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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
WHY NOT VISIT CALIFORNIA

this winter? There will be an es-
pecially low rate during March and
April-Colonists second class one-way
tickets $500 from Chicago. A
corresponding reduction in rates will
be made from all points on The
North Western Line.
Our daily and personally conducted
tours offer many advantages to the
traveller, among which is our service
of Pullman tourist sleeping carsq
through without change to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles or Portland, in
which double berth costs only 81. 90.
First-class ound-trip tickets with
very liberal return limits are sold
daily. Consult the nearest agent of
The North Western Line for tuli in
formation regarding rates, routes,
etc.-Feb. 4wk- 2d4w.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
Met With Accident.

DIR. II. V. Pitschmann met with a
rather painful accident yesterday
morning while walking along Fourth
street. He slipped on some ice on
the sidewalk and fell in such man
ner that the back of his head struck
with such force as to cut quite an ugly
cash. The doctor was unconscious tor
about ten minutes after the accident.
Some of the walks in the city ar in
very dangerous condition and It is
only mystery that more accident s
have not happened
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
HUNTING FOR TROUBLE.

eve lived in California 20 years,
and am still hunting for trouble in the
way of burns, sores, wounds, boils,
cuts, sprains, or case of piles that
Bucklen's ArnIca Salve won t quickly
cure" Sierra Co. No use hunting
MIR. Walters; it cures or money re-
FUNDED at Gamm's Corner Drug Store
25c
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
jURY'S VERDICTIS
GIVEN AS GUILTY
ARRESTED FOR SELLING COL
ORED OLEOMARGARINE..
NOWdCk & Meyer Will Garry Case
to Higher Court, Backed BY
Swift & Co. of ChiCdgO-Jury
Out About an HOur-CdSe Has
Attracted Much Attention.
Crrom Fridays DaiIy.)

Judge George Grimm of the circuit
court, in the case of the state against
Nowack & MeyeI of this city, involv-
ing the constitutionallty and construc-
ton of the state oleomargarine law,
denied the defendants motion for the
direction of verdict in their favor,
holding that the law is constitutional =,
and deciding that 1t forbids the sale
Of Oleomaragrine having the color of
yellow butter whether such color pro-
duced by adding coloring matter or
using ingredients in the manufacture
which cause the color He holds that
the sale of oleomargarlne which is
not an imitation of yellow butter is
lawful
The jury was out from II :25 to
1928. A motion for new trial was
made. The court held the entry Of
Judgment and sentence open until d
bill of exception is prepared, for a
period of sixty days.
This case has attracted widespread
attention and the court room has been
crowded since the commencement of
the trial. Swift & Co. of Chicago,
have been backing the defendants and
an appeal will undoubtedly be taken
to the supreme court as this case was
brought as test case. The district
ATTORNEY of this COUNTY, r neck of
Waterloo, l.. Z. GettIe OF Edgerton,
and John M. OIin of Madison, appeared
for the state. and Harlow Pease OF
Watertown, Charles Quarles of Mil
waukee and Henry Veeder of Chicago,
anneared for the defendants
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
TOWN OF LEBANON
PIONEER SUMMONED
Mrs. Amdlid KrubSdCk Passed
Away Last EVening-Aged
50 Years.

Mrs. Amalla krubsack, one of the
early settlers of the town of Lebanon,
passed away last evening at the home
of her son, Adolph Krubsack in that
town. The deceased who was eighty
two years of age, settled in the town
of Lebanon In 1S47, with her husband.
who passed away FIVE years ago. The
deceased is survived by nine sons and
two daughters. The funeral services
will be held Sunday afternoon at !
O'Clock from the home to Rev. Pan
kow's church. Rev. Habermann will
officiate at the funeral service.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
A VALUABLE LESSON.

"Slx years ago learned a valuable
lesson writes John Pleasant, of
Magnolia, Ind 81 then began taking
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. and the
longer | take them the better find
them. - They please everybody.
Guaranteed at Gamm's Corner Drug
Store druggist. 25c.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
PipersvIIle

Pipersville Feb. 14(Special to the
LEADER Francis Williams of
Milwaukee. recently visited her grand
mother, Mrs. R Williams.
Those from here who attended the
Tpworth League rally at Jefferson
Saturday ere: The Misses Minerva
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-15
HubbletOn.

