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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-20
BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ExEeS HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Street 10 minutes carrier except MD
night train leaves Il so P n
w Liberty street 100 m ExcepfSon- S11e-~
n Daily. D1ners
20 20 noon
Daily buoec-l
.rr,-,J T;v,s4a6. IA . m Daily Pullman
Diner
~ 0 Daily. B1net-
night Daily SeSpsFS~
ENDfD TRAIN SERVICE
-uPoTSH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
~ C5-v lest Liberty 81
1~Sioe.o Ptttsb1,rg Slsspsr SO n 1Z15
Chfcago Columbus, Diner II 50 an Il mn
Pittsburz Cleveland, LinIted---s 500 pm eS pm
aPittsbufs limited BUFFET. $50 pIa 100 pm
CINCINNATI St Louis Sleeper. II 80 pm lbs At
cincinnati. St Louis. B!ner----. $50 an 1929 an
11f5le. 1sT Psi 4S4 Broadway. ASeor Housz
lbs Greenwich ST q Union Square ". se1 Grsze ST.
= S49 Futon St. Brooklyn. I'D St and Lb@r-y 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-20

f5rl1 ootn
TRI-sT FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
AA'N'- TIFTCATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-20
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
ILROAD
STATIONS eoo+ ~ west Twenty third Street and
Desbrosses and Cortland streets cts cort1a,st
streets IS s n1 5e 1ateT than that given below for
Twenty-third Street station
FOR THE WEST
'Ie55 A. NJ ST LoUIs LIMITED. For Cincinnati
1855 A NJ THE IRo p PsENNNsYLvAHIA LrSf1TED.-2s
'155 NJ cR fH141 @ CINCINNATI AND ST
.s55PM pE H2T5S ExPHhSS SPECIAL Is hour.
sH sSHli 1885 l zNB ssESersnArr EXP
a. 555 n PACIFIC EXPRESS ----- wv,
9S5 r NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
IS SIS. .s2S +965 sIo55 II p. II So 10
925 m, IZI6 night sunday s35. 's- Is 'l055 a,
- 80 5.325, Congressional Limited j. 30
SOUTHERN RATLWAY-.Ia55. '525 -42s p n. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST 11lE-.e2 5 a m. and Is p. n.
sEABoARD AIR IINE-1225 p and 1910 a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'a25 ?. n
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY--755 a m week
FOB 3LD PoJST COMFORT and NoFFoLk-7'' a m
Atlantic cITY.-955 a N. and 255 weekdays
cape MAY.-1255 p m. weekdays .-.A
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK Ocean Grove) CSoEth
As6ury Park sundays, and Point Pleasant . g
m 2 . Saturdays only except Long BranGn * 81
tI25o Saturdays only except Long Branch1 -.
% except Long Branch) C455 except Saturdays sx-
cept Long Branch), ass and 655 P. m WeeA-eA''-
sundays, S25 s % I05 a n. and 80 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos % 'T55 SIS. s55. 50 % '955 .t1os5 'lo g g
AZ = 45S t4 s. for North Phii9dePh5is gniy;
only 1210 night weekdays sundays % g q
'!55. SIS '925, 955 +f1055 'Io55 a M L. =.
~1255. 80 25 55. (~+4 IS for North P9la-
dephia only 55 $3.50 755 Is. 925 c955 for North
Philadelphia only u 10 night
FDinng Car fExtra-faTe train
Ticket Offices. Nos 461 1854 and 50 Broadway 1nA
Avenue below 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue (eorneE so
ST.; Aston House. and stations named aooye Brooh-
lyn 342 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Srset $50 BroadW1y'
and Pennsylvania Station The New YORK ILSns-
fer Company will call and check baggage IruH1
hotels and residences through 10 destination -
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Ra1oA0 IN
Service.
General Msna-ar Pass.r Trzf1c Manager.
GEO W BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-20

Receipts Of breadstuffs at inter-
Iast three ciphers (Oo01 omitted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
RESOLUTIONS

