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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-29


Ior MIN and prepared ror couple or
months relaxation. They were very
happy. Bernard, they all agreed, had
behaved remarkably well; he had
shown such thought and consideration.
He was not at all unduly elated at his
prosperity, and had done just the right
thing in making no radical change I'M
TIL the will was proved and the tedious
law business completed.
But when the cottage at Bourne
mouth had been taken, the trains
looked out, and the day of departure
fixed, Marguerite electrified them all
by gently refusing to go.
II have no right to farthing of
Demands money" she said, "and l
should not feel happy, thank you.'
But, but. my dear" spluttered the
good doctor, that's false delicacy, you
know-that's straining point! You
surely may accept favors from the man
you are engaged to-"
Bernard and l are not engaged"
she returned with quiet persistence;
then, after short pause, NOR ever
shall be-" she added.
owe shall SOC what Rernard will saw
IN tbatn said Mary "He is the only
person that can manage you, Mar
euer,te,
marguerite smiled
eve WON'T discnss III she said
STEADILY "onlv am not going to
RoIrnemouth ),
There was M shaking her decision.
Her will was indomitable. and unoon-
sc,ouslv she Influenced all. with
ouiet tact sbe nersuaded them All TO
start without her and lived ON by
herself n the dnll. close London
house lookinr eagerly each day for a
nossible answer to the advertisement
which Bernard had inserted in the
west Of England newspapers
Had valdane Martineau known Of
mat advertisement II wouId have oc-
casioned him some uneasIness A
rather stranoe thing had occnrred On
the morning III dav after he maid his
Welt N tbe ste,IInss, house how
az exquisite cut bot.bouse fowers had
orrivad ~ Miss Iilbonrna M ras-
CAGE ~ card accomnanied them and
Merguarite was thoroughly mvstified
1 Nc go M"s $3.50 - 80
ua.s .uo"sn' 'ras 20 ..i, 10 = l"u 'e en-
.netn' 80, - oe'ns 1850 - on ~
supISos ne mas opleeu ~ u,so,ail'
any Ano" $500 :, saein' ,.a,n uAs 81
49, q .iosH seees,on u oAoiee "na
ueiloa'e uiossoMs, sney were orousns
w inan :. " : na. uePo,' VIZ
Anew . no. .nnl u tne person VINO na a.
~ ~ Nay .nins aDou' -.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-29
Saves so per cent of the cost of the completed fence

To prove 1t we give estimated cost Of go
rods OF fence, made of both Nj. M. s. Poultry
Fence and Diamond Netting.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
A Type Nearly Vanished.

A lady of the "old south" gifted,
cultured, and beautifully said the other
day 20 q writer for The Nashville
American "rhe typical Southern girl
Is almost extinct" Said she; ; II have
travelled extensively in the North and
in the South, and 6nd our girls are
placing accent upon conversation, dress
and manner that is entirely out OF
keeping with the expectations Of for.
eigners who look for the dignity. grace,
and bearing of the Southern girl of our
literature.
ITO what do you attribute thisF' wss
asked her.
MAINLY to the false ideas Of self
sacrificing parents. whose trials of for
tune curtailed their own expectations
and gave them determination to make
everything bend TO the one idea; My
daughter must have good time. "
There was much truth in that. Il
sets one thinking. IA good time now.
adays seems to represent nearly the
whole social creed. The reserve, dig
nifty, modesty, self-denisl Of some Of
the doings Of good social life that
formerly made the Southern girl not
be forgotten the evil effect OF this so.
oial schlsm has not yet made It's ap.
,psarance because this generation are
sons aud daughters Of the mothers who
were girls Of the "old school " These
have trained their sons to chivalric
sentiments, they make ready excuses,
which still come without effect tocover
little feinta This but deepeDs the
conviction that chivalry must have in
spIrasion in the dependence Of trustful
womanhood.
Bat If girls may go here and there
without chaperOnage II health and com.
fort are easily set aside to compass some
silly whim Of going somewhere, II
there be restless. purpoeeless chase for
ephemeral excitement. where car .
true heart rest. or q reasonable hope
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
ERICKSBURe, VA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 18. 1900

