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Killed Barkeeper.

The party then divided One squad
proceeded farther down the alley TO the
third block toward a saloon which had
been one OF those in which il had been
insisted that the colored men must
drink at a separate bar The barkceD.
or heard them coming and attempted
to close the door. hut was shot and
instantly killed near the door The n.
tai wound was declared by competent
surgeon with army experience 10 have
been made by a bullet of the caliber ol
those used in the service rifle. i
Mexican in the same saloon was shot
in the hand. There were five or six
shots in the saloon door The other
squad shot into a dwelling house. The
shots were all aimed AT about > or Z
feet above the floor and went through
the mosquito bars in which q woman
and two children we're sleeping. Bul.
let marks were fourd on other houses
In the ueighbOrhOod There was much
evidence of expressions uttered by the
raiders as they advanced and shot. In.
dicating their malicious and murderOus
intent The shots fred in a short space
of 10 minutes were variously estimated
from Is to $50. and all were fred with
IN three blocks Of the fort
The first voley awakened many Of
the sleeping garrison and attracted tht
attention Of the sentinel. who dischars
ed his gun three times and called the
guard. The bugle sounded and the
men rushed to the gun racks which the
sergeants and corporals in charge say
had not been opened until they open.
ed them with the keys which had been
in their possession for more than u
hours. One gun rack was broken open
in the hurry of the men TO answer The
call 10 arms. The commissioned Off
GERS supposed that an attack had beer
made upon the barracks by men in the
town. and did not know until some
hours later that the shooting had been
done by soldiers and that their men
were suspected Of any oftense As soon
as they were informed Of the facts by
the mayor they caused all the rifles Of
tho enlisted men to be examined. Every
rife was then found to be clean
"rhe evidence makes it quite clear
nat the firing had not ceased when
the men besa6 TO form in line and
therefore that all the guns with which
he firing was done. could not have
,een in the racks when the sergeants
in charge of quarters went to unlock
the racks, altho they testified that they
were there 1t is also certain that dur
ing the formation Of the companies, OF
Immediately after, the men who had
done the shooting must have returned
to thsir places SO as to respond to tbs
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Southern Railway

N.H-Fonowing schedule figures published a.
Information. and are not guaranteed.
Schedule fec'ive sept. 9th. 1905
rrnlns leave Washington from Pennsylvania
station.
fHa ~ Dally--Local Tor Harrisonburg War
.-stnn panyiil- aud way stations.
al % % deily-W AshingtOn and flordh
ffgn.fea Through coschrr ind sleeper 20 10
umbia savannah and Jacksonville. Dlhlh'
u.isn. IN. DailJ-United States Fast Mail
FTrsi-cla-s coaches and drawing room. sleeper t'
New Orieous. Dinlng-car service.
40l o. ID. Week Days-LOcali Tor HarhsonDure
and nay stations on Manassas Branch.
SO .. m. Daily-LoeAl for Werrnnton AND
1909. m. Daily-New York and Atlanta ~
Jress- Firstclsss eosch TO Atlanta sleeper 20
Columbus. Ga, Mondays. Wedpesdays, Fri-
lays. sunset Route Tourist sleeper, Washington
10 san Francisco.
go o. m. daily-New York and Florida EI-
yresp. First class ,Oach and Seepers 10 Coium-
hih, Savannah, Jecksonville. Sleeper TO Au'
yusta and Port Tampa. Lining car a la care
IGO1 D. M Daiiy-New York and Memphis
limited fvin Lynchburg)-First-c1 ass coach and
heoping car To Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatta-
9oogs. Birm.Agham and Memphis; sleeper 20
new orleans. Dlnng-car service.
;aR 0. NJ. Dsily--W eshlngton and South.
--ytarn Iimited-Afl Pullman trains. club and
,paervatlon csrs TO Atlanta and Macon; sleepers
70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham,
SOW Orleans. DINING car serves.
Trains leave Richmond for the Sonth as FOL
ogs: Daily a. m. 1880 p. m, ll3O p. m, ~ee1
iavs 8 o. M, y 30 y. N. aud ll3O y. m: mak'
'ouueciion at Danville for all points South. Pun
nan sleeper Trains arrive Richmond Sos a. M,
L35 .. ~. 80 y. N. daily. sac a. III. week days.
Through trains from the south arrive, Wash
fg-ton ~ a. m B.52 8. n $50 An. ll.G3 a. m,
tDg L. m. aud g3O o. ~ anc $50 .. n. daily.
HarT,aouburg iI.5b a. 10. week iaJs ano
% y. m. daily. From Charlottesville. sic n
m aud l.yuchbnrg go .. m. daily.
Tickets. slssl ing-csT resorvations. and detailed
can b. had at ticket office. 795 18th
r.. 5ii ~. ave aud Pennsylvania station
ssegase checked shfough from hotels and resi-
iencee
rhons g7aB Tor r. x. 2. Cab services.
BIB. sPfSCbR. General Manager,
:. n. aAK9WlcK, Pass. Trade MGR
8 b. TAYI0E, ffpn. Pass kg@u,
$ s3DwS. H-n.tsl Aeen,
Washington. d z
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Wrecked Seaman Frozen 70 Death.

