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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Cline un9ep6bnli9e &Ia ge.
gDaoe Scott bat So. YaIh auf

GsIHe uH 9 { 70 . II ! W z % u 9 Z.
@abe Scott bat @b. 8aib auf
81, 500 SdabenerIab bertlast. 3wiiden
ben geioen mar Elm Contract ab9e'
i9lofen woroen, oem3ufOlge Scott bas
auf Der Narm oes 8aib befiubli9e
SOls 81 SrennbOls perarbeiten iOlIte.
gs mar 10 reidlib oaoOn porbanoen,
oaB er un9efdbr auf Elm Sabr nit
feinen SObnen gei4dftigung bate.
6iir jeoe Gubre iollte er 60 Gents err
balter. 3u9lei6 bate iid 8aib con=
tractli4 Derpfli9tet, baB er ibm auf
Der Garm elm Sdus9en erridten laiien
wollte, wel9es in gutem 3uitanbe iein
iolte. @tatt oefen aber muroe eins
elenoe alte Sarade aufseitelt, in wel6er
Sbiiren, Genifer uno bas Sa6 nidt
bi9t uno Die Wdnos unb 6uBbooen
feu9t mar. Ser Mufentbalt in bieien
iln9eiunoen &dumen bate Sur Gol9e,
oab Der &ldgsr uno feline Ginoer er=
frantten uno feline 6rau ii9 einen fold
trdftigen &beumati5mus susog, baB iie
ben unbeimliGen 8ait aus ibren
8lieoern ni9t mebr los tperoen fann.
5srner foa gaib ibm erildrt baben, bab
er, nadoem er 143 Subren abeeiiefert
bate, nit Der 4rbeit aufbOren ioae,
oa er i5m nidts msbr bs3ablen wiro.
Sieier mar ieood geeen bic Nbre9-
nung. Nus allen bi.Ien 8riinoen
slaubt bes aldser gu Sdaosneriab be-
re4tigt 81 iein.
6ef9ieben.
&idter 9lGsn befpilligte Srant
8runop Die S9eioun9 bon ieiner @at=
tin Minerpa.
Sam gndoia babon.
.. .. 9enlep, Der junge Wann bon
BLOOMINGTON, tpel4er bier bor einiser
3eit perbaftet pOrben nor, neil er our
Se5ablung zines bon ibm setauften
GutOmObils einen wsrtbluien Gbsd se-
geben bate, erbielt isinen 6aQ i'm po-
li3eigeri6t auf unbeitimmte 2eit ber=
iaoben. Sdmmtli9e S9uloen bes
Siin9linss iinb be8ablt moroen unb Die
@rObsei4wOrenen babsn, troboem fie
fi4 nit Der Inseiesenbeit bei9dftisten,
feine Intlase sesen ibn erboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
THE hOOsIER- scOOLnAsTER

Gum 8eifen ibres 8ibnen 6onbs
beranfalteten 9eifern Ibeno bic 36g=
linge Der r@ipil=8ermaitunss.g glahe"
Der Sbortribse= 6Odidule in Der 9lulu
Der Doai9ule eine tuoblselunsens quf=
fiibrun9 bes MelObramas The
Hoosier Schoolmaster."
SieIelbe pirb beute Nbenb mieoer.
bolt iueroen. Sie Mitpirtenben linb:
6erbert Wagner, &ap Blatdlep, Nsllie
2euis, go.9unnigut, 8erenieeWrigbt,
Ora @illiams, 2owel Balm, CHARLOTTE
Garter unb So6n @lsnbsnnino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Sic @eItausiteamngs : Cons
miifion.

Sie Snoiana @eltausiteaunss=g =gom=
mifiiOn wiro am Wontag i'm Staats=
bauie ibr 9auptquartier er6ffnen unb
allen grnfes an bic Nrbeit sebsn. 9lm
l6. sunni min bic @ommiiiion cine
Sour bur4 bic Stein &esion bes
Staates MAIDEN, um pldne au entwer=
fen, tuie ben 8eiu9ern Der ct. 2ouiier
MusifelIung Die Steinf9dbe Snoiana's
am geifen DOr Gusen ssfiibrt tperoen
f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Sier nnbetannt.