a home exist? There il at this mo-
ment q gathering conviction that We
have accepted a grelt deal Of bosh as
gossip on the subject Of mars
rights and woman's education. Give
her love and she has the first; time,
aud she viii get the second.
OF course. she has the right 20 sell
her claim 10 tender consideration II she
wishes But. be It clearly understood.
having done 80. she has not the right
to claim or hope for continuance Of
tender courtesy.
Where shall we hide the glariug eyi.
dence that the handspring Of chiyal.
~ has been greatly damaged by the
careless reliance and recklessness that
forces us to the foregone shame faced
coniession2
Oar Southern girl proper is a very
queen. She is delicate in ell her con
ceptions Of right and wrong loyal to
principles and friends constant in af.
teotiou, capable aud domestic in the
home circle gifted with well.preseryed
beauty OF face and form, crowned with
sensitive, diRnitied modesty. an ideal Of
womauhoOd the voucher for the truth
II the statement Southern chiyalry
must live
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
0BaHGE
The dwelling Death Personals, Etc
loorresnondence Of rho Free Lanoel

Correspondence OF The Free Lance
Orange %, Va. O3t. 10
The unveiling Of the monument at
Orange to she memory Cf Orange
county heroes. who gave their lives Hr
liberty and home, is the subject Of iuter-
est Just now. On the iS:h inst. the
imposing ceremony will take place
Kev. Lin Gave, an Orange boy bybirth,
a gallant member Of the Montpelier
Guard from Harpers Ferry to Appcmat
tox. and now q distinguished divine Of
Missouri will deliver the oration. The
elimination Of this laudable effort Is
perhaps due more 90 the energy and
labor OF Treasurer Ricketts,, a gallant
oomrade OF Mr. Cave, than to any one
else. Every body is invited 30 come
and bring basket full Of good eatings
After lingering illness. during
which loving hearts and hands con-
stantly ministered, Mrs. Virginia
Grasty passed quietly away Monday
morning. Tuesday evening at the old
home the remains were laid to rest.
Sunday evening, October 7lh, at her
homo, near Mason. Mamie Holiday.
the .year.old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. G l. Robinson, died after a long
illness. This charming little girl was
the center Of home attraction, and TO
the end exemplifed those sweet graces
that make the child the idol Of home.
Father and mother, who anxiously
watched the hlckering light, SORROW as
only the loving parent oaD. Interment
At the Newman home Tuesday. Rev.
" r. Flanagan officiating. May the
Jewel that has gone "over the river
beckon the loved ones on, aud may the
sweet by-and.by witness a reunited
family where heart-pAngs are felt no
more.
Rev ar. Book closed last night a
meeting Of much interest with Union'
willie church.
Meeting is still in progress at Con-
way school house. Rev. Mr.. Flanagan
is assisting Rev ". J. Decker.
Wheat sowing is neatly over about
an average crop Of grain and guano is
the farmers hope for another harvest
Miss Ollie Terrill is on q visit to Dr..
Frazer, at Fsrmville.
Misses Ellen Lowell and Mamie
'-rsYrSNnn6rkeeast Dale, are guests at
Mr.. D T TerrilRs.
Mrs. n. Oowardfh. of Richmond, is
visiting at Mf. L. G. Burruss'.
Rev. Il Lin Gave will preach at
MACEDONIA Sunday, sll-day meeting
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
May Invalidste Election in West
Virginia

The discovery has been mads that
Gov. Atkinson, Of West Virginia failed
10 issue the election proclamation, as
required by law. sixty days before the
election for Presidential electors Son
ator Elkins, 1t is said, drew attention
to the oversight, and TO che danger thss
it might inyalidate she West Virginia
election, especially If. she vote in the
electoral college should prove close.
The governor. on October 4, issued
the belated proclamation, bat deted it
back a month. 70 insert y in its
proper place in the executive register
was impossible and it was stated that
a new official register viii be gotten
up. and everything in the old one cop
led 80 as to get the proclamation In lie
proper place. according 70 It's puFpofted
data OF Issue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
LIST OF WRITINGS.
scribbler

