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New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
PUBLIC NuTTCEa.
shown By y. 7.
C. L bill OF May
- 1905 ...- Sl9 O5

Is. 1905 -. s1s O5
To Interborough Rapid Transit Company
5. 1905 -, ..--.-.-.-.. SEQ. 900 90
For power supplied
and miscellaneous
laSor and material
furnished during
1908 '-,,'-t-. ..--....-.'.-. - - 4.ss2 IS
Of May. 1905 -. 1850 80
For rental Of offices
and yard at one
Hundred and Sew
lnd Third avenue,
month OF Nay, 1898 %4o 81
For miscellaneous
labor and material
supplied d uTin
May, 1905 (esti-
mated ......-..... go 90
For power supplied.
for rental OF offices
and yard ant mis-
cellaneo1s q . Or
and material Tor
the month OF Juns.
1905 testimatedJ 400 %
For the amount due
under the eight cent
transfer arrange
ment- from March
81, 1906. 70 lure
So 1905 (A1ay and
June. 1905. ssti-
IA ia IS
To Various Companies
and Individuals-
For supplies and various oper-
ating expenses accrued during
tessirsts1 s l.G t-,'.'.n ...' % 4l' t'o 1900 90
70 tbs United States Mot tgass
and Trust Company, TruS-
tee
May T. is6s -.-- -' '-,''.- $1,000 90
For interest on First Mortgage
bonds ......-.--s,-...-........ III. 600 o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
GAAIEA

The deal Christmas Gin
.TORB-r-Craze Of the day. For old AID
Young New full q fun and exercise. n
door gcrne 1or table Or noo-. A. A. stores
Z > Novelty 4O6 B-oadvay-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

COOK Scotch Protestant. particularly
neat obItElnE woman, two years per
soma city references. city or country n
H. Mrs. Golfers Agency 30 West 30 g.
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ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE sYsTEM-HANGING LEADERS
ayay frona wall BY Lanes patent plps
HANGERS saves leader. Saves wall. Cfreu-
lsEs mailed IrA .. Lana 2g1 =. s4tA 90
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Female

c4AArBERMAID and WAITRESS. - BY
Young Protestant: neat. Industrious ve-y
GOOD references. D. HOrulayers 5 Bureau u.
is West 28d 81. Telephone, after 10 q H.,
ls54-Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
SIS 8Ga 85
Charges Tor Which ByLl

Charges for Which Bills Have
Not Been Rendered.
For rent OF
tracks. power
sup iist & and
maintenance Of
tracks from Jan
ua-v !. 1905. 70
June 30. 1905
estimated - 1000 90
For their proper
riou Of the fares
collected by this
company on cars
running over the
tracks or the
Tnio1 Railway
Company. from
Nav 81. 1900. 20
June 80. 1905
tsstimatsdJ $500. 5.s75 90
Total due Union
Railway Com
paay .-..-...-. 81 Pa 50
Partly Offset by a
claim for the
storage or the
Union Railways
ears IN the ward
a. one Hundred
ana Seventy
ninth street and
Third avenue e
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
PLYMOCT TH-CHER BOTZC-BRE3fEN-
EaiserTFr-- Z or Jal-5 Tecilie- ..-.-..Feo. "a
Kaiser WIG II-Feo. > Kaiser V--l- Il 3fA<- .
Twin n-SCT6W Passenger Service
BREMEN DIRECT 20 \ n
<P Fred sVru Dec u Cz1sissEau- Eec- g
6cha-uhcrsr- Dee - B-aldsEb burg Jan "A
TCal-s q. Plymouth az6 CEsTDCUrg-
sdL-e-TaueaE Service
TBLTAR-ALGIE IERS-SAPL-E -ES-EESOA
Sailing a. Il q
Ba-barosza..- Jan K Albert ian Sd
K Lutse- ..- Jan 1s Bartar1ssl-. Feb 4
y @ LLOYD IRA AVELLERS' CHECKS
CELRICas < CO.. No. 8 Broadway. N 7.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
WORK WANTED.


