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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-22
seim blSbammtser @eHdtsausorud.

Or. g. g. NQilDn, Der Superin-
tenoent oes Watteofpan StaatsalplS
fir aeiitesfranfe Berbreder, madte
fur5lih cine bDbit unaneenebme @rs
fabrung oarin, mie l1per es oft 1T,
geoen ben duBeren Sbein ansufdns
pfen. Iuf elmer SnipeftionS : Tour
onrb Die Nnitalt trat er in cine leere
Belle Elm, Die fir unbeilbare reler=
pirt lit uno lhlu9 in @eoarten Die
SbGr BON innen gu, iooaB er ntdt
nieoer aus Der Belle beranS fonnte.
ST Ifrie, 10 laut pie er fonnte. rab
elnem Wdrter, aber feiner fam; auch
iein Giitteln an Der eiiernen Sitter
tbur bate feinen @rfolg. Da fam
cine @eieaidaft Sremoer, Die iid Die
Nnitalt ania6en, Den Corridor entz
lang. Den eriten, Der pDr feline
9bir fam, iproh Der Dpftor freunoz
lif) allp an:
pgerseiben Sic. Sd bin bier eiae
aeiperrt.
p9as iebe ih, armer 8uride!" err
fuioerte mitleibspon Der Jrembe.
pWoQen Sic nidt 10 gut fem, mid
beraus5ulQffen?" fubr Der Mrst fort.
SnspilGen mar ein aueites Wite(ieb
Der @eieaihaft berbeteefpmmer,
nno oos erite iaete gu bieiem: See
ben Sic bier, oieix Wann iiebt gang
%perniinftia aus uno bat Mid eebeten,
i'm freisulaiien, als Oh er mirflih
%glaubte, oob ib es tbun niroe."
yWeeine 5erren", beeann iebt Der
0oftDr, nid iebe, Sic perfennen
MIDI. Sd neriihere Sic, ib bin
nid]t nerrii6t. SD babe MIDI ielbt
bier eurb eiuen ungliifliben 8ufou
eingei9loiien. 8irflih = i'd -
pie-", unb Der Doftor fablte ielbft,
oab er Elm iebr Dummies @eIibt bas
bel madte, rSeben Sic jebt",
lagte Der 5peite Sremoe, rbaben Sic
lie einen blDoIinniseren Nusbrud in
benz @eii6te zines Wannes geies
ben?"
n9as 1T gu piel," rief barauf Der
0oftor piitbeno, rrufen Sic einen
Wdrter Doer ib meroe Sic bier auf
2ebensseit einlperren. Sd bin Der
superintendent.
n2aiien Sic urs eeben." erfldrte
hierauf elmer Der Sremoen, rDber Der
arrae geufel mDbte gu erreet peroen
uno iih nod Elm 2eios aufiigen,"
uno oan1it gineen iie ab uno lieBen
ben artnen DpftDr in leiner Belle
mieoer ALIEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-22
MHerlet.

= Die 5armer in Der umaeaeno
BON San Nntonio tlasen iboft mie=
Der erbeblib iber Die Trodenbeit
uno aub ben BemDbnern Der Staot
uiroe elm grinolider StaublDlher
Iebr erpuniht fem!
Die n@pmortb 9eaeue" tritt bier
am "a. Npril gu elmer oiertdaiqen
Staats= @%onpention %suiammen.
Das 6aus oes fiir5lid neritorbe=
men alderman Oapis an Muro Dlipe
StraBe brannte bis auf ben @runb
nieoer. mdbreno Die Bemobrer oess
lelben iib Die vBlumenib(abt" an
laben.
Bur Belt taat bier Die Sabres=
Convention Der gilenbabn : 8epddz
Ngenten oes States Teras. SO. s.
Taplor BON Baleitine tpuroe gum
Brdiioenteu rpieoererudblt.
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Yriuaem @ramen.*l

