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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

rIea.Pldeht and sacraars 6BERr j. 1tr1As
fncorporated--MARCH n,
Commenced buslness-.MAY l. 1876
Home Onlce--9 to l03 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
Bills Introduced.

Tho following bills were offered and REFERRED.
by Mr. Meade T9 prevent . }ns'lf ,s; 4 he
aud costs on litigants In either civil or
criminal cases being tried before thctn.
by w. w Baker and W.. e. Pullinm: TO
amend an act creating EttrIchs sub.schdol
district. In Mntoaca district Chesterfield
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14
House Bills Passed.

To authorize the Governor and Attorney
General TO secure the service Of associate coun-
sci to assist the Attorney. General In repre-
senting tho interests OF the Commonwealth
in certuin litigation affecting the classification
OF fre!gh. and the schedules OF transportation
rates recently formulated by the State Corpora
ton Commission. and to provide compensation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

ENI Fol, THE YEAR ENDING pEgEMRER a ie15 Or, TT
DMpANY OF NEW YORK, ORGANIZED UNDER THE Law
PUBLIC ACCOuNTs OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-14

SUBSCRIBED and sworn TO- January .. 1s0s. betors
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
SHELBURNES WILL REMAIN
IN BUSINESS
Opening Of a kentucky Warehouse Will Not
Affect Richmond Tobacco Business.

Since the announcement that Mc~srs
Siln- Shelburne a Son. of Richmond
have purchased property IN lexington,
Nv. and will operate "a loose leaf 10.
hacco warehouse thenn, An erroneous
report has gone forth To the effect that
they will close up their warehouse bust
hess in Richmond
There il no foundation for the report.
Mr.. Victor B. Shelburne, in an interview
states that Shelburne'- warehouse Tor
the sale of sun-curcd tobacco will be- con
Quoted IN Richmond just ~ heretofore.
lie will personally conduct the Rich
mond WAREHOUSE while his father. MIR.
Sila- Shelhurnr. will be- in Kentucky aud
look after the interests oi the new husi-
ness there. Both firms will be- run ~
SiIa~ ShrhurDe * Son
Mr. Shclhurne stated that he would
keep up to their present high standard
the policy Of his house toward their
patrons. AMI especially in the matter OF
Recommendations for the farmers and
their teams
The Lexington warehouse. which will
Boz 20 large one and up-to-date in ever re-
-lsct. will handle the famous white bur
ley tobacco.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
VIRGINIA YOUTH CAUGHT
AFTER THREE WEEKS ROAMING

Spa, ton Parker. of huntsville, Va a
youth of lG years. WAS found ON nae
farm OF John Higgins. near New TASTE
pa..n few days ago. nude. IL" ""s
covered with blood from cuts aud
bruises. a result OF contact with 20
barhcd-Wire fence.
Mr. Higgins WAS startled when Tie
youth ran hy him toward "a marsh lie
called his farm hands, and they Succrrori
i'm capiuring the fugitive A,rr being
given clothing be- told MIR. Higgins tta'
he was from Tnppahannock. hciur'n'r
said that hr had come on "a barge ~ ,r
as Delaware city. where he was put on
lie was examined Toy br. Bc''ilI". "i
Delaware City. and pr. Ncrt"nhah"r'
of New Castle. and pronounced INSANE
He was then committed to the Stat"
Hospital At Farmhur,t. IL is supposed
he WAS affected by tine heat and bis re-
coycry is expect 81.
Young Parker lived for three weeks 'n
"a woods aud ~ubsi~ted ON corn and
Tomatoes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT

Monteithyile. Va. Sept 9Th. 1906.
The lawn iete held by the ladies o
Fletcher- Chapel. at the beautiful and
hospitable home OF MIR W H. Rollins
The Glrbr." last Wednesday evening
was one of tho nost delightful oi the
season The musical program so h'autl
fully rendered and enjoyed 10y All present
was as follows.
Opening chorus. Blue Bell. solo, starry
Waves Miss Lille largest, recitation,
Miss Maggie Maddox: duet. Mr. and Miss
Smith. piano Solo. Miss Ethel Rollins,
When the Waiting Time is over. Miss
Harer~t and Mr. Smith; Holding Hands,
Misses Smith and Hargc~t. llciuy. Mi--,-
Smith aud largest and MIR smith; I'm
the Shade OF the old Apple Tree. Mr.. and
Miss Smith. solo. Ia bear ODD Georgia
Mr. Smith.
We hope the ladies REALIZED a good
sum. and will soon give liz another 'n.
tertainment OF the kind. VI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
MARRIAGES

