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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-21

acted as though they were totally un-
aware OF the presence of troops, but
the more he thought the more he
knew that no big body of Sioux would
be travelling across country at SO crit
ical time Country, too, thai was
conquered as this was from their enc
mics, the Crows), without vigilant
scouts afar out on front and flank.
The more he thought the more he
knew that even as early as three
o'clock those keen-eyed fellows must
have sighted his little column, con-
spicuous as it was because of it's wag-
ons. Beyond question: he told him
self, the chief of the band or village
so steadily approaching from the
northeast had full information of their
presence. and was coming confidently
ahead. What had he to fear? Even
though the blood of settlers and sol
diers might still be red upon the hands
of his braves, even though fresh scalps
might be dangling at this moment
from their shields, what mattered it?
Did he not know that the safeguard of
the Indian bureau spread like the wing
of protecting angel over him and his
people, forbidding troops to modest or
open fire unless they themselves were
attacked? Did he not laugh in his
ragged shirt sleeve at the policy of the
enemy to ride boldly up to his soldiers,
count their numbers, inspect their ar
ray, satisfy himself as to their arma-
ment and readiness, then calculate the
chances, and, if he thought the force
/ too strong, ride on his way with only
significant gesture in parting in
suit? #, on the contrary, he found it
| weak, then he could turn loose his
| braves, surround, massacre and scalp,
and swear before the commissioners
| sent out to investigate next moon that
| he and his people knew nothing about
| the matter-nothing, at least, that
| they could be induced to tell.
One moment more Dean watched and
| waited. Two of the Indians in the
ravine were busily reloading their
| rifles. Two others were aiming over
| the bank, for, with the strange stupid
ity of their kind, the other buffalo,
even when startled by the shot, had
never sought safety in flight, but were
now shifting the odor of blood on the
tainted air and slowly, wonderingly
drawing near the stricken leader as
though to ask what allied him. Obe-
dent and docile the Indian ponies stood
with dropping heads, hidden under
the shelter of the steep banks. Nearer
and nearer came the big black animals,
| bulky, stupid, fatuous; the foremost
lowered a huge head to sniff at the
blood oozing from the shoulder of the
dying bull, then two more shots pulled
out from the ravine, the huge head
tossed suddenly In air, and the un-
calmly brute started and staggered,
whirled about and darted few yards
away, then plunged on its knees, and
| the next moment, startfsd at some
sight the soldier watchers could not
see, the black band was seized with
sudden panic and darted like mad into
/ the depths of the watercourse, dis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-21
STRENGTHENING TREES.
Excellent Device for Preventing
Working of the Tree from Side to
Side by the Wind

Where a tree of considerable size.
with large top, is set out, the roots
are very liable to be prevented from
taking hold of the ground in conse
quence of the working of the tree
from side to side by the wind. This
can, in great measure, be prevented
by stalking the tree down. To do this,
of the tree four or five feet above the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-21
Like Iron

''There Is a suit, my friend" said the
dealer, 'sthat will wear like IRON"
81 guess that Teller was liar" said
the victim two weeks later. ''The suit il
rusty already" -Indianapolis Press.
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Real Gsta.r TO Gxrhanaf.

Equity 50 900. quit. new sstory
Il brow ns,one priy1ie residence. latest improve
merits peir stt ~, i2.,n - for. chtuirr house
ONNEh. $40 PeaT =
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VS.