YONG Man 2s vysyfs llss -,,..,.--
-. preferred good renrrsr.- ,gs
r.fe-r i-s H1rE aT long a84rs- bast
e--@z Ers-. - last zsth AZ
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

COOK BY young German. good refer
ercrs: city or country. $3.50. a. Hof-
rnave-s Bureau. I53 West 23c St Te- g
phone. after 10 d n, lSt4-Cne sea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

CCOK-WOuId 90 a little washing y
Protestant widow, can give reference.
can or address 21g East 3Oth st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

TotaI obligations as Of June 30.
IlSjS q
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
EMPLOYMENT aGE~CEs.
PROP SITUATIONS WANTED.
EsDalc

~-la-- a p sIffsS .--AE1sr-ea adv 4 R0c1
s--.a.- .-1r aE- s.rssl position sr=astrg
--,-- -leE--. ar-sst e---E q E-H1r-au
r.. A. a-aE -r .asr -a--.-.- r.- -.g-
c.- - -z--4rr or F'etrT-ary. references
Er.s--,--- tribune T9rgWa O1oe. -5Cz
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
RAILROADS
RAITTM0RF & 0HIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Eo0r-
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW LNIOH
STATION WASHINGTON, WITH
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

HAM8yaG- -AMERl3AA
LOndon-Paris-8a
+ChriStmaS SallingS.
5. s. Kaiserin Aug. Vic.
LEAvEs DEC Il A n
RitT-CaElton D. Cara Rss,a1rant.
Gymnasium. Electric Ba-hs- PAIN e5ar1sn-
Elevator
t1Aisertn- Dec 2. an .P-e,sr.a- Dc. .
Patricia Dec e, pr .A-le-tl-2- -JA1--
"HaguburE direct
-NapIes-Genoa
.1TA1.Y " 9azssFs-- 9az5.=.. Ian .. p. FEB . Z,
DEUTSCHLAND TO ITALT. EEB- g.
Winter Cruises 70 - n WEsT ,-Tss5A IS6IzA
Tourist Dep, for trips eysrywhsrs
EAMBCR CRG-A8IERICAN LINE ~ 5ro11@
way. y 7
AMERICAN LIVE FToa Pier ls ! q ! ! p
PLYMOUTH-CHERB IsOUTHAMPCoS
81 L1u,s- Dee u = Pau 5000 --Sc- 3
Ea..a ade-s "a 20 = = = - -. So y p
RED STAR LIEE From a. P'7T 45 a u 4 Z -
NEW TORK-AST7vERP-P
vaderlaDd .bso. "a z-elaad-..-----Jsa- 5
WEITE STAR line a. 5o7R Z P
NEW York; NS-OTN-LTV ERPOCL-
Arabic Dee =. noon Baltic -- Dee II. noon
Celtic Dec. Is = r-- -a.---. Jan Is m
PLYMOCTH-CHERB RBC-SC--EA 8IP-CH
Ocsalic-L'ec- 15,11 an Atria-lc--Ds Il an
Tsuconic- Dec- =. loan Ia1sstIc.---an- so an
S6zT6S S5M 4GE6 4o & italy Z EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira ard Gibraltar
Cretic- Dec 10. Jan 1B. Feb =. APR .
CanCpic- Ian 2 Feb 13s Ma 2
ReruBlic- Jan -. Mar. 8. Ar. -
Rouantc y an 30, Mar 16 Apr. II
GeGri s 2, ,O55 Tous lJa1usry o
H.- LArgest n the trad. Fs5rla-y .
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

