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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
TAFrs ACCEPTANCE Speech

Mr.. Taft's speech, in accepting tn,
nomination of the Republican party
for the presidency, is a very lengthy
document and is in many respects an
able exposition Of she Republican at
titude in this campaign. He inaug-
urates his plea for support of his
candidacy by reference 10 what
Roosevelt has done and then under
takes TO show she necessity OF cou-
tinuing those policies by insuriag his
election. This. at least. was expect
ed, as be has borne the Roosevelt
stamp ever since he was first men,
toned as "A possible nominee OF his
party. Roosevelt brought about
his nomination. It was Roosevelt
who saw to Is that every possible
delegate to the Chicago Convention
whose selection ne could influence
was Taft delegate. lt was Roose-
welt who kept in close communica-
ton with the convention while is
was in session and saw 30 is that no
cog In the machine he had bulls slip
ped until the nomination was made:
and it was Roosevelt who Inspected
and corrected Taft's speech OF nc
eeptance before it was given TO the
public.
Ii is, therefore, but natural shat
we see much in Mr.. Taft's speech
that we have already seen in Mr..
Roose velt's messages to the Con-
gress and other papers OF the presi-
dent. Physical valuation of rail
road properties for the purpose Of
fixing rates, Democratic principle
adopted by Roosevelt, national cor
troll OF interstate commerce corpora
lions and trust busting on the
Roosevelt plan are all discussed at
length, after which follows an at
tack upon the Democratic platform
and Democratic policies. Then
comes a plea Tor the labor vote AMI
laborers everywhere are reminded
what great things the Republican
party has done for them There
after follow the usual promises to
keep up the good work and 10 I'LL
the dinner pail again. The farmers
are next taken up and various and
sundry promises are made them
after they have been reminded that
good crops depend upon Republican
supremacy. A sufficient sop is
thrown to the negroes, It is pre-
sumed, to keep him voting in she
same old way, and the usual plati-
tudes as TO tariff and currency. etc,
etc, are evolved. Mr. Tait's speech
upon the whole Is after the order Of
its kind, and there is nothing speci-
ally new or startling ia it,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
BYRD LAW IS UPHELD

Sustaining Circuit Court Of Lancaster
county In the case of H. II. Runde vs.
the Commonwealth, the Supreme Court
oil Appeals has handed down decision
oil fsr-reaching Importance OIL the liquor
question, the effect being that hereafter
the possession by any person Of a license
from the United States Government for
the sale OF ardent spirits will be accepted
as prima facie evidence of violation of
the State liquor laws wheN no Stat e
licenses have been granted.
The opinion OF the court eonstrues the
section OF the Mann bill bearing on this
point to mean what Il says, and it's val
idity is strongly upheld The case Is OF
much intetest to the State and wa
fought TO the highest court for the pur.
pose Of teetfng the law and Determining
its status once Tor all.
1t IL possible that an appeal Will be
taken 20 the United States Supreme
Court.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
STAFFORD
eEisousals Notes.


DIT F. Gil. % GSrrison, ue. ha- gone
60 boswell, Va, TO prac ice.
Dr.. J. K. ShacF 'etr. Of Stafford Stors.
glil leave this Week for b. snts1 b.
Miss Susie Holmes. % Xasf's ou =
visiting the Misses F.atiord.
Miss Lottie CT j. s.si' ng Miss Bessie
Gordon at Crest.
Misses Nelsie GNl Lenna P1d Lizzie ~
ord, Messrs. Stuart CiOe ead Fer~'e Gu.
al o: GarsisOny 'le. have re.dl led home.
liter spending some time in " asf nston.
Miss Celestine Gordon. OF Crest has been
visiting Miss Safe GU.
The prOtrsc1-d meeting hegrn at the
new Baptist church at Toluca last
thursday highs and v be carried on
through the week.
Misc Sale Gi" left Sunday for Wash
nston and Fauquier 70 visit relai vr-
a1d friends
Rev. J. J. Genthner, Of Toluca, left To-
lay Tor Washir gtOn % spend afew day-
Bethany N. + Church gave al e.
-eam festival last Thursday and + .lday
: sht-. losho.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
BRIDES FATAL MISTAKE
Drank Poison Used 20 clean WesSin
Presents. Thinking Il Water.