Hubbleton Feb. IA Especial to the
LEADER -Rumor says: "A wedding in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Radtke and
children of Juneau, are visiting at
the home of Fred Englebreght.
Miss Edith Amborn was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of VIM.
Belkhe.
Miss Lydia Wendt spent Sunday at
her home in Watertown.
Miss Clara Voss entertained large
number of friends Thursday evening
in honor of her birthday. A pleasant
time is reported by all present
Mrs. Thos. Reynolds was a caller
at Watertown Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Werth
were pleased to see her able to be
out again Sunday
Mrs. W. Reynolds of Green Bay,
who is taking treatment at ST. Mary s
hospital at Watertown, was here
visiting relatives Wednesday,
At present writing, VIM. Gingles
is quite Ill.
Miss Anna Reynolds returned home
Monday after a few days visit with
Watertown relatives.
Mrs. A Ebert and daughter Meta
of Redwood, were callers in the
village Friday.
Rueben Bare was in WATERFOWL on
business Monday.
Huhbleton, Wis, Feb. 49, Especial
to The Leader We are pleased to
that Grandma Werth was able learn
to attend church Sunday.
Prof. Chas. F. Viebahn of Water
town, was visitor here one day last
week.
Miss Lydia Wendt was an over
Sunday visitor in Waterfowl.
Miss Rosa Heck of Clyman, is the
guest of relatives here.
Ruth Blocker was a Watertown
visitor between trains Saturday.
Albert LEM made business trip
to Watertown Saturday.
Miss Ella Ebert, after spending a
few weeks with relatives returned to
her home in Redwood.
Gust Gallatz had hay hauling bee
last week and took the boys two
days to haul ore load.
Mrs. ]. Will of Watertown, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Blocker
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
COLLEGE NOTES

The College will resume it's sessions on
Thursday morning. The prospects would
indicate an Increase over the opening last
year. The boarding departments are as
well filled ~ last session. while the local
patronage bids fair to be- larger
Mr. Franklin ind Miss Hutchinson have
already nearly 80 enrolled in the Music
department, " lille the Primary. under the
efficient handling of Miss PAtteson. will
be- taxed Co its capacity.
Miss Anspach, Prof. Guy, and Prof.
Iay Tor, who will have Latin and German.
VIII come tomorrow. and on Thursday
aud Friday the enrolment aud classified.
ton OF students will occupy the faculty.
At an early date next week the public
opening exercises will be held. the pro.
gromme 10 be announced.
Ia athletics il may be Of interest 10
know that the college expects To put a
a good football team in the field. and
practice will begin under the care of MIR.
Ellerhe Garter. coach. on Friday or Sat
urday. MIR Carter. an nlumnus and
former +. &. player himself, will bring to
the team the benefit of his two years play
at the L OF Va. and the public will have
"a series OF good games to witness during
the fall
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
KING GEORGE
Reads Other Notes Personals.

Index. Va sept %.
The people Of King G,.orgp count, d..
well a. other counties. are NO ,lnt.t 81
going 20 submit 20 bad roads which ..,.
almost iinpa~s a L. iu sOfue parts of fi.
county now. The funds az. ,.hont -,
hausted, and yet the roads are fpu -,
washouts and guiiies such conditi,,. q.
call Tor better measure aud uni - s,,u..
stricter and better law H. euarted ~ =.
people Ill always have bad road. ~,
stead of good ones
Mr.. j. l.. Owens. the hustliug drummer
who always carries "A smile con- ms to-.
Nhas returned from - business trip ,n
Baltimore and other places
Miss Mayme y. Parker. Aho ha- l,.,
visiting relatives in Richmond COMMIT,
has returned
The teachers and scholars of Uowards
View Sunday School gave "a dinnornt tho
chapel Friday evening aud ev-rvbodv
spent a pleasant evening. The sum -
- % was realized from the dinner and
r, iieshments
Mr. George " Grigsby is huildlns, II
new addition 10 his fine residence H.
always has an eye To business and
manages everything h. undertakes in AN
up-to-date way.
MT H. ; Parker was n guest of his
grandmother Sunday. at Biantyrp
There II prospect ola large crop of corn
being harvested this fall Mr. & "
Irigsby. Jr.. has the finest crop in tho
yield '''
Miss Kate VI Owens has been appointed
teacher oi the public school at Index.
Squerry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12