G. In and by virtue OF the cousc--lcrir-
OF frs z-ree- surface railway or raj wa rs
your petitioner has Incurred as ~ June 81
1908. certain debts. none Of which mas beer
paid. -llloWs
Outstanding Obligations as o. June 30. 1906
(Estimated From June y 20 June 5GJ.
State taxes on earnings claimed
n have accrued 10 April 80.
1905 inclusive ..-.--...--....-- xs42 >.
To city Il New York for Taxes
CITY taxes on earnings and Tor
the uEs Cf bridges accrued
as claimed o. June 30. Ia0s 20 5ss 3;
TO the Tnion Railway Company
AS Shown BY Bills Rendered
For o. u { 2 z.
cleansing and re
pairing ears, from
May 81 % GcrU-
her 81 1000 81 43S u
Tor tal -
tracks. 0owe-
sup p ! e and
maintenance Of
tracks from May
81 1905 TO De
ceInbsr 81. 1907. y e31 q
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WORK WANTED.
T female

COMPANION see1I. 10 objection 70 IN
valid. uV capable Young woman best
references, can SPEAK French Address z
<. ~ a. ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

Your petitioner, although unable, as af0re-
cations. IS earnestly eudeav0ri1g @ effect
such sr-an seruen-s as VII enable Il % con
Cuue not only the operation. bur the FUR
ther construction oI It's road with a view
20 sfordtnZ the largest accommodation and
service 70 the travelling public within its
power. and the relief for which your peti-
to1er respectfully prays Is. II view q the
financial euIba--a ssrueut OF YOUR uetttione-,
essential. your petitioner believes and
respectfully shows herein 10 the accom-
pliEhCent u this 0IyrroFe-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

I C0OK-ThorouEhl competent Eng sh
P-o-escarr- wages $50 70 S35s city or
--T1-,t-y- excel eut personal references In
Euz+riaI Association Of America Inc.
Ess- 42s st Tel 2gaG 5S-h.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

H " Fisher. Secretary.
State OF New York. County Ot New York,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

CONSCIENTIOUS. thoroughly educated
woman desires clerical work 0- rasf-..r-
where sr-ic- attention 70 duties would 5e
arrE @-latec. 1r occupation tor evening
E0u=s- +ew YORK or Brooklyn Reliability
Trt1uas Cf5es-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

w YORK CITY LNTElFL5O RCL ~ Z
RAILWAY CONPANT.
By Alfred 5kitt. Prssicent-
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-06

GARDEN CITY TAILORING. co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
FREDERICKSBURG COLLEGE
NeSt Session Opens Sspt IOth-Prospects Fer
Large Attendance Encou aging.

The College will open on Thursday.
Sept. 10th. The Indications are tina, the
attendance viii equal or possibly exceed
that Of last year.
There are several additions to the
faculty. Prof W W Rankin. Jr.. will
have charge Of the department uf ma;h-
ematics. Prof. Rankin T. "A graduate oi
the A and NJ Coil, z. Of North Carolina.
and has had three years uf experience as
. teacher. H. comes with high recon-
nerd stion- a. 70 scholarship aud success
in teaching. Prof II ). Shaw. l. gredu
ate OF Davidson College. North Carolina.
has beeu engaged u assist Prof. Rose.
bro IN teaching English and History He
will also coach the athletic teams Misc
Anspach sas been forbidden by her
physician To teach this session end her
place viii iillsd bv Miss Cary Graves. "a
graduate Of the Wumen's COLLEGE. Char
lotte, y. C.
Mrs. &c. Ninde will have ell r.,e Of the
work In vocal music Her capahility Is
well known IN the city.
The other instructors 81 last session
Will return.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
A Chance For Some Energetic Man
With Small Capital.

1t is said there is no brick yard ia this
section OF the country between AIexan-
dria on the north, Richmond on the
south, Weems on the east, and the
Southern Railway on the west-a section
oil the country nearly one hundred miles
square-and yet there Il in this territory
deposits OF clay from which brick can be
manufactured. and this section will az
ford the market. Already In Frederick
burg alone, with the public school build
ing, the Federal building, the normal
school buildings, there "a or will be need
ed several hundred thousands OF bricks.
and this demand, unless locally met.
must be supplied by outside manuise.
tuners and burners who reap the profits.
In our columns today VIII be found an
advertisement OF the sale OF a complete
brick-making plant, the property OF the
estate OF the late E. W. Mills, which his
administrator viii sell 10 settle the es-
tate. This is a chance for some energetic
man with small capital. and a ready
market Is assured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
TIE STORM
Il Did But ulttIs Damage.