Miss Ellen Thorn Richardson. OF West
Point. was married 10 Ii ". Walker, at
West Point. Thursday
4 wedding of interest WAS solelnnz"d
Wednesday AT noon at Ware Church,
Gloucester G. H.. when Miss Elizabeth
Sinclair Blackburn Lee. daughter oi Rev.
Vim. r. lee. was married To NJ. Met
Milton. of Baltimore The bride WAS
attended 10y her sister, Miss Ellen lee, ~
maid of honor. and Taliaierro Milton. oi
chicago. WAS best man. Mr. and Mrs
Milton hft for weeks trip IN New
England.
Miss Sarah Jane Bagby was married
Wednesday at the Baptist church al
West Point To Marvin Pye Chandler, oi
that town. The bride is the daughter
of the late Thomas Z Bagby. She was
given away 10y her brother, \. Julian
Baghy. Delaware J. Smith was best
man. DR.. Alfred Baghy. OF Richmond.
grandfather of the bride. olliciatcd. Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Bagby was maid o.
honor. The bridesmaids We're Misses
Annie aud Blanche Chandler Miss Sadie
scott. of Tappahannock, Miss Loulsr
Euhank. of EssoN. and Miss Leah Levin,
Of West Point
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT
At LEWISTON



On saturday evening last an enter
tninm.nt was given 10y the Ladies ME
sionary Society of Good Hope at th'
Lewiston Hall. II was an informal hi
very pleasant affair. no program zen :
arranged. the Indies reckoning very
instly ON their ability To make every p,
thinp 90 old agrccably. without the a'l
al onythipp ol the kind. 4 generous sup
,.r of suhstantialS. followed 10y ear D.,
iruit and delicious icc creams, was ger u
hN Mrs James +. Holiday, Mrs J",
Atkins and Mrs. Richard Atkins, li'
dainti,s having been furnished hN the
/ ira, will offerings of the congregations
some rnmrs we're played which were
much euioNcd and some racN lhl 'l9"i''
| tinus were contributed ON request toy l'r.
II. Wclch Dew. and received Win 'n'''"
sinstic appreciation aud applhlS'. N'
usual with the Observation-Disclosures -,
aver, body was willing To hc pleased ANA
fla. attendance and the supper '''"E
.u,.h 81 th.y were. success WAS l"l'
,,,p. combustion. When the receipts were
lr,unt,d the ladies found That 'h Ut
lh.n.vnl,ut efforts had achieved a SUI
stantinl addition tn the fluids "l l",,
society. "a result which gave genr''l
Thr Srpi .mbcr moon lighted the Nom
,.rs of Nh, large company to their r-
s,.rtiye homes. we'll satisfied win th'
-ncictv and with Themselves. ana ha'l,I
room 10 reflect that their hall bum ny
rhe pcrscvering efforts oi the nrlghh"r-
hood. and long cnloycd.hadb by %" means
Inuthvcd it, usefulness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
MAYNARD'S MAJORITY u
CabeII Demands Official Count.

1t will require an official canvass oi the
VOTES to determined " neither Representa-
tive Maynard or Col.Cabell shall be Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress OF the
Second district. Maynard has an ap-
parent majority Of - in total vote ct
5000. Chairman Day. of the District
Democratic Executive Committee. says
ne will call "a meeting of the committee
Sept. II for full canvass OF the votes.
The committee will meet at the Mon
ticello Hotel in Norfolk Cabell malorl-
ties in cities and counties were ~ follows:
Norfolk city, I'll; Princess Anne county,
-: Southampton county, 293. May
nard's maiorities We're: Portsmouthcity,
go: Norfolk county. 422; Nansemond
county. II. Isle of Wight. 81.
Cabell declines To c0ncede heclectlon To
MAYNARD Tie will demand oiiicialcount.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
LETTER ToIT IowERY 8 CO
Fredericksburg, Va.

