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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03
KETCHELL is MATCHED
WITH PUEBLO FIREMEN
iddIeWeight Champion Agrees to
Fiqht Jim Flynn This Month at
CatchWeights in San
Francisco

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, and Stan
ley Ketchell of Grand Rapids, Mich,
were matched today to fight before
Luke Gariscch's club in this city,
either on July "a or July 81, the exact
date to be chosen later. The men
will meet at catch weights and the
purse will be divided 60 per cent to
>the winner and 40 per cent to the loser
Flynn is a heavyweight while Ketch-
ell is the holder of the middleweight
championship title. Ketchell, who is in
Milwaukee, and Flynn, who is in
Pueblo will start Immediately for San
Francisco to commence training.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03
FISHING HUNTING

E. e. Hall of San Pedro took two
light tackle experts out in the launch
Luke Kelly and made an excellent
catch Tuesday. Running off shore from
Point Vincent eight barracuda, six
bass, one whitefish and twenty-five al
bicore were caught within six hours.
One of the party is a st. Louis mer-
chant and he took a twenty-eight
pound albicore in forty-three minutes.
He was enthusiastic in his praise of
channel fishing and said he would
spend many more days at the sport
before going back east.
Los Angeles anglers will be pleased
to know that the steamer Cabrillo was
yesterday placed into service between
San Pedro and Catalina. The big boat
will make a regular morning run tC
the island, while the Hermosa will
make the evening and night run, re-
turning from the island every morning
r. D. Middleton, Louis Breer and
Dan Miller are planning an extensive
fishing trip to Point Firmin. The party
will leave Los Angeles tonight and re-
main until Sunday night.
Edward Tufts, Colonel Ruggles and
Charlie Hamilton are to try their luck
with the rod and reel Sunday at Her.
mosa Beach. Ed Tufts had good luck
near the Pacific Gun club grounds last
week and 1t is probable the party will
locate at the same place.
Thomas Clark will attempt to dupli-
cate his last weeks catch tomorrow,
when he will escort party of friends
to East Rock and spend the day fish
ing.
Rabbit hunting is reported good at
Burbank and Newhall canyons, near
Santa Monica.
The San Pedro Gun club will hold an
informal smoker Saturday night at
the club house for the benefit of MEM
bers only.
The Sunset Gun club officials are
having a small pond built upon their
premises and an artesian well is be-
ing drilled in the center of the basin.
The Pasadena Gun club grounds are
being sowed with barley in prepara-
ton for the coming duck season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03
.ET0N QUALITIES FOR
CHALLENGE CUP RACE
Defeats Thames Crew by Less Than a
Length and Will Contest in the
Finals with Christ Church
College

BY Associated Press.
HENLSY, July Elton, which this
year for the first time entered a crew
for the Grand Challenge cup, qualified
for the final heat of the race this
morning by beating the crew of the
Thames Rowing club in very close
race, finishing only three-quarters of a
length ahead. Eton's success in this
race is considered as a triumph for
the English style Of rowing, as the
Thames club crew partly adopted the
style of the Belgian crew, which won
the cup in 1907.
The finals for the cup will be rowed
tomorrow, when Elton will meet Christ
Church college, Oxford, which this
morning beat New college by six
lengths, covering the course in seven
minutes and one second, compared to
Eton's time of seven minutes and six
seconds. The weather continues beau
tifully fine, in spite Of which, the at
tendance is small.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03
MCAREY STAGES His KNOCKOUT
ATTRACTIONS AT MAUD TONIGHT
SIX BOUTS OF SIX ROUNDS EACH SCHEDULED BETWEEN PRE-
LIN BOYS OF GOOD CLASS

Danny Gives Hennessey Another Chance to Make
Against Hi-Frank Picato the Original Dreanand Kid
Give Jack Kennedy Tryout-First Four Events on
Card Introduce New Scrappers Local Fans
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03
compelled to Surrender

