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TO-day's Auction Sales.

street,. asi SS' New Yors Buiidine Loan Banking
Sapneli, attorney y: L. A. Adams, referee due on
Judgment. 81 67bie subject TO taxes. &C.. $3.50;
prior mortgage. $500.
BY SAMUEL aoLpsrIcKeR
Broadway west side, at Intersection of south side
242d street runs west on curve along 2sd street
E sEes tdny ,Osa to ee a
&c Broadway 1i.e528 containing Y s42 900 acres;
Free Landing road, east side at Intersection OF
1Sos5o 10 tho Intersection Of Tibbett's Brook and
Free Landing road 15OS1lo to Free Landing road
Alfred Seton. Jr, ct al: Philbin, B. NJ. attorneys:
]. II. Seymour, referee; subject to taxes. &C..
o.ss; partition.
By BRYAN L. KKNNELLY.
Fifty-thIrd street. No. 12l West. north side. 27s
feet west of Sixth avenue. 2Sxl0O.S two and three
seIy brick and am ne, stables U9ln sdsy SALE
west OF Avenue A, 24.8As7. nve-story brick tene
Eent. with store executors sale: estate OF Henry
rlcgenheimer, deceased.
BI JANIS L. WELLS.
Moore street, Nos. 80 and 81. west side. 10. 10
feet south Of Front street. ~ .81746147972+. two
Security Security and trust Company vs., John Myers, ct
al; Bowers q s.. attorneys: Albert Rtche, referee
due on judgment s3o.csos7; subject to taxes. &c.
BY PARISH. FISHER. MOONEY co.
Twenty; mrs, street. No; 4se, north side: 40 feet
ct al. 4. S Hutchins attorney; Benno Lewnson
Ieferee; due on judgment, N.li5.27' subject 10
taxes. &C.. A77.04.
BY RIcHARp v. HARNRrr CO.
IS2d street, No DAT, north side, rs feet west Of
Wales avenue. 2Sxs6.sx2s9x72.4, four story brick
tenement: A. B. Fletcher and another as trustees
vs.. G. d. BrownSet al; W. p. S. Melvin attorney;
c. G. r. Wahle. referee: due on judgment Sill s25.5l
subject to taxes,s&c. S474.66.
By JOSEPH p. DAT.
l65th street, No S28. south side. 90 feet west Of
Cauldwcll avenue, 25X120. nve-story brick tene
nnent: @. II. Gordel VS.. Peter Schuh-rs ct al John
larkin attorney: Robert Mcdonnell, referee: sold
subject to mortgage for $4,000; partition.
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Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Items under 81 900 omitted.
Lexington av, 1900 Ave story tenement;
b r Appebaum, lA T. Goth st. owner;
William Rouse. 1907 Park av. architect;
l2sth II, $ q, l4S o Amsterdam av; three
story cooling tower. Bemheimcr 4
schwartz, premises, owner. l. Oberlcn,
is whitehall st, architect: cost.
Broadway and Fulton ~, y q cor; nine story
offices and store; Dutch RcfOr med Church,
2O8 broadway. owners; j ~ Il NJ Cornell,
18th av and 10Th ST, architects: cost 80.
Baxter 81, al. I'VE story tenement and store;
Rittmaster & LevinsOn. premises owners;
Bernstein T. Bernstein, u Trinity ri,
architects; cost ..........,,....,,..,,,.
iO2d 81. o. Y: I'VE story tenement and store;
Morris Click 70 Eldndge st, owner; Hor-
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
27th ST. $ S. 10 9Th NV; four story and base
ment and mezzaninc story power house:
New York Edison Co. S. Duane st. owner
and architect: cost ...,..,, ..,.....,,.., $3.50
saith st, i2s T.; four story dwelling and stable;
T + Murphy 1915 Park av. owner; ]
Fitzmahoncy, 40 Broadway, architect;
10Th st, 2O7-O0 W: six story tenement and
store; s Grcenwald, OF Clinton st, owner;
Horcnburgcr & Straub. l22 BOwcry,
architects. cost Observation-Disclosures. $50
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pY pARrsH. FISHER, MOONEY 4 co,

