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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
MOSsTS MEN HOLD REUNION

The iourte nth annual rcuu.on Cd.
doshS = men" was hid at Han..l.o-
the Veterans be'ag the guest. of Rl~e
1idge chapter, Daughters oi tue Coined.
eracy.
Col Mostly was not ther. owing .o fis.
health Many - thu 90 c,u.rnan.i. =
ipHpw'rs. noN'v.r. wee h.i, L.. 'and
the herioc achievements 81 their chm. :.
tain while ne Il sick IN Washington.
Officers We're GA pSen ~ follows.
Commando. Cob VIM. n. Chairman
Richmond, first ieu'enant commandnr
y. +. Palmer. Richmond: second lieutan'
ant commando. Robert Harrcver
Washington; third lieutenant com
mander, I. ". Lake, Loudoun: serge ant
major. BOYD Smith. Louisa. chaniain
hev. Frank A St-pther. Fairfax. adm.
teut. Henry A. Ashby. Delaplape.
binrer was served On thu lawn of = =
Rodgers. Of Mo-h1'- command. by he
Daughters Of the Coniedaracy. Na,or
q. Earnest Lsith delivered AN address -
welcome. TO which n response WAS ua,i,
by Rev. J. T. Williams. % Wesr Virginia.
Col. John II. Alexander. Of I.aesburv
"h0 has written - history 80 NoShv's
tx piplts. was chos.u toa-+mastar
Henry I. Harrison spoke on 'Mosbv and
his men. The old rebel veil Ms ,ivgn
at its conclusion.
Col Hugh Mclllhany. OF stanton
past commander OF the camp also spoke
A review ~ the old battle ground
around IN town was m Ade.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
LETTER TO c. FRANK TIMBERLAks
Fredericksburg Va.

Dear Sir: II you were our agent, you'd
have lots OF fun hearing what competi.
tors say OF DevOe.
Thay all agree that It isn't right.
IL isn't right for them; II takes less
gallons. They don't say that. They say;
too much zinc" too much Lead .
they don't say too little OIL" they
don't say too strons;' they don't say
goes too far. =" or takes too few gallons
TO cover a Job
IL is right for the owrer; right for the
painter. right for the building; wrong
Tor the man who wants to sell more
gallons for the same DO
We can't suit everybody. Enough to
suit a but one. Yours truly
113 r " DEVOE & CO
p. 81. Willard Adams sells our paint
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION
over Twenty Injured When Powder
Storage House Slows Up.

over Twenty Injured When Powder
Storage House Slows Up.
Spencer. y. c. Oct 1.-Two lives
woic lost and twenty or more persons
were injured In Spencer by the expIo.
sion al powder storage house in the
yards OF the Southern Railway com
pany. and most Of the buildings near
by were damaged by the shock and the
fire which followed.
Hire vas discovered in the storage
room OF the powder house. and the
Spencer shop IRE department rushed
TO the scene. c. II. Layton and w. f.
Stafford were holding the fire hose
when the explosion occurred ana were
buried under the debris. With great
difficulty their bodies were pailed out
OF the burning ruins after the scene
was reached by fellow workmen. The
fire consumed twenty or more cars
and other material II is said that the
powder magazine contained hall car
load Of powcer. dynamite anl eth /
explosives.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
THE FAIR OVER
Good Balance Will be Left After
Paying All Purses, Prizes
and Expenses.
RACES ON The LAST DAY, ETC

