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New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
ROBERT BACON IN PARIS.
New Ambassador to France Will Pre-
sent His Letters on FridaY

Paris. Dee. 2S.-Robert Bacon. who has
succeeded Henry White as American Am
bassador to France, arrived here this even
ing. lie was accompanied by Mrs. Bacon
and his son and daughter
The Ambassador was welcomed at the
station by the embassy staff and score of
personal friends An under secretary from
the Foreign Office extended greetings on
behalf of NJ. Pichon.
Mr.. Bacon drove directly to his residence.
in Rue FRANCOIS Premier. which he took
over from Ambassador White. He will pre-
sent his letters to President Fallieres at
the EIysee Palace on Friday
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
NEW KINGS LIST VOTED.
Albert of Belgium Gets the Same AL.
lowance as Leopold.

Brussels. Dec. 2s.-The Socialists in the
Chamber OF Deputies to-day opposed the
civil list OF the King. which amounts ~
3.SO0.000 francs $3.50. .o0o). and Teaffrmed their
allegiance 10 a republic. NJ. Royer de-
clared that the royal chateaus should be
turned into sanatoriums-
The appropriations, however, We're adopt
ed by vote OF 100 TO 80. The Kings civil
list Is the same as that granted 10 Leopold.
the new sovereign declining the Catholic
parJy's suggestion of an increase.
The Socialist amendment calling for an
inventory Of the contents OF the royal
palaces as TO prevent the sale of ma
tional property, as under King Leopold.
was defeated.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
ARRESTS IN NECKLACE CASE
Two Women Locked Up in Connection
with Alleged Robbery

In connection with tho loss Of a purse
containing a s1.32? necklace and $50 in
cash belonging to Mrs. A. e Mitchell, of
No. so Church street, two young women
were arrested in the Adams street court
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon, and brought
to Manhattan by Central Office Detectives
Brown, Griffin and Liebers. The prisoners.
who We're simply charged with being sus-
picious persons. said they were Sadie Stahl,
of No. so Lafayette avenue Brooklyn. and
TiHie Katz of No. Il East l12th street,
Manhattan.
Mrs. Mitchell'sl purse disappeared, ac-
cordng to the police, while she was in the
Mirror candy store a. No / West 34h
street, on December - last The two pris-
oners were locked up in the Mercer street
tstion. The police alIcge that their pict-
uTcs arc in the Rogues Gallery.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
YOUTH 4 SUICIDE.
Son of Congressman Coudrey
Shoots Himself.

St Louis. Dec. 2S.-Jerome NJ. Coudrey.
eighteen years old, son of Congressman
District shot and killed himself tonight
in his apartments at the Buckingham
Club.
Congressman Coudrey. who is in
washington. was advised of his sons
death and he started at once for st.
Louis on special train.
Young Coudrey was found dead with
a bullet hole in the head by his grand
mother, with whom he lived No cause
for the suicide is known.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
ZELAYA DENIED ASYLUM.
British Ship Would Only Take Him on
Certain Condition

Msnagua. Nicaragua. Dec. 2S.-The state
nlent by former President Zelaya At Sa-
hiia fruz, MeNIco, yesterday. that he had
been offered asylum on the British cruiser
Shearwater By the British Minister, IS de-
nied her" to-day
The facts ate these Zelaya when he
y ishei 10 leave tho country begged OF the
British Consul la this city that he be given
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
CLARK OUTLINES PROGRAMME.
Democrats Would Cut Appropriation
Bill and Kill Ship Subsidy.

Washington, Dec. 2s-"The programme of
the Democrats in the House a this session
is TO keep down the amount of the appro-
priation bills and to vote against ship sub
sidy." said the minority leader Champ
Clark. of Missouri, to-day.
The House leaders are rushing every
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

thing to get the approximation measures
through and that subject and the ship
subsidy appropriation seem to be about
the only two things that are TO be taken
UP. We are opposed 20 the ship subsidy
bill. We favor "A river and harbOr bill r
look for adjournment Of Congress IN APT
certainly by May l."
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

Ifilmi Pacha was appointed Grand Nizisr
by the Sultan. the resignation OF kianil
Pacha. on February IA. the present year,
and the rev Cabinet was constituted. on
May ). Soon after its formation the Cham
ler of Deputies and the Senate. with
scarcely dissenting voice, voted confidence
in the Ministry. after the governments pol
icy was explained. This policy included
the enforcing of economies to meet the
financial deficit and the eradication of the
causes which led to the Adana outbreaks
The Committee of Union and Progress,
which was the moving spirit in the over
throw of Sultan Abdul Hamid. has, since
the change in administration occurred, re-
tanned firm grip on the governmental ma
chinery, and there have been rumors since
the early part of September that the Cabi-
net would resign or be forced out of office,
More recently the committee demanded the
resignation of the Minister of Public Works,
and this demand was complied with There
has been much active opposition also In the
chamber To- the Grand Vizier, whose pro-
gramme did not satisfy the wishes of the
Young Turks.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
TURKISH C1BINETOUT
Led By Grand Visier, Nm
listers AH RESIGN.

