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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
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Nitrogen Loss in Grain Lands.
The loss of nitrogen from four gra n
farms IN ten years amounted to from
three to five times more than was rr
moved by the crops, says Harry Snyder
in a report to the experiment station
of the University Of Minnesota. This
loss was due to the rapid decay Of the
humus and the liberation Of the nit-o-
gen. which forms an essential part or
the humus. The losses Of nitrogen from
these grain farms were practically tn.
same as from the experimental plots at
the University Farm. The results Of
the tests on the small plots are in ac-
cord with the field tests in differeut
parts of the State. Where clover WAS
grown, crops rotated, live stock kept.
and farm manure used. an equilibrium
as to the nitrogen content Of the soil
was maintained the mineral plant food
was kept in the most available condi-
ton and maximum yields were secured.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
Barrow for Garden Use.

An illustration in American Agricul-
turist suggests the attachment to a
wheelbarrow here shown. An ordi-
nary wheelbarrow's capacity is too linn
tied for convenience. The attachment
can be slipped into the barrow, to the
great increase Of Its capacity. The side
pieces should be hardwood strips. The
attachment may be supported by hooks
from the strips to the top Of the wheel
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
Held Back.

THAT big foundry over there can't
get ahead very fast"
"Why notT'
Its always casting anchors
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
EAE-=
MM<zE-'ENNT
y2TY @y
GOOD GARcEN BARROW,

barrow's back If preferred. Such n
barrow will come very handy when
carting loose and bulky garden stuff.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

That the lives Of Russian women are
frequently mixed with tragedy. Is
shown by the history OF the 23-year-old
widow Of the late Count Romanoff.
The countess is the eldest daughter by
a morganatic marriage of Grand Duke
Sergius, who was blown to pieces by
a bomb over year ago. She was mar
ried to Count Romanoff in February.
last year. and when he was murdered
few months later she was forced to
stand by and witness the crime. Then
she was seized in her st. Petersburg
home and made a secret prisoner by
the officer in charge Of the soldiers
She resisted him and escaped last
June and has since been hiding ir
London
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

One reason people frequently take a
lawyers advice is that they have to
pay for It
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

Ireland's hfgh-water mark in popu-
iation was reached In 1874. She had
then S.17j,12I people. She has now
fewer than 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Yeoenflid)er llnfall anf einer cleftri'
dDcn Balm.

9tem Dorf, 1. Sftober. -
lurd Elm beute 9lbeno 81 2incoln-
Earf, nabe gonfers, auf Der pon Don.
fers nad 9e0ioro fiibrerben eleftri.
ihen gobu eingetretenes llngliid
puroen Elm Gino set0otet uno etiua
3ipal,5ig Herionen perlest, iiini ODER
iefs oerielben gefabrlih. Gin @ag.
gon ent5og it'd alti elmer iteil abfal.
lenoen Strede oes @eleiies an ser
Wc2ane apenue Der Gontrole uno
entgleiite am 5ube bes SiigeIs. Ger
@aggon itiir5te 0ann Tim unb begrub
bie Yaiiasiere unter ieinen lriim-
mern. Ias 3erreiBeu elmer aette an
Der 9remie peruriahte oas ltngliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
An6e6agel1
,,a6 oe,,t
@Ge,1.

2eite, Ole natb Dem @iien bon Dem
@efiibl Ser llebcrfiilllng un0Sdapere
nicOergeOriitt merOen uno lpeIden
bdufig oie 9tobrung als 81 idpper uno
oriifeno i'm Naaen IiesenO eri6eint
ooer sic an Geritopiltug, innerli6en
SGmorrboioen glutanornug nad)
Dem aopf Maaenidlre, @eigung gum
Sreden So6brennen, &opipeb. @i.
oeripillen gegen 9tabrltng 9lG6un.
gen, tSiufeu ooer Slattern ser Ser3-
tbGtigfeit, bebriidenhen ober erItiden.
oen 8eiilblen beim 9tieoerlegen, 9e.
nomnlenbeit bei'm plobli6en 9luf.
Iteben, Ellnften ooer sSlimmern Dor
Den s(ugen Sieber umo ountpiem
Shmer5 I'M aopi, mangelnoer
SdpeiBentuifclung, @elbiuft ser
Snut un0 Der 2lugen, Shmer3en in
Der Seite, Der @rllit, oen @lieoern
uno al plobIideu Sibegeiiiblen lei.
oen, iolltcn Elm ponr 0oien anpenoen
bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Rpulcpelt nno bic We,u-yorfer Gam.
pnane.

