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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Eggs n In Creme.

Hard boil twelve eggs, slice them
thin In rings. In the bottom of large
Daking-dish place a layer of grated
bread crumbs, then one Of the eggs
cover with bits of butter, and sprinkle
with pepper and salt. Continue thus to
blend these ingredients until the dish
Is full; be sure, though, that the
crumbs cover the eggs upon top. Over
the whole pour large teacupful of
sweet cream, and brown nicely in q
moderately heated oven.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

Line dish with thinly sliced pine.
apple; cover with sponge cakes, and
over same pour juice of the pine. Beat
up stiffly the whites of three eggs, and
add a dessertspoOnful of sugar. Heap
unevenly over the sponge cake, and
garnish the dish literally with stewed
cherries. Serve with cream or Gus
tard.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Shrewd Barber.

THAT barber seems to be doing a
rushing business"
Yes. He has invented hair tonic
that smells exactly like gasoline"
"But-er-I don't see the point"
ut tlckles the vanity Of his patrons.
They go around smelling Of gasoline
and this gives the impression that
they own automobiles. ."-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

Boil pint Of milk with quarter of
pound of butter. Stir in three-quar-
ters of a pound Of -four and let cool
Beat the whites and yolks of five eggs
separately and add. Fill creased cups
half full Of the batter, and bake in a
quick oven. Turn out on hot plate
and sprinkle with sugar.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Sauce.

Cream together one cup Of sugar and
one-half cup of butter; add the juice
and grated rind Of one lemon, one egg
well beaten and one teaspoon grated
nutmeg. Set the dish containing mix.
ture in a pan Of hot water, add one.
half cup boiling water and stir five
minutes. Serve hot.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
An InsinuatlOn.

Sybyl-Did you notice that handsome
man at the concert who stared at me
nearly all the evening?
Ethyl-Yes
Sybyl-I wonder who it could have
been?
Ethyl-Why, that was Prof Pierce,
the celebrated mind reader. He Is
spending his vacation here.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

Beat thoroughly one teaspoon Of soda
with one and one-half pints of sour
milk. Beat the yolks of three eggs
and add to the milk, then stir in the
flour and a little salt, making the bat
ter of the consistency of cake. Then
beat the whites to stiff froth, fold in,
not thoroughly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Filling.

Boil one cup Of sugar with four ta-
blespoonfuls of water to syrup, or
until 1t will feather" from the spoon
have the white Of the egg beaten to n
stiff froth, and pour over it the boiling
syrup, stirring all the time. To this
add one-half cup Of raisins, chopped
fine, and one-half cup Of nut-meats,
likewise chopped. Spread between lay
ers and on top.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Snow Balls,

Beat the whites of four eggs. Mix
one cup Of cream, two tablespoons of
sugar, teaspoon Of baking powder and
flour to make batter, and add the
whites Of the eggs. Fill buttered cups
two-thirds full Of the mixture, and
bake in hot oven.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Like Ma Made for Pa

"Our Johns WIFE" said Johns IA
ther, SIS too easy with him. She's too
ready to make excuses for him."
"Well," remarked Johns mother,
significantly, John can't say truth
fully that they're not like mother used
to make. .'"-Philadelphia Ledger.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Washing GIasses.

Glasses that have been used for milk
should always be rlnsed in cold water
before being washed. The immediate
use Of hot water would make them dull
and cloudy looking.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

"Im afraid" said the junior member
of the law firm, that we are causing
our client unnecessary trouble"
"Oh, that's all right" rejolned the
senior member. "We'll charge him for
If
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

1T strikes me-" said the LILY with
the family-slzed market basket, that
your vegetables are rather high"
Naturally, maam," replied the new
boy. "They were raised on roof gar
den"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

who Is 1t that robs us while we
are asleep" asked the teacher, trying
to get the class to spell the word bur.
glar."
"De gas meter" shouted the boys In
unison.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Suspicious.

Lawson-What kind Of coffee do you
drink-Brazilian or Mocha?
Dawson-You will have to ask the
importer. The grocer calls 1t Mocha.
-Somerville journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16
Ching Ching.