The 1905 fair u the Z Y A. an.
society has closed and another success
has been added To IT. unbrnica record
oi % successive annual exhibitions.
All conditions were favorable aud At
tendance WAS excell'nf. The society VIII
have handsome bslarce left aft, pay
my ali expenses prizes aid purs~s which
can be used towards making the next
lair a better one than fredericksburg
has ever had
In the handsome display OF furniture.
carpets, rugs. etc mad. by Mr + c
Ninde, a beautiful exhibit % cut aud
growing flowers Was made by.Mr. ]
Palmer Gordon, oi Ashlsnd, for whom
Mr. Ninde l. the agent in th!s city.
The two gas ohne en- : ines ia AK icultural
Implement display attracted general at
tention. They were made lev the Alma
Manufacturing Company nf Alma.
Mich, aud exhibited by Mr.. Goniain of
h'imore; one vas ! horse power the
other , horse power. The latter was
purchased by Mr.. W. d Mills OF tAis city.
The engines were awarded prizes
THE RACES
The races were again interesting aud
resulted AS follows:
Z mile dash. Purse 500. of which
- NNNFAhs wv A0 q. L. HAr.
ris Racinette first Matt Myers Bessie
Minn second, G. A. Huntin0toa's
Twister third, W. p. Skinker's Harper
fourth
q mile For gentleman riders Weight
14U pounds. Purse $50, OF watch $40
TO second F. L ". Green's Mamie
Ordway first, & o Tayloe's Kingston
Girl second, J. p. simpsons Bill Bailey
third. The other starters were Mr. Sui
hvaa's Catspaw, Thompson Briggs
Sally Ann.
q mile dash. Purse 800. of W hieh $50
TO second. $50 20 third. c H. Hnr-
Ramps Demiiohn first. Matt Myers
Congress second, W. p Skinker's Harper
third.
Consolation Race \ mile dash Purse
SO, OF which S15 to second. $40 to
third. G A. Huntington's Merry Lassie
first, g. t. Boulware's Admiral Togo
seconds. Z. b. Rollins Lady b. third.
We congratulate President T. r. Nor
rlson, Secretary s. j. Quinn, Chief Mar
shall NJ. b. Rowe and the few leading d.
rectors who took an active part in max
ing the Fair a success.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
The FAIR
A Big, Happy CrOwd---Beautiful Bal.
loon Ascension.
SPLENDID PAGES, The WINNERS. ETC.

Tho crowd at the Fair Wednesday was
estimated at between 5000 aud Z 900
Centainly 10 was a very large gathering
and good humor prevailed on all sides
iher' was no di-orfer of nnv eonse-
queuce. No aecid-nts
The balloon ascensiOnat , O'Clock was
beautiful one, the ballounist descending
with his parachute and landing I'm the
center of the Fair grounds. The balloon
came down Just north If the grounds on
the h-ak of the river
TIM RACES.
The races were the best .sen here for
years. There was considerable DELAY In
getting them started. hut the. contests
We're close and exciting They result d
a. follows.
Scrub Rsce-HaU u'e. five starters.
'. ". Sales Brownie ir-t: 6 r. Gsr-
retts RUBY, second The other starters
werc W. =. Sklnker's Whit Garter. Il
= l. Ioncure's Red Buck, o. N. Hayes
Lady Paramount
Han mile heats Purse 1925. Six
starters. @. A. Huntingdon Ethel Brv-
tina won first heat; &. +. Roulware's
admiral Togo. second; J. r Harris
RHcinette. third.
Second heai-Mat Myers Congress;
hrst; karine;te, second; Admiral Togo,
third.
Third heat-Congr, ~. first; Ethel Brv-
tha. second g. o. Tayloe's Kingston
Girl also ran.
Haf mile dash-Purse SO. of which
SD To- second; $40 10 third ". P
Sk'nker's Harper. trsr; +. l.. ". Green,
Mamie Ordwey, second The other
starters we've NJ. +. Brigx'- Salie Ann:
J. I. Simpsons Gold Dust; T. u. Roi-
lin : Sadie b.; " II. simpsons Bin Bailey.
Novelty rscce-li, miles. Purse 5000
hrst at = mile post. $50; a post. $50:
NIL post, $50; p mile post. $50. Mat
Nyes Bessie Vim lead the entire race
winning the whole purs-. C.. II. Hur-
Samp's D-mii1hr fuished second. The
other starters wers g. A. Huntingdon
Merry Lassie Goldsmith aud Pey tone
Ce'spsw.
The ATTENDANCE ~ the 'a!r THURSDAY
was iully mp e. the average for a thirc
day. The weather again smiled on the
exhibition and everything went of a.
cordipI 4" program There was an
9th es,iul balloon ASCENSION.
congressman q. G. Carlin. ~ Al.xan-
dria' was among the distinguished
visitors or The ground.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
WILL SHOOT REPORTERS
Virginia Outlaws Order Newspaper
Men to Leave

Virginia Outlaws Order Newspaper
Men to Leave.
Richmond. Va, Oct mo disturb.
ing Developments were reported from
Buckingham county. where a reign OF
terror has prevailed for several days.
Some arrests are expected within the
next twenty-four hours A warrant has
been issued for William Thomas. ono
OF the band. for shooting dovl y. NJ.
gregory. a wealthy farmer. WAC prose.
cuted one Of the alleged outl. US.
The newspaper men have been CT.
dered to leave the scene OF the dis.
turbances. and told tina. they wolld
be shot on sight if they reappeared
The sheriff and detectives are said TO
have located the outlaws, and a battle
is expected at any moment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets

The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR oriet.
winter extras. new. $4,000. IS: penn
syhanla roller. clear S3S51 4.l0. CITY
mills, fancy, S5.S5M6. RYE FLOUR
steady per neL. S4I5M425. WHEAT
steady; Ne. red. western. sI0Sa
LOS -. CORN firm: No. . yellow lo.
car: StM 81 &c. OATS firm. No. >
white. clip Pei. 5iia a 55c; lower
grades, SIC. HAY steady. timothy
large bales. SlI5O61S POULTRY,
Live steady; hens. l3izc.. old roost
ers, Siac. Dressed firm: choice fowls
l41sc; old roOsr ers. i0c BUTTER
steady; extra creamery. 2Sc EGGS
firm; selected. 2S q soc: n arbv o.
western. 25c. POTATOES steady, 1t
I50 soc. per bushel Sweet Potatoes
Eastern Shore. Va. per barrel. Sl.25
BALTIMORE - WHEAT duh and
easy; No. spot. $l05L a IOSiL :
steamer No. spot. $l.OC Gl OOiL
southern. SLV0ia los =. CORN duiI
southern. soc. OATS hrm. vhste NJ
?. s2l1c., Ne. s. 5lisf see: no, 4 ~
Gi5lc., mixed. No .. 5lT51ILr. NG
3, sea 5Ct2c. BUTTER stealy crea,',.
cry separator extras PAS SC. heI3
iSQ zoe; prints, 25N zoe: MARYLAND
ana pennsylvania dai prints. Iec
EGGS steady; fancy Maryland. Penn.
sylvania, Virginia and West Virrinia
zee, southern. PIC.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
TO SpOIsYLvAEIA DEMOCRATS

| desire to call the attention Of the
Democrats OF Spotsylyania county, 50
the TACT that Hon. Claude A. Swanson,
Governor of Virginia, and Judge f. T..
Montague, elector from this district, and
Hon. {. Convey Baker, viii address the
Democratic voters OF sPotsylvania eoun-
ty on Monday, Oct. >, zoos, at Spotsyl-
vania z. d., on the issues 10 the present
campaign.
You are hereby requested to be present
In order that we may arouee as much
enthusiasm as possible. which Is essen.
t'al 70 Democratic success.
Respectfully.
G. Richeiieu Coleman.
Chairman OF the Democratic COMMITTEES
OF Spotsylvania county.
J. Wallace Massey, Secretary. TIT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
WIFI S0X WIN FROM
lHltRSTATE COMMERCE
White soS I interstate Commerce 0.

The best .au' oi baseball OF the whole
-'as,n was pisy ID at Athletic Park near
the Fair Gro-udS. Wednesday evening
between the White Sox and Interstate
-,ii,ilsfre' OIL Ne-hingtou. ID. e. Pope
pitched for t'.e White Sox. He has oniv
been scored oo three tunes in the last
tx games he has pitched. four being
-hrf out ones IA yesterdays game he
~ !. A. out 10 men aud Green 3. Eight
.-iihS- Wrf- play ed, She game being
cali ou account of darkness.
fr. l.r'-k ,bury. OOOO OOO1-1
Interstate Com. q OOOOO co
Struckout-by Pope 10. by Green
First on bai--O6 Green /. Sacrifice hits
sheppard. Marshall. Hampton Double
pi"f W sr.ing To- Baumau. Left on
,'-'---t '"1"r'c seburg >, Interstate
W""te. q. FIRST base on errors-In.
ters a,s Commerce 4. Fredericksburg
Hit os pitcher-By Pope , Time Of game
II hr., 20 minutes. Umplro-Gouldman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
"WsYSIDE" RESIDENCE BURNED

eyside residence. situated nn the
'lans Road. near the city. owned NV
Capt. ". Il. Rowe aud occupied by Mr.. j
harry Cole. was burned To the ground
thursday morning The fire originated
from ~phFk on the root. caused bv
trash teing burned nearby All the furn-
itlrr 'ns saved. The dwelling was in-
sure i1r - 600 aud furniture flr $500
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
PUBLIC SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS

