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The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15
DITCHES IN SEWARD PENINSULA.

!. The ditching being done this in this sec tion shows that mining is getting the right track. What miners everywhere need and what they are considerably shy of here in Alaska is water. Water is an absolute necessity in the mining business. There can be no satisfactory or permanent results without it. So important is the water question that
 it is out of question to wait for rain snow bitches must be dug, and tho more there dug the better for the country. Tho that are dug arc pay
 ing so well that scores being projected, and will probably be realized before long. Little can be hoped for in the way of results in any adequate way without water and the necessary dtches cost money
 but pay well. For this reason every man of eense and judgment is glad to hear about any ditch that is
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

The Presbytery of Newcastle, Del, in session at Wilmington, has placed itself on record as emphatic ally opposed to lynch law and has enjoined ministers everywhere to use their best endeavor to maintain in all circumstances the legally con- ducted channels of justice. Rev. Robert A. Ellwood, who preached
 tho famous lynching sermon, ac- knowledged his error, and the pres bytery decided to let the incident
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

If there is anything about THE NUGGET that you like tell your neighbors about it. THE NUGGET is every body's paper and what you like may interest them as well. If there's anything about it you don't like, keep it to yourself as there's probably nothing to it. If there's anything about it you hate, hire a man to go down to the spit to swear for you. It will relieve you and this paper will go right on printing the best what it gives in the line of news.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15
Russia has definitely declined to

Russia has definitely declined to receive that communication on the subject of the Kischinef massa- ere. The outrages were a disgrace to Russia and a reproach to twen- tieth century civilization, but the czar is just as we'll aware of that fact as anyone else, and any repre- sentations made would do no good. If every nation made it practice to protest against the barbarities of every other in formal addresses to the persons in authority there would be good deal of ill feeling and even Uncle Sam would have his toes stepped on occasionally.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

It never rains but it pours; it never blows but it gales; it never gales but it surfs; it never surfs but the passengers have hard time getting ashore. Anyway, that's the way it has been for the past week or ten days. We have Lad only about two days so far in August when passengers could land anywhere on the beach without being liable to get landed every where. Even at that thousands of people are ready every summer to risk getting wet, to see Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

The modern idea is budding in St. Louis. Mayor Wells, of that town, says: q want honest. capa- ble men appointed. If you can't find them among the democrats, appoint republicans" That is a policy that will appeal to all tax payers who can see beyond their noses.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

It is pleasant to know that the whole world is going to have some thing to eat, but there is no great enthusiasm in the wheat growing sections of the United States over the news that the crop of cereals in Europe is going to be big one.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

Cuba has placed paper for news papers on the free list, and many of our most esteemed contempora- ries are advising congress to go down there and take q few lessons in tariff revision.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15
PROFESSIONAL.
PHYSICIANS
RR. k. NJ. RININGER

Ofiice and Residence, White Drug Store. Oi flee hours to and to 9 p. m, Calls answered promptly day or night. Telephone No 1.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-15

The NOME NUGGET hereby guarantees circulation double the combined circulation of all other papers published in Northwestern Alaska. Adve Using contracts
 will be made subject to this guarantee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
WESTM0
Notes, Personals. Etc

