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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet.
winter extras S30315; Pcnnsylyania
roller clear. S2.25 m $40. city mills
fancy S45OG 60 RYE FLOUR firm.
per barrel. S3.50N3 .J5. WHEAT firm.
No . Ponnsylvaria red. - a 72iec
CORN steady; No. , yellow, local, 9Nc
OATS steady. No. 2 white. clipped
Sec: lower grades. 35c. HAY steady.
No / timothy. $l7Gl750, large bales
PORK steady. family, $3.50. BEEF
firm. beef hams. $40. POULTRY: Live
firm: hens. l3ibNlic.; old ROSTERS. :
Naibc. Dressed steady; choice fowls
lie: old roostcrs. &C. BUTTER firm.
creamery. extra. DC EGGS firm; Sc
lected. 25G27c.; nearby. 23c., western
23c southern. 20T22c. POTATOES
stoadv. per barrel. $15O6175.
NEW YORK-BUTTER firm; west
ern factory. common to firsts, l5d lSc. d;
western imitation creamery, firsts, lSh
n i9c. CHEESE steady; state full
cream large fancy. 12%c.; fair to good
12iIM12i5c.: skins, full to best. "a
Zoe EGGS firm; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white, 2Sc.
do choice. 26n PIE: do. mixed extras
S56 2Gc.: western frsts. 21@2liac.; (of-
fetal price western firsts, 20Rm2lcO ;
seconds. 1SisMl9isc. POULTRY 1--we
firm; western chickens, Axe; fowls
14c: turkeys. l4c. Dressed irregular
western chickens. l3M l5c. turkeys. II
M14c.: fowls, 10 a lie. POTATOES;
Irish steady unchanged. Sweets hrm'
Jersey. per basket. $3.50 80. CAB
RACES firm: per 100 head. S2Qi.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
VIRGINIA NEWS

". G. Bannister, Of Richmond. and Sa-
die +. Butler, of Louisa e. II. wero
licensed to marry in Washington Mon
day.
Mrs. Vim. j. Bryan has started from Ne
hraska 10 place her daughter Grace III
school at Holins Institute, near Roa-
noke.
Rev. J. Poyntz Tyler, archdeacon.
residing at Ashland, has been called To-
the rectOrship OF 81 Paul's Church, Key
West, Fla
The personal sale Of Jefferson Davis.
long in the Richmond postoflice. will be-
turned over to the Confederate museum
in Richmond about October /
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Charlotte Nelson, daughter OF the
Rev. George W. Nelson. Of Warrenton.
to Ford Holt, of New Hampshire.
1t j. stated that the Republicans OF the
Fourth district will not nominate "a
for Congress to oppose Major
+. u. latS5iltI- iht bFhioclhIi' h'hiii''
The board Of aldermen OF Petersburg
concurred in the ordinance adopted by
the city council providing for the issue 81
81, 900 per cent bonds for street i'm
provement.
By rising vote, the board of aldermen
OF Richmond adopted the ordinance Of
fered by T.. II Elicit, which gives the
name Of William Byrd to Reservoir
Park, and it il generally believed that the
common council will concur.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
CAROLINE NOTES

