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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-29
WIN. S. MOORE
FOR SALE.

Seyeral small pieces Of beautiful land FOR
sals containing from
ONE TO SIX ACRES EACH.
Also lots b0xl3o fest sINGLY o. IN
GROUPS, ccavenisnt to railroads and sbov!
one mHe from Alexandria and I'VE hoD
Waskinston city. Terms to suit.
3. z. KNOX.
lis south Royal rtrsst, Alsasndzis. Va.
iyl2 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-29

THE FINANCIAL excitement of the
psst week has proved beneficial to .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-29
The other at &c. Not a yard
worth less than 81 d.

This lot contains Pnnisbs, Logi,ines and
Taiieu &. Selfco'Ored dots, block cha Ks.
stripes, plaids, and figures. There are 81
pieces IN this t, and not yard worth less
| than $l.25.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Ihe Esa,Ai, 81 Momaa

naturally make them shrink front the
indciicatc questions. tie obnoxious OF
aminationS. aud unpleasant local treat
mons. which some physicians consider
essential IN the treatment OF diseases Of
women Yet. II help can Do had. IL Is
better 20 submit % this ordeal than let
thc disease grow and spread. The trouble
= that 50 often the woman undergoes al
the Annoyance and shame for nothing.
ThOESe nds\of women who have been
cured * DR.. Rerce's FaVorite PreScrip-
ton wriN in Sl>Sreciation OF the sure
which diSfsNScs~& the examinations
and local treatmentSST Then Is NJ other
racdicina- - Snlc aud sale sQE acllcaie
women As -faNoritc Prescription.- q
cures deoilItatinS drains. irregularity and
female weakness. IL always helps. II
almost always cures. IL IS strictly nsn-
alcoholic. non secret. all its ingredients
being printed ON It's bottlc-wrapper. con-
tainS no dclctcrious OF habit forming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering into It's composition has the full
endorse ncut Of those most eminent In the
several schools OF medical practice. Some
81 these numerous and strongest Of pro
fcSSlonRl endorsements Of its ingredients.
VII be found In 8 pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle. also in a booklet mailed
fftc on request, Oy llr. X '. Pierce. OF
Buffalo. y. Y These professional en-
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount Of the ordinary lay. or
non-proie>sional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nou,-a-davS
insist on knowing what they take as med
icine instead Of opening their mouths like
lot OF young birds and gulping down
whatever Is offered them. ~Favorite Pre-
~cripuon Is OF KNOWN COMBUSTION. II
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Or Picrce'> Medical Adviser is sent free
on re-eipt Of stamps 70 pay expense Of
mailing on'H send % DR. R v Pierce
buffalo. y Y. 81 onc-cent stamps for pa
per-covorsd. or 81 stamps for cloth-bound.
II >icS consult the Doctor. free of charge
by letter All such communications arr
held sacTedly confidential.
tlr Pieces Pleasant Pellets inviEorate
ana regulate stomach. liver and bowelS-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
BRITT WAS UNMATCHED
,reke His Arm In Fourth Round and
Cans Gets Decision.

San Francisco. Sept. lO.-A left
swing % the body. clcverly blocked by
Joe Cans. cost Jimmy Britt any chance
he might have had 10 win the light.
crlght championship OF the world
and brought 20 close five rounds OF
fast hghting before 1900 persons at
Recreation park
The deciding blow was caught hv
Cans on the elbow in the middle of
the fourth round. IL broke Britt's
wrist and though Britt went on again
In the NTH round. he was helpless IN
both ONense and defense. II was
not until this round that he informed
his seconds OF the mishap.
Referee WEIGH gave the decision "a
Cans. Three doctors. after an examln.
alton. announced that the injury was
a fracture and dislocation OF the lower
end OF the ulna Whether II was a
genuine fracture or not. Britt showed
such intense suffering while the doc
tors We're manipulating his wrist. that
the tears rolled down his checks.
The fight while IL lasted was a
slugging match but IL was evident 70
every trained observer that Britt had
no chance to win from the negro. For
the first time IN his life Britt was out
matched
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
TAFTS lYORLD TRIP
Secretary TO Leave Seattle For Orient
On September p.