Constantinople, Dec. 2s-The whole
Turkish Cabinet resigned this evening.
following the resignation of Hiiimi
Pacha, the Grand Vizier, who Withdrew
from the Ministry earlier in the day.
The Grand Viziers resignation, 1t is
understood, was due to intrigues against
him i'm the Chamber and threats by the
Committee of Union and Progress to
engineer a parliamentary vote of want
of confidence i'm the government.
Reports hint at military appoint
mont. possibly General Schefket Pacha,
as Hiimi Pacha's successor.
1t is reported that serious conflicts
have occurred at Bagdad, but this is not
confirmed officially
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29
VENEZUELA RECALLS AGENT
Terminates the Mission of DR.. Grisanti
to France.

Caracas, Dee. 2s-Thc Venezuelan gov
ernment has terminated the diplomatic
mission Of 81 Carlos Grisanti to France
because that country insists upon the arb
iration of the claims Of French citizens ex-
PEELED from Carupano by Castro Venezuela
bases its action on the treaty of 1855.
Or. Grisanti, who was appointed diplo-
matte agent To France and Holland last
August, will continue negotiations with the
latter country looking 10 the re-establish-
inent of mutual friendly relations.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-29

In February 1903. President Castro ex-
PEELED from Carupano the Spanish Vice
Consul. as well eight French merchants
who were engaged in business at that
port The reasons for this drastic action
were not diyulged, but II served to in
crease the resentment Of French public
opinion against Castro's arrogant treat
ment of foreigners.
President Gomez, on assuming Office de-
ciined 10 accept responsibility for all Of
CastrO'a acts. and il was for the purnose
of negotiating settlement Of certain
claims which France and Holland had set
UP that he sent Dr. Grisant TO those couu-
tries. The French government has made.
strong representations 10 Nenezuela re-
ghrding the claims of its expelled citizens.
ana has insisted upon full and complete
geYaration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
fRESHET IN THE RIVER

The heavy rain Of Tuesday caused a
rise OF aH ieet In the Rappahannock river
at this point. At O'Clock the water
commenced to recede. No damage has
been done as Tar as can be asceI tained.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
IN OLD VIRGINIA

Version by W. q. Herndon1
/ love the mountains " reat he'd ia mist
The twilight skies of amythest.
The groves OF ancient oaks, sun kis-ed.
''ln old Virginia"
love the gorgeous trumpet flowers,
Wild rose and honey le bowers.
The woodland incense OF the showers
In old Virginia
love the laughter OF the rills.
Cloud shadows stretched, athWart the
hills,
The iocund song OF him who tills.
In old Virginia"
love the martial ranks Of corn.
Their blades agleam with light OF morn.
The curtains OF the night withdrawn.
''In old Virginia"
love the oceans deep toned roar,
suff lashed to foam on wind swept shore.
The spray born rainbow arching DER.
''ln old Virginia"
! love the modest maidenhood.
The deierence paid to womanhood.
The chivalric aud gentle blood.
In old Virginia"
love the love OF native sod,
The simple faith that trusts 10 God.
The head bowed meath the cbastening ro
"ln old Virginia"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
A POSITIVE CURE
FOR INDIGESTION

you have iBdigesiion. sour io-d
i.rments IN the stomach and bowels 4,
does more; II decays. and the nutrition.
matter which should ~ To- neks nav,
olood decays with il. and this leads p,
an impoverished condition OF the blood
- nervousness. biliOusness. constlnq.
ton, sick headache, bad breath which
disgusts your friends. and other d..
agreeable aud unpleasant conditions
ana ali this trouble is caused by the
1000 that doesn't digest. but ferments
ana ottimes rots in the stomach
ana fermentation Is caused by the
stomach not being strong enough nnd
energetic enough to thoroughly mix the
iood with the digestive j1ices
Ml-O-NA Is Responsible for tens of
thousands oi cures In iact. ~ s. -urh
a positive cure ioF Indigestion aud ail
stomach troubles that il = gnarent,.d
6y Is Goolrick TO cure or money bs.e.
ihe piire 81 a large box of M'-n-na tab.
lets Is 30 cents. and thes are su-e ia
promptly relieve the worst cas- oi irit-
gestion or gastritis Try them
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
SP0TSYLVANIA
interesting items from the Count, ssst.