King George Co.. sept. 10. 1907
heV. I. +. HOLIDAY Will begin his ir.
tracted meeting at Trinity Church tl.
80 Sunday with preaching AT 7.3O o',,,.ri.
each night during next week
The dinner given 10y tn. ladies Of 81
johns and Emanuel Churches Thur-l,. f.,
was a success in every respect. mud ,,, =,
than hundred dollars wi.s taken in fer
the benefit of the rectory.
Mrs. Moore and ltile danrhter.of N..,
ork' arr guests of Mrs " ". Mount.
Joy.
Mrs. Henry A. Mason is visiting Mr. p
L. Arnold.
Miss Juliet Donnally. Of Washington
is guest oil her uncle, Mr.. +. d. Brown
and family.
Mr. Frank Green. ~ Washington fl.
visiting his aunt. Mrs.. Imonen Lewis
Mrs. b. ID. Hogan and two daughter.
left today for the exposition.
Mrs. Richard SOrrel. herdaughter Nrs
Annie Grigsby and four granddaughter
LETT on Friday for the Exposition
Misses Susie and lone Dunichy .ol Penn
sylvania. who have been visiting Mis-
carrie smith. returned home Monday.
Miss carrie taruthers has returned Ia
the Farmville Normal school
Mrs Ashton, widow OF the lat. Judoo
I. ii. Ashton. has gone TO Falls Church
20 visit her daughter. accompanied hy
Miss Daisy Welch.
Misses Josephine aud Florence Garnet,
VIII leave tomorrow 10 enjoy the Expo
sitiOn.
Or NJ W Minor has returned from d
visit in Washington
Msscs Louise and Evelyn Nnde. VIII,
have been visiting the Misses C.,rutl,.r.
have returned To Frederickshurv
Miss Page Waller Morris. who has h.oi
visiting Miss Marie Doherty. left for he
home in Washington yesterday con- -.
count OF the indisposition 81 her moth.,
Her many King George friends regret L,
give her up.
MT j. Thomaa Minor and son. oliver
leit yesterday for the Exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robt. Baker aud son
Minor, are spending this week NJ the tx
position.
Hon. II. t, Garnett left yesterday fn
Richmond to attend "a meeting of the Pa
triotic Sons Of America.
Master Taylor Selden. of Richmond
who has been visiting his uncle. Mr.. Franz
10y Tor, has returned home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
CIRCUS IN TOWN
Gentry Brothers Give Street Parade and Two
Performances.

Gentry Brothers circus arrived here
Tuesday morning aud lost no time in
erecting the tents on the Stearns lot,
Princess Anne street. near the Silk Mill.
HuUG reds viewed the parade during the
morning and Were pleased with the free
spectacle. The gilded band wagons,
golden chariots, magnificent cages filed
with monkeys and other animals, the
beautiful little Shetland ponies. the train
ed dogs, the clown baby elephant, conf
cal monkey jockeys mounted, together
with long array of prettily costumed
performers, combined to present "a splen-
did parade A performance was given at
O'Clock this afternoon and another was
given at O'Clock that night The Gen
try Brothers have exceeded their produc-
tons OF former years, and they have be-
come famous as public entertainers.
The afternoon performance was well
attended. The heat was intense, but the
crowd was pleased with the entertain
ment. The Juggling, acrobats, jumping
dogs, performing elephants, drilling
ponies, etc. Were indeed remarkable and
received applause. A band OF music
played throughout the performance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
STAFFORD COURT
fsH Attendance Politicians Out In lsee-co,rt
Proceedings