Croxton. Va. sept. II. 1906.
Miss Lou Ryland. oi Petersburg, and
Miss Grace Moncure, Of Ruther Glen. who
have been guests oi Rev and Mrs. j. ).
RNland. have returned Ia their homes.
Miss Sadie Mallory. of Richmond, was
"A recent guest of Miss Lizzie White
MIR and Mrs. j. 4. Collins, who have
been spending some time with relatives
here. leit Tuesday for their home III
GALLON. Ala.
Mr.. Willie Luck. who has been visiting
his grandmother. Mrs NJ :. Luck. re-
turned Monday 10 his home in Richmond.
MIR. Henry Thomas Oi Northampton
county. is guest at the home oi Mr.. A.
g. Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Boxley, of Trevilians.
and Miss Lucille Cook. of Buckners, who
have been guests OF Mrs. \. ". DAVIS,
have returned to their homes.
Mr.. G.. j. Luck, of Richmond, spent
sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ms Luck
Mr.. Cornelius Davis. OF Richmond. II
visiting his parents. MIR and Mrs \. W.
Davis
Mrs. W. W Hall, OF Pine Apple, Is "A
guest OF iitI uduEhtti, Ms IL = i.''''.'N
Mrs Mary +. Luck, OF Ashland, has
been spending some time at her old hom"
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Swift. OF Spotsylvania, is visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs Il Il. Pemherton
Miss Belle Moncure of Ruther Glen, isn
guest cf Rev. and Mrs j ;. Ryland.
Rev. G.. {. Davis. who has been spend
ing several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. \. ". Davis, has returned to
his home at Louisa
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Maddox have r..
turned 10 their home at lIrwlett~. after
spending several days with Mr.. aud Mrs
r. III Chewing
Messrs. 4 " and & W and Capt {
I. Smith and Miss Clara l.. Smith AT
tended Social Court at Bowling Green
Monday.
Now that we have been blessed witt
some sunshine. the roads have dried
rapidly. and are hard aud good. Hence
look out for the next entertainment al
Memorial Hall
The Daughters OF the Confederacy viii
meet at Memorial Hall Thursday after
noon. Among other business will h~
the appointing of "a delegate To attend
the meeting of the State Division III
Wvtheville in October
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
ORANGE NOTES

Locust Grove. Va Sept llth. 1906
Miss Eetellc Johnson is spending some
time with her father Mr. j. " Johnson,
near here.
There was all day service at /par
church on Sunday last Rev. Mr.. llar
low. OF Orange. preached and after the
afternoon service administered the Ordl
nance Of baptism 10 fourteen persons.
Misses May Johnson and Lucy kuhe
are visiting friends and relatives in Fred
ericksburg
Misses Elsie Perry and Ella Lewis. OF
Spotsylyania. have returned home. alter
a pleasant stay here with Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. ". kube.
Messrs Jessie Carpenter and Loving,
Of RaccOOn Ford. were guests OF Miss
Maggie Dulin Sunday.
Miss Maud Row, OF this place, will teach
the coming session in the home Of her
uncle, Mr.. j. l.. Hippo.
Mr.. Willie Johnson, the popular clerk
for W0odville a Brother at lndianto~n,
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Johnson. here Sunday.
Mr.. Harold Mason. who il engaged IN
business at Orange, has been spending
several days with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs Douglas Mason. near here. ..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
STAFFORD COURT PROCEEDINGS

Stafford Circuit cOurt convened ON
Monday. Judge j f. Mason presiding
Several chancery orders were entered
only one contested chaucery case heard
being that of Muuntloy ~. Mountloy iur
divorce and custody of child. Compro-
missed decree entered. giving the custody
Of the child tu each of the parents. three
months at "a time. Mr-Sr~ J BT.Thorn-
ton. of ManassAs. and G.. u. Foster. al
this city. counsel for plaintili. aud Cool
rick 4 Goodrich for defendant.
Common law docket was called and
the following eases continued: Ohas.
Wallace ". sullivan. Coleman p. e.. aud
Foster. p H. Kennedy ". Payne. I'm
hrey and Coleman. p q and Foster and
Wallace. y. d.
The following common law Judgments
were rendered
old Kentucky Di~tilery " l.. &.
Roach. Judgment for S2Nli7 aud inter
est from Marh LIT. 1906. till paid aud
costs b. l. Willis attorney for plaintiii
International Harvester Go. ". W X
Armstrong and J. 4. Bryant. Judgment
for $50 and interest from sept !. 1902.
till paid. subject tocrrdit ui S2l 20 sept.
|. 1903. and costs Il. l.. Willis attor.
ney for plaintln.
Those from this city who We're present.
Judge \. T. Emhrey. Judge Jno. /
Goodrich. ". D. Carter, Frederick W.
Coleman. b. =. Willis and E.. u Foster
James K. Rawlings. judge K. II. l..
Chichester and q b Mallarr. of Stafford.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
Saturday, October Is, 1906,

