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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13

not satisfactory. This put the whole
matter of crossing the kennebec at
Waterville in a quandary, where it
remains pending a new agreement
which is being formulated
1t is the belief of the railroad
officials that the matter will soon be
adjusted satisfactorily. and that
Waterville will be actually in conncc-
ton with the system before spring.
Waterville citizens are very anxious
in regard to the situation. and the
board of trade of that city has taken
the matter up with the result that IN
adjustment will without doubt be
FASTENED.
As animated above. the filling Of the
gaps between Scbattus and Gardiner,
and between Augusta ana Waterville,
does not complete the plans of the
Lewiston. Augusta & WatervilIe man
agement While future operations will
depend largely if not entirely On future
developments it is certain that other
ccnters Will he connected by trolley,
and made u part of the existing sys-
TEN. and through line to Bangor is
the logical outcome OF the work that
has already been accomplished.
The Lewiston, Augusta K Waserviile
Street Railway is one OF the largest
electric systems in New England. ard
with the new trackage in commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13
In a Yokohama Theater,

Before leaving Yokohama I went to
the theater. which certainly was unlike
anything 1 had ever seen before. We
sat on the floor of our so-called box
and had tea like the crowd. And such
CROWD! 1t was an endless source Of
interest and amusement to watch them,
whole families-mothers- law and
MISUNDERSTANDING. children Of all ages
and parents of different generations.
fathers. sons and grandsons. All had
their dinners with them Little trays
were Noduced-tiny boxes full of rice,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13

, the mileage will be 40 miles, and 100
cars will be in operation. In addition to
tie new trackage between Winsow and
Augusta. and between Gardiner and Sc
Hottus, nine miles Of new roadbed were
built last year between Lewiston and
Mechanic Falls. making an excess of 50
miles of new road trackage built by
President John r. Graham and his as
sociates in Maine during the past IL
months
THE Lewiston. Augusta and Water
vile is a business mems Railroad" said
General Manager Harry B. Ivers - a
representative of the Journal. Mr.. Ivers
was speaking not of the administration
Of the roads affairs, but of the patron
age Of the road. Its purpose viii tie
fulfilled. when it conveys the bust
ness men along its line from their
homes in the suburbs to their places CT
from one city or town to another. But
While this is the chief purpose of The
read, there are additional features
which appeal to the mind Of every
thinking man or woman.
A glance at the accompanying map
Viii show that the territory served by
the system is not only one watch Is
r.ll and fertile ard thicl<ly populated.
hu; it is also great region Of lakes
Continued On Page Fifteen)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13

In g. recently published dog ~ asr;t
Mischa Erman, the vinlinist. the Ms
SAYS. 1.-The boy came honesty "a his
love for music. for his rlother '' '',olr.
maternal grandfather we're soo' I'D DC
lists. When he was four years ,..,cbt
begged Tor a violin. and one was liter bs
to please the child. Two DAYS ave hin
had received what his parents Who vas
as Il toy he ran TO his fatnffi .tem can
a school teacher. AMI said: L, ISL hir, to
play your waltz. His father .;,, s orchesss,,
tne nex consisted te Of six riece,Ss,,rq s
one Who had had years of exper'e'"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-13

hreadfully swollen and almost black
Mccormick says that his treatment
was famous among the Indians for
snake bites and lie has known uf /,
number If instances where its alulica-
ton has saved lives.--Los Angeles
Times
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
Denton Drops Two.

Gainesville, Texas luly 4--Thc
Denton Athletes payrt two genes
here today with Gau.-,i.l- There
was a large attendance "a, botn games
The gate receipts being more tnan
$500.
Gainesville won the morning game
by score of Z to 3. Batteries Den
ton, Wright and Tay'o', Gainesville,
Harris and Connor.
Gainesville shut out the visitors In
the afternoon, the score oelng 4 tr o
Batteries: Denton, Morris and Taylor.
Gainesville, Drucke and Connor.
The Gainesville team will rest to-
morrow hut they have six games
scheduled for next week. The,
ignmas each with Cleburne teams
here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
PERSONALS