Drank Poison Used 20 Clean WeaSin-
Presents. Thinking Il Water.
New York. July 29.-Mrs. Katharine
keeney twcnty-one years old. and a
bride Of few months. was KILLED bv
cyanide Of potassium az her home 2f5
Hooper street Williamsburg KccIey
was cleaning wedding presents which
had become discolorcd. aud he used
cyanide of potassium TO bring the sn
yer back 90 its natural brilliancy. and
when he retired he placed The mug
containing the poison in the bathroom.
During the early morning hours Mrs
Kelley went to the bathroom for a
drink Of water She took a gulp from
the glass containing the poison. Be
fore a physician reached her Side Mrs.
Kelley was dead.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
CAROLINE
ush,naas wuA

Bowling Gresn. Va. July >. 1905.
During storm this week HghtniuE,
struck a barn and stable belonging a.
Mr.. &. l.. Collins on his farm near Woods-
lane, setting them air.. and they were
quickly burned 20 The ground The h,,rn
contained = lot 80 cnrU and farming iui-
piements- Loss about eight hundrd dot
lars. NO iIsurarce.
Lightning ai~o struck the house 90 Mr..
William Cecl. who lives near Baghy. hut
fortunately oid NOT burn the hou-s. some
nsighbors l-'iog near and eNtirguishsd
TN nre Nr cecil was badly shucaed. hi-
son had his shoes torn from his sect and
his beet burn 81. aud his daughter wa=
50 badly shocked. Several pieccs ~
furniture we're torn 60 piesss
Lawrence Guu ',lin. q resrectable rol,--
"a man, hsd the MISFORTUNE % losa =
muie and ho-sa by being struck by izh,-
Mug. The bolt struck "a Nire fence q "a
ran down Il FOR ave hundred yards v ben
IL jumped "a uear tree. where tbe horse
ana mule hal taken shelter. kliirg th-m
Instantly
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
KING GEORGE
Notes And ? rsonsls

King George e.. H.. july 24,h
Mrs. Vim. 4. Smoot. Of slexandris.y "a.
: visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Fltz Jones. al
Hilton.
Miss Eva P. Tayioe = spending th.
summer with the family of ~. ) Ssnata-
Richardson. 30 Delaware. at the Thou--
and Islands On the -. Lawrence River
Mrs. Charles Carmichael. oi Freder.c q -
burg. j. visiting h-r sister. Mrs n b.
~oghil, az Port Conway.
Miss Bessie Mason. v 10 has been Visit
INK relatives 10 the county. has retu u. q
60 Colonial Beech.
Mr.. Rose Hunter. Miss Sue Hunter. uf
Washington. and Mr. Robert Tuomt-. II
s''envilif. Ai-s.. who have been vi-ir,r. ],
Mrs. q. Osle Tayloe. have returned.
Aes-rs. r. II. chm and brother have
purchased the Vim. Il jenkins plara.n.. b.
Muddy Creek. It isavei = desirable o. Ia.
M.ss Mary Leldon Jett, wh1 has g., n
visiting Mr. and Mr. Auen smith III
Tanning. has returned
Nrs. ". 4 Rose o. littie Ms KstA-
cen a7e visiting relatives In Westmoi b
land, near Hague
Dr. Joseph Low. " It'll rs mother and
aunt. OF Chicago, are summerflg AT bis
c1uatry place, "Oaken Brow. near Port
CONWAY.
Mrs s,las Staples l. visiting her daugt-
te-s IN " Washington.
Mfs- a. 7. q H'lg~ley who ha- b,en
visiting RELATIVES 10 OrAlge county. Las
returned
There VIII b. sn day ssrvir s.hse .o'~g
20 II =. M az Cd Lambs a. -ek church
On Su1day, Aug - the second. 1905
Every body IL cordially Invited toattend.
B ing lunch
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
THE ATTORNEY eeNfRaLsHlp

