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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
DAVID E. JONES 4 CO..
HOUSES FOR RENT.

MAIN FLOOR BANK OF CoAdMERCE BLDG.
HOUSES FOR RENT. !.
$4o.o0-2e4s Hennepin av. 10 rooms barn, all
sso.oo--l1l2 Logan. Az N. 70 rooms. ali modern,
sao - in 1 gcea w condition; -
sss.oo@No. 25 Main st. is rooms all modern.
sss.oo-Flat 9. Astoria. 1926 18th st, rooms,
S2a.oO-Ffat X, Astoria, s2s r 10th st, rooms,
90 20 % nod = j., in good condition. 3,
city water and
$860-822 14th nv 5. second floor, rooms,
$s.5o-eS4 18th avs s, second ioos, rooms, city
aooo wsfir ce sews az rooms. second door mod
$4,000 -zi1o 9th Az S, frst door. 6 rooms mod
$s.oo-7ss 10th ut s. second door, 8 rooms, city
water and sewer.
sl4 25-1lo W 18th St. second floor. rooms,
IS modern walking distance
.. ROOMS.
s15Oo- .,a Oakland az, first floor, city water,
SIP. bo1244o Oakland nav. second floor. rooms,
sn1oo 1T ws Ess
STORE.
$50. oo-72e 10th st S; will divide to suit tenant
BARN
ss.o0-a4sl 10th R sT:S; LIST 81.
NICKELs & SMITH. s1r NICoLLET Az.
49, HOUSESg
$35. O0-NS5 Harriet ay, 8 rooms, modern par
sax 90 qnst ho 9,,gt fir first floor: gas range
gas. gas fixtures, laundry, cemented base
ment, hardwood finish first floor.
$32. 5o--1ToS Nicollet nv. 10 rooms, furnace
| laundry, gas: three floors.
FLATS, NOT HEATED.
$13 5000 e Path st. rooms. city water
$13. OO-Flat 1, 1905 9th av N, rooms, city wa
ter, sewer and gas. -
$40. OO-502 Oath ST. rooms and alcove, cit.
water, sewer, gas. closet in hall.
so. OO-1SO2 Lake st, rooms, second floor.
'oS 3St 7sh hca nv Soo4 rooms city water we
$7.o0-12O5 E Franklin nv, rooms city waite
and closet In hall.
TEAM-HEATED FLATS.
| $S7.50-Flat r. Corinna, 734 10th st, 8 rooms
modern.
hoors open plumbing.
| 2750-Flat F, third floor rooms, hardwood
| floors; light housekeeping.
750-Flat l, 1884 Mary place, rooms
| STORES.
$50 0o-913 I'd av S. city water. wet sink. closet
PIC $3.50 f Lake st; will put in good condi
! $14.00-8 E 26th st, city water, gas, closet
! COTTAGE AT MINNETONKA.
| $3.50. 00-Cottage at Cottagewood, partly fur
| nished, clustered I1stI ere water
81 Nicollet Av.
FOR RENT-THREE cosy ROOMS, NEwL,
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

1702 Sd av s. beautiful modern brick house:
IL rooms, large east-front corner lot 125Xl22
to alley, fine shade trees. brick barn. new and
ample steam-heating plant. II you want u
comfortable home near in. 1t will pay you to
look at this. S65.
1901 Park av-Here is another fine modern
home of IA ample and spacious rooms. all mod
arn, one one of the best residence streets In
the city: corner lot 63x124: has new com
81 Mghiand ieroom MODEM
and barn In Coax Lake, - on large corner lot,
rooms. steam heat, gas electric light; full
basement light and airy. with laundry. etc.;
near in: $40
comfortable ri 9en-rooin stesmheated all-modern
corner house; within walking distance; arte-
sian we'll water, gas range, hardwood floors,
full basement. laundry; janitor service; bet
ter than the best modern flats In many ways.
$50 summer. S6o winter r,,u MODERN ,,.roo,,
house has most magnificent view overlooking
the new Lowry Hill and Spring Lake parks.
Kenwood parkway, and is u blocks from the
Kenwood cars and Humboldt av s. $50
2so4 Nicolet ay, Wo,story frame s,o modern Iar
ner lot. 0Ox191 to alley; best car service. This
is cheap at $50. :,
o5o1 Stevens sv. nine rooms. modern. full
basement, furnace bath. gas. two mantels and
CRATES; corner lot, 6OX64. A fine home. near
Ns S1 az sv Sear western and Ly
dale avs; an eight-room modern brick house,
not far ont, for only $40 per month.
I4Z4 Stn df y. tMo-stols
east-front lot, 4Tx125 to alley. only one block
from sth av s cars: eight rooms, gas city
water and l.. barn. $3.50 por.,,,d 49, cosy
fye.rcom house in best residence section. near
schools and cars; has bath, gas, city water
and sewer $3.50
81 25th st. between Park and Portland
avs: a large nine or ten-room house. IN good
neighborhood. for only $40.
rooms With NTH city water eG sewer and Closet S.
525 Sd nv Sc eight-room house. partly mod
ern, on the East Side. near in. 500. so
$50 sth N, eight-room detached frame
house bath. gas, city water sewer; not far
out. $22.5O.
house on the East Side, city water, sewer, sew
en- rooms. So
513 I'd av Sc. a two.story frame dwelling or
large lot. 55x132; has eight rooms SIS.
1926 Thomas S. an ideal four-room sum
mer cottage In the woods at Cottage city. OF
Lake Calhoun large lot. 1oox115. east front
gas In each room, good well water near. large
screened porch three blocks from cars; only
five minutes walk to Lake Harriet pavilion
Cheap for balance Of season. To- g. . o.
GEORGE ODLUM.
PHOENIX BUILDING.
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THORPE BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND RENTALS.
ANDRUs BUILDING.

