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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-30
SruIt.Nnlnnnnnien

"9'arbIanb srut Co." gioroireTt.Gde. GaLbett.
ltno 9ernlursStruBc. Srier Serih, Brifts
bent; G.. e. 3"imnlermInlt, Sefretdr; Carroll
Sdn Lek, ShaBmIeiitcr.
Baltimore Fruit 4 Guarantee Co.," equitable
Uuiloing.
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NbiaBrtStaac Der Granddaughter BON
R%eiu=g)urf.

KIN 81. Utut3 SuLlpIer nSuHl'
BURG" ndd) Gibraltar unO Neapel.
Nn 81. Mar5 Goinpier oaaiier
g8iIbelm ser 3wcite" nodG Bremen.
9lm 81. MiGrj Gampier DRpr9am"
nod Hottcr0om.
Nm I. April 0ompier .Mourqta'
MIA" uof 2ipGrpool.
Pm 1. Npril Iompfer .MaieItic"
l>od southampton.
2(m +. N(pril 0ompier europa"
nod 9teopel uno 8enua.
2hn l.. 2lpril Gompier n@itonio"
nod Hotter0am uno 2ibau.
PIN 3. 2(pril Camper .Snpoie"
noh SABRE,
9hm 2. Npril Camper nCceonio"
lloh Gibraltar ln0 Neapel.
2hn 2. 2(pril Gampier Settle"
nof 2iucrpool.
9lm 3. 2lpriI Gompfer nSeatg
SloO" naf aopcubngen,
I'm 4. Nprtl Sumpter DGarnla'
ain" nod 2iuerpool.
2m 4. 2Ipril Gampier oGaleOo-
mia" nod Glasgow.
PIN A. 2priI Gompier nEatricia"
na6 SalnbrrB.
PIN 4. Npril Iampfer .G6ilaoeI.
pbin" nod) southampton.
PIN A. 9Ipril Gompier algeria"
nod Ncnpel.
9lm 4. 9lpriG 0ompier oWaiia6u.
let's" nod) Sonoon.
Pm 4. 9lpriI 9ampier ,&roon.
Iono" nud) 0ober un0 gntmerpen.
pm A. 9(pril 9ampfer ogrin5eiiin
&rcne" nod Gibraltar uuo Neapel.
Pm 4. 9lpril Iampier .@erma.
MIA" nod Ncapcl unO MnrieiQe.
2lm 4. 9lpril 0nmpicr r@roiile"
ltnf Ncapcl uuo @enlIa.
Am Z. @lpril Iumpier .&aiier"
nn6 Bremen.
PIN Z. Npril Compiler ,Nbru55i"'
nnd Nenpcl uno @cmIa.
PIN Z. Npril 0ompier ySranceS
ca" uoG 9tedpcI mo Ericit.
,Plm s. 9(pril, 0ampier DEotSonm"
nud) Rutteronnt.
Nn S. Npril 9ampier oEotS0am"
nud Nottcr0nm.
Nm s. }lpril Gnnpfcr Oceanic"
nod southampton.
2lm s. 2lpril Coupler y2uconia"
nod @iperpool.
Nm 9. Npril Compiler Ser o'r<tn=
Tia" nah Ncnpel ume @enua.
gm 8. Npril 0nmpicr ,Gnrpa-
tbio" nod] Gibraltar unO NeopeI.
Pm ., 9lpril Compiler n9orba-
roIio" nnf @rcmcu.
PIN 9. Npril Iompier yAmcrifa"
nad) Snmbllr9.
Nm 9. Npril 0nmpfer oSropcnee"
noh SABRE.
gm #. W}Gr5 0ompier ollmbria"
ltnd Hipcrpool.
Am II, 2lpril 0ampfcr oYretos
ria" uad) @omblrrQ.
Pm #. Npril GompIer r5rieo-
rid" nnd Gibraltar mo Neapel.
PIN If. NpriI 1ompicr ySt.Eaul"
nod southampton.
Pm #. Npril Camper rWeioba"
rad 2onoon.
gm If. Npril 0ompier n6inlanb"
nuG 0oUer uno Antiperpen.
Am fl. April Gnmpier n&ron'
priBciiiu Gecilie" nnd) Bremen.
gm Is. Ipril 0ontpier nalice"
nad Heapel uno Srieit.
gn 10. glpril Compiler n2uiita.
mia" not liverpool.
gm 10. April 0anpier oHoor-
oom" nnd Nottcroum.
gm 10. 9tpril 0ampier .Seuto.
mic" uoh Soutbompton.
am 16. Ipril Gumpier Baltic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
gnl 16. gpril Camper ,llniteo
StntcS" nod Copenhagen.
glm 16. Ipril Camper 1llltonio"
nod Neopcl.
PIN 16. g(pril Gampier .2orroinc"
nod Sabre.
gm Is. glpril Iampfer .Hepublic"
nod Gibraltar rno Neapcl.
Mm Is, april Gampfer ~9tem- gorf"
nod Solitbompton.
Sim Is. gpril Gompfer nGalo6rio"
nod Neopel.
Nm IS. Ipril Gnmpfcr oMinneton.
ia" nod 2onbon.
Im Is. gpriI Eampfer .Gober.
lono" nof Toper uno Intperpen.
am IS. NpriI Compiler .aonigin
2ouiie" nad Gibraltar mo Neapel.
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9otiot1o[.Vanfeu