Nub Irin5en baben Die @eisbeit bon
n6tben,
Sarum iebidt man fie ouf bic llniuerii<
tdten,
Damtt bierprts ibr Bertrand aebeibt.
90 9elobab es einem bpr einiser Belt.
Nber nacb glbfauf BON tur stuei Sabren,
Son oeneu er bas meifte auf Der giien-
babn 9efabren,
War 6es Nrinaen 9obeit 10 HUG,
SaB mo fano, es lei nunmebr genu9.
Tim ieoDtb Den Sbein su permeiben,
Mls let es anoers BET ben f6uialtcben Sos
beiten,
8te es BEL ben ibrigen stubiofis iet,
ateB er itd] gu etnem grarnen berbet.
Die g%rofeiiuren. tpetd]e bieies ionten
pagen,
&atnen berbei NIT eroBem 3ittern uno
3a9en.
Sic l6arrten berniitbia nit benz STUFF
uno entboten benz Brin5en ihren Cruz.
Ser Serr Gector mabte ben Nnfono
Uno CAB letner Sttmme einen ianften
Slang,
Snbem er fragte NIT ergebenem Son:
n9Dbett, tuas lit cine @D%nltitutt0n?"
Sierauf antmortete oes Yrinsen erlaud5te
Yeriun, po5u er ldn9ere Belt eebroucbte:
Contribution lit, tuenn bas 8plt ltets
t6ut,
8as uns bDbitielbft 81 belteben gernbt."
ueber bieie NnttuDrt bes bpben ganoi>
baten,
&onnten iib bic Hrofefors Der Sreuoe
niht eutratben
uno es herrihte erDBe @ertpunberniB
ueber ben filtnm principis.
Stun besanm Elm 8rofeior su fraaeu:
n8elieben Sobeit mir geneisteft gu iaeen,
@elbe Befugniie me fennt
Mls e~igentbiimlirb bent Barlament?"
Sier antpDrtete Der 8rtns, ,Serr 8ros
fefor,
Sc tueni9er es iolbe eiebt, beito better,
Wetl Der untertban baourcb betrrt
SIN Betreffe feines @eboria1ns nirb."
Mub oiesmaf fonnten nibt unterorlfen
Die 9errn 8rofeiores ibr beaes gnte
5iden,
uno lie baben Johann unperpeilt
Dem Brinaen oas &eife5eugniB ertbeilt.
9ierauS 1T es aIs betpielen er5Gienen:
Wenn elmer min alS Doctor fem Brpo
nerbtenen,
8ranbt er sebn Semeter albier,
5ir etnen abntg retben fbon bier!
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SAT- 9m Elm sutes Miitterdeu
Bon Otto 9rpmber.

pat bu elm sutes Mitterden,
go itreue Bllmen um tie Der
uno Jorge. oaB ie ladbeln mag
uno madb' ibr ia bas Sers niebt idnperl
2 piiie, baB Die SbrdnenHutb,
Die bitter lie UNI bid peraieBt,
gtnft tpie elm beiBer Seuer from
Dir 5ehreno bnrb bic Seele flie6t.
Die Gugen, bic 10 Ionnenbeu
Dir jpiegelten tagaus, taaein,
Ste onrten ntht bnrb beine Srbulo
geribleiert unb s~efeubtet ieinl
ginft fommt bic Belt, tpo lhludaenb bu
gus Sers be9rdbit, bas fir bid fdlu9,
Die gruf, bic cine 9anse @elt-
Gin Wteer BON aiebe in iib true.
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@oaftanSisc M~ntraumuna.

