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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
SWlFT-RsWllNGS
Miss Lillian May Rawlings. Ct RoekbIdes, The
Bride Of Hon G. r Swift. Of This City

On Tuesday morning. MAY 10Th, 1905
at io:JO O'Clock. IA beautiful home wed
ding was solemnized at Las Vegas. " IN,
residence % Capt. and Mrs Benjamin C.
Rawlings. RAphinc. R0ckhridge county.
when their daughter. Miss Lillian Nav
Rawlings, became the bride 81 Hon
Granville K Swift. 81 Fred. ricksburg.
io-mer member of the House of Delegates
aud now Cannon wealth's Attorney OF
this city.
The pariors were Handsomely decora-
ted with mountain laur !. and tue rAnn-
hauser march Was rendered on th- piano
ana violin Mrs. l.. Frank Smith. of Cul-
Peper. and MIR. Wilbur Palmer, Of Green
willie, Va.
Rev. A. II. Hamilton. the brides pastor.
performed the impressive ceremony.
The bride entered the parlor with her
brother, Dr.. j. Emery Rawlings. of Day
tona, Florida. who gave her away. She
wore n beautiful blue cloth travelling
dress and carried "a shower bouquet az
bride Roses
Mrs Samuel Finley Mcclure, Of SPOTS
wood, Va. was the matron of honor. and
the maid of honor was Miss Leila Blum
don. os Northumberland Co They We're
gowned In tailored suits of white cloth
and carried sweet peas.
Mr.. W.Mayo Smith. OF frederick sburg.
was the best man.
The wedding presents were numerous
and handsome.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the party and
the numerous invited guests, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift left for an extended
bridal tour. including trip by water
from Norfolk to Boston and tour Of the
New England States.
The bride is a most attractive and &c
compiished young lady, and grand
daughter OF the late James +. A. Tibbs,
OF Raphine Hall, Va q, one OF the original
sewing machine inventors.
Mr.. Swift Is "a son of Mr.. J. II Swift. of
Spotsylvania county, has steadily risen
since he adopted this city as his home
and has a host of friends
The couple will make their home in this
city.
Among the guests from "A distance who
attended the wedding We're Misses Frs
and Davies, Of Hot Springs, Ark Miss
Gibbs. of st. Louis; Miss Tribble, Of
Charlottesville. Mr.. and Mrs K II. Raw
lings, OF Orange; Mr.. W. l. Shields, OF
Lexington; Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pilson.
OF Stsunton; Mr.. Lewis Tribble, Char
lottesville. and others.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
AN ANTIQUE SIDEB0AaO
In The Taylor Family For 200 YsMS-IravsIsd
Over Il. 900 Niles.

There Is a mahogany sid-bOari at
Fall HILL. near this city. owned hy
Capt. Murray + Tay Tor. which has "A ne
markable history. IL il rich IN carving.
valuable as an antique aud highly priced
by the family 6s an heirloom
This sidebOerd wa- brought from Eng
land by the Taylor family In Colonial
days and was takeu To the Ferry
Farm, in King William county. where
the TaylOrS settled Later, DR. John X.
Taylor owned the estats. ''Woodport -
IN AiddlesrN county where IL was carried
la lS4o he purchased Fall Hill" near
this city. aud IL was taken there from
woo dpOrt, where IL remained until 1890
period of 10 wears DR. TAYLOR died in
1887 and In 1890 Fall HIN was sold the
furniture divided and the blackboard
allotted to Capt. Murray f. Taylor. He
gave IL To his daughter, Mrs. Kate Shultz.
OF New York. and it WAS taken there.
Later her husband died and che went to
San Francisco. The sideboard was
shipped to San Francisco and went by
sea around Cape Horn. she then married
Mr.. Craig IA young lawyer. aud moved
to Nevada. taking il with her. Later
they made their home In New York and
the sideboard was brought across the
continent. Several months ago Capt.
Murray Taylor bought Fall Hilr' and
his daughter pr scented him with the side
board. month ago it arrived here. was
taken TO Fall Hill'' and was placed 10
the same spot where it stood for 40 years
and from which il was remove / in 1890.
IL VIII be seen that this piece of furniture
has Travelled over II, 1000 miles and been
Ia the Taylor family for 200 years
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
headquarters For
Building Materials

