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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
CAROLINE.
Entertainments- Personais-N Notes,
6tc. r..
Rowling Green. Va Feh Is

VIC tfA
Bowling Green, Va Feb. IS. 1903.
Owing to the inclement weather the
entertainment which was to have been
given by the Ariel Quartette of Boston.
at bullard's Hall on Monday, was post
poned until Tuesday night A large au-
dience greeted them, and the selections
were greatly enjoyed
MIR charlie Wright. OF Richmond. spent
sunday with his mother. Mrs Aunie ]
Wright.
Miss Sallie Segar returned on Tuesday
10 your city, alter a short visit to Mrs
X. G.. Moncure
Mr Walter Handy left on Monday for
his home IN New York, after a short visit
70 the family of Dr ii. l. Quarles
MIR T.. L. Quarles spent a portion of
this week in Richmond.
Misses Anne and Jeane boswell and
Niss sadie Scott entertained the Young
aides oi the Seminary and the fac-
uity at the Seminary on last SATURDAY
night, the occasion being a valentine
party IA was thoroughly enjoyed By
all present
Mrs. George L Burt and little daugh.
yer nave returned To their home in Wav-
erE' aiier pleasant visit to her pa
rents, Dr. and Mrs ". l.. Broaddus
Lumber Company. has rented the house
owned 10y Mr. g. l. Collins at Milford
aud will, with bis family, reside there.
The Misses Broa1dus entertained a
number 81 their friends delightfully."- at a
valentine party on last Saturday night
Mrs W. .. Smith has returned to her
home In Louisa. after pleasant visit TO
her mother, Mrs r Ennis
Rev. 1. j. Wray is quite sick. having
been confined TO his bed for the pa {
week
Quite number of transients registered
at the Lawn this week.
Miss Henrietta Gonldman spent several
days oi last week in Essex county.
Several new pupils have arrived at the
Academy aud have entered for the sec
oDd half OF the session.
Miss fattie tarish spent a portion of
this week with friends aS Paige.
Mr.. Webb Rains, of Richm6nd. spent
sunday with his parents. Mai. aud Mrs.
W W Rains
MT ": Il Broaddus is spending this
week in West Virginia.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

). w GILLIAN contributes the follow ing
TO the Baltimore American:
twenty years experience in newspaper
work teaches a man that:
The chap who tries hardest to WORK a
newspaper for special lavors il the one
who never spends a cent with it and L.
not even a subscriber.
That the man who kicks most about
the inaccuracy OF newspapers IN general
Is the one does least TO assist in getting
the faets accurately when he has an op-
portunity 10 do so.
That the man who spends most money
with paper kicks the least.
Ihat II you expect a man to find q
compliment about himself you must put
IN on the front page in bold-faee tyne.
That N You put in q one line roast in
nonpareii between two patent-medirine
ads. on the seventh page he II find it and
come hunting the man what wrfa tn
piece.
That the man who spends least money
Tor advertising expects more returns
than the man who spends moet
That those who patronixe the paper
Systematically and presistently are the
most leve!-headed and reliable citizens Of
the community.
That the solemnest man always turns
first to the jokes.
nat the man or woman who hates
thoss petty little personals always turns
to that page first.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Attention. Pensioners Of Caroline
County.

Pensioners under the Act of 1900 and
1902, whose applications have been APP
proved by the Board of Pension Commis-
sioners, in order to avail themselves of
the benefit OF the Act, must get from the
Auditor OF Pubic ACCOUNTS, Richmond.
va, the blank form 10 fill up as required
by law. The form contains statement
TO De signed and sworn to by the PEN
sioner, also a certificate of two reputable
witnesses and certificate from the Com
missioner OF the Revenue. as reouirad IN
said form, all of which shall be done or,
or before the 25th day OF March ia each
year No ofiiser or any other person il
allowed to charge pensioner for apy
services in fixing their pension papers.
L. C. Valentine.
Clerk Circuit Court, Caroline Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Claims The Honor.

