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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
ORANGE
Contract iOT Mscsdsm Roads Awarded 10 M
las hsza-Wsddns Announcemsnt-Aecl.
dent-Personsls. Etc.

Lahore. Va, Mag
q bod fires have been essential t. health
asd comfort for the past week Cold and
rain greeted the entrance OF MAY. Gov
ering the tender plants aud melon vine.
made things lively, aud the cherished
hope OF moderate fruit crop pales.
The curtain rolled nOiselessly down Oh
the oarrOOms of Orange Thursday night
spirit OF satisfaction pervaded the at.
mosphere. supplies for medicine. rang.
log from hall pint up 70 a gallon, were
secured by individuals.
Mr.. James Frazer. born and raised AT
historic Coventry IA Spotsplvenie. now a
prosperous business man Of PHILADELPHIA.
was IA VlsltJ here Monday. Joyial, utter
estinR aud big hearted he Is welcomed
~herever he goes. His stay WAS short.
The object OF his trip was to .xamins
and place u bid for the Macedonia roads
% be built I'm Madison district. Mr.
frezer Is largely engaged in this ind OF
Nprk In pennsylvania, where be Is now
working nearly two thousand hands on
The roads. an informed that Mr.. Frazer
secured the contract for the Macada,,,
roads In Madison district Full Of nush
and energy, with n knowledge ruanatlng
from ripe experience I'm road building
guarantees good Job. He will begin In
lew weeks Success To all concerned
stock cattle are higher here than for
years. Big profit is expected for the fne
steers roaming In the fertile fields of Geo
Frazer, Geo. Morton. Towles Terrin
John Daniel and the Ellis boys.
ar Ned thompson has moved his saw.
mill TO the Goodwin farm at Pine Ton
ana Is turning out a lot Of nice lumber.
win improvement OF roads new rigs
Are IN evidence; one OF the best Is that OF
Mr.. r l.. jackson. OF Lahore.
cards are out snnOuncinytbema rria,a
OF Miss Mary Goodwin. the pretfv
daughter OF Mr. I,uac q Mills az Siam.
ton, 70 Mr. Harry Spencer on Nav 1otb
Mr. Mills was born and rai.ed nssr
Thorn hill, but for years has been a rail.
ROAD Official on the e. 4 o line.
MI l.. u. Burrus, expert with gun and
roo, Landed "a thirteen pound carp on the
creek heading Mathews mill pond. a few
Mr' WIZ ICONS a prosperous. popular
farmer OF Uulpeper Co, has been Visiting
friends near here this week NJ T.
whispered that be Is aiming to ornament
MS nice home from the q over gardens az
] this section. -
rev; X. y. Omer, u the regret OF his
nelghbors, has moved with his family 10
North Carolina
Mrs caroline Goodwin had a fall.
Droke her arm and cut cash IN herfore
mead that required nine stitches to mend.
She Is doing well and the skillful atten.
tloh ut pr Frazer will soon have her
male and hearty. May time greatly heal
Mr. o. I. Terrill returned Saturday
I from a pleasant visit to his daughter
Mrs. ONE Coons, OF Culpeper. Papa
| Iowles thinks the world Of two hand.
some daughters. and well he should. Tor
they are IN the front file OF noble women
I he dissertation Of sabbath afternoon.
oS some oil the young men Is becoming
80 objectionable that prudence Is trying
IT, ''VP ~
Winter fingers in the lap of spripg"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE
Woman, Pursued BY Relative, Cut
Throat and Eel Dad Running.

