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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
NEGRO LYNcHED
Hanged and Riddled With Bullets For
Trviro to Enter White Mans Home.

Hanged and Riddlcd With Bullets For
Trying to Enter White Mans Home.
Columbia. S c.. Aug. "a willie
Spain. negro. u years Old was shot
90 death by a mob near St George,
Dorchester county $. l.. Common. man
agcr of the Dorchester Lumber com
panys stores AZ Badham. was notified
10y q negro that he saw another negro
attempting 10 enter a window of Con-
nor's home and then hide in a cane
patch. ConnOr started for his home,
roinr through the cane field He sud
denly came upon Spain. He struck the
negro a severe blow. breaking several
bones In his hand The negro finally
freed himself and ran into a woods.
About two hours later Spain was cap
turod in a NEGRO cabin. lie was brought
10 81. George and turned over to Sher-
In Iimehousc. who locked him in jail
shortly afterwards 80 or 30 mon went
10 the sheriff and demanded the keys
of the Jail Securing the keys the jail
was unlockod and the negro taken to
the house Of Conner. where his ll-year-
old daughter who was alone in the
house. positively identified the negro
rs the one who tried To climb through
the window. but was frightened away
hy her screams Tho mob strung Spain
20 n limb and shot about 500 bullets
into his body
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
SATURDAY. AUGUST -, 1906.
LEGAL. BUT NOT HONEST.

AZ .. I
When President Stensland and
o. Others looted "A bank in Chicago
some DAYS ago. they were Justly
characterized as thieves and Sconn-
drels Some OF those suspected oil
this infamous outrage are under
arrest. will he tried and il convicted
will doubtless be severely punished.
President Stensland Is a fugitive
from Justice. with sleuths upon ms
tail. and if captured will probably
spend from 10 to - years in Che
penitentiary. This was colossal
steal and those who were guilty oil 1t
will deserve all Inc punishment they
get and more, and, yet, Infamous aS
WAS their conduct it was petl-larceny
in comparison with the recent trek
by which Hartman, Vanderbilt
q ites and Others robbed the smaller
stockholders of Union Pacific Rail
road common stock of approximate
w S25. 600. The holdup by
which these so-callcd captains OF IN
dustry robbed their duPes bears
the stamp ola legal transaction. but
as "A violation of a sacred trust, as Il
species of highway robbery. from "a
moral view point. it must 20 down
il Wall street history, where steals
under the guise of legal sanction are
common, rs one OF the most gigantic
steals OF modern times. We com
mend to our readers the following
comment of the Times Dispatch upon
the trick 10y which these gentlemen
turned S25, 200, GOO of otherpeople' :
money to their ownaccount ltsayS:
The plan by which the little turn was
made makes Jesse james look Ike "a
street beggar and Robin Hood and Dick
Turpin like nursery pets The stake oi
So 900. 600 was wrenched lay conceal
ment. fraud and unreasonable breach
OF trust from lawful owners, or from
dupes who were bitterly aud outrage
ously deceived At the average yearly
earning capacity of $500 it would take
fifty thousand men, working twelve
months. to save ~ much in salaries as one
corrupted and corruptiug band oi iinan-
cial brigands looted in two hours. But
men must eat. and taking 500 a. IN"
possible savings per annun per worker,
II would need the labOrs of one hundred
and twenty.fiv thousand honest tollers
to amass 10y whole years labor what
a piratical crew OF gilded anarchists de-
spoiled in less than day
A director is trustee Tor the stock
holders-a guardian OF their interests
and a protector Of their rights. Ii Is dii-
ficult to characterize the moral perver-
sion of those directors who kept secret -
piece of news that vitality affected every
stakeholder. concealed their real action,
and even gave out misleading reports, 50
that the public might, by lying devices,
be led to dispose of its holdings at less
than their market valne. Ii il such fla
grant. UNPUBLISHED and triumphant
breaches of law and morals that MAKE
the socialists and give them their argu-
ments. Ii il such men ~ these that are
the real enemies of the society III which
they live
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
BRYAN WILL SEE DAUGHTERS PLAY

