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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
INDIAN BAND.

Secretary Bachelor. of the State
Fair association. today received a
communication from the Fort Totten
indian brass band. The Indians are
anxious to participate in the state
fair this year and want to bring along
a big delegation The Indians were
the nit OF the fair last year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
BURDICK ENTERTAINED.

Speaker U. L. Burdick of Munich
who made such a remarkable record
IN the house at the session of the leg
islature just closed. was royalty en-
tertained in Grand Forks last evening
at the Commercial club. A number
gathered at the club to show him a
good time before he continued ON his
way to his home at Munich. He left
this morning for home.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
NEWS AND CALL TO JOIN
The Consolidation of Fargo News.
papers Will Tase Place Next
Monday.

Despite the continued denial it was
reported here today by good DEM
ocrat and interested party that the
news and Call of Fargo would con-
solidate. the News taking over the
Call, and operating a morning and
afternoon paper. The consolidation
is to be made next Monday. and al
though. 1t has been rumored and denied
for some time the statement given out
today was authoritative.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
RIENECkE HERE.

A. G. Rienecke. the former Grand
Forks newspaper man. now connected
with the Western Sales company, is a
business visitor in the city today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
SETTLERS COMING.

The Thompson agency has settlers
coming to Grand Forks county from
Streeter. Ill.,. and Medaryville. Indi-
ana. A good delegation from Illinois
Is expected next month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
tn J,OCATE

A. A. Hanson Of Minneapolis. who
is engaged in the real estate business.
is In the city today and it is under
stood will locate in Grand Forks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-12
DULUTH EXTENSION,

1t is understood that the 500 rail-
road extension from Duluth to Thief
River Falls, is sure go and the
survey has already been started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
building Contracts


KATE CaIunberti with L. T. Emanuel
Fitting up OF store In Addison Head building sr
141 Grant avenue: $3.50.
" L. sanford with Gus Anderson-An work
exeeot ssphalt roof painting finish hardware.
shades gas and electric fixtures for alterations
and additions TO make room cottage and
the erection Of one story frame building n
\ lire Of Pacific street. 40 Of Hyde, : is.S
j. A. O'Keene with Hugh T. Pynn and
r W Iettfch-To erect three story and base
menf frame building with cottage Ia rear in
W line OF Larkfn street. 127.SL OF Clay.
90 BY " l27.6s Sill ,023-
except beams. logs. CRATES dnish hardware.
shades gas and electric fixtures and wall beds
for three story and basement frame build
ing AT SW corner Of Broderick and FeH streets,
IS M w 100- 100.
Empire construction company with T. +.
o. Ronrk and Currie & currie-ExcavatiDg. con-
crete FOUNDATIONS. brick outside cement plaster
inc eabIr Dit. etc. plumbing carpenter work
etc. sheet metal and hardware. for a substs-
ton in W line Of Seventh avenue, Is OF I
street 2J BIZ liz: $3.50.
q s. Brtrndage with Cox Brofhers-An work
except eradiug and foundation for four two story
attic and basement frame buildings IN " line
OF seventh avenue. 25 5 OF I street, 100 by
W 9S. $17. 500
william Gra1deman with George G. Moren-
All work except foundations. plumb hing. paint
ing electric WORK basement partitions of store
rooms. concrete walks gas fixtures and shades
Tor 4 three story frame building (6ve Hats IA
+ line of Central &Tenue- 100 OF Golden Gate.
S S7-6 by L 1876, $3.50
Joseph Winterburn with o. A. Creamer-Anl
work except finish hardware for four story
and basement frame building ftpsrtmenfs( at
NE corner OF Taylor and Clay streets, n 6e.S
b. 100; 841-22A
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

YOU will pay as much for one front foot few
years from now as ask for a lot today.
don't mention this 20 your children then (lt
might cause remarks): Santa Fe tract. center
OF Richmond; SIS per month buys lot send
for maps. McEWES BROS. AIS Pine ST.. 5.
r. r. T. SHANNAN- Rep
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

