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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
rHE COMING OF SPRING.

When cold and snow resign their sway
When WINTER -repfer'- lad away,
Then earth shall to the heavens sing.
Aud stars shall echo songs of rpring.
When bli--i1l al the balmv night.
The winds -hA wni-prr th-ir drngh',
ghen dawn shall Wiir her pjria'- iiing
Along tue path way ~ tbe spring
When tender tones shall touch the skies.
Wnat time Aurora ope- her eye-,
The d-w- -hAi all their damon r. bring
AMI pour then 10 the lap OF spring
When dryad- troop ir"n out the DELI
To east upon the woods thrlr rprll-
Then g4rland- on ih. oaks shall -wing
And dAsirs DECK the i,rt ~ spring
The poet sings liie'- He~tiny YEAR
Ia rythm ON thu fnuut { tear..
Hill pearls - - erh ii ever string,
To biud the fragrant locks Ui -prinE
A. falling leaves -pase words divine
To pix rim Al the S.byi shrine.
So IN the viulrt- blO--umIug
learn tne language II the rpring
A artist painting hope serene
Paints far A. D1's ground i1 tha sre1e.
80 out 81 clpu - lmpa--iug
ARE wrought the ri. nest rDbrr Di spring
v ben shining suns -hall ink NO more.
t. sleep with shatO a. gone mi r..
hen Time shall fold hi- tir~d wing
lhen 'umes the eud-.ternal spriug
4 : harge
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
One View Of Horse Shows.

That Horse shows. 80 call-1. a " ~
incident II iusb tuiry no uur VII gcns
that they ARE Any hing more than "a
mrr- -iir show. iew viii affirm.
"Hu-bandry Itself i The r-sl thing
ami display irs brateu path toan aNara
a blue ribbon tni . i-Sinly dininun
ring Nitn--s th- cu-tum-- But gur
ge u. Apparel oi The Vi-itUr- Ihry 900
-hlur b. tiur ! -pl-udVr- ui The rirrn-
riug where II L. 10 very iact. the pros
iacr uf the n0r-r ruoNrr-
TO turn aud wln1 -sm- fer! I.Ea-D-
And wien thr >urld witn nvb.r aDrsr
man-nip.
To illustrate. The papers 90 a rfAin
metfvp IL. whore a. alleged tlOr-r
snow o - b,--n -nuWing iu recruit riu---
nay- startling hradiinr- alter every p'r
turmznc-, aud manly - thi- th.ri
Brilliant ruc,rrs ui tn I'll ~ Ir-
bux-u NJ iul Names % the orrnphn s.
anI th- g.t~f- turf WUrr Aud tn-n
alter au elaborate rat .lDgu- cot uant.ia
masIng lAr-- and I-S lrry tnr sm-- u
/. f-w .r-- = that have w Or u NJ
Il th-lr uwurr-, appear 90 br ri-ph-' a.
small t!p- 80 much Tor the ii'rr.
SusW
Bot the gowns. the gowns. ant IT,
captures they nspirr. aud tue si-iun- n
ipv-nu-s- rh-s iail tu ',n-rurr. thr -uo"i
.irr- uf snow. b. rhril United arm-. Co.,
iamund- Il ,-hiug bars III electric iishf-
,,nc ry.r thsi mr. hngbtrr than all thf
l-w,l- id-tf " hat - cnap ter Ter "a p
-l-g, uuy aud ~ aiu st-rr "a b r.
1t u MT fsrE-t. however. thrr th-
Gr,-kr-tne most enli.ht~ne'i = uuir trnl
nave ever IuhsbItrd tni- earth - t'
'ly myain gam----ti'i ksown - a..
. ; npaid.
>n,ii we not al-n m ,ke . date ~
Vrr and. lIsr the pr zen r., 0lntlph i-t-
.b"li-n cur Anno Dumiui. snd r-rs"i
iime from hruc.iortn a. uf the seruh
,-ar uf IN Horse IN ~. t. rpe.s cia-
.ic4lly and af -r the manner ut tn- 1frei
Inc -rc,nd hlppaII ui th- Sn a.
i.mOud aye ~ al mranr -'i'rIon-
ia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
Orsnes Writings.