s1s-s2a Aldrieh az y. rooms water and sewer
ter and sewer.
$1o-2so9 So st $. 6 rooms. well and cistern.
s1s-56l 9th st S, 5 rooms part modern. go
Sl5-l012 LIST av S, rooms city water.
S15-2005 James av N, 8 rooms, city water.
$4v-24lB Chicago av, rooms, modern.
S25-104 Il 18th ST. 8 rooms modern, fine loca.
ton; walking distances; newly painted and
s5o-ss6i "a ay S. il rooms, modern.
s15-2il4 Park ay, II rooms. modern.
S25--1442 9TH av 8, rooms, modern
SSO-2642 Oakland av, rooms, modern
94u--So26 Portland av, rooms.
s s7 1sth st. AZ s sso msdepn
S4,-25O6 Blaisdell av, 10 rooms, modern.
S66-332 Oak Grove st, III rooms, modern.
$50 per month. 1881 Park av, 10-room modern,
furnished; 10 Sept. l.
Four, FIVE and six-room flats, at New Wellington
Flats; all o4.side, large and light rooms
Just being Completed; beautifully situated
sas-52T 9th st $, third floor, rooms. modern;
eoo-7-s " franklin av, Franklin Heights Apart
ments, 4, and 8 rooms, thoroughly mod
ern; beautifully situated; cafe attachment
$s7-7The Navarro, 100 9th av S. I roome mod
ern; all nicely decorated throughout
$5o-22OO Bloomington av, rooms, modern.
COTTAGES.
U
rooms. Apply at office.
$45O-l1 rooms, excelsior Commons.
S150-Lake Harriet cottage, furnished.
HOUSE FLAT.
$500 Irving av N, rooms, modern, Sd floor
STORES
$3.50 Western 2oxSo.
! $55-s419 LIST av n 2UX50, heated.
$25-Space, Sx12, Andrus building, lobby.
| $S3-hennepln av store 22x80, heated.
| WAREHOUSES;.
ol4-l6 Washington av n, $500 square feet
electric elevator. .Sg,&
MANUFACTURING SPACE.
| $40-11O1a 9Th st S. 44x66 electric elevator an
lights; suitable for manufacturing stor
age.
51821 lst av s, $40 Osquare feet second floor
| freight and passenger elevator.
| OFFICES.
| Choice suite In Andrus building, suitable TO
physician or dentist.
| BARN.
| $s.Oo-5oO Irving N. large brick.
| .. THORPE BROTHERS,
| 206 Andrus Building.
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PERSONAL

