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Will Of Mrs. Mary Wallace Esrnaon
Probated

The will OF Mrs. Mary Wallace Hern
don was admitted to probate in the
Corporation court Thursday, Miss Salllt
Parker Herudon qualifying as executrlx
An of Mrs. Hernd0n's property was lett
10 her daughter, Miss Sallie Parker
Her,.don. and the property OF her late
husband in which she had life interest
is to be- equally divided between the three
children. Miss Herndon, Messrs Broaddlt
; Herndon. Of Portsmouth, and Willie
Gordon Herndon. OF this city. The es
tate is valued at $40, 900.
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To Tobacco Growers.

Richmond Va, Dec >. 1901.
To The FREE LANCE:
We hear that there are some parties
going through the counties huying NJ
'sun-cured" crops Of tobacco. Wcadvise
the planters not TO sell their crops at
home this year. ar prices will rule very
much higher than for some years past. II
they will ship theirtobacco TO Shelburne r
Warehouse we will insure them high
prices for it-more than they have had
for ten years past.
DICKINSON a SHELBrRNE
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Suit For SANDER

James +. Mcdaniel Of Tappahannock
has entered suit against o d Marston
also Of Tappahaunock. for $4,000 dam.
ages for Islander. The action il brought
in the Circuit court Of Lancaster county
the alleged -landerous statements having
been made by Mr. Marstonin that county
in the presence OF several prominent citi
zens The plaintiff and defendant are
both widely-knOwn travelling statesmen.
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X So
Jodr
Grocer
for
M Gods Meal.
Fire n Grange.

The furniture establishment occupied
by Waite 4 Chewing. adjoining the Ma
tional Bank of Orange, caught tire thurs
dav morning aud Tor time it looked as
ii the building would be entirely destroy
ed Citizens of the town finally conquer
ed the flames. The building was badly
damaged and the bank was forced to re-
move it's place OF business to the Ola
Clerks office building Mr.. Manhus
T. Waite. OF SpOtsyiyania, II the senior
uemhpr of the firm
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So. ritzratriok's Marrow Esoape

Mr. VIM Fitzpatrick superintendent
OF the City Gas Works. made a narrow
escape from death Thursday evening
lie was examining leaky pipe In the
store OF Bob Young on Commerce street.
when a rush of gas overcame him, ana
ne had 10 be carried into the open ar,
where he was revived and taken TO his
home. He felt but little OF the effects
Yesterday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-07

The manglcd body of John Andrew
Norman. resident of Marshall, Fauqucr
comfy. was found Tuesday morning IN
the schoolyard at Marshall The head
had been beaten and crushed. and the
clothes were badly torn Excitement j.
prevailing in the neighborhood. and
every effort is being made to solve the
,ovstery OF the killing SO Satisfactory
clcw has been obtained Tine dead man
i survived by wife and eight children
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-07
OYSTER Planters Fined

The Virginia State oyster cruiser Acco-
ma. has arrested 80 oyster pirates on the
Potomac river and Chesapeake bay
Each was fined so, which puts into ths
trea sury of the State 5000.
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Comments.