SAMUEL ". WILLIAMS.
Accomac, Oct. 3.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Leesburg, Oct. II.
HENRY c. STUART.
Westmoreland. Oct. 26.
WILLIAM A. JONES.
Aceomac, Oct, ..
JOHN LAMB.
King William, Oct. 6.
GOV. CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
Spotsylvania Courthouse, Oct. ;.
L. L. MONTAGUE.
Spotsylvania, Oct. 5.
King and Queen, Oct 10.
Tappahannoek, Oct. 10.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
SPOTSYLvANlA DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE

| desire to call meeting Of the Spot
sylvania Democratic COMMITTEES on Mon
day, Oct 5th, 1905, at Spotsylvania q.
H., for the purpose of organizing a
Bryan, Kern and Jones Club, and re
quest as many IS possible be present.
c. Richelieu Coleman.
Chairman OF the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Spotsylvania
j. Wallace Massey, Sec'y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
DARRELL RACE At RINK
Norris Kelly Ihe Winner

The barrel race at the rink Wednesday
night had eight contestsntant. &. Pat;er.
SON. W. Owens, ". Satterw bite. Marvin
ompton, Geo. Smith, Frank Schroeder.
Aorris Kelly. Robert McGhee.
The first heat was won by Compton.
second by Kelly The final race b.,
Nelly The prize was pair OF skates.
A large crowd was present
Messrs. d. Scott Quinton. J Conway
hlcaester and v. W. Butzner were
Judges and ManAger nronks starter
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
The BIGGEST PEAR YET

Henry Coleman, the sexton OF the
Methods church, has brougt to our Of
nee Keller pear. which he plucked from
IA tree in his garden, which weighs IL
pounds. This beats the largest so far
brought in by a quarter of pound.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
DEATH IN CAROLINE

Mrs. Lizzie Amanda Gstewool died at
. IRE - iieuc- ~ her daughter. Mrs W.
VI wight. near Penpla Caroline conn.
~. % i'w dfys ago. aged ~ years She
leaves three daughters. Mrs W. n.
" riHlt. ~ P0nole; Ms, Edinunis Gate
wool. 81 Washington. aud M.-s lucy
,i.... God. 81 p no,a Iatermrnt in
n lIyNnOi. RLhmn.h.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Ars. John p. Shreckhise. of
Steunton, have announced the approach.
Ing marriage Of their dauahtsr Miss
Evelyn Louise Shreckhise, t. Hr Raw.
leigh William bowman Taylor. of this
city, the ceremony to take plrc. on the
morning III Wednesday Oct IA. IN A. tn
O'Clock, Emmanuelchureh. Stau.tur. IA.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG Union stock Yards,-
prime. S5.65Q590. SHEEP bip6aS.
lambs lower; prime wethers. sf0glO.
euils and common. SI5QNs: lambs
S3.ouW DO; veal calves sSS1S ~
HOGS lower; primo heavies 81 S5Sr
100; MEDIUMS, sga720; heavy York.
$50; pigs. asa AIS. roughs S56i6
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
WEATHER REPORT

Sept, 19O7-MaIimum, 92: minimum,
-; greatest daily range 20: rainfall
90; greatest 10 24 hours, 3 30; clear
days, Is; part cloudy. 10; cloudy. 4.
sept, l9OS-Maximum 81. minimum
40: greatest daily range, 33; rainfall.
3 "a; greatest in 24 hours, Ply; clear
days, Il; part cloudy, 10; cloudy, 3.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
LOCAL MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS
corrected by Simon Hirsh & Rrol
wheat, 81 70 %: corn. 81 10
-, neal. $1.S5 TO $3.50: oats
40 to 90; old hens. Q to 10: snr,ng
chicken. II 20 - cts. per ponnd:
eggs, Il 20 - ; lard. 10 10
~ drcss. I've 1910 Il; turkeys. drawn.
~ TO 10; turkoys. undraWn. - to
-; turkeys, live, IL 20 u: butter.
10 20 -. hams, 10 70 Is. irish pc
-sVoes' ~ e. go sweet potatoes.
% TO GO; lambs. $3.50 - al oo.
n''es' Hreen' T. ~; dry salted.
. to ~; dry hides. 6k t. 7. cali
skins No. !. f1.IO per skin. hailed
hay. VA u Sl7 Tor ton; leaf sumac 20
to 90 per loo, hogs, live weight B
To OF; beef. I've weight. 3 To 4c
gor1 ~ % .; wool, 10 to Is per 10. :
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
MARRIED