Senator ). r. Donohoe. OF Fairfax. has.
At the request of the Richmond Times.
Dispatch, prepared the appended state-
meht on the most interesting subject uf
the original discovery snd use If wire
less telegraphy, in which he gives the
credit TO Mahlon loomis, of Fairfax Co
"a early as 1877. The story of the oper.
ations OF Loomis in this line is a most in
teresting one. and, as told by Senator
DOnohoe, is as follows:
The world has been startled and
amazed at the wonderful achievement Of
NJ. Marconi in transmitting messages
over long distances by means of wireless
teirgraphy. lie deserves the highest pos
sinle credit for perfecting the system and
applying 1t TO useful purposes He does
not claim, so understand, to be the in
ventor OF wireless telegraphy. Few peo-
pie are aware of the fact that the real in
ventor was Mablon Loomis. n former
resident OF Fairfax county, this State.
VINO put It to successful test nearly
thirty-hve years ago. Loomis was not
a native oi Fairfax, but located in that
county with his parents when only ten
years ot age. He resided at the village
ofSpringvale. His father and grandfather
being men OF culture, directed his educa.
ton, and when he reached nanbood's
estate he taught school in the neighhor.
hood in which he resided InJuly, 1872
he obtained patent for his wonderful
invention, but encountered the ieers. re
bulls and opposition alike Of scientists
capitalists and telegraph companies. He
succeeded, however. in demonstrating ths
utility OF his invention by transmittipp
messages between stations fourteen mile,
apart without wires. His stations wer,
on the spurs of the Blue Ridge Mountains
lie memoralized Congress for an appro
priation Of $50, 900 90 enable him to com
pleteiy demonstrate the practicabiltty O
bis invention. The House of Representa- n
tives passed the bill, but il was defeated
IN the Senate. After sacrificing his beaItf
and means in the effort to secure recop
nltlon OF his great invention, he died II
1856 at the residence OF his brother a.
Terra Alta, w. Va, at the age of sixty
I-iuily convinced that the world woule
some day understand and ackpowledg,
the grandeur Of his discovery. Hejs
remembered by Mr.. Job Hawxburst anf
many other OF the older citizens of Fair
lax county. The men who have orioi
mated some Of the greatest Inventions q
modern times are hardly known In con
neciion with their achievements. but II i,
due to the truth of history that The,
should have due credit for their work -
Richmond Times Dispatch
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Disfguring and Troublesome
Skin Diseases Easily
Banshed By
Paine'S CELERY
Compound
4 Marvellous Cure After the Failures Of
Ten Doetcrs.

SKIN diseases are very common with
Oh and young, and some forms are ex-
ceeulngly Troublesome, aud cause serious
9ishguration of the face and complexion.
Eczema, salt rbeum, scrofnla. shingles
rlngworm, boils, pimples, itch. and "a
score oi other disagreeablet troubles. result
from sluggish, impure, aud poisoned
blood. III you truly desire TO get rid Of
such evils, do not resort to outward treat
ment or applications. Common sense and
the experience ofyour friends will at once
suggest blood purifier and system reno
vator like Paine's Celery Compound
This marvellous cleanser soon muitipIies
the number of vital red corpnscles. and
nliS the arteries with a health stream
.nat produces clean, solid flesh. and firm,
weil-braced nerves Mrs. l.. s. Bailey
West Potsdam, N. Y writes thus.
had small blotches break out on nv
neao' ana IN a short time my whole BODY
was covered. The doctors called IL scroll
la nave had as many as ten doctors
treat me, but none seemed 20 help me.
Al night time my whole body would itch
so toat | would have to walk the floor
/ nearly all night. have taken all kinds
oi sarsnparillas, and used soaps and
ointments without effect. read in a pa
per OF Paine's Celery Compound, and |
could not rest until gave IL trial.
am now on my fifth bottle end consider
faine's Celery Compound miraculous ia
It's elects. l am completely cured with
the exception OF one spot on nv arm
which Is last going away. | wish al
who s'ifier TO give this wonderful medi
cine a trial"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
oen.. Crowd the protesslons.

