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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
PUBLICATION NOTICES.

First published Jan. 81, 1907. ---
The State II R5ns. IS to the unknown heirs. de-
isees. Idnliifislr t9T et9itUrsand trustees OF
Charles p Wool bGFy .adecclsed. -Greeting:
You and each you are fere6y Notified that yeU
ave been sued in the District Court OF Meade
.tfliilty. K ansas, by Frani WehsJe as.Plainti tiff
Ind that unles answer the petition. hleli F
,ir stiit by SAID plaintiff on or before lt4 sl4ts
lay Of NJ arch 1891, said petition viii be taken as
true and judgment rendered against you and
zach Of son acc.,rdingiS Iuietn and conf niin@
plaintiffs title :fnd pIlsS.ssoniiH and tOthe 1or
lowing described eaf estate to-isit: j.
The Southwest Quarter ~ Of section Twenty
light {23I in Township Thirty-lilree South iIt
Range twenty seven IN west of tbs 9th +! NJ
a Meade County. Kansas.
= a nd said tdgnn;lIt wlit bar and forec1ose yon
nte.rcii u yuu !aiia allApc1Siris Claiming unde
sou Of I'd from aay and aille crest that you az
any Q: you may have 10 Calm to nave III and t.
sail'reAi estate, or any part thereof. s--.+ 20.
Witness NV a-d afrd=th= eiiiciat seal Ut the
,boy5 named Court this 3Otl day q JancaIy 1907.
sea-. - 5 J0lA Il LLIOTT-
~ 81 CieFk= District Court.
sutton 81 ScateS, Attorneys idrFIt.nriff. ~ :
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
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LIsiAaRyA1IalGH TEES. ~
~. .NFEgI fMcE ~ J.

Z - From 81 last week, !

.fisi6s7 az From 1astsweelSS.Q 5.ss. -
We are having real old-fashioned
winter in the valley at present.
Miss Nina Mead.is expected hone
soon from a three weeks visit with
home folks, at Bioom-, ar-.s :,
Don't be surprised if something
happens in the valley soon, as Adam
Niepotb is esporting a new scissor
tailed coat and low neck vest -
Pete Carroll dug we'll this week
on his claim, striking plenty of water
at depth of thirty-fve feet. 5at
John Alton, of ST. John. Kas. filed
on claim in the valley hisGweek
and will move here in the early
spring. es-.e s~er . p. ?,
Our.spring term of school will be
held at the home of Pete Carroll, he
giving one room of his house foritha,
purpose. go 711'&ss q. 'i'9 81.
Mr.. a. Evans, of Canton, Kas.
visited with S. R. Thompson a few
days this week. > ... ~
| A good time is reported at the
dance Friday night at the home Of
E.. !. Ballard al s=:5.i,s5z,: ;aa4.. -
| w. F. Baxter will erect adwelling
on his claim in the near future. 81
j Willis Peoples is feeding "a ffInIts
bunch of cattle at the lower rancl
this winter, I'll; t.:.:.ef "a & -5sE 81
Everyone In the valley is elatee
over the prosper ofs,the new rail
road f'&- .r-..z.s t-i.;-. ~
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
SCHOOL LAND NoTltE.
First plubiiishieydlii ] January a. 1907.

= = -.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
presented to the Board of Comfy Commissioners
Il Meade CoaRty'- Kansas. praying jor the sale Of
the follow wing described land Situated an Meade
County, K aIisas. viz: g.l-E-i-s e .Ls-= .
-, Fms r<5s.and, Sl.14 NE14, MY 1faand S15 seq
ind So SW i Gf Section 10, Township IS, Mango
%. ---s-'r - ,1--7---- 3 an
And that one year from the datesof this publ
ca toR, said Board Of County Commissioners viii
appoint appraisers 10 a,lraise said school lsnd--
Aitcr said scil;spl land has been appraised, the
County Treasurer VIII offer said school lands a;
publaste tDlthe blIaesr bid der, object to exist
5fi,jftief d the Bard
x - - - WV sRP ESSLY
CI.srl
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
M. II. Tracy
The IiVe Stock auction
err. tf.i
PpaET Kansas ~ 2.
PPaff Kansas

