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SHE He. QUIZ Il
nut It Was a Hard Pull.


lit Is hard to believe that coffee will
put q person in sucha condition as 1T
did a woman OF Apple Creek. o. .Sho
tells her own story.
!. II did not believe coffee caused my
trouble. and frequently said liked
1T SO well I would not, and. could not,
quit drinking 1T; but r was a miscr-
able sufferer from heart trouble and
prostration for four years.
s5s was scarcely able. to be around
had no energy and did not care for
anything. Was 8emaciated and had d
constant pain around my heart until
A thought could not endure it. For
mon tbs II never went to bed expecting
ttoF get UP In the morning. felt as
though was 4 iahlefto clicaany time. Il.
Frequently had nervous chills,
and the least excitement would drive
sleep away. and any little noise would
upset me terribly. was gradua
getting worse, until finally one time
what's the use OF being sick all the
time and buying medicine so that I.
coul d indulge myself5in6 coffee?
so 7 thought i would see IL could.
quit drinking coffee, and got some
Postum to help mo quit I made ii
'strlctl according to5tdirections, and r.
want to tell you that chang wa s tho
5grea test step in my life. 1t was easy
TO quit coffee because had tho Pos 4
Stum. which 4, n ow like better than the
old coffee, One by. one tho old trou-ll
ibles left, until now am In splendid
health. nerves ISL eady, heart nll right
and the pain al 9gnne, Never have any
more nervous ellills don't5stalse q any
smetlicine, 'ca n do ,lll my llouseNynlSS
.anl have dor q M. 8 reat deal besi de.''
3.vrhero'sS3 IA ReNson.i' Read The
Road TO yYellYl lle,s in p Ii Il. !.
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IETA4 + JOYS
& y Gel /. & MT SHOW

Society wa, well renreseITal at the
horse show again last night, many MAJ Y
the boxes, which presented the usual
brilliant spectacle. Miss Sally Deane
had as her guests In a box partv the
ut. Rev. Herbert kinsolving and Mrs.
Kinsolvipg, or Texas; Miss Louise
jaeger daughter of Bishop lager. OF
Eo3ton, and Mrs, Pltkln. OF Boston.
Miss Jngger's aunt, The party occu-
pied Mrs. swnnson's box and thorough
Is enjoyed tho social teatpres OF tho
evening and the display at fine horses
and harsemansltp. III E. y
Miss Wurf!eld CrenshaW, tic de-
butnnte daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Dnbney Crenshaw..s was hostess at a
box party Of friends on Tuesday evell-
Ing and aftar,yard rendered them "a
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advised all present to try tho plan.
which was a good one.
SIX SociulE Events

