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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
Best Galvanized Roofing.

Carload of that high grade gal
vanized roofing that is known to be
the most desirable roofing material
on the market. has been received by
the Snyder Hardware Co, Louisa. Ky.
and they are selling it at a special
price that is very attractive to buy
ers. Call or write for price.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
FOR FARMERS.
Matters Of Interest To The Agricultural
Classes.
Classes.
PROFITABLE CROPS FOR BIG SANDY PEOPLE.

In view of the present business out
look it is imperative that our farmers
exercise the best judgment in deciding
upon their crops for this year. And
after reaching an intelligent decis-
ion the most important thing is the
execution Of the plans laid around
the warm hearthstone. You all know
the farmer who raises the large crops
during the winter season and puts d
ice in the summer. You know that
he does not execute his plans and con-
seQuently is a poor and good-for-
nothing sort OF fellow. 1t is the man
who is willing to pay the price of Ia
boring hard every day to execute his
plans that wins out and makes fin
aneial success. Planning is akin 10
dreaming. Execution is toll
Farmers within reach of Louisa are
fortunate Opportunities are pIenti-
full for those who are willing 10
work.
This is an excellent poultry and
egg market, and there is no limit TO
the amount Of these and other farm
products that can be sold here, Also,
our produce companieswill buy almost
all kinds of vegetables and garden
truck The Louisa Canning Company
will. We are informed, pay the high
prices heretofore offered for tomatoes
and beans in unlimited quantities
This season offers the greatest OPP
portunity ever presented TO our peO-
pie to grow tobacco. The price of
tobacco will be unusually high be
cause the growers Of Central Ken
lucky have agreed TO raise no crop
this year, and the supply will be short
We know Of a last year crop Of
Lawrence county tobacco that brought
Sl12 per acre It was sold in last
month Several farmers Of this vi
cinity tried tobacco growing one sea
son several years ago. but the price
went lower that year than ever known
Most OF them did not Try it again.
Although tobacco soon afterward
reached a profitable price.
Referring again to truck gardening
we have consulted our produce houses
as to what they will bus this sea-
son The list follows. and it certain
" gives our farmers a wide range Of
crops to selectfrom.
To get good prices it is necessary
t. produce good stuff, and the first
step toward this is TO plant only the
right kind ofseed- The following sug-
gestions as to what best pleases the
trade supplied by our produce houses
viii be Of value to farmers:
The long green sugar corn
Long green eucumbers.
Large smooth tomatoes.
Large smooth irish potatoes
Potato onions
Long striped watermelons
Smooth. tender and stringless beans
Many farmers do not seem TO know
the importance of growing only the
best The produce houses last year
bad much inferior stuff Offered 10
item The cost OF the best seed Is
very slight and the farmer should use
no other kind. Early Rose pototOes
are not as saleable as the smoother
kind. because the eyes are too deep.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
srouoht eovernn.nt . Ilme.

Funny is the story which is related
Of the victory won By the employees al
a certain post Office in Paris over the
administration. which had omitted to
replace a clock that had been removed
while repairs were being made on the
premises All the employees we're in
possession OF watches. but that vas
Got the point They had 20 go BY the
clock. and it was. unfortunately. alb
sent So whenever they had TO enter
the receipt Of letters on their regis
ter. instead Of setting down the hour
they calmly wrote NO clock One
Of them explained 70 a questioning
visitor: i am the owner OF a watch.
but the administration is not sup
posed TO know this II owes us a
clock; therefore. instead OF noting the
hour. We write No clock Al the
end OF week Nc clock Was taken
as a hint and the timekeeper was re
stored to its former position 1t was
a mild sort Of strike.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14

Twenty-Five cents of every dollar
al the big MId-win,er Economy Sale
now on at Loar 4 BurkeS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
BRYAN ASKS SQUARE DEAL
Tells Cheering Crowds the President
Should Practice What He breaches.