s.. j Bryet- daughter. MI Ruth
BRYAN Lcavifs. las written "a giny let
entitled Mir. : Holmes, Defective.
which is to h. presented at keith's and
Proctor's Union Square Thcater, New
York. hy Maudc Turner Gordon
and company Mr. Bryan has promised
his daughter that one OF the first things
me- will do after reaching New York viii
be- To see the play. 1t is expected he will
be- ON hand Friday evening. Aug 81
Mrs. Leayitt, writing To Miss Gordon
said:
81 have Just had a letter from father
lie is tremendously Interested in theplly
and dcvouily hopes it will prove Success
iul aud bring credit To the name of Bryan.
You know hc has not entirely lost his
personal interest in the stage, even
though his own career on it was "A hriri
and not altogethcranunimportanto one.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.


PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak
winter extras. S3m315: Pennsylvania
roller, clear. 1925 n 3.f0 city mills
fancy. si50miG0. RYE FLOUR firm.
per barrel $3.50n3.55 WHEAT firm,
No Pennsylvania red, n a 7iihc
CORN steady; No yellow. local
57l3c. OATS steady; No. white
clipped. 43c.; lower grades. 4lc. HAY
steady; No. ! timothy, $3.50 a 10
PORK steady; family, 1880 BEEF
firm; beef hams. $l9. POULTRY: Live
firm; hens. 1870 14c.; old ROSTERS
9m9bc. Dressed firm, choice fowls
14c.: old ROSTERS. SC. BUTTER firm
creamery, extra, 2Gc. EGGS firm; Sc.
lected. 22N2ic; nearby, zoe: western
2Oc.. southern. 17n19c. POTATOES
steady. per barrel $l.5OM175.
BALTIMORE-WIEAT easier; No
2 spot, AZ d7f%c.; steamer No. 2 spot
6Gn6GHc.; southern. 67M7lc CORN
nominal; mixed spot, 5ihd5iAc.;
steamer mixed. 53d 53Ac. southern
56lRQ 5SlRc. OATS quiet; white, new
No. 2. 3512c. No. 3. 34i2M35c.; No. 4
33lam34c. BUTTER firm; creamery
separator extras. 23d2ic.; prints. 236
2fc.: held, 1SG 20c. Maryland anC
Pennsylvania dairy prints, l5G16c
EGGS firm; fancy Maryland, Pennsyl.
vania and Virginia. zoe; West Vir.
ginia. 1910: southern, 19c.
NEW YORK-BUTTER was steady;
common TO extra creamery. 1S023c.;
do. state dairy, 16iaM22c; do. reno.
waited. l4N20c; western factory, COM
mon to firsts. 14Ia017Ac.; western i'm.
itation creamery. extras, l9Ml9hc.; do
frsts. 17RG1Sc CHEESE strong;
state full cream large fancy. 12kc.;
skins, full TO best, 2n9Ac. EGGS firm;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy
white, 25m26c. do. choice, q
6D24c.; mixed extra, 2362fc.; western
firsts 18bM19c.; seconds. 16bm1Sc
Live not quoted Dressed
steady; western spring chickens, IA
616c.; turkeys. l3c.; fowls, 13n13hc.
quiet; fancy handpicked,
ihc.; other domestic. 2641sc. POTA-
TOES weak; Long Island. per barrel,
81 5O1175; Jersey. sl.12G15O south
ern. slM1.50; southern sweets, per
barrel, $2m275; Jersey sweets, per
basket. $175. CARRIAGES dull: per
100 head, S1.50M3.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
STATE REPUBLICAN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Republican State executive COM
mittee was in session all Tuesday night
at Lynchburg.
r.. ii. Angel, of Roanoke, the member
for the Sixth district, sent in his resigna-
ton in a letter to Chairman Slemp.
Several hours were spent in listening
to reports from the different districts as
to the condition of the party organiza-
ton. Ii was regarded by those present
as certain that the Republicans will carry
the Ninth by a big majority. II was
thought that the party had good
fighting chance in the Fifth.
A resolution was passed declaring it
to be the sense of the committee that
candidates for Congress should be nomi-
mated and vigorously supported in every
district.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
100000 IN TAXES IN WASHINGTON
Citizens Still Owe 100000 Uncollected Taxes
Go as Far Back as 1877.