The announcement Of Attorney Gen
eral Anderson that he will not stand Tor
reelection has caused "A fiutter IN pollti-
cal circles and bees are beginning to buzz
IN many bonnets. Col. Robert Catlett,
OF Lexington, Assistant Attorney-G Gen
sral Ss being urged TO run, but has not
DECIDED. The name Of Senator j. Boyd
Sears, of Mathews. IS also mentioned
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd. Of Win.
CHESTER. who ia>steadily mounting the
po;itscal ladder IN Virginia and may
9vsotoally tarn HE steps toward the Ex
oeuflVs Mansion. was discussed some
nnontbs ago. and shis talk T. now being
svfvsi
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
Guessing.

cold Figgers, as Gen. Grosvenor,
OF Ohio, Is called, is at it again. He
Is guessing and specializing as TO
what States Taft will certainly carry
and what States Bryan is assured Of.
and those that are doubtful. All
this is very easy. Is is very easy to
sit on a goods box in "a corner groc-
cry, whittle sticks and prophesy and
predict, but the result may be an
other thing. Who, for instance.
would have predicted such ali over
whelming victory az Cleveland had
In his third race? And this Is IA year
where too many doubtful and uncer-
tain matters and questions enter in
to the contest. That "A large num-
Der OF the Middle Western States can
be put-dow in the doubtful column
is admitted by shrewd politicians on
both sides, and that the Prohibition
and Independence parties will cut
some figure cannot be denied. and
this will occur in some OF the Eastern
States. And which of the candidates
OF the two old parties will they draw
from and how much? that is she
question,which can only be answered
at the polls on election day.
So, "Oid Figgers" can't be relied
on certainly at this stage of tn,
game 1t is too early even to guess
for neither party has really ORGANIZED
for the fight, and organization vii
tell the tale, to some extent, at least
So We will have to watch and wait
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
AFTER LIQUOR SELLERS

The temperance people Of Acconae
nave commsnced an orgsBizsd and de-
'rmined raid Upon the liquor sellers 10
the county. So far, two arrests have
been made. John X. Henderson. 81
Nandua, ~ whose possession about
thirty barrels 81 wh'ekey and beer were
found and James II. Harrison. near
OEancock where three barrels ofbeer and
gave bfI
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
WHY NOT TEMPORARILY USE
THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE

How about that jag for the harvest
season?
Why not I'll II now? For choice house.
hold use. and as first aid incase OF sick
ness before the doctor can be reached.
why not lay In a hall case OF full case
OF IL quarts Of splendid medicinal whis-
KEY, guaranteed under the National Pure
Food and Drug Act7
Special prices on case lots.
delightful light white wine for table
use these hot days. The old town goes
dry August 4.
Henry Dannehl Co.
istaA Phone 127.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
HANOVER SCHOOL

Miss Sallie Buekner Montgomery, act,
Ing principal for session l9OS-'9, Will re.
open on Wednesday, September 9, "a,
fredericksburg. Va. English branches
higher mathematics and science taught
Also Latin, French and German.
The past session has been the most
successful in the history OF this school,
and the pupils have attained a high
standard OF honor. as well as scholar.
ship.
Terms ayable quarterly In ad vance.
Entrance considered guarantee for she
session.
For further Information address,
Miss Sallie Buckner Montgomery.
u l-i-s2m FredericksbnrR Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
TO LEVEL FORT MALONE

Inc famous Fort Malone" on thu
ol1 COn'ederai lines "a Prince Georg.
county near Petersburg, has been level
ed; erd II II TO he made the ii OF .
spiehdid monument, To be cree a b,
hen nsyivo u ls n msmoly Of the col
ulers oil that IA who feH = ba;tle In
Of shat city. Wv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
PRIVILEGES At FAIR