Of loving appreciation of Ladies h"-
mortal A-socmtion of Fredericksburg. on
the death oi General Fitzmgh Ire.
Whereas. II has pleased Am all wis"
Providence To remove the knightly sol
dier and noble Christian gentleman. Gen.
Fitzhugh I>c. from the scene OF earthly
conflict to heavenly pward, therefore.
be- il.
Resolved. lst. That We. the ladies OF
the Memorial Association. wouldeNprcSs
our ~enS,. oi the deep loss iclt 10y Virginia
and AN the people oi the South in the
death of this gallant commander. who
ever bore without reproach the name oi
L,r. aud kept the lamp oichiyalry alight
i'm the hearts of Southern people our
general has gone forward. and while
our hearts ara heavy with the weight oi
our great loss. We would bow IN suhmis-
sion to the will of Him who doeth all
things Well
2nd. We would extend our heartfelt
sympathy 10 the bereaved widow and
children OF our great leader and com
mend them TO the love and care oi the
God Of the widow and the iatherless.
Mrs. J. Horace Lacy.
Mrs. Lacy Is the oldest and most hon
ored. active member of the association,
one oi its original founders and first vice
president in 1866. and at whose home
the meetings ar, still held.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
FREE LITERATURE FOR FARMERS

Several bulletins have recently been
issued 10y the Experiment Station and
will be distributed irtv al cost To all
farmers in the State WhOapply Tor them.
One OF these bulletins deals with Apple
Production in Virginia. The center of
the apple INDUSTRY il in the Valley, next
comes Piedmont and then middle Nir-
einia. The smallest number Oi apples
are naturally produced in the TideWater
region. The report shows that the apple
crop of 1901 amounted to a2l .4SS
barrels, Of which the Valley furnished
260. .j91 barrels,
Another publication treats at "EXprl-
ments with Caustic Soda aud SOme Pat
ent Washes Against the san Jose Scale
This is a very impurtant publication he-
cause it shows how the most dreaded
pest Of the orhardist may he successfully
held in check. II is interesting To know
that the lime.sulphur wash proved more
effective than any Of the so-called patent
washes, and il can be- manufactured at
home at "A much smaller cost than any
OF the others
The fourth publication treats OF spray
ing with Kerosene emulsion for the de-
structiun OF the Horn Fly. At certain
seasons Of the year these pests come IN
very large numbers. aud prove most an
moving TO beef and dairy cattle. The
method outlined in the bulletin for the
destruction Of the horn fly is cOmpara-
tivelv simple and easy Of adoption on
stock farms, and it proved very elective
in experiments made last summer AT the
Station,
Andrew NJ. Soule, Director,
Rlacksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
COLORED MEN EULOGIzE GEN. LEE

4 lew days ago Hooker Washington
at Hampton paid "a high tribute to Gen.
lte.
The colorcd weekly papers have printed
columns OF editorial matter aud local
stories eulogizing the dead General ami
colored Baptist preachers ot Richmond
took suitable acaon at their conference
regarding Lee death,
W. Ii. Raylor, a prominent colored cit
izen of fredericksburg, has requested us
To publish the following tribute irOm
him General Fitzhugh lee Is dead. The
river of another great life has reached the
sea. feel that would be unjust tony
self and my race should iail To express
in some manner my appreciation oi this
great and generous man. Gen. lee was
true to his friends, hrm as the earth
which holds his precious dust. To him
there were hut two paths-right and
wrong. lie Travelled in the right path,
and earned the grateful homage OF u
race. This alone puts wreath Oi glory
ON his grave, IIe lived and labored for
his felluwmen, icarlessly. faithful unto
death, Above his silent clay pay tins
tribute to his memory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09

FREDERICKSBURG DEEDS
List of Those Recorded Since April Court.

