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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
@ooiepelt eller 8rbon?

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yorf fomlner Meooelelelie ON, al
Wtlliom S. 8rDon beo Ell pripatNaio-
bag Der ifal babe uotaIt, at bDis
HooieDelt biloe mo6tage Domination
Tor enonl1 en- sermin iom Nreitoent,
btloe ban @rpon) lite mootage De-
mofraterneS Nomination. Denne
notalelle bar baft betDoelig 9piigt,
oa 8tlbengerne at Searit bar bilit
Hotalellen meo megen @laoe, ioet De
pente, at l1%oiigterne for Searit Mot1t=
notion oerpeo er blepet betpoeligt
aaore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
oper 8aaoen % fpIoer oen, rorer BET
tim ct 1iebIif pr oetsatter er tsn1t.

operbaaoen=pg fploers Der, parersOefa
fun ct gaiebIf, gr sen offer er TINT.
gsaar 8aaoen bpper FIG paa 5een,
aab1er ganoets arpf itl0efra 0enti
lerne, lao at garbet itrpmrner no,
meoens Dc, peo ErDffet ,,oefra, otter
Infer Jig, llaar 8oa6en iRrtfer iig.
BNaa &oret finoes en- sapa6ram, JON.
fan iplrfes, iaa at 8oaben life miiter
85%tpreepner, ielp ON Agtere,loen lsf-
ties at 5yel1 ct Apparat, Ser CT
fonitrleret al 8eoningSppienetS Be
5itDrer;; til 8aaoen bgrer igprigt oglau
IStpreaorer, men oisie bel,pttes me-
get iiqloent. S 6e ienere Mar er Der
.bpgget ct Yar 8aaoe, ser er noget
lpngere og breoere eno Sc in0banlige
(35 500 la,1ge imoo 80 Go6) og for
lDneoe neo 5anfefgl og 5ejl. De
ct a1bragte peo 5fagens @ren og
-
8loononosbuf og er b%eregneoe til
9rng pe0 Stranoinger pes 5fogens
.9feb og SornS &ep. SEQ 6isie Stc=
Der iamt peo 2nsp og Mrbolt fan oet
bel oglaa a11tages, at Wotoren / Ell
life fiarn Sremtio bill bliue bragt til
Nlnpenoelie / &ebningsboaoen. Sill
Betieni11g al eli 8ooo al Sen almin.
beige Sppe anpenoes 12 Mono; Sc
ltgrre 8aa0e bar to Man6 ltgrre Be-
i9tning.
Sgiaa Mafetopparatet er / Mare=
mes 2eb u%1oergooet ll0pifling. Me=
oens man / De fgrlte Mar efter @e0-
ningsbri enets Sprettelie u0eluffenoe
o'rpenote &afetter f%orarbeioeoe i
England og 0iSie en- 3iolang peoblco
at bnpoe 0eres Gberlegenbe0, er mo,,
MI naaet til 6erbiemme at fremitille
Hafetter (enfelte pg %6obbelte), Ser u1l=
Der 11ogenlln1oe gunltige Sorbol0 foll
lggge 2inen oper ct 5fib, ser ltoar /
inotil 1000 6o0s Mfitano fra 6or=
itronoen &eoningsman0 ifabet bar oy-
ioa erbperpet Jig Ell meget betp0eliu
6aroigbeo og Sifferbeo / Mnpen0el-
len al Npparatet - Ell 6nroigbeo>
lom oeSpprre fife olti0 tilipares al
De Sfibbrllones Sorltooelle eller 8e=
bpnoigbe0. Ser ct mango Gilfploe,
bpor 2inen Gang efter Gong til
Sroos for Mprfe, 5torm og lang
Mfitano = er lagt us ODER set itran=
oe0e Sfib, roeu at Sc Ombor6peren-
Sc bar giort oen rette 8rug al 6ell
til~beiebragte Sorbin0elle. Mplte1l
5000 Menneifer er li6en 1850 req
oeoe beo &ielp al &afetapparotet, og
| en- Mang6e Sifeloe bil0e 9p6ell
babe bgret bele Sen iftbbruone 8e-
lgtning Dts, ON fife &eOningsrafet=
ten baboe lagt Sen frelienoe Sine 1o
oper 8raget. Com Ell al De Statio-
ner> bbor &afetapparotet bar giort
ltomprfet @upn, fa11 nebnes Ser
ming, en0oa &%e0ntnge11 al 5fibbru0-
ne fer er poerit panlfelig, i6et set /
itormfulo 8eir, naar @opet goor lige
op til 8opbjergs iteile 8pg, life er
multgt at fomme paa Toritranoel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Daa$k HnerikaaerAes Gave I'll
l1lodsrlandet.
gtafxtal gbrialaa,bers $lotJ
3INDBETALT TT .NORDLYsET,
NEW YORK. N. =.