If you contemplate having p:;blic sslia; at
any time or any place don't fall TO -.{Titesoli
wire W. H. Tracy at Pratt, Kansas. HE'S
an up-to-datc auetioneer and has no.other
Business, consequently he devotes his evtre
time iIlakeeping himself posted IN all lines OF
property he may have to sell and is com
petsnt Judge otsvalves of all classes Of live
stock No man is fitted to sell your stock I'M
less he is posted on quality and values Is
the high dollar for. you means reputation
for him, and, he will work Tor you from III
time ycur sale isblied until the last article is
sold. His terms are reasonable and can BE-
had at The Meade State Bank, First Nation
al Bank or Fowler STATE Eank.fs sal
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14

The Southwest Telephone Co. de-
sire all accounts settled with them
the first of the year. Their terms
are payable quarterly in advance
and must be complied with. Call
and settle. II
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
Strayed'or Stolenr

One bay horse unbranded 9 years
Did, small white spot in forehead,
lump on front part ofleft hind ankle,
some saddle marks, weight about
rooo. $40 reward offered for in
formation leading 10 recovery.
Address, -@.....
K. A. Harper, Meade, Kansa:
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14

A nice clean stock of Books.
Magazines, Stationery, Confection-
cry and Cigars. For particulars see
TAGGART, Meade, Kansas m
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14

The Meade Gram & Seed Go.
have a good stock of oil cake:#
See Fees wall paper stock. The
newest and finest in the city. T.
We have just received some.of the
Finest Chinaware ever seen in
Meade. Model.
WANTED-Lady to advertise our
goods locally Several weeks home
work. Salary s12. 90 per week.
Isl day. for expenses. SAUNDERS
Co.. Dept. ", 46s48 Jackson B9ule
ward, Chicago. Ill.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
!. STOCK ron SALE.

Mammoth Kansas City Steel and
Iron .Foundries. c. E. FUNK, Agt-
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

In the DilIs st E p19an el Es0 c5assg
8 5a3s Don't. Edwards, plaini6, - -
Il s1:.:i>ainnie a. berry and - Berry her husband
q dh Blenes 9ol E.s S A Scs Is RG .s M T i
- glgsass s Us. 9lass5cs K lise.
5lnaa ,a9 ~f Ms i;e amef s,o. B.
$50 Smith and silsss his VIE, VIZ Doneies
Rebsi ns h Me s a and foOei s sstip
"a his VILE William Styan anu seyan his wi'e,
Shn,,e sa ehaHpiSn min hi5
F Palmsr and @ Palmer lis Vile 6 u
Sy Ss6s and a Myers, e nis VIE M d gls 53e ot5
and MIST 4ss R1f HsSapa iFa Ne and Mls am
s.a,S.2 Neff, his wife Mary - f,ssfe., and Rowe,
4T9's5i5zhis VIE, tIenry "a a:1er aud Miner HI
s.: e =: ) + :: 9: = !;
hOllem, his Wits il living and ifdead, then the
al tlpt tie avs sd ieienaaS
aeSIas Sfs si fgaat tsrsts ss E4 lr
e Pratt. Also. McPlerrln AMI
t6ses M i fs1 : ,,d ..
s esa % lacey S and si:S h s VINE VINE
q va. 2m,h ana vs,s ssn NE %rs, Shay
Roberts Roberts, her husband, Henry
AuIng AuinE. his wie, James y,
- saa add as;sSs. Is as IN = s.S
fGs I'D s Is Di, sb b. a and InltE s si.
his wife. WuianI Randall and X. L
sssfss Turner. AID secretary, reSLttive
= a. taassC Harry a. L$uae;rlId irsS
riss ~ Nyniaui Lass pei DAB NpA n rs
:ts"'2 ,as as9s a aA ss np
-ra2 II MEADE ceqnts,' kdnsas, BY per T Edwards
g-s = Pi!Hs@; his anadsd petition
ssifA 81, SwIti Sogit the Ind dag
February "A. D. 1891 and tpar trey mus assw T
slid amended pcritin or before the Goth OF
Sk 1s s n Ct HSs$i; :' +:
a j s. IS s
2ses and y IN BiocS 20 LOIS AS.5
sss=s7s IN IsA let's Is
l}Ack 80 ~
m Blk <S Let's -
ass ss5sa1s block a. Lots 575y-4I
.sitHra.s9 4safI III lhe 81 Los 10 and u in oek q
Lots as and II in Block 80. Lots % and 81 I
s -. isocS Lots 40 and y IN block IS. LOIS !-23
55-S25S5i,5S % % ~ l5rSca -
Lots y 10 n.i,o Lot Is
Lists 6-7-S91o Is III BOX icy. Los IV-sI-I
and Ests and -lsk Oh
30 Lots 5 AMI . beck 1915 Los -J4- =,
Block n. All al Blocks lS5lSi ta45 s. ss-l29 as
sgated Y Sns TSssn e Wa 81 bI III rs y
excluding said defendants aad asa III them d
all right title, estate III t;rest lr iAi..
sk.5 to.or, said prpeit ~ * snS prt trsl'o and
SeasS assfiIfr real estate q
paIt the cl4im otplaIntid
and futEsr rellei as may DC eqrDesaie
Seal ra 81 Atsy. 70. Plaintiff
a.sT ATTEST. John iElis,tt, Clerk
Il - <,t~iifi t@4rt-1
gs5se, r,,,...E II = :. -, 4 ,+,..o
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
81 sHgRIFFs ALE.


