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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, IND,
Aug rs --Thefreview of the troops in cRmp
by Vice President Fairbanks has been post
poned until Monday on account of rain,
The Second regiment, Illinois National
Guard, arrived In camp today and will
participate in the review Monday. There
was no military schedule today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
POLICEMEN ARE RESICNINC
Troop, Nay Be oOmpellsdtO Preserve sivil
Order In Russia.
TALKING or PUNISHMENT FOR POLAND
No Decision Vet Reached as 20 send
ina More Troops TO Province
60 Curb the Ter
rOrtsts.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. ls.--Since tbs
acute revival Of terrorism tho ministry Of
the interior has been flooded with CONS
plants forwarded by chiefs OF police IN all
parts OF the empire to the effect that tho
police are resigning by the Wholesale, ana
II Is evident that II this state Of arrHird
continues II may compel a practical re-
placement Of the police by troops
The cabinet has given serious attention
to the situation in Poland and the oues-
ton OF dispatching considerable reinforce
ments of troops there and sending QUE
| punitive expeditions has been discussed,
but no decision has been reached. The
anarchists organizations, most of which
are classed. by the liberals as 'black
hands" are trying to arrange a national
congress at Kief with the view to placing
| tickets In the neld for the Parliament cleo
lions which It Is now believed will be heId
In November.
Both Premier Stolypin and War Minister
! Rudiger are receiving many letters de-
manding the punishment OF the ofieers and
soldiers of the Chevaliers concerned In tho
! whipping OF Anna Smirnoff. and the news
papers continue. to be filled with Indignant
I articles on. the subject, NJ. stolypin has
! ordered an investigation of the AFFAIR, but
SO far as known the war authorities have
made no move The girl is in a hospital
and her condition is reported serious.
Democrats to Meet. ..
| MOSCOW Aug ls.--The constitutional
democrats have decided TO hold a congress
In st. Petersburg September 80. This in-
mates Of all the prisons here have declared
three days hunger strike in retaliation
for the affair at the central, prison, August
1s when troops fired on a number OF po-
litical prisoners who had made a dsmon-
\ stration against the hospital conditions,
killing two and wounding ten men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
New Fall Suits.
With an Account

In our Customers Deposit Account Depart
ment all you have to say when making a
purchase in our store Is charge IT. to my
deposit account. Very simple and easy, no
long waits and delays, Then too, we pay
a per cent interest compounded every three
months on the unspent balance. Your
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

SIPS ecru Nottingham. two curtains. for
eSe. =
ss6O eOru Fish Net two curtains, for
si.ss.
$500 cream nottingham. two curtains,
for $3.50. 10.
$500 ecru- Fish Net four curtains, for
S1.Ss.
sli.oo white Brussels Net, four curtains,
for s7.ss
soc white nottingham, four curtains,
for sSc.
= yaOo Nottingham. four curtains. for
sass. o.. ...-. 49,.
$500 Brussels Net, four curtains, for
1878.
$500 French hand made, two curtains.
for s3ss.
ta75 cream Nottingham. four curtains.
for s2.s&
$500 Dentelle Arabe, three curtains, for
1929.
$500 white Nottingham, four curtains,
for $3.50.
800 Ruined Swiss, four curtains. for
CSC.
s1.2S Rhnned Swiss. 1--WE curtains. for
sl.4S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Embroidery GLASS Will Begin
Monday, August goth.

Miss Stseustrup our instructor in fancy
needlework, has just returned from the
east whore she has been learning the
newest stitches in fancy work. We viii
bs glad to have the ladies OF Omaha with
US again. Beginning Monday, August 2cth.
class will naeet every day on second noor
from 400 tli 4;So p. m. Materials must be
purcha sed here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

money may be withdrawn at a moments
notice, GIVE II trial. you are sure to
4pse It. Ttfs ~ not bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Modern Ventilation.

Modern Ventilation.
Realizing breathing fresh We have
ventlang
country description how this
air into
Under venlating shaft
outside A electric
solid wall
urns fifteen inches hcknes which there continual
into the leaving the filtered air. which then forced
into feeding distributed throughout giving
youth be pures o. 90 to breath
those who will
this
stream on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Make Use of Our Rest Room.

