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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
CAROLINE
Pupils Recital Church Dedication Notes
and Personals

Bowling Green. Va, Nov. 10, 1899
The first public pupils recital OF this
session was gwen on Monday evening
in the assembly hall OF the Southern
Seminary. 1t WAS crowded to over
flowing by large and eppreciative
audience. The following is the pro.
gramme
Piano duet. waltz. Grinialdi-Misses
Ackers and Boggs.
Recitation. "A Boat Race Mics
Mary Haw
Piano solo. Spring Song, EllmeuT-
eich-Miss Alice Hayes.
Vocal solo. my Heart and Thine,
Lane-Miss Leila Morgan.
Recitation. 1.-The Fate Of Nyaid -
Miss Ethel Robey.
Song. "The Song We Sang. Meyer
Helmuud- Miss Ida Watts
Piano solo, The Butterfly, smith
Miss Jennie Ficklin.
Recitation, THE Defense Of the
Bride. Miss Martha Fits
Piano solo, Scene ae Ballet. " My.
er- Miss Amye Stubs
Vocal Solo, Il Wept as Was Dream
ing "Milcke- Miss Ida Rhodes
Piano Solo, "Valse Arabe.que' - Lock
Miss Lena Dawn.
Recitation. "A Jailbird Story. 49,
Miss PAtte Fits
Vocal trio, The Water Lily. "Abt-
Misses Roades, S,nborn and Watts
Recitation. "Mollie. Miss Annie
Motley.
Piano duet. Caprice, smith
Misses Roggs and Collins
Mr.. l.. NJ G Baker. Of Knoxville.
spent several days Of last week at his
d:home here He came for his mother.
Mrs Lima Baker, who returned with
him to spend the winter with him in
Knoxville
Mrs John Reynolds. Of SpotsylvAnia.
IA in town, the guest Of Mr. G. Il Dol
Inns and family.
The house and lot on Milford street
belonging 20 the Hudgin estate, and
occupied until recently by Mrs. Ellen
Downing, was sold at auction on Mon.
day. Mr.. 4 r. Ooghill being the pur-
chaser.
Revs E. II. Rowe. ". f. Hayes and
MAJ. X o Peatross, left on Tuesday
for Petersburg to attend the Virginia
conference. which is now in session in
that city
The Bowling Green Baptist church
Will be dedicated on the 3Oth Of this
month DR.. b Hawthorne. Of Rich.
mond. will deliver the dediGat)ry ser
mon
Mr. G 5. Bradley, OF your city, was
in town on Monday in the interest OF
@ v Jones
Rev J I. 7. Hundley. evangelist
of the Christian church, for tire Tide
water district. who was 70 have
| p'thtUtl III tut OHil'Alhh NhhAAh VI
this place on Wednesday night. had
& cancel that engagement. having been
called 70 his home in Essex by the Ill
ness Of his wife
Mrs. Baptist. Of Spotsylvanla. is the
guest Of Mr. +. b. Collins and family.
Mrs. E. H. Rowe will leave on Friday
for Petersburg, where she will attend
the closing exercises Of the conference
Mrs. W + Hayes left on Tuesday
for that city where she~will remain
during this week.
Rev W. f Hatcher, pastor Of Grace
street Baptist church, Richmond, will
deliver lecture in Calvary Baptist
church on Tuesday night. 3lst for the
benefit Of the ladies aid society Of that
church, to raise money to help them
raise the debt now on the church.
We are glad to see the familiar face
Of Mrs T. b. Gill ont again after her
recent indisposition.
| Y
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

u IL not thought there will be 30
much to TX Of retrenchment in the State
expenses as there was last session-espe'
cislly before the Legislature convened.
The condition Of the State finances Is
said 20 be far better than at any time
since the war There 10 money In the
treasury to meet all expenses. SO long
A that 10 the case there 10 not likely
to be much Of an attempt Of cutting
down expenses.
The foregoing from The Rioh-
mond Dispatch seems to call for
this observation from The Free
Lance. The State whilst in good shape
will still need TO be guarded against
any and every unnecessary expenditure
And 10 seems to us that the Dispatch
editorially ought TO say 90.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
For over Pity Years

Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. II
scothes the child, sofsens the gums,
allaye all pains, cures wind colo, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty five cents
4 bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
The Richmond Times says

Ex-senator Hill, Of New York, en-
phasizss his recent declaration that he
has retired from politics by increasing
his energy as Q lawyer.
Yes, and give the ex-senator half
q show and he'll be In politics again.
The better way Of stating the matter Is
that politics seem to have retired from
Hill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Payne as Hanna's Successor.

New York, Nov. 10 "A Washington
dispatch to the Herald says: Henry
o. Payne, OF Milwaukee. Wis. is. it
is understood, President McKinley's
choice for the Craftsmanship Of the
next National Republican Committee.
The President fully understands that
Senator Hanna will not again manage
his campaign in the capacity Of chair
man Of the committee, although antic-
ipating that he will be co-worker in a
q uiet but effective way.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
DEBOE AIDING TAYLOR.

Frankfort. KY, Nov. Ex-senator
Deboe arrived here tonight. and is look
log after some Of Taylor's Interests. 10
an interview he said
Taylor has been elected, and he will
be seated. The people will stand no
usurpation from the State Election
Board or anybody else. l don't think
the board will have the audacity to is
sue Goebel certificate Of election. but
il it does. the people will not submit to
him, and Tay Tor will be seated. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

The Free Lance heartily favors the
request made by the City Council for
the change Of the departure Of the &C.
commodation train from Quantico to
Fredericksburg, and believes Traffic
Manager Taylor will find it pleasure
to comply with the unanimous request
Of our Council and Business Mems AS
ISOLATION.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Grand commandery Chooses Officers.

Grana S0uMau0eEy "uS8ses SAnSeIs'
The Most Eminent Grand Commandery
OF Virginia, Knights TemplAr, held its
seventy-seventh annual conclave in
Richmond Thursday aud elected officers
as follows:
Very Eminent Benjamin Franklin
Buchanan, Grand Commander; Emf.
nent James Edward Alexander. Deputy
Grand Commander; Eminent John Ed.
ward Townes, Grand Generalissmo
Eminent James Thomas lie Sueur,
Grand Captain General Eminent Geo.
Wilson Poe, Grand Treasurer; Right
Eminent James Brlxton Blanks, Grand
Recorder Eminent Rev. F. I. McFaden,
Grand Prelate Eminent James
Wilson Bryant, Senior Warden; En-.
inent Thomas E Schwartz. Grand
Junior Warden; Eminent +. W. Gun.
niugham, Grand Standard Bearer !;
Emminent James O'Keeffe. Grand
Sword Bearer; Eminent Henry Mar.
shall Boykin, Grand Warden, and Sir
William O. wilkinson, Grand Captain
Of Guard.
The two new officers appointed were
Eminents James O'Keeffe and H.
NJ. Boykin. Both are now in line for
the office Of Grand Commander.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

Senator Chandler Republican, OF New
Hampshire, is out in letter saying
that
There must be no legislation on the
money question, but pledges In favor
Of bimetallism must be fulfilled. Re
nunciation Of unlawful political assess.
ments Is imperatively demanded, ana
an honorable policy toward the Fllipi'
nos.
Respectfully referred TO Marcus A.
Hanna. who will probably pigeon hole
Ohandler's views.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

A parade Of automobile vehicles, took
place In New York last week. The
parade Of sixty horseless carriages passed
of without hitch and without an ac-
cident, the owners managing their novel
machines with remarkable skill and
success.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

Our Eastern Shore contemporaries
ousht to realize that the election is
over and give some attention TO Thanks
giving and Christmas. Don't all OF
our oonfreres jump on The Free Lance
at once. for this kindly neighborly ad-
Woe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

After all the buster about Reed s
rules the next House Of Representatives
will probably not disturb them and the
new Speaker Henderson will be lucky
II be can manage the House even With
their aid.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Sligo for Sale or Rent.