/. SOCIAL tventAs s.4f,l4
The teas scheduled to be given by
the Richmond auxiliary in All Saints
pnrish house this Afternoon and to.
morrow have been postponed, as tho
building Is needed for the Sunday
school conference.
d Tomorrow will be Juniors Day In
the auxiliary, and Tomorrow from g
TO Z r.. NJ. u reception will be given
to this branch OF the auxiliary In the
home OF Bishop Gibson, at No. 900
Park Avenue.
I Mrs. John Stewart and the Misses
Stewart were hostcsses on yesterday
at a. buffet luncheon on the, lawn OF
Brook HILL in honor OF the dioccan
officers Of the Woinnn's Auxiliary.
Mrs. Stewart and the Misses Stewart
were assisted in receiving their guests
by Miss Emery. OF New York; Miss
Stuart. OF Alexandria. Va: Mrs. a. M.
Randolph, or Norfolk; Mrs. Randolph
McIlim. OF Washington, %. c.; Miss
Ethel Payne. of Boston: Mrs. Sturgls,i
OF Boston, Miss Rebecca Norwood, Of
Richmond; Mrs. Ernest Osgood and
others.
The afternoon was much enjoyed By
hundreds of representa- i've women from
the world over.
Special cars conveyed the guests
from Richmond to Brook IIlll'' ant
back again.
Mrs. Robert Strange. wife of Bishor
Strange, of North Carolina. and Mrs
Van WICK and Mrs. Osborne, OF New
York We're guests OF Miss Francet
Scott ut 5 O'Clock tea yesterday.
Mrs. st. George Anderson has asked
the Rev. Arthur Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyds
and Bishop and Mrs. Burton. OF Ken
lucky to take tea with her informally
this afternoon.
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S4Gringo, the Gpet iof tOsborne's stable,
went clean with Hollownyiin the saddle.
Kingsman tipped the rails both times
round.
Virginia knocked down the rails.
Falcon hit the brush and rails both
times round.
Lady Vivian hit the rails fore and
aft.
The judges then hud them all lined
up for the conformation, The ribbons
We're tied--blue on George L. Cain,
red OH Majesty: yellow on Allenbrecht;
white on Christine. Judging by tbs.
number of owners and agents" in the
ring during the conformation iudg-
Ing It Hooked to wise old owls that
rules ii and 33 had been discontinued
for the night a Z least.f {
Glass q, shnrness horses, over \ 5
and not over 1858. was called at S:55.
and brought out the best class In
show so far, Lord Baltimore, l'lurette
and My Maryland all going beautifully.
This was vociferously npplnuded. and
for once ~ class for single horses In
harness hyo fairly divided honors with
the hunters and jumpers. Lord Bal
timore had a ''mortality" on the whole
class in spite OF the beautiful straight
ling OF Flurette whose manner and
slSle or going was ike q wonderful
piece OF mechanism. Lord Baltimore,
the blue; Flurette the red, Emperor
the yellow; Bravo the white.
Glass 26, ponies in harness. over 81
and not over 1s,l, only had three 10
how up Miss Jane Strudwick's I.assie
being scratched. All these seemed 10
| please the Judges best, and che was
1 given the blue. Mr.. Vanderbi!t's Frills
1 getting the red, and Miss Anne Beat
LIE getting the yellow. with her pony
\ Duchess.
&, Class 80, saddle horses, 1872 or over
|hsd nine entries. and the judges SEEM
I'D to have q hard time finding the true
values OF Jasmineaand Lady Mcdonald
1 After the most exacting and severe
4 test even seen In q saddle class here
Lady McDonald finally got the blue
A the other ribbons were given to Jasl-
y mine. red !; Artist Model yellow; Gen.
eral Forest, white.
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sIEMOIs1AL rEEsENTED.
Euil,ling Erected al Jamestown by ID. a. i
--l-- -'rrnnsferrcl 10 4. L. ". a. ----..-.-.

EuilLing Erected at jamestown by -. "A. Il.
transferred TO \. I. ~. a.
Tho memorial house erected on Jumestown
leland byI the general society of the SDaugh-
ter, of the American Revolution was put
into the custody of the Association for tho
preservation Of Virginia Antiquities yester-
day. The chairman of the Jamestown com !
tniltcc. Mrs. BENJAMIN l.. Purcell. of this
city having charge of the arrangements
and the program for the day. sSI.
70 Mrs Purcell and her party left Rich.
mend yesterday by the regular day boat OF
the Old Dominion line. reaching Jamestown
about ] r. NJ. and remaining there until 3
O'Clock, 5
Ae5 chairman of the jamestown commit
tee the building was turned over by Mrs.
Fuicell TO Mrs. Donald Mclean, president
general Of the National p. y. r. Society.
AIRS Mclean In her turn presented tho me-
irtrinl house to Mr.. Lyon Gardiner Tyler, as
Representative of the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antlquitiess
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BISHOPS RJ.CT PLANS
FOR D|YJRCE CAN N
=.t.acd paul. mosJ psnunuoo)

teti CGl Etattllr p0''eiS1i~ ~
hive appeared In the sessions OF tho
House OF Bishops. the House OF Cler-
icni and Lay Deputies have SO far not
given any serious public consideration
to the matter. other than in merely re-
ferlinE various propositionstand reso-
lutions to the Joint commission on the
memorial Of church workers among the
colored people. The mattcris not tech
Trically before the body until this COM
mission. which WAS appointed, at the
Boston convention. makes Its report.
and from current ruinors the commits
sion itself Is hopelcssly divided. and
can hardly make up unanimous re-
port on the question. The two houses
Will, therefore. have before them short
Fly two or more distinct propositions In
the form Of majority and minority re-
ports. as we'll as any independent sub
siitutes aud amendments that may be
offered, ssg
The commission. by the way. Is q
most able one, and its accommodation
Will carry great weight with the church
at large.
At yesterdays session OF the conven-
ton memorial from the Annual Coun-
ell OF the Diocese OF Arkansas was re-
cered and referred TO the joint COM
mission. The Arkansas plan Is based
primarily upon the principle uniyer-
sally believed throughout the South OF
absolute social and racial separa bility.
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DYER GETS YEAR.