Lat of writings admitted 70 record IN
he l-rh'r flee of the County conrt nl
range sinre the Septemper term. sV3'
D eds Of Bargain and Sale j. Ii. Mo
Or TO Lula q Bill; Lnry D wilson q
lanes jackson: ]. q. Gib-on To Z. II
iihson: ". W. Harper to T. +. Mclnio-b
Inbn 4. Noble 10 h p Hughs 7. & Me-
lister t. H-nry J smith; Lizze h
Emanuel's trustee 20 Ira W. Walker
< n Baker to J W. White; +. Willy
learns to Chss :. Waugh, Jr.; Char
,ntte p. Cowh-rd, &c. TO Mollie I Jnhn
.np: ( Lamb To A. Wood: J"siah Ram
~, TOD alice Robertson; J. q. Williams
commissioner, 10 ". p SANDER; W q
Cryn-haw TO +. II. Crvnshaw. g.; 5. d
Crenshaw " to same. ke; Ellis Brewer q
H. da Branbam; Graham Cemetery true
re. tn j. d Amos.
IL ed. Of Trust.-Lu'a c Bell 70 ". I
Graves: John 4. Franek u j +. Lums
den: A. Daniel to l. Burrn-s; II 5. " ILL
20 Gertrude p. Willis; + L. Loving q
4. l.. Holtop; VIM J. Loving To Chsrle
r. Jones: &. NJ White, TRUSTEE. TO W II
Newman, trustee, &c j. Woodson Psn
nil to q B. ". Nalle; Samuel Ma'cus q
W. II LipscOmh.
Settlement Edwin II Gibson to Dear
ing Eastman, trustee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
OLD AND NEW WAY
4yomsI the Latest Scientific Oiscov
ervfor the Cure Of Cstsrrh.

~he discovery Of HyoDei ha'
wrought a wonderful change in th'
treatment OF catarrh.
Prior 20 three years ago the medl
mes ordinarily employed IN the cure
4 this f sease were nauseating q ugs
md worthless tonics. In some III
.tances hey benefited, but the iun-
lrnvement was not lasting.
With Hyomei you take into the
,ir passages Of the throat and head \
,alsamic air that goes TO the minutes'
ellis. effeciually killing all ge' ms anc
microbes OF cat rrh. IL enters th'
blood with the oxygen, killing th'
germs N the blood, and restores
neslth to the whole system. Man,
astonishing testimonials have beeI
received from these who have beer
.ured by HyOmei
A complete outfit costs but Fl-OO
nd includes an inhaler. drOpper an'
efficient Hyomei Tor several weeks
-reatment.
Perhaps the strongest evidence tla
AN be given TO doubiers, is the fac
that D. c. bowman has so much fait'
in n, omei that he sells every packag
an ier a positive guarantee to retuu'
rhe money if IL dors not cure.
Now IL the time TO begin the use O
"A unei.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
u,l,,onsire's Poor Stomach

The worn-out stomach Of the over
fed millionaire is often paraded in
the public prints as a horrible exam
ole OF the evils attendant On the pos
session of great wealth. But million
aires are not the only ones who are
affiicted with bad stomschs. The pro
portion II far greater among the
toiIers. Dyspepsia and indigestion
are rampant among these people, and
they suffer far worse tortures than
the millionaire unless they avail
themselves OF a standard medicine
like Green's August Flower. which
has been favorite honrenold remedy
for all stomach troubles for over
thirty five years. August EloweI
rouses the torpid liver, thus creating
appetite and insuring perfect diges
ton. 1t tones and vitalizesthe entir'
.ystem and makes life worth living
no matter what your sfafion. Trin
b tile e5c; regular size, 75c- n. \
Goolrick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
osath sne funeral Of Mr. Hubert
stephens ~ kins George