Seriep Gitp, N..5, 1. Oft.
Gbas. 6. Suabes, Der republifa.
niibe Gonoioot fiir bos @onperncilrs-
slmt in Nep.Dorf, bate beute cine
Gonferen5 nit Dem Yrdiioenten9ioole.
pelt. ols oerielbe aif ieinem @ege
nab @aibington ourh bieiige Stoot
fam. slls Der @rtra5ug bier anlang.
te, martete 0r. Sugbes ouf Dem Ser.
ron bes @abnboies uno begab iid ios
tort in Den pon Der Sanlllie Hoolepelt
eingenonlnenen Eriuotpag9on, no
ibm Der Trdlioent ieine Satin unb
1ohter Gt6el porlteQte. slls Der 3u9
Den gabnboi perlieB, paren beioe
Serren nod in eiiriger lluterbaltilng
begriifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Gtaat Wlarblano.
ShaBmeiiters Siireau.

St.65s,93i.21 9ilan5 i'm sdbapamt.
Wlerhanis' NniionaI 8Gnf bon
Baltimore lRn .. S4gs OO7 OG
Critic Gatuna'saut bon saIti. ~
qbe Natinmal 8ani oi Commerce -'''-- ''o'
oon baltimore @IS,. ;...,, 2O.l02,Ol
Ibe commonwealth gant bon Bal
timore, Mo ...... t0,74s1s
National iinon 9ani bon Niaro. ''''''''o
l1np bon Baltimore. Wio IS $50. .78
1be ylutiaaaI Widrne 9unf bon
Baltimore. 0io. ........ 1p4t39D
Abe gtntional We6aHtS' 9ant bon
baltimore, 0io. .......... 119, ,3O2 60
Grfie GationaI'sant bon saIti.
abe aatiomaI eOpanro aaat bon 0''0o2''O
Baltimore, Mb ,,;..:...,,.... 1s.73s3l
Iational eT6anse Sant bon BAL.
ttmore; Mb. b.......;.s.,,.,, 10,45t 40
Sanf bon Baltimore. Nio..... 1882 40
tinlore.. no. ..........s"... 3o.s53G5
nal gduf bon Baltimore lfo 4472Oll
SIo 9opu Gational 8anf bon
-, gotimore, 9tb. ,.s..:.,..,.. 1891 81
MarpIano gsotional 9anf bon BAL.
Sarioro @atonaI 8anf bon geI
9ir. 9se; ......a.........,. 14.3s3.27
5armsrs' % sy' siaticnaa gGnf bon 'oi4O'o0
sIlInapolis, Ro.. .............. s6.7s1 SO
2ortefter NationaIs@anf pnu Gams
Sarmers 1 anS alRerdaniiis Qaiio. '0io-'''
:, mol eani hon Gamprioae, DO, 1oo43,27
unien, gsatienaI sanf bon gSeit.
sarmers' ano aRertants' 8aur ''''''
bon SaIisburp Mb. .....,... 1o,495.Gi
erlte NationalsSanf bon Snclp'
2riiie MailenaI.9,ani bon cum. 0''' ''''
berIanb aeS. S..........,....'. 1s,o72.05
puiit Wlb. ,.. 13bo31t
eantoa National @ani bon Gan. ''
ton, Mb. :,;.,...,..-... 13,6Gs.5O
bile, Wlb.. ....,.....,.....,.,... 71s9.2s
PnnreI, No. ,....:....... o,sIS.44
Accommodating, NO. ........ t0,024.s5
Cation Rational eanf bon Cation,
:, no. ;....,.............. 2995s,45
= eaicoit Gito. aao. ,.......: 1457o1s
Slime. ARp, ,.......... 10955.27
gentresiae EH fs' aatona eani bon i0O0S''0
Gentrepiues 0ie. ............. 5O35,2s
ton. gb. .........,......... 5,033.G5
ION. Go. ......s............. BOSS. 81
Nunf OF Selmur bon 9eninr. Nh. 0736.60
RecpIe's National 8anf bon Sas
eerstoiuil D.b. ..,.......... b.O33.4
bnrs. Mlo. ,............,.... 5,o3o,s7
WlarpInno. llpper MdrIboro, Mb 5O3i .Os
BON Gbeiieriomn, aFb ......, 70i6.67
81 bh7 0aI oI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
- piQer,