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2.-Dis-
patches from Tabriz state that several
quarters of the town which have been
opposing the shah have yielded, while
the troops have compelled the resi-
dents of the Khiabin quarter to sur
render,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03

are unbelting the roll preparatory to
placing it on their man. A big com
mission will come from Venice this
morning, and one equally as large is
in sight from Packy's many Chicago
admirers who are here to take IN what
probably will be the greatest patlie
aver staged in a Southern California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03

r. D. Middleton, Louis Breer and
Dan Miller are planning an extensive
fishing trip to Point Firmin. The party
will leave Los Angeles tonight and re-
main until Sunday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-03

If your advertising today were
of some other store than your
own, HOW WOULD 1T I'M
PRESS YOU? Can you see your
advertised self as others see you?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
NEEDLEWORK NOTES.

a pretty way TO give needed touch
or color 20 an evening frock Is % in
uoduce under a lace bertha a rude OF
white net edged with n narrow ribbon.
The ribbon should just gllmmer below
the lace over IT,
Quite the newest thing In pillows IS
the oblong shape The new pillows
are not nearly SO large and fat as for
merry and consequently are more usa-
bic. Cluny lace makes one of the pre-.
test possible finishes for the edge OF
both square and oblong pillows.
A clever woman has put her knowI-
edge OF basGetry to good account in the
fashioning Of a whlsk broom holder.
This consists OF two disks of basket
work similar to those used for the bot
tom Of n fancy basket and caught TO-
gether at the sides by large nuffy bows
Of three inch satin ribbon. the color
being a delicate pink in harmony with
her room furnishings a band Of rib
bon Of narrow width. but matching In
tone. Is used 10 suspend the holder.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
EFFECT OF GRANGE DIET.

Smart Soeiety's Latest Fad For Re.
Sueins Tee T5o Solid Flesh.
Oranges are sociees latest fad for
obesity. and the theory upon which
this fruit IS used is that the juice is
substitute for food. no other uourish-
ment being taken except nj night. when
the cult declares that the heaviest and
most fattenius OF dinners may lie eat
on without danger Of adding a pound
II flesh
There is no doubt that the pure
juice IS one ~ the best blood purifiers
and system regulators that are known
and its effect upon the complexion s.
evident after few weeks. The skin
becomes clear and the color fresh
while the eyes are brighter. This
metamorphosis Is not 70 be expected
ia a week. OF course. but & viii come
in time. and the cure is neither so ox-
pensive nor unpleasant as not 10 com
mend Itself
According TO experts on the subject
the pulp is 20 he rejected. for only the
juice is ot value. This must come
from sweet sound and sufficiently ripe
fruit Sugar with 10 is not permitted
The orange diet should be taken rs
follows: On waking the Juice of one
fruit is drunk. and this should DC cold
a second neal taken about an hour
later than the 0rst should be composed
az the juicc Of two oranges aul must
be- slipped slowly. II one is raycuousiy
hungry there is no objection 10 taking
at the same time ono piece OF very thin
and crusty toast No butter * per-
mlt.el
At intervals OF two hours throughout
the day Juice msF he slipped ono or
anee az a time is usually enough. Tor
it Is not 90 bc expected that quarts ~
tAe fruit would aiiay real pangs OF
hunger Another bit Of toast IS per.
misslbie during the afternoon. but n
flesh reduction Is the object Of the cure
the toast must be crusty and dry.
At dinner one is supposed TO eat
hearty meal No sweets or greasy
dishes should lie INDUCED In if reduc-
ton Of flesh Is the aim Of the diet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Several years ago an Old farrier gave
Us the following advice 80 trimming a
colts boot. which we think IS excel
lent. says Farmers Advocate. cut down
the hoof an the heel tiil the frog barely
rests upon the ground or. rather. slight.
ly touches the ground. Never under
any circumstances should the frog he
trimmed or pared. Some trim or pare
the frog SO they can trim down the
sides ~ the hoof the more. This should
never be done. The front OF the hooi
should h- trimmed 20 give Il the prop
er Pitch ar position. The front should
not = tso long. This viii give the
ankle too much of a twist. aud a seri
Gus blemish may result. On the other
hand IL should not be too short. as
this WIFI hold the ankle too erect
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
VIRGINIA NEWS

