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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Quick Sale of
a Studebaker

ers company local branch At s
o'clock in the morning long distance
Angeles representative of the Stude-
baker company. The latter called for a
seven passenger model b. 40 horse
power touring car and urged immediate
delivery A car answering in detail
the description was taken from the
salesrooms here and shipped by the
steamer State of California, which de-
parted at $50 O'Clock.
Cuyler Lee, representative of the
Cadillac cars, reports that there is a
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Chalmers Prize
Winner Named

Another record, sale and delivery o
Studebaker automobile was mad
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Ford Makes
Good Showing

mas run l.400 miles to date without
the slightest adjustment and has shown
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

A. c. Wheelock, the representative of
the Pioneer automobile company. was
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
MftcheIIs Arrive
Coming Week

j. w Leavitt will start tomorrow
morning in Stoddard-D DAYTON touring
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
DO reu Wand $500.

Read The Calls weekly offer on page A..
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

Manager Cutting of the Standard mo-
tor car company has just returned from a
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Thomas Flyers
Sold in Fresno

Thomas flyer for DR.. J. J. Moppin and
also TO take home four cylinder 60
horsepower Thomas flyer for a lumber
company. He left in the afternoon with
the car. by the way of Stockton. the
ing all cut up. Wheelock reports that
Fresno is going to be good market
this season for high priced cars, as he
has already received several deposits
for future deliveries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

What is undoubtedly the most re-
markable feat OF economical motoring
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
NEW BUICK CARS
HAVE ARRIVED
First of the White Streaks Re-
ceived by the Howard
Automobile Company
Many Carloads Will Shortly Be
on Hand to Fill Advance
Orders
By z. X. FHOmmedieu

After two trips east to the factory,
and waiting for weeks, c. s. Howard of
the Howard automobile company yes
terday received the first of the 1909
Buick White Streaks.~ Word was re-
ceived in the afternoon that they had
arrived and force was at once sent
10 the freight yards to unload them.
The cars viii be on exhibition today
at the salesroom, 4S9 Golden Gate ave-
nue.. There are several carloads near
the city and the company will at once
begin to make deliveries
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
A Chance For Some Energetic msa
Nth Small Capital.

Il i- said there 10 NO brick yard IN this
soctiOn ~ the country between Alsx.n.
uria ON she north. Richmond on ths
south. Neems ON the east. and fhs
southern Railway on the wrst-a sectsuf,
oi ihe country ntarly one huudrsd miles,
sQuer,-apd Yet there Is ia this territory
deposits 81 clay from " hich brick can b..
manufactured. and this s,.ct.on ,,ill ~.
lord the ma ket. Alrtaiy in FrpdericsS
burg alone. with the public school bulls
ing. TIE Federal building. the normal
school buildings. there = or viii be ns,.d.
ed several hundred thousands of hricss
ami this demand unless locally MT
must he supplied by outside nianufac-
tur'r sud burners - ho reap the profits
la our columns today viii BE- found an
advertisemeot 90 the sac 81 a eomt,i.,fe
orick-makiug plant. the property nf th.
estate ~ the late T. W Mills. which hi-
administrator VIII -cl To SETTLE the .s-
tate. THIS Is q charcc tor s1uie enerusii g.
msu with small capital. and = really
market Is assured
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
EDUCATORS At GLOUCESTER

The auditorium of the new Botetourt
nigh School at Gloucester c. ii. was
thrown open Tuesday TO an educational
rally and was thronged by an audience
which listened to speeches of distinguish.
ed orators.
Rev. K. A. Folkes, county superinten.
dent, presided. Rev. W. f. Wyatt omen.
ed with prayer. after which don. John
n Saunders. of Middlesex, introduced
Gov Claude A. Swanson.
Ane Governor made a notable address
IL was a revelation to the citizens O,
,dioucester how by leaps and bounds The
cause oiedueation isgrowingin Virginia.
The Governors speech was applauded to
After an old-iashioned Gloucester din.
nef the audience reassembled and Hoo
J: N Stubs introduced Prof. Alex
hogg, formerly Of Gloucester. now nj
Texas. who made an address.
Ine meeting was closed with PRAYER
oy the Rev. W. b. Lee. The cornerstone
OF the building will be laid By the Grand
Masonic Lodge of Virginia within !
short time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
AT WASHINGTON PARK
over 5000 Persons cheered Demo
cratic Nominee.