COmurn. Va, Jet. 20 l9OJ.
Mr. Hhb~rt Srpnrns di-d at the hvm'
I MS pnrrnts near lgO. on Saturda'
.i,er - Il. gerins illness with typhpid +
Tne death ia peculiarly ssn un- an'
- excited the - npzthy of"ur peOpl
1 ,ung st-phen- was iu-t : yrsr- "i'.
.,n war attending tu one Ut his iHthrr e
~ mills ia Caroline county. when n
seized with the di-ea-e. lie wa
30 GIT T. hi- num- here aud every ythins
nat medical ssill aud loving b snd'
.ouli do VA dOue u sav- him. The r.
asl.s we're laid 10 rrst aI Potomac hap
.i-c church y,s'erdsy evening. Ia ih'
,f,,.. ne. # large cuhcOurre uf prnplr
.nf tor seryice was cOn'uctsd oy Nv
(. 4 THOMAS The remains wrrr 4
narse Of Undertaken j ". Walser. su'
ne I slowing young men acted az pal
.rArprr: 7. A. Harxevt ]. b. Newt'n
Aiinur SAMUEL. Temple Purk-, Jac'
Iar-hall and Mason Dillon. The d.
e.-ed ~.s a son Uf SIR. and Mr.. "illian
>. -trpheu-, Of this unity hi- fath~
ling prominent sag mill man an
nmber dealer. Mrs Stephrus, the Rri~
.tricken mother. has ben 10 critica
condition since the death OF her son. 4
Jhy-ician had 20 remain at her bed sid
all night Saturday night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. THU sOAY, OCTOBER 29 1908
KILLED HIS sor5 ron REVENGE

,<,,,-, .,,. co.., -, ,z,,-Nor
~
Indiana Farm Hand Commits oas.
tardlY Crime.
Marion ind. Oet -6.-lssse Ne
Cure l9rm hand murdered his two
sons agod and years leaving their
bodies in d lDn,t corner Wf..e a mob
WAS forming tn capture and lynch him.
Mcclure ica,. ou run 90 this city
and rage Aim4rf up He has been
eerrotod by tho authorities. who fear
attempted violence
Mcclure lived near FrlrNton and
bad separated froM his wife a year
ago sar renrn'ns 10 her fathers
home Mcclure hired rig and drove
10 the Eii.or farm. the owner being
Mrs. McCnr.s father Ho Induced
the children TO take a ride with him.
driving a mile up the road. carried the
children 10 a fence corner and shot
them with a revolver. Tho older one
was found dead a Few minutes later
and fne younger was dying. a piece OF
the candy given him by his father be-
Ing stll In his mouth Mcclure fed
and was pursued Dy 4 crowd OF young
farmers bent Old deadly vengeance.
I'll. alarm was given. anI from all
slr-oundi-e towns armed pursuers
started Mcclure succeeded in reach.
ng tho lall ia safety
To the .a.l turnkey Mcclure admit
Ted fhe murder OF his two children.
and said Doc had killed them because
hls vile bal ieft AIm and refused 10
SEQ him Ha said
"When she refused 70 SEQ ME de-
cfioI fo De- reyenged and drove down
the road fo little clump Of small
trees Ny Two children were asleep in
fhe buggy When stopped the jolt
awoke nay iftie boy Dee. Tie looked
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
Gained For'y Pounds in Thirty Days

For several months our younge
brother had been troubled with
indigestion. He tried several rem
edies but got no benefit from them.
We purchased some of Chamberlaiu's
Stomach and Ii or Tablets and be
commenced taking them Inside Of
thirty days he had gained forty
pounds IN flesh. He is now fully re-
covered. We have a good trade on
the Tablets.-HOLLEY Bros, Mer
chants. Long Branch. No. For sale
by N. NJ. Lewis. druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
ousrloadea Bee, browns -Four

