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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
or Stolen

A big sorrel horse, one-half white
hind leg and one hind hoof cracked.
and little white in face. Strayed or
stolen from city lot Saturday night.
Reward for any information concern
ing him. MAX MUNICH,
1t Junk Dealer, Eighth street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
WANTED

A very goUd Rockaway horse 5 to
years of age. Must be perfectly gen.
tie, one not afraid of Traction or
Steam Cars or Automobiles. Apply to
K. j. NELLY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
ShOatS Taken Up.

Two stray shoats taken I'D by me
Saturday night. Owner can get same
by describing property and paying for
keep and advertising.
MRS. WM. DUDLEY,
1929 Cypress Street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
SEED CORN.

INEQUALITY of seed corn. both white
and yellow. Samples will be left at
the following places where orders will
he taken at S1.00 per bushel: Parrish
store, Austerlitz; V. X. Ships store,
Paris and Cox & Co.. Elizabeth.
rs 2I ROBT. &. TALBOT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-28
PARIS. KENTUCKY. TUESDAY. APRIL %. 1908
Opening.

You are cordially invited to attend
our grand opening on Wednesday, May
9Th. We will serve to all that call
delicious Frappe free of charge.
Every one that calls will also be pre-
sented with souvenir of the opening.
243t NANN'S CONFECTIONERY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
CURRENT COMMENTS

Pear. peach aud cherry trees are IN
bloom
Ladies' have you seen the "Hairlight
Crowns" at Lowery'sg They are indis-
pensable with the new hats.
Mr ". n. Merchant. Of Richmond. has
been here since Sunday visiting his rela-
tives
Rough pOngces. Tussah Rajah silks
are all at Jones This season these nre
fashions newest in silks. See them.
DR.. : l.. Scott is having An addition
built To Ills Office. on Main street. and
" hen completed it will be thoroughly
equipped
Mise NJ. z. Johnson. OF the Brent Store
Millinery department. Is here ready for
the opeIhng tomorrow
Mrs. W. A. Moncure and children. Of
stafford, have retusi Ell from a visit to
Philadelphia.
Mr. L G Speakman. the piano tuner
OF NhshingtOn,is i'm town for Il few days
Leave orders at IL. Wallace Garner 4 Co.
Mr.. J. Ii. Biscoe OF GraDite Springs,
was here Wednesday.
Op niug-Mrs. u. +. Smith 4 Co. IN.
nOunce their spring opening for Wednes-
day and Thursday, April -. Public
cordially invited.
Mrs +. G. Montague has gone t. Fin
castle to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. T..
Meredith. for a month.
Highest quality iewelry. watches. dia-
mouds and silverware in all the latest
and best designs at most reasonable
prices at ;. 5. kaufman =. the Jeweler.
Mrs. Georglanna Jones was taken
seriously I'll few days ago She il at
teuded by DR. Roderick Dew.
Nets-All-over net= are Just about the
handsomest aud newest things out this
Sc Ason Tor waists. Jones has a full line
of them.
Mr.. Richard Carter. of spotsylvanis
county, has been sick with grip.
Stop saying things abous that watch.
but 90 and have IL properly repaired at
). :. kauimau'-. the Jeweler. Good
work low prices aud prompt attention.
Mrs. Mary j Clark, OF near Goodloe's.
VINO has been quite sick, Is somew hat
inn rOved
Whenever We ill trial order for "Old
Sideboerd Rye, We have made a Gus
toner. A Kentucky whi-kcy. g. 80 per
gallon. Henry Danuehl Co.
An unlikely day, yet hundreds OF ladies
attended Jones opening today Let US
thank you Tor the many compliments
ana purchases. Don't forget that our
special display aud special prices are
made and offered all the balance Of this
week. We want all II you here.
" hen you want a beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness Of self
pr family, the thoroughly equipped Fred.
fricksburg Davis Gallery r. prepared to
make ~. All work guaranteed first-class
In every respect.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
CITY COUNCIL
Reports In References to Building wsIlsee Lbrsy
Adopted.