The heavy rain storm Of the pa t three
days has ebsted. 1t l. still clio I'D, but it
looks as If the worst is over While the
rainfall has been the heaviest IN J ears for
the same period, the damage - very
small.
IL was thought the Injury t. the new
work OF the Power Co. at the dam would
be heavy. but it can be replaced for less
than fifty dollars
Fears were entertained oi q big food
in the river. From > to . O'Clock Wed
nesday ia rose nearly two feet an hour.
The rise from TO - wss only one and
q hall feet. Then there was a standstill
until il commenced 10 fall at .. m.
Thursday morning IL was I'm Ia" banks
and running out rapiclr. The spleudid
corn crops II Messrs. May and Roach on
the bottoms opposite the city IS re not
entirely submerged nud aye but slightly
damaged. The wat r did not reach the
top oi the island
Many houses leaked from the driving
ea-terly rain that were tight H. ordinary
storms The rain insures the late corn
crop and makes green the iall pastures
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
ALIAS PORTLAND CEMENT

L. ID. Cole Il agent IN this city for ia,
Atlas Portland Cement. which he ha.
handed Tor ten years. He has larg,
stork on hand AT all times and Is thereby
enabled To III orders promptly. Ths
tredrricksburg Power CO. T. using this
c"fneat IN hnilding the n.V dams Asan
evidence ~ tue merits az Atlas Portland
trment see what the I ; Government
thinks of IL ia awarding the largest con.
tract ever awarded for any cement:
WASHlNGTON. Aug. 22.-The Alta.
Portland Cement Company. 81 North
amptuu, Pa. wac today awarded "a con
tract for 4. 300 900 barrels oi cement ioi
~" on the Panama canal IL will take
about three years II fulfill the contract
ffom 1000 TO 10000 barrels daily 70 be-
delivered. Ii is thought probable. how.
ever. that about 800 barrels OF cemen,
VIII he used daily on the canal work
Three vessels OF the Panama Railroad
steamship Company will probably h.
Kept occupied In transporting the ma.
teriaL The total contract price Tor TIE
cement r. about 81. 800, 600.
: a2i-,o, DIT l3t.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
BROCK ROAD NOTES

Brock Road, Aug 27.
mr. ~ r, Stephens. who has been IN
with lever, Is very much improved under
the care Of Dr. Arrlett.
sick with fever. ''' o.
IS quit sick '''
Miss Deliie Faulkner has returned horne
siter pleasant visit TO Strausburr Va
Miss VI. Sheflie Brooking. ~ Gr.rna
county. T. visiting friends near here
Mr. +. 3. Hirth returned home after "A
Two weeks visit % Stafford. lie ma
not visited there Tor 10 years
a crowd from here attended the Hoii
ne -, camp meeting Sunday, August %.
ne MISS Foster are visiting at the
nome ot Sir b. K Kennedy.
Inc Misses williamson. of Richmond
are visiting Mr. ID ; Williamson. lear
this place.
Mr.. ". A. Jones Is building aul addt
tion ana front porch Tor MIR. + /. Parker.
near here. n -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
SP0TSYLVANlA
Camp Meeting -o,hM Church Notes Base
5aH-Ete