Those who occupied stands at the Fair
last year and want them again this Fair
must apply for them at once or they
may be rented to others The use OF
them last year did not give occupant
right or ownership to them. Preference,
however, will be given II application Is
made by August LIST. After that time
they VIII be- sold to others who may ap-
ply for them. Respectfully,
tia =. J. Quinn, Sec.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
HIGH WATER m MATTkPONl


Al Bowling Green. Mr. jas +. Ncaar H.
proprietor of the Lawn Hotel. aue W.
conducts liveTS 10 connection with a.-
hotel came very near losing two very
Va uahle horses this week while cross
Tx the Mattaponi river. near HasS,S
Lane. The river was very much swol 70
from the receng rains when Mr. SchOdcn.
a travellif K salesman for q ChattanC1 "a
medicine house. attempted 90 cgoss. the
driver say INK there was no danger. a "a
IA passing over the cause WAY. which
was covered To water about three h.t
deep. the driver went TOO far p the ieit
and one o. the horses got oa ofthe cause
way into water si1 or seven ieet g.. %.
which pulled the other horSs 20 with
nm. The driver succteded IN get.ia- The
horses loose from the buggy. and a. 8
swan out Into the woods coupled -
<ether when The driver and tn salesman
~et ~ yell Tor help. and fortunately itr
"a IN Mr.. B sksy. the Eneman 20 tue
telephone company. was near aud "a 3 %
seeing the situation sent message 20
Mr. richards - come at once. that lis
horses werc being swept down the riv r.
NJ. Richards aud several friends hurried
70 the river aud Il was with great difs-
Guilty the horses were rescued. having
o'en IN the water Tor severe hours AT
only their heads out. One % the Lors- :
was very badly cut ia his efforts 70 Z. 4.
out and did 50 after he wss loOsei from
the other horse
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
FOR POLICE JUSTICE

To the voters % the city OF Frederlcks
burg
4 tiske this means 70 announce that /
am candidate for the Office OF Police
Justice Of the city OF fredericksburg at
the election to be held on Tuesday, the
Bird day OF November, 1908. II the
voters Of the city Of fredericksburg see
Ht TO elect me to this office It Will I've my
endeavOr to administer the law fairly
and inpartially to the best of my ability.
VIM. K. Goolrick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
BOTH FINFD FOR KISSING

Dr. W y Canada. "a married local dem
Get. was hued by Mayor Wooding Tor
si-sin2, IN bis office. Mrs. Nanrie Lamb
vile Il Carl Lamb. who recently ca ne to
De1vilie from Petersburg. A fne Wa
also imposed upon Mrs. Lamb. The tech
mcol charge against both was "miscon-
duet in a public place
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
BOARDING HOUSE

Mrs. J. F. Monroe, BIB Commerce
street, has opened tirst-class boarding
house and is prepared to furnished nice
rooms, meals and snaeks at all hours
from $50 A. M. to 1880 r. NJ. Also take
boarders by day, week or month. Prices
reasonable and accommodations first
class.
Special private room for ladies'.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In ~
Principal Markets.


PHILADELPHIA FLOUR n-w
winter EXTRAS. new. s. {oFt3lI Penra
roller. .cicar sS65N3.75. city mIi.
fancy. s. q .f Z. 80. RYE FLOUR q4.e
per Dbl. S4-iprf50. WHEAT w.a
10. . rcd. western. 9ft.r,asr. con- ,
nrm, No. - yellow. local S5aSst.
OATS steady. No waite ,lla,C 2
hsi- 70 csc. lower grades. Ole. HNN
weak. timothy. per bale sI4sn0 IS
IOtN quiet. family. per hhl SIS
kEtt STEADY. beef hams per biol So
o. 2>c. POULTRY: Live arm. hens
go if'sc.. old roostors. lOc Dress .
steady. choice fowls. lfiac.. oil mos.
crs. sicc BUTTER steady. ext.
creamery. Csc EGGS firm selected "A
= -tC nearby. -lc. western gfc. pD
lAllEc arm. now. per Dbl. s. 2-N
BALTIMORE WHEAT f-mUr. ~
spot se-i It HNi-C. steamer 80 .
spot. ~ % &C.,. southern. .1at o.
sh4c. COIN arm. m,Nei spot. 1gi-,
OATS higher Waite 80 %. flftc y.
:. ti1 HNi b. NO Z $50 1Nlsc mixed
No. :. sNi- r. -sr. 80 g. r-n1-i.
TER steady. creamery srrara'-r
extras. T. held. ls0-Or.. psiuts. /.
i Zoe Maryland ana psuna dairy
prints ltfl ltr EGGS steady. fancy
Mary land Iruua.. Virginia aud West
NlrsiuiA. let-. southern. lie
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
COMING MARRIAGE