On sour third floor is located eur cozy
rest rsom, with free telephone, comfort
abie easy chairs, magazines and writing
desks and stationery. all for your eonve-
.nteree, Manicuring in connection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

800 Flat Swiss, four curtains, for s1.Ss.
Single curtains l5e asc, csc, kl.1S, tk6s,
$3.50, s22s, $500, sS.3s, si.ss. ss.ss-
worth UP to $500.
In Basement. ~
New Fall Suits.
Modish styles that are strictly UP to the
moment Style ideas originated from
abroad and from our foremost eastern
makers who ~center their eleverness and
talent exclusively on producing garments
that will meet with satisfaction from the
best dressers
Those that bid fair to be the most popu-
lar arc the Norfolk. Btons, Prince Chap
and short fitted salts. ~.
Exclusive styles In new fall coats.
New plaid waists for autumn wear
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Bee. Aug. Is. 1909.

a ~
ETRE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF NEW H@
FssssssssEs AUTUMN DRESS GOODS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN
The
bwlderng
displayed
twindoW tia poi o them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

Meni Keep Cool During the
Hot Weather.
Dent fuss and fume with an undershirt
that rnst be pulled ON over the head
wssr . cool white isle coat undershirt.
buttons all the way down the front
Drawers 81 white Isle 10 match, knee
bpnEth-
with these garments you will Keep cool
PRICE sl.oo PER GARMENT.
Main Floor.
New Silk Petticoats.
TO ACCOMPANY YOUR FALL SUIT.
Deserving Of special mention in the
Cloak section Is n recently arrived lot of
new SILK Pgtticosts, in all the new autumn
color1ngs, including changeable effects In
blues and green's, pretty tans, wines; also
black and white. Made in the newest
styles. of the best Of materials.
! TILE BzzSr SILK PETTICOAT IN
AMERICA FOR ss.oo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

!ock, except Saturday at $50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14
R~esctmasiser S%Iusperfebr swi'
iAsu St. Gouis un0 Kauias
City.

Serr 8. M. Sones, Der 9rafoert
bee Mdlouri 9a1ep Improvement
GTociaticn, elmer Der beiannteften
@eiHaftsleute bon &anias Gttp, bait
id sur Belt in ct. Souls auf, UNI ben
9cntratt fur ben antuui eiues 9am'
piers absuiAieBeu. nel1er einen res
eelmdbisen Vertetr awilden bier
uno Rauias Gitp uuireht erbalten
ion.
Gs III Elm @aufreht nui bic 0am'
pier rRempbis" uuo nGenuefee' &c
iidert worben, uno wabridetnlidl
uerben beibe Salie BON benz gputt
Tat, oas bon perm Sunes ucrtreter
uiro, anestauft weroeu.
Serr Sunes Mil nit einem be,
Danpier in ben uaHlteu Eoaen ELM
5abrt mad aauius Sttp autreten, un
Den Semeis az l~ieiern, bnb Der Uiii
iouri.Btab iaiffbar 1T, trOsOem Der
ielbe BON Der u~atiOnuten @eieBseb
une in lester 3eit Jdnsli1 Uernudl
iaItet murte. Die Burger Don San
los Gttp rerben ION bern ndhite
R9ngrsB cine 8emiGieuna p~erlauper
am an ieiGten Steuen %iptematiidl
Stusbageeruneen uprSuucbmen. Spt
tar ioll Elm tdetiher 3ampIerueitet
smhhen ct. Souls un0 &aniaB Git
einnerihtet neroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

Drei 6d hworene nit elmer tleineu
flaId DE 0bamberlain's Ietbpen,
Sbolerd unS Durffall : llleot;tr
RON Gbolere 1rIorbus 9ebeilt.
Ser O. %. Gomler Stebtouer,
guo.. er,dblt cine eriabrune Die er
modbte. mdbreub er uls SeihtuOre'
ner In elmer observation-disclosures tn
ghmorbsuiue, 3reisbnupthaot pom
SreiIs giebuurne, Gla., feurirts. VI
loot: .@abrenb iH bort mar, ae tp
et@os iriI6es uub aud SurIt'Jleii@,
Sns hei mir Cholera @Orbus In iebr
IhIimmer Eurm ueruriaHte. so
iGbite ara eienO unb iGidte nadl e.,
nsr oewiEen Gbolern : Reoiatn, Itatl
Ssi,eu inubte mir Der Gpotbeter eirs
TIoide Gbamberlatrrs aeibmeb, Gbo'
fera uub 9urdiau. WtebiSin nit BEN
8emerien, bas er bas @elpanlGte
latte. mir abet In GOlge Der gr'
Srobtheit bieies Seilmittels, por5o9t
mir Iebteres su ididen, oa &C laI
bsIien u~nIeblbare BUR snrantire: SO
robm cine 9uis baupn uno fablte tr
finI Minutsn better. ole itoettt
Suie beilte MID san3lta, 8rpei
WitaeIdmorenc litter in Oerlelost
Weiss unb cine fini uuo Srraiiatt
Gent Sla,He heilte uns aue ore'
9um geriaui bel @aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14
JEROME bait seitsnbisbe ssssr
SoIt.