Oak Grove. Va. Aug. %. l9o5.
The summer has passed most pleasant
ly away in this neighborhpoi wltlimhny
picnics, lawn parties, bathing par Ties
aud pleasures in many WAYS. Inc sum
mer guests will soon be- departing Tor
their city homes; indeed some have nj
ready taken their ilight.
pr. Lawrence Wilson. vile ana emu
drcn, who have been visiting his lathrr'
MIR John T.. Wilson. At Wakefield. have
returned to their home in Lynchourg.
Mr.. and Mrs Huntington. Oi washing.
ton. are visiting Mrs. bennington =
mother, Mrs Massey, at her pretty home
on Maddox creek.
Miss Ware. OF Port Royal. and Miss
Dame. of Winchester, who have been
visiting Miss Charlotte Taylor, have r.
turned home.
Miss Janet Latane is whiting friends 10
Norfolk
Mrs Florence Dick and daughter, Mary
Louise, of avon. ILL.,. are guests oi Mr.
aud Mrs. frank Jones AT COrGlla.
Miss Kishpaugh, Of Washington, t.
visiting Miss Emily Massey, before tht
return OF the latter to 'ars0n r, W. Va
MIR. Willie Wilson has returned from a
delightful trip To Niagara Falls nuo
other points of interest.
Misses Fannie and Bessie Washington
attended the tournament and y q. / \
VI entertainment at King George (. h
thursday.
Mr.. ". W. Stills home at this place II
the admiration Of all passcrs-by, rur.
rounded a. it il by wealth oi exquisite
flowers. vines and p0tted plants Ter.
sons in passing often stop 10 look az II.
aud some are bold enough 70 level the
camera and take shap shot.
The San Jose scale has made it, ap
pearance in this neighborhnod and sonl
Of the orchards are much injured by H.
Miss Ina Smith IL visiting friends hnd
relatives in King George
Dr. White, OF Port Conway was 10 I'M
neighborhood this week and Is Thinking
Of locating here.
MIR. Greenaw has had bis store paint
ed aud other improvements made u hi'
property here.
Mr. Richardson Mr. Jones. MIR. Nash
Mr.. +. B. Whitehouse and other tra'ei
ing men were here this week.
Mr.. cambridge Sale Of Essex county
vas guest OF relatives here recently.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
M. WlTTE PROMOTED
Made President Of the Committee Of
Ministers Of Russia.


ST. Petersburg. Aug. 3l.-An imperial
rcscript IS published, appointing Min
lister of Finance Witte president OF the
committee OF ministers. The rescript
AZ the same time entrusts him with
the work Of bringing to a speedy and
successful conclusion the negotiations
for the Russo German commercial
treaty. and with the continued supreme
direction OF the ministry Of finance in
order that his close acquaintance with
the requirements OF Russian commerce
and industry may be fully utilized.
The Official Messenger announces
the appointment Of NJ. Pleske, director
OF the Imperial State Bank. as minister
OF finance.
Although the resignation Of VI. Witte
OF the post OF minister Of finance was
expected ever since his last budget
statement, which had a valedlctory
tone. the secret was well kept. VI. Witte
went 10 Peterhof after midnight and
presented tho car his resignation and
his recommendation Of NJ. Pleske as
his successor simultaneously. in order
to forestall any intrigues in the inter-
est of some follower Of NJ Plehye, min
lister Of the interior
The position Of president Of the COM
mitiee of ministers is one of great hon
or. but NJ. Whites future influence Is
regarded as problematical and his pro-
motion is considered as a triumph for
the-Plehve interest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
ORANGE.
Successful Revival Personal Items,
Etc.

Orange Co Va. Aug 18th. 1903.
The protracted services az lthondes
willie Baptist church closed on Friday
last win Is additions. tel 10y baptism
and eight los letter he pastor wa
ably resisted toy DR. q. l. Taylor o.
uolhns. Va. br. ial lor made man!
friends while in this vicinity.
Mr. Willie II. fauconer, oi ono. i
visiting his parents at Rhoadcsyille.
Misses lAzzie and Fannie Olhrk, o.
Washington. paid "a dying visit to then
home at knoxville lAst sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. " T. knlghton, oi ONO
are visiting their relatives near Rhoaies
Vile
Mi-s Cordelia Waugh - very ili With
pneumonia 20 her home.
Mr. J. ". Clark. Jr.. of NarrOws, Va
Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mre )
". Clark. AT ulOn,ille.
Among the guests Oi the Misses lln
der al Nerditr,ile last week were Ml--et
Nora and Lizzie BARLEY, OF borr llill.
Miss Llula lailey and brOtherOi Louisa.
Misses Carrie Nit-hire and Iheo liar
III. of Mine Run. and Mirs Kate liiscoc.
II Granite Springs.
Mi--es Matlie lilsroe.oi Granite Springs,
ind Dora Chewing, oi Mine Run, 'ls
ted Mrs. ". b. Wright lart week ~
,hoadcssille
Miss Bertha finder. of your city. r.
Spending some time with her father, Alr
b. j. finder. az NeIiiersylllc.
Mrs Percy iaulc0ner. OF ONO, ano
Ars. J. 4. Payne Jr., Of Culpeper, nr
.isiting their parents, Mr.. ana Mrs d
". Glars, AZ l'nionville.
Mis-. Lizzie Tanner. uf the wilderness
visiting MrH. W J. Crittenden. a,
niOnAl.le. IAlIU. :
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
MINISTER'S AND LAYMAN'S IN
STlTUTE.
the ssptists TO Hold oHe In North
ern Neck.