.INDBETALT III .NoRDLYsETy.
NEW YORK, N. y.
-. =. Alling, Perth Alnboy.... $500.
Rev. K.c. Bodholdt. Dwight, Ill 500.
Past. H. c. Rordam, Chicago. eco
Perth Amboy, N. j., Foredrag.. 1926
New Haven, Conn, Brodersam-
1und ... 1856
Bridgeport, Conn, Ungdoms-
fcrering 1880. ...... 1850
Lynge, Bridgeport, Conn.,. 1000.
Hartford, Conn, Ungdomsfore-
nlnsen $500. ....... 1925
sondagsskole, Hartford, Conn. $50
Portland, Me-, Ungdomsforening sos
y. G: \. Herman, Brooklyn. 100
=. Francke $685.. s. %
7. Ramsing ...:.... .......... 100
rante Trine ........... LOO
'eter Munck rs.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

Alle MISUNDERSTANDING er lDnfefri
og ielplpnletoe og at en- paa @rl1n6=
lag al @rfaringen og / Oberensitem-
n1elie meo Sc lteo1ige 6orbolo u6pif=
let Sppe. Sc el0ite 8oaoe, ser 1ter=
melt pur efter engelif Gorbille6e,
bopoe life iaa flor 8erefraft, og Sc
neite, man %fonltruere0e bar life til
freosltillen0e / @eh]een6e til @tip=
beo. Yao ct @ar 5teoer forlggte man
t1860'er1e at benptte lelprei1enoe
8aaoe, 1nen Sc bar tunge at trons<
portere, cit ilem Sfooanf / Ggne meo
oaarltge 8eie, giennem Sitter 0. a.
Ign. 8aaoebpgger Srgrup fonitrue~
reoe imtolertto en- 8aaotDpe. JON bpg~
geoeS paa Orlogsb9rftet, og meo
6pilfen alle 5tationerne efterbaonoen
%foriDneoes. Disie 8aa6e CT xaf goo
B9reepne % giort iDnfefri beo ct
&orfbalte UNDER Gsiingen %u0enbor6s
iamt peo IL SOLDIER uftfosfer iao at
De Tan flpoe, ielp ON oe me6 en- 1tor
@eiptning inoe fpI6es meo 8ano. S
De rpere 8aaoe CT anbragt en- 8aIlalt-
tanf for at forgge 5tibbe6en. 5eIb,.
lrrsningen er opnaaet beo ieIbbir-
f,lior 0sntiler: gaer en- R..nnoig ben.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
8arneoiplomati.

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r6o0er, bpis leg par Soillinger,
biloe 91 iaa figbe to 8onaner til
mig | Steoet for eng"
vSa, 9aturligpis nil0e ieg set,
min 9reng."
r8a6er, Oh bill So Eel life inpoe
mig for ell 8anan, (rr: 'ra or font
men : It 5tpffe!"
2Gs bore 5palter meo Danmarfs-
efterretningerne, og De beo lige iaa
meget eller mere en6 ON Sc bolbt ct
8InD bjemmefro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
VIRGINIA NEWS

Petersburg will endeavor To rails,
$40 1000 to reproduce the battle of tn,
crater at the jamestown Exposition.
Virginia and North Carolina Tobacco
men met at Danville 10 formulate a plan
oi campaign against the Tobacco Trust
Mr.. b. F. Bywaters. ofCulpeper. ia her
Of VIM. F. Bywaters. has issued a state
ment giving his side of the BvwAtars.
>trother tragedy and offending the
name of his son.
Many residents of Norfolk have asked
the Corporation Court for permission O.
carry arms in order TO protect them
selves from robbers and murderers.
The returns arr in. and the Exposition
u GENERALLY considered an assured sue.
cess. In many things there is lack %.
preparation. but in it, scope. it, posi-
blhties, and in the determination of IN,
management TO improve the great nstn.
raj advantages of location and 10 xiv.
the public more than was promised. d
great success may b. seen Petersburl
lndexAppeal.
Ihelbert W Crockett. postmast ter az
crab Neck, Louisa county died Thursday
de had been postmaster for ten wears
Ii Is thought that his daughter will sue
coed him.
Armstead Mitchell. colored. was killed
Wednesday 10y south bound train on K
+. 4 p. K. X near the trestle over Quan.
tieo creek. Mitchell was employed a. q
track hand. lie lived at Quautico.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
OLD TAMAfANY

