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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
coGi6 og Jpoe.

fan0tes nDltg ct Yar mor1omme
Smaaitpffer ON 9olla116 ,og Spllano.
ifrep11e al to u1ge 5orfattere> Ser er
begeiitre0e 6orfenupere for 0eres re-
ipeftipe &ropimiers Gortrin. Set ct
@l,iton @ie0 og Sobonnes g. Senleu.
Sen fprite ifriper fplge116e ON
2cllam6.
Seq CT ltolt al at here fpot pao
2ollonD!
Ml1 CT set lagt. % I'LL fol1 man
gicrnc ~gril1e".
Seq bar iioen min &onfirmotiun
iorgiupcs ppnifet CO ppnlfet for at
uofinoe Mariagen til, at Set, at bore
2pllif, ifol bore ensbetp0euoe mes at
bore cit lotterlig Eeripn.
n9erreguo er 9e fra &pobp!" -
@pprfor buffer r1ol1 life ligeioafltlbt
Sen, ser er ira gbeltoft, Sfcllfpr, el=
Ter 6oabnrg?
Mpobp er pirfelig cit o%perlnaaoe
net lille 8p. Ag lao bar Sen opcl'
/ &jpbet (eller fon1fe CT Set Moribp)
lin @opaelto0 8unobolm> ligclpnl
sltbc1 bar lit &ire>ls.
Set ful1 life pnre> for0i 2olla11o
mailer ferre &p. Mile ems Sun,
5jnl(on0 eller Spllono, at 1nal1 9ri=
l1er al 9en; tbi Tollter> Ser ligser
flobs pp as 0en> ct meget minore
eno1u1 1t0en berfor %11ogenlin0e at TO-
be nuret Sfipe fpr 0ltnlu1e &ittig=
De0er.
90 Set fan life bore, for6i Sen CT
%nfrltgtbor, triit log pOe; tbi ser fi'1Ocs
life fc0ere M}11lb / bele &ol1gcrigct.
2ollonb CT flo0 lpm cit Yon0efoge,
liger man. &o1 gierne bore. Men
iaa CT Set / aft 6ol0 cit Yonoefo9c
belogt mes Set 0ejligltc Sag Spltetpi!
Sntet Gteos / 9ol1morf finoes Ser
Mare % gnge mes ioo brtgl1cnoe en-
Mfgrpbe.
% Sl1offen ON, at ooIlon0 full
Be uure blottet for vEpcli" II, ti(lo0er
ieg mig at temple lpm bepilt lllonO<
beo, al ser Gtl1uo at gnil Stare
"trip 0criteos bor lfrepet Sc flclte %
lfjpm1elte al fine 9i9te.
Nrn1clt INT lfol ieg lige, lpo0 2ol=
lau0 CT: 2plla1n0 er 9al1murf5 &o=
be, CT Sen, pel0prfet> p%eliooet og bel
plpjct. Ser er life Ell s(leu l1fl1ltipe=
ret Soro poa bele 2en (ltif oenL So
bo1nes 9. Sen euD. % l1oor man
/ @plten5 Sio po11orer as Sens pile
be9neOe Seje, ltoor &or11et ltrunft,
iro0igt ng gp(0e1rt oper olle Morfer;
% Gooroe og Suite ltgger bpiOe %
ifil1nenoe / 9p al 6r11gttrnerl1es ub=
lctllnge @rene!
Gr BET maolfe life vYoel il?
Sg lou bor 2ollono 6croor ~fiortel1
Gage tiGligere ems Set oprige 2an6.
90 Sl1fferrpemorfer far Sen, %
G6riltiansia0eS Ggeifopc, og pollfe
Tiger, og Moribo Gp.
Sg iii far Sen til % mes foue1
9on11orfs fprlte s(11ton1obil=G Sag.
pogn!
So, ionoelig ON ieg fife bol
Grlno til at bore 1tolt al at ltoo lor7
ct Stuo al Den11e uYonoefage"!
&osfil0e 1. Tebr. 1904.
s t a IS e6.
@erpao fomaner I pnofplgen0e 91lt:
1ner at 8laoet fplgen0e Spor fra SO.
6o11neS IS. Senien>0 Ser lon man pil le
er prrget en0el al bonS Spbol0 6el
9o1oet ifjor. @o11 1friper loole0eS
SgScrncs 2ano.
aiGre @ultab @ie0!
Moa jeg bpje mig / 0p6 9grbpoig:
beo for Sem lo1n 2pllif = lea el
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Seller SO iIteIms Sos.
MulbalSfosien paa Spn0mgre CT al
@ierne meo &eiierens @amtpffe gipet
@opnet u&eiier @ilbeIms Sois" til
Minoe ON &eiierens &iGlp peo Ma=
leiun0sbran6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

