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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
Den nve Wontanaienator

Den langparige og bitre aamp,
iom bar roiet / N2ontanas 2egislatur
oper @aIget al en- 6orbunosienator
iom Gitermou6 I'll Sbomas $. Gar.
ter, ofilutte6es pIu0ieIis ben 2ben Os.
nleo set iuIoitpnoig upenteoe @olg al
3ommer Senrp g. Wepers / Nis.
iouIa. 9ommeren ielu bapoe iugen
Sbe ON. at bans Rnun piloe bli lore
ilaaet, iaa Rpbeoen ON bans galg,
Der fsrit teleicnereoes til BAN / bons
Siem / RisiouIo fom iaa operraifen.
De, at ben moatte repeteres Here 8an'
ge, fsr ban rietig fitnbe fatte 6en.
Gen npe Senator er isot / Boone.
bile, @o., ben 96e Oftober 1862 og
err iaaIeSes enonu en- iorbolbspis ing
@nnb for en- ioa bsi Stiuins. Otter
at bape siennemgaaet gpens Solfe.
ifcle bialp ban fin 6aber meS arbei.
Oct paa Sormen. men ihiberebe i fine
Sriitunoer pioere paa eger Saanb.
San ff ienere aniettelie paa Ell
sasisrerfcntor os iif % aar gam.
mel ieIp Sasisrerbeuiains.
Nr. Mepers fom til Montana |
1893 os nebiatte iig iom Sasisrer |
SamiItcn. San bar inbebapt mango
iorfieaise 5iqios6perp; bIanbt an.
oct bar ban pGret Gountpabpofat,
statsienator Os iortioen Giitrifts.
BONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
Soier fig for sienoeIicn

Ger meobeles ira Chicago, at Sc
orgiGIoenbe 30 @eitbaner paa ct Den
lite 0s. / Chicago GiboISt Mebe bar
6eiluttet life at appeaere oeu al 9Sr-
t~eritnte Commerce commissioner al.
giDne aienoelie % at bsie Tia ior ben.
nc, iom eubeIig % oiaisreube.
8eune 9eilutning iatteSes eiter en-
lGngere Hnobiloguiug. boorunoer oct
gioroes giploenoe, at gnnerue / Gil.
iGISe al Ell appaI life uil6e Opre
iituno til Of title i'm SIDE al Sagen
/ ct gumitigere ems FOR oen me Gan.
beIsret, END De bnpbe for Snteritute.
commissioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
Oproret / Tlerico.

Sfslee ct Telegram ira 81 Tasio,
Seras, er 9pen Sarta &oiaIio | Stu
ten CHIHUAHUA, Mericp Sirsbag for.
rige llse inotaeet al Sebeaerne. Sp.
erne Tires og Iri5pe / Staten sonora
er oeiaa faIbt j beres S9nber.
Gen nGite gp, Tom trues, er Ga.
naneo, bpor Green Gannueo Copper
COMPANY bar tit SGOe, S~niurgent.
seneralen 8raneisco @aoero bar for.
Iangt gpens OpereiueIie og truer /
mooiot 6aIo nteo at beleire Den % no.
iillte 9~efolfningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07

erempel berpoa gipes ct Gresietele.
gram ira Sbongbai. 2du0Sbueu
annlbon por bIenet inotoget al eli al
oisle 9onoer. Der bopoe orepct %
pIpnoret ! belle to Gage OF orrbt eaer
iooret cnbper. iom oriitehe liz til at
gisre Mtooitano.
eiterat @anoen par brnget til oen
n9ite SanoSbp orgnniiereSe Berger.
ne JIG, b~euGbneoe iig iaa gobt De
fltnoe, OF latte eiter Hsperne. Dc
omringcbe oiSie | oen nuoen 2onos.
bp % log Fortcue ill. Otter at
SnnoSbpenS eane Suoponnere par
porsIet ON at forIooe oen, iotteS ser
Slb paa Suieue me6 oct 9~riiiuIoe Re.
iitItat, at oper 500 Mennelfer omfom.
Sra Sonfou meI6eS Sen 30ie
Ntnrts: Gnoatppe Terioner blep iooa
trompeoe ibiGl Sba gang / Bropin.
len Siiopeb. | oen ioriGroeIige
SrGngiel, iom opitoh uroer llooeling
al 6soeparer. Wauge andre bleo al.
porlig itooeoe.
llboeIinaeu al 2epretSmioIer og
onoen Scrip | Suugeroiitriftet er for.
bunoet meb en- life ioa rinac 5Snre for
0fisiionprerre. iom pnuIigpiS fore.
Itoar bette Irbcioe.
en- b%etpoeIia 6orieuoclie al Sep.
netsmioler bIep ibog mootaget al sc
b%erpGrenoe Wisiionrrer. iom ltrar
trof SorbereoeIier til at uo6eIe Dem.
arbeibet bermeb bar imiOlertib fnapt
be9pnot, GA Suiinber al ioriultue
0tenneifer. WGno, aoinOer % Born
itormeoe iren, OF Ell iori9rbeIi9
8amp opitob, b~porunber DC ioo1eitc
~bcnipnsIsit bIep repet o%perenSe og
trampet unber 500. MisiionGrerne
itoo iuloitpnoig biGlpeIsie liaeoper.
for DC al Sunger roienoe Menneife.
master.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
pearys S%orfremmelie.