LUTN6LL CQMMHL ~.
Mr. e. A. Montgomery spent several
days in hanover this week
Hon. r Weldon Berrey was in Rich
mond ON business this week.
Nessrs " j. Fori aud W II. Hur
,nInp are In New York on business.
Mr. George W. shepherd. ST las re-
turned IRON n business trlpto Baltimore.
For Sale-A good young horse. Apply
toS. ". Somcryille, fredericksburg Va.
Mrs W. II. Middleton has returned
irom visit to her country home in Eau
QUEER
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming G. Bailey oi
Chatham" were in Richmond this
week
Mrs. Geo II Chewing is spending
some time at her country home near
Warrcntou.
Mr. Allan Smith. OF King George couu-
~. was in the city yesterday and today
on business
Miss r 6 Thornton of Port ROYAL. is
the guest of Mrs y VI Fleming, and viii
spend the winter.
Miss II Henderson of Alexandria who
has been the guest oi the Misses Chesley'
has returned nome
Ms c.,,orir. Nob'o Of Baltimore
VIM has been the gueSt of Miss Lizzie
Hurkomp has returned home.
S...;...-,t tb. p.or.l,'s Mission SUNDAY
,.t..l... a, 30 l.l hyR r Estes Subject
-.-r,o rbr;s,i.rity We Need
N....., saw. rorey i'm buving dry
...,1. I'D tinds blankets. underwear
~ n.I.rts .abisni
'''.
y ei.. Jones piS ",.. y QUE ~, '"' -,
. '..,']. v ,,rs c,oars blankets. etc
Real thead. oi Mr.. III. \. O"r"''' u, OUT
columns today VINO mas SOM '' '..'
cheapest christmas SoouS ! 'u ever S""
Mrs. Maria j. {. Mason oi K \,g
George l. tht Guest vi it, u,u- '''' 80,
Edward d. Nmlth. on Irluce i'' ""''
street
Hon Geo. : NhacAeioru' Vi "'"'-.'
has been named as one OBJ lhe NY NV
beers OF hesteerug cohmil''e'l 'l'' 0'"'e
Senate.
Mis-. Noude Gsruett Steel. of Rich
mono g.. visiting her friend. Miss Mamie
a. W,r;. the home ofheriather. Mayor
n a. Willis
,,u.- ..l 4.rch+sr N;r.
MIS- 10. y. ."', ''' ,',,;t;..+ Ms Nav
eiii'. VINO '"'. ', .I..rr 30 r.t,rn.5
'''r'''' ~ n;.t,ronl NJ
'"'''' ''' ''''''''''
Mrs. George Blanton wife of q section
master OF the t.. +. IS Z. Z. X, is AT the
Mary Washington Hospital here Tor
treatment Dr.J n. barney u "'''''''''-
her
NJ s.n.lr adams and Miss Salie
- r,~,,- ,rsre r,arr,4d m the Wilderness
- ;n Snnf.,lyania Wednesday
.-..l.. ia, NJ rao3les They
Nv .'. - l,.- r5...@n,+v
"'' ~ '''' SO
Rememher your friends ihis A.Ha- WIN
IAN up-to-iute photograph ol }"rr>' 3. 'I
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Life Insurance. Paid to Mrs. Amelia
Linthicum.

Mr.. J. +. Brown, treasurer OF the Royal
Arcanum. has received and paid over to
Mrs. Amelia Lintbicum. widow OF Dr. /.
o. Linthicum, of Caroline the sum OF
$1,000. it being life insurance of her late
hnshand in that company
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Married. in Washipgton.

Miss Merrie Ferneyhough, formerly OF
fredericksburg. and Mr. Walter 5. Street
were quietly married Wednesday IN
Washington They left Immediately Tor
a trip to New York and other northern
oitiqg
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s:uth Carolina Interstate Ara West
Indian Exresition.

Commencing No,emncr3nth 1901 aud
continuing until May 3lst, 1902. round
trip ticker. Of the iron-clad signature
FORM limited to continuous passage ~
each direction. will b. on sale To- Charles
tom. = & via Atlantic 0ast Line l'aliroad
or the Southern Railway
Rate for tickets limited 60 lo days,
-I5.1l. @eason tickets limited to June
Bril-. 1902. 50 30
Stop-over- granted on Winter Tourist
tickets 10 Florida deposited with the
Validating Burcau
4 L loN. Agent
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woolfrey no Better.

Tom Woolirey. who was cut with an
axe by Sullivan, in Orange county, last
sunday. is uDimproyed. He lies IN a
semi-conscious state, and there Is little
hope az his recovery.
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DeptaI Notice

Having returned from my recent
trip, am now ready to again wait
upon my patients and the public gem
orally. Thanking you for your past
libe raj patronage, etc, ! am,
Respectfully,
l. GARNETT KING, d. d. s.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-07
KING GEORGE COURT
Court Proceedings.

