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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
SPOTSYLvANIA
Notes From Stubs.
Stubbs. Va. April 3.

Stubbs. Va. April ..
Miss Virginia Robinson. sister Of
Robert Thomas and Park Robinson. y
critically IN al her home. She u attend
ed by DR.. Arrett
Ms. Alice Stubbs was hastily called
TO the bedside Of her sister in Louisa,
who is very sick. Her husband. Mr..
Leslie Stubbs. accompanied her.
Operations are about 10 commence
again al the Sulphur Mines near here.
Nothing has been done there since
January lst
Mr.. ira TURNKEY, Deputy Treasurer
for Treasurer W. G. billiard, kept his
appointment here Saturday for the col
lection Of spring taxes. He says no
matter who is elected the next Treas
urer he will not be a deputy as be IS
too old to work and expects TO take
turns in living with his children after
this wear. He was first appointed by
Treasurer Dillard as District Deputy
when Mr.. James p. TURNKEY resigned
after his election as Sheriff.
We hear that Mr.. John Goodwin, oil
upper Spotsylyania, a son Of Mr.. Dick
Goodwin. will be the next Deputy for
this District if Mr.. James 7. TURNKEY IS
elected Treasurer and Mr.. Harry Payne
II DR.. Massey should be elected. The
other candidates have not announced
their deputies. Mr.. Goodwin Is a mar
ried man and farmer Of the fork
section of Spotsylyania and related to
the Coleman family. Mr.. Payne is also
a farmer Of the same section and has
lived in the county since his marriage.
He is brother-in-law Of Messrs.
Lee and Nerna Graves. Both Mr. Good
win and Mr.. Payne are Democrats.
Supervisor W. S johnson who lately
sold his farm will give possession IN
few days and move 10 place IN OF
near Fredericksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
ESSEX
Entertainment Personals.

EsseN co VA. April -.
Hiss Annie Laurie billiard was
hostess AZ delightful party given
an ncr lovely home. Fores, Grove
Monday. April l.. in honor OF Mr
and Mrs Il e. Diiard The parloI
and diaing-room were tasieiy decor
at.d with apple blossoms and ieras
pima and green being t-c mHfiia-'
colo.s 4, $50 the guests were
Us .cr,a DO the dining room Wher,
a a,in'y and delicious supper "as
served. CONSISTING oi sandwiches
sat..s. olives. oysters. ices. cakes
ana different kinds o.. fruits
Music and games We're INDUCED IL
until L. o'clock. when the guests
balo taor charming hostess good
nish
.o.e present were Misses Orvill,
street. irene NewLill. Edna Robin.
son. Ethel Ncwbili. l.ayinia War
ing. Laurie billiard and Mrs x G.
billiard
Il ssrs Geo. Walden. John Harvey
billiard Harold Wright Mann Rob
inso4. Chas Gresham. Il Grey Nli-
lard. Mac billiard
Miss Byrd Dunn. Who has been
teaching music in DunOrooke High
School. has returned To- her home
in uInnsvillc
pr and Mrs. Preston Hundiey
Dr md Mrs Hume. o. West Virgin
in. hsv, been on an extended WISH
to Miss Gladys hoskins
Mr and Mrs Thos Evans. oil
Water View. and Mr. and Mrs
frank RichersOn. Of Caroline couh'
~ have been recent visitors 90 Mrs
4 billiards. g.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
ARREST ACCUSERS
Hold Men Who Caused Ar
rest in Dynamite Case.
OUT UNDER HEAVY BAIL
Iron Workers Charges That J. J.
Mcnamara Was Kidnapped
After His Arrest in
indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind. April Civilian
: Burns. the detective. Walter Drew.
o. New York. counsel for the National
Erectors association. ". Joseph
Ford. assistant district attOuey %
Los Angeles. and Frank Fox. chaui-
feur. charged with having kidnapped
J. J. Mcnamara. secretary treasurer
Of the international Association Oi
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers,
were arraigned before Justice Of the
Peace Manning. They waived prelimi-
nary examination and were bound over
TO the grand jury.
The bond TO hold the men for the
grand jury was set by the justice al
$4,000 each for Burns. Drew and
Ford and $4,000 for Fox.
The general charge against the men
is that they conspired to take McNa-
mara out OF the state without due
process Of law"
II is alleged that Mcnamara did not
have an opportunity 90 consult coun.
sci and resist extradition after bis ar
rest last Saturday evening After Gov
ernor Marshill had honored requisition
papers for Mcnamara, Magistrate Col
Inns turned him over 10 Sergeant Hos
sick. OF Los Angeles lie vas put into
an automobile driven by Fox AM TAX
en- to Chicago Saturday night bo'nd
for Los Angeles. 20 answer an indict
ment charging him with completely m
A dynamite explosion AZ The llewellyn
Iron works
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
VIRGINIA NEWS
Respectfully
n c. Boughton

