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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
Some suggestions as to other fu,
Little Children's
Ouffiftings.

Dainty little White Frocks OF cam
brio and nainsook, prettily trimmed
with embroideries, insertion and
tucks; Bingham and percale ones at
tractively tucked and trimmed in
various WAYS.
Children's White and Colored Dresses made of
nainssk, cambria and ginghaIn, yoke trimmed with
Insertion and taeks, finished OF with ruff roc
uss- hAen- -'... -'-..-----'.-z 49,
thildrens White and COlored Dresses. made of
Ia iIsoOk, Bingham and perCale, pointed yOle, trim
med with Insertion, tucks and rufies. -cr
Each ~
Children- Fine Bingham Dresses waist and Hub
bard styles. trimmed with insertion and 81 90
tHlpfoiueFE. EACH
Childrens Nainsook Skirts, deep hem. ~,
Edcn OSN.
Childrens Nainsook skirts cluster Of tucks -
tFNp HSnI- OO~-
ChidreD's Skirts. made with waist, finished OF
with cluster Of tucks and embroidery ruff --c
de. Each Observation-Disclosures. ~.
SecODd floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
Muslin
Undergarments.

We submit the following lots of
Women's Muslin Undergarments as
representing unusually good values.
The materials alone would cost YOU
as much as we ask for the finished
garments.
Womens Muslin Drawers. hemstitchet, rufse and
Per pair NV! 20c.
Women Muslin and Cambria Short Skirts
E E.D. On YOKE o''na aefp mem and 'arHs CSC
BAND a , an' .eet eeenss win corded 3Sc
Women's Muslin COWS neck. trimmed
s S,G 'ei!"P and ,arks rune on meek and SOC
brs Sans % aad e TakR Skirts deep cam 75c
SECOND floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09

heN. Russell II. Conwell. DID, will de-
h'er a lecture under the auspices of IN.
l. NJ t. A, at the First Congrc2atio,ai
Church, Tuesday evening next. Or. Con-
well has given several lectures here which
We're pronounced by competent critics /, be
among the best delivered in the city. His
subject for the coming lecture is The He
I"ism OF Private Life" This is The
fourth lecture of the course provided by he
Young Mems Christian Association From
$50 to S:15 O'Clock, Tuesday evening. he,
J. NJ {. A. Orchestra, under Prof H. u.
Macleod. will give Il musical program
than Jayne's Expectorant
1t al once relieves who"ping Cough-
JAMES ENPES' r0RANr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
A Feast of Bargains
at Che Mem s Store G.
One-Third Off
Rogers, Peet
& 60. s
Perfect Garments.

Here's veritabe feast good things for Men and Boys.
easonabe odate wearab lowest prices quoted
for reliable qualities: 4
CSC Linen Collars standard make all Styles &C. Tor y 2Sc
25c :Nlslk Club and String Ties. Sc
15c hemstiched Handkerchief, white for 25c
SOC and $50 Neekweatecks pufs, 4n-ahds &c., 2for 25c
improved imitation Guyot Suspenders 49, 25c
SOC Night Shirts fancy trimmed extra length 3@c
SOC pertect-htting Unlaundered Shirts 39c
Mems Winter Shoes-all leathers-ONETHIRD OFF.
Mems sI75 and So Derby and Fedora Hats S1.25
Mems Sack Suits and Winter Overcoats-ONE-THIRD OFF
Boys 81 and $3.50 Short Pants Suits. ..........S 81 A8
Boys $3.50, $3.50 and So Short Pants Suits 81 AZ
All Boys Winter Overcoats and Reefers-ONE-THIRD OFF
60c F1eece-lined Underwear. Roc
75c and Soc. Underwear-all STYLES A6c
SIPS Natural Wool and Derby Ribbed Underwear 79c
I5c Fancy 1oseblack blue garnet and &C.
100 Shirs-Iaundered Soc
Mems $500 $3.50 and S325 Trousers. So. so
CHERRY & MORAN CO..
The Mems Store, 81g Penna. Ave.
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Bows Ties.