Rev. Robb White ,Jr., formerly OF Greene
County, recently of Cambridge. Mass,
has resigned his charge at the latter place
TO take up missionary work IN the PHI
lippines.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bessie Wright Roster.
daughter OF Capt. J. H. Roster, of Rex
burg, Essex county, to b. c. Rennolds.
Feb. 20, at Hermon church
The Blackstone investigation commit
tee will grant that Judge Blackstone il
competent and consider evidence only on
the other charges.
The engineers and inspectors, with
their dredging machines and crew. which
the government has had deepening and
widening the channel and harbor at Ur-
hanna, lett for Irvington, where they
Will do similar work in Carter's Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, OF Lancas-
ter county, have issued invitationsfor
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss An
ME stuart Flowers, to Vim. S. Sanders,
Feb. 26th, p. m, at the home of the
bride-elect
Work has been commenced on the new
IRON DrllGe across the North Anna River
near Nawter's Store, Louisa county. The
The North Anna is the dividing line be-
tween Orange and Louisa at that Iebint
The two counties will unite in building
the bridge.
10 Essex county Circuit court Geo
Russ. eolored, was given 3 years in the
pen for breaking into the warehouse OF
NJ. d. and Va. Railway Co, and stealing
Jug OF whiskey. Charles Burreli.
eolored, who slashed rival for the al
iections OF a sweetheart, got one ysar 10
the pen.
Bernard Branham, a foreigner. philip
Sanders and Percy Walker, the two lat
ter colored, were on trial in Culpeper
Circuit court last week. Branham was
sent to penitentiary for five years for
house-breaking; Sanders was sent for
three years for a similar charge and
Walker was sent for two years aud Elk
months for cattle stealing
An Eastern Star Chapter (Masonicl
has been organized at Orange with the
following officers: Mrs Virginia Ran
dolph Shaekeliord. Worthy Matron.
Miss M K. Row, Associate Matron. Mr..
Emil Levy, Patron. This lodge starts
with % members.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
HINTS FOR FARMERS


There are mgny beginners in sheep
husbandry these days and some of
them are going 90 have trouble IN thcir
Hooks through mistaken ideas ~ Kind
ness 10 the sbccp says National Stock
man. one OF these men found his
sheep unthrifty ana suffering from
'coid I'm the head though hc di1 cv-
erything In his power TO Keep Thorn in
good shape. They hai enough to eat
clean quarters and were housed from
al storms An ola shepherd went 20
HIS barn end saw the trouble at once
The doors were an shut lie at once
ordered them 20 Dee left open. and the
trouble disappeared Remember. be
Cinners. that the sheep does not care
how cold it gets rs long as e. Is dry
and not in drafts. Let the doors ~ The
sheep barn bc Open and avoid colds
and uuthriftv sheep.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Prineipal Markets.