This farm. partly within the limits
of the Cooperation, is offered for SALE
OR RENT Procession given at rea-
sonable notice For particulars cal on
or write MAGRATH q CHESLEY.
The owners would prefer renting.
e-O-W.tf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
a WORKING GIRL

Who earns her m land toll Of her head and hands
ao the ARMS CLOSING
h 90 on anner
and saved money maze
There are little of style sH ~ d" '
on but what of to work when the Co"
warnings are here Cloak WeHh them you
sn that Won can afford working coats Five dollar
~ for two DO Lars Jackets dollar and quarter
and dollar and hreequ and see them
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

There was q snow fall in Pennsyl'
ysnia, New York and Baltimore on
Tuesday. and near wilkesbarre. Penn
snow fell TO the depth OF six inches.
impeding steam and electric roads.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Dress Goods.

Just when you need them and Just when
everywhere else the prices are sdvsheinf.
ha,avou hav, a choice assortment OF Stylish
Dress Fabrics at greatly reduced pr ces;
Beartiful Dress 81 DDS In styil-h eoloIs,
worth 90 l-2 cents Closing OUT price 80 10 Sen.s'
those orth IS cents closing out price % Gus
those 81 IL cent kinds for p cents. ana ~ on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

At the recent election in Mississippi
o proposed amendment to the state
Constitution for an elective judiciary
was defeated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
CANVASS OF LEGISLATORS.

A quiet canvass Of the Legislators has
been begun by Taylor men, sounding
the former as TO how they will vote. II
is said four Democratic members OF the
House and at least six Democratic sen.
ators have been found 80 far who will
not vote to seat Goebel This move
ment on Taylor's side is construed to
indicate an opinion that GOebel will be
given a certificate Of election from the
State board
The story that Goebel had decided to
abandon the fight aud TO enter fight
against Blackburn for Senator. is pro-
nounced absurd by friends Of both, and
is laughed at by both Goebel and Black
burn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Weather forecast for FTed-
sricks6uro and ofcinttV.
Cloudy Saturday, moderate
Temperature.

Jacksonville. Fla. has tried munich
pal ownership Of electric lighting since
1898 with marked success and sstisfac'
tion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Foreign Affairs.

Unconhrmed reports state that Gen.
P ]. Joubert, the Boer com mander In
chief has been killed in battle near
Lsdysmith. Natal.
Beers derailed part Of an armored
train north of Estcourt. Natal, and are
reported to have captured most OF the
soldiers who were on it.
The French Chamber Of Deputies sus
tanned the Government on test vote.
Clarence Urezshouse. an American,
who was adviser to tne--KtRg Of
Korea, died at Seoul.
Passengers on the steamer Patris,
which took fire off Dover, Euglsnd, say
they were not notified Of the fire In
time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
sPANIsH. AMERICAN ISLANDS.

American troops in North Luzon csp-
tured the wardrobe Of Aguinaldo's wife.
Aguinaldo himself is believed to be out
Of danger for the present.
Major John A. Logan, who was killed
In action, was buried in Paco Gene.
terry, Manila.
Discussion in favor Of and against
complete Cuban independenceis going
on actively in the Havana press.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

Read what State Senators Morris,
LeOato, Walker and Donohoe have to
say elsewhere about probable State leg
Station.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
ii 6 Kentucky Uluddls.
GOV. BRADLEY coNFERs WI TIL AD.
JuTANT GENERAL
NO GOVERNOR TILL DECEMBER IA

