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W. o. Barnard relative to the DISPOSE
ton of the charge of murder against
Mrs Eta L. Johnson of Spice1and. Mrs.
Johnson was the wife of George r..
Johnson. brother of the Charlottesville
men, and she is charged with admin
carbolic acid to him and caus-
ing his death in order to collect $1,000
life Insurance.
MATCH CAUSES DEATH OF BABE.
lighted match carelessly thrown
in a baby carriage yesterday fatally
burned the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thompson of Bicknell. Ind.
The father dropped the match and not
noticing where 1t landed, left the room.
The clothing was soon ablaze.
CONDEMNS COUNTY JAIL
That the Indiana county jails of to-
day will be regarded by historians OF
the future in as horrible light as the
students of today regard the burning
of New England witches and the an
nual offering of thousand of Mexicans
to the ancient war gods. was asserted
by Amos w. Butler before the Mems
Club of Indianapolis of the All Souls
Unitarian Church. Mr.. Butler dis
cussed the contemplated state penal
farm. for which Investigating COM
mittee was appointed by the recent ses-
sion OF the General Assembly.
WILL ASK TAFT TO ATTEND.
Practically every civic and CONNER
cial organization of Terre Haute has
Joined movement to hold a centennial
celebration to commemorate the found
ling of Fort Harrison in 1911. An effort
will be made to bring many men promi-
nent in public life speakers, among
them President Taft. An industrial
exposition is contemplated as a side
issue. The date for the centennial has
not been definitely settled. both Sep
TENDER of this year and April of 1919
having been suggested.
BOY SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE.
James LoEg, SOB South Alabama
street of Indianapolis. IL years old.
was slightly injured yesterday after
noon. when he was hit in the forehead
by shot from an air rife in the hands
of Edwin Parker II years of age, SIS
South Alabama street playmate.
Bicyclemen Murphy and Hanks were
sent to investigate. but made no ar
rest, on the ground that the shooting
was an accident The injury is not
serious.
ACCEPTS PLEA OF SELF DEFrENsS.
| Holding that the evidence would not
admit the returning of an Indictment.
the grand jury Saturday morning freed
Icharies Swickard, of Terre Haute who
| shot and killed Robert Pearson three
weeks ago near West Terre Haute.
The released man does not deny killing
Pearson. but declares 1T was in self-de-
| Tense. Pearson's two sons, who have
been held in Jail, also free.
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A MELTING POT OF ITS OWN.


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"THIS IS MY 61ST BIRTHDAY
Hugh J. Macdonald.

Hugh John Macdonald. for many
years prominent in Canadian OFFICIAL
life. was born in Kingston, Ont. March
IS, 1850, the son of the Rt Hon. Sir
John Macdonald. prime minister of
Canada. His education was received
at Queens College, Kingston, and at
Toronto University. In 1872 he was
admitted to the bar and for ten years
was engaged in the practice of law in
Toronto. Removing to Winnipeg in
1882, he was elected to the House of
Commons for that city nine years later.
In 1896 he accepted the portfolio of
the Department of the Interior in the
Upper Ministry. but resigned ONCE
with his leader a few months later.
Mr. Macdonald the Conservative leader
ship in Manitoba and formed an adj
ministration after the defeat of the
Greenway Government in 1899. The
following year he resigned office and
has since devoted himself to his law
Ipractice in Winnipeg.
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to have been carried on the building
by the company. Winger testified
that he had been hired by Schuster to
set fire to the building and that after
ward Schuster paid him $50 for his
services.
BODY FOUND IN RIVER BED.
Murder of particularly sensational
character was disclosed late Saturday
afternoon, when the body of a man.
heavily weighted with the tops of two
fire plugs wired about his waist, and
another plug wired about his feet. was
found in st. Mary's River, at the foot
of Barr street. The body had evidently
been in the water for several months
and has not been identified.
POISONS HUSBAND FOR INSURANCE.
Scott and Joseph Johnson of Craw-
louisville were in Newcastle Saturday
afternoon in consultation with Prose-
cutor Evans and former Representative
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UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
LINTON FIREMAN OVERCOME.

