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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily at 60j
:. N. up 10 February %, for dispatch By steamer
Korea
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands. and Ne+-
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria B. G.. close
here daily at 6 % mp TO February 25, for dis
patch by steamer Aorangi.
Hawaii. via san Francisco close here daily at COS
2 m. up to February q, for dispatch By steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco, close here daily al O5
p. m up 70 February 2, for dispatch by steamer
America AIaru.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily at Cos p. n up TO Feb
Tuary 2s, for dispatch by United States transport
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco
close here daily at 665 p. NJ. up to March g. for
dispatch by steamer MsTiposa.
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand, and New Caledonia, via San Francisco.
close here daily at 6d5 p. m. ND to March s, for
dispatch by Australian Mail Line.
Japan Korea, China and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. C.. close here daily al
SOS p. n up to March II, for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of Japan.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. ~ First street noTtheast-Auglst D7natb et ux
% Joseph ~ Camody. lot g square -. $40
Chevy Chase-Harold +. Doyle et ux. to the Chevy
Chase Land Company Of Montgomery County.
Nd Dot 65. square 1867, SO.
PetWoTth-William Jenkins et ux. 10 james s. Fra-
SER. lot A. block 3 SO.
Granby-James G. Rogers ct ux- to John E. Izehsrt,
part $50
First Addition 20 American University Park-Gslen
/. TAFT and DE Witt G.. CrGissant trustees. 10
Gregory Bleakly lots - and 46 square ltss S. go
Holmead Manor-Henry s Brinkerhof et a. 90
American Realty Company, Inc, lots a and g.
block g. SO
Barry Fam-FTauk r. Reeside e. ux. 10 William
Compton, sc-th half Of lot g. section e. SO
West WoodTidge- Henry 4. Nieth et ux. 10 Glenn
=. Husted lot !. and Tsrt lot s. square l3f9 $40
Ingleside-Aiattie NJ. TIUssell et viz John NJ 10
the Kennebmk Realty Company, let s., block 6.
SO.
Addition 10 KenilEoTth-Esiella F. F. lindsay ct
Tir, Arthur r., to Claude A. LINDSAY. lot "a
block !, SO.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. Z"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, Sd STREET, NEW YORK
Z % a. n. Diner Pullman PaTl0F
1900 a. N. Buffet PaFlOr. FiFe-h0ur Train
ssd a. n. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
IL 90 a. n Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
J % ?. m Diner and Pullman ParlOg Car.
> 90 .. n. Royal Limited. Ali Pullman 5-houE
fi1o p. N. Coaches to PHILADELPHIA
. 60 D. N. Diner and Pullman Parlor
$50 ,. n. Coaches to ELIladClphia.
% ,. u. Seepcrs.
'Z.52 a. n SleepeIs
ATLANTIC CITY. rao. 900. ina0 a. n, 100.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. 800 a. m, lz05 noon.
% EVERY 81 9fT9li HT99lIi ~ e 4pP Fl r. H6I,K 5 E N
theek GAYS. 20 a. N. 10 % p M
TO BALTIMORE.
'Z52 $50, $50. TM, 20 800. So, -sSo,
~ 1910. II 20 a. n, tl260 noon, tl295 100
!5S5 80 1909 80 f709 $50 fs@9. 'l090,
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 q. n, 10. so o. m
yINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
'sslg q. u, ! % y. N. 40 night
fiIiobtkG, 'y:D a. H.. ~ '9l0 2. N. r239
CLEVELAND, 'sao D. "a.
COLUMBUS so .. m
M.hkELlSG, 'g:l9 a m, 80 p. n.
hlNlhksIER, 9I0 a. n. f485. IS 90 D. m
sE.EtEoEkICh, is-s 1910. s9:l5 H., 81 20. ta55
HAGEKsTOWN. gao a. n. so p. n,
-Dally Ik1cept sunday. s6undsy only.
1DLEPHONEs 81 all u the following Ticket Of
ave- Main 20; New Union Station. Ticket ONE
Main l3s3. Information Bureau Main 1880
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EFFEGT FEBRUARY s Igs
Leave Washington New Union st1li0n
s65 a. n. and $40 a. m.-D4ily-Au points on
Norfolk and Western also kno1uIs. ChsttanoOga
and Memphis
l0.5 p m--Daily-Rosnoke, Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Ocleaus- Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
Fer NuTfolk-Lsaye Washington 30 a. n daily
II % a u. daily. SO p. u daily. Arrive Norfolk
Il . a.. n. % ?. n. l6 IS p n
as D. m.-Daiy-B BeuyTille, Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. u. and
II - p n
All information Fourteenth stE5et snd Ne9 York
avenue tBond BGildiugl
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Auotioneer.