Clarence +. Pierce and Miss Lula
c. Clatterbuck. both OF Culpeper
were married in Washington Mon
day
State Chairman Ellyson has d.
rected that a meeting Of the state
Democratic Committee be called Tor
Richmond on Wednesday, May Bird,
to fix the dates for filing of notice OF
Senatorial aspirants, the fees to be
paid by entrants and to frame the
plans for the contest.
The case of Capt. Frank w. Gun
ningham. suspended tax collector
was called before Mayor Richardson
Tuesday. His counsel gave notice
they would fight the removal
order of the Mayor, holding that
Captain Cunningham was not con-
scious Of having violated any state
or city laws. The case was post
poned to May 3.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
Mr.. GLASS; SPEECH

Milenbeck. Va. April "a
To The Free Lance.
| was not present when Mr.. Glass
delivered his speech at Tappahan-
mock last Monday. but have been
informed by thoroughly reliable
and Intelligent gentleman who was
that while Mr.. Glass was speaking
he heard a gentleman in the audi
ence remark that he had always Vot-
ed the Democratic ticket, but II
the Democrats were as bad as MT
Glass said they were, no more Dem
ocratic ticket Tor him.
have also been informed tha'
others made similar remarks AFTER
the close Of the address
So have concluded, ana
I think all fair-minded men VIII
agree with me. that if those are
fair samples OF Mr. Glass con
yerts. and he continues TO make
them as rapidly as my esteem
ed Young friend. MIR. Ben Rennolds'
states. il will be but short whlle
before the Democratic party OF OLD
virginia will awake some fine mora
ing after election 10 eNclaim with
the los, statesman from Georgia
Where am / at?
Respectfully.
n. G. Boughion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
A DANCE IN STAFFORD
shacklett. Va. April %

Shacklctt. Va. Aprli -
Mr and Mrs e r Garrison
gave delightful dance az their
homo near Shacklett April II IN
honor OF their guest. Miss Lou Me
L.ar.n At 1890 refreshments were
served and dancing was continued
until $50 q. m. when the guests de-
parted. hoping TO enjoy the hospital
it's OF their host and hostess again
in tho near future Those presen'
were Misses Addie and liadic skin
ner. Eta and Elise Embrey. LII
liam and Mistie Eusiacc. blanche
Combs. Edna Heflin. Ruth and Rosa
lie smith. Pauline Bridweil. Mrs
Cal Humphreys. Mrs X r. Bird
well Mrs Susie Garrison, Messrs
Lal and Jud skinner Clarance and
Aurbou Embrey. Clinton Helm
Frank Duffey. Albert and Fife EN-
brey Elmo Tolson. Leslie Smith.Babe
Cooper. Robert Bridwell. Al Car
rison. Harry Shacklett. Willie ana
Milton Herndon.
Music was furnished by Messrs
Willie Cooper and John Randall
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES At
NEW HOPE CHURCH

On the fifth Sunday IN April the I
.O. S. Of A. Camp Of Mine Run, Va
will hold memorial service at Ne"
Hope Church concentrating the NE
and service Of Mr.. T. S. Jones the iirsl
charter member and first Past President
Of the local camp Of the order. Apr
SOth being the second anniversary ut
his death.
There will be short service at Tho
grave including decorating the gray,
with flowers and flags and singing OF
the fraternity funeral song after whlet
the local camp and members OF visiting
camps will retire to the church and oe'
cupy reserved seats. Appropriate
music will be rendered after which ed
dresses will be made by Rev. j. NJ
Beadles. Mr.. s. Peter Powell and some
state officers Of the order.
The local camp will be in full uniform
and visiting brothers Of other camps
will wear some badge or rcgala 10 indi
cato their membership.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
ANOTHER LETTER
FROM S. M. D.
Claims Right to Use Nom de
Plume.
REPLIES TO Mr.. A. B. CHANDLER.