Southern Boulevard, No. 1853. northeast |
corner Brown place. 50xi0O: story |
brick building, with store Adj ourned sine die
Southern Boulevard. northeast corner Of
Beach avenue, 147.8xs2. % to Beach avenue
xl23.4: A. v. Walter VS. Louis Laughed and
another. as executors Habcrstadt & c..
attorneys: z, A. Watson. referee due on
Judgment. on parcel 1, S. 53s; on parcel 2,
ITO; subject to taxes &c. on |. t2.5i7:
on 2, 81. 6iT partition .....AdJourned sine die
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Trpler to Moritz Ernst. yr, per cent
White Plains road, " S, 1877 Becker av.
Wakefield; Frank L Bacon 10 Catherine
C Hill, due Feb o. 1904 per cent........-
13Sth st. s S, rs G Southern Boulevard AL
phonse E Phaueuf TO Louisa Is Glacues.
due July l, 1905 .........,.,..,......-...
l7sth ST. n 5, 1885 W Webster av; Gustav
j NJ Krebaum and wife to'Chrlstian Koch.
VS.. ........,.....,,, ....,..,....'....
Fillmore st, n 5, lots All -472 map Van Nest
Park: John Z Badum TO John F StecvM.
yr, o per cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Yesterdays Auction Sales.

twenty eighth street. No IA. south side,
24s.4 feet east Of Seventh avenue, 25.lOx
o8.ox25x88.e, fve story stone front tene.
ment; Z. p. Bartlett VS.. A. r. Neeler; At
water & c.. attorneys; e. B. l.. Fetra, ref.
cree; due on judgment, - All 95: subject
to taxes. &C.. 49, prior mortgages,
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TEXAS RANCHES FOR SALE.
W. II. GRAHAM, CUER0. TEXAS.
HEI.F NANTED-IEMAL

W. NJ OSTRhNDEE, Real Estate and Ilvcst-
ments North Aciericar Nir. Philadelphia.
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BROADWAY EMBARRASSING SCHOOL,. aides
wanted learn French, American halrdrcss.
ing, manicurlng, face. general massage. scalp
treatment. chropody, electricity, d"rmaiology:
State charter diplomas, under college graduates:
day evening: ladies maids taught positions. both
sexes. Call, write. 1875 Broadway, I3d ST.. c.
SUTHERLAND, principal formerly Win New
York HalrdrcSsing School.
HOUSE. with first class line. well advertised,
wants two competent saesladies for central New
York. to interview selected customers only; salary
and commission. RAICH BROTHERS COMPANY,
1850 9Th av
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BY JAMES L. WELLS.


Ninety third street. No. 23 north SIDE 402
feet east OF Columbus avenue, 20xl00.s
four story stone front dwelling: N. e.
knight ct al vs. c. j. Purcell ct al; r. e.
Lombeer. attorney: A. c. Butts. referee.
due on judgment. $l3s34.l5 subject to
taxes &C.. ssss57; to the plaintiff 49,: $4,000
mad street. No. 25l, north side. 1915 feet west
Of Second avenue, Axl00.1l. three story
stone front dwelling: Rverhead Savings
Bank Simon Steiermann and another;
T. M Grifing. attorney; r. L. Sweeney
referee: due on judgment. &c. 1888 sub
1ect TO taxes, &c, s3i553: to the plaintiff. 5000
BY l.. J. PHILLIPS = co.
Cherry street. Nos. 153 and 1866 south side 81
feet west OF Market slip. 40x8O, two Ave story
brick tenemcnts with stores: mortgage,
S13. $685. to Lowenfeld Prayer ..,,..,.,.. S1S875
E1dridge street. No. 1A. east side. los feet
north Of Broome street. 22xS5 1--WE story
brick tenement mortgage, $4,000: Amcri.
can Mortgage Co. VS.. Joseph Friedman
ct al. Bowers S. attorneys; N. s. Cohen,
referee: due on Judgment. 81. 2al. IS; sub
ject to taxes. &C. s84267 Adjourned to Oct is
By HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Lexington avenue, northwest corner of Fifty
seventh street, 8O.2x40, Ave story brick
Nat; H. B. Shepart. as executor, vs.. Morris
Plinus. ct al; Howard Van Spindcren. at
torncy: John Hone. Jr,. referee: due on
judgment. S12.52sl5; subject TO taxes. &C..
t2.2o5.1i: sold subject TO mortgage OF
A i'm mad ST dja
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION!