ADAM 4. EotdLEtks AuCtOneeF.
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF HANDSOME MAHOGANY FURNITURE
BRASS AND ENAMELED BEDSTEADS. FINE
TAPESTRIES. DRAPERIES, PORTIERES.
LACE CURTAINS. SHADES. UPHOLSTER-
ING, WILTON RUGS. MATING, LINOLEUM
BRASSES. sc. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
1877 Il STREET NORTHWEST: ALSO LEASE
OF SAID PREMISES.
By virtue Of order Of the supreme Cont Of the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned receivers viii
sell 0y public auction within the above premises com
meneing
Tuesday, the 18th Day of February,
1908, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The entire stock Of Fine Furniture. ineI,sing
sideboards. Extension Tables Dressers. Serving
Tables. Davenports. Leather Chairs Sewing Ia
bles. Dressing Tables. Chairs Rockers. AIi-brass
and Ensmeled Bedsteads, Rugs Tapestries. I'm
holsterng Draperies, &c, together with lease Of
said premises.
ON view Monday, February IT,
Terms cash.
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY.
Bond Building,
l. WALTER BRANDENBURG.
Fendsll Building
ielZ-d&dsilt Receivers Of the Davenport Go.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED - INSTRUCTIONS II FANCY Dan
eing Address BOX 49, Herald oHcs. fsl6st
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE Published only IS nf1TmaJian, and n0t
guaranteed.
80 +. Nc. & o. LIMITED, DaHy-Fass vss-
u5Gle tTaln. Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington L0uis-
VILE CINCINNATI tadla1tpCils. Chicago. and 81
LOUIS. IQuUcCIlll Tor AIEgIEIz Hos sUrlEss- Pail
man CARS Louisville % Nashville. Memphis, ard New
Orleans. Ulsmg cars l4 carte service.
A-9 T. NJ r. ;. LIMITED. DaIy-s0lid
Festlbule ualn- Pullman cleeptEs . CINCINNATI
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment saeuiuz
Gaf q lrg11la hot sprugs wegk Gays. Uiulaz CaFs
q "a carte serrlce- Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati ID
Inl[dg9 and 81 LOUIS, ana Louisville . Msnphis
Nashville, ard AeE Orleans.
hsserrations sud tickets AZ Chesapeake and Ohio
uheest 'ls Peuasg lvaEla avenue 63 l8rh sirset
near :, and NeW Jnlln station. Teiephoues Main
80 for Washington Terminal Cab SerTlcs gnd kIaiU
leo6 ca IN foT c. a u. Ticket Ofice-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-FollOTing schedule dglres published onIy
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans.
Ashevilie, Chattsnooga. Memphis, 800 g. n and
II 90 p. N. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans le:l5 p "a. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points.
l10 p. N. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken, llo
p N. and $50 p. N daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-Weekly l:l0 .. N.
Local Tor HaTisonbufg. s05 a. n. daily; 4:l5 D. m
week days for Danviile, SOS a. N. daily. and for
Charlottesville SOS a. N. and 4.55 D. m daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont.
L S. BROWN. General Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUs-FOR SALE.

For SAILS CHOICE PLYMOUTH ROCK
pllletsi egg-iayIng strain; one c0clercl; Owner
moving into the city. Appy sll \. Y. ave fal53t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE. ~ PENNA. AVE.

AhNSAEA DEG III 4t-A EENNAs AVE-
Notlee-toiioging schedule not guaranteed.
nz5 A. N. DaIiy-oeaboaHd Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seeDe7s to sarsnasl. ..d I--ksonrille
Through sleepeu Washington % Hamlet and Ham
BET u Atlanta. PsElor car 70 Pinehurst. Diulns
cars.
> z. NJ Dsly-Seab0ard Florida limited. solid
Pullman train through 10 JacksouTIIls and 81. Au-
slsJins. Also Though sIeepers to Pineharst, At
lania. Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining ears.
so +. ii. Daiiy-Seab0aTd Exp-ess- Coaches AID
Fullmans 10 savannah and jacksonville
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, February -, 19Os.)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf az Anncnt.