Wenn man @tmos tbut, muB man
es aub griinoli6 tbun Gon alien
Salber, pDn oener Sic iemals ettuas
gebDrt baben. lit Budlen's Grnica
Salbe unitreiti9 Die bette. Sic beilt
9runolih ale Branb>, Quetfd- uno
Sbnittnuuoen. Nusihlaae uno
Sbmdren. iomie 6dmorrbpiben.
Wur 70 Gents uno p6aiee @enugs
tbunng tpiro garantirt ourh s..
&alteger & Sohn uno Qoolpb DreiB,
Gpotbefer.
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STE frpmmrm mSncbe.

pelhe einit i'm Mittelalter bic ct. Ser
1arb &rdnterpiaen suert bergefent,
ta1rten bic beiltraftigen @i9enibaften Der
@rdnter, oenen lie lib BET Der 9erftelung
b%eoienten, iehr tuobl, benn ie batten NIT
benz Safte Der ~betreffenben &rdnter piele
&ranfbeiten bes menihliben &5rpers aee
heilt. als oa namentlih 1inb 9eber<, Nies
ren> unb Maaenleiben, eeft6rte @erbaus
Jung nno &opfibmer5en. gs giebt faum
elm 5peites Nrsneimittel, weldes bas
Blut %oerartig reini9t unb basu beitraat,
Die geibunnoene 9~ebensfraft tpieber ber.
5uiteaen, tuie bic ct. Bernard &rduter<
pinen.
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gia yanoalia, Yenni9lpania=Y abu.

Sin gilet oieier 2inie eriter &falis
na6 Seem Dorf berebti9t ben Sn<
baber in IS abingtDn, 8als
timore unb Bhilabelpbia
einen sebntdgi9en >Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lift elm iebr liberales
3ugeitdnbniB.
Wegen gin5elbeiten uenbe man
lib an ben unter5eihneten.
s. 8. &ilgore.
Geiienoer 8niia9ier : Ngent,
lis Wet Srenb 8lace, San Mn>
tDniD. TeraS.
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= 9.

Die Staatsleelslatur taote
5rpar am San Sacinto Gage, aaein
in Solge BON BelhluBunfdbiateit
fonnte iie @ibts su 5tanoe brinaen.
Son Beaumont aus lino in
oiefem Wonat unaefdbr 700, 900 8ar=
rel Betroleum perihiiit moroen.
= Die Oel=Sunoe in Der nahften
umgeoeno BON Sttine, @pnsales
Gountp, sieben Die aagemeine Nuf=
merfiamfeit INNER mebr auf iid.
= Sn 6Dufton ftiirste Der 0erD=
raut 2erop Seuer in Solae zines
8ruDes oes Webanismus leines
Saaihirmes aus Der 6Dbe bon 100
SUB. ST fiel in tpeihen Shlamnt,
trug aber oennoh i6pere, tuabr=
ibeinlih lebensaefdbrltde gerlebun=.
gen oopon.
= SIM County @efGngniB gu 8ea=
tberforo brad auf bisber unaufae=
fldrte Weiie Seuer aus, nobel suei
Der @efangeneu beinabe erltiften.
IS gelang nur init fnapper Wube
Die beioen gu retten.
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REILLY BROS.
SIS gN. Gommeree etr.. wliHtarh plasa,

@robeereu, Nepfel, Oraneen unb
8ananen. Iae Sriibte. Brooufte
uno Semitic Der Saiipn unb in
Badeten 81 baben. @roBe Quspabl
gu ben nieorigiten Breifen. um
eefdaiae 8atrpnaae tpiro erluht.
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unier 2aser bon Sarben uno
2apeten lit aneefommen uno 1T
qualitatio oas bette i'm Marfte. unz
lere Tusmabl bon 2apeten entiprift
Dem mooerniten @eidmod uno uns
iere Tarben iino rein uno Sriid.
8ebt uns einen Brpbe=N uftra9.
NnterfDn & anterior.
1877 uno 219 Sit,SouitpnsS traBe.
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s4ellermeler's Tamiliemgarten

erfreut iib Degen leiner ausee5ei1s
neten &lbe oes belten Hufes bel
Sieligen unb Sremoen uno miro
oementiprebeno opn Sreunoen elmer
guten beutihen Soft fart patroniz
iirt. Delifatefien oer Sailon e1ts
ipredenb. Wilbereiprooutte aaer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finoet man itets
frildes 8ier, CUTE Weine. 2iquDre
uno @isarren. Sbeuermeper's sSa=
milien9arten lit elm @rbolunasplab
erlter &lalie.
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9entide actiOeus= 9ruderei.

