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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15
ELKS' LABOR OF LOVE.
Committee Wish Cards Returned
bv Next Monday.

Richmond Lodge of Eiks is preparing
for its annual Offering TO the needy OF
the city. ana the committed having
charge Of the work wishes the cards
distributed among the members upon
which 10 Indicate needy ones 10 be re-
turned either TO the committee or TO
the Elks' Home Dy Monday.
The member of the committee are
Mcssrs. Frank =. Anthony. Alien Stokes
and Julian NJ. BossieuX. The Elks do "a
great deal of work in this line. but the
lodge always sends around many baskets
OF good things and provisions to the
poor on Christmas Eve. One Of the
beauties of their work is that many Of
the gifts go without the previous knowl-
edge OF tho recipient. Cards are dis
tributod and on these tho members indi-
cate who thcy dssire helped.
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by purchasing your Christ
mas requisites early.
It's soothing to sit back
comfortably, while the
other fellow is having his
pet corn stepped on or
feeling the point Of an
elbow in his fifth rib.
Besides, self interest
dictates that one should
buy when stocks are
ripest and most diver
sifed.
Give useful things
things to wear. These are
daily companions, not mo-
mentsry toys.
We have the latest me-
tropolitan styles in Sack
Suits, English Walking
Suits, Full Dress Suits,
Tuxedo Suits and Over
coats, but our Furnishings
from head TO heel are
every bit as fresh, coru-
plete and varied.
~
Whether you spend ono
dollar or one hundred, It
Will 60 farthest here.
o. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15

WOMEN'S ALL-SILK UMBRELLAS.
with sterling silver. gold. gunmctai and box
wood handles-an ideal Christmas gift, S2oS.
$3.os, $500 and sos.
The prices VARYING with the style of the
handles.
WOMENS UMBRELLAS Of the best
quality Laventine silk, with long, heavy han
dies of sterling silver. Finest etching ON these
handles. Without doubt The SWEETEST I'm
brcilas in Richmond at $3.50. SI2 and $3.50.
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WOmen's New NeCkWea1
Thousands of Christmas Presents Here.

~ T|NTI - INC ITIN v
Among the new things that III
Tourist R%uchlng, six yards to q box.
2fo a box.
Neck Ruchings. in various patterns.
each % different. six pieces in a
box. which is decorated in Christmas
coiorings. 25c and sec q box.
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Aroused Much Talk.

- an
u police c.f.l.s yesterday the change e
were tho chief topic OF conversation. Not
al pIlcer on Tho force could restrain liu-
SELF from talking Of The decision of tta
commissioner. Captains W. Wullo.-
ana T. T. ill., did not mako statements
REGARDING t..lr retirement as CAPTAINS
alt their appointment as sorgoints. They
-ad, presumably. anticipated such action.
Captain Nllrock viii take the place
az Sergeant John HAN. former detective
but OF recent years desk sergeant. and
who is rotrti ou half pay. captain H..
j. Hulce WILD Doc tho desk sergeant 1T the
second Police station. Iie succeeded
Acting Serge nt ~. p. German. who now
goes ON the street as q patrolmau.
officer Iiadaon Amos. who was pro-
NOTED from t.e ranks to tre position OF
sergeant, succeeds Sergeant Forrest
Bailey. who IS now with tho detective
department Sergeant Frank Kraft viii
take tie place vacated by SorgcsI, w. 3.
blf1oot, Who is made captain.
Five new officers were elected. one
takes The place of the new officer. Nor
gan, who resigned, and another lIe the
vacancy cau-eI by tho resignation of .n-
other new officer. whose name is Parker
Ihe other three men filled the Vacancies
caused ty t. retiring az Screeiuts Han
and Harris and patrolman Burnett.
Those Who Retire.
Tho t-ree officers who arc retired VIII
cease o. De- officers after tho nf-t ~ the
year. AID three have for years .... c,n-
nD ted with thc police departmr.f
Sergeant Hall was on the -o.a r.rht
watch in 1851. but resigned from tu. ge-
rartnent 90 enlist in the Richmond blues.
ln Which company he served until tine
close of t4o war. in 1866 hc returned 10
Richmond from % Northern prison.. and
az once was appointed to tic police force
lie was removed by the military autnori-
fI.. I.f f..|.r.T Ir NNaf.f r
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MEMS UMBRELLAS. covered with the
best quality silk-closest roll. new imported
wood and sterling. silver handles. A bargain
at S..
We've long been noted for the superior
values of our 81 and $3.50 Umbrellas for men
and women. Big supply just in. tape edge,
oorola covered, pearl. silver and natural wood
handles.
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MAKING CHANGES
IN POLICE FORCE
SHAKE-UP CAUSES MUCH TALK