Sentenced 10 Twelve. Months in Jail for
Stealing Clothes From Adams Express Co.
W, II. Dyer (white,, charged with steal.
Ing three suits of clothes from the Adams
Express Company, was sent TO jail for
twelve months yesterday morning He con.
fessed to having stolen the clothes and tho
only question was as to their value.
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story OF the Night.

story Of he Night.
Glass As, green hunters. over four
foot jumps--Arosey, Who was the first
ITO have a look In at $40, the judges
being late to come out, tipped the rails.
Lady Alice, the mare who Went SO
straight and we'll last night, tipped the
rails going and coming
Christine. with McComb up, went
clean.
Ailenbrecht only felt the rails, but
tipped.
Jumps, but went clean.
sSbgs Majesty went clean.
3Ss interpreter knocked the rails down.
Carnaton. the brilliant little mare
that was sold by Mr.. II. c. Battle.
went clean amid applause, making a
Sensational performance.
81 Bannister, after doing some circus
stunts raped the rails.
# Il Bluebells raped the rails.
ssss Feeding Hills "snaked' over the
thrush and refused the rails. Utz. the
Y rider. gave the FIRST Buffalo Bill &C,
u aeen this year by riding with whip ant
aspur in the most approved cowboy
Il fashion
Perplexity knocked the rails down
" going clean afksrward.
Constance jumped clean.
II Vivid raped the last Jump.
Essex hit the rails fore and aft.
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MANY SURPRISES
]. 1t Il RISE sHO
(continucd from First 8Page.)

Rifle, would ever have suspected what
Hteel-like muscles and how brave a
heart were owned by Cracker Jack.
but when the jumping began the lu-
edience got the surprise that was COM
ing to them. for Cracker Jack showed
q skill. a courage, and good sense
that might have put his record any
where IL he had only had II decent ride,
Even in spite OF his rider, the good
gray gelding cleared six feet. four
y inches -L-.tH
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STATE COMMITTEES.
Democratic Managers 10 Settle Goocl,lan,l-
Fluyunna Contest

So far as could be learned Hon. w. r.
Alien. of Botetourt. was the only member
arrived In the city up TO last night to at
tend the meeting whicliSfs scheduled for z
O'Clock this evening at Murphy's Hotel Tho
smeettng VIII take place in parior No. . &
the main building. and Will consider. the Les.
sslatiye nomination. contest In the district
etnposed Of the counties of FIuyanna ana
GoLc IN land .5.
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Mr.. Coulter Elected Z

