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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
Southern Railway

y. - olov;as schedule agurss published .,
Ni'fanNon, enQ are uut guaranteed
acheuule effective Apr. 18th. 1908
rams leave Warrington from New Uni,n
~ - >, m. Daily-Loca for Warrsnsoa Dan.
fi-ie. aau Eay stati0as
80 o. ~ baly-Local tor Harrisonburg v
- a n belJ-Uuited States Raat Mai
sifHeclaas coaches and drawing room sleeuer A..
NrN pre4ne. Ciuing car sersice
Att p r. caily-W eshinsrson eud Floysda
Lihts-o- through coaches and sleeper 10 Co.
,-moiA. savannah and JacksOuviis Sieerer
- huSlsta Dining car service. Tourist 10 a.
AS ?. 10. Week Days-I.ocai for Hafrsonbars
~no saJ ssau0ns on Manassas Branch
- = M Daiiy-Local Tor Warrsnton ana
iols p. m Daiy-Nev YORK ans uenrh,.
t-.niseo iva - achburg)-FiFst class coach and
$500 reAf 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatta-
1ouEts birmingham and Memphiat s.eeuer a.
Nss yrieens. Aining-cer service
h.sO = m bhlJ-hew YORK and New Orleao.
AL faiinen trains, club and obserya-
500 cars ~ NsE Orleans. Sleeper - AebVflie
AHenta birmingham. Nee Orisans Sleeper ~
~lAhotue DinilEcar servfce.
a., l .hrousE rains RON The South srrvs Wash
ene li-Se ,. m. daily. Hsrrisonbarg -szs
IN ~. Neet says snc s.Se pm. daily. From Char.
io.s@sFlls. SIC a. NJ. and BOO D. m
itcAete sieeping-car rcesrva tfOns and detafiaf
Lor nneon can Be had al tickot ofacs, 705 Isth
-. 10 - Az ID New Uaion station
ssecsee through from hosels and resL
2 n. LcKRRT. V. +. aad Gen. Msa-
:. ~. hAkDWlCK. Pass. rrafio hHr.
".h. LA1LOa, Gen. Pasa. Agent
= . hnoWh. 0snsral Agent.
S~sslnrsos- =. q.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
NAME HUGHES 0RtosEs
Woodford Says Unless ne Is Renamed
Democrats Viii Garry New York.

~
New York. Sept 5-Gencrnl S.,r,.
art l. Woodford. who nominc 81 t.,v.
ernor HUGHES for the . -csid. p. tao
Chicago convention. told - tsv /.
Woodruff chairman OF the New la~s
state Republican committee. tnat un.
less Hughes is renomiratei far GOV.
ernor Kew York state Will d. lost 90
the Republicans
General Woodford said that Prcsi
dent Roosevelt voiced his sentiment g
exactly when he declared thai tae
denomination OF Hughes WAS a uec,s.
sity.
Mr.. Woodruff announced that h.
had advised Jacob Brcnner. chai.msn
or the Kings county Republican com
mittee. To make n test OF the-senti.
mcnt In brooklyn OF the denomination
OF Governor Hughes in several of fha
assembly districts at the primaries on
Tuesday.
Herbert Parsons chairman of the
New York county committee. annonnc.
ell similar test OF the Hughes s.nti.
ment in New York county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
Woman seats Depvtv VITA eo,,;,o o,

EiNon. Nd Sept 5-Deputy Saerin
J. Wesley McAlllster had an expert
ence that he viii not soon forget. and
as result is suffering with a badly
bruised arm. In company with sew
Ing machine agent named McCum
mons. Of Aberdeen. he went To The
home OF Zebulon Short to replevin a
sewing machine which Mrs. Short had
purchased four years ago on !nstIl
monts. and after $40 had been pai
refused 20 pay the balance OF s22. Mrs
short attacked the officer when he at
tempted TO remove the machine an
struck him a heavy blow IN the arm
with a rolling pin. The oMcer sue
ceeded IN showing the woman out O.
the way and threatened TO arrest Mr.
Short II he interfered. After a lively
time. lasting fully fifteen minutes
Sheriff McAllister got the sewing ma
chine. NJ. Short will be arrested for
resisting an officer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08