Chuesburg. Va. April -
To The Free Lance.
Replying 10 a letter from Mr. A.
b. Chandler. Of Bowling Green,pub-
lished in your issue OF the END
instant. beg leave 10 say that the
communication he refers TO Is not
an ANONYMOUS one. An anonymous
letter bears no signature whatever
The use Of an assumed name or title
is usually designated as nom de
plume
This is not es,a the case. as the
writer has q legal right 70 use the
initials : NJ -
Simply because Mr. chandler Is
not thoroughly conyersant with the
initials OF every resident OF the
county is not sufficient reason 10
establish the accusation Of firing
from ambush that he makes. The
writer can however. recall having
observed some political ambascades
in which no shot was fired ana no
hand was shown until II Was 100
late for the parties attacked 10
make any defense. namely, on cleo
tion day No statement was made
in my first communication that
cannot be substantiated A pure
character and manhood are indeed
most precious jewels. These VT
tines cannot be established i'm Gay
nor in a wear The on. "ay 10 oo-
tain a correct estimate of man
character and manhood is 10y q
close review OF his whole lif, ana
the only absolutely comp tent ana
impartial Judge OF such review Is
his Maker The effectiveness or
eun depends not alone ON the man
behind the gun. but also upon the
ammunition with which 10 - loaded.
The second condition Is par'i'u-
larlv true OF political guns
Lest my friend should lose some
sleep irving 10 uncover what he
STYLES an ambush. wish 10 say that
! am not a politician. have never
been elected TO any office. am not
candidate for any. but am
thoroughly interested in the welfare
and advancement OF the community
the county and the state.
; NJ ID.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
STAFFORD CHURCH NOTICE

The first quarterly conference for
Stafford Circuit, M. +. Church South,
will be held at Old Andrew Chapel Sun
day. April goth, and Monday, May LIST.
The presiding elder. DR.. Pettyman, will
preach Sunday p. m. and Monday ii
a. m. at Old Andrew Chapel. The
business session Of the conference will
be held Immediately after the sermon
on Monday morning. This being the
first meeting Uf the conference year all
the Official members are urged TO be
present at the business meeting on
Monday.
There will be preaching at the follow
ing places in Stafford Sunday, April
Both: Ebenzer IL a. M, REGISTER
Chapel 3 p. m.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
CAROLINE NOTES

Chnesburg. Va, April -.
Ii April showers will bring may
flowers we will have the greatest
abundance
can't. . G.. Allensworth Is quite
sick nj his home near ChiiesDN's
attended by Or Drown.
Misses Inez Allen and Drue Wigles-
worth left Wednesday for WISH
TO Washington and Charles'own. "
Va.
We are glad to state that Mr.. H.
: billiard will soon have his ska'ilI
link completed.
Rev. ]. 5. Ryland filled his regular
appointment AT County Line sun
day. Ia.
Mrs Lewis Pemberton, who mas
been sick is conyalescing.
Miss Elsie Meredith spent ias'
week in Hampton. Va.
MIR Thomas d. Smith. of Milford
spent Sunday with his parents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
Johnston & Pearson
Prescription Pharmacy.
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

| keep all kinds Of North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and an
dressed. Shingles. Laths. Sash. pcorS.
and Blinds. Lime. Cement. Calc're
Plaster. Plastering Hair. Building and
Paving Brick. Tin and lrar Roofing.
Cut and Wire Nails. all Kinds Ready
Mixed Paints and Dry Faint. llnSeCd
oil. Turpcntine, lryer Naruish AM
Iewis's White tcad. Paint Brushes Of
All kinds. Window Glass and Putty.
builders Hardware Of all kinds. Tar
Roofing. Shcathing Paper ami flrC
Brick
Keen large stock of Sewer 1pc and
Fire Clay Pipe. +. u. 'e.e.
Agent for sale Il bricks Of trVN'
erickshurg Brick Company
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
MRS. MARY J. WILSON DEAD