spots ivania Co, Va Aug. -. zoos.
Tier was % ia-ye ATTENDANCE il. Cha
HOLINESS camp meeting SUNDAY. ,.a ca
WAS thr first ia. ut tn csut . -iil rl,..r.
vas NOT a. many a. last year ON th. liz. ,
DAY. The meeting a. Good Hone rbnrrl,
may have CAUSED the a iiferpuce. The nv
ii. Is. Hosley. Of Washington. eairor -
the PentecOstal Era. preached the or,eo.
l"e sermon, takiJg for bis text a.. fS+h
yers- 81 the 2Sth chapter Of Meftb.,.
IN the afternoon the Rev. }. N. Oakev. a
D'hViile, preached n very interesting ss--
mon At night the Rev. n h. Uo-l.v
preached, taxing for his theme. ..Sio
Announcing sin aud much more abound.
inK gface The attendance AT night 40
Tar las been quite lake
NOshpn church IL quite near rha ca,,,,,
grounds, stlil there was . good attend
Hnce There Sunday morning t. hear Rav
Decatur Edwards Some say Mr.. ia
wards preached one ofthe finest sermons
heard for some time.
i number ~ Farmers have O. rnueuce5
10 save Sic fodder; corn As Il ruiz, viii ba
Sood crop here this season Totarco
h'A7 made a fac x wth and is ripes Ing
up ROW.
Next Saturday there will be two games
Vi tase-ha.! play ed az i.eayclls. ~ f,.ioyys.
prorAroad ". Ingrn-hurg. RrucNrosa
w. LeeVeuS. Games viii be called al
p. IN.
Mr. A. II. Crismond is enjo,ing him
S - linmet ~ in his outing 40 Niagarn
+ ais lie writes enthusiastically of ~.
wonders Ot the cataract
Mr. lrvln IDiiey is suffering with on
attack OF rheumatism
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
AusuSt--tne Great Clearance Sale BARGAIN Mooff
Everything Summer is Marked Wav no,,,x,
Just few are mentioned have - AA'
hundreds OF others on orr connters

LOO papers pins at lc each. 200
pieces i'afher sutch braid. al,vavs M
aud l'c. August sala price Dc. 1000 dor
pearl hu tpi + Just what you pag &c dpz.
'.srwi'r'. Sale price Pc drz' GOO doz
white pearl buttons. value loo SAL
price sc doz 200 white srf.hroidaris,i
belts. some with coloied .pbroiderv
some with pearl buckles. al,vavs o.
Sale price &c each. 100 fancy "balt''
emD the p and 39c Kind Sale nTics
Zoe each One lot ladies embroidered
linen collar (.ljghtly -oiied) the regular
2"c quality. ; ale prise l2is,-just hall
price.
4 great stocking opportunity. $50
pairs ladies' black ribbed isle thread
nose hess We have just gotten. The
loss Is NOT ours. but the gain Is yours.
august saie piic' only 10y, These are
III ON q center table. ana viii be sold In
'eW days Don't wait 1900 pafrs
Misses fine ribhed biack =toc.'nRs. spIen.
llu loo value. am 200 pairs bows
heavy ribbed stockings. regular I5e val.
ne. cal" pvice &c per pair. or 3 pair for
Zoe. 200 pa'r- iaDies' black open WORK
lisle thread stockings with some factory
iiupefhctiuns. cloth IN them Is better
man 2Ir goods. sale price DC per pair
brusbe-. One lot 81 pure hristle hair
brushes inst the quality you lind every.
"h.re ~ 23c. August sale price Toe
each. 800 cloth brushes. made e. pecially
ior ones. with g. ". Jones name on
'aca brush. value pc. sale price = for
zoe. 200 fine all bristle cloth brushes
value Joe. August sale price l9c each
One lot chiffon covered collar forms
always l2sc each. August sale price 70
each. 300 pieces feather stitch braid
regular prices 10. l5c. all the-. piled or
one table and in baskets. August SALE
price nc each. POO mems linsn collars
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29