The City Council was called Monday
night To receive report OF Public Prop
erty Committee ON the erection Of the
Wallace library building on the Court
House Square. Those present were
President Cole and Councilmen Bradley.
Rowe. Lane. Garner, Dannehl, Embrey,
Warden ard Young.
Mr.. Bradley stated that meeting OF
the Joint Committee on Public prop
erty OF the CRY Council aud board of
directors of the Wallace Library had
been held, and he presented their report,
recommending that the Wallace library
building be erected on the east side oi
Court House Square, half wav between
the Jail and George street. On motion
OF Mr.. Rowe the report was unanimous
ly adopted. Mr.. Bradley reported that
the Joint Committee in compliance with
letter from Judge A. W Wallace. rep
resentative of the late c. Wistar Wallace.
who made the bequest Of $l5 600 for
the library. recommended that the con
tact be given To Mr.. George W. Wroten.
without competition, at $1,000 for turn
OF key job, according 70 plans aud speci-
hcations provided. On motion of Mr.
Young this WAS unanimously ADOPT 4,
and the Council adjourned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
COLLEGE CASES SETTLED
Moral Ownership In RsndoIph- Macon sys,.m
Satisfies.

The Baltimore Cont renee at Roanoke
Monday voted unanimously To leave the
present. UNCONVENTIONAL status Il m.
randolph Macon system Of colleges an
changed la the resolution a. adnpted
the conference avOWs its moral Owner
ship OF the schools. but the proposition
10 amend the charter of the schools A.
that the conference might select tho
board OF trustees WAS r, jected
The decision came after u debate IN n.
lasted Tour DAYS. The question was nre
cipitated by professors Of the Rapaoinb.
Macon colleges accepting pensions from
the Carnegie fund On the ground thai the
coleges are npnsectarian
The conference 10y unanimous vote a-k-
90 Tor an expression If opinion from
BISHOP Wilson. The bishop. however
uid not express his views. as the board
oil trustees brought in revisei report
on the randolph Macon system. which
was unanimously adopted. and The BRO.
lessons will retain their pensions
he committee ON temperance declared
She Anu-SalOOn League the best orvani.
eaton yet known with which To meet
the drink evil The conference voted IN
cooperate with ir.
The Joint board Of finance made its 70
port Tor the year. The amount raised
Tor superannuated preachers il GIG $50
Randolph Macon College gets 50 1877
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
FLOWING WITH ENGINE
M. Morrison Turns Up An Acre An Hour With Ms
New Method

Mr.. t. F. Morrison, of Spotsylvania
county, near Fredericksburg. has intro.
duced something new IA the farming line
In this part e the country
lie has a traction engine which Is run
by gasoline engine. in which either gas
olDe or Kerosene oil can be- used He is
doing his blowing with this engine in
lieu OF teams. lie Is running "a gang
plow TO which three No. 40 three horse)
plows are attached and Is blowing at
the rate OF an acre an hour. Monday he
ploughed acres in hours The engine
Is capable oicarrying more plOws. Those
who saw the work We're much interested.
Mr.. Morrison il highly pleased with his
experiments.
Mr.. Morrison is an up-tO- date farmer.
one OF the best, and his lead in this line
VIII attract the attention Of the large
farmers generally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
SECOND TEMPERANCE MEETING
Mrs.. Curtis Addressed Another LHRs Crowd at
Opera House Tuesday Night.