Dear Sirs Now, may be, you can get
the goods; il you can, your fortune II
made.
Cotton cloth-they call it muslin in
some parts-at about the usual price per
ward. but wider, twice a. wide as some,
and better, wears better, keeps white
and whole a surprising time in all sorts
OF wear.
You could sell that cloth for hundreds
of miles: thered lie no limit.
A ward goes further; one buys less
wards. Wears longer; one buys less often.
ii always looks right till well worn-out.
No one customer buys so much OF 1t, but
think of the number OF customers
NAV be yom can't get it in cloth: but
Won can in paint: DevOe. Devoe IL as II
il were wider: gallon goes further; you
buy less gallons you pay Tor less
gallons: you pay for painting less gal
lons-as if one paid less for making a
garment Of that wide cloth-andit keeps
its fresh look and sheds water till you
have forgotten how old il il.
II isn't true in cloth, but it is in paint:
the less you pay, the better it Is; Tor the
goodness of paint is reckOned by gallons;
loss gallons. more goodness. Goodness
in paint is strength. The stronger a
paint. the less gallons it takes Tor n job
and the longer il wears.
Yours truly
FW DEVOE 4 co
New York
u 81 Willard Adams sells our paint
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
DANIEL ON BRYAN'S SPEECH

Senator Daniel is quoted a. declaring
himself strongly against Mr.. Bryan =
views ON government ownership ol
railroads. Virginia experiments with
STATE ownership of railroads, ~ said
Senator Daniel. "was 50 disastrous that
think the people oi our state will
boz very slow 10 endorse railroad owner
ship 10y eitler State or Federal govern
meut
The Senator approved the rest OF Mr.
Bryan's New York speech
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
THE SUICIDE OF JOHN H00E

The suicide of John ID. Hooe, was
marked by IA dramatic feature. lie was
playing solitaire on his yeranda, and lett
4 cut deck of cards on the table. Thu
leads many 10 believe that he decided
hia fate with the cards \ personal
friend arrived at Warrenton from
Shcepshead Bay Wednesday. liz
received two letter from IloOe, one II
July and the other Immediately after Tn,
tragedy. In the latter HOoe said; I'll
kick the bucket you will find my papers.
and here he named u drawer iii his desk
Following this communication came Tie
telegram announcing his death.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
CHAS. WALLACE & BRO.
Mol PeddIers, Bm tiere to Say

and we ARE prepared 10 protect yonr
homes, barns and the Hives Of your fam
lilies from any damage by lightning We
handle only tine best goods and euarnn-
tee all work and give q policy al S''
ON each building against any damage hv
lightning. Onr experience for nine Nrars
over thu same counties ha- proven thnt
we give absolute protection. All orders
given oar statesmen will receive prompt
attention and cooctod by skilled work
men.
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co.
Office aud wacroom 9l3 T. street,
Jacobs Yard. Fredericksburg, Va ".
T.. Smittcn Mgr, j. ". Jones, Asst Mgr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
VIRGINIA NEWS

stephen Washington and BESSIE Jctfr,
both of ESsoX county, were licensed 10
marry in Washington Wednesday
Allan 7. Jenkins has been appointed
postmaster 10 succeed Robert II. teamy,
resigned. AT Newlaud. Richmond county.
DR. Charles Frederick Sterling OF Casa
mover. Va. announces the engagement
of his daughter. Miss Cccie Augusta, io
Mr.. Robert E1gcne Edmonds
The engagement Of Miss Gus-ie Lee
Hall. of Lebanon. Pa. To l-ham Keith.
formerly OF Warrenton, now OF 'hrk---
burg. W. Va, is announced. The wed.
ding will take place Oct oath.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
KING GEORGE COURT
Small Crowd Present The Crops in the County
Court Proceedings Notes, Etc.

