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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-14
GLOVER.

Mrs. A. M. Randall is in Burke.
Luther Merriam is somewhat ind
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan is visiting
more.
DR.. Dow is entertaining compa|
Boston.
Mrs.Ann Dwinell has returnedfp
entry.
Chas. Kelton is making extensiy
on his house.
Burleigh Pratt spent Sunday
parents in West Burke.
Mrs. C.S. Phillips and son Georg|
in st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Ferde Chase is visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. E. Kirby.
John Croster's sister Mabel, of
is at his home for a short stay.
Miss Bessie Stratton of Jamaic
Mass is visiting at r. E. Davis
Mrs. o. D. Gray of Ha1dwick b
visiting friends and relatives In tow
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby of Manch
H, are visiting their son, Bert Quins
Mrs. s. Salmon with her guest, NJ
zaD, visited In Sheffield last Thursd
E. A. Norton and Fl. H. Cook
from Boston with several horses SD
Mrs. Jessie Cowan OF Laconia, n
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Norton.
H. D. Phillips and daughter, ent
friends at the Bean Cottage, .sily
last week.
A. E. Dumas of Manchester, N.
the guest of the guest of H. D.
last week.
Miss Watzan, a Swiss lady of
Mass, is spending her vacation wi
John Salmon.
The W. q. T. U Will meet with
NJ. Williams on Tuesdsy, aug. Is
O'Clock p. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quim5y OF Man
n. Z are visiting their son Bert
home in Glover.
Miss Glenn Cook has returned fro
ton where she has been hoping to
benefit for her eyes.
E.B. Leonard took bis young so
to st. Johnsbury to undergo an on
Tor appendicitis, Saturday.
Charles Silver CT Barton, has tai
grass on the farm Of Quart e .aves
Frank CaIderwood vii. assist him.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Cass returned
eli, Mass. last Thursday, after sPe
few days with relatives in this yicln
c. W.@Phabrock Left last week
gang OF men and mil lCE oDuth
where they have & job to cut and ca
million feet OF Ium5er.
GREENSBORO.
{. A. gibiey Is making extensive
on his new cottage.
Mrs. E. K. Rnl and Della Ward
ling friends IN town.
F.E. Noyes from Chippewa Fail
arrived in town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olmstead az
dren, are Wishing ia ST. Joanzou
Waterford.
Mrs. Alfred Howeg and daughtd
Hyde Park, Mass, are bosrdtng -
lage for the month CT August.
Mrs. J. D. Wiley Of Mo6tpe Ter Z
Lizzie Walter OF Brattleboros weEs|
tanned at G A. Porter's over sundsl
Dwight Drurg a foEmer r1sii
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-14
EAST CRAFTSBURY.