List oi all writings admitted 10 record
200 DO, thIk office of the Corporation
court ui fredericksburg during and since
thr April term
llrury Williams tp ". ). Lowe. hous''.
etc.. ou Main street
H. Nimor- Cox to Thomas l.. Rodgers.
lot. rtc.. on Princess Anne -tn,t.
Iho~ L. Rodgers 10 Alvin I. EmhWy,
trustee for Mrs :. \. Elns. hot etc. To-
~vun 500
Tho~ l. Rodgers 10 Mayor ana Com
moualty oi Fn,dericksburg lot, etc, ON
Frederick and Charles -tprts.
VI B Rowe to \. J.. Rowe. lot ON
Washington ayrnuc.
solomon " ills aud AL 10 Mayor and
Commoualty of fredericksburg. lot. etc,
ou Frederick sinst.
Rry James t. Brown to VIM d. Car
ter. trustee of VI. n VI. Z. h. Il l.. Arso-
cltiou housc etc.. ou Sophia -tnrt, To
-rurr 5000
Maurice Ilir~h to W u. Carter trustee
.ol VI a VI. T. H. n L. Association. house.
.,tc.. uu Main and Lewis str,'t-. to So
.,un. -. 600.
%. " Armstrong To- solomon Willis
aul ais. lot. etc.. un Franklin street.
81 Geo. H. Fitzhugh and +. W. Cole
man. commissioners. Ia K. Wyatt and
John H. Mills one hall inten'st IN Hay
don Hall on Charlotte street.
K Emmett Smith to Alvin !. Embny.
trustee for Mrs. Bette r. Crismoud.
hou~,. ETC.. un Princess Anne and Fpder-
i,h streets. to secure : 100.
Mary 4. Mills and al. heirs Of j. W.
Mills. to T.. ". Mills. lot etc, Hazard :
Wharf
ST. Gcorp. Il. Fitzmgh trustee. and
\hiu r. Embny. commissioner. To
R. +. a T. L. H.. releases old brick yard
.of Il acn.- from d,,d of trust.
Anhuta !. Brown To VI. g. Willis.
TRUSTEE, ior q. T.. Willis. upright piano
and stool and Columbia bicyclr. 10 49,
.,un. SIi.
T. Il. Colr to ". +. Jones. One half in
t.r.-t boo lpt-. rtc.. Nos. G 9. 10, ] and
l3 200 block 2G. and ". T. Jones Ia l.. D..
Cot. lpt No. = BOO block 2G.
SimhC G. Smith to solomon e.. Willis
auI Others lpt. etc.. ou Frederick aud
Prince. Edward -tp~t-
solomon Willis and AL to ". ID Carter
trustee OF VI \ VI. T. B a l.. AsSo,'ia
uou. lot. etc.. un Frederick and Prime
Edward ,tnat-. tu ~yur- 5000.
A. r EmhnY aud t. W Coleman,
commissioners. to Mr.. Sarah e. Smith,
Dot. etc.. on Prince Edward stprt.
Mr-. Sarah g. Smith To Alvin l. Em-
hn.N. trustee. lot. ETC. on Prime Ed
ward street. to r,cun. $500.
r. II. l.. Chichester. special commir-
-iou-r. tu ". l.. Watson lot. etc.. on
Turnpike
Wm T.. Mack to T.. y. Cole. lot, ETC..
ou Douglas ~tnst
A. r. Embry and +. W coleman
special commissioner. to Mrs. Annie J..
Armstrong. lot. etc.. ON Frederick street.
B. Goldsmith 10 T.. ID. Cole. lot etc.
uu ls-' avenue.
j. T.. Brown to B. =. Willis power
iui attorney.
shepherd Brown. trustee. to \. W.
Emhp.y. lot. rtc. ON Winchester street.
B. l.. Melton to j. g. Harrison. lot,
'.tc.. uu Princess Anne Stn-'t.
j. e.. Harrison 10 Alvin 7. Embney.
trustee for Edna Fitzhugh. lot. etc. ON
Princess Anne street. 90 ~''curr $50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
PUBLIC NOTICE
Of
Special Election
ON
23rd MAY, 1905.

Whereas the Common Council of
the City OF Fredericksburg has adopt
ed an ordinance which has been ap-
proved by the Mayor, 10 issue SNORT
term bonds of the city 10 the amount
of S25, 900 for the renewal of the tlty
(ias Works and the repair and IN
provemeot of the City Water Works
aud has ordained that "a special eiec-
tion be held in order 10 submit sald
ordinance TO the vote II the quallhed
voters OF the city,
Ii is ordered by the Common Conn
ell of the City of Fredericksburg that
the Sergeant OF this city and the
Judges OF Election shall Oh the 23rd
OF MAY, 1905. open a poll at the two
voting precincts in the Corporation
OF Fredericksburg and take the sense
of the qualified voters OF the city oi
Fredericksburg, whether said oril
nance authorizing the issuance OF said
bonds shall be approved.
The ballots shall bear printed
thereon:
For Bond Issue.
Against Bond Issue.
And another ballot shall bear print
ed thereon:
For the Sale of Electric Lighting
Plant and Water Power.
Against Sale OF Electric Lighting
Plaut and Water Power.
And il is further ordered 10y the
Council that the Commissioners Of
Election shall report to the Council
the result Of said election and OF said
votes east touching the foregoing
matters.
The Sergeant shall post notice OF
said election at each voting precinct
at least 20 days before said election.
aud shall publish said notice twice a
week for two weeks in the city news
papers.
Adopted April 20, 1905.
\ Copy.
s. r.. EASTBU RN. G erh.
j. CONWAY, CHIChESTER.
my2-tw City Sergeant.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
PROSPERITY AND RAILROADS
Secretary Merton Praises Work Of Locomotive In
Developing The Country.

