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burg; and Potomac Railroad. S. Ii.slnl.- in IWrt I I I 1 11? .,.1 on ni I it? .11. I i.in. Sllll.l.l? ill in i I 1 a i lo alitk? i I nt iiiii.ln.i in on 7 ni Sni.hu? on Hiintal -to Stops lo IKI i.I.uli SIoim il I i i i Train nn.l i illlill eti.

SiiikIii I Un Hiirntil Il n. h'. Vir l.me li.iin I-' iniliiit. Iillili.11 N.I-I.iii.- Mil n. nuil nul n.

Vil. t'ouel Lin. train ileiaiiilria tan I iii.l ni. daily. smiiiil S.

tir Lin? train in.l'o??. Il nn.l ion i rain Iron. ton arrive? Il lin ilailj Sun Ti: nrrivnlM nn.l il. I III. I II-1 IIIIIHS Ilot MO II il 'si i i nt I I II' Sni.t I l.i.i: Trail POTOMAC.

r.bDt.ICUBl Kli AND PIEDMONT lo I a. M. M.r. I. 1.

I. tr.in Ht111.lv 1. lu-. 111 a a asa a ta a n. a a ti ta airti-b au 11 1 i a a it in 1 1 vi ta Parka? 11 a ta 11..1,..

1 1 a la 11 nn.l. 1 14 io a aa ta ni. 1 ta aw La 1 10 ni i.t..n,i:i? 1 10 14 11 10 14 T.jl.r 1141. omi.tr* Le. na? ma ut k.t.cirw with KA I.

11 -llt-t tTH V.7 wllh Ko.th.rn H. K. oaio it it Th. lin? lu Ih? Wtl flani-sa ll.ttlrll.Ma Tima Hli 1111. lao Umue Headquarters For Building: Materials.

I keep all kinds of North Carolina ant Virginia Lumber. an.I Bhiiurles, Laths, Mnsli. Doors, an.I Bliuda. Mme, enieut, I'ltu-I. Huir, Building and Paving Hrl.k.

Tin and Iron and Wiro kinds Ready Paints hiuI nt. 1.ms.,-.I oil Tut in. Dryer Vnrulsli milI Lawia'a Lead, Paint of all Window Slaaoaud Putty, Hardware of all kii.iK Tar Booting, Blieathlng Hin! Hrii-k Kot-p stock of Wrwi-r Pipe and Vti lib?) Pipa. K. A CARD FROM MR.

C. F. TOWSON i a aaouth, a 19th, To lanas, In mir t.v lil irai ion in uurtoauc the 11 tli it.si sinned by the I of ft afford charg? ing bm with a is representation takou in iny statement of your in. a lu. Ii ii.iniiiiitti.l I eaa only what I tboaaaad and giv? the com Um ueosBtol tho douht til? til whether tho? undent.1 my propos! or not.

1 tkoagkl 1 it clear thai neither I nor my friends wen- illinn to accept any than hull of the office, should of Us .1.. hiuI whila I hot? was no guaraates hy committee to tbnenVrt, in hut th.y aaid that waoa matter twaea Mr. Moacaroaad mymM, bat from from rhiiirinitii stating it i. r. -11 understood with re jiHr.l Um deputy, I Ml assured it would take no action its fur aal was 11 un cither individually or us a iiiiiiv.

makina nay arrangMnent The Hrst pul.hcatloii of May llth with lacta as ai I taxai rod, boom my. aid. In that it stated that after Mr. Moneare bad committee for liiini matioii Mr. Towsou plcdio-d Ills luart.v support, ami said In- in th.

action ti.k.-n '1'his boatlrelj incorrect, as 1 what i'irr of approval disapproval, la re? ply to Mr Mon. lire's stat.in.tit 1 will simply say, offer of "one half' was made to him while we were in consulta inn as well as the coiuiiiitu-e room the t--rins under whack I Mb nutted my ntly a mu. Utter proposition was made hy of mine, whlrh was one third of the sal ary and two lower districts.which he de rimed. ('. K.