keep AL kinds Of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
addressed, Shingles. Lathe. Sash.
Doors. and Blinds. Lime. Cement.
cSicine Plaster, Plsrtaring Hair,
baiidlug and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron ksOhug. Cat aud Wire Nails. all
sinds Ready Hi1ed pnluts aud Dry
Pant. L,nseed oil. Tnrpentine. DRYER
f-rnish aud LeWis's White Lead,
Paint brusi lies Of AL kinds, Window
SiAss aud Putty, Bgsiae.s Hardware
OF all kinds, Tar Roofing. SheH ching
SHpcr AiId ha- rrick.
Keep large sca''S ct Sewer pipe and
S'Fr Cft' tu'c =. ~ Cole
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
BOWLING GREEN SEMINARY
S'eesIaWssts Sermon to be Prssched by Rev. W.
L Dolly Of This City

Bowling Green, Va, May 25th. zoos.
The hnal exercises Of the Bowling Grean
Female Seminary will take plac., ,.t tb,.
Methodist church on Monday. June I.t
On Saturday, May 80, at eighth. an. will
pe the Intermediate recital.
GA Sunday, May 3lst, at eleven a m
Rev W. l.. Dolly. Of Fredericksburg. viii
deliver the baccalaureate sermon. And
at eight ? ~ Rev. J. l.. Lawless. OF Ash
land, will deliver the missionary address
On Monday, June LIST, the literary ad.
dress viii be delivered by DIR. Vim p
Dodd. OF Randolph Macon College
Ashland.
Al eight p m. will be the final concert
alter which the diplomas will be de-
hyer.d N0
There will be two full graduates
Miss, = Florence Webb Broadlus and
heen Hope Broaddue. one uterar,
graduate, Miss Florence Rams.v Grnv
att and thu following graduates ir
suOlects; Missss lnda | lei 'onnelly Virgin,
Harrison Gresham. Minnie Lee won
Maze. Elizabeth Perkins. Lima Christiar
Perkins and Ethel Monimla Rollins
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
LIVINGSTONE DISTRICT COURT

Justic. : A. Orr. 81 Livingstone Dis
Ii'rt. held court saturday in .'Texas -
The hrst cnse y ~ warrant by Morgan
aulc 'ier against Percy Williams in
hich the latter was charged with steal
ing a nam Constable j s Kent present
ine deiehdant asked for continuance ~
enable him 10 employ counsel "a hirb Uas
denied by Judge Orr and tn. case pro.
ceede9. The defendant wss fined i've
dollars and costs. amounting in all 10
over 81 ght dollars
Court reconvened Monday at IL a. IN
sheriff JAS. T. TURNKEY in the meantime
being ordered 20 be present
The case Of Mrs Renoir Sullivan
against her husband, Rannie Sullivan
was called and he was found guilty. al
assault and sentenced TO pay tie cost of
the warrant and put under "A D. ace bond
Tor twelve months. The defendant was
not represented by counsel Court nd-
lourned for the term.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
FREDERICKSBURG WON
Defeated Washington Score 7 to 4.

One OF the best games played here this
season was the game between the Fred
ericksburg White Socl ~ and the Marine
Corps nine of Washington on the Athletic
Grounds Monday p. m. The game re-
suited IN a score OF to 4 in favor Of
fredericksburg. This WAS the first game
the Marine Corps has lost this season
and they have played ~ games so far.
The Fredericksburg team has been sue
eessful In every game The playing OF
both sides WAS excellent. Manning
pitched his usually good game ( large
crowd was present Marshall helaing
for Fredericksburg was excellent.
SUMMARY.
cksburg-Frankliu, c. 4; Bau-
man Capt. End b.. Bode. ;. g.; Mar
shall, Bird b Heiiln, LIST b; Manning, D..
Barr. Layton, r. T.; Carter. D., I. /.
l.. !. NJ. Corps-Laile, T. l. Berlick, Bird
b.; Rowe. LIST b.; Dowd, C. e.; Ward, $. :.
Snyder. and b.; Bell, I. ( Meagher,
Ritter, p.
Gibson batted for Ritter ia ninth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
CURRENT COMMENTS