AIr. Coulter Elected. & '1e
Richmond Lodge. No. IS. B. II. O. e.. held
q meeting last night and elected Mr.. II. st.
lohE Coalter treasurer to succeed Mr.. John
resigned. SO Is
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Box No. 60. j. Sands. MIS- Q. y. Sands
Mrs. w. T.iHartmnn, SIR. a. II. Burr. Mrs
A Burr. Mrs. y. a.. Birmingham.
Fox No. Ga--I. L. Antrim. Mrs. ]. L.. An,
trim. Mrs ii. c. Rielcy. Miss Alberta VII.
Items, Miss Virginia Moncure, Mr., Blair Boil.
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BOX No. 15Aw.I'.I. Payne. Mrs W. u.
! Payne, Miss Eliza Hnrvie, Mrs ~. NJ. Nc
CURE. Mr.. NJ. N. Mcclure, Mr.. z. +. Zoili-
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Box No. is-Nrr. g. u. Lnnshorne, Mrs.
Stsncurc Perkins, Miss Myers, Miss Royall,
Misu Nora Lnngl,orne, Mr. William TriEg,
VII. Charles McNelsli, DR.. d. y. Tallcy.
Mr. ana Mrs. Dallas FiannaHan, Miss Carr y
Coke. Governor f. W.GRollins.i Mr. and Mrs.
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Fox No. Gi--Mr. Il. C. Laird. Mrs. r..
Laird. Miss Sue Wexford. Miss Alice Bur
vel, Heed. Mrs. William r. Heed, Mr.. WI
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~
Glass 41--Grcen Hunters-First, George Isa,., =.
second. Majesty, CHI. e.: exhibitor. Ju IN
Mrrris Third Allen Brecht, ,; g.; teNn 1il
Tor Joseph f. willard. Fourth.i Christine,
d. M. exhibitor Harvey Seward
cluss 6--Horses in gHarness---f'irst, l4oru
Baltimore. b. g.; exhibitor. Paramount Farm
ss.ond Flmrette, b. M; exhibitor, Lehman
strauss. Third. Emperor. u. q; On h,nltor'
f;coI re Watson. Fourth Bravo. br, ST. cS-
hititor, Sandy Point Farm vi il, IS (,
Glass a6--Ponies. In Harness--f'lgst. al
These bl M; exhibitor, Elalnoro avn, arm.
s,econd. Frllls, cn. E.;Sexhibitnr, Sandy Point
Farm. Third. duchess. SD Ms " ntpt ~ =
class So-saddle Horses First. Lady Nc
Dolnld, B.. NJ: exhibitor Miss Doremus,
second Jammle. ID. M: exhibitor Rufus r.
Patterson. Third. Artists Model: Or, M. eS,
ih,httor. Elsnore Farm. Fourth, General
Eo,es,. h. Al: exh'bitor. Mrs John Sprntley.
class lo---I.adics' .Turnout-F!rst. Lord
ltlmore b. g.; exhibitor, Paramount Farm
Stccnd, Lilfcld Venus. b. M exhibitor
sandy Point Farm, 80,
Br,t move. NV Maryland, Ny MARYLAND H.;
exhibitor. 4. Paramount Farm. Second, Wis
count Master, Major: &exhihl tor. George Wat
SON. Third. Chiuuitn, Wanda, Tonowandai
l'ehhibltor. Lehman Strauss,
Glass sl--ponlcs Under dle-First
Governor Glenn. d. ;sfeShlbltor. = AIRY 8
| Beutte. Ii 5a.. }..$ 4.
! Class ea--Muryand Challenge Cnp--First
Brave br. g.: exhibitor Sandy Point Farm
stccnd. Lilheld Venus. br. ,n.; exhibitor
Sandy Point FARM. =,
Glass i5---Ladles Jumping Cluss--Flrst
Second. Cysnet, b. M; exhibit Westchcs.
4 ts Farm Third. keswick. b. 81 exhibitor
4 10, II. NWeat herbee Fourth. Majesty, CHI. 81
exhibitor, Julian Norris
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81 as a discourtesy but a conception
eft what be- feels to bee his duties IN
the matter w" VIII attempt later Ia
prove ihe contents OF the note.
M''aIeh detailed 80 iar a. ne couiu
'he incidents oi '"' h'sh' ol inc nag
'NN. ne was ''a''hs me I"o' saI'fi
WIN MI'. """ "H' '""us"' iia''l
was IoiIu"iNS "''h me lnIee pis'o'
sn"is were hrAio. M'- ma" eN'i'I'n
ed.
'M' God. Doe shot, and then. on
Harry what Ha'. tou done and why
ald yon do DO,
Tia" replied y have saved youT
uc. ami D."i and Nssed her
on 'r"~--rN'min"iion Mr. Jerome
went "iefN into ihc past history oil
The witness Nr N'Calt0 SAID hc
know l"a" some years ago ih FaIi7
"ho en'~. 'n'i.I' 10 OahIoiula
lI' 'oH '''i Try q" h"rT"" any
money ''on .in- h'mand'H inc as
iTi'i attorney
N'''I '"e witness Tep"e'.
I' '"'''' '"' ""''"N '"' ''."'''''' w
anIa.'i.h '.a' Nc'ai'D had mel MI.
Jerome Some months ago at the Ihluh
CHI. arr discussed thr case with him
4I' witness answered question I'D
Nhitf '.' ti~i'.'' a'lorhe> Had taken
.E''l'oH ann '" "".'" 10 "7a Deen
-p-,.' 10y .A' court
Jerome IN mage
t' ''l"''' "'''. up 81 'ah,
why H'N you 'o ,""' ~ ue'lA''u'' w.
Oh" ."' ''n'' 81 a'''h''on W ''''
lH"H '"'' ''''"'' p'' ~" ~ 'a''
UP "a7 "'''''" '"' DD'"S INN ;
.''' "''' ''''' ~ '''- 4'''''o'i7 ~ . 80 -
'"t.' 'S "'-''o.' - '''us,e',''
"l. ''"''''a' p'''ue' 'i"' " ''''' ','0
"''"'> may nav ''''' D" ~ 80,
p"''"'" "'' ''''
'' was 81 "''''"'' "'', ~ " "'''' ~ ~"
10 ''s'"' "a" sue" " as ''' ~
'lo"|h' 'n"' n'''''"e'''S '"e VINES
"d7 '"''''r" ~ '''' 10y ''a'''' 10
4''"'' '-','' WI ''''9 p''"e. D"' 90
lno"i9i'" '''e "'''''S' y" W. 'i''' o.
lul lh me i"'U'e.
WI '''"'il' "Ed'" WV" W., - -
10" say w" NV NV az
NIuo' now now "'""' "''''N' IA" ~"
had 'ha' hlsh'.
j doh KNOW hau one WIN YOU
came me reply. ana u was some lllhe
before the hallins could restore orutI
IN the court room Justice fl'zseraiu
threatened 10 remove any person VIII"
again created dlstnroahce'
Or John +. Deemar VINO was ON
the stand Tuesday but not allowed 10
testify was recalled and TESTIFIED mat
Henry W COpley. the defendants I'M
Gle on the maternal side had been In
sane Mr. Jerome had declared early
in The day that he would not object to
the testimony as to insanity in the
family provided the proper foundations
we're laid for IT, When however, Dr.
Doomar started TO testify as TO a
cousin OF the defendant. Mr. Jerome
said he felt he must object again He
declared IL should first be shown that
Harry Thaw was insane by competent
evidence. and ii must further be
proved that the character OF his in
sanity is hereditary. Then. he de-
clorpd and nOt until then. could the
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Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Co
RappahannOck River Line.
Winter Schedule in Effect Jan. 9TH, 1907.