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,Ebe E(o Sopn Tutiuual Sant," Gab, uno
@retersS trnbe. Sdc0b g8. Suof, 4rdiioent
SenrD .. 9teole, &uiIirer.
,3ueite 9atiunnlsSant," 432 Glosgrcaopab
VI. &. g9aanCr, 4uiitrer.
,&eiteru Gatiunal Sant," IA N%orosgutdtpsStr .
gS. Wdrriott, Nniitrer.
Brittle Vatiunal.Nnut," @de Baltimore, uno
YortbsSirabe.
,Sarmers & Werdlunts S~.atiunal 9ani,"
SUut6s ltno qoiHburbsS trabe.
~p6ummcrrial 4 Sarmcrsi National Sunf,"
SiiopeftsSde 6Oluar6s nlo @ermansStraBe
Is. !. 9alolpiu, SatIirer.
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Merdants e Wiuers transport. 81
Gbeiapeafe Sampicr-G umpasnie.

GbefupcnfcsQintc.
Slc9ante Yaiagiers31mpfer columbia" lnb
nNugnitd." 10y.
Go VuiHt Comfort nno Gprfplf, VA.
SnHlpfer ~oeriniten Baltimore idgIit (uusae,
ilolrltnen SnnHtdas) Inn $50 slbenoS uno Sio
YSpiHt Comfort nm 6 ubr WioreelS uno ylor.
iolf nm 7 llbr Wiurgens, aui6lieBeno an bic
GilenbdDn6iiBe mad nlen 8urften oes SuoenS.
Ynrfs9iiuer.Sinie.
Glegdnter QaffaaiersS ampfer .gtiantd."
Bad Weit.Yoint NIB 9iibmuno, 30.
Sdihpier %oerlniiell baltimore Sielftags, Don.
~reriiagS ltnb Samitags I'M D llbr Ndbmiiio 40
lIllo %fuItllIel al sSeits4oint I'M 7.45 Wtorselis
litlo IN Ntbnlolo nm 0.20 Wiurgens an.
Sic Sanlpfer leget in 0I0uceiters9 pint, Gle.
lleits. Slab Banf mo AlInlunoS an.
Sampfer uerIaien Baltimore ppm Bier Rr. 10
NIB I'D, Sigbts StraRen. gSerfte.
Glrdbz Ntllete mad allen Hlnften fonnen &C.
ltbert, @epdd nnfgeaeben uno stu iiltenS MINER
i'm Soraus referOirt iperoen in ben bieIiael
Nilets9ilreanr. Ar. it9, Dit. Baltimore sirahe,
y: U. 8ubion, .Hssnt; sir. 127, Sft.Salttmpre.
StrnRe, ODER ben Sa~upts8iireuur an 2igbt.
NIB See-straRe, Baltimore. Wib.
3cnbcu Sufter, e. Z. GbtSnt,
Set s@eibdftefiibrer. Sen. .Yaii .sIaent.
:. y. @e5aunei, SiiIfss@ Sen ,9atf, ssieent.
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WGoofaten.

