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j. A. Stinsop is at Lamar this
week.
Mrs. j. C. Allen is still on the
sick list.
Hugh Rinehart was in town
yesterday.
Go to Stewart G. Lamport for
information concerning your tax
titles.
Jesse II. Tanner WAS down
from his Clay creek ranch Mon
day evening.
Our school will close April 7th.
The preparation Of a program is
well under way.
A. 3. Allen went to Lamar
on the stage Tuesday and re-
turned yesterday.
S. E. Sauircs intended going
to Lamar Wednesday but was de-
tanned by the gentle rain.
G. j. Cornish was at the hotel
Tuesday night. He was having
school land lease bond ap,
proved.
J. j. Sommer, recently of Ston-
ington, has purchased farm in
Douglas county, Oregon, since
leaving Baca,
L. j. Guame spent Wednesday
in Villas vicinity and returned to
the ccdars yesterday accompanies
by Ed. Tufford.
Toy Denney went duck hunt
ing the other night but only saw
one ducl.. He is working for j.
O. yanOrsdol these days.
Forrest Gordon became of
school age tuesday. His raether
prepared a duck supper which
~css ra--t.ll..el. &C !y / few trieads.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17

]. 4. Oxenreider left for Mis-
souri, Monday. He chartered 2
car and took his mules, wagon,
plcw, and blacksmith tools with
him.
C. B. Waldren, G. +. Thomp-
son and w. A. Oaks stopped in
town Wednesday being en- route
to the cedars, on account of the
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Patterson arc
thinking of moving to Rocky
Ford this spring. George intends
coming home for q visit next
month.
The gentle April showers of
Wednesday made one think that
spring rains were at hand, but
yesterday was fair and much
pleasanter.
A. C. and T. N. Bruner
brought up two loads of hay from
the Cimarron Tuesday. They
were also breaking a span of
young mules.
No preaching service Sunday
on account of the people not turn
ing out, it being misty in the
forenoon. A good congregation
at Villas Sunday afternoon.
D. Miser, e. e. Alexander, w.
II. Denney and Oscar Patterson
went to Lamar this week leaving
Tuesday. The last named will
bring down hay for C. M. Gordon.
The Lamar road on its upper
half is very heavy. J. w. Gum
and Ed Tanner, who are freight
ing to the HIS ranch, passed
through this morning and were
almost three days on the return
trip.
Elmer McCollum, of Center
vile, Iowa, who has been work.
ing for his uncle, John Sparks,
of Corrizo, went through to La
mar Tuesday on his way home.
He thought it too lonesome a
country.
Miss Frances Dugger is the
only applicant for a teachers
certificate, taking the examina-
ton at the court house yesterday
and today. County Superinten-
dent Jones is conducting the ex-
animation.
Sheriff Mcfarland and Con-
stable Knox brought Howard
Moon over from Blaine Tuesday
and lodged him in the county jail
to serve out the costs S26.05, in
Justice Myers court. Moon
pied guilty to the charges against
him. Messrs. Greathouse and
Knox came clear and the cases a
gainst the two boys, Harlow AND
Williams, who are under 16 years
of age, will be tried in the county
court.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17

Mra. Mackey's dance last Fri
day night had sntH attendance
but q pleasant time is reported.
II. P. Florey writes that he
will be here this month to look
after his interests in Baca coun-
ty.
POVERTY FLAT.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17

All diseases start in the bowels.
Keep them open or you will be
sick. CASCARETS act like nat
ure. Keep liver and bowels active
without sickening gripping feel
ing. Six million people take and
recommend CASCARETS. Try
II Zoe box. All druggists.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17

When bilious try dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets and realize for once
how quickly first-class up-to-
date medicine will correct the
disorder. For cale by DR.. R. D.
Eo1,si.er c CO.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Estrayed

Estrayed, horses and cattle,
branded 81. Brand found on
left hip of cattle and left should
er of horses. Parties knowing
of same will please notify me by
mail at Konantz, Colorado, and
receive reward.
MRS. JAMES Fl. GREATHOUSE
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Teachers Examination.