The following list Of writings have
been admitted 10 record In tho Clerk
Office since the September term Of the
court
A deed for land from n B.Mussleman
ct Ok % Helen A Oliver
a deed for land from Lerouz) Wed.
ding to William Murray
Deed for land from Il. f. Mounijoy
OF TX. 70 George f. Williams
Deed for land from Wesley Honey
10 Walter G Honey
Deed for land from Hugh Adie, sub.
trustee, to Ann E. Waller.
Deed for laod from Jane NJ OoTson
10 Fannie Il. Corson
Deed for land from Robert T. suIli-
van et ux, TO Ulys Grant Ellie.
Deed for land from I. W Berrey,
trustee, 20 J. II Rohme.
Deed Tor land from J II Birckhead
TO ". s Gill.
Deed Of homestead from j +. Roles
Inventory and apprsisement Of per-
soma. c-tats cf 0asss FILTER
Deed for land from L. ID Dole 70 K.
81 boswell
Deed Of trust from " Embrey ct
ux. to 7. W BeTrey. trustee.
Deed Of trust from Robert I. Eng
lish, ct ok. to NJ & M p. Bldg. & l..
Association.
Deed Of trust from. E Waller Wine,
ct ux. to NJ. & NJ P. Bldg q l.. Asso.
citation.
Deed Of trust from Walter S Gill,
etux. to 7. W Berry. trustee.
The following fines have been paid to
the clerk since last court:
By o. +. Towson. ]. p, in the OJm-
mogwealth vs. Payne. 81.
By r o. Fitzhugh. J. P, in the
Commonwealth vs. Brooks, 80
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Bcer Cause Not Yet Lost.

Railway communication north Of
Standerton has been suspended since
Thursday There are persistent rumors
Of Boer attacks on the railway Oon-
siderable uneasiness has been oaused by
the postponement Of Lord Roberts de-
parture
Lord Roberts has ordered that the re-
turn of refugees to the Transvaal colony
be postponed for the present.
There are certain indications point
ing 20 the conclusion that unexpected
difficulties have arisen which Lord
Roberts deems grave enough to demand
his presence for some time to come. All
the facts suggest that it is impossible
yet to denude South Africa Of any sub
stantial portion Of the large army now
engaged in dominating a sullen and
recalcitrant population.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Roosevelt Eursgsa Them.

One hundred extra policemen stood
guard over Gov Roosevelt at Coviug
ton Monday while he attacked some
utterauces Of NJ. Brysn and assailed
ths political methods Of the Demo.
cratic party IN Kentucky
Ooyington was the home Of william
Goebel Rooseyelt's utteranoes were
not calculated to allsy The bitter feel
iugs yet dominant q KENTUCKY poll
tics. By innuendo ia BY asest Ia
vectiys be assallsd tba kobe ~ as On
act Of illegal disfranohlsrAsnf
A cheer for Bryan at Lexington ~
answered by the Rough Rider wiz
remark that stang the Democrats TO the
quick and threatened tke meeting with
open disorder. The Bryan cheer was
load aud Roosevelt shouted
Nobody bat a coward will attempi
to interrupt free speech "
Ksntuokians seldom submit TO the
charge OF oowsFdice, aud news Of
Rooseyelt's harsh words was telegraph
ed ahead Of him
The presence of OK Governor Bradley
Senator Deboe, former Lieutenant
Governor Marshall, ". O P. BIeckin-
ridge and osher haters Of Gobel on the
Roosevelt train added 70 the cdium
With which KENNEDY Democrats suE-
rounded it, BY the time he train
reached Ooyineton az night The resident
Republicans were fully alarmed
Scores Of armed Democrats, jealous
Of the memory Of their late political
idol we're anxious TO attend the meet
ing. bat restrained thenselves Roose.-
velt himself was warned against his
usual iutemperate Or Irritating utter
ances.
The Ooyington meeting was the cul-
miaasion Of Rooseyels's Kentucky tour.
AS the day wore on he visited Win
chester. Mount Sterling. MoTehesd.
Ashland. Russell, Greenup, South
Portsmouth. Vanee5urg Newport aud
number Of lesser tewus 10 the noun
tsins Of Kentnoky.
As Ashland the bsss crowd Of the dag
greeted Roosevelt. but the number Of
Bryan aud Beckham hodges in the au-
dience outnumbered those for McKin.
Icy and Yerkes
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