NEW BLOCK. NEW BLOCK.
Unobstructed marine view lots.
Glorious view.
Street macadamized.
Cement sidewalks.
Building restrictions.
Ready 10 build on.
Best value for the money.
Surrounded by streetcar lines
Close TO grammar school.
Most ideal building site.
40TH Az. BETWEEN A AND STS.,
Richmond District.
Take Sntter-Clenent ST. ear; get off at our
branch office at Point Lobos and 40th av.: or
take Ellis and Ocean and get OF at our
branch office. of Fulton ST. and 49th
ay.. opposite life saving station.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery 81.
Phone Douglas 3644.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

BIDS TO FURNISH BAND INSTRUMENTS
SEALED bids will be received by the Board of
Trustees of the Town of Mill Valley, as
Committee OF the Whole. up to Tuesday.
November 9th 1900. o'clock p. N. FOR
the furnishing and equipping of The Mil Valley
Military Brass Band with some nineteen Q9l
Selected Musical instruments. The COMMITTEES
and Board reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
Dsted Mil Valley, Cal S. a. ROBERTS;
October odd 1000 Clerk Board of Trustees
Town OF Mil YalIev Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY REAL ESTATE

We exchange property; unimproved land with
water; improved dairy ranches. orchards and
vineyards For particulars write CHAS. ].
WHITE co., 50 San Joaquin ST., Stockton. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
ELMHuRsT REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-e acres located near FoothiIl
boulevard and Jones av-; on line OF Mel
rose extension electric line to Hayward easy
terms. Inquire 2442 Mission St. city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
CLAIRyoYANTs

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sees what sickness You have and who can cure
you; removes evil influences: breaks weak hab-
its: cures all nervous diseases; lost vitality;
tells you of good investments; helps you in all
your wishes and desires. Call today 1902 Fill
more st. corner of Eddy. Readings by mail 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

LEGAL NOTICES
HAVING this day bought the candy business of
Ernest HITLER at 20s1 Suffer ST.. we will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by Err
nest Hitler prior TO this date. Nov. s. 1909.
WALTER MOHNS.
LOUIS DEBARNOT.
HAVING sold my candy store, POSI- Sutter St. l
will not be responsible for any debts contracted
after this date. All bills owing by me must
be presented before noon. Nov. 10. 1909
ERNEST HITLER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
INVESTMENTS

WILL BUY
10 shares OF La Zacuaipa rubber stock and will
pay $40 per share for any series previous TO
1908 Inclusive. Sf20 for 1904.
WIN buy Ocean Shore bonds at $40 and Turlock
or Modesto bonds at So per cent.
". Z. BARNARD.
IL Bacon block. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

2, ,335 ACRE stock ranch; hill land in StanIslaus
county; $3.50 per acre takes Ii. See r. L.
DARROW, 210 18th st. cor Jackson. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

SALOON n THE MISSION; years lease; rent
S6I larce STOCK: fixtures cost over 81 600 one
Fear ago: receipts So 70 so; EMPLOYS =
BAR TENDERS: owner has other business.
nlusf sell. price s.. 800. UNION INV. CO.. 7S7
Market st.. room I5z-
Sl-.s5a-er0corF il Mission: Iow rent
>ftla--fsrocerE. Western edition. snap
tl-tit- ltooneiilg house bargain 20 rooms
%2.Sto-Sweil boarding house. Pacific
81 .-5e-i, ,eiicafessen. grocery and lunch place.
fa25-Barber shop. Mission: pays well: bargain
Watch cur office for bargains List with Us
r. r ALEADORF & CO.. 129 Sutter St. rear.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

% a 'S !s9S5s 50 es9saes ss s1S sds
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11