The temperance meeting at the Opera
House Tuesday night had been adver-
Used as esI ecially for men, but of the
crowd which probably numbered 500
people who packed the building, fully
haii were women, hundred or more Of
whom stood during the exercises, which
continued for nearly two hours
The choir on the stage had been largely
Increased, and under the leadership Of
Mr.. j. Willard Adams, sang two cam.
paign songs. Our Town is Going Dry"
and We Ask for Prohibition. " ia which
the audience Joined. Then Mr.. Charles
wright sang Where is My Wandering
Boy Tonight In style that elected ap-
plause.
On the stage were President NJ G WI.
lis, Of the Anti-Saloon League: Rev. /
h. Henderlite, Rev. r. Aubrey Williams
and officers OF the organization.
when MIS-. Curtis entered there was a
greeting OF which she could not but feel
proud. President Willis designated Rev
j. ii. Henderlite to open the services with
prayer, which invoked Divine blessings
on the cause. Then Mrs Curtis read tbe
I'd verse of 4th chapter of Exodus from
which she took her text, What is That
In Thine Hand" The subject was han
died In mastery style. One moment her
audience was filed with serious Thought
at another convulse1 with laughter al
illustrations of points in her subject
Her argument wac clearly presented and
frey illustrated
At the close OF her address beautiful
howers were presented from admiriDu
friends by Rev. j.. II. HenderIite, which
soe accepted IN gracious aud fitting re-
marks
Field Secretary West, who arrived on
a late train, said it gave him pleasure to
announce that Mrs. Curtis would sneak
here again during the campaign. Healso
made short talk. giving results of the
work OF the AntiSaloon League in the
past year In the several Southern States
where the fight Is being waged.
The meeting then closed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
NEW CONFEDERATE PENSION LAW

Stafford c. H., Va, April LIST 1905
To The Free Lance.
The pension bill passed by the last
Legislature Is as follows:
Those who haye lost two feet, two
eyes, two hands or hand and "a foot.
$3.50
To those who have lost an arm, leg,
loot, or IA hand, sos.
To every person who is totally dis
abled, $50.
To every widow. whose husband lost
hiS life in the service during the war $40;
TO those who have since died. the widow
Is entitled to $25, provided she married
him before LIST of May. 1868
There Is no need of those who have
heretofore Lled applications To lie new
o-es, unless they are not receiving pen
sion for total disability. as they will be
rated in accordahee with their previous
applications.
C. 4 BRYAN Clerl
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
CONFERENCE ADJ0URNS
VIII Meet In Baltimore Next Yss-Ths Appoint
msnts, Etc.

The Methodist Conference at Roanola
ADJOURNED Tuesday, after Bishop Wilson
read the appointments.
The invitation OfCentral Church. Balti-
more, to hold the next conference there
was accepted
Inc cohlefence appointed Rev. +. v.
heSester' now presiding elder Of the
aShlngtOn district, as editor 81 tho
Il htlmOre - .herI Methodist. In CON
ntctlon with his work ON the district
lie Is To serve the paper without com
pensatiOn.
Ine treasurer of the mission board An.
houuced that the conference had rail-
Tor the year over $50, 900 for missions
The board of church extension said Mr.
/. 1. tlshburne. Of Roanoke. had given
SlOOOO 10 the loan fund of that society
70 90 toward building churches ia ioteiyn
fields. ="
The conference indorsed the movement
10 bulid a representative churchin Wash
lngton and pledged itself To provide S25.
OOO Oi the S215, 1000 necessary to build
it. ~''u
Among the appointments are the
following:
Alexandria,. d Bulla
trederick-bu-g-W. l.. Dolly.
Leesburg-W. d. Keene.
Loudoun-D. F. Euszler aud ] S.
keene supply.
Middieburg-J. H. BA,hi-.
WarrentoL-P. ". J. sfries
Narshall-O. ". Lusby.
Fairiax-F. A Str1ther.
Oecoquau-S. Sydentricker
Fauquier-O F. Burgess
Remingtou-J. II. Davidson
Sudle, Homer Wrlch
Manassas-N. Il. Cover.
Strh fc-c N Sarv~r.
VI rr.~vHl Nj 4 N-ik'.
m .c- iiliam-A. Van Devadrr.
Kew. ) ii Light goes t. Fr, Mt Roval.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
{. W. JONES
ORANGE