$1,000 cash viii purchase equity in large tract
OF land In Brooklyn tenement houses, stores and
stables: annual rental over 5000 per cent. mort.
gage. can remain: property well rented VIII net
about rs per cent no brokers. Address JAMES
d. BLAlR. 80 VAL 81. New York city.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FARM FOR SALE or exchange IN fennsyivani
J. =. MANLEl. Harrison, y. j.
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Two story and basement stone front two family
ing gas and electric light house eO454: Just com
pieted and up to date Apply on premises, sos
9th St., near Prospect Park West or u, JUNG,
Builder and Owner. 99s Broadway, Brooklyn.
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HANDSOME APARTMENT Ia Central Park
South 10 let. furnished Apply r. y, h., $50 Central
Park South.
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APARTMENTS--Bac Bachelors one two rooms,
bath; furnished or unfinished newly fitted up.
IFS West g9d st.
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TO LET-FIRNIsHED.
ABOVE l4TH ST., WEST SIDE.

unTrT sOG 72I Elegantly furnished apart
Till ri WEST ment. parloI bedroom and
nv LII l8th ST. BATH including meals for
oar 4, ruN, two. S35 weekly. New and
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NEW ,yERsEY-sALE OK RENT.

THE REMEDY is TO move TO the suburbs, whore
the children can have FULL DAY IN SCHOOL.
No better suburbs or schools than along the Erie.
Booklet free on application, or mailed for &C. post
age, J. T. JACK. Suburban Passenger Agent,
1850 P'way. y. 3.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

SITUATION WANTED - CORES ondons, Polish.
" .
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Nc. NAKlsONS,


My 2Otn Century houses on nth Street and I'd
Avenue: just completed end ready for inspection;
hardwood trim: parIuet floors. mirrored dressing
rooms and buhrtS; special decoration. lake
9Th Ave L. direct. For easy terms. etc, see ALBERT
JANSON, $50 t0th street Brooklyn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
Southern Baptist Convention via,
5. a. L. Railway. Savannah, Ca,
May 1-t4, 1909.

Richmond, Va, April o, 1903.
To the Delegates and Visitors to the
Southern Baptist Convention at Sayan-
nah, Ga, May 7-14. 1908:
The Transportation Committee OF the
Baltimore and Maryland delegations
have announced the Seaboard Air Line
railway as their official route. The Sea-
board Is making special arrangements
Tor this movement
The route from Richmond will be via
Petersburg, Henderson, Raleigh, South
ern Pines, Columbia.
Gale Dining cars on trains aud passen-
gers viii be enabled to pay for only what
they want.
The fare from Richmond to Savannah
and return will be $155 SO; from Peters
burg it will be $14S0 Tickets on sale
May 4-1th, inclusive, and will be good re-
turning till May Goth. This ticket NAV
be extended to June let by depositinp the
ticket with Mr.. Joseph Richardson. Spec
lai Agent at Savannah, and paying fee
OF 80 cents.
Interesting side trips from Savannah
TO Jacksonville, Fla, and other points
at low rates have been arranged for.
Savannah is beautiful and interest-
ing city and will present its most charm
ing aspect at the time the convention
meets. Every facility will be afforded
visitors by the seaboard Air line railway
and its passenger representatives.
Special sleepers will be provided. No
change oil cars between Richmond and
Savannah.
Trains will leave Richmond 2:15 D. IN.
and 1888 p. m, arriving in Savannah
at 300 a. m. and 2:20p. m, respectively.
Space is being rapidly reserved, and we
would respectfully ask you to notify us
at this Office how much sleeping-car
space you will require
Il. r smith, ". J. May,
DIST Pass. Agt. City Tisket Agt.
Phone 405.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
Ys~eoh and His Dea.