Portland Ne. Oct 26.-Three men
from the United States transport KIT
patrick ara a Portland nan were
drowned in the outer harbor A man
from shore took a party OF soldiers u
the transport and as, he was leayin4
was asked % take another parts
ashore. He took the men into the boat
but so heavily was she loaded that OF
leaving the ship she took In watel
and sank almost Immediately, II was
dark. but boats We're lowered and a.
attempt made to pick up the men wht
were struggling in the water. Wher
all who could be found were on boar
it was learned that the three ser
geant. the carpenter the cabin boy
and the man who had charge Of th'
boat we're missing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
Ans.he. Obi .auoo TO N. s,-nan

A 0~lI-kuuwn rf.-u prominent I
th pHifir- ul tue ~.st- snl w1' Boz.
b,.-u -us .t.-tt..i ~ - p..utp.5 ralif.a
firt4s 4if-rYur-nlu -.Ii DOB il-~I--H
tnr D 90 ,craur poet, pla. % u. . .
nominations THAT r. rgsrifi a n'
most l.i4- ut I.r iuu % fn- piaN f''
prou-i 80 { .rmn .rft Do m.Hati fn-.
suuli f- ra-iiy % pl-rl..-. h- pnlrt-i ono.
N4h ilur or d .- e..nnl...t-- in tht
f,r - mau rrr-Ung c-- tA,us 600
CO. t,t- cast f.. receive fl. tnui ~
Ihi-. lu Biz uuinlu "H,ii mrNi 10
r~-u.t ln ai--Ati-larIl .n Wllh the rt-li
AM mru Nuuni nuf lr-I n.uuu fp u.I
o. A. " ui! boz fnr 49, 10 if- % ui
ie-ri.ri - mai uty Fucu frmon f
..ampa zu wuaii develop tp "r. Do
fh- 3D., mniaIiu 600 WIl.l rival rnr I
dAiv- " fuI m--t un rhc stump. 10
.ttac.lu.. racl uflrf- rrr rI- r
~ .u-- % fA-unI-u- aDu pr lI i.-
-uch - nature Irrt they erllI n. q
bc.i-l. The lrat.-m 90 m o. a-'i -h
pr---.d th.-t sl-s- 90 1 ruf 80 i'
arkru / r. PER uI--iHl O. V1ulr tim On
u.fae De- 4-ciIl-i '" q te lf
A-.r1 for 70 --f'-ti In t- f1-Nmf .I
b, Whrh miu.dy h"muA'iD 0. a.
lr uhtiatri 1- rI-1r-',u fir -i.rr
i~i-sate- ru e 4no-..afuriAi or s.i..tf
RIA cnuvrutiuu ~ 3D. mtri- ln rar
ritJ ana county tn~ mao r-rrlFi ti
uigb.-t vote iu ea-l riis Dr c % fi b.
-ptitlrd O. I'- q i..ro D., I dr'rgsr nr
when the c,tiv-ntiHu a--. fut.-l 10
gAir- w1alI b.p pitEr1 10 toe rh.l'e.'
mir cu. .srItn.ur- unfl be- ra.nr .so
irupp-l. b, lrnppn q Goo n.ni' Of l'
lt.--t r,.nIiiaf- 0 .r ,lrr'' hs. .'t- i'i
-nrh p-rsinc u.l b.--niu r o. i'r
tauught fh.C q nnmi.a iun migh' d.
r-Arnsi Wifhnut L-l.y lh.tl'- ni'A
iAgr 90 -u~h piar. lr -u- gr-'-'i, ''.".
h. the rem Val ir-m 'Hr 1.HH.Rfr ni ..
uuri-n e pru-~.-- lur--'n-pat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
GOOD aoAos ADVOCATES
They Hold eafbseue ard Witness
Constrgctien Of Roae