Glbarp. q 81, 5. Sept. Gifrlttsad'
matt g8m. 3. 3erUme BON Rem Yort.
Der unI6ueHs bic %ioaennnnten Reform
Grfolee" bsa aRiRouri'er Sunrer
neurs 5Dlt elmer 10 berben aritit
~urteraoe, bat bier In elmer heutiaea
80nferenS BON 9emDtraten cine aa'
iprnhe eebnIten, in welMer er rutes'
erum ieiner Observation-Disclosures
nit @uupernsur Golf naAoradlld>sn
auaoruf CAB.
@ouperneur Colt bate betna
9rpan . Gmpinne i'm Nao'garl
gquare @aroen in ietner Guipradle
berpOraebObeu. oas unier Snno on
Der g@rpeue Der srDBten poltt'iestl
auiruttelune in Der Geihibte Bee
Station ltebe.
W1tt 8esue nuF bieIe Ssmertura
iuate Serume: rGir ftehen sans
unb oar nidt DOR elmer iolten tolol'
Ialen Gufratteluus, iomeit i9 % 81
b~eurtbeilen uermas. gsir finb nber
oaran, CLAUDE if, pieoer gum uer'
uanftiseu 8ewustiein anO BUR Gin
iiht sl tommen, unS un) IN ernlt'
(ider 8enabuue an bic Sbfat,a Der
~upr!ieeeuben iHwierisen $rOblene
u MAIDEN. gOlHe ernftihe Sernti'
buna bat auerOines nidats eemett'
nit benz Semaeoeenbatten Snrrner
aemiTer gtaneiGmieOe. bic iih ole
Euhrer unb Yu%ltstribanen aafipie.
fen. inbem iie aGe befebenoen 8u'
itanbe uerbammer nnb in Sojtalls'
mus, 9aternolismus uub dbnlthet
uaeen8o riteGuneen MAIDEN, Die mee'
ober nenieer reuOlutiOnare TarDart
habeu. GulGss greibeu 1T nidt uu
nuslo8, ionbern irreiibreno nno %
rum semeineeiabrlit, Sntnal uuler
oltheraebroHten n%utiDnalGn Wtetbu
ben sur abiuue i6wierieer Iolts
prubteme Ii9 nod iebeamal oils uOu
tanoia ibrcr 9luisabe gepahien a.
Seiet baben.
Scr IOeennnnte rsHmusbreid1er
bat cine @eriOte GROCER 2anOldufiI
teit binter iidI uno aud i'm Sau5s
gar nidt abliHe &eiuttate uer3etd
men tDnren. Gber nit 8ICBheuur
uub a~aeeberei aIeine 1T @ntiOnt
mie Der unieren niHt eeotent; 10
brauhen mebr. @ir brauten etut
mas uns Der rOttupustbbteS' VI
.Eruhipreneer" niht ltefern tan
trDs an ieinss 2drmeus, oenn oa
aus tDnnen pulttiihe @arteien tetn
SdluB aber bic bon tbner elm;
iAlneenbsn uerihiebenen Wees ste
en-. 90 fin6 benn uniere 8nbI
mad unb mad tuenie mebr seworoe
ais unmarbiee @etttdmpfe BUR .
laueuns Der gemter bel oenen
aanoibaten iia eeeenieitie In Orr
artisen 8eripreaunsen tterbiett
mas fe alIes i'm Srahiprensen II
in Der Yeidabuua Der Oraaniiirt
Nrbeit tbun molten.
limb mttten burt al bieien ga
aebt Der retnfnte @onn" rubie
men @GHaften mad, Obne ieoes
tereEe fir bas SObeu Der >artet
benn er fam tetnen wnhren Orr
,eben. ruarum tie iiberbaupt perid
bener @einune fino. bis lie |
tuirtl,f cine oernanftiee Geerii
una our @eri@ieoeubeit ihres Sta
punttes porbrinaen, tutro er O
fortfabren. tbeiluabmSlOs su b
en-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-14