will leave Baltimore Nd weather permitting from per Light
SUNDAYS 2 m for North End Irq Won.
anna Thuron Monsskon Water View, Nlta S1srp
TapIahsnnock. ...
Point Bura Bun DoDs7oa-
Water View, Whealton. Sharp's and TappshannOck.
m. Wtapd, North Ind, MI
Urhanns Water View. Wheaton
North End NIL Creek
View Wheaton. shsrps and TsppahannOk
for North End MCTeE
Water View, Wheaton and Tappaha' mock $780,
Wstland North End Mi Creek White Stone lnson
Menteck Merry Point OOmaDs M1sn Burtss Jrbanns
WHEATON Port B~ War; B4torts
Tsppahanuock, Naylor BaDdd Carters Layton Lwu SAUNDERS
RoysPo Conway bop Yard Rate e. and
fredericksburg
fredericksburg PRINTING
Friday IN r Rstcfs Hop Yard b Port
Conway Port Royal GnenaWs Wmouut Saun-r LdoHn
ay fSatuds Lay tons Carriers Bsndded Nor Tsppe
We'uufs. Ware BOWlerS. BAY Vibration
Burhsns M-ubeck Moran merry
Point ngton. Wm White ston MIL Ck North End Wland ard
Baltimore Wednesdays Sundays
fW stop Burton and Donsdson Saturday e
TsppshannOck
Thursday and Friday. stopping following wharyes
"eord Bowers Sharp Wheaton. Water View. Moakon
Mil
Baltimore early Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays
Thursday steamer does not stop ION Friday only
Will leave Bow Wines 80 Shsps Wheaton Water View
Nonasko Thuron rbanna Burhss Menbe White
Mill Greek North End WIand Baltimore
for Norfolk stopping landing including
Greek, arriving a Norfolk Va. Wednesday morning
will Norfolk Wednesdsys 0
fredericksburg and Intermediate landings also stopping wha Unns
Greek
W. D. Scott, Agent, Fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON MURDOCH Gen Fri 4 Pss Az
Baltimore Nd, Dee
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Not PeddIers,But Here to Stay

and we are prepared to protect your
homes, barns and the lives Of your fam
lies from any damage by lightning. We
handle only the best goods and guaran-
tee all work and give a policy OF $500
on each building against any damage by
lightning. Our experience for nine years
over the same counties has proven that
we give absolute protection. All orders
given our salesmen will receive prompt
attention aud erected by skilled work
men.
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co.
Office and wareroom 913 +. street,
Jacobs Yard, fredericksburg, Va. W..
p. smitten Mgr, J. W. Jones, Asst. Mgr.
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TO EDMOND CARTER