Spotsyivanis, Va. Jan. 9th. 1909.
Some Oh. broke into the residence Of
Mrs. e.. Il. Massey last Saturday and
stole some articles.
Qp'te au enjoyable dance was given at
the home 81 Mrs =. b Dnrrett Monday
evening
Mr. NJ ) smith, Of Washington, Is Vie
itiug Mr.. I. ). Coleman, Of this place.
Capt. Dlgles Owens Is ON the sick list.
The captain says he enjoyed the holidays
and that Col Barley corn WAS his guest
several days.
Mr. y. B. Coleman Is visiting Mr. and
Nrs L. 5. Coleman.
The Board OF Supervisors held "A short
session at the Court House Monday.
The road levy was increased from 20 To
loc. on the 500 worth OF property. No
changes were made Ia other levies. The
question OF building IA new all as freely
discussed, there being represent atiyes of
many JAIL building companies on hand
The board continued the matter tn next
meeting. IL Is generally thought that
the old JAIL Will be repaired. Instead oi
building new one.
The district school board held "a short
session. Mr.. J Il. Bscoe wa elected a
mrmber oi the Livingston district board
ia the place ui Mr.. Goodwin 4 az-r. re-
signed.
Col H. G. Blsydes is quite sick at bis
home. His many friends hope to see him
out soon.
Chit justice Jack d. Waller AID Asso.
ciate Justices B.syces aud lout held a
short session Of the CORTLAND District
court at the Treasurers bull iing. al
SpOtsy lvania. on Monday. Jessie Cog.
hill aad Ben Jones, charged with dis
turbing religious worship, were found
guilty Oi assault and battery al fined
- each with costs. T. ; Coleman rep
re-eDtes Commonwealth and Frederick
" Coleman she accused
Mr.. J Z. n. Crismond. of thls place
has made "a record on the Edison phono
graph ~ selections !rom laracise Lost
relative To the gift oi God in artist fol
nan p r dempiiun. which T. perfect after
it, kiut. II carries all the iu tlsctions and
mocuiR;ipnr % voice. which gives tons
e. eloquent speaking and II "A IN ldel pro
duction. l,eIce,s the many records Oh
exhibit In the store OF Crismond 4 Cris
mond. Crowds eongreR6te q, hear thi,
wonderful defamation.
This village will soon have electri,
lights. which will take place OF go muci
gas heretofore used
Mr.. Jno. v. Garner has been appoint
ed, 10y Board oi Supervisors, assistant
road commissioner tor Livingston dis
tr,c
Col. BIZ Bailey was the gu.at of Col
X T. Blaydes during the holidays.
Mrs. Joe P. Il. Crlsmond is qqito sicl
at her home
Messrs II. : Chancellor aud Frsnl NJ
Chichester, ~ your city, paid the Courl
II luee visit on Monday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
CASE AFTER CASE
Plenty More Like This in
fredericksburg.

Scores 81 Fredericksburg people can
tell you about Doan's n idney PILLS. Many
u happy citizen makes "A publiQ state
ment OF his experience. Here Is IA case OF
IL. What better proof OF merit can be had
than such enforcement
Thomas Il. Wright, Moulder, living at
lOO6 Main St. Fredericksburg, Va.
says 81 am pleased To say that found
DOan's Kidney Pills to be a reliable prep.
arstion for back ache and lame and weak
backs. | have been suffering from these
troubles of and on for long time and
often had dull. bearing down pains
through the region OF my Kidneys. Nv
work calls for considerable STOPPING and
lifting and this believe was the cause OF
the kidney disorder. Throbbing head
aches were quite frequent and the 81 ere
tions from my kidneys SO Irregular In
action that | would have to get up
several times during the night. A friend
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to me,
| procured box from Goolrick's drug
store aud gave them a trial. They cured
me and since that time | have not had
a return OF the trouble. | do not have
any backache now and the kidney dis
orders have been entirely corrected.
know OF many other people who have
used Doan's Kidney Pill and all have
words OF praise for them"
For sale by all dealers, Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-andt take
no other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
A DANCE IN STAFFORD