At King George court Thursday q.
smallest crowd assembled that We ha'
ever seen at court The all-absorbIn!
theme was the Westmorcland tragedy
and general sympathy was eNprt srcd io
sheriff ". y Helm IN the death of il
son. There were only three Fred
cr.rk-bu-g,rs present Mr. Nelson W
Decker sir ". II Merchant O
the Star. and Tm FREE Lance represen
tativc. The farmers were very busy
Stacking and housing their corn crops
which is very good m the county an'
stayed away from court
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Sheriff madcreport ofnumber Of prison
err confined in jail
The Commonwealth vs. Anna Miller
misdemeanor. nolle prosequi entered.
John NJ. Halcs qualified a. guardian o
Ernest " llales
The following tiduciary accounts were
examined. confirmed and ordered 10 he
recorded Luther Minor. in account with
Peyton Parker. his guardian; Anna
Minor. in account with Peyton Parker,
her guardian; Margaret Minor, IN ac-
count with peyton Parker her guardian,
Carrie Minor Owens, in account with
Columbia Henderson, her guardian,
Annie b Jones and Sarah b. Jones, IN
account with Julia e. Jones, their guard
ian: The estate 90 Ii G. Trigger with
Ashby Trigger, his executor.
Following accounts against the tom
monwealth. II & Perkins, j +. Doc
Harlan Page -: II. II Hunter. SLID.
X A. Page. =. were ordered paid.
Clerk T.. /. Hunter ordered 10 make
deed t. pr. T. r. Arnold purchaser Of
delinquent land
The following accounts against the
county allowed Lewis 4 Ashton. su-
perviSor. - Jno y peed acting cor
oner. ST: Il A. peed. acting consta-
bile. -. DR.. j ". Lark, for holding in
quest. SO. VIM. Mcdaniel, j F.. Doe.
Two coroners jurie- attendance allowed
and entered
Lewis 4. Ashton. supervisor ut Foto-
mac district made report of examination
OF roads in his district which was ap.
proved and ordered 10 be filed.
DR. j.. + N.nle rendered 90 the court
his resignation asamcmher OF the health
board. whlrh was NOT accepted ana or.
dcrel 90 Dee filed
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He had fallen on his face, his out
stretched hand grasping the Winchester
IN empty shell lay on the ground near.
hv. just over the heart he shirt aud coat
were soaked with warm blood.
Marx then mounted his horse and went
for DR. ". " Washington, who decided
that the wounded men must he taken 20
"A hospital The wounded men were plac-
ed in a wagon which young Marx drove
To the wharf and then came back and
cave himself M
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LOCAL MARKETS.


Corrected by simon l1lrsn DTo'J
Wheat, 20 to rs corn, old and new,
60 10 81: meal. $1.35 TO $40 per 100
mounds: oats. b TO 40; fowls dive, 8
TO I turkeys 1ive), 6 to Z, (dressed) ;
to 1O:ducks dive g to dressed chickens,
\ 10 10 per pound; lard. 10 to 1l;eggs,
- to y: butter, - TO 20; hams, II
to IL: Irish potatoes, go to -; beef, , TO
TX: veal. AZ: pork, ITO 81 hides green &,
) 10 &. hides dry. Z to \; baled hay,
$40 10 Sl3 per ton
Wool-Unwashed rs 70 Il; washed,
% tC "a.
dred pounds
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
The grain markets closed yesterday as
follows:
Wheat. Dec 75H May, 50;
corn, Dec 64ll; May, 61%; oats May 41k
New York-Southern wheat, 40 to 50;
corn, 10 to n
Baltimore-Southern wheat, 70 toSOl4;
Southern corn 60 to IS
Acknowledged, - to 80, corn %
to %. 80
Observation-Disclosures, 10 to 76 corn 60
to sc
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NAnN rNnNrHArrI