PHlLApELPHIA . FLOUR weak.
syr-niG rui er. clear. stf00f30. city
mills fancy. $500 . so. RYE FLOUR
quiet Per barrel. Si6nnf .G5. WHEAT
firm No. Pennsylvania red. siG
s4i,c. CORN firm. No yellow. IN.
c'' coo i.c. OATS quiet: No white
cNnrnd 81 r. % i-c.. lower grades SC
HAY steady. timothy. large bales
Sie0 20 PORK steady. family per
hams. rcr barrel S2s n q. POULTRY.
Live steady. hens. l30lic.: old rcost-
crs. eirr Dressed firm. choice fowls
lfc.. Ola BOOSTERS. Toe. DITTER firm.
extra creamery. Csc EGGS steady.
selected. .>ff Bic; nearby 16c. west
ern. 2sc. POTATOES steady. ner bar
To- 80 NAc. sweet Potatoes arw per
basket 9oc TSi
BALTIMORE WHEAT weak. No
> SPOT. 9sl- re- 9i5sc.. steamer 70 . enof
SSH ~ SN7sc: southern. $50, a2c
CORN easier. mixed spot s.ft RI an-s q, .
steamer mixed. 5ii, r 56asc. snuf,s~n
5iii l'itc. OATS FIRM: white 80 2
n asi-c.- No. 3. 5Gf 51c.. No g. 5o0
5'c.. miVcd No .. 5f0Tfitn.. 40 3
81 i52i-c. BUTTER Grm. creamery
separator extras. 3ll1 a. Csc. hn'f cnI
&c. prints. "a 15c. Maryland and
EGGS firm. fancy Marviaud Pcunsrl =
Vania md Nircinia. 23r Wet Vir-
E.nia. 22c. southern. 2UF9fc
NEW YORK - BUTTER weak.
creamery specials. Sic cyfras 3o'sc..
state dairy. common 20 flir 2lr 25'..
process. second 10 specials 2ga OIL. .
imitation creamery. frsfs. q H. a.r
CHEESE firm. fun cream spocfa'e
&c.. skins. Il lie. EGGS easier. stato'
Pennsylvania and nearby brown a-r
mixed fancy 26d &c. first 2iis y
.eiar, western and southern. Cost
2f'-c. POULTRY. Live dun. western
chickens. ~ ier.. fowls. he. tuf kevs
13c Dressed steady. western chickar.~
100 i1c. turkeys. 10 i1c.. fowls 81
q flc. POTATOES steady. Florid-
new. per barrel. s5fic. Bermuda. Soc
oni crop. por barrel S225a5 80. Ions
Island per barrel. S2T3c5. state ani
wn~tcrr rer sack s2E1r275 Sv =
Potatoes firm. Jersey. Der harrol g. 81
n $50 CARRIAGES steady. rcd n.r
ton. $50 lN. rcd. per barrel sl25
$50. Danish seed, per ton sl0G14
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

II has hecu cur experience that
young sows selected from fan hiters
are more desirable TO retain for breed
crs than those that are selected from
the spring litters for the reason that
they have obtained the desired natu
rity ana development 81, the time whcr
70 S. desired 20 breed them Tor spring
filters. We think * is good plan &C
select brood sows from fan pigs and
give theu good care during the win
ter. by spring they VIII he in condi
tion 10 80 cat ON clover. alfalfa or blue
grass pasture and thrive with the al
ditiou OF very little grain until few
weeks before 20 is desired to breed
them. when 1t IS best 70 feed some
grain and mill feed and continue llb
erai feeding until they farrow the1
first hrcr.-C. W. Dent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

When the animal has the skin crack
ed ahou; the fetlocks. poultlce the legs
With lnsecd meal made into a poulticc
with warm water. Change the pOUl-
tice twice day and continue Il for q
week. Then mix one ounce each or
acetate Of lead and sulphate OF zine
with one quart Of water and apply q lit
tie o. the cracks ice n DAY unti>thcy
are aled. Also mix four ounces each
OF sulphate ~ iron and nitrate Of po-
tassium. divide into twenty-four doses.
Give one twice a day IN bran mash un-
I'll an are taken. Give the animal regu-
lar exercise except the week when the
poulticc Is applied.-Dr. Porter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
MARRIAGES

Asa NJ. AeCloud. OF Madison county.
and Miss Maggie Richards. OF Orange
county, were married at the home Of the
BRIDE, near Liberty Mills, Feb. 10th, BY
Rev. c. c. Wertenbaker. of Orange.
Q. 8. Cunningham, OF Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. and Mics Mary Page Louthan, of
Stanardsyiile, were married Feb. 18th
BY Rev. j. K. Holman at the home OF r.
q Eddins- The couple left for their
Western home.
Luther A. Middleton and Miss Nettie
Hammaek. Of Northumberland county.
were married Wednesday at the residences
OF the brides mother, Mrs. t. Hammaek
81 Village, BY Rev. C. H. Williams. Mr.
Vincent Garland and Miss Virgie Ham,
mack, M II. E. Cameron and Miss Eula
Own were the attendants.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
BEATRS