pclde raid oaS SpItem pon allen ben
oben angefilbrter 2eioen befreien
lperoen.
G. Sc5ember 1906.
Haoiuan & 60, 8eiu,gorf
sSertbe 9erren. IN Se8ue aui 8aoipabs
9Ien Wilnfbe ib 5u iasen, Dab Id niemaIS
irgenb Elm SeiImitteI eeflnoen babe. oas ben.
ieben aIeb it,
gsdbrenb Der lebten 5lpci Sabre lit Id an
nero5fer Sbspeiie uno Seriiopfuna. s,ad benz
@iien perpirte idp elm eiefibl Der sdpere inI
Wluaeu uno bes 9rbrehens. bate S6merssn
mo nar ftbpnoIidb I'M aopt uub oann wurbe
Id llcruoS. Seb prpbrte gmeS. iras mir ert.
pfobIen iuar Waein ur8t faete mir. oab Id
broniidle SeriiopfuHg iIilb cinen lauren Wsaeen
babe. gs bali mir ein tpenia, aber furirte
sIiisb uirbt.s set ipnr faft rcrs,pefeIi gnoIib
peirog mid ein 6renno, pRaolpab's HilIen" AZ
nebnen, iuas icb andb ibai liIib Id fnge nit
@eraniigen. oni ie Mir niebt niir 0inoerpna
perf1afften. fonbern ntb pciifio furrten Sos
Gar nusbhem in iie Elm panr 1dee genommen
battle. arbeiiete Der Wianen regular. nuo Die
ebspeptfhen Sbmpiome iiuo peridbmunoen.
Seti fiibIe i'd Mid uie eIu ueiier Mlenicb
9Rbge eoit sic uilb Sbre punoerbare Teoi,
sin fegnen. Seb perbleibe 3br
y. Z. Srtfler, 9lIIeuiupu q,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
>(3aoluap's
YiQcll

iino rein beaeiobIlib NH san5 bnperIdifa
Aepirfen boIfommene Seromrnug. ppuftdnoiae
Ibiorbirnng unb aefunhe aeaeImdBiefeit
Our sur bon alien 2eiorn ors W,aeeuS, Der
@ebdrme, ber 4iereu, oer Slnie, ppn uerpBien
arantbetten, Sdmutrboiben, appfipeb unb aaen
2eterleioer.
Sreis 20 Gents Die e6a9ieI gslrb bon al.
len speibeieru periauit liro per 9cft naeb
empfnng oes getraecs berfaubt
9aoiuas & Co., 90 Clint hSirabe, Geip. .gorf
(2) o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

ungeeignctc Salcntc Der gctreuen
grfiillnng meiner Giliht 5il mionen
unb oem 9eitrebcn, Oicieu 0iItrift
baS 81 ueri6offCn, mas cr icbt, unt
Der @abrbeit Die Gbrc 3lt gcbcn, nid)t
beiitt = einen Elob inter icncn 81.
itriftrn 1nicreS 2nn0e3, 0crrn Ser
treter Die 9iihtlmg nutionolcr Csc.
icbgebnng beitinlncn. (275)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
aoblcn5edDe in sslammem.