9ioulpb @utberlct, Hecbtsanpalt. Gr. 10, Oft.
GertnGtonsS trabe. Is. Il q. Bboue, ct. YauI
3639-R.
8. Garbart ebimer, Rc1t5nripdIt. linton 9rlft
Hlliloinq. Baltimore. mo. Setoe Telephone.
6arl u. NJ. SdluiB, l2G-l29 Sntu gnilottg.
@uitauns aUrb, 26I-2G9 GuIpert Builoing.
q. &m. Srtmanu, III NorosGbnrIessS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-30

,Teutiff eparbant non Yaltinpre," gmtaps
uno Baltimore StraBe.
ut. Games spnrbant," NaItimore'Stsabe uno
GuftUms Spufcs glOcUue.
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EAzHI!iZgaz&QHIp
RAILROADS.
t Idalib. uuSgeuommcli GonntuaS.
S Alr SuuntupS.

GGpreB6nJe uScoc Stuhoe nnt ote Sthnoe" bon
Oct . 9anloeIl'Stdticn nab SSalbttaton al
9SobCnloeen 100 Sorm. bis 500 gbenos.
Srilbcre Ibiubrt bon Der 9tt. GuDulS% tutioit.
Sirefte @erbinoung In Der nruen iluiuus
citation Sn gsaibinotou nit anen iaolid sebci.
oeu Siuien.
@aibinatuu, b~erJatien Mt. Gobale tation
SOB. *G.45, t7.10. Has. $3.50, 1900. T10.5O,
ttl.53.. St1.55 Sornt., *12.t3, tl2, 90, + .55,
t2.43, 1880. *4.16, fl.55. 1915 9ia6nl 5000,
1000 800 Qimiieol 1880. I'll % abenSs;
*7.C8. 1920. $500. $500, $500. 1000, iii. 90
Born. 1900 ~ +12.O2, '12.22, 100, st.06,
II. 90. 1900. 1905, f4.00, *4.3O, 1900, 1906
9ta6n,,, 1000. FG.l6. 1920, ZOO, 800, *8.16
t2imiicol, $1,000, 1905, *11.05, *11.32 Who's.
Srcccri6, Garloens Citation, +7.35 mo s9.15
BorIl.. ft.25, 1850 uub 800 9iahm.
SaaerStpiun, Wlt. HoDulS iniiun, t7.45 Tormt.
1880 9.abln.; Gambler. Statior, f7,35, 1890
Sorm., 1850, f4.00 gi1bm.
Mcbnl Blue cine
nan Philadelphia uuo Geiu sDorf.
Nelter terminus an Der Sreiuno8pnn3igIteu
StraBe, gcip sg)ori, beQuem mad SoieIS, Ibeas
tern uno 0cib1fiSbiilrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-30