Fill glass two-thirds full of shaved
ice; add three or four Jumps Of sugar.
the juice Of large orange and few
drops each of essence of cloves and
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

l sat behind a theater hat,
And as | heard the way
The actors talked, how glad | was
couldn't see the play.
Puck
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

One can be buried in oblivion With
out the aid Of an undertaken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

Iifer 5l 8rniten ser Staot auSfaaei1
rpilroe ltno oie guogetbeh0roe rubiJ
BON II bis 10 Gents bon ser beabiihs
tlatet Steuerriute berubluiien fGnntc.
Sic Staot fam ndtitrlid) MIR nit
Sbatloden rcfnen, bod miB bie
Gntideioung Der Subgetbeboroe in
oleler Sitliht iebr bol0 ~getroffen perz
Den, "a an~0erenfallS Scr Steuer.@ols
lettor ietne Bidder ullo &edtungen
filr Den 0eginn Der Steuer-Goneftio.
llc1 rtht bis sum >. Sanuor fertig.
ltellCn fam. Observation-Disclosures Bruce
entNcdte gelterh oaB Die pom Stnot=
roth ongenommcne @eIummtollSgabc
mir 1901 mri6tig lit uno Die @e-
hoItScrbobung fir oen 3oblmciiter
0cS @diierz0 epartenlcntS aus Der
Geinld)riit Der 9uOgctperoronung
mtsgeIoiien lit, troBOem oieielbe Den
Sta0tratb poiiirte. PHI Sorihlug Nes.
&errn Bruce miro oaber Ser lebte
GGeil Der Geroronung nodn1ulS ms
Heine acIdrieben mcrocn, INN oieie
beioen &crIeben out 81 moder. Die
Gr0li0cntcn hCr beiOen NotbS5tpcigc
bobCn iid) nit Sem &orihIud oeS
Ncrrn @rtcc c!npcriton0cn crflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
0rnnbitiifs . ltebertraannaeu.

Sobn $. Smitb, Sruitee, an Sos.
": Vealneor & Con So, 3 @ruro.
itiide, 5000.
@alter 9. @eitpboG an eugene r.
Wtcaee, Sitieite GurIep4S trabe, nabe
Sairmoilrt aoenne, 1913 BET 65,
8ruro5inS $50, $500.
Sibbp Seuiion on Msar 2epiion
etc, Siioipeit.gde @ougb- un6 Sal.
las-Strabe, f6 BEL as, @runoains
500. S..
Sannab Bennett an @iuiam s.
Soaano, Torboitieite @albroof.,
nabe Gliitor-Apenue. 10 bel 70,
@runo5ins $50. So.
Charles s. 3rans an Martin Cur.
LANDER, Gillette @aripid- S(pe., nobe
Eresbltrp-S trabe, IA BET So, Wruno.
Sins $50, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
Scir6tEs t~'icCr,ru.

Mid2el ). Callahan, u. ms Gclio
Mc0ondlO. 20; @Ipplitlnt y. Ilncp.
pr. S23, @arforo g Aucruc.
Nenrp Gnpia, u, mo SoOic
Smith, 81; 9Ippiiflut @cNrp 0apis,
9tr. 7l2, Sig1titraBc.
@iuiam $. 8crbrid, %. rnO
Niaru g. &ctcra, %: Npplifont
&ouiia G9ttrcl, Nr. 1911, Maribou-
StraBe.
Gtto e. Setter. %, uno Ilorence
Nitfpccj, 10; &ppIifaHt Otto &. Set
ter.
9Grrp aramcr, 81, uno &cgiua %.
BERT, 10; Npplifant Slipia M.
SScaaNcct Mr.. 1920, GIts@rciton-
Str1Be.
G>raro e. Martin u, uno Grace
i. &llll. 20; Applifant @iaiam 6.
&sQp, Molunt @inans.
Glrpp Barr, 81, unO @race Mnocr.
Jon, Is; Npplifont Sorrp u. 9ropn,
9tr. 5, BABES . Nocnllc.
Notban Hubin, n, ruo Son Got,
20; Applifant Hep. SnbiaS @ooo-
mon, Nr. 22t, Norb-6rontitroBe.
glbert &. Goof. 81, mo Mnnie
&eOOcl, IS; Npplifaht N8iQiam &.
@Ooorih Nr. COS, NppletonitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
lin Ged)t nno 8clO.