Appropriate TO wear with the high turnover col
lars are the Narrow String Ties in Scotch clan
plaids-the same quality silks shown in the
larger shapes for mea at nifty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
Glove
Special.

Glove
Special.
For Saturday. small sample lot
(about IS PAIRS OF Women's 2-clasp
Pique and 3-clasp Overseam Gloves,
representing very special value.
SI-oo pair.
First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
Corset
Department

A most carefully selected stock OF
Corsets, foreign and domestic, is here
IN satisfactory variety, A generous
sprlnkllng OF Paris novelties, includ-
ing many beautiful specimens for
evening wear.
H. g. Corsets couti extra long mo ~
GUM and short. Per pair. 81 90
extra long and medium Per pair touui, $50
ures, Per s"',-D.e ."f s.oa! hs $500
hips. Per pair gu. c'as low Dust long $500
boned. BLACK and wbite Per sri psir neasy S275
c. Corsets. French cuutII straight n
'front.' long hips Per pair. S3. 80
Per pair. ,.'. ..o'sa eoa.: S. so
servlettes. Dozen.............. Coo, to Soc.
Bustles, aeh................. csc. to 75c.
Second floor.
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HerOfsm of a Private Lie

Miss Jones. the mysterious woman from
Iondon-AdVt
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Bows Aian-like Collars.

Highland Turn-down Collars like the mems. Tn
collars in four heights. and have hand -turne,
doGi'l"sritchrd edges. All sizes.
Tor PIC
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Saturdays
Pure Food List,

Indepen1ence Brand Tomatoes dozen cans -. 81 90
n, 'eTNFc Brand tomatoes, dozen cans. LOO
~ w; q L hdihe oorn dozen cans. %
Iiug Q, nailey Torn dozen cans. zoe.
Sii al tiitepehHence Sfted Peas, doz. cans. 1.65
s.,t IiL,eF islDe feas dozen cans 1.20
ShriVers Extra Sifted Al Peas, dozen cans Doe
Defence Brand Lima Beans dozen cans 10
CAhtu ohk,d Beans dozen cans. ......... IS
t aitoihiA neaches; dozen cans 2.25
C aornia tears dozen cans. Observation-Disclosures. IS
CaIt,i a I,prl'o's dozen cans ............ /. 60
tI,iifoi uihs' aozen cans J.. IS
n ~ a naiceI reaches, dozen cans LBS
~ n ~. Iah,ake Flour package. ............. Toe
II. o. Bnekwheat Flour, package . 10c
H. o. Hominy Grits, package - ioc
n N p.t,n"S Ianineai, p1ckase Zoe.
C-ot:s Etard aCAase- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15c.
fSnnaIass GnIah - piSkaSe- 15c.
Amt Ia,tna.: ,n ~ p2A. soc.
Rens5a-,:s So, iour, package. 10c.
l-usks Oyster Bay asparagus package 10,
s1h,I,n, So . aP' " cakes lor. ...-..-... 25c.
Baboitt's Best Soap cake. Observation-Disclosures. a.
Brooks cTystal Soap. cake. -
$500, S Ss SHhS. &c.
,.r",,r : "ehioie IRENE soap, CAKE .4iae
So, s-I.ph' iot 25c.
Fifth floor. 49,
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Boys, Misses and
Childrem's Shoes.

Misses and ChildreD's Box Calf Lace Sb.
!ope9lc last, extension sOles: sizes SD to
Sizes j to .. Per
Misses Button AMI Lace Shoes. spIendid
sh9e Tor everyday and school wear Per
pair .........
Boys and Youths Wei Kid and Calfsk
SHOES GOODYEAR welt sole: guaranteed In
every particular; sizes ii TO =. Per pair.
Sizes 2ia to 5Ia. Per pair.
Boys Calf and Wei Kid Lace Shoes
spiehdld shoes for every day wear. Per
Third floor
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MARRIED..