iair siz"d crowd was present at Stat
iord court Monday. Judg. Mason ane
the lawyers were busy in the court
Mhiie the politicians were at work on
the outside An Of the candidates for
the various oihces were present. aud with
their friends were putting In the bes,
hicks possiblefOrtheir respective interests
III" candidates present were. For
house oi Delegates, MesSrs Moncurp and
Chesley. Mr.. J. l.. Rogers. of King
George, who has entered the race ns an
independent. was also present In behalf
~ his candidacy for the House. For
treasurer, Messrs- Reamy and Coaklev
for sheriff, Messrs Moncure and knight
In addition candidates for some of m.
minor offices were also on hand
The lawyers present wer. Messrs g.
Otonor GOolrick. r. n. l.. Chichester
r. NJ. Chichester. g. Il Wallac, " ID
.Arter, +. ". carter, b. Z. Willis. "
" Butzner. W X. Goodrich
COURT rEOcEEDINGs.
Jail ''''"'' III
"a. Bryan, commissioner Of accounts.
reported bond Of n. G.. Chesley. county
treasurer, good in every respect
MuSs' imam vs.. Thomas, detinue. IT,
turned To Justice.
Eugene Ballard recognized TO meet
November term There will probably be
special term To try Ballard in October
'iarence Helm = name ordered plnred
on ron OF qualified voters for 1907.
Ohit ". Dow, nOn-suit
Commonwealth vs. VIM. Abel. misd.-
neanor. Jury; verdict, not guilty.
me court. after going over all the evi-
dence IN the case granted Sallic A. Combs
divorce a mensa from her husband
stafford &. Combs. g. OConor Goodrich
appeared ~ counsel for the plaintifi
The ground was desertion.
IN the case of the Commonwealth "
English, the defendant, wh no was indicted
NJ the last term for non-SuppOit, plead
not guilty and u moi pros was entered
10y the Commonwealth. and the defend
ant discharged A warrant against him
tor perjury WAS also dismissed. Messrs.
carter and Goodrich appeared for the az
cused.
In the ease of Allen, executor. vs.. Con
way. 81 ais. Messrs. Goodrich and Wal
lace filed their final report a. commits.
sioners. and decree was entered con
irming same and Diminishing the cause
from the docket.
The trial of James Grinage on appeal
rom Magistrates Court was fixed for
Wednesday. Goodrich and Butzner for
defendants, Wallace and Chichester for
the Commonwealth
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
GAVE BABY LAUDANUM
INSTEAD OF PARtGO

Mr.. and Mrs. f.. .. Brooks, who Hv,
short distance above Falmouth hnv,
three munths-old girl baby. Wednes.
day morning Mrs. Brooks mixed what
she thought was paregoric with the
baby's milk. Ii was laudanum. The
mother became almost frantic and in.
formed the father and grandfather, Mr.
W. L. Brooks.
\ fast horse was hitched up To "A buggy
In which the two gentlemen jumped. and
with the baby on the lap of it's father a
dead run was made over the road and
Falmouth bridge To DIR. j. n. Barney =
home here. Three doctors were sum
moned, Hale, Scott and Barney. 1t was
"A close call, but the baby will live.
The horse which was driven 10y Mr..
Brooks is fine animal and for some
time ii was thought he would die from
the drive, but after hard work he is all
right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
SOCIAL COURT IN CAROLINE
The New Clerks Office Political Successful
Candidates Happy Land Sales Notes. Etc