Announcement has been made OF tie
Engagement Of Miss Helen J. Jones.
laughter Of the late Philip Jones. Of
!sapidan, Va, the sister OF Mrs. Egherr
.. Leigh, Of Richmond. 20 Mr.. Llewellyn
hoxtOD, 81 Seminary Hnl. near Alex
.ndria. who Il now associated with the
University Of Vire mia
! he wedding VIII take place 80 Sep
.rgber
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30

PiTTSnUGG lyuion stock Yardsl-
TAT TIE slow choice s. 3uI.f 5..
prime. SfffG.15. SHEEP Glow. lamb
lower. pfiw. wrthers. sglras5. cul
and CONN. s-ff3. iamls. SfGslD.
veal calves stf's go. HOGS slow enl
lower. prime leaves mediums IN
heavy Workers. s. S00 6.S5. Irht York
-rs B. 500 b IS. pirs g.. r.uehs 4
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
LOCAL MARKETS

t'N'N'Nts HAhN 2 -
tCorrected by Simon Birsh a RrnA
Wheat. - to 81; corn, ~ 20
80, meal. tl.6O IN $40; Oats.
80 20 40; old hens. . 10 10; spring
chickens II To II cts. per pound;
Eggs, II TO Is: lard, 10 To
-; ducks. i've Oto IL; turkeys. drawn.
- % Is; turkeys. undrawn, IL to
-; turkeys. i've. IL 20 II: butte-.
- To -, hams. y To IL. Irish potato...
30 70 so; lambs, $3.50 20 $500:
hides, green. 1 to ~: dry salted.
. To ~; dry hides. g. to Z; calf
skins No. l, clio per skin: baled
hay, vi Ia Sll per ton; leai sumnc. 30
10 20 yer 100, hogs, 1--we weight. 3
10 6Sc; beef. i've weight. 3 To 4c.;
pork, ~ 70 q; wool, 10 to Is per n /;
veal, - 10 q.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
MULE sTRAYED OR STOLEN

rom r. l.. COE, near Lignum, Va. ANY
one who takes him mp and notifies IN,
VII De We'll rewarded. lie IL n black
mutt, weighs about 1850 pounds. 10
years old, with shoe on left hind foot.
mealy nose. Address B.L.COE, Iipnum'
VA 25j3
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
P. hCRACKEN, BRO. q CO.,

-WHoLKsALR AND RETAIL
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEAIERS
Orer Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE ana
BOURBON WHISTLES from the fotloging we'd
knoSn disfner1es. Graft a Co.. OF Ohio. 8oons
County Diltiliing Co. of kentucky Montlcs M,
Distillery. OF Maryland. aud W. y. Grs5. d
fennsy lyania.
Agents for BerTner 4 kngie's Lager nss,.
They also o1er staple and Fancy 1sroosrf..
AErieulssrai IpsDisssnts. sss6s euaEo ari
csaeHt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
FLIES DISAPPEAR

when you use Fly Ribbon. New thing,
but the best thing out. Price, &c, at our
store only. W. L Brannan-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30