Towsi.n. TrVO LUCKY FINOS IN ONE WEEK Miss Susie Krtwlinirs, daiik(liter of Mr. K. Kuwiiiig. left her coal liam en route to the exposition last It was promptly sent to her authorities were notitiisl The satin week Itawlinirs, a son.

I. ft I.is oven-oat in a lot where he was playing hall. The neit day he spied a hoy wear? ing it ami Tli? l.oy was inn down at his houie ami the nuit re It lu uni often that two lost roatS in a family are recovered so nulck if at all. MARRIAGE IN FASHIONABLE COLORED SOCIETY Joseph Alexander Alsop and Ada M. Yoiinir.

tli colored, seeiin-d a license from Ckwh A. It. Vale? Wednes? day and were married at the home of the brida at oVI.sk hy Kev.J.K.Brown. CURRENT COMMENTS J.U.I Mr I. In hill nioiioarra.

I'r r.tnrii.-.l Irottl the I iiivereit.1 a Itera Im gradu II. r. ni- i ifol.l with m. for -o. s.

the Kt. I Banemft vMting Mi-? M. -I Ilrert." In ng Mr? I'. an.I Hire, have returned troin the Kvpiieitton. where thej fen daya i hi? we Mi I Kent nl linio thr.in.rli here Km luv route Hi.

111011.I to hi? la tit I. wit1 1- 11 1 1. Un Ni tu- i .1 jour i 1 Tl.ni? Huaki'jr, hei 'I .11 11 I lilt.11.1 mrt now in A luti. in.I Hppropri 11. riding II Non elrv -1 Mr? 1 lei 11 the llnrwe l'aval rv, the family It II I'lM-wiiing.

Ou (.. NornV for mr fine Kverything in white go? nul hi laal The T. Hi- nt Mot. pli 1 II .1.1 1 in aud liait i more Il ml id wearing "Amei Iran 1 I -in? Sol.l at 1 I I.r 1 ir. .1 P.

Moore, id .1. 1 of the family Mr I. Hiii.ll. 1 know 11 milliner opening tira I' Smitli ai tbe in lull blaut. Uu thet get iur HI I her liml w.

i it Than Have i. 1 white fur at i X. Bret St or. lagiiter, arfa have turned to Hi. hinoi.

1 I Mea, if on ng, he. miel, and ket buy 1 1. I.jii-t ir. le ut Mr. I 1 the I iiiver.il bon id In- laotl Mi- I.

I hi 1 r. 1 i' 0,11 wear'1 li traerlran l.ii.ii loll II, likn I'll. ni -i. 1. are tul.I.

and tl drrea tietler. at Mr II I I who hu- 1... li lag 1 the I. Shore, Ium return hi? I lirook. .1 Wlieu want 11 heaati folly finiele and enrrn'l jr family, thoroughly 1 Fn Iiai 11 ill.

like Ui agotxldriviu for a 1 :.1... We have Kami tir.iinl in if.1 will trade II the 1 il Merebandii Bti ire, I .1 Judge 11 1: Wal er and wile, of Spo nt Murphy I1m.1i lllli.r-li Von an- going and want an extra lot ol white ne muelin nmlerwear, li.ollt?. Mll.S-II bloom" ail you eon hi W.Jone*' ivadj wear depM Bttlng d. ne free id rharge. Mi ctutrge tii thii ilepai ment for ENTERTAINED AT CARDS Mr and Mr-.

Tho-, B. Shepherd de? lightfully entertained a numbei of their friends Thursday night at their homson strest at TO from to 11 lock, in honor of their Brown and Nannie Nol.l.-. ul Richmond. At th. conclusion of tbegatnerefreshmenta wi is Miss l-'aiinic BraM won the ladies' prise, a bandsouM ladiea' pariiH.il, aad Mr.

Itoawell an 1 Mr. Barton Uasoacut for the gentlemen's pro-, a liamlsonic k.tl.ook. Mr Doawell was sucivssful. Mr Raleigh Taylor got a lemon booby prise. Those pesa were Kdith Barbsr, Beryl Barber, Nora Uoolriek, Jeonla Goolrtrk, Lena Kliaabeth Conway, Jennie Maltland, N'anuie Pickten, Kann Beate.