Theiollowiug j. sanabstract OF Secretary
Morton = sp.cch. delivered Wednesday al
the opening oi the Railroad Alliance
Exhibit IN Washington.
The story oi the transportation pi this
country and of the heimproyrmcnt Oi trans
purtauon facilities j. the history al Amrrl-
can progress. II Is no rNHggrrhtlon To
say that the prominent commercial posi-
tion ul thrl nlted States ~ the world to-
day iS chiefly On account ui It's low ruil-
road rates
II has b,.n estimated that whrrr one
dollar has bern invested ln railroads in
thrl nitcd States the yalurOi agricultural
property has isrn Increased ten dollars.
The steel rail and the steam engine. with
all the other railway appliances. have
been pioneers in thu Development OF this
country Many unknown sections have
b,-n pruSpetcd with "a locomotive.
The story of American railroads nrad~
like "A fairy tar Then. an. mrn living
today IN thu nltrd States " honrr older
than any railroad. Lord Bacon truly sand
Their. an. thn-. things which make q
nation grpnt-lcrtiIr fields. busy shops
ana liif fdNf 'iliNfh hH'' VT N'H 'ii'
goods from place to place.
We know that "a gnat many of the
most remarkable men of the last century
have de-n identified with the progress
that has bccn made in tunspOrtation.a and
the names of such public henriactor- ~
Stephenson. inventor OF the locomotive.
Be-selnrr. who conceived the steel rail.
Morse .whOinvented elrgraphy.Pullman.
who made travel by night nom pn'ieru-
hlr than hy day and Westinghouse who
ha- increased ihe safety ~ we'll a. the
-Is,.d of the travrlcr. will always appear
~ prominent among tho~r who have
done much for the world BOO bringing
about improved conditions
FREIGHT RATES LOW.
The railroad inight rates iu the United
States are low No othcrcountrA has any
such cheap cnrrlap. of goods The wag'~
paid hy American railroads To- their
employees approximate at least iiity per
cent. more than the wages paid to rail
road men iu other countries.
While. iu -eu~... railroad tnnSpprta-
tiun j. a natural monopoly. 100 broader
-,,nS.' IL H. all competitive. Market com
PETITION prevails everywhere, and Is al-
WAYS controlling notwithstanding
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
HORSE SHOW
Meeting Of Directors Held.

4 meeting Of the Board OF Directors oi
the Horse Show As~Ociation was held
Friday with good attendance, {. IL.
llurkamp presiding; Clarance r. How
ard secretary.
The premium list aggregating - $50,
with prizes and purses. with five cups
valued at Sl2J. was adopted. The prize
list includes number of running races
for each of the two days.
Capt. Rowe reported AZ to certain i'm
prnyrmcnts 10 the grounds and stalls.
Mr.. Garter read communication from
parties asking for a race OF One-hali mile,
for half bred horses owned in SpOtsyl-
vania. stafford King George and Caro-
line counties. After considerable discus
sion. it was decided to add this race To
the list
President Hurkamp announced the fol-
lowing committee ON ball: Carance Il.
Howard. Capt. VI. b. Rowe, C.. {. Row
lrtt.
4 number Of other subjects OF interest
Vcr. discussed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
KING GEORGE DEEDS RECORDED