Mrs. Mary ]. Wilson, widow OF
tho late Robert II. Wilson. Of Spot
sylvania county, died Sunday at her
home near Post Oak. from injuries
received in fall several days ago
which broke her hip She was 81
years old. She is survived by three
sons BENJAMIN Walter, Robert
Henry and Andrew Jackson VII,
son all of Spotsylvania county. ana
one daughter. Mrs. Lucy W. knlgh-
ton. OF West Virginia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
GRACE CHURCH CAROLINE CO.

The usual Easter service and adj
ministrati0n OF holy communion was
held on Sunday. conducted by Rev
Hubert II. Barber a large con
gregation was present.
On Monday the annual parish
meeting for the election of a yes
try was held and the following gen
tlemen elected. Dr. c. b. Morton
Messrs. c. W. Tompkins, Robt. Cor
don. Battaile Gordon. Henry n
Dickinson. J. Y. Dickinson and VIM
Dickinson.
DR.. Morton was elected senior
warden: Mr.. c. W. Tompkins, junior
Warden and secretary; Mr.. II. y
Dickinson. treasurer
The affairs of the church were
shown TO be in good condition.
Hubert II. Barber, Rector
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
LesSBURG FOR GOOD ROADS

Citizens of Leesburg held a good
roads meeting Tuesday night.
l.. +. Boykin, Department OF Agrl-
culture. Washington. delivered a stir
ing address.
J. G.. Hopkins subscribed 5000
toward the thoroughfare to Wash
ington: Robert ~ Harper gave ST.
600. and promised another IKE
amount provided Leesburg residents
would subscribe $4,000. Mr.. Hop
kins then offered to double his Of
fering with the same prOyiso. The
total amount necessary is $4,000
and there is every probability that
the sum will be raised. 1t is plan
ned to resurface the road at a cost
approximating $500 mile.
The meeting resulted in the or
ganization of the Leesburg and
Washington Good Roads Association
with Henry Fairfax. president.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE SOLD

After being in the Snowden family
for III years. the Alexandria Ga
zette. 1877 years old, has been sold,
and it will be operated by the new
purchasers beginning May list. HUI
bert Snowden. present editor and
owner of this historic old paper
will Saturday edit his farewell Ga
zette. The purchasers have formed
a stock company. of which Robt. s.
Barrett is president and manager;
Howard V. Smith, secretary and
treasurer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
STAFFORD
Rev. Mr. HOlbrOok AsssBes Duties
Preaehed at Old Aqua SsHd1y
Oihef Interesting ltens Prom Vide
water.

h!cssateT. Sc. Ayr -
shaking OF us attitude % Lenfea
quiet Stafford smart - PREPARED
last seek 70 enlOg ifssf AID do
lre entertainments. oslng 70 clsz-
~, 81 bie weather. xer- llprlf-lf lO1s
Daf none the Jess eniOgable
Dscolsolafe rotias and blue bride
chip dism4iis fteT opinion ~
-fatlerH lnfers reluctance 10 leare
aud make room f0r t4iuy spring
i.aDlrs add gfosl-gps 4r- ll t-e
.lroes oi s1oOpill colla and grlg.
slf Do fatal cas<s
1ne fisheries have been failures
H.Ilne Poke Onig -+r- Success
.ul 4f th.lr Guns shore Tie no'-
,l o.d Cotton shore eds Dol rented
AMone the bright lera.dllss To-
u.4 month alu b- fae arrival lese
Jog 4 flslf OF s-Fer4I days ol Mrs
nal, Waller Barrett. 70, AitAanar'a
.na Ne~ York. Mrs CHARTS 3
B-rger nee Miss Cora Nlckiitte. ot
baltimore. and Mr John 81 waller.
Of tle Plains They -i.i he accord
-i royal welcome.
The crown.nc event e.! tle season
.s the arrival Of our nes minister.
t., Mr. Holbro0k. c4a.d fo Over
snaron parish from brooklyn.
Oar pulp, hos not been ii-'o
Ior over o. year SIC had one ill-
sermon last sunday Mr holnioos
impressed bis audience dclishi.ulf
Ills sermon Was mastery effort
and SO consider ourselves VEN i"r-
tunai, 60 secure his s'rictr AgniA
.au..h Ot,ss aarlou parish De- com
.ilar.l one 90 Che bees charges ae
xae, DATE ~ tie Organization oi
his old parish is uncertain. hlt ~r
mink about ls1f Visitors ~ho
ha.. taste for antiquities FROM
distant ci'i often visit TIE old
hlrrh ana i..l amply repaid ior
their Npens, and troutl.
Mrs John Mason lee. j. la-
returned from visit of s.'era.
se.ks 20 Nrs Joseph Antrim oi
Richmond
Misses Lila and hi.rc Steel
Barrett we're guests last week o'
o.. e. .
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summer in Canada.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
BROOKSHUR- FINDER