Fire which started in the shoe store
of Robert Blumenfield of Linton. Ind.
Saturday night caused $4,000 damage.
Two firemen, William Briddink and
Trip Anrell. were overcome by smoke
and are in a serious condition.
CONFESsES FIRING HOTEL.
That he set fire to the hotel building
owned by j. A. Schuster in Lafontaine,
and that he was paid $50 for doing So
was the rather startling testimony
Saturday of Arthur Winger of Ander-
son in civil case of J. A. Schuster
against the German Fire Insurance
Company of Indiana. in which Mr.
Schuster Is trying to collect 1000 said
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dianapolis. Born in North Bend.
O.. Aug. 20, 1888.
1906-Susan B. Anthony, famous wo-
man suffragist, died in Rochester,
N. Y. Born in Adams, Mass, Feb. Is,
1890.
1910-President Madriz of Nicaragua.
declined to accept the United States
as meditor.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

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pontment? Isn't
OF a poor
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LIE Mr. and wis i'm
Who
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THERE'S A CHANCE THAT YOU
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
"SHOPPING" ANY LONGER. READ
TIE TIMES ADS AND SEE ~ THIS
Is NOT so.
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lie Sez1o1- Cas- lnGW ace

The girl students at negheny Col
ieee. Meadville. Pa. have won their
boycott. The senior students have
given the BARRIERS a job. and many
promising young beard has disap-
The seniors made New Years
resolution to grow whiskers. and
started a comic publication, "Whisk-
ers." as an organ of the cause. The
girls refused to receive any bearded
callers, and nothing could tempt
them to be seen with bewhiskered
senior. The girls won, and "whisk-
err" has suspended publication.
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z A N DO M
THINGS 6 filings

AnE you IeuOuuClHS the pOupS |
and vanities"?
DUCK hunting in Harrison park
seems to be the latest diversion.
OPEN season for getting coupled up
in auto accidents appears in the dis
lance.
REMARKABLE duel is reported
from France One of the contestants
was hurt.
WE are glad to know that the hos
pital jumping record belongs to this
region anyway.
EXCHANGE makes the long dis
lance prediction that March will go
out like dandelion.
MIGHT as we'll postpone that trip to
Hot Springs, going to be hot enough
here in a short while.
OLD fashioned night cap is coming
into style again. Wonder whether 1t
will be hobbled or harem?
ABOUT the only way that the pow
der mills will leave Aetna will be by
the aerial and noisy route.
PERSONS says a kindly contemp,
who travel on their looks, are never
sure of return trip ticket.
AS we look at it after T. R. started
for Mexico, the mobilization of the
army did not come a moment too soon.
STRANGE that no one should con-
meet the big explosion with the visit
of the Lake County Medical society to
Gary.
IL yOu 1CCA OluC c1AO cpl CoSCA 0OO Ut
the bills, just turn quietly to the page
containing the quarterly statements of
the banks.
CURIOUS how many democrats are
forgetting Marshall and Harmon and
accepting Wilson as the next presiden-
tial nominee.
BOUT time for the small boy to be
trotting around with paper asking
his friends to chip in for suits for his
baseball nine.
IF your wife has begun to buy more
lawn and you have fallen over the
| lawnmower, you may rest assured that
spring is almost here.
10
THERE is a cloud as big as the ira
ditional mans hand in the labor sit
uation and you can see whose it is II
you look real sharply
| -AA-~
WILBUR Wright says that the day
is coming when every man will have
an aeroplane. When that day come.
we shall have one for sale very cheap
80
ABE Ruef says that "the body ma,
be Jailed but the soul can't" We ad
wise the Friscans to lock up their door,
if Abe's soul is going to go arount
loose.
INSANE asylum attendant in tn,
east has been arrested for "hoofing
a patent. That's what some people il
Gary are trying te do to Alderman
ICastleman, but they can't make it.
SHOULD the law fix the size O
the family?" is being discussed in som
quarters. Sure, let it fix everything
size of the baby's bottle and who is t
warm it up at o'clock in the morn
ing.
WHAT'S become o. tn ole time vi
lage barber with tn polka dot sock
an Powered suspenders Abe Martin
He has given way to the barbe
with the polka dot nose and the flow
cred breath.
HAREM skirt created a sensation
during the session of the legislator
at Lansing. At least that's what
whether a skirt of any kind woul
} make legislator shy.
, BUT it is impossible to believe thu
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-13