Dr. r. H. L,ury and dausbt,.
Miss Rowena are spending i.N
days Ia west Texas.
Roy Miller spent the Fourth loo
Oklahoma ,ItN
II. f. White is at Marietta Tor -
few days visit.
D.. B. McCarty was in the city
ycstcrda, from Lone Grove. e..
X +. Richardson is in the city
from Cornish
II. j. Nelson of Kansas CITY is
in the city ON business.
j. c. Buie Of Fort Worth is in
the city visiting friends
Dr. H. A. Higgins of Springer
was in the city yesterday.
c. ID. Parker is a business visitor
in the city from Ennis, Texas
IIu Fell, cashier of the First
state Bank ot Meade, Okla, ana
cNrne Marbe OF sulphur. wcrh
here "a short while yesterday "a
route to MJdde from sulphur
H. +. Richardson of Cornish was
n the city yesterday.
Mrs Mary Dunlavey and daugh-
ter Mis-, Vida, are here from Sher.
man, Texas. On a visit to the fam
ily of Fire Chief l.. c. Slaughter.
ia, Pra'cr spent yesterday in
Cu-hcr visiting friends.
j. ". Bailey of Durwood was in
the city yesterday. Mr. Bailey came
here after his wife, who ha. been
il at the home Of Lee Mccoy in
,his city for some time.
Charley Burns wa, here yesterday
from Mcmillan.
Hon. ". W. Franklin of Madlll
state senator from Marshall and
Johnston counties, was an Ardmoro
visitor Yesterday.
\ d Davis was a business visitor
here yesterday from Fox.
j. W. Carey is a business visitor
in the city from Kansas city
c. F. Roberts was here yesterday
from Purcell.
c. \. Moore of Wapanucka was
in the city yesterday on business
j. NJ stephens is in the city from
Keller
Hon Geo A. TIcnshaw was dowr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

James Niycrson of Woodlord are
rived here yesterday afternoon and
l,tt for Fort Worth lie will bring
with him TO oklahoma his parents
who now live in Texas His father
is 81 years old and his mother is
so His father was soldier In the
Crccl, war, Mexican war and in the
civil war lie was in Lees army and
took part IN the battle OF eGttys-
burg Mr. Alvorsou will reside either
In ArdmOre or at WoOdfurd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

with h,s courteous and obligIng as
sle'aut Mr. g. ID NcGrogor with him.
They will work Your city the next
week. taking orders for winter hosiery
and underwent. These mills are now
prepared to nI and ship orders COM
plrtr ON short notice. Your orders
will be appreciated orders delivered
Sept 2jth. Yours for business
80 .. COL SOX.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
NOTICE TO THE TRADE

The retail rroccrs ~ hrdmore nave
a list Of names of dellnquents and
parties who refuse 20 pay their gro
Gerry bills, and they nave agreed not
to credit such parties until they
settle up in full. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

The Ardmorcite is authorized TO
announce Ham + Bee as candidate
for representative from Carter county.
Announcement is made subject 10 the
action Of the democratic primary,
August 4, 1905
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
OF The GLORIOUS FOURTH WAS
MARKED WITH PATRIOTISM.
GOOD SPEECHES we're MADE
The Fag Unfured and the star Span
gled Banner Sang BY Large
Chorus OF Voiees-The Band
Played Patriotic AIRS.


The ono hundred and thirtythird
anniversary of tu, signing of the Dec.
laratiou of mdop,ud,uce by a few
,,i.d .nj t.Y. n,,,i,,. ,,t ,,. ,y,nt
,..,
"'' ""'''''' ''''' ''' '"' '''' vi M
ad''r"'a d'd NOT pass uhooS'rNtd I'D
I this city although the attendance al
| ,uc meeting was not as large as it
/ .nourd bY,.. moon b, au means IN,
crowd ,houab small r,d, nm i'm en-.
. fbusi,sm and whom ,b. chorus uud.l
the direcfor-hip of Miss Abbv Hanna
sang the Star Spaugl,d banner. and
Ola Glory y,,s up.,r,.5. o., f,. ira.,.
tho audi,p,. ,ro.. ,umass. and re-.
mau,d standing until the last sounds
ocpoed in the far distance The local
hand of about trp otcc,s wer, pres
emf and ibroughout tbr meeting MAY.
ed patriotic airs The proclamatiou of
tbo citv was road bv ~ coI.,n,r
who acted as master ,f carouop,.s
and spoecbos wor, mad. nv Rows q
G Waitb of this CITY and q Rood
or Fplton Koptpcsv
The occasion Of tno celebration ot
tba SIGNING o, the declaration of IN.
d,pcudenco means much to I'm. poonla
of Oklahoma. The aar thar was nm.
urlod at noon Yesterday over m, In.
d.pcudouco Han was mada nv 15o
Betsy Rosscs of this state and sent
to the city of "Brothcrlv Love" to 5c
thrown to tho breeze. II is the first
celebration bv the pcopIe of this state
As a state. and one that will long be-
remembered.
/ Rev Wcith struck the KEYNOTE when
/ he advised his hearers Yesterday
morning. when ne said. our people
do NOT apprcciate the benefits ve have
for living under the stars and stripes
This dav should be- celebrated not
altogether by shooting off fireworks.
but should be a day when all party
Il lines should be- withdrawn and as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
losr.