Frankfort. Ky Nov I6.-Governor
Bradley has the members OF both par
ties guessing what hand he will take
in the event Of a collision between Goe'
bel and Taylor over the Governorship.
Bradley's close friends say be will not
recognize Goebel as Governor II the
State board goes behind the original re-
turns In order TO obtain for him a GER
tifioate Of election
The Governor himself will not talk.
but as he is in conference with Adju'
tant General Collier almost constantly.
rumors OF this kind are worrying the
Democratic leaders.
No Governor will be inaugurated De-
cember 18th, the date prescribed by
law. The State Election Commission
has not been convened TO canvass the
returns. The law provides that 1t
must meet not later than December 9TH
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
WHITE CORN WANTED

We want to purchase choice White Horse
Tooth or Shoepeg Corn, or any choice lots OF
long grain white corn, either IN car load Iots
or less quantities Parties who have same
for sale are requested to communicate with
US.
T.w. WOOD & SONS,
nov1S-3t Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Silks.

Almost e cry lady admires and wants
silks, buc few can al lays afford tneh1; here
they a cas- cheap almost as cOttons. Gan you
afford t0 let this Silk Opportun " pass
BLACK Figured 81 ks, worth 80 cents, closing
out price 40 cents yard. 81 ana 20 cent
kinds, ciosing out price 80 cents ara
R.antiful coiors Ia Inquired SIZES Wortn
70 and IS cents, closing out price - cents
yard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
rABULATING RETURNS.

Frankfort. Ky. Nov. l6.-Secretary
of State Finley has received official re-
turns from fifty counties. and is tabu-
lating them for the State Election
Board. Candidates for minor State Of
fees on both tickets fear that the re-
turns may show the head OF one ticket
elected, with candidates on the other
ticket faring likewise While Goebel
carries Campbell county. Burke RE
publican). for superintendent OF public
instruction, carries the same by over
1000 The Goebel managers assert
that the whole Goebel ticket will win.
The report today that Chairman
Pryor, of the State Election Commit
tee. would resign. because OF dissatis-
faction with the course Of the Goebel
county commissioners. is denied by
Pryor
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
Blankets.

One lot white Blankets
al j0c. per pair one lot w tie Blank, = az
9fc per pair One lot Whit ~ nkets AL y -
per pair one OF White BlaHkes extra
large. s. 80 These two are extra bargains,
wni we cannot dupict C. W. ais, show
70 .ne very fine largo " bite Blankets ( 81 -,
worth g 80 on. lOt AZ - D. worth 40 20 Al
bought ahead OF the advance and you are the
beneficiary,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
For ! Cents

We have about 30 TO 80 dozen Heavy
Black Ribbed Hose in chi drens -nd Ladies
siZ 8 tull samples and worth III &c IT. a Pair
nair
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
For 9 Cents

weha-ea limited quantity Of Heavy
Canton Flannel that's nearly yard VIDE
W III heavy fleece aud back, ard you cannot
buy its equal for LEES thaD12H cents yard.
our closing out pr ce is cents
Other grad also at | SIS than regular prices
10 spite of the fact that at other stores the
pri, es are advancing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

They ere going. snd why shouldn't they
When man can buy y cent goods tor ~
cents, and 65 cent goods for 20 cents, and 50
cent goods for 10 cert, They are bound 20
20. Don't put OF until all are sold.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18

We have lovely assortment OF the
best yard wide Pe,cales We know OF, last
colers. sold eVerywhnr- at lex cents yard.
Our closing out price * cents
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-18
For rs Cents