Over 5000 Persons cheered Demo
cratic Nominee.
Philadelphia. sept ia crowd o..
over $4,000 allied the amphitheatle .u
Washington park. on the Delawar.
70 greet William J. Bryan. The nom
nee's appearance on the platform 70 s.
the signal for an outburst from a.
thousands who had been waiting DBL
uently in their seats. James r. Nu.
gent OF Essex county. chairman OF the
New Jersey Democratic executiv
committee. introduced former JG1c.
Howard Carrow. who presided ovsr
The meeting. Mr. Bryan said ia part
My nomination Tor third time
after two defeats. ana with no PIE
dent TO help me with his uatronae
has been due 10 one thing alone. anl
that is the growth OF ideas for which
stand and the conviction amoEs the
people that am on thoir side"
Coming directly 20 the issues Of o..
campaign. Mr Bryan declared -har
the period had been reached in a.
history OF the Democratic party when
the east and the west the north an
the south can unite upon a platform
He was. be said. as ready to defend
that platform in New Jersey as he was
in Nebraska. Tor. be said. Il heliev.
that the measures which are outlined
IN that platform are just as good for
the masses east Of the Aleghenie
as they are for the masses west OF
the AAeghenios. and your presence
here Is evidence OF a feeling of sympa.
Thy with our platform and with our
cause. and ! rejoice that conditions are
so much more favorable u an under
standing Of our policies than they
were twelve years ago"
Change Of Conditions.
Mr. Bryan then compared the diff
ference between the conditions in
1896 and the present time. When |
spoke In the east in 1896" he said. Il
recognized that there was an intense
opposition. I recognized that there
were people who feared thar nv elec.
ton would be injurious to the coun-
try. and they communicated that fear
to those WHO worked for them. TO-DAY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
BRYAN lNvADES
new JERSEY
Democratic Nominee eIg-.l En-
thusiaSiiC Reception.
HOT SHOT FOR OPPONENTS

Addressed Thousands Of People az
Washington Park. Camden. Phila-
oelphis. Trenton and Burlington.
Arraisned Republican Organization
ard says Voters Were Studying
the Issues Of the campaien-De-
eisres Taft Is Running On the Rec
ord Of President Roosevelt.
Trenton. - j.. sept l6-Pour.rg
hot shot into Mr.. TAFT and the Rerus-
hcan party at every point where hs
stopped William J. Bryan To this city
concluded a strenuous day OF cana
paiEn ia New Jersey. following .cr
hours IN Philadelphia. where in iron
Of a newspaper office and before az
enthusiastic throng. be arraiguea the
Republican organization % that city
and expressed his sorrow for people
who DE said were compelled to live
under its rule. Switching lnto national
politics he asserted that tho Rep h-i-
can standard-bearer promised there
would bee no panics. and that SIT.
Roosevelt as Taft's godfather prom
Used the same thing uc wanted 90
know how Mt Taft could proven
pauics when Mr. Roosevelt already
had one on his hands
Only an hour before his arrival in
that stronghold of Rcpaaloanism Nr
Bryan fired bVoadsiie at Nr TaN
IN a statement in which be oitel li.
record on the several matters 90 which
Mr.. Taft had challenged aim 90 d.
clare himself
Mr.. Bryan's reception liz New Jersey
was demonsJrative one. AT Wash
ington park. on the Jersey side of tho
Delaware river. below PhualcIrhia.
he addressed more than $4,000 per
sons. bis audience according him an
ovation His speech OF over an hou-
was continually interrupted b. cheers
and hand-ciappiuE a statement hr
him that his nomination Tor third
dme after two defeats. and with ur
president 10 help him with bis patron
age. was due 70 the growth of rh.
ideas for which he stood. provoke
the widest enthusiasm His every O..
terance. almost. was directed 40 Nr
Taft whom DE charged with rurnu
on -the record OF President Roosevelt.
Enroute here Mr. Bryan spoke az
Camden and Burlington Oh rrea
crowds and shook hands with maa
hundreds of persons. standing ON tla|
rear platform OF his car in Camden
the Democratic candidate assured hi. /
hearers that the voters were studying
the issues OF the campaign. Re &C.
clared that in every state the chane
were in the direction OF the uamo.
cratic party. and that there was ~
place in the United States whore the
changes were from that palty
Incidentally ne again attacked G.
Coleman Dupont OF Che Republic.
executive committee reiteratiug b
former charge that SIR Dupont. as
trust magnate. was unfit 60 occur
the position " attempting % .nsuut. /
reforms. Along the line OF traye, from
Camden here minute stops We're mad .
at dozen places az an OF which lar-e
crowds turned out and gave him aa
enthusiastic welcome.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
BASEBALL
0ouhIehssd,. at Woooi0d.