City Clerk Ben T August at 9 =. A..
yesterday swor, ia tae police officers pro
NOTED and reduced at tho meeting ON
Thursday and also the now members
elected to tile far.o. The officers had
passed the necessary examinations and
filed their warrants with tho Mayor. The
Inst qualifying embracing the following:
g.. w. Epps and ST.. A.. Barefoot as cap
tains.
". b. Whiuock E r. Iiuice. H. A.
Amos and IA. ~ htltt as ~sergeants.
Walter T.. Krus. p,r-r J.. FILLER. Russell
A. Daniels, O.. IS spur and 81. 81.
Werner as patroimcu.
All these Officers viii enter upon their
new duties on January J. 1917. and viii
DO detailed as announced yesterday.
Little Objection.
While the proceedings OF the Board
OF Police Commissioners are secret for
prudential reasons. 10 IS understood chat
The resolution To- reduce the captains and
e. abolish the iuspectorship was adopted
~ita little u any objection. Certainly
g. is stated there was no fight ou the
subject.
Ia the election Of Captain Barfoct IL
IS said that De was chosen on the first
ballot. and that his name was the only
one balloted upon for captain Of the
First District He has been "a sergeant
since 1852. and las an excellent record
ln tine choice of "a captain for the SEE
cond District Capt-ln Epps won on the
iifst ballot but two or three other per-
sons were ballottcd for. So Is reliably
stated The names OF the others noml-
mated for tle captaincy cannot be doc
hntciy learned. the policy OF the board
fOTlIdlIrE tI. publishing OF rn.-. do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15

filed 10y a younger man. I'm keeping with
tile policy OF the Board OF Police Com
mlssiOuers.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

SrRANfp-ON WEDNESDAY. ONE
dark bunalo COW. Reward IL returned
10 J. IA COUSINS, 6l5 South Pins ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-15

Neck RuHs, Marabout N~eckpieces,
ETC., beginning at one dollar and rang
ing up to twenty dollars for some ex-
quisitely beautiful pieces.
Linen Embroidered Coat Sets, SOC
and &C.
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Il house as we nave tO-daV.
Stocks, in plaids. solid black ana
combinations Of colors; new and at
tractiVe designs. separately boxed.
25c and SOC each.
Hemstitched Collar and Cuff Sets.
plain Muslin and Organizes, 25c and
60c a set
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agree with Mr. spiegel that something
ought 10 Doe done.
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Miller "a Rhoads.
Miller c. Rhoads.
Umbrellas f6ri.+m..

line stores reputation as a seller OF good Umbrellas is more tina
by this showing:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
THOS. C. MONCURE
Passed Away At Home Of his Sister
In Stafford.
Was a Son Of The Late Judge R. c. |. moncwe
Buried at Old Moncure Homestead.