Assignments for Tuesday February ls lus.
No. 1875. Buchanan ct al. vs. Mcfarland e Al
Attorneys, Maddox & Gatley-E r. Thomas
NO. 1917. Simpson IS. Minnix Attornevs HsIlsr,
Haim-J. A. Maedel and Milton strasbur-er
No 1918. Pope IS. Southern Railway CanpsBv
Attorneys, c. ]. simms and T.. H. Msrshall-G. Z.
Hamilton
No ls2i. Dudley et al. ys. Owen. Attorneys
Charles Poe and 5. 4. putnam-W Il Robeson.
No ls2 BrHthaEer vs.. Tally. Attorneys Wilson
4 BarLsdale-J. ]. Darlington and W g. sullivan
No. ls9. Prudential Insurance Company IS. Lear.
At0rneys Berry & Minof-Tayl0r & Taylor
No. ls2j. Catholic University vs. Wacgaman. At
torHeys. C. 4. Hamilton aud ]. J. Hamilton
No. B26. Congar. administrator vs. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys, L. !.
Mather-G. Z. Hamilton.
No 1877. CASEY rs. Smith. Attorneys, J. II.
sieWart-C. W. Fits and C. A. Keigsin
No. ls-s Barscy vs. Lyons. Attorney ". Il.
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II. W HfLLEAHY & Co,
Charlottesville, Va. fel5-S ". .ss!5t
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

5JoIIth BARAAKD-

Assignments flr Monday. February T. lgs.
No ltsl In re estate Cf R1zsnn4 e. Y1uuz
Ne. %. TGE5rs IS. SHartzeII Rbeam Hersey
company. Attorneys. Chsrles Poe-GeorEs p Hoo
ysr
M . Wsrd Va EUaks Life Insurance Con-
pauy. At,cueys. l. \. H0peTeil-J. Z McNsIlr.
NJ. 8. NCHlaud IS HdEeI Attorneys. H "
Sahosl-C. A. White.
No o. Haler NaH Paper Company vs.. Andrews
Attorneys. J. A. Hieks and L. $ BaHay-J II
AdTiazns.
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Probate Court.
{ Apn l.,
Eauity Suit.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate n MaTy +. keating; HiI dated Arril I,
ls5, fled,
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Mauifa.

No. 2.6i2 Charles J. Kintner vs. Columbia
Phonosraph COMPANY; for injunction and account
ing Attorney (. Wilkinson.
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No. 5z5l. James o. Cornell vs. Lydia K. Don
nelly; damages, a0eo. Attorneys, Carter *
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-SATURDAY. ABOUT NOON. PROM CAR
rage, IN city, Congressional envelope containing
upewFitten manuscript poems. Reward if returned
20 g2l Colorado Bldg. fel6A
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.
coUNTRY HOAlEs IN vIRGINIA.

l. grand old place in a noted and picturesque
region. 1874 acres. part timber part cleared. Com
modious brick dwelling; extended welIshaded lawns
flower gardens; large orchards: barns and tenant
houses. Glorious views; perfect environment One
mile from station miles from city Of 1000 in
habitants. Price s65.0oO.
p choice home in select neighborhood. $50
acres; arabic in part and wer timbered. Very at
sctiVe il-room residence with modern equipment
Great bargain. sl75l0
\ fall description Of these and other properties
sent upon application.
II. ". HILEARY & CO.,
Charlottesville, Va. fel5-S ". .ssy5i
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Equity Court No. i.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
An rEefrrss.ss,ts
Equity Court No. 2.

Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for Monday February T. 1908.
No iS- Auth Traders National Bank. At
toneys. Tohrner-Gordon & Gordon.
No l5S. Aeker vs.. Equitable Life Association Soe
et al Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon-gohnsou 4
Browne.
No. l& Taylor Columbian University Al
toneys. Davis-Aiattingly and Clephsue
No 10. West vs.. West. Attorneys. Hughes 4
Gray-Cobb
No. ~ Walker vs. Love Ct al. Attouevs. VIII.
iamson-BFitt0u q Gray and Hewlett.
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RUG WEAVING.
STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS. sc. AT
WESCHLER'S go Pa. ave. NV. ; reasonable rates.
conveniently located. Phone II. 1852 ia29,30t
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WALL PAPER.

ooMs PAPERED, H Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest fan designs painting. LIE PREUX,
1901 sth st. Phone n slSlm hlsf
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DENTISTRY.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS
government, estate. and damage claims; no charge
Unless successful FULLER AGENCY, III 9Th nv
oc7-tf
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CIrcuit Court No. 2.
TTsgTgFE aN-BFpET,s-