Woman, Pursued BY Relative, Cut
Throat and Fell Dead Running.
Philadelphia. May 6.-Whilc suffer
ing from temporary insanity. Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcphilomy OF WAYNE. Pa.
committed suicide or-an open lot near
the home OF her sister in the north
eastern section of this city by cutting
her throat with a butcher knife under
tragic circumstances
She was visiting her sister. and
while scantily clad left the house and
was followed by her brother-inlaw.
who heard her get out of bed As he
approached her on the lot the woman
drew the knife across her throat
Then she ran on again followed b.
the brother-in-law. but after goine
about 100 yards. Mrs. McPhilomy
dropped dead
Mrs. McPhilomy on Sunday made a
will giving her sister all of her prop
erty. after which she divided her jew
elry among her nieces These acts
caused a watch to be kept over her
but the family did not believe she
would commit suicide.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
CLOSE OF The CAMPAIGN

Those opposed to local option held the
onlg meeting Of the campaign at thu
courthouse Monday night The room
was crowded to its full capacity to heai
ChRs. W. Darr, an attorney OF Washing
ton city, and Samuel de Nedrey, also of
that city, organizer of the Labor Fedora
ton. Their speeches were well received
and were conservative, save when they
denounced Mr.. West for what they term
ed his unwarrantable attack on them
Both speakers declared prohibition "a la
inevitable failure.
Temperance meetings. largely attended.
were held Monday night at both the
Methodist and Baptist churches. MIR.
West spoke at the Methodist church at ;
O'Clock and at the Baptist at o; Mrs.
Curtis at the Baptist church at s and at
the Methodist at O'Clock.
These meetings closed the campaign.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
EXPLOSION KILLS MINER
Three Others Fatally Injured Near
Girardville, Pa.

Three Others Fatally Injured Near
Girardviile, Pa.
Pottsville. Pa. May 6.-By the ex-
plOsion OF a charge of dynamite In the
gangway- of the Draper colliery. An
drew Cavalage was killed and three
foreign laborers were so badly injured
that they are not expected to recover.
Cavalage had charge Of the driving Of
q gangway for the Philadelphia &
Reading company in the Draper mine.
near Cirardville. They had Just drill
ed hole and were tamping il with
dynamite when an explosion occurred.
The exact cause may probably never
be known. but the entire supply of
dynamite in the gangway was eXplOd-
ed. and It is considered marvellous
that all were not blown to pieces.
Cavalage had his eyes blown out
and.his arm blown of. while the 9th.
ers were terribly crushed and batter
ed. The three laborers were removed
to the Miners hospital where II is
not expected that they can recover.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
KING GEORGE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Edward K. Bowie appointed trustee
OF Fie'cher's Chapel church property in
the place II the lat w Grizsby.
Ga motion Of +. :. Fitzhuxh the estate
OF Mrs. Louisa &. B,yant committed to
hands Of the sheriff.
On motion of Rev. J. H. A. Cyrus.
Samuel Manning, Wilson Giles, Richard
Jackson, John Reed and James F.
Turner were appointed trustees OF Salem
Church property
Mrs. Emma c. Mills substituted
trustee in deed of trust from Emma L..
Garnett to VIM. :. Brown. trustee. in
the place Of the late VIM. ). Brown.
trustee. Mrs. Mills to give bond in the
penalty of 80, 800
Witness attendance ordered to be
certified.
NJ. l.. Price qualified as Inspector Of
oysters OF district No. IL. aud gave
bond in the penalty of 81 GOO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
CURRENT COMMENTS
Long .eason IL May