Mr French $ King and Miss Lula A.
Waller, both ~ this city. were married
wednesday evening at > O'Clock. at the
res te1ce Il the officiating minister. Rev.
Decatur Edwards. Those who witnessed
the cera mony We're Miss Lizzie Mills and
Nj. John Rodgers. The couple VIII re-
side on " ole street.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
KUMMAGE SALE

The ladies Of she City Mission will have
n rummage sale in October, for the bene-
fit of their nourishmeut and medicine
i1nd. Tney appeal to tie housekeepers
Tor old fAnnels and such clothing as will
keep The aged aud little children com
Portable during cold weather. Also any
articles saleahle at our rummage.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN

should be the best obtainable. The Sin
ger Sewing Machines, also the Wheeler 4
Wilson, are acknowledged the Hghtest
running, most durable and convenient OF
any. Look for familiar Red s. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 903 Main st.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
DIED OF CHOLERA lHFANTUM

Morton Oliver, , year old son of Mr..
William and Mrs. Lizzie Hicks Oliver.
died at fhe home OF his parents, near Cur
lew, Spotsy lvania, OF cholera infantum.
Thursday morning. Funeral from home
Friday a. 2 d IN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
Mr.. STUART Ar FAIR

Hon II. c. stuart candidate. f,r Derro.
cratic nomination for Ciovernor ne1t
yea, was a visitor at the fair Wsdnss'
day He met a number % our psonle
was cordially welcomed and was pleased
with his visit.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
RAYNeR'S FINE PAID
Senator'S Son Taken From Norfolk TO BsItImors
BY Ills Fsther.

For the 'econd time within 4, months.
W IN. Is. Rayuer, son Of L :. senator
KAY nef, OF Maryland, was Thursday
ulseV TAKEN from Norfolk 10 his home by
n's "a 'her. Aeon panying them To Bal
imore Thursday night were DIR. Bivens
aud George A. +, 81, sec etAry to the soma
tor. The senators son had bean under
arrest Tor disorderly conduct. In the
pole" court kayDer did not respond
when his name was called. He was
lined the usual and costs. which was
paid out of the cash hoai which he had
put up.
The meeting OF the senator and his son
at the Sarah Leigh Hospital. where the
young man bad spent the night. was
cordial The senator thanked the police
Tor the care which they had taken Of his
son.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT

Capt. NJ. r. Rowe has been appointed
Honorary Vice PRECEDENT Of the Virginia
State Far, ci Richmond, for the county
Of Spot-A lvanin
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
PUBLIC SCHOOL ENROLMENT

The white public schools have 572
chidren enrolled ~ against 529 last year.
The average daily attendance for Septem-
ber wac 300
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03

Rev Alexander Mann, ID. d. of Trin;-
~ church, Boston. was elected Thursday
the bish p OF Washington 20 succeed the
late Bishop Henry Y. Snttlelee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
TO SPEAK At CAROLINE COURT

Hon. W. A Jones aud hon. n. st.
George Tucker viii speak at Caroline
court on Monday. Oct 18th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
SEED CORN CONTEST

Splendid Specimens the Grain Exhibited xanss
OF the seed corn at the Fair
but visitors generally
following the wfbe
Dannehl
to those u OF merit S' ~ WV o""u'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03

We print everything from q book TO
visiting card on the power presses NJ
Vie Free Lance. Send us ynur orders.
The free Lame
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
BEACH--ENNlS

Miss Irene Ennis, of Elk Run. and
Joshua Thornton Beach of Jackets Nill.
Stan ltd county, were married at Rock
vile, Nd, Wednesday by Rev. Ernest l..
Wolfe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
CURRENT COMMENTS