Assignments for Monday, February Il. 1905.
No y Cheshire vs.. Anscostia and Potomac
Rzilnay Company. Attorneys, Charlss Bendheim-
J. J. Darlington.
No ~. Hlllise, Gibbs Daniel vs. Jackson. Al.
t0ueys. ". e. BaldEin-C. T. Hia1ier
No 70. Green vs. Washington Railway and Flee-
tic Company. Attorneys. GaskIns & Beckert-J. ].
Darlington.
No - RzcseE IS. Lockwood. Attorneys. c. A.
Maxwell. samuel 4. Putnam and Charles Poe-R.
A. LGckECqd and Arthur English
Nc. 25i. Bio1dE00d IS CITY and Suhartzn Railway
Company. Attorneys H. l. B. Atsissou-J j. bar
iiEEf1ll.
No. z6 TIE Mosaic TIE Company IS. The Amer
lcan Lck-Ls COMPANY. AtloF1eys Brardent5re 4,
BgaudenbIg Ig-Chsp5n Brlsn and Chsrles Linkins.
No. rs. American Ice Company IS District Il
Columbia. Attorneys, ]. J. Darlinyton-F. H.
Ihcniaz
No. r. L1lT e e. IS. Tile Guaranty ard Surety
Company. At-oIeJs IS. c. Bsldersln-Gittin-s 4
Ch- -a5erlin.
Ne - CooFeF IS BrzhtEood RzHFs7 Connsry.
Atr8Tneys. R06ins1n Whfe-J. J. Darlington
Ne IL Neg YORK Continental Jewel Filtration
Company - Distfift u ColamIis Artorueys. J. Il
Has slen-E r. Thouss.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON.
GROCER.

Private Stock Whisky, &c a Quart.
Away above everything. JAS. d. DONNELLY,
18th and ] sts ug. Wines and Luncheon Specalties.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

NEW GOODS. QUICK SELLERS. POCKET
side and commission lines, also chang5abe aud
waterproof signs. illustrated circulars. CLIMAX
NOVELTY co. st. Louis fel6-Sa
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP;
Swedish Movements; appointments ont. Open sun
DAYS 2dfloor front. Walk in. 5l5 18th St. NV
fcil-0t
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FOR SALE-4ROOM COTTAGE. . OUTBUILD.
ings and half acre ground young fruit and grapes;
city water: 8 minutes to trolley. ~ g. FALL
Owner. Thayer 81, " Langdon. ID. G..
III sou want to buy a Maryland farm or suburban
home, see send for latest bulletin.
Marion DuckeTt s. Son, $50 II NV.
sel4H
FOR SALE At KENILWORTH. ID. G.
Nov is your time to secure on easy monthly pay
ments. one Of these attractive cottages choice lots
In kenilSorth, d. c. Washingtons growing suburb
ALLEN W. MALLERY, f4I7 G st. NV.
PRETTY HOMES, LARGE LOTS, 5 TO 60 PER
foot, at Mt Rainier. Md, On 18th and 18th sts
near r. l. ave-: Distri1 Line Sta. fare; high and
healthy small monthly payments J. &. ROGERS
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in 20 to 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pittman, Graham. Gregg Barnes. tnd
Syllable Eys ms individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 35-Sl9 Colorado Building
THE GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS. RAIL
way mail clerks, b0Okkeepers. messengers watch.
men. skilled laborers, s5euographers, and typeWriters
Examinations soon. Prepare NOW at THE Drill
LERY 100 \. Y. ave. ia2s-u
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Circuit Court No. 4.
rTrnn-Elr. rr-nrr.r-

