President and
there was some disappointment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
MRS. ]. o. WALKER DEAD

Mrs Gladys T. Walker, the wife OF Mr..
J. .. Walker. died at her home as Urban
ns Va, Monday, aged a years. after a
painful illness OF typhoid. Besides her
husband she Is survived by one child. her
father, Mr.. K. l.. Tyson, OF Falmouth;
one sister and five brothers. The 70.
mains arrived here at 3 p m Tuesday
and funeral from Falmouth Baptist
church at p. IN. Wednesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
REFLECTED FOR ANOTHER TERM

Mr.. II II. Mclean. who for the past
two years has been principal of the high
school at Washington, North Carolina IA
at home on a visit TO his mother. Mrs
:. Mel Wilson. Mr.. McIean's term as
principal does not expire until August.
but be has already been informed bv his
board that he has been reelected for
another year. This speaks we'll for the
satisfaction he has been giving.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
THE BUcKNER FIRE

The fire at the Buckner residence
Monday was discovered by Jack Evans,
colored, who was working In the field.
The alarm was given and Mr. Henry
Warden put four eolored men ia his sur
reg with fire extinguisher and galloped
to scene, but IL was evident from the
irst the house could not be saved. A
large number OF people went to the fire
and formed a bucket brigade from well
TO house and saved kitchen and other
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
INSPECTING PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING

The Joint committee OF Schools and
Public Property, who have charge Of the
erection OF the public school building,
with Inspector F. p. Stearns and Con-
tractor f. G. Helm, have made an IN
spection OF the building. IL was thor
oughly examined and only few small
defects found, which viii be attended to
at once, after which the building will be
received. 1t is & credit to the city and to
the contractor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
TO INSPECT SCHOOL FURNITURE

Messrs. Henry Warden, A. n. Garner
and J.W. Masters have been appointed by
ioint committee OF Schools and Public
Property to visit the best equipped pub
lie schools In Richmond, Washington, or
Lynchburg, iiitis necessary, with q view
OF selecting furniture for the public
school building here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
THE NEAR BEER CASE
o n Armstrong Flnsd $50 and costs-AppssI
Taken.

The case % Commonwealth W. o. N.
Armstrong Tor ceiling near beer was
called before Police Justice Henry
Dannehi THE morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Upon agreement - 20 the facts and for
the purpose OF making test case, the
defendant was found guilty as charged
In the warrant and fined fifty dollars
and costs and put under a five hundred
dollar bond with Alvin T. Embrey
surety. Mr.. Armstrong noted an appeal
tn the Corporation court.
This case will come up before Judge
Goolrick about the 27th OF May. Alvin
4. Embrey appeared for defendant and
q. K Swift and +. NJ. Chichester for the
Commonwealth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
IN HONOR OF MRS. R. S. KNOX

Miss Lima G. Harrison entertained Mrs.
Robt s. Knox at IA bridge party Mon
day sfternoon. Those present were Mrs.
Robt. S. Knox. Mrs. Clarance r. Howard.
Mrs 4. s. Shepherd, Mrs W. J. Chewn-
Ing, Misses Wallace, Edmo and Mary
Custis Lee. Kate Doggett, Sallie Carter,
Fannie Beale. Flora Mason. Sadie Taylor.
Page Waller and Lima Harrison. Mrs
Howard won the prize.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
Mr.. LANE WEEDS MISS SOUDAIN

Mr.. William Armistead Lane, OF New
York, formerly OF this city, and brother
OF Councilman II. b. Lane, was married
In New York Tuesday to Miss Amelie
Mary Kate Soudain, daughter OF N. and
Nine. Valentine Soudain, OF Paris.
France. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane sailed for
Europe Wednesday on the "Teutonic"
and VIII remain abroad for several
months.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY SOLD

Mr.. Thos. +. Jeiiress, of Richmond Va.
has purchased from the w. s. Embrey
estate 1000 acres of valuable land in
Spotsylvania county, Va, known as the
Hrindstone property. Mr.. Jeffress will
take charge OF the property as soon as
deed Is completed. Terms private. The
sale was effected through Jno. W. Ali
son, Jr., the real estate agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
THANKS

We take this opportunity to express
our grateful thanks TO all those who
came to our help IN the hour OF need and
so faithfully tried to save our beloved
home from the flames. Words are but
faint expression of feeling, but we wish
to assure each one OF our earnest appre-
citation and lasting gratitude for their
kind help on this occasion.
Misses Buckner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
TO THE PUBLIC

Ii gives the undersigned pleasure to
certify that we are acquainted with DIR.
A. r. Cline, veterinary surgeon, who Is
located In fredericksburg, and that DR..
Cline has practiced upon our horses and
cattle and has given satisfaction in every
respect. We believe DR.. Cline to be well
educated In his profession and fully capa-
Die, and most eheeriully recommend his
services to any one needing or desiring
the same
NJ. B. Rowe,
Henry Warden,
ChRs. II. Hurkamp,
r. c. Bedford,
Thos. S Shepherd,
Alvin t. Embrey,
J. b. Colbert,
Peyton Rowe,
W. s. Embrey,
&. W. Jones.
q. F. Cross,
(Agt STANDARD OH Coz
y. NJ. Armstrong,
Jno. AZ. w. Green,
Michael Wallace,
q. Frank Timberlake,
+. W. Feuerherd,
DIR. J. Garnett King,
s. l.. Powell.
W. A. Franklin,
| Il. q. Rilldrup
have attended several courts with DR.
Cline and noted his skill 10 bis profession
and IL give me pleasure to recommend
hlm Is an expert veterinary.
ml9 21-m2Ol2t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
INSPECTING PROPERTIES
OF A. p. v. ANTIQUITIES

Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and Mrs. VIII
Ham Lghtioot, OF Richmond, arrived
here Wednesday morning and were met
BY Gen. ID. d. Wheeler and wife and
driven TO the Martha Washington House
and Rising Sun Tavern, where inspec-
tton was made OF the two properties Of
A. p. v. A. They were afterwards en-
tertained at the home of Gen. and Mrs.
wheeler and went to Washington later
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
SKULL FRACTURED;
OPERATION PERFORMED

Henry Richardson, the sawyer at Mr..
g. W. Herring's mill near Whitewater. was
thrown by the engine belt and sustained
fracture of the skull and other injuries
Monday. Tuesday morning he was
brought here and the skull trephined by
Drs. Barney, Buck and Chswning. His
condition is regarded as extremely criti-
cal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
COMMENT IS UNNECESSARY

An estray COW was advertised in The
star Monday evening. In half an hour
after the paper was issued, the owner,
ex-hayor M. g. Willis, had his COW at
home, the result Of the ad.
mrs. walker Shelton, of Stafford, lost
a bundle containing goods bought here
saturday. She advertised in The Daily
Star that evening. Monday the bundle
was brought to the Star Office and the
finder received reward.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-20
Or. A. E. CLINE WILL
BE At ORANGE Court

DR.: A. f. Cline, veterinary surgeon,
viii be at Orange court Monday, May
"A. and will attend all cases OF horses
needing treatment. DIR Cline Is g skilled
veterinary and has given general salts
faction in the counties around Fred
ericksburg. m2Ol2t