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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-28

SABADO, ABRIL ~.
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.
III sr. Juan salazar. un labrador de
cerca do Lamy, estuvo On 10 ciudad 81
martes compraedo where's.
Don Antonio Ortiz, de San Miguel.
estuvo en- la ciudai ell martes y com.
pro abastos para su rancho.
Francisco Gomez, un labrador do Ia
veclndad de San I~ldefonso. estuvo en-
Ia ciudad 81 ldnes atendiendo 4 nego.
clios importantes.
Don Ireneo l.. Chaves, regres6 Of ID
mes lie Jemez. Condado de Sandoval.
donde permaneci6 por algunas sema-
mas atendiendo a negocios importantes.
La vega que esta enfrente DC Ia ca
sa de corte en- la Avenida de Palacio
esta recibiendo atencion Y siendo me-
jorada. Buena obra.
Los Sres. Cosme Hernandez y Anto-
MO Martinez, l~abradores de cerca dc
Santa Cruz, estuvieron en- Ia ciudad
Ell l1nes comprando abastos y visitan'
Hon. Amado Chaves, asistente su'
pe~rintendente de instruction puplica,
parti6 para Ia Ciudad Ducal 81 martes
en- la tarde o negocios oficiales.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, de Las vegas,
Inspector territorial de aceite de car
guel. estuvo en- la ciudad el martes y
atendi6 q negocios oficiales.
Don Celestino Ouz y familia han TO-
mado possession de la casa F~rancolon
en- Hillside Avenue, la cual ACADIA dc
ser dejada por A. R. Gibson y familia,
Trabajo en- la acera de concrete de
la Avenida Lincoln q la de Grant en- 81
lado norte de la Avenida de Palacio es-
ia progresando rapidamente. La nj.
velacion ha sido completada, y los con
tratistas comenzaran q poner ell pasi.
lilo de cemento dentro de breve tempo.
FL Fiscal General George ". Prlca'
ard parti0 de esta ciudad ell 1ueves en-
la tarde para Ell Paso, q yer sobre sus
extensos intereses mineros que uene
en- los Condados de Otero y Lincoln y
los cuales visitara de FL Paso. Regre'
sara la ciudad la semana que entra.
81 Arzobisipo o Pedro Bourgade
viaJe de varias semanas DE duracion al
oriente, ell cual probablemente extern
dera hasta New York. La vista del
A~rzobispo al oriente es con ell FIN de
atender a negocios eclesiasticos
Don Juan Delgado y esposa, y Ia Sra,
T. T. Delgado y o Manuel Delgado
en- Las vegas ell domingo pasado y
atendleron al unera del finado Felipe
Delgado. quien falleci6 en- aquella ciu-
dad repentinamente ell viernes de la Sc
mana pasada.
Hon. Frank Staplin, editor de Far
mington Enterprise en- harrington,
de san Juan, regres0 a su re-
sta de varias semanas en- Trinidad,
Colorado, donde ma estado al Q de
madre. quien fallecio en- aquel lugar
dias pasados. Tambien arregl0el
estado dejado por ella.
Hon. 7. d. Burns. de TERRA Amari'
liza, y Franklin Bond, miembros de ia
Compania Mercantil Bonl.knolies, de
mana pasada en- Denver atendlendo a
negocios importantes. Regresaron al
residential ell sabado de la semana
Los siiguientes fueron puestos en- Ill
bertad de la pe~nitenciaria territorial
lnnes en- la mahana debido a la ex-
piracion de ~sentencias: NO. 1896. Jose
sentenciado del condado de Lu-
ma por robo en- n casa; NO. 1878, Sa-
ie Bernalillo por asalto Q n ar
ma mortifera, un ano.
Jose 3. Lacome, p%ropietario del Ho-
el Claire, ha comprado ell edificio IL
ED, 224 y 226, Gale de San Francis
10 de In Sra Henrietta vlfpld 10 TaaIl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-28