Tells Cheering Crowds the President
Should Practice What He breaches.
Cincinnati Sept. c5.-"Au ask ot
The president is that he put into rrac
uce for a month and a hall what h.
has talked about for seven years. an
that IS square deal"
Twice William j. Bryan. Democratic
candidate iur president. gave expires
sion to tA.s utterance. the hrst t.m.
in Dayton ari again in this CITY. be
fore tuo of the largest audiences b.
ever has faced 10 was not sguar.
deal hc CHARGED for the president &C.
pick ONT one Republican and nominate
him over other Republicans ana 81
was NOT sruare deal for the prest
teDr 90 use Els saice. which belonged
90 all Tho people, as a party asset
The reception accorded the Demo
cratic candidate or his way from co
lumhus was romarkablc Large crowds
turned out an along the line. but IL
remained for Dayton 10 ovorwhelrn
him. So great were the crowds that
DE was compelled 90 deliver two extra
speeches CO. street throngs thar stop
ped street car traffic He was shoUoref
w'th flowers and greeted with vocifer
Gus applause from the tens Of thou
sands of the city and surroundina
points.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
FORECAST OF PROBABLE
PRESIDENTIAL CABINETS

The Washington Post gives the fol-
lowing forecast of the probable Bryan
and TAFT cabinets:
A POSSIBLE TAFT CABINET.
Secretary Of State-Eiihu Root.
Secretary of the Treasurer-George
Won l.. Meyer.
Secretary OF WAr-General Luke +.
Wright.
Attorney General-Frank i Kellogg.
fostmaster-General-Frank II. Hitch
cock
Secretary of the Navy-George c. Per
seerstary OF the Interior-James A.
Garfield
Secretary Of Agriculture-James VII
son.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Oscar s. StraUs
Supreme Court Justice-Ko hlsaat
Pritchard and Gray (9.
A POSSIBLE BRYAN CABINET.
Secretary OF State Richard Olney
Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Treasurv-Iohn A
johnson, Minnesota.
Secretary Of War-Alexander 5. Clay
Georgia
Attorney-General-Joseph W. Folk
Missouri.
Postmaster eneral-A. j. Montaau
Virginia
Seeretary OF the Navy Theodore A
Bell. California.
Secretary of the Interior-Natha
Straus, New York.
Secretary of Agriculture-Gove
Glenn, North Carolina.
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell, Illinois.
supreme Court Justiee-George Ora,
Alton b. Parker, William Gaynor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
HASKELL RAps PRESIDENT
Declares Oh Company Secured Its
Franchise At Washington.