Saturday, Sept 18th. there were two
games OF baseball at Woodford. between
the home team and Taylorsville tss u.
In the first game the visitors made no
hits, and only one score on errors: rcor.
to In favor OF Wo9diord. Batt ~
Tor Woodford. Hsislop and Baker. for
Taylorsville. Jones and Seay. Struck ont
oy Haisiop II. by Jones 10. Errors
Woodford g TaylOrsville 10.
The second game was much better
played by the visitors, the team hayin0
been greatly strengthened by other play-
ers arriving for this game; score I 10 Sin
favor OF Woodiord team. Battery for
Noodtord, Baker, Haislop aud Beker.
Tor TaylOrsville, Beazley and Lone
Struck out by Baker 9, Haislop l strnel,
out by Beazley 3. Errors, Woodiord Z.
Tavlorsville s. -
with this game the Woodford team dis
banded till 1893, and hereby return
thanks 70 the large crowds ia attend
ance on its games through the season
and TO those that gave to the mainten'
aDce OF the team.
Noodford team PLAYED thirteen games
and lost two during the season.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
Sssscriptiss SI.5s Per Year. in Advance
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER17, 1908
BRYAN AND THE CoLoRED MAN

Whether we look at it from the
standpoint OF a Republican, Demo-
cratic or independent newspaper, the
attempt Of the Baltimore Sun to ex-
cite prejudice in Maryland and the
South against Mr.. Bryan on account
OF the treatment % the negro in the
State OF Nebraska is unfair and un-
worthy OF a great newspaper. The
Sun publishes a special article from
Nebraska, in which the question Is
discussed,and follows this up with an
editorial in which the South's long
standing prejudice against any rec
ignition of the negro is appealed to
in a subtle way.
The question OF mixed schools
which the Sun says exist in Nebraska
is adverted to. but our esteemed
contemporary fails entirely To ex-
plain in this connection that. il these
schools exist in Nebraska. Mr. Bryan
not only Is not responsible bus pr.
the contrary the entireresponsibiiity
rests on the Republican party, which
is in absolute control of every branch
OF the government in his home State.
The Sun says that negroes are al
lowed the privilege Of dining in Lin
coin restaurants, but even il this be
so it is but added reason why the
Democratic party should once more
be placed in power In order that
there may be reforms such as can
not be reasonably expected from the
Republicans. The South can not be
taken from Mr.. Bryan, the Demo-
cratic nominee, by any such clap
trap, because the South is well aware
OF the fact that neither the party OF
the nominee has made any promis,
TO the negro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
HUGHES NAMED
on FIRST BALLOT
Few York Republicans RGaGG-
iAdie Hin For GOVSTRGF.
The OPPOSITION COLLAPSED