The recent shaking of hands and
making up between Mcclellan and
his followers and the leaders OF Tam
many in New York again closes up
the ranks and unites all discordant
elements in that great Democratic
organization. For it is a great or
ganization. 1t has suffered defeat
after defeat, but it falters not. 1t is
the one great body that has never
been disorganized, but always and
at al times, in sunshine and in st orm.
Ia victory and defeat, stood firm and
unbroken- II frequently has been
maiicioHsly maligned, but it has
gone its own way, kept up it's own or
ganization, fought the fight. nnI
held it- own agaia,t all odds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
WELL DONE

We briefly noticed in our local
column the tablet with its inscription
on the monument TO the New Jersey
volunteers al Salem church. ITO
the brave Alabama boys, our oppo-
nents on this field of battle. whose
memory we honor, this tablet is
dedicated, " is this inscription. This
beautiful and touching tribute from
the old veterans who fought under
Stars and Stripes to the bows from
the fair and splendid Commonwealth
OF Alabama who fought under the
Stars and Bars is one that is highly
appreciated by all the soldiers of the
South. 1t testifies to a comradeshiD
that ennobles manhood; it expresses
a patriotism that exalts the nation.
When it is read by the survivors OF
the gallant Alabamians somethiuo
on the soldiers faces will tell how they
feel On their behalf and for them
we return thanks, heartfelt thanks.
and extend to the volunteers from
New Jersey and their friends heart
felt and sincere welcome to the old
camp ground, to the soil of old Vir-
ginia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
KING GEORGE COURT
Politics Claim The Attention OF
Those Present.
HOMO. C. CARIIN ADDRESSED VOTERS
Hon. r. C. |. Monews. Legislative Candidate.
Also on Hand.

Judge Mason opened the MAY term Of
court at King George Thursday. The
dock was small and the term will be
short. There was but little of interest
during the day except politics. About
/ , q clock Hon. &. &. Cariin. Of AleNan-
dria, candidate for congress, arrived. a.
cOmpanied 10y Hon. K. 4. l.. Moncure, ~
Stafford, candidate for the legislature
from the two counties, and Mr.. C. O'C.
Goodrich. MIR. Carhd was soon sur
rounded 10y his friends, who are making
an active campaign FOR him he spoke
IN the courthouse and nearly every one
present on the grounds listened atten-
lively 70 hlm. de made a good i'm
preston and the indications are h- will
get more votes than either OF the candi-
dates, although the trends OF Messrs
NlcOl and Gordon do not cOncede this
The men who are for Mr.. Carlin are
o',,o.e ..ie must ae'lNe poiitielan> IN tn'
viii be hronebt an, 81 no b' q 't,' - :
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
THE SUMMER INSTITUTE TO BE
HELD HERE

Elsewhere in our columns today
will be found an announcement OF
the State Summer Institute TO be
held at fredericksburg from July /,
10 July %. The teachers in this sec
ton Of Virginia who attended the
summer institute last year at Fred
ericksburg, as well as the members
OF the faculty and others who took
m interest in the work, will recall
how much benefit was derived there.
from, and the session this coming
summer promises to surpass in it,
good effects upon educational ad-
vancement in the State the efforts OF
last summer. The interest now be
ing manifested by the Virginia peo-
pie in education is very encouraging
and there is nothing which stimu-
lItes more efiectually this interest
than these summer normals. by
means of which our public school
teachers become more enthused in
the work of education and more Of.
ficieut in teachers.
1t is undoubtedly true that the In
terest which the child takes IN learn.
ing is in a great measure dependent
upon the teacher, and in order
TO keep abreast of the times in the
manner and methods OF teaching.
attendance at some normal school
such as will he held here next sum
mer is almost Indispensable. We
therefore hope that the superintend-
enus of schools in the counties in this
vicinity will urge upon the teachers
under them the necessity of attend
ing the summer institute here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
THE EXPOSITION AND PRICES