hAu n1T5. T0TclVaI may i've TO SSS GuOlA
diamond wedding.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Foster is visiting friends here.
E. A. Dutton is visiting his brother, at
Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Work on Richard Hendricks new house
is progressing rapidly.
Three united with the church here at
the recent communion season.
Several of our young people spent few
days camping at Lake Elligo recently.
Helen Paterson is spending short time
with her aunt, Mrs. Little, of Newbury.
Mr.. Chamb berlin and his physician, who
have been staying at DR.. Bailey's, left last
week for Hardw1ck.
The Junior G. E. Society in company
with their superintendent and a few
friends enjoyed picnic in Mr.. buttons
pasture last Wednesday afternoon.
At the parsonage East Crattsbury, Au-
gust 1, by Rev. j. q. Taylor, Bushnell
Gilbert and Miss Lila Cowles both of
Craftsbury were married. Congratulations
number from here attended the party
given by Miss Ella Paterson at her home
last Monday evening in honor of her
friend, Miss June, and report very pleas
ant time.
The reunion of the Uric clansmen was
one Of the pleasant events of the week.
About 70 were present, among whom were
friends from Barton, Irasburg and New
Haven, Conn.
Mrs. r. B. Lang and children left Thurs
day for their home in st. Johns bury.
They will soon remove to White River
Junction where Mr.. Lang has position as
an insurance agent.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Lee Cowles has the measles.
Mrs. Nora Sheehan has returned home.
Mr.. Scott Rawson of Ardmore, Pa, came
here last Wednesday.
Rev. A. G. Cole preached in the Congre-
gationai church August 6.
Miss Margaret Sheehan of HoIyoke.
Mass, has been visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Victor Gilbert went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington last Sat-
urday.
About fifty of the summer visitors and
people of the Common had a picnic at
Hosmer Lake last Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Brindsmaid of New York
spent few days with his friends M essrs
Scott and Harry Rawson last week.
Miss Florence Felix who has been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Douglass, has returned to her home in
Montpelier.
A catalog for the coming year has
been published by the academy, tell
ing of its history and setting forth
some of it's advantages as a prepar-
atory school. The academy was
founded il 1929 and has been in ses-
sion with the exception of few years
ever since; in 1879 a regular course Of
stndy was prescribed and has been
adhered to. Craftsbury Academy
has past, and present to be proud
Of and a future that oks bright
She has ever been strivino to helm
young people to a better education
and ne}p them prepare to7, ina STRING.
gle of life. she has helped to MAKE
Orleans County a leading county in
educational matters for about three
quarters of a century. Following are
the names of the donors to the fund
for the enlargement Of the academy
to the date Of the publication of the
| cabalog:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-14
@. A. Rawson,
John E. Allen,
Receipts from a dinner Sow.
Academy Alumra, Julv =
DERBY.

DEkBY,
Mrs. Powers a life long "a
spected resident of Salem. n.
Monday, funeral services ra.a
Wednesday.
During the severe storm Sal,
ing lighting struck the new -
Baptist church, demolisbin. -
SCATTERING it more or less an 49,
scattering paper and debris orl
middle OF the road. It broke /
large front windows, tore mn ri
steel ceiling in the vestrv 81
portion OF the side wall; tito
the furnace pipes to the kitcho1
followed two stog re legs aud bprn
along the floor and out thru,
hole, but taking the clapboord'
side. The lightning also ran
telephone wire at the Rickard :
to Mr.. Buchanan's office. brt -
ly extinguished.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
VIRGINIA NEWS

Licensed TO marry in Washington:
James l.. Taylor. of CulpeperCounty. and
Blanch c. Heath, OF Fairfax County.
The amount OF life insurance claims
paid in Virginia during the year 1904
a. reported by the Insurance Press was
S3,6SS, Alb.
Lawrence Washington. a railway EN-
ploye. had both legs cut off by an engine
at Alexandria Monday and he will die.
He is "a great-grandnephew Of Gen. Wash
ingtOn.
Willie Giles. only son OF J. p. Giles OF
Louisa county. while driving the cows
home from the pasture Sunday afternoon,
was struck 10y lightning and instantly
killed. He was fifteen years old.
With the report that Roanoke is to
secure large steel mill in the near future
that will give employment to over 2,OOO
operatives. comes the information that
the plans are under way fora large iurm-
ture factory.
\ meeting TO promote interest in public
school matters was held at Fairfax Mon
day under the auspices Of the State Edu-
cation League. Addresses were made
bv r. W. Moore. Walter T. Oliver Robert
f. Lee. IT., Rev. Everard Meade, and Rev.
q. l.. Goodwin.
James Pratt, Ofnear WOOdville, Kappa
hammock County, was burned to death a
few nights ago Pratt slept in a house
on Henry Wood farm, and it is supposed
the fire was caused 10y the explosion OF a
lamp. The building was consumed, and
when Pratt was found he was so severely
burned that he died in a few hours.
John 4. Upshur. chief clerk to the State
| CORPORATION Commission, Tuesday made
the following statement in connection
I with the structures on him and his actions
i'm the Lanier-Upshur Corporation Com
mission affair
"InconnectiOn with the published state
ment signed A. 5. Lanier, in which re-
heated reference is made to me by name,
| have only to say in view of thepromised
action against me formaliciouslibe. just
tell the public to withhold Judgment till
the trial is had.
Detectives Tuesday arrested William
Crump Tucker and John LightfOot, Jr.,
nephews of Judge Bev. II. Crump, OF the
State Corporation Commission, the war
rants alleging that the officers had infor-
nation leading them to believe that n
breach of the peace wascontemplated by
an attack on Major A. 5. Lanier, whose
resignation as a clerk was asked by the
commission. The gentlemen are lawyers
and stand well in the city and State.
They were bailed in the sum OF five hun
dred dollars for their appearance at
court tomorrow. Lanier charged that
Judge Crump has made untrue state
ments in connection with the matter,
and to this the two gentlemen arrested
-oday are said to have taken exception.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
ROJESTVENSKY
CAPTURED
HIS FLAGSHIP SUNK
TOGO REPORTS HAVING FOUND THREE AD
MIRAL on A TORPEDO BOAT
All Of the Russian Battleships are Out Of Action