Ii is a deplorable iart that in selecting
n career in life, parents fail TO take note
OF the fact that this is An utiita-ian age
and that the road to fame and fortune
hes through tha gateway Of the mechani-
cal arts, OF railros,'ing, os banking. OF in
snranee and other financial branches OF
industrial life Instead of taining their
children To some of these sure ana safa
channels OF usefnlness, parents persist ia
pu-hing them into the overcrowied PRO
LESSONS OF the law and OF medicine W here
mediocrity and sometimes worse await
them. lt Is a mistake to suppose that
these professions are more honorable than
business career. and certainly they are
not more lucrative Petersburg Index.
Appeal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

The tendency Of medical scicrcc fs to-
ward preventive measurss The best
thought oi the world is being given to the
subject Itiseasier and better to prevent
than to cure. lt has been fulls dsmoa-
strated that pneumonia, one OF the most
dangerous diseases that medical men
have to contend with. can be prevented
by the use Of Cnambeflain's Cough Rene
dy- Pneumonia always resnits ffom y
cold orfrcm an attack ofinfincnza fEriD}.
and IL has been observed that this rcsne(Iy
counteraets any tendency al tbees 6is-
eases toward pneumonia. This kas been
irliy proven in masy thousands a canao
IN which this remedy has been used d.
ring the great presaI>nee of colds ~
grip in recent years. andcan be relj<d ~
on with Implicit coniiienee. PA<umoolo
often results from q <light cold uhea ~
danger Ia apprehend<s1 until lt y soll6es|
y discovered shat ther~ Il fts<r sIld Hjcl
Guilty in b'ceatbinx and pains In Tie c191<
then Il h aDnouncei that III pn<l>1t ~
pneumpnia~ n
Be- on The sale sideaad >ake( ham ~
Cough Remedy aeeoco a. ~ c<.3 O 1|D~
trarted. IL aiw@ys rores- fof ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
is MRS. SHAW TO MARRY
tits Said That Her 6etrothaI to Rob-
ert Goeiet, of New York, will soon
be Announces

Society in New York is Shocking forw
to the formal announcement of Tho
engagement Of Robert Walton Goe
let, the richest single man in New
York. and Mrs. Mamie I.anghorne
shaw which has been rnmored frsoueutl,
sinee Mrs Shaw obtained her divorce
Mrs Shaw is abroad. aud Mrs. Goplet
and her son will shortly start for the
other eide IN the formers yacht Nnhma.
IL Is thought the engagement will be an.
nounced in Paris
Mr.. Goelet came into the bulk Of the
fortune left by his father and il now the
possessor in his own right OF twenty mil
lion dollars.
His wealth, however. has not made any
appreciahle difference in the quiet reserved
and modest young man, who was the
pride Of the class at Harvard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Passed Lie in Biblical Language
Then Pays For Libel.

John f Diekerson, Jr., editor of the
Norfolk News and Advertiser, was fine d
$25 in the police court OF Norfolk upon
the charge Of criminally libelling William
IL. Thoroughgood, the big negro politi-
clan An appeal was taken.
The warrant upon which Dickerson
was convicted alleged that the paper
printed these words: You cannot help
doubting some peoples religios to save
your life. For instance, take Mr..
Thoroughgood, the politician He claims
TO have been converted, and has not
spoken to the editor of this paper for
nearly q year. The Bible says that il
you say you love God and hate your
neighbor. you are liar and the truth Il
not in you What think ye OF this man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

THE NAME OF HER VIRGINIA
HOME.
Why Miss Halle Err,ine Rives Came
to Call it "Moonshiue.

Why Miss Halle Erraine Rives Came
to Call it "Moonshiue."
From Frank Leslie's Monthly.
Miss Halle Erminie Rives. the anthor
oil Hearts Courageous.' is an enthusi-
astic sportswOman She spent her chill
hood mostly out Of doors driving o.c-
the Virginia hills hunting with herIather
Vol. stephen Nyes. " hO. eince he left ,,
Union prison at the close OF the war. he =
never set foot north Of Mason and Dixon's
line WI hen his daughter was ten years
oil he had special rifle. OF light weight
maze ifr her. She j. etil q crack shot
anu each spring. after her winter in New
York, she goes South again to her dogs
and her horses. Her hunting lod ge in the
virginia alleghenieS gnes bv the name of
"MooDshine, and thereby hangs a tale
When the Rives occupancy was much
youngera rather new and bnmptious Il. :
marshal passed through the district on
a hunt Tor Illicit stills The nearest neigh
Dor To Col. Rives, who was fond of "a
practical joke. did the rest. The mar
shal swallowed the bait and one night
surrounded the lodge with his deputies
it was Col Rives' first opportunity since
the war. and he had Just time enouph to
let both barrels of bird shot fly through
the window before the error wasexplaip.
ed The marshal imped off like a lame
partridge, and Miss Rives. who hai
watchei the progress OF the, sport with
some concern. promptly dubbed the place
"MOonshine, and "Monnshine" il il To.
day, as any settler within "A dozen miles
can tell you.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