nit cen aufbepobrunssarten bes
Sbfes bat aud bic MiifeniAoft rer'
Idieoeue berglei6enoe @sriu8s gee
maGt, uno es bat It9 se3eist, bdb
tibIs, abr au9 trodsns, am beIten ge'
gen Norben sslessne &Gums cereR
Sempera.rr 3 81 @rdb y. betrGet,
bic grUBts @epGbr LANCER Grbultuns
res D%intsrobites bisten. 81 gilt aber
ni9t rlir, bic Grii9ts bis gum Grihs
id6r gu felpabrsH, iOnoern iie aud
mDsltdit I'M uripriineli6en 3litunbe
Su tr6dltsn. 9as 6uulen iuirb BEL gus
ten RGuraen ia u~lIerOin9s fat gang
.ingsfhrSntt. anbsrs aber 1T e. nit
benz @inIGrumpTsn Der GepfsI, eus IN
f.eier Cuff perbGltnismdBiS i6nen
eintritt. @u9 bier bat man duf mans
dsrlei MeiIe abbilfe gu i4ciien pers
Iu6t, inhem man bic AepfsI mogltht
Iuftbi9t abT6IoB. Man bat iie in
Ganb, So!SipGbne, IdIeI psrgrabsn,
70 bdh feline SruGt bic onOere beriibrs
te, pber lie einasln in @atte, Setoen'
pupier 9tnidelt unp 10 uuf Sbitbrst'
ttr geite.It.
aufseIprunsene 6GnOs. @un
Idmelst 125 @ramm psibss Nd9s,
mtf6t etpds ManosI6l baruntsr uno
berettet baraus cine SdIbe. Sitrmit
bstreide nan allie abenbs bic SGnbs
uno aiebt iiber Id@t Sanbidu9e an.
Rad tur3em @ebrauhe tperoen bic
aufgeIprungenen SGnbe gebsiIt fein,
Sebr spedmGbis nimmt man al Stell!
bes Ma6Ies aatapbutter, fp.lae It'd
bur9 i6re WilSe duf Munben Iebr ror'
t6eilbdft empfieblt. Gin SeTtrei9sr
Der SGnbe nit @lpcsrtn Dor bemS 4ld,
fsnaeben unb 9ebeden berielber burd
Sonbi6ube iibsr 9u9t BELT sbsnFaIlI
Iebr fGnell bic tpnnben 6dnes.
Sfroboedsn. Wenn es TN MtnteI
6orauf anlpmmt, eintn t%pdrnbdltsTl
ben NuBbohtn gu baden, 10 bslegs maj
:, btuTelben nit Strpboeden. 0islslbel
. enttpideln tsine 1h1blinen TlnIts I'M
bsrurIu@en aud tpenig gtaub.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George C.. H.. Va. Feb. 23d, 1906.
Misses jamie Beverley and Dotta Bey-
prlav. of FauQuier Miss Fannie Beverley,
oi BlaudHeld. Essex county. Miss kebacca
Garter oi Loudouu county, and Mr..
Dandrge Sale. of E-~oN, who have been
visiting Miss Minnie Smith. have return
cd their homes.
4 most ENJOYABLE dance was given by
the young gentlemen of this neighbor-
hood. at the Junior Order Hall, on the
evening of the 10th instant, in honor OF
the Misses Beverley and Miss Carter,
which was Intended 10y many OF tine
bellies aud beauX of the county.
Mr. r. Writ Washington, who holds q
prominent position with the Interstate
commerce Commission In Washington,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. 7.
Withers Boggs, and enjoying the sport
of fox hunting with MIR. Frank Taylor
and Others friends in the county has re-
turned
SIR. +. +. Davis has returpd from a
business "Trip 10 Washington.
Mr.. r. Vivian Turner and Mrs Eliza
T Pratt have returned from a trip 10
Winchester and Washington.
Sir. 4. z. Bilingsley is adding TO The
beauty and comfort Of his home by the
addition OF attractive pOrches.
Capt Hudgin. OF the oyster navy
spent Sunday with Mr. e.. A. Berrey.
Mr.. Henry Greene is remodeling and
adding To his dwelling, near the Hol
Yard
Mr. 3. C.. Grymes. of Matthias Point
has returned from a business trip .,
Wo1iiuvtou
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
KING GEORGE
tpia,mit Of a,ail.s 4 ts!l 20 iae Sp''s F'''l
psf.onals. NC.
King George Co. w.. Feb. %, 1906.