ot nublic auction, To the highest bidder,
n small tract of land containing ~ acres
and "mill site" thereon, and alnable
water rights appurtfna thereto situate
in Spotsylvania county, Chancellor mag
isterial district, about ~ miles west OF
fredericksburg, on the River Road and
near the Rappahannock river The
said property, known as Isaac En-
brey's Mill. il better described in deed OF
John Decker and wife to Isaac Embrey,
of date April 30, 1862, and recorded IN
tbe Clerks Office at SpOtsylyania {. H.,
NIB. XXX, p. $50. For further in
formation apply to the undersigned.
TERMS or SALE.
One-third cash. balance in two equal
animal installments at one and two
years time, the deferred payments bear
ING & per cent interest from date OF sale
and secured by deed Of trust or title re-
served, or allcash at option OF purchaser.
ALVIN 7. EAUREN,
WM W. BuTzNER,
Special Commissioners.
In the Circuit court Clerks office Of
Spotaylvania county. Virginia. Beau
argos Embrey. plaintiff. VS. VIM. I, En-
brev and others, defendants. !. I. A..
Harris. clerk of the said court do certify
that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree rendered in
said cause on June 9TH, 1908, has been
duly given. Given under my hand as
clerk OF the said court, this 18th day OF
June, 1908.
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
CULPEPER
Shiloh Association Family Reunion Fine Peach
CTop-0thef Notes

Stcvcnsburg. Va. Sept. llth. 1906.
News has been 80 scarce around here
lately have rcirained from writing.
The day after the Shiloh Association
adjourned We had "A clear day md not u
drop oi rain has fallen since Drs. Hatch
rr aud Mitchell. oi Richmond. nr Moi
fctt. of the Valley. and DR. Sanford were
the most neutrality-suspicious. OF theOccaslon.
The negro question was brought mp, but
nothing new was suggested. Great prep
arations were made To feed the people,
but the rain kept away fully two-thlrdS
of the expected crowd.
Mr.. VIM Roberts, u Confederate sol
der died Yesterday from u cancer. He
has been a great sufferer for over "A year.
Miss Fannie Bodridge was awarded
the school here last Saturday. hear
the examination has been ~ high for
teachers in this county that only ON" re-
cciyed first grade certificate. Good
For We have had so many Inefficient
teachers.
WAS much surprised at the editorial
"A few weeks ago in The TideWatcr Demo
crat. Of Essex county. in regard to gnu
bling. II men arr 10 gamble open hand
cd i'm our hotels. then "iud save the
country" Those people boast OF not
having bar rooms in ESSEX. but 20 to
Frederick sburg and sec the jugs and eases
Of drink shipped To Tappahnnnock and
YOU wuud be- shocked. and when wRs
there hast WAS told of so many blind
tigers | rarely ever seca drunken man
anywherc near here.
Wrll.all my children and grandchildren
were with me the third Sunday IN Au-
gust. and ior the first time in our lives
myself and my five children cOmmuncd
together in our church They arcall, eN-
cepi > scattered 10 weed their own row
in lie. Walter at Portsmouth, Mamir.
Mrs. Hart. nj Falls Church, aud Ashhy
at Rio. near Charlottesville They are
all doing well.
MIR K Is. Burton. our mechanic, aud
Miss Anna Bowers have been quite sick
for over three weeks
had rs peach trees just loadrd with
fruit this year and all my children pre-
served and canned enough Ia last them
"A year and | sold some 20 or 30 persons
nj zoe per bushel Ou account oi the
lUflN y IAillN lllf " AllA VIZ az ~ 49,
about -. rutted ON the trees. Apples
ARE doing fine.
Protractcd meeting after protracted
meeting has been held and | have not
heard 81 single revival from any OF
them
Hon. Jno. Il. Henderson. Jr, "A mil
ionaire. spent "A night with me week ls'-
fore last. tie is indeed fine fellow. The
description given 10y the Baltimore sun
of his splendid palace being erected in
Washington for him by his parents IL
unsurpassed 10y any private Residence IN
that magnificent city IL * near his
parents Boundary Castle, ~ and Flor
ida avenue. 1t will be- worth trip To
sce H.
Mr. e. VI RorSt. who is well acquaint-
ed in your city. left ia his 500 horse and
carriage Tor Highland county where he
NAV locate He took two of hischlldrcn
with him. He will be- much missed
Love to all. food morning
T. K. Coylugton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
GENERAL NEWS