Miss Susie Yates WAS ia Washington
Monday.
Mr. W. n. Richards. sr., was in Rich
m0ud Tuesday.
There were no cases before Mayor
Wallace Monday.
Mr. VIM. Bernard was at Quantico On
business Tuesday.
Mr. .. d. Foster was AT Manassas
Tuesday On business.
Mr.. VIM. Anderson has gone To Rich
mond To reside with his son
Try King Blend Tea. Price zoe the
pound; at Brannan's only.
Mr.. J. T. Thornton. ~ Belle Grove.
King George, was here Tuesday ou husi-
ness.
Niagara Long silk Gloves hnv,.a longer
wearing lille and longer htting lie than
ANY made Sold at l.owery's.
Mr.. John 4. Maddox. Of Remington.
tauquier, WAS a viritor to our ollie.
Tuesday.
Too many 10 inch India lawns. II
cent quality 12i-cts. and l2'-rts. quality
. - - '''"'f' Wv luhNAiAS- ne l. ~
Brent Store.
MIR. and Mrs. 4 Randolph Howard lett
ruesdOy for Philadelphia To attend the
horse chow there.
Less than one cent each. Fredcrick--
burg views. AT II. Wallace Garner 4 Co.'S
the price regulators.
Mrs. e. H. Stokes aud daughter. Eliza.
beth. OF Washington. are visiting her
sister. Mrs. ". II. Rice.
Ladies' tai,or-made suits and separate
skirts. Remember all fittings done free %.
charge and tit guaranteed. c. ". Jones.
Mr.. W. d. Richardson has gone TO
Richmond To accept "a position IN the
Office OF the News-Leader
Our opening days are past but all days
are opening daNs now, IA we receive new
goods almost daily AT Mrs D. r.. smith
4 Co. =, the up-to-date millinery.
Mr. John Daniel Of ~. Louis. was a
gu--t OF hi- grandmother. Mrs ". n.
Fitzhugh. nn Hanover street Monday
aud Tuesday
When You want "a beautifully finished
photograph and rnrn-ct likeness of self
or family. the Thoroughly equipped Fred
arict ~burg Davis Gallery Il prepared to
MAKE 10. All work guaranteed iirst-clsss
IN every respect.
Mr.. J. II. Robinson left Tuesday for
StauntOn to attend the Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythias as delegate from
the lodge herr.
This weeks specials are millinery at
specially low pricss; dress linens. all the
HnTtl ..lArna l.r.f
20 $40; ladie-' IL white waists at 79c:
slsclel low p'ices on all dress goods. &.
W. Jones.
Mr. John J. Nicholson. Of Stafford. HIT
saturday to arcept position with
Einehart, Dennis 4 to. railroad con
tractors. 81. Adams. W. Va We wi-h
him much succcss
Watches iu gold and silver for ladies
and gentlemen. all ~izr~. AN prices al =
;. kaufman e. the leWel,r
Mavor Wallace had before HIM Tue.
dav John PapApa-s Of the Athens Ca,e.
charged with selling soft drinks On SIM
day. The ease wac continued until Fri.
day. MAY %
Graduatiun Gifts-lt may bevnur wish
To remember daughter, SON sister. broth.
"r cor dear friend with some lasting token
81 your 'st's'm ana r.gard Remember
that ; : kaufman. the jesveler. is pm.
pared To- furnish gifts IN gold and silver
Tor tins occasion at lowest prices.
Mr. W T Black. the saw MIL man a
stafford store. was Visitor 60 our
office Tuesday.
Attorney Frederick W. Coleman was
Al Bowling Green Wednesday on legal
business
Mrs. II & BiscOe and little daughter
arr visiting the family oi Hon J n. Rise oe
In SpotsylvAnia county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
DELEGATES TO S. S. CONVENTION

The Methodist Sunday school has elect
ed the following delegates 10 the Sun
day School Convention Of Baltimore
Conference. which meets in Alexandria.
June 10, | ] and I2.
W. l. Brannan, T. n. Cunningham.
Geo N. Hunt, Jr, Richard Hicks, j. w
Cox. Jr., Jas. r. Lay ton, John II Dona.
hue, Eustace Blackley. Everett Compton.
nr. j. p. Stiff. l. Il. Carper, Charles Dow
Miss Jessie Hough. Miss Maria Pratt
drs. Frank Beckwith. aud Mrs. Julian
Garner
Rev. ]. W. Dolly and Mr.. p. V. d. Con.
way are members ex-oiicio, who with
Mr.. Brannsn and Miss Hough are the
voting delegates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
FUNERAL OF LUClAN COMFORT