en- 2an6sn :
e es &ase. n%n0eroffice=
rernes 2anosforening far obolot
M60e poo Sre6rifsbal6 / forriqe
0faane0, paa bpilfet blep beotaget en-
for Stanoen meget betp0ningsfuIo
Bellut1ting, nen;lig at ser ifaI forlg=
ges oprettet Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&oSie til Sor6el fer @nfer og 8prn
efter l1noerofficerer, ser bqr peret
Wfeolem at iamme. Set er Scrub
letningen> at &aSien ifal oplegge ct
Son6, Ser Silfel0e fan Iette log paa.
ifpnoe Sprettelie len al en- offentlig
@nfe= og &eniionsfasie. @ontingen-
ten foreilaaes lat til 2 &ro1er mao
neolig | Be 10 f6rite Mor, man er
IN; ienere / @rone Mnane6en,
inotil @e6fommen6e faloer for MI-
oersgrenien. Den bgieite nnoerltbt=
telie %fo1eilaaes lat til 800 @ro11er
aarlig for bber enfelt efterla0t Go-
mile.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Srfan nnrbpuo. Sen
%. Morts, slfteu pcO S SiOe1, brpo
Ser pll1oleIig 10: Ell nrfa1agtig Noro=
p~ei1itornl, lon1 f%oraurin9eoc Ell bel
Gel lturre ~ mil1orc llhel0 for sc
poo @ornen .;ggenoe Torfolter, mco=
hele3 TIA %oroo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Muhnc0e q re
Gil &riltinnio Eoitfolttor onfpm1
for upgcn Tio li0cr1 ct &or 9anfpbre=
be ira slmcrifn> bpprfra Ye1geil1obol=
set ne0 Mohniugel1 bite Jig at bore
fierl1ct. Geb nnrn1erc l(nOerl pgclie
al &onucll1tterne opougebe mon mart,
at 9renel1e tioligcrc hopoe nrrct oob=
net % otter bar lltffct til. SpOu=
gelle:pplitiet blep purslet liuelom Ser
hlep ic1ot ltnoerretl1il1g til Nfle1oel=
lc5lteoet / Nmcrifo % til Smfportc=
ringsfol1torerl1c unoerpeis. ri Sc
llnocrlpgclier, lonu Eolitiet bor o,lz
~ltilIet fer, lyueS Set at frenlgoo, at
Yen1enc moo ,pGre fieruet fpr Srepe=
ne font til &riltiul1io, ontugclig On
poo Nilenoelleslteoet. Get enc Sreo
bonoe i%1oeholot 25 9oIlors, Set ol1oet
ct n1il1orc Sclpb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

S. g. Sobnen %
9oie S rifer. Gp1r=
benijelOife &ripotbonf> @rilti=
onslonos Nf0eli1g al 9sorges
@olrf % &riltionslon6s Sporebol,f
lonmentroootc beo fine 9ireftio1ier
til 9rpftelie al @rosierer S. s..
So6niens og @pie Sobrifers Yopi=
rer. S Oe1ne Torbon0ling 6eltog
ogloo Ge1tra!ba11fen for Mprge meo
Sc Meolemmer al Sens 3ireftion,
lom for Si0en opboloer Jig / &rilti-
mslono. Scbniel1, JONI far 6repet
Ell betpoelig &oloniol= og Morufot-
tlrforretning. &orn= og Te0eparefor-
retiring, por fommet / 8on i%feligbe0er
beo ltore Sob> nemlig peo S. .. Gut
oerlens stm1osning, og Tirmoet lot=
teS UNDER pribat M6miniltrQtion.
Com iaooon ~anlattes for begge gcey
Sperretsiogfgrer @fboft SormonS,
Sperret5iogfdrer g. @onien> 89rs=
fomiSier SIR. Sobnien og Srploit=
Da10ler ST. StraD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
= Norge.