Secretary TO Leave Seattle For Orient
On September p.
Seattle Wash. Sept Secretary
TAFT announced the itinerary Tor his
trip around the world as follows
Leave Seattle on September II: due
Yokohama on September 20. due
Kobe on September 20. due Naea-
saki on October 4. due Shanghai on
October g due Honekoug on October
u arrive Manila on October -: leave
Manila on November :. arrive Vladi
yostok on November II. leave Vladi.
vostok on November p. arrive Irkutsk
on November l6. arrive Moscow STAY.
Ing two DAYS. on November %. arrive
81 Petersburg. staying two DAYS. on
November PC. arrive Berlin. staying
two days, on November %: take
steamship at Cherbourg about Decem-
Der 4. arrive New York about Decem-
Der 10
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
SHIPPED A DEAD MAN
Thought They We're Sending Son to
Woman, 6ut Her Boy Is Alive.

Thodght They Were Sending Son to
Woman, sut Her Soy Is Alive.
Wilkes Barre. Pa. Sept I0.-Ou Fri
day last Mrs. J C. Wallace OF Dor.
rancrtown. received dispatch from
Tacoma. Wash. stating that her son
John had died suddenly there. and
asking her what disposition should BE-
made Of tho body
Mrs. Wallace requested that tho
body be sont here by express. and
preparations were at once made for the
funeral
Later word was received that a mis-.
take had been made. and that the
wrong body had been shipped east.
This was followed by another dispatch
from Wallace 10 his mother. saving
he was alive and in the best OF health
The man whose body IS now speed
ing eastward had In his possession a
letter written by Mrs. Wallace TO her
son. and this caused the mistake IN
Identification The police here say
thcy DO not know what they Will do
with the corpse when it arrives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
W. D. Scott. Acel

WILLARD THOMSON Gen Man
Baltimore. sept. 3. 1907
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
KILLED N AUTO RACE
One Dead and Two Injured In
Two Accidents at Pittsburu.
CHRISTY HIT WRECKED CAR
Msehine Turned over When Tire
Came or. ard christy's Car Plunged
Into II at Terrific Speed and He Was
Buried In wreekaae.

PittsburS. Sept. iO.-One man is dead
and two others more or less ssrionsl.
injured as a result OF two accidents AZ
series OF automobile races thar were
held at the BrGnot's Island track. near
this city. The dead man is Rex Roin.
ersten. who died ~ fractured skull
while being taken TO the hospital
Walter Chrisiy. % New York city. who
was one OF the drivers IN the Nand,r-
oilt cup races al Minola. Long Island
fractured his right forearm and sus.
tained scalp wounds and hr.:,scs Of no
body II is also feared he has been IN
ternally injured
Clarence Bastion. who was mcchani.
clan for RienerSten and was riding
with him at the time. received Injuries
20 the spine that are serious. h,siae
bruises and cuts. Policeman Frank
Farnol was struck by one OF the fvin-
cars and hurled about 80 feet H. WIS
badly cut and bruised Al the injured
are In st Johns hospital. Allegheny.
Reinersten was driving In a race
called the 50-mile- derby and was on
the 18th mile when. AZ a turn. one II
the front tires came on and the ma
chine turned over. Rcincrstcn and
Bastion were c. lsht beneath the car
while a score OF other contestants shot
by. Women reamed and tainted
Crowds swarmel over the track and
the race had TO be stopped
Assistance was soon at hand and il
was found that the two men had boon
caught under the car Rcinersten WIS
unconscious. but Bastion was able TO di.
rect the rescpers in the moving OF the
machine. The apparently ufeless BODY
Of Reinerstcn was borne 70 the club
house. where II WINS found he had a
fractured skull. and he was started Tor
the hospital but died before reaching
there.
The wrecked car WIS left at the edge
Of the track. and after order had been
restored Walter Christy ATTEMPTED 10
make new track record for a mile in
new li0-horscpower car. Chris.y
was cautioned To beware of the wreck
I'd car at the turn and had circlcd tho
track once when he signalled for thu
timer 20 take his time Chrlsty crossed
the tape AT speed that could hardly
be estimated lie ran into the back
stretch and approached tho wrecked
car az speed that carried him too far
out. The crowd in the grand stand
rose 10 its feet. there We're cries and
shrieks. and with the explosion OF a
powder mill Chrlsty's car hit the oh
struction on the track fairly hcad-on
The big racer bounded fully 90 feet in
the air and Christy was hurled Ike q
catapault long distance ahead of IL.
As Christy struck tho ground tho ma
chine. which IN It's fiSh; had hurdlcd
the wreck. came down on him and DE
lay buried among a mass of wreck
age from which he was taken and sent
10 the hospital.
Policeman Farnol was guarding the
wrecked car and was hurt by the ton
neau that flew in his direction when
the collision occurred.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
HENOUacES HUSBAND
GrS. 6atonyi Win Save Fortune
Fer Her Children.
YIELDS TO fathers WISHES
eaec Frank Work Threatened to
Disinherit His Daughter and Her
Children n She DID Not Break
Alliance With Her Husband