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Q trated catalogues, containing 100 houses
Q for sale. Easy terms. Thorpe Bros,
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FOR RENT-THREE UNrURNrsHED ROOMS
with closets. gas, bath and range with hot
water connections. Apply 1902 N1collet ay.
Pleasant ROOMS FOR THE SUMMER NEAR
Prospect Park; adults; one block from inter-
urban, 1885 4th st STE. corner 90th av.
THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, SUITABLE
for light housekeeping for two people: In pleas
ant modern house. 2616 Nicollet av
70 ADULTS ONLY, FOUR NICE ROOMS. SEC
ond floor, gas water and wet sink only; $40
per month. 1920 Portland av.
FIVE LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS WITH CITY
water; $1S per month. 27O4 Grand av.
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FOR RENT-THREE COSY ROOMS NEWLY
painted and papered. front and rear entrance.
cistern water; IS per month. 1920 18th av s.
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FOR RENT-yERY PRETTY TIvE-RooM Low:
4th av; modern except heat; adults only !;
references exchanged; $40. Address 1866, Jour
nal. t&
FOR RENT-FLAT, FIVE ROOMS AND LARGE
private hall. all outside windows second floor,
all in frst-class condition. Inquire 300 Ka-
sofa block. United States Insta11nent Realty
Co.
3l6 " 18th ST, VERY DESIRABLE NEW 8, s,
and Broom fats facing Loring park finest
summer location In city; also 5-room furnished
Edrnonds
THREE AND 9 ROOMS, 1sTEA1d HEAT, FINE
condition; walking distance: no children,
$3.50, $25. Room I. 412 Nicollet av..
MODERN. FIvE-R00M FLATS, SECOND AND
third floors. at Clinton and 18th st. Inquire
premises Frank Miller
FOR RENT-sEcoND FLOOR FLAT, DE-
tached house: 5 rooms; bath. gas; $22 includ-
ing heat. 1928 4th st Sc.
FOR RENT-PLEAsANT FLAT, S ROOMS, MOD.
ern except beat; detached house: SIS. s11e
TWO LARGE CONNECTING GROUND FLOOR
rooms, suitable for dressmaker, doctor or SINH
lar business; light housekeeping allowed so6
9th st S. ~
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN
house, down stairs; easy walking distance; two
blocks from Central park; SO. Apply 1917
Harmon place
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DISEASES OF WOMEN; CONSULTATION
& sonic Temple. Open evenings 7. e. 400
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DENTISTRY FREE, TO ADvERT1sE-sMA1L
charge. for material only, till June /. Call
early before time Is all taken. Gold crowns
$26S; filings. 25c. Alba cat price painless
!. dentists. ga Nicollet, second floor.
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DAVID O. BELL INvESTMENT co.,
III Fourth st s.

s14 Elwood ay.. 10 rooms ~. ......... $50. 90
1916 Rondo st, Merriam Park, rooms ~. 100
$40 18th av N, rooms ............. 1900
1lo1 Logan az N. 10 rooms. from June 10. 80. 90
2S39 Portland av, rooms ............. 25.OO
1915 Columbus av. rooms ............. 30. 90
1929 Sd av 8, rooms. barn :........... $500
lflo 7th ' ho 5Gs Is 1 tseas MopnRs) 5000
100 Cecil st Sc, rooms. cellar cistern,
$40 james av N, 3 rooms, cellar, city 800
water, woodshed ...:........,..,. 400
1885 LIST av S. rooms, cellar, city water.
wet sink, woOdshed ............... 90
25o1 Aldrich av S, 10 rooms, city water,
cellar, screens, storm sash ........ 1000
sos zad az S. rooms . cissrn Se 4. 1875
2447 Portland av, second floor. rooms, all
2412 Portland az. rooms. all modern. ! =
Oct / Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
uNF EisR aGsfi fG RooMs. ''00
422 Main st NE, first floor, rooms,
COZ adams .s 0 st Ne. second floor rooms. soo
1900 9th st Sc, front aat on second floor,
rooms, gas. city water, sewer -. 900
2913 Harriet av, second floor, rooms well,
screens storm sash, woodshed -. G. so
242s Jackson st NE. second floor. rooms,
e''s LAKE COTTAGES 30
Brentwood, rooms, furnished .,....... zoo. 90
Excelsior, double cottage, each side $3.50. 800
Cottagewood. rooms, furnished ....... 200. 90
WildhuFst' F PGH1s f1I aobERN). 90
POS Grant st, fiat B, 6 rooms, all mod
ern, steam heat, janitor service -. 80. 0C
12s W 14th st, second floor rooms, all .
asao c %Gaern ~ room. 30 g. &C
$500 Elliot av. 7 ros snSn 4sst noor IS oo
412 I'd av S, from June i, per annum 500, oc
3o1o Lyndale av S. basement arrange for
DaTDeF SHop lO.OC
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MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,