aae Grten upn Drufarbeiten per.
ben in oeutlder, enalilder uno ipa>
niid1er SpraGe fetn uno lauber gu
maBigem Breiie ausaefibrt. Speci=
alitdt: Druid BON Statuten, 8erlus
bungss, Seirotbsz unb @eleeenbeitss
&arten. Wuf Infraae meroen &os
itenanidlaee aeliefert.
Wic genaa.
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~. 6. & z. sabn.

u u q u.
Mad BacD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas. aanias
gitp, ct. 2onis unb Chicago, tdglih,
(Suniet Sepot) $3.50. $50 Moreens,
unb 500 Mbenbs.
Wntunt
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, &amias gits,
Salas, Sort Wprth u1b @acn, tdgliH
(Suniet 9epot) ........7.45 MDroens,
unb $50 Mbenos.
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9. ". & u. q. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.

Nbfabrt.
Nab gnero, geafum, 5oufton unb @al-
beitDn, taglidb. $40 GDrm.
Wab Corpus gbrifi, &odpnrt unb Bee
billie tdalih. .2.40 Nacbm.
Nah Borne unb &errnile, td9lib 80.
1925 8orm.
Nntunft.
Bon guero, goafum. 6Dufon unb @al-
peftDn, tdglid. Mbenbs.
Bon gorpns gbrifti. &ofport unb See.
billie tdglib.. 1:45 Nahm
Bon 8brne unb &errnile. taglin.....
Wbeubs.
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Gecept 0su. 1851 INN Gimer &
Mmenn beilt nibt ale 2eiben, aber
eS furtrt G~beumatismus auf ale
Sale. 6. S. S6mibt, Meent,
6pulton, 5eras.
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SDmtberm Yaciiic Dabn.
Wbfahrt.

Rab Seem Orleans, Sonitpn unb Sol.
beton tdglib. ..l2:15 Wittaas,
unb 900 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8afo, galifornien unb Merifo
$3.50 8prm.
Nacb NDrbeEeras, ct. 2ouis unb gbica<
go (Katy Flyer. $3.50 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
Won NDrosSetos, ct. 2ouis nnb Chicago
katy Flyer). .........8 800 MDrgenS.
gon Netu Orleans, 5oufDn unb @al<
beton ta9lib...........7.30M Dr9ens
unb 5:45 Habm.
Son 81 Baio, galifornien unb Merito
800 MbenbS.
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@mlf sbpre 8abm.


Nah 9abernia, Sutberlanb Springs,
Stodbale, tdglih. 500 Born.
4nfunt t.
Son 5todbale, Sutherland Springs uno
Gauerniu. tdalid5. .......2:30 NafIm
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Gine sroBe semSatton.

Sc neruriabte cine groBe Senfa=
ton in 2eespiae. Snb., als @. $.
Bromn BON jenem Orte, bon Dem
man ertpartete, oaB er fterben plroe,
ourh Or. Sings Meue @ntoedune
fir Shminofuht aerettet muroe. ST
ibreibt: SD litt ihier llnertrdelihe
9ualen ourd Gitbma, aber Sbre
Neue gntoefung perSbaffte mir TO-
fort Grleihterung uno iie bepirfte
bnlo oarauf cine pDaige 6eilung.
Iebnlihe 9uren flr SHwinoiubt,
2unaenent5iinbung. 8rpnbitis uno
Grippe iino bdufis. Sc lit elm un=
pergleiblibes Mittel fir ale 6als=
uno 2nnaen-2 eioen. Breis so Cts.
uno $1.O0. @arantirt burb s.
&alteper q Sobn unb u. DreiB' 8
Nputbefe. Brobeflaiten frei!
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Wartens nnO Gelos Sanen