CtHUtI Ctpcy DEo gtuIps y tWpIIS "IUeIluc.
aupieriGmieoc inns 8lum6ers.
3ubu Snbcrt, TIA 9bnmes;S traBe. 6. & g.
IeIepbun: &9olfe 1893.
ler-Seriiherltngen.
Mm. &. ebadeifurO & &c.. 10 uno II Gbnm6sr
Of Commerce.
Bnriielo. RefiNent Wiuruger, 101-t02 9bams
ber OF Commerce Wul.V,IIl.
r@ermania 5ene rue rlitrrungs . 8eieaidlnft,"
Baltimore mo .EoribaStraBe.
-
8runoeigentbumS. I9enten unh
sSGnoler.
Gierre g.. Hnsan & Gepbciu. 10 SftQerinetons
Sirdbe.
Sltfihmie6s 3ubebor.
6. stott safne 60, 1862 nno 1854 NOrO'Sap'
&oblen lnb Sol5.
Serih @. 9uu Seine, $50 Columbia. %sloenue.
ShmudInfen uno lthren.
n. Z, Mincr, 90 DIT 8aItimuresGtrnbe.
Tfonbleib.@ eibGite.
"SOnfOIioateb. ,ssan Co.,. / NorSss Sab strnbe.
SlulluS llllO SlHelW. 2
Gbas. %. etieft 9 9ioro.oibertn, etrab..
sSm. arabc a. So, n~9pric"1SebdIoe. Wt. BobnI'
Ibenie. y
Tnpier mo Topier. Often.
Smith, 9irOu &C.. 1O5 mo LOT Snnopersetr
Wlcfplattcn WttaQ etc.
2Rum, 6untlin & Gu.. 1919 9aIoerItousStr.
9ctcftip.N 0enturen.
@iiptn. etrouie Sctettiu.Nacutur, 7 gIabsStr..
baltimore, DO. ct. Rdul Ape. Nue Oitt'
tbeitilGctt gebeim QcbGlic1. BerfonIi6e gluf
incrfidmfcit QelcbcI.
spauoaucr n sdmiot driiber Del Smii6, @cft
& 9SollS, 503 Colbert NliIninu.
SeidenbcItntter.
snnorrs G. sUhuc, i7OS-t7t0 Gnnicns glhenue.
@m. 6ouf, NOrtbs nm @rccmnounts 9tUemue.
Srieobofe.
r2unoun gart Semetcrp," Office; 81 8eFts
SnrntoaasStrnGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-30

9aumateriolien, Sbiiren, Seniter-
rabnlen, Qaoen etc.
Sames q. Spter & g., 115 uHo lit SlosSres
oeridsStrube.
Geo. y. sloau & Bro, Ala 2iabtfir. 'g8erfte.
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@eidattss@ egmetier.
3eitlnaen, 8eitihriften etc.

ySbe Baltimore grmS Co." Gaoi6 gt6ercrom'
bic, 8eindftsfibrer, 31S gSeltsSerinansStr
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9lumbinh 8ltrnoces, Ranges uno
Seien, Godoecfen itno Minnen.
Sennett 9rps, 523 Norbs 5rempntsstOemue.
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2anSmirtbi6oftIide @erGtbe un6
Griffith & Turner g., 2O5 @orSsBaca.e trab,

Warmors un6 Granite erfe.
9. Silaartner & eOBne. Tits aBeitseaIti
muresStraBe.
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alpierifmiebc itno glumbers.
Subu Subcrt, TIA 1bames StraBe. 6. & Z
leIepBun: g9olfe 1893.
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Sefrctar Saul @adidm!ot, Hr.
$40, 9sStr., 80. = @criommlllng
ieoen 2. unb A .9ienltog i'm Mona.
in Nr. 623, 2olliiiona-s(pe., H..8.
nGoliimbio. Surnperein"
Sdrifttuolt s. 6. Mann GER. 2231,
10. Ctr, H.7@. = Seriommlung ie.
Den 2. Sonntoa i'm Mpnot in ser
SllrnboIle, ede 7. mo 2,Str., @..8.
Siirnitun0en ieoen 9ienitag, Witt.
nod mo Sreitae.
rSnfel gr1iig-G ereniigiunes @erein"
SefretGr Geo. Meir, Scr. 1871, g.
Ctr, 60. = G~erIammllng ieoen
9. Sonntog i'm Ionat in Rr. 430,
s. Ctr, G.-@.
rSiltoriide @eieuihaft"
Scfretdr 8ilItab 9enber, Gonorei
Seigbts. - SerioHmlIuneen iuerocE
angefiinoigt.
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siener terminus an Der Sreiun65pnn5iaIter
SiraBe, 9leip 'g)ori. beqnem nab SoielS, Ibedi
tern uno Oelb1iisbiitriIt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22