achaduls In Effect June II. 1900
An trains arrive at and depart from
Pennsvlyania Passenger station.
s.OI A. M.-Dsily-for DanVllie' CnH
and way stations. connecting al SslveI.on
far Warrenton. at Manassas Tor sFesoutg
Ia Harrison burg daily and St9unton week
days Al Lvnchburg with the Norfolk ana
Western daily for Roanoke and gOinH
S,9tb west and with G. d 0. Z. &. daily 10y
HatnraI Bridge and Lexington. .,,.,.,,
I.I5 A. M--Dally-IhH 0Hi4 Ell
aTLTES FAST MAIL carries fuiImsn,
Slespers New York sna nnit;ng ~Ssning'SIs al Sal, ~
Sshnrv with Pullman Sleeper Ior Ashe-
g'iIs and Hot Springs Y. o.; knox-
viIle. Chattanooga ana MeiAgu,ii' Bll,i'
Tann TTt. and at Charlotte with PuI'
nan sleeper for Augusta snd Birmingham
and At Columbia. with sleeper lot ChaiIes- mares
Ton. pullman Sleeper New YORK 10 new ,
Orlesns. Solid train washington 70 st EJ"
0sieans vithout chLage connects az Lynch-
49, daily for Natural Bridge end Lexing
ton and week days for Esst kaoIOro' Va
Dining car service. IL. Cho,lo4tes-
VILE connecting at Cslverton Tor warren
ton. -, -. strs.b1ry and Hsy.
y,aonburg daily except SUNDAY. ....-.,,,.
IN p M daily. local for Charlottesville,
.s,.,,acting ai CalvertOn for Warrenton.
conpsJs'i dsiIv New York and Florida
v-nrssa pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars,
~ York and Washington TO fott ramps
via Jacksonville, and 20 augusta we
Columbia with conneouon l95 AlASn. Sn.
Throngh coach 70 Jacksonville. DINING Car
a.sS p. NJ. daily, washington ana
rroSfanooea Limited, via Lynch burg, with
slaeners. New York and Washington 70
Tspnh,s and New Orleans through Bristol
Throngh coach TO Memphis. PerlOr
srd Observation Gar between Rsdtord, va,
ana Alfalfa, Ala. Dining Car service.
Io.45 PM daily, SO 'WAbHlN6IOH Aht
R0UTH- WESTERN, VESTIBULED LIN
ITHD.D composed Of Pullman Vesti6uled
sIeensrs. Dining Cars and Day Coaches Puu
man 9Ieepers. New York 70 Nashvlile,
Tann. via Asheville, Knoxville and Chat
tanooea. New York to Memphis, via Blrm-
ingbain. New YORK 70 New Orleans, wa Az
lanta and Montgomery. Pullman Ll3Iery
aud Observation car between New YORK ana
washington and Macon. YesdOuled Day
Coach, Washington to New Orleans. Dining
O1, adnsst ms Personally Conducted Tourists
Rroursiou, Through Sleeper on thia traln
every Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY
from Washington to san F5ancisSo %. nlyn- ~
TTains on the Narrow Gauge resen orange
"e1ty rsssn. or the Southern Railway pss'
Orange OAILY ~ follows
s0UTH BOUND
NORTH BOUND
roy ratss. map folders and sleening ca
snaos spply 10 nearest Southern Railway
Agent, or
FRANK s.GANNON. .srd Y. Prea & Ser. .Mg1
I'M. CULP, Traffic Manager.
~ A. TURK General Passenger Agent
4. q. BROWN General Agent,
- WASHINGTON, d. o
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
KING GEORGE
Notds Personls Etc Eto.
lOoresponden,o Of rhe FIse -. J