Morif Nruit / Berlin.
SiI Yaltor 9e5mm1 @onicns Otter
fplger CT uniect &al1oioat Yeocr @lcs=
ting Gable, irm ifol prnItepies %
bploe norlte 8,losticnelte / Berlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gnmplfib Thumbs
Noglc Sooler ira Spguoal fortn!ler,
at Sc 30. Marts loa Ell Camper ltoo
nloo Sa1o mes 9ob5flug cppc. 2oO=
1eue Git "a uo iuloo Sen, mel1 bu Sc
TOM llo pao Siocn, par Garnpers:1
pl,,olelig fo%riu1noet. Get bar :srtn.
ge.ig cit 2olteoomper poa omfri'il
800 Cons: nlel1 oen3 Monn % go
tio11otitct CT l1befielnt. Neiret por
rnliet % flort, % Npis 9onlperer
7'en Mano % MA1s CT gooet / Gphe:.
n.:e:o Sen ontosel;g hoooe purct
ToIilipl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Giul Srnilibcri s.
hrpn0t. Sen 26. Quarts gfter=
n1iooog npltoo Sron0 / Giul Srnlli=
beri peo @onefoS, lon1 efter ct Eor
Silners Tprlpb n%eObrn1bte til
G%rrnl0e1. Sloens Spfomlt ifploes
ol1togeIig ct 2oger> iom CT gaoet
porlnt / Geore1ierict. Sl1gel1 fpm
tilifooe. Nil1l Srulliberi por ct al
Sc itorlte / 0roma1enspos0roget n1e0
Ell oarlig Nroouftion al ber1peo 90
900 Sons. Ger belfjpitige0es rpi=
no0 100 S(rbeioere, bporof oog Ster=
itebelen ontogelig oil foo Spsiellnt=
telie oeo @jeuopforelien Gliberiet
par as %l,reret I uYorfibire" for 400,=
900 &rpner, bporof ct b~etp0eligt @e=
ldb er reosi %ltreret. 2ogeret por BE-
li9ae1rbe longt fra Sli6eriet, og er
fp(gelig ltberprt al Sl6er1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Tiifet. Set CT Irem0eles flll
ln1aot Stel mes 5freifiiferier1e, fri
hes 80. Quarts. s Sc 10 liolte Tiger
al Quarts Mool1cO - netop Sen Si0,
btr ellers pieier al bril1gc llohpttet
oroentlig np = bar GeirforbolOcne
lonqs bele &pltel1 pnret loo ugl1l1ltige
for TiiferiheNriften lon1 Def mlligt.
Surlig far Ser / 9ofotcn nGret en-
polblom Sci ten torn1, Ser l%aa9ootlom
1uJoltn1oig bar lor1mlet hele Niifet
% onrettet ltcre Zoelnggelier poo
Nortoier o. Nebifuber. Uolgen er, at
Bet bele llo6gtte Blot uSgjor pmfring
20 Milllo1, lOoruf en- 6olp Million
1oloer poa ltgen, iom gif. ct lou
lapt Sal pou belme Sis al 9(nret er
laapiot pi0e5 life tibligere noteret
for Sofoten. Se(p flor par ll0bpt=
tet lice te1 2 Mfillioner ltorrc, % /
gtorn1oloor p}eier TongltmnngOen
mos Sll1tl1ingen al Marts at bore
pppe / lenpe0 Is Mfi(lipner stpffer.
Sen lo1nleoe SITTER loo0e er III mo-
get minore ems ti0ligere,og buis Sor=
holoene life be0rer Jig / Sen 11pr1ne=
tie Tremtio, er Ser al Son0lpnli9beo
for Ell ltprre Mosiefroflptning. st
oenm life ollereoe bor iltn0et Steo,
1fploes oiltnof ilgr grioringerne ira
THOR, bo bele 6S Hrpcel1t al ll06pttet
folot poa s(pril Moane0.
6or Set oorige Mor0lon6 far iSo11a=
item t Sen forlpbne ltge lige(eoes be-
ret poerit llbetp0elig, ogioo poo @runr
al Stormbin0ring. Selp Sromsp
gnt, bpor 6iifet biotil bor peret, loo
r19t, bitter cit ofgjort Silbogegonq
Sor Sc to %li0ltnppnte 9iitrifter ct Sci
belle l(obptte omfring 6 Millioner
5poraf finn en- Sjer0eoels Millton G,
opfilfet / %forlpbne lge.
6orgplosbis beo1t lpffeoes 6iifet
De 1poligere Nmter Grpn6eloqen ol
@omsoals amter, = i6et Sen 1omle
De ugefongit fer u6gjpr omfrino ]
WSsll1on, omtrent ligelig forfeit po(
begge 0iltrifter.
Soetbeletaget mao Marets SSanqjt
forboloe farofteriieres lom tibet til
treos1tlllenoe. @tlt11of er ser en6n1
ct 0berif1o iommenlignet mes sior
ooret, nnen ct @iennemlnitsoar:
Hobptte paa 0enne Sit er 1oo ODER
oroe11tlig meget 1terre e116 in6eppren
De Mors, at Ser er tibet &aab ON a
f1rne gjenoprette Gorifjellen.
Mt ialt nogjer 2an6ets Tonglt ii
9ato Is Millioner mos 11M ifio1
og % 90 / 1902, ser bel at merf,
ogloa par ct oaarIigt Mar. Mf Camp:
meoicintran er tilpirfet 6,263 6efto.
liter MOB tim 1,434 ifior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Selling. al 9erreo
Smaale1eneS Nmtstb;>1g peotog efter
Ell lang Schat mes IA moo 10 ct.
at oubeiole &ra9crocl15 % &io1-
pens lloitillcIie al @Icmninge Ser
res % Suergong iii e9et @erreo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