Die 8Iagen gegen Sic Baltimore
unO Ohio @obngeicQifoft" bon
Ben @roBgeidporenen ~perporfcn.
0aS o9cIpeoerc . Sotel" miro
nidJt perfntft. - o9en" SiB 1tnt
$4,000 oerfIagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

8oo0ridL Nr. COS, NppletonitroBc.
Sic @oiicrfroge in Sal
tlmoresGourtp - Der fiir5.
lid gebilGcte n5ouiou @erid0ne.
ncrun0s &erein" crlpGblte in elmer
&crlommlung I'M n@llil0- 9ouic" 81
Sorpion leiHe geomtcr, uro 5lpor
FrGiiOent SnnleS ). Sin0iap. %ice.
NrGIiOent u. :. u. Naen/ Shutmei.
tier Clarence Greamcr, Sefrctar I
Scott Oifutt. Gle pom Goniite, BE.
ltebcll0 aus Woior Sobn s. gcQott
un0 Ben $50. Wm. i. Sole, SSobn &.
EcrfinS, NorolO scarborough uno
:. Scott Sfiutt, oltagcorbeitetcll
Statntcn luur0cn nngcnonmen. Nls
erItcn oifi5ieQen Sfritt CAB scr Ser.
ein ieinen Stonopunft oegeniiber
Der oieierorterten Mdiierfroge in iol.
gelpoem 9eidlilB tuno: nr9tod) ibren
biobcrigen bciten Snfprmationcn
fontntt oieic 8eieaidoft 5li Dem Ont,
if)luB bob Der in Iu8iift 9enonl,
meme Sd)ritt Der y9oltimoresGoutt
Noter oro electric Co." ourd1 mel
den Soiplon anltatt OcS bisberiQclt
reiren @olicrS cin iold)eS 5ueiiel-
bdften GborafterS Crbalten ioQ, cine
8eTabr fir @eiunobeit mo @iaen-
tbllm bil0et, ull0 miro Ser Gerein
0eabalb Niles ouibieten, Inn sic Ser
dioerlng 81 pcrbinocrn." Gcritie.
Ocllc &coner iprod)eu sic 9tlliidt aus,
BOP Die @alier-Gompngnie mr. aus
@riin0cn Der Spurionlfcit 0os Wai.
icr 0eS Edtnpsco bill5llncbntcn luoae.
Dclm Glcllluoller ici III nncrid0pi-
lidlcr Mellgc p%orbuu0cl1.
Son sec uno Snfcn.-Wit
II E~alia9iercn III Ger &aiiite llnO Sc
I'M 3lpiid)cnoed DerlicB geitern No6-
mittad : llbr Der Nurbo. 2lopo,
Gompfcr .GbemniB" inter Siihriltg
lcints 6opitdns ). SonBcn oen hie.
iiGen &oicn fir ieine Seimreiie mad
Gremen. Adlt Toiiogicrc, Die nit
frilbcrcn Sdliffcn gefontmen iporer.
muBten, neil Die @efo6r uorIog, ooB
lie Dem oiielltlid)en 8enncimueicn sltr
Salt lollen fonlttcL bie unfreiluinige
Hiidreiie untreten. Hur lperiae 81.
lhaucr lu0bllten Der Nbfabrt DEG
ltattliden SdiiicS BET.
Ger Hnr0O. 9loDo Santpier
o@ranOenbura," meld)er am %. No.
uelnbCr bon Sremcrbapen ubaing.
miro nit 1850 Foiiogiercn nlorgen
bier erruartet.
Ter Noro0. 2lopO Gampfer
Sale" an %. Nouen,ber pom Gre.
merboscn %a6geonmpit, lit nit 100
Baiiagieren nodl bier ~interpegS.
Bon gremerbopen fubr oiit /.
1eScmber Ser Norbo. 2lopo Gam.
pier oNuntopcr" ob, Ser ii6er 9teip.
g)orf nodl hicr foInincn luiro.
Gin nngcrdt6ener @ 0 \ IL,
Ani &%erailaiiung icitcs Snters,
9errn Charles Gnlcr, ien.. eirteS Sci
ltelitabrlfonten bon 9tr. $50, Melt-
Gnnluop- StroBe, mnroc gcitern GIoa.
gitier, JIM, bon Nr. $50, Siib.Nacn.
StroBc, perboftet rtb ourcb &oli5ei.
rld)ter Sooen I'M neItlid)cn St1tioriS.
boillc inter Der @eiduloiguig benz
@erldtsoerfabren ~iiberipieien, oltgeb-
lid ST. fir ieircn Gater eingeSogen
lllto nerbrandt 81 baben. 0a6 Mn-
gabe Oes alien Serrn euler batte Der
@erboItete ieinen Glterll i6ou pielc
Sorge bereitet ltllO ioLl crit porgeIterll
ellle pertbpollc goloene llbr fiir eillen
Sdlcioerpreis lpeaaegeben haber, 10
0aB Der pdterlidp @co1lAsfn6el1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

an sic ,6ioeIitp Sruit So. BON Marp.
LAMB" mlroe 9eItern I'M &ecoro 9 9ii-
realt 0eS Sltperiorgcritt9 eingereidJt
Sic Supot1ef lduft pom +. DECEMBER
1906 bis sum /. Gc}em5er 1886, nno
Ser 3inSfub lit ieda Ero3ent.
GrbieIt 5mci Sabre
3 II d1 mans
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
CHILDRENS DAY AT BELLE AIR
Interesting EseIcIsss and Address byOr. Ounaway