Correspondence Of The Free Laoeo. J
King George O r. oct. l5 1900
Mrs Kate X. Reed Of Washington
is visiting Mrs Ada s Robb. 40
"Oleydael"
Miss Catherine Pollock. Of Washing
ton. who has been the guest of Miss
Eva Tayloe at "Powhalan" has return
ed.
Miss Ella MoOarty ard Miss Re-
becoA Dickinson. are guests of Miss
Minnie Smith. At 'Adelheft
Major George Turner. Of 'Waising.
han" vas in OR village one day last
week. and was q most welcome visitor
being his first visit here for ieu years.
Mojor Turner 10 within O few months
Of eighty years, and looks os II be
were only sixty, being as active and
erect as he was twenty years ago.
Miss'Jeane Power, WHO has been the
guest Of Miss Mary Tsyloe. at Pow
hatan, " has returned r. her home IN
Georgetown, ID. O.
Mrs. Kate o Rose is visiting her Sic.
ter. Mrs Dr. Brown. in Wtstmoreland
county.
Hon. Thomas 4. Bevan spent satnr.
day. the 18Th instant. at Colonial
Beach, where he vas engsged 10 On
important law matter
Mr. Richard II. Stuart Of 'OeSa'
Grove. is visiting friends 10 wash
iugton and Alexandria
Judge John e. Mason lef. on steamer
Randall" on the lash instant. 20 hold
the farl term Of the Circuit court for
Westmoreland county
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
mlinons Given Away.

It .s certainly gratifying to tho public
10 knaw If one concern in the land
who are not afraid 20 be generous to
che needy and suffering The pro
prietors Of Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
have given away over ten million trial
bottles Of this great medicine: and have
she satisfaction of knowing II has ab'
solutelg cured thousands Of hopeless
casses. Asthma. Bronchitis. HUarse'
ness and all diseases Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by IL. Gall on NJ NJ Lewis. Druggists
and get free trial bottle. Regular sizs
SOC. and 81. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
CURRENT TOPICS

General Macarthur officially reports
,he rescue Of Capt Devereaux Shields
from Filipinos.
News comes form Paris that the price
Of coal has gone up to 1880 per ? 2o5
pounds, and may exceed Sl4
The Rev. Sam Jones is reported TO be
seriously i'll. He has cancelled oil his
engagements, II is said, and will 20 10
a sauitarium
The Sultan of Turkey has leased 10
Germany, for thirty years, the island
Of Uroan, in the Red Sea. forty miles
north Of KamarsD, for a coaling sta
tioD.
Mrs. Anne Brady McGinnis. the
Oldest white person in Richmond, If
not IN the State, died Sunday She
was % years old and a native Of Gum.
berland county.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway issued a
call t. the Southern Methodists to hold
an old fashioned matchmaking .on the
night Of the last day Of the year as a
fitting climax to the twentieth century
movement.
Work is expected to begin on repai
ing the courthouse Of Northumberland
county this week. The Board Of Super
visors recently appropriated 3d. 500 to
this end
The United States Supreme Court
hes advanced to November II, the
Neely case and the cases involving the
question Of the extension Of the Oonsti
tuition over the Philippines and Porto
Rico
The will Of ]. B. Clayton, son Of The
late member Of Parliament Of that name
leaves his two daughters a fortune OF
el44, OOO (sbout $500, ,OOO), with the
curious provision that the money is on.
ly to be payable II they attain the sge
Of 30 years without marrying either a
citizen Of the United States or a He
brew
The following bets were offered in
New York Edward Wasserman offered
50 900 to 81, 900 that Illinois will go
Republican. Among other offers were
even money that Bryan will have more
electoral votes than in 1896, 90 to 30
that the Republicans will carry Cali
fornla, 100 to 20 on Maryland and even
money on Kentucky.
United States Minister Storer. In
speaking Of his recent interview with
che Pope, says the pontiff is in good
health, and that since Archbishop Ire
lands visit it is clearly understood at
the Vatican that the best interests OF
the Roman Catholic church demand
American rule in the Philippines.
The Beers continue very active in the
Kroonstad district. A British captain
was killed through mistaking a party
Of Beers clad in khaki for English SOL
diers The Beers captured a detach-
ment Of the Cheshire Regiment. In q
fight near Frankfort seven Beers were
killed, nine wounded and eighteen cap
tured.
A Cape Charles dispatch says Fish
boats from the Western Shore repor
that small canoe containing IL men
sank abreast Wolf Trap light Saturday
supposed TO have been workmen re.
turning from Gloucester to their homes
In Baltimore The boat was caught in
the storm and, as it was heavily load.
ed, soon foundered and al on board
were lost.
During she past week she menhaden
has disappeared elmost entirely from
the waters OF the Chesapeake bays and
those who have been eogaged In che
business for years say they believe 4.
has eono for good or, rather. untia
next year. Taken as whole, the iisn.
ing season THE year has nol been above
the average
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Brave Men Pan