Franchise At Washington.
Guthrie. Okla.. Sept 25-Govcrnor
Charles \. Haskell. in reply L. Prcsi
/ dent Rooscvclt's letter To Bryan. deal
Ing with four specific charges against
Mr.. Haskell. namely that he is sub.
servient 20 standard OIL. that be We
toed child labor bin. that ~ dealt
extensively ia Creek Indian lands and
that he had allowed politics % domi.
nate him in the removal OF members
OF the faculty of the state university
and the appointment OF others o. sue.
coed them. says.
President Roosevelt comes 10 Ok
lahoma and finds substitute Tor his
Ohio failure. Does he in the case of
the state against the Prairie OH and
Gas company. which he complains D
compelled 70 be dismissed
Yes. / did have IL dismissed We
all know that the Prairie company is
Standard OH offspring ana dont
forgct the president claims 90 have
known this also. and char-c that tho
political allies. Hearst and Roosevelt
both know that , acted properly
u say the president knows that my
statement IS true. and ! regret that d.
tries 70 brush il aside without aoine
mo candid Justice Were ] O. alor-
Tho character OF language So comuor.
iy used by The president. would spell
IL tn fewer letters than 'falschoc-'
First the Prairie On company 40.
its franchise in our state noe from
me. but from Booscvelts secretary oi
interior long before statehood herou
and had its main limo built and o0e--
.aing. and congress In our statehood
bill was careful 20 declare that orr
new state when organized must r..
spcct an such vested rights and eNist.
ing franchises. That was all iif
and the federal courts stood ready C.,
cail me down 81 violated tre Rcose.
welt territorial franchises
The president comes 20 the loca
affairs oi state and ossaiis me fs.
vctolns a child labor bin
True Z dii So. simply because the
bin went too Ear and included things
not desired 1y our people,. ru r
labor representatives approved my
veto. hope the president will sur
vive this veto OF local bin and per
NIT us 10 RIM our local affairs.
let MS hope that in the future b.
viii appreciate and preserve IT'S dig
nity. and not try 70 reflect upon N,
character - humble citizen II
fails TO cou-cdo his false position
when be knows it is false
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm
winter extras. new. S35Qa sos. r. q.
sylyanla ro!'er. clear. S3.7O03s5. rit
mills. fancy. s. IN 6.25 RYE FLO p
steady. per bbi S4I5EA25. WHE II
quiet. No. red. western. St.Ie
lO-ie CORN steady: No , yellow
local Sfu SHE OATS firm. y.
white. clipped. SAL q 5-c.. loDe
arales. gtc. HAY steady. ti-nctrv
large bales Slf POULTRY. IL
steady; hens l2Nl3c. old rooster-
siec. Dressed drm. choice fowls. Ia
old ROSTERS. Zoe. BUTTER steady
extra creamery. PC. EGGS steady
selected. "a -9c-. nearby. 24c.. west
ern. 2fc. POTATOES steady az ~
SOC. per bushel. Sweet Potatoes. East
crn. Shore, Va. per Dbl. 81 .I1r $50
BALTl MORE-W WHEAT steady. So
spot. Si.1isi q LOS; steamer No. .
pot SIC unA, southern $1,000. b..
e3. CORN quiet. year. 6sR. = G.~
OATS quiet. white No >. 5-is lr5s.
30. 3. Tao BE; No. 4. 50i5 81.
mixed No. g 5ln51iac BUTTrH
trmer. creamery separator eNt -as
-ii- q 2Ic, held. leQ 10c.. prints Is
Zoe. Maryland and P'nusylvafll !,
dairy prints lSc. EGGS l-n- ...rr
Maryland Pennsylvania virginia and
West Virginia. 23c-; southern &c
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
MINISTER WI MUST co
&c Sc Replaced IN November 3.
Chung-M

P,kin sept 3 - wa Ting Fang
The present Chinese minister o. Wash
inston. is 20 De- replaced IN Noy-mtc,
~ this year. His successor is Chang
Nen-few. who was consul general o
the Chinese empire at Manila IA lg .
and Who gocs To- Washington uitl
Ians Shao-lL special represe ntetv,
oi the emperor. Tang SHADY len
fekin Thursday Tor Americe.
Chung-Men-Ne is a member of a..
present opium commission III.
change viii take place after Tane
Shao-Ni has been received and ral
coined in Washington by WI TIE.
Fang
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
LOCAL MARKETS

Wheat, - 70 %: corn. 50 q
=; neal S1.S5 to $3.50: oats
- 70 80; old hens. u 10: spring
chickens y 70 II cts. per pound
sSgs, 2l TO p; lard. 10 Il
p ducks, live 10 TO II; turkeys. drawn
! 20 Is; turkeys. undrawn. 10 q
-; turkeys, I've. II TO y: butter
10 70 20; hams. l3 70 -. Irish 90.
-stoes, so 70 go sweet potatoes
- 70 co; lambs. $2.5O to $500
1ides, green, 4 TO -; dry salted.
70 ~; dry hides. 81 70 Z; csl.
skins No. l, $llO per skin: baled
hay. ga 70 $lI per ton: leaf sumae. 40
. "a per 100. hogs. i've weight. )
% 5sc; beef. i've weight. 3 To 4.
cork, o. to :; wool. Is to Is per 10. s:
yea. 81 to 9.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