You are hereby notified that tract oil
ten acres OF land. charged upon the land
books Of Spotsylvsnia county, Virginia,
in the name OF Eddie Carter, adjoining
the lands Of John Hall and Others, and
SAM land conveyed to Eddie carter by
William Scott and wife by deed of date
May j.. 1900, of record in Spntey lvania
county Clerks office, in Deed Book A. NJ.
page 21l, was cold on the 2nd day oil
January, 1908, Tor delinquent taxes,
leyies and cost, and interest due to the
Commonwealth of Virginia, and applica-
tion for the purchase thereof has been
filed Ia this Office, and il appearing from
the records in this office that you are in
terested in the said land. you are further
notified to appear in four months from
the date of this notice, and do what may
be necessary TO protect yOnr interest.
Given under my hand this oath day OF
January, 1907.
II. A. Harris,
Clerk OF Circuit court, Spotsylyania
county, Va.
In the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
of Spotsylvania county, Virginia, jan
usry "a, 1907;
Upon the return Of the sheriff OF Spot
sylvania county. Virginia, that Edmond
Carter is not to be found in his county,
and upon the affidavit of Lee J. Graves
that the said Edmond Carter is a non
resident OF the State OF Virginia, the fore
going notice is by me directed to be pub
lished in the fredericksburg Free Lance
once a week for four successive months.
T. A. Harris, Clerk.
i28w4m Spotsylvania Circuit Court.
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Having decided 10 move our quar-
ters 10 the handsome new huildug
on Main street. known aS the W. l.
Watson Building. ueNt door 10 W
4. Bell 4 Bro. about the 18th %
February, W. Will oii-r our immeus"
stock from now ON ut "a ridiculuu-lv
low price We want 10 reduce The
stock aud this reduction mruu- lot-
Of goods ~ carry at i,-- thrI half
tlpir .,-f
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-09
Liquors and
TObaccOS
In this section {

In this section of the State
Our store If the only place you can
gud the celebrated Wilson Whiskey
and Canada Rye drawn from the bar
rel Our brands are too numerous 10
mention We have ali kinds OF bot
tied LIQUORS and at our bsr you will
6nd All the leading bran1t. Call or
write
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cEnup.

Areliable medicine aud one that should
always be kept in the home for immedi.
ate use is Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
II will prevent the attack II given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears. For
sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis Drug Store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-09
Don 'tRunChanCc>

OF purchasing your iiquor SO.
where and everywhere. but al
ways 90 where yen are sure OF yet
ring the beat and pnrest goods
Adulterated goods are not tit 10
Use. We are doing the largest
business IN Frederic sburS, be-
cause We never misrspresent our
goods Hni siwayo give you your
moneys worth IA qUallty aud
measure. We have the largest
4ssor trnent o.
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WHITE THREATENED
TO KILL THAW
Witness Says He Cursed Him and
Flourished Pistol.
FACE WAS BLACK WITH ANGER

Threat Followed Discovery That Thaw
Escorted Evelyn Nesbit From Play
house-The Defense Demands Mrs.
Thaw's Ncte Of Jerome.
New York Feb Tile defense Of
Harry * Thaw under the direction ct
Attorney Dolphin NJ Delmas OF Cali
fornia, begins to assume definite shape
and when adjournment was taken tos.
tmony had been placed before the jury
to the encct that Stanford White had
been heard 20 make a threat 10 Nli
the defendant coupling the threat
with the display of a revolver tha'
Thaw's actions following the killing off
White on thc roof of the Madison
square Garden was considered Dog soy
eral eye-witncsscs to have been 'irra
tlonal. that an uncle Of the defendant
was insane. that Evelyn Ncshlt Tuow
passed a note To her husband during
dinner at the Care Martin the evening
of the tragedy chat District Attorn'
Jerome has this note. and refused nn
the demand of The defense t0 intro.
duce il in evidence.
The threat against ThaW's life wac
made two wears and a half before fh'
tragedy District Attorney Jerome oo-
iccted To- the introduction OF thc cti-
dcncc declaring the defense was not
D.
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Threat Followed Discovery That Thaw
Escorted Evelyn Nesbit From Play.
house-The Defense Demands Mrs.
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