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The Washington times., 1902-10-02
S. c. Hildreth has sold Hermencia to
William Carroll for $4,000.

According TO the latest report. Starter
Fitzgerald, who is slowly recovering
from typhoid fever at his home in
Brooklyn, will not be able 10 resume his
duties at the post until next year Mr..
Pettingill will. therefore, handle the
barrier during the Morris Park meet
ing and Mars Cassidy will, as usual.
start the horses AT Aqueduct 1t has
not been decided who will succeed Mr..
Fitzgerald at New Orleans.
The Washington times., 1902-10-02

Who will buy Gold Heels and Major
Daingerfeld next Saturday, and how
much will they bring? Turfmen are dis
playing unusUal interest in the Nc
Lewee- Brady dispersal sale TO be held
rext Saturday. 1t is confidently believed
that these noted thoroughtreds will
create some high bidding as both are
sound. and later should be valuable ad-
ditions in some big breeders stud.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The strike of the Norfo,k plumbers
has been settled
pension has been ISSUED at Wa.h'n--
ton 70 William IN. Randolph. True mn.
Orange county. Sl2
Mess Reach and Cropp haveestabiishsd
new roller process -four and corn mill
AZ bealeton. Fauquier county
The Treasury Department. has decided
20 accept Virginia state bonds az s-
IRON national banks as security for
nited states deposits
Henry a Wise. Dr.. of Warrent0r. fas
quanned Tor appointment as assistant
pay master IN the navy and viii be- a.
signed TO duty shortly.
Mrs Annie Anderson. who was shot
IN Richmond in September hv Levi.
ierSiey died yesterday After IL, shoot
ing Berkeley committed suicide
William Mickensiord. aged l6 years.
was arrested IN Louioun county for
housebreaking and stealing a small s1-,
OF money. lie confessed the crime
One thousand dollars worth of ramb
mig paraphernaiia. captured hv tie po
Nee pa recent aids was publicly burned
ny the police Thursday night. in Nor
iolk
Registration has been completed in
p.oucester. Total number of whites req
i-tered. Hc4 total colored 1l5 Ois
vote; white 1924; colorci. I $50. About
81 Per cent. Of the whites. and only
per cent 90 the coiored
we nave just heard. as we 90 % pres.
that Mr. Howsou Hooe r.eeived an a,o
plectic stroke ia, slay morning ana tbs.t
ne hao been unconscious eyersinre 90 Az
nus last appointment here Rev Mr.
lhornhiil resigned his pastorate of an,
vriean Baptist Church Narren;on Viz
ginian
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