r6aite SorIan6" . IN
lfeifueipil Oper Sonos
9ies Sortelling uToIte Torlano" bar
cit Sorfatter, iom life napngtper Zig.
ifrcpet ct @elaftcnsl fuelpil. Stpffet
CT goofienot al Sonas Sic. Set uil
bl:pc ienot Sbeatrene. Set beoer, at
@curif Sblcn allere0e pco @ogens
6remfomit ifol bape ben1eIct Sic:
Opn9rfiombe0 pou, at ~6alte Sor=
lono" rll1nn1ebe Stof til ct Iolfelfue=
lpil.
Sill Mor0fup ira g T.
pif. Ioreningen for Meilelipet /
Nfcrge bar uogipet en- 1iben Brochure
vNorofopstl1rc fra MarDif" / M11le0z
ming al, at Se1teroollfe 9an1plfibslel=
ifab til Son1nerclt ogter at oprctte Ell,
Gl,riltrr,tc til Morbfop / Torbin0elie
mes @urtigtoect fra stocf1olm til
Norpif. &oo Sen Moooe boober mon
1T foo %,1onpttet fpr Niorge Sen Surilt=
flare, io1n benpttet Ofotel1banen til
li11 Ncrolollost1r. @eftet CT n1cget
poffert % fpripnet mes tolrige Gill
leoer, iol1 fou ripcs l,0 % bel,pttes
lun @repfcrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

guc ivoc 9pinScr aipr float at tane Susia s.. Giufba3t'S Veg
etable Compound OF olive iuu0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

@erpaa fomlner / paofplgenoe Mu=
lner al 8labet fplgenDe Spor ira go
bo1rneS IS. S%enien>0er lom man pil lie
er prpget e1oel al bo1tS Spbol0 fer
2a1oet THOR. @un ifriper ioole0es
o1l1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

vi vii sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlangende.
ScoTr * BowNE. 100 Pearl Street, New York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
AFTERNOON sEssI0N.
FoR IMPROVEMENTS.