The regular Teachers examination
will be held at the courthouse at SPRING
field, Thursday and Friday, March 18th
and 18th. Also, any one wishing to
take the Bar examination may do so on
above date.
N. G. JONES,
Co. Supt.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
LOCAL TINE TABLE
.oF TUE
(Lamar, Colorado.)
In Eject December 6, 1901.

East Bound PASSENGERS
no. 2-12:05 a. m. Stops at SYRIA
cuse. Garden City and Points
East
No. G--3;02 a. m. Stops at Holly,
Syracuse, Garden City and
Points East.
No. S-l2:l5 p. m. Stops at All
Points East.
Wksr BouSp PASSENGERS
NO. 1--2:35 E. M. Stops at An
Points West TO LA Junta and
South.
No. 5-I:lD a. N. La Iunta and
Local Points West
No. 7-5:25 a. N. La Jnnta and
Points West and South.
I4ocAl FRElGnr TRAINS.
No. S4--East Bound. 1915 p. m.
No So West Bound, 1000 a. m.
Noi,- California express LEGAL passenger
M is Denver express. steps on nag ht Las
Anima-. Carries free chnir ear AMI pnilnnns
No : is the Mexico and California express
and makes Denver connections.
No and M ! 'h;h carry Tourist and Pgllman
slecpcr.. No : CONNECTS At Ii! ! unta tor Pueblo
Colorado sprinrs and Denver.
Train +; runs to La Junta and will arcono
date passenger f"r intermediate points.
Noa Is through California cypress aud
poets at La .Iunta viii, = trnin fcom Denver.
Carries passengers through To Chicago without
change. Has Pullman aud Tourist slccp,Is.
Motifs Denver express, and runs through t"
Chicago without change. Carries free chair
ynr and Pullman siceIers.
No Sis local passenger and makes all stops car
rving chair ear and Pullman slecpers. !iunr
through to Chicago without change NJ ears.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheerful
~ answered. Descriptive literature, time tab
tes and :oldcrs by applying 10
G.. J. GARvIN, Agent,
Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
DIRECTIONS for seeding Durum
Method OF Seeing.
Continued from 1st page.)

All wheat under dry farming cordit-
ions should be seeded with a grain drill,
putting the wheat in the ground some
three or four inches below the surface
where sufficient moisture will be OBJ
tanned to give quick termination OF
seed. This develops the wheat beneath
the earth mulch and insWes rapid
growth from the start. Do not seed
broadcast. A press wheel or hoe drill
for seeding, under semi-arid conditions,
but even these are open to objections.
They are the best we have at the pres,
ent time. Drill openings eight inches
apart are preferable to those six inches
apart. After the wheat is up run ovel
the field with Hallock weeder to loos
en- the surface soil and maintain the
mulch which prevents rapid evaporation
of sell moisture. Use weeder in oppo
site direction to drill rows of wheat
If you have no weeder smooth harrow
the wheat ground with teeth slopine
back SO as not to tear out the growing
wheat. Harrow across and not witt
drill rows. Maintain surface cultiva
tion as loug as it can be done without
serious injury to wheat, breaking W
any crust that may form after showers
until wheat is eighteen or twenty inch
high.
amount OF Seed.
Sow from fifty to sixty pounds PEI
acre. When only thirty to forty-fv,
pounds per acre is used it gives thin
stand and weeds too frequently rob thu
soil of considerable amount of moist
ure. If seeded too heavily the whea
requires more moisture than you cal
store in the ground by dry farming
methods and it will therefore fire
burn
Time of Seeding.
This wheat is not easily injured by
frost and it should be seeded as soon il
the spring as weather conditions are al
all favorable. In eastern and western
Colorado, away from the mountains, i
should be seeded before rather thar
after April first. On the mountain
mesas we suggest that the wheat b.
drilled as soon Is the spring season vii
permit. The earlier seeded the soone
it will! mature. Early seeding of Durun
wheat in Nebraska has shown favor
able difference in the yield of thi
wheat.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Blaine Vicinity.