W
ppt.pw HRDS. ta3 rusfvp H'hi iuI V
b.t.,st H,sek,f and tshsl 's hn-rif NJ
Mac s,l =, tlo. a., v $780, - -,
a., ~. ~ A.o. n,i,sts houss N gr'f locA.
TO- nm w,. sd Ia ,,chNng' Ut ''l tented ''
"a itiIfPu nusrS 4 nRo. inso An-,t
u.gtap = j IN ,,rhhngs for 4 vsn hrl'.
r,siv tscyfstsd, pri'st. house IN washington
,p,r''' DAVID. ~ Droadwsy want. ,n-i1ni
SH' ,,It,s. 'cu, s'nrss. adjacent 10 'th ~
ca ., a, N a ntst- elAs. neighbnfhOd pufchasft
w,rt. N Alter snd iuodsfnl'e. nocnfdlrs ms
,,,tr a, ~rfn,t les.ed to r.Iiabls tenants : r~t
,.st .rpu,nge With 1--WE yeats 10 fn. r'c"ll'n'
iny..'r,ri easily handed and paying ABOUT
.Cer cent re, 9n q, ANY ,,,,v 9, Want,
Nv ,ouity 10 Improved properly on Manhattan Island
Tor i,. and clear los IN r'os' 'a.hionahle .nef'
n lonsers. ,alued ~ nlout ia,wo NJ.
equity in a., iut \ $4,000 equny thoVet W
e,p, nor,ghg. In private house In West 7s,h 1t
Az. ise and clear lots Tor part cash and equity
In two 'Illy rented APARTMENT houses IN "rH
$50. .tTs aSe u per e'n Hr IN tsS av -w,p,.
,6fyt dwelling IN Past side. about - 1000. fnr
an architect who want, N Improve sane 10Y owl
use, Ais. Amsterdam and COLUMBUS Az coih,i
r,on.ytIrs for In vesreni buyers. Also, elevator
snsr,- rnt hnu.. MOI, tpn H"av'y moTgsged IN
sIchangc for lot. IN a section where a bic boom
M so. snw'i T.. west :oth ST. want. private
i..s .o.foot front. 100000. Also. Upper part
Gofscofr,r building on 5,h Az Tor pho''sFspe.I
n.., s.1 st Az A'i .oar p ,io'y h T9fs' ., s% ,soai
.s9, PsY SO. o; i, M"fray lin. rc,I. Madison
az Also pfiya" hou.. s,si o, te''hs'oh
Want, a large private f~.llins, !. 70 IS rooms, on
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thorough Of Queen. sale or Rent.
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&fhr BoRra
" sci side.

WAvRRLHY IT,. ioi. Ihs Part -HandASmNv
w furnls htd rooms; steam heat s1oellent AhG
NOM nj service. rsfeIenceN
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OFFERS.

WI HENRY ~ sow. Is West spth ~, uiei'
to close an rsr'c. n large private house on .7d
near H,ntdWH.. lr's-l Tor tntce Year, ~ fesVpn
,lbIs ter.nr NI,n. pflNats hou-e IN Thth ~,
near Ma an Az. sNiori front. with bathroom
extension price. SIS. 90. Also. Tor sale OF, 70
rent American has~mrrt house On Murray huL.
near t,inr t,n Az. price. ga. 100. 'ent 81 spn
p.s..-nn STOUT Jan. T.. 1901. Also. lsins
ION ay, : 'nst atnv, 7p'h al, neaf'v two lJt-
,o.se-.ion At onct. ptce, $4,000 Alec, I'VE
story tenement hOlas m HSth st, near 20 Az
fuly rrr,,U. m rr, sH7.nuN
cNAS. GRIfflTN NOSES \ II 1880 Arfei
dam Az offer a c,tn,f near i,5;h 81. Eh-t
al a bargain 10 close An estate viii sell on Vcy
ra.v t.f-- Als' /, cItret pilot o. inuf iOt' r~'
low gtalc ready for immediate impioNem,nl
a, a treat bargain nynet might ir,te tor hs Wy
mort ga ged tsr-m,n' On iur"f Fast sd
PORTER & re-. las West isaih 81 p1tt No =
we., iS.d ~, tDufstory hfics and stone high.
a,oop dwelling. - hNb3N'pu feei, hardwood
thin, twelve rJnn' ANA iw' bathrooms. anxious
~ sell would con,.de' Offer Ia ndghhpThood OF
$1,000.
FOLSOM BROS AS Broadway Ofer a plot 10 OF
io3.?. Win private hoVs" h~l'ldirg% near tlh Az
between ptN and I2th sts r'thi ee tlv'ded.
Alsn. fbU-.str'y nrlyate ho,l-r IN Si!yvesan'
S:uAr,, siEuNr nUst Ne I'd TO clo.e an esiat-'
Also. fout-stor, ard basement house. 20 oAiUS',
';ih u. near ~ AZ. n - /" snld
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westchester Countryside or Rent.