Admiral Togo victory grows ln SIZE
he himself saving that he nearly ami
hilated" the second and third Russian
fleets
The flagship Kniaz Souvaroii, was
sunk and Admiral Rolestvensky, badly
wounded. took refuge ona torpedo boat
Admiral Togo reports capturing the tor
pedo boat with Admirals RorstvenskN,
Nchogatofi and NOlkersam ON board.
thus taking prisoners the three ranking
officers i'm the Russian combined fleet. In
addition there were 50 other Russians,
officers and men. ON the vessel
II is reported i'm Toxic that In addition
10 the vessels. including Admiral koest-
vensky'S flagship. already reported SUNK
four other Russian warships were sent
10 the bottom.
The captured Russian Battleships Orel.
Nicolai and Acknowledgement SenlaN IN
have arrived at Japanese Shipyards
The eight battlcships OF the Russian
Baltic fleet have been put ont Oi action,
six having been sunk and two captured.
Officers OF two Russian warships that
reached Nladivostok report having seen
two Japanese hattleships sink ana TWO
cruisers uf the same navy listing danger
ously.
There Is IN impression. even IN Toxic
that the japanese have been using sub
marine vessels. although il has not been
generally known that they possessed
any OF this type of vessel.
Captain Chagin. OF the Russian cruiser
Almaz. reports that he saw the flagship
Kniaz Souvaroff go down and witnessed
Admiral RojestvenSky's removal to "A
tOrpedo-boat destroyer
4 member of President Roosevelt :
Cabinet. in an interview. said: We are
now lace 10 face with the yellow peril.
referring To the Philippines. and used.
this argument in his advocacy oi "a
greater American navy.
While there l. no apparent movement
vet on foot. il l. believed 10y member oil
the Presidents official family that Rus.
STA. because of her physical and financial
condition. will be ionpd soon 10 she Tor
peace.
Many badly wounded Russian sailors
are landing from boats and wrckage ON
the Japanese coast.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
ORANGE
Notes. Personals, Etc.
Flat Run. Va. May 3Oth. 1908.