Cine Sepei9e aus Decatur, Snb.,
r,eloete 9eitern, baB bort am Sonners=
tag @beno elm Sdriftieber Namsns
Glenn Noams aus Snbianapolis bon
einem @lOper 2eaf 3use iiberfabrsn
unb set6otet tuoroen iei. Ser poli3ei
1T es iOtpeit nidt selunsen, biefise 9ln=
aebOrise oes Mannes gu finoen, Der
meber i'm MoreBbud berssi6net, nod
aud Ser bieiisen ensl. S9riftieber=
Union befannt lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
ams Dem Staatsbamie.

Golsenbe @Ountp= S4aBmeifer ba=
ben ferner nit Dem Gtaats Sdab=
meiifer 9ia abgerednet, inoem fis na6=
ftsbenoe 8etrdse beaablten
Nepton Safion, &iplsp @ountp,
$16, 891 40; Wiliam s. gedman,
Dubois, SIS, ,841.15; s. s. Sobnion,
&anoOlpb, $3,475.75; Soiepb Bell,
gratpforb, $5, ,977.54: 8. sc. Soutb=
LAMB, 8ermillian, $15,219.60; SEQ.
%. gab9er, @lart, $26, ,388.37.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Iaseaebme Nadridt.

9err Snlius Gue6Ier empfina
geftern bon ieinem Sobne, benz in Si=
balso, ST., anidifisen Sr. 5. 80.
2ue9ler Die 9a@ri4t, baB perielbe auf
isinem 6runofiid cine @asquelle as=
bobrt bat, melae auberorbentlid ere
aiebis 1T. SieIer 5unb bat unter Der
Sep0Iferung bes Stdot4sns srobe freu-
bige aufreguns berboraerufen uno Elm
ieber @runbeisentbfmer fdnat iebt an.
ebenfalls nod 8as gu bobren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
3nm &eitem oer "Fresh Air
r1iSSiOn".

Inter 0eittpirfuns beg fiirslid orr
ganiiirten v@boral=@lubs", Der bon
Grau Warp Sefferion-@briitian orsa=
nifirt -woroen iff. muroe sefern absnb
i'm vprOppldum" elm in ieber 9iniidt
febr erfolsreides 5arten=Goncert gum
Befen Der Fresh Air Mission" ber-
anitaltet. Sas finan3ielle grgebniB
ift ieoenfaas Elm isbr befrisbissnbes &c.
tpeien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
etaats= =Tereiniauns Der 8rief:
! trGger.

SIM saale bes 8unoesseridtes fanb
beute bic Sabres Contention Der
obisen @ereinisnns ftatt, su Der ettpa
100 Oeiegaten erwaetet weroen. Oie=
felbe fHlieBt NIT einem Banquet am
Mbsnb in 8rpab Hipple.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
saSieite Sarnbereim.

Der f9ledten Witteruns tpesen, III
Die @arten=gr6ffnuns, tuelde beute
abenb ffattfinoen iOlIte, bis auf Wsite=
reg peri9oben. Sagesen finoet in Der
0aae beute Abeno elm Saustrdn39en
fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Na6rt6ten aus Snbiana.
Ser 6 bae= all.