The following is "a list oi deeds recorded
In the Clerk office ol the Circuit Court
oi King George county -ince the March
term.
Isaac Henderson and wife to Marcr9~
GrgshN deed lor land.
K. y. Carver to ". A. Car rr. deed ior
iur hand
Iachariah Gaincy and wife 10 g. W.
Tpnnet. trustee. dc,d ior land.
\. j. McCarty aud Wif to VIM T.
stephens. deed ior land.
William Pryor and vile to Lewis A.
Ashton. trustee. decd oi trust.
Charles II PrYton to John BFitzhugh
bin of sale
Chapman Price aud wife. &c.. to Mary
+. Mckruucy and husband. Partition of
land.
Chapman Price and wife To VA Rose.
trustcr drrd of trust
Robert f. Stanton and Others 10
Willium Montgomery. Jr, deed oi rr-
lrase.
WIZ Montgomery. Jr. and wife toJolu
Philip and .lncoh H. Phiifrr deed Tor
hand.
Peter Williams and vile tn W ".
Brown. trustee. dc-.d ui trust
Is. G.. Grymc- Ia Rosa l.. Bumbny decd
for hand.
Rosa l.. Bumbny 10 q. ". Trunent
trustee. decd of trust
Georyc Brown and wife and Others 10
Betsy Brown and others partition oi
land
Norfolk Brown and wife 10 G.. W Ten
nent. trustee. dccd of trust
Geo " Smith and wife to Z. Walter
Purk~. trustee. de'd ui trust
John f. Wclch and vile to q. ". Ten
urut. trustee. deed ui trust
Ann VI. Carver to Ernest L. Purkins
deed for land
Robert l.. Robb and wife to ". "
Brown. tru~t.,.. d,r'd of trust
Bniamin e. GrNm.~ " Mm II. SUIT
tie. liz prudrn-
;. \. Ratclii to Ida T. Ratcliii trustee
l,..d of trust
Caroline II. Cralle and j. D. Cmllr. her
husband. tn r. e. GNmr-, Martha &.
Meade and Gro. & Meade, her husband.
an agreement
Caroline II. Cralc and j. b. Crallr hcr
husband. Ia B. E.. Grymr~, Martha g..
Meade and Goo E Meade. her husband.
d'r'd Tor Partition of land.
John Beverley tn LeWi- \. Ashton,
trustee deed OF trust
R.JWa-hiugton. n.truStrc.toTt. Payne.
Diced for land.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured

bv local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There il only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inGamed con
dition OF the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is in
famed you have rumbhng sound orim-
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored toitsnormalcondition,
hearing will he destroyed forever; nine
cases out oi ten are caused by Catarrh,
which il nothing but an inhamed cOndl-
tion OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for
anv case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
VIRGINIA NEWS

MeS~r~. Jas l.. Taiaferro and l.. d.
Ba-ye an' candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the HOUSE 81 Delegates
ln 'ilouo'~tor county
Mr. WILL iulerton and Miss Yam e..
TiIlagr. both of Gloucester Point. will b.
married at Bethany chuph near that
place June lthat G p. 300.
Col b. L. Farinholt of West Point.
comr~ forward with Wis. -ugp~tiou.
to the effect that the defeated caudidat"
for the L. :. Senatorial nomination.
whether hr Boz GOV. Moutagr or Srua
tor Martin bc made President oi the
jamestown Exposition Co. to ~uccrcd
the nmcnud Fitzhugh Iec-South-
side Sentinel
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Rafting Forbidden.

Mayor Buxton. OF Newport News, has
announced that hereafter no rafiies
would boz permitted al fairs and 5azaars
held IN that city.
The statement Of the mayor was
shown to Rev. T.. T. Wexford, who had
brought the matter 10 the attention OF
tho mayor and asked him 10 act. He
stated that hr had never al any time de-
sired the prosecution of any one, but
that his only dc-ir. was 10 have gam
bling stopped in the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Three Conventions In One,

Three State Press Associations-North
Carolina, South Carolina and Nlrginla-
will hold their annual meetings at Ashe-
vile. n. G.. on the 4th of July next.
About that time the mint will be in its
most luxuriant foliage and fragrance,
and whatever the Press ofNorth Carolina
NAV say to the Press OF South Carolina
the Press of Virginia may be depended on
to notwithstanding Index-Appeal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09