scst Upright patriotic. brave TO,
both are equally SO Both tne-n
equally wei toaarG their country. T,e
reai question is which caadilat, Mn
make the best prcsilrate Which is
The viscs, cat slee icste Which u.a
would ron choose as admin razor ut
Nocr cstafef Which would you sr.t.,I
- maua-c yogr busiuossc Walton n.-
the brst t-siaIns and the mos, e>as.i
eucc
Mr.. Rrsan never has handled a s-,-
sle tcrcisu problem BE has coverr,a
no Philippines. resencratci NJ C,i..
bu.lt co canal avciied no alien ts.,
ger. saved as from I'D threatened d., r.
.ir lalt has done all u WAS ti.
rorius Cor thc practical and dspoti .u
90 humanity Shat took Philippine clr.
as oni made Philippine order. to..
fniinnlrc bate ana chanccd ID .r
Philippine love Do was he who's
counsel President Roosevelt sorrht al
every crisis of his historic. aimin.sfr,.
ton. Dc who helped svcrt war W. N
tttic politicians and narrow mimi.
would have plunged ms into conf..t
it was William g. TAFT whom o-
president when confronted with r.-
rlcn rcrplcVrcs aud with the aot-.I
wci2lt oi cnv ninety millions wolrer,.
on fis heart sought for strength n-l
Vision. ana 10 is William p 7.r
more tfan ANY man ever called To t-,
leadership ot rhc American people v.o
has had tnc best iratriur. the wild.
cNr '7icnco snl the visrst tearhirc Id,
Mr HIM H.r rrrf rr.r..,..s f...
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
FataIr strLe.en In -. -.

New York sept o. AleNan.es
rroup proprietor and editor ~ us
New Haven Union and a former Dcuo.
cratic national committeeman Tor Con
nectcuJ was stricken with heart an
ure IN the wa.t.ngroom Of the Gran
Central station and died in a short
time without having resalnet con
sciousness. Mr Troup had just r.
turned from an active campaign iu
Vermont iu behalf OF the Democratic
nominee for governor ami had attend
ed conference of the Domocratio
leaders ar the national Democratic
headquarters in tAe Holman house
Mr.. Troup was head OF the New Far
land Democratic Progressive leacu
AID Of che New England Bryan league
he leaves a widow and TWO sons ana
three daughters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
FOrser Gets $4,000 For msssyer,

chicago. sept. 5--One OF the ho.a
est forged check swlndles in recou
years in Chicago came t0 light wh.a
warrant vas issued by Judge Gov.
for the arrest OF Gustave F. Baye or a
charge OF robbing The Bankers ia
uonal bank of $4,000 70 Is allece
that baye is phs zeal double OF one
Of the wealthy clients Of the bank
whose Identity IS kept a secret. AVID
that by impcrso mating this uni lo~a
client he obtained the money. tn.
warrant was obtained by the cashier OF
The Bankers National bank ami
charges forgery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
FER Over Sixty Ysnrs

Ars. Winslow's Soothing Syrap
has been used for over sixty years nv
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
IL soothes the child. softens the pume.
eiisys all pains, cures wind collie. and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
II Will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by Druggists In
every part OF the world. TWENTY
hve cent? bottle. BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs. WinalOw's Soothing
syrup" and take no other
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act. June Both, 1906. Serial humber
1898
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
1000 HOMES BURNED

Great Suffering Caused BY conaaqra
ton a. Nugsts. Japan.
Toxic. Sept Dispatches from the
city OF N.igata. in the lcligo province
eighteen miles northwest OF this ,ity
tell of fire in which 1000 homes wera
destroyed hy the flames. Fearful
scenes of restitution and suffering ar,
reported as result of the disaster
and the government is rendering every
possible assistance To the inhabitaut,
OF the stricken city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
DEAFNESS CANEOT RE CTRED


by local applications. az they cannot
reach the diseased portions Of the ear.
Ibere Is only one way 20 cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by sn iufamed con-
dition OF The mucous lining OF the Eusts-
ehhan Tube When this tube IA inRamed
you nave "A rumbling sound or lump rect
hearing. and when 10 Il entirely closed.
deafness Is the result. and unless the In
hammauon can be taken out and this
tube restored TO its normal condition.
hearing VIII be destroyed forever; nine
cases out oil ten are caused by Catarrh,
which i nothing but an infiamed con.
dltion OF The mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by catarrb)
mat cannot be cured by Halls CataFrh
Cure. send for circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills Tor conetipa-
ticn
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08

Loaned Stolen Money to City Officials
New York. Sept So Charged with
the larceny o. 5000 from Alexanfr,
bolognesi. Wall street banker. An.
tonic keale a collector. was arraienaG
IN court and held in bail Counsel for
heale said that the prisoner admitted
the theft but had loaned some of the
money to city officials who were not
named Restitution in part has been
made
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08

TO live up to IL.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08

There IL scarcely auY condition of
I'll health that is not benefited by the
occasional use Of q RIPAES Tabule.
For sale by druggists. The Five.
cent packet is enough for an ordi-
oary occasion The family bottle. &c
's-n~~ s-s-+ai'-- ar. ~,rsfr. - q v.e-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
Recovery From the Panic.