Social Caroline Court was held Mt
Bowling Green Monday The dny was
ushered in with rain and not "A lnra.
crowd was present.
fredericksburg sent down Nassrs NJ
q. Willis, + G Ninde. W A. BELL. II. r
Crismond, T. h. Tyler. ". r. Lang
stuart Jones, A. Z. Dempsey. W. II
ilnh.riake W. Il. Jenkins, u representa-
tive OF this paper and others.
The first sight that met the eve On
arrival was n fOro@Df workmen tearing
down the old clerks office. The contract
Tor the new building has been awarded
To IN" Smith Co.. Of Washington. and IL
VIII be one story. 2SN 30 f,-,t IL will be
modern IN every particular. The present
vault VIII Toe retained Cor Use OF old
records. The new vault will contain
books and records from the date of com
pietinn. IL will be- completed 10y Dec. .
aud will be built on the old site.
The echoes oi the late primary are still
heard. Hon. ID. h. Powers, Jr. the
successful candidate for House of Dc..-
gates w,.s receiving congratulations of
ms friends Mr. Coghili takes his defeat
philosophically. DR. e. l. Ciravatt. who
beat Senator MicA ham and who is the
most talked oi man of the hour on that
account, met his friends with a smil. ns
they extended congratulations. Uesnvs
II II "a victory OF the people and that he
had no idea Of defeat from the start A..
was kept busy shaking hands
There Il an effort being made by the
Republicans To put NJ "a Senatorial and
Legislative ticket but it looks like it will
not materialize. ~ the impression is il
VIII meet with almost certain defeat.
LAND SALES
| The farm Of Mr. George " Cror,lev
near Milford. was sold at public auction
flr $1,000. Ii was purchased by Mr..
| W. Il. Covington The Crupley family
| VIII reside in Georgetown. b. C.. their
| former home.
MIR. + W Chandler. trustee. sold the
| l Z acre lot and 10000 bricks thereon of
Geo. ]. Collins situated in the town of
Bowling Green. to Mr.. e. l. Collins for
| $335.
lie also sold for the same trust the
Mount Pleasant farm near Wondfo-d-
containing 100 acres, to e. l.. Collins for
81 400.
NOTES
The new Democratic County Commit
tee will meet Mt October Court for r.-or
I ganization.
The tobacco crop il good. but lntcnnd
II there Il no frost before October. will he
much better than last year. The Rich
mond commission men present predict
good prices for the new crop
There has been more hay safely housed
and stacked than for any year in the
past ten.
The crop Of corn is in the sam, posi-
ton a. the tobacco crop. II there i a
late tall there will be "a fine crop
The condition 81 Mrs + r. Gin i im.
proved. Mrs Gill is IA daughter of Iudgr
+. {. Moncure. and the wife of the popu-
lar sheriff. Several weeks ago she wa
taken sick. Her physician was sum.
moned he pronounced il paralysis She
has the services of "A trained nurse and
IL Is hoped she will entirely recover.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
CARLIN AND HOWARD IN LOUISA

c. c. Carlin and +. l.. Howard reepec-
lively Democratic and Republican candi-
dates Tor Congress, were at Louisa g. IA
Monday and shook hands with the crowd
Of country folk assembled Neither made
a speech.
Mr.. Carlin's friends say that they in
tend to elect him. They say they will
welcome any drawing of Swanson or
antiSwanson lines, a. they feel that the
governor is ''in the saddle"
Mr.. Howard. who comes from Fairfax,
refers to that county and Loudoun a.
the "cap-sheaves of the Eighth district "
He styles himself "a Roosevelt RepubH-
can, and his friends think that the short
term In Congress, which will end with
that OF the President. should be filed by
one OF the latter's adherents
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Richmond, Fredericks'
burg and Potomac
Railroad.

Leave fredericksburg Northbound.
G:25 a. m. daily except sunday. Makes
lOcal stops ON signal.
S.2i a. m. daily. Stops ON signal AZ
Occoquan. Lorton. Franconia sundays
only. Stops at Alexandria tO let off
Passengers.
S.li a. m. daily. Stops at Alexandria.
1O;30 "a. m. daily. Makes local stops.
~ =. m. daily except Sunday. Stop.
Mt Alexandria.
6;23 =. M daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops
100 =. m. Sundays only. Makes local
stops
$40 =. m. daily. Stops ut Alexandria.
dria.
l~av" Fredericksburg Southbound.
300 "A. m. daily Atlantis Consi Line
Tram. Stops at boswell and Ashland
AMI at Millurl sundays only.
"''' !" IN. daily except sunday Makes
l"al stops On signal
N;lS "a. M. sundays only. Makes local
stops on signal.
lO;39 -. IN. daily. S,s,board Air Line
train Stops at Milford and Ashland. and
AT boswell on signal.
l2'l9 y. M. daily. Stops at
summit tiuinra. WoodsLlne. Mil
inrl. P'n"la, liushcr Glen, boswell and
Ashland.
l:'I =. m. daily except Sunday. Stops
On signal Ia take ON passengers for
points ON e. n %. liN.
1:2G =. m. daily Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at Ashland. and at Dos
we'll Ia let on passengers for &. a .. Iiy.
6;iS =. m. daily. Makes local stops ON
signal
1.3l y. m. daily. S,shoard Air Line
tram. stops Mt boswell and Ashland.
Accommodation train from Washing
ton arrives liza a IN. daily except sun
day.
NoIt,-Time Of arrivals and depart
ufes AMI connections not guaranteed.
&. &. COX. Agent.
&. ". CT lP. Cen Supt.
W. L. TAYLOR. Traffic MGR
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12