Don Miguel Chaves Y esposa, de
TERRA Amarillo, quienes han estado
en- Ia ciudad por algunas semanas vi,
sitando parientes y amigos, partieron
para su Residential el lines en- la ma.
mana. 81 Sr. Chaves y esposa han re.
gresado recientemente de i'm viaje q
la Repdblica Mexicana. Es probable
que ell Sr. Chaves venda sus inmensos
intereses en- el Condado de Rio Arr.
ba y haga su residential en- esta ciu-
dad otra vez, de la cual es native y
donde pas6 su juventud. Sc cree que
81 ell Sr. Chaves lleva a cabo sus inten.
clones, que construira una Residential
magnifica en- la Avenida Washington.
Las subscripciones colectaias por el
comite financiero amontan ahora d
1925. La cantidad levantada en- San
ia Fe compare favorablemente con
las subscripciones de otras ciudades
del Territorio. La suma de $500 fue
al Mayor Eugene Schmitz ie
San Francisco por Ell tesorero Alfred
Ell microbes en- la tards.,
81 dinero fue mandado en- billetes de
pequefas denominac,ones por el Elk.
preso Wells-Fargo. Ia compafia man.
dandolo libre de porte. Ell comite es.
pera vender 900 boletos para ell entire.
'enimiento Y juzgando por ell tratajo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-28

ID inteligente joyen Juan d. D. Casti-
Ito, Ell bien conocido y experto joyero,
quien por varios amos estuvo en- la Gu
dad Ducal trabajando en- n joyeria de
aquel lugar, iha regresado otra vez q su
residential en- esta ciudad y acceptable
una posicion como joyero en- la fatnosa
joyeria del Sr. Yontz. Sus parientes
y amigos estan muy regocijados y lie
han dado una ~calurosa bienvenida.
Los Sres. Serafin y Jose Salazar,
borregueros en- la vecindad de Palma,
Condado de Torrance, estuvieron en-
la ciudad eli martes con negocios ante
la oficina de terrenos de los Estados
Unidos. Ambos tienen domicilios en-
la parte oriental del Condado de Tor.
rance. Dicen que los pasteos estan
en- condicion de primera clase, que Ia
aqua es abundante y que los prospec-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
Miss MOBILES LECTURE
Story Of Her Experiences and
Rescue After a ShipwreCk Heard
With Rapt Attention.
GOOD sun FOR CITY MISSION

The lecture given 10y Miss Catherine
Noble. of Baltimore. Thursday aieruoon.
for the benefit of the City Mission, was
i'm every respect "a great success The
Acorn odd Fellows Lodge Room. which
the order kindly lent the Indies, was pref
tily decorated and filed witha repre-ent-
ative audience aud % nice sum was add
ei 10 the Mission treasury.
Miss Noble delighted her hearers with
her thrilling experience, ln the wreck OF
the Mohegan when she was the only
person cnst into the sea who WAS saved.
Miss Noble is a woman OBJ charming per
souality and graphic powers of nara
ton. and from the outset carried her au-
dience in perfect sympathy and atten-
ton. Her sketch oi the little company
OF eighteen who tried 10 float near each
other aud the droppingoii 90 death from
time 10 time Of this one and that, a.
they lost strength to battle with the
waves and hold 90 the wr,ckagr. culmi-
mated n she told Of her last companion.
an officer Oi the crew. holding % door
with her. As she caught hDutlnV lie
prcServrr Tor him he too. gave up the
struggle and she was left alone ln the
darkness. She hurried over that horri-
bic hour and closed 10y reading love
letter written by a i1uitor IN one OF the
Western States proposing marriage TO
her rs his heroine on account OF her al
venture aud the courage she displayed.
Size was tie recipient pf two handsome
bouquets at the close of this lecture. ana
the recollection oi her experience VIII
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
TIE HOLLOWAY AND
BUCKNER CASES

In the s District court at Rich
mond. Tuesday. the grand jury returned
mot "a true biii" against " u Blckncr,
.lr.. the young man from Rappahannock
Academy. Caroline county. thc ease
against whom. for alleged fraudulent
Use of the mails had been sent ON to
the grand Jury by the commissioner. A.
si-tant District Attorney TALLY present
ed 10 the grand jury the cases of Wat
kins. Cottrpll 4 TO. of Richmond, joel
Gutman Il TO OF Baltimore and Rogers
A Co.. oi Biughamton, " y and il
was ON these eases that not "a true bin
WAS brought In.
The Jury also considered other caros
against young Buckner and tile Holio-
WAYS and were considering them when
il adjourned until Wednesday, and ON
wednesday AZ noon Judge NaddlIl dis
charged young Buokuer on motion OF hls
counsel. Judge 4. T Emhrey, of this
city. and also announced that thc jury
had finally considered all the ra-e-. and
that nu indictments would be- found.
The parties Interested and their friends
who were with them leit Richmond
Wednesday and returned to their holmes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
CAROLINE MAN BUYS DELIN-
QUEkT RICHMOND PROPERTY