Flat Run. Va. May Both. 1900.
Mrs. W: ". Griner, little son and Miss
Virginia Coleman are guests OF Mrs. K.
W Payne. al Somerset
Mr. J.P Hancock. oi TWyiians visited
friends in thls vicinity Sunday ana Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashhy l.. Payne spent
Sunday with Mr.. Paync's parents. at
SOMERSET.
DR.. Eugene Willis. of West Nirgula.
spent Saturday aud sunday with his
parents at FoNncck
DR.. ". 4. Gordon has as his guest ln~
brother. Mr.. Tom Gordon, oi Washing
ton
Mr.. Eustace Gordon. oi Spotsylvanla
.C. H.. visited friends her, Sunday.
Mrs. Il. ". Payne aud Miss layiolcti"
PAYNE and Mrs Grcincr spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ashby l.. Payne.
Mr.. G. \. GOrion aud vile spent sun
day at Greenwood, the nome OF DR.. W.
\. Gordon.
Mr.. \. y. Spottswood spent sunday
mt SOMERSET. the home ui Mr.. y. y.
Payne.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin preached toa large
and attentive audience Sunday after
the sermon there was a roll call ANA
each member i'm answer to hl~ name
would shake hurds with the pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Payne. OF Whitney,
were guests oi MIR Paync's parents sun
day.
Hiss Lille Myers is visiting relatives
i'm Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dempsey. OF lle-
mum. were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ). w
Davis SUNDAY and Monday.
Mrs. J. ". Weakly has aS her guest her
sister. Miss Smith, of Culpepor
Mrs. .mo. \. Payne spent last N''N
with her son. Mr.. j. T. Payne. Jr' oil
WmireN.
Mr. Wade c. Payne, a student at the
University oi Virginia. will return home
Wednesday accompanied hy Mr. j. T.
Mavfeld. also student there Mr.
PAYNE will spend his vacation at h-
home. Somerset. and Mr.. Mayhrld VIII
return 10 his home in Texas. alter spend
ing some time with Mr. Payne.
Mr. Walter Wood. "a student oi iorN
Union Academy. has returned home '"i
the vacation. IlllA.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.
Wheat, $1.Oj to $1.10; corn, new,
4S 10 80; old, 80; meal, $3.50 to 81 30
per 100; oats, 40 to As; fowls Dive to
10; hens, live, 8 to 10; ducks, live,
0 to 10; spring chickens, 20 to % cents
per ID; lard, II to -; turkeys, live,
10 to II; eggs, IA to 10; butter, IL
to 25; bans, Ia to II; sweet potatoes,
zoe to soc; Irish potatoes. 35c to Ace
New York Early Rose potatoes, 20 to
zoe; Maine Houlton Early Rose, 90 to
81; beef 3 to 81; pork, 6 to 81; veal,
A to 5; lambs, $3.50 to $3.50; hides,
(green) 5 to 6; hides, dry, 8 to 10
sailed hides, z to 8; baled hay, $40 to
$13 per ton.
Leaf Sumac-55 to 60 per 100.-
Wool-Unwashed, 20 to 80; washed,
"a to So.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
POLITICAL

Gov. Montague will address the voters
Of Alexandria ia the opera house Satu-
day night. The members of the Monia.
que Club are arranging for a biz rally
lie will speak Monday. June =. az
Manassas.
On Thursday. June lst, Senator Mar
tin will 90 to Fincastc. and address
the voters of BOtetOurt. On Mon
dav. June 9TH. the senator will go
to Frederick county To address the voters
Tuesday. he will speak at Winchester
and on the 9TH in Warren county. On
Thursday he will appear at Leesburg nj
political address and ON Friday. the9th
ne will speak to hepeople OF Clarkecouu-
" mt Berryville.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
ORANGE NOTES

Mine Run. Va. May 30th. 1903.
Misses Matte and Katherine Biscoc. %
Granite Springs. went to Richmond Mon
dav 10 attend the closing exercises oi th'
Woman : College. They will hc accom-
panied home 10y their sister. Miss Lily
Biscoe. who has been student there.
Mrs. f.. r. Webb. who resides near tm'
place. has been very I'D. but DR. Critt'nd"n
her attending physician, says she Is NOW
getting along nicely.
Mr. Carl finder expects 10 attend ilh
closing exercises OF the Oak Park tcn1h
Institute next Thursday.
Mr.. &. X. Harris. formerly oil tins place
butnow OF Grcubricr. Wash. conlein.
plates going to Panama IN the near
future
Miss Myrtle Andrews. oi this place. l"it
Saturday to visit her mother intaroIiur-
She will attend the closing exercises o.,
the Bowling Grrn Female lu~tltulr.nnd
also spend some time with friends 300
Richmond
Corn is looking well. bat wheat is short
and the PROSPECTS Tor grass arr very
poor.
Sld Heart
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
STAFFORD
Popular as Summer ResOrt-PsrsOnaIS, Etc.
Stafford Co., "a. May 3Oth.