The second Sunday in July, the Sth,
WAS observed ~ Children bay al Belle
AIR church. in Stafford. The day was AN
ideal one. the congregation WAS large
and a Well arranged program, made mp
of songs. reading OF Scriptures. prayer.
addresses. dialogues aud Rotations,
was well and successfully carried ont.
The children acquitted themselves IN the
most crciitahle manner The principal
address WAS delivered by Cuiporter Jett
in an earnest and torcble mauner, his
subject being The Work 81 the Sunday
school The whole exercises We're under
IN. dir elton of Sup rintendant Charles
Snclings and his assistant. \ collection
was taken for the sunday School and
Bible Board. THESE interesting exercises
concluded the school and congregation
were dismissed topartakeof assumptions
dinner spread under the shade trees IN
the yard.
I'm the afternoon the people assembled
again IN the church and listened 10 u
strong discourse ably delivered 10y Rev.
Dr. T. ). runaway, of this city, from the
text "D0 Not Sin Against The Child,
lGenesi- - and - This practical,and,
Tor the occasion, appropriate sermon
was listened 10 by the congregation
with marked attention and evident ap-
prevail.
The pastor. Rev. W. W Owens, who
preached in the forenoon at Moncure
Memorial church. was present aud took
part in the afternoon services. The
whole services OF the day were well
adapted to quicken the interest of the
people Of the ucighborhood in the sun
day school and its important work.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
STAFFORD
Successful Entertainment Rev. R. 4 Williams
to Assist in a Reyiyal-PcTSonals.

HARDWOOD, Va. July e.. l"ub.
There wasanice cream iesiivolat Ii h
hand Bautist church Wednesday night
for the benefit of the church. the ni2tli
WAS ideal and nice sum was r,al1"d
The committee, Miss J.. 7. Crlttetdrn
Miss NJ. Limerick. Miss l. Mckcnna, and
Miss f. Embrcy, and those who assisted
wish To thank the young men oi the
neighborhoOd and Others 81 ho were Their
for generous patronage.
4 series Of meetings will commence NJ
Rirhlnnd church the 9th Sunday In July
The pastor. Rev. G.. W Brooks, will hf
assisted by Rev. r. \ Williams, of Frder
icksburg.
Mr.. Willie Monroe who has been visit
ing his father. returned 10 Kansas Thnre-
day. where he Is Engaged in the mining
business.
Mrs. Ned Elcy and children. Of Cul
pepper. are visiting in this neighhorhood.
Miss pallc Coppagr is visiting hcr
cousin. Mrs. Willie Monroe, of Grafton.
". Va She was accompanied 10y hrr
brother, Mr.. wv. Coppagr. Who If III
business in Grafton
We are glad To- note Mrs. tharlrn
HoughtOn. who has been quite sick, In
much improved.
Mr. Thomas footc T. quite sich al MT.
Willie Graves
Mrs. K. l.. Burton, Mrs. Il. W Irving
Mrs. Il Grinnan and Mrs y. W. Patton
are also ON the sick list. VI.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10

Mrs Willie Limerick and little sons,
who have been visiting In Fredericksburg
and Spotsyvania. returned home Satur-
day accompanied by Miss Carrie Minor
Owen.
Miss Susie Rawlings Of Fredericksburg,
who has been visiting Mrs {. Is. Pendle-
ton. left Monday for a visit in Char
lottesyille Hanover Herald.
The retaining wall at the northwest
corner of the new part of the City Gene
terry has been completed by Mcssrs.
Cartright a Davis.
Mr. H. p. Davis and little son, who
have been spending several days with
Mr.. q. :. Davis have returned To Oum-
bcrand, Nd
The owners of lots in the city cemetery
are having them nicely cleaned mp, winch
gives a good appearance To the cemetery
generally.
Miss Ethel Nash has returned home
after "A weeks visit to the Misses lhor-
burn ut Scrcamcryille
Miss Mollic McCracken is guest "i
friends in Portsmouth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
FINE HORSE SHOW
Best Stables in Virginia Arriving
for Horse Show.
LARGE ENTRIES III EVERY RACE