Lahore, Va, March 30.
There Is unusual interest in the selec-
ton oil delegates to the Roanoke conven-
tlon, which MEETS on June IL, to elect
delegates to the National Democratic
convention to be held IN Denver. Mr.
George w Morton, well informed and TO
the manor born, Is urged To represent
Us In the State convention. As be has
steadiastly refused to represent us IN the
Legislature and In the Board OF Super
vlsors, II Is hoped he will yield to the call
oil his people in this matter. The State
convention composed OF such men would
give new lille TO the Industrial interests
on old Virginia.
patrons OF industry. Nature isemerving
from winters blasts, and clothing herself
Ia cheerful garbs of living green. All
things seem working together to help
those who help themselves.
Mr.. John Daniel lost one Of hts work
horses Wednesday from over exertion in
the mud twixt here and Orange.
Mr.. A. n. Daniel left Monday for bis
railroad work in Bedford.
Mr.N. n. Green has been suffering with
lame arm from vaccination, but has
not relaxed his farming energies.
Mr.Will Coons, siavorite Culpeper son.
has been on visit TO friends in this
neighborhood this week.
Mrs. o. T. Terrill has returned home
from lengthy visit TO her son-in-law.
X J. Coons. OF Ryland, Culpeper Co.
Mrs, c. X. Mason leaves today for
Philadelphia.
Mr.. W. K. Brown and wife, OF near
fredericksburg. spent last week at the
hospitable home of Mrs. J. J. Daniel, OF
this place.
Mrs. A. t. Brockman, OF Monrovia.
continues quite sick.
Mr.. A. Nj. Green, of Thorn Hill. has been
confined to the house of late. This Jolly.
prosperous farmer is much missed when
sickness takes him from his many friends.
Mules, horses, cattle and hogs are on
the bound and buyers are eager for good
grades at good prices
There was dance at Charley MiIls'
Saturday night.
Report fixes several marriages IN this
neighborhood In q month or two. Let
EN- come.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
MAYORS COURT
John Cannot Have Any Murs LluuOr.

Mayo Wallace had before him Tues.
day Strother shelton. drunk and dis
orderly. aavd 81 30; Fred Gilli-. drunk
- 90; Jim Johnson aud VIM. Hudson
dlsOrdetly. 50 30 each. Geo Hicks and
Ch1-. Shelton We're charged with giving
John H.c.s liquor Saturday night They
pie 81 guilty aud said they had no inten-
ton ot violating the law. The Mayor
got Commemorative Attorney Swift 10
read the law TO them. He then cautioned
the parties not To be guilty OF such an
act again, or the law would be enforced.
which j. heavy fine and Imprisonment.
The MsyOr gave John "A reprimsnd for
CONSTANTLY coming before him for drunk
ennees and said he would ~ To thechain
gang Tor 30 days the next time Accord
ing TO the Mayors construction of the
BYRD law. John Hicks cannot obtain
liquor from any source, on III. ground
that he comes under the Byrd hill ia the
clues Cf thitual druukRrd-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

I keep all kinds OF North Carolina
ana Virginia Lumber. dressed and
sndressed, Shingles, Lathe. Sash
Doors, and Blinds, Lime. Cement.
cGle,ne Plaster, mastering anir'
Building and Paving brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire NRits. all
Kinds k,ady-M Mixed Pants ana Dry
inint, Lin-eed Oil Turpentine, Dryer
yaruish and Lewis'f White Lead.
Paint Brushes Of all kinds. Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
Of all kinds, Tar Roofing, ShcArhing
PAPER and tne krick
Keep arge stock Of Sewer Pipe and
sire Clay Pipe. r ID. Cole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
VIRGINIA NEWS

Gov. Swanson has named Prof. W.
ID. Saunders. of Blacksburg, As dairy
and food commissioner
A. n. Wexford has been appointed
superintendent Of schools for Richmond
county, to succeed J. w. Chinn, deceased.
Secretary Taft is to make speech be-
fore the National Convention OF Machi-
merry Manufacturers and Supply Dealers
in Richmond May 18th. His subject
will be The value of trade Organic
! tons"
Robert Faulkner, IA dope soaked negro
who ran amuck here a month ago and
shot and wounded dozen persons.
afterwards shot by policeman, died IN
the hospital Monday. He tore open a
wound and died from embo ism The
man dreaded possible death by the cleo
trio chair for his crime
The ely school superintendents are
trying to have list of books for the city
schools of "a higher grade THAI those for
the county schools. In other words the
single list Is held by them not TO be the
beet for the State. The superinterdants
for Lynchburg. Danvile. Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Newport News and Richmond
adopted "a resolution declaring that the
interests OF the city schools required a
different class of books from those to b.
used 10 counties.
The eoolaess of an engineer on the
Southern r X. Monday morning saved
the train and the lives OF the passengers.
-Four miles south of Chatham a trestle
was set on fire and when fast mail ap-
preached IL was in IA light blaze. The
stopped would have been to send the
train crashing down or set It on FIRE
The engineer put on all steam and crossed
Ia safety and in ten minutes the trestle
went down.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
KING GEORGE NOTES