Judith Shepherd, Josephine light, ii. of Rich? mond, Nannie Nabas, of Richmond, Miss Kirk, of Pittaborg, Mrs. William DooweU, New Mrs Philip Btara, Indianapolis, Miss Bradbury, ol Miss ll.iirv, Bappa bannock Messrs. O'Coaor do, Iriek, K. Uoolrk k.

BwUt, .1 l.i.hester. I rank I Inchest, I'aul I I. On ii, Harrison Montgomery, W. II. Hurkamp.

Balisgh Taykir, Smith, Philip Stem. Barton Ifaaon, Kick leu, (In.h. ster, Win. CITY MISSION LAWN PARIY POSTPONED The it.v Mission party huslm-n baeaaas of The treasury has Derer besa in such a ted condition ami the an? nual siihscriliers are earnestly to their sul.scriptions to presi? dent, Mrs J. It I'nklcn, or to the treasurer.

SPOTSYLVANIA Notts ami Personals. June iMs, iith to liming w.il for I- iv- mi.I aiillet. ti nu- n.l.sl the eveal ii Mr i an I broth? Mr eil Caroline I promising law.v? ami we greet l.iiii our Mra Nannii with ok luir "twi fanieatowntipn? lion l.uia of ding lime with her brother, Mr i hewniag. Mr. Im? I him II 11.n 11 r.

irrii I of ltu while at le? old near Many 1 ii 1 am! if.I wjabea un- upon him 111? hitler, lir .1 VS. id the in iieni Marre School in a ug having a total en roHment of with a 11 Tirage at tendance Karb lariuWr nrmn aiixioua the er 1.1. Much good idy been Mu good -on MR WHITLOCK DROWNED Mr. It k. while buthing an?) in mill Sunday afternoon, rom pan with Tucker Kobimion, Kuan II Payae and h.

mal 1er li.ivs.u? 1 il? tally ir.it water over head, and in of the I 11111.an ion? to 1. him, wax drowned. Mark Smith ami Eterinie Wbit loi k. ho were farther np pon I 1. ir I inliningaetray arm of at raited by the of the other hoy? ami ipjtekly arrived on the hut mil until the tank.

Mr Smith dived after th. liu.lv mnl finally lounii it lying on the Ix it torn, 111 about liter ami brought it to tin- ahore to revive tbe but without He 'I'u. altert. at he nl lather, Mr. II Frank hith? k.

l-ltmuit I.it bei. l.riith.r? ami aWter? of I he are aliuoel orereome withgrV-f, and they bare the sympathy id en immunity wi? war? obi and made hi? itli bh father amd work on In? fa' tu, JOHN TAYLOR GUILTY Convicted Murder In First Detiee In Caroline. Taylor, boss trial occupe .1 two ilay? Bowling Ursen, rlay found of Burder in degree, tli-- jury being out minute? Th I 1 trial til Taj lor The tirM resulted in a bung tor flrst mu? for rb The i nm. win. Ii Taylor the death penalty was commit t.

I alsiut the set.I id laset Pebruarj ata tu'in" ii. be and of I to a lusa, resulted in the ileiiherate, old hi.I-.I mur ter of a psaroahl? colored man, bj lor Taylor was ably represented by Judge I i Monrure and Mr I. Mon. lire ami I 'omiiion wealth bj Mr Kuala, it. attorney.

HON R. C. L. MONCURE NOMINATED Has no Opposition in Democratic Party. lion c.

I. baria? been the only Dei.rat who has announced Ii.la.y the Hones of Usbgates from kit riel Compoasd of tin- ol Stafford and Kin? George, required at the joint meeting ol the Democratic nil.tt.-cs of counties, on or 8th, hereby declare bim the of the Democratic party, Laghuaiure from said district H. T. (iarii. It, Chairman Committee, Kin? George County.

K. II I. Chairman Committee, staf ford County CAROLINE CIRCUIT COURT Criminal Cases Before It Will Continue Next Week. cuse of Commonwealth va Washington, charged with maltciouelj stahl.in? Andrew near Sparta, is Caroline county last Dseamber, mm lr gun US Circuit court ol Caroline on Thursday. Messrs.