HOUSES.
1s sO !Gth av 8, II rooms, modern, barn, $85.
loU4 10TH av 5, 10 rooms modern $685.
$S5. $500
.2 2ae !; 1st az. s, 8 rooms, modern, 500
aY e7 p a4th St 10 rooms thoroughly modern $780,
zig Chicago nv, rooms. modern, $50.
% 9Th st s, rooms, city water, bath, $50.
~ rooms soe@ oaa94 9de sss barn, $40
- 18th st n, 8 rooms modern $40.
6oS Russell az N, 10 rooms, $50.
11oo Lyndale av n, rooms, thoroughly modern,
ZIP " Path st, Z rooms, modern. barn, $50.
2 :soa u BRYANT ay s. rooms: modern. $27 so.
o2O - "a st NJ, rooms, modern, $25.
= Florence ,e Court y rooms modern, steam heat.
1913 18th st S, The Hayler first door, large
1909 Stevens ay, third floor, rooms, S32.
10 10Th st, two new, thoroughly modern
o.. on, fou l steam-,eated flats, Ss5 each.
Oh 18th a st s. first floor, five rooms, steam heated
s2s 10th St s. second a9or modern
Z054 10Th nv. S, second floor i've rooms thor
90, ,oughly modern, $22.50.
2s5l Hennepin av, two modern Groom fats
$50 each.
Call at cur office for complete list Of houses
FATS st stores res offices lofts etc. in al
MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
No.. 31l Nicollet Av
0 o 90 o 0 o o O O O I
o ONE OF THE HANDsoMEsT PRIVATE
ae,iera farnisSed. For s.' ssm.
n mer omiy, or one or two years. Owner
very particular as to tenants
o For location and terms, see U.s.
o DAVID p JONES & co.
O. o 0 o o O
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
Kina Georae Ceurt Preeeesinss.

The following are the proceedings Oh
King George Circuit court Thursday
Hon. J + Mason presiding
Duplicate list Of writings admitted 20
record since last court approved by the
Judge and ordered to he filed.
sheriff made report of prisoners con
fined in jail. go,
VIM l.. Spilman. executor OF Milton
Atwell, deceased, plaintiff, against j. 4
Terrell. defendant. 10 debt.
Randolph Owens. plaintiff, against
Cbas B. Arnold. defendant. in assumpeit.
For reasons appearing to the court
these csaes are continued
The clerk made report OF all fines re-
ported by justices since the last term.
Trustees of Good Hope cOlOred Baptist
church to borrow money on church
property 10 execute deed.
The estate OF W. II. II Cawo0d, de
eeased committed to the hands OF X. L.
Owens on motion OF John W Walker,
creditor. and appraisers appointed
R. f.. Robert aud R.V. Turner. trading
as the Port Conway Canning Co, plan
tn. against II. II Purkins. defendant,
on an appeal from decision Il i1stice
Judge Ashton for Purkins aud Mr. Geo.
Mason for Turner. Jury aud verdict Tor
defendant If $73.32 aud costs,
R H Stuart's name ordered 90 be put
upOn the corrected list of voters
p 3 Purks. O " Clare and = A. Rice
released as sureIies on the bond OF Chas
\ Farmer a. guardian.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
KING GEORGE.
Church Pienie-TreasuFer Minor Pay
ING off Warrants Promptiy-hotes,
Personals, Etc.

COmOrn, Va, July 9th, 1904.
Many Of the county people visited
Colonial Beach July 4th.
The Earnest Workers picnic in the
grove az Potomac church wss a most
enjoy able affair, and n complete success.
The young folks spent n delightful even.
ing, and the society realized between $50
and $50 from the sale of ice cream and
other refreshments for church and char
table purposes.
Mr.. George ". SOrrelI, of Washington,
spent Sunday night and Monday morn
ing here, and his hosts OF friends were
glad to shake his hand once more
Mrs.C.W. Rogers, of this neighborhoOd,
wac summoned To Washington several
days ago By the illness OF her little
grandson, who died before she reached
the city,
Mrs. Charlotte Walker, Of Middl sex, il
visiting relatives 10 King GeOrgH. She
was n resident OF this county for n num-
Der OF years, and has many friends here.
Mr.. 4. A. Inks, of Pittsburg, Pa, il
spending some time Ia this neiRhb rhoOd
for the benefit OF his health.
Mr.. and Mrs X ii Sorrell of Wash
ingtOn, came Sunday to spend the Fourth
at the summer home here. Mrs. SOrrell
and several grandchildren. who accom-
panied her, did not return 10 the city
with Mr.. $. Monday.
Mr.. John r Campbell, one OF The Free
Lance's interesting Westmoreland cor
respondents, il in King George this week,
representing the Northern Neck Mutual
Fire Association. Mr.Campbell Expresses
himself a. much pleased with the King
George people and their hospitality
Miss Alice Gray FsuntlerOy, OF Rich
mond county. is a guest Of the Misses
Arnold, at Willow Hill, near here.
Mrs. W. W Brown. wife Of the Deputy
Clerk, is spending some time at Colonial
Beach.
Mrs. b b Montgomery, OF Fredericks-
burg. arrived iu King George yesterday
to spend a week with DR. T. T. Arnold
aud family Mt Willow Hill
Gethsemsne Lodge tcolored organiza.
tom held their 18th OF July demOnstr8-
ton at their hall, near this place, on
Monday and the forests for miles around
rpsounded with the music OF drums, &c-
Their parade was unique 20 Bdegree and
although a vast throng of people par.
tieipated In the celebration, we have
heard OF no disorder.
Treasurer Minor has made fine lrOgress
with his official work up To THE time.
lie has paid the salaries Of the county
officers for the first half of the year. paid
all the school warrants and other claims
against the county, and We understand
that the amount OF taxes unpaid June
10Th. and subject 70 six per cent interest,
did not exceed about 81 900.
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STAFFORD.
Marriages. Death Other Items.