$4250-one of the best residential sections
of Green ST; 35 foot frontage Will soon find
purchaser
s7.ooo-Powem St. less than blocks from
St Francis hotel; movement in neighborhood; ;
cheap.
s.75e--5th av. fats; excellently located;
rent s1o2.50 month.
81. .O0o-California ST. investment east OF
Van Ness; new 3 story building: stores and
fats; rents sl55 month; owner in attitude to
SELL
s22 5oG-Filmore ST. investment; near SUIT
ter; none better; rents low; Sl67.5o month.
$40 0oeo-Sutter inside Taylor: 4e foot front
age: mortgage $4,000; viii trade for income
property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-eent.nusa

20 ACRES. Colusa county; AZ acres in grapes
and fruit trees; room cottage: good barn;
half mile from MAXWELL price $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

FOR sale-Attraetive. modern. 5 room bunga-
low built for home and near the Key Route
train: owner must sell: leaving for country
no reasonable offer refused. 3034 BenTenue
av.. Berkeley. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
THE SAY FRANCISCO CALI. THURsDAY NOVEMBER 1909
TITLES RESTORED

UNDER McEnerney act, complete, s35. It'll
Co. 953 Monadnock bldg. 9th floor. Sd and Nix
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

CALIFORNIA land 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90c per month per acre: close
San Francisco: taxes, no interest; acre
tracts level. rich, clear. ready to plow. irri-
gated; perpetual water right; immediate pos
session; particulars maps, photographs free
STEVENSON COLONY, 1414 Market St. s. +.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS

Aa-20 bead ~ horses always on hand. cheap.
-eam Of horses. SO; also > Shetland ponies
VITA rigs, cheap; wagons and buggies, IS up.
-f5 sth ST.. oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11

PIERCE eyiinder and Thor motorcycles now on
exhibition; send for catalogue. J. 7. CHICK.
3l2 san pablo av-. Oakland.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
CITY COUNCIL
Col cos Named Is hsmba Of sosd Of Dkse-
tors wsIIses uh9y-oths BusIusss.

The City Council held It's regular session
Tor February Thursday night with
Counelimen Garner. Melville. Goldsmith
Embrey, Brown, Masters aud Warden
present. Nice-Pre-ident Garner presided
vr. Melville Of Finance COMMITTEES, pre-
sented the Mayor report. stating that
officers had performed their duties and
their salaries. on motion OF Mr. Embrey,
were ordered paid.
Mr. Melville also pressnt ted q CON muDi-
cation FROM Mayor II Lewis Wallace
stating that Rev John W. Rosebro. hav-
Ing moved from the city aud State, CIV
lug up his residence In same his position
as director on the Wallace Library
Board became vacant The Mayor nom
mated Col. + ID. Cole as Dr. Rossbro's
successor on said board
On motion Of Mr. Embrey, the nomi-
nation oil Col Cole for director on Wal
lace Library Board was approved by
the Council
Mr.. Melville. OF Light Committee, re-
ported that the appropriation to the
Gas COMMITTEES was about exhausted,
and asked Tor an additional sppropria-
tion of ~ 800 to run his committee until
July LIST. On mott OF Mr. Goldsmith,
the request was laid over until next
meeting
300 was appropriated to the Health
and Police Committee at the request OF
Chairman Masters.
On motion of Mr.. Warden action on
the salary OF police justice was post
poned until next regular meeting
The Council then adjourned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
ASKS Mr.. COLEMAN QUESTIONS