Victims 20 stomech liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, nd al feel
the results Ia l.ss Of appetite, pJisoDs
In blood. baokaohe, t.eryoulness, head
ache aud slred, listless Rundown feel
ing But there's no need 20 feel like
that. Listen 20 J. W. GaEdueE, ldaYille,
IND. He says Electric Biiters are just
the thing for q man when he Is ell run
down. and don't care whether be lives
or dies. It did more to give noe new
strength and good appetite than any
thing l could take. l oaa now eat eny
thing and have new lease 90 life.
Only 90 cents. at NJ. NJ Lewis Dug
Store Every bottle guaranteed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18

Mr.. James Reed, struck his leg
against a cake Of ice in such a manner
az TO bruise it severely. Ii became very
much swollen and panied him SO badly
that be could not walk without the aid
Of cruiches He was treated by physi.
clans. slso used several kinds Of lini-
ment and tWo end half gallons Of
whisky in bathing it. but nothing gave
any relief until he began using Cham.
Oerlains Pain Balm This brought al.
most c,mpleie cure in weeks time
and he believes that had he not used
this remedy his leg would have had TO
be- amputated. Mr.. Reed is one Of
che leading merchants Of Clay Court
House. W. Va Pain Balm is unequal.
ed for sprains. bruises and rheumatism.
For sale by NJ NJ. Lewis, Druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
STAFFORD.
News Notes and Personals.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance)
Stafford O. II Oct l5

Correspondence of The Free Lance)
Stafford o II oct. 10.
Mr. s. Ashby Jones, Of Washington,
arrived here Saturday on a ten days
leave, which he will spend with his
family at the residence Of Clerk Bry'
ant
Miss Susie Payne. Of Baltimore. re-
turned 90 that city yesterday. She
came to the county last week 70 attend
the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. Rebeoca
Payne
W. p, Patterson. Esq arrived here
Friday from the Retreat for the Sick
in Richmond. very much improved in
health
The rains Of the last few days have
seriously interfered with the seeding
Of fall grain
Mr. r A. Golden. Of Washington,
paid the Court house a visit today on
legal business
The closed season for wild turkeys
expires today. October l5).
Bass in Aqua Greek are more plenti'
full than ever known before
Scribbler
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18

Il Is stated that an Effort Is so b ms1e
70 have big wharf built a. King Cop
sico on she Potomac river n NeaImofe-
land county When bnllt Il Il pgopotqd
20 have she BaItlmore. Washington md
Norfolk steamers stop lhese.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18

0oonscfioOs al Fredericksburg with <. :,
hP p n. and Weems steamboat Co. Al
Orange with SOushern and Chesapeake q
Ohio X. x. -,,..,,,. -
the only line to the Chanoellorsyiie ano
Wilderness Bsttlefelds. ..
Ksstern Standard Tine. Daily exosptaun-
daV. W. II. RICHARDS Gen. "a aneSet.
fTrain No. leaves Orange the 2tn % oluay
IN each month at p. N.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
WORKING EIgle. and pay.

Rss lnsisstsud lnIght;est little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Every pill ia sugar
coated globule Of health. that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness into
energy, brain-fag into mental power.
They re wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25c per box Sold by M.
M. Lewis, Druggist.