The State Board OF Education. at
hiehmond, reelected School Examiner
harris Hart TO serve four years from
Sept. i, 1908
fhe board decided TO transfer the
counties OF Nottaway and Prince Ed
ward from the First to the Third Cir
cult, Nelson and Amherst. from the Third
TO the Fifth, and Spotsylvania and Stat
lord, from the Fifth to the Fourth.
No adoption OF high school books was
made, rs the board, on investigation.
discovered that the present lat was
made to run four years from sept. /
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
Letter TO PROF. S0MeRWLLE

AA0NrllCAcburks a.
Dear Sir: Here Is a story that tells the
fact a. truly az II it We're true.
b At the timc when President Lincoln
was shot,in $50 a man had three houses
ke, In Ike condition and situated alike
lie meant 10 f1d-out. by experiment.
which OF three paints would prove most
profitable.
lie painted the fret house lead-and-oil
the second Devoe, the third another good
ps'nt; and, afterwards. painted each
house when required, Cor thirty wears.
with the paint be painted IL with first.
lie got % gallons OF each for the lob.
had gallon left on the first house. and 1
on the second; but had To get Z gallons
more for the thi-d. He was surprised al
the difference; he had expected one paint
TO go as far as another.
The costs Of the several paints by the
gallon were not far apart: lead-and-oi
Sl.6O;Devoe Sl.IJ; the other paint 81 so
and the cost OF all three was the sam,
for labor, 81 a gallon.
Lead .nd-Oil he has painted once IL
three years. DevOe once ia six, and til,
other paint once ia five years.
Any sehOOibOy can reckon his costs lo
those three houses for thirty yea rs:thAt
a business mans lifetime.
lead-and-oil $11Oi 90
Devoe 1879
Other paint $4,000
And the story II just as good as II {
were actual history. Paint is 80 profit
able that even dear paint is cheap; bu
hall the money paid for paint Is thrown
away by using weak paint, supposed l.
be cheap, but is dear
Strong paint is cheap: weak paint I
/. Haar. tho Loot l.,
economical paint; DevOe.
III Yours truly
FW DEVOE & q
, Il. Sd. Willard Adams sells our main
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

Nais rr-a'1 cnt p cur Flusner."
Guthrie. OKLA. Sept 25-State Su
perintendcnt 10 Public instruction T.
ID. Cameron la a 2o00-word letter 4.
President Roosevelt declares that th.
charges made against Governor Has
kell of using the state educationa
system for personal ends is bar.
falsehood. and that the president. find
ing De could not prove his charge.
against Haskell on his own record
"desconds 90 the dirt and filth of
ward politician 20 wilfully and maus
nant.y SANDER the educational system
OF Oklahoma The president" contin
ues Mr. Cameron. lis a fragrant falsi
Ter. a ward politician and a foui
fiusherT
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
ROARnING HnneE

Mrs. ]. f. Monroe, 313 Commerce
street, has opened first-class boarding
house and is prepared to furnished mics
rooms. meals and snacks at all hours
rom 6:3O A. NJ. To 1870 p. NJ. Also take
boarders by day, week or month. Prices
reasonable and Accommodation first.
class.
Special private room for ladies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
RUMMAGE SALE

The ladies OF the City Mission will hav,
a rummage sale In October. for The bene
ht OF their nourishment and medicin,
fund; They appeal to the housekeeper,
ior old hannels and such clothing a. vii
Keep the aged aud little children \ com
iortable during cold weather. AIso\ an,
articles saieabie at our rummaQe. y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

PlTTSBURG ONION Stock Yardsl-
CATTLE slow. choice s. cf-.
prime $3.50 q $50. SHEEP slow
lambs steady. prime wethers 81
4l5. culis and common. Sl5lT2
lambs. Sfp SIS; veal calves. SsGN %
HOGS strong. prime heaVies. S140t.
80; mediums. ST25T7sO. ho0vv
Workers. Sal5n 725: light Workers
s. loo SO pigs. $500 SIS; roug
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