The cruiser Des Mones has sailed for
Havana to protect American intrrsts in
Cuba.
VIM. !. Bryan began his Southern tour
Tuesday with three imprOmptu speeches
AT st. Louis.
The coal production OF the United
States in 1905 surpassed in quantity and
value all previous records.
Surgeon-General Rixey, Of the navy
has completed "A tour Of the world. in the
course OF which he inspected the hospitals
maintained 10y the United States in the
Orient.
Practically without warning the side
of "a mountain above the township "f
Katareli broke away, and in n sea Of
semi-liquid sand and stone swept down
on the township and overwhelmed and
obliterated it, Three hundred persons
were buried alive. In addition to the
lives lost countless heads of cattle per
ished and the crops We're destroyed
Fifty bodies have already been recovered.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
PERJURY CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED

Lucy Grove, the young woman who
hor-ewhipped Squire iIenning at
Vienna. was tried at Fairfax {. IL.
Tuesday and found not guilty by Justice
Phillips upon the charge Of committing
perjury when she testified August 18th
that Eugene Hall had attempted Ia
criminhlly assault her.
Miss Grove was represented 10y }. b.
T Thornton, OF Prince William, and
Thornton and Oliver, OF Fairfax Attor-
neys Matingly Of Washington, and
Keith. OF Faili0x, appeared for Hall
The charge against Miss Grove grew
ont If information which she filed
against Eugene Hall, charging him with
having attempted To criminally assault
her ON July lth. At the preliminary ex-
animation, Hall was discharged by
Squire llcnning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
RATE HEARING RESUMED
Corporation Commission Again Takes Up the
C. 90. Roads Case

The freight rate and classification hear
ing. upon which the State corporation
commission has been at work for some
time. WAS rc-oprned 10y the commission
in Richmond Tuesday. the e. n. o. Rail
road being under consideration. At
turney General Anderson and \. {. BraX-
ton are defending the interests OF the
Stat. while Henry T. Wickham aud II.
e.. Taylor arr representing the roads
The ease j. All old one. having been before
the commission several months ago. II
arose from an effort made 10y the com
mission 10 fix "a new freight rate and
classification for the railroads in the
State. This new system would materi.
ally cut down the present revenue OF the
roads.
Practically the entire session was con
-umed in reading and comparing the
present and proposed rates on various
articles between different points.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
C0L0RED PICNIC IN STAFFORD

4 picnic WAS given 10y the Union Branch
Lodge, near Whit, Oak, Stafford county
mt the residence of VIM. Carter, Friday
aud Saturday, September 18th and Sth.
Music was furnished by Gethsemane
Lodge No. /, of King George. The
parade took place at $3.50 p. m, and
there were about two hundred in line
besides the officers Among those pres
ent were: Miss Minnie Jackson, OF Pitts
burg: Miss Mamie Griffin and Mrs. Mile
Baker. of Rockville, Md; Simon Wash
ington, of Washington; Lee Washington,
Riverdale, Md; James Rollins, Miss NIB.
Washington and Valley Walker, Of
Washington. W. {.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
TO EDUCATE
THEIR RACE
Efforts of Leading COIOred Citizens
to Establish an industrial High
School.
DONATIONS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED

number OF our leading colorcd c.tl-
2cns. having in view the advancement ol
the educational interest among their
race. have purchased the "Mnyiirld
property located lust across llazrl run
sonth Of town. known ~ the "llowison
tract Among the leaders IN tins move
ment arc Rev. :. 4 Brown, j {. Grant.
Rem Rumhrav. EsscN Howard, > g..
Willis. Vim Narc. Joseph Walker.
The name oi the new institution VIII
be- The fredericksburg Industrial lllgh
School. and its declared purpose may be-
inferred from its name. in that 1t Wlllhot
only ,udcnvor To educate the culorrd
yonths of this city and section along
educational but also along lndustrih'
lines
The officers Of the school have taken
charge of the property and are huslly nj
work putting it in shape. We ar m
formed that after making the cash pay
ment for the property those Interested
gave "A deed of trust ON it. To secure the
deferred payments. desiring To hold back
some OF the money for improvements.
This movement promises a tWoiold hrne-
fiji 10 this section. Tor every youth cdu-
Gated is that much a better citizen. AMI
secondly that every institution helps to
swell the financial and business impor-
tance Of "A community. and viewed IN
this light, this enterprise, ON the part ul
our leading colOrcd citizens. Is worthy ui
the commendation and hearty support
of the business and philanthroplc pub
lie Those managing the concern arr de
termincd upon its success and while they
are i'm no sense standing before the pub
lie ~ begging. ~ the same time they
would gratefully receive aud chccriully
acknowledge any contributions in AID oi
this work. Any contributions lrit 40 the
office of this paper will be turned over TO
the managers or contributions can Ice
made direct To $ A. Brown. president.
or Ia any Of the following members oi
the Finance Comm trc. VIM Ware.
Essex Howard. Ben Bumbray or ;. d.
Willis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13

m the Clerks office of the Circuit court
of the county OF King George on the
filth day OF September, 1906. Mis-
souri, Beale, plaintiff, against Andrew
Beale. defendant. In chancery.
The object OF this suit is to obtain n
divorce vinculo matrimonii by the
plaintiff from the defendant. And an al
hdavit having been made and filed that
the defendant, Andrew Beale, IL not a
resident of the State of Virginia, it is or
dered that he do appear here within 10
DAYS after due publication hereof, ana
do what may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit And tits further or
dered that copy hereof be published
once n week for four weeks in The Free
Lance. a newspaper published in the city
of Fredericksburg, Va, and that copy
be posted at the front door OF the court
house OF this county on or before the
first succeeding rules to be held after this
order is entered.
copy-Teste:
+. l.. Hunter, Clerk.
r. II Ashton n q. s13-w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13

\ number of persons were poisoned
in Michigan the other day, aud will
die, by eating dried ber'
preserved by some cmbalming fluid.
The meat was put up at a packing
house which is now under investigd-
ton. 1t is we'll for us to know where
our food comes from.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13

The price of cotton has been fixed
at ten cents by thceXecutivccommlt-
tee of the Southern Cotton Assocl-
alton. which is less than WAS expect
cd by someiarmcrs However, there
is more in Gotten at ten cents than
in wheat ut sevcnty-fve cents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
NEGROES WANT CHANCE TO EXHIBIT

Giles b. Jackson, director of the Negro
Development and Exposition Company,
of Richmond, has gone to Columbus,
Ohio, to ask the Ohio Jamestown State
commission to provide the negroes Of
that State with creditabe exhibit at
the Jamestown Exposition. Other cities
will be visited for the same purpOse.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
MARRIAGES