The farmers of King George are very
lusy and but lew attended the regular
term ol the Circuit court OF the county
Thursday. When Judge Mason con
yened court there was rot one hundred
people present and at no time did the
crowd number two hundred. The late
rnins retarded farm work, and the larn-
rrs are now trying To make up Tor lost
time. On each side OF the road, ~ We
went down, pluws were at work turning
up the sod lor wheat, and men, women
aud boys were IN the corn field pulling
fodder and cutting tops. Sucha grow u
of weeds. peas and other vegetation II
seldom seen. and the turn IN VIII he a
great iced for the wheat cropto Ice SOW II.
The general corn crop Is considered ohlN
lair. but some are line. McssTs Curtis,
rnvlur and Dcshazo have big crops.
Two punches OF cattle that attracted
attention along the road were those ol
John +. Curtis and &. 4. Purks, h0tl
were good Buyers OF cattle are looking
after good stock, among whom AZ,
Messrs W h. Rcamy and Thompson
Briggs, who are in the county.
corHr rRocErnlNGS.
The grand jury brought IN five mdict
ments against Austin Traverse. cnloled
forinrgery Also two indictments agAins'
Stuart Shank lin. colorcd. ior huuSchithh
ing
\ duplicate list ol writing WAS admit
ted to record.
Clerk Hunter reported four fines
amounting To SD.
James L. Bunbary quallicd a. guar
dian OF Charles \ DAVIS.
Clerk Hunter ordered To examine bone
of Treasurer j 4. Minor, Jr, and maxi
report ON same.
The will %. Mrs Emma l.. Garnet wa
nrnhated Henry T. Garnett qualified
as administrator and gave bond IN lie
sum ui = 600 Tor personal property.
NOTES
4 marriage license WAS issued q" MI
Horace \. titzhugh. oi New YORK.. lac
Will marry Miss Virginia Washington. @
Windsor" King George county oI
Monday. September 18th.
The ladies of 81 Johns Epsc"Wl
church gave a dinner, delightfully."- served
and consisting of the best the county III
fords. Ice cream. cake, etc, were alS'
served ~ "A side ISSUE. \ good SUN WA
realized
\ game of baseball was played between
King George e. II aud Index teams II
the evening. which resulted IN score q
TO > i'm favor of Ming George.
M,,.rs Il :. Minor, of Washington
ana Ben X. Grymrs, OF Forest I'M, Md.
were visitors and received cordial greet
mgs FROM their many friends
Those present from Fredericksburg
were Me--rS. Elton Alrich. Frank h
Tyler. j & Gregory. representing VI. =
Chancellor. and "a representative oil TIM
paper.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh g. Bro.
Wheat, - to 20; corn, 60 TO 81; meal
81 3Oto Il 35 oats. IS TO 40; hens. Q tC
10. ducks, II to -; spring chickens, L
to Il per pound; eggs, Is TO 10; lard
10 to II; butter, - to 25; hams, -.
10 Il: sweet potatoes. soc to 100; lrisi
potatoes SOC to zoe; apples, pei
hushel, 30 TO -; veal, Al TO 5; lambs
$3.50 to 1880. hides, green, Z to :
dry. 20 to II, sailed, No. l, . to III
calf skins No /, $1.10 per skin; balec
hay. so to f13 per ton; leaf sumac
60 to IS per 100 Hogs, live weight
Sc. Beef, live wei-ht, 2', to 3l=c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
SHAW ON THE STUMP

Secretary Shaw left Washington Fri.
day on tour OF speech-making that "ill
take him through several States. lie VIII
make two speeches Saturday in Virginia
one at Martinsville and the other at
Danville. Next week he will speak ut
Winston. Salisbury, and Ashevillc, y. C.
then he will cross over into tennessee
and made athree-days campaign. From
Tennessee he goes To Missouri.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON

George X. Ballard, and NariiiaG. Hem
derson. both Of King George County;
Richard II. Common, OF Markham. and
Beulah l.. Shipe, of Delaplane; John I.
Crupper. and Rosie l. Hunt, both al The
Plains: Wilmer =. Johnston, OF Dclaplaue,
and Anna G. Krarney; JohnJ llailstork,
of Baltimore, and Susie Taylor, oi FRED
ericksburg. were married IN Washington
Thursday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
DEATHS