MAJOR Charles Green aud sister. Mrs
Law renee Ashton. Of Dallas. Texas, AZ
rived here Tuesday and are guests 81
Mrs. Charles Wallace. They have been
visiting relatives In ulpeper and viii rc-
main here twO weeks before returning
home.
NJ. Sidney ;. kaufman has returned
home from a bushes aud pleasure trip 20
New York. Philadelphia and Atlantic
Oty. While IN New YORK. Mr. kaufman
made extensive purchases of TALL and
holiday goods.
Misses Matte Tansiil and Annie TAYLOR
Cole have not returned from Coventry. a"
| m spotsylv0nia county. az reported
/ They are having such "A pleasant time
they have concluded TO stay until Mon
day.
Mr.. +. W. Coleman has been employed
/ by Joe Poole 20 defend his son. Walter
Poole, who Is IN jail. charged with as
sault oil VIM. Washington some weeks
ago.
Mrs. y. " Skirker aud Mr.. W.P.
Skinker and wife. oi Carolire. are At the
Necklenburg hotel, Chase City. for the
months 81 August aud September.
Mrs J. z. Cannon and Miss Bessie
i.e Fammou have returned from anex-
tended visit 20 Mrs. H. \. Mofett. of
Glenvil'e, W. Va.
Mr.. ;. b. Banks has returned from
pl' asant trip to Ithaca. y. Y where he
visited his sons. Judge ). T. Banks and
Morris I. Banks
Mr.. Il. T Brooks. OF Clarksburg. w.
"a Instructor ~ the skating rink. AT
rived Friday TO be here nt the opening,
August 81.
Miss Mabel Owens, OF Washington. aud
Miss Marie Jack son. OF Maine. are guests
OF Mr.. ID ". Mifi ton and family in King
George
Mrs J. L Mason and daughter. Miss
Fora x Mason. have returned from an
extended sray ~ Northern summer re-
sorts.
Mira. Garnett King and two sons
have returned from a visit % several
weeks TO Mrs K A Davis at Urbauua.
Niles Gustrude Banks. Of Elmira. y. Y.
IL r. guest OF her grandfather, Mr.. =. Il.
Banks, of Leland. Stafford county.
George Co5k. who shot john Ennis
here II vndGy IN a street duel. has not a.
yet been captured.
Miss Lucy Sanford. OF Orange county.
i "A guest Of Miss Margaret Howison, at
Brashead
Mr. F. II. Chichester was in Richmond
Friday on legal business.
MIR John Waller, OF Garrisonvi.lr. WAS
in the city Friday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29

,soued odd sizes, odd styles, the regular
nc collar. August sale priee r., Cor
luo pairs mems linen cuffs white ronD51
pair. Y'0e &c per
Ladi's' long gloves. so nair. Io,,,
mite loves. regular price 35c. an whit
reduced 70 23c. 100 pairs silk and H.
threa1 long gloves. black or white Some
were Zoe. some were 81 90. Reduced 70
t'e per pair. Get what you want ~
thsm quick: go pairs long gloves. white
or Oiack, silk or silk tafietta. ana All
these were our best Sl.25 value. Angnss
ssl'e price 'rc. 20 pairs all pure silk.
uouyle .lpprd fingers. long gloves. our
Su.ss, ; 90 gloves. Sale price 9Sc. A
"T pair OF whlte ones are slightly soiled.
LaSes' Edglngs, with no insertings to
ihetch. insertings, with no edoa 70
match. 700 yards torchon edsings ana
ln-ertings. regular ,. 81. z ana n
August sale price nc. About 300 wards
torcnon edgings aud insertinQs onr Z :
ana lOc quality, all reduced to the small
price Oh &c per I'd. One lot torcbon insert.
i's7 S.n.erungs Only) sale price % ner
VI val. laees.-Lot No contains WI
euge ana val. insertings. abont 5OO
yards, sold ~ ,, 3 and &c. August clear.
ance sale price only 1c per yd. Lot No }
con tains val edge and val. ms rtines,
about 300 yards, We're 4. > and Sc All
reduced TO 2sc I'd Lot No. 3 contains
val edge and iDsertings. an odd. prices
We're >, 90 and Sc. Clearance sole nrice
"sc;. Lotto. 4 has val. edge and val. I'm.
servings Prices range from 6 to Sc. Clear.
anee sale price 4Sc. Lot No. , has val
euge ana val insertings, all odd. value uu
- : sc- Clearance sale price 6Hc. Lot
No o. al val. edge ana val. insertipgs
sale price 7kc Us .
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
THIEF CAUGHT
Charged With RObblnR a Stafford M.r.