Perceiviug that a number Of people in
Marshall and Jackson wards had either
forgotten or neglected to LAY their city
taxes. j. II Parr, OF Caroline county. has
bought up l6J titles, and unless they are
redeemed in a short time the properties
will be- lost forever to their former own
ers. The delinquent taxes must now be
paid to the attorneys OF Mr.. Parr. Parr's
attorneys have nothing personally to do
with the matter. their connection with
him being OF a purely professional uature.
There have been eases in which "pri-
vate paites' securing deeds TO proper
ties have sold the deeds back 20 the own
er at very high rates. Ii the property
was worth 500, the deed would be sold
for something Ike $3.50. This amount
the owners were Obliged % pay, az in the
ewes of the law the party holding the
deed had a clear title to the property.
As far as known only one case has been
tested in the courts, that being lost in
favor OF Il e Gland graGber."
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
Schedule in effect Jan. Sth, 1906
LEAVE NORTnNARp.


6.1OA. Nj. daily. Stops On s.<a"
At OccOQusn Sundays OILY stops II
Alexandria TO discharge 'f>s. nGtr-.
S.1l Am daily. StOpsH' A'eSandi a,
1899 \. NJ. daily. Ste On sigma
At Iceland, Brooke, Aquis, WiGe
Mater. Ried. Quantico, Cherry Hill,
FfeestOne, Negley, OccOQusu, L0r-
TON. Accotink. Franconia. Seminary
aud ilexandria.
i.43P. Al. daily exc It SUNDAY
stops at Alexandria.
G.fs p. NJ. daily. Stops q Brooke,
~iie Water Quauticc, a. A'eAsa.
iris.
1905 r N. ddly. Stops az alex
Eudria. Stops on signal at OccoQuar
IN Sundays only.
Accommodation Train from Rich
noud arrives 629 =. Ii. daily tx.
:ept Sunday,
IFAVR SOUTHWARK.
$50 4. N. daily except Sunday,
Redmond accommodation. Makes
a.. stops
IS A Is. daily. Atlantic Co.'S,
Line train. Stops on signal at Wide
Wuer, Summit, Guinea, No5dslaue,
PeNolf, Rutherglen, Tayiorsvillc, and
G,en Allen Sundays only; and ~
A.exauaria. Brooke, Milford, Doewol'
R,t Ashland dolly.
VS. \. NJ. daily except sunday
Makes local stops on signal
1a.2e p. 81. daily, 5. a. L. t-aiu
= oys or s.-eal - Loctou an Occo-
quAn Sundays only, aud daily
Alexandria, Q1antico, Milford. Dos
ell md Ashland.
5.>t 80. NJ. daily Atlantic Coast
l. e team. stops AZ Aiezaud ria,
Do,~ei, and Ashland.
$50 +. Il. daily. Makes local stops
ga signal.
9.C6 p. N daily. Seahoard Air Lin,
tsain. stop ~ Alexandria, Dcs-
we'll and Ashland.
NCTE-Time a. arrivals and de.
rartutts Sud connections nor guar
ALteod.
-. d. Duke. C. W. GULF. ". T.. TAYLOR
Asst O. fra~ Con. ~upt lraL wan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
ABOUT TAXES
No Probability of Raising lie
Rate.