After "a prolonged illness, Mrs. John
Brown. of near Warsaw, died Thursday
night, aged sixty years. She II survived
by her husband and four daughters.
Mrs. \ T.. Waddingt0n. of Baltimore,
died OF heart disease Tuesday night at
her summer home at Naylor, where Mr..
Washington is engaged in tomato busl-
ness. She il survived by her husband,
three sons. and three daughters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

Mr.. Bryan and his chase for gov
eminent ownership bring forcibly
to mind the question asked by the
Irishman. who, on seeing little flee
chasing a train and barking furious
ly, iacetiously queried, 81 wonder
what he would do if he caught it?'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

Those Stafford negroes who at
tackled a constable at a church meet
ing were probably worked up to
that point where they confused the
officer with his satonic majesty,
whose wiles they had just been hear
ing OF.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

Nhitc-No ,, Miss Nellie ilcarn. .,
Mis- Mary Harvey; Il. no appointment
q. Miss C. :. Scott, 10. Miss Mary GouL
din. l3. Miss Gus~ie Head. II. no APP
pointmcni. H.. Miss Virginia Draft; l6,
Miss Ethel Gouldiu; | Z, Miss Mabel Potts
Colorcd-No. |, Miss Isabel Scroggin-i
{. Mis- Mamie Samucls. >, Miss llar
ricttr Osborne. Z, Miss Cora jefferson; =
Miss Kate Wynttc. / II, Miss Maudc sam
mel. IT,. Sir. =. H. pendleton. Nos .
and e. are two grade schools, short !
white teachers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

Perhaps no one was more sur
nrised mt the result in the Second
district primary than Col. Cabell.
His run against Maynard was sim
plv wonderful, in view of the latter's
work for the jamestown Exposition
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
TO INTRODUCE BRYAN

Gov. Swanson has accepted an INVITA-
tion to preside at the meeting to be- held
NJ Radford during the fair, when W J.
BRYAN il To make a speech. GOV SWaI
son will introduce Col. Bryan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
SPOTSYLNANIA AND THE IN
POSITION.

This newspaper is more than glad
that well known citizens ol SPotSlE
vania county are displaying great
Interest ina its plan To have the coun-
tv place an exhibit of It's yet unde-
yoloped resources at the jamestown
Exposition. Never before. and per
haps never again lid or will such an
opportunity present itself for at
tracing outside capital and drslra-
bile settlers TO the county, and while
this applies To every other county as
Will. Vet We are writing now parti'n-
hrly of Spotsylvania. hecau~" We
know of hardly another county III
Virginia containing the resources
that it does. yet So icariully behind
in their development. Oh so mucl
Importance to the entire South Is the
coming exposition that Collier
Weekly editorially predicts that 1t
will mark an epoch OF industrial de-
yelopmcnt south of Mason ano
Dixon : line. which will he naturally
more evidenced in Virginia than ~
any other Southern State. Ent VII
this be- the caseii our county author
les sit supincly 10y with folded arm'
and make no move to advertise the
possibilities of their respective couh
ties We believe that the Board O.
Supervisors will act. but let the PEG
Mo t,la no chances Public sentl
ment Is the lever that moves all gov
erning bodies To action. and once lei
it be- developed that the people "I
Spotsylyania are determined thai
tie county shall be represented 10y
an exhibit at jamestown. and the
board will lose no time in carrying
out the wishes of thcpeoPle they rep
resent. We deem the matter OF Suri
vital Importance to this section 'ha'
W. have given space to It's support
ON several occasions and shall con
tinue editorially To urge action IN all
OF the adjacent counties untlI we
rouse the people and the authorities
to the absolute foolhardineSs OF re-
iecting the opportunity presented
We shall be glad to publish short
communications ON the subject. and
we urge the people to take hold o
the matter. Delays are dangerous
and as the exposition opens next
spring, it is not too early TO maxi
arrangements Tor the collection oi
exhibits. All that is needcdiS action
bv the supervisors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
THE SPECTATORS DISCOVERY