On Thursday February \
1869. by the Rev. Josiah Il. Perry JaSI Nj
BEDoN and ELIZABETH YoRkE HooPES :.
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Boys
shirgs.

This stock is located immediately
at the left OF entrance to Mems De
partment. and contains everything
in furnishings made in the correct
proportions and styles for boys.
Bows Percale Shirts.
Twenty 1--WE cents off the price Of line of Colored
Percal" shirts. because the stripes the
bosom instead Of up and down: doesn't hurt the
wear. A pair of cIfs with each shirt.
Z5c each, instead OF SI.OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09

The West Virginia Republican Association
held meeting last night at Oppenheimer's
Hall, ol4 9th street northwest. to perfect ar
engagements for the reception to be tender
Cd next week at WIZARDS Hotel to Senator
n. B. Scott and Representative r. H. Freer
Cen Van H. Bukey presided, and the asso-
citation was addressed by Messrs. c. B. Glib
bcns, w. H. Smith. jr.. and Capt William
Kirk. all Of Parkersburg, w. Va
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

Transient advertisements, 81 per
9nare frat insestion; each subsequent
Insertion 30 cents per square.
Official or legal advertisements, 81
per square first insertion; each subse-
1Hent insertion 50 centsper square.
Local Advertisements l0cts per line.
Editorial notices, first insertion. Is
cents per line; subsequently 10 cents
per line.
Brief communications upon subjects
DEhlic interests solicited.
: Obituaries, G inches free; over 6 inch
-es, will be charged for at regular rates.
The Editor ia moi responsible for the
Vit.,s expressed 5y correspondents.
Ne attention patdto nn0nymous let
eFs
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03
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THURSDAY. MAY ,, 1000.
MASTERS SALE.

John T. Granger and George S. Clay
Trustees, and Peter B. Wycoff,
suing In his own behalf, &c. VS..
The New Orleans Pacific Railway
Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

No. 1867, in the United States Cir
cult Court for the Eastern District
of Louisiana.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

Notice IA herehs' gwen that pursuant
Io-thc direction coutaIned In the final
decree entered In the above cause on the
10Th dav of April. 1900, shall offer for
sale ut the main entrance Of the court
house OF the Parish Of NatchisJches, In
the Town of NatchitOches. State OF
Louisiana, at the hOnr Of II O'Clock A.
III. ON
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

fCcrtir uej On p+:t -
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

at public auction, to the best AMI high
est bidder. rs one parcel. for cash, with
out appraisement. all and singular those
certain narcelS of land located in the
State Of Louisiana, situate AMI desc. ibed
AS follows viz
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03
re sold him. r


.aT something which iDosste nad
.--.--~ht IT fha horse "Wher9
ne sold hi
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1900-05-03

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
AND PARISH OF NATCHITOCHEs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.
Martial law has been declared In San
Juan de Porto Rico.


Martial law has been declared in San
Juan de Porto Rico.
Gen. Bates has captured II towns In
the department Of Minsndo. Philip.
pines, without firing shot
Hon. Charles II. Allen, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy. has been ap-
pointed Governor Of Porto Rico.
According to an official report from
General Otis, /. 426 Filipinos have been
killed in the past three months
It isa question now as TO whether
the Isles OF Pines WAS part Of the ter
ritory ceded TO the United States by
Spain, or whether IL is part Of Cuba.
Gen. Oorbiu says Gen. Otis has IN
der bis command more men than he
really needs and that Gems. Bell and
Young would be supplied with troops
Fl m the forces in the vicinity Of Ma.
Mia
The President has issued an order
merging the Department Of Havana
and Pinar Del Rio, Cuba. under the
command Of General Fitzhugh Lee,
with headquarters at Quemados The
change will take effect May first.
General Polavieja, the Spanish Min
lister OF War, has received an official
dispatch from Manila informing him
that many Spaniards residing there de.
sire, ION account Of the spreading OF
the Filipino insurreotlon 10 the island
of Luzon :" to return to Spain General
Otis seems to prefer the United States
bu. there can be no objection in either
case
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14