friih gu baben in iraenb tpelfen
Quantitdten bel
SerS. S~tafieI.
331 DIT Commerce StroBe.
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~ Or. 9ubtuis Sbpma, Der portreffs
lihe Setter Shlemiebl bes ,Simpliciiiis
mug, ber6fentlibt ioeben bas porltee
benoe iharfe Sppttsebibt auf ben beut<
iben &rpnprinsen.
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Gin pl0blider Weblel in Der
Didt fam leiht Wagenleioen berppr.
rufen, gegen melhe es nifts beiieres
aiebt mie Or. Nuguit 36nigs Sam-
burger 1ropfen. Dieielben tperoen
in furaer Belt beilen.
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Giienbabn Jabr=Ylan.
5. 4 9. u. wabn.
q B hrt.

q q y III.
Rab alien MISREPRESENTATION .......
I.30 SDrm.
Nah ct. Souls, Wempbis unb Dem
Site1. 2.30 WttttnQS.
Nah Noros3eras, Santa Sc unb SriSco<
Bunften ........... .8.15 Mben6s.
Wab ct. Souls, 8acD tno benz Often
900 Mbenbs.
gtab aareoo nno MericD ....9.00 @Drm.
Infunt.
8Dn st. Souls unb benz Often. H. 80 8Drm.
gon NorosSeras, Santa Sc un6 Sriscp.
Hnntfen S.45 SDrm.
8pn lDcalen Hunften .......8.45 Nadbm.
BON ct. 2Duis unb benz Often LAO Mbos.
Bon 9arebD unb Mtertfo. :. IL. 10 Madbm.
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9r. Games $. Simblep,
9ids=@ ebanoe.
Specialiit fit Maie, 6als II. Obr.

Spreh Stunben pDn 10-12 ubr
hermitage, 3-5 ubr Nahmittags.
S0nntaaS: bon 10-11 uhr 0orrn.
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SiometfteraS mitlndtG u9

Wenn Sbr guh irgenbmp nieber.
(affen pD0t. tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
Satt QImtpnip & Mramfa1
YaB Sabm,
i'm @arten=D iftritt be8 Staatea. @es
lunbbeit uno &lima uniibertrpFen.
8taige 2dnbereien fiir ben Garrler,
Warftgdrtner, Obft> uno 8ieb3dHter.
Wegen @inaelbeiten uenoet@u H an
6. s. Martin, o. g. ",
Gan Nntoniu. Yeras.
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: mnb =
"TExAs PRIDE
sebraut BON Der
San Antonio Brewing Assn.

Sc siebt nibts 8efieres! gu baben in
alien Gallons erffer &lafel
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
CAROLINE.
Notes, Personals, etc

Bowling Green, Va. March %. 1903
Owing to the recent rains the Malta.
pom river was out OF its banks. and
higher than at any time since 1889
Niles Annie q. Collins has returned from
pleasant visit TO Richmond. where she
ATTENDED the confederate Fair.
Mrs W c. Boyd. little son and maid
have returned to Richmond. after spend.
ing a lew days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Coghin.
Dr. + +. Butler spent portion al
this week with relatives AT Baqby.
The many friends of Mrs + W Chand
Ter will regret to learn that she is quite
sick at her home here, and hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mr. Charlia Knopf aud mother of Penn
iyvania, and MIR Max Knopi. of Mime
sofa, who have been spending the winter
IN our midst. will leave ia a ie " }avs fo-
their respective homes
Mr. ". {. Boyd, OF Richmond snent
Sunday with his family at ths home OF
Mr. T d. Coehf
There were no services at the Bowling
Green Baptist church on Suniiav. OWN,
20 The aOsen 6 ul the pastor. H. John
pollere
Mrs obbins is very sick at the hom..
oi her daughter, Mrs J. J. Williams. NJ
Milford
Miss Bessie GIL. Of Milford. went :.
Richmond on Tuesday 10 attend IN
Richard Carvel performance at the Acad.
envy that evening
Mrs. Annie j. Wright and daughter
Mise Ethel. are the guests Of relatives i D..
the Zion neighborhood.
Rev. }. Wray and wife will leave ON
Nednes lay for Gloucester Mr.. Wrav
has had charge Of the Methodist chur h
here since last November but owinr Ia
III health. has had TO give up the ch
His place will be taken by a supply.
Miss Addie lrby il ont again. after her
recent indi-position.
MIR Robert Cbewning. a travelling sales.
man of Alexaudris, vas among the
guests at the Lawn this week
Rev. 5 ). Ware, Of Port Royal will
h"ii his regular s. rvicts in the Christian
church on next Sunday morning. and pr.
Quarles will ill the pulpit Of Calvary
sunday night.
Miss Lucy Tyler is the guest Of rela-
tives near here
Mr.. q. W. McAllister. Of Boston. spept
pNrtion OF this week with the family of
Mrs. Lucy Voolfolk at Mulberry Place
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THE LATE MISS EMMA JANE
PARKER.
The Funeral Services. Etc.