5bermopol s, Wpo., I. CIT.
- Gle Dem Srn. Samuel Gebo Don
Montana geborige groBe aobIen5ehe,
Smolf 0teilen noroli6 bon bier, bat
Seuer gefangen un0 Itebt in bellen
6lommen. 9lQe in Dem 8ergmerfe
beidGitigten sfrbeiter retteten iid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02

EGiie sur Heiie in's Anslanb Be.
iOrst 6. Iaine, Nr. 413, Cft.@alti.
more-Strahe, nabe Guitnmbunie.Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
JOrtidritte Der Iobiliiirnng.

Gnllige Sbdtigfeit int ariegs- Gepor.
tenent. - geue 9eiesung bon
Cuba miro bon ldngerer Gouer
iein.
$50 bington z. e., /. Oft
Iie Dtobiliiirltrg oer omerifaniiden
Srlppen fir Die 0ciesilng bon Cuba
miro gum groBen Sbeil in 9telpport
Helps, 90, itattiinoeu, ipcnn auh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
81 ,657 .03i .2l
@urrah gauStoer. ebabmeiIter.
Gin ieiteuer @argnln.

Gin icitcner @argnin.
Stieif Hiauinu. MIR $3.50.
Gin grobes Stieii Vianinp nit fcb1nem 9SuI.
nnbseiebdnie uno In iebr Glien Suiinno miro
an einen 8aarfdufer iiir nlir $3.50 Ioseei6In
aen; Stibl unb 9edc eiuleIdoiieil. gSirb.
ipenn geipiniCbt uuter fleincnl SuCbIng i'm
Greis anf monatIihe A1en periauif. NnRer.
oem pieie anoersz Spediais sSarnaiuc.
N. 2erB d. Sun,
Gteuluah RiunospalcrbduS,
II Meits sSuraiuan'Str, gcgeniiber Hcnuerts
(273--5)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01

Silver Slipper. the jumping pony, form
erN owned 10y Rev Father d. +. Cole
man. of this city. but sold 10y him 10 the
Westchc.ter Farm, Now York, won u
prizo at the Boston Horse Show last
week.
Mr.. VIM. Gutshal. OF Washington, L.
:. Inspector. is here experimenting the
improvements to the grounds around
the Mercer monument.
Mrs. j. Edward Tllor and son left for
their home. oxford, Md. Monday morn
ing after "a visit OF several months 10 MI
and Mrs ". ID. Scott.
Mrs p. II Griffith. nee Miss Rosa Tny-
loe. of Wcstmorelaud, was a visitor here
Sunday, "a guest OF Mrs. a. d. Tapscott
Supt Jno. Washington, of Carolir.e'
was iu the city Monday "a guest al Mr'
l.. II. Russell ON Princess Anne street
The pupils of Mrs Hin Helm gave II
recital AT her home April 2Nth
Sheriff r. b. Gill, OF Caroline. was ~
the city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee j. Graves spent sun
day in the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
HON. W. A. JONES'
LECTURE
Il Was Heard BY a Large and
AppreCiaiiyc Audience.
INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING BEAUTIFUL
PICTURES GAVE An ADDED INTEREST.

4 large audience of representative and
mostapprcciniivrproplc assembled in the
Oprra llou." Thursday night 10 greet
Hon W. \ Jopcs. congressman from
this district Just after = O'Clock Judge
4. " Wallace introduced the speaker and
took that occa~ion 10 pay AN elegant
cumpliucnt tO thr work Oi the city Mis-
-iol. lr whose benefit Mr.. Jones so
kindly and generously gave himself His
talk Dn the Philippines aud Flllpinos
Was most delightful and instructive and
III. who heard him carried away "A new
interest iu our Eastern possessions Mr..
Jones thorough hnoNicdg" oi his sub
irrt in every d,nil. the political temper
ui thoi-Aud-. lrir Topography, ~ well
as of tine lii. uud methods oi the Moro
ugri,umrist~ and the basis upon which
can be- built the future wealth, PROSPER
ily and development of these people, con
viucrl his audience that hc Is a student
of mo- small ability and practicability in
this most interesting aud vital problem
i'm the future Oi our great country.
The Burr Mcintosh pictures were cx-
qui~itc and served To- impress the subject
and added enjoyment To the evening by
giving personal touch 90 the scenes
described. ior the Taft Party were
generally ia the for, or backgrounds OF
the views.
Mr. Jones rav,s with those who heard
him many pleasant memories. and j.
ipllpWcl 10y the good wishes oi our poo
pin
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
ScupU0ip III VIItVI M u I'V'I'
LEAVE NORTHNARD.