aougreSiens Representations bar
/ Jreoags meo 15i moo 81 Stem-
ner peOtoget oct ameuoereoe 6orilag
ON at ooerisre aaptein Hobert &.
Fearp pon Observation-Disclosures
Geniionsliite meo Rang al aontreu6.
miral meo inmt aongtesienS oificiae
Saf for bans fiGffe 9eoriit - 0or0.
polens Spoogelie.
Seuotet tilitemte famine Tag Sc
ioretogne 6oranorinaer, iaa 1oriIa.
get fun mangler ErGiioenteuS In.
oerifriit for at faa 2oosfrait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
UYe Dyer / CANADA.

ri ben fannoiife stiGebapsbone
iaar bIi opfert beuimoS ct baIut
me Sunaone paa Canada.
berettes Der ira 8innipeg.
9ette cr noifiais Here emo iiior, ifisnt
Der osiaa ba bIep uolagt ca, 40 npe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
fdrmliterdtur.
Graftiifr SunSfnber ipreoes | Dtilli.
pncr al Smaaifriiter.
st jortienitiuIot Irbeioe.

MI MISUNDERSTANDING eisres ser
/ Stilbe0 CT tort % itnoig uorenoe
grbei6e til 5remme al p~rdftiif Sp.
lpsnina inoen 2anoetS Tarmeritouo.
On Smidraet al Bette Grbet6c og m
Den Surtigbeo. bpormeO oct iorgger
iig, aiper en- Happort, iom netop Ell
u~Sarbeioet al 2nnS6ruasoeportemen.
tets ~Reoaftsr". Gbeieu ior 1eparte.
mentetS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en- gan.
tie goo Sneriigt.
: iibite Siifnlaar bIeu Ser al De.
partementet uoaipet 1888 Smaa.
I~friiter inoebcIoenoe Irtifler ON ct
t|ilipurenSe Gntal iorifieGige Gmner
al AImeninteresie for 5armerne. af
0iSie Smaaifriiter blep Der ialt trpft
%, 100. 400 gremplorer iom uobeltes
irit til Sarmere / aae Ggne % Sisr.
ncr al Staten.
Tette err AZ Brocent Here al oisie
Smaoifriiter. emo Antuaet lom trpf.
ties og uooeltes oct ioregaoeuoe Mar.
vi DC 25,t90.469. iom trpftes ito.
tie aor, bar t7,6S5.St9 me PubIifa.
TONER % Heiten, 7,504.650, Sptrpf
al Glore %ltogaper. Suer 100000
al Dem bar. bpab man fal6er Sar.
mtrs' Bulletins. DC ienotcs n9iten
uOeluffcube til Souboiitrifterne, en-.
ten oirefte ira 7epartementet, eTler
gienuem Meblemmerne al aongres.
ien. Som ct 8euis poa. meo boiIfen
Gfonomi bette itorarteoe Splpsninas-
ningsorbeioe brioes. fan nGunes, al
Oisie Fiiblifationers a%oltenoe life
TOM til mer emo ia Gent pr. Stpffe.
elsie Surmerbuaetiner err M no.
fommet ! 81 Serier, bper Serie ON.
iottenoe fra ct ballot til ct belt 3li.
i'm iammentrnnateS periigter oper oct
grbeioe iom or uoiert peo en- eler
lere al Stats. @rperimentsitatio.
rerne. og Sc uoaisr ct gibliotbef poa
ca. 500 ioritieliae Eltblifationer ouer
emuer al p%raftiif Snteresie for Can.
oets Sorobrugere.
Elsie Serier bar / oe ienere Nar
unroet Ell itor Fopularitet. og ser or,
beber set / Rapporten. taIrige Seen.
iom tpoer pnn. at Sarmerne bar BE-
gpnot al ponifisnne oeres getponing
CO praftiife Nptte.
Elsie Observation-Disclosures 6eepnbte
isrite Sang at uofomme / Garet
1900. 0a Ser uoiteotes $4,000
GrempIarer al - iorifielige Slas5
9uaetiner. SiSite 9(ar rtoiteStes ser
10 forifiellige guaetiner / et antal
al tiliammer 100000 grempla.
rer.
Den al ale 6isie guactiner. iom
bar buot Den itorite gfteripsrgieI. er
Sen iom ombonoler Srugen al aieO
/ Siemmet; Ben er uofommet / life
nlinOre enO otte GpIag pau tiliom.
men 5000 00 GrempIurer.
Gufelte al oisie guaetiner er ill.
ioIgs, og Happorten bier. al giiPt.
nirgen bar oGret / itu0ig oa mrtia
StigenOe. 5 De iibite fem 2lar bar SEN
iuaIe0e5 itelet meo 200 Grocent og
Oct REQ Salget in0fomne ge(e6 2Ol
Frocent. 5 1906 iolgte5 Der, I. or.
45,745 G%rempInrer. iom tiliummet
i%uObrngte $5.3SS.2S. mems Gntaaet
iioite Mar BAR itegrt til f47.327
Grenplarer % S~nIg3beIe6ct til SIS.
39S.1S. RuaetinGrne iplges Tor. brad
Dc foitar Gepnrtemeutet o. griien er
Inn nogIe iau Gent pr. GrempIar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-07
Streifen hUpet.