Mr.. Thos g. Moncure, son OF the late
Judge r. e. l.. MOncure. died at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Thos. Wallace,
in Stafford county, at = O'Clock Thurs
dav evening, of heart trouble.
Mr.. Moncure had been in falling health
for some time and his death was not I'M
expected lie was in his IOth year.
When Young man. at the outbrraA ui
the war, he Joined the 9th Virginia Oav'''-
~ and served through the STRIFE ir"u
1851 To 1860, except for 6months. when
he was a prisoner. having been captur-
ed bv the Federals. Ii can be truly SAID
that MFR. Moncure was one OF the truest
and hest oi men After the war he re-
turned To Stafford. where he lived until
some wears ago. when he moved TO " ash
ington with his family. having secured
n government position. Mr.. MOncurc Is
survived 10y his WIFE, who was Miss
Jane Washington; son, Mr.. L III. Mon
cure. and one daughter. Mrs. thas.
Brown. all Oi Washington; several
brothers and sisters Judged e. Moncurc.
of Shreveport. la: K &. L. MOncure,
Of Stafford county; DIR. W. L. Nuncure.
of Fairfax. and Mr. l.. W Mcncure, oil
This city: Mrs \. NJ. Paynter, al thwago;
Mrs. lno. VI. Hull. Mrs. \. Il. Chichester,
aud Mrs. Thos. Wallace, of Stafford. and
Mrs. Walter Moncure. of Richmond.
besides a large number oi othcrrelatlves.
The funeral took I.laceat "Glencalrne,
the old Moncur, home. in Stafford, at .
D. m Friday. lnterment in the family
hurying ground. The services We're con
Quoted ly Rev. Dr. r. j. Mcl'Ydc. 81
this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
CITY COUNCIL
Final Reports Made...Finance Cont
mittee Shows Affairs Of Cityin
Excellent Condition.
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST

An adjourned mtetingoi thetlN Coun-
ell was held Thursday night To iinish up
business oi fiscal year ending June 3Oth,
1906. and to receive report Ol Finance
Committee. Present President l.. u.
Cole. and Couucilmcn Bradley, Rowe,
Mills. Embrcy, Masters pannehl, Soner-
Vile, Watson.
Mr.. Masters. Of Fire Department, re-
ported ; lSO.72 eNpcnd,d during year
Col. Cole submitted the iiranre report
for year ending June 30, 1906. This re-
port will be- published. itshOws receipts.
S7G.42 l3; expenditures S6G,l12 o.;
balance. S9.9J3.l5. tol. Cole said: On
June 30. 1908, there was u balance ui
s. 900 in the treasury, but tine city hal
a floating debt of $1,000, which has all
been wiped out. The bonded indebted
ness is S2gi. 900 and interest account
has been reduced in the past year over
-. 600. by the converting of Sll9,Iuu
of : percent bondsintO the same amount
of + Der cent bonds The whole interest
account Of this city II now Sl2 BIG.
Embodied in the Finance Committee re-
port was that Of Collector 4. l.. Rowe,
~ men NllDMtN illN iOAnl Nflllff AiNll W.
yenr. $IG.5I1IJ. This report also
showed the small uncollcctcd balance
due the city from the various accounts.
On motion OF Mr. Dannchl the report
was received and adopted and ordered
printed at "a cost not to exceed $50.
Mr.. Watson presented report oi Audit
ing Committee, which showed that the
accounts of the different city officers had
been examined ana found correct.
Mr. Embrey, OF Streets, reported the
condition OF lots owned by Alvin 1.
Rowe. towering. kaufman, Syndicate,
Spoke Factory and recommended that
filling in be done, which was ordered. He
also reported unhealthy conditions eN-
listing along upper Princess Anne street.
Ii was ordered that the Street Commit
tee get estimates of cost Oi work by next
meeting and report
Mr.. Bradley submitted proposition
looking 90 extending the granollthic side
walk from the Parish house ON
Princess Anne street in front OF ST
GEORGE church 10 George street on
motion Of Mr. SomcrvIIc 10 was referred
toStreet Committee for grades, ctc.. 10 IT,
port at next meeting
4 petition was presented 10y Mr. Mills
for light on Sophin street; referred Ia
Light Committee with power To act
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07