Digby. - s. Dec. Cd atn from The
loy cold weather on the western coast
II Nova Scotia came ~ Captain Berry
after his vessel the threa-masted
schooner Emma X. Harvey. had gone
to pieces. and he and all but one Of
his crew hai forced their way through
the breakers to land. one seaman was
drowned. and Captain Berry fell cx
haustcd after reaching shore and was
frozen To death. The others Of ido
crow found eheltcr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
rolf cali OF that seine &C sraw-r.c

rolf cali or that seine c19 eraw-r.c
for them.
No Clue 20 CUE .i-t./
"Since the occWr,l, ctlF
has been made by 'ac e.. 'i.'.
officers and by compst.n. mi
spectors sent for the pu? ,.
cross-examinatioD of each n'...'
the company who was prcsc. b. e.
fort that night. to find SON t.u
which the enlisted men VINO comal.' r
this crime could be detected. an n''
the slightest evidence teEiins 10
tablish the identity OF sinsl rt'.
has been Forthcoming. All th' cnlI.. D
men of the battalion were adyisel tHH.
if evidence was not for,hcomira .-
ing TO the Identification oi tlos wI'
planned and committed these mlidr "
and attempted murders 81 Womb D. -
come necessary to discharge al g."
men present at Fort Brown iA" d.
without honor and to bar ;acm nos ore.
enlistment in the army or service in
the navy or in the civil service
Under these ,ircumaian, g..
question arises: Is the gov rll
helpless? Must IL contiule in BE-,
vice a battalion many OF the I'D WD .a
of which show their Willingness q
condone a crime of capital
acter committed by from o. a. - O.,
its members. and put on front G.. 80
lence and ignorance which enables the
criminals to escape just punifhi nt'
These enlisted men took tac ot,n O..
allegiance to the government aal
were 10 be used under the lew ~
maintain its supremacy Can the gov.
eminent properly therefore Keep in s.
employ for the purpose of main'a''i1A
law and order any longer a body %.
men. from to 10 per cent of Hh'r
can plan and commit marder rai e. y
upon the silence of uumh'l OF 90 a
companions To escape d lection.
1T may be that in the battalion ar' "a
number of men wholly innocent
know neither who the guilty mt. 3i
nor any circumstances whi,l F.H Hi.
in their detection tho tli ,r. Hf Pa
true Of many. because tier. m. 20
innocent men in The battalion. .'..
/ the government Co.GurD ll
guard communities oi m.n. "..t
children when 30 contains .9 d.
Gus an clemcn, impossible o' -
ton? Certainly n.t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
In Time OF Peace.