Tue barbour In Fai'iax county >ttur
day. h.i nudtr tn hu-pirr- uf 10.
Drans-yile District q iol klai- A--'
citation. VA attend. q hy . % p-i .lr
rh- purp ~ Of the a-soriaI Iu l. T. pro
cure means by private p h-cr prior e
maradAmizs thrrls = fFahtaXrau ~
nr-t mara irmiIiag ihi-- oi urane- boo
district Over 81 .uiu ha- ben r lh.rrili
~ 10 the last few weesr TIE speaser'
se-e Il ~ john f. Rix-y. "a ln q 81
G-orgr Fucker. II -nuvtor; lI'H
JUhu + ~ ~. "f L-ud.nn. II "a 4 T..
r. he IT,. Oi FH tx; l.. y .ichard- g.
rhe south-rb RuWay; l.. p ochade. An'
Dr. D-twiler of ilrrndon : m,d
IN aca IAN road So constructed du 90.
The day bs vr. J's.ph Berry commls
-iOuer ui FaiflaX rOunry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
pali s22s For An ofTce.

York. Pa. Oct 26.-The grand jury
made a sensational report in refer
euce to the almshouse. Witnesses haa
asserted under oath that b S. HeindeI
was required 10 pay 1925 to secure
his appointment as steward. One wit
ness testified that he saw the money
paid. Steward Heiudel, his daughter
and his son. were, It is alleged. com
pelled to put together their meagre
resources 10 make up the amount r.
quired to buy the office. According 70
the evidence of Mrs. Heindel. widow Of
the late steward. Or. Z. K. Meyers
treasurer Of the board made the de
mand
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
PROF. LANGLEY TO REPcR At,
WinTeli Board Of Fortifeations Ee~
$4,000 MAs skrendee

4 merung uf the army hoard oi iIril-
6catinns and prdnence, will be b. b.
Washington Nov. , AID IL il exp rtrc
hat a report will b. -urmi' ted BY lfol
Langley On the subject % the recent Is
prrimeot- - ith BIZ hyiug ma hine near
Wholesaler. rrpurt on fhe same sub
ct also il eKpected from Msi " NJ Ma
comb. Artillery Corp-. y hr mafe ob-er-
yatinns % the tests uf the machine b.
firectioa oi the bosrd, whose interest IN
the ma ter j. due 20 the fact that il hal
made an hli.'tmrnt oi SjO,OO0 TO deiray
the costs Of the experiments.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
KING GLOGGE.
M Rsynsr Popular With kins
Gsoraians Accident Personals
Etc


Etc.
K,og George TO-, Va, OF. u, 1908.
Ihe follOwing -entim-nt exprrrsrd Re-
crutly by the Newport News limrs
H-rAld voters the feelings Il many hing
Grprxiaus. ~ w-h a. OtOer Nirgiuians.
III Nirginia had n Voice ia Ih- srlrction
uf a Mar, land senator Hon lstd"r Kay
DER would 40 ia with al Overwhelming
msiOtitS ivr there II. perhaps. uo Mary
lander WIN has IN re fflends or VINO ID
mur- E-n-rally admired IN Virginia than
Mr. Rsyuer.
Wrfiily endorse the above. iJrhavine
kuuwu Mr. Ray ner Tor many years VI
f-ei there cauhOJ be too much sal Ia his
praise he would be All Ornament tu
40, pusitlnn 10 which he might allow
himself 10 be elected
Misc Margaret ; Brown, OF Baltimore
after A pl. asant visit To her brother Mr
+, ed Brown. and family. In FredrricSs-
burg. arrived here Wednesday. aud II
yurst Of her sister, Mr.. DOhsrty, at
Navrrley AMI other rel.tlves here
We are glad tO say that Mr Harry
Taylne. uf Mt. View, has not Yet gOue tO
Richmond, and has postponed ni- de-
parture till lhe spring probably.
Mi-a Ro-a B. Ninde, oil C.'lOnlal Beach,
IL visiting her sister. Mrs. W. " Brown,
at Pine HiI.
A SON of MIR. Daniel Fricker, near
Nind-'s store, while cutting wood a ieS
iA,s ago. hs1 the misfortune % let bic
axe -hp. cutting his ~ painiuliy
Misses Daisy and T. iua Suttie, residing
IN the lower part of the county, arr -lcN
Sith {, phIid lever. Their. .mDthrr' Mrs
Il y Sutilr. and one of their sisters mr.
ju-t rrr We, ing from this dread di-ea-e
duch sympathy = ielt Tor the siii ctrd
iamiiy.
valuable horse which SIR. Danl-l
Frics-r purchases became hug 10 some
way 10 tnr stable aud brvEr ! 5 Tx urar
tnr nip, uerr--itating it- being -hot.
MISS Julrt DJnnally, uf Washington,
r. expected here today. sni vii De a
yurst uf her relatives at NaVrriry
dr. aud Mr- J .hu +. Minor return-d
THURSDAY from q PLEASANT visit % baiti-
more
The CHESTNUT crop in This secti1n l-
vrr, small. hNh must 0r tue case gen
rally. ~ the nuts sold week Or t~o
40 At tiitren cents a pound. or Ten uOi
lAr- Du-n-l. They nov sell at thfr-
;..u,s pound Wslnuts are very plenti
fli
rh- canning factories 10 the iunt,
lave cIu-r1i. alter a ruccc--l''l s~aspu
kai.s have iutrrferrI guitr murh vi d
lnr gatn-rIug OF crops, aSd are maN'nS
hr roads bad.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
csrn,ign AGAINST Emigration.