King George Co., w.. Feb. ~ looo'
The cp.dcm.c ol u o-rl-, prevailing M
this county iur seigc weeks paet has NOT
slh>iied aud many adults, as wen as
children. are HOW on tae SICK list lue
disca~,. s,cm. 10 be- Of a peculiar tlpe' at
tuck those ~ h1 had 20 many years ago,
and ,v,ie supposed 90 D." immune from a
s cond attack. Several al the public
,.nucl- have tc,u closed 10 avoid con
tagipn
Tle olcn weather has enabled our
-lyi.iIls 10 ran un toll time this winter
anI ready sale Is luuud lorall thelumber.
/ Nh. l. q. Ghuesty. of jersey, has re-
unv,d bis mill % the woods oi Mr In
.ian Foster. near Office Hall
llr lhaiis pumerOy, Who recently ac-
o. pird d. tu-iu s.. position at I1deWater
+ in Richmond county. has returned, and
Il.noW ,ugag,d with Mr. Ptyton Parker
Lao Index. The prevalence oi typhoid
/ lever bob the ucishborhuod OBJ lideNAl o.
Imshtucl hun oft
Alr L,tlctou Baker, ol Shiloh, has
cured "a pleasant and profitable posi-
| lion as clerk iu tae cdituIlI room oi tht
/ Nushir gtou POST
Nr Jamc, % Edwards, bachelor oi
f,leaaut leisure recently returned rom 0.
|s.i.uru ui ,Dmr 5cais in california ana
Ialler States ou the Pacific coast, ls
|sueud..a ue Wiut,r with his sister, Mr..
/ NIice Jones. iu Washington.
Singing birds and swelling buds give
/ token Oh au early sprirg There is one
/ thing lacking. aud that casts 70 tarAei-
ling shadow over TIE pleasing prospect
Wr have uo tidugs from uur spring
poets Mher ATE the sweet singers Who
/ through thr column, 81 The Free Lante.
/ Two vcars ago. lifted their wanis aud
/ shattered .hp whole welkln into rapiu-
/ raus melody. oar people crave % hear
arau those sweet. wild notes thar rang
echoes af delight Zoo every hcart. let
OuiunuH bard take h,s harp from tlr
+ willows aui SOAR again Win ti] sky
+ lark. hatLinl lilI aua valley with MORE
+ fhau human rapture let the iiu'.ui
/ "laru, town. whose hand WhacSed ihe
/ harp Of iiie -r ioyou,ly, recall IT, iuspiia-
F tiuus. ana turn Tine thoughts OBJ every
/ listener 10 "a noble and tender STRAIN.
| Let t,.c sweet songstcrs ot Puukln Neck
come again 10 open thc fountain ol
pelucid song and couN the wood
/ nymrhs to dance once more il the forest
hi .les Then indeed will The winter OF
our discomfort De- turned again into JOY
ons springtimc. then viii our people
comb the ashes from their hair and east
aside the -ackcoth Tor robes OF ecstacl;
/ then will the "man with the hoe poise
! his gubher In the upper air to isteu.aud
tine ploughmau gee his OK into Che ieuce-
corner aud halt the Joyous notes.
~ promises to join the choir and act
8rain as driver oi the baudwagon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
ESSEX
The Late Mrs. Susan G. neutrality-suspicious.
Other Notes.
Dunnsville, Va, Feb. %.