-7-N0 - " TTTTT0 VI
Nash'ngtcn. Sept 25-A telegram
was received from Raymond W Prll
man. % the forest service who is in
Minnesota investigating forest fire
conditions for the government. cstf
mates the loss iu that state Al from
s5.ooo.e'o 90 sionoo ooo with the fires
stu burning he reports heavy
rainfall. lasting ~ hours hut saws
tair', six hours RAN are uecessar, 10
i.';t ont an fires.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

With Mr.. Hearst's assistance, what
commenced as a very dull and unin-
teresting presidential campaign il
now developing into an intensely in
teresting one. Mr.. Hearst would
have it appear that both OF the great
national parties have black sheep in
the fold and shat his own particular
organization is make up OF spotless
bucks. Is will be hard for Mr..
Hearst to convince she public OF this.
however, as long a. this many sided
gentleman is "A component part OF
the fold.
Senator Foraker, whom Mr.. Hearst
has charged with being the particu-
larry black sheep of she Republican
flock, has practically pleaded guilty.
and Mr.. Roosevelt has promptly
come forward with "a manifesto OF ~
pudiation OF Ohio's senior senator
and placed him outside the ranks.
Gov. Haskell. whom Mr.. Hearst
has also painted black. has denied
the charge and called for proof It
Is probable that he will be required
to prove his Innocence. contrary TO
the usual form. Air. Hearst has at
least succeeded in creating, since his
entrance upon the stage, a lively in
terest in what was prior to that time
a very dull show.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

Bids will be received by the HARDWOOD
and fredericksburg Telephone Co. to do
work OF lineman for the year beginning
Oct: LIST, 1908, and ending Oct. /, 1909.
All dds must be sent 10 by Oct. l. The
board OF directors reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Address B. W
Irvine, Secretary, Hemp. Va. e024t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
PLACES FIRE LOSS
AT S4O,O0O,OO0
Michigan Forester Says Million
Acres in Timber is Gone.

Michigan Forester Finds 100000
Acres Gone In Timber Alone.
Detroit sept. 25.-State Foreste.
Flbert Roth. who has just returned
from the fire districts % northern
MichiSan. said that 100000 acres %
timber had been burned be estl
mated the loss on standing urih p
alone az Sloooo.oo0 ana said thar el
ditional losses on mcrchantable 'im
Der. country homes and farm crops
would sun total losses above forts
million
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

ride 10 Manassas battle field Is a
feAturecf the borssmanship test Of 90
nils given three DOZEN majors. lieuten-
anteoioneis and cc,oneis Thursday. Fri.
day and Saturday srom Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
Monday, Oct. IL, 1908

at y O'Clock NJ, IN front Of the Courf
Rouse ot Caroline county, Virginia. s.li
az public auction, beginning with the
bid of Frederick W. Coleman of 81 400
RESELL at public auction that certain pi -
aud parcel Of real estate known a. the
Williamson store property, which con
ISIS OF thlrty-eight and one hundrcdths
'rrs Of land with store house. " IA
dwelling above and in rear. wareroom
adjoining. nice smell barn end few other
smaller buildings. The lot is described
az follows: Beginning at the " T. boun-
Diary oi the public road from Guiney's to
Bow ling Green. l46 feet measured along
SAID line northwesterly ON a stone nj
the in' rscci on of the said boundary
with e. boundary of the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
lhence at right angles nOrtheasterly IS
ieel' thence perallel TO said public road
% boundary line between the proper y
~ the said Railroad Company and that
oi Mrs. Charles b. Dabney 2O3 & feet.
thence along said boundary line south-
| wardly s3 feet TO the said public road.
| thence along said public road 24l feet 10
the beginning point.
lie properly is rented until August
iHth, 1909, at a rental Of 800 Der m
mum and the purchaser takes IL " it'll the
lease.
An excellent stand for a store. The
postoilice T. located in the store. Good
railroad facilities and "A thrifty eommu.
NIFTY. An excellent opportunity for one
mi rest ID in the merchandise business
Terms: Cash.
VIM. W. Bntzner,
Special Commissioner.
fredericksburg. Va
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Caroline county, Va. William.
son, Plaintih, against Williamson ct ais.
defendants !, H. G. Valentine. deputy
clerk OF the said court, do certify that
the bond required Of the special commits.
sioner by the decree rendered in said
aus AUS on the 18th day of September,
l9OS, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 21st day of September.
II. c. Valentine Deputy Clerk.
For Z. r. Coghili, Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
rs INJURED IN CRASH