Stafford Co.. Va. May Both.
All who can afford the luxury are en-
loving driving and picnics The only
events OF importance for the near future
a. far ~ known now, will be the wed
dings of several couples and the festivities
attending theron. for June l. the month
of roses and brides.
There is muchplanning and figuring 10y
heads of households and hOusekecpelr
for the summer campaign rs To what
they will do and where they will 90
Stafford il very popular a. "A summer
resort. and visitors and hoarders
ALWAYS return the second summer from
the large cities. Perhaps these few hints
this morning may help To solve the
problem of some in fredericksburg who
are undecided where 10 spend thu sum
mer.
Miss Dorathea Lee. who is connected
with the Richmond COLLEGE Tor Young
ladies. will spend her vacation with her
parents at "Westwood.' near Wide
water.
Rev. John Moncure lie and daughter,
Miss Louise. of Richmond. will board
with Major John Mason Lee Tor tllesulii-
mer.
Miss Carrie Stribling j. the guest OF
Misses Waller. AT Clifton.
Mrs. Dawson. OF Wytheville. visited
Whitewater last week.
Miss Lila Waller Barrett. of AleNan-
dria. will be the guest OF Mrs. tobt. y.
Moncure this week
Mrs. Lucy Sneed will close her school
June 10th and leave for her home in Flu
wanna. Miss Snead is both 10y training
and experience a teacher. and We can
commend her and her school to all who
may have children 10 be- educated.
Mrs. Col. Waller will leave for Fauquier
in the near future to spend the summer
months with her son. Mr. ID. Mercer Wal
Ter.
Miss Pansy Lyon. OF Green Spring Val
ley. Md. will visit WaySide next month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
MEMORIAL 70 PHILIPS BROOKS

4 hiudsomC memorial tablet tr thc
mrmorvoi Phillips Brooks was presented
to the Episcopal Theological Seminary
OF Virginia by "a committee representing
the alumni aud undergraduates of llar-
ward University Wednesday. Exercises
appropriate to the occasion were CON
conducted by "a Rev Robert \ Gibson.
bishop uf the Diocese oi Nirginia.
The tablet, which r. ana artistic design
loo bronze. WAS erected near thr entrance
ui the chapel ln 20 prominent position.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
THE WISE COUNTY OUTRAGE

THE WISE COUNTY OUTRAGE
Ii the allegations of John W
Chalkley, with reference 10 the con
duet OF r. =. Barron, treasurer OF
Wise county. as published in the
Times-Dispatch OF the 21th instant,
are true. then Mr.. Barron should be
removed from office Mr. Barron
and his deputies are Republicans and
he and his deputy are charged with
deliberately absenting themselves
from the treasurer office on the 9th
day OF May, 1905. that being the
last day on which capitatiOn taxes
could be paid in order for an other
wise eligible voter to qualify himself
to vote at the coming primary and
general election. and after having
given assurance to more than one
person that they would be in the OF
flee on that day for the purpose OF
receiving capitation taxes. 1t Is
charged that the deputy treasurer
left Big Stone Gap on the morning OF
the 9th, taking the books contain
ing all the tax tickets with him. and
that the treasurer was in his office
only about fifteen minutes during
the day. We hope that an investi-
CATION of these charges will show Il
different state OF facts. but thesource
Cf information seems to be accurate,
and the matter should be sifted to
the bottom by the authorities.
There can be no justification or eX-
cuse for such conduct by the treasurer
OF any county, whether he be Demo-
crat or Republican, and thetreasurer
who is guilty OF such should be re-
moved at once. The people OF Wise
county have just cause Tor indig-
nation, and this should not be con-
fined 10 the Democrats.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
Courts will Be Called Upon to Decide COniro
yersy at LeeSbure.