TAG crowd az the Show Tuesday, nirht
nlmpered noNp. The most Interesting AT
ui tue clnsscs were the ladies' hnnt,-.
Mrs A'ien fotts ou Rrunett, AMI ~
Aioert o.. >haU> ON Queen Be-, b,th
evoked great applause Mrs POTTS 3. a
SISTER al trluccSs rrouhet~koi Nh,
Wi,nesstd the riding from "a box
ANe pfit'-w winners TUESDAY uirht v-e-,.
as follows. Wv
Horses in Harness First. Wvotb a
~ est. second. Mrs Albert loun.: thiri
Mr- Aiotrt logng fourth. Gcar,,s N a.
urcNcl
Gentlcmen' saddle horses First j r
VT, omh N trothsr. sceoul. Dorsey NJ
" t'ams rb'ri. Mctomh * lyme. fourth
Mrs. Alien Potts
Gig horses. lir~t Wvtth& West -er.
9'd, Nteth \ West; third Mrs Albert
louns. io rtb. Mrs G. " Smith.
toAr.in-hand teams rirst. team owned
vN - % Ousley, second. Mrs Albert
.""nS' third ieam owned ty Wyeth *
West
Hunters aud jumpers First hobart
VI Iaylor' second. Mrs Richard ~ aliacn.
third. j. NJ A'en, fourth. CAstlemap.
Caorles ID Hursamp
i..iics hunters and jumpers First
bachelor. ridden by Mrs Allen POTTS.
SILVER cup, second. Queen Bee. Mrs Rob
crt % Shaw siStec oi Mrs Charles Damn
slos y, third. Pathfinder. Mrs St.w art
tec % Baltimore. fourth Kathleen Mrs
+. a. b poftman
Glass 3ll-iguters e. " Smith first
$1,000. Meadow Plume Mrs Cbarlss IN
llurSamp. second. $50. ! VI Allen thi-l
sos Mrs. Courtlard Ia. smith. fourth
ribbon
lee crowd was acain imueasa Wei
r,-aay night. lriz s. were awarded n.
follows.
Roaisters-Iirst Bri-tow 4 Ioach.
-econd. VI beie.- Saunders, third. John
Harness horses. pairs-FrSt. q. ~ g.
l.reNr J: second, Mountain View Farm.
.ni7d. Mrs Albert Young. fourth. Or n
b. OWsley
Combination harness and sailla l,-s..
--ir-t.J g. McComh 4 Pro se..,,n'3
Mrs Alton lotts. third. Or. 4 ID Ovvslrr.
fourth. Lewis o. Young
Paris taudcms-f FIRST g. " q U-.v.1.
-'r'ud. Mrs Albert Young. third Nonn.
gam View Farm. fourth. Mrs All.rt
Young
Ponies in First bar.cn
NrG1t. second. T. r. ID Myers IT. thi-,i
k. >.ott, fourth. Ralli.h O. Fo-has
Ladies turnout First. Mrs. Alb.r-
ionu1, second. DR. D. d. DwSiev. th;ra
.lrs Maxwell Mycth. fourth. DuTv
Brothers.
upniers and jumpers. toriuthiau class.
open 80 an hunters -nnstlanI ~uffh--
Drst. Mrs Charles 81 Hurkarup.s Horn.
pipe second Mrs. Robert o. shaw.
Queen Bee third. and Charles d. Hr~
e'up'~ iast'eman fourth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
FREE! FREEl
10 Kidney Sufferers
An Opportunity Worthy
of Your Notice.

II you suffer with kidney disease or any
ai-meno arising from an improper action
OF the hidreys or urinary organs. this of
FER we make 90 the people oi Frederick,
burg should interest YOU iuthe advance
ment at medical science. the kifucrs the
organs oi the greatest Importance Go Inn
man health. have not been neglected. and
M placing before you such cure d. Doan-s
Kidney Pills the proprietors recogniz.
now Tar so many statements Of the MAX
ers of similar preparations have fallen
snort ui their claims being convinced
thar me- remedy for kidney COMPLAINTS ia
fNlsteuce equals loan'S Kidney Pills for
SUCH ailments, strengthened in these CON
victious 10y letters that are daiiv received
o' tne work they are doing for mankind '-
uenent old backs and young backs an.
"eihs constantly freed from never ceasinc
aches. and many a lame and shattered
one. stopped and contracted is strength
encu. invigorated and infused with ney,
lie With such a medicine an offer of This
Aiud can be made without hesitancv. for
While we lose the box We give to YOU. we
make friend that assists Us ia the sal.
of many art hers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
MARRIAGES

Licensed To marry iu Washington
Walter T. trosen and Hattie Cockrili
both OF Loucoun County Va
Mr. W g. Parrett and Miss Rettie :
johnson, of Louisa county. were married
Wednesday AT The home Of Rev. 4 T..
richardson. the officiating minister
Rev. Frank Wootton Osborn of ola
Church. Hanover county. and Miss Helen
Pauline Morton. % Prince Edward conn
q. were married in Farmville Wcines
day 10y Rev. lT. Richard Ncllwaine
At Eivan. Loundoun county. on We'd
ue~day Miss Ora l.. Comuhor became
TIE bride of Mr. r. ". Warner. al
Hamilton. Miss Compton was maid a.
honor. AMI Mr.. Henry Hoge. Of Lincoln
best man
Mr.. Clarence Flemmiug. Of Upperville
and Miss Mariana Holden daughfer of
Mrs. Belle r. Holden OF Fairfax comfy
were married Thursday afternoon az ne
home of the brides mother Rev d.
hlakemore officiating
At the home Of the bride near. Nokes-
vile. Prince Edward county. pretty
wedding took place Tuesday. The par
ties were Prof. e. Crumpacker of Koa
noke. aud Mi-s Daisy Early, student
OF the Prince William Academy. Rrpnts.
VILE. Rev. /. :. Long, Of Frederick. Md.
oiiiciated
At the Methodist parsonage. at Acco-
mae, L. Ii Wednesday night, Miss Mat
ne Nelson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
leyen r. Nelson WINS rnar-;.J -, a.
John Sterling Rev r y Hartness o0i.
ciated Mr.. aud Mrs. Sterling will MAKE
Their home with the father of the groom,
at The Holly"
Miss Mary Lyons Mayo. Of Richmond.
aud Mr.. Richard Parker Crenshaw. of
Nlartinsburg, ". Va Were married Al
st. Paul : Church. Richmond. Thursdav
light. The bride and groom belong 10
ne most prominent families of the STATE
.rs Irenshaw is a granddaughter Of
Ioy. Henry a. Vice Mr. Crenshaw be-
ongs TO the wel-known family of thar
name in Virginia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
D A. R at Lynchburg.