R. ti. Monciire and Chandler Chandler the pria oner and T. K. lilakey and W.

B. Knuis the J. II. Myers. whom the jury two contain lag 90 of selling wines and liipiors without a was set for trial next Several criminal (MM have set for trial week and court will likely continue In session through the TO MEET HERE TI.e sixth aijnual session of the Wash ingloii District league Conference will l.e held in June to L'T ev.ciitive s- is arranging a program of unusual interest.

A ble er? bars Mentad discuss live topics. In dericksluirg cliurch will etit.itain all li-agu-rs who may Is- in at? tendance on II you are going, writ, to Rev .1. It. Light, so he noy know wlmt provision will DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY There be a railed mrsiting ol I laughters of the Confederacy at I he Washington Guards' room Saturday afternoon, June 15, al locl.sk. A full attendance Udesired, as matters of im irtaara will ha By order of tli Nannie dd.

ni Iti n. PROLIFIC GOOSE Mr. Th. i nur. manager f.

ir ('apt. M. al hri.inpton. look ekaraaa of a pan of hrown geese at his home on the estate last Spring Tin? laid 59 eggs she took to tier This Is-ats the record in this section. The Conway, Gordon Garnett rRtDERICKSBURG, VA.

Deposits Solicited. Negotiable Paper All promptly answered in sealed envelopes. Handsome lithographed check books rosen to each customer. Merchants' business cards placed on their checks. Bank Open From 9 A.

M. to 4 P. M. STAFFORD Notas. Pwtoaaii.

(te a I Wl lally mor. until. ii in an) the I.ii.I worm nlaimii with what filled Witfc Oreeila i- .1 ira tain an tina? not ye berB planted ami this about all there tin? time. IViagn it hail the li l.iud??av Uuninn m.iil.1 tel Il arlin addressed of Stall at Son. and at Powers' tear ti.ry I'.

i Sat unlay ng late in Wi.i?-w it-r mi.I in-? train aad had remain night there. No ma drn mg the i. I-. an ah ni a i-oii Is fortunate as to be rmlksl at night to rule i hem. lie Is its though i taking In? lif- in his ha iaa i larrlaoa, operator ul th telephone gc h.

re, risiting relatives in four city. Mr. Payas, kablaad, spent a f.w.lays last week with bis brother, I'r. Payne, la tin- plans. Farms? Bell, ol near visiting in Washington The Dramatic Club will give an i taiiiii.

nt at the Rectory Hall, this phare, Thursday night Kdmunds, ol Warreoton, baa I-en i-iting Irienda in the village. Mrs ol Toluca, has been aii k. liar.I cider and other "soft drinks" Mowed aoIrsely near MUlis'a P. on Sunday last that Squire Norman waa busy writing warrants. The Jr.

Ii. A. ul this place will an entertainment at tki? July for the benefll the which will erected la nearlutur? gau.f baseball will be played op the pi between the nines ol Falmouth ami Garrison ville. I hod i i.in. and bar? a good time, ami in doing su encourage a noble enter prise.

FATHER AND SON ARRESTED E. G. Carneal and Arthur I. Carneal Accused of Stealing Shoes. Mi S.

toH Un. that a pair I h.in. him an.I the two men who were In Ihe a time the w. re niitwed I hi. h.

Weal ilown town in the taken h.v iii.ii ami caught older man for aale a pair of chil? dren'? aboca Beckey Stnuton, a color I won of the hurl. while the younger man atood near by 11? arrested both and found a pair pereoa of the younger an. which i.l.-utiti.-.l by Mr her and Car Deal and Arthur I. -both of whom live here. The bob, Arthur, hi? father had the wbi tl.Id man.hui..I were jailed morning lined and each REGULAR MEETING OF R.

T. CO. annual meeting id the Rappahan Iioek ami Telegraph IV? h. I I a' the Exchange Hotel Thara morning. Uoberl Beverley ig Thoeein attendance wi re It I Uravatt, .1 II Beverley, Harn liai lor, A I l'uni, r.

nui Turner, W. r. in. It. m.

Sklnker, B. Coo win. Henry Taj lor an.I .1 Smith. The I. f.ir the coming year ar? Preaident.Kolierl Beverley; vhw ii.iit?.