: ape te, Gi6ter Gapp in
6otpler bat oas @eiu9 Der @npdlte fir
Die Submes um cine geridiebung oes
Wtoies 6ouler @baie Sales abgetpie=
Ten uno beitimmt, oaB bic 8erbanblun=
gen am 2. Stunt beginnen. Ser &i4=
ter erfldrt unter Qlnoerem nit 9robem
Na9orud: vWenn Der @eri4tsbof gu
Der ueberseuguns fommt, oaB ein&edts=
bertreter oes @eifesseftorten oas Snter=
ehe ieines@lienten ni9t na6 beiten 9rdf=
ten mahrt, 10 mus Elm FOLDER Nnmalt
iofort suriiftreten. Sie Sauptfraee in
oieiem Sale 1T, 3u entideioen, ob Der
iun9e @baie irriinnis 1T. SIT er sei=
ites9eitOrt, 10 iollte unbersiiali6 elm
Tormunb fir i'm ernannt weroen."
Ses Wlorb anariffs Be-
i4ulo igt.
Wtari ipn. 2ancafer 9. Balo=
min, Elm bieiiger prominenter &edts.
anmalt, uno iein Stiefiobn gert Sitter
fino unter bic Nnflage bss Morban=
9riffs eeitent porben. 8alotpin bate
ieinem StiefIobn eine itpsre Std.
tpunoe beisebra6t unb 2ebterer bate
nit einem 3ieaelfteine ieinem Stiefpa=
ter einsn wudtisen S6las auf ben
&opf berieBt, ibm cine tiefe @unoe bei-
bringenb.
u naeb DE W 6roer gegen
9 irsi3 aft ntl a iien.
@lmo Dob. Charles uno elmer
Mc Daniel, Noab gropn unb 9llonso
Saolsp bon GurtisDile, tpel9e i'm Sc
fdnaniiie gu 9ipton unter oem ger=
ra6te, Sames Spner ermoroet gu ba=
ben, in Saft iaben, iino sesen Siirs-
i6aft bon je $1,000 aus oerielben ent=
laheu tuoroen.
3ur 9 iirsf4a tt suse-
laffen.
@,pI bus. @pbmitb Nbel,
tpel6er ieinen 9feffen CHARLES 9lbeI
tOotete, uno ION ben @robseidworenen
bss Morbes i'm stpeiten @rabe ange=
tlast wuroe, iit sesen Siirsidaft bon
$4,000 auf freien 5ub sefest tuOroen.
Yurbue profeifor seebrt.
2afapette. profeiior 6. 20.
&smmerer bonn Separtentent Der 8e=
ibi9te uno Der bolitii9en Ssconomis
an Der purbue llniberlitdt if bon @i9=
ter Saft, oem 8ouperneur Der Pbilip=
pinen, gum grpert=g =geratber Der @om=
miiIiOn ernannt tporben, pel9e auf
ben Snieln elm uollitdnois neues
Miins Spfem etabliren iOl. Ser
profelior bat bas 9lmt ansenommen
unO er tpiro bereits gnoe SUM- nit isi=
nsr 6rau na9 Wanila abreiien.
Sic 6 6anttellner iebnen
fi9 mad &ube.
sort Wapne. Sie Sdanf=
tellner Union bat Wapor gersboff err
iu9t, oafiir su fOrsen, oaB ale Wirtb=
i9aften bes SOnntass gfadmittags um
6 ubr ssi9luhen weroen.
Il m $130 beraubt,
8elIe efcntaire. Sobn 8. &i=
Iep bon @reenfielo, Snb., murbs auf
einem 3use Der Big Sour gabn um
iein portsmonnaie nit $3.50 Snbalt
beraubt. 3usi Wdnner. mel4e, als
Der 3ug in bic Sc graf Station ein=
lief, bonn 3rse ipransen uno wel9e i'm
8erba9t fanben, ben &aub a,ls9efiibrt
81 baben, tDuroen na6 LANCER Sa9b
feitgenpmmen. Sas @elo purbe iebo9
ni9t BEL ibnen gefunoen.
&of IN o piro m mer
trof fener.
Got o. Sic Semperensblaie
bat iebt in ben g., 4. uno 5. Warbs
bur9 ibre &emonitranSen tpieber Siege
baDOnaetraaen, iObab in bieien @aros,
iobalb bic 9icenien Der Wirtbe, pel9e
bort nod grbolunsslotale fiibren, ab-
selaufen iinb, fortan bic Wirtbidaften
gu ben sepeienen Singen geb6ren tuer=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
eiioiette Xmrmperetu.