King George Co., Va, March 80.
The new steel hull steamer, Trenton
which Plies between Little Ferry and
Washington. has proven to be a great
convenience to people along Machodoc
Greek. Low rates and excellent accom-
modstions induce our citizens to patro
nize.
Some Of our farmers are largely en-
gagged in trucking this season. IL Is an
ticipated that a quantity Of 1t will be
sold at Colonial Beach.
Large quantities of grain and fertilizers
are being hauled from the several land
ings.
Mr.. s. NJ. Weich, OF Alden, has returned
from a pleasant trip to the Capitol City.
Miss Anne Cookley. who taught school
near Roseville. In Stafford, has returned
home, her term having expired.
Master Vivian Davis. OF Shiloh, has
been indisposed for several days.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
ttkS tITCT OFFICERS

Lodge NJ. $50. h. T.. o. Elks. elected
the following OH ers Monday night.
TX liter ruler. T. + Layton exalted lead
ing knight. August DAi nchl; exalted
10y al knight. Il +. Smiti; -xalted lectur-
ing Knight. /. III. Miidict n; secretary.
VIM SullingeI: Treasurer. A G. Billings
ley; tiler. j. II. PatteTs,,i.; trustee for
three years. VIM. w. Butzner; represen.
tative TO Grand Lodge |. : @trasburger:'
alternate To Grhni l. dye. o. L. Harris
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
FREDsRICKSBURG NORMAL
Boad Of Visitors Appointed

Gov. Swanson has appointed the iYl-
lowing bDard Of visitors Tor the Freder-
lcSshurg Normal SchoO: + j. Smith.
fredericksburg; Judge Il. II l. Chi, hes
ter Falmouth; Delegate Alden Bel, Cll-
pepper, DIR. j. A. L. Chandler. CaIul,n. ;
GEORGE {. Round. Manassas; John L..
Daniels, Cape Charles; Senator John 4
lesner, Norfolk; Rev. J. Siduey Peters.
Petersburg; Jeier J. y hits Richmond,
and John ~ Edml nds. Acconnc
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. r A. Williams preached Sunday
night at the Baptist Church to a congre-
cation which d led the church to over
flowing. His subject was The Power
OF Public Opinion" The discourse was
a thoughtful and impressive one. deal-
ing largely with tie liquor traffic and
itsevils. and showing that public sentt
ment is advancing along all moral lines.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
EASTERN STAR
ladies' Of Masonic Families Organize a Chapter
Here.

An +. stern star hapt.r was organized
Monday night at Masonic Hall with a
membership Of fifty and the large atten-
dance bespeaks it, assured euccess. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas A N--hit. OF Richmond.
organized the Chapter aud exemplided
the work. The Eastern Star l. composed
oi the wives. daughters. sisters, mothers
and widows Il Master Masons, and
Master MasOns are al-o eligible. Fred
ericeshurg Chapter has now IA number OF
applications and will have meeting on
Monday night at : o'clock TO initiate the
ehdrter members who were not present
Monday night. Mrs Clearance X Howard
was Ell cted presiding officer aud Mr.. A.
b. Bolts and Mrs W. l.. Braunan rs her
assistants. Miss Annie Myer was elected
treasurer and Mrs. A. Randolph Howard
is secretary Of the chapter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
MRS. MARGARET J. BUCKGER DEAD