London. Oct 26.-5peakIng al XII
larney. John Redmond, the Irish lead
or declared the time had arrived q
start a campaign against emigration
One cause Of emigration that ought n
be removed. he said, was the exagger
ated prospect held out TO Irish boys
and girls II they went 10 America. HI
criticised Andrew Carnegie's recen
speech at Waterford. and said th'
poorest laborer in Kerry was happier
than the majority OF Irish workingmeE
In the rnited Staies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
a NEW salrlsH AMBASSADOR
sir Mortimer D1rand Succeeds Si'
Michael Herbert.


London. oct 2G--S.r Henry Nor
timer urarI has been appointed as
British ambassador % the United
states 20 succeed the late Sir Michael
Herbert Hs appointment has been
approved ay Kins Edward His a.
poimmont aslor'shes diplomatic cir
cies. sine. sir Mortimer as he =
called havn- dropped the Henry Is
not a t.re.ln od.ce man
~ wa imported info the diplomatic
service from ihe .niian civil service
where te atr7ined a high position. S.r
Nor-mer pas a protere of the lata
Lord Salisbury. whose -ait opinion
~ Die lig'o4aric skill was haGed on
his conduct with Russia in the deli
cate matter Of ,he Afghan boundar,
delimifauou.
Sir Mortimer vas minister 10 T.
heran before De was appointed to his
present post as ambassador az Madrid
He was cor nsidered in ST Petersburg
the most astule diplomat Great Br.-
tain ever sent 70 Teheran. He has
often expressed great liking for
Americans. He has a wife and one
daughter
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
For Over Sixty Years

Mrn Winsiows 5oOthing syrup hns
oeen need tor over sixty years by millions
q mothcis 'or their children while teeth
,ng. with per'pci ucre-s. IL sUOther the
mid soften, {, um- allays AL pssiD-,
~. wind colo and IL the Drrf rriurds ,
If.r piarrhoea Il wili relieve the poD'
rtt sufferer Immediately sold b.
,,ugvists in yvery pars 0i che worin
rxarty-fve ceate hottie Re sure an
..t for MIRA winsl0v'r soothing
syrups" sad take a. oshsf,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
a.I..rn.a = Great Truth

IL is said OF John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley; why
do vou tell that child the 'aiDe thing
over and over againi" John Wesley,
becanse once telling is not enough.
II is for this same reason that you are
told again and again that Chamber.
Iain's Cough Remedy cures co de and
vrip. that IL counte-acts any tendency
~ the diseases to result in pneumonia
and that il n pleasantan safe to take
For sale by N. M. Lewis, druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
RansTen Penny Nail Through His
Hand.