Nj Jno. n. ". Green was ia Baltimore
Tuesday.
New parasols. fashions latest. are al
jones. See them
NJ Julian J. Mason. Of New York i.
I'm the city.
Ground il getting "a thorough soak.
ing-gooi thing FOR farmers.
Rough Pougce and Rajah silks at
specially low prices at Jones
Mr. II. II. Mclean. OF Washington. n
e., IS whiting his mother here.
less than one cent each. Fredericks-
burg views. az n. Wallace Garner a Cos. 4.
the price regulators.
Mr.. John J. Berrey attended the big
circus ia Warrington Monday.
Ladies. have YOU sen the "Hairlight
Crowns az LoNery'-2 They are indls-
pensable with the new hats.
Mrs. Warron d. Owens. 81 King
George. WAS a visitor here Tuesday.
Another barge assortmeut OF hat- open
cc today We will continue 70 offer Spring
suits AZ cut prices Tor a few days
The II. y. Brent Store.
The Colleg' team lost To Maryland
Agricultural Coll- -, in Maryland, Fri
day. Score t. 3.
Ladies' tailor maGcsuits. spring COS
mo- west styl- The newest in ss,farat.
skirts arr all at Jones' All fittings
done free of charge aud ht guaranteed
Mr.. Joe Reeves. who has been a guest
of his sister. Mrs. Sidney /. scott. return
ed - Washington Tuesday.
Eroken your glasses Never find inst
save the pieces. bring same To Us We
match broken lenses and ran oculists' pr,-
srripii'n- accurately AT ;. = kaufman
the Jeweler
Mr.. VIM. G. Morrison. Of Washington
formerly 81 this city. was here Tuesday
Hnd went to Sput~y lvania county to
visit Mr.. 7. F. Morrison and iamil,.
Hand crochet mats. doylles. center
ll'c. r, -cAri-"ni squares. Auimpnrted
Made To India and Syria. These at
about one-io"rth their value at Jones.
Mr. " T. Msulcaba. city councilman
~ Petersburg. was a gus 81 Mr. Val
banLehl Tuesday.
our opening days are past, but all days
are opening days now. A. We recei ve new
goods almost daily AT Mrs. u. +. smith
x TO. r., the mp to-dRte millinery
Mr Frank Estes. Who has been hers
several days, has returned 10 Washing
ton.
When you want a beautifully finished
photograph aud cUrn-ct likeness OF self
OF family, the thoroughly equipped Fred
-rice-nurg Davis Gallery T. prepared to
make g. An work guaranteed iirst-clas-
IN every respect.
Hon. J II Biscoc. Of spot.ylyania
was here Tuesday.
Whenever We dil "a trial order for "Old
I SitcluA-i Rye. We have mnde "A ems
! TONER. Kentucky whisky. - 30 per
gallon. Henry panuehl Go.
Sir " someryile leit Wednesdn,
i,ian.
Beautiful irweiry that will please any
ne. Many new things for the spfing
! We aye showing a very tine line Df watch.
c~ iar ladies and gentlemen Cau and see
! our 3D. play al :. ;. kAuimau'r. the dew
eler
Mr.. Richard South-rlaud aud son
| John ~ Locust Grove Orange county.
We're in fredericksburg Saturday on
I business
Miss IDA J. Perry. oi Spo'sylvania. l.ft
/ Weinss Jay ilr Locust Grow 10 Witt her
sister. Mite. j. ". 6ubc. and friends.
Mics Mary GUSTS lie, Of Fredericksburg.
I j. visiting Miss Maria Dawson on SsmA
mary illli -Air1andria Gaz lite.
&r. Lam Ford, - lrvingtou. spent
Tuesday here.
Miss Rosa Grymes. of King George
county. s. visiting Mrs. ". A. Smoot.
Alex. Gazette
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
FUNERAL OF Mr.. COURTNEY

The funeral OF Mr.. j. Spencer Court
ney took place from the Baptist
church Wednesday p. m, conducted by
Rev. X. A. Williams.
Pallbearers: Active-W. W. Butzner.
q. X. Swift, Linwood Jones. NJ. II.
Willis, N. G. Willis, Jr., X. E. Garner, s.
f. Esstburn. Alvin 7. Rowe. Honorary-
Nelson Decker, j. T. Brauer, III. c. Bis
coe, s. b. Perry, f. c. Bell, DIR. j. r..
Tompkins. d. j. Boulware.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
TEMPERANCE PARADE
Vehicles, Men. Women and Children in Line


