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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14
Registra alton Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the BOOB Of Resstrt.
tion r the General Election - be held Nsvemher
9Th. 1910; for the ekction OF State ounty and
Township of cArs are now open and will remain
open daily on all legal days from 10 O'Clock IN 70
'cl ick D m until 0ch Der 10 A D 1900. aud from
October 10, to October 20 from p N 10 O. p N In
addition % he hours heretofore mentioned. At
whieh time the book for iegistration will close at
Q O'Clock p 10.
The law rsqu res nstur lixed citizens TO exhibit
Their certificates OF natutaiiza lon at the time they
present tnemse yes for registration.
Myron Abbott, y.
Justice Of the Peace, and ex- fici Rsgistfy
Agent Of Bnuksrville Precinct,
Dated. Sept IL, 1900. e'rs SIS ~
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14
Registration Notice.

Notice 10 h'ssby given that the Book OF Rsgistra-
ii, for the General kisotion 10 be held EoRsnbtr
9Th A. D. 1901: for the Election Of State. csnnty.
and rowaship Ufhcers aranow open aud will re-
main sp. dsiy on ali legal days from 10 osciock
A N. 70 sociock p. NJ. uutH October 10 A. d. leoa
and from 0ctober the 10, TO october 30. frtm p
m. 10 O'Clock m lnIsddition 20 the nanrs hereto
fore menticr d, at whichtme the book 10 rcgistrA
tion will d.ise 81 Q OCT ~ o. Ia,
The l,wrequires nstnr s'iz 81 citizens 10 Kfibir
their eert,nc of nstura, tion sttLs lime tey
present theSnseIves for. .rsistrstton.c
~ J. O. McClan.La
Registry Agent, sandy Preciuet.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14
q eglstratlon Notice.

Nn,ice Ia hereby given hW the Book gf kegistfa-
r'ontr he General tieeson % bslheid Stvrmbsr
Q b fea,; for the election NJ state tsou, y aud
10 vnship once arc now open aud Will, fen sin
open y ou vii legal day, from 10 &c ok o 70
6 cloch p m. until october 10. A D 1870 nd from
Octabcr 10, to ctobcr ~. IN 70 M 10 . p N In
sdditiob to the hours hefetfors m-ptioned, at
~tich the the books for registration will close a
0 o'cl ck u m.
The Law requires nsturilissd citisens % exhibit
hes certificates o, hatursiR sf the time they
present themselvos for regis 70 ION 80"
HJrscs Holt, 49,
Registry Agent Of Logan Precinct.
Dated Sept IL. 1900. ea
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14
Registration Notlce.

Notics is hereby Given that the Book Of Bssistral
tinn forthe 0rnsfai AiaStiDu ~ De held kovsmb- T
o. 4 D 1900; for the election of STATE County ard
opsa daily on ali Legal days from 10 O'Clock 9 N
70 ep no uutil Oc&pber 10 A d 1900. and from oct
10. to October 90. fromif p m to . p'ei.,ck IN la
edition % q houfs heretofore mentioned Ai
vheh time the book fsF Registration will CT % at
O'clock pm
The law requires nasarsiix d deitissnsvto exhibit
their ces s,tAestAe II nssurAliEa ion 90 the time e.
present. tnsmseivsa for registrsties
Hsisify AssAs. Eagle vsfsy Pro'iaot.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14
.s gis,ra.io +, Aotice

VIA O. ID hereby gwen ID the Bop y hesM,ra
An A b 1900; for .bs el,c lou - :, County
,.ss township oficer, are nos o1en and VII re-
man oten daily or ali legsl days fiom ~ ociocs
N. 70 O'Clock P. N. until Oesobsf losn 4. "
1870. and from o. jbsr 10, ~ ocsooer ~. ~ ,,,.
HERETOFORE mentioned, 1t xuidI time the DOCS tof
resisti a.ion will close at o'cloe P.,h, .,.,.
Tha law requires ,a.nrarxed cf'iEsls !, exnipls
their eertihcaIes OF u'a ization 81 ne ums shoS
R''''' j. d small, :
Assisssg Asapsi
n
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14