In the first months OF the Russia-Japan
war we had striking example OF the
necessity for preparation and the early
advantage of those who, so to speak,
"have shingled their roofs in dry
weather" The virtue OF preparation
has made history and given to us our
greatest men. The Individuals well az
the nation should be prepared for any
emergency. Areyou prepared to succe's
fully combat the first cold you take? A
cold can be cured much more quickly
when treated as soon as it has been con-
tracted and before it has become settled
in the system. Cbamberlain's Cough
Remedy il famous for its cures Of colds
and it should he kept at hand ready for
instant Use. For sale by N. NJ. Lewis
Drug Store
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
BROWNSVILLE AffBli
Taft Explains DishonOrable Dis
charge cf Colored Soldiers.
STORY OF SHOOTING UP TOWN
Raiders Fired Into Houses and Killed
One Man and Wounded Several
Others-Non-C Administered Officers
Condemned.

Washington, Dec Elm his annua
report Secretary Taft devotes consid
cradle space TO a defense and eXplana
ton OF the course of the war depart
ment in connection with the dischars'
without honor from the military ser
vice OF the battalion of the 10Th 10
fantry. which was stationed at Browns
Vile. Tex, last summer. The secretary
details the events of the night oil
August l3. involving the shooting M
Of the town" of Brownsville by any
where from nine TO 20 members OF thi'
battalion. He is very severe IN tN
condemnation of the noncommis
stoned officers of the battalion for fan
ing to discover and report the perpe
traitors of the outrage. and OF the en-
listed men of the battalion who. by
maintaining silence VIXEN. as ne says
they must have known the guilty par
ties. connived at the crime. He insists
that no obligation Of comradeshll
should prevent the men from telllnl
the truth. but indicates that such Oil
the men as are guiltless may be r.
enlisted. The extract in part follows
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Stuart Spent sete4 In Campaign.

Harrisburg. Pa. Dee. &. Edwin $
Stuart. the successful Republican can
didate for governor at the recent elec
ton. expended SGl9499 in his cam
paign. NJ. Stuart filed a statement in
the Office Of the secretary Of the com
monwealth which shoys that he con
trbuted $4,000 to the Republican state
committee. The balance of his expen
ditures were for carfare clerical ser
vices and other personal expenses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08

7, ice BAN, 90 thu Commonwealth Oh
1 Virginia. In tn Clerk office OF the
4 Crcuit court of thguuntv ot Spotsyi-
wanna ON th. 10Th Day ol November,
1906. Grorganna Brown. plantlii,
against John T. Brown. defendant.
The object of this suit is To obtain q
divorce "a men~a rt thoro, upon the
grounds uf wilul dcsertiOn AMI ahan-
donment. a. well ~ cruel treatment
For custody Of minor children. for tenn
porary and permanent alimouy, Tor al
lowancr OF counsel lees and payment oil
cost of this suit. And an att iayit hay
ing been made and filed that the defend
ant. John r. Brown, j. not IA resident OF
the state of Virginia, il * ordered that
be- do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof. and do
what may be- necessary To protect his in
ter,st in this suit. And it * iurthered
or lcrel that "A copy thereof be published
once a week for four weeks in The Free
Lance. and that a COPY b. posted NJ the
front .oOr OF thecOurthOuse Of this coun-
~ on or before the next succeeding rule
day after the entry of this suit
Testp:
r. 4 Harris, Clerk.
lee J. Graves, p Il
4 copy-Testc:
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
1
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Fired Into Houses.

"On the 18th of August it was reported
in Brownsville that white woman va
seized by the hair by a colored soldier
and dragged on the ground This r.
port among the townspeople caused
great bitterness ard excitement Of feel
ing. which gave such concern 10 The Of
dcers of the battalion that on the night
Of the same day they sent patrols iui3
The town to bring back their soldiers
to the fort \ few minutes after mid
night of the next day shots were f. Cd
in the fort toward the town from the
neighborhood of each barraok of thf
three companies Immediately after
wards a number of men. yariOusly es-
,imatcd from nine TO 20. climbed over
the wall between the fort and the town
The raiders advanced up an alley lead
ing from the fort through the town
and first fired into the room OF . house
On the alley AT tho end OF the FIRST
block. I'm which were two women and
five children One OF the bullets knock
cd over and put out lighted lamp on
the table in the room The raiders
then encountered the chief Of police oo
4 horse He had heard the shooting
and hurried toward the sound When
he saw the soldiers the number OF
whom he estimated to be -. he turned
and tried to escape. They fired on him.
killing his horse and wounded him 10
the arm so that it had to be amputatn4
Two policemen who had separated from
him were also shot at. 4 bullet pierced
the hat Of one OF them. The raiders
then fired into Miller's hotel There
was a light in the hotel and guest
at one OF the windows. Six bullet holes
were found in the hotel the next day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
BODY OF MURDERED BABY FOUND
Dogs Dig Up Infant With String About
Neck and Head Crushed.