SWVvette &UrWuGretW.
0ettte Mbeno 9amstrdms=
den an Ste4e Der 0arteu=
Gr0Hmtttt9, tpel6e bis amt
@ettereS rerf@obem TIT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30
Mms Sea 0eri9tsbSfen.
Iuf 3ablung p6 I 500, 900
bertla

q SolltbDetern Sractton 80. i'm Bun=
oesseri@t auf 3abluns elmer fdlisen
yiote i'm 8etrase bon 100000 ner-
tlast. Sm Mai 1902 lief Die @sIea=
i9aft oisie Summe sesen gusiteluns
Der Note, pel9e i'm gtobember 1902
fdnie mar. @s mar ausbeoungen
porben, oaB Die SractiOn 60. our
Si6erbeit bes Sarle6ens Bombs i'm
Yari=Wsrtbe bon 100000 Der 8ant
iiberliefern iollte. Sisies iit big iest
ieoo4 nod ni4t gei6.ben.
9 d 9aoenerf aBtlagen.
Snttie Seffries, @ertpalterin oes
Ha4la1es bon ibrem uerungliiften
8atten Sames g. Seffries, bat Die
vItlas engine Worts" auf $4,000
Sdaoeneriab pertlast. Sbr Mann
mar bel einem Ieubau, tpel9en Die
8eiellidaft auffubrsn lieB, beiddftist
getpeien, als zines Sases cine Mauer
umsstpebt tpuroe. Seffries wurbe unter
ben Sriimmern nube3u besrabsn uno
er erlitt gsrleBunsen, uel9e isinen
SOB our 6olse batten.
8elinbe Strafe.
gilbert @itbsns puroe i'm poliseige=
ri6te i6ulbie befunaen, bem Scott
Smiib, bel wel4em er angeitellt mar.
$40 unteri4lasen 81 haben. gr ipuroe
3u 80 Sagen @efdngniB unb 3ablung
bon 800 unb Soften perurtbeilt.
Gin eigent b Il m | der
Sail.
Yor &i9ter Nlsn tpurbe iiber bas
Sabeas CORPUS @eiu6 perbanbslt,
peldes BARTHOLOMEW Walib eineereidt
bate, um in ben gsfb ieiner 15=idbr.
5odter Warp gu selansen.
8or seraumer 3eit bate er iie ir
einem 3Orn=Nnfa0e, neil er nit ibr
unSufrieoen mar, aus ben Sauie GEE
jast. sic bate llnterfunIt in Der Ga=
milie oes Soiepb SOffmann sefunoen
BEL welder lie ieitoem seblieben 1T.
gOr GINGER 3eit berlanste @alib
bon benz Srifmann, baB er ibm feline
Sodter iiber9ebe, allein berielbe mei=
serte fi9, bieiem gerlansen nadau=
tomMen. Sa Warp iib ebenfalls mei=
aerte, gu ibrem 8atersuriidSutebren, 10
leitete @alih bierauf Die Sabeas=
GOrpus=9lase elm.
Die Sodtsr ertldrte auf Dem 3eusen=
itanb, baB iie ibren Batter pobl liebe,
oab lie aber nidt nit ibm suiammen
leben tonnte. gr lei bdulig betrunten
nad Sauie qetDmmen uno babe iie
oann in rober Weiie miBbanoelt. Mebr
als einmal iei iie se3wuussn sepeien
aus benz 9auie su flisben unb bel
Na9barn S4us gu iu9en. Ser &id=
ter nebm ben 5all in Beratbung.
Neue g 9eib ssflage.
Soiepb M. Williams bertlaste feline
Satin Sennie auf S9eiouns. gr
eiebt als 8runo b0swilliees Ser
laiien an.
Bun seeri DIT.
Charles u. garnarb, gr=Yoifmsiiter
bon MObatpt betannte fid por &i9ter
anoeriOn Der teaniiden Mibberwal-
tuns Der Serbs Der Office Sdulbis.
gr lam nit eiaem iuspenoirten urtbeil
oabon.
eleanor Gong bon Nortb Subion be-
fannie fih i4ulois, einsn Brief itan=
oal6ien Snbalts our9 bic poit per=
Iauot gu baben. sic tpuroe CUR Cab
lung bon s25 unb Soften beroOnnert.
Meliiia Sagus bonn Columbus gitp,
uslde fi9 uesen zines dbnli6en ger-
gebens perantworten iolte, mar ni9tI
gum PrOaeB erIdienen. Sbre 8urg=
Idaft bon 5000 wuros baber fir per-
fallen ertldrt.
Jrau @alifier Smith bon 6obart,
2afe @ountp, Snoiana, muroe unter
Der Mntla3e procsiiirt, in ibrem @eIu9
um cine Peniiou als Witttpe bes ber=
Iforbenen geteranen Sorman Smith
falfae Gngaben betreffs ibrer IermD=
3ensperbdltniiis sema6t gu baben. Sie
M. .s>.xlIx 49, o. u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-30