Notice Ia hereby given that the Book OF Reaisifs.
tinn for the General Election to be beld November
9Th d l90O for the election os Btats. County and
Township officers are now open end sill remain
tpen daily on all legal days from 10 oscl0ck "a to
O'clock m until October 10 A D iagU. and from
october 10. to October 10, from 7 p M to p M. 10
addition to the hours heretofore nsnti0nsd Of
which time the book for registration close Rt O.
O'Clock p m.
The Law requires natursIzed cttixans 10 exhibit
their certificates Of nAturaiigAti " ct the me they
present themselves for registration.
Jacob Bauer
Jus.ics Of the Pesce. and ex-oG;sio Registry
Agent Of Ct ThomAA Precinct
Dated, Sept a. 1890.
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] Registration notice.

Notice b hereby gwen that the Book OF Regisra-
tion Tor thu 0suerAi election TO be held November
6lh, A, D. aa0e, fortths sestioR Of State, County
and Township officers syel Eow open snd will r.
msin open daily on all legal days fr)m 10 o'clock,
Al n. TO O'CLOCK N until 0ct,ber 10 d 1900
and from Oct = 10. 10 october 40 from p. NJ. TO
p. NJ, ia addition 10 the hours heretofore men.
toned 1t which time the hook for Registrations will
close o O'Clock Y. ss. ress
The law requires nsturalized citizens. to exhibit
their certihca OF natuIaliEaon at the time Vi
prsssut themselves for registration.
Joseph Rice 49,
Justice OF the Peace And sx ,oiicio Registry
Agent OF Psnsea preciset
Dssed Auauet 9Sfh 1900. rE4 4t4
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14

Neties 70 hssshS 1ftsa that the Book q. Regis.
tfsiion fof The Gsisfai Esesinh to be hsid NoTsm~
be esA A. D. 100 feFeAs riretloH Of STATE. ooupjt
md ToVnship oGes o. aee n,w Qlen aAdswtli ~
msih open dsily IN al legal lays frun 10 clock
=. - o. clock p. e dhtii october losA p. 1870
and frszR tie' eh 10 to October 20 from n. 20
nd.tIHrk In I'm eadiiiabte 70 the houss hsfusobe-
ere mentiobed. atlWhich time the book foF raSe.
iration will Gloss ~ o'clook r.
Tha Law qu fsS yiaturslized ttEeps TO ethihit
heif ceriinesss POI ct the taae thty
thes present shdm lsivss Eof ragiefration,
e4a L. L. Woods,
Rssiztsy Agbat. =
I Glover Valley PreciAet
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Rsgastsat,on, Not ce.

Notice 10 hefeby gfvsa that tbe Book Of Htglarr
tioa for IN. General El siasa tube held Nosehbef
9 b, A, 1870; for the Aasetsonsof STATE, County
and Townahip, sfacetz Areau auag opsn Apa will re-
tnniu cpsn daily ssA1sfazAi NAya4ssui no sieeck
into o.clDck p m untils3ctober ih.A y. AsOu
a1sf sram Ue obsr Hut tS.lct,shbe af fsamS p m 70
eo.ciocs pm, tn addition 70 tle inrs hsfrt fore
sntioust ~ Will b tiuss the book for Fegistration
will close ~ eo'clock fkmlui. tsx ~, ~ y !,
e . iaw qulres natarsliEea vftiGrns to fxhibf'
their Ftieates Of nstaFslizssleu II the time they
prsssns thsmselyes Ton ssniasrstton.
= A u. Campbell M
gsrs 4asssess Registry Agent of Lake YAlisy
Precinct.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-09-14