wnte and black tieked setter, bitch,
months old. had string about neck.
reward OF s25 will be paid for con-
giction OF thief " stolen. Notify j
B. Spragins. Ardmore. ST..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Honnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently upon the bowels and
thereby drives the cold out OF the
system Sold by ". B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

] viii sell YOU a good home on
reasonable terms
2U CHAS f. FRALEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is es-
pecally good for piles. Recommended
and sold by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
Woodmer circle.

\ regular meeting of the Wood
men circle Monday afternoon at
. 80 at X z. hall
MRS. CUEMMGE MARTIN.
Clerk
MRS BIRD SANDL1N,
Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
ALBATROSS

That's the name Of the best nour
sold in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05
lEGAl NOTICE.

Attorneys ana parties Interested
please take notice. The rculgar July
term Of the county court Of Carter
county will convene at nine o'clock
Monday morning July 9Th, at which
time attorneys having business with
this court are requested to be pres
ent and assist in the setting OF
the docket, which will be set for
trial July 2Oth and dates following.
You VIII further note that no jury
will be called, for mis- term Of court,
ana only such business will DE set
for trial as can be tried before the
court. l. II. MASON,
3-2 Judge of the County Court.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-05

Called 10 Meet IN Ardmore on the
nth Of July.
The Democratic central committee
OF Carter county is hereby called
10 meet az o'clock p M, Saturday
July 11 1905 I'm the city hall al
Ardmore u Is important that every
precinct In tho county be represent
,I a' This meeting
c. W. YOUNG, Chairman.
IT, T. CARSON, Secy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Words OF pnlas

Z for the several lngrCiicnts o. which ~
ficrcc'S medicines arc conn ose,i. as civcn
BY leaders IN an the several school. oi
medicine. should have Tar moro weight
taan any amount 20 non professional tos-
utconiais. nr. r.crcg's Ia voritc PreScrtr-
ZION h-s iuE RApoE oT HONESTY on every
oottie-wraprcr. On a fun list Of al its in
grcdicntS printed in plain English
II yoa are an invalid woman snd s,,ycr
iro'n tTceIgnt he~-achc. hackache. Snsvs-
ins cistrfsS IN stomach. periodical rains.
eiSasrcl = PIE. catarrhal pelvic drain.
0rassii,Sr ccwn distress Ia lower abdomen
or pclysS, perhaps dark spots or spo,ls
cane ~ before the eyes. faint SPELLS and
A4ndSl symptoms caused BY female weak
ness, oSfthy dCran gcmcnt Of the fcrninina
orsans ~ can not do better than take
Or. PierfcS Favogitc Prescription.
The hfSb.tal. surgeons knife and opera.
tng ,at {may De avoided by the timely
use Of 0avorito Prescription IN such
cases LherCny tie obnoxious eNsr,in-
lions 81 l----li 10 I'D famiIy
l-1>-S- ~ e1n = Z Wooded , NJ 0 iLCroISh
c2grse ~ SncccsSiII tr-lfHlSrt clTr---5 0-1t
PROSTITUTION = ,77-1 1~--S - =, 49,, ,,ss
native medicinal roots known TO r,6aicei
S,cnce Tor the cure Of woman'S PECULIAR
SitmcntS. contains no alcohol aud no
- titt li OF AANit-lNT ming CruNS
Do not expect TOO much from -Favorl,a
E,reScript 10 Will no: perform, mira
e!eS 10 Viii not Dissolve OF cure tur,ors
No medicine Viii. IL wi'l do as much n
establish Vigorous health IN most weak
ncSSes and ailments peculiarly incident 20
women Is any nccicinc can. II must be
given fair chance hy pcrSevc-anre In ia
use Tor q reason able length OF tine.
lou 60 - n - - .lLls , si,..-.t noe
nun IS : Srr>t.tute for ms -1-l..sLi,- -
k----A 1Glmi wi -lu.
Sch women are Invited % consult DR..
Pierce. by letter. f~cc. AT co-rrsnof,d
ence IS grarlod lS slcrcdlv secret ana
wom1niy condolences are protected by
Profession. privacy. Address Or. K. Y.
Pierce, Buffalo. y. y.
Or. Flerce's Pleasant Pellets the best
laxative and regulator ~ the bowels.
They invi-orlte stomach. liver and
bowels. one s. laxative; two or three q
eStharuc. Easy % t0Ae As candy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Singer Sc u. 1chine Company
9o3 Main St, Fredericksb'g. Va.
maryland, Delaware ana Virginia Railyys \
Company, Rappahannock River Line
Schedule in Effect March -. 1908.
TAPPAHANNOCk