~ h-i-mingo.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
DR. plLLs LAST SERMON HERE
He Preached Sunday To Large
Congregation And a Farewell Ser
vics Mas Held

Rev. Dr. j. ;. bill, late pastor OF The
BAPTIST church here, preached hl7 last
sermon Sunday morning 20 a large ana
dceply interested audience. Alter the GER
mon "A parting service was held, during
which each member gave To him the
parting hand and the occasion was one
ui much tenderness.
IL was DR.. nills intention to preach
here Sunday night, but the Nenable
Street church. which he served prior TO
his coming here, desired him to preach
there before leaving for Kentucky, 80 he
concluded to divide the day between the
two churches he had served in Virginia,
which was very appropriate ending 'oi
his work in the State The Doctor leit
on the evening train Sunday Tor kieh.
mond. where he took leave OF hi' old
A ,ck at night, and from there he " y go
tu Bowling Green, KY, and enter upon
the duties Ut his new field on next sun'
day. The Doctor II u popular preacher
and leaves host of friends in Nirginis
who wish him great success IN his Le"
fold
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Death of Mrs. MolIIe Bullock

Mrs. Mollie Bullock died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Blsnton. IL
spotsylyania county. Aug. 2ith, 10 he
Goth year OF her age. The funeral took
place from the | niOn Chapel at summit,
in the presence of a large congregation
Of Borrowing friends aud relatives. Rev
Decatur Edward conducted the services
Mrs. Bullock WAS faithful member OF
Massaponax Baptist church, and was
loved and respected by all who knew
her. She leaves ! children, Mr. I. l.. But
lock. Mrs. John Blonton. Arthur and
Walter Bullock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
atfhe Churches.

Rev. J. II. Lacy. d. ID. Of Charli ties
ilr.preached at the Presby ierian church
Sunday morning to a large coDgTega
ton.
Rev. W. d. Smith preached at st.
Georges Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing and night
Rev. II. ii. Barber filled the pulpit st
Trinity morning and night
There were services at the People =
Mission Sunday evening at ! O'Clock. Dr
Rosebro preached.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
FUNERAL OF mRs.fA BOSWELL
She Was Buried at Hollywood Gene
terry, Richmond

The remains At Mira Frames \ Dos
well. who died at her home near The
University Of Virginia. were taken IN
day To Richmond and the burial was IN
HOLLYWOOD. Mrs boswell was Mrs
Frances A. sutton. daughter OF james
+. Sutton. Of Hanover. Her btother~
were Mai. T.. T. sutton ami William VI.
Sutton. well known in Richmond Her
husband, Maj Thomas W. boswell Of
Bullheld. Hanover county. wa- at one
time the owner OF the most famous
stock and training farm in the South
Mrs. boswell IL survived by one son ].
Bernard boswell of Bullheld. and f. ur
daughters. Mrs Charles l.. Barrett. OF
Philadelphia: Mrs. Alexander Ham 7 On
Koonce. Of Washington d. E Miss \ "
ma boswell and Miss Sallie }. boswell
OF charlottesville
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect May oath, 1903.
LEAVE NORTHWARD.