Nearly seven million dollars were col
lccted during the fiscal year ended June
30 last 10y the District oi Columbia in
taxes The exact figures are SILL
G3l 81
OF this amount. District citizens still
owe SOL .2O9 90 The sum total ol
realty taxes was sll9.NGG 10, while per
sonal taxes were 81. 1N3 -
Some of the District uncOllected taxes
20 ~ lar back ~ 1877. the amount that
year being SN.11221. while each year
finds "a varying amount unpaid. The
figures range from one to ten thousand
dollars. while those uncollected Tor 1906
alone are $lOS 81 80. thermaindrr hc-
ing made mp by the totals Tor each year
since 1871
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
Eltpaiai HUNT NEAR ALEXANDRIA

( An escitlng elephant hunt t0oh place
iu Alexandria county Tuesday AID Tues
/ day night Barlow 'siourelcphauts which
: were taken To Luna Park from COney
/ Island stampeded Tuesday morning
h0ltcd from their enclosure, wrc,king u,
and after damaging the ice-cream parlor
and dining hail, dashed through the
southern gate toward the swamp- OF
| FOur-Alilc run one of them was recap
turrd an hour later and il tied safely to
the base OF the shutrs. tom thecom-
cdian elephant. and the other two females,
took To the woods They were surround
ed twice but escaped each time, aud AT \
O'Clock Tuesday night had been got to-
grther near a farmhouse in Virginia 20
miles from Washington, but had not been
captured. Barlow offered $500 for the
capture of either Of theseclcphantS The
escape ui the elephants caused "A number
of amusing Incidents The animals were
encountered 10y residents Of the county
whose horses were frightened. The ole
plants, it is said were rccaptnrcd We'd
ncsdny.
The hunt for larlOw's runaway cle-
plants was continued Thursday 10y
scouting parties in Alexandria county.
TON was caugh three miles west OF
Alexandria lie WAS taken 10 the llamp-
ton Stock Farm 10y Mr. Courtland Smith.
There Tom was chained to u tree and
lrit in charge Oi a keeper while Barlow
returned Ia Alexandria for chains and
saddle parties. tom IN the meantime
had broken loose and disappeared
Two hundred acres of Hampton Farm
are thickly wooded, and it was there
that "Tom. "Qucenic" and Jennie
were ON "A rampage Scouting parties
caught sight of all thrccrlrphants several
times The beasts disappeared every
time anyone approached.
Tom was again rccaptund
Barlow ordered n camp establish
cd in the hope that the two missing rlr-
plants would be- attracted 10y Toms
trumpet and scent during the night
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
CUBA

This island, for which We fought
and wrested from Spain, and to
which we gave a free and better gov
eminent, is now in the midst OF a
revolution. The Onts wants to get
in, and as they have not enough
votes to put themselves in, they are
trying dynamite. the dagger and the
rifle. Such people are enemies OF law
and order; they would bring ON
chaos. The power of the people to
rule in a republic must he recognized
by the minority This thing OF al
lowing a defeated crowd to usurp
government by force should he put
down, and put down so effectively
and decisively as that it will never he
attempted again It's said that this
revolution may bring on annexation.
We trust not. We don't want Cuba
or San Domingo or Porto Rico.
Hawaii or the Philippines. We have
unfortunately possessed ourselves
with some Of them already and it is
hard to get rid Of them, but no more
annexation. Let Cuba severely alone
except in so far as it may be neces-
sary for us to preserve the govern
ment OF that island and to protect
the people and property. This right
was reserved in our treaty compact.
But let us not 90 one step farther
than what the strictest construction
OF this treaty requires or allows.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
NEW STEAMER FOR OYSTER NAVY