= United States Judge Thomas J Purnell
Of North Carolina, died at his home In
Raleigh.
J.B. Stringiellcw has bought from
VIM. Smith his farm OF 90 acres, near
Culpeper. at 81 500.
John p. Daniel, aged 81, OF Orange
county, died at the Soldiers Home, hich-
mond, Sunday, J. II. West, oil Barbours-
vile, Is his son.in-lsw.
Mr.. Vim. C. Graves has sold "Tebley, "
his fine farm near Liberty Mile, Orange
county, 500 acres, to l.. W. Graves, OF
Charlottesville, for $4,000
John NJ. Parsons, member OF State
Senate, Is engaged 10 booming John +
r oller, OF Hsrrisonburg, a distinguished
Confederate soldier, Tor place In Presi-
dent Taft's cabinet.
The home OF Rev. and Mrs. Nj. g. Early
OF Nokesviile was the scene OF very
pretty wedding Wednesday, when their
daughter Miss Ola became the bride OF
Charles c. Herring, Rev. j. Fiory
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Z. Fltchett, OF
near Kilmarnock, announce the approach
ing marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Helen Flowers. to W. Francis Davis. TO
take place Dec. 22nd, at White Stone NJ.
Z. church, at Z p m.
At Fairview. Fauquier county, the
home OF j. d. Warner, his only daughter,
Miss Minnie Lee, aud Byard A. Rueker,
OF Deleplane, were married by Rev. r.:
Boston. Miss Helen Rainey was maid OF
honor. Claude Rucker was best man.
State Senator John NJ. Parsons, OF
Grayson. forward TO Congressman T..
". Saunders formal notice oil contest Tor
the seat IN the next Congress, basing his
case on the validity OF the act OF the
General Assembly redistrlcting the State
FOR members OF Congress. J. d. Perkins.
OF Cirsyson. aud former Governor Mon
tsgue are counsel for Parsons.
Members OF the Corporation Com
mission make most emphatic denial
shat any compromise OF the rate cases
was suggested by the railroad lawyers.
They insist that 1t was merely con-
ference as to procedure and that rates
were not discussed. 1.-The commission has
40 secrets when trsnsscting public busi-
ness and this rate case Is the pnolics
business" they declare.
IL Is an open e,ret that Richmond Is to
have a 60 at at the question OF seliiDg
LIQUOR during the spring The Chapman
meetings are to begin next month and
will last TO February Following that
the petition for a local option election
will be presented. Richmond will 20
dry. The management OF the Chapman
meetings TO be held there next month
deny that they are in any way connected
with the proposed local option election
in that city. The election is expected to
follow in the spring Of the new year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
PORTRAIT or GEN. PAYNE

Col Thomas Smith. OF Fsuquier, pc
sented the handsome portrait OF Gen
VIM II Payne to Lee Camp Confederate
Veterans, Richmond. Friday night Mr.
Leigh Robinson, OF Washington, received
the portrait. Both speakers eulogizsd In
glowing terms the admirable record 81
Gen. Payne, both during the war, as
gallant soldier. and aitsrward as an able
LAWYER and politician.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
FIRST DRY" CHRISTMAS IN VIRGINIA

For the first time In its history the
State OF Virginia will this year have
dry" Christmas ia the sense that no
liqnor may be lawfully dispensed IN any
city, town or county on Dec. 10Th. Under
the terms OF statute enacted at the
last General Assembly, 1t may not he
sold, ali places where It is usually dis
pensed being closed on that day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
ROANOKE DRYS ACCUSE

The field secretary OF the Antisalooon
League, In a mass.meeting at Roanoke
Sunday, stated that there were at least
ii blind tigers" In Roanoke. Hestated
that there are 100 United States license
In Roanoke, while only 90 are legalizsd
by the city and State. The local option
campaign is waxing warm and nine day
before the election both sides are claim
tnU victory
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22

BE Il Inks that there should be a
goveihor appointed by the Presi-
dent with the establishment OF mu-
nicipal departments; these depart
ments should have a commissioner
e. its chief, who should be appointed
hF1 1a@goyernor. From what has
bssn reported It seems shat the mes
sage meets with the approval OF a
large number Of Congressman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
FATAL FIGHT WITH
BIG RATTLESNAKE
Hunter Dies After Cutting Away
Poisoned Flesh With Knife.