The council OF L,c-hurg has applied o.
Iu,lr. Nicol. of the Circuit Court. for 20
maadamun to compel Sheriff Eueen"
Monroe to hold the election for mayor
and twelve counciimrn Tor lTesburg ON
June IL. The sheriff ON the advice OF
some OF the lawyers has posted notices
for the election To be- held on June +.
This difference Of opinion among menl-
beers OF the Lersburg bar arises OBJ OF
an apparent conflict i'm the law for city
and town elections. At Manassas. War
renton and other towns. the munrpal
elections are advertised for June l3. n-
stead of June Il.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
THE LAPANESENAYALNICTORY

THE JAPANESE NANALNlCTORl
1t has been officially announced rom
Tokyo that the great naval battle
in which the fleets OF Togo and Ro-
iestvensky engaged onSaturdayeven-
inc has resulted in an overwhelming
victory for the japanese admiral
and the practical humiliation OF the
Russian squadron. This was be-
yond question the most momcntouS
clash between the military forces en-
gagged in the far East. either on land
or sea. since the war began. Ii Is
one of the crucial battles OF the
world. and ON its result depended
ON the one hand the fate ot a nation.
on the other. the end OF Russian OPP
preston in the far East The God OF
Battles has saved the nation and
crushed the aggrcSSor. for there can
be little doubt that the end of the
war is now near at hand. There Is
nothing left for Russia to do hut sue
for peace and obtain fromamagnan-
imous foe the best terms she can. In
the interest OF humanity and peace
it is best that the victory has been
sweeping. If an indecisive engage
ment had been fought. and a major
ity of Russia : warships had escaped
to VladivOstOck. there would have
been enough encouragement III the
outcome to induce Russia continue
the war, but under present condil-
tions, with her armies driven from
pillar to post by successive defeats
without victory 10 her credit and
with three great fleets of warships
practically annihilated, she must bite
the dust of defeat and beg for mercy.
We believe that once, ut least, vie
tory has gone hand in hand with
right. and that the result in the far
East should Toe Il warning to all the
great nations of the world that sup
posed might does not make right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01

1t is really soul-provoking for
worthless dogs to kill all the lambs
on the farm, then commence on the
flock of sheep and go free. Andyet,
that is what they have done and are
doing in many parts of the State.
Farmers should have oil the protec-
ton possible in sheep raising. ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
VETERANS WHO CANNOT
WALK WILL RIDE

Gen. Stith Boiling, of Petersburg, has
received a letter from Gym. Bennett II.
Young stating that agfe, Confederate
veterans attending the Is. San OF Con
federate yeteransin LOUISE suppl month
who cannot walk in th4Ofice negill be
with carriages. Eburg, Va,
Renee Co IA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01

The MasOns of Cambridge, Mary
land, have one OF the Oldest Bibles in
this country. 1t has been in their
possession for more than hundred
years and experts who have exam
ined it say it was printed by Grafton
& Whitechurch, either i'll Hamburg.
Lubec or Paris in 1877. There are
but few copies of this edition; the
last one offered for sale, although
not well preserved, brought at auc-
ton 1000. This Bible antedates
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bible OF
Fredericksburg by 13l years. But
then. the Father of his Country
did not kiss the Cambridge Bible
when he was made Mason, as he
did the Fredericksburg Bible.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01

You always consider well before you
90 to doctor or lawyer, az to who is
the best. 1t is equally wise for you to
be guarded in selecting a reliable dealer
TO buy your watches. Norris, the jewel
err and optician, can give You the very
best references as to his reliability.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
BISHOP RANDOLPH SICK
Unable to Attend the Southern Virginia COnven
ton.

The thirteenth annual council Of thu
Diocese of Southern Virginia convened
Tuesday at Wythevile.
The council was called TO orderly Rev
W. 4. X. Goodwin the acting secretary
in the absence of Bishop A. NJ Randolph
who was detained at home on account
OF illness.
Rev. d. r. Tucker. d. d.. was elected
president OF the council, and W. T. r.
Goodwin, secretary The chairman. by
resolution, was directed to send "a tel"
gram of regret and sympathy t. the
Bishop ON account OF his absence ani in
disposition
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-06-01
Attention.! Attention

The heavy arrivals of Spring and
Summer Goods have h ca steadily
coming in since April LIST. We have
been compelled to seek warehouse
room to help hold the enormous sup
ply. Such heavy buying from first
hands for spot cash enables us TO
place before YOU the best lines OF
goods ever offered for the prices. To
attempt go tell you Of just one half
of what we h.v, would consume this
whole paper.