We are quickly recovering from the
breiest panic In our history. LEI
worA'nsmeu contrast that panic with
the enc that occurred under the last
Democratio alministrai and then
answer ta's question for themselves.
VIII the election OF Mr.. Bryan or Mr.
TAN best help the rapidly improving
business o. the country? Ana remem.
Der that active business means well.
paid employment
That Sir Bryan and the opposition
would make business practically i'm.
possible IS proved by their national
Franchise plan They propose that
every enterprise big enough 10 DO
business iu more than one state shall
secure a national license. which can
be granted 0r Withdrawn by any ad.
ministfauon But no business can
succeed without certainty. no business
man could afford 10 invest a dollar
when h. knew that his very right 10
do business or an might be taken
away by the caprice Of a president or
the accident of an election.
Comparison Of Bryan and Taft.
This is campaign of candidates
even more than of platform. The
question is not which candidate IS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08
Time Tells
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les. sir. after she shoe Is bought
and worn Is viii soon sell you she
story ~ it, weakness and sins oi
commissions aud commissions.
bus Is is then 500 late. Why not
buy You shoes. sir.where you Cst
the best and where she goods are
guaranteed and where Won could
nos make a poor bargain Il You
tried That place Is here.
Try Us On a Pair of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-08

fndiaasn Aroused Great Enthusiasm In
Speech Enumerating Laws Passes
By Repubiicars-Sais Bryar Never
Thought Of Them-compares Ten
ard sry5n sad Says Latter Accom-.
pisfed Notni0s ard Is ireNper-
enccd-Ceelares Neersskan Is U.s.
fu' in That He Is a Storm CT Unrest
W'-1 Clears ths Atmosphere.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18


Died ct her home in this city last
Sunday afternoon, Mary the, widow
Of three weeks ogGeorge i, Glass.
Three weeks ago we chronicled
the sudden death OF husband and
father and now, in so short a time,
are we again called upon 10 record
the death OF wife and mother. Truly
the Glass household has had heavily
laid upon it the hand Of affection.
The shock OF the sudden death Of
her husband bore heavily upon Mrs.
Glass and her state OF health was not
sufficiently strong to Withstand it.
A tiny babe is buried in the grave
with the mother.
Yrs. Glass was a native Of the
county aud the hundreds of friends
and relatives OF the family mourn
with them in their double grief.
The body was taken to the family
burying ground at Corinth church
Monday afternoon and laid beside
that OF the husband who preceded
her TO the grave but three short
weeks, Eight surviving children,
the youngest Of whom is about IA
years OF age, are bowed with grief
and our earnest sympathy goes out
to them in their deep affiichon
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18
Ia the Circuit Court OF the Third
Judiolal Circuit IN and for Madison