Pittsburg Pa. Dec 6.-The body o
an unknown baby. apparently a few
months old. which had been buried il
the woods on the west outskirts Of thi'
city was found by four schOolbOys
A piece Of string was found tied tight,
around the child's neck and its hea
was crushed. The boys were attract,
20 the spot by the loud barking OF sey
eral dogs The animals had uncoyerr,
the body and were tossing it about
fighting for its possession. when it wa
rescued by the boys. a deputy cOrono'
who investigated the matter said tAo
baby had been murdered, and the ~
lice are searching for the guilty par
ties A wOman's handkerchief was dis
covered near the grave, but 1t was vi
marked. The authorities say the child
had not been buried more than a day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
TRIED TO BURN coNsrAsULAR>
Fire In Reading Barracks Supposed to
&c Of lncendiarY Orinin.

Reading. Pa. Dec "a mysterious
fire started in the SCitzinger mansion,
occupied as a barracks by Troop c.
Of the state constabulary. The 50 men
Of the troop We're almost suffocated
with smoke when the blaze was dis
covered by a stable guard.
When the Reading fire department
arrived the fire had progressed rapidly
in the basement and first floor and
threatened tine dormitory occupied by
the men. Some OF the men were car
ried out by the firemen.
The interior OF the barracks vas
burned out The fire started in the
basement. The police are looking for
suspicious characters seen about the
place. The damage is $4,000.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Pittshurn Millionaire pead.

PittSburg Pa. Dec. Charles Don.
nelly. retired millionaire coke manu-
facturer and railroad man. Of this city
and New York, died at his home on
Fifth avenue here from blood poison
Ing. following on operation. Mr. Don
nelly was one at the founders OF the
Mcclure Coke company which was af-
forwards absorbed by the F'rick Coke
company. and was vice president Of
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad com
pany under the presidency Of Robert
Garrett
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Officers of Chicago Teamsters Union
Ordered Men to Do Violence.
THEY THREW ACID ON HORSES

We're Told to Break Arms and Legs
Of Strike Breakers and Hurl Eggs
Filled With Vitriol at Horses to
Cause Runaways.
Chicago. Dec. 6.-EXposure OF the
methods employed by the teamsters
to try to win a strike in 1893 was
given in the trial of President Cor
nelius +. Shea. OF the Transfers Oh-
ion. and his fellow labor leaders before
Judge Ball. in the criminal court. Dy
Joseph Schultz. a slugger. VINO win
Albert Young. turned states evidence
Schultz. while on the stand rs
witness for the state declared that
Shea had told him to break the legs
and arms of the strike breakers and
especially To attack the negroes. When
this means Ol bringing about desired
results did NOT work satisfactory,
schultz asserted that Shea ordered the
hired pickcts to throw egg shells filed
/ with acids al horses driven by non
union men. The acid throwers. accord
ing to Schultz were responsible for
many unaways and were regarded as
great aid in the fight against the
employers.
Schultz was asked by Assistant
States Attorney Miller.
30 you remember in the early part
If April. 1908. seeing three negroes
coming ont Of the alley back OF the
store Of Montgomery Ward d Com
pany?'
Yes" replied Mr.. Schultz; 81 saw
the mon. and Shea was there As they
pas q ne Shea said to me: There
Is Cd, of the "fnks: get him when he
comes a litiic further, We caught him
about a block away and sluggcd him.
man named Scully was with me-
"Aucr that. where did you gO?'
Co.. went down to South Water street
Nc saw some more 'nnks. and fol
lowed them To a street car on the Wa
bash avenue line. saw Jerry Me
Carthy. the business agent Of the
! IwCk Drivers Union. on the car and
toll him. he said: Get one Of them
il You can took the car brake and
beat one ol thcnL After that We went
10 the barn Ol Montgomery. ward 4.
Company."
What did you do thcre?"
We threN q fcW bricks"
Schultz said that during the strike
the strikers and the pickpts would
hurl esas filled with yitriol and other
acids M horses in the strets 10 make
them run away. lie said that some
times syriuses were used to squirt the
acid.
They CAV, Ms the acid eggs ar the
pic,ets' headquartrrs." De- said The
eggs had been drilled ana the shells
filled with acid. The hole was covered
with court plaster.
SHEA came u,o the room" said the
witness. "anI said. Take these and
use thcm. boys. but bc careful not to
eet caught. or you will be- hanged"
Schultz declared thot d. c,w arf1
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
VIM. Livingston