The ooverncr's denomination Eel
lowed Failure o. a Desperate S,-u1.
gle On TIE Part Of Opponents 70
Discover Candidate Upon Whom
Thsy could Uniss-Nominator MAS
MADE Unar .nous-ssiance ct Ticket
Quickly Namea-Pisform Declares
For Taft and Sherman snd Endorses
Hughes Administration.
Sa-atosa. y. y. sept Is.-Char'cs
Evans Hughcs os New NorS w.s
nominated by The Republican sta D
convention by an oycrwhclminr rr--
Iori-,. and ou the FIRST ballot to su
cccl himself AS governor OF the star.
az New York He received >a- votes
Qut ol "a possible 1909. as AGAINST ISL
for Jones W Mad worth. Jr. OF lir-
in-stcn county. speaker %, the state
assembly. ana 30 for former Cnasges
man John h. Stewart o. Nont.nmrr
The nomination was made urart
nous urcn motion eff State Commits
teewan William Dam Jr. cf ll
oan,. who has been perhaps the D..
tertst ana most .c.fspohen oqrruc.t
ut the governor rcnominaUou
TIE governor reuow nation Icf
lowed the utter failure of a desperate
struggle ou the part OF q number ot
The county leaders who Cor four da.-
have spared no effort 20 discover e.
candidate upon whom thcy could ur...
to defeat him. The balance ct che
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Representative Lilley, Of Connect
cut, now has the laugh on the House
of Representatives,, which tried so
hard TO discredit him in she torpedo
boat investigation. The Connecticut
representative, in spite of serious op-
position, has been nominated for
Governor OF the Nutmeg State, AMI
as the State is safely Republican,
will doubtless be elected. He. no
doubt, enjoys to the utmost his
triumph, especially as it follows so
close on the heels OF his discontinue
in Washington. We never thought
much OF Mr.. Lilley's charges, but his
colleagues need not have taken so
much pains to humiliate him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

New Rochelle y. Y. Sept let e
premature falling OF an old tree lha,
was oeins'cut down here bur.el DE-
meath It's heavy limbs two nurses ari
.-er intart charges who were being
tr-ra.e- oy IT, t-3y carllases As o.
result 10 the accident one OF t-c
nurse siris and one OF the babies w1.
probably die. May Clune was injured
about the spine and should sha SIT
vive viii be permanently crippled. Tho
other nurse girl. Hilda Sherwood .s
canet with slight injuries bn- ou
year-old LaDrance Rebbo.n had D.
skull! fractured and il is not believed
that be VIII live
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Nice Itte Nrm c'ntalniuv 3o acre.
s'tuatei ON the Fi..rk Road = miles v,.st
oi Fn'ericAsburg. Do % good lccAt .n.
convenient o. railroad. store. po>roiii,-.
srl schools. every thing ga good coual
ton. u.re siN room. story huiidirs.
good csrn HDd al ue.-ssary outhuifa
ings. aIi compared vtiy new. also good
We'll and pump iu card. also a. ago,d
blacksmith and Va htv Wright shop on H.
tuy it quick and get "a good barusin.
For further Information apply to
n I Oswald,
frederickshury. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17


Cincinnati o.. Sept I6-Cerd.tate
william p. TAFT declined 20 90 farther
With SIT. Bryan in a newspap.r con-
troversy over the issues OF the cam
paisn There is nothing in Mr Dr.
an statement which seems 20 require
an answer. should tx appear So later.
! Viii take up the subject in my pub
Ac speeches" This was Mr. Tar'~ rl.
umatum. as he expressed a wUln-
ness that VI Bryan should have Tho
last word of comment on Pres lert
hooseveit's Tart letter. he delivers
a non-pohr.cal address TO an aul.enc-
~ ministers composing the Ohio CON
ference Of the African Method Q
Episcopal church the FIRST speech OF
his campaign o. negroes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
VIRGINIA NEWS