Bill Authorizing City of Fredericks-
burg to Issue Twenty Thousand
Dollars Of Bonds Passes LeqisIa-
ture.
The bill authorizing the city Of Freder-
cksburg to issue $40, 900 OF bonds for
the purpose Of improving and extending
tbs City Water Works and enlarVing the
Gas Works has passed both branches Of
the Legislature and has been signed by
GOV Montague.
The authority for this action was re-
quested OF tie Legislature At a meeting
Of the City Council tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday morning Mr. st. Geo. K.
FitZhugh went To Richmond and placed
the necessary papers in the hands OF
representatives with the request that
they be enacted into law. As soon as
this was known an effort was made by
several parties here TO defeat the meas
ure before the Legislature, TO amend
10 in some manner. or TO delay
action until the body adj burned, by send
ing kilograms and letters To members in
opposition aud by circulating petition
against the measure, which, 10 il stated,
received but few signatures of real
estate owners. When IL became
known that these kilograms aud
letters were being sent TO Richmond.
Mayor NJ q. Willie, Col 4. D. Cole, Pres.
ident of the City Council. and COuncilmeD
T. MeCraeken and W +. Bradley went
to Richmond friday and eXpl aimed 10
the Legislators that the request for su-
thority 70 issue the bonds was the unan-
imous action Of the City Council and
represented che wishes OF large major
itY OF the real estate owners OF Freder-
icksburg, a. the growth Of the city rem.
dered the improvements contemplated
an absolute necessity. "A soon a. this
was made evident the bill, which had
already passed the Senate, was taken up
In the House and passed without Oppo-
sitiOn.
Hon. NJ. II. Dickinson, OF Spotsy vsnia.
when he was convinced that the bill rep
resented the wishes OF nearly all Of the
taxpayers Of this city, offered no obIee.
ton, and he aud Judge f. c. Moneure, of
Caroline, were named jointly as the pa
irons OF the bill.
Not single vote was cast against the
bill.
The bill has been approved by Gov.
Montague and 10 now a law
The improvements will commence at
an early day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
STAFFORD.
Fishing Poor maIIpox-Other
Notes and Personals.

Stafford c. n, Va. March II, 1904.
Mr.. r l.. Fritter believes III pays tC
ad vertise He has advertised a sale o
all his personal property down 70 a pail
OF eggins amt innumerable bottles and
Tugs, the sale 70 come on on the BIRD Of
this month. he has sent out "a vast
number of hand bills, and it If reported
sent some to President Roosevelt and
ais Cabinet.
Mr. Andrew Briggs,of Coakl y's; D. ".
Coakley, commissioner of revenue, and
Walter Wamsley, sheriff, were visitors
here this week.
Lneien Strother. colOred. after com.
hitting an assault on bis father, Rev.
Newt StrOther, Tor which a warrant
is out, has pulled his freight for parts
lnknO w"
The fishermen In the Potomac ere very
much discouraged at this present writ
ing. Fish seem o. be few and far he-
tween.
Owing 20 the term OF the Ciicuit
Court falling on Monday the IL h it,
slant. the Board OF Supervisors Will not
meet until Monday, March II, 1904
The smallpox scare, like coDtlagra-
ton, will not down Whilst IL has been
pretty effectualy stamped out 10 this
locality, IT is still raging in the Bslliair
neighbDrhoOd.
Mr. E. II. Rainfall, county surveyor,
has been surveying in this neighborhood
during the last week.
Scribber
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
DEATHS

Capt. ". II. Allison, senior member Of
the firm OF Allison 4 Addison, died in
Richmond Friday, aged sixty years
Death was due TO spoplexy. Capt. Ali
son served in the civil war
Dr. John = Powell. of Occoquan. died
at the Alexandria Hospital Saturday
morning Dr. Powell went % Al-xan
dria few days ago His wife aud four
children, one son and three daughters,
survive. DR. Powell was about seventy
years Of age. lie was a native Of Fair
lax county and was son Of d egate
Powell. who, many years ago, repre-.
sented that county in the legislature and
after the civil war DR.. Powell held the
same office for several years. During the
war DR.. Powell was a member Of the
Prince William Cavalry and q gallant
soldier He was member OF Lee Camp
Of Confederate Veterans. aud at the time
OF his death was the surgeon of the Grand
Camp OF Virginia. The interment was
made in Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