JUSTICE WRiGHE
Assignments for Monday February y. 1909:
No. 559. Peil Ts. Mckay ct al, executors Al
toney II. +. Davis.
Nc. a. sppler vs. Tie Capital Traction Com
pauy Att0Deys. p. T. SlCman and s. C. PeIle-
K. K. Perry & Son and q. T. Dunlop
No. % kmball rs. District q Columbia q al
AttoTBeys, II z. Dayis-E. II. Thomas, q. A
Douglas. and G.. P. Hoover
No 59l- Friedman IS. District Il Columbia A.
torneys, ]. J. PeyseE and HAYDEN Johuson-E. h.
Thomas
No 3a Wilkinson IS CahH Automobile Com.
pany. Attorneys Leckie Fulton q Cox-Horsrd
Bod
No. 3Z Waldron vs. Dieuionne. Atfo-Bers
Hayden JohBs0n-John Rid9ut.
No. 32l. Hudson v. Piczfori. Att0ueys Aler.
ander Kigour and ". M Euisgn-Nladdor q
Gatley.
No. 70 Cullen ys Alderman ct al Attorreys
RalstoB & sidd0Hs, ". =. Richardson. and @ A
White-John Ridout and g. e. Gertman
No 80. United States vs. National safe DeUosf
Savings and TuIst Company. Attorneys. d. " Bs-
keT-J J. Darlington.
No 35 Powell vs. Saunders et 81. Attarnegs
BraEdenburg & BIaHdenbulg-W L. Lester and
Berry & Minor.
No 8. Abby IS. Anacostis and Potomac River
Railroad Company Attorney. Maddox & Gatiev-
G. 4. Douglas and Il T. Hoover.
No g. Wood vs. DistFict Il Columbia et al A.
torneys. Gardiner & H0psWeil-E. II. Thomas and
& Il T1-usr
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PENMANSHIP.
PERSONAL.
NINE. WERNER,

Late Of Chesapeake Beach. has recovered from her
recent illness and viii receive her friends at sl9 sh
81. nv. Paimisty. ciaiTVoyant readings Friday and
hunday. Parties attended.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED-FEMALE.

HOHE LAUNDRY AND DAY WORK. AFFLY
at once at 373 OAK 81 nw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
HARD FOUGHT GAME
TsppahsuuOek Defeated Warsaw to 2.

Iappahannock and Warsaw crossed
baJ- Saturday In match game OF ball
at warsaw and the game was 20 closely
contested that It took fourteen innings
70 decide the contest. which was 3 10 ,
Ia favor ot Tappahsnnock. The game
was called at 1870 Tappahannock scor.
ed In the first inning, Narsaw scored in
first aud Tappahannock tied the score
Ia the ninth. and then u wac "A hard bat
Tie Tor the deciding score. which Tappa-
hammock managed 10 get in the
fourteenth Inning Battery for rappa-
hammock. Wright and Vaughan; for War
Jaw. Brooks and Connelle.
Wright pitched for fredericksburg this
seas IN up 10 IA short time ago, and
Brooks has been pitching for Petersburg
this season.
Marshall. Bird base; Dodd left field. and
bauman, 2nd base. all three of the Fred
ericksburg team. played with Warsaw.
Pope Of the Fredericksburg team. play
ed LETT field for Tappahannock.
The fredericksburg delegation left
warsaw at q O'Clock Sunday morning
aud arrived here sbout > Sunday even
Ing. They had a fine trip and were
royalty treated at Warsaw.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10

The COMMITTEES On Water OF the Cir,
Council aud Board 81 Aldermen OF Rich
mon ORGANIZED 10y the election Oi Coun
cnint.n Morgan X. Mills ~ chairman and
Alderman q. R-nrolds a. snb-chair
man. both former observation-disclosures.
Mise Sally Arnold. % King George
arrived here Wednesday % resume her
studies ~ the coll,g ~ She VIII be- a gue-,
o' Tue Bradley family Tor several weeks
Mrs- W. l.. BurTuss was taken sick al
Atlantic City and WAS brought 70 Wash
iugton Tuesday. She came home We'd
nesdsy and Is still quite sick
Mr.. T. \ Brent left WEDNESDAY morn
ing for the Baltimore. Philadelphia aud
New York markets 20 buy pretty milf
merry for the fail trade.
Mrs. W. l.. Brannan went to Richmond
Wednesday To be "a guest OF her friend
Mrs. X. Roberts, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Bolts have return
ed home from a months visit 20 the fam
lily on Mr.. james Bolts IN Roanoke.
Miss Emily Diversified. 81 Baltimore
who has been - guest oi Ms Grace
Jones. returned home "wednesday.
Ars Lucy BRADLEY and son. Paul. ARE
vi-iting MIR. ami Mrs. j. r. Brown. Mrs
l. a sister Of Nr. Brown.
Mr n. l. McGhee IS convale-csut from
a prptracted iilue-s and goes ont for "A
short tina" each day
Sir. ". r. smith. who has been ex-
trenely III with pneumonia. Is much i'm
proved
Lieut.. T. II. Leavell. who has been In
ulSpos d with rheumatism. is out again.
Jones haz Just received a large line of
percale-, ma1ras cloths. motor cloths
chambrey. isnneette. II YOU want
strictly new styles aod patterns and the
largest assortment, SEQ JOINS.
Miss Julia Hall has returned iAm
Atlantic City and other Northern resorts.
Mr.. x. A.hishp Augh Is out and at bust
Hess, after q. TX weeks attack of fever.
Mes-rs + =. Stearns and o. d. Foster
were In Washington Wednesday
". II. Curtis Biscoe left Wednesday
Tor business trip 20 Baltimore.
Mis- Annie Srauer. who has been sicb
with i'Vr-. is cpnvalescent
4. ". Jones and his ACCOMPLISHED
milliner. Miss Isabelle Riley. are now
visiting Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New
York Ia search Of the newest aud hes,
10 dry goods and millinery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
BARREL RACE At RINK
Eight Contestants James sIddIston tbs Winner.