The funeral Of Lucian Comfort took
place Sunday afternoon from Branch
FORK church under the charge of dele.
cations from the eolorsd Masonic lodges
Of Orange. Louisa and Spotsylvania. i'm
which order he stood high. He was a
member OF this church and the funeral
was preached by It's pastor, Rev. Charles
Graves. The services were attended by
large number of people, many white
ones among them. The DECEASED owned
a small farm and was "a maehinist and
carpenter by trade. He lived near Stubs
aud leaves an aged mother. wife and xix
ell q n. hve ~ whom are under twelve
ys'srs 80 s1o
lie was drowned Thursiey night In
Piney Prong. between New Hope and
Parker-s stations, while enroute 70 Fred
ericksbur9.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
PRAYERS FOR SUCCESS or
PROHIBITION IN NJ C

A prayer service was held at. the Bnp-
list church Tuesday, from 3 to II a m.
under the auspices of the Woman's Local
Option Association. The prayers were
for the success OF the prohibition election
10 North Carolina. which took place
throughout that Stste Tuesday, May
26th. Rev. Decatur Edwards made an
address. The remainder of the service
was taken ny with prayers and Scripture
reading.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
WASHINGTON WOODEN MILLS, INC

The Corporation Commission has is
sued "A charter to the Washington Wooden
Mills Co, Inc, fredericksburg. J C Mel
vile. president; Morris Podoll, vice pres
ident and manager; Wm. II Duval. secre-
tary and treasurer-all of FrederieksburQ
Capital-Maximum. 800. 900; minimum,
$4,000. Obieet-Woolen mills.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
RICHMOND COLLEGE

The commencement exercises OF Rich
mond College open Sunday at SIS D. m.
with baccalaureate sermon by Rev. It.
Claggett Skinner, d. ID OF Roanoke.
There will be several changes in pro-
lessons for next session. Dr.W l.. Foushee
will practice law. Dr. $. &. Mitchell goes
to Brown University for one year, Hon.
A. }. Montague retires from law depart
ment, DR.. c. X. Winston retires from
chair OF physics.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
BOARDING HOusE

Mrs. j. f. Monroe, 313 Commerce
street, has opened a first-elass boarding
house and is prepared to furnish nice
rooms, meals and snacks at ali hours
from $50 A. NJ. to 1880 Z. NJ. Also take
bOardsrs by day, week ormonth. Prices
reasonable and accommodation first.
class my2S- 3u
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

State of Virginia. city Of Fredericksburg. sss
!. A kanuoiph Howard. cashier Of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement IL true To- Che best of my
knowledge and belief.
A. RANDOLPH HOWARD Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me this
22nd day Of May. 1905.
PAUL kARsrEN. Notary Public
Commission expires January -. 1910.
CoRRECT-A ttests
gro. ". SHEPHERD. ia.
=. V. u. CONWAY
JNO. NJ. ". GREEN
CHARLES HERNDON
nfraetors
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY

The ladies OF the Memorial Association
have selected Thursday, June 3, as Me-
mortal Day, and Mayor Wallace calls
upon all citizens TO cloee their places of
business that afternoon from O'Clock
aud assist IN the ceremonies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
MOVED INTO NEW HOME

SIR. and Mrs. c. W. Edrineton have
moved into their new home on Washing.
ton avenue which they recently pur-
chased. They are receiving a warm well
come from old friends and from citizens
generally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
coL0RsD S. S.