\ big temperance parade took place
this afternoon, starting from the park
about O'Clock Messrs D. J Boul ware
and y. c. Decker were the marshals.
mounted, aud among the active man
ayers on foot were Messrs. j. Willard
Adams and j ". West
The procession was formed oi "A num-
Der Of vehicles. decorated, with white the
Predominating color, conspicuous among
them being big float filled with grown
girls ana drawn by four white horses
BOYS on decorated bicycles. Sons Of So
briefly in a body. a line of BOYS and a
large number OF children of both seAes
aud all sizes, many of them singing.
There was "A long line Of women and n
ie1mber of men, with two drums beAtir q
brought up the end Of the procession
rlags were lying ald many in the "a
rade carried banners bearing temperate
notices.
President NJ q Willis and Councilman
). W. Somerville in buggy lead the
| procession.
The young people had Jolly time and
gave vent 10 their enthusiasm all along
the line.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
headquarters For
Building Materials.

keep all kiuds o. North Carolina
and Virginia LuIuber. dressed 40
addressed, Shingles, Iaths, sash.
Doors, and Blinds. LINE. Cement.
Cslcine Plaster, Fostering Hair.
Building and PAWN 8uck. Tinand
Iron Roofing, Cur and " ire Nails. AN
Kinds Ready Mixed Paints SUD Drv
EaiDt, Linsoed OIL Turyentiue. Dryer
Narnish and Lew p White Lead,
Faint Brushes OF go kinds Window
Hiass and Putty, bu--crf Haf4 ware
OF ali hinds. Tar EoOuug. Sl.uthinc
PAPER ald lnc srick
Keep large stock cf Sewer i've and
wire Clay Pipe. T.. H. Cole
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
FALLING OFF IN
ARRESTS IN BRISTOL

Recorder Burrow has Issued "a com
parative statement contrasting the cases
In Police Court 10 Bristol during last six
months that saloons were in existence
with the six months OF dry Bristol,
which ended May'4st
Total cases tried from Nov. l, 1906,
10 May /, 1907, when saloons existed.
40; total DRINKS for the same period,
434; average cases per month. lis; aver
age drunks per month 75; total cases
tried in April. 1907, 1874; total DRINKS
for the same period, 50.
Total cases tried from Nov. /, 1907,
TO May /. 1908, 262; total DRINKS for
the same period, rs; average cases Der
month, AZ; average DRINKS per month.
-; cases tried In April, 1908. 35; total
DRINKS for the same period, 6.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
Mr.. W. |. DOLLY, JR.,
CAPTURES GOLD MEDAL

At tile annual contest OF the Vireinia
State Intercollegiate Oratorical Associa-
ton Friday night at Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, eight institu-
tons were represented.
The medal, a handsome gold one, was
awarded to MIR. W. L. Dolly, Jr., son of
Rev. W. l.. Dolly, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church, OF this city, and It was pre-
scented by Gov. Tyler In a happy sneach
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
Mr.. HARRIS FUNERAL

The funeral of Mr. John A. Harris viii
take place from Baptist church Wednee-
day morning at ! l O'Clock. conducted bv
Rev. X 4. Williams. The pall-bearefs
are:
Active-T. 4 Harris. Jr.. DR.. W. A.
II srris, T. J. Walker, T. G. Ninde, W. :.
Chesley and T. MALArkin
Honorary -Capt. ;. J. Quinn. W. n.
Iansill. F. II. Hart. Col Z. ID. Cole. 5. +.
Eastburn, Judge J. T. Goolrick, W. +.
Bell aud j. r. Lei;ch.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
PRAYER FOR FREDERICKSBURG

A Temperance praver-meetin9 was held
under the auspices Of the Ladies Auxili-
AIRY OF the Winchester Anti. Saloon League
Ia the Presby terian Church in Winchester
Tuesday IN the interests OF the local
option election In fredericksburg. The
church was crowded with men, women
and children, and the pastors OF the city
hsred prayers and made addresses
The meeting was In charge OF Rev. DIR. ]
II. Lacy. pastor Of the church, who Is a
native of fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
THANKS FROM LABOR COUNCIL

Delegate C. o. Conor Goolrick, of THE
city, has received a letter from the Cen
tral Trade and Labor Council. of Rich
mond. thanking him for his work In be-
half OF the "child Labor Bilr' in the last
Legislature. This bill had the solid ann.
port ofevery labor Organization IA viz
Rinia, but It was bitterly fought IN the
House OF Delegates and only carried az
ter hard contest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
The RESULT
0Ts Received xsIlFliy Of 81 In the Election
Tuesdsy-TotsI Vots Cast 67s