The Times-Dispstch is authority for
the statement that eXtortion in superla.
tive degree Is being practiced toward
the officers charged with supplying the
foreign ships OF the visiting fleet one
dollar per gallon for milk II instanced a.
An example of the Virginia hospitality
shown towards those representatives OF
friendly nations which. without any
commercial interest whatever. have sent
their squadrons thousands of miles 10 Dc
honor 10 the United States government
and its oldest COmmonw wealth. The.
same correspondent notes that the stu
alton has been brought to the attention
oil the exposition's board OF governor
and that Chairman Johnson has prom
Used prompt measures 10 restrain this
unseemly and suicidal greed. No more
Important subject could engage the at
tentlon oil the board. naval officer of
high rank in the service of a great Euro
pean power said on Saturday that un-
less provisions could be- obtained AT rea-
sonable prices, and proper wharfage ia
cilities be furnished, the visiting ships
would not remain in Hampton Roads -
Norfolk Nirginian-Plot
tthis report il true it is very much to
be regretted. 1t is true that the same
charges have been made in connec-
tion with every other exhibition OF the
kind held in this country and no
doubt there has been considerable
ground for the complaints in each
instance, but this does not excuse or
pilliate the offence, and such conduct
on the part of Virginians will give a
black eye to our boosted Virginia
hospitality, even if there are only "a
comparatively few instances where
advantage is taken of the necessity
OF visitors to charge them exorbitant
prices Such practices ought to be
stopped at once before the impress
sion goes abroad that the CONNER
cial fever has struck Virginia to the
exclusion OF that sentiment which
has made it unique in the sisterhood
OF States.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
LETTER TO J. A. TAYLOR
fredericksburg Va.

Dear Sir: II customer wants So. %
do you give him SO?
Suppose yO should hear Of one of your
customers doing a thing like that and
not knowing II, what would YOU say
next time he wants discount?
Well venture half your men are doino
that very thing without "A suspicion.
Men who paint any other paint than
DevCe are paving SO for SO 80 OF
some other such figure
10 gallons Devoe is enough for "a good.
size house two coats; Is or 20 isn't too
much of another paint. There's IS -
or 81 Z 30 Tor , or 10 extra gallons: be-
sides - to 81 a gallon for putting il or.
that's SO To $40. That's how half tn
houses stores factories warehouses shops
barns fences are painted: $50 Tor paint
ana labor; SO to $50 more for not
knowing what paint To put-on.
The one to put-on is the paint that
takes least gallons and makes least hjlI,
Tor paint and labor.
Yours truly
40 W DENOE x co
p. Sd. Willard Adams sells our paint
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
JUDGE PRENTIS NAMED
he Will Succeed Judge CrUmp on
Corporation Commission.
RH5A WILL AWAIT NEXT VACANCY

Judg. Robert K preuti~. uf Snn,lk
VIII 10 named 10y Gov. Swanson aS a
member uf the STATE Corporation Com
mission o. Succeet Ir-gs e + Crump
GnN swanson rendered tho t1sifion
to @uigc " I. khea. &c Bristol. uu5 the
latter hat written him 81 letter stating,
that b fore the Ter reached him be-, had
mais some legal sngagemeuts which in
wou.i no; be proper Tor him To abandon
AZ this time. He was th.r,fD-e com
stra'eed % i'vlins. and await the next
vacancy. which VIII uccur upon the NJ.
t,.scment oi Commissioner Stuart next
February.
Judge Prentis has accepted. AND " il
= ir'o Office upon judge Ccump'- r, tirs.
n,It. about May ipsh
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
HOME COMFORTS AT THE
EXPOSITION.