Il published Jah 417Ft9e7. = 5n
In the D 81 jndcial district
sittng.n and ioF the County Of -Metide and state
] an1es Bicknen, Jr., Plaintiff, ia 80
VS.. 7fl. Err E.teE5z r.
Charles s Gates. ct al, Defendants4 -:s
BY virtue of an Order of Sale issued to me ont
p; said district court, in the above entitled action,
L yvisttlu 1hnrs.ia y.i the 18th day5iof February
IDeT at The hour Of ieoicloc A.Ms6f said day, at
the rent door of the Court House. in the City Of
Meads, County of Meade, and State Of Kaiisas,
offer at pubic sale and sell to thi.5 highest and
best bidder Tor, cash in hand, all She following
described II. IL est ate. tn wit: rs
The SortEwef4t quarter Of Sections Ten 40 in
Township Thirty-two 81 South OF Range
Event Y Iiiiae 70 %estoi 9th p. NJ. lying and
situate in the County of Meade and State p
haDsas.--. ssi'-- e
SAID property is levied as tine property ofsaid
Charles 5. Gates and Anna J. Gates, his vile
and is directed by sad order of sale to be sold
and will be sold without appraiserilsnt to satisfy
said order OF sale. -H-54-sti u 9---r
Sheri1's cifice this Eth day Of January 1907.
= ~ '-=s'es j. S! PRICE,
| re Sheriff of Meade County
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14

TO. o. Fs-Meade Lodge No. s23. meets Mon
day night OF each Week in l. o. f. Hall. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited .i-i-
-s4.s ~ BEs. 2. BoLEeS, y. C.
s sie &C c, a. MARss, sec'y:
ea.S f.o-o.F-Meade Rehekah Isedge 70. AZ meets
and 3td Tuesday nights OF each month in
Er's I. o. o. r. hall. E.''fnls - tr1-r1
. ~ N e. NarnE'spAssrp1l, \. C.
>.s.=s- F1oEENck SAs1Ti, Sec'y. : ts.,Jr ear
Bra zA.F. 4 A. M WEBB Lodrs NO.: 27s meets the
" saturday night On before The full non of each
q: month. ~ Jeln ". Russell, v NJ
7a,f5 g. S3spiivan secfettfy. EHis"
r. Meade Encampment No i3s I. o. o. F. neess
first and third Wednesday evenings in each
month at the I. o. o. F.. Hal. Visiting pa
i triarcbs win always find this llcspitabie tent.
y r. john D. Wehr:e, {. P. - ..-g ..aii
fl Al. W, A,-Meade Camp No. tI3S,4 meets on the
.;ts .2n4 and 4th Wednesday nights Of each month
81 over Bank. t. ce- JoHE ELLIorr, V. c.
ts5.::-4 Lon Sfruhnlacher, Clerk. s.s+a--.f
80 r.. N. AAMfddemarch Camp No. 622, meets tire
: 7;'s = End and 4;h Thursday AFTERNOONS Of each
: r $50 month at haiitOver bank.
AE's ffs> f9tl7-2'E MRS. Anna FEE, Oracle.
sNsls MRs. ADAt MARTIN Recorder.
40. U. w.-NIeade Center lodge No. 247 meets
a. ga second and forrth TGe<day Of each nth
10 s}.E the bank hall J. e. RoBssrs, JR., NJ W.
w. W. PrRssLY, Resmder. --
:. e s. and d.. J. -Nfeade Council No. 22s Meet.
the LIST and the 5rd Thursday night OF each
: -
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14