The funeral of Miss Emma Jane Park
er, aged 16 years 8 months, the youngest
and beloved daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. r.
+. Parker, who died at their home. No
25l2 f. Franklin St, Richmond. on
Monday, March 10th, at 9:15 o. m, of
typhoid d-pneumonia after an illness OF two
weeks, took place in Spotsylvania coun.
ty. The body OF the deceased. accompen-
led by the members of the family, rela-
tiyes and near friends. departed to the
home of the mother of the deceased. Post
Oak, Spotsylvania county. The funeral
party was met at Fredericksburg by rel
atives, with conveyances The funeral
services were conducted at the old home
by the Rev. j. W. Hickman. of the Court
House, the interment taking place lust
as the sun went down, but the Son of
eternal life shown as this beautiful spirit
was waited from us. The deceased al
ways possessed a cheerful and lovable
Christian disposition whether in sorrow
or in hours OF peace ami joy Many friends
expressed their grief to the distressed
family by floral gifts, and the words OF
coincidence which were given and sent.
for which the family wishes the express
their deepest gratitude.
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SpOTSYLVANIA.
Old Fashioned Quilting Party-Notss,
Personals, Etc
Cnrlew. W.. Mnrch "a 1Nn3


Curlew, Va. March %, 1903.
During the heavy rains of SATURDAY.
and Sunday. the water was higher than
It has been during the winter. and the
bridges are left in bad condition
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arhart (nee Seayl paid a
flying visit TO Mr. J. B. Seay and family
last week
Mrs. Jas. n Taley is still quite sick at
her home, near Curlew.
Owing TO the heavy rains there wasno
preaching at Goshen Sunday.
Mr.. John Hicks is in Portsmouth. Va
with the Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Company.
Miss Lollie Hicks spent several days
last week with Mrs Is. c. Dickinson a :
Hicks Store
Mr. James II Seay has valuable dog.
which succeeded in capturing IS rats on
Saturday last
Mrs. Bette Harris gave an old fashioned
quilting on the 2lst instant Notwith
standing the inclement weather. quite a
number were present The work began
az 10 o clock a m After a dinner con.
-i-tiDg Of all the delicacies Of the season
the Qsilt was taken ont completed The
young ladies' were soon Joined by many
~ tue sterner sex ami all speut a mDsi
enjoyable evening. Music was furnished
on the banjo by Mr.. W Joseph Harris
We hope there will soon ba another one
10 put in the frames
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28