ThEFREEL LANCE published TIL weekly
,san independent Newspaper, IL .oeAteo NJ 90
uommerce Tor william ST.. Frederlehsou'k
VIRGINS. and ia issued on Tuesday, ThureoAY
and saturday mornings by Tho Free
Lance Newspaper, esek ."s !eo
PrIntIna Company 81 er@es's
sura virsInls. ga,
It's SUBSCRIPTION Terms are 'l.sV per yeAi'
., m tors months, 70 cents for 8 months OF
so cents for months.
Its advertising Rates arc for one sVuSro ..
tan lines or less. frst insertion,bO cents,and 20
eants for each additional insertion NO'NpeI
square per year. No position S'uen ana 20
fors4on advertisements ore taken at a se'' f0'S
thon our hore patrons pov. Tho rign' Is II.
served to reject or modify any advertisement
Isdeemeo libelous or otherwise ooJeSuonSoi''
yearly advertisers disseminating during 'hv
vesr will be charged invariably at Srsnsien'
rates.
All letters recommending candioAIe' 'oi
oesee must be paid for to insure their puo"-
cation. -,nax.
Resolutions of respect to deceased me moei'
oassed by societies. corporations ssso'iS'iUu''
ov other organizations will De ln'Sii"''
charged for IS advertising mstter'
Al, communications OF every ehAfAcsel
should be addressed to 'THBfRhh LANVh'
fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
Southern R. R. Telegraphers Strike.

The telegraph operators on the South
ern Railway recently presented to the
officials q list Of grievances they wish
ed redressed. The negotiations with
the company failed to accomplish the
purpose sought and the telegraphers
went out on a strike in a body at IL
o'clock Thursday. The strike effects
the whole system. The train dispatch
ers. however, are still at work.
The Southern Railway officials claim
that but 10 per cent Of the men quit
work, while the President Of the order
of r. r. Telegraphers says 80 per cent.
Of them are out.
The officials of the Southern, sntioi.
pating the strike Of the telegraphers,
gave orders several days ago that in
case Of walkout all freight trains be
held up. and that the engineers run
their trains by the card schedule.
"Atlanta, Ca, April 18th.
ITO all TeleRraphers Employed on
the Southern Railway:
Turn your board red and quit work
at eleven O'Clock today. Thursday. April
18th. Perform no service Of any kind.
Stand firm and victory is ours.
"(Signed) W. V. Powell.
president Order Railway Telegraph
ers. Z"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
LET HER EMULATE THE PHG
NIX.

THIS entire section feels deeply for
Bowling Green in her loss during the
present week. There were many, il
not all, who suffered by the fire that
oould little afford the financial loss
which has been visited upon our
neighboring town. 1t is a pity-snd
wa do not understand why it should
have been so-that there was so lit
tie insurance upon the twenty-eight
houses which paid homage to the fire.
>vod. It is q lesson that others will
benefit by, but is now poor consola'
ton to the sufferers. Dat OF their
deep griefan our unbounded sym
patty but one consolation arises
that out of ashes bloom the most lux
uriapt roses. The energy of Caro-
lines people will now exert itself,
and, as is the case with all confagra-
tons, q more beautiful and modern
town will bloom-or, Pb@nix'like,
she will spring into renewed life and
being.
The authorities of Bowling Green
have made a call on the public for
assistance to relieve the unfortunstes
and we hope they may have liberal
response.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
THE TUG OF WAR.
Ii Is reported at Pretoria that Lieut..
Dol K. 5. 3 Baden. Powell. British com
mander at Mafeking, Is dead.