For Sale or Exchange.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE

$50 First published Feb eth 1857.
In the District Court OF Meade County, Kansas
-. Charles S. Smack, PlaintIfT, e
Fannie NJ. Crosby, Crosby, her husband,
il; and the unknown heirs and deSiseeS, executors
administrators and trustees of said Fanny III.
Crosby, and 49,. Crosby, her husband, Defend
90
j ! J. y
2 = The above named defendants will take notice
p e Japshsy fzfye EeE5l the District Court
g g Afese Seuaey. Kansas bye harle s. Smack; eha
= pIaikSlffted his lSsiid Geart the 26tb
81 s. HayN lJ17 and that unless they
= spdPeI ion ieiurel the -0lh day AIarch, 1907 it
e. & Willie taksa astrue and jud1nlents rendered
~ cordhgiy tauietng and Confirming: paininff' :
title 10 the Southwest quarter oil Section Twenty
lime 20 Township Thirty 80 SOUTH. Range
Thirty 80 West Of the oln Principal Meridian,
5sRnd barring aid excluding said defendants OF and
from all title, lien interest il the same, and
a. perpetualiy eujoining them from asserting any
s!si plantf ian i,r such other arI nrther relief as
60. .-,- may be equitable. .-. 81
'--+ FRANK s. SULLIVAN,
ECc ~ Seal -H Atty. for Plaintiff
AIIest: John Elliott, Clerk L
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
Lodge 5i..l,,,dssa Directory.

10. o. F.-Meade Lodge No. s23. meets on Mon
day night OF each Week in l. o. T. Hall. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited. .--
-r - .i-iRES r RoI.rN N G.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-02-14
To Trade.

X. A. Harper, Meade, Kansas
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
ESTES BURIED
Ghrs Story That She Was Bruggsd Is Now
Questioned.

The funeral OF Theodore Estes, who
was shot by former Judge Loving at
Oak Ridge, Monday. took place from the
home oil his father. Sheriff Estes, at Low
ngston, Tuesday afternoon. lt was
conducted by Rev. IL. +. B. Martin. The
burial services were in charge OF Low
ingston Lodge, No. 300, |. 0. o. +. A
large crowd attended the funeral.
The trial of Judge Loving will take
place at the May term, Judge Gordon
presiding, and S. B. Whitehead, prose
cutting attorney. Aubrey +. Strobe was
counsel for Loving before the bail CON-
missioner and presumably he will be one
of his representatives at the trial.
The defense is expected to be the "un.
written law" and the chief interest will
center in the story OF the Sunday alter
noon drive, from which, it is alleged,
Miss Elizabeth Loving returned drugged
and disgraced.
The dragging story is now questioned
and there are persons who hold that the
only drug used in accomplishing Miss
Loving's downfall was whiskey. The
friends Of Estes deny that there was an
assault. General regret isexpressed that
Judge Loving did not allow young Estes
an opportunity to explain.
The case bids fair to excite much In
terest
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
SUICIDE WITH STRYCHNINE
Grandson of Judge R. A. Pryor Kills Himself In
Charlottesville.