r r Parrot, 90 Madison county. as
years old. dad Recently. He leaves i've
children
Mr. J.W.Ber.oi Northumberland di.d
OF pneumonia last week az the home III
her son-ip-law. james Clark. Of Coan.
Mrs OPglia Wood. Of Madison county
died Fec. - "a The same house "A here
she WEES born "a arly "a years ego. 81.
Was tar widow oi the late Jarnes n
Wood
Mrs braoham. 81 Madisoncouotv. ar.i
50 years. cied sCidenly a few DAYS A.
80 TIE home a. Der son SAMUEL Brauham
pa that county She Is survived by thr-e
sous.
Capt j Henry Rives. former chairman
~ the state Republican cOmmitte. ana iu
l>S3 candidate for Congress opposinq
Hon- : Randolph Tucker. died in Nm
York "a here he was visiting his danrh,.r
Nrs. +. l.. Stuart. The remains w.re
'aseo 70 LynchbUrg Iapt. Rives WIS
SEVENTH 'ur wears old and his wife. who
was Miss L'zze Scott. OF Fsuquier. and
ave children survive.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
Salt Fer Hoes.

Salt for hogs IS a matter upon which
little emphasis is usually put. but II j.
doubtless one Of those important tri
fies which We may consider with prof
It. Salt Is "a normal constituent OF an
final tissue and Of the blood. plays an
important part IN the stimulation OF
the Internal organs and Is the source
or the chlorine OF the hydrochloric in
the gastric Juice. II is always present
IN the urine. whether present I'm the
food or not. and death may be caused
II there Is q complete absence OF salt
In the ration during a considera be
time.-Farmers Advocate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Little Dot was d-awmg a picture
with pen and ink on her paper L.
turned ont % be cat without tail.
Where IS tbe taH!" asked the
mOthc-
She looked puzzled for a moment anu
then replied.
Why it's In the ink bottle yet
Chicago Tribune
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
ADMITTED BY BLACKSTONE

Judge Blackstone. charged with i'm
mortality. drunkenness snd incompetency,
~ On Courts of Justice Friday. admitted
that b had visited q cisrepufsble resort
ooe night and had teiephonsd from the
hooss 90 Mayor Fur1iace. Of Phoebus.
o1kInR that the musiesat the place be al
'ovsd " continue after 1sdnlgat-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified a. the administrator
OF the estate OF Edgar ". Mills. all tho~e
having claims against said estate viii
present the same properly authenticated
70 the undersigned for pay msut. and al
those owing said estate will please come
forward and settle. Alvin L. Embrey.
Administrator Of Edgar W. Mills Estate
fislw4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

For thrush in the foot wash out the
diseased part and pare away all rag
ged and loose hoof. says Farm Jour
nal Then apply some pine tar with a
few drops Of sulphuric acid on iss sur
face. This is best used on a pledget
OF tow. To cure a stubborn case Of
long standing 1t viii be necessary TO
repeat the treatment frequently. being
especially careful to clean out the
thrush thoroughly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Ewes that are safely in lamb should
be given little extra feed
The quality Of the lambs and the
strength Of the ewes IN the spring de
pend upon the care and feed from now
on.
The supplying OF market lambs is a
high art branch OF sheep breeding and
Is well worth the attention OF persons
who are adapted to the business.
Dry beds are Indispensable 10 sheep.
A damp pen viii invite all kinds OF
trouble.
Dry cold is health for sheep: damp
or wet is death.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
, lambs Need Plenty Of Water.

The value Of lambs having access
TO water at all times IS Indicated by a
test made at the Montana experiment
stntion. Lambs watered once n day
gained only 21.4T pounds at cost Of
AL cents per pound against Is OS
pounds at cost Of only 3.34 cents
per pound gained by those with free
access TO water Salt Of course should
be before sheep at all times.
We can safely rest assured Of one
thing In handling all kinds OF stock
the less want they feel for anything
the better they VIII do.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Cultivate black walnut. as the sup
ply is fast becoming exhausted. while
the demand for that kind of wood for
furniture and other purposes is very
great. Trees Of good size grow In ten
to twelve years. and the lumber com
mands a very high price
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
FOR SALE