Marriages. Other Items
Tacketts Nj Is, Va, July 9Th, 1901.
Children's Day will be held at Rock
Hill Baptist church the second Sunday In
July
Farmers are busy stacking wheat
The wheat il we'll filled in this section
Corn is looking well
Mr.. Joseph Davis has returned home
from a visit to his brother In West Viz
GINA.
Miss Nettie Helm is visiting relatives
and friends in Washington.
Mr.. J. Edward Helm. OF FBuqnier.
died at his home near Cromwell. June 10,
aged 81. The deceased was highly re-
specie citizen. lie served in the Confed-
crate army, and leaves widow, three
daughters and two sons.
On Wednesday. June 20, 1901, Mr..
John Rines and Miss Mary BILE, daughter
Of Mr.. Dock Able, were married At the
residence Of Rev. James W Hin, who
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Louis Dodd and Miss Josie cooper
were married July 3, by Rev. James W.
Hefin. at his residence in lower fauquier.
II.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
THE COMING FAIR.

Horse Show Features to be Part OF
the Frosram-StsepIechases to be
an Additional Attraction-PrePara-
tons Now or Foot for a Big Event.
Efforts are on foot to make the next
annual Fair 70 be held here the latter
part OF September OF unusual interest.
Some of the popular features OF the re-
cent Horse Show will be adopted, and
there will probably be- continuous per
Torrance In the ring during each OF the
three days. A committee composed OF
Messrs. c. II Hurkamp, A. 7. Rowe,
j Quinn and G I. BOulware IL making
no a programme along this line 70 be
submitted TO the Board Of Directors Tor
approval Many of the departments
have been overhauled and improved.
The race programme has been changed,
steepleehases added and this department
made more attractive generally.
Messrs. g. W Shepherd and A T.
Rowe, Of the special premium mmittee,
will call on the citizens in few days Tor
special premiums 90 be offered for various
articles, which has always been an inter.
esting feature with exhibitors at the
Fair.
Interest Il already being manifested in
the coming exhibition, which il expected
20 be one Of the most successful ever held
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
LOUISA COURTHOUSE NOT TO
BE MOVED.
a Close Vote on the Question.

There was a tie vote n the meeting Of
the board OF supervisors at Louisa Cour [
House Thursday on the proposition to
accept the offer OF $4,000 and two acres
OF ground from Mineral City 90 move the
county seat to that ace. The vote
stood: For removal: C. B. Meredith aud
HI. Harris. Against removed: W. 7.
Meade, chairman, and l.. Bosom. 10 all
cases 10 which there is tie vote in the
board. the commissioner IN chsncery,
named By the Circnit court, easis the de
Gliding vote Mr. F. n Sims, In this case,
cast the deciding vote in favor Of Louisa.
The supervisors will proceed at once
to build a new courthouse on the
county property at Louisa.
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Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
Railroad.
Schedule in effect May both, 1904
LEAVE NORTHN

