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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-06

better / decided that / was not having the
right treatment. Reading In the papers
of the wonderful cures performed by
Wine of Cardui ] wrote to one of the
parties and received very satisfactory
reply and Immediately sent for some.
Ia very short time / felt generally better
and after seven weeks faithful Use was
once more welland strong. ! have never
had sick hour since and / daily bless
your splendid medicine.
NOME BOWEY.
THINE OF CARDUI is one medi-
~ cine that should always be kept
/ w on hand in every home for i'm
mediate use when female weak
ness first makes its appearance. Miss
Bowey's painful and dangerous accident
would not have resulted so seriously
had she taken Wine of Cardui promptly.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-06

than q bottle or this medicine which
will bring her health and happiness?
You are suffering2 Your duty is to
rid yourself Of this pain. IL your
daughter, mother, sister or friend is
sick and in need Of relief, your duty is
equally great to them. Many women,
now well, owe their lives to friends
who brought them Wine of Cardui.
Wine Of Cardui is adapted to wo-
men at any age in any walk of life.
For the working woman it gives her
strength for her tasks and better
treatment than doctor for very small
cost.
Your druggist win sell you a $1.00
bottle of Wine of Cardui. Secure the
medicine today. Take it in the privacy
of your home. Relief viii come to you
as surely as you take it.
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Adam had hts troubles, but he
never had a spasm at sight of a
dressmaker's bill.
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Only the Leading American
Companies, with Millions of
Dollars in Assets for Policy
Holders.
Agent for The Cenirai
Banking and Security Co, c.
Parkersburg
When wanting Policy or Bond,
remember that / can give you the
very best service.
]. FRED NELL,
Special Agent,
Wells Block, Sistersville, w. Va
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Wine of Cardui makes wo-
men more womanly by cur
ing their weakness and maxi
ing them stronger. Wine Of
Cardui cured Miss Bowey.
Asa medicine for all women
in every trying period of
their lives can You think of 3
better medicine for yourself,
your sister, your daughter
or your mother ? Can you
think Of q more acceptable
present to give your friend
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MISS NOME BOWEY.
No. SO Perry Street. DETROIT. MICHIGAN.

A couple Of winters ago ]
slipped on a frozen sidewalk
and fell flat on my back. On
being examined ] found that
] had sustained internal inju-
ries which laid me upfor more
than two months. After that
] noticed that ! had pains In
the back and groin which ]
never had before. I doctored
and doctorcd for several
months bot as the pains In
creased instead of growin0
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS.


rhos. ] Bennett 20 and Rhoda
E M, ers 20; Charles H. Ha.chett,
"a. and Bertha Thompson. II:
Frederick J Laniuger, II, and Mae
H Twin FL; Archie Bond. 81, and
Addfe L Clu'cher, 81; Joseph
Gfeathouse, 20, and Mary E Hart
man, 20
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
AMERICAN HISTORY
SOME INTERESTING CHAPTERS BY THl.
LATE JOHN FISkE

NEW FRANCE AND NEW ENGLAND D.. John
t1ske Octave. ~ AA--l. -.a Ae-s-i-ts u .i''.H
a Co.
This volume ends the series ~ ~. Fiske's
books on American history Intended 20 follow
the narrative contained IN THE Dutch and
Quaker Colonies in America" il completes The
story Of the settlement ana development II the
colonies up 10 where the authors American
Revolution" begins. II was left without his
last touches al his DEATH hut il was practically
finished. and il remained only 10 add f-w
pages 10 one q the chapters-rales Tor which
he had left ample memorauGa-aud to supply
notes and references. Tie book Is ,haraeter-
lied by most Of the eNDell-uges ot Mr. Fi~k.--
other historical Nritings-cIearuess and per
spicuity in leading narrative thro --h a maze
Of details, sane judgment. faculty II making
whatever he wrote about interesting The
treatment is 10 certain extent sfl-od..at
Thus. after au extremely Wrl balanced areoGu,
Of The French voyages, from Carriers 10 Cham
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