Frank Walker, Of Charlottesville, a
grandson OF Judge Roger A. Pryor ol
New York, committed suicide Tuesday
night in Charlottesville by taking
strychnine. -,
Tuesday night at the residence OF the
late Nm. j. Robertson. Walker retired
from the parlor a minute, and upon hl9
return declared that he had taken stFych-
niue. The ladies and gentlemen VINO
were there did not believe him until he
was seized with commissions. Dr. Ven.
able was summoned, but the utmost OF
his endeavors failed, aud Walker died IN
great agony.
So far as the public is aware the req,
son for his act is to be found in his III
health. Much of the past two or three
years had been spent in hospitals. ne
was twice operated upon for appendl'
citis, and was recently under the sur
geon's knife for some other disease
The body was taken TO Richmond ioi
interment i'm HOLLYWOOD.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
VIRGINIA NEWS

In the third race at Pimlico, Baltimore
Wednesday, Az furlongs, y. Duulop
Billie Gibbs. trained by WIN. Uartn' "on'
Value to winner 81 $50.
In the suburbs OF Richmond Tuesday
night windows were blownin homes, and
the chimneys carried from their places.
Out-buildings were blown thirty anu
forty feet, roofs were lifted from the
houses.
For Claybank, Gloucester county, Ben,
jamin +. Weaver has been appointed
postmaster, vice l.. Nj. Newcomb' re-
signed.
Thirty-six licenses out OF fiity-one ap-
plications to sell liquor were granted oy
Judge Barley in the Alexandria Corpora,
tion court. The other fifteen were held
up for further investigation.
John p. Swanson, brother OF Gov.
Swanson. has issued a statement 10
which he asserts that 1t can be proven
beyond a doubt that Theodore Estes
who was murdered by ex-Judge Loving,
did not assault Miss Elizabeth Loving
The coroners jury in Danville in1vestl,
eating deaths of four negroes poiss9nneu
in the servants room at residence OF i'eV.
G. II. Atwill rendered a verdict that the
negroes came to their death as a result
of drinking corn whiskey spiked with
cocaine, placed in it by unknown persons
The no-license advocates carried tue
town OF Leesburg at the election a lew
DAYS ago by most decisive majority
The vote was the largest ever polled alta
corporation election there.
Alwyn d. Dickerson, OF Lake View
and Susie.I. Reamy, of Potomac NILS,
Westmoreland county, were married 10
Washington Thursday by Rev f. u.
Power.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
<zxx<e<zasss-s S:ssss =
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SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1907.
THE EXPOSITION

This newspaper was from the start
friendly to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton project, encouraging It's devel-
opmeut and advocating State and
Federal aid for the same. and 1t Is
therefore with much pleasure ana
some pride that We see theconsumma-
ton desired brought about and the
exposition launched yesterday on
what we trust aud believe will he
most successful career, if such 1t may
he termed. 1t is something OF which
the whole State of Virginia may well
he proud. and which is going to bene-
fit the old Commonwealth from the
mountains to the seashore. 1t VIII,
best of all, bring home to her bosom
the sons and daughters who have
gone forth to seek living in other
climes and territories, but all OF
whom cherish the memory OF their
native State and nOurish "a love Tor
her which yields place to none. 1t
will bring within her borders vast
numbers from all over this country
who have never before set foot on
Virginia soil, and it will result in
giving us a momentum such as we
haveneverexperienced before. From
a business standpoint the exposition
is Invaluable, and from sentimental
standpoint it appeals to the whole
country. 1t marks the first settle
ment of this country 10y our own
race, the AnglO-SaXOns, and II is In
tended TO demonstrate the vast
strides that race has made in the
development of great nation, Tor
take it as you will, and even consid-
ering the great army OF people OF
other nations who aided in this de-
velopment, we are stillan Anglo Sax
ton people, with all their energy, de-
termination and pride, and with all
their power OF self-government and
acknowledgment. We believe that
the exposition is destined to dogreat
good, not only to Virginia, but to
the country at large, and we believe
it will, from its opening day to its
close, receivefrom the people the sup
port it so richly deserves.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
LETTER TO A. B. Bolts co.
Fredericksburg, Va.