At FAIRvIHv. YONKERS-well built house:
n hardwood nnish ard doors: nickel plu nbinr:
electric lighting. Ao; large lot. close station: nae
suburban location: restricted nelghbo'hoDf $500.
easy terms send for booklet GORDON. 30 East Ifd st
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Efal estate W'antea.

WANTED 10 lease from May /. 1901. fartory ON.
w tanning ~ 00u " l5,oou square feet sui,s Tie
iof manl'acflr- o. cigars. must oe on the East sids
from <th a. UP 10 10Th II.
wv GLACcUM 4 SONS. 500 East 4s,h a.
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J'OR SAIF-One n ,Nr rnst Fnfrs IN Bergen
i Couf ~. VIII |riCr house. Large nne gre"nhuu =,
nne Gotta q. tOt. - giruiiiinr &c on main 70 d Win
electric iyAi, r'" osts'. Sc mandy 10 tHf's diiir'-
eut railTOsds ana . y Ir,. plHc' l. Tee 40 GEAR
and m good h,Hlthy location ~. miles ifcn New
York -. on ". =. II Il. 10 Dumprt Toy fuf;hc
dressed envelope sTd lamp "ncloSet. - g.. reply
nay ctN - &c Nv Nsf ~ drSrei, owner hon =
II. aOl!N, Post once hyG D., BumIUi, y. =.
Two FhMlI.A ROUSE uur.ch you can buy on
n ciN".t teiTS rrTt.r \ - 10 pay 'nf NO
WI TO-, within - minus ~ Ncv loiN NY hsd.
thr li-,<ome trip to HARLEM pr the outskirts ~
Nrpotlyu. Antique oak ntror TOP mFnrls Two
fIi srt, " mnrUvemcnis me gas NItIfsS, hand
-or,ly p,pe'ed ard decorated, cencn;ed cellars and
wall
MILTON HANNA, 81. Ncwsrg Az. Jersey city.
NOR ~g-s: hotels: farms. a 10 100 acr.s:
j s3.nor. $1,000. $4,000. WILLIAM LANE.
Long MA ch.
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REAL ESTATE BOARD or BROKERS
III 90 rnH CITY OF NEW YORK.
81 NO. ~
WANTS AND OFFERS.

V,., sIIs tst,s,n iOoth and i2iit sis s'1ui
N,Yu ~. tout OF nv, lrt, ,eisssh issth
And ilH 80 rear Hsflsr Ntsf ~ M
want UfNF' .ntriy.
wOOD a uilLIN 80 Ne,, iiitn 81 wan, loi.
ia sscbars. :. = ~rnsf on 3th ~ nsAr i9'th
st. iOD, hi. imported and all t'n''d f.ri
Sasp u~ntiTAgs. ti03. oOn price. 1900
ALsn Gs'In rt'r1rEs fpf tti'At" huus - iH2d
II neat uns pncs, ti;n"n mortgage, tp.tET
huu.- IL conn stsly furnished. Alsn, nat W
,,cLAnse 't free and clear tts n.sf ilih ~
40 pfsdnIfsi az. prize. 5000. Ash. lwn
ut three lDts hs'vrSn Nith aud ifh N' r"'
~ 9TH a, e. ltnsdsAy.
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ooDsI.. SI pEST-Tvo ,ol,h.-n foou.: pH
ID vate hath: par'Ur. piano; pleasant family AAso
c.Aion: mn table. reference
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WILLIAM NJ. RYAN, Auctionecr,