A wedding of much interest 10
many Spotsylyanians was thar oi
Miss Estene Gray finder. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Taimud IN
der. of Haydon's. SpOtsylvania couh-
tv 10 Rev. Walker Brookshur. a
graduate of Kingswood College'hen-
tucky. where they were both stu
dents. T.,
The ceremony was performed III
the chapel of the college by Rev.
DR. Hughes Tuesday, April 25th' at
: p. m. =,
The bride has many friends IN
Spotsylvania who wish her much
haDDiness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
ONE CENT LETTER POSTAGE

One cent lcttor postage withit
the near future was the prom
Use held out to the public 10y f"s'
master General Hitchcock "a the r'
suit OF the wiping out OF the pos'a
deficit II WAS stated that h''
for the establishment OF one ''hl
postage may be- introduced ana
backed by the administration al 'o'
next session OF Congress.
The fight 10 increase rates an
second class mail matter from one
to four cents pound Will be con
tinucd An increase In rates on
periodicals WAS necessary io secur'
a reduction ina the rates ON lottcra
liz the view of Mr. Hitchcock
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
STRIPPING I'LL IN PRISON

Thomas Edgar Stripping, the form
err Danville. Va. police chief, whom
Gov. Brown refused Saturday TO
pardon for killing w. ]. Cornett in
Georgia fourteen years ago, probably
will be sent to the prison farm at
Milledgeville. TO serve a life SEN
tence.
Reports from Columbus, Ga,
where the man is in jail. are that
he Is III and in no condition to work
on the roads. as other prisoners do
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
GLASS IN FLUvANhA

Congressman Glass spoke at Par
myra. Fluvanna county, Monday IN
behalf of his candidacy for the L. ;.
Senate. A large audience gave
strict attention during the two hours
that Mr.. Glass spoke. Mr.. Glass
was received with cordially and his
sneech made an evident impression.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
CUTCHIN TRIAL POSTPONED

Mayor Cutchin's trial took an un-
expected turn Monday at Roanoke
when Attorney Smith,of the prosecu-
ton. asked a continuance on the
ground that Judge Mullen would
have to be in his own court in Pet
ersburg Friday, and so would have
TO interrupt the proceedings, which
was not desirable once they should
have been started Judge Mullen
held that the case was one OF pc
culiar importance. and. thinking il
best TO throw every safeguard
around the jury, granted a contin-
uance until May Is.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The Virginia Sunday School Con-
vention. embracing all denominations
met in Richmond Tuesday afternoon
At night there was mass-meet-
ing in the Seventh Street Chris
tian church. A praise service was
conducted by Rev. DR.. r. H. Pitt,
followed by address of welcome by
Col. Eugene Massie. responded to by
President w. #. Robertson, of the
State Association Marion Lanr-
ence, widely known Sunday School
worker, delivered an address.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
PASTOR FURL0UGHeD
TO HEAD ORDER