The state conference OF Daughters Of
the American Revolution met in Lynch-
burg Thursday.
The state regent read her annual /.
dress, calling attention of the conference
60 9ody oi bylaws which she had pre-
pared and 10 the importance Of certai,,
changes in the constitution Of the Ne
uonal Daughters Of the American Revo
iouon which will come up for considera
ZION at the continental congress next
February
Mrs. Sarah I. kinney, State regent of
Connecticut. aud Mrs futile of Vircinio
delivered interesting addresses
~ night a brilliant banquet was given
by the home chapter. Mrs. Don = Hslsev
presiding. There were more than 100
persons at the banquet.
Ten. F1tz Lee addressed the delegates
at "a reception in the interest Of the Mem
orial Road from Charlottesville TO Mont.
icello
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
STAFFORD.
Sale Of Nill Prop -Re,lyal-Pers onal
and Other Notes.

l'orrespondence OF Tho Free lance
Whitewater. Va. October l.. 1902.
! send the following items Tor your
widely circulated and valuable paper.
IL Is mellow October. Just cool enough
20 suggest autumn. What gloriousdavs
We have lad this week. quite a contrast
10 the rain aud log of last week. All the
wanderers from mountains and seashor.,
are home again. The summer has passed
away. and the hiiisare now red and gold
IN the glory OF the sunset.
stafford Is now looking up real estate
out of sight and 10 will onlv d. n amos.
ton ot time as 20 what place IL vii mr.
cupy IN the history OF our state
pr. II. Stone. of Garrisonvilie has dis
posed OF his mill property 10 New York
hrm Tor q nne price. Others in this virin-
~ have sold their farms
The mines here are being operated with
great success, giving employment TO an
who wish work.
Toe public schools have all opened
here. We all rejoice that Mrs Edward
" 0iier was assigned To teach ia this Nj
entity. She has had years Of experience
and Is "a irst-clas- educator
Rev. l.. Potter Of the Methodist
church began protracted meeting at
t-"r.t4rt MttluulSr church last week
lie is graceful fluent speaker. and
makes hne impression on au denom;
nations
Mrs. Ann Eliza Waller and Miss Nellie
have returned from charming visit 90
West y irginia.
Mrs. !. Worth Caldwell. OF West Vir
Sinia. = visiting her mother at Clifton.
Mrs. Meredith and daughter. who
spent the summer az Virginia Beach will
return home IN the near future
Misses Marion and Pickeft Waller spent
severa. weeks 10 Markham
Or Sneed- 81 flu,anua is visiting Re-,
h. Is. burwei az Episcopal Rsctory.
Mrs. Harvey Gresham. Of Lancaster j.
visiting her sister Mrs Burweu.
Miss Elsie CLARK. of BROOKLYN. y. T.. is
visiting Mrs John ~ Waller. at Clover
Hiu
'lriS are NOT announcing the marriage
oi Miss Olive Nimot Edmonis. formerly
oi thi- county. and Nir Biscoe Gersr,
bal1wi OF Glasgow. Va
Mrs Saaie Nickhfie Waller and grand.
daughters. little Miss Alice and MARY
hpninson have returned from an extend
ed visit 20 Fauquier county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
GENERAL NEWS.