Don't miss coming TO the institute here
on Saturday, March 10Th. IL IL your
meeting gotten up foryour benefit. Get
into town early. The speakers are good
ones, the subjects are practical and OF di
rect interest TO every one OF you Take
advantage Of this opportunity to ind
out how to make big money on Virginia
farms. The man who can do il Is the
man who knows Come and learn.
The time has come when the farmer
must crown himself king of labor by
knowing how to coax nature to give
him big returns out OF the soil.
Read the program elsewhere In this
issue and be on hand early. Bring the
ladies wi'hyou.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT
Two Plays Presented Friday Night
and Both Highly Successful,

Two Plays Presented Friday Night
and Both Highly Successful.
The "Pipe OF Peace" and The Christ.
mas Chimes" were the two plays pre-
sented by the Dramatic Club in the Col
lege hall Friday night. The audience
was much larger than at any previous
performances OF the club, showing how
this organization has grown in popular
favor. Both plays were bright, up-to-
date and replete with choice repar tee,
which ELECTED much laughter and sp-
plause. Ia "The Pipe OF Peace" Miss
Cammon, a. Gladys, and Mr. T. R. Bass.
as Joe. were as clever as any amateurs
ever seen on the local stage, and the
same may be truthiully said OF Miss
Maitland as Dolly and Mr.. j. A Speer ~
Ted in The Christmas Chimes" The
stage was deliberately and tastefully
decorated. Between the two plays de-
lightful music was rendered and etiOyed
by the audience
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Nam Dry Goods Store

Messrs. Wallace & Co. will open at once
a first-clsss dry goods and notion busi.
mesa in the store room they now use for
shoes and continue the shoe and hat bus
mess as formerly at the corner OF Com
merce and Main streets. Mr.. K. W.
Stearns, the well known and reliable dry
goods man OF long experience, having
sold out bis business, will be interested
with this firm. Mr. Stearns will visit
New York this week to buy new stock
for the firm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
RIVAL HORSE SHOW CLAIMS.

State Association COMMITTEES De-
cides in Favor Of Norfolk Fair As
ISOLATION.
After being in session In Norfolk all day
Saturday, &. W. Smith, OF WarrentOn; j.
]. Davies, OF Manassas. and Charles II
Hurksmp, of fredericksburg. q commit
tee appointed by the State Horse Show
Association 10 investigate the elaine oil
the rival horse chow associations in Nor.
folk for the privilege Of giving horse
show there next October, rendered their
report, which iavors the Norfolk Horse
Show and Fair Association. The com
mittee in their report state that the as
ISOLATION should RECOGNIZES the claims Of
the Horse Show and Fair Association,
for the reason that its affairs seem to be
in better shape, lie stock having already
been subscribed, and IL now owns a new
steel exposition building. The rival aeso-
citation, which was cOntesting the claim
Of the successful organization, has no
building, but owns a site.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Death in Caroline.

Mrs. L. W. Lockwood, of Welrb. Caro-
line county died at her home Saturday,
after a short illness. She was In the SJth
year of her age, and was a widow OF the
late L ". Lockwood. One daughter,
Mrs. r. L. Lockwood, survives. The in
terment took place in Lebanon church
yard on Monday evening at 3 p m.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Acard,

1t affords me great plasure to state to
my friends and the public that | will re.
main in fredericksburg Having sold
out what stock | had, | have entered
into agreement with the firm Of Wallace
K Co. in conducting their new dry goods
business at the old stand OF s. G. Wallace
and will appreciate acontinuance oiyour
patronage 10 my new location. My as
sociation with the new business will en-
able me to serve your wants in the dry
goods line better than ever and ! hope to
have the pleasure often OF waiting on
you personally
z. ". Stearns
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
~ nn MITHOrT IT.