There were 6l9 votes east az the cleo
ton Tuesday. Of which 34I were cast in
PIPER Ward. Dry, l70: wet. 100
Thrown out .. A silrity Of 10 dry.
Lower Mard-Dry. 175: wet. 100
Thrown out Total 33s Majority Of
u dry.
The majority dry in the city is 81. IL
Will Ire observed that the vote wet
was the same in both wards, 100. and
that there Is "a difference OF IN the Dry.
l46 and l15 respectively.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
MARROW ESCAPE

Mr.. Champ Corbin's son had a narrow
escape Monday about p. m. He was
riding bareback down Princess Anne
street when the horse became frighten-
ed and ran away At the r. +. 4 r. r.
X track freight train was passing and
the gates were down, but the horse
dashed through and the boy was thrown
on close to the moving train. The
youth jumped up and went IN pursuit OF
his horse. He was only slightly bruised
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
HON. J. n. BlSCOe
Endorsed For Superintendent Of Schools.

At Spotsylvania c. II. Monday, May
4th, the Democratic County Committee
held a meeting and unanimously en-
dorsed Hon. J. H. Biscoe for superinten-
dent OF schools to succeed, br. 7. w. Dew.
who viii shortly resign. The county
school board also endorsed Mr.. Biscoe
This, with the earnest support Of many
OF the leading citizens Of the county, will
no doubt secure the appointment r
Mr.. b., who is well fitted for the posi-
ton and will discharge its important
duties with credit to himself and for the
betterment of the public schools OF the
county. Mr.. Biscoe is a prominent Dem
Ocrat In the county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
SP0TSYLvaNIA APPOINTMENTS

Rev. DR.. Ray will hold services IN 4, II
A. Church at I ! a. M. next sabf ath.
May 10, and at Tabernacle at 3 p. ~.
At Olivet May - 7:3O D. m at Park
ers. In Grace. 18Th. 100 p m AZ Beech
Grove, 18th, 1870 p. ~. Rev. e. Il an
drews holds service at Asbury On May
TO- , D m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
HON. ]. H. BISCOE lNDORSED

Democrats OF Spotsylvsnia county at
a mass-meeting Monday, filed vacancies
on county executive committee. Wm.A
Young was elected from Berkeley District
and Samuel +. Kendig from Livingston
District. A resolution was unanimously
adopted indorsing Hon. j. II. Biscoe for
superintendent of public schools OF the
county to succeed DR.. T. W. Dew.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN

AIR. Robt. T. +. Lane, son OF Mr.. W. A.
La9e, formerly of Fredericksburg. now
OF New York, died at Saranac Lake. y.
York, May LIST at 10 p. IN in his 21st
year. He was IA nephew OF Councilman
IL. b. Ldne, OF this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
DEATH IN SP0TSYLVfNlA

Mr.. Thomas H. Chewing died a; the
home 81 his son. Mr.. L. L. Chewing.
near Partlows. Wednesday. Of blood
poison. aged 90 years. he il survived
10y his widow and six children: Messrs
Clarence, lynn p. Thomas and Ernest.
and Mrs. Lee, all oi Splt~ylyania. and
Mrs ". II. Maddox. of Hanover.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
CAkNERY At 6UlNEYS

A charter has been granted by Cor
poTation Commission To the Carolr g
Canning Company, Of Guineys. ;. Ii.
Evans, president. Guineys; y l. Mills,
vice-presideut, Marye; ". H. Tompkins,
secretary aad treasurer, Guineys Capt
tai: Maximum, $1,000; minimum, ST.
200. Obi Canning business.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
HE < BAY