1t is reported at Pretoria that Lieut. .
Col X. s s Baden. Powell, British com
mander at Mafeking, Is dead.
1t was estimated on April Sth that the
Beers held as prisoners OF war $40
British soldiers, while the British hold
about an equal number Of Boer prison.
ers
The State Department has received
from Consul Hay, at Pretoria, report
stating the result OF his enquiry into
the charge Of former Consul Macrum, TO
bo that his official mail was not opened
by the British censor.
After South Africa Ia conquered Great
Britain is going TO offer to each Of her
soldiers whose time has expired 240
acres OF land there, provided they will
occupy 1t for ten years. as an induce
ment to settle in the country.
Lord Roberts now has force under
his command estimated at from 20. 900
20 100, 600 en-. IL Is calculated that
he has q total Of PA, 000 men in South
Africa, with 1900 more ahoat or I'M
der orders to start for the scene Of war.
In both Natal and the Orange Free
State there ia no let up in the Beers
activity, though there are no further
reports OF decided successes A Pretoria
dispatch states that they are full OF
courage and confidence and have more
men in the field than ever before.
From Nebraska comes news that as
soon as the South African war is over
II the Beers are defeated. the Burling.
ton road will have agents in the field to
promote their emigration 90 the United
States, and offer them the most liberal
Inducements to become residents here.
The Boer government has notified
Portugal that they consider the trans
portation OF British soldiers and sup
plies through their territory as hostile
action. 1t Is said unofiicislly in Lon
don that the drawing OF Portugal into
the war may lead Russia and France TO
act
The war has now lasted six months,
it having begun October IL, 1899 The
total British loss from the beginning Of
the war Ia about % 365 men. This in
cludes losses from both bullets aud dis.
ease. The total Beer loss Ia unknown.
as definite information on the sub
jsct is frsRmentary. but conservative
estimates put it at about ~. 600 men.
Beware Of Green Fruit Now In the
heated term people should pay attention
30 their diet, avoiding unripe fruit and
stale vegetables which invariably bring
on cramps, cholera morbus. or darrhTa
Children are particularly subject to COM
plants Of this kind and no mother can
feel sale without having q bottle Pain
Killer It's safe. sure and speedy cure.
Avoid substitutes. there Is but one
Pain Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c.
and SOC
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14

some time ago it was rumored that
Judge Henry Clay Caldwell, of Ar.
kansas, would be given the second
place on the ticket with Bryan. THE
FREE LANCE considered the suggestion
absurd, and was meant only to boom
Judge Caldwell's personality. The
Judge has been Reconstructionist
and wore the ermine placed upon
him by Republican President. But
the plan work d, and Judge Cald'
we'll has been given the opportunity
10 get into print. He declines the
supposedly proffered honor in a
graceful letter to Chairman Jones.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14

A meeting was held In Philadelphia
Monday night to express sympathy for
the Beers. A message was sent to Presi-
dent kruger by sixteen year old tele.
graph messenger. who at once started
on his arrend
John Marshall day will be celebrated
Feb. 4th, 1901, in Washington. There
will be public meeting, at which the
Chief Justice Of the Us. Supren Q
Court will preside. President Mckinley
has promised to be present The ora
tion will be delivered by Hon. Wayne
MacVeagh, formerly Attorney General
of the United States and Minister to
Italy. The programme also includes
q banquet in the evening. IL Is expect.
ed that on the same day there will be
local celebrations throughout the coun-
try.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
Election May "a, 1900