Mr.. F. N. Aldridge, OF this city, Satur.
day mailed to Mr. G K Coleman the fol-
lowing letter, which is self Ell explanatory:
fredericksburg. Va, Feb 20, 1909.
Mr.. L. X. Coleman, Marye, Va
Dear Sir: | notice from your letter OF
the 10th instant, one OF - hich received.
that GU state 1T Il n W the right oi the
county OF Spotsylvania 90 have the rep
resentstive In the House OF Delegates Of
the Virginia Legislst ure for the next two
terms since YOU are invoking this So
called custom TO secure votes please be
kind enough 10 let me know
First Whether IL ism Z a fact that Won.
your brother and your cousin, Mr.. F. W.
Coleman, all supported DR.. Massey
against Mr. Swift four years ago when,
according to the custom you now invoke
IL was the city's time to have the Dele
gate?
Second. Whether | am correctly IN
formed In stating that OF the % votes
cast at your precinct, Thornsburg, DR.
Massey received all OF them, and that In
the general election following when Nor
rison, Republican. was o candidate
against Swift the latter only received IA
votes?
II these things gre so there can be no
merit In your appeal, because you and
your friends four years ago tried to break
down the very custom which you now
call on TO aid you.
| shall give this letter to the news
papers here and ask permission to pub
lish your reply.
Very truly yours.
F. NJ. Aidridge
"a copy.)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
NOTES FROM LOGAN
Enterprise.
Logan, Va. Feb. Is. |

Logan, Va. Feb. Is, 1909
Mr.. Palmore Lane, OF Portland. Maine.
IL visiting relatives IN the neighborhood.
He has completed high school and taken
a commercial course and will soon enter
college. We wish PslmOre much success.
Miss Mary {. Sheffield left for her home
In Crewe Monday, having been sum-
moned to the benside OF her mother. who
Is quite Ill. We wish her a speedy re-
covery and that her health may admit
OF the return OF Miss Sheffield to COM
plete her term oipublic school and also
TO I'LL an engagement to teach In the
family OF Mr.. W. B. Foster for the spring
months. Since her soiourn among us
Miss Sheffield has made many friends
who are 10th TO part with her, and hav-
Ing done such efficient and satisfactory
work in the school room It would be
difficult to find one to I'll her place.
DR.. J. Glenroy Harris paid a profes-
sional visit to this section few days ago.
The Doctor is quite popular and keeps
busy
Farmers are making rapid progress
with their farm work.
Gardening has commenced. Mrs.W. b.
Foster has pess and potatoes planted.
radishes and lettuce up and cabbage
plants an inch high.
No one as yet has flied his ice house.
Mr.. Marcus KnightoD was a visitor at
Logan recently.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
DEATHS

hrs. Octavia NJ. Lipscomb died at her
home In Orange Friday, sged ~ years.
DR.. b. NJ. Buckner, of Madison county.
died recently, aged as. He leaves his
widow and che child.
w. 7. Douglass. OF Madison county,
died Feb. IL, aged 81. His wife aud
two daughters survive.
Mrs. VIM. s. Hamilton died at her
home near Bealton, Feb. 10th. She Is
survived by her husband and one son.
Louis t. Rawlings, formerly a well
known real estate man OF Richmond,
died Sunday in Wilson, N. C. His wife
died several years ago.
Chas. l.. Todd, a prominent citizen OF
Richmond, dropped dead at his home
Friday night, aged 81. He leaves his
wife and two children.
VIM. F. Wise died at his home near
Portsmouth, Saturday. He was promi-
nent In business and Confederate Vet
eran: Two sons and one daughter
survive.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
TRIBUTE TO Mr.. GOODRICH
A Piss fo Ms R.-sIsctIon to l,aI,l,t,r,