plains and the subsequent settlements ne are
given Two chapters treating in detail the ex-
element in Massachusetts, over wlt,Lcraft ana
the great awakening" in the religious life II
the next century. the place Of which in Mr.
Fiske's scheme il is little dlicult 10 perceive.
interesting and valuable contributions though
they are to an understanding Of those two
episodes OF Colonial life Then follows. a.
though this Interruption had not been made.
the story If the great that drove th- French
out Of America.
The first authentic record We have of French
sbius in American waters IS OF the Breton fish
ermen exploiting the cod fisheries discovered
bv Cabot of Newfoundland. and there is no
reason TO suppose that they resorteI tLither
any earlier than 1904. The name cape Breton
soon thereafter makes its appearance on con
temporary maps-the oldest surviving Euro
mean name upon the North American coast
The French voyages were encouraged by Fran
els J. no saw the vast stream Of gold poured
into Spain from her American possessions. ana
who sent bantering message 70 Charles y
askina, II il were true that DE and the King II
Portugal had parcelled out the earth between
them Without leaving any thing for him: had
Father Adam made them his only herss II
so. he wished they would show him the patri-
arch's last VIII and testament. A long series
OF VOYAGES and colonizing expeditions was the
result. beginning with Nerrazano's in 1924,
which arst placed upon the map the continuous
coast l..,e Of the United States from North Caro-
lima 10 the mouth Of the Penobscot. Il also put
on that map the Sea of Nerrazan o'-,Eat glaat
mythical body Of water that was supposed 10
occupy what is the central region Of The United
s,ates md the search for which seriously in
euepc.d paligators for hundred years there
after
The story OF the successive French col1nlziaE
o,,,asitious in Canada is one OF manifold ad-
venture. OF devoted bravery and OF frequent
failure. The impulse OF English colonization
was lacking-the desire 20 form home across
the sea: colonization had always to be pushed
by the government: the colonists were not self
governing like the English. but Immediately
under the control OF the French crown; and
the powerful fur trading interests Withal.
looked upon the peopling Of the country With
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
ID PooR g4o0RITE.

N.. i.le 'Iyn.lJ HEkscn IN The Pan Ms
agaz.ue
IN on ~" roof, rain on The caves,
I'm h on ise Vithered straw berry leaNes,
-.a my honest dogs together.
NJ ~. IA the Wlud and the rainy weather
''4u Snd rain, and a world that gIieNes.
,.Sa roses. roses scatter
A. ',eh OF pink u th, flooding water:
Al 'hai hoich"d our hours in the sun
"'H 40 notch fuI th- hours undune.
'is IA lle Iain-and no great matter
4 l.' ilco and liltl. Flo.
li..,i.iu ul stI tluupI the Nlld winds Ulou:
A .r l o"Es 10 a. luckless master,
Ml.h cause aud "a black disaster,
my Naggiug the wet tails 10.
-. i-afe Eoundheads I'll in the places
N.lSNI hihss and their royal races,
- bfate Bouudheads feast in the hall.
a., ea OF hmgs.-aud plague befalli-
." me rain aEd iu Ia ks bad graces.
- my honest dogs IN the rain
-, Hlsh hearts and never complain.
"" out hhgers al Fate's black froWning:
yb. ~ ~ spite of Noll and his cloNninP,
iE shan come TO his own again!
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05
RLNGER'S BEETHOVEN.
THE REMARKABLE STATUE TO BE SET
Up rs IEIpSIg


Up I& LEIPsIc
bealtf-l and very original statue 4 Bee
thoyen has recently been purchased by The city
Of Leipsic. its creator IS Max Klinger, painter,
sculptor and deep thinking symb5list. whose de-
youon TO high ideals in music found express
sion some years ago in a series q etehiugs IL
lusratiye Of compositions 10y Brahms, 10 which
be gave the title Brahms Rhapsodies" KlinEer
carried the idea Of the Beethoven statue about
with him afteen years before be finally sue
ceeded In putting il into execution Meanwhile
the face Of the composer haunted him. and he
twice employed il in other works. making a ST
John OF IL n his Pieta' US99) and his "CruG-
hAon' OSNl-leSD. i is easy IL sue a combiua-
ton OF the Seer % Patmos and The Zeus OF
Phidias IN tie temple At Olympia which Pau
sanas describes ia the new style PhidiaSs
GOD was seated On q throne Of gold, ornamented
with precious stones ivory and ebony. In his
left hand De held q glttering sceptre topped
with an eagle The chair in which the half
nude figure Of Beethoven is seated is Of bronze,
the yolutes ~ The arms Of which are polished
and Silt. The UPPER portion Of the body is OF
pale Greek marble the mantle thrown across the
lower portion of amber colored onyx. ZeUs's
eagle Is Al hIs feet, its brass claws fixed tena-
cousiy in mass u porphyrylke marble, upon
which The throne rests The bird looks up into
The gloomy face - the master as if aarighted
ana awe stricken The eagle is Of black mar
le polished, but ..Ited 10 a lighter shade about
ne head and ue.k x. The expression II the face
Is that OF moody ugo~e gloomy reflection.
The Titan Is sunk ia thought. and his hand is
denched Was that of Beethoven When he
shook il at me thunderstorm IN which his soul
HHlg a.. fH Hr.H
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