March Is, 1905,
Grass is beginning to get green
along the creeks now,
Rair last night and today in
this part of the country.
Jimmie Scott sold his saddle to
Owen Davis, SO we hear.
Several parties in this locality
are at the road for grain this
week.
L. L. Knox took Howard Moon
over to Springfield to the Jail yes
terday.
Cranky Hillyer, of Lamar, at
tended the trials at Blaine Friday
and Saturday.
Dayton Knox purchased jim
mie Scott's roundup bed for $40
so we are told.
Everett Bassett came in from
the cedars with wood for Wn.
Curtis Sunday.
Jimmie Scott left for Lamar a
few days ago. He expects to go
to Missouri soon.
August Blanchat and Ben Cad
dick, of Villas, attended the trials
at Blaine last week.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Advertising Rates.

Advertising Rates.
DIsrL AY-ffo ccrt- nar Inch. per c9lp'pn, each
month No prefcre'i position gigen.
H"siMEss LocALs-tt gents iipe sneh insertion.
f,NAL rkoor rSqTIck-l!pme',tea ,tead@ weeks, $3.50
:" !. I" timber rinip, ? $50
=" +" s:uae claim io veeks)Sio-
k,nSrssr NoT;ca s. 90
All ether ieyni printing subject to state rates
~ cent. per inch for iIrst insertion ~ cents for
each subscInent insertion, counting u lines
: the inch. ,,ouparcii mcaspEe.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Justice Court Doings.

Howard Moon was sent to Jail
and Masters Harlow and Will
liams were bound over to the
county court. L. L. Knox and
son Dayton, D. G. Greathouse
and Jimmie Scott were turned
loose.
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-17
Subscription Rates T:

One Year.: ,..::.--',ti.- .-.----'.'..-.'.' Si.a'
Six M0ntas .....-.',.,.. '.''.''' 90
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
WARRENT0N HORSE
SHOW A SUCCESS

About 1000 people attended the War
mnton Horse Show Thursday
j. W McComh'- hunter. Cobham. won
Lieut. GOV Willard handsome silver
cup and $50 IN priz' money.
In the ladies single harness class Mrs
Maxwell Nycth driving her peerless
Lady Marjorie, made a hit TIA" style
and appointments of her equlpag. were
complete and the blue ribbon soon iIui-
tered ON Lady Marjorie Bride midst 20
hail of applause Mrs. Guthric of New
Orleans. driving David Dunlop.- Soc Me-
Go. got the red
With "a snap Of whips and "a blast from
horns. the four-in-haudS rumbled over
the turf John D. IIooc drove ior Dun
lop. and Richard Walach lor CARRIER
Dunlop got the award.
Dunlop also won ia cla-- for pairs loo
harness
Mrs. Dorothy Henry Henderson won
in the jumping class Tor ndrs on High
links
David Ilawm Wycth', wheeler In the
sporting tandem did some marvellous
acting with his iDrrrg~ lie was thr
greatest strppcr In the harne-, ral~e.~
and general iavoritr Ills laI Nl~ 900
active jumper and tine team went ont
defeating Dunlop
Mrs. Blair Johnson won several prihs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
CITY COUNCIL
SESSION HELD FRIDAY TO ELECT
OFFICERS
THOSE CHOSEN FOR TIE DIFFERENT POSI-.
TlO,5, tTC.

The CITY Council met Friday morning
to elect officers. Every mrlIlrr WAS
present. and Col r. -. Cole presided
: t. Easthum WAS r.-rlrctrd clerk. sal
AIRY S12I DER YEAR \. T.. Rowe. collector
OF city taxes; T.. II. Randall. cliN survey
or: Samuel titzhugh clerk OF marh"t.
salary So; j. ". Bal. superintendent OF
aims house. salary Sl5O. Ii"tr Wcr
three candidates Tor city scay"uerr ln
Upper Ward Ennis r. Mills J. d. Pitts
and q. y. Williams Pitts received T.
votes and Williams >. Pitts was elected.
Citv -caveng.r Lower Ward. two candl-
dates-Rohrrt Carucal aud james Shell
ton. Shelton received all thr votes.
{. T. Gore WAS reelected policeman
with salary OF so per month. Oilloer
Cores health prevents him from dong
active duty.
The salaries of police officers were fixed
at so per month. and the following
elected. j If. Robinson and W. Il. Hall,
Lower Ward. and W. y Tansll aud I.
j. Mcdonnell, PIPER Ward.
t. MGrccu was elected superintendent
of Electric Light with salary at 5000.
The rules were suspended. and ON mo-
tiou of Mr.. Someryillc the Health Com
mittce WAS instructed 20 take steps, co
operating with the Mayor 10 improve
the sanitary condition oi boswell field.
MIR. w. II. MOrrIson chairman oi
lirht Committee. was instructed 10
execute contract with K. +. a T.. K. r.
for running 20 track into yards of the gas
works This will cost the city nothing
Adjourned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
Fertilizers, Feed and Hay
BOULWARE ( SON.
STATE BOAFlR OF TRADE