BOUT time for the small boy to be
trotting around with paper asking
his friends to chip in for suits for his
baseball nine.
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lage barber with tn polka dot socks
an Powered suspenders Abe Martin
He has given way to the barber
with the polka dot nose and the flow.
cred breath.
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CURIOUS how many democrats are
forgetting Marshall and Harmon and
accepting Wilson as the next presiden-
tial nominee.
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IF your wife has begun to buy more
avn and you have fallen over the
you may rest assured that
spring is almost here.
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IF you feel blue and depressed about
the bills, just turn quietly to the page
containing the quarterly statements of
the banks.
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STRANGE that no one should con
meet the big explosion with the visit
of the Lake County Medical society te
Gary.
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HAREM skirt created sensation
during the session of the legislature
at Lansing. At least that's what a
Michigan paper says, but we doubt
whether a skirt of any kind would
make a legislator shy.
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AS we look at it after T. r. started
army did not come a moment too soon
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BUT it is impossible to believe that
Gary will accept seriously an order
to enforce the Sunday laws. 1t is not
to be expected that Gary will reform
all at once.-Lafayette Journal.
II you had as much faith in Lafay-
cite as we have in Gary, brother, all
would be well in Tippecanoe county.
60
BRO. Bowser is accusing Congress-
man Crumpacker of party disloyalty.
Before the Hon. ex-senator does any
vilEfying let him explain in his sheet
why the same local element of West
chester township failed to stamp the
square beside the present representa-
tive's name at the last election.-Valpo
Messenger.
There is quite little curiosity here
| on that subject.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29

To Austin Lewis and to all per-
sons interested: ,,
At a delinquent tax sale held
before the courthouse of Caroline
county, in the county OF Caroline
State of Virginia, on January Atm,
1909, for the non-payment of taxes,
returned delinquent on the hereinaf-
ter described property for the year
1907 the undersigned became pur-
chaser of a certain tract OF lana
in Caroline county, Virginia, assess
ed at twenty-five acres, and stand
ing on the land books OF the SAID
county in the name of Austin Lewis,
and described as Linden" or ad1oin
ing Linden" in the said county but
which, as surveyed by Il. B. Travis,
and plotted, which plot was return
ed and confirmed by Circuit Court
OF Caroline county on April 11th,
1911, contains twenty-six (26) acres
and for which l paid the amount
bid at sale, to-wit, $3.50 and on
which l have paid all subsequent
taxes and levies ACQUIRING thereon.
You will therefore please take no
tice of the said sale, and that on
Monday, January 18th. 1912, the
undersigned will request the clerk o
the Circuit Court of Caroline coun-
ty, Virginia, to execute unto the
undersigned a deed conveying unto
the undersigned the aforesaid and
above described real estate.
j. L. Fortune.
lfnna20-Y4moa
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SP0TSYLVANIA
Hermon Association-Personal Notes
From MassapOnax.
Massaponax, Va, Aug. "a.


The Hcrmon Association convened
at Round Oak church yesterday with a
full attendance aud pies, cakes, lamb
and chicken in abundance and nothing
to mar the pleasure Of the throng but
dust, dust.
Miss Louise Saunders, who has been
the guest Of Miss Marguerite Colbert
for some time, will leave for Glen Al
len tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Nussey was recent
visitor of Miss Bessie Clarke at "Wil-
low Oaks.
Misses Mildred Lewis and Margaret
Waldrup, of Kentucky. and Virgie At
kinson, of Gordonsvile. who have been
guests Of Mrs. w. Robt. Brown at
HARDWOOD farm, are now guests Of
friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Chewing and
two sons, Of Partlow, were recent Wis
tors at Riverside. They were accom-
panied home by their sister. Mrs. G.
w. Dalton. who will be their guest for
some time.
Miss Matte Kase, Of Charlottes-
vile, is a guest Of Mrs. T. A. Frazer
at OONculT1.
Mrs. John T. Leavell. of Washing
ton. and niece, Miss Willie Jennings,
Of Washington State. are guests at
Riverside. They will also visit Mrs. l..
K. Colbert while in the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Beverley, Of
Richmond, who are spending August at
Riverside, were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall at Berea, Stat
ford
Mrs. T. B. Gayle is spending this
week at Buckroe Beach.
Mr.. Elwood Gayle is on a week vis-
it to Newport News. While there he
is a guest Of his sister, Mrs. +. W.
Sanford.
Misses Iva L. and Thelma Frazer are
at home after spending a delightful
month at Charlottesville.
Mrs. G. w. Palmer, Jr., Of South
Richmond, and Mr.. David c. Swift, Of
Bumpass, are visitors at Massaponax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Towles, Of this
place, are visiting in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. K. Colbert, Misses
Marguerite Colbert and Louise Saun-
ders. Matte Kase, Anne Boyd Chand-
Ter and Matte and Thelma Frazer were
visitors at Riverside Yesterday.
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KING GEORGE
To Build New Church Personals II En-
tertainment, Etc.