VIRGINIA: In the clerks Office of tie
Circu Court OF the county Of King
George on the 5th day of April 1890.
Edwin K. Bowie. Plaintiff.
Against
Co-nel'a Cross, Alexander +. Gross. Alice {.
Higgins, John W. Cross. and the widow and
children Of II. Clay CrOss, whose names and
resi- icCce are unknown, ..... o.. De endants
The object of this suit is TO IA eaTa'titi N
either in kind or by sale of The lots or pare Is
Of land allotted 10 Edgar Cross and James
Luz len Cross In the partition e I lands of
the late Lewis Cross. lyi X in kicR George
county, made and lnirmed June 18th, lsll,
between the Plaintiff as grantee of Saml. W.
Cross one of said heirs. aud the other heiIs
of said Lewis Cross, deed and also 10 rccOv-
er the PLAINTIFF share of the re Is sues
and profits TO which he is entitled, arisirg
from the shares OF the said Edgar and James
Lucien Cross.
And an affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendants irst four named, are not
residents OF the state of Virginia, and this {
the names and residence Of the widow and
children of II. Clay Cross, decd. are I'M
known, it is ordered that they do appear
here within lift en- days after due publica
ton hereof, and do what may be Necessary
10 protect their interest in this suit And ii
is further ordered that copy hereof he pub
lished once week for four weeks in some
ne spaper, and that copy be forthwith
posted at the front door of the courthouse
OF this county.
4 copy--Te ste:
Z. l.. HUNTER. Clerk
c. n. Ashton, p q. Ap wives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
IT IS re norted from Washington

IT is reported from Washington
that the roral free.delivery system OF
tn Posts flee Department has grown
to such proportions that it has been
found necessary to create two add
tional divisions to properly handle It,
which will make four divisions. The
Eastern division has its headquarters
in New York, and includes in its ter
ritory New England, New York and
Pennsylyania-nine States in all; the
Middle division has its headquarters
st Indianapolis, and comprises the
State of Ohio and all States west to
Missouri and Southern States down
to and including louisiana the
Western division has headquarters at
Denver, and comprises States west OF
the Missouri and Iowa to the west :;
the Southern division has beadqusr-
ters at Washington, and includes
eleven Southern States. The system,
which WAS st first tried as an expert
ment, is now necessity, and IS be-
coming daily more popular.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
Candidates Cards.
FOR MAYOR.

With grateful appreciation for past
favors. and many thanks to those citi-
zens who have voluntarily pledged me
their support, respectfully announce
myself candidate for reelection 10 the
Mayoralty, and will be thankful for the
votes Of my fellow citizens at the com
ing election. A. z. ROWE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14

Carnegie and Frick got into a quar-
rel, went TO law and everybody thought
the great combination that had 90 op-
pressed the laborers was at an end
But not 80. They come 20 on agree
ment. withdraw their suit, and 81.
gantic combination of one hundred ana
sixty millions Of dollars is the result.
The last will likely be more oppressive
than the first Fredericksburg Free
Lance.
Does not our able contemporary know
that the wages paid by the carnegie
companies are the highest paid by any
iron and steel works in the United
States? II it does not know IT 1t ought
TO inform itself before it makes any
more absurd statements about the op'
preston Of labor by these combinations
Spirit Of the Valley.
THE FREE LANCE has no informa
ton which would lead it to believe
that the Carnegie. Frick steel trust is
paying its employees more than any
other, though such may be the case
as it is about the "whole thing" in
summing up the steel industry of tha
United States; and the fact that Con-
eress has been induced to pay them
1925 per ton for steel srmOr'plste-
a profit of about $500 per ton-should
cause them to be exceedingly liberal
with their lsborers. But we do know
that the Homestead riots, which
caused much bloodshed and resulted
IN hundreds Of aliens filing Ameri-
cans places and the reduction and
subsequent oppression of labor, were
the direct product of Frick and Car
negie, owners.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
Pnr OYar Pity Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions Of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. II
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind oolio, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists In every
part Of the world. twenty-five cents
q bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Window Soothing Syrup
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14
FOR CLERK OF COURT.

hereby announce myself candidate
for election as Clerk IT the Corporation
Court Of the City Of Fredericksburg.
which office | have filled for five years.
And most respectfully ask the support
of INV fellow citizens at the approaching
election.
JAMES - CnRHTN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-04-14

SINCE it has been decided to locate
one Of the summer normsls at Fair
field High School, in the suburbs Of
Richmond, this will seriously mill
tate against Urbsnna or Tappahan-
mock, or any other place in this Sec
ton, getting one.