". r. Guthridge. a Justice of the peace
and acting coroner. with l. Washington
!. ) Hackett. j. II Quescnherry. W. L.
Reed. + e llungeriord and W.P Ihomp
son. investigated the killing OF William
Taylor by Herbert Marx Mr. Marx wac
present. The Jury brought in verdict
cNoncrntine Marx The family eff Miss
Taylor knew nothing OF the affair and
are FRUSTRATED at its tragic ending
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MONDAY, JAN. 6,
Les Acr3s Of Land

u Splt.yIranir comfy. Na, uc1r Lewiston
D. o.. of AiI.H fhr lHtr is o. Coleman I..n
~riz.I uu. u1.-.--,.I. tlnut tu uUr,- of sal.
.anI I- hea,A t.HHrrIi II ir-t-c.H-- yf-il
Growth pI u.s. lifsu uh timber. within lNurl
miles cot g.. SIS 3D. E E This timber should
attract tHe -usriul zoo t'NfIHu .f SLOW -,iil me-.
a. tl.-. commissioner. arr authorized % sell
-in.. separate irHm rHr Itui.
ayfLrIn1 flu-. .f- uf H BARN 800 Hg 800 f'rft
Ilud .l good r0n.. 'fi'r. -nIl. clay IYIm. takes
mprayeuclt readily Hud hUii- Hlmr. To-
.It.I in the Lewiston mig. UlrhnOd. % ue-
-irlhlc community. convenient FEB churches.
SCHOOL mIll. -tur. and uu~fDfilDe. nud well
wat-rcd. win mukc q desirable home.
t r. n M -
The land and timber Will Doe offered to-
-rtLtr and separately. and sold u- snnlr may
bring Tire most ~ The land aud Timber b.
-od together the purchaser b. 10 pay one
third cash and balance Iu % ana II months
with interest II thr timber i- Sold apart from
the land. then Same terms a-to llu. und cash
LEE j. GRAVES.
D. "a. pEJARNETT J.. JR..
Special Commissioners.
Nov. -. 1901.
In the ClcrA office OF the Circuit court Of
Spot-ylyHnin county. Va.
Lip-comh and Hl-. w.. Coleman ana ais.
j. f.. m. Cri~mond. Clerk OF the said
court. do hereby certify that the bond re-
uuirrd Of the special commissioner IN Snld
cnu-c has been duly given by Lee j. hrdNf-
and H. n. DcIarueetr, Jr.
Given under my hand as Clerk of the -hid
court thi, 18th day of November. 1901.
no3Ow4w j. T.. II. CElSMOND, Clerk.
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Low EST PRICES
Send us your orders. We
guarantee satisfaction
v. |. BOrpuSS.
y B.-Be,t Granulatcd
~..,ar -r-r H.
NOtiCe!NOtiCe!

rs virtue of % decree 90 the Circuit court of
~p.f .rlFauin county. Va. entered 900 thc~t
d1t ~ November. 1901. iu the chuucrrf cause
of I...-roml and al- N-. Coleman und ais.
toe uIlrr-I gurti a- special conn I--iourr~ Niii
offer Tor .ulr uf public auction $40 fhr front
--nnr " SnuL-L LAAnlI ruurl-nuu-r. \ 4.
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COO