The Northern NccA Baptist Min.s.ers
.ud laymens Institute VIII d. heil
Vith Lebanon church. ON Saturday ono
sunday. september 21th abd @'th.
1903. beginning at lu o CLOCK IN.
The Annual Sermon will be irsached
d. Rev. l.. A. Brown.
rnr subjects named below are % %
discussed. the hrst named appulntcl
,ndrr each theme 10 read an essay OF
make an address ana the other Two u
Oil0w 10 the discussions.
"What are the proper aims Oi THIS III
titute. and how lar are they "itaiiir'
"a our meeting-9 Asa :. kice, Il. :.
dondr. " y. hirs.
The Indispensable need oi the training
4 our young cOnyerts. and now u ma!
.e bert accomplished. John J.. ii'aic'
.iicbard Edwards. William T. Marah.
Are the general results ol the camp
Meetings advantageous To- The. caos" 81
hri-t or the rontrary2 +. ". Gay
,rook. A. u. Reynolds. 4 II B'a!e.
The significance OF baptism, anh itsrr
alton 10 the Lords Supper. 80. Mhi
igmsnn. O.. !. Bradley. =. Horace New
dli.
should this Institute be placed in the
mbarra--iug position Of having To beg
he churches iOr its entertainment.
!. Campbell. n N. L. keamy. X. Fuller
iuutOn
.rhe interdcpendence OF our churchs'
md the duties aud restraints which ID
imposes" " +. Dunsway Giles j. hu-
iank. George a. Connelley.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
TO REPRODUCE MONTICELLO
More Funds Needed BY ST LOUIS
Commissioner

The Virginia Commission to the st
Louis Exposition met recently ana
we're bnsy hearing reports. Capt T. l..
Norton. press representative aud soiei-
-or for the fund to rear Virginia buiid
no at St. Louis reported having visited
,early oil the cities and towns OF the
tate. and having met with much sub
.tantial encouragement from the press Of
he STATE in advancing the movement 10
aeure an adequate representation at the
.xposition. Some individual citizens oi
hs state have subscribed liberally to the
md but the total amount subscribed II
nadeauate tn the purpose OF reprod ne.
og Monticello. though already sufficient
% iueurea a building Of some kind.
The action taken by the Board OF
Trade of the cities OF fredericksburg
ioanoAe and Staunton in endorsing the
Virginia building scheme has been very
,elplul and encouraging. aud il il hoped
hal other cities will follow this lead
fredericksburg was the fret To move n
his matter-Rich. Times Dispatch.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
FREDERICKSBURG Va, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8. 1903.
FASHION SHOW IN NEW YORK
Madison Square Garden Given over to
Display Of Worlds Fashions.