Kissimee, Fla, Dec. 21.-While hunt
ing thirty miles down the kissimee
river. H. c. Fountain. prominent con-
tractor, aroused big rattlesnake. and
"a fight killed the reptile only after
Il had sunk It's fangs into his flesh.
With his hunting knife he cut away
lhe poisoned flesh, digging out the
wound, and when he was found by two
men who were hunting with him was
able to hobble with their aid He reach
"a this place Sunday. but died despite
All efforts to save him. He could make
no effort for relief for more than
Twelve hours.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL

Congress adjourned Saturday for TIE
holidays and win not convene again un
til Jan 4th, 1909.
Representative Slemp had passed
through the House bill to relieve s. X
Hurley by paying him $616. Severe
years ago Mr.. Hurley killed a moonsbirel
who was In the act OF Staying IA revenue
officer. who had deputized Hurley 70 belI
him make certain arrests. The money
was to reimburse Hurley Tor expense o.
trial. which acquitted him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
TAFT

cesident-elect seems to be Oh
Ee heard OF him at the Hot
IN Washington, New
q ;e is en- route to Augusta
eshence soon he will HE
@y to Panama. However
Rser March 4th it is to be
s)ed that he will settle down
4 ~ hite House and do the great
Dec. z ,mmitted to him by the PEG.
y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
Or. HAWTHORNE ILL

DIR. J. B. Hawthorne. the veteran Bsp.
tist minister and probably the most
widely known pulpit orator In the South,
was compelled to cancel his lecture ell
gagement because Of a nervous COLLAPSE.
He has returned to Rlchmoni TO under
20 medical treatment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
ldTzER GOING TO PANAMA
GIisher Of New YORK World to Make
HE Own Investigation.

yfGIisher Of New York World to Make
~ His Own Investigation.
Newport News. Va, Dec. 2l.-Joseph
h ulitzer, publisher of the lew York
World. accompanied by a vrty OF his
irien-s and several staff writer's. ar
rived on Old Point on Mr.. Pulitzer's
yacht Liberty. 1t Is stated that he is
on his way to Panama to investigate
into the conditions prevailing in the
canal zone, and probably to secure evil
dence In connection with the purchase
OF the canal property by the govern
mont According to information OBJ
tanned at Old Point the publisher de-
sires to reach Panama about the time
set for the arrival there Of President
Elect Taft.
Mr.. Pulitzer's trip Is Of especial In
terest on account OF the attitude OF
President Roosevelt In demanding that
congress have Mr.. Pulitzer and other
publishers prosecuted for criminal
libel Tor publishing articles attacking
the administration in connection with
The canal purchase.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh 4 Bro
Wheat, 95 to sl.02; corn. IS to 60
neal, $1.70 to $1.75 oat-
80 to SO; old hens. live, s; dressed, 10.
chickens live, . to 10; dressed, 10 to ! l.
eggs, "a to 25; lard, 10 to
u; ducks, live s to 10; turkeys. dressed,
10 to Is; live. IL TO II; wild. ii to
IL; rabbits 10 to 12k each; butter
Is to 20; old hams. 10 to is
new hams, II to 10 Irish pc
tatoes. so 70 60 sweet potatoes
55 to so; lambs, 81 80 TO 81 90; hides
green, I TO ~; dry sailed, 8 to Q; dry
hides. 10 to Il; cali skins No. l, 81 90
to 1925; baled hay. s14 to 81 per ton
leaf sumac, 20 to 10 per 100; hogs, SIC
beei, live weight, TO 4c.; pork, 6 to OK
wool, 16 to Is per 10; veal, 81 TO 6.
Fhe Free Lance is prepared TO DO -
kinds Of Job printing IN hrstclssS stll'
AZ raoA-pa - pvtaer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
GASOLINE ENGINES SAVE LABOR

On account OF the scarcity Of laborers
you are perhaps going to buy a Gasoline
Engine, the greatest Of all labor savers.
But don't experiment. Buy q FAIR
BANKs-MOReE." Agents Wanted.
Write for Catalogue.
A. ]. hun. Richmond. VI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
Ne have on o number Of occasions