The new State steamer Emeline, recent
ly secured for the oyster navy. was in
spected at the railway at lryington Wed
nesday by the l. 5. inspectors OF steam
vessels, and passed satisfactory. The
examiners congratulated the State Board
OF Fisheries on the excellent bargain they
made for the State ia the purchase of the
Emeline, and said that the board had
saved the State several thousand dollars.
The newly-ftted steamer has been
nicely painted, and is now beauty.
She will I've commissioned for service
within the next few days. 1t is expected
that on her first trip she will take the
State Board of Fisheries To meet the
Maryland Fish Commission at st.
Georges Island, Md, on the 81 and 25th.
No special captain has yet been named
for this boat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
TO SURVEY THE POTOMAC SHORE

The ; Coast and Geodetic Survey
steamer photographer will begin work
in few days ~ the mouth of the Poto
mae and will make an accurate descrlp
ton of the shore, with all prominent
marks. thccuurses To he sailed in coming
~ and going down the depth Of water
and all Information of value. This infor
nation will be- embodied in a new vol
umc. to be- issued by the Coast and Geo
detic Survey. In addition to printed
description Of the river. sketches OF the
shores ON both sides will be made, and d
panoramic view of the river will be- in
GUIDED in the new publication.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25

White Girl Fcl..t For Cf.noao Lt'y
Philadelphia AHr 20 sln "
for this .tild. nrd sou .haii nol tah" D.
from mo-" Wfn'ag and p'eahiDe q.
if her heart would ifeak. noy Nlrir.
slice. II years of ar. fought desrela '
~ with policemen who oseayod To q
her Chinese baby from her when e}
raidcd 1901 Federal street. am ALLEGED
opium den that attracted hume. u.
wild-avcd Oriantals With the We d.
quoted she deGcd every attcmpt d. d'
for its possession and her maternal
love so appealed to Maeistrato Hri' -
at the 18th street and Snyder avenue
station house that he allowed her ia
take the child TO prison with her
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
RISING FROM HER RUINS
City of Valparaiso Declared to b.
in State of Siege.
PROVISIONS ARE SADLY NEEDED
Meat and Bread Are Scarce and Are
Being Distributed BY the Author''
ties-648 Bodies Were Buried Up 10

Valparaiso. Aug. p - Fernandez
planoo. governor of the province on
Valparaiso. has proclaimed the city
nf VALPARAISO in "a state OF siege and
has conferred supreme authority on
Navy Captain Gomez Carreno. The
proiect of police is charged with the
duty ol collecting and distributing
food. one of the first acts OF the mill
tary governor was to issue an order
that any persons found breaking WI
ter mains should be shot The water
supply is fairly adequate. ana repairs
are actively progressing at Baron
Hin. Nina del Mar and Ramaditas,
where a large number of mains were
broken by the earthquake.
The whole of Victoria street was Il
Eliminated by electric lamps. Electric
cars already are running between
Baron station and Becreo.
The total number of corpses buried
up to Tuesday. August n. was Gas.
The main postohice has been re-
opened.
At Llai l.lai thcor is not single
wall in good condition. There were 81
persons Killed there.
At Cabildo the railroad station was
damaged
At Quillota many buildings were
Frustrated.
The earthquake was very severe at
Concon and Colmo The dead in those
places number %
kilograms of sympathy have been
received from Secretary Root. Prcsi
dent Barreda. of Peru: NJ Bourgeois.
foreign minister of France. and Roths
child a Son. as well as from the city
of BuenOs Ayrcs.
Meat and bread are scarce. Meat l.
now being distributed by the auihori
ties The grocers' shops that were not
destroyed by the earthquake are now
nearly ont of stock Canned meats
sardines. condensed milk and biscuits
are much needed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
To the heirs Of John W. Coleman, de-