WILLIAM NJ. KHAN, AuCuOhecr,
will sell a, auction. at the Rial Es,.,- s,sNoom.
No. III Broadway, New York. at II O'Clock noon.
Tueslav, December 4, 1900,
Absolute, Without Reserve,
~ order O, tn. heirs OF the Estate OF NORRIS
ALEXANDER. deceased.
% East Broadway,
CATHARINE & MARKET SITS. 5
sory and oilar bricS tenement sire OF lot aoAe7'o'
q EaS. Broadway,
l.,4o,v And bascTrut Oh iEc ifont and 4'story
Aud basement bncA building on TIE rear shs
asx75.
- Fast Broadway,
one HALF INTEREST. %s'ory and
basement brick tsn"nrEt: size :Sx7b.
g East Broadway,
IFASvHoLD. having 5 years Wrln siih u Years
renewal vita 4-styry and has m nj oflcS t,udlhRs,
on ,ront AID 3 ny and Easement BRICK OlialhS On
rear. siIe .~3Nl.Ie'
g Henry ST.,
ADJOINING ABOTEON TIE REAR. s s'ory brick
tenemeni. SIZE 23N6u.i.
~ Market st.,
ADJOINING CORNER or EAST BRoADTAY,.e-
Al ~ hrcE tsn-reni on front aud story oHcE buud'
iTHss %%rpNWIT/H hSBEaG, Esqs. Attorneys, $50
J,osnVar. New 'uTa. 'aps Al AuCuoneefs OEce,
Isp IrDsdWay. NcN Nors
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VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE

bopd .afd u"is Dor. SCHOOLS iEd cAufch"H couNrhi-
ent, mild. h.siny climate low pr ,ces md easy terms
witt IA re, cat-log e. h /. ChAttlA d - Inc,
Richmvud Va
4 ~HLlSGION. y. l,-DesirAhlt fhotlry site sdjoin.
~ iGg - utin 4iut al to Li"eIuppd Lave r.. r..
with IS la'g frame rulIdIig'; Ilelty oi vscsnt
GROUND 'us sitlnr, bui ,ry and 81 gires already IN the
premises vii 70 SOLE Al n ta-gain on the most favor.
T.. a. STRONG. lcs s,dlandsv '.
A T BLOOMFIELD. y i-for 'sle bargain. three
~ story hp. -. steam hest. modem bathroom. all
In Vr0ylme'is 30 rpoms, n~e t'y cellar; near laeha,
vana dtgo,. harn. fruit. ,hsd'. y. 200 Squhfe feet
land only !1,0Oo. NATHAN RUSSELL.
CHORE PROPERTY: 80 acres: eltvAt-d. Vood,d
y choice ~. 'or genucmsu's country sea': 30 min
uts from AID st., Connecticut expr.,S ralns
IS Liberty st
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WILLIAM N. RYAN, Auctioneer.

kFA' r ANf.Ni =,
5 story basement and CELLAR MIA sioop private dwell
nMss?s PEtCsVT. NAY REMAIN ON BOND AND
NORlGAGE 4 7 aPES a..
Maps ard particulars ct Auctloneer's once. lev
broadway.
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CoR SALE OR 70 LET
1 EA i tE{sS $i% H. HGff$iE Sf7rbs5%ESSHH
bETIfHR, rE E2RNHHE$HIiAs4TIJp y 80 or \ f4AGiPPFSY
LINES AL IMPROVE NENIS. tNCl:CD
~ hAnnNo5b FLOOR sTtAM HAT
~RIiLplNG lUIn FOR SALE DUDLEY
tAkRANn, 207 MaRKEr ST, NEW
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I.3,Nu FAMnf Horsrs.

Al IN Ioyr'n' Mt. rs.f clsvst'i} 'hNy terms
nIRlChIR, SIS 81 RE. l5'ih Il.
&c PER WEEK TOTAL COSTA m de, ulus".
GU i1eeurg 'yrfs isqurrmert 'o' r-Hnti prpyl'.
spe'Hi rcgUu hood. q. the rity Wit. AL conVcH
i,uce. tt above ~. Low ~ PRICE and offered n
TRIMS WHICH Will. INTEREST Nut, cos'i"g
- carry l'sS tan rent fhrs' are new. eight or tn
- n. cnS electricity, ? ming wtter. oh,y D. min.
u'"s frol Iauhatiau husiucS, cenir' they re out -
me comm and worthy ~ your consideration. Nalc
TT Isr'lcula'> To !, POET Oflcs bS :G7s. Ns= York
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29