To Tie Free Lance.
There il grcnt d,aIol talk 60 % pf"ha
bic increase cf city taxes iur 'hr pos ror'
nf erecting a public school building Tins
talk se,lns To bee INDUCED lu 10y some
with "A desire 10 breed dlscunical anl
hasa tendency topni udicrpcoplcasam'I
the payment oi taxes generally.
Ii il conceded that tie paullc school
building il a Necessity ami will have To
be- built. II stands tOrcn~Ou that % cdli-
not be erected without money. IL cdii
probably be- built without raising taxes
by makIgg "a temporary loan bui sup
pose taxes were Increased 10 cents on
the one hundred dollars value, how
much PER annum would lt cost the aver
age citizen who owns hs ittlr home aud
sends from two 10 tycchildren tosclooit
Ii his home Is assessed az S'uo, IL
would cost him - cents per year extra
ii assessed at 500, % would cost hun 90
cents Der year extra; II the ass'seHI 70 is
5000. il would cost him : per year
.rNtra. Let uS STE " hat 40 VIII cost "a
man without real estate. but assessed
with 500 of personal property. II
would cost such Citizen 10 CENTS per
year extra. Now how many people
would this drive into bankruptcy
Its. believe, the aim OF the Finance
Committee and other members of the
City Council toavojd tine raisingoi taxes,
ii possible. and it j. hoped that they viii
not have 10 be- advanced No one desires
taxes 10 be raised unless 10 l. absolutely
necessary and every good citizen should
discourage the tendency OF some people,
To inhamc the minds of the public hy
misrrprcs antations.
\ man owning a house assessed at
$500 and personal property as-r--ed AZ
500. and sending from one to thwechil-
drcn 10 the public school, would, d taxes
were increased 10 cents op the 500.
have to pay in "a year go cents extra.
Wouldu this be- cheap education
lgNnattT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
TO TAKE A LONG TRIP

Mr.. John NJ Evans, Of fredericksburg,
will meet his sister. Mrs Florence Evans
Webb. at Brooke Sunday, and they will
visit their parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John 4.
Evans. in Garris0nvile, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb will leave Washing
ton April 18th for the far West. They
will spend some time visiting Mr.. Webb
brother. Prof. Geo Webb, and wife, OF
Portland. Oregon. aud other relatives in
Iowa. They will travel all through the
southwestern portion OF the United
Nfnfna
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
LOCAL DEEDS RECORDED

The following deeds have been record
ed in the Office OF Clerk A. b. Yates, OF
the Corporation court, since last report
Frederick W. Coleman, special commits
sioner. To John II. Mills. conveys lot,
etc. on Charlotte street
Mrs Bessie Irons and husband to y.
-. Musselmau. conveys 3 lots, etc, on
boswell Field.
Arthur Lawson to F. W. Coleman,
trustee for Dora Lawson, deed OF trust
ON lot. etc. on Charles street to secure
1903 20.
f.. W. Mills to DR. S. l.. Scott, con-
veys lot on Caroline street
N. q. Willis to Sidney 7. Ruck, con
vcys , lots. etc, Nos and ,, block 20
]. J. Ryan to H. g. Chesley, trustee
for W 5. Chesley, deed OF trust, conveys
lot, etc on Princess Aune street to So
cure S2S799
Roland Berger and wife TO Vim. X.
Goodrich, trustee for J. Conway Chiches-
ter, deed OF trust, conveys lots, etc, on
Charles street to secure $3.50.
Emily 4. Gerc to K. +. X p. Railroad
Co., conveys BAY acres OF land, known
rs the Gere farm.
Call aud see the beautiful line OF new
parasols at The T. n. Brent Store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
TEAM DID NOT co
Games With Richmond College and William and
Mary Cancelled.

The baseball team Of Fredericksburg
College did not go to Richmond Friday
10 play Richmond College as contem-
plated. The latter club cancelled the
game Thursday night ON account OF the
uncertain condition OF the weather. The
game will probably be played at later
date
The game set for Saturday with viii
liam and Mary at Williamsburg was
also cancelled
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
A DANCE

4 very enjoyable dance was given 10y "a
number OF young gentlemen % their
lady friends Wednesday night at the OLD
Odd Fellows hall ON Main street. Dane
ing was commenced at am early hourand
kept up until quiie late. Those present
were: Misses Mamie Timms, Hattie
Whitehou-e. Elsie Bragion, fora Muse.
Leila Porter. oi MontIo-s; Miss Jones.
Mrs. Beckwith; Me-Srs. Harry White,
Robt. Thomas. Jas Thomas, Guy Cor
hett. Robert Harris. Wiley Weaver,
Vivian Poole. James Bell, Harold Chase
and Mr. Bullock, of Guineys. Cnaperones
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
BEkUTIFYlNG NEW RESIDENCES

Thu residence Of Mr. r. 4 Ki-hpaugh,
ON Prince Edward street. will be hand
.omely reprinted The fence has been
taken down around the building and a
new brick pavement laid This residence
il i'm one of the handsomest sections OF
the city and is "A connections ONE. with
all the latest cOnyeniences. hr. Maurice
Bowling has the contract for painting
The handsome residence OF DR.. j. Ed
ward Tompkin- ON corner of Prince
Edward and Amelia streets. shows up
splendidly since il has been reprinted by
Rodgers and Revere.
Prof ;. W. SomervIle is having hls
fine residence. on Washington avenue,
painted and the grounds put in first
class order
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
ORANGE
fune.ai n Miss Thaysr-H. {. EddlnS Resigns
From laisfnaI Revenue Strvee-PsrSOnaS.