LEAVE NORrhWAhD.
5.45A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Occoauan Sundays only.
SIS A. NJ. daily. Stops at Alexandria
1905 A. NJ. Sunday only Stops on
sigma at Brooke, Aquia. Wide water,
Onantico. cherry Hill. and Occoquan
lO.4T A. NJ. daily, except Sunday
Stops on signal at Brooke, Aqua, VIDE
Water. Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone
Occoquan. Lorton, Accotink. franconia.
| Al =. NJ. daily except Sunday. No
local stops
6.57P' NJ. daily. Stops. on signal at
Brooke and Wide Water, and at Reid
Sundays only.
1901 p. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Brooke. Wide Water and Quantico.
Stops on signal at Occoqusn on Sundays
only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
600 4. NJ. daily except sunday, hich
nond accommodation. Make all stops.
6.22A. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at Milford. Dosweli ana
Ashland daily. and on signal at othe'
local stops on Sundays only, u.n
OBS A. NJ. daily exceptSunday' M"Aes
local stops on signal. ca
1923 i. NJ. daily. 5 A L. train stops
on signal AT Milford, boswell and Ash
and
5.2OP. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
rain. Stops at boswell and Ashland.
637P. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
IA signal.
SIS p. NJ. daily. SesbOard Air Line
train. Stops at boswell on signal.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. p. NJ. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg $50 F. NJ.
c. c. COX, Agent.
w.D. DUKE. c. W. CULP. ". 7. TAYLOR,
Gen. Man. Asst Gen. Man. Trat Man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Mr. w. L Brannsn Entertsins His
Class.

In the chapel Of the Methodist church
Eridav NIGHT Mr. W. l.. Brannan very
handsomely entertained his sunday
school class. composed OF some thirty
odd male members. After an opening
prayer by Rev J. s. Hutchinson, pastor
~ the church, and Scripture lesson by
Rev J. II. smith assistant pastor, Mr..
Brannan addressed bic class briefly on
The sunday School, what it stands for
and our individual duty concerning the
same" Mr.. Kirby :. Kendall was
elected secretary aud Mr.. Harvey +.
(iouIdman treasurer for the ensuing year.
After a closing prayer by Superintendent
3. ". stearns, refreshments were served
and a half hour spent in social inter
conrse II was the unanimous verdict
that Mr.. Brannnn knows how to dc
things right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08

TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES in the
United states have used the Longmsn X
Martin Pure Paints.
Every Church will be given liberal
quantity whenever they paint
Don't pay $50 a gallon for Linseed
oil worth go cents which you do when
you buy thin paint in can with paint
label on IL.
So 6 make II, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons OF paint, buy only
eight gallons OF l. 4 NJ, and mix Elk
gallons Of pure linseed oil with it.
You need only four gallons Of l.. X NJ
Paint. and three gallons of oil mixed
Herewith to paint a good sized house
Houses painted with these paints
never grow shabby, even after II years
These celebrated paints are sold by
T.. u. Cole. fredericksburg; Davis \
lloge, Dido, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
HEADQUARTERS

For Flour, Min Feed. Hay and Meal,
also that celebrated DANDY Chop made
of Corn and Oats by the Commercial Mill
ing Company, Of Detroit, Michigan. This
Chop has only To be tried 10 prove It's su-
periority as a strictly first Class Feed for
horses and cattle
We are also large dealers in Corn and
Oats: Just received Car load Of Old West
ern Oats, strictly good
Corn Wanted" at the highest market
price. We are Agents for the Celebrated
"pratt's Food" for horses, cattle aud pOul-
try. Remember the place, Rays old
stand.
j. M'CALLA BOULWARE ~ son.
Agents for the Champion Harvesting
Machinery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
a Dance.

The regular Friday night dance at
Convention Hall was well attended and
dancing was kept up several hours'
Those dancing were Misses Lucy Brock
enbrough, Grace Mitchell Beryl Barber
Mary Lindsey Jennie Daniel, Josephine
Maddox. Nora Goodrich. Kate Montgom
ery Madge Taylor and Messrs. NJ. q
Latimer, ii. Ii Henderson, c. OConol
Goodrich, Blight Harrison, Sam Reid
Harrison Carr, W. y. and Harrison
Montgomery. Bates, santi, Montague
Brockenbrough, Hunter George, 10
ward Warren.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
ToHave New Front.