ns mercury vii surely destroy the sense Of
smell and comp eteiy derange the whole svs
Z, IN when niering it throurh the mucous
surfaces such articles should never b. used
q cept on prescriptions from reputable physf-
clans as the damage they will do il ten fold
u the .oud y ou can possibly deriv.- fro n
them Halls Catarrh Cure. m snniactured
by r. ,. Cheney & Co. Toledo. o., contains
O mercury, and Is taken internally, aetin4
dlreetiy upon the blood and mucOu- surfaces
OF the system. IN buying Hairs Catarrh Cure
be sure you gei the genuine. IL il taken In
tereally aud made l. Toledo. Ohio by +. j
Cheney x Co. Testimonials free
Sold by druggists. frice Sc. per bottle
HaIfs FamiIy Pills are the best.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Sales of Farms in Hanover County

Messrs. Crawford & Co. report TO have
sold 23O acres. in Hanover county, near
EImont, Tor William Davis heirs TO III.
teirhoi, 81 400; for Mrs Mary Stratton
toJames W. Bogart, l15 acres near For
est Grove, Hanover county, s., 500; for
James G. Whitlock to X. q Mullen. l9
acres at Kenwood, on X f. & p. r. r
$3.50; for James G Whitlock to W. l.
Edwards, on X. F. n z. r r. near Ken
wood. so acres, s., 300
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
DEEDS OF TRUsT.
A Mothers Recommensat,on

| have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for number of years and have no
hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and groups
have ever used in my family. have not
words to express my confidence in this
remedy Mrs. j. A. Moore. North Star.
Mich. For sale by NJ Nj. Lewis. Druggist
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

Get free sample Of ChamberIain's 3
Stomach and Liver Tablets at NJ. NJ
Lewis drug store They are easier 10
take and more pleasant In effect than pills.
Then their use is not followed by consti-
patton as Is often the case with pills
Regular size, 25c per box.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

The scratch Of a pin may cause the los
OF limb or even death when blood po,e.
oning results from the injcry All danger
of tkis may be avoided, however. by
promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. IL IL an Antiseptic and quick heal.
ing liniment for cuts. bruises and burns.
For sale by NJ. II, Lewis. Druxgiss
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

Berry's wharf. in Upper Maebodoc
creek. has been added to the schedule OF
the steamer making landings in that
creek. Stiif's wharf, King George coun-
~. which was carried away by the ice
In the early winter. win be rebuilt as
soon as danger from ice disappearv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Washinston's Birthday Celebration
alexandria, Va, Feb. 23rd,

For this occasion round "trip tickets
will be sold Februsry 21st, 22nd, and
23rd at one fare rate. Good returning
until February oath; continuous passage
in each direction.
&C. Cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21
Stafford Writincs.


ted to record in the Clerks office of Staf.
ford County Court since the January
term, 1908.
DEEDS or BARGAIN AND SALE
Seth X. Cooper ct ux to Abraham Toles.
Wilson Burton ct ux TO Thomas Burton.
Nj. A. +. Hickerson to Jessie Yates. II
Stone to W. s Gill, Matt Boxley ct ux
to John III. Barnett. Mamie Ashton 10
). Z. Peyton, c. A. Bryan, trustee. to ]
W. Trnslow: C. A Bryan. trustee, to Duff
Beagle; Ida b. Literal ct ais TO Irvine
and Stewart, V. b. Greenlaw to G r.
Greenlaw, j. II. Rhofne ct ux to +. w
Barber, Il. w. Barrey, Comr to Uriah
Knight; II Stone to J. F. HORNE. ]. F
HORNE to Emil Koch. James Juggins et
ux William Koch, s. C. Peyton to Nor
man Berry, A. T. Embrey,. trustee, to
John Hayden.
DEEDS OF TRUST
Jessie Yates ct ux to Walter Wamsley.
Norman Berry ct TX to John IT, Cool
rick.
Fines paid Clerk since last term to- wit
Commonwealth VS. French Grinnan
50 80. by Justice Stone.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

Heavy Weight Suits Reduced 2s De
cent at Goldsmith's
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-21