BALTIMORE TAPPABAyNocK rprrrp,-,-,,--
Leave Baltimore Pier Light
Weens Nienbk
water View Wheaton,
<eostowp Saunders Nnont
Mount Hop Yard. Ratine. ' 0O'NS' hs9
Steamer leaving on Sunday stop Mondays steamer vii ~
BALTIMORE TAPPAHASNOCK
Leave Baltimore Pier
rnasy $50 m Tor North End MI
shsrn Burton Urbanns honaon
stop AZ landings marked -"V'1'| GIL on9
TAPPAHANNOCK NoRrorr
ispphAnnock weather
no pBow shsTp Bay Port WHEATON Nonaskon Urhep
White Stone NIL Greek. Westand '
-, Eeturnng steamer Will leave Norfolk Monday weather uern,7
emo stopping At landings Merry Ottoman
anu stopping Bowler
sailing 80 ~'''''A sllef : m o.
FREDERICKSBURG TAPPAH4NNoCE p.r-r,,,o,
sunday Tuesday
hatihe Hop
pa. NJ Ok $50 Wexford
stone NIL End & Wesflan5
TAPPAHANNOCK e p.rTrVopr
Leave f%Ppaha9n9ek weather permitting m TesdaT Thursv
Bay
s lpanna Burton Buha Msnteck Wees Irvington VIII
North End Arriving
" thursday Will BayP
any 'of ~uS delay OF
freight recSved st Baltimore until m or Saiing days
W. d. Scott, Agent, Fredericksburg. Va
WILLARD THOMSON Gen Man y UrRDaCu a.
Baltimore Nd. hanhIO O'" III = I@ss az
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
A orewsome Lesson In reno.,,n,.

kokomo. Ind. Sept. 2g.-Behevin.
that the local option law would cut OF
the whiskey supply Charles Threspei
and Charles and William Lindley OF
sunday took jug of whiskey to Z
gravel pit TO have a farewell drink
Thresper and William Lindlev We.
found dead in the gravel Dit am
Charles Lindley was found lying nea,
the bottom in dying condition. The
teachers and pupils Of the Greentowr
school near the pit. marched past tn,
dead bodies TO give the children an
object lesson in temperance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
the DROUGHT
is BROKEN
Heavy Rains to Be Followed
BY Drop in Temperature.
REAL CHILL IN THE WEST