For the positive eur. ~ cancnr. tumors
ard all skin diseases. for ia. locating of
Internal diseases. ] uiier the public the
only m atment 90 this Kind south ol
ashingtuu. Testimonials and proof of
cures furnished con appiratiut The only
thoroughly equipped office 10 c'tv.
W j Chew ming. II D..
1902 Princess Anne Street
saI 3 lm-2tw-il9-1m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
AN OLD LANDMARK CUT DOWN

Mr. r. y. Brent had cut down in the
backyard of his residence on Princess
Anne street last " eek sycamore tree.
which was AZ years old and measured
4 feet and 4 inches in diameter at the
stump. In olden times this house was
known as the "Sscamore House" It
was formerly owned by Mr. John NJ.
Shepherd ,liather of Mr. G. W. Shepherd
later by Mr.. Landon j. Huffman, father
OF Mrs. Brent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
NOTICE, FARMERS
The Canning Fsctory-Iomssoss

Do the farmers of the country around
Fredericksburg want $4,000 for
for tomatoes this year? II so write the
President or Secretary OF the Business
Mems Association at once for informa-
ton and state your prospective acreage
or else the factory will not open during
the coming season.
Thos. II. Harris, Pres.
]. Garrett King. Secy.N a2Si1m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
HIGH LICENSE IN LYNcHBU9G

The saloons Of Lynch burg went under
the high license May LIST the retailers be-
ing required to pay 81 800 each for con-
tinuing In business. Only one saloon
went out OF business on account OF the
increased license. The remaining thirty
four saloons continue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
FREDERICKSBURG WINS
Orange Tesm Defeated In a Well Played
Cant Scofe 10 4.

The second game for the town am
wns PLAYED on the Athletic Grounds
VI 'uinN afternoon with the Orange team.
which resulted iu a score of e o. 4 ia IA
vOr al Fredericksburg
The game was an excellent one, both
sides playing Well. Among the features
was the sub,rb p.tcbing Of Manning and
the heavy and timely batting of the local
team. Spicer. for the visitors. caught a
the game. A large crowd was present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
SP0TSYLvANIA DEMOCRATS

A call has been issued to the Dem.
ocrats OF Spotsy lvanla TO assemble In
mass meeting sat the courthouse on
June let to elect delegates to the State
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED

The Democrats Of Richmond county
elected delegates Monday TO the Roanoke
They are Hon. W. A Jones
JOS. ". Chsnn, DIR. A. ID. Middleton and
W. ii. Rice. The delegates 20 unin-
structed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
CORPORATION COURT

Judge Goodrich has entered a decree
z granting an absolute divorce to Mrs.
Elizabeth Hernard Pollock from her
marriage TO TayiOe Pollock. The decree
provides for aiimony and counsel fees.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07

100000 Potomac seine caught corned
behring's from Herring 4 Pyke's shore,
Whitewater, Va. at Moncure & Fitzhugh's
fish house near the Free bridge, Freder-
icksburg, Va. psalm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07
NOTICE.

Nice seed oats and best grades OF ierti-
liEers and corn planters. Also full line OF
all kinds OF feeds at lowest prices for
cash. Boulware A Son.
mchl Nam
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-07

~ edmond. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
~ Schedule effective April n. zoos
Leave Frecericksburg. Northwar,h
6:20 a. m. week DAYS. local. SOC a IN
daily; 1929 a. m. daily, local. 1859 "a
m. daily; l:2S y. m. week days. G.3O a.
m. week days. local; 1915 %. m. Snndev-
only. local; 500 D. IN. daily: lO.O9 p. m.
daily.
leave fredericksburg. Suuthwar,i.
boo "A. m. daily. A. e. l.. train. C.nt a
week days, local, SOS "A. m Sunda,a
only, local; 1896 a. M daily. :. A /.
tran' - ~ p. m. week days. local: 5.2G
Pun. DAILY. \. a.. l.. train: CTS %. m
daily local; 7:3t ?. m. daily. :. 4. l..
train.
Local from Washington arrives ll:o9
a m. week DAYS.
teei
W Z. Taylor, Traffic M.uagr
C. G.. Cox. Agent.