Sc WeoIemmer al Typographical
Union go. 16, iom Sirsbag iorrigc
llge sioroe Streif / TO apistrpfferier
/ Chicago, gienoptog ouereoe Den
nGite Tag NrbeiSet eiter Orbre fra
llnionens SopeOfuorter.
Get iremgonr, at Streifen bar ct
oabent grllo poa b~eitnoen6e Gontraf.
ter % oerior i~uioitGnoig uIopIig ieIp
eiter llnionens egne Sope.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-05-05
WOOD TO BURN
IHHEHuHHHHBH


The Northern Bank & Trust
Company of Seattle invites
the accounts of Alaskans.
Our officers personally handle
all matters pertaining to out
of-town accounts.
The safety and practicability
of our system is we'll known
JOHN G. PRICE, President
WI. COLLIER, Cashier.
IA WEW EW
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-05-05
TO ELECT FIRE CHIEF.

The election of officers of the
volunteer Fire Department viii De
NO. d tomorrow Saturday evening al
No. . fire hall Amongst the Off
GERS to be elected is the chief Jack
Fender is now the popular occupant
Of that position
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-05-05
onIv one 1eRoWo oUININE'

only one "BROWO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO GUM
ME. Look for the signature Of Fl
W. GROVE. Used The World over
To Cure a Cold I'm One Day. 25o
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07
Notice of Leasing of School
and State Land

The school and state lands in Penn
bina county, North Dakota. not already
leased, will be offered for rent at
public leasing to be held at the court
house in the city of Pembina in said
county on Friday the 14th day of April
1911, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M.
The terms of leasing will be as follows:
All lands will be offered for term of
five years beginning with the season of
1911, and only for grazing and hay
purposes, at the minimum annual rental
of 1900 dollars for each quarter section.
The lands will be struck off to the
highest bidder who will be required to
pay at the time of leasing the rent for
the season of 1911 also an additional
fee of $500 for issuing lease, which fee
will be charged for each quarter section
Or fraction thereof included in such
lease.
Subsequent years rent will become
due on January lst of each year, and
in default of payment within thirty
days thereafter, lease will be cancelled
without notice to lessee.
Any cultivated tracts will be offered
at a minimum annual rental of five per
cent of the appraised value thereof.
A list of the lands to be offered for
| lease will be on file with the treasurer
of said county for public inspection for
at least two weeks before the date of
leasing.
Coal rights are reserved to the state
in all leases and the Board of Univer-
sity and School Lands reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
No ebay permits" will be sold this
year as heretofore. The only way to
secure the use of the land is by leasing
on above terms.
All leases are subject to cancellation
in case of sale.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
this 18th day of March 1911.
ALEX. MACDONALD,
Commissioner.
Or. Kings New Lie pills
Tho bost Ia tho world.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07
Kicked by a Mad Horse.

Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis, had
most narrow escape from losing his
leg as no doctor could heal the frightful
sore that developed, but at last Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured it completely.
Its the greatest healer of ulcers, burns,
boils eczema, scalds cuts, corns, cold
sores, bruises and piles on earth. Try it.
25c at City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07

" - ing w coancil April
Ind, 1911. l,asE
i Present, Mayor Miller, Aldermen
King, Felson. shumakef, Short and
Thompson.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Election expenses Ward No. l, F.
M. King judge. 90
A. Gerardine, clerk. .............2 %
John Hannesson, clerk "a 90
Ward No. 2 @. W Shumaker, iudge2 10
Joseph Shaw, judge. ...........2 90
H. L. McDougall, clerk. .........2 90
H. g. Lowe, clerk 2 "
Ward No. 3 H. H. Moore, Judge. 200
+. A. Feldman, Judge. ..........2 90
E. R. Langton. clerk. ......, 2 %
E. M. Kneeshaw, clerk q 10
Rent for polling places, John Han
nesson. ........... ........2 no
A. D. Cavileer. .......... 800. 2 90
Council proceeded to canvass the
returns for the Annual City Election
held on April 3rd 1911 with the follow
ing results:
For Mayor, M. H. Miller received
eleven votes in Ward No. one, eighteen
votes in ward No. two and nineteen
votes in Ward No. three, being a total
of forty eight votes, and no votes being
cast for any other person for said Office.
M. H. Miller was declared duly elected.
For treasurer, E. X. Cavileer received
eleven votes in ward No. one, eighteen
votes in ward No. two and nineteen
votes in ward No. three, being a total
of forty eight votes, and no votes being
cast for any other person, E. K. Cavi-
leer was declared duly elected to said
Office.
For police magistrate, R. Aylen re-
ceived eleven votes in ward No. one,
eighteen votes in ward No. two and
eighteen votes in ward No. three, being
a total of forty-seven votes. One vote
only being cast for another person in
ward No. three, R. Aylen was declared
elected to said Office.
For city justice of the peace, j. A.
Wilkins received eleven votes in ward |
No. one, eighteen votes in ward No. two
and eighteen votes in ward No. three,
being total of forty-seven votes. One
vote only being cast for another person
in ward No. three J. A. Wilkins was
declared duly elected to said Office.
For aldermen, George Peterson re-
ceived eleven votes in ward No. one,
w. w. Felson received eighteen votes
in ward No. two, G. G. Thompson re.
ceived nineteen votes in ward No. three,
and no votes being cast for any other
person, George Peterson was declared |
duly elected as alderman from ward |
No. one w. W. Felson as alderman
from ward No. two and 6. G. Thompson
from ward No. three.
All of above officers elect being elect
ed for the ensuing terms of two years
each.
No other business appearing city
council adjourned sine die.
F. A. WARDWELL,
A,l;kor
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07

~ BONDED DEBT.
f Refunding bonds. issued March. 1908, for
ten years amount S. 200, at 40 interest.
~ Cash assets on hand. 50 ,453 80.
We. the undersigned. E. X, Cavileer
freasurer, and f. "A. Wardwe1l, auditor, do
hereby certify that the foregoing state
IA, n. %. IL true and correct to the best of
Our knowledge and belief.
n 77es' r.. "A. WARDWELL,
sN s sass5is vi City Auditor
sS II ssss r. K.CAVILEER
sssf 81 i$ WI. sss 3as1s. NJ ~ City Treasurer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07
Financial Statement
WARRANT ACCOUNT

OF the City of Pembina. n D. for the yea
ending March 3lst. 1911
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
Leaves Relatives Here and In
Spotsylvanla- Burial Here.
FORMERLY RESIDED IN THIS CITY

Mr.. William c. Morrison died at
his home in Washington Sunday
night after an illness of 6 months,
aged 50 years.
The deceased was for number of
years resident and contractor in
this city lie moved to Washing
ton about 35 years ago and en-
gagged in business there as contract
or and was very successful.
His wife. who died several years
ago. was Miss Elizabeth Estes. of
Spotsylvania. Mr.. Morrison was
born in Newcastle county. Delaware.
and came here in 1853. lie was a
man of the strictest integrity and
a member of the Baptist church
here for many years.
He has no living children, two
having died and are buried by the
side of their mother in the family
lot here.
His nephews are Messrs. Thomas
+. Morrison. Geo. II. Morrison. Ad-
lowe Morrison. and nieces. Mrs. Res
sic Pemberton and Mrs Abbie Thor
burn. all of Sposylvania.
The remains will be brought here
Tuesday and services held from the
Baptist church. conducted by Rev.
r. A. Williams.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
DEATH OF Mr.. MAURICE HORTON