The United States Tea the world IN IA.
production of coal i'm 1901
During the last fiscal wear the pead
Letter Office handled 9.3aO..i5I pieces of
mail matter.
Ia has annual report Surv-on-G-nerai
hiNcy recommends the emplovmaut I'LL
male nurses ia naval hospitals.
NJ Santos-Dumont offers TO make the
trip from Paris ro san Francisco hv ar
ship II "a prize OF 100000 is offered
The battle at la Victoria bervea,
Iastro ani the revolutionists il still un-
decided. although 90 men have alreafv
been killed
Women aud children are fleeing rom
Macedonia. where five Christian VILLAGES
are report ID de~trO, ed ami many Der
sons massacred
Gen. Young has secured non-.onmi
stoned officers TO come To America 10
give exhibitions OF eymrastic work in
the British army
II President Roosevelt can attend
Iroi Woodrow Wilson's inauguration
a. president OF Prime ton. he viii be e.
4SSi-cHt cleveland 9c-st.
In his report on the fatal collision with
the Presidents carriage ar Pittsieid
Mass, the special Justice blames the mo .
torman and conductor oi the electric
ear
onward Silver went two miles over
the kentucky Breeders Association
track at Lexington, Ky. Wednesday. ia
4:29's. breaking the American two-mile /
record OF 1872 made bp Greenlander. in
1898.
D. Pierpont Morgan. according to "A
statement made 10y a leading Republican. 4
has declined to give dollar this year to 1
the campaign fund of the Republicans
The omission has caused much comment
becaused it is said 20 be the first time i'm
many years that Mr.. Morgan has failed
TO send generous check to help delrav
the expenses of the campaign.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
TO TEST CONSTITUTION


Judge l.. l.. Lewis. John y. Wise 1.r-
IAN thompson aud John HAYES mes Il,
"a asninSton Wednesday for a cat,fsr.
ence ON the question of irhtin,- tho n,,,
constitution of Virginia. Ia addition IN
raves and Thompson. there ,,.r, 49,
"a. "'1ef~ negroes present The confer.
e"'' tdloururd without having dome
any thing hut discuss the matter In q
general way q"
'apt Wise. in an Interview al Rich
mund. SAYS. 'N"
ne matter of testing the ucy. en,st;
lu'i"h Us IN a state of embryo at prssept
iuere has been framed an Instrument 81
organic law Tor the State which "a pr,,.t
portion at citizcus don like They pro
pose 90 test it. and IL is their nnuucstiou
eH rlSht 10 do so II they can. have been
spoken 70. and indeed. engaged as u--o
'iN'e counsel IN the matter Il funds
are RAISED sufficient TO deiray thecxurnses
o' the trial. AN not ashauRi of ia IL
Is IN me with my profession. shall not
"c ueterren from proceeding a. see nt
Inc proposed conference of couus.l ou
the suolect has not be- IN held for the, rea
son tnat former senator Tburston has
Just returned from abroad The funas
nave not ye- been raised but youmay SAY
TOT me that # this Is done I shall proceed
a. THINKS any lawyer should do-thut j.
20 accept the retainer and with nav assoc
riates' put up the best fight oh which
am capable
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
Democrats to Speak.

Among the announcements for speecbe
~ Democrats are the following:
THOMAS $. MARTIN.
Madison Court-October 23rd.
JOSEPH r. WILLARD
Orange Court-October 27th.
". A.JONES
Essex COurt-OctOber 10Th.
Accomac COurt-OctOber 27th.
JOHN LAMB.
King William COurt-October 2Stb
JAMES HAY.
WOodville-October both (night)
RappahannOck-OctOber 21st (nightl
JOHN p. EjNEN.
Fairfax Court-October 10Th.
Fauquier Court-OetOber 27th.
r.. +. LEE, JR.
Culpeper Court October Goth
Fauquier Court-OctOber 27th
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
Meeting of womau's Auxiliary.