New York. Sept. lo.-Mrs. Burke
koche-BatonyL is expected 20 sign in
this city paper that will mean her
separation forever from her husband.
Aurel Batonyi the professional whip.
Society IN Newport and New York.
while gossiping entcrtsin,ngly Tor some
time about the Batonyi domestic ain.
cUlttes. was somewhat stirred when
the announcement OF the avrecfnent
70 separate was made. and IL was said
Mrs Batcuyis father. Frank Work.
who Is IS years old. had threatened 20
diSinhcrit his daughter ana her chill.
dren IL she did not break the alliance
which has been so distasteful 90 him
To save this fortune for aer children
It was said she had agreed % give up
Batonyi
Mr. Work sent detectives TO Buda-
pest after Mrs Burke Roche married
the whip. 20 dig into his past They
reported it is said that Batcnvi's real
name is plain Arthur Coin ana aalcf
items of interest which induced Mr.
Work To- more vigorousiy Try Co end
The union.
The anger OF her father because of
her marriage did not weigh So heavily
on Mrs. Batonyi as did the dlsplea-ure
Of her daushter Miss Cynthia Roche.
who is now the wife OF Arthur 5 Bar.
den.
II is understood that Mr. Work
Thought 90 bear the estrangcment le-
tween mother and daughter as lever
in his Efforts 20 part Mrs. Batonyi aud
her husband Mrs Batonyi is said 20
have been assured that il she consent
ed 20 separation her daughters love
would be restored 10 her.
The terms OF the reported separation
are being guarded with rho greatest So
crecy Friends In close touch with the
family. however. believe that MIR Work
has secured the cooperation Of Ba
tonyi through handsome settlement
Ills daughter 80 IS said will De assured
OF an ample logacy in her fathers SIS
GOO 600 estate
Whatever The terms Of the compact.
friends Of the couple state that thew
arc on as friendly terms as ever. and
always WIFI De
Mr. Batonyi left Newport several
weeks ago. hut IN tho meantime he 70
turned. on ouo occasion AZ Icast rie
appeared M the farm at the two
mile corner September 2 with his wife
and her two sons who are soon %
return 70 college. Tho sons have
taken prominent part In the social
NE az Newport this season. aud the!r
devotion 90 their mother has won the
admiration OF her critics and friends
alike
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Undertakers and Rmbalmers

No. 7l9 Main St., Freder.
Icksburg, Va. Phone 90.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and telephone
ordors receive prompt atten.
ton Open day and night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
1<aX-etS
GoOlrick'S Modern Pharmacy.