M. Jones. on being introduced by
Chairman Gouldman. said My friends,
The distinguished representative of the
Republican party has spoken. DO any
Of You know any more of the party
than You did before aud has he discuss.
ed any issue that affects the material
interests of the people: am simply de-
lighted with his speech lie was TO
speak one hour and before he consumed
30 minutes Of his time he got tired and
stopped Now. am here not for
fun, bnt to discuss the momentous
issues Of this campaign, which
believe Is OF greatest vital interest
TO the people # this great republic
He then delivered practically the same
speech as reported in The Free Lance
as delivered at Spotsylvania q. II
Ia reference to Stubbs charges he
said You people Of Westmoreland
know what my record he's BEEN In
your county it was through me
that the Washington Monument was
built and wharf made. which cost t25.
900 l. also the appropriations 90 NOmini
creek. which amount 30 more than
my salary OF ten years Since my
first term have obtained more than
hall a million Of dollars for the dis.
triot have done all could wish
1 could have done more.
The Democrats are handicapped In nap-
propriations. / wish you all to remem.
ber one fact-that during ~ years the
Democratic party has had control Of this
government fJr only two years. mean
by that the President and both houses
of Congress.
Stubbs. in reply, said l want to ask
the pardon Of the audience for calling
you a Solomon You do not know IL all.
Why did you not tell this audience that
the Republicans tried TO prevent the war
with spain that the Democrats drove
the administration TO IL. and then, after
the war started. eudeavored to hamper
them IN the conduct Of IL The Philip.
pine question was the result Of that
year, and the Republican party has the
brains TO conduct the affairs 10 safe
issue. You did not tell the people that
the commission which settled the
Philippine treaty was composed equal
ly Of Democrats and Republicans, and
the report Of the commission
was unanimous Now. as 20 pre-.
sent conditions: In 1896 / lost oil
had made for years Since that time
have accumulated about $50 600, and
the best part Of II Is. this have given
employment TO thousands Of men who
were idle. and have distributed in the
FIRST district over $500, 600 during Mo
K,nley's administration. These are
plain facts. In conclusion / have this
to say: II you cannot render q better
account Of your stewardship for the
past ten years than you have to-day, and
tell the people what is 30 their interest.
you had better go back to Warsaw and
stay there. for l will preach your funer'
oil on Nov 9Th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
Joint Discussion
Al DI0llT0SS.
Jones and Stubs cross Eats.

Lovers Of fun were satisfied at Mon
tross Monday, where Hon. W A.Jones,
Democratic. and Hon. James Monroe
Stubbs, Republican candidates for Oon-
gress, engaged in a joint discussion.
The terms were that MI Stubs should
lead off in a speech Of an hour, Jones
follow in an hour aud quarter, and
Stubbs reply in fifteen minutes There
were about 250 people present to hear It,
Mr.. S.sB. Hardwick introduced Mr.
Stubbs and Hon. G J Gouldman Mr..
Jones
Mr. Stubbs said; This is the first
time have had the pleasure 20 speak
to the people Of Westmoreland. l am
here TO treat my opponent as a gentle
man. l am here not 10 deal in person
alities and mud singing, as the time
has past for that. bus to attack Mr..
Jones record, for that is thing which
belongs to the people. / am here as his
opponent because he represents the
Democratic party which advocates mea-
sures inimioAble to the interests Of the
people. l am here TO ask Mr.. Jones for
his stewardship, if he has any. He has
represented this district for the past ten
years and If ne has rendered any SER
vice, except in minor matters, the peo-
pie are not aware Of II. He has done
nothing in either national or State coun-
ellis that benefits the people, and has
been content with drawing his salary
Of $50 900. Jones, acknowledge, has
some ability. He is called the Solo.
mon of the First District, but he lacks
discretion and policy. If you 80 10
Washington you will find that Jones
has made himself so obnoxious TO his
party that they shun him aud every
measure he advocates.
What has he done for the district he
representa- He has done nothing, All he
has done is to draw his So o year and
pick his teeth after breakfast on the front
porch of some retired hotel in Washing.
ton. When a voter in the First Dis
trict goes to see him he has to gain ad-
mittanoe 20 him by card Now, II
you will elect me all you will have to
do is TO come and see me, and will be
in accord with the administration, toe,
and you can get what is in my power
for the district. have letters aud
telegrams in my pocket saying "Oo
not meet Jones in joiut debate at Mon
tross he will tear you up You are
plain country business man and cannot
compete with polished lawyer. " But
I am here; l have the nerve to meet
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
Don't
GET Thin