4 merry party spent a delightful day
! AT Cbesaueake Beach Sunday. Alter the
contents of the dinner basket had been
euioyed. bathing was the chief attrac-
ton Among those in the party were
/ Miss Kate Kicker, OF Baltimore; MISS
Bertha Curtis, OF fredericksburg; Mr.. H.
b. Wolirey and Mr. and Mrs. {. Ashby
Burton, OF Washington.
Rowland. the nine months oil son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Carver. r. Ill with
cholera iniantum at his parents home on
| Princess Anne street. DR.. TOmpkins IL
rendering medical attention.
Mr.. James Taylor, OF Washington,
with his daughters, Marion and Eliza
beth, were here Wednesday To spend the
day They were gladly welcomed 10y
friends aud relatives.
officer George r. Newton, formerly OF
Stafford, has been promoted ON the
Metropolitan police force. of Washing
ton. The promotion carries au increase
of so per month.
Miss Margaret Lindsay James gave
birthday party Wednesday afternoon
July lth. at her home. near MaSsaponaN,
i'm Spotsykania. from three To seven
o'clock.
Miss Matilda Grammar Thornton, who
has been IN at the Hospital Tor some
tiue. is we'll enough 10 be- ont ana VIII
be- "a guest Of Mrs. Chas. Wallace TINS
week.
Mr.. James \. Mmcurc, wife and
children. oi Richmond, are guests at
Belmont" the home of Mr.. W. J..
FicLlcn. nca. Falmouth, during the sum
mer.
You are passing "A good thing 10y, il
YOU fail % purchase one oi those solid
gnld ladies' hunting ease watches. Tor
kl5.1I. at :. :. knuiman's. the leWeltr,
for 10 days only.
For 10 DAYS only-A solid gold ladies
hunting case watch with Elgin or Wal
than movements for Sl1.75. at : ;.
Kaufmans, the rwelcr and opticlan.
pos Main street.
Misses Elizabeth Eckenrode and Mary
Nver arc pf house party at the home
of Miss Sue owen, at pcnniston, Halifax
county, Va.
Prof. ). ". Someryile. who is spend
ing the summer nj his farm near Rap
idan. was in the city few days OF this
week
The condition Of Miss Alic Faunteroy,
who has been seriously III at the home OF
pr. Joseph W. Fox, near l"c~burg, Is
improved.
Charles +. Nnllin and Henrietta L
Farrell. both OF Edge ilill. King Grorge
county. were married ia Washington
Thursday.
Misses Eleanor and Mary Ilosslcy, of
l'niouyilln, Orarg. county. arr GUESTS o'
Miss Leon Clark ON Main street.
Mrs. Il. J. Owens and daughter. Miss
Annie Owens. areyisiling Mrs JG.Eul'ss
in Richmond.
Mr.. Cbas. Conway. Of Washington,
who has been a guest of relatives IN
Stafford. returned Thursday.
Hon j. II. Biscoc, Of Spotsylvanin,
was "a visitor here Friday.
DR.. W. p. Moncurc. of Fairfax. is n guest
Of relatives iu stafford
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
BRILLIANT GARLAND

Mr.. VIM K Brilliant. of this city. aud
Miss Ncttie l. Garland. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo w. Garland. of Richmond
county. were welded Tuesday. July Bird.
at . \. ~. at the home of the brides
parents Rev. Mr.. Williamson performed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs brilliant
left by steamer for Baltimore, and from
there went to Pennsylvania on witt to
relatives of the groom. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in this city Mr..
Brilliant il connected with the dry goods
store OF G.. Frank Undertake a TO-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
MONDAY, The 18Th Day Of August,

1906 Nhis being the first day Ot the
August term of said Court that very
vauahle real estate oi which the late
Lewis T. and William j. Kidd died seized
and Possessed. containing GG1 acres,
living in Port Royal magisterial district,
Caroline county, Va short distance
from Rappahauuock Academy, and
bounded on the east by the lands ot
estate OF John ". Broaddu4. ard on the
east bv lands of Bette b. Travis and
Mary T.. Holloway and ON north by
county road leading from Rappahan-
mock Academy To Bethesda church and
ON south hy road leading from Kappa
hammock Academy to New London. This
farm has ON il good dwelling and
necessary barns aud other buildings and
is we'll watercd and timbrred and Is
highly productive, much OF the land be
inc low grounds. which do otOyerllow.
The attention of home seekers and in
vestOrs il invited 90 this opportunity
to secure n most desirable home or a fine
investment.
Terms vi Sale-One-third OF the pur-
chase money will Toe required ia cash and
the balance on credit OF one and two
years. the deferred payments To bear six
por cent interest from day OF sale and
evidenced 10y bonds OF the purchaser
secured by deed Of trust ON the prop
erty sold. The sale will b. made subject
To- the confirmation Of the Court.
4. B Chandler,
Alvin T. Embrcy,
Special commissioners.
July 2nd, 1906.
Alice b. Kidd, plaintiff, against Sallie
b. Kids executor and Sallie b. Kidd :
executors VS.. Alice b. Kidd ct ais, de-
fendants. In the Circuit Court Of Caro-
line county. !, r. c. Valentine, Deputy
Clerk OF said court, certify that the bond
required of the Special Commissioners 10y
the'decree in said cause of9th day of April,
1906. has been duly given. Given under
nv hand this 10th day Of June, 1906.
Il. C. Valentine, Deputy Clerk.
4 WV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
FREDERlCKSBURGERS WIN PRIZES