II thc Clerk office. of Ga. Cir.uit court
OF thr county of Caroline on th,. Igtl
dnN pi August. 1907 Harriet Film
lraft. John ". Draft and A. Nav Draft.
hl- MilH b-ulafuin A. Draft and Lille
hi~ wife. and Virginia Il Draft. plaintiffs
AaaiuSt
Jenni" ", nuttou and Andrew button.
ilrf husband. lirilt-sa Craw. and ia.
children and heirs at law of Abraham
Draft Anc-anda Nought. Snllie NJ John
-pn uud LYMAN Draft d,,eaS.Si. the
n'm"S ui which ar. To- th" plaintiffs nm
known defendants
In Chnnccry
The ohlort oi this suit l. 10 obtain "a
d7r" Ten the PARTITION IN kind or sab. in
order tn partition 500 acn-- of land in
Port ROYAL MagiSteriul District. Caroline
county. Va. devised by John 4. Draft.
d'rtgi~'.d. to hl~ four children. HARRIET
Lucy pUatt.Iohn \ Draft. Nirginin Ros.
Draft. ami Benjamin Anderson Dratf.
ami iinrrrtt LucY Draft having died in
t"-tatr. aud affidavit having been
made ami tl-d that the defend
ant- named above and thu. chill
drn and heirs az law of Abraham
Draft Anceanda Nought. Sallie NJ. John
son. and Lyman Draft. d,,-'d. land heirs
W. .Attt ~ 4 A4tf lfisli .tltTt-ii sd
arr not residents of The STATE Of Virpinin
ana uah's. except 50 far a. men
TONED. unknown to the plaintiffs. il
l. Ordered that they DO appear
4ere within fifteen days after due pnbli-
cation hereof anddu what may h. neces-
>afN To- protect their interest in this suit
ANA 10 j. further ordered that a copv
hcnni le published once a week for four
weeks ~ Tic Free Lance. newspaper
published m the city Of Fr,tericksburg
VA. and that copy be- posted at the
'front.' dpor oi the courthouse OF this coun-
N on the 2nd day Of sept. 1907, that he
nag ih" next ~uccet-ling rule day after
thl~ order WAS entered
y cOpy-Testc:
T.. Il. Coghill, Clerk.
BY 7. G. Valentine Deputy Clerk.
y copv-Teste:
T &. Valentine Deputy Clerk.
CHANDLER and Chandler. p. o.
a22w l,g 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
RappahannOck River Line
Schedule in Eli,
BALTIMORE

Schedule IN Effect Sept :. 1907
BALTIMORE T,Pp,u,N>o,
N'NNN''h FREDERIC kSIu
dav lao NJ % 'r light street w'Htter I'm
NIX Nnt.S
Ray Port
Ie,~
BALTIMORE ' ' 'N'' me- r''.,'" Ashur
s'ye baltimore Pier light weather permitting snntsy e. %
'eut'~sal MrlArd North tr,ks
Tappahannock '''"O" ""'erN"M sharp
S+',a Wednesday stop n,ry.~ markell.
NORFOLK
Tu~iAy aulF riln,t IA.
rNeutt Port "A
UP ana Merry Point an Fr.n vtri '7
steamer VII Nrfns p
81 30 each ate rp,u
FREDERIC TAPPAu,NNo,E u.,u,,..
Nofny Thursday
aAiclf' Hop Yard Hay
"a I-Ntou
Wan
N".'ln Water View Moua-kn. tanun
Merry Point -
arrive ia ln'onr "Wednesday uriayu or.i
rAPPAHANNOCK r.,.,.....,
fave ilpIahAnn'"k weather Monday M.a.-ny
s'IrinS AT Wexford
sion9n rtann" 'lurtou Durham
hie stone Mill trek. 'Npnn '''''e''"'
iaAs only
Thlr~i A,,rlF ri i,s
rlEn' deceived az i"lilHf'r until . i.,r
W. u. Scott, Agent fredericksburg Va.
WILL Gen
Baltimore. ''"- '''" '''@S As'.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
WOOD ALCOHOL FATAL
Two Jersey Farm Hands Dead
and One Dying.
DRANK POISON FOR WINE