And Yawcob, observing his dog Schnit-
eel, spake unto him as follows: You vas
only tog, but viRh vas you. Ven
you so nit your bed in you shust durn
round dree dimes und lay down. Ven
go NIT my bed in, haf to lock up der
place und Wind up der clock und pud der
eat out und undress myselluf und my
vrow wakes up und scolds, den der paby
wakes up und cries und haf TO vask him
init der house around; den maybe ven |
gets myselluf 20 bed it is dime to get up
vonce more again Ven you gets up NIT
your bed you shust stretch yourselIuf,
dig your neck leedle und you vas up.
hal to light der fire und put on der kit.
tie, scrap some init my wife alretfy uud
git myselluf breakfast You blay mitder
day all round und haf plenties Of fru. l
hat to work sll der day round und haf
plenties OF drubble. Ven you die ron vas
dead. Ven die hai TO go to hell yet.''
-Bcompernickel Blstter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
CAROLINE.
To Make New Road From Bowling
Green TO Milford Personals, Etc.

To Make New Road From Bowling
Green 10 Milford Personals. Etc.
Bowling G-een. Va. April 80. 1909.
s. meeting oi 'he citizens was held in
che tlerA's oih .e on Monday night in re-
gard 60 the wOrS to br done on the Mil
tprr road. Ie collecting committee re-
ported abour $ $50 collected. and the
boari al Supervisors have ordered 500
turned over to tine collecting committee
s permanent committee ul five. consist
ige oi Mrs-rs u. ID torhiii. : W. Broad
4. handler y. r richards and j. X.
collins were appointed to secure hands
and implements To- coz struct a road
irom Bowling Green Ia Milford and or
dered to he2in work at once and N.
work will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possible
Mr. T. B. French. of Boston. is the
guest of Mr.. A B. Chandler and family
having been called here by the illness Of
AIS VILE. who we are glad 60 report is
much better.
Mrs Annie lessee, Of this county. is
spending few days wiki the family OF
Mr. O. ]. Collins
Mrs Il o peatross is the guest of
friends ina Richmoud
SIR A Is. Chandler. Jr, of Richmond
spent Saturday and sunday with his pa
rents. Mr. au7i Nrs B Chandler
hsv Frank Wells. If RIM. c.. at Ash
ltnd. VII ill the pulpit of the Methodist
church sunday mornirE ani night
Misses Anne ard Jan boswell have
returned 70 the Seminary from visit oi
= wtsk at their home near boswell
Miss iiel' "a La.anc spent u portion of
last weeh with friends in Ri.hmond.
She went down 10 attend the Education
AL Conference.
Mr.. l.. N. Robinson il spending few
days IN Richmond
The y. Club held its regular meeting
on Friday night at the home Of the
Misses Broeddus Progressive ~ was
played and "A pleasant evening spent.
Mr.. Mcneil, a student Of the k M c.
spent Sunday with MIR T. II Phelps at
tho Seminary
Mrs. &. l.. Billiard and children left on
Monday for Washington, where they
viii spent some time with her parents.
Mrs Joel llaines and little daughter.
Louise, spent portion OF this week in
Richmond
Mrs John Garland Pollard has return
Cd TO her home in Rich mond after spend
ing two weeks at the home of Mr. Robert
Grayatt.
Mr. o +. Smoot has greatly improved
bis residence by the addition Of porch
extending across the entire front of the
house and around one side
Mr.. C. &. Rowlett, Of your city. was
among the guests at the Lawn this
week.
Mr.. Henry Camper, of Orange is the
guest of his sister, Mrs g. : Webb.
Mr.. ". Moncure Gravatt is spending a
few days in Richmond
Miss jessie Lyell, of Milford, has re
turned to the Seminary. after quite
severe spell Of measels
Messrs. Willie and Robert Chewning
travelling sale men OF Alexandria, were
IN town this week
NYZ.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
A Conrrc..mnn,. I.nttcr.

Congressman II. Bowen, Rusllin, Taze-
Well county, Va, writes:
al can chcerful,y recommend your
vaiHabie remedy. Peruna, 10 any one
who Is suffering with cafarrl5, and who
Is in need of permanent and effective
cure. - H. Bower.
Mr.. Fred. d. Scott, Larue, Ohio, Right
Guard of Hiram Foot Ball Team. writes:
As n specific for lung trouble place
Peruna at tho head. I have used il nv
SELF for colds and catarrh OF the bowels
and il is splendid remedy. il restores
vitality, increases bodily strength and
makes a sick person well in 4 short time.
| give Peruna my hearty Endorsement"
Fred. j.. scott.
Gen. Ira c. Abbott, 9o8 NJ street, y. w,
Washington, d. G., writes:
"I am fully convinced that Your rom
edy is an excellent tonic. Many Of my
friends have used it with the most hcn-
ehcial results for coughs, colds and ca
tarrhal trouble."-lra G. Abbott.
Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator Of Reser-
voir Council No. los, Northwestern Ie-
zion OF Honor, OF Minneapolis, Aiinn.,
writes from 2535 Polk street, NJ:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
GREENE COUNTY