The twelfth annual convention of the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
Church, Diocese OF Virginia, began it's
sessions in Christ Church. Winchester.
Wednesday. Rev Nelson =. Dame vel
coined the delegates on behalf of Christ
Church and Mrs. Dame on behalf of the
Winchester auxiliary. Responses were
made by the.president, Miss Sallie stuart.
OF Alexandria, and Mrs Edwin S. Kinks.
Resolutions on the death of Bishop
white, founder ct the auxiliary. were
adopted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

40 last the Divincly Appointed CD
Boer has come down from his perch.
How unnatural he must feel among
common folks Better put him in a
glass case and send him 70 the Ma
tional Museum.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
LITTLE WHITE COFFIY Mis-

There are some laws on the statute
Books-that are being boldly ignored
in this State. Some of them are use
less and practically valueless. but
there Is one enactment thar IS being
ignored that SHOULD be lived up to
by every law-abiding citizen. We r,-
fer To that law which may be found
in the printed Acts of the General
Assembly, session of 1891. Chapter
336, page 425. That law provides
that ii any person sell. barter. give
or furnish. or cause 10 he sold. bart
cred, given or furnished toauy minor
under Is years Of age. cigarettes or
tobacco in any form. etc. having
good cause TO believe him OF her to
be- minor under II years Of age.
said person shall be fined not less
than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars"
This law is perfectly plain and easily
understood. and vet some of the best
citizens of this Commonwealth are
daily winking" at it. and selling To
little boys all the cigarettes and to-
bacco that they desire. This should
not be so, but we are dealing with
facts, and facts are stubborn things
We can imagine nothing that Is de-
ing more 20 degrade aud ruin the
lives OF the children ct this land to-
day than the Use Of these filthy LITTLE
cigarettes. some one has Justly
termed them white coffin nails. We
know boys In this community who
are literally slaves To cigarettes. and
IN nearly every ease they are BOYS
who, ordinarily. would be bright.
but. because of the use of cigarettes.
their minds are beiogged. and they
are leading practically useless lives
1t Is really doubtful whether the use
OF liquor would SO thoroughly rob
them OF their prospects in lie as do
these nasty cigarettes.
We have called attention to this
law in order that none OF our mer-
chants may sell 20 these minor, I'M
der the claim of ignorance of the law.
We beg, We implore AN of the mer-
chants Of this city. and. indeed. Of
this State. TO see TO it that this law
Is not broken in Observation-Disclosures
Complaint has been made to us
that this law is being broken in
fredericksburg nearly every day. and .
some parents are now talking OF pro-
ceeding against the guilty parties.
We have persuaded them to wait I'M
til The Free Lance had an opportun-
ity to call attention TO the violation
OF the law. We have now performed
this duty, and trust that the law will
be given proper recognition hereafter.
II not 1--WE speak by authority of the
aSgrieved parents) some one Is 90
ing TO be brought before the bar of
justice, and that right soon. \ word
to the wise is sufficient.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
DEATHS

Vim. f. Manuel died suddenly a few
days ago at his home lear Catlefts Fan.
quier county, aged IS He was a good
citizen and had accumulated n good es-
tate.
J. Il. Oliver, travelling salesman from
Richmond, died Wednesday night AT
Louisa Courthouse. He was found in an
unconscious condition and is supposed 10
have had n stroke Of apoplexy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
Board Of Fisheries.

The State Board OF Fisheries met in
Richmond Thursday. Nothing save ron
tine business Of little interest TO the pub-
lie was taken up.
The next meeting Of the board will be
held at Norfolk November 18th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Notwithstanding statements to
the contrary, President Roosevelt
has greatly strengthened himself
with the people OF this country by
the part he took in the settlement of
the coal strike. He plainly showed
his deep interest in the welfare of his
constituents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Virginia cannot afford to be mis-
represented at the st. Louis Expo
sition II she expects others to be cor
rectly represented at the James
town Exposition. Let'squit monkey
ing about the matter and show the
West that the Old Dominion is thor
oughly up-to-date.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Nll the members of the arbitration com
mission have accepted Ii L. expected the
% ma mission VIII hold It's first meeting in
ashiugton neat week. A convention of
mine WORKERS has been called TO meet al
iikesbarre. Pa. Monday. 10 consider The
residents proposition TO settle the
strike. IL i- esp tied that work in the
mines viii Ice resumed Thursday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Judging from the Richmond papers.
the capital city is very much horse
fed. The sports must be wearing
horsehide shoes and horsehair hats
while the girls must have combed
their hair to resemble a horse name
Everybody has a horse laugh and
indeed from all reports the people
are crying out for the return OF the
old horse cars. If you laeet fellow
on the street, he is sure to say "A
horse, a horse, my aingdom for "a
horse" Taking it all together, from
distance, We should say that Rich
mond has gone horse-crazy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
TIVE GREAT ST2iAE ENDED
Arbitration Commission Named 10 Adjust
Differences