John Nj ''en he'd f.. l.. Cole W,tht1
sx In Pc rsburg because he says he
.onaa cole - compromising position
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ia espe
cially good for piles. Recommended and
sold by NJ. N. Lewis and W. l.. 3ond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator on
estate OF John Baylam, parties owing
said estate are requested to come for
ward aud settle same and oil parties
having claims against said estate VIII
have same properly adiudicated for set
Element.
+. 8. Moore,
Administrator.
i16w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30

Chicago. July 29-The newly formed
Independence party at its national ccu-
vcntion nominated Thomas T. H'sc O..
of Massachusetts. as its candidate .ar
president Of the United States ana
John Temple Graves OF Georgia. o..
vice president
riot was prccipitatri IN tire con-
vention during the nominating speech
es. when J. J. sheppard. of Kansas.
attempted TO place the name of WI
liam J. BrNan hnfnre To- lunE..-r. -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
Stafford Receipts and Expenditures.

yesr ending sOth Of June 40 '
CIR
January l Balance levy Of 1907 - q2O 81 snct
charre Of deinGuents andco miso
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30
K!SGEN NhNED
FOR PRESIDENT
independence Party Makes Its
First Nomination.
BRYAN'S NAME CAUSED RIOT

Kansas Delegate al National conven-
ton OF New Party Attempted to
Nominate Nebraskan.fWhen Uprosr
Started and Some Delegates Occr,d
Physical Violenoe-t4e Mas Expelled
From the Hall Before Order Could
Be Restored-John Temple Graves
For Vice President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-07-30

Atough the statute Boari
ns Tor the next su ding the oars q the
20 IT, at s DAT ir the OF Fl
Assembly These O
Jr zoos 1t has been Impossible
July f'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-18

The idea that peace could be The
normal relation of the nations neVcl
entered Napoleon's bead or the head
of any man about him. declares \.
l.. Kielland in "Napoleons Men and
Methods" In his mind peace could
only mean pause between two wars
He had no idea to give to the world
His thoughts did not go beyond Ills
own life. He shrinks at once In com.
parison with a man of science, who ex.
Ponds his life to create thought tina,
will nourish and elevate posterity.
If Napoleon reached the highest sum.
NIT of a prince and q commander he
was also the last who succeeded in
gathering about his person all the
glamour that had been wont to accom-.
pany and adorn the bloody business
of war. There was no more of it aftei
his fall War became afterward an
academic study Military affairs came
to resemble industrial interests. III
which it Is the best machines that gain
the victory
We now strip our armies of theil
gold cords and waving plumes The
admiral, who used to stand on the
bridge in his gala uniform. with his
decorations and sash. now sits in a
steel box and presses buttons like u
telephone girl. When the glamour goea
from thing 1t Is near its end.
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A Rough Skin.

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Whether you are a man or woman, whether
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Sample bottle sent post paid to any address
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Il. W. FEARIS.
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department. When Bob learned OF
this he had himself reinstated.
Both of his legs were shot much
to pieces at Fort Fisher and the sur
geons at the Norfolk hospital came
in to amputate them. Evans pulled
revolver from under his pillow
and remarked quietly: 81 feel per-
fectly sure that l can kill six persons
with this gun and the first person
to enter this room with a case of
instruments will get the first shot"
Evans is as diplomatic as he is
brave He plays cards and drinks
whiskey because he could not af-
ford to do SO. His suavity has won
him the friendship of Emperor Will
liams, the empress of China and the
Mikado. President Cleveland and
Evans frequently shot ducks togeth-
err Mckinley and Roosevelt have
both honored him with their friend
ship.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-18
Moving Old Depot.

1t was at first planned to move the
Katy's old passenger depot north of
Rogers street, but it has now been
decided to roll the building across
the track. Timbers on which the
building may rest are now being
placed in position. Several carloads
of gravel to be used in the concrete
foundation for the new building have
been unloaded. Other material is also
arriving by the carload. When the
new building has been completed all
the space to the rear of the build
ing will be paved from Washington