Notiesis hereby S,vea chat the Book = = eatra.
tion for the taeAfrN Eleet,on 70 D. held Nszztbar
9Th, A. D. 10 D; Il the ele6ttan of State. 6vnfy
and Township ofiiesSr ars nov opsa and wfH %.
main open dsly ~ ,au leg 4 Aszs4soIa 10 o'cloch
. N toss 0cieek p q until vcnsasz 20. 1909
And from Octsh-f 10 e. Oetthrf p 3spEh p n "a
o'eIock n. n. in additan e. - Aoars thereto
~ mentio - ~ phice iiks shs bsak fef regis.
lrstf9A will eisse e. lkct oh . -
The Law reaaisessfsfHra aliseA esezssns u exhlbit
their certiAeasss otnslrsis sien st ne tiss tres
prssszt setsassirss fef ssg'strsan,
R.A. Roafks,
Justice Of shs .ksacs. and sz-osicio assi.sry
AGENT, Delamaf Presinct
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US call the five pups five boys, and
how does the proposition look to
your It-is easier to train boy than
to train dog. If you have boys
study this problem over---Ex.
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SUMMONS.

On the Districts courf Of the Foarth Judi-
: esal District, Ltscoin County, stat Of
,.,. Nevada.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
KING GEORGE.
News Notes From King George County.
lOore.pondence Of The Free Lance. }

Correspondence Of The Free Lance.)
King George o. H.. Aug 22nd.
Miss Martha O. Grymes. daughter CT
Mrs. Anne W. Grymes. is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Clarke county. near
white Post
Miss Rosalie L Stuart. daughter Of
Mrs r + Stuart, Of Cedar Grove, Is
at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, where she will remain until
the last Of September
Rev. Henry O. Cameron, ID d
professor of Greek, at the University Of
Princeton, New Jersey, is visiting the
Hunters. at the Courthouse.
Mrs Paul Bradley. wife Of Rev. Paul
Bradley, Of Norfolk, Va, with her
handsome boy. is visiting her brother
Mr.. w. W. Brown.
Mr. RbWirt Washington was among
the crowd that attended the dedication
of the hall Of the Junior Order Ameri-
can Mechanics on Thursday last Mr.
Washington holds an important posi-.
ton in the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in Washington city. His many
friends were glad to greet him.
Mr. Fred Hunter, OF Washington,
who attended the dedication ceremonies
Of the hall on Thursday last, returned
on the l9lh inst.
Miss Jean Power, Of Georgetown, d.
O. is the guest Of Miss Lucy Lewis, at
"Marmion.
Mr. Thomas l. Hunter, who has been
spending his holiday with his kin at
the Courthouse has returned to Wash.
ington.
Mrs. II. B. Ooghill, Of Latham" is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ashby. in
fredericksburg
Mrs r. S. Bowie, Of Washington. is
visiting her relstives, Mr. and Mrs II
v Turner, at 'Woodlawn. "
Hon, Joseph Ohlnn, Of Warsaw,
Richmond county, who delivered an
eloquent aud logical address to the
Junior Order Of American Mechanics
on Thursday, the 10th inst, at King
George Oourt.house. and who has been
the guest Of Judge John E. Mason, OF
"Shelburne, has returned home. Mr.
Ohinn is very popular with the King
Georgians. and we are Away glad TO
see him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
colored Baptists Split.

The opening session Of the thirty
seventh annual meeting Of the Norfolk
Virginia Union Oolored Baptist Associa'
tion, which convened in the First Bap-
tist church of Hampton Friday. wss
one Of the liveliest gatherings Of colored
people ever assembled in that city. and
for some time it looked as though the
oolored ministers would engage In a
general "razoo" time. The trouble was
brought by opposition to the report OF
Secretary Robinson on the part Of some
of the delegates and. according to the
views Of some Of the best known men,
bers Of the association split in the
body will be the inevitable result
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
Cut Of Sons Hand 70 Save His Life.

SuL VI o0u Aauu " SdVs alS GAAS'
John Rankin, of Hickory Corners, Pa,
cut off his sons hand with knife to
save his life
Rankin and the little lad, who is
eight years old, were out picking hucK.
cherries The child had been running
about in the bushes. gathering hand
fuls Of the berries and bringing them
to his father. Suddenly he came dash.
ing back, screaming and holding up his
hand The father saw twosmall wounds
upon il, while the child jibbered Of a
huge snake.
Less then ten yards away Rankin
found o great rattlesnake cCiled and
ready to stroke again. With one blow
of club, he killed the reptile, but he
knew that the deadly poison was at
work in the child's hand, and they were
far from any medical assistance.
Certain that every moment meant
life or death for his boy. Rankin seized
the child. and with one blow Of heavy
knike be carried struck off the hand as
the wrist above the snake bites. Stop
ping the flow of blood with a cord at
the arm. the father carried the child
home, and after several hours a doctor
arrived and dressed the wound. The
medical man says the little man will
recover rapidly, bat has no doubt that
the father saved the boys life by his
heroic treatment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
Tilting on the Green