To the heirs of John W Coleman, de-
ceased
You are hereby notified that tract of
land in Rock Hill District, charged To
John W. Coleman's estate, containing %
acres and lying on Potomac Run in said
county of Stafford, Va, was sold on the
18th day OF December, 1856, for delin-
quent taxes. levies, interest and costs, to
the Commonwealth of Virginia, and APP
plication for the purchase thereof has
been filed in this office, and it appears
from the records therein that you are in
terested in said land; you are further no.
titled to appear in four months from the
date of this notice and do what may be
necessary to protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 21th day OF
May, 1906.
C. A. Bryan.
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Stafford
county, Va. lau2o'w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.
Wheat, 20 to 20; corn, 60 to 81; meal
k1.30to $1.3j; oats, 35 To 40; hens, s tC
.: drcks, II to -; spring chickens, II
to II per pound; eggs, 10 to 1Gi; lard
10 to II; butter, 10 to %; hams, l2',
to II; sweet potatoes. SOC to !. 90; lrisl
potatoes. soc to GOc; apples, pei
bushel, 30 to -; veal, AZ to 8; lambs
$3.50 to $3.50, hides, green, Z to 8
dry, 10 to II, sailed, No. /, . to 10
calf skins No /. $1.10 per skin; baled
hay, $40 to $13 per ton; leaf sulnac
so to s. per 100. Hogs, live weight
sc. Beef, live weight, q, to BIC.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
NAVAL VESSELS IN THE POTOMAC

The cruiser Des Moines and monitor
Florida. " Inch have bcenat Washington
ior "a lew days. left the yard Tuesday and
went down the river ~ far ms Indian
Head They will remain there for a day
or two while the cadets are looking over
the proving grounds aud witnessing thr
test of the hig naval guns.
The L. ;. naval monitor Arkansas.
with party of mdshipmcn aboard Was
anchored in the river off th" naval PROV
ing grounds at the Indian Head Wedncs
day
The cruisers Newark. Cleveland and
Denver are in the ryer.en routcto Indian
Head
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
TEN THOUSAND ATTEND REUNION

The second annual reunion of the Con
iedcrate Veterans Of Montgomery coun
" was held at Christianshurg Nednes
day. II was estimated that over 10000
PERSONS were present.
Hons John Goodc and james W. Mar
shall made the Orntions \ parade par
ticipatcd in hy veterans. sof veteran,
and daughtc'@, with u picnic followed
\ band furnished music.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
JOINT SESSION
Virginia and Maryland Fisheries Boards.

The Virginia State board of fisheries.
which met at Norfolk Wednesday in
monthly session. lett there Thurlay al
ternoon fur Colonial Beach tocnnior with
the Mary hand shell fish commission. with
u view Ia adjusting the vc>cd questions
that have caused frequent clashes hc-
tween the Officers of thclaV and dredgcrs
oi the two States.
The board appointed the following IN
-pcctor~ District No ~ NDrthumh"r.
land county. NJ Black well. District No.
% \. Nestmorcland, James Parker.
District Nn. - b. Wc-tmorcland, j ii.
Chandler. District No. % E.. Nrstmorr-
land. Griffith Walker
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
i26hrl
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned having duly qualified
rs administrator Of A. J. Williamson, de
ceased, hereby notifies those that are in
debted to the deceased to please come
and settle and those that have claims
against the said estate will please pre-
sent their claims properly authenticated.
VIM. W. Butzner,
Admr. OF A. J. Williamson, decd.
agl l-w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
H0KE SMITH GEORGlA'S
NEXT GOVERNOR

The latest returns from "Wednesday e.
Democratic primaries throughout
Georgia seem only 10 strengthen llokc
Smiths hold ON the eOvernor-hip The
figures show the following division OF
counties. llokc Smith. -. CLARK Howell
1O:R. h Russell. lu. James NJ Smith.3,J
II EstiIl /
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
MAYNARD TO TAKE THE STUMP