Rev. J. 2. H.Chsmond gave an iDstruc-
tive address at the colored Sunday
school at No. . school-house 10 Spotsvi-
vania county. The children are well
trained and advancing. The school Is "A
good school, conducted by Rev. M. Car
ter, superintendent. R.M.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIElM0NI EIn aaAn
AAAA TABLE No. IA.
49, IN snect - 1 A. N. Nsrrh ! 1917

., t'one - ffederirt shufs sfsu D. =.
n. X end MARYLAND. Delaware eaf yfrrfr.', ,..,,'
Ohesapesk- A Ohio r. X "
dsrDssF BataiereIfs TO
Aetssra STANDARD Tue. Daily src-raarni.F
". a. RiCGIKUH. De- '.o.-..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
FINED fos DIsORDERLY CONDUCT

Mr.. b. l.. Durrett. arrested by Officer
TaRsill charged with disorderly conduct
at skating rink Tuesday evening, was
brought before the Mayor and fined 50
and costs, $500.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
RYAN A DELEGATE

The Democrats OF Nelson county elect.
ed Tnomas +. Ryan, the millionaire, as
one oil their delegates to Roanoke con.
ventiOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
SALE or REAL ESTATE

Mr.. r. c. Decker has sold 70 Mr.. ]. +.
Airich, OF the firm Of Decker & Alrich, his
residence property on lower Main street.
Terms OF sale private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
~ ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
* AND POTOMAC RAiLROND

a
Schedule effective Apr,l II. zoos.
Leave fredericksburg. Northward.
go -. IN. week DAYS. local, SOC A m
daily; 1923 IA. IN. daily. local; 1859 n
m daily; ~ p. m. week dA,s: $50 n
m. Week days, local; T:l6 @. IA. SUNDAYS
daily. 'V'' y IN
leave fredericksburg. Southwark;
boo a m. daily. A. G. l.. train. G.O1 N
Week days. local; s.2S a. m. Sundavs
ohiy' local; 1886 "a. IN. daily. s. A. T..
.'elh' z'49 y. m. week days. local; 5.2G
IN. DAILY. \. &. l.. train; Gas u. m
ualiy' local; 1:5f =. IN. daily. 5. A. l..
Local from Washington arrives II:O9
a. IN. week days.
Arrivals and departures not guaran.
W. 7. Taylor, Traffic Manager.
e. c. Cox, Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF

The Conway .Gordun \ Garnrtt National
Bank, at Fredcrick~hurg. in the State
al Virginia, al the rlo~.. of business
May lith. 19OS:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Black Wei Butcher Oxfords.
strictly solid in every re
spect, $3.50
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Genuine Tan Wei Butcher
Oxfords, large eyelets, mill
tary heels, &. W., 1925
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
kGIlcE

Nice seed oats and best grades of ierti-
hsers and corn planters. Also full line OF
all kinds of leeds at lowest prices for
cash. BouiwaF,s a Son.
mchiO-n3m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Tan Wei Butcher Oxfords.
with medium and military
heels, ribbon laces and ex-
tension soles, $1.6O
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
{. W. JONES
0XF0RD
SEA son

Is at its height and we are giving
some special values That the trade
II approaching these T. shown by the
patronage given rs We have lust
recetvedAnother shipment of those
elegant
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28
VIM. GALLlhGER DEAD

Mr.. VIM. Gallinger. of Spotsylvania
county, aged 6s years, died at the home
OF his brother, Mr.. =. GalHnger, near this
city, Sunday. The funeral took place
Monday p. m. and interment in\family
buring ground near Massaponsx.
All dogs-and great many people
ought To be muzzled. baltimore Sun.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

Black Wei Oxfords in
straight lace and blucher
'cut, low, medium and mill
tary heel, $500
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-28

The above are only few OF the
great values we are showing in
Ladies' Oxfords. which must be
seen to I've appreciated.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-15
AIN IMPORTANT OFFICE.
Probate Judge Should Be Level
Headed Man.

All OF the property In the county
passes through the Office Of the pro-
bate Judge every few years. That all
Of this is done carefully is OF the ut
most Importance. This is particular
" true Of real estate. Even the small
est oversights and inaccuracies give
cause to law suits, These are ex-
pensive. 1t Is wise, therefore. to make
careful selection Of Probate Judge.
There can be no better one than w.
S. Anderson. He is exacting in every
detail, and this watchiulness has its
value to those whose interests are
concefned. He is courteous, too, ana
accommodating, and this has its
value, for nothing is so annoying % 2
discourteous and unaccommodating
official. MIR. Anderson is an old soldier
and deserves the Office from every
standpoint. You can rest assured
that the duties Of the office will De ~
safe hands during his administration.
See to it that he receives your vote a.
the election. November End.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-15
Commissioner Peterson
Deserves Reelection