The following letter written by DIR. W
J. Critteoden. % Uoionville. Orange
county. was published IN the Orange Oh
server oil F-b 12th. Ii explains itself.
Editors Ooserver-As resident 81.
Orange county. aud being deeply inter
estsd In all that concerns the cause Of
higher education. observe with great
pleasure that the Hon. c. O'Conor Cool.
rick, Of Frecs' icSsbnrS. Is now a candI.
date for reelection 20 represent Spotsyl-
vsnia county In the STATE l.. glslature.
Ii Is Ind. ed u very curious fact that
while q large majority OF our public
school teachers are women, the State OF
Virginia spends on an average OF about
~ 90 for the higher education OF men To
about 81 90 spent for ~omep.
To Mr. Goodrich IL chiefly due the honor
OF securing for fredericksburg. and con-
seqnently for sll thu adjoining counties
the establishment OF a : tate Female Nor
NAL School in that city.
Now, there Ii yet very much to be done
before this scheme goes into successful
operation. and IL Is To be most SINGER, ly
hoped that the delegate from Orange
whoever he may b.. will give Mr. Cool
rick his earnest support In the .ffort to
make this school an active factor ia the
education of our feminine teachers. Ii
heAuc ulote COuNenlent, very elective
and much cheaper instruction for them.
without any dispsrsgement OF other
delegates, think the representative from
fredericksburg made a brilliant and ia
vorsble record 10 the last Legislature.
and one which his constituents are not
likely soon to forget.
In protrected struggle, IN which he
had for bis opponent that intellectual
and physical giant. the Hon. Geo. b
keezell OF kee zelltown. Rockingham
county, he succeeded IN dividing honors
with him, and procured one OF the Nor
NAL Schools for his county.
Mr.. Goodrich deserves particular con-
sideretion at the hands OF his constitu-
ents for bis successful fight IN the House
Tor the repeal OF the r., f. & 2. Railway
Company's charter monopoly. and also
Tor bis most faithful and dil,gent services
In other detail work.
Ny close proximity to Fredericksburg
has given me an excellent opportunity of
judging this brilliant young attorney.
and consider his county exceedingly
lucky N having such an able Representa-
tive.
W. J. Crittenden.
Unionville, Orange county. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
SPOTSYLVANIA

Sunlight Va Feb % IpOo

sunlight. Va, Feb 20, 1909.
90 Wednesday. Feb. 18th. at the home
q. the bride, near Spotrylvania G.. n
Mr.. Buford Pritehett aud Miss Limit.
pritehett were married by Rev. Dr. Geo.
II. Ray. Ga the same day al the Meth.
odi-t parsonage Mr. Lionel Chewing
and Miss Bertha +. Brown were united
10 marriage by Rev DR. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs Hsn.fDrd huriad their
S-months-Old child at Zion Al. E
church on Thursday afternoon, Feb. Is.
Wheat Il looking well aud has made
wonderful growth during the mild
weather
Some OF the peach and apricots trees
forth.
Several large fiocks OF wild geese have
gone north lately, indicating the break.
Ing up OF winter; yet they may. Ike the
grounding. have mistaken the season
and have to march back. They ny yery
high from the grounc-why we should
IKE to know.
The open winter has been very favor
able Tor farm work AMI considerable ex-
ira clearing has been done, besides plow-
ing
We notice that there IL scarcely a farm
that Is not posted" or evidence given
by some sign, that no hunting shall be
done, and the State haviDg licensed
parties TO hunt upon payment OF $40.
the question Is raised rs to what right IL
has TO do so on private lands, there be-
Jog no State lands to be hunted upon.
with this permit no doubt some parties
coming here feel they have perfect free
dom to shoot on sight whatever they
see, wherever It may be.
Enterprise
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN 7. KNIGHT

Mrs Alice l.. Knight, widow OF the
late John T. Knight, and daughter OF
the late Thomas C. King. died at her
home on the Boulevard Friday night.
aged 90 years. She was q member OF the
Methodist church and beloved by a large
circle OF friends. She Is survived by her
sons, DR.. Elwood Knight. OF Bristers-
burg: Va; Mr.. Lloyd Knight, of Roches-
ter. n. T., and Mr.. Vernon Knight. OF
this city. and two step-daughtere, Mrs.
A. w: Atwood. OF high Point, N. C..
aud Mrs. W. ID. Patterson, OF Rochester
n. Y. Funeral services were held from
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon,
at $3.50 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. w. L.
Dolly. The psllbearers were DR.. J. Gar
nett King. W. l.. Brannan, DR.. d. c.
Bowman. T. N. Cunningham, Ernest
Layton. Henry Wissner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
POLITICAL