Contractor and Builder Fredericks-
burg, Va. Fully equipped for all
kind Of work In the building line.
Business office-Room IL, Enterprise
buildinQ
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
VIII cantain PENIS Oarsmen

Philadelphia Dec ell. \. Im'g
of the class of 1908. was elected can
tain of the University Of Pennsylvania
crew for the coming year Emig was
stroke on this years crew. He Is 81
years old, and comes from York. Pa.
where he attended the York Collegiate
Institute
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
1AAw CASE WITNESS FOUND
Locating OF Miss simonton May Ex'
nedite Callin1 of Trial.

pedte Calling Of Trial.
New York. Dee. Ida v Simon
ton. the writer. whom District Attor.
ney Jerome wanted as a witness In
the case against Harry H. Tnaw. is
not in South Africa studying tAr lam
guage OF monkeys as reported several
days ago. but was in New Nera Tues
day night She Is SAID 20 have maCa a
statement TO Assisia. District Ator-
ney Garyan concerning ih. TAaw case.
1t is said that Miss siuou,ou ven,
10 Paris at the reqn 81 oi san ord
White to sec E.c.n N.s1ii and her
mother before Tnaw ana Miss Nesh.t
were married She ma lt D. been lly
ing in Pitishurg with h'r motn T.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08

Hazlehurst. Miss. Dec. g. Nia ~
gle Birdsong. - years old. ua.aar
of one OF the most promIn "a iamIi g
in. the state. was put on trial hcr or
the charge OF murder of DR. Y II
Butler. a nephew of former Governor
I.ongino. at Monticello Miss. Tho casa
has attracted wide interest IN this g 'c-
ton. United states Senator s. o.! So
Laurln whose family is rel1tei f
Mrs. Birdsong has been retained in
her defense. while former GoSemor o.
Mississippi Longino. Dr. Buffers uncle
will assist in the prosecution.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
THREE KILLED IN ELEVATOR
Cable Broke and Eleven Men Fell
Invent, five Feet.

twenty-five Feet.
Chambershurg Pa. pec. G.-Trr'a
men were Killed. one vas fatally n
iured and five others were severely
hurt at Wayncslur1 by tne iaii 1i an
elevator in the Go.aer Manufacturing
company's shops. Eleven mru wer. ON
the lift together Nilh q fret1n m
ing machine and heavy truck wA d
a cable parted The men were DROPS. Il
- feet with the machinery into q r.t.
and George freeman. John Toriou and
Larar Papian were crushed t1 death
Nicholas BunsDn was fatally .rjur d.
and with the others who were hur;
was brought TO he hospital h. ibis
city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
pumorc priye Woman to Suicide.