Miss Lucilla b. Yates, of Fredericksburg
having leased Clear View" the hand.
some residence of Mr.. f.. NJ. Braxton. on
the Boulevard, half way between New.
port News and Hampton, immediately
on the beach overlooking Hampton
Roads, opposite the Exposition Grounds
and in full view of the Naval Maneuvers.
she Is prepared To entertain "A limited
number OF guests during the exposition.
Terms, ~ 30 for night accommodation
and breakfast, Street cars in front of
door Exposition grounds reached in 80
minutes. Guests get off at "Iandon
station Boulevard Line" phone SIS
Hampton" For further information.
write Miss l.. Is. Yates, Newport News
va. aJll IN tn th-sa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
SHOT HIS BROTHER
Thought Gun Was Not Loaded

Wednesday near Lively. Lancaster
county, Dewey Webb. aged nine. shot
his brother, Randolph Webb. 10 year.
old, nearly tearing the head from the
body. Ii occurred ia the barn 81 jaime,
Norris. "a neighhor Of Ben Webb. ths
father of the children Mr. Norris had
the gun at the barn 10 shoot crows
The boysentered the building and Dewey
taking up the gun. which he did not
know was loaded. called To Randolph
That he was going To shoot. He ther
bred. Mr.. Norris. who was only iew
ieet away, narrowly escaped being shot.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04

Corrected by Simon HirSh a 8rol
heat. - 10 -. corn. - t. go. n sal
$3.50 10 Si.3J; oats. - 10 80: aeas.i.,e.
Ito"e; messed lotoll 10, spring chicAe
l>to@'i,esgS litolf lard lUfol2.aurks
live lOtoll; dressed, / , 10 n: trttsr. ] :,
to -. hams. Il To- Is. sweet POTATOES.
90 To Sl,lrish potatoes so T. fC:appl,s
per bu~hel, SltoS lbs; vri l.i'.to5: lambs.
500 20 - 80; hides. green. : To 10.
Try. II To- 10 sa'fe1, No. /. . u 10.
call SKINS N ], SllO pr skin: baled
nay. Si' 70 S2) per ton: leal suniac. go
20 % per 100, hogs. live weight. >
90 o. beef i've weight. "a 10 Bic;
pork, 10 ~. turkeys, iive.12: undrawn.
- e. 10; drawn. l. 10 IL; Early Rose
potatoes. seed. - 10 al.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the

The Latest Closing Prices In the
Priacipei Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR G-m.
winter extras. S2.70N2 800. Penu-vIva.
ma roller clear. s-sou...Is. cay
mus. fancy Si.5o0 AGO. RYE FLOUR
steady; per barrel. s. go. WHEAT
steady; No; , Pennsylvania red. SOFA
So42c. CORN steady: No. . yellow
local 9tc OAL5 steady, No. wn.tc
clipped, 4Sc.. lower grades. az @
ItA4 nrm 40 ] timothy. large hal IS
S-l5U. PORK -. -dy. family p.rblr
rel $3.50. REEF steady: be-i hams
per barrel Si9. POULTRY: Ilvc
steady; hens. lac. old Ioo- tiers. llc
Dressed steady. choice fow IS. lice.
old ROSTERS. Toe. BUTTER steady
extra creamery. 29c. EGGS stead,
selected. 1872 q PIE; nearby. IS.
southern. l6n nc. POTATOES firm
o"J csc. per bushol
BALTIMORE-W WHEAT lower. No
spot. e5ss r. s3&ic.. steamer 40 .
SPOT, - - &C., southern. ga S3a. G.
CORN steady, mixed spot SOL, ff
56%lc.; steamer mixed 5aa, cs2sso..
southern. $50 'fc. OATS firm. white
no :. 1924 p iyc.. 30. 3. f3il NfSr..
40. a. a. q ft ste. mixed. No . ~ "a.
i.c.' No. 3. 45lz N 4Cc.; No. a. l4is
DOC. BUTTER Hrrl; creamery scpa
rator extras, 33c.. held. 250 Poe.
prints. % r. 35c-, Maryland and Penn
eylvania dairy prints. 2OMI1c EGGS
firm. fancy Mar land. PennsvNani a
virginia and " est Virginia. IGc..
southern i5f. l5isc.
Some men expect you to do favor 70,
them as II they were doing it for you.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
POLITICAL

'au a.. Mas j. a. card.iaro flr C.m.
p. 'n wee ith s attorney of 'ui~n " g..
'i'n is Also "a can't date. Carl a l.-
irg l. % candidate f,r ,he House ,i Dele
gates
Douglas. ~ Massachusetts. with n
southern 'usn fer running mate. Is now
suggested FOR tho National Democratic
ticket
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
TO NOMINATE BY PRIMARY