The board of deacons of First
Presbyterian church, Richmond. has
granted Rev. Frank T. McFaden, ID.
d.. pastor. furlough of two years
In order that he may become SUI
preme regent of the Royal Arcanum,
TO which office II is understood he
will be elected at the convention of
the order in Minneapolis next
month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
FOR RENT

At Toluca, Stafford county. Va,
one large store and warehouses and
farm and dwelling house and all
necessary outbuildings and good
we'll OF water In yard. One OF the
best stands in the county.
For terms apply to N. b. Mussel.
man. Fredericksburg, Va.
1f1e-ff
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
NTI

az adm ristrz;lon q estate q ] 2
Rollins. Having l1'y cg2.fe- as e.
m.n.siraiors = TIE estate e re ale
Z 3. Ro.l-s. deceased. a.. persons 70
aetiei O. TIE estate ALL rezse cC-e
forward ard settle san. ard 81 1sE-- Z
claims against the estate 81 Lease
present same p7oQer.y satte-.t1;t-
Address " 4. Rollins Nt.e're.
Va. or 4. Moore. or ia ". E-s.
pogue. Va all-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
FOR COMPULSORY EDUCATION

In a special election held Tuesday
Harrisonburg voted upon the ques-
ton of compulsory education. decid-
ing in favor of the measure by a
vote of 34S to IL. Every child be-
tween the ages of s to IL will have
TO attend school at least three
months in the year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
LOCAL WAREEIS
Gone test. s.naa Hir.l 3 r

- --.t. - O. 80. en- r. o. 'f-
ae.l 81. s1to 40 per itN,o-ts. 2 ~
- .frs i've. 2 = 3 DRESSED. j.
s. ter chickens. j. % - a.. -'essf-- =
.11i.-Ers 40 l4.l-2 ard. = p --,.s
j. O. D.. dressed ! q, is.t----r =
o. . ...rt-s rars.lz n =. t-ar s-es
- g. r. i-st Toi4toes = O. - --
fo s. ttes. Eree-- =
.a.ref. i0to j.. 1Ty Al-ss. g. ~. --
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=. So - ton a.e -tCs. = .--
of. live 49, -Ai- -c ?. pcFi- Or p
d. -. ~ g. - ger fn- s-z- 2 @ ~
o.'s;,es s. n Sl25. t-Esegs i've - 2.
o.. s-,i lris1 P1tstoes. ~ G. s. $50
s;1f. 81 o. 81 trsr. 50 g. So -si
frr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
FOR SALE

Prick Saw Mill. practically new
so II. p. boiler, 10x16 engine 30 II,
p, centre crank, so inch saw. 80
foot carriage, receder and three
head blocks. For further particular
apply to II. l.. CRUDE, 1909 Ameri-
can Building. Baltimore. Md.
II .
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27

and be sure ths; yolr weapon, 8 q
sharp and strong. r0re drugs az q
necessity PURE drugs. mind yoa fer
on the purity ara quality 90 dc Dr. -
which with your prescription Is rlci
depends the recovery ~ the person Mo
takes the medicine ln car Yrcscrir-
ton department We use oa.y tte parrst
and best.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
CORRECTION

In the card of Mr. T. A. Harris,
Jr., announcing his candidacy for
Commissioner of Revenue, which
appeared in The Free Lance OF April
25, mistake was made in the
name of j. T. Todd. II was printed
= G. Powell
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
EXPECTS LONG SESSION
mp CLARK Predicts Congress viii

Champ Clark Predicts Congress viii
Adjourn In August.
Washington, April 90. Speaker
Clark called to see President Taft
When asked about Senator Roots
early adjournment idea. he said tina,
he had sat in two congresses In extra
session, both called to revise the tariff,
and that both had convened In April
and adjourned in August. lie said he
expected the present congress to do
about the same thing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
MOTHERS DAY

Gov. Mann has issued a proclama-
lion asking every citizen in Virginia
10 wear a white flower on Sunday,
May IA. In honor OF the mothers OF
the State. Last year he made a
similar request. and there was a
very general response.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-27
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

am now ready to make con.
tracts with farmers for their pic
kle crops, paying the highest mark
ct price, and to furnish fertilizer an
seed for production OF the same
Your early call is solicited
w. II pcdon.
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