Huf0CfG lfist " Sfft-Ii ~ Sti~i'--'
Chicago. Dee C.-Mrs Ros. Nrzcl
committed suicide because H. is be-
lieycd. OF umors circulated rc-ar ling
the numerous deaths IN her imm
diate family within tine last lo m.l. us.
Her husband. Martin Vrzal DE .-et
and then within nine months he- our
children died the cause ci c1ch d a'h
being given by the Attending pl."si
clan as stomach trouble An ilyes.
tigation was begun. but up 20 NJ" Il
has developed nothing definite I, j.
believed by the police mat either 10
rpondency over The deaths OF h"l am-
fly or dread of the Investigation "a set
Mrs. Nrzal 10 take her lile.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
5 fABOAR d
AID LINE RAILWAY

Southbound trains leave Richmond
daily.
$50 "A m.-Local Ia Norlina, Charlotte
and Wilmington.
l.3O p. m.-Through sleeper and
coaches Atlanta, Birmingham. Savannah,
Jacksonville and Florida points.
lOp.m Through coaches and Sleeper
to Savanna !. Jacksonville. Tampa, At
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis.
NorthbOund trains arrive Richmond
daily, &. 10 a. M, ! 80 y. m, 5.30 p. m.
~. :. LIZARD, W. NJ. TAiLOk
u T. e.. r 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
SUCCEEDS PROF. LANGLEY
Prof. H. E. Osborn Elected Secretary
of Smithsonian institute.

Washington. Dec 5. - Professor
Henry Fairfield Osborn. Dacosta pro
lessor of zoology at Columbia Univer-
sity. New York, and curator and first
vice president of the American Mu-
scum of Natural History. New York,
was elected by the regents OF the
Smithsonian Institution to succeed
the late Samuel p. Langley as secre-
tary OF the institution. DR.. Osborn
has indicated to the regents that he
will accept the appointment, which
carries with 1t salary Of $1,000 year.
chapped Hands,
Wash your hands with warm water,dry
with towel and apply Chamberlain's
Salve just before going TO bed, and a
speedy cure is certain. This salve is also
invaluable for sore nipples. itching piles
and skin diseases. For sale by NJ. N
Lewis drug store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
P. M'CRACKEN, BRO. q CO.,
AND RETAIL

-WHOLESALK AND RETAIL
GROCERs and LIQUOR DEALERS.
Offer Ten Thousand Gallons PURE BYE and
BOURBON WHISKIES from the following wei
known distilleTies. Graft Co., OF Ohio. Boo ne
County Distihng Co., OF Kentucky. Monte no
Distsllsry, OF Maryland. aud W. y. Gray. Of
PennsylV snis. n
Agents for Bergnsr 4 Engles Lager Beer,
They also Offer staple and Fancy 0sOcenes
Agyicuitursl Implemants Seeds. Guano ana
Cement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway 60
RappahannOck River Line.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isl 1905

or.--TGp k-F
Light permitting Tues
aud Thursday 1870 for
Wetand White Stone Weems Mentek
Urnna MOnskOn Water View
mont Genaw Royal Conway Hop Ratne
Steamer leaving Sunday notstop.
BaItimoe-Tappahannock.
Pier Light permitting, Wednesday Fri
day. 1870 u
Buhan Buons, Wheaton, Water
View 'Tappahannock.
Special will only whays marked IL
Tappshannock-Norok.
p
Port Whatons, Viw Nc
White
Returning Monday, weather permitting
landings Nestsnd Bowrs
stopping points Baltimore Tuesday
Frederic ksbure-Tapp shannock- Baltimore.
fredericksburg and Thursday tide weather
for
P Roy irTaw Wimont Suu
Banlhel Hole
Welforl Bowers Sharps 900
Buhan Mien
Point Ottoman Morans r'lngn hte
Mill Creek North End $50 m Nestland
Baltimore Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Tappahannock- Baltimore
Tappaannock permitting 7]O Tuesday and Thudy.
TeIforis Wares Bowlerr, sharps wbalton's Water view
ip.son StonM CrekN North End. MrrtIand.
Doe 10 Thursday.
Arriving Baltimore Wednesday Friday mornings.
W. D. SCOTT Agent. fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON, r. MURDOCH. Gen FRI Po- Asr
Baltimore ~, 1906.
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