We have on o number OF occasions
referred to the many advantages en-
joyed by fredericksburg as a resi-
dentiaI and business city and educa-
tional center. We have called atten-
zion and referred to the many advan-
Observation-Disclosures supplied, and
tbe manner In which an enterprisiDg
and Intelligent people have supple
mented aud added to natures gifts
n the upbuilding and uplifting OF the
-s'old Burg" 1t does not seem out OF
place at this time, as the season oil
peace on earth and good will to-
ward men" approaches, to refer to
the moral and spiritual status OF the
town, even II In so doing We may ap-
pear to boast o little. II there is a
city OF It's size anywhere with rec
ord for morality that surpasses that
WHICH Fredericksburg enjoys, we
would be pleased to know OF it's loca-
ton. There is q reason for this moral
cleanliness, and In our judgment the
churches OF fredericksburg arelarge-
: Sjs Dlsible for It. Our business
ston-or -ally speaking, are promi-
u2ne Ne "a members. They have
III
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
FOR SALE-FOR RENT

One among the best residences 10 city
for rent; modern improvements, good To-
cation. Lot No II, block No. %. Hup.
fell street, boswell Field; good lot aud
cheap. Apply to John ". Allison. Jr
City. sdecl9-22iIt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR

NJ. Fitzgerald, OF Ballston, was killed
bv car OF the Great Fall line, near
Washington. Sunday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
LY MESSAGE

ntcOFtas 10 tNect W
fsress shall not forget
,tnost daily tells them
IS they should do. A
tn "his Excellency, the
lrs OF daily occurrence,
e doors OF the Senate or
he members turn in
what next
HSNs an appeal for one
the District OF Columbia.
single executive would
efficiency, determine re-
: and eliminate delays and
IS which appertain to the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-22
Ebert HUBBARD INJURED
Royerofter and Author Crushed BY
Falling Tree.

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 21-Elbert Hub
bard, the Roycrofter and author, was
nearly kffed by tree in the woods
near bis East Aurora colony. He was
assisting workmen, when he miscalcu-
lated the direction in which one OF the
trees which he was telling was going
to fall. and be was crushed badly. Mr..
Hubbord Will be laid up for some time.
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-13
AFTERNOON. NOV. l3, 1908
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

The delay in arriving at the vote
in this State for President and vice
President is the subject of much dis
cussion i nour own papers, and also
in those Of other states. tor four
DAYS we were left in doubt as TO
whether the State had been carried
by Bryan or Taft. The same thlng
happened four years ago,when the
electoral vote was divided between
Parker and Roosevelt
The Republican seem disposed TO
blame the Democrats for this con-
dition of affairs, alleging that 1t Is In
the arrangement of the ticket, but
this is not the case. The same thing
might and would happen in any close
state. as the names of the electors
are placed upon the ballot in practl-
cally the same way in all states. The
principal cause of the trouble is that
a great many voters mark in the
square opposite the name OF the nrst
elector, instead of in the square op-
posite the names of the candidates
for President and Vice Presidential
though the figures indicate that
number of voters skipped about and
marked in the different squares, ap-
parently with the idea of making the
election officials earn their money.
In the event of the election of a
President depending upon close
state, this delay in getting the returns
might cause serious trouble, and rem
edies are being suggested to prevent
its recurrence. 1t always did look
like a piece of foolishness to give each
elector separate space on the tick
ct, because a man simply nullifies his
own vote by dividing up the electors.
If he wants the Democratic candi-
date for President elected, he will vote
for the Democratic electors; II ne
wants the Republican candidate elect
ed, he will vote for the Republican
electors, and it is difficult to conceive
Of a sane man Intentionally voting
for opposing electors. Some good
lawyers claim that the names OF the
electors must be on the ticket, but
we have not heard it contended that
each should be given a separate space,
and we think the law would be fully
complied with, the voter saved much
confusion and the election officials
much worry, if the names of electors
were placed on the ballot in the fol-
lowing manner:
The Democratic advocate., 1908-11-13
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub u
scriber has obtained from the Or-
phans' Court of Carroll county, IN MARY
land, letters of administration on tne
Personal Estate of
D. ROBY Herring,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against the de-
Ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
ssnseu ssme with a % the %youchers thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscribers, on or
before the 18th day of June, 1909;
thav NAV otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
November, 1908. ,nYrc
nov 134t Administrator w. A.