Dunnsville Va, Feb. %.
In the death OF Mrs. Susan Goyan
Fauntleroy this neighbOrhood has sui
Tered great loss. She was Miss Govan
OF King &~Queen county and married the
| late Robert Payne FauntlerOy OF Essex
Al Clover Lea, near Centre Cross, she had
lived all oil her married life. There her
four excellent daughters and noble son
were reared. From there she repaired to
her beloved church, Ephesus, to which
she was an original contributor, as
regularly ~ Il service came, to serve and
to be an example Her greeting was
warm and helpful to all from the hum
| blest To the Wealthiest and most in
/ uential. She was n very prop To all
good work, and none went away empty
/ handed when charity was sought That
| home was ~ perfect in its domestic regd-
| larity AZ IL was enjoyable in its soc al
graccs. Her years OF old Virginia Chris
/ tlan womanhoOd had been spent in build
| ing "A splendid life here, in preparing for
"A life of Incompatible splendOr hereafter
Rev. Frank b. ljeale conducted the
burial services at Ephesus church Gene
terry The funeral sermon will probably
be- preached later when absent loved Onrs
from "A distance may attend. Misses
Maggie and Robbie and Mrs George Rice,
OF Essex and Mrs Culpepper ofSOuth Car
Dina, are daughters Of this lady and Mr..
lIahhan FauntlerOy il her only son.
Mr. G.. G. Warner is much better Mr.
Eddie Taylor il also improving. Miss
Matilda Byrd lloskns, the youngest
daughter Of W. D. Hoskins ofDunnsyiIle,
aud niece OF Mrs. 4. j. Montague, is i'm
proving after IA critical illness.
Mr.. Montgomery Garrett, of Centre
Cross, went out squirrel hunting We'd
nesday and suffered painful and proba-
bly, IA dangerous accident. Garrett was
creeping around some brush and other
debris watching "a squirrel, when unex-
pcctedly his gun went of. and the recOil
drove the stock against his nose and
cheek, INJECTING deep cut on both.
Garrett is an old Confederate veteran,
but he says no enemy's gun ever tore him
up a. this little fowlng piece did, though
he went through the thickest OF the fray.
Winds have been keeping the oyster
fleets within close distance OF the shore
IL has been hard with the tongmen here
for some time.
The fruit trees, especially peach trees.
are hanging with buds. Orchards have
been trimmed and all goes we'll so far in
things horticultural But We hold our
breath until after April. There seems to
be feed sufficient and cattle are doing
well.
The brick plant at Wares wharf is
source Of interest. To see the seeming
~ worthless sand turned into excellent
brick Is encouraging and suggests other
industries.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
BALTIMORE 70 HAVE FAIR

Ral,imor, vill follow IN the footsteps
of Virginia and will hold a great Jubilee
aud exposition" next fall. Baltimore
people viii subscribe $3.50 1000.
The iucorpor9ted body will be- known
MS IN, Greater Baltimore Jubilee and TX
po-ition Associations i Baltimore aud it-
form of existence will bee so years.
The exposition is TO be- held ON Centn
Market Space about next September
and viii last go days, following the ioui
DAYS Jubilee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
For Over Sixty Yeara

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over sixty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea
II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists in
every part Of the world. Twenty
five cents a bottle. Be sure and ash
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" and take no other.
The simple lie is the kind nobody
wants to lead because it has such gooC
reputation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
SELECTS SITE AT EXPOSITION

New Jersey. through GOV. Edward
Stokes. and It's board of exposition
commissioners. extended It's cordial
surport 20 the jamestown Exposition
~ n luncheon given IN their honor at the
Virginia Club in Norfolk Thursday
The visitors Inspected the exposition
grounds aud selected the site OF the New
Jersey building
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
ROOSTER ATTACKS CHILD

The eighteen.mouths-oId child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan. in Bristol is IN a
critical condition a. the result OF being
attacked by game rooster. The
rooster cut gashes in the child's face and
head before the mother discovered what
was going on. But for timely interven-
tion the child would have been killed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
WHAT COUNTS

Itiu'tiiyou live liir'~ span
Ofthr.c >c1rr yonfs and ten,
Or ii you gather dollars
Ira YOUR deals with other men.
Orifthr span is not for you.
And you live only ball.
iiyou but meet thc world each day
Aud greet it with % laugh.
TIE millionaire viii rest boz state
Beneath % mDnlllth
And papers a.l viii tell of him.
Fuii many q truth aui myth,
But1Du sid Dec remembered
Longer lmu him by hail.
n YOU but meet thr world each day
And greet &C. with aiaugh
Houston Pos
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
MOMENTS THAT STAND OUT

lou will find as you look back upon
got hie that the moments that stand
out, the moments when you have really
lived, are the moments when you have
doue thing in the spirit OF love.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-27
NOTICE.


To J. X. Anderson:
You are hereby notified that az purchaser az
delinquent land sale OF the twenty acres OF land
owned by you. situate In Berzley Township.
Spotsylvania county, Va. more than two years
having elapsed, / shall. in accordance with the
statnte in such case made and provided after due
publieatl, oithls notice for four months, ap-
ply for deed 20 said land.
~ MRS. B. MICKENs
Lee j. Graves p. q.