The goat strike in the anthracite coal
regions which has lasted six month-ar1
produced coal famine thruuehouf the
country. d. 90 an end An arbitration
commission named hy President Roosr.
vcIt viii adjust the differences h-t-ae..n
the operators and mine workers. An in,-
mediate resumption oi work is urnrni sae
aud every effort viii he made 10 vent
-rtcriagat the opening of winter through
shortage of coal
Ait-ra conference with Nc Mitchell and
some further conference with representa-.
flves of The coal operators. the President
appointed the members OF the commits
sion Co inquire into. consider. aud mass
upon all questions no issue between the
operators and miners in the authrarite
coal fields as iollows.
Brig Gen. john 81. Wilson. 4 :
retired. Washington T. W Parker.
a-hington. ID e. Hon George Grav
If Wilmington. Del T. r. CLARK Cedar
nnpids Iowa Thomas H. Watkins.
scranton. Pa. Bishop John l.. Spaldsug.
of Peoria, ln Hon Carroll ID WRIGHT
has been appointed recorder of the ON
m'-slou
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Now that the Coal strike is in the
hands OF arbitrators, it is in order
for Richmond to continue her official
house cleaning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

They call that Richmond affair a
horse show but the space writer's are
apparently more interested in the
good looking ladies present than in
fine horses. Herein they exhibit
good sense.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
Mrs Davis Sells Besuvolr For Confederate
Veterans Home

he formal sale and transfer of Bean
Noir. the home oj Jefferson Davis. hv Mrs
'"N Is 70 the sons of Confederate Ncter-
ans mas been consummated The home
VII 'e used as home for iniigent Con
iederate veterans. Mrs Davis received
$4,000 for The home
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
STAFFORD COURT


About seventy-fve people attended
stafford Court Wednesday There was
but little done in Court. ana the dnv
WAS given over 90 the politicians Hon
j. +. tANey lEmccrati- candidate for
congress. ~ as early CA the ernunl atl
many inquiries were maie ior the Gcpuh-
hc9u candidate " Is. Shinher. eff Fau.
quier. but be did not come. Later Hon
Joseph Niiiari arrived. ami at a D.. u.
the Court House was eitcn over TO
'nairmau II NJ. Lee Who introduced the
speakers. Mr. HiNcs spoke for ana hon-.
amt uon 4. Willard ior oue hour and
q quarter. Iucsc gruflemen were euthu-
Siastcutly received hv che small auiienc.,
and afterwards many eat down CD q
splendid dinner at "Notel Bryan
NHrE~.
Auction. ers Kennedy enl Co0uer s,il 81.
LOT ot mules. horses and one COW.
superintendent oi schools james Ash
by. lately appointed vice g. 81 Weeduu
deceased. was present. aui has entered
upon the duties Of his Office.
After the adjournment oi Court la,v-
yers W ID Carter. a. r. Emhrev. Il Wei
don lterrey and MR. Irgs.ow made th,.
woods ant fields rcsound with theerhoe~
81 shots after Bob White Az one time
II sounded like the fire of "a line of sharp
shooters Nesult-two rabbits and ei.h
teen birds A bird flew up from und
the feet Of Mr.. ". H. Garter. lie near
caught II in his hand. but the bird fe,,
away only 70 be killed NJ "A distanc.. OF
NIFTY yards Good shot2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18
FULL BOXES

81 boan = Kidney Pills viii be given away
Tree 70 every person suffering with kidney
ailments az the undersigned address
First come. first served. only this ono
chance offered To those in the country
who cannot call in time. "A box will b.
mailed upon receipt Of fc 70 pay postage
Remember this is not a sample box bud
"a regular size box Of Uoan'z kidney PMS
which retails at 90 cents.
FHl Distribution ln1 Day IhlS
m ESDAl. Oct 21st. from m IN
p. M at
GOODRICH ) MODERN PHARMACY
9Ol Main st. Fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-10-18

Latest and most complete line
OF Carpets in the city All grades.
Good lngrains at 73c. Fine Brussels
at 4Sc. Elegant Velvets at Ssc. All
carpets made. laid and lined with.
oat charge. Rugs and Art Squares
AT all prices