J. Smith. Harry Baykir and A I-'. (' It oiiiiav: I'r. I'.

I liravatt? Tb? of dlrecton the aaaaa ar. The affair? of the company are In good DEATH OF MRS. M. E. CONWAY Mrs.

Martina an way, widow ol the lata .1. R. toiiway.of Brooklyn, die.I at the home ol her hrollier here. Mr. J.

Qatsly.Thursday, at uo'clock, ol consumption, years. Mrs Coaway hsrefroni Brooklyn last February on lie advice of her pay si. inn. hoping to regain her health oha is sur. by thr.s- Msssra J.

Qatsly, ol thai city; K. aad M. A. Gateiy, ol Washington, and foursisters. Bttaabetb V.

Baydeo, of Baltimore; Mrs Mamie Joseph, of Camden, N.J. Mrs m. of this city, and Miss (lnt.lv. ol Brooklyn, M. Y.

Tin-funeral took place from St. Mary'a Catholic church at 4 con? ducted bj Fathsr Joseph Psrrig. InUir ineiil in uy I ALEXANDER WALKER DEAD Mr Alexander WaUker died at his home on lower Main after a lingering ill Bess, Wednesday. The dscsassd was a member oltba Met bod art cbarek. by his wife and lliree children.

The look place from I lie Methodist church Friday morning at lu clock. The interment at his old home in King George county Pallbearers- W. D. Scott, Perry, Wm. Powell, It Wbltekoass, W.

and W. A ORANGE WEDDING Pnillips Coleman. A nil pr.it. home wadding waarele l.rateil at St Mr ami Mr? I gave marriage their daughter, to Mr. Oranvllle of St.

Kev .1 Baaar waa the officiating minierer. Tin bride taetefully in a tan traveling suit with bal ami glovea to mat? Tan groom wora the roaven tlonnl black. happy lefl nil the 1.oil tram lor a l.rhlal tour, which will ineliiile a i i the dtiea lln-h lliiflon ami Haltilnore OLD TIME COLD WEATHER IN JUNE Apropoa the of 1 111., 1907, a in I.i family lien. Win Woodford aow in poaaraatoa Kv IH.iu.r If. 0.

mad? ''June I 11ti, that bit the atiiiw fell init'il Uli hail ami rain Another note fol? lowing 1Mb: "May 4,1771 A violent that hit the corn anil ami deatroycd Iba fruit MRS. THOS. S. SHEPHERD, HOSTESS Mrs. S.

Shepherd Hri.lge Whist (lui. at home Wed evening from four to sii. In ad? dition to regular ineinls-rs of the a nuinher of her lady friend? wereguest? At the conclusion of the game dainty re freshmeuts were servi-d. GUN SHOOT At a shoot of the Gun Chili on Wednesday. Tie- follow ing score? er? made out of a possible loo Hra.lford.

71 K. Ooolrick, Franklin Steams, 03; S. S. Ilra.lfor.1, Tout otaS. FIRST NEW POTATOES The first lot of new raised In this section, and brought to the mar? ket Thursday, came from farm of A.

G. in Stafford, and were pur l.y Mr John Brauer. KiNC GEORGE Death ef Mrs. fame Poionaiv King Mi? wkete th- Mr? pr? h.nl a hi. wa? art? Hup fmiii vvl.i.

died bar till "death i up vi. tirv wan i relation? a faitbl il a mother, hiving and kii Kblu.r. an.I th? gone out la ah? Im? Heavenly by her ami i. Mr Paul Hobday has got Matl county, where be will remain some ho I mg al M' Ad. Smith'-.

sed her HchiMil lael week. kl. ant an I Ig rni it I ul several days last wi-'k with llic parent-. Mr II I Garnett. Misses I I I.

i- and gima and Stella Dieklnson leaveinadaj or two for the Jan Bisa St rachas is visiting her moth.r and Pi I. r.l.urg. MissJosi I Brown, uaoght? Brown, is visting Mise Lu Rust, near a leiandrta Mart? a Mi-- is rl? ting bar on-in. Mi- liai I. morn.