Dear Sir: Here's tale with a point
to 1t. Florida is the hardest state In the
Union for paint.
Gilmore & Davis Co, Tallahassee,
Florida, think they know what paint can
do In their climate; they've been paint
ing for 30 years. Devoe ten year,; and
they say Devoe wears 10 years-their
words are: Buildings we painted Devoe
10 years ago are in good condition OF
paint today"
They also say lead-snd-oil wears only
one year there; Devoe 10 yearsl
Ten years is q long lifetime for paint
in Florida; longer than 20 In Maine.
We don't dare say that either is true as
q general fact 10 those States; but there
are such instances.
II we should call the cost OF Deyoe in
Florida half OF the usual cost OF paint,
it would be too much; we suppose it's
about one-third; there Ia 80 much trash
there-the costliest paint is the worst,
and the worst il the costiest everywhere.
Yours truly
80 WDEVOE & co
PSI. Willard Adams sells our paint.
Try Table Belle Flour.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
ANOTHER CHICKEN STORY

A physician OF this city supposed he
had a chicken story which would eclipae
all recently told. He owned hen which
be imagined was laying seven eggs per
diem until he discovered fowls belonging
to neighbors had been IN the habit OF
flying over the fence and depositing eggs
alongside the one laid each day by his hen.
Alex Gazette.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
POLITICAL

The movement to abolish the state
primary system OF nominations In VIZ
ginia is said to be gaining strength.
Judqe C. E. Nicol, OF Prince William,
and Hon. r. Lindsey Gordon, OF Louisa,
Addressed the voters Of Alexandria coun-
ty at the county seat "Wednesday night;
Hessrs. G. c. Carlin, OF Alexandria, and
John F. Ryan, OF Loudoun, had made
nreyious engagements in other sections
If the district, but will appear before the
nsople of Alexandria county later.
Andrew A. Lipscomb delivered an ad-
drass along neutral lines.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
GENERAL NEWS

II IA reported that VIM. Loeb, Jr., sec
rotary to the President, may resign ms
nositiop to become president OF Wash
ington corporation.
II "a eoorted that Republicans opposed
to the President and Secretary IM. " u
combine TO secure ihe non'ina''on "
sneaker Cannon for President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
J. 0. Y. A. IN CONTEMPT

Judge Grinnsn, OF the Cbancery court
OF Richmond. has ended litigation which
has been going on for five years by de-
Gliding that the Junior Order OF United
Americans was in contempt OF court by
establishing lodge in Alexandria under
a charter issued by the corporation COM
mission
IL was intimated by counsel for the
order that the case would be carried to
the Supreme court.
The litigation was between the "insur-
gent" and "loyslist" factions OF the
order and Ia decided in favor OF the order.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh K Bro.
Wheat, 73 to 81 corn, - t. 60, meal
$1.30 10 81 81; oats, - to 30; hens,hvs
. to 10; dressed ltol2., chick small
13to1 4;egg-, l4tolIis lardlO'ol2;"ucks
live 1Oto1l; dressed. II to ~: utter, II
to %; hams, II To ~: sweet POTATOES,
80 to 81; Irish potatoes. 60 t. i0;apples,
Der bushel. 81 to$l %; w. l,4Hto5; lambs,
$3.50 TO 81 80: hides. green, : to l0i
dry. II to 10. sai'ed. No. /. . to 10,
calf skins M !, $l10 per skin; bsird
hay. $l7 to $2) per ton; leaf sumac, 60
to 50 per 100, hogs, live weight. >
to 51c; beef live weight. 2a TO 33e.i
pork, I to ~; turkeys, live. III; undrnwn.
IA to 10; drawn. - to 16; Early Rose
potatoes. seed. 10 to 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-04-27
CARNEGIE GIVES $1,000
For Needy Confederate Women.

A check for 81 900 was received in
Richmond Thursday from Andrew Car
negie for the Home for Needy Confederate
Women. No conditions are attached TO
the gift, which was sent in a personal
letter to Miss Mary Gusts Lee, who met
Mr.. Carnegie in Florida last season. 1t
ia said to be the first contribution by
Mr.. Carnegie or any OF his associates to
the Confederate institution.
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ONE MINUTE IN JAIL

In Pittsylvania court John Weleher'
convicted Of unlawful shooting, was sen
fenced tn one minute in jail and to pay II
fine Of So
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