Mr.. Maurice Horton died at his
home at Quantico Saturday even
ing after lingering illness, aged
32 years. He was for some time an
engineer on the r. f. d p. X. X.
Mr.. Horton married Miss Flossle
Leary, a niece Of Col +. ID. Cole
who with two children survive. The
funeral took place Monday at II
O'Clock. Among those who attend
ed from this city were Mrs. p. h.
Leary. Miss Viola Abel and Mrs. W.
l.. Brannan, Miss Lucy T. Tansill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
WILDERNESS SCHOOL CLOSING

The exercises at closing of Will
dcrness public school. in Spotsylvan-
Ia county. Tuesday night, April IL
were interesting and did credit to
both Miss Newman, the teacher
and her pupils. The house was
crowded before the appointed hour
and in every available space people
were standing Good order and at
tention prevailed throughout the
evening.
First OH the program was a recita
lion, The Dead Doll, by Mary Ku-
per, Then came \ Matchmaking
Father
When the curtain rose on the first
scene it showed an evening in an
old home. The room was lighted by
candles and the soft light falling on
lovely spring flowers with which the
old mahogany centre centre table
was laden made pretty sight. Fa-
Their and daughter were seated in
the room.
The casts for this play were as
follows.
MIR WHEY, matchmaking father,
Leo Dempsey.
Gladys Wiley Anna Penny.
Nancy Wiley Dora Dempsey.
Mr.. Edgeway. bashful sutton -Jno
Scott. Jr.
Second Plny-Nlrs. Willis Will.
Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Willis eXocu-
trix-Anna Penny.
Rachel. Mrs Robinson's servant
Lucy Payne.
Jenny. farm servant Henrietta
Gordon Penny.
Lady Spindle Irene Dempsey.
Mrs. Dwindle-Pearl Kuper.
Third Play-Nlrs. Jones Afternoon
Tea.
Mrs. Albert Jones-Lucy Payne.
Belinda Bigsby Pearl kuper
Mrs. Eliphalet Parker Dora Demp
sey
Widow Barnabas sedgwick Anna
Penny
Trial Bennett Jessie Wrenn.
Tribulation Bennett Elsie Demp-
Mrs Phineas Perkins Irene
Dempsey.
Hezekiah Perkins John Scott. Jr.
A nice sum was realized for VIII
derness chapel
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
VIRGINIA NEWS

There was advanced 10 the treas
urer OF Bristol Friday nearly Sal,
600 to pay for liquor licenses for
the year beginning May !
Tucker X. Sands. Of Richmond,
has been elected vice president Of
the Commercial National Bank. OF
Washington, which will. on May /,
absorb the National City Bank Of
Washington
Gov Mann was the chief speaker
Friday afternoon at the Farmers
Institute at Manassas. There was
a large attendance In the even
ing the governor was rendered a re
ception by the Eastern College. to
which the citizens Of Manassas were
invited
A board Of trade has been organized
at Louisa with thirty-seven members
The officers are: p. b. Porter, presi-
dent; w. w. Turner, treasurer; T. O..
Thomson, secretary. Executive com
mittee F. NJ. Beale, w. j. Crank, W.
NJ. Purkins, NJ J. Campbell, J. A. Kent,
A. B. Woodward, J. +. Porter and II.
@. Dickerson.
Efficiency reports on the entire
staff OF the militia OF the State
are In possession Of Adjutant-Gen-
eral Sale The nature Of the re-
port is a secret. Gen Sale said
that the officers Of the State would
be ordered up for examination which
indicates that there are many who
will go to the retired list
Attorney General Williams has
taken steps to advance the hearing
OF the appeal OF the r. +. & p. II.
Il. in the United States Supreme
Court by Fastening the printing OF
the record instead of waiting for
the company This is the franchise
tax case. The motion to hear and
dismiss will be made at this term
OF the court.
A special from Bristol gives the
details OF a murderous attack on
John Marshall. his wife and small
son last night by a negro. who made
his escape. The whole section Is in
arms. Bloodhounds are being rush
ed to the scene and a lynching Is
certain If the negro is caught. The
negro went to the room OF Mar
shalls young daughter and attempt
ed to assault her. Marshall at
tackled the negro and was dragged
to the front yard He was repeat
eddy slashed by the negro with a
razor. Marshall. Mrs. Marshall and
the son are believed to be in dy-
ing condition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
SPOTSYLVANIA
Entertainment at Marye- Many Ad-
dresses-POlitics Warming up.
Marye. Va. April "a.