King George Co., Va. Aug 2ith. 1911.
The manly, straightforward letter
from Mr.. George Ogle Tayloe to Rev.
J. II. Newbill, which appeared in The
Free Lance Of the 18th inst. stating
fully and honestly his views upon the
question asked him by Mr.. Newbill and
other members of the Anti-SalOon
League of King George must have I'M
pressed all thoughtful people as beng
worthy sentiments Of a man OF sterling
character. There was no uncertain ring
in his noble words which find an echo IN
our hearts.
At the quarterly conference held at
Fletcher's chapel on Monday last, the
people in the neighborhood of Amber
were authorized to erect house OF
worship and j. Robert Baker, Nj. NJ.
Gift and +. w. Payne were appointed
to estimate cost, size and location OF
the building.
Miss Elsie Funston, daughter Of
Bishop Funston, who is visiting rela-
tiyes here, entertained large number
Of friends at picnic Saturday at Can,
ming, the handsome home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Smith. Quite number OF
young people were also present from
Caroline.
Mrs. Georgeanna Mccormick, of st.
Louis. Mo-, is guest of her cousin,
Mrs.T. J. largest, at Bleak Hill.
Mrs. Ralph Gedney, who has been
visiting in Washington and other places
has returned to Chatterton, the home
of her father, Mr.. F. F. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Somerville Bowie, OF
Washington, are guests of Mrs. u.
Ogle Tayloe, at Ferneaux.
Miss Martha Massey, of King George
and Washington, is spending some time
at her home.
Mrs. H. b. Coghill, of Pt. Conway,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ashby, in Fredericksburg, has returned
home.
Miss Lillian Rose, of near Richmond.
has been a guest for some weeks OF
Miss Mollie Billingsley.
Miss Adelaide Morris, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. +. c. S. Hun
ter. has returned to Washington.
Rev. Mr.. Graves is carrying on a
protracted meeting at Potomac church
this week.
Rev. r. G. James expects to begin a
series of meeting at Trinity, beginning
the first Sunday afternoon in Septem-
Der. He will be assisted by Rev. Mr..
Bransford, the noted and successful
evangelist.
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TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION
Land To BE Dynamited Hereto Show
Advantages for Subsoiling, Etc.

Mr.. A. A. Burkholder. represent
ing Dupont Powder Company, OF
Wilmington, Del. was in the city
Friday. The object of his Visit
was to arrange for demon
stration meeting to show farmers
the advantage of using dynamite for
removing stumps. for subsoiling.for
digging holes for tree planting and
for opening up the land for drain
age purposes.
Mr.. Burkholder arrangef with
Capt NJ. b. Rowe for the place for
holding the demonstration and the
land to be used will be on Capt.
Rowe's Altoona" farm on Plank
Road, one mile and half from the
city.
The demonstrations will be held
on Saturday. December ,. and the
farmers from all OF the surrounding
counties will be invited TO come and
see how the work is done.
Recent demonstrations in Louisa
county and other places have prov
en- highly successful
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lau15-w4w

Virginia: In the clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Stafford county
August 10, 1911. Joseph McDnff
Heflin, Chas. C. Heflin, Stafford Til
den Heflin, William Stewart Heflin
Chester A. Heflin, Della A. Heflin,
plaintiffs, VS.. Tin equity and in
Junction. r. c. l.. Moncure, sheriff
administrator of w. II. Heflin, de-
ceased; Mamie Davis and Joseph Da
Wis, her husband; Laura Helfin and
Wexford Heflin, her husband; Re
becca Stevens and John Stevens, her
husband; Josephine Arlington and
Robert Arlington, her husband, de
PENDANTS.
The object of this suit is to cor
rect the inventory of the estate OF
w. II. Heflin, deceased, and to vail
date a deed from Della A.Heflin and
to invalidate a timber contract and
to answer a bill in equity and or
der of injunction and for other pur-
poses.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Josephine
Arlington and Robert Arlington ,hel
husband, are not residents of tho
State of Virginia it is ordered that
they do appear here within 10 days
after due publication hereof and dc
what may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit.
And 1t Is further ordered that q
copy hereof be published once
week for four weeks In The Free
LANCE, a newspaper published II
Fredericksburg, Va, and that "A copy
be posted at the front door Of the
courthouse of this court on or be
fore the next succeeding rule day
of the court.
Teste:
c. A. Bryan, Clerk.
A copy-Teste:
c. A. Bryan, Clerk.
Chichester and Embrey, p. q.
! Iau1 15-W4W
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OF MISS ETHEL N. DOGGETT

The funeral of Miss Ethel Newell
DOggett was held from St Georges
church Friday afternoon at O'CLOCK
conducted by Rev. j. Y. bowman.
The body was placed in the vault
In the city cemetery
The floral offerings were very
handsome.
Pallbearers: Active Messrs. Luth
.or W. Doggett, Arthur NJ. Doggett
William l.. Doggett. all Of Chicago;
DR.. A. c. Doggett and Willie ID. Scott,
of this city. and p. c. Smith. Of Cali
fornia. Honorary Judge Alvin T.
Embrey. Dr. j. y. Barney, DR. W.
VI. Lewis and J. Fitzgerald Forbes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29
SAW INTRUDER
Sergeant Chichester Summoned, But
No Trace Found.