Mr.. b. Goldsmith, the owner OF the
store occupied by the millinery firm oil
Mrs d. f. Smith & Co., will some time
later in the fall put In a handsome new
front TO the store. The improvement
would be made at once, but was post.
noned at the request Of Mrs Smith until
the fall rush OF trade is over.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
a,,.,hu.n AGAINST TaIIey ousshed

The case OF Chas NJ. Wyeth and Chas
4 Talley came up before Judge John +.
Mason here Saturday and upon argu
ment OF counsel the attachment Of 81
500 against said Talley's effects was
dismissed and quashed at the cost OF
Wyeth. Messrs +. W. Coleman and
Chas. d. Foster represented Talley, and
Mr. W. ID. Carter represented Mr. Wyeth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
MARRIED IN RICHMOND
HuQhes EFT

Mrs Victoria Jett, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs 4. d. .Jett. formerly OF this city, and
MIR Edgar Hughes were married al the
home OF the bride in Richmond Thurs
dav the Rev. Mr. Besuchamp officiating
The attendants were Miss Elaine 'eIt
and Mr.. Swartz. Mr.. and Mrs Hughes
Ieft for a wedding trip to Baltimore.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
They Have Rsopsned With q Large
attendanc0

Earlv Monday morning happy groups
of children were seen coming rom ai' VI
rections in the city making their way 10
the public schools, which opened under
favorable auspices. The attendance was
very large in both the white and coloreu
scbools The two large rooms in the
court.house building which are used Tor
urinary grades have been pot in thor
ough order by the school board, making
Iraot ;mnrovement over last session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Tn. Midd,essx 10 Be Improved.

Owing to reftting and repairing there
has been quite a change in the personei
80 the boats and crews on the Weems
Rappahannock route recently. IL 10 re.
oortsd that the handsome new steamer
W;ddlesex has been returned to her build
era for improvements. she not having
come up to her contract speed ana other
reouirements. Virginia Citizen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
c. - Ens.or Meets With Accident

Can't. Henry Endsor, Of this neighbor-
hood. was driving up to fredericksburg
in a handsome brand new top buggy a
few days ago, when stick IN some way
caught in one Of the wheels and broke
ont every spoke before the horse could oe
stopped' The captain was thown out
mon the hard ground and somewhat
nainiully hurt, and the buggy very much
Samaeed .-Comorn Corr, in Times DIS
natph
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
THE CUTTING CASE.
Foley Discharged and Pendieton
Fined $50 and Costs

The case Of Foley and P-ndleton. the
two men charged with cutting the Hos
sins boys and Taylor jenkins, con
sumed nearly the whole day in the 70
lice Court before Magistrate Quinn Fri
day.
After hearing evidence and argument
Magistr ate Quinn. at request oil Common,
wealth's Attorney Goodrich, discharged
Foley and then imposed line OF s5o
aud costs upon Pendelton. MessrS-
Coleman and Foster represented the ac'
cused and Judge Goodrich appeared Tor
the Commonwealth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
DEATH IN STAFFORD

Mr.. Geo. Armstrong Passes Away
Mrs Geo. Armstrong died at her home
in stafford county last saturday nignl
alter an illness of about five weeks. she
il survived by her husband and seyeral
children The funeral took place from
her home at 3 o'clock Sunday evening
and the interment was made in the lam
ily burying ground.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Sale.

have n very desirable city property
for sale. II sold in the next 30 days you
can buy at n sacrifice. lteonsists OF very
attractive residence. good lot, well To-
Gated This il a good home Do not delay
See or write me at once. A bargain.
Jno. ". Allison, Jr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
TheWeather.

There has been decided drop In the
emnerature and blankets and heavy
cIotbine were in demand Sunday night
and Monday morning The Thermometer
registered so at Z O'Clock. 1t Is more
HE October then September and the sky
Monday was without cloud.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-08
Married.

Mr. Luther N. Jett and Miss Susie
Newton. OF Stafford county, were mar mar
ried in this city at the residence oil hey'
necatnr Edwards, the officiating minis
ter. on Sunday afternoon, Sept. oth' al
4 o clock.