Already horses are beginning 10 arrive
here for the Horse Show Wednesday and
THURSDAY. Julian Morris splendid string
from The Oaks Stock Farm, near Char
lotte-villc. came in Friday. Among them
is Irish Maid, who beat the famous
Robin Adair in the saddle class ~ Cul'
pepper Thursday. That being the first time
Mrs. Johnson iavorite horse WAS ever
defeated toy "a Virginia owner. Irish
Maid IT, q perfect specimen of horse llrsl
and Mr. Morris is justly proud of her.
She and Robin Adair will meet m one or
two classes here. and the competition
will be- of the warmrst kind. Dick Wal
lach's fiat racers and stccplechasers are
also ON the grounds, a. are Blair John
son magnificent bunch of hunters ami
jumpers. Mrs. Allan Potts string oi
high bred horses il expected toy Monday
The stables of ". d. Brnner and those
of CARRIER \ CARRIER are already here.
/ Among the latter's horses are such good
ones as Airs. Bretzes. Bit, Spur and Tx
cellence. which Will meetin several classes
with DR.. Reid. Patriot. His Majesty and
Glenyile, OF Mr. A. Randolph lioward's
stable. Among those in the roadster
classes is Count d'Adhemar's speedy
mare. Maud l.. whichcaptured theaboye
ribbon hast year. The local roadster
class Is We'll filled.
The races are Splendidly filled. there
being total of I / entries IN eight races,
with the ninth race, the consolation, To
be- filled by last entries Among the race
/ horses viii be- found Cohasset. Ncntry.
Seugate. Punrtual Ethrlhrythn Mamie
OrdNay. Miss Deception. Harry Baylor,
seventh " ard Hill Ln-Sir TarpOn and
a large number OF others. I'm one -tce-
plccha>e there ar seven entries and eight
| ia the other. The average nuiuhrrin the
| Hat races j. twelve.
There va- "a rush for grand stand seats
when they were placed con- ~alr Friday
and they are selling rapidly. Indications
point 10 the largest crowd ever seen at "a
Frederi, ksburg Horse Show. There Will
be- many attraction ON TIM grounds ont
side of the show. rs privileges this year
nave been eagerly sought
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
Schedule in effect May 9th, 1906.
LEAVE NORTHW ARD.

Schedule in elect May zilh, lV'O'
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
7.O5A. NJ. daily. Stops on sigma
at Occouuan Sundays only. Stops al
Alexandria to discharge ssens ere.
s O5 AN. daily. StOpsat AteNandi a
(1O.14 a. IN, daily except sunday
11O39a. III. Sunday only. Stol onsig
nsl at Iceland, Brooke, Aqua, Wide
Water. Ried, QuantieO, Cherry Hill
Freestone. Negley, Occoquau, Ior.
tou. Accotink, Franconia, Seminary
aud Alexandria.
1.39P. NJ. daily except Sunday
Stops at Alexandria.
6.iS p. NJ. daily. Stops n, Brooke
Wide Wster, QuGntico, and AleNan
dria.
1905 Pm. daily. Stops at Alex.
Rndria. Stops on signal at Occoqn%n
on Sundays only.
Accommodation Trains from Rich
mOud arrive As p. IN. an b.29 +. III.
daily except Sunday.
LFAVK SOUTHWARK.
SIS 4 NJ. daily except Sunday
Richmond accommodation. Makes
ali stops.
SET 4. If. daily. Atlantic Coast
Line train. Stops on signal at Wide
Water, Summit, Guinea, W0odsiane,
PenOls, Ruthersl-n, Tuy ioTsville, AMI
Gien Allen sundays ouly; AMI AT
Aiexandria. Brooke, Milford, boswell
ana Ashland daily.
g.53 A. NJ. daily except SUNDAY.
Makes local stops on signal.
1929 =. NJ. daily, 5. \. l.. train
Stops on signal at Lorton snd pcco-
qaan Sundays only, and daily at
Alexandria, Qnantico, Milford, d; ;
we'll and Ashland.
317 p. IN. daily except Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal.
5.9GP. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coasi
Line train. Stops AT Alexandria
boswell and Ashland.
6.39P. Nj. daily. Makes local stop.
on signal.
s.O6P. NJ daily. SeahOard Air Line
train. Stops at Alexandria, Dos
we'll and Ashland.
NOTK-Time ct S.riv6ls and de
parturcs Snd connections not guar
anteed.
w.D. DUKE. {. ". GULF. ". p. TANLtr
Asst. to rr-s. Con. Supt. Ira' Man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
MR.. THOMAS G. MONCURE'S FUNERAL