Mention was made in this par. DIN
gentleman coming from the count md
being robbed If his money. Officer Hen
derson has rounded up the thieiin Tia. p-r.
son oil james Lucas and he WAS be-, r.
Tue police court j. N. 81. v.ns 81
Brooke station. stafford county. wns
the victim of the robbery and h. Thought
ne ID 40 lost hi- money at IA r.sort ON
north Loe street. he explained To the
officers about his purse aud several notes
and II was found 10y the officer near a
saloon In the northeastern section Of the
city ana the notes Were scattered on The
ground. In the ahsence OF Mr.. Stevens
lucas was held till Tuesday. -Alexan.
dria Gazette.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29

SIX petticOats. All marked down -
Iolows. Read the list aud then hustls
20 Soc store los them. LIST lot has 3 navy
i 9dde' green, brown SILK petticoats.
these have been our extra special vaInes
az - %. This sale price viii be 1910
5nu lot has gun metal, l garnet. 1
dark green.2 black elk pstticoats. Tias.
are our wonderful s. bargains Ths
sale price Is SO % 3rd lot has Z garnet
. gun metal, > brown, navy blue spk
petucoats. These are our very hest AZ
petteoats- Take them for the ANAL
pr'ee OF 81 IS. 4th lot has navy bIne
brown. 1 black silk pettlcoats. These
are our great special numbers At Al
SAFE price ~ %. 9TH lot has only ?.
olaek' navy blue elk pettieoats. These
are our g. skirts. Take them for 50 IL
eacn- 10 make these prices possible we
llust nave the spot cash and remove all
guarantees. Don't hesitate TO buv anv
OF these. They are al great bargains
SILK raincoats. The an wear. an Sea-
sons, serviceRble coat. light weight
handsome, dressy. And now at such
very low prizes that you cannot afford
20 oe without one. 9th lot Is our All 20
ana ; lz.oO satin and silk rain coats. All
TINS lot reduced to the very small prfce
OF - %. 18th has al our ST so rain
coats and splendid values at the orsee
Reduced TO the very email price during
tbls saie) of S12-50. 3. Lot Of sin rain
coats, are our very splendid values at
Sl9.oo: All reduced 10 the ridiculous
price OF 81 80. 9th lot Is one .Castor''
crepe de chine rain coat "a besuty). was
" 90: Take this one for the reduced
price oil So. 10th lot Is one pretty
garnet twiiled satin rain coat. Regular
price 5000, reduced TO SIS Buy this
one quick as there Is only Que.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
Headquarters For
Building Materials,

/ keep ali kinds of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber, dressed ana
addressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash.
Doors, and Blinds, Lime, Cement,
calcine Plaster, Plasterine Hair,
Building and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Llnseed Oil. Turpentine, Dryer
Varnish and Lewis's White Lead.
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
6lass and Putty, Builders Hardware
Of ell kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheathing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock Of Sewer Pipe and
Ere Clay Pipe. f. D. Cole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-29
The VIRGINIA TEAM
II Finished 44th in National Rifle
Match.
Medal AS0 PRIZE FOR CORP. HART

The national match closed "Wednesday
at Camp Perry, o., with the 900 yard
stage.
The virginia team pulled up "A couple
81 points, passing AfksnsRs mud New
Mexico, and nulshinS forty -iOUlth. This
was doing very well, considering the fact
that three ~ their reliable shots. d, eterans
from last year, We're out OF the ga neirom
sickness.
Richmond gets two OF the medals offer
ed by the State authorities for the three
best scores. Governor ; Wanson's medal
went TO Corporal Hart, 81 Fredericks-
burg. Company l., who slso won the
special prize for high man IN the 81 irmi-h
The Adlutant-Generafs Medal goes TO
Quartsrmaster Sergeant Hawle,. Com
pany &, Richmond, and the Hillary
Boards Medal co Capt Charles 81 Wal
lace. Friday evening the team wi arrive
Ia Richmon az T:3O over the G.. 4 .. K
f.