The Richmond Gun Club hcld~ its an
nual shoot M the club grounds. west oi
the old fair grounds Richmond. McdnrS-
dav. where number of the crack shots
of this city. competed for the prizes. The
ton score was made hy T. Ii Stor. Of
Baltimore. professional, who broke
- clay pigeons out of possible POO
The following table gives the scores ~
the fredericksburg contestants, the first
number indicating targets shot at. the
second number of targets broken and
third prizes:
Goolrick. POO. 10 Priz.. 50
j. ". Allison. Jr. POO, 40 Prizc. -.
B.-coe. poo Ill Prize, - 80.
Bradford. POO. % Prizr. 3 80.
Leav-l. poo 12l Priz.. s..
Larkin. POO. -
Other Prizrs-l.arkin. one Pheasant
Ham: BiScoe. one gun cleaner. One knife
and one box oi cigars; Goodrich. one gun
cleaner and one caddy oitohaccu; Allison.
one pair cuff buttons and rifle.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
PROLIFIC HENS

Mr.. John L. Brooks, proprietor Of the
Vienna Poultry Yards of this city, has n
wonderful breed Of fowls known rs the
Single Comb Leghorns. During the
early spring he gathered from four hens
oi this variety eggs in one day. On
Wednesday from the same four hens he
again gathered > perfect eggs. These
Jour hens have averaged three eggs per
day since February 10Th. This il "A
record hard to beat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
OFFICERS PROMOTED

Officers Jerome Jenkins. formerly OF
fredericksburg; Eustace Blake, OF Stat
fcrd: Henry Pratt, OF King 4ieorge; W.
f. Owens, OF Spotsylvania, have each r.
ceived substantial promotions on the
Metropolitan Police Force Of Washing
ton. Each promotion carries with it an
increase of $2J per month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
WARRANT DISMISSED

The warrant recently issued 10y Justice
b. +. Eastburn citing j. =. II. Crismoud
to appearat Spotsylvania e.. II. Monday
to answer Lee J. Graves for tre-pHss oil
cattle to the damages OF $50. was tried
before full court Of justices on Nonday.
b. +. Eastburn, VI. J.. Young
and Samuel G.. Blaydes The court dis
missed the warrant at Mr. Graves cost,
and Mr. CrismOnd was ordered TO keep
his stock from trespassing upon the
property OF others. Each party repre-
sented himself and made a speech.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
FREDERICKSBURG AND STAFFORD
PLEASURE PARTIES

still keep old Paine's Point, in Aqua
Greek. for a plct surfing place. ! have
seine boats and dancing pavilion
there. All persons who wish To come
out for "a private picnic can rent The
ground cheap. and will meet them AT
Aqua Greek hridga or Coal Landing
ii notified. Charges moderate. Fishing
and grabbing are good. Bring Your
eatables with you except fish aud crabs
and these you can catch. Good place
for battling IL il within n quarter OF
a mile of the bridge Come aud have a
good DAYS enjoyment. Viii continue
all OF July aud August.
4. Segar,
Milies's p. q Stafford Co, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
Or. CHANDLER TO LECTURE HERE

Prof. Russell principal OF the Normal
School. has announced that the next
public address before the Normal school
will Boz given Tuesday evening. July 10Th.
hy DR.. j. 4. G. Chandler. formerly of
Richmond College. now IN charge OF the
editorial department Of jamestown EX-
position Co \ cordial invitation is eN-
tended To the public to come and hear
DR. Chandler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
CASE DISMISSED