4 J.
6.I0A. Nj. daily. Stops OF s'1 al
at Occo0uan Sundays only >;ols AT
Alexandria to discharec srnge's.
s.11 AN daily. Stops AleHauh "a.
t0.3q A. NJ. daily. Stoi On si2nel
at Iceland. Brooke, Aqua, Vide
Water, Ried. QuanticO, Cherry Hill,
Freestone, Negiey, OccoGuaH, Lor-
,on. Accotink, FrancOpie, Se'nina' y
and Alexandra.
1S9P. NJ. daily except Sundsy V.
Stops II Alexandria.
6.ls p. n daily. STOP, % Brook,
NiGe W~teT, Guahtico, a.4d AleAHn-
dris.
1905 p NJ. daily. Stops 70 Alex
Rldria. Stops CA signal at CccopuHn
on Sundays only.
Accommodation Train from Rich
mnni arrives go i. al. CUlY e.
rept sunday,
LEANF SOUTHWARK.
655A NJ. daily except Sunday,
Richmond accommodation Makes
az stous
5.2l 4. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast
Line train. Stop ON sigual at Wide
Water, summit, Guinea, Nooasiane,
Peuolr, Ruthcrglcn. Taylorsyille, and
Glen Allen Sundays only; and a.
Aiexardria. Brooke, Milford, boswell
81 8 Ashlar3 dsi,y.
tis 4 g. daily except S0nda,
MaE.- local tens ON signal
lae.P. 81 daily, s A. g. t-air
Stop ou .irns .t ,.oriou ,ill Oc. @.
QIan Sundays only, sui daily at
'.-aan5ria, Quaufico, Milford. De =
p"H aud Ashland
5.oo p. NJ. daily Atlantic Coas
! iue train. stops NJ Aieytndria.
7 osweu sul Ashland.
t.Se P. NJ. daily. Makes local SIT, pe
81 signal
600 T. NJ Ga,ly. Snaboard Air Line
train. stops ~ Alexandria, DOE.
well and Ashland.
NOTE Time cl <. rivals and de-
plrture- sai connections uot guar
autced.
q. g. cox. AGENT.
". u. DUKE. w. GULF. W. P INlilI
Asst. q. l'rc-. Cen. >rYt lrHf. N,n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
SPOTSYLVANIA SCHOOL CLOSING
Present 10 Teachcr-AtdrtS by Mr.. T. StOSslsy
Coleman.

The public school mt SpOtsylyania C..
II taught by the popular young teacher,
Miss Nellie Morris. celebrated itS final eX-
crcises ON Friday in the courthouse
square.
The patrons of the school joined with
the teacher in giving the pupils a de-
lightiul picnic grand dinner WAS served
at noon, and after all had enjoyed the
-umptuous rcpast numerous games were
PLAYED and at O'Clock the crowd AS
scmhled in the courthouse, where prayer
was offered by Rev. l.. +. Parham. At
torncy Thos. Stokeley Coleman ON be
hall of the school ably presented very
choice fruit set 10 the TEACHER, and adj
dressed tie audience on the relations eX-
isting between teacher aud scholars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01

Earncl runs-GalIuudct, }; Frederlcks-
burg college. 3. First base by errors
Galandet. =: Fredericksburg College, T..
Lett ON hases-Galiaudet, :; Fr.dcricks-
burg College. g. First base ON ball-Of
Dillon ,: oil Russell, l.. Innings pitched
BY Dillon. q; by Russell, ,. Hits made
on Dillon. T.; oil Russell. l Struck
out-By Dillon. 5;by Russell, ,; hyJoncs,
I. Thrce-ha~e hit=-C0oper, Bode, scott.
Sacrifice hit--Ryhurn Mullen. Hall
STOLEN hasc-Iiall Oh, Scott, Garnett.
Double plays-Bode to Hall to Ryburn;
M,Candlcs- unassi-ted) Hitby pitcher
Jones |. Wild pitch-Dillon. Passed
ball--Mullcn (2l, Matzner. Umpire-
Dr. Barney. Time OF game hours and
l. mi.ntes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
VISITORS COMING
Board and Lodging Wanted.