VIM. H. Blythe and s Pearl Galloway
both OF Warrenton, Were married in
Washington Tuesday.
Joseph C. Taylor, Of Bowler's Wharf,
and Susie A. Brizendine were married in
Baltimore Tuesday.
Leland Roane Treat. son Of Marshal
Morgan Treat, Of West Point, were
married to Miss Daisy Johnson Denmead
September 18th, in Richmond. The con
tracing parties are both of West Point,
and after IA Northern trip will reside there
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
NOTICE

There will be a Republican mass-meet-
ing at Spotsylvania G. II. Monday. Sept.
II, 1906, at II O'Clock, for the purpose OF
sending delegates to the Congressional
Convention for the LIST District, and also
to elect the party organization for the
county. All Republican voters OF the
county are earnestly requested to attend
the meeting. W. }. Butzner,
Chairman County Republican Committee
~ et
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13

The wonderful rainfall at Guiney's
some weeks ago is said to have been
twelve inches in thirty minutes.
That was thought to have been I'M
hut now comes an nc
count of cloudhurst in the West
some wears ago that gavetwo teet IN
five minutes. So Guiney's can stand
aside with it's little shower.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
SALE OF SAW MILLS, OMEN, MULES,
HORSES. WAGONS, TIMBER, ETC.

offer for sale , saw mills 30 and %
horse power, complete, all in first-class
order; yoke nice oxen, % head OF mules
and horses, log carts complete, 6 four
team wagons aud harness complete, and
coo. 900 feet of standing timber, oak,
poplar, hickory and pine. | will make
reasonable terms, "a | want to go out OF
the business. Ii you want to buy write
orapply to John p. Byrd,
Central Point, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
SHOT INTO PASSING CAR
One Person Killed, Two Wounded.

One passenger was killed, two were
injured by flying buckshot on an Ocean
View ear, which WAS fired on from am
bush near Norfolk Tuesday night.
The ear was fired upon just after leav-
ing lakewood All OF the victims are
negroes. none Of the white passengers
being hit. though the car was crowded.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
GEN. JAMES C. HILL ILL

Gen. James &. Hill * critically i'll at
his home in Scottsvlle, and his recovery
il despaired Of His son, A. G.. Hill, Of
Baltimore; Congressman John Lamb
bis brother-in-law; Hill Montague, of
Richmond, his nephew, and Mrs Joseph
inc Trevillian, of Richmond, his sister
have been summoned by wire and are at
hia hpdside
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected 10y Simon Hirsh & Bro.
Wheat, soto II; corn. go 10 -, meal,
$1,000 fl35; oats, IS to 40; hens, 9 "a
10: ducks, II to -; spring chickens, II
to Il per pound; eggs, 20 TO 81, lard,
10 to II; butter. - 10 %; hams. l2's
to II: sweet pOtatot soc TO 100; lrish
potatoes. soc to zoe; apples, per
bushel, 80 to IS; veal. ~ 20 >, lambs.
81 80 to $3.50, hides, green. : TO :,
dry. 10 to II. sailed, No. /, to To-
calf skins No /, $l.l0 per skin; baled
hay, $40 to fl3 per ton; leaf sumae.
so TO s. per 100 Hogs, live weight.
BE. Beef, live weight, 81 TO 3lsc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
SWANSON WILL WELCOME BRYAN

Circumstances have arisen which have
caused Gov. Swanson to cancel his en-
gagements for Saturday and to 60 to
Radford to welcome and introduce Hon
". j Bryan on the occasion OF the lat
ter's visit to the fair there.
Mr. Bryan states he cannot come to
Richmond to the State Fair in Oct.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Commissioner sale September 81 Of
valuable mill property to settle an estate.
Small farm, beautiful pond mile long, fine
fishing, attractive home in a large grove,
near Quincy = Station. between Richmond
and Washington. s. ii. Evans,
sep1-1m Guiney's, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-13

The Democratic ongressional'om-
mittee headquarters in Washington
we're closed temporarily and not Tor
the campaign, as was charged. The
rooms are now open andthecommlt-
tee will work with energy until the
nlnrfinn