vomiting. They result from inactive
liver, digestive disturbances or sore and
ronstipated bowels
In the epringtime. able and experienced
physicians urge upon those who are sub
iect TO headaches, the use OF Paine's Gel
cry Compound. In tens OF thousands OF
cases this wonderful remedy has produc-
ed happy and permanent results after all
other modes OF treatment failed Unlike
other medicines claiming popular atten-
tion, Palne's Celery Compound gives
prompt aud effective results. IL gives to
weak and sick people an immediate sup
ply of nerve force, with pure blood. active
liver and perfect digestive vigor. The
work OF Paine's Celery Compound is NOT
a simple relieving of pain; it effectually
reaches the root and causes of disease
and permanently banishes the trouble
Mrs barley. FRANKLIN, ILL.,, says
After trying in vain several remedies
for headache, | began using Paine's Gel
cry compound. This great medicine not
only cured me, but il built up my system
and made me feel like n new woman. 1t
ls the only medicine we keep in the
house,
Mrs. Benjamin Perry OF North AureIius.
Mich says
"Paine's Celery Compound is the best
medicine on earth. Three years ago /
was taken with Inflammation of the
bladder and nervous prostration, and
was very sick. under the doctors care.
and they all thought could not live.
Il was so sick | could not help myself.
and hardly sat up long enough to have
my bed made; but heard of Paine's Gel
cry Compound aud commenced taking 1t,
and | can say today that it has helped
me so much that | am doing my own
work, something never ex xpected to do.
do not think would be alive today il
it had not been for the use OF Paine's Gel
cry Compound"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
Cures Cancer ana sIooa po,.a,

If you have blood poison producing
eruptions, pimples. ulcers, ,sw oIlen glands
bumps and risings, burning, itching skin.
copper-colored spots or rash on the skin.
mucous patches in mouth or throat. fan.
ing hair. bone pains. old rheumatism or
foul catarrh, take Botanic Blood Balm
tB- B. b.. 1t kills the poison in the
blood; soon all sores, eruption heal. hard
sweilings subside, aches and pains stop
and perfect cure is made OF the worst
cases Of Blood Poison.
For cancer. tumors, swellings, eating
sores, ugly ulcers, persistent pimpies OF
ali kinds, take b. b. B. 1t DESTROYS the
cancer poison in the blood heals cancer
OF all kinds, cures the worst hunors or
suppurating swelli3gs Thousands cured
by b. b. b. after all else fails. r. B. B.
composed of pure botanic ingredients.
improves the digestion, makes the blood
pure and rich, stops the awlu, itching
and sharp, shooting pains. Thor
oughly tested for thirty years. Druggists,
81 per large bottle, with completes direc.
tons for home cure. Sample tree and pre-
paid by writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta
Ga. Describe trouble and free medical a.5-
vice Also sent in sealed letter. For sale by
K. N Gooirick-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
Roll Of Honor.

School No. 3, Livingston district.
Spotsylvania county, Loula Jones.
teacher, 9TH month:
Ella Logged, Lee Loyed. Wister Wheeler.
Vivian Williams. Loula Perry, Grover
Williams, Ethel Talley, Cora Parker.
In best scholarship, Cora Parker, Denia
Parker. Ethel Taliey, Nellie Jones. Fred
Perry, Erma and Loula Perry, Edwin
Brooks. Lottie Sorrell and Cora Bell
Superintendent l.. NJ Smith visited the
school last Tuesday tie expressed him
self as highly pleased with the progress
of the school, and, as always, glad to
visit Miss Jones school No. enrolled 20.
Daily average 229
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamber
isin's Cough Remedy.

When had an attack Of the grip last
wint"r tthe second one) actually cured
myself with one bottle of Cbamberlain's
Cough Remedy" says Frank w Perry.
Editor OF the Enterprise, ShortsvilIe. n,
Y. This is the honest truth. lat times
kept from coughing myself TO pieces by
taking q teaspoonful OF this remedy.
and when the coughing spell would come
on at night would take a dose and il
seemed that in the brieiest interval the
cough would pass of and would go to
sleep perfectly free from cough and it's ac-
companying pains. To say that the
remedy acted as most agreeable sur
prise is putting IL very mildly. had no
idea that il would or could knock ont
the grip, simply because had never tried
IL for such purpose, but il did, and IL
seemed with the second attack OF cough
ing the remedy caused il to not only be
OF less duration, bat the pains were far
less severe, and had not used the con-
tents Of one bottle before Mr.. Grip had
bid me adieu." Forsale by NJ. Al. Lewis.