S26.soo SO LOqn. $Z6,goo
The INT RPRISE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATIONS offers
money to loan or their liberal
terms. in sums TO suit from
goo mp. or city and country
property. Apply to
dts ~ ~ S=NEF
-'eaxi1snt
SO Main Street,
Frederick shurP, Va. jeIS-'W.
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region or pennsylvania utterly dementeo,
having sold his farm at a fabulous price
because it was supposed there might be
oil there-coming to a hotel in Philadel-
phia at the time / was living there,
throwing a $4,000 check to pay for his
MONDAY meal and saying he did not care
anything about the changed Then he
stepped back to the gas burner TO light
his cigar with thousand dollar note. Ut
terly insanel
The good Christian people said, This
company must be all right, because Elder
So-and-so is president OF it, and Elder So
and-so Is secretary of it, and then there
are three or four highly respected profess
ing Christians in the board of directors"
They did not know that when protested
Christian goes into stock gambling he
lies like sin. But alas for the countryl 1t
became a tragedy, and a thousand million
dollars were swamped. There are families
to-day sitting in the shadow of destitu-
ton who but for that great national out
rage would have had their cottages and
their homesteads. l hold up before the
young men these four great stock gam
bling schemes that they may see to what
length men will go smitten of this pas,
sion, and L want to show them how all
the best interests of society are against
1t and God is against it and will condemn
1t for time and condemn it for eternity
| do not dwell upon the frenzied specula-
tions in Wall Street last month You
have enough remembrance of that fnan.
cial horror. l only want you to know
that it was in a procession of monetarv
frenzies, some Of which have passed and
others are to come.
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Get I:usy."

There is a whole sermon in the par
lance OF the day. get busy"-that is.
get TO doing something; get to work:
DC doer OF the word and not a hearer
only A dozen synonyms will suggest
themselves Tor the colloquialiSm. yet it
mas. perhaps a pregnancy of meaning
and 4 rugged force which none OF them
quite duplicates as is often the case
with the living speech OF the people.
as compared with the dead speech Of
the books
Get busy" is the gospel OF to-day.
The man who does not get busy is dis
tanced from the start. The stress OF
competition. the eager pursuit OF wealth
ana advancement, leave no chance for
the mhl who ides his chances away.
Oct busy at something; even if it is
not quite what you like, do the best you
can, and hope for better things. But
while you are hoping, do not stop
working. Get busy-keep busy.
Get busy for the good OF the commu-
NIFTY. Ii 1t isn't all it should be, try to
make 1t better, more prosperous, more
progressive. Don't sit like a big frog.
croaking all the time, and never trying
TO do anything else. Get busy in a
hopeful helpful, cnterprising way. The
man who gets busy has no time to be
a busybOdy; his only interest in the
affairs OF others is to help where he
may.
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A Now Line.

Why, where did you come from,
Uncle Jasper?' said to the old darkey
who had sent the houSe-girl in to tell
me that he wanted to see me.
come FUN Decatur, Miss Alice"
he said; Il got TO Atlanta bout two
hours ago, but didn' low you wuz
ready TO see nobody"
Did you come on the train?" l ask
ed
No, ma'am; dat l didn'; 1 come
IN on de rabbit"
ION WHAT"
ON de rabbit You sholy done
heerd er dc new rabbit deys got"
Oh. l said, you mean the rapid
transit"
"Hessum. dc rabbit TRANSPLANT, OATS
whut toll you. She amt de color er
no rabbit bursting into a laugh
but she sho do git ober de groun' lake
one"
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rrom soc neu.s to oe,,rnor.

Ezra Perrin Savage, who will soon be-
come governor OF Nebraska and live I'm
the beautiful executive mansion at Lin
coin. lived in a sod house in 1880. He
was born In Connorsville. Ind, in 1912.
and was left at the age OF 10 years the
sole support OF his widowed mother
and the family OF little brothers and
sisters. Young Savage worked hard
on farms and in other occupations,
meanwhile managing % pass through
high school and college He studied
law, removed 20 Iowa. made so~,e
money I'm land speculation, and thu,
moved 20 Nebraska. He was IN.
mayor Of South Omaha. laid TO-,
town Of Sargent. and grew Ftbo
the railroad was built thirds b,
town. Among his other goet Tor
one he won az q soldier civf
Grant and Sherman DIV
war
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"strntcrr. NIo Ror."

The young man stood before the
great steel magnate. A moment later
the latter looked up.
He stared at the rough clothing. the
muddied shoes and the unkempt hair
OF the youth.
"Well?" he said.
The youth retained his presence Of
mind. He wanted 4 job because he
needed it.
Sir" he said, Il have came"
He got no farther. A smile irradi-
ated the magnate's face.
That's all right" he said: the Job
is yours. | was afraid at first that you
might be one OF these worthless college
graduates"
And when the youth. the valedictor-
ian OF his class and the pride OF the uni
versity again faced his mirror he wink
cd eNpressively at his own reflection.
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Tho Now Color.