\ very large crowd assembled at the
rink Monday night e. enjoy the skating
and witness the barrel race los ,ight CON
testaats. four ia each of two heats and
the third heat between the two winners
Tor the prize, - psir Of nickle plated
skates. The contestants IN nfst heat
We're o. Carter +. l.eitch. Douglas
Garter and +. :. Jerwan. This WAS won
by J. o. Carter. Time. > minutes TIL
second heat. e. +. Satterwhits. James
Middleton, Geo. Melville and NJ Patfer.
son. won by James Middleton. Time,
2:O5.
The final heat, between Middleton and
carter, was won by Middleton. Time.
LOO. The distance was Y mile. : laps
around the rink Mr. ". T. Bradley
was Judge, Mr. +. L. W. Green time
keeper, and Manager Brooks starter.
.he race was very amusing There
were many spills and one of the contes.
tants fell, got hung in the barrel and had
10 be taken out. This II the serond race
Middleton has won.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
THE TOMATO FACTORY
It Is Busy PIscs-25, 900 Cases VIII Be Pu, Up

The Home Brand Tomato Canning
Factory Il In full blast. The officer Of
the company are O. NJ. Armstrong.
president; W. T. Armstrong. treasurer.
and K. NJ. Agan, secretary.
They are working 100 people. Last
week they sold 10. 600 cases OF tomatoes.
ard expect TO put up %, 600 cases during
the season. The crop il not as large as
last year. but the fruit f. much better
There Is "a marked improvement IN
handling the loads a. they are brought
In and teams ARE not kept stanGing holt
81 "A day, a. last year. but are uuioaded
quickly. The owners want all tho tona-
toes they can get and are paging * per
ton Tor prime stock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
ON 4 LONG MARCH

DAKOTA Bob, the pedestrian. arrived
here Tuesday en route 20 Mexico. carry
ing the seal OF she UGited states. which
he Will deliver u President Disz, aud
bring back the seal OF Mexico and deliver
II To either Mr.. Brynn or Judge Taft a.
President Bob" left Washington
Monday night. lie wicked Tuesday 81
miles in - hours ami - minutes He Is
covered with badges and Il an Object of
interest. This Il his seooad visit TO Fred
ericksburg having been here five wears
ago. when he was walking around the
borders 81 the Uuited states
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
DR.. HAWTH0RRs'S LECTURE

Rev. Geo. W. Mcdaniel, d. d., OF Rich
mond, says; "Dr. j. b. Hawthorne's
lecture IN the First Baptist church Fri
day evening on Air, Sunshine and Out
door Living thrilled and enraptured a
great congregation of the most inteIli-
gent and appreciative people OF Rich
mOnd."
DR.. Hawthorne will deliver this lecture
IN the Baptist church In this city on
Tuesday night. Sept. 10th.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
RACES FOR IKE FAIR
Good Prospect. foI flne Contrasts.

Active preparation Ore h.irg made + n
the annual tair 90 rnr RaDpabAngook
Icy Agricu 'urAl society tu b. he'd
irir pt -@-h. 3nth saG Ort Let
g. r'ai attention 81 beiu1 given 10 Va,
80 'ng ic1 ulos thIn year nud "A good
program has been prepared which will
attract large number 90 horse owner.
There VIII be three running races the
second day and three the thi,d. with
pdrses aggrcgeting 500 the second day
and Si2j thc third
~ TIE - derrick sburg Fair ps,c-ies
TIE state Fair az Richmond. "A number
81 hor--- vii ha brought here eurnuf,. 10
th- latter exhibition Aad she ra,ius
pr1mitcs tu nf a feature Of the local fair
i he hall mile truck here, which Is one fl
The best in toe states being put On good
condition and q number 90 local hosscs
aye already training at the ground.