O0r farmers now have struck trot.
some grains of corn they have let drop.
This in the main il their chief crop.
WIN wheat and oats handy prom.
Garden lands are good and mellow.
And every rural brawny fellow
Il dropping seeds, white and yellow
10 reimburse his empty cellar.
The early-sOwn heat is knee high.
aud heading time il drawing nigh:
W I'D cherry driers VIII be dry.
he young straw berries promise pie
The dogwood trees are in full bloom.
against irost-bite they were immune.
lhe spples that we call Red June
In the stew pan will play tune.
The woods are donning a green suit:
: quifTel hunters are heard TO shoot
Then reload their guns to boot.
nose larders n'ed a substitute.
With chickens large enough to fry.
We too, can have sheep sorrel pie:
Whiie the bsst dish we don't denv
Is mountain trout before the eve.
win these our mountain streams
abound
amongst the boulders they are found;
W IN spotted sides and bodies round.
\ iull grown one will weigh a pound.
Vninque' Va J. F. II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
King George Personals.

King George C II Va April 20, 1903.
Mr.. Arthur Haymsn, of Annapolis.
Nd, who has been the guest of Rev. B.
I. Turner at the Rectory, has returned
home
Mr.. J R. Baker OF Edge Hill. has re-
turned from business trip TO Balti-
more
Mrs Marion Ferguson. OF Clarke
county. Virginia is visiting Miss Martha
{. Grymes at ~ oOdstock.
Mr.. Thomas l. Hunter. of Washing
ton. spent Saturday and Sunday with
bis relatives, the Hunters, at the Court
house
Mr. James II. Boggs and his little
daughter, Lucille. have returned from a
n visit TO friends and relatives in Wash.
ton.
Mrs Rose I. Hunter and daughter.
Miss Sue, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.
Ogle TayiOe at "Ferneaux
Messrs. Edward and Bladen T Tayloe.
Of "Powhatan' left with their horse
and buggy by steamer Tourist" on the
9th for MT. Airy"
Mr. F c. Fitzhugh has returned from
"A business trip to Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02

male weaknesses, and our family nbvsi-
clan seemed To do me no good had
great trouble with my lungs. and last
} ear was advised to seek "A change of eli
mate or else prepare for death. a. | was
rapidly contracting consumption. |
weighed but 50 pounds when six months
ago began the use of Paine's Celery Com.
pound. Now | can sew all day. DO a hard
washing and all my housework. sleep a.
Feetly ~ babe. and rise in the morn
ing rested aud refreshed Six bottles of
falne r celery Compound was all | need a..
sd to completely cure me, and instead of
al ING. a. predicted, now weigh l45
pounds. my lungs are all right. and I feel
future NV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
FOR BLOOD
And NERVES
Greatest of all Spring Remedies
? PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

Today your friends eni neighbors are
using woman's friend, paine's Celery
Compound, and are getting rid OF their
burdens aud troubles II you are obnerv-
ant. You " ill note that your friends are
blessed with renewed vigor. elastic step
bright eyes. and clear complexion. AN ui
which aye true indications oi q new and
better health. Why suffer when YOU can
secure She same blessings? Why DENY
youreli the happmes, of true womanly
life when P'.in-s Celery Compound l.
able t1 make you AS healthy and attrac-
tive ar other women are Mrs Gladys
hniett. Peoria. M saya:-
Tor more than twelve years | have
been most miserable sufferer from ie-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02

Hon. II. w. Ogden, Congressman. from
Louisiana, in a letter written at Wash
ington, d. c., says the following Of Pc
runa, the national catarrh remedy:
"I can conscienfiousIy recommend
your Pcruna IS fine tonic and ell
around good medicine 10 those who
are in need OF q csfarrh remedy. IL
has been commended 10 me by people
who have used ii, as q remedy par
icUIarly effective in the ours of ca-
farrlI. For those who need n good
cafarrh medicine I know of nothing
beffor"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
In Memory of Mrs. Catherine Me.
CFacken.