Employers Mistake Caused Deaths.
But There Is No Suspicion Of Foul
Play-Proseeutor investigating the
Case.
Mcdford. n. j. Sept. O-Supposedly
poisoned by wood alcohol given them
IN mistake FOR wine. two farm hands
lie dead at their homes near here. The
brother OF one of the men :, In a scri-
Gus condition and is not expected TO
recover
The dead men are George Shotwcll
and Alfred Foster and the member OF
the trio stiil alive Is Luken Foster.
Prosecutor Atkinson Is investigating
the case and at his direction two ply
sicians made post-mortem examina-
ton OF the dead bodies while Coroner
Seeds. NJ Pemberton. awaited the re-
suit OF the examination that he might
hold an inquest Immediately II advisa-
BILE. -
Though the manner in which Shotwcll
and Foster came TO their death Is prac-
ttcaily agreed upon. no suspicion OF
foul play attaches To tho circumstances
Some liquor which they were given to
drink by their Quondam employer.
Thomas Blaszak. a farmer. Is said 20
have poisoned the men. but Il is be
lievcd that Blaszak gave them wood
alcohol 20 drink by mistake.
Shotwell and the Foster brothers
lived near Blaszak's farm and We're
employed by the latter 10 help him get
his truck ready for the Phiaielphia
market. After long and hard DAVIS
work In the field the three men were
called 90 the house by Blaszak. AMI IN
Viied 70 havc n glass of wine They
accented GLADLY and their employer
won't INFO the cellar TO draw the bevcr-
az.
When nlaSzak returned ne had a
pitcher frll 81 liquid that looked like
white wine. lie poured out three rlas es
Of 70 and the three men drank it. re-
n irAing NJ the time that n was tho
strongest wine they had had for many
a dsv
That richt all three were taken III
end by daylisht Shotwcu aud Alfred
Poster had gone blind. Several
hours later Foster died. aud the next
day Shotweil suc,umbcd. supposedly 10
the Influence Of the liquor they had
drank. Luken Foster. though suffer
ing torments. held HIS own
When the deaths were reported At
Nj Holly Prosecutor Atkinson direct
cd Or J G. Brown. OF Vincenttown.
and nr. Alexander II Small. OF River
side. TO make post-mortcms on the
men
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Southern Railway

y. B.-Foilowing schedule figures published a.
Information aud are not guaranteed.
Schedule erective MAY 2Gth 1897
Trains leave Washington from Pennsylvania
station
10 u m Daiiy-local for werrenton Dan
siile. ami way stations
So5 a. m Deily-ISc. ior Harrisonhurs. Va.
80 a m Daiy-united States Fast Nah.
irrt-ciar- coaches a.d drawing room sleeper 10
New Orleans. Dining ear service
Hoo a N. dali Washington and Florida
Limited Through coaches and sleeper To Co
iumbis. Savannah and Jacksonville Dinine
car service.
t.Ol p. m week Days-Local Tor Harri-onbury
and way stations on Manassas Branch
AS m Daily-Loeal for Wsrrenton and
Charlottesville For strasburE week days
prcss-first class eoaen to Atlanta sleeper 10
columbus. Ga. Mondays. Wednesdays FrdAva
sunset Route Tourist sleeper. Washington To
ESQ p. m Daily-New York and Florida Ex.
press First class coach aud sleeper To Column
Ola and Augusta Dining car - la carte
lois .. m. Daily-New York and uempb,.
Limited tvia Lynchburs)-First class coach and
Sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatta-
noosa, Birmingham and Memphis. sleeper to
New Orleans. Dining-car service.
Hoo P. m; DaiIy-New York and New Orleans
ton cars 60 New Orleans. slesper h Ashville.
A.lanta birmingham. New Orleans. Dining-car
Trains leave Richmond for the south ns ,ol-
;ows; Daily. a. m. Ills a m. 30 y. m. week
anys y, ~ makes connections at Danville for
arrive Richmond $50 a. m AIS p. m. and Sis
y. IN. daily. so n. m. week days
Through trains from the South arrive wash
ington s55 a. m. s.t5 %. m. 800 a. m. daily; 30
p IN: SIS p m. lilo p. m, and IL y. m. daily
harrisonburg l2.25 D. week days and 20 D.
m. daily. From Charlottesville SIG n. m. and
Ate D m. From stra-burg sic m. week days
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and detailed
Information can be had at ticket once 76s 18th
At. eli Pa ave and Pennsylvania station
haegase checked through from hotels and resi-
danecs.
Phone s75o for p. n. r. Cab service
c. n. ACkERT. V. =. and Gen Man
=. n. HARDwICk. Pass Tratnc MT
w. n. TAlLOE. den. Pass. Agent
L. g. BROWN. General Agent
Washington. ID. q
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
ENOUGH IGNORANT CITIZENS
ithaca N. ", Judge Refuses Appliea
tlon Of Foreidners