Mrs. Margaret J. Buckner died Sun
day in Ashland. She was the widow of
Or. Baldwin Ruckne-. formerly of
She is survived by two daughters
Misses Gertrude and Catherine Buckner.
of Ashland, and two sisters. Miss Mabel
Scott, of Stafford, and Miss Louise
Scott, Of FauQuier. She was "A relative
OF Supervisor Chas. J. Henry, OF Stat
ford. who attended the funeral at Ash
and
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
BILL FOR WAR CLAIM

Congressman CArlin has introduced in
the House a bill 10 pay James Downs
and heirs OF VIM. Downs, Sr.. -. 600 for
property destroyed by the Union Army
during the Civil war The property is
located on two blocks in ). W. Washing
ton, bounded by 2nd AID n streets and
Delaware avenue and James Greek canal.
Among the heirs interested are "a number
OF citizens of FredericksburV
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
DEATH OF CAPT. w. A. ASHBY

Capt. VIM. A. Ashby died at the Vir-
GINA Hospital. Richmond, Tuesday
morning, after an illness of several wears.
tie was born at Culpeper and was the
hu: band of Miss Nellie Alcoke. OF Gull
pepper, u niece OF the late +. W. Johnston.
OF this city. He leaves a widow and
two sons, MIR. Ay lett Ashby, OF Newport
News. and DIR. Julian Ashby.
The body will be taken to Culpeper
Wednesday for interment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
SUING R. R. FOR DAMAGES

The case OF Mrs. Alma Sullivan OF Stat
ford, against the r. F. & P. r. r. for
damages sustained at Quantico ia Octo-
her, commenced in the Corporation court
Tuesday. Mr.. st. Geo. r. Fitzhugh rep
resents the railroad and Messrs Goodrich
and Wallace Mrs. Sullivan.
AT APO the case was adjourned over
to Friday at l l O'Clock when argument
was heard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
TO CLOSE MY LIQUOR BUSINESS
AT COST

As | am going out OF the liquor bust
ness on May l, 1908, will sell out my
entire stock at cost. The stock consists
OF brandies. whistles. gin, rum and wine.
aud embraces the best brands on the
market at prices from 800 to 81 80.
Give me call II you want to buy choice
goods at and below cost.
also desire to rent out my store, No.
313 Commerce street, which has an es-
tablished trade and is one Of the best
locations in the city.
ep2- I'm Mrs. j. f. Monroe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
MOUNT VERNON BOARD
Judge eooIfIck Named as a Membsr

The beard Of visitors to Mount Vernon
has been appointed by Gov. Swanson as
follows: A. II. Sands, Richmond; Judge
John t Goodrich, fredericksburg; Walter
I. Oliver, Halifax; George l.. Fletcher.
Warrenton, and John Orr Daniel, Lou,
DOM
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
TIME EXTENDED THIRTY DAYS

Owing TO a large amount of furniture
sent us for working over and upholster-
ing We have decided to continue this
work for a month longer We have son 2
beautiful new samples of tapestries and
silk velours, which IL will be "a pleasure
TO show you. Let US look over your
work and quote you prices. Write or
phone The Colonial Mattress Co Fred
srleksburg, Va. mar30-I wiap3- | "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
DEATH OF MISS S. v. SMITH

Miss Susan Virginia Smith. aged 90
years, died at the home OF her sister, Miss
Mary Smith, in this city, Tuesday night.
She had recently come here on a visit to
her sister. The remains We're taken to
Stafford county, the old home of the de-
ceased, for internent. Rev. j II. Hender-
lite conducted the funeral services
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
RECITAL At COLLEGE

The pupils Of the Musical Department
OF fredericksburg College will give re-
cital Friday night. Apiil 3. The pro-
gram will consist of solos for piano and
violin, "A selection by the chorus aud
ensemble numbers by the violin pupils.
A cordial Invitation extended to the pub
lie. Admission free.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
CANNOT GIVE WHISKY
AWAY ON SUNDAY

In Alexandria police court Monday
several colored men were fined $50 each
for treating visitors at their homes on
Sunday to whisky which had been pur-
chased on Saturday.
This is in accordance with the new
law