Get fat get nice and plump
there is safety in plumpness.
Summer has tried your
food-works; winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fall
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is tricky; look
out Look out for colds espec-
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest of
helps. 1t is food, the easiest
food in the world; it is more
than food, it helps you digest
your food, and get more nutri-
ment from it.
Don't get thin, there is
safety in plumpness. Man
woman and child.
II Won have not tried it, send for free sample
its agreeable taste will surprise you.
SCOT T * BOW r,
Chemists,
- SOC. and 500; all druggist
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
sohsduls IN Efsot Juue L, lgyO

gohedule IN Enect june H. iSyO
An t-a,ns arrive at snd depart from
PennSylvania Passenger Station.
9.OI A. M.-DaDy-ior DanYule' SE4iIo-.t
snd rav atations. connecting at Calverton
foy Warrentop. at Manassas Tor otrasDurg
snd Harrisonburg dsily and staunton week
dsva al Ivnch burg with the Norfolk ana
vGSstsTn daily for Roanoke and pOinis
south vest and with @. & o. Z. 4. daily f0f
Natural Bridge and Lexington. -,--,.,.-.
eTITEs FAST MAIL carries Pullman
$780, New York and Washington to
IacEsonville. via Savannah. uniting at Sal
tsSryv xith Pullman Sleeper Tor Ashe-
r,,ia and Hot Springs, n. o.. Knox
viiis CbsttanoOga and Memphis,
Tam and st Charlotte WITH foIi-
man sleeper for Augusta snd birmingham
and at Columbia. with sleeper ioI ChaIles-
ton. Pullman Sleeper New 1OIk 70 EeW
Orleans. solid train ssnlnston y ,rcb Hgr
Orleans without ohSage, connects at l1ynCh-
bnT0 daily for Natural Bridge and Lexlng-
ton and week days for East Radford, Va
DiI.s Ii.Rz A M-Daily-LOcal for CharlOttes-
vile. connecting at CalVerton Tor warren
ton. - os...t-,r, .v,5 as,.
Yi.ouburg daily except SUNDAY. m
IN PN daily. local for Charlottesville,
connecting at CalvertOn for Warrenton.
a.Ss n dailv New York and Florida
pSnr.aa Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars,
NsSg YorF and Washington to Port Tampa,
via jacksonville, and 70 Augusta via
Colnmbia with connection Tor Aiken.
Through coach 10 Jacksonville. DINING Gar
'oss,So' a.hS p. NJ daily, washington and
uhattanooga Limited, via Lynchburg, with
sIeepers, New York and Washington to
Memphis and New Orleans through Bristol.
Through coach to Memphis. PariOr
and Observation Gar between Rsdford, Va,
and Alfalfa, Ala. Dining Oar service.
lO.45 PM daily, " WASHiHGION ARD
a0TTH. WESTERN, VESTIBULED LIN
TrFn - oompOsed OF Pullman Vestibuled
gleepers. Dining Cars and Day Coaches, Pull
man eleepers, New York to Nashville,
Tann. via Asheville, Knoxville and Chat
tanoogs. New York 10 Memphis, VIA Birm-
,nehsnn. New York to New Orleans, via At
lailtA and Montgomery. Pullman Library
and Observation car between New York and
Washington and Macon. Veshoule1 Day
Coach, Washington to New Orleans Dining
snnset Personally Conducted Tourists
ETonrsjon. Through Sleeper on this train
sverv Monday, Wednesday and Friday
rom Washington TO San Francisco with
nnt ohsnse. Leave Richmond atll.OOP NJ.
Trains on the Marrow Gauge reGcl UraDas
daily at lO:4O a. u r,.
Tfains on the Southern EA,lHsy fsf'
Orange DAILg gx follows
nOUTH BOUND
Ii.10 A. n. z 80 = y |.so ? N
HORTH BOUND
I:lO &. a. $40 z. b. o:37 A. "A
gar retss map folders snd slasDing car
soaoe apply 10 nearest Southern Railway
Agent, or
FRANK s.9ANNON Bird Y. Pres & Gen. MgT
j. M. OULP, TfsffiS Manager.
W A. TURK General Passenger Agent.
L. g. BROWN, General Agent,
WASHINGTON, ID. o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29