.r ~. f.. u t-.t.t.t
from 'h' Buffalo Lithia spring-. wher,
no spent q month.
NJ II Ht.ls ofpi.l,,,,..a
Mr. In, p Hi,ts 30 s -. ,,'',,,.n -'n o.
a visitor 10 tho fair.
I.,otf S,,...iol ,,,is NO., .r-,
zoe slls Inv 81. tpis,s,.,. l.
Z job countcrl J. n l.ouervK a..
ga r. Wasb,"',s ,',, M anu - u return
pleasant st,.y b''-. If a 800. 80, ''''.' a
D., iAo'le es'liu- = ". Jones "n l., ni- r'i -
li"er- nave iet1rnrH from '"r y fth.-
log s.,,.~ f.,s D, ..-. 80. .',
perc.,i.- rnio. ,.. ..s cI,,h. 80.
hams. etc Dsu-.f our r,guIn- fnrm,l
oi"''''- ''' oe annoou,cd Srer.
Nr 70 L. O.wni.ll.ft f,- ,,ewark y 1
s.a4-D.y. vh,r. I... .,-r.n,,. 10, i,,'.
-. Hir family viA 'e'a''n mere this
A great bl. ,.,,..i,.ir ,l.o
I'n,-,.-t ~, 81" '''. Go. See
. ones winep~. Thea bu, ,heic qeck.
VhiS 30 pairs. ltey are cu.tp i.t - 80.
sale price, - - 20. aaIr Quick ~ Won
1i. .n- l.. l-ou. 81 Washington
-l' .''l Tie i1'r con 1a. .rl VAS a
t.e CIV '''a Hsn'
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mas :. TO
10 A.. cry 20.
Tnlrsfev unatge..v..l.-,-.,..u
Ing ln fhi.al4l.li. N.uN,.lf l.''.--
N.-sHa FALL -ol Toronto Cl ..A
Tht show fall -o.. t.. ..,r,..-.
az '.,'i'e 1at n' .-., orc ur a! stock
q mp. D.. Coli aro -r
De-" i.- ' -.tr.n suit.
y ln,. >tor.. '"' L.
No. o.. 9',ns D t.r. % A-tcheils,
.C4a. a. l. la..,lt " ~ r.
-'H 400" M ht-t r.a.e -
h'''' s,nfr eyes Ntir.I-i -o. 10 charge
WHY '.'4e.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
FAIR PREMIUM LIST

The foil list OF prizes awarded at the
lair Will be found on the first page of
this issue
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-03
A CAMEO PIN LOST

Lost on Che Fair Grounds or in the
ely. a medium sized cameo Iip with
W mans head on IT, liberal reward
will be psid Il returned 60 the Star office.
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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-02
OLD Time ARIZONA
COWBOY RETURNS
Doc Goodwin, Holder Of Many
Records, Comes Back to
Tucson.

Doe Goodwin, holder of more records
and owner of medals of every kind and
description won during the days when
he travelled with the wild west show
of Arizona Charley Meadows and Buff
falo Bill Cody, arrived in Tucson yes
terday morning, says the Tucson Citi-
zen, and will remain here for several
days as the guest of friends in Tucson.
Doc Goodwin is q native Of Arizona,
and for years was the holder of the
record in all cowboy sports. In fact,
the time of Doe Goodwin made in a
steer tying contest eight or ten years
ago has never been equalled, and de-
spite the claims of numerous contest
ants and aspirants Cor the honor, it is
still agreed by all old timers who saw
Goodwin years ago, that better horse
man never sat in a saddle.
In the early days Of the territory no
county fair or town carnival was com
plete without the accompanying steer
tying, broncho busting, Gag picking
and other sports which go to complete a
cowboy festival, and it was in these
pslmy days Of the past that Doe Good
win, then resident of Phoenix, was
in the height of his glory. Goodwin
was known over the entire. west as
the crack exponent Of all these sports
and men came from every state in the
west to dispute the honor with him, but
every one of them was sent home by
the redoutable Doe, conquered hero.
1t was while he was the holder of all
these records that W. +. Cody heard of
him, and nothing would do but that he
should become the star performer in
his wild west show, and for several
years Goodwin travelled with him over
the country. Later Charley Meadows
organized si-"ilar troupe and Good
win travelled with him for some time.
Goodwin has now, however, retired
from the arena of wild west sports
in which he covered himself with SO
much glory, and is engaged in the cat
tie business, also making a side line Of
mining.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-02
1.-THE COLLEGE REMNANT"
TO BE PRODUCED HERE

II. l.. Brown, who is known from
coast to coast for his theatrical pro-
auctions, arrived in the city last even
ing and on January Is or Is, will pro-
duce at the DreamlaDd with wholly To-
cal talent, the spectacular musical
comedy, "The College Pennant. The
play will be presented under the aus
pices of Globe lodge of Elks No. 4S9
and it will easily be the theatrical and
social event of the season. Mr.. Brown
brings with him a carload of scenery
for the play and in Bisbee and Douglas,
where "The College Pennant' was re-
Gently played, the press was unanimous
in saying that the scenery was the finest
ever hung in local theater. The play
is written around the annual boat race
between Harvard and Yale and it is
the work of King and Evans, who col
Elaborated in "The Elk Is Tooth" which
Mr.. Brown produced for several sea-
sons.