The third annual meeting OF the State
Board OF Trade opened Wednesday IA
Roanoke. President j. b. Primer. OF
Petersburg. presiding. He opened the
meeting with spiritual quotation from
Paul: BE diligent in business, ferYent
i'm spirit. serving the Lord.
Major Cutchin welcomed the delegates
and r. 5. Southgate, OF Norfolk, H.
spOnded.
Mr. Buxton. 81 Newport News, extend
ed an invitation 10 the board tO meet ~
Newport News in 1907, during tie
jamestown Exposition. A resolution
was adopted iavoring the meeting at
that place at that time. The members
were taken for "A drive over the city m
the afternoon.
Alright Hon. 4. c. BraxtOn made an
address ON the transportation question.
The State Board OF Trade in session AZ
Roanoke reelected all the officers. II. II.
sherry. Of Blackstone, was added 70 The
executive council. The council reelected
r. A. Dunlop, Of Richmond, secretary
and treasurer resolution was adopted
asking the cooperation OF all like bodies
Ina the South To bring about uniform
legislation touching the homestead ex
emptiOn law.
Eugene &. Massie spoke on the Torren
system and Lieut.. Shaw ON good county
roads.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND P0I0haC RAILROAD
Schedule N effect NAV 9Sth, 1908

Schedule n effect MAY 2Sth, 1903
LEAVE NoRTHwARp.
600 a. NJ. daily. Stops on signal
al OccoQuan Sundays only
s.32 AN. daily. Stopsat '.'l0dua.
1899 a. Nj. daily. Stol .u e-uai
at Iceland Brooke, alIia. w ide
Water. Ried, Quantico, t.-uy Hin,
FreestOne, Negley, Occoquan Lor
ton, Accotink. Franconia, Seminary
and Alexandria.
LAB 7. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Stops at Alexandria.
Gas y. NJ. daily. stop ON signal
at Brooke. Wide Water ,}'"Nt;eo,
aud Alexandria
$50 p M. deily. STOPS Ht Alex
andria. STOPS ON signal al OccoluaD
OF Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
80 4 Nj. daily except sunday
Richmond accommodation. Makes
G2l A. NJ. daily Atlantic Coast
time train. STOPS ON signal nc Wide
Water. summit. Guinea, Woot>ane.
Peuola. Ruthertlen, Taylor>vi.ie, aud
tf.eu Alien sundays only; a"d at
Alexandria. Brooke, Milford, boswell
ami Ashland daily.
9.4sA. n daily except sunday.
Make- ,ocs, stops OF signal
12.29 II. d daily. :. \. L. traiu
Stops GA >igual at lOrtou aui O.co-
guam SUNDAYS only, and daily
Alexandria, Qa.u;.co, Milford, Dos
well aud Ashland.
SIS '.. NJ. caiy At'anti, Coast
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

Among those mentioned az thr l,cpub-
Urau uomin.. for th- HOUSE of Delegates
from this city and Spot~ylvania county.
In opposition to Mr. a. r. swift. th"
Democratic nominee. are Me~-r-. +. f..
Morrison. of The county: g. D. Foster
oi this city. aud Wm. W Buzucr. whoi~
"a voter in tine county bout practices law
IN this city.
Mr.. Ab.alom Waller. of Spot~ylvania.
will probably boz nominatedior the state
Serate against Judge i. W. Sims. OF
Iuui~u
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
STUBS TO CONTEST
NOMINATION or SEARS