George b. Gaines, a retired Richmond
merchant, died suddenly in q hotel In
Fairmont, W. Va He was on a pleasure
IMP. Mr.. Gaines was So years old. He
was never married and leaves four sisters.
At noon Monday in Richmond, at the
home OF Edward J. Willis. Miss Mary Lee
Of Norfolk. became the bride OF Tnornton
Jones. mayor OF Hampton, Rev. /
J. Gravatt officiating Mr.. Jones and
bride left for short Northern trip.
Mrs Theodore F. Hageman. financial
hacker OF DIR. r. G. Flower, the noted
crook, was dismissed in the Richmond
court OF attempting TO beat board bin.
The officers however Gre OBTAINING her
tiii she has satisfied an execution against
her Tor some three thousand dollars for
millinery due to Lichtenstein, OF New
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Johnslown Pa. Sept ia -four
monihs-o.d child of Mrs. Mary Sum
mers was creue,e3 and the mother so
badly burned that she died in PUNK
sutawney hospital in a fire which. al
Glen Campbell Indiana county. CO.
stroyed the Summers home and thrae
other residences Two other hou s
were blown down by the use Of dvna
mite 20 stay the progress OF the Gre
Mrs. Summers poured oil on an ob-ti
nate fire in the kitchen stove. the en-
suing explosion starting the disastrous
conhagration
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
Giovanni morosinL Barker. Is oeas.

New York. sept Giovanni g.
Moros.ni. banker and noted phlaa
thTopist. died suddenly OF heart faIlr-.
al his country place Rlv-rdale. 1-r
Moroslni. who was seventy-f0ur yeer.
old. is survived bv a son AMI rs.
daughters Mrs Victoria Moroe a
sch.iiing, his youngest daugaf
created a sensation few years 81
by clipping with the family coachm %
and the aged banker disinheritcI b d.
Miss G.ulia Aiorosini. the other dauer.
ter Is a noted horsewoman Ouuio p
MorosinL the son. married Mari Bond
Virginia belle.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Corfa tel hy simon airsn 4 Rr,l
heat, 50 O. go. corn. 80 "a
=. uea. SiS5 r. sI.qO. oa.s.
- &C. 30; old hens % - 10. snrln,
chicken ID CO. l3 cts. pr pound.
ea-gs 20 to "a. ard. 10 ~
u: lucks. five l0to1-. turkevs. drawn
] to -. -u-Aeys lnirewn- 10 d.
- turkeys. i've. u O. II. butter
10 to %. -ans - Co ID. Irish o..
fstoes, 80 O." 800 sweet p1tat1e-
- Co 20; amos. $3.50 20 R4.Oo.
hi4es. gre, 20 ~; dry sal-.i.
Co -; drT hides s. 10 =: cali
skins Nc. l.. Slio - skin: bald
hay 81 20 fl4 p.. c1u, ieAf -uu.ac. 20
20 ~ per 100. hoes. 1--we weight 2
O. osr BEEF. I've weight. 3 10 g.
pork, s. 70 Z, wool. Is 70 l. per ~.
veal. - 20 G.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
Bids Wanted for Tele-
phone Poles.

Bids are hereby invited for $50 tele-
phone poles OF either cedar or chestput.
either 20 or % ieet long. straight, sound
timber. all knots cut off clean and poles
PARKED, and not less than 3 inches heart
Tor the cedar or FIVE inches 10 diameter
ior the chestnut at small end Poles . p
% be delivered along the Turnpike Road,
100 from Fredericksburg to Five Nj
FORKS 100 from Five Mile Forks u
Chaneeiiorsville. and $50 from ChanceI.
lorsville TO the Wilderness.
BIDS viii be received ia lots OF from so
and up, the bidders to specify in their
nids the sections on the line at which
delivery will be made. Bidders, on de-
livery, VIII be required to deliver on the
roads where the poles will be set 60
yards apart.
The right Is reserved to accept or re-
lect any or all bids. Terms cash. De-
hvery OF poles 10 begin October and be
completed by November /, 1905.
Address,
NJ. W. Thorburn,
r +. ID. No. /.
oszW FredericksburQ Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
An Outbreak Of SMALLPOX.

Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. Smallpox
appeared az the town OF Enola. IN
Cumberland county. near this city. ana
three cases were put under quarantine
by direction Of the state department
or health. The source of contagioh is
being Investigated EnQla is a railroad
town into which hundreds Of railroad
men run every day and where ovcf
10000 men are employed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
BOARDING HOUSE

Mrs. J F. Monroe, BIB Commerce
street, has opened a first-clsss boarding
house and is prepared to furnished nice
rooms. meals and snacks at all hours
from $50 A. VI. TO 100 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, 1908-09-17
HARTMAN FAv0RS TARIFF REFORM

In an interview +. II. Hartman, who
Is on his way east from his GUNNER home
IN southern Oregon, declared that he was
IN favor OF tariff revision aud that he be-
heved the tariff should have been revised
SIX or seven years ago, when other dnan-
cial changes were made
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
HEBREW COLONY ON JAMES RIVER

J. 7. Levy, Of Pittsburg. has closed a
deal Tor 5000 acres OF land at Rock
Lestie, on James river, 30 miles above
Richmond. This tract Il TO be used for
coioDization purposes. Fifty cottages
ana other buildings Will be built In I'D
dition, about 1000 acres more are need
=
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
FOR POLICE JUSTICE

A. BE voters o' the city OF Fretericks.
burg
I ta.a this uears o. aunou-ce that Z
am candidate i1r the Office - Polio.
Justice ct the c'tr u; FrelrricN~ hur. AZ
The election 20 ne bold on Tuesday. the
Bird day - November. 1905. II fhe
voters 90 tle city 20 Freisrirkshurg 50.
ht % elect me 20 this office IL VIII h. nv
eudeavor 20 administer the law fair.y
and 'mpartialy Co. the best 90 my ability.
VIM X. Goodrich
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
GASOLINE ENGINES SAVE LABOR

On account Of the scarcity OF laborers
YOU are perhaps going 20 buy a Gasoline
.ngine, the greatest OF all labor savers.
put don't experiment. Buy FAIR
Ban ~, NhS-MOksE.' Agents Wanted.
Write for Catalogue.
A J. HUFF. Richmond, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
Threw Match Into Powder; Six D.,s

Tire" Match Into Powder; Six Dead
Windsor. Mo. Sept I6-Six per
sons were kiled and thirty injured.
four probably fatally by an explos on
of car OF black powder Tho exp!o.
sion was caused by John Wesley. a
negro. who threw a lighted match
into a pile o. powder which had spilled
IRON a broken keg OF the explosive.
wesley was blown 20 pieces.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Mr. Cannon may find ruling in
Washington and ruling at home two
different propositions.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
$4,000 FOR SADDLE HORSE

h. y. Bush, receiver for Western Mary
land r. X. .fhas purchased OF w. II. How
ard. secretary OF Haesrstown lair. a
Kentucky bred saddle horse Tor ~ 900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

The man who stole one hundred
and sixsy-five thousand and escaped
prosecution may be called a high
financier.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Gov. Hughes is said to be a cold
man and this must be true Judging
from she frosty atmosphere OF the
Republican convention at Saratoga.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

The Norfolk high school building, &C
eommodating $50 pupils. was destroyed
by fre Monday. Loss $25. 900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Pat McCarren should not prove
Important enough to cause another
Democratic dissension in New York.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Senator Foraker has evidently
reached the point where he turns the
other cheek.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Since Jim Sherman echoed Tafs's
Cincinnati speech his silence has
been entirely satisfactory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17

Did the shadow of the great Ma
poleon confront the Kaiser when he
started TO cross the French frontier
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-17
FOR SALE.

100 900 seine-caught Potomac herring.
caught at Whitewater, packed 10 barrels
or unpecked. at Moncure & FitEhugh's
fish house, near free bridge. sepS-l1m
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