Il nave fought good fight have tin
'shed my course. have kept the faith go
~ no one perhaps can this be more truly
said than Oi my dear friend, Mrs. Catha
zine McCracken Truly has she fought
= good fight, finished her course. aud
truly has she kept the faith Thus death
has been robbed of it, sting, the light ol
the gospel has penetrated the gloom OF
the tomb, and II bright Christian woman
has gone to her reward in heaven Calm
ly aud peacefully. as fades the day upon
the surface OF a placid lake, passed away
from earth the pure spirit of this gentle
CHRISTIAN mother and wife. and as the
beams OF the setting sun leave their redi-
ance over the western sky pressing their
last good night s kiss homeward. so does
the memory OF her many virtues leave
its impression upon all who knew her
Possessed oi an aifectiOnate and trusting
nature, together with quiet tirmness ana
decision OF character, she was the idol Of
her children, and a meet companion of q
devoted husband. For an Intern inahle
number of years she had been an invalid
bearing with marked Christian fortitudc
ana without IA murmDr OF complaint her
intense suffering, which debarred her the
pleasure OF attending the house of GOD
or minghng IN tue social circle. but her
conscientious discharge ofduties at home
and her love for divine service" were
none the less marked, scarcely a week
passing that she did not nave with her
her priest in divine conference and comics
sion. at the same time from his hands re
ceiving the blessed sacrament and holy
rites OF her church II u life of self-sacra
flee and devotion to God and His WORK
onearth means an eternal home in heaven
with Him, then is my dear ind eni.y.
ing the bless happiness of that home
She will be painfully missed from the
home circle, where she had for so long
been the idoliz'i wife and mother. and
though the bleeding hear Il oi the nfn cted
family seem crushed BY the heavy burden
OF sorrow. | would say blessed conso.
lation is theirs. She, who suffered so long
and patiently here. has entered at last
the Golden Gates" and passed into the
perfect light Of heaven.
'Let us be patient; these severe afiictions
Not from the ground arise,
Bnt oiten-times celestial benedictions
Assume this dark disguise "
f. C. B. ;.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02

There L. more Catarrh IN this section Of the
cOuntry shan ali other diseases put Together.
and untu The la few years was suppOse ed 20
be- incuraoie For a greas many wears Jor
tors pronounced it a local disease and Dre-
scribei cat NEEDLES ana by CONSTANTLY
nout ced it incugable. s ience has pr.tven
catarrh TO be a co sCtationai disc D. se and
therefore requires constitutions treat y enf
Hairs Cetarrh Cure. man fifactcred By r j
Ch ney 4 90. Toledo. Ohio, Is ths only con-
-iitu ional cure 90 the market. It 4 taken
Internally IN doses from 10 drops 20 a tea
spoonful lt acts dircctly on the bod and
mucous surfaces of the system. They OFFER
one hundred dollars for any ease it fsfl- 10
care SEND for eircul. = and testimonials.
Address. 4. J CHENEY 4 CO, To'edo- q.
sold ny Druggist 75..
Hairs Family p lie are the best
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
A Farmer Strengthened Out.

man living near here came in a short
time ago completely doubled up with
rheumatism. handed him a bottle OF
,hamberiain's Pain Balm and told him
90 use IL freely and if not satisfied after
using 1t he need not pay a cent for il. -
says c. +. Raydes, of Pattens Mill. n. Y.
A few days later he walked into the
store as straight as a string and handed
NE dollar saying, give me another
bottle of Chamberlain Pain Balm. |
want 1t IN the house all the time, for it
cured me ." For sale by NJ NJ. Lewis.
Druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02

A County Commissioners Letter.
Hon. John Williams, County Commits
sioner. of 81. West Second street. Duluth,
MINI, says the following in regard TO
Peruna:
D." .As q remedy for catarrh can cheer
fully recommend Peruna. l know what
il is 10 suffer from that terrible disease
and feel that ii is my duty to speak a
good word for the tonic that brought me
immediate relief. Peruna cured me of
bad case Of catarrh and l know it will
cure any other sufferer from that dis
ease."-J0hn Williams.