Madison Square Garden Gwen over 10
Display Of Worlds Fashions.
Now York, Aug. 3l.-FOr the next
two weeks Madison Square Garden
will be given over to the display OF
line dresses. the Fashion Show for
mally opening there tonight Acting
Mayor Fornes. Secretary OF Commerce
and Labor George B. Cortelyou, United
states Senator c. NJ. Depew and 9th
ers Will deliver brief addresses
This IS the first exposition Of its
kind ever held in this country. It's
purpose Is to set styles and TO estab-
llsh a unity Of ideas IN the making Of
gowns between American and Partisan
mOdistcs.
Successfully TO bring about this
movement European modistes have
contributed to the exposition $50
gowns Of every style, while a large
number Of American designs will b.
displayed
Otto Adler, delegate from the Paris
ian dressmakers. will deliver addresses
on European fashions. Handsome
girls during the afternoon and even
ing sessions Will wear the different
style OF gowns on. the stage. Every
style of garment favored by women In
outdoor life will be shown, including
golf automobile. yachting, tennis and
bicycle style The live exhibit will
show the process Of making many Of
tho articles Of apparel and will include
a silk loom In operation.
There will be a display OF the prop.
er styles to be worn at various func-
tlons. including an ideal wedding cos
tune. The millinery exhibit will be
on n large scale and the display OF
domestic and foreign laces will be no
table.
Another feature Of interest will be
hair dressing. showing the proper man
nor Of arranging the hair for morning
afternoon and evening. and in the most
becoming manner in accordance with
the style OF the gown 20 be worn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Charlottesville holdz horse show
September "a and 'id.

Charlottesville holds u horse show
september "a and 3d.
Liberty NJ. T. Church. in Northumber
and county. will be dedicated Sunday
september 9th.
W. B. Newton Camp G. y, held wei
attended meeting AT Ashland Park Satur
lay. Many war stories were told and o
delightful spread was enjoyed.
Republicans Of buckingham and Appo
nattox will probably nominate Hon. "
tourtney Franklin. Of AppOmaiioN. ioi
the State senate against Hon "tamm
pattesOn.
A man at Barboursyille voted for 4. j
Montague for county treasurer at the 2,
cent primary election. The son oi ~
honest farmer who. .undazzled 10y city liie
remains upon the farm and assists hi'
good old father, il a laborer worthy o
lis sire. Orange Observer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
~ TUE NAVE OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

r. TUE NAVE OF THE COMMON
L WEALTH or VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the CiFcnit Court oi
the County Of SpOtsy lvania on the 2znd day
of August, 1903.
Florence C. Buchanan. by her procheln anil
George BUCHANAN .'''''.'--.'-''' il@ih''"'
against
: Carroll Chancellor, Hernard Chancellor
Mrs. ROherdean AMMAN, and ------ An
man. her rhueband......s.s,sst ,ucien1Ahi7
Tn, object of ths suit il Tor partition
IA onR parfies entitled thereto ~ tract vi
land ia SpOtsylyauia county, Va, contain
~. 32S acres and particularly described li
n,ed n date December 5tn. 1870, rom i. q.
! peve,lv. Clerk Ard an alli ayit having
b.en made and h'eA that she deiendaht-.
Rernard Chancellor and Mys. hoberdehn
| AMMAN. and ---- AMMAN. her HUSBAND
are noi residents of the State oi virginia; it
\ A. ordered that they 10 appear mere Mllhla
nlta.n days after due publication htfeoi. M
| AZ what may be necessary 10 protect tiitli
/ Interest ia this suit. And it II infthtf ofief
III ,hat a copy hereof be- puhli-ned one
week for four weeks In the 2 rec L,'.se y" ~
oaper and that copy nf poster - ~.
| frnnt door of the court ho<lfe oi thi7 'vnn /.
| an the nrst day ~ the next irf" - W
Comfy court OF thisCaunty. Scr DnNo i'''i
A copy-'feste: ,....,. 49,,
ny A n Cnsmond, u. Z,
c..,.s. n q aJg21-g4E =
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
Henry Dannehl,
II. Lewis Wallace,
Il. McCracken.