Afs John l. BrokehbfOIgh aud san
/ who have been gussts Of the Miss.
BraSton. lett "Wednesday for their home
IN Waco. Texas.
Judge J. G. MOncurce. who has b.-en a
guest OF relatives in Stafford. has ~
turned to Shreveport, La.
Miss Bessie Hayden left "Wednesday tn
visit her sister, Mrs. & Is. Stokes. In
Washington.
Mrs. ". II. Jayres. Of Richmond, is a
guest of Mr.. e. H. Hudgins in Spottsyl-
v0nia
Misses Fannie and Mary Bowler and
Mr.. Ira Bowler have returned from the
exposition.
Miss Elizabeth McCoubrey. of Balti-
more. il u guest OF Miss Fannie Bowler.
ON Hunters Island
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE FAIR

Mr.. :. 5. kaufman, the reliable and
well known ieweler, of this city, offers to
present one plain solid gold ring to the
man or woman bringing the largest
number of girls in one family to the fair
on the second day. Sept. 25th. The ring
will be presented TO the prettiest of the
girls. A committee will select the win
ner. All wishing to contest must regis
ter at the secretary's office on the fair
grounds On that day when they enter at
the fair grounds gate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
NOTICE TO KING GEORGE
ROAD SUPERlNTENOENTS

At IA meeting Of the board OF supervi-
sors of King George county held AT m,
Court House thereof. ON Friday. the 235
day of August. 1907
The board doth direct the different
road superintendents of the county
where any person has altered the line Of
any public road ia their respective dis
tricts, on either side thereof when. the
lines have existed for twenty years or
more. without the permission of the
tircuit court entered of recordl or has
filled up any ditch made for the burmese
OF draining said road. To proceed to get
out warrant from "A justice Of the dis
trict, according to the statute i'm such
cases made and provided
4 copy-Teste:
r l.. Hunter.
Clerk Of Board
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
BASEBALL

An exciting game of baseball was play
ed at the Wilderness Saturday. Sept. eth,
between Flat Run and Eley's Ford. The
score stood IL 10 Z, infavor of Flat Run.
The players were.
Flat Run-A. Hall, D.; W. Tinsley. G.;
j. Tinsley, = Ii. Scott. e. b; A. Payne,
=. b b. Dempsey, Z. b.; Z. Weldon, r. l.
NJ. Jones. c. {; J. Howard, f.
Eley's Ford-H Jones, D.; p. Jones.
p. Dunavaat. l. b.; Sulavin, s. b C.
Hasiip. Z. b; c. Payne. :. =; +. Payne,
l. (; III. Ddlin. c. 4; + Dunavant, r. T.
The Flat Run team is ready for an
other challenge.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
REMAINS OF PROF.
FlCKLEN BROUGHT HERE

The remains of Prof. John z. Ficklen.
who died recently at Chatauqua. n. Y,
were brought here "Wednesday on the
l2:49 train and taken direct to the CITY
Cemetery. lnterment was made in the
family lot. The pallbearers were:
Messrs. RT Knox, Jas. :. Knox. J. s
Wallace, J. Smith, NJ. NJ Lewis. II. n.
Lane, Geo. W, Shepherd, Jr., and J. c.
Chichester