-f0edule IN erect May sStn. 1SOt
LEAVE SoRrHwARD.
Cos A, NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Oeeoquan Sundays only.
s.34 A. NJ. daily. Stops At Alexandria
lO.41 A. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at Lee
land, Brooke. Aqua, Wide Water. Ried
Quantico. Cherry Hill, Freestone. Negley
OceOquan, Lorton, Accotink, Franconia,
Seminary and Alexandria
l,43 7, N. daily except Sunday. stops
at Alexandria.
s.49 +. NJ. daily. Stops on signal at
Brooke. Wide Water. Qusntico, and
Alexandria.
1901 =. NJ. daily Stops at AlexAn-
dria. Stops on signal at Occoquan on
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK,
$50 A. Nj. daily except Sunday, Rich
nond accommodation Makes all stops
Gal A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops on signal st Wide Water
Summit, Guineas. Woodslane. PenOla,
Rutherglen, Tay lorsville, and Glen Allen
Sundays only; and at Brooke Milford,
boswell and Ashland daily.
9.4S A. NJ daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on signal.
1928 +. NJ. daily, 5. A. L. train. Stops
on signal at LortOn and OceOqusn Sun
days only and daily at Quantieo. Milford
boswell and Ashland
5.26 7. NJ. daily, Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops az boswell and Ashland.
6.39 F. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
on signal.
S.3T 2. NJ. daily. SesbOsrd Air Line
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland
on signal
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. z. NJ. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg b. 33 L. VI.
NoTE-Time of arrivals and departures
and connections not guaranteed.
{. {. COX, Agent
W.D. DUKE.C.W CULP. ". z. TAYLOR
Gen. Man Asst Gen Man Traf- Man
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
KENMORE PLANT SOLD.
The Wingo, Elicit & crump Co., OF
Riehmond, Now Its Owners.

An important shOe deal deal, involving
two large concerns. wAs eOnsummRted
Thursday after several months OF negou-
alton. and "A result the Kenmore Shoe
Co.'S plant here has been acquired by the
well known Wholesale house OF NingO,
Elicit 4 Crump, OF Richmond. The capt
cal stock Of the latter company has been
largely inrree sed end officers elected as
follows.
President, c. E Wingo, of Bichmondi
vice president and general manager,
Chas. j Green. OF fredericksburg; score
tsry. ". F. Gordon, OF Richmond; treas
urer. Geo. b. Wilson, of Richmond IL IL
very probable hat the present plant OF
the Kenmore Co. located near the depot
n this city, will RENE and be operated
here. and that its capacity will be largely
increased 10 the near future.
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Pienies in spetsylyania,

A picnic and Fish fry was given az
Tslpy's mill pond, Spotsylvania county,
on July 4th. which was largely attended
and greatly eni ,yed. Several Fredericss-
burgers were present and mingled with
their county iriendS Another picnic
was given az MeCOull's Spring, near the
Bloody Angle battlefield. ia the same
county A number OF persons from
fredericksburg were also present on this
occasion, which, Ike the other, was OF
the most pleasant character.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
SPOTSYLYANIA.
Farming ifems-Miss Coleman Re-
covering Etc.


Goodies, Va, July 7th. 1904.
We are much in need OF rain. The
ground il too hart tn pillow though most
farmers are through working corn, and
are now busily engaged thrf shing wheat
and saving their hay, lhegreat scarcity
of hay during the pact season has
aroused our farmers and they are now
paving more attention 10 raising grass.
Our country merchants are still ordering
carloads of corn and hay from the West:
The hay crop is unusually poor, and
wheat Is not threshing as well IA we had
hoped
Miss Gertrude Coleman. who was op
Grated on for appendicitis at the Memo
rial Hospital, Richmond, has sufficiently
recovered TO be brought home.
Miss Emma perk uslD, of Richmond
il visiting Miss Mary Dew.
Miss Minnie Lee is visiting her sister,
Mrs. JnO +. seaman.
Mrs NJ. + rehbs. Of Baltimore, and
the Misses Washington, Of King and
Queen county, are visiting Mr.. Roderick
Dew.
The infant daughter Of our popular
merchant, Mr. W. T lilackl,y. II criti-
cally ILL.,
Rev Decatur Edwards will preach at
Bethany next Sunday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-09
Young Lady Visiting Here EIoped to
WASHINGTON.

William Greed Owens. OF Crozet. end
Miss Fenton OSertOn Moss, OF Beaver
Dam, gave their friends a surprise by
clipping 20 Washington, where they we're
married. Miss Moss was on visit 10 a
friend, Miss Carrie L ,e Scott, 10 this city.
and was Joined by Mr., Owens, the two
proceeding 20 Washington instead oil re-
turning TO the brides home The groom
il lust nineteen