Hon. II. St. Geo. Tucker will formally
open his campaign for governor In Rich.
mond Wednesday at the Academy oil
Music.
Hon. T. A. Jett is candidate for re.
election to the House OF Delegates from
Westmoreland and Northumberland
counties.
Col. W. c. Waite. OF Culpeper, is a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
Tor House OF Delegates from that county
In opposition to Hon. Alden Bell, present
delegate.
Judge Alton b. Parker. 10 Richmond,
In discussing the possibility of tariff re-
vision he said, Nothing will be done
that will resemble reduction OF the tar.
IN. The manufacturers OF the country
regard themselves es the holders OF q
lease on the Republican party for cash
advances made"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
VIRGINIA NEWS

Geo. Moss. aged so, was convicted at
Leesburg for burning dwelling OF Mrs.
Beach, May, 1901. he confessed.
Frank Harris, colored, in Louisa court.
was convicted on three charges OF burg
larry and sentenced to fifteen years In
the penitentiary.
The Memorial Association OF Essex has
awarded contract for monument to the
Confederate dead OF Essex to Hsmmel
Co, Plesssntville, y. J. It'll TO be com
pleted In July.
The authorities OF Henrico county offer
a reward OF $25 for the capture of Frank
Johnson, the alleged horse thief who
escaped from an officer by leaping from
train near Franconia.
Mrs. j. Euders Robinson. historian.
general OF the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. has issued q circular TO the
Daughters urging the organic alton TO
abolish the annual prize for historical
papers.
Beyard Lee Simmons has been
awarded the contract to carry the mail
from White Stone to Urbanna. com
monty called "Bsyton's Line" FOR fosr
years, commencing July l, 1909, at 81
400. per snnum, he being the lowest bid
der.
One Jefferson C'Jo Jeff''). a notorious
negro at James wharf, Opposite Irving.
ton, was pulled Saturday while prepar-
Ing Tor Saturday night revel at bis
spesk-easy shanty, by Deputy-Sheriff
Treekle, accompanied by Common.
wealth's Attorney Newbill and another
citizen, they finding four ba ,rels of beer
aud a quantity OF whiskey.-Virginia
Citizen
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
BROCK ROAD NOTES

Brock Road. Va. Feb. Is. 1908.
Mr.. B.Chewning and family are ell sick
with grippe.
Miss Edis Dempsey. OF Locust Grove. is
spending the week with her sister. Mrs.
Chewning
Miss Mary TrIgg spent Saturday and
Sunday with her schoolmate, Miss Bessie
Kennedy.
Miss Goldie Carter Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hsnney. Of Brock Road
There will be preaching at Wilderness
church Sunday Rev. Mr. Besdles will
preach missi mary sermon.
Mr. Hugh williamson has purchased
land from Mr.. C. A. williamson aud ir
building
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
DEATH IN CAROLINE
Another confsdsrsts soldiss Gone.

Mr.. VIM. X. Garnette did at his home
10 Caroline county. near Guineys, Sun
day morning. in the 6lst year OF his age
Mr. "arnette was a Confederate soldier
and was twice married. BY his frat wife
there are two children. Mrs X L. Flippo
an Mr.. Jackson Garnette. His second
vile survives him with four small chill
dren. The deceased wac member OF
Hopewell Methodist church Interment
will be made Tuesday evening on the
estate
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-02-23
NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS
Judge A. W. WslIscs Chosen PrssIdsnt-M. S
G. Wallace q Dhscts.

Judge A. W. Wallace has been elected
president OF the National Bank OF Fred
ericksburg to succeed the late J. STAINS
bury Wallace. Mayor II. Lewis Wallace
was elected vice president In place OF
Judge Wallace and Mr.. Samuel q. Wal
lace was chosen TO fill the vacancy in the
board OF directors occa-ioned by the
death OF Mr. ]. s Wallace.