.t .t.... .,..I, fr.t.e as might be most
t.., o7 his long expeditions 1t
"i'-" 20 u'" o.' -, I'm disaster
was a 'i''-'' -i'1 80. 80, 60, :,
"4l iai" .',-i =, -, ,,.,s also de
l"e fI'n'" pom s,us MS conception
= ' mn. - Nv PAN, Was to build up
Of in' 'I"I..' 81 -, ,t.. vississippI
'-l" - -. ,tr.,.lab the explora-
ti.45 ~ Toilet and Marquette. and as far east
,t..5, fr MAS u roli,y impossible
as iLe Allrshaiii'@ ~ -. f q
"a ., as ,r,uaIa His
own part iu D. lS a hI-''-s 'i '''''
mitt~i disaster: and be- himself was 'u' On .ps Ss
Tie treach-ry of his own subotdIhtteS AT Tue
e,-.,-t,,o The inevitable advance
early age oi i"''S wv ~. Auorbanfes
oi IN" f-iSiSh ~. -, nitro or the
Was an adNane" "s"ii'S' '-'' ,,..i..i,,t c,t,,ne.
French pos'u'n 'i''7 ,-ar, csrada. The
Louisiana i'is''. -. - ,o,,rol ~ Cana
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

p,ical economists But as We relinquish his
book. the men whom We remember In the pc
Rod il surveys, as linked 10 our own day by in
fuences stiIl potent, are the men who left the
philosophers and theorists generally 10 fight IL
out among themselves while they brought 10 the
first hand delineat0n of life itself the touch
OF human nature that makes the whole world
kln
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

self and absolutely incapable Of seeing obyiol,-
facts two inches in front Of his Well shane5
NOSE There is the stern. hgh-born father who
"orshipS the bad son and hates the good one.
There IS the humble father, all proper pride and
strong language. There are the two heroine
daughters whose bringing up in a peasant rot
has given them the manners and the talk of
eountessrs There is the devoted humorous
butler; and the comic old nurse; and the queer
lawyer; and the Intellectual and sharp tona-laJ
administrative is not character ;ul.u.,
Them all that has note of freshness and orig
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

ig f,tiorS y -. oImson has again taken up his pen
humber -, ana l has contributed 20 a forthcoming
tie on o., oeflbner's Magazine" a novelette, OF
ssnawichs N0a he calls IL "!ethro Bacon OF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-05

NEW FRANCE AND KEW ENGLAND D.. John
t1ske. octave ~. AA--l. IS. lts-s-t-., u .i'.t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Why Some Will not Register

Hon. Park Agnew. chairman Of the
state republican committee, says: .Itis
rather Interesting fact that many peo-
pie are deliberately avoiding opportunity
to register because, under the new con
stitntion, man cOnnot be "a Juror IN
less he Is registered voter. There are
many business men who want 10 sur
render their right TO vote in order to es-
cape the annoyance of being compelled to
serve upon jury. Frequently attend
anee upon jury during busy season
means serious loss, and a business man
who knows that he is exempt from ser
vice feels safe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Rig riusa,loasl asstiar