Par aIaax information, address
JNO. ID. POTTB.
as. p. A., Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
Fredericksburg and
PRICE 3 CENTS

FREDERCK BURaV A
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
Potomac, fredericksburg
AND W0PJEOMONT RAILFOAD
TeHN schndnLn for lQlN.
NoI ILV ARB 40

APR r r and Weems Steamboat Co Al
Orange with Southern and Chesapeake .
OHIO Z. X. .,-.-,,,. -. 4
The only line 70 the Chsnoeilorsyius ana
wilderness Battlehelds. -.e,-...
Restern Standard rims. Daily sEosp. .Il IN
ssv " RICHARDS Gen ! Nsnsgsf'
sFraiu No. 9 leaves Orange The 4th Monday
m each rnonth AT D. n.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
FREDERICKSBURG FAIR PREMIUMS.

Awards In Stock Department and
Farm Products were announced in last
issue. Awards in Ladies Department,
which completes the list, follow
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29
Railroads.
NAV Nuf1IhSsN@sste lest
avn Wv ccheSule in Effect
Schedule in Eject


EAN 2 - -
o.OO a NJ. M.NORFOLk LIMITED. ,Nf-
riSes Sorfolk Il.s0 A. NJ. stops only at ie'
crshnrs WavcrIy. and suffolk. s,cond eaSS
.ickcfs NOT accc0tcd ou this train. ...,..
COS An THE CHICAGO IN thhN =;
SSocbl,urg ROauokc. Columns. ana
Cbicogn. Bunct Parior ear icicronnrk 10
Rosnnke Pullman Sicrpcf NoanoNt Z" 70.
Wmbns. also for Bristol. NnoAFlNr. an"
Cbatfas'ooga Pullman Sleeper poau"Nc 10
9'iS -, NJ. Ocean shore Limited. Arrives
NNrf Ik 5.,5 L. NJ stops only 40 ctcfsuuts'
Wavcrlv. and Suffolk Secun sss ncNeis
not good ou this train lnr- ush c'a'" u
Virgi0ia Reach ,--,.,,.. .,, en-
trTmcdiatc stations. Arrives at NOTION 9'
1870 I. N. ,.,..t.,
o.to p. NJ. For Lynchhurg ANA 6oanoke
gc,1NCts an IVnchurg with Washington ana
Chattan0ngl limited Pul man cictlclS
Ixnc6bur,- 20 Memphis and New Orleans
C4fr. par.or and Observation cars Nt1lotl
80 kf-aia. Aia. Pullman sleeper htt"ct %
RicbmOnl AMI Lynchhurc. and nCrlnS Ic-dy
Tor occui aucy at $50 T. ~ Also' "'''-'''
sleeper Petersburg and hpshoh'. ...,,t..,.,-
Trains arrive Richmond from ~ '--' n, a
and the West daily 40 40 \. VI. anu ~, ;,ns
from Norfolk and thc East az ll'lu Il. Wee ii't-
A NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Office: So Main street. .,.,-,.,,
City Passenger anu tic7rt N-'u.'
L n. BOSLEY. District fassentci h-',t.
W.R BrNiLL. General ta7scNtei NhN.,s.
General Once. toanoSe' a'