Uniouyillc, Va. April 9TH.
VIM furrM Of Miss May Thayer, who
iied uiirra long aud painful illness nj
her home. near Rhoadcsviile on Friday
night last. took place from the Rhoades
vile church onSuuday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock, Rev W. Blcdsoe, OF
thc VI T. church. conducting the services
in the pn-srncr OF Il large crowd OF sOr-
rowing + iend- aud relatives.
Mr. H. g. Eddius, OF Orange has re-
signed his position as deputy / 5. rcye
mn. coll ctpr
Mrs f ". Clark. Jr aud children, are
visiting relatives and f'cnds here.
Mr. 81. G.. Bell, Of Philadelphia, is hay
iup large tract oi timber sawed near
Lahore.
Mrs. john + Henderson. Of West Nir-
g.a'n. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James l.. Davis. near laccoon Ford
Mr. Marshall james, near Special, peir
an.ul 30 dozen eggs pr dHy from loo
urrs The poultry and ~ enterprise r.
Y,4ri,ir, uuirh attention rom number
..f f4f..r.~ 80 ti.t- s.ctipu.
\ y
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
Corporation COURT
A Grand Jury Summoned for spril l9Is.

The April term OF the Corporation
court convened Thursday with judge y
7. Embrey presiding There was no
business of amy note before tine court \
special grand jury Wa, ordered by tie
Judge. at the request n the Common
wealth's attorney, Thursday. April 10
The Jury is as follows. Me-srs Geo. W
shepherd. j T.. Timher,ake, T y Brent
Samuel II. Bcalc. A. Nooding Henry d
Williams. J Wilmore Cos. l. j. Cart
right. j : Knox, David HIr-h. W. T.
D.N md L l. knLmhAoh.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
SUDDEN DEATH
Mr.. ". Il. Buckner, ST., Of Caroline,
a Victim Of Heart Disease.
WAS A WsLL-KNOWN MERCHANT

MrW. II. Buckner Sr, the Wellknown
merchant of Rappahanuock Academy in
Caroline county. died suddenly vi heart
trouble at his home early Friday morn
ing. aged - years. He il survived by
his widow, who is near relative OF Mr..
Lewis +. Gouljin, of Caroline, and Mr..
i. b. +. Thornton, OF Manassas; a son.
MIR. " H. Buckner, Jr; sister Miss
Mary Buckner, aud brother. Mr. Brocken,,
ridge Buckner, Of Caroline Funeral
services will boz held from his home sun,
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. conducted
hy Rev. :. ) Ware. of Port Royal Ihe
interment will be- made in the family lot
near his home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED
AFTER MANY YEARS

Mr.. John 4. Harris aud Mr. VIM. Ilar-
ris. who have been doing business a.
partners on Commerce street ever since
the Civil war, on "Wednesday dissolved
partnership The reason for the disco
mtion is on account of the condition OF
Mr.. Vim. Harris health. Mr.. John \.
Harris will continue the business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
WANTED ONLY NEW BRICK

B. Goldsmith & Son had left over
about 300 new bricks from the new
work on thrir store and also several hun
dred old bricks, which We're piled up in
the market house alley. The new bricks
are gone and Joe would like TO know
who cot them. fine thief took them un-
der cover Of night and be did not want
Old bricks either. II Joe gets on t.
him he will wish he never saw brick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
GIRL DISAPPEARS
Miss Hab.l Nash LtayIs Ter H,me and Her
Whereabouts Are UnSaowr.