Ottinger-My new golf cap is going
to be OF automobile blue.
Miss Henriques-I didn't know there
was any such shade as automobile
blue"
Ottinger-Oh, yes! That is the
color the air becomes around an auto
mobile when it breaks down with two
gentlemen in it,
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AK Your Dealer for Aliens Foot-EaSs.
A powder to shake into your shoes rests tho
feet. Cures COrns, BunionS, Swollen, Sore
Hot. Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet and In
growing Nails. Aliens Foot Ease makes new
OF tight shoes easy. At all druggists and
shoe stores, % cts. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted Leroy, n. Y.
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7. S. Parker, Fredonia, T. Y, Says: Shall
not call on you for the 800 reward for l be-
hevo Halls Catarrh Cure will cure any case
Of catarrh Was very bad" Write him for
particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do no. spot. streak
or give your goods an uneveuly dyed appear
ance. Sold by all druggiste
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Hail to tho Bride.

That sounds like hail" said the
blushing bride, as the shower OF rice
struck the top OF the carriage which
was conveying them to the railroad sta
ton
well, it is, hail to the BRIDE" said
the gladstone groom. gleeiully
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amsure Pisos Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-MBs. THOMAS Ron
Ems, Maple ST., Norwich, NY, Fob. II, 1900.
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FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervous
Aess after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. So trial bottle and treatise FREQ
Dr. II. II. KLINE, Ltd, 931 ArchSt "hila. Pa.
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Ireland produces 2lO tons Of honey a
year, worth $4,000
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All men are not homeless, but some are
home less than others.
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1t is, perhaps, natural that the aeronaut
should feel uppish
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Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums reduces inhamma-
ton, allays pain cures wind collie. 25c a bottle.
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The people VINO sing their own praise
don't indulge in duets.
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worth Kno

The worlds production Of copper in 1900
Is estimated at Al 900 tons.
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There is an opening for every man-in
the cemetery.
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old Stamps and Coin,

In China trades and professions arc he
reditaTy In families.
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There is no filter that will make clean
conscience.
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Cinnamon pillow with n crooked stick
with a steel point fastened TO 1t. The
motive power is a water buffalo.
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Villa formerly meant farm and not
house
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Are bought by John p. Cooper, Red Bank N.
J. Write him, enclosing stamp. He pays
high prices for old issues.
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Teaspoonful doses Of Crab Orchard Water
night and morning will cure the Ioost obstin.
u clses of constipation.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-30

''The ssDce that made West Point fnmous.D
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-30

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-02-01
POULTRY SHOW.

You will see by the following an
nouncement that Chanute will hold
her first annual poultry show next
week. February I, s and 8:
"This will be the first poultry show
ever held IN Chanute and future exhi'
billions will depend largely upon the
success Of this one. Bring 10 your
birds and get them scored by compe-
tent judge, and then you will know
how they compare with those Of your
neighbor, We are all acquainted with
the fellow who could have won the
prize IL he had entered his stuff. u
If you do not bring ia your fowls II
Will be pretty good evidence that you
do not consider them up to the stand.
ard. All fowls and Belgian HareS
will be cared for by the Association,
consequently the small fee charged
for entering will be no excuse for not
bringing in your birds. Remem oer
that every bird entered will 0e scored
without any additional expense. No
cards will he given where birds score
below So, yet premiums will be award
ed regardless of score. Come out to
help US have the best show in Kansas
-J.O. Biles, pres; G. S. Nation, secy.'
We hope the citizens OF Chanute
and vicinity will do their duty in this
matter and make this show a success
There is nothing raised by the farmer
that will yield greater per cent. or
the investment Of time and money
than the "helpful hen"