SoPisus Rains Throushout the ccun.
Try Brought Relief From Both Sire
and Orought-Frost IN the South.
~est-Forest Fires Ex,inssished Al.
ter immense Tracts Were su-nss
over and Millions Of zee, Of Luu,.
be- Dss;royea.
NeN York. sept 20 - The ic,g
brought 10 NV York. Nv J.rses and
'corsy. which hss resulted i~
serious forest Ares stopped industrial
pursuits a-d caused water famine
mart districts. has been broken
Rain. which fen lightly and Increased
Volume MS the day advanced. ana
reports from throughout the afect,f
territory announce that the rainfall
AS become general ant heavy Hrh
st1.s 2rrCm panied the storm ana
tam'eri telegraph wires. thereby p.
'r'rr'nE with Communication B-ier
dispatches. however. have COM 90
-eul from many points ia tat Cats
SINS t-e A iinon5achs anl other re-
-iocs which have suffered lrcm .or.s
Tres. announcing that copicrs rains
are taNins and that The fires are teirr
apiily elaborated Although reports
rom some Adirondack districts stf.
Indicate menace from the flames it ls
believed tlat The ELECTS of The rain
au accompanying che wiic-rreaf
torm Wiu soon be bencfc.ai'y felt
lrcuehout an the Affected districts.
The drought. which has been The
most prolonged I'D many years ha.
astei about eight weeks So serious
'as been its effect especially in tle
olnt-y districts. that prayers were cs-
cred un In many churches Fr~ -.rt,r
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Narinette Wis Sept "a soaking
rain which began Sunday evening has
eAt-nsn.snei me many forest fires in
Marine'te county Before rain came
the small towns of Col and Kinsman.
N the Wiscousiu-Michigan railway.
were wiped out.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Scranton Pa Sept Grain is faIl-
n- a- over northeastern Pennsylvania
.r tar t-s- time In four weeks Al
ready the forest fires which have ee, n
BURNING ior several DAVIS doing great
aua-e 10 tne Mocsic mountains .l
Dee Fneono regions arr Qucnchef. ana
hera is hope ior a considerable re0ia DE-
saHS ot rae water supply of al the
cErs .n this section.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Naaanor City. Pa. SEPT. 29.-Tha
prolonged drought which has afflicted
ms section of tle state for the last
Ten weeks. forcing colheries u close
and leaving many OF the mining towns
without water for domestic uses has
been broken
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

KINGSTON. y. T. sept. os-Ccp ous
resins in several parts OF Ulster county
..Ie- -o eItireulsh the forest are-
f1.ra have devastated iar-e tracts ln
Ne tatsAil mountains. Several DAYS
c constant rain. however. viii Dee r-
ilirll POD nr.-s streams and storage
.ser' oi-s -o their normal condition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Saranac Lake. y. Y. sept .g-Af
'housh rain IS reported from several
places in the Adironiscks. il has nor
alien in suhcient quantities TO exriu-
suisA The forest fires. and thousands
y men are stlll at work along t1e
ere lines
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Public Sale
OF
Land in Caroline County

BY virtue 20 The terms % = deed a.
trust FROM IDA NJ Griifn and % T..
6ritin. her husband beerinS date ls-
september, lS06. ant duly recorded in the
clerk 5 cthc- ofCsro.'ne county. IA Deei
Book Nc 80. p. 2l2. 20 the undersicn. B
a. trustee. securing unto Thos. W. Ca
iett the payment 81 S21oo 90 with = Ter
cent interest from sept. LIT. 1906 erl.
oeoced by two boads for $3.50 90 esch.
ana u oting provided that q the sail
oo'gors should make default 80 the pay
t9ent % cue oi said bonds. then and IN
that event both should irlrna.liar-lv a..
come due. aud the said zrautor. in safl
deed % trust having made default and
oei1g requested 50 20 60 by Taos. "
Oat.e-t. The holder 90 said bonds therebr
secured. shal on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Monday, Oct. 12. 1908