THE SPECTATORS DlSCON EH
The esteemed Staunton Spectator
in a fit of piquc. OF perhaps anger
over the action of the last LegiNla-
ture i'm creating the office oil lnsur-
ance commissioner. allows ltSell TO
be carried far beyond the usual
bounds of good. hard sense GlSplayeH
in its editorial columns and engages
in such dire prophesies as make III
tremble for the future ot the ola
Commonwealth and likewise for the
future Of our genial commissioner.
Col. Joseph Button. But IN the
midst Of our dread OF things to come
we are able to dispel the fear oil III
ture evil long enough to chuckle m
wardly at the Spectators semi
monthly fling at the junior senator
from Virginia, Hon. Thos ). Martin
who. i'm addition to the many other
trials and fluctuations brought upon
Virginia by his machinationS ana
machinery, has now, as a late cX-
ample of his prowe>S. forced IA servile
Legislature to perpetrate an awful
burden on the State OF his nativity
by providing an insurance commls-
sioner at IA few thousands per year.
We sympathize most deeply with
our contemporary in its agonlzed
wall of chow long, o Lord, how
lono." as it resOunds from the green
topped mountains OF old Augusta
and comes floating down to Us M
this land of oysters and perSlmmons
But we bid the Spectator brace mp.
Joe Button isn't IL bad fellow alter
all. neither is Tom Martin, and then.
too. there are some pretty good ones
i'm the Virginia Legislature ana
while a few OF us in dear old NIrA ina
own insurance policies and take some
SLIGHT interest in having these insur-
ance companies looked alter, yet
Heaven forbid that self interest or
love for Joe Button should stand
for one instant in the way OF what Is
well for the Commonwealth. The
Spectator has unearthed a mare
nest and we bow in difference to Its
discovery We offer up Button as a
slcrifce and we cheeriully surrender
to all insurance companies the right
to do as they please in Virginia. un
restricted and unhampered by sucl
personages as insurance commits
sioners. The next Legislature can
not meet too quick for us. The Spec
tator has aroused a feeling OF alarm
that will not down.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
RELIABLE MAN WANTED

To handle branch real estate business
in Fredericksbu z for me. Good propo-
si,ion to right party. Address \. T..
Garrison. Guineys, Va. sN-'t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

\ hrstclass salesman for county store
reference required Apply at once.
j r. Broaddu~
-cpGl3t Rappahannock Academy Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

This district Is very incomplete.
Mr. Anna Campbell. Miss Garlic Saun-
dcrs Miss &. y. Terrell. Miss VI. l..
Wortham Miss Gcorgia llill Miss Minnie
Frazer. Miss Khnch Covingtun. The
above are white teachers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

1t is stated that the Cuban insurgents
will buy two or three ships in New York
and may make trouble for the Govern
ment vessel which is about to start
south with arms.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08

Whitc-No /, Miss Mary Davis; ,, Mrs.
II. i. Waller. 3. Miss Annie Hill, t. Mrs.
.lno. Seaman. .. Miss Eva Smith. q. Ms.
Ada Blanton. Z. Miss ;. ;. Williams; ;,
Misses Faulkner and Robertson, .. Mr..
l. b. Gnodloc: 10. Miss I.ilhurnr Smith;
Il. Miss GWcnduliuc Cobb; - no ap-
pnlnturnt
Cplored-No. IL. Miss Irene Hill; IT,
Mrs Edmouia Jerome; l.. Miss Mamie
Miles. It, Miss Hattie Carter; IL, Miss
Leslie Ilill; IL. Miss Claudn Hill, -, mo-
nnnuIltmrnt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
e. K. WHEELER
P. h'CRACKEN, BRO. q CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS.
Orer Ten Thousand Gallons fllL RYE and
Rot RBON WHISTLES from the following veil
Known dl-tllleris= Graft 4 co.. - ohio. hoC no
county pi-tIliIug Co.. ~ krutucay. Mpuuc 10
ni-tllcry. ~ MnrJ hand. nud -. +. GrnJ II
reuu-} taHin.
Agents ilr Rergner kngIr'P Lager irer
They also offer STAPLE Rnl lnncy lrOceries
Agricultural Implements. Seeds iuano Hud
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-08
For Sale Cheap

one second hand - horse
power Prick engine in good
condition, also one second
hand Birdscll saw mill. \ p
ply at once to