DEATH IN STAFFORD Mr- Bettle Grinnan, wld. Grinnan, ol Stafford Thursday night at ber home is wood, age.l yea Irisada bo III regret Mr- Grinnan Is survived by lout Thi uw. n- and i liarles Monroe and Mi Monroe. Messrs lo ai I I-? liriiinaii. all of Stafford.

Mrs Griiiliat bad besa wies married. Punernl Satut lay.it llattwood rhurch at 2 p. nt aervicesconducted by Re? .1 Sliojs.fl MORE COMPLIMENTS TO MR. C. H.

KURKAMP Mr Charlea 11. Ilurkamp ha? an In vitathui to In the id i lie Coney Wand Jockey Bay Suhiirl.aii hav. Thuradav, June id which club William preeldentand Col. i' irnelina KVIlow? tarv. Mr.

II. aeoepted and will attend tin.lui.eJl and be will art judre of aaddle at Park. i ESSEX WINS AT BOSTGN by John M. ami huff tin? city, ai. I hi won I be i 'hallei Re I up Steepk baa at He a a gallop, wi'l on.I an.I li-tr-Ui thir.l id $..011 and plate to the value at u.m to be inner.

THE RACE IN THE 8TH DISTRICT i in our Irst paga i- a cut ti of the start and Hund? ol tl.ct'.n grsssional tight in the Sth irginia Dia tract. The biterest in the campaign increa-mg as Ihe dav for the primary, Wednesday, June I Wth. LOST THREE VALUABLE HORSES Mr 1'. Armen trout, near Rapidan, Orange county, lost within last eight weeks thro line at veterinarian could not as osrtala the nature of dis i BETTY WASHINGTON LEWIS CHAPTER, D. A.

annual meeting iif the Betty Washington Lrwia Chapter, A IC.wa beld Monday afternoon at the of Officer? f.ir the coming n-iir were elected Bageat, John T. Qoolrick; vice re Mr? Wm II regia tor, M. S. recordiiig tari Sal II- N. (irai al Teepond Ulli It I.

Stoff tvgeu Mr? II. I hiato rian, .1 It. dray. The Colonial iteMce. which been ao kindly loa.1 by many collected nest ami ready for ahipment to Jameetown on from aathoritiea them.

Tin? chapter made contribution? recently fund lof the reato ration old Itiutoii church, ami for the ex panana of parking and ment of auti.pi?.* to the Kxpoaition and tnwar.l* the boepiUditj ami entertain ment fiiml. Mm lake real waa main bated by the nieiiilMTH in the work for tie- prenant hi? will taken up actively in the early Mr? Daniel the chapter, tfa lag, at an ami beautifully lanchaos. It waa gn gretted that member not to enjoy lier rordtal A STATEMENT From Drs. Brannon, Hala and Brent. Bay View Hospital.

We have recently bad our attention to a report which appealed in the Starof May the 3Htb ami eul? iiuently Laaos, that Drs. II Bran non. Bala and I. Hont were dishonorably discharged from cal staff of Hospital, Ball i Md We wish to uiphai i. -all.

dsaj this We roluatarily re signed our position? 11- resident physi etatts for good reasisM In. were given by us, ami published the Baltimore We that oor resigna is' accepted at ones.aad on the -am. i the Slot day of Ma. i recsivsd a I. from tbe relieving us from duly, ami ws left the Institution th? following morning We have enclosed yon an article publish? ed by the Baltimore Newa May the which gives our reasons lor resigning Rather than Is- in tins institution with tk? fatla existing we voluntarily re ami left the institution.

We learn that subs, to this we were Condi-unit by th. board for Lav? ing our after having Isen re liewil from duty by the superintendent, but the alone is respot: silile for this. We desire to make tasa statement to properly presea! the fact? as they really exist. Moping yoa will give this explanation a space in your columns, thanking you in ml Mime, we to remain Bespattlnlly yours, W. W.Haaa, M.

II. Braanoa, D. W. I. Brent, M.

Baltimore, June III. ELL RECEIVED It baa recently been privilege t.i aaake over quite a number of bail mal foi piiith? mi.I Kredel niel in baeiing proud id Ihe general tu.n hi haveaerved. There 3-Jrzi'i doubt hut thut b-iiii. ti? mat .111 important Inducement to gabt, aa ivtto? nt ion, or The Colonial Mutt. II Mifi M.