Mr.. Raymond Wiltshire, charged with
wiIliully disturbing religious worship,
was tried before Justice J.. l.. Ashmore,
at Locust Grove, Orange county, on
Thursday. After the examination OF
many witnesses, the Justice dismissed
the warrant against Wiltshire at the
cost OF L. l.. Pounds, who had the
same issued. Attorney Frederick W.
Coleman, of this city, represented Mr.
Wiltshire.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
Not Peddlers, But Here to Stay

and we are prepared To protect your
homes, barns and the lives OF your fam
lilies from any damage by lightning. We
handle only the best goods and guaran-
tee all work and give a policy OF $500
ON each building against any damage 10y
lightning. Our experience for nine years
over the same counties has proven that
we give absolute protection. All orders
given our statesmen will receive prompt
attention and erected by skilled work
men.
Virginia Lightning Conductor Go.
Office and wareroom 913 +. street
"Jacobs' Yard, Fredericksburg, Va. W
2 Smitten. Mgr. ]. w. Jones, Asst. Mgr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
PIANO SHOPPING
STIEFF
H.WAiLACE GARNER & CO.,
snI Min 81 Errd.--chshurg. Va.

ny The name ui Commonwealth of Viz
bginin In ~. Carh = office ui the Cir
hrnit conrt If thecounty SpOtSy lvanla
on the 9th day Of July. 1906. l.. W. AZ
tenburg. plaintiff. against The Gel-er
Manufacturing Company. corporation
existing under the laws OF The state oi
Pennsylvania: The Conway. Gordon X
Garnett National Bank, OF Fredericks-
burg. Va: Emma COrbn aud I. ". Cor
bin. garnishees. defendants.
At Law and Upon Attachdlent
and Garnishment.
The object of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant. The Geiser Manufacturing
Company. corporation organized and
existing under the laws OF the state OF
Pennsylvania. the sum of one thousand
dollars. for alleged damages for failure
ON the part Of the defendant, The Geiser
Manufacturing Co.. To comply with the
terms of it's contract OF the sale oil saw
mill machinery. and for breach OF said
contract by said defendant and 70 have
subjected and applied to the payment OF
said one thousand dollars damages a
negotiable note for the sum Ot S233. 40
nrincipal and interest due thereon. winch
said note is drawn jointly by l.. II. Lath-
an and r. S. Briggs and bears date July
2nd. 1901 and payable October Ist
1902. and which has been attached ana
oarnisheed in the custody and possession
of The Conway, Gordon X Garnett Ma
tional Bank. Of fredericksburg. Va, as
the property of the defendant, The Gelser
Manufacturing Company. and TO further
subject and apply to the payment Oh
said one thousand dollars damages
that certain debt due the said defendant
The Geiser Manufacturing Company, to
tho extent $766 30. evidenced by negotl
able notes signed 10y the said Emma Cor
bin and T. W. COrbin with interest from
the date thereof and secured by deed OF
trust. recorded in the Clerks office OF
Spotsylvania county. Va, in Deed Book
A q folio ia And an affidavit having
been made and filed that the defendant,
The Geiser Manufacturing Company, q
corporation existing under the laws OF
the State Of Pennsylvania l. not resi-
dent Of the Stateo Virginia, tits ordered
that il do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof, and do
what may be necessary to protect its In
terest in this suit And it is further or
dered that copy thereof be published
once q week for four weeks in The Free
Lance. and that a copy be- posted at the
front door oithecourthOuse OF this coun-
o ty on or before the next succeeding rule
day after the entry OF this suit.
Teste:
+. A. Harris, Clerk
Thos. Stokeley Coleman, Frederick W.
Coleman, p. q.
A copy-Teste;
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
jy7-w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-07
ONE FARE ON RAPPAHANN0CK
STEAMERS TO HORSE SHOW

The NJ. D. & v steamer line on the
Rappahannock will sell round trip
tickets to the Horse Show here for one
fare from all wharves on the river July
9. 10, II. Good to return mp to July
- The steamer will be held at Freder-
icksburg wharf on Thursday, July II,
until u