Bids are invited for said franchise
proposed TO be granted in the forego-
ing ordinance at twelve o'clock NJ. on
the tenth day Of September, 1903.
Said bids to be delivered 70 the pre-
siding officer of the Council upOn the
hourand day named, IN open session
of said Council.
The city shall have the right TO re
ieet anv and All bids and the same y
hereby expressly reserved
4 COpy-Teste,
JAMES j. CORBlN,
Clerk of the Council.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03

Montgomery, Ala Aug. 81 - lhe
cbarre of peonage against Marion
Priestwood. wealthy turpentine man
has been heard before United states
commissioner Tuiwiler at Troy. Ala'
with the result that the defendant
his son. who was the committing mag
lrtrate in the case. and VIII Goodson'
= tonaut who acted rs constable, were
bound over 10 await the action Oh the
federal grand jury. The evidence pe'
fore the commissioner alleged great
abuse of the victim, Bob English a
white man. and his two sons lnVolV'
ing practical starvation and other
hardships for family Of 10 persons
for many months.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
uATnEwsC wsCoUNTYoYSTERMEN
They Organize to Resist the Rental
81 OYSTER Rocks by the State.

A largely attended mass meeting oi
,vstprmen aud other citizens Of Mathews
ounty, was held at the county seat Sat
,rday ior the purpose of resisting th"
iiort being made to have the state
!oard Of Fisheries assign to private IN
6yidnals five hundred acres OF oyster
eds lust back Of Gwynn's Island Rocks
md adj lcent thereto. ,
permanent organization was elected
be known ~ the Mathews ,"nn.'
)ystermen'r Association, and the l"ho"
ng officers elected: James ii. hroohs'
resident; George W. Foster ana ueorg'
n. Towlcs. vice-presidents; Minor
Matthew's. treasurer, and u. r.. /. Lane
ecretary. ,,,I
Another meeting will be held Saturday
september 9TH.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
KILLED HIS STEPmOTHER
iohn n. Dey Confesses She Drank
Poison He Had Mixed.

John Dey, IL years, has confessed at
,orIolk that he put strychnine in glass
{ wafer which his stepmother drank,
,nnposing it a dose OF salts.
Hrs. Dey died an hour alter
thinking the poison. The boy says
70 intended the poison for his stepaunt
Miss MarsnIa Simpson, who had beer
s;sit;no the Dey home. His relatives
,av he threatened Miss Simpson the day
'revious saving II she did not stop Iy-
inc IN his father something would hap
pen to her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
THESE LEAKS ARE COSTLY.
3eport on the Results OF Eleetro'ys's
in Richmond.

D II. Manry. Jr.. theexpert electrician
las made his report estimating the dam
re done to the Richmond gasand water
mains from electrolysis at tsOmething hEs
$50 600 or 5000, 200. He recommends
hat the street car company be made TO
.onstruct a metallic return circuit either
" an underground wire or douoi
,yerhead trolley. General Manager nuil
avs that the figures are absurd and thai
he damage cannot possibly amount 10
,ver few thousand dollars. The con
,,rnction of an underground return cir
nit would cost, said Mr.. HUFF, some
hing like 81. .O00, 900 or $1,000, ,OOO,a
{ is out of the question for city the siz'
4 Richmond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
a.,u.st for Washington and Lee.

President Denny, OF Washington and
7 90 University, has secured from the
,on;lv ot the late Cyrus II. Mccormick
sIo (OO. which will be used for the sup
noort Of the new Science Hall now under
Course Of erection The department oil
nbxsies. which will be located in the new
building. was end o wed by Mr.. McCormick
with 500. 900, and after his death, in
1891 his trustees, under the provisions
Of his will added $4,000 more. The
y;tt was made by Mrs. Mccormick and
three % sons. Messrs. Cyrus II. Mccormick
II Harold +. Mccormick, and Stanley
Il Mccormick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
cantaln Charied WIN AbduetIon'
- u,..,, oyster Boats Captured.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. S0'-ln raiu on
Illegal oyster tongers in lower James James
r,ver CAPTAIN .Wynder, OF the sta.e
gunboat. James River oapeui1u 80 -
Vessels. Two negroes, George Jener'
con and Henry Brown. were IN one
81 the boats. Brown jumped over.
hoord to swim ashore. The gunboa'
cave chase and opened fire on the man. man
He He stopped swimming when the sno,' 40 :
were hitting around him, and was cap
s-,rod
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
snsoisl Excursions to Niagara Falls

will leave Washington via b. X o. K r.,
Cp r r. and l.. V. X r. at $50 a. m.
Iulv nth and 31st, August l4th and
3Gth. September 11th and 2jth and
October 9Th; and via 7. x r., Buffalo
and N Y.C. & II. r r. r. at 500 n. m
July oath, August 9TH and 2lst. Septem
her 4th and 18th, and October 2nd and
10th
Round trip from fredericksburg S1l
20 Return limit IL days.
G. C. cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
CHARRED WHEAT.
found on Surface After Forty Years,
Though Land is Regularly Guilt
waited