Misses Aline and Virginia Cole. who
have a room in the residence Of Mr.. A.
b. Mcpherson. were awakened Thurs
day night by a noise on the roof of q
shed under their window. They rushed
to the window in time to see a shadow
and to hear some one run across the
roof and jump to the ground.
Mr.. Mcpherson, who was in the
lower part of the house, was called. HC
telephoned to Sergt Chichester, who
hurried to the scene, but no trace OF
the trespasser could be found.
To satisfy the occupants Of the house
Sergeant Chichester fired his pistol II
the air.
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Mr.. HARRIS TO Mr.. DUDE

Hicks Store, Va, Aug. oath, 1911.
1t seems that some dudes, who have
more CAB than brains, are trying to
make light Of certain correspondence
in your valuable paper. 1t behooves
me to say we consider the source from
which it comes. Should the young dude
need any further explanation he can be
accommodated at any time by referring
to those who know him best.
Respectfully,
r. ". Harris.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29
DOWN THE JAMES
UP THE RAPPAHANNOCK

Mr.. w. D. Carter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Carter. of Louisville
Mr.. l.. II. Riggs. of Baltimore; Mr.
Lester Snead, of Garrisonvile; DR.. Jno.
l.. Lewis and niece, Of Tappahannock,
and Miss Frances Howard, Of Chatham,
arrived here Thursday night on the
yacht "Thais," having made the triT
from Richmond down the James and up
the Rappahannock to this city.
The party stopped at number of
places on the trip, which was a most
pleasant one. All enjoyed the outing
and reached here in good health anc
sunburned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29
JUDGMENT AWARDED

Justice Mat Norman, of Stafford,
held court Thursday at Whitewater
and gave Judgment for $40. II
in favor OF r. s. Leadbetter &
Sons vs DR.. X. w. Hill.
Attorney Charles d. Foster repre-
sented Leadbetter 4 Sons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29
MONDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1911,

in front Of the courthouse at Spot
sylyania. Va, those two certain
lots or parcels OF Land situated in
Fredericksburg, Va, being described
as follows: Lot No. 10, block 80
in map and plat OF Fredericksburg
Development Co. and fronting 80
feet on Summit street and running
back southerly between parallel lines
I45 feet, and situated In what is
known as the HOwison Subdivision
Lot No. Is in SO OF the map and
plat OF the Fredericksburg Develop
ment Co. and is situated in what is
known as the Howson Subdivision,
both Of said lots having been convey
ed unto Polly Holmes by Rose
Gordon ct vir by deed of record
in the clerks office OF the Corpora
ton Court of Fredericksburg in
deed book n n, page so. Terms
cash
T. Stokeley Colema
Special commissioner, Spotsylyania,
Va.
Aug. IL, 1911.
In the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of the county of Spotsyl-
yania, Virginia. Jane walker, plain
tiff, against TURNKEY, sheriff admin
strator, ct ais. defendants.
|, T. A. Harris, clerk Of the said
court, do certify that the bond re-
quired of the special commissioner
by the decree rendered in said
cause on the 18th day of August,
1911, has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk OF
the said court, this 18th day of
August, 1911.
r. A. Harris, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-08-29
BALD AT 35
Kill the Germs; Nourish the Hair
Roots and You'll Never be Bald.

It's your own fault if you grow bald
at 35 as thousandsl Of men do; yes and
women are doing. II you have dan
druff there's thousand or more germs
already devouring the very life Of the
hair at its roots.
Kill these germs with so cent bottle
of Parasian Sage, and stop dandruff,
itching scalp and falling hair in two
weeks.
II is guaranteed, you know; this de-
Iightfui and refreshing Partisan Sage
that is now sold all over America, and
if it dosen't prove better than any other
hair tonic you ever used, get your mon
ey back. Large bottle so cents at
Goolrick's Modern Pharmacy and drug
gists everywhere.