ihc educational meeting gotten up lN
the Superintendent of schools for caro-
tuc. 1vhn Washington. took place Mon
Jay at thc Mann ~fu'ct Naplst touu'h iu
iio"i Ting 1rtco There was a large
CROWD 'i thc ladv> oi the county pr~fut
40 ! oc'oe& superintendent Washing
CON cau,d tne mert nS 20 order aai in
tro'n'sH i'f HHaficS Who offered au
Hn, - '"aNtr Tor 'tot rlr s~ing upon
',i""n ruo-i~ The choir. viii
WIS NAf'a 'v'iti- "ne ~ 'arolue'~
''t-'t ".i' '"'n'-tt-'N 'eocntr~. pre -id
"f az gaze organ. sung very iu>WuneiN
'"'rr" ~ - Is 'na"oler. Jr.
'A''N.' "ihii gao Young orator iu a
veg '"'-'' "Di "'AN, iN.N d, hN,n'i AL
49, "'''''''' '"' ''~''n-A '-'i r'n'a
ray" ,'~'' 49, " ,he
81. .''''''''.' .''''''. "'. were
'''" '' '''.'" '' '"1cN''o'
N' '".' .,' '.N "''' '' i.un
''''.'' '' ''iu,', ''''. o"' '..Nt
-.o .''" ""S 't>-'N u" li"Si ttitN +.
''''- '.''' "'''"N' '''''
~, 49,. NJ,
i.... r...i..,.',..i ~ '.., y ma" "l
.,.,. .--, ''N t'..N S'.NV'S or
-, ..,5 ~"i V",'I>.N 'f
-, go ..l3 '""' my
49, .'," S"i'n'S" 'oO'fted they
$50, '-..''S - q" A'' oe'ttr
,s-....... f--if.. =.
N.,... '"- ,'''
-, -, .''NeN'N
.,,,.i,.- $50. "a "''S
..i...,is . ,,..-..,,.. 49, ~"'N
,b, 5,,,, 80 .,.,.,' -, 49,. ..S' % was
r,r.,t c.f, ,,t -, 60, V'".'h
zion "a t6, 49,. d.. '- ,',' ,''e'"
..,,.ff ,. ",'N .'i'N
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
GENERAL NEWS.

senator John r. Morgan. Of Alabama.
declares trusts can taxed under the Con
stituiion.
by the capture of Aqua Duiee the
colombian insurgents made prisoners Of
1000 Government troops.
Emperor William, at dinner party nt
Potsdam, alluded to his desire TO visit
America but said he feared it was impossi.
bic
The sum OF gold now in the Quilted
states Treasury is S573. 1886, -. exceed
ing all records, with one possible excep-
ton.
Thinking them non-uniou men pickets
attacked Frank Portray and Sistino Van
costello. strikers. at Swoyersville. Pa.
Van Costello was killed and Portray badly
injured
President Roosevelt was enthusiastic
ally received at chattanooga and Knox
vile, Tennessee. and made speeches in the
rain to the vast gatherings Monday.
Tuesday he made speeches 20 large
crowds at Asheyille and other points in
North Carolina.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11

..- 49,. ~ ..v p. -i,l' Z
b. & s' ''7li ~, ,'u ana - e.
.r''s 4eAii-',- il'.i'lt 70 IN
,''-. "a 1-''''el "i ini. resting RELIES
w. "'""--.. 90 I-Ht among tAem
. 49, -. ..'...', r.- =. qua
TN rb.t....,,
ave- .ror,,..s ~, ~. .-.'i'--s-s .--..i
~ IA -, -, ''.'.-
,,, ..t.lS 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
JOIN Robinson's Tented Amusement Eater.
prise

John Robinson = ten united shows viii
exhibit al fredericksburg Thursday.
>ept I'm For more thau 80 wears the
Robinson show has hal the repptatio-
oi being the very best of tented qmuse-
ment institutions and again history re-
paat- itself AL the champion riders
both male and female. the highest salar;-
rd riai-ts. gymuasts and acrohats
tae funniest clowns the iara..t and
finest collection Il Wild beasts. the finest
nerd of performing elephants aud nun
drois oiother features The distinguish
NJ feature 90 the show j. the great
-lectacular production of King solomon
aud the Qusen of Sheba with it, one
hundred principals and ballet of iiftv
urls
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11

VIII oi Mrs Bettie O. Roper proved
ana admitted % record Geo. % Ronar
and ~aiie Roper naines quaif-d a. ex
-cutors. Appraiser--John J. White
Jourcau Voolfolk. D. g.. Valentine and
+. T.. Giu.
Estate Of Mr. Ida A. Broaldu-. com
United TO bands %! Sheriff for sdminis.
tration. Appraisers-J g. sale 4. n
Marshall +. j. Carter T. T. Valentine.
q. X. chapman ~. 4 IA. Rolls. motion
TO quash continued until next term and
execution suspended
coleman ". Vim. Wilson and G.. IA.
Rolls, interpleaier for horse. judgement
Tor Coleman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
yiSolNi,NsNS