Al meeting OF the Democratic coun-
ty chairmen o. the Thirty-ninth Sena-
torial District. il was decided to hold y
primary July 10th for the nomination Of
the Democratic candidate to be voted for
in the general election
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
A GOOD PLAN

In England the press is not permitted
20 di.cl-s TIE guilt or innoctura az a
prisoner until the verdict j. rendered
me l. inclined % commend the plan To
,ne American press and even 10 the
American President. who does not hest
tate 10 PREJUDICE men on trial before the
uurt~ ui th-couutry w inches ter Times
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
GENERAL NEWS

twenty persons were iujlo.3. two
nrut2h'l fatally. IN a wreck nn rhe y 4
3D. 4. X near Ray"uSwooi. ". Va.
4 mine explosion i'm Tho West VIRGIN a
d-ll j. believed 20 have ki.l.f .tt i.n-f -
miners of ~ whom II eutomh.i.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
cOL6APRiI

April. 1907. was the coolest April in the
last twenty-six years, and within a de-
gree OF the coolest Aprilever experienced
according to the Weather Bureau.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
Monday, June 8, 1907,

court day, at II O'Clock, all of that
certain tract or parcel of land situate in
SpOtsylvania county. near ThoTnsburg,
Va, containing ninety seven and three
quarters acres, aud is the same tract &
land of which Nelson l.. Burruss died
seized and possessed as Joint tenant wit b
Martha A. II. Burruss. There Is Il very
comfortable residence and fairly good
outbuildings upon the premises, and the
land is in an average condition. Any
one desiring u nice little farm will do
well To purchase this property,
Terms OF Sale-One-half of purchase
money cash. aud the balance secured 10y
the purchasers bond and retention of
title until the entire purchase money ~
paid. or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. T. StOkeley Coleman.
Spotsylvania. Virginia
Frederick w Coleman.
fredericksburg, Virginia.
Commissioners If Sale.
May LIST. 1907.
In the Clerks Off, of the Circuit Court
of the county of SpOtrS lvania. Burruss,
ct ais, plaintiffs. against Burruss,
admir-, ct. ais defendaut-. ]. r. A.
Harris. eek of the said conrf. Ito certify
Tint the bond required nf the ~, cial
commissioners by tile decree r, ndered ia
said cause on 29th day of April, 1907,
has been duly given. Given under my
hand as clerk OF the said court this ] 1T
day of May, 1907.
2m3t T. A. Harris, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
JUDICIAL SALE
OF NICE
SpOtSylvania Real Estate
Located near Thornsburg. Va

BY virtue OF decree % the Ciscuit
Court of SpOtsylvania county, pro-
nounced on April 29th. 1907. Tin vaca-
tom in the chRncery cause therein d.
pending under the style Of Burruss, &c
W.. Burruss It ais, the undersigned
special commissioners in said cause will
offer for sale at public auction, To the
highest bidder. at the front door of
Spotsy lvania c. IL, on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04
Cream White Dress Goods
Never 80 Popular or at Such Price Concessions Before

Cream Serge, 60cgrade,a yd
cream Serge, Soc grade "a yd
Cream Serge, 81 grade. for
Cream Serge, $l.25 grade.
fOr........ a
cream Imperial Serge, 1925
grade, ayard for.......Sl
cream Imperial Serge, 81 30
grade, a yard for.......Sl
Cream White Panama, zoe
grade, "A yard for..............
Cream White Sicilian Mo-
hair, is 46 inches wide, 75c
grade...-...........................
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04

some men expect you to do a favor fo
them as II they were doing it for You.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04

\. h. Rate I is the cherries. :.
average store rating. ard rate e; th..l
Look at the column atvN.Il ,
insurance has cost You. (lhoS, Z.
600. or one-eighth of one per Ger
per $1,000 are s. for onc-year term:
As an illustration Of Row cur
first year We append costs of the two
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-04

'3c Cream Silk Warp Henrietta.
&c si.OO grade, for a yd....... 73c
We cream White Panama, soc
grade, for a yard.
10 Cream White Marquesette,
silk and wool, Sl.75 grade, 80
Cream White Serge, black
10 stripes, a yard only; use
Cream White Wolfe, silk ana
DC wool, $3.50 grade, yd. 20
Cream White Panama, $40
grade........-.....-..-. -.--.....'T wv
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