While opening a box, }. Z. Mount
Of Three Mile Bay, n. T.. ran ten
pennv nail through the fleshy part
al his hand. Il thought at once OF
al the pain and soreness this would
eause me. he says. ."and immedis teiy
applied ChapIherlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my sur
prise IL removed all pain aud soreness
and the Injured parts were soon
healed" For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29
Pointed Paragraphs.

A family j,r Is never used Ia preserving
pesce.
Never Judge women or cigars by their
Wrappers
Probahlg thr best way to kill false
hood i 20 let Il IL.
silence may be golden, but a good deal
Of speech j. hraZ-n.
The secret Of pSpulariiy Is always 70
rpnpmher what - forget
Itke~p- lot Of people moving TO gel
enough money IN paw rent
-uccrr-fnl political orators cay thing
that sound well and mean nothing,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29

For a pleasant physic take Cham
urr,alli : stomach and Liver Tablets.
Easy 10 take. Pleasant In effect.
tor sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis, druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29

Even wueu "a mans wife can { lmagige
what another woman sees 10 admire ~
him -he can get gr enish Jealous about
IL
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29

Tailor made suits ARE quite the hing.
n W Jones hse splendid new line ol
them; al fitting done ire OF charge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-10-29

It's A. natural for woman 70 be reig'
ious ss il is for a man 20 want 70 play ol-
lisrds every evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-04-18
Items Of Interest Clipped
from exchanges and Con.
dessed for Qaiek Perasal.


+ Governor Sparks is having published
in pamphlet form his veto messages to
the Legislature giving his reasons for
failing to approve thirteen bills passed
by the last Legislature. 1t is good move
and is one that will please the public.
The body of Augustine Gognon, an
old resident of the section about Carson,
was found in cabin near Mill Station a
few days ago. The man probably died
from pneumonia, being unable to get to
Carson or Reno, and being alone in the
cabin.
| F. H. Northmore, while out hunting a
few days ago, north of Wells, fell and
broke his leg. He was alone and night
came on. He crawled over three miles
before reaching place where he could
summon help. He had a terrible ex-
perience and is in bad condition.
Tuesday morning fire destroyed the
shaft house at the Norcross mine, in
Pyramid District, ~ miles northeast of
| Reno. A miner named Short was burn
ed to death In the house, and another
miner, named johnson, who was in the
shaft, is supposed to have been burned
to death or killed by falling timbers.
The California-Nevadag et-rich-quick
mining concern, which has aeeced east
ern people out of hundreds of thousands
of dollars with worthless stock of the old
Victor mine, in Humboldt county, has
come to grief. An attorney is on the
road from the East to investigate mat
tiers, and there is liable to be convictions
on serious charges.
| The body of S. r. Kramer was found
cut in two on the C. P. track near Vista,
east of Reno, last Saturday. When last
seen in Reno Kramer was badly intoxi-
Gated and had considerable money in his
pocket. No money was found on his
body. 1t is evident that Kramer was
robbed and murdered and his body put
on the track to cover up the crime. The
officials are investigating the matter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-04-18
Proposals for the Purchase of
Lyon County Bones.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PuR-
lNsuant to an Act Of the Legislature OF tne
state of Nevada. entitled IAN Act TO authorize
the Board of County Commissioners of Lyon
County to issue bonds for the purpose OF pro
viding fund to pay the bonded Indebtedness
of said county, approved March 10Th, lso3,
proposals will be received by said Board OF
County Commissioners, for the purchase OF
said bonds. to the amount of $4,000. up to the
4th day Of May. 1903. at the hour OF nine
O'Clock -. m. of said day. No proposals Will
be rec eved or entertained for the sale OF SAID
honds at n less amount than the par velue
thereof and the Board reserves the right 10
r. ject any and all bids therefor. Proposals
should be addressed to the undersigned. and
marked Proposals for the Purchase OF Lyon
County Bonds"
BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners of said Lyon County.
Attest: d. w. MELARKEY.
Clerk of said Board.
Dayton, Nevada. April 9Th. 1903.