Mr.. Geo. Rook, Of COlumbiaville. Mich
igan, writes as follow;
~ send enclosed one two-dollar bill on
subscription to The Free l. lnc.. | have
taken il 80 long it just seems as II ! can
not do without it. | am seventy nve
years old and il was 20 years younger
/ would be with you in Virginia. y
Mr. Rock would be warmly welcomed
il be should conclude to move to this sec
finn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.

Schedule in effect Jan. 18th, 1904.
LEAVE SoRTHwARD.
500 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal al
0ccoquan Sundays only.
$40 A. NJ. daily. Stops &C Alexandria
1905 A. NJ. Sunday only. Stops on
signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide Water,
Quantieo, Cherry Hill. Negley, Occoquan,
Lorton and Alexandria.
10.45 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday
Stops ON signal at Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Water, Quantieo, Cherry Hill, FreestOne.
Negley, 0ccoquan, Lorton, Accotink,
Francohia, Seminary and Alexandria.
LA p. NJ daily except Sunday. stops
at Alexandria.
6.49P. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Brooke. Wide Water. Reid. Quantico,
and Alexandria.
1901 p. NJ. daily Stops at AlexRn'
dris. Stops ON signal at 0ceoquan on
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, Rich
mond accommodation. Makes all stops
6.2I A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
srain. Stops ON signal at Wide Water
and Brooke Sundays only; at Milford
boswell and Ashland daily, and ON slg'
nal at other local stops on Sunday only
Gas A. M. daily except Sunday Makes
local stops on signal.
1928 P. NJ. daily, 5, A. L. train. stops
on signal at Lorton and Occoquan sun
days only and daily at Quantico, Milford
boswell and Ashland.
500 P. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland.
$50 2. NJ. daily. Makes local stop'
on signal
dip. NJ daily. SeAboard Air Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland
on signal.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
P. NJ. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg 6.33 p. NJ.
NOTE-Time of arrivals and departures
and connections not guaranteed.
&. {. COX. Agent.
W.D. DUKE, c. W. CULP. W. z. TAYLOR
Gen. Man Asst Gen. Man. Traf Man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
IRREGULARITIES FOB BUILDING

keep all kinds OF North Carolina and
virginia Lumber, dressed and undressed,
sbingles. Laths, Sash, Doors, and Blinds,
lime. Cement, Cslcine Plaster, Plasterine
Hair. Building and Paving Brick, Tin
and Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, al
kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry Paint
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Dryer Farnish
and Lewis's White Lead, Paint Brushes
of All kinds. Window Glass and Putty
Builders Hardware OF all kinds, Tan
Roofing. Sheathing Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock Of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. {. D. g0Lk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Congressman Jones and the Redis'
trictinq Bill.

Congressman W. A. Jones denies that
he was in any way implicated In an al
legged deal whereby he will vote for the
jamestown appropriation in return fol-
the defeat Of the Sale. Holt redistrictina
bill.
"My most intimate friends do not
know yet how | shall vote on that bill,
be says. 81 have had nothing 60 do with
any such proposition. The Sale Holt bill
would have nothing to do with my votI
on the exposition bill, whether it pass Of
not
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
HENRY CLAY INN AT ASHLAND
us Management Vested in tn

lt's Management Vested in the
Court.
Friday at a meeting OF the stockhold
ers Of the Henry Clay Inn Company, held
in Ashland, the affairs OF the company
were considered and it was decided to
apply to the court for the appointment
OF receivers to take charge OF. the prop
erty. Judge j. E. Mason heard the ap
plication at chambers and announced
the appointment Of :. j. boswell and j.
J. Leake 20 act az receivers
Ii il understood that the hotel will not
be closed, but under the management oil
one or both of the receivers will be open
for summer visitors and boarders.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-03-15
Death of an AGED Lady in oranee

Mrs. W. o. BARLEY died at her home
near Orange C.. H. Friday. aged sixty.
eight years. She was paralyzed about
five years ago, and had been an invalid
ever since. Besides her husband, three
sons and two daughters survive.