'osrpa : >riccr has bccn commission
tu lc>tma~tr- as \nrmsn. Nrstmon>
iond county.
''''N .,ls'l,'e, '..o' as'cr cDen'y. has
~" inH1e postouice WITH Nanuie o.
.
'''- "." WIS III trWt"i. % it''
,''''.'' ''e '''. u'S'~ 'N '"p' " N'""'''
%" ''N".'''''" county
rha ..r..,. .,,.....1 I'D p.l NJ, ,,. i,
> ssio,, +, N,rf,iS G,, N,nfa.n,. ,,,.n.
d, N,rf..ll .,,.i ....i-..ss.,.s .i.. h,l,
Pensions i..o.l ar Washington.
Thomas An.ier.nu T.nf,nn. ....rnf. -.
l.-..iri, R,n,y ,.,.,,,,.. .,.,,ut, -
Miss Susie Hamilton 3au.hter ci Mr.
liH~h Hamilton. &C Narr'utou. bass gone
90 rii % l'ysi,iou ~ Instructor m 81 school
ac riga, Tor the Congressional uoa-
nation an the Richmond district between
Congressman John Lamb ana Mr. Icgcr-
son ,ai1ce Is having an exciting finish.
tn primar, will decide toe contest &C..
tav.
TIE -rSuj jury 81 laui-o culnty
Drought in true oni Monday against
N'ofrt hFncc Tor gaze saovurg ard
Wonn' - "i 'eor>t 'raiN it'~ trial Is
50 iNr int ''toner Term in tac mfAu-
vme i'r1ce Is out on oah Dob The sum az
S-'
rv.. l,..s.......~ ,.., i,......- ...........
=. -. k '. is threatened wiiaaaots.e7
H .H D. "A A. .H ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
LONlN PAYS PENALTY
Desfh Was Due to Strsnxula,lou -Oni, q
Small Crowd Witnessed Executlca.

Owing o. rain. only small crowd
gathered to $50 shc hanging of John To-
max. the negro who was executed az
NontrosS. Tuesday. for the attemnt To-
outrage Miss Susie to~tcnl,atier. Whns,.
tragic death 10y burning occurred a few
days hitcrwari. lomaN arrived from
AicNsudria at ESQ an Ia charse- 81
Deputy Sheriff Sandy ard ruaris he
seeiOed composed and 1e-iani himself
ready Co Bic Rev rbarle~ II Cummings.
colonel. of Alexandria. Va. PRAYED with
him. lie afterwards partouk 81 a hearty
breakfast
AZ I a. m. lomRN was brought from
che ish hy deputy Sheri0s sandy and
Nlncearl. of Lancaster liraS -nt,si the
~caifpt with a tran step. Rev John
smith. of Mc>tmor, lani. and Rev. Cam
mings u,citei a Psalm and sang Jesus
Lover Oi Ny >onl upon the Scaiiold
Al ll--3 q m the trap Tell There N a.
only slight contraction and twi,chiue
ni the muscles and then tae hciy hung
limp Eighteen minutes alter she drop
prs Fairfax stuart and jainn pro
uounccJ him dead from strir gulatinn.
ais nsck not having h,Sen broken His ~
mains were claimed by his relatives. and
having heen placed ia the coffin. were re-
moved from THE place ot eNecutiOu.
At M time. although there wss rrcat
iceiu- was there the slightest iiSorier
or confusion. The father. brothers and
luclts Vf Miss tuStenha5er witness. q TBS.
langiug
lae co'o-ei preacher said that lonaN
1a iu-is admitted his guilt tu lim
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Wholesale Robbery OF Turkeys, Chickens auc
Desks

Wholesale r'hherie- Ui Uti-S.n ar1
iurS houses aud rrr6ey roos-~ have %. "a
going on iu SpOrsvlvAnia near tlis rifv
lt past two weeks Nr. Clarence kholi.~
hes bad 60 chickens STOLEN. Mr. H1drins
'n. ami Mr.. George Newton u the
l1uuea. Company = ducks. Mr.. William
louser - turkeys ald Mr. John j
Johnston turkeys "a total of l72 fowls.
spirious ara very strong against GER
,alu parties. hut uo tang.hleeyideuc- has
'ten gotten yet TIE victims are watch
iuE iurlher developm. ut. and woe he to
tAc fellow who j. caught
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
No Explanation Yet Offered for Disappearance
of G. n. NewhOuse

Except that the parents of Charles II.
Newhouse know that he is in johannes
burg, South Africa, the mystery in con
nection with his disappearance is still az
deep as ever. Newhouse disappeared
from Baltimore last Christmas No let
ter received by the parents OF the young
man gives any explanations for his actions
In one letter he stated that his hair is
white as snow
Whether troubles that have been prey
ing on his mind or physical hardships
have caused this change is only a matter
ofeonjecture. No explanation is offered.
IL il thought that young Newhouse is
still engaged in the cattle business. He
does not say in his letters, but simply
states that no Is making money and do
Ing well.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Died at the Breakfast Table