In the Circuit Court Of the Third
Judicial Circuit and for Madison
county, Florida.
Madison Southern Railway Coms1ny
P. x. Lanier and his wife,
Florence Lanier.
Notice is hereby given to p X. Lanicr and his
wife, Florence Lanier, both Of Madison County
Florida, and 70 all persons interested IN ul having
liens uPon The property hereinafter described that
on the 10Th day Of May A ID. 1908. the Madison
southern Railway. Compeny filed in the Civcui;
Court of the said Judicial Circuit OF the State Of
Florida, Ia and for the County Of Madison, It's
saaen seeking 20 take oy right OF eminent me So
of-wav, yards. tracks, AID tracks for The railroad
Of said petitioner, the Madison Southern Railway
Sou Invest Y q Northwest \ Of Section 10, 4 /,
s. Il. eE; Beginning AZ post 900 feet east Of ne
northwest corner OF the southwest u Of north
Va a Y Of Section 10, z, L. S. r. 81, thence run,
point 405 feet east Of the southwest corner OF the
northwest u Of Section 10, r j, s. r.. Oh thence
east loo feet more or less, to post 100 teet traa
same; thence northeasteriy 400 feet more o. less
% point (Said line 70 he parallel to aud 100 teei
from first nc) thence West los feet 70 the place Oh
beginning. coutaining 8. "a acres, more or less,
Southeast y Of the Southeast a OF Section y. Il
=. X, +. Beginning AZ point % feet more q
less west OF the northeast corner Of tbs soqtness'
OF ne southeast Of Section p y s. X. ~. r. y
less to stake. thence West no feet, more less
thence N 20 deg IS min. r. 1890 feet, more Or YES
70 point; thence East 10 feet, more or less %
place of beginning, containing az acres more o.
less. ~
Northwest \ Of The Northwest 4 Of Section 10
z J. 81 g. Beginning At point ~ ts .a'
more OF less hast Of the northwest corner q -
ton 10, z J, s. T. Ia the center o. the ns s
srn oouthcrn ky. as located, thence hast ~ -
to the side Of 100 loot riyht Of wa., THENCE e
southcrly direction 400 feet, more or les " -,
east and parallel to said location Of the Aadls9y
Southern Ry. 70 the south side Of the northwest =
81 the northwest u Of said Section 10. SAID roint
S2 feet, more or less from the southeast corner o'
said northwest Of the northwest thence lQl teet y
the west side Of said right Of way Of eia,.9 ,o
Southern kY, ihcn IN uorihcrly dlrcci.on 49,
feet more Or less 70 the north line 81 said net.
west u of the northwest u section 10 thea "a
% feet % the place Of beginning, Containint p
acres, more OF less. rs viii more tull1 ApreN "
reverence 20 said petition now ole herein.
NOW, THEREFORE.you and ca, D Of YOU ..sq
az persons Interested Ia 81 having liens upon ~.
property, are hereby notified ana COMMANDED " VI
and appear Ia our said Circuit toart % &c w.
Monday IN june. 1905 the same being tne ~ .l
Of said month. and then and there % anow ~.
u any. why TIA said should not Be- 4hen ~
pst.n1er TO- Tie use and purposes pa form n'-'4
WITNESS Thos. 2 Martin CLERK Of sag
co'I apd DC Seal Of said Coust, ms s0ih Gay o.
MI|t A D. 1908 ...-..-
f1tln II. =, MAX ~ ID.
ci4ik Circuit Court Malison county ri-'
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

We wish every person in the
United States who is the least
bit interested in tobacco and to-
bacco culture could pay a visit
right now to the tobacco fields
of Madison county. We don't
rprofess to know anything about
farming but we have seen in our
life many crops of many vari-
-eties growing in the fields, and
we have never up to now seen
anything that for beauty.
uniformity. cleanness and gener.
al excellence can"hold a candle"
ITO the growing tobacco crop. It
lis a sight worth the time and
attention Of any man who will
90 to see it. The crop in this
county is a tremendous success
and the. yield will be Of splendid
proportions both as to quantity
and quality. Printing season
is now in full sway and the
immense barns are being rapidly
filed with the leaf strung on
sticks and hung up for the dry
ing which Is a part Of the curing
process. Tobacco people from
-ererywhere would make no
ulstake 10 coming to Madison
s,-or y to cultivate the plant
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

You are not comm anded sim
ply to love your neighbor. There
is a very important qualifca-
tion attached thereto, and, with
it. there comes into play the
grim humor that lights up the
pages of Scripture and be sure
the uttermost depths are sound.
ed. The command is a large
and healthy invitation to self
knowledge, the necessity OF
which has been insisted on by
the sages and prophets Of all
the tribes of men since Elk
perience came out of the under
brush, full of wounds and
bruises. 10 search of a full meal
and a soft pallet. The behest
is simply to love your neighbors
as you love yourself. and the
qualification is such as to fit
every case; for when you look
frankly into the depths of your
own heart-into the dark room,
as it we're, where your native
thoughts and desires seethe and
rage, aud catch glimpse. how
ever fieetiug, of the lair of the
beast, you will have to acquire
a strange taste for what is al
most wholly bad if you fall in
love with the things you find
there. Let no thin scum Of
piety, however real it may be,
interfere with the thoroughness
of this determination; let no
veneer Of culture and refinement
come between your vision and
the thing you really are; and
when You have seen all there Is
to be seen, and learned a great
deal you never kne before. you
will Be compelled humit that.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE IS. 1905,

Now that the political fever
hassubsided and the excitement
and bitterness attendant upon
the most strenuous political cam.
paign ever enacted in. Florida
mas passed away. let us get down
TO business for the moral uplift
of our beloved State as well as
Tor increased prosperity and
progress.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