When Their, j. nn epidemic oi germ
disease. and most discn~r~ are caused by
germs. il il the person with "a weak
stomach who surWuhs first
lfyou suffer WithpaiuSor distress after
eating. headache. lrlchiug OF gases. ~our
food. a bad taste in the month. dizziness.
mains in the heart. spccks before thrryes.
and "a general feeling OF dcspondency and
weakness. YOU should get we'll at once
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
HOW TO AVOID GERM DISEASES
Sendthnn tho StOmach and ndesnn and You viii Keen Well

bv STRENGTHENING the stomach with Nj
o-na. Just one small tablet ont oi %
fifty cent box hcion eating. and Four
digestive system will becomc so strong
that you viii bee tine embodiment oigood
health and spirits. aud need lear nogcrm
Diseases
Ask X. y. Goolnck to show You the
guarantee nndcr which be- sells Ml-o-na;
IT costs nothing unless itcures. m2-lG
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
RanaSSaS 3 Cents a bunch,

4 banana war has been ON IN haltl-
more between the United Fruit Company
and the Atlantic Fruit Company. They
are competing to see which can bring
the greatest amount OF the irult to that
market. and as a result the prices have
been depressed to acents n bunch, bought
at the steamer. This il the lowest figure
for banassas ever reached in Baltimore,
although there have been occasions when
they were given away because too ripe
for transportation or retailing. Elght
steamers arrived for the week ending
Friday, bringing 165, 1913 punches. This
exceeds the previous weeks receipts
142 66S punches.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Strictly Genuine.

Most OF the patent medicine testimo-
niais an. probably genuine The follow
mg noticr recently appeared IN the Atchi-
son tkanJ Globe: Joe Tack. we'll
known engineer. running on the Mis-
sOnri Pacific between Witchia aud
Kiowa, lately appeared ina big one,
with picture. and when be- was IN this
office today. We asked him about it, iIe
says he had terrific pains in his stomach.
and thought he had cancer Ills drug
gi-t recommended k0dol and he SAYS il
cured him. lie recommended it toothers.
who were also cured. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what You eat and cures all
stomach trouhes. Sold by Goolrick :
Modern Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
There is a Difference.

The difference between kennedy's Lax
atiyc HOuey and Tar and all other
Cough Syrups is that it moves the bow-
els, TINS eXpelling a cold from the syS-
tenn. This mlaXes the nerye-tissueS and
by it, healing effect ON the throat and
lungs the cough is relrved-cured entire
ly. Kennedy : i the original Laxative
Honey and Tar and contains no Opiates.
Good alike ior young or old. Tastes
good Sold 10y Goodrich = Modern Phar-
macy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should be-
careful at this season of the year Hot
weather and bad drinking water contri-
butte to the conditions which make Piles
more painful and dangerous. DeNitt's
Witch Hazel Salye stops the pain. draws
out the soreness and cures. Get the gen
uinc. bearing the name ot +. g. Dewitt
A Co. Guolrick's Modern Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
Roll Of Honor.

School No. q. Courtland district, Spot
svlyania county, month ending April 2l.
Number ON roll, -; average attendance,
-:
Levirt Graves, Minnie McCalister, He's
ter NJ Dempsey. Mabel Chestnut, Ollie
McCalli-ter' Charles Andrews, BARTON
Durrette. Elizabeth Riley, Milla Chest
mutt. Thomas Robinson, Ollie Pritchett,
Forest Graves, Robert KnightOn, Ray
mond Knighton, Edward McCalley, Lin
wood McCalley. Wallace Robinson,
Sallr Chestnut Mary Andrews,
Miss Mary Byrd Gayle,
Tencher
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09
REV. j. {. BROWN C0L0RED, IN
OHIO
He is Under Treatment for Temporary Insanity,

4 letter reeeived here from j. ;. SeS-
soms. a notary public oi Rendvllle, Ohio.
states that Rev. j. l., Rrown, colored,
who leit here suddenly "a few weeks ago
without any explanation 0ihis action, Is
under his treatment ior temporary in
sanity.
The writer states that his patient is
improving, but that he is lar from N well
man, and that he will be cared for by the
several fraternal societies there until he
il hptter
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-09

Commencing at 10 O'Clock, the following
property:
Five Horses, 6 Hogs. , Cows, 13
Sheep and l3 Young Cattle, Farm
ing Implements and Utensils. Plows,
Cutiyators. One Mower, One Reaper
and Binder. One Horse-rake, Two
Horse Wagon, One Log Truck, Har-
rows and Plows. one Buggy Cultiva-
tor and all other personal property
conveyed in said deed. An inspection
and examination Of this property IL
requested TERMS: Liberal and will
be- made known on day OF sale.