the second district and Republican
candidate for reelection. He has
served faithfully and well one term
and precedent alone would givehim
another. He has given careful and
paIuslaking attention TO all affairs IN
which the county has had an interest,
has scrapulously guarded the peoples
money as IL it we're his own, and his
Judgment has been found to be excel
lent. Conservative to a marked de-
gree. no interest Of the county's has
suffered at his hands Ind he comes
before the voters with a clean record,
asking for reelection on past per-
formance Of duties.
He is q typical, progressive farmer
resides in Center township, and bis
neighbors who have known him inti-
mately for more than third Of CEN
tury, give an unqualified endorse
ment to his candidacy. That he will
and should be reelected is almost :
certainty and the taxpayers can resi-
assured that their interests will b
safely guarded by his continued pres
1ence on the board.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-15
Died IN ChicagO.

A telegram from Chicago announces
the death Of Mrs. VIM. Wishart yes
terday. The body will be brought
here for burial, arriving Sunday
afternoon. Funeral services viii be
held Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wlshart was former resident
Of Abilene and was 3 daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. H. z. Raney and 8 sister Of
Mrs. John Hoon and Mrs. Q. W. holt.
Besides these she leaves husband
and two children to mourn.
Early residents viii remember hr.
WIshart who operated the foundry
here and is now engaged In . similar
enterprise In Chicago.
Much sympathy viii be extended
to the sorrowing relatives. Mrs.
Hoon left for Chicago yesterday aad
win accompany the body home
Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-15
Library il Try Receives Some
Valuable Donations

Garret, W. G. Wyandt, VIM. b Giles
H. M. Cowan, 0. b. Landes, Abram
H. Forney, J. H. Engle, Joe White,
w, M. Sterl, Chas. A. Case, W q.
Oliver, G. Stevens, G. H. Brooks
James Callahan, Chas. v. Cans, Y.
j. Eisenhower, James H. Spser, Y. ".
Estes, G. o. Scraford, A. R, Elwick,
). A. Jacobs, H. W. King, J. M'
Glsissner, @. E. Rugh, G. 9. Wyandt'
A. L. vanOstrand, J. R. Goodwin
E. Hale Fuller, Dan Eisenhower, :. 8.
BIaynsy, Andrew Carnegie y. q
Heath, Boston; Geo. W. Crane, To-
peka; Geo. W. Raymound, authors
walter Alexander, Donald Fulton,
Dean W. Malott, Dudley Wyandt,
Paul Brown, D. Milton Jones, George
Jones, G. E. Rugh, Jr., Scott Puliver.
Misses Clara spilman, Ida Romig,
Leone Foruey, Louise Forney, Ethel
M. Giles, Elizabeth Wyandt, Mary q.
Forney, E. Vaughn Mccormick, Nina
Brown, Alice Gentry, Mabel Cuth-
bert, Mary Giles, Lois Harger, Char
lotte Northcrait, Anna Sanders, Ruth
Harger, Bird Cooley, Blanche Ed-
wards, Mary Edwards. Grades !, =
s, 4, Z and 8, Mckinley school ; grades
i, 2, s, 4, s, s and Z, Lincoln school;
1. T. Club. Epworth League, ohicial
IN Canada, Mrs. II. ). Hodge for Mill
dred and Adelaide Humphrey.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-15
Sheriff's Office Safe
With j. R. Young

ouaintance and . high esteem that
have been won by strict performances
Of duty and courteous, manly de-
meauor. As assistant marihal Of Abr
lene and as under sheriff Of the coun-
ty for four years, be has made q rec
ord as an officer that speaks for it's
self He has demonstrated his quaii-
fications for performing the duties Of
sheriff in a way that has won the ad'
miration 81 all. Jack has never failed
to do all his duty all the time and It
can be depended upon that he will be
elected and will make model sherlh.
MIR. Young has practically kept the
records in the sheriff's office for the
past four years and they are models
Of neatness and accuracy. Things
are kept in shape and no time is lost
in getting information on matters
pertaining to any records in the once
| He Is accommodating, don't put on
airs and will give every interest 9
square deal. His old home precinct
in Flora / gave him almost .
unanimous vote at the primary and
3 Z d.
they intend to make a clean sweep al
the election. A vote for Jack Young
will be heartily appreciated and helE
a fine fellow.