Holiday, Va, August o. The first
tournament of the season in this vicinity
was held this afternoon in Mr.. Edward
f. Young's field, about two miles from
Belmont, In Spotsylvania county. A
large crowd was in attendance and the
fitting was splendid and the honors
warmly contested.
Prof. r. r. Powell, Of Green Level
Academy, delivered the charge TO the
knights In an eloquent and appropriate
address
After the fitting the crowd repaired
to the pretty and hospitable residence
Of Mr.. Arthur g. Dickinson, where the
ceremonies were concluded.
Mr.. Glenroy Harris, Knight Of Texas,
who won the first honor, crowned Miss
Flavia Pulliam Queen Of Love and
Beauty Mr.. Nellie Lacy. Knight Of
Sulphur Mines, crowned Miss Matte
Taylor first maid Of honor Mr.. Otis
Wright, Knight Of Roundabout, crowed
Miss Fannie Todd second maid OF hon.
or, and Mr.. Garland Wright, knight
Of No Expectations, crowned Miss Rosa
Robinson third maid of honor.
Mr.. Willie p. Powell delivered the
coronation address In handsome style.
His tribute to woman was chaste and
eloquent and his concluding remarks
brought fozth warm and generous sp
plause from the audience.
The Queen and her Court bore their
honors with grace and modesty, and
the crowns were unusually beautiful and
artistic
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
Rishur Wsas pishup,a Widow

An interesting wedding took place in
Baltimore. Nd. August 2lct when Bis
hop Henry McNsal Turner, tho colored
divine of Atlanta, Ga, was married to
Harriet E Wayman, widow OF Bishop
A. W. Wsyman, who was perhaps the
most distinguished oolored man who
ever lived in Maryland.
Bishop Turner and Harriet Wayman
have been friends for many years, and
he was frequent visitor to the Way
man home during the life Of Bishop
Wayman. When that distinguished
minister Of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church died in 1895, Bishop Tur-
ner was one Of the several prominent
colored dignitaries from all sections OF
the United States who attended che
funeral.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
TRUE STORY OF THE SLIPPER.
Bettina Gerard Tells All About It for th'
First Time.

Miss Bettina Gerard, daughter OF
the late Gen. Ordwsy. who was so well
known In Richmond and who lived
there come years ago, is at the Jeffer'
son.
She made herself famous in the lead
ing part in The Heart Of Maryland"
some years ago. and has appeared most
successfully in opera.
Miss Gerard gave to Times reporter
the only authentic account Of the fa'
nous satin slipper and champagne story.
lit was shortly after my marriage to
Mr.. Padleford, when was just eighteen
years old a giddy young thing. We had
been to Europe on our wedding tour,
and had Just returned to America. We
had gone to the White Sulphur Springs
for a short stay, and there met several
Of my old friends.
Among them we're two gentlemen
well. known in social circles in Wash
ington and Virginia. Both Of them
were true Virginia gentlemen, and one
of them is now leader in Virginia pc
litical circles. The other gentleman is
dead. but his memory is fresh in the
minds of many Virginians, with whom
he was so popular.
1T was at the conclusion OF ger
man one night when the incident 90.
Cured. These two gentlemen and my
self. with the consent Of my husband
repaired to one Of the small reception
rooms, and one of them brought in 0
bottle Of champagne. There vas just
one bottle for all Of US.
when the wine had been poured out
and we were about TO drink, l made the
remark in a joking way, that upon the
wedding day Of the girls In Poland the
guests drank from her slipper.
lone Of the gentlemen remarked that
he wouldn't do such thing. but the
other said that he would do so If the
bride were pretty girl.
II gave him the challenge, and al
lowed my slipper to drop off By slightly
raising my foot from the floor.
''The slipper was Of black satin. He
picked it up, poured the wine from hii
glass into the heel of the slipper and
drank II.
THAT is all there was to IL. / had
forgotten the incident until some time
afterward when we had returned Il
Europe. An illustrated paper was sent
me with an ALLEGED account Of the affair
written In most elaborate style.
"I was provoked and mortified. for the
incident was simply an innocent diver
sion that would have been forgotten BY
all Of as +"
Miss Gerard said she felt that she wal
herself again. and with her renewed
health and strength, she said, she wal
confident she would remain herself.
Her little daughter. who is heiress e
an estate worth s4OO 900, ia with Mrs
Ordway, her grandmother, at Newport
and daily correspondence iH kept NJ
between mother and child.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
WESTMORELAND
School Teachers Appointed Many Birds -
Religious Personals Etc, ETC.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance

Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Montross, Va August 22ud.
JH Chandler, W W. Sutton and
Wm. NJ Edwards, forming the board
of trustees of public schools for Mon
tross district. held meeting at Mon
tross and appointed teachers for she dlt'
ferent schools in the district. Miss Liz
zie Baker. one Of the most successful
and experienced teachers Of the county.
and who taught the school at Montross
for a number Of years, will not teach
during the approaching term. she hay
ing secured a position in the censns de-
partment. at Washington.
DIR. II. Stewart is operating a steam
mill at Stratford in the manufacture OF
meal, which proves great benefit and
convenience TO this section while all the
water mills are locked up for want Of
water.
The summer has proved TO be excep-
tionally favorable TO young birds, and
a greater number is the result than have
been for years.
Our farmers, who are in the habit OF
plowing in August for wheat. are be-
coming restless lest the entire month
pass by without a suitable season.
A large quantity Of fertilizer is being
sold through agents for Baltimore firms,
and the prospect is that much larger
crops will be seeded this fall than usnai
If the season will work favorably for
ploughing.
Mr. l.. A Edwards. Of Nomini Grove,
started up his canning factory Saturday
last and will continue to work full
force while the season lasts. The TO-
matoes are very good. and If we can be
favored with rain soon the crop will be
better than was expected.
The political ball was put in motion
in this county Saturday last. A large
crowd assembled at the Hague to wit
ness a fag.raising and 30 hear Hon. ".
A. Jones, who addressed the people In
a speech Of one and half hours. de
was followed by Messrs. VIM, Mayo Thos.
Murphy and @. Conway Baker. Much
interest was manifested, and it looks as
though the campaign in old Westmore'
land will not lack zeal and push with
the Democrats.
Rumor says Montross is to sustain an
other loss by matrimony in the near fu'
ture. This rumor is we'll sustained by
visable signs, and the beneficiary will
be a divine Of the Virginia conference.
Many farmers are busily engaged cut
ting down their corn.
Rev r. NJ. Chandler Of Portsmouth,
Va. is visiting relatives at Montross.
Rev. Mr.. Burch, Uf the Richmond
circuit, is assisting Rev. H. H. Smith
in protracted religious services at Mon
tross M f. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Burruss is also on short
visit here. T.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Oargile, OF
Washita, T. He writes: -Four
bottles of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer Of scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but her cure IS
complete and her health Is excellent. =
This shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters Is the best
blood purifier known. It'sthe supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum
ulcers boils and running sores. 1t
stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
expels poisons, helps digestion, builds
up the strength. Only 90 cents Sold
by NJ. III. Lewis, Druggist, Guaranteed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
GAIETY AT FAUQUIER WHITE.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance. }
Fauquler White Sulphur Springs, Va
August l0.h, 1900