Congressman Harry l.. Maynard, ID
the Second District, will take the stumE
IN Norfolk to reply to speeches made by
George e. Cabell his opponent in the
primary 10 bc held September I.
Cabel has made charges in which he
minmizes the Importance OF Maynard ;
work in Congress, principally in connec
ton with the Jamestown Exposition
n-DuAIlrn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
FEDERAL CEMETERY ENLARGED

The government has purchased tw,
acres Of ground. adjoining the Fedora
Cemetery, at Richmond. which will b'
added To the inclosurc The cemetery j.
filled with graves To the doors Of thu
Keepers residence. and bodies continue
10 be sent there for burial The prize
WAS Z 800
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25

Containing about two hundred acres
most all clear land ,includinga nice house
with ample porches; all necessary out
buildings ice house. carriage house; good
water and healthy; one mile from Mil
ford station. on the r. +. x p. r. r..
For further information address,
g. W. Cropley,
Milford Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
PAID DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR

George r. King 4 Co., brokers Of
Richmond, stood "a run Thursday
because OF their connection with Sage a
CO., suspended New York brokers. They
paid dollar for dollar and will resume
with new connections in New York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
EMBeZZLEMENT CHARGED

r. T.. Criddle, trustee of the Liberty
Council, Junior Order United American
Mechanics. of Manchester, is under ar
rest. charged with embezzing 5000 be
longing Ia the order lie went to III.
lie declares his Innocence.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
ODD FELLOWS OLD FOLKS HOME

The executive committee OF the Odd
Fellows Orphanage have let a contract
for n $4,000 brick bnilding, three
stories high, with twenty-one rooms, for
an old folks home to be located near the
nrnhnnnge hnilding at INnchhnrg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
OYSTER TIME IS NEAR

The oyster will again make its mp
pearance soon after September !, when
the longing season begins. From re-
ports it is thought that the beds are nm
usually fine this year
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
BRUTAL WORK OF BANDITS
Wife of Chilc's President-EIeot Muti
lated TO Get JeWeIry

lated to Get Jewelry.
Lima. Peru Aug IL Further de-
rails received here from Valparaiso
show that ont OF a. employees OF the
telephone company IS were killed.
When the house of President-elect
Mont collapsed. his wife fell from
the balcony into the street and ban
Tits who were passing cut of her
ears and nngors To rob her Of her jew
alry. She VAS taken in dying state
on board the Chilean warship O'Hig
Gins
Among the dead at Valparaiso is
FREDERICK Varella. the famous capital
Isl and nnlitician
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25

Gen. Bonderas, the noted negro leader
of Havana province, the head OF an in
surgent band, and who began the oper-
ations against the government. was kill
ed Thursday morning III ala encounter
with the rural guard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
Sent 12coo Entrants to Canada.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. 2f-Briea
der J. W. Cousins. of the Salvation
Army, issued a statement showing tina
1900 emielants had been sent from
this country to Canada during the las
eight months by the Salvation Army.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
WORKED 48 HOURS; IS DEAD

George Hall. an Employed the locomo-
tive works. Richmond. was found dead
in his room Wednesday. The man had
been at work continuously for forty
eight hours.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
Farms and Timber
Bought and Sold

Applications for good farms received
daily. Send You description and let us
sell you n place before cold weather.
Caroline Real Estate Agency,
Guiney's, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25
Live Sfnck Marl1ete

PITTSBGRG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. $5.7566:
prime, S5.SOG5.65. HOGS active and
higher; prime heavies. $670G6.75; me-
diums. S6.95G7: heavy Workers. light
Workers and pigs. s7d705; roughs, IS
N5.75. SHEEP steady; prime wethers.
s560G5.75; culls and common, $4,000
$50; lambs. S5GS; veal calves, sSG8.25.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-25

The Free Lance is prepared TO DO al
kinds Of job printing in iirst-class style
at moderate prices.