Onville, Va. Jan. 1 1909.
dGacs WAS given by Mr.. and Mrs B
/ Ashby. ~ their home on Jan. let
Music was rendered by the Virginia
orchestra. under the direction Of ptof
r Cooper. A sumptuous supper was
served Among the guests were Misses
Lula. Ada and Kate Arlington Mary
.orA, Hattie Shacklett. Iottis Weldon,
\ Davis, Leila. koris and lniea Ashby.
,icie and hula Green. a. Mo,risyllie,
N-lsie, li1e. Minnie Garrison. Blnn. he
Hreen. Oi Washington. Flossie Green
Lena Eauis. Of Baltimore: Eci.h Good.
hand, Of Alexandria: Nina Muncare
Mitchell Mrs. 4. 5 Mcosu. Ms n II
Ashby, ME5 Julie Mitchell. Mrs II ]
Moore. OF Me-t Virgins: Messrs Harry
and Howard Shacklett, Clarence Cloe
Lee Embry. of New Orleans: Lor nj,
and Norman Green, L. J. Moore of Wes,
virginia; + 5. Moore. Vernon +. Chew
ming, Montague Cooper. Dick stark
1alVry, Ralph. Gregg Arlington. Geo
Weldon, Dallas Davis, Page Tolson. Rich
ard. Geo and Nelson AsAby. a. n
Mitchell Mecca HerGdon, Il. 7. Ashbv
and Tyler uarrlson, David Arrington
Claud Cooper aud T. Cooper. BB'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
STAFFORD


Garris9nville. Va. Jan 9TH.
Xmas 10 GarrisOnville this wear WAS
the most eDioysble ever spent by the
younger ret. Although mother earth
was covered with "A mantle of snow
I there was much merry making every
night
Miss Julia hOucure made charming
hostess AZ a delightful dance at her
home on Monday. after which the cues t.
were taken into the dining room, where
e table beautifully decorated and laid
with "a Least. such as the Stafford people
only are capable OF providing. awaited
them
Tuesday night. Miss Lucy Burwe n
gave an entertaining Animal Parry -
Miss Alice y eller carrying of fret prize
and Miss katherine Moncure the BOBBY
Among other eni 'yable occasions were.
dances given Wednesday night by Miss
Narfie Suesd, Thursday night by Misses
Alice and Mary Waller. aud Friday night
10y the Misses Caruline and Nirxinia Mon.
G ire. after " hich the good thiog- VIII en-
mas ALWAYS htiDgs were eDi " ed b, all
The ie-tisitie wound up toy hou.e
party given bv Misses Hannah and Nita
fyke ~ Wdewater. which WasA M
closing Tor such a merry Xmas
IL = saf. but tiue. that all things have
- end So Il was with y mas and now
ell have turned 10 their various durirS.
alter enjoying "A glorious holiday, long
- be- r merBhered by all who psrtook Of
Is pleasures SAN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
VIRGINIA TROOPS
ATTEND INAUGURATION

Virginia will be well represented at
the Inauguration OF President-elect Taft
by both military and civil organir ,tions
The First and Second regiments of
State infantry. the Norfolk Light Artil-
lery Blues, and coast artillery and others
will participate ia the inaugural parade.
The Fourth regiment may attend.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
half MILE RACE AT THE RINK

The hall mile handicap race at the
rink Tuesday night between Fred
Thomas and Ren Bowering was close
and exciting. The race was called at o
O'Clock. bennie gave Freddie the baudi-
cap OF hall lap, and he kept half lap
ahead until the 9th lap. Freddie winning
the race In one minute and 3S seconds.
Bennie only gained about yards of the
handicap.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09

Keep the little ones healthy and happy.
Their tender sensitive bodies require
general healing remedies. Hollisfer's .
Rocky Mountain Tea makes baby
strong, healthy and fat. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. W. l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
CAROLINE
Notes sud Personals From Bowling srs.n
Bowling Green. Va. Jan. c. 1909