Marye, Va. April "a.
A very interesting entertainment
took place here in p. o. S. A. hall
on Friday night. A large crowd was
present Rev. Decatur Edwards dc
livered a very enjoyable address, tax
ing for his subject "The advantages
and purposes of secret orders
Hon. c. r. Coleman made short
address, his remarks being well chos-
en-.
Attorney T. Stokeley Coleman
made an eloquent address, taking
as his subject The principles OF
American government" He said
In part that the South was as 10y
al to the flag as the North and as
patriotic He was followed by Col.
r. C.. Blaydes. whose subject was
THE relations existing between the
United States and Japan" He de
clared that he favored the anneXa-
ton Of Canada. the conquest OF Mexi
co, neutrality OF the Panama canal
and sale OF the Philippine Islands.
He said he hoped there would never
be any necessity for war. and having
been in battle, If war should come
he would follow DR.. Cooke to the
pole. Col. Blaydes said the Ger
man and Spanish language should be
taught in the free schools of Virgin
la and closed his address with a
tribute to the memory of Gen. Rob
ert r. Lee and Gen. L. S. Grant,
declaring that the Constitution
should follow the flag. At the
close of his address he was the re
cipient OF many congratulations.
Pres w. II. Miller presided over
the meeting and introduced the
speakers.
The p. o. S. OF A. will erect a
large, new hall here in the near
future. having already secured mon
ey for that purpose.
Politics are warming up Clerk
T. A Harris. Delegate G. r. Cole
man and Commonwealth Attorney
+. Stokeley Coleman have no opposi-
ton. while Carl A. Garner and Il.
VI Waller are candidates for sheriff.
and Messy J. Wallace Massey, VI.
IL Dickinson and j =. Turnkey are
for county treasurer
The County Democratic Commit
tee will on Thursday decide the day
for the primary for county officers.
Tho Martin and Swanson men
are claiming the county by hand
some majority Both Senators Mar
tin and Swanson are very popular
and are very close TO the Spotsylyan
la people
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
POLITICAL

Campaigns for membership in the
Legislature are going on over the
state. In a number OF districts prl-
maries have been called, and in
others conventions have or will
be held
The Democratic Committee of Madi-
son county, has decided to hold the pri-
mary to nominate candidate to repre-
sent Madison and Green in the House
of Delegates and also to nominate a
candidate for the State Senate on July
Is, 1911.
The Democratic Committee Of Greene
county has fixed on the same time for
primary to nominate a candidate for
House of Delegates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
Johnston & Pearson
Prescription Pharmacy.
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kinds of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber, dressed and I'M
dressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash, Doors,
and Blinds, Lime, Cement, Calcinee
Plaster, Plastering Hair, Building and
Paving Brick, Tin and Iron Roofing,
Cut and Wire Nails, all kinds Ready,
Mixed Paints and Dry Paint, Linseed1
Oil, Turpentine, Dryer Vsrnish and
Lewis's White Lead. Paint Brushes OF
ali kinds, Window Glass and Putty,
Builders Hardware of all kinds, Tar
Roofing, Sheathing Paper and Fire
Brick.
Keep large stock Of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Claw Pine. Z. ID. Cole.
Agent for sale Of bricks Of Fred
ericEsburg Brick Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-25
METHODIST CHURCH
DIR. Dunaway and DIR. Day Preach.

Large congregations attended the
Methodist church Sunday at both
morning and evening service.
Rev. DR.. Thos. S Dunaway filled
the pulpit in the morning in the
absence of Rev John r. Jacobs. the
pastor. taking as the subject of
his sermon, Echoes from Calvary
and the Lessons Taught by the
Cross. IL was most excellent
sermon and listened to with marked
attention by the appreciatiye congre-
cation.
DR.. Dunaway took occasion to pay
high tributes to the memory Of form
er pastors of the church who had
passed away and to the former pill
lars of the church. local leaders in
church work, now deceased, all Of
whom he said he hoped TO meet in
the temple above.
At night very forceful and In
structive sermon was preached by
Or. Frank l.. Day, Of Randolph
Macon College. at Ashland
At both services attractive mu-
sic was rendered by the quarIette
choir