The writer visited recently and picked
10 "a handful OF charred wheat from th'
pot where barn was burned that con
tained several hundred bushels OF whea'
m the farm of Mr. Willie Carey, a mill
n more below the Hague, by nion sol
Iiers. in the spring OF 1861. There il ?
lnantity Of this wheat on the surface
though the land is in some crop ever!
year. This wheat was turned 10 cerboi
" the effects OF the lire and looks a'
latura as it did shortly alter the barr
was burned, and the writer will, win
,leasure, show or send you n sample %.
it. a. snake stories are a chestnut
With him, and he has no desire to star
the ball to rolling along the line oi wheal
,tories. -Westmoreland Corr. Northeri
Neck News.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
Soldier to Become a Minister.

Col J.C. Baker, Of Frederick county
Who Il commaudant of the Second VIZ
inia Regiment, and il now II promin'h, J,
,wyer Of Newport News, hasannonhceo
il intention of entering the ministry
lie made application for examination
nlore the recent Lutheran synod at
Mount Jackson. and passed an excellent
.xamination before theexamlnlng Doar D.
lie will pursue his theological studles lot
mother year before accepting eau
,ol BAker was in the field during the
,oanish. American war and. was i1rn cry
Prosecuting attorney for SheDan1oen
'Ounty
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
Special Friday and Saturday Exeur-
6iona.

To New Jersey Seashore Resorts. Via
r. f. &P. and p. X. r. or B.&O.R.R Com
mencing Friday, Juse, 26th, and on Fri
day and Saturday Of each week until
September 18th, inclusive, round trip
tickets will be on sale to Atlantic City,
Cape May, Ocean City and Sea Isle City
at $50. Tickets will be good going
only on date OF sale, returning to leave
seashore resort not later than midnight
of Tuesday following date Of saie
c. c. Cox. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
Sfamach Trouble.

T have been troubled with my stomach
,o- tbe mast four ears'' Gays ID. l.. Beach,
~, nt clover Nook Farm, Greenfield, Mass.
" "a iew DAYS ago was induced to buy
. how Of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. lhaye taken part oa 'neln
and feel great deal better IL you
sas Sa 90 any trouble with your stomach try
nI : hox ii these Tablets. You are certain
- . "H no nIease,l with the result. Price 2.
esuts ee t. For sale BY N. M.Lewis, druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
His Life Saved by Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.

"B. l.. Byer, well known cooper OF
this town, says he believes Chamberlain
collie Chole ra and ndDiarrhoeaRemedy saveo
his life last summer. He had been sicl
or month with what the doctors call
,ilious dysentery, and could get nothing
20 do him any good until he tried thi.
,emedy. 1t gave him immediate relief,
avs B. II. Little, merchant, Hancock
Nd For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis, druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-03
- ,.,o,, On Wireless Telesraphy.

washington, Aug. 3l.-Genera a..
W creeIv. chief signal officer OF inc
army. who has just returned 10 ..,'oloss We
=, ,n1ton % from tae international wireless
TELEGRAPH m congress at Berlin VIII pre- pre-
sont report on the subject to secre, 3,
tary Hay tomorrow. The repor. ,,,,ao ,o
oons,dored co., of considerable scienunc
,n,nortance. ,o,,~, and probably will be made
n,b,,c ,,',b soon. The purpose of the con on
gress. General Greely said was sso - con .o
nniate international rules for the CON
,ro, Of wireless telegraphy.