S. CHANCELLOR Headquarters of the International Harvester and Machine Co. NOTE THE CHANGE. WE HAVE THEM ALL. T.1..U1 M.

S. CHANCELLOR. 111- lavn priven I ha BginMii of the follow oih. 'made hy ItitiTiiutiotirtl ilarvee M.ii-li;>ii' will now represent The McCoiir.ick.Tlio Deering, The Champion, The Millwake, The rianco, the Osborno Harvesters, Manure Spreaders. Gas? oline Engiiies.Sprin?; Tooth Presses iii.uliiiM-rjr manufactured Impairs kinds for ill" will 1.

in stock or ordered pronipt l-i Killli-lnln SVI.S. CHANCELLOR'S Farmers' Supply Store, SHIRT WAISTS Lut White jll-t received 11:11 put on 1. JONES'. We w.tiit yon lo si tucked. At will von.

At $1.50, arc far ahead of anj we have ever shown. Shirt Waists or House Suits I 'J i'. we nhow entire suit, i waisl and skirt) made of nice ntmlity. pretty lawns and batiste. At we show a sph-ndid rolored Madras cni in' unit.

Neither of these could you begin to have made for anything like 1 same small cost. SrCirtaS AI we show a splendid Panama 8kirt, blue and Mack. At $0.00 much better irrade of Panama in navy blue and black At fil.oo we show a great line of navy blue, black, plaids, check and preys. Anything in the Dry Goods Line Can be Had at C. W.

JONES Willis LEE URAVE8, 1- 1 OLK, K. OOI LOMAN, Caahtejr. P. GORDON Ol 1.1-Vas. Assistant fashlw.

The Farmers and Merchants State Bank Fredericksburg, Virginia. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000. PAID IN CAPITAL, $60,000. accounts' of aoltrlwa tlahl- IMscounted. and VT.

SAVIINOsS DEPARTMENT l-i nt l.ir mu. nut TO? COBBpo? on same 111 ic I I PEU CENT, psjr annum. Call aad wem na aad trawffl t- k'IikI to this part ol onr hoel mm von. All bnaJMH rommlttad t.tr ksspinj? In strict Banking A. M.

to P. at 8atur 6 p- HAMPTON ROADS FATEFUL Young Holcomb's Giandfathet Served on lionclad Mcnimac. By a coincidence offate, Capt Ni. Ic Barney, Confederate s- Mai y. grandfat her of Franklin P.

who among the mimdng Iba loe? launch from in Hampton on Uondaj night, pity. 1 pioniui'-iit pai the (amona civil battle id Hampton Roa be i u. Monitor and the Herri mac.and waa by the Congnrow "gallant meritoriou? i-oinliict in certain haiardou? he ri in that locality Voang mother a daugh? ter of Capt. Barney, and th-- baa probably loel In? lile in the water? h. re the grandfather fought gallantly Dearly a hah century ago h.

ginitUJ th- ni Parie-y n-il from h- I lu. be hail entered in 1 ami red hi? lu the I ne? Hi? grandfather wa? the fatuou? Commodore Joshua Barney, Revoln tionary lame, who hinmelf by hie defeated the Britieli war with the Hi.I-1 Uly, and gallant at tbe bal i "i '1 boma? ib.I.-..m!, i it bel ol ci? morning for Norfolk, where to remain until th- He auditor for tbeState -paitiu? nt Pi. -1. 11 i land admlni?) aie! at ih- Inn- I l-rk in ll.Itiee of tbe nmptrolb i tie in v. lira II .1.

iagton only a horn- in I in teniled There ai twu oilier daughter? Franklin wa? the voiunr member of tbe family. II- kiio-i Waahington when h- a namherofyeaira. He a graduated from the Weeteni High Sel.I in I i ami from Annap.li? graduation he wa? to on the battleship ton Poet. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION (3ark Carrier. An iminatioii for BoaittoB of i ami f.mal*i ami carrier i mal-i will ha he! at tlie ill eitj Jinn- 1907.

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