Miss TIME billiard. daughter of James
billiard, was staying with Mrs. ". Z.
Hippo at the "Sycamoree. " in Caroline
anu on Sunday morning came down to
breakfast seemingly well and hearty.
" lille seated at the table she suddenly
tell back and in "a minute was dead from
heart disease. Funeral services were
held from the home Sunday evening and
the interment made in the billiard family
nurying ground Rev. RIG Reynolds con
Quoted the services
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.

Wheat. 40 TO 10; corn. CD 10
90; meal, $l.4O to $3.50 per 100
pounds; oats, 40 to 80; fowls Qive) ;
70 turkeys Qive), s to 10 :
ducks live, to .; Spring chickens
~ to II pound; lard, IL to II: eggs
IL 20 lth; butter, IL to 20: hams 4
to 10; Irish potatoes, 40 to so. beef 70
,; veal, . to 6; pork ,GH to Z; hides fgreenS
> TO o; hides dry, s 10 10; baled hay
sl2 to $40 per ton. 10Y >
Wool-unwashed, 10 to 20. washed
"a to %.
Ieaf Sumac-50 to 60 cent? per hun.
bred pounds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
CAPT TRADER REFUSED To GIVE INFoR
NATION
Court Adiutsed hin In Contempt Aud Tea.
Allen Viii neIcad him

The nitsi states and Virginia have
again FLASHED in the courts. The State.
uu examining Deputy collector Of lutcr
nal Revenue Joseph Trader IN Lancaster
county. sought 20 s,cure from him irfnr
nation hesriug upon government n.
'Nfi Tue cease Was one AGAINST "a hnunr
deai'r ~ hu hal Niulatci thr state Law,
When Capt Trader refused to divnlrc
the Information d. was a.iuirci ia con.
tempt oi court aud uueu lie notified
Che lTpartmene of justice. and the O.. :.
District Nttornev Edgar Nlen. will 20
90 Lancaster county tod defend the officer
The state. it u 30 bee ceutentci hy him.
has only the risht Co hold Federal ~.
CORDS as evidence. nut IL has NO risht Co
conduct further inQu.sitiou
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11

Vt the trcnShaw Marchou.e ia Rich.
mned Tuesday toha,co primioeS wcr.
sold Tor the remarkable price. oi $500 a
hundred Mes~rs. l.. b. Vaughan n Go
ad wise The farmers 90 bring them Q, mar.
Set as So"u as possible since they SUD "a
ready sale
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Never Ilearn nf Him ..

\ coloret man in the county rcprc.t,,l
Co oc Registered ami WAS asAcl SOME
question ohnut the General Assembly eli
NTkinn lie scratched his heai aud
Thought Tor awhile ana replied. 4 hns
nearu of Geo. Grant Gen Jackson. and
Ten t-'e but never heora of6cncral As
semhly before
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-11
Three coaetlss 10 Oue E, uius's Program

The Rrennau->aie Company Nill appear
80 she Opera House .rrc on Noniav
eight. sept 18th. pr'>catiaE the three
popular comedies a. Happy Pair
Mistaken Identity ami the ersat sue
.e>s one Christmas t..e-
A Happy PAIR l. a 0.ar,.iu- work.
--iel nN rle test off many rr--ratatinus.
lrl ever new bright and sparkling
Nistascl Identity pr,~e1t> an amusing
situation. 0eplete WIKI humo-. and con
trastin- well with other amusing Sirla-
tions Nne CHRISTMAS Eve has not q
tuA moment and = "a wlu contrigsd
mirtl. prov, sing >urccSs. lli- viii tc a
most attractive h,l Ia 81 dsciiei tact
chat people prefer Jo lsngh rather than
he swaved hy the deeper emotions. and
ia tae organization oi this company
4. ear care has hnsr taken % give the
public what tLty want. hcncc tlc triple
oit VIII BE- presented Us tAis company
Old ri. "a long i-'t want.
Miss Alice Genevive Smith hss h.ru ai-
led to the company e. render some harp
.Iecriou- between rhe acts Miss smith
lrrie- a $. ooN harp mv-t ma-riii-
cDr Instrument.