at l , 20 clock n offer tor sale at rubHs
auction @ the highest bidder IN front
the courthouse az Bowling Green. Va
thay valuable farm known a. the .Wm
titlhugh Cat stt farm. situated ia Caro-.
ire county. Va. about one miis south
o. Gu'neas station and living on tie eas-
SIDE % the county road leading from
Guiueas 90 W.lcn's and adjoining M.
lands ~ Z. !. Hart and : + Evans Eso
and J. tho same property that was con.
veyed % Ida n. Grifho by ThcS. ". car.
lett aud wife by deed dated sept IT.
800" and duly recorded. said farm con.
tslr- 100 acres more or les. aud j. IN a
good state Cf cultivation Improve
Inents consist oi q story with she'll
trame dwelling. xix rooms. 10 good CON
citlon, and aI- necessary ourhutdinus
Ierms-tash sufficient u pay Of two
bonds az Sll5u.oJ each uith . per cent
inter- - from sept 1T. 1906. the cn-r of
e1cu ing said deed O.; trust. iac.ufinr d
trustee. = cmiuission of % per c.nr. tb.
oalance oi the purchase money. IL ANY. q,
De- applied a. may DE- right aud PROPER
Frederick ~ Coleman.
Fre,i.rlck-bu-s. Va. T-p--es.
SerlNlw4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
Southern Railway

=. B.-golioSiag schsduls nsures published a,
morn anon. and are not guaranteed
schedule effective Sept 9Th 1913
irAina leAFe Washington from New Union
Station
SO a. N Daily-LocAl for Wsrrsnton Nan.
Fllle, and way stations
$50 a. m. Dafly-EocaI for Haydsorhnr1 q.
al5 a m Deily-United States Vast Mail.
slrseelsss coaches and drasing-room. sleeper 10
Neg orleans. kining car service
so , On. oaily-W ashington and FLORIDA
.imi eeo- Through coaches and sleeper % Co
,lmola. savannah and JacksonVihe. sleeper
~ Aesasta BUFFET service. Touriss to Cal
'iornia tri-Weekiy.
as p n. Week DaJs-LocaI for HArrisonburx
sne shJ stations on Manassas Branch.
So m Daily-Local tor Warrenton and
-hAriottesviiie
1909 p. m. Dafy-Nev York and MemDh,.
Llmited tVia Lynchburgl-First class coach and
ueepinS sar 20 Roanoke. kno1vile. Chatta-
eOosb. Blrnineham and Msmphist sleepey a.
ses Orleans Dningcar service
lo4e p m DAily-New YORK and Neu OFieans
!. .nlheu-ku Paliman trains. club and obserVa-
uon care % Nes orleans; sleeper - Ashville
S.ante. rev Orleans Sleeper to Charlotte.
Dining-car service.
Through trains from the South arrive wash
inHson sAo n n. go .. m, daily; $50 .. m .
aod l045 p. N. daily. Harrisonbnr4 l2,25 %
N week days AID s-sO pan. aaiIy. From Char.
loNoeeVtue. $40 q. m. and 30 d. m.
Ilckees, sleeDingcar reservations. and detnfied
nformahoa con be Rad As tickss onice 7Os 1sth
81. o3 - nv and New baion stasion.
az 1ese checked through nom hotels snc rest
denccs. Gao service.
2. 4. AcKERT. v p. and Gen. Man.
= n. hAkDWlCk. Pass frame Mgr
". n. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Aren't
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Waco Tex. Sept 29-The first cold
snap of Oh, season sent the thermom-
eter DOVE fo i1 Monday. Reports OF
irosia come from north Texas. where
tender vegetation has been nipped.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Kansas city, So. Sept. pa heavy
frost fen throughout this part of the
country and The mercury here dropped
20 thirty-seven degrees. 4 few scatter
Ing snowflake were seen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Detroit Mca- sept % The long
'st period oi Drought recorded in De-
iroit Tor ttir-y-e .sht years. forty days.
was hroaen Ay a heavy rainfall with
me rain came decided drop in ten
pcraiure
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Gicns Falls. y. y. sept 81 The
arest fres taac have been rarnr i-
te foothills % the AI.rouGalbs in
Bic section for several weeks were
NtrEr.shed by heavy rains The
1.n BEGAN falling about noo1 and 90
iN O'Clock The fire fighters were with
rl7n. Thousands OF acres Of ral1ar-c
mae- land iu The AdirolIacls have
een burned over AMI the fines have
--el rlchec kei until Monday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01

Builds up muscular flesh. health tissue
rich' red blood, clears the stomach. kid
news end liver. That's what Hollister's
npcky Mountain Tea VIII do. % cents.
lea or Tablets ". l.. Bond.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
81 YES Drouaht Rroken

Williamson. Pa sept 29.-The six
weeks drought throughout central
fennsyiyania was broken by a slow.
steady rain.