Ithaca. y. Y. Sept l0.-Justice
Miller In opening the September term
OF the supreme court here caused a
surprise by refusing all applications
Tor citizenship. We have admitted toe
many ignorant foreigners to citizen
ship already" lie said Il do not pro
pose TO admit to the franchise any
person who does not know enough
about the contribution of the country
10 cast an intelligent ballot will
not grant citizenship papers to any
Immigrant who has not a fxed inten
ton or staying In the country and an
Intelligent knowledge OF and patriotic
Interest in its form OF government
An ignorant electorate tends TO be a
corruptible electorate; an uninteIli
gent use of the ballot is dangerous &c
the success Of democratic form OF
government"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Constipation

hAkesi swstt apples. with some raople b-sng
prompt rriiei Tor Constipation WITH oth-rs
cQar,t AL " heat bread will have the So. -. -
Nature unco.htesiiy has a v,,rrfshi. rrr,,,ix =,
Ie.ieNe cF"ly ailfncnt known % man II physcians
-. u.t lill Natiir- way % health And this a
4 ~ Dark OF a certain tree IN CAliforniN-CaS
c-tA SakihaA-ofitrs a most excellent aid 70 this
en- bit combined with Egyptian Sanna Sfsr1
lcfy Pm iark. solid Extracf OF Pr1rncs etr tbis
So s'caEa ark Is given rs groatest possible
candy Tablet called IAx-etS Il nov r,,ss =, ~
~. Sho,ip Laboratories from this ingenuors nnd
Llost en.stiF prs~cr psion It, eject on Cors.t
t-t,on, Iliou,nc>s- sour stomach Bad preath
sai.9w oomplexion- etc. Is indeed prompt and
Pericnccd. and LAx-ets arr nut m h H..-,,9,I
DIR box o''- - Jill
For something new. nice. economical 80
effective. try a b.ox Of anu
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
NEW DlPHTHERIA hNTITOxIN
Germans Discovery VIII XIII Germ.
In Three Minutes.

In Three Minutes.
Columbus. o.. Sept. 10.--Announce-
ment OF the discovery of an antitoxin
that Will kin diphtheria germs on the
living human organism within the
short space Of three minutes has been
made at the Ohio State University. by
Professor BlSlle. physiological chemist,
az the result OF an exhaustive techni-
cal and intricate series OF tests.
The discovery is attributed to Theo-
dore Wolfram. a German chemist. now
living In this city. The antitoxin was
given tests In hospitals and private
before announcement of its discovery
was made 1t Is applied by infusion
and can be applied In any quantity to
the youngest patient
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
BEARS BLOCK TRAINS
T@>e Their Time In Getting OF Tracks
OF the Lehieh Road.

~Ne netr ! me In Getting Of Tracks
OF the Lehieh Road
Allentown. Pa. Sept l0.-Many
bears have been seen in the North
mountain region during the past
month. and passengers on the Lehigh
Valleys Bowman creek branch trains
have had the pleasure of gazing al
several Of the animals In each in
stance only the excessive footing OF
the engine whistle frightened them
OF the railroad tracks.
The other afternoon. while a mas
senger train was bound for Wilkes
Barre Engineer Miller noticed a mon
ster black bear on the track ahead OF
the engine. lie blew the whistle and
rang the bell. untn finally the monster
bruln ambied slowly from the track
clamhered up the steep bank and radt
his way into a nearby apple orchard
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
Sept. "a, rs and 20, 1907.

inns VIII be one of the most attractive fairs oo hId
." THESE beautiful grounds Every department. will Ina
cr""ueu ana especially attractive. Let everybody exhibit
S""'''n'ng ana OoMh TO TIE FAIR splendid brass
'u Will discourse music during the three days Excur-
SION rates ON railroads and steamboats, RNIIOoN A.
SENSION EACH DAY and the sicshows vii, be- first GLASS
Tn" RACING will he exciting and the entries ar,r,r t,
ever For Premium List other information address
the Secretary. HENRY DANNEuI
= - N'i'>>' secretary President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-12
General Hardware,

Barb Wire, Guns, Pistols, Razors,
Knives, ETC., will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times, Money can
be saved by purchasing at Seott'r
hardware store
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
HELP wANTED--FemaIe

OUR NEW FACTORY BUILDING. WHICH is
THOROUGHLY LIGHTED. VENTILATED
+. AND HEATED. rs NOW READY FOR oCCU-
FANCY; EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTED ON OVERALLS: GOOD PAY;
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