Was your candidate for COVER.
nor nominated Well, if he
wasn't, you won't be hurt and
)perhaps in the course of the
next State administration you
'wiilnot be able to uotice the
difference. Same way as to the
4Senator'and so on down the line
ITO the humhlest county official
We people seem to have a habit
of getting terribly wrought up
while the campaign lasts but
when it is all over thiugs go on
gust the same as if nothing had
Happened.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

In Louisiana Wednesday the
bill designed to abolish horse
racing passed the State house
rby vote of eighty seven to
ttwenty. The Senate has not yet
acted on the bill. but IT'S friends
are said to be sufficiently strong
to pass the measure and let it
become a law. The New York
State assembly on the same day
passed two bills of a similar
character, and they are expect
ed to reach the senate soon and
meet with favor sufficient to
pass them into law. In both
States the gambling elements
are doing all they can to defeat
the measures. Democrat.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18
proceedings County Commissioners


Mldison, Fla, June Srd, 1908
The Board of County Commis-
soners met this day 10 regular sss :
sion, all members present. Board
was called to order by the chairman
aud minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion Macy aud Dink Poppell
we're put on pau per list at $500
each per month from date.
Judge E. }. vaIn, managing
Trustee of Madison county bonds,
came before the hoard and stated
that the Trustees had on hand
sufficient funds to take up one FIVE
hundred dollar bond and two one
hund ed dollar bonds, and recon :
mended that the 3oard draw from
the box bonds OF said denominations /,
whereupon Bond No. "a for $500
and Bonds Nos. ~ and 20 for 800
each were drawn and called in for
payment.
Commissioner Bishop reported
that X. b. Pitts had completed his
contract to repair Thigpen Crossing
and asked the Board to order the
balance of $50 on said contract paid,
and also SO for extra work done on
other bridges which was so ordered
by the board.
Petition Of citizens of No. 10 Dis.
trict to move voting place from
Smiths mill to near 5-mile post 90
GreenviIle road was, on motion, laid
over until next meeting.
Ordered that Sheriff Stanton be
paid upon demand for having voting
booth built at Cherry Lake.
On motion Charles E. Davis, coun-
ty attorney, is hereby instructed to
communicate with Goods Roads
Machinery Co. and ascertain if said
company will take back the ma
chinery bought BY this county from
them, and il SO, at what price, and
report to the Board at their next
regular meeting.
On motion Mrs. Moye ,pauper was
struck from the pauper list.
On motion R j. Patersons bill
for t75 was approved and ordered
placed to the credit Of his overdrawn
account for 1905.
Upon motion the county attorney
was instructed to draw up petitions
to be signed by the voters Of the
county to re-distuct the county,
Election, School and County Com I
missioners districts, and to have one
OF said petitions sent 70 each voting
place in the county by next primary
J day, June Is, 1908, to be signed BY
the voters OF the different precincts
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18
Fernandina has taken steps toward
forming a fish fertilizer factory with
capital of $25 900.
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had experience
With this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that cure may be Of
fected by applying ChamOerlain's Salve
as soon as the child Is done nursing.
Wipe it off With soft cloth before
allowing, the babe to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this salye with best
results. For sale by W, B. Davis s. D,
g. Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

1t is all over now aud the
lucky ones are to De congratu
lated and those whose polite al
banuers are trailing in the. dust
oof, defeat have our sympathy.
The campaign has been marked
by bitterness, Islander and deceit,
If the people of Florida can
stand such politics we suppose
1t is all right, but for ourself we
earnestly hope never again to
be called upon to witness a
repetition of the methods which
have prevailed in the political
contest Just ended,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18
Poor MIX

is often thought to be responsible FORT
infants loss 10 weight or general Dos
health. The cause usually is that Il
child has worms. They get the nourisL ,
ment ia the food and the baby starves,
actually starves. whites Cresm YER
mifuge expels the worms and nourishes
the child, sure aud safe. Price % cents
Sold by W. B. Davis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-18

The Republican party has had
its day 10 convention and on
Tuesday of the present week
named its standard bearer for
the coming four years. When
the democrats meet in Denver
on the seventh day of next
month and place, they are
sure to do, the standard in the
hands of William Jennings
Bryan the great battle will be
truly on. Democrats from one
end of the broad land to the
other are ready for the fray and
are hopeful tor success. We
democrats Of Florida who will
vote for the nominee, no matter
whom be may be, will have an
interest in the election of other
States more than in that of our
own State, for as it happens,
Florida is not a pivotal State
but is solidly aligned and en-
trenched with the" Solid South"
which has ever been democratic.