The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas q. Moncurc
took place at > O'Clock Friday afternoon
from "Glencairne," the old homestead
Of the late Judge Il. G. l.. Noncurc. A
large number OF friends and relatives
were present. The internent was in the
family harry ing ground. The pallhearers
were Messrs. &. b. Wallace, Sam Barber,
f. y. Moncure. r. G. l. Moncure, +. VI.
Chichester, and J. Conway Chichester.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Salain Bowling Green, Va.

ono doubic store house on Main street
lOxSO with dwelling on oondiloorcon-
tanning = rooms. kitchen aud pantry.
rl1-ets. wood and coal bins. front aud
bacs porches. well OF good water, with
force pump ian rear porch. Also several
frame dwellings containing five rooms
each. front and back porcIirs Well OF
good water in yard, adjoining the
Bowling Green Seminary. Also one lot
with "A two story frame building Cmetal
room formerly occupied rs a restaurant
with warehouse and stable on same,
situated near the public lot Also one
two horse carriage 10 good order, one
TOP buggy. ore heavy one horse wagon,
one unG,rtakor's wagon, heavy harness
and plows. Ne. Reason for selling out,
going 20 locate Ia Norfolk. Va For iur-
thor particulars apply to
4 b. Vincent,
J7i2w Bowling Green, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
MRS. SNELLINGS RE-hRRESTED

Mrs. Lucy Smelling, of Stafford county,
was arrested by Sheriff Wamslcy Satur-
day upon warrant charging her with
leaving her family and cioping with VIM.
Graves. She was arrested here some
time ago by Sergeant Chichester and
placed in jail, but was released on "A
petition for habeas corpus filed by her
attorney. Chas d. Foster. After her re-
lease she went To Hanover c0untyW where
she has since remained. TIE warrant
was amended so she could bere-arrested.
The preliminary examination will take
place nj Stafford Store. ATTORNEY fos-
ter represents the defendant
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
HORSE INJURED BY HARD DRIVING

Mr.. II. c. Biscoc had fine horse in
iured by Isaac Harris Mr.. Biscoe was
in Richmond and Harris went TO the
stable. took the horse out and drove
him. Mr. Biscoc made complaint To Oh.
ficcr Tansill, who arrested Harris and
Mayor Wallace Fl ed him y and costs.
Harris being unable to pay Is worAlng
on the streets.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-10
CAROLINE
Sunday Schooi Picnic Sale CT Praocty Rev.
J. C. Long Leaves Fcr Vest Virginia Moru-
moHt Completed UuysIlGg to Take Place
IuIy 25th Farmers Meeting

IuIy 25th Farmers Meeting
Bowlin4 ca 900 Va Ju'g a. 1906.
Notwithstanding Indictment weather %
large crowd was present at llr Calvary
Sunday school picnic on Wednesday az
/ Broaddu- pond. ] he children enjoyed
the outing, and % snmptuOus dinner WIS
served
Mrs. j s. Lake aud children. of
Hampton, are guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs W w. Wright
Mrs. " j. Pcytou and litflclaugh,cr.
OF Richmond arr SPENDING some time
with the fmuiiy of Ne. e. t.. collins
Mr. George Collins haas purchased OF
Rev. Jas. Long. hi- HOUSE and Iot on
Anderson avenue and l. moving i. We
welcome Them.
Mr Eddie Wright. 81 Now York. Is
spending h.- vacation with BIS panuf-
here.
MIts. Henrietta Gm'iuu esd
Maria Collins ar.uitcld,usthc Aormuin
your city.
Mr.. Everett Gull.r. Of Richmond. i-a
guest oi hi- rlpnt.. Dr. ami Mrs t. T..
Butler
The young people OF the town cu.1,,d
a picnic ou the lth ~ lloly lli.L They
were chaperored by Mrs FW. Chandler.
and u delightful day wa- spent
Mrs. T.. :. Coghil and ntllr daughter
have returned from - visit ~ h,rpar,ut-
IN Stafford.
Mr. r. b. Vincent aud family vi'lmuyc
TO Norfolk to live. M \. viIl engage
in business. IL is with rrjrr.t We give
them up. but wish them much ~4cc.-- in
their new nome.
Mr. Jas Grayatt. ofWn-lin@tou.epeut
the lth with bis family 40 tur home OF
Vr. r. II Gravatt