1t Is UNDERSTOOD that !. y Stuohs, H.
feated Tor the State Senate ia tie district
composed oil King AID Queen, MiddeseN,
Essex, GloVcester and Mathews counties,
will coutest the nominations vi J. Boyd
Sears on the ground oI Irregularities in
Essex and Mathews. II is claimed that
John j. Burke. treasurer OF Mathews,
was improperly an election official, that
he was partisan and that trading was
INDUCED in.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
NOTICE TO CAROLINE
CONFEDERATES

Confederate Veterans. who entitled
10. and drsirr CROSSES of Honor will
pleas send their names and post oilio,-
Ia Mr.. T.. X. Copmll. Clerk OF Caroline
county, Rowling Green Va, and be- will
register them in q book provided for this
purpose, - that application blanks. tu
be- filled out. may b. sent 20 each veteran
az once. by the corresponding secretary
of Bowling Green Chapter. Mrs leiprr
VI. Robinson The presentation of
Crosses OF IIonorWill made in October.
There arr two papers, ono for members
OF camps. and one FIR uon-mmhrr-.
Veterans will kindly state which paper
they wish
No rNI~ns'' ou part of veterans Bowl
iug Green Chapter bears b.
Very Respectfully.
Mary Campbell Robinson.
Cor SO. H. ~. e.. /. ID. e..
August Both. 1905
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
FORCED TO PAY LICENSES

LS.Wolf. of Richmond. and r. II, Ling.
oiChicago ap-utsoi the Internal lrycnur
service. after week, oi quiet work, have
compelled "a number of Winchester liquor
dealers to pay government Wholesale ana
retail liceu~t- and fines ranging rom $50
to 5000. for sending liquor and other
lntoNicauts to Front Royal and other
points iu Warren and adjoining counties.
Front Koyn. is % "dry' town. and VIM
chester dealers have hrcu reapiug % har-
vest t1r several years without paying
lrru~,~.
The revenue agents Aaye imposed pom
aIfi.~ amounting tu about $4,000.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
NOW IS THE TIME
Get Your IIair Natlrsss Renovated.

We thoroughly steam. clean and disin-
feet a.l hair before il j. remade, put 1t mp
30 strong new ticking and return them
tu you promptly
oar ruoyatiug department Is une Of
the best Zoo the South. and under the care
ola man long experienced n this work.
W. please others. we can please YOU.
Drop u- % card or call mp phone No p.
The Colonial Mattress Co.
n2l I--2m Errdnrlckshurg a.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
EXPENSES OF REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES

Thr Republican candidates are filing
attachments oi EXPENSES incident Ia their
nomination a. provided toy the Barks-
dale law. judge Lewis candidate for
Governor. AYERS that he did not spend a
singl. cent. nor does he know OF any one
spending a cent in his behalf.
William =. Kent. OF Wythevile, candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, puts his
expenses at SlO.which he says WAS spent
I'm attending the Roanoke convention.
". II. Eggborn, candidate for commits
-ioner of agriculture.expended the sum Of
so in railroad fare and hotel bills
attending the convention.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02

Mr. aad Mis-. 4 b. Bolts uad grand.
son. Master Jas. H. Botts Jr. will leave
Saturday for Roanoke. where they will
De- guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas. b Botts
Mrs. Il. =. Willis and children have re-
turned from Culpeper. where they spent
the summer with the family oi Prof. j..
VI. Harris. father of Mrs ".
Col +. L. Hunter. clerk oi court, ac-
companied 10y his cousin. Miss Mary
Tayloe. of "PoWhatan' King George.
spent Friday here
Miss Lou Robcrtson OF Montros-. was
guest of Miss Cora Muse Thursday.
Mr.. John ". Laioc, of Caroline. was
i'm the city Friday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
PEACE PROGRESS

The peace ENJOYS expect to have the
first draft ol the traty ready within a
week.
The ENJOYS will arrange ipr aR armis-
tice.
China threatens to riaru al iHdemity
fran I,lssia ior unlawful occupation Of
Manchuria, aud THU h regarded 10y the
ENJOYS as q disturbing factor
Under theRew AnglO-Japancse alliance
il is covenanted that British and Japa-
nese interests shall be protected, even II
the two contracting powers are only
threatened bya single hostile power, and
assures the maintenance OF the status
quo in the Far East
President Roosevelt received an ex-
trcInely cordial cablegram Of thanks
from Emperor Nicholas.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
BOSWELL FIELD
Niisfidi Ter improvements There Ordered
Sometime aeo-Pipes Will be Laid as Soon as
They Arrive.