pant OF the bleachers on the Roanoke
Fair Grounds collapsed Thursday while
niled with spectators watching the races,
aud mere than 900 men, women, and
children were carried down In the crash.
About 20 persons were injured, some OF
them sssiously.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
Johnston
& Pearson
Prescription Pharmacy.
FOR POLICE JUSTICE
BLACKsMITHING & HOUSEKEEPING

BLACKsMITHING & HOUSEKEEPING
The shop known as the H. l. Oswald
wbeelwright and blacksmith shop will
hereafter De conducted by WIS. johnson
location opposite A. L. Jacobs wagon
yard. We build wagons, carts and bug
gies 10 order. Repairing in all branches
1913 'ksmithing and horseshoeing in gen.
eTai. No work held over 80 days after
completed. Terms cash.
slim W. ). Johnson, Mgr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

One ten-horse frick traction engine. In
nrst,ciass condition, equipped with
oouid balanced valve and Manuel OIL
p2mg T. +. Morrison,
ang<f I'm Fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
UPHOLD THE MAYOR.

We are morethan glad that Mayor
Wallace has seen fit to call attention
through the newspapers OF this city
to the ordinance which prohibits the
throwing Of trash. paper or refuse of
any kinds on the streets and side
walks Appearing At the same time
with our editorial appeal for a clean
Her and more attractive city. We
trust that it will attract she atten-
ton of every man, woman and child
who takes a pride in his OF her home
town- Ii is astonishing with what
open contempt theordinance in ques-
tion has been treated and il Is dis
tressing that so many OF our people,
especially our merchants, who first
OF all should take pride in she ap-
pearance OF the city. should detraot
from its appearance by allowing
trash from their stores to be thrown
in the streets. The Mayor, who seems
determined to make his admiuistra-
tion a live, vigorous and beneficial
one, is to be congratulated on his
apparent purpose not 80 allow our
ordinances to become dead letters
and now shat he has given warning,
as IL were, no man can complain II
he is arrested for violation of this
law. We trust that Mayor Wallace
VIII give strict orders 20 she police
to enforce this particular ordinance
and we trust shat the police will
arouse themselves 80 that vigilance
necessary tocarry out the law. IL is
time to practice less charity with
violators OF the ordinances.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

xhe Free Lance is prepared to DO all
Kinds OF Job printing In irst-clsss styIs
~ moderate prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26

Misses Heavy Kid skin Uppers, solid
soles and good wearing lace shoe. . to
II, $l.15: II to ?, $l35.
Misses Marine Calf Shoes, soft flexible
uppers, medium heavy so!es, ana "A SURE
wearer, . to IL, $1.35; II to ,, $50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
WHlTNER { SACREY
Undertakes and Embalmers

Undertakers and Embalmers
No. 719 Main St., Freder-
icksbuIg, Va. Phone 9S.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and tele-
phone orders receive prompt
attention. Open day and
night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-26
Public Sale
OF
Store Property

situate at Guiney's Station on the Rich
mond, Fredei cksburg end Poto-
mae Railroad.
By authority conferred upon me by de-
,--e OF the Circuit Court OF Caroline.
county. Virginia. on the lSth dav of
sept mber 1905, in the chaucery cause
oi Williamson ct ais W. Williamson ct
ais. ! shall on