4 large number oi members OF the
18Th New Jersey Regiment which took
plrt in She battles around herein lN12-''
viii be here from May - to %. They
will be- accompanied by number Oh
Indies They want board while here and
transportation To the battleh"ld7, is'hn
the notice in another column. and those
who can furnish accommodation or
will communicate with
this office not later than Friday, May J.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED
One Application Contested and vii Be Heard
Saturday.

Judge A. r. Embry in the Corpora
ton court Monday morning granted lr
c-u-e % the following parties - ~ti u hq-
nor from May ] 1906. 10 May ]. 1907:
Mrs j. +. Monroe. Eugene Bodr. +. Me-
Cr0cken. Bro. & Co. Stra,hirgnr y son,
F.. ". Mills Jake Goldsmith, j. B. Col
bert. Mike Long. W T. ARMSTRONG
Henry Daunoid.
The application of o. W. Armstrong
va. contested aud SATURDAY. May .,
wa, set by the court To- hear the case.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
HEALTH BOARD MEETING

The city Board Of Health held me, {
ING AT the Mayors oiliceThur-day night.
The campaign against the moSquit was
reported in preparation, and the loca-
ton oi lots needing drainage, etc, was
lett to "A subcommittee, which will re-
port to meeting ON Tuesday. At that
meeting the Board Of Health will meet
the Street Committee aud the COMMITTEE
on Health and Police from the Council.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
hoard AND LODGING WANTED


In order that ample arrangements may
he made in advance for the pilgrimage Of
members OF the 10Th Regiment New Jer-
sey Veteran Association and their friends
to- fredericksburg May % to 26, in
elusive. it is requested that parties will
ING to accommodate visitors will com
municate with committee from the As
ISOLATION, which will be in Fredericks-
burg Friday, May 4th, mentioning num-
Der who can be cared for and price.
Supper will be wanted Tuesday, May
22nd. board and lodging to and includ-
ing breakfast Saturday morning, May
10Th. The party will include a number
Of ladies. References will be furnished.
Address
10Th Regiment Committee,
Care The Free Lance,
or Da ly Star,
Fredericksburg
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
THEIR WEDDING PRESENTS safe

The Army and Navy Gazette contains
"A telegram from the Quartermastcr at
San Francisco which states that the
warehouse in that city which contained
the officers baggage and furniture has
not been burned and the building was
but slightly injured 10y the earthquake
The f,iends OF Lieut. r. 5. Knox will be
pleased to learn this.as it is in this build
ing that the personal prop rty OF Lieut.
and Mrs. Knox is stored.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
GEORGE Downs
L. Wright
Practical Painters

ITuITItUI IUIUItTs.
Painting is practical work. Skill wins.
It's the same with paint making.
Yon know { gallons l.. X NJ. mixed
with 3 gallons Linseed oil makes enough
paint for moderate sized house-the
best paint money can buy-because the
l.. an. Zine hnrdens the l.. 4 NJ. White
Lead and makes the l.. X NJ. Paint wear
like iron
Buy l. & NJ. and don't pay $3.50 n
gallon for Linsoed Oil, ~ you do in
rpady-ior-use paint, but buy oil fresh
from the barrel at 60 cents, and mix
with the l. K NJ.
Actual cost l.. 4 ~ about Sl.20 per
gallon.
Sold by c. f. Davis 4 Son, Dido, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
WASHINGTON GUARDS co
TO KING GEORGE
To Pr,sai iht LYnthins Of Gabriel Battle
CHARGED Kfh Criminal Assault on MISS
Rodgers