5oe, Fancy Shirts now soc. at Gold
smiths
Alaska forum., 1903-02-21

1ll pdiC, AldSkt, DtUufudy, T
 Spc cla1s to Dawson News
 SKAGwAY. Jan. I3.-Secretary Root recommends cable from Se- attle to Juneau, the same having been reported to the honse.
 SKAGwAY, Jan. 13.-Advices from Washington look strong to the probability that Nome may be ma le an open port for foreign entry.
 JUNEAU, Jan. 13.-The steamer Sllclikoff, running between Juneau add the estward, Is now ten days overdue. The steamer Bonita has arrived at Juneau from Sitka, three days overdue on account of bal storms. This is the Shelikofs first trip.
 SKAGwAY, Jan. lo.-Word comes from Was lilgto.. to the effect that Bi lger H ermann, commissioner 0t tue general idnd office, has resign ed, taking effect the first of the year. He will be succeeded by w. A. Richards, who was formerly assist ant of the commissioners, Mr. Her mann did much for Alaska.
 SMAGWAY, Jan. 1o.-Fifty more soldiers are coming on the City of Seattle for the barracks here. Word has been received from Washington that the military post at Haines has been increased to take i11 practical ly all the land between the Chilkat river and the beach between Haines and the Chilkat villages. Ed Mullen lett for Chenoa Thurs day last. He took load of over 400 pounds provisions.
 Agt. Windt, arrived from Panama last Wednesday. MT. Windt is on his way for chenoa City He will look over the new camp in the iu- terests of the \. A. T .l T. co.
Alaska forum., 1903-02-21
MURDER AT NOME.

Chief of Police Jolly Shoots and Kills
 Officer sam James On Nome Street
 A Dastardly, Cold Flooded Crime
 NOME, Jan. I4.-The old adage "Dead men tell no tales" probably flashed through the feverish brain of Clief of Police John Jackson Jolly, when after sending two bull lets into the body of Police Officer Samuel James and gloating over i.s horrible deed for a few seconds, ',e sent a final leaden pellet ciashing into the skull of his dying victim lying helpless oil the frozen streets. And this was tl,e reward of Officer James at the hands of his chief, whom Le had shielded many times ly false testimony, always his will ing slave for two years and it is said had at one time savel his life.
 The killiug of Officer James, which has stirred the very city to its foundations, occurred during a ragin blizzard last Friday afternoon about 3 clock, on Frontstreet, op- posite Simpson Brothers. The dy ing man never spoke after sinking
 
 unconscious to the frozen street and expired thirty minutes lattk on the E operating table i'll the Holy Cross hospital. Chief Jolly. after direct iIIg the attention ot the awe-strick n crowd which had gathered at the sound of the shots, to small der-. ringer which lsy half concealed byl James cap, calmly sheathed his deadly gun and walked to the fed era1 jail where he gave himself up to authorities. Monday he was held to await the action ot the grand jury in $ ,ooo bonds. Gold Digger.
 Jim Mccue Is rapidly improving fem his recent attack of rheauat-.
Alaska forum., 1903-02-21
CROOKED OFFICIALS

District Attorney Grigsby and Marshal
 Richards Must Answer Charges
 Demand Their Instant Dismissal
 Especial to Dawson News]
 SKAGwAY, Jan. 9.-Judiciary scandals at Nome have broken out anew among the same elements in the Nome com mittee which succeed ed last winter in securing tue dis ,niss,i oi Judge Moves and District Attorney Wood.
 They are now determined to oust United States Marshal frank Rich ards and District Attorney Melvin Crigs5y. Sweeping c,lar<ses :,:,c been made against those officers. Some of the testimony Is backed by afhdavits.
 Half a dozen citizens of Alaska are at Washington for the purpose of urging the matter ,lpon the atten- tion of the president and the attorn- ey general, and the campaign bids fair to last all winter or until the officers are turned out of office.
 DAwsoN, Jan. 6.-A giant mug get was found on Wade creek, on the American side, last Sunday. 1t vas worth between $500 and b6oo. It was found on claim No. '. This is one of the largest nuggets ever found ill the Fortymile country, bnt not the largest. Another vas found some time ago worth more than 5000.
 Jack Wade has always been noted for its coarse gold. The major part of the gold taken from the creek av- erages the sise of ordinary brown beans, and Is similar Ill shape to a f1iEt bean or pumpkin seed. Itas says amongst the highest of any gold Eill the upper } Yukon.
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