An erroneous impression has been
mud that no action has been taken. az
ordered by tu- Council Tor increased
water iacili.ir, m boswell field. The
material for doing this work has all been
ordered and the bills Tor SANE have been
l,,eiyrd IN will take about thn,. weeks
for snid material to arrive AZ the fac
tories ara over run with orders and then
the pipe, viii be- laid as speedily az pos
sibr 1t il not tine quality of water but
the lack eft sufficient quantity that
with the hog pens AMI neglected. closets
is The CHIEF cau-r ot The typhoid. which
prevails There.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
POINTERS FOR JAMESTOWN
Officers to Visit Exposition at Portland.

Chairman e.. Brooks Johnson e. :.
sherwood. r. ). Southgatc aud T. l..
Cottrll. member, Of the board of COVER
uor~ of the Jamestown Exposition. and
Barton Myers auditor for the company.
Will leave Norfolk ou September lOfor the
Pacific Coast where they will attend the
Lewis aud Clark Exposition rs the guest
of it~ president II \ Goodr. They VIII
study the EKpO~ition = methods
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
HON. FRANK HUME

Among the prominent veterans who
attended the Moshy reunion was Hon.
Frank Hume. OF Alexandria county.
Mr.. Hume had been invited 90 make am
address. hut owing 10 the uncertainty OF
his being able 10 attend hr was NOT rs
signed a special place on the program.
tie. however. arrived late IN theday, but
the program was solong that Mr.. Hume
.l.L.I - LIZ nNnn-nI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
THE COMING FAIR
The Time Less Than
Four Weeks Off
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS ARE BEING MADE

Ppparatiou~ for the coming fair OF the
Il. \. A.. a NJ Society arr progressing
satisfactorily Tine grounds are IN fine
conditions and entries are already being
received in large numbers. The usual
number of stands and amusrmcuts ar"
engaging space The same acrouaut
who made such fine asccnsions last year
will be- here again with his balloon.
The prospects are that thr races Will
Dee we'll filled as many iu~t horses viii hr
here II is time To boz getting your rN-
hihits ready. send myuur entries iu the
secretary early.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
TO START CAMPAIGN EARLY


The democrats Will begin thc,ampaisn
about the middle oi September This
early start j. necessary hvau~. of the
aggressive action oi the Republicans,
who arr already at work and who pur-
pose 10 literally flood the State with
speakers. Some OF national reputation
will b. imported.
Tie Republicans romaking their main
appeal 10 the people on the question oi
education. They amadyocating furnish
Ing free books to all the pupils State
Chairman Elly-On il about 10 call ON %
number OF speakers Among those
who viii take the stump Will bee senator
Martin GOV. Montague and the other
candidates in the recent primary.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
CHURCH LAWN PARTY IN CAROLINE

The Ladies AID Society oiIoahehurrh.
Lent. Va. will give a lawn iete on The
church grounds Saturday. September 9.
1903. beginning at , p. 90. There vii.
be- sandwiches refreshments and fancy
articles for sale Dr. Quar.rs oi ASH
land. will lecture in the evening begin
ninp at 7.3O O'Clock. admission for
adults. -: children. l3c. The public
invited
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
FARM FOR SALE.

A nice farm containing 22l acres, ten
miles west OF this city, near the old Plank
road. lt has IA nice dwelling OF nine
rooms. new barn aud other improve
ments. 100 acres are cleared anu IN A
No. condition; III acres are well wood
ed. For terms apply 10 Ii. |. Oswald, X.
+. ID. No. l, fredericksburg, Va l5alm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-09-02
COLLECTOR OF PORT AT NORFOLK

Col. Vim. Lamb will be urged into poll
ties again by his friends for the purposs,
Of securing the relationship OF the P.rt
at Norfolk for him. lie i restored To
health, but not to ,arsdne. lie was n
gallant Come .,erate 6hlcerand President
Roosevelt has been asked to put his
Name on tile list.