]
Fauquler White Sulphur Springs, Va
August 18Th, 1900.
We have escaped the hot waye Of last
week, and the air is tempered by cool
ing breazes Crowds have arrived the
past week. and IL this continues there
will hardly be standing room. " Bat
with all this, "more men-more dane
ing young meL-are wanted. A pla.
card bearing this announcement was
displayed at one Of the New Jersey Ho-
tells last week. The young men seem
to care more for outside diversions.
when the temperature is l05 in the
shade ; but very small number are here
at any time.
"Oupid's Corner" and Filtration
Walk" are almost deserted. The usual
summer reoreations entertain the guests
here.
Among the bellies at the last german
here would specially mention Misses
Burton. Of Washington city. daughters
Of the Inspector General OF the Army !
Miss Pauline Marsteller, Of Washington
city, considered the best dancer here ;
Miss Nellie Green, Of Texas; Miss Ken
nedy, Of Warrenton, sister Of our ideal
German leader, and Misses Kirby, Of
WaehinptOn.
Straw rides are all the fad for young
people here this summer.
The Warrenton Horfe Show is looked
forward to with as much expectancy
and nervous strain as a small boy who
has been promised permission to attend
a circus.
The picturesque cottages here are all
filed with guests
Mrs Green, from Texas, has Mrs.
Fowle, her sister, as her guest.
Mrs. Richard Lewis has her three at
traotiye daughters here
Mrs Col. Thomas Waller, of Stafford.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. ID.
Smith. Mrs. Waller was q visitor here
when the hotel stood on the opposite
side Of the river. before the war.
Mrs. Henry Smith, owner Of the Gar.
den cottage. has as her guest Mrs, Blair,
of West Va.
Judge Anderson d. Smith, Of West
Virginia. will arrive here this week.
He met with a painfulecoident last
week at Montgomery.
Mr.. Howard Paul Wright. son oil
Gen. Wright, Of Washington, and Mr..
Norman Edwards, Of Lansing, Mich,
are the guests Of Mr.. Acca Marsteller.
Mr.. Marsteller is considered the finest
gentleman dancer here. Tramp. I"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
SPOTSYLVANIA,
Protracted Meeting Rain Personals Etc.
Etc.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance. }

kOOIIebpOHuouOo VI AhV iAVN iiNhNV'
Wilderness. Va. Aug. 23 1900.
The long protracted drought was
broken last week by several showers
which freshened up the vegetation and
was q great help TO late corn.
A very interesting protracted meeting
closed last Friday at Wilderness church
with six converts. Rev J. NJ Beadles,
the pastor. conducted the meeting
: Miss Grace Morrison, Miss Shakes
pear and Miss Eastburn were guests
last week OF Mr.. and Mrs S B Perry.
Miss Emma Pebble, Of Fairfax county,
and Miss BERTHE Perry, Of Smell, Va,
are guests at Mrs Dora l.. Payne's.
Messrs Il. d. Sanders and Jimmie
Sanders, of Louisa, were the guests last
week Of Mr.. s. +. Adams.
Miss Rebecca Jacobs, OF Nason.s,
Orange county, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Johnson.
Mr.. Gordon Spottswood is quite sick
at his home, near here
Miss Lizzie D. Tanner, Of this place,
Is visiting in Orange and Oulpeper.
Miss Lizzie Dempsey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ohewning. near Ely's Ford.
Little Miss Rosa q. Johnson, Of Rap.
idan is spending some months with
her grandfather, Mr.. s. F. Adams.
Master spottswood Stone. of your
city, is the guest Of his cousins, Mas
ters Horward and Irwin Scott.
Mrs. James Hicks and Mr.. s. f.
Adams are quite sick.
Mr.. Stanley Dempsey, who was con-
fued to his bed with fever is out again.
Miss Oallie Dempsey. who also was
indisposed, is out again.
Miss Ohildress, Of Unionville lie spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Eddie Dempsey. K. X. X.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-08-28
Daafnsrs Cannot be Cured

by local applications.as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There Is only
one way 20 cure deafness, and that Is by con
stltutiOnal remedies. Deafness is caused by
an infamcd condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is in
namcd you have a rumbling sound or imper
feet hearing. and when IL Is entirely closed,
Deafness Is the result, and unless the milan
nation can be taken out and this tube re
stored 10 It's normal condition, hearing Will DO
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing but an
innamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness lcaused by catarrhl that can
not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure, Send
for circular, tree.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, ,5c.
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