Miss Mabel Nash. aged about l6yenrs,
laught.roi Nr and Nr~. Goo. Nash. WHO
live ON Cedar Laur. lcit Der home
Thursday about - O'Clock. in company
with her little sister aud brother, 90 20
to the shirt factory To draw the money
that was due her When she reached 81.
Georges church she sent the two little
ones home and hasnot been seen orheard
of since by her parents They ar, great
Is disturbed about their daughter dis
appearance and Mr. Nash reported the
case 10 the authorities Friday morning.
after searching theentire town Thursday
night Every effort will 3D. made to lo'
cate the girl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
Headquarters For
Building Materials

keep all kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber, dressed and
undressed, Shingles, Latin, Sash,
Doors, and Blinds. Line. Cement,
Calcine Plaster. Plasteriug Hair,
Building and Paving Brick. Tin and
srou Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready Mixed Paints aud Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil Turpentiue, Dryer
Varnish and Lewis's White Lead,
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
of all kinds, Tar Roofing. Sbeathine
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock OF Sewer Pipe and
Eire Clay Pipe. h. -. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
GUN CLUB SCORES

The Fredericksburg Gun Club held a
practice shoot on their grounds Nednes-
day afternoon. The score. out Of a pos
sible fifty. was: Frank STORMS -, Joe
Larkin 30. George Washington. 33, W.
r. Leaveil %, X. " Goodrich 30, u. >.
Ouinton y. 5. :. Bradford p, l.. g..
Roach 20. Jerry Morton n. II. &. Bscoe
20, VIM Bernard p.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
MISS STRASUURCE0 EATERTkINS

Miss Bertha Strasburger entertained
the Wednesday Night Whist Club We'd
nesday night The ladies prize was
awarded to Mrs. David Hirsh; the gen
tlemens prize to Mr.. Joseph u. Gold
smith. Refreshments were served during
the evening.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
MILITARY

CAPTAIN NJ. b. Rowe, OF Company l.,
SEVENTEEN Infantry, Washington
Guards has promoted Corporals }. n.
Mcdonnell and J. W. Berry. Jr.. to be
sergeants. and Private C. T. Smith 20 be
corporal OF that company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
PARK CATE PAINTED

The gate Of Hurkamp Park has been
nicely PAINTED aud adds very much to
the appearance Of the surroundings. Tie
work was done by r L. jefferson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
SALE OF REALTY

The house and lot on Prince Edward
street, in the name OF Arthur i. FOX,
colored. was sold at auction Wednesday
afternoon, and purchased by Mr.. y. NJ.
Armstrong at SOLO.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
MRS. GILL'S
Special Excursion 10 Washington
Easter Monday, april 10.

Ronnd trip. $3.50. Train Will leave
corner Hancock and Broad streets at .
4. NJ. Returning, will leave Washington
Wednesday. April 18Th, at 6 Z. NJ.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
FIRE !!
JuO. ". AIIisOn, j.. & Co., Office 800 COmmero'
S.reet

Street.
Opposite Conway, Gordon K Garrett
National Bank. Insure your dwell
ings. furniture, barns. stables grocer
and stocks OF all kind Call at our office
and conyience yourself we carry compan-
les second to none. Rates and satlsic
ton guaranteed.
Jno. ". Allison. Jr., 4 Co.
FOUND At SPOTSYLYANIA c II.
On March 9Th, a purse containing
money. Owner will pay advertisement
and address, Massaponax, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
POTGEAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD

n--stIou- al T~eit rck>hu-s with e. :. = T.
q r. ~ul Maryland u-avnre and Ni-E'nia Roll.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
TO RICHMOND ON BICYCLES

Francis and George Rowe, Marsden
Smith and Rutherford Rosebro left Friday
for Richmond ON their bicycles TO visit
frinnda
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
CITY MISSION

A called meeting of tie City Mission
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. j..
b. Ficklen on Saturday, April I, l9OG,1t
4 .. m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07

FOUND
A beef head and hide oi "A beef on the
Spotsylvania G. II. road Monday night
The owncrcan get same byproyingprop-
erty and calling on
II. II. Jackson,
No. 1903 Prince Edward ST.,
If fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07
MINERS WANTED.

Steady employment will be given to
20 machine men ton air-drils) at Sl35,
and to 100 laborers nj 81 10, under
ground, at the Arminius Mines near
Mineral, Virginia. MA ION
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-07

EGGS FOR MATCHING.
Will sell eggs this season from TAy
High-Class Barred Plymouth Rocks at
81 90 setting per ID.
Robert w. Harris,
11m2m FREDERICKSBURG, u.