Thoroughbred White Wyandotte and
;. c. W. Leghorn Cockerels, from New
York State Fair winners. at 81 each.
Special showroom birds up to IS. Eggs
In season at 81 per Is. Leave orders
With Crescent Grocery Company OF ad-
dress John g. Terrell. Fredericksburg.
va feb1S-1m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

P1TTSBURG Union Stock YARDS -
CATTLE steady. choi,e s. l0fr 20.
prime. s5.3On5.50. SHEEP stcadv.
prime wethors. s5.75f6. cuus and com
mon. seN $50. lambs s5T7f0. veal
calves. SS0 $50. HOGS slow. prime
hcavios. sf.70G475. mediums and
heavy Workers. S4750 $50. ulht York
ais, Si,l0fi as: pigs, S5OR46O-
roughs. S3.5oG4l5
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
CsSoLINs ENGINES SAVE IARnp

On account - the scarcity of labor r.
y 'u are perhaps going 70 buy a Gasoline
ErSine. thc Gre..test 80 all labor savers
Bur Jon eNperimsn Buy a FAIR
Is ~ MORSE. Agents Wanted.
Write for Catalogue
A j HUI, Richmond. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
FREE FREE

j. T. Lowery & Co. will send free to
anyone who will send name and p. O..
address the Mccall Fashion Sheet every
month, including January number, to
December. 1908.
p. 8. City trade can call at Store.
J. T. Lowery & Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
FOR SALE at LITTLE VEIN STOCK
Farm.

fredericksburg, Va.
sHORTHORN DURHAM REGISTERED
CATTLE.
-Four superb young Bulls and q number
OF Bull calves. all tracing direct to im-
ported English Stock. Cruickshanks,
Bates, and Booth blood.
HORSES FOR SALE
Some nice young carriage and general
purpose mares and geldings, and few
saddlers.
George Purvis,
fredericksburg. Va.
Feb. 10, 1908. I'm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

state ~ Virginia. county ~ SpotSyivania.
-; l, j. 4. Taylor. Cashier 80 me ahny.
named bank, do soiemuiy swear thar 49,
shove statement j. true 10 tac best ~ nv
kro ledge and belief
J. A. TAYLOR. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 60 before ne inns sl.t
day OF feo.. 1905
A. Bolts. Notary pubnc
Corr,c Attest.
A. " WALLACE.
NIGH u SCOTT
H. LEWIS b. ALfArE
Irrs-tn-s
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

RI. Rev. Henry Yates Satterle.. Ep,s-
eopal Bishop Of Washington. died Sat
urday from an attack Of pneumonia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
LOCAL MARKETS
tCOrOeeted by simon Hirsh & Brol

Wheat. 90 20 81; corn. 50 10
80, neal. $500 10 $lI5: oats,
- to 30; old fowls. : 20 y, chickens
live. 10 TO II; dressed. II TO
10; eggs, n 70 p: lard. 10 70
-; ducks, i've 10 To IL; turkeys, draw IA.
II to -; turkeys, undrswn. Is to
II; turkeys. live. IL 70 II; butter.
- to p. hams. Ii to Is. Irish potato,-=.
80 70 65; lambs, $3.50 70 $500:
hides, grsn. 10 ~; dry sa't,d,
; TO 81; dry hides. ~ 20 4; cal
skins Nc. /, Sl.iO PER skin; baicd
hay, S15 To $lT per ton: leaf sumGc. 80
to - per 100. hogs. live weight. ;
to 5sc; beei. live weight. 3 to A.;
polk 81 To !; wool. - To % per M ;
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
February, 1908.
FOR SALE

VII sell my jock at low price OF VIII
iarm him out on fair terms. NJ. b. Rowe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25
A Webster's Dictionary

Revised 10 date, containing AZ
about 100 600 words. price OOC
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-02-25

Rev Robb White, Jr., formerly OF Greene
County, recently of Cambridge. Mass,
has resigned his charge at the latter place
TO take up missionary work IN the PHI
lippines.