Bowling Green. Va. Jan. e. 1909
The Nmas gsities closed on Saturday
night when Misses Alice aid Ellen
Bradshaw entertained their young
friends. Games OF different kinds we're
INDUCED In and delightful reirt shment ~
served
Mics Virginia Gresham left Tuesday
for her home in Richmond. after spend
ing some time with Miss Florence
Gravatt.
Messrs. Russell and Leiper Robinson
left Monday to resume their studies at V .
P.I
Mrs. George + Burt and little daugh-
ter left Wednesday for their home In
Wsverly, after spending the holidays
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs ". l.
Brosddus.
Misses Florence aud Helen Broaddus |, Il
Tuesday FOR Philadelphia to resume
studies. after spending two weeks at
their home hetr
The moving pictures which are being
given IN Billiards. ilali are worth seeiug
Misses Pattie and Cammie Cary have
returned to their home ia Richmond,
after spending few days at "Di1 Man
sion" the home OF their uncle. Mr. /
White.
Miss Ruth Barlow was taken Tuesday
TO Richmond for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Chandler, Jr, have
returned TO Richmond, after spen ding the
holidays with his parents here
Mr.. {. l.. Baker. who has been with
his iamily az the home Of his mother, lei !
Wednesday for Knoxville
Miss Annie White entertained on Fri
day night in honor OF her cousins. the
Misses Cary. OF Richmond Each guest
represented a song. u prize beirg given
Tor the best representation. this being
awarded to Mr.. Howard McManaway
who represented Hiawatha Much
merrlmeDt was caused by some oi she
costumes. The evening passed delight.
| fully.
MIR A Il Anderson left Sunday inr his
home in Washington. after Spending a
ieS deys with bis parents here
Mrs. -. p Smcoi returned Tuesday
from IA visit ~ week u relatives IN
Richmond
| The mas celebration OF Calvary 5
;. was In every way success she chi
dren taking their part well A large
crowd was present.
Miss JULIA Collins hae returned from
"a visit oi several weeks In Washington.
Miss Bessie Butler entertained IA mum
Der of her friends Thursday night. It
being n1e Of the most delightful NmAs
Entertainments
Mr.. Aubrey Smithers. who has been
spending some time with the family OF
Mr ". h, ". Garrett, left Tuesday for
Philadelphia
The Seminary reopened Tuesday wit IA
good attendance.
Miss Ethel Aewbill has returned tom
Essex and RESUMED charge ~ thu Antioch
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. \. Coshfli aud two
children have returned from a yi-it IN
her old home IN Stafford.
| W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
Mr.. loWERY ENIERTA;ns
BRAhNkh'S CLASS

The execui - committee OF the Bran
nan Bible Class was handsomely enter
tained by President.e elect James T.
Lowery at his home on lower Main
street Tuesday evening. After an hour
was spent by the committee planning
Tor the new year work oi the class Mr.
and Mrs. Lowery invited those present
10 tue dining room, where supper and
refreshments We're served. The occa
sion was "a most delightful one and
greatly enjoyed 10y all.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR HEALTH
Scalp and Hair Troubles Gsnsrslb Caused b,
csslessnesS

Dandruff Is q contagious disessa
caused by microbe which also produces
badness. Never uss q comb or brush
belonging to someone elss. No matter
how clsanly the owner may be. these
articles may be infected with microbes.
which will Inject your scalp. lt Is far
easier to catch hair microbes than IL Il
to get rid OF them, and single stroke OF
an Injected comb or brush often produces
the cause OF badness. Never try on anv
body else's hat Tor the reason that many
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~ you happen to be troubled with dan.
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ness, we have a remedy which we posi-
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] { is the most scientific remedy for ali
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Rexall "93' Hair Tonic will positively
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this because ii stimulates the hair fol.
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germ matter, and brings about a Tree.
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everybody In fredericksburg who has
any trouble with hair or scalp TO koow
that Rexall "93' Hair Tonic is the best
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and no one should scofi at or doubt this
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TO q fair test. with the understanding
that they pay Us nothing for the remedy
u II does not give full and complete sat
isiaction 10 every particular. N. N.
Ls1is. Main st., Frederick sburx, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
DEATH OF FORMER
FREDERICKSBURcEH

Capt ThOs. ii. Brook. who command
ed u company OF the Third Virginia In
iantry in the Confederate army. died ct
his home ia Washington Tuesday. from
complications brought on by wounds re-
ceived In battle OF Spotsylvania C. ii.
Capt. Brooke was sixty nine years old
and was born in Caroline county. He
was In the newspaper business at Fred
ericksburg at one time.
he Is survived by his wife and four
children
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
FINE MACHINERY At AUCTION

A chance to purchase some splendid
machinery. including first-class boiler
and engine, will be given parties inter-
rested at the sale of The Crescent Excel
sior Plant In this city next Tuesday at
y O'Clock. Messrs. Goolrick and Chi
chester, the trustees. Will offer the land
and IN schinery separately at this sale,
thus giving an opportunity to purchase
this splendid lot OF machinery without
the land
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09
I. o. o F. OFFICERS INSTALLED

The following officers Of Myrtle Lodge
No 80, |. q. q. f.. We're installed Tues,
day night.
n. q. Lghtner, y. G.; Norman Brown.
V. q John b Cox. Recording Secretary:
r. +. Portch, Financial Secretary; I. a.
Harris, Treasurer. VIM. England, Chap
lain.
after the Installation the members re-
paired to Snellings' Cafe. where an excel
lept supper was served.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-09

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your tired brain and body that makes
lie pleasure Of health and happiness;
you ieel as young in years and looks as
a child-it's HoIlister's Rocky Mountain
Tea, greatest summer tonic, 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. W. L. Bond.