The Washington Guards. Capt j. Il.
Rowe. received orders Monday from
Riclmonito el at once 10 King George
L. II To guard the jail and prevent th"
lynching oi the negro. Gabriel Battle
charged with criminal assault on Miss
Rodgers iu that county last wr,G. In
formation reached thc authorities that
the negro will hr taken from lul ana
hanged.
The company uudcrcommaudot Capt
Rowe. LNut~ Iqrkin anl liIling~l'l
and thirty men. left at > p. 40. 30 Wag
ous rhcy expect to arrive at hing
George about p. M.
special To- The Free Lance from kne
George states That There is much feeling
against Battle. hut uo excitement. and
iith.re win be- any attempt To- lynch mm
10 is kept very quiet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
NOTICE

Al creditors ni the Hunters Cash or
Credit Store. which Was Transferred by
Geo. l.. Hunter and Nellie p. Hunter 10
Vim. " Butzncr, tust'c. have been
paid in FUN. All parties owing the said
business will please settle their bills
promptly with Geo l.. Hunter or the
Undersigned, his attorney.
VIM ". ButH or.
np27s2t-m% -l2t.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
DEATH or MRS. J. P. FRlITER

Mrs John Il. Frittcr, aged D years. OF
Brooke Station, died Friday night oil
measles and pneumonia. She leaves :
small children. husband, mother. two
sisters and two brothers. Funeral serv-
ices Saturday from Andrew- Chapel Leon
Quoted hy Rev e. w. Sarver.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
BASEBALL
frst,richbur9 Defeated G,Idudet-'cOfs was
1904.

FREDERICK shurg COLLEGE d,rntcd Gal
laud,t college. cd Washington. here sat
ur.lny hy thc,corc Of IL - ! This Is
the second game that Frdcric,shurg
has won from Galauirt this season. and
hge straight gaines that ~h has won in
all. Tho home team ouiplayed the yisi-
tor. at every point Frcderick-burg
made thirteen hits. two Of which were
thr-c-bagger- Dillon. Gnllaudet'- pitch
or. r.tircdat Tine beginning Of the seventh,
and Russell was put iu, but didn't do
much better Bodr accepted eleven
chances with only one error. The bat
ting of Eodr. Scott and Ryhufn and
Halls ha-c running were features Tor
Fr-icn.h~hu'g Coopcr's hitting was
thr feature ior Gailaudrt Score
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
CITY LICENSES

The Offices Of commissioner 81 revenue
and city collector have been busy places
the past several days, the merchants
and Others calling in numbers 10 fix up
their licenses for the new license year
beginning May LIST.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
NEWSPAPER OF I799-I8OO
Containing Announcement Of Death ard Funeral
Of Washington.

Mr. Charles j Henry. oil Stafford. has
Or. sentcd our office with a copy of The
American Daily Advertiser printed We'd
uesdav. DECEMBER -, 1799. and con
tanning tine proceedings of Congress ON
the death of Gen. George Washington,
MISC The y. y. Ulster County GNotte ol
date january I. 1900. with an account
of the funeral Both papers ARE wen
preserved and are very interesting
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
DELEGATES APPOINTED

Mayor Thomas p. Wallace has ap-
pointed Mr.. Isaac IIirsh and Mesdamcs
!. h. Ficklcn and l.. l.. Coehill delegates
to the Virginia Conference OF Charities
and Correction, which meets in Peters
burg May 22-2l.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
NOTICE

Al nortio4 owing t4.p estate of the late
Albert MusSleman, oil stanford VIII pay
the same to me, aud all parties having
claims against said estate VIII present
them to me duly authenticated Tor settle-
mani \. b. Mussleman,
ml-w4w Auii'i'i7'' "'Vi'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-01
DEATH OF AGED LADY

Mr.. f.. J. Embrey was in Culpeper
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF his
grandmother, Mrs. JOS. Embrey, who
died Tuesday at the advanced age OF
uparly 90 years