We have small lot Of Twill silks.
especially good Tor Waists Lining or skirts:
only 10 thee colOrs, "a inches wide, was %
cents yard
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ganisation or the party and as.sr
doing 90 Judge King. o. w. Pow.
en- and P. II. LAnnan should be
permi.ted 10 carry the party around
In their hip pockets.
Az 10 the Hon. WI. Bryan our
paper vas the Ara. publication In
the United States 10 mention bic
name ID connection with the presi.
deaey. When the delegates we're
selected from this state 10 the
Chicago convention Of 1895 We
lmporsaned several Of them TO rally
around Mr.. bryan, but they would
not think OF such = thing for they
they were for r, p. Bland arss, last
and ell the time. Even when the
delegation had a .plaadid oppor-
taaity tor achieving prominence
saa distinction, they we're not
equal to the task and permitted the
delegation from one Of tha adjoin.
Ing states to reap the glory and
honor No person should be
selected - . delegate 10 the next
Democratic national convention
Who l. not al ayewed and steAa.
fest supporter Of Hon, WI Bryan.
Tor he 10 the head and the front Of
the Democratic party, aud no
other person within its ranks 10
capable Of lcadiag il on to victory,
TIE last delegation IRON THE state
requested ~ 10 accompany il to
Chicago in the capacity Of servant
or laeksy boy, Aa, ne sparaed the
prefer aside and Il we hive until
1900 Il Is car iateatioa Of attend.
iax the convention aud we sAAll
work for the denomination Of ", ],
RryNa>
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WY We AHg LIVING ON
LOANS,

~ NAAlyasax The complex Treas
AIRY totals TIE World has shown
That ws have eeea running into
debt NeF six years, With the resalt
that We were AZ The eaa ef the last
kseNl year, more than $SSS 600,
0eo eeAIaas that he annual inter-
eest charge u the eaA6e aNAs has
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sNNe$ With oeASresssea>l refssal b.
provide revenues
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I:.g!IzzjI|II:IPF!sI'E
OF, TIcislNo BRYAN

The Salt Lake Herald Gala at.
tentlan 10 q Washington Star Ia.
teFslew with ex,Represeatatlve
King Of Utah. wherein that Gen.
llemaA aatavoFAhly efiticlses Nm.
], bryan because he refused 10 a.
tend Z Tammany gela,hag banquet,
The Herald mildly soores Nj King
Tor bic expressions and for once
We. - hlmetallls.s, agree with the
Herald.
Now, e. 10 Mr. King, the Star
aAya, tli Il somewhat significant
that heNasamed Aa attitude toward
this matter exactly contrary 10 that
occupied by w, ], Bryan II may
appear that way to the Star. Aes
A0i % 10 those IN Utah Mo are
familiar with Mr. ksags peculiar,
titles al SaAAAIatiaa. which have
ehea mere pronounced slaee
e-eveE Cleveland discovered him
end conferred a federal ladResAIp
urea him. ESvr aimee then The
alle Ut he head hes been growing
Aal the quality u the gray matter
hes net aetaAly Improved, A
much, however cannot be said for
Ala bump Of vanity Tue swelling
Of that particular part ef the
judge eFAaIam has continued
steadily, selAAt aeW. - the netAld
says, III ealy FS0alrea another
stretch u imagination Cor him to
saeeFseSle HEyNA ~ az expeaeat ef
leAsNealNR pemeeFNSy,e
One Of Mr. kiags SlIeeyaerNs.
IL YES M&ae NeeNeal when he ia
keFMea the Washington ReSl that
Ne represented the seatimeatS ef
the people II Utah aaelAs the late
senatorial contest That wNs rial
haAAy. devoid ea(y 1T the cssea,
tAl eleMeAt u TRUTH IL IVES in,
ordinate vanity and lack 1t pella>
eAl AaAssly that caused Mr. Nag
10 eAleE AlASeH Tor Ae senatorial
RNeA Aaa II he II aaW the aeN.lesl
NeMaeENtfe ReA1SeSNA IN Utah. he
kAA eA(s ANMSelf h NARn> A<tNEs
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AaAae< Ne lafeEas1 MessPsA REsSa.
leAsS, WAIsS and ether SllSSE eNSk
esN ef he NeAARsNaSe PARTY that
AA YES in NaSeE a. q eeSeeesNtSea
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