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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

p. L. Topper and husband to Q. q. Jos.
1yn lots 1 2,t and g. block 2 Robert $, 200
A 0 T. futile au and husband to l. eli
more; LOT s. block 80, Remington's ,-o
H. in Z. T ndaasi3n to 5 ". Chamberlain;
A. P. Taylor to John n. Gleason; part
Of lots 8, 8 and 10, block 8, Atwater's ,oo
f. r stoashton ct al, trustees, i, 70
Block as htwa Part oa Hti n anu ~
part PARTS, q lot 2 block H. Gales First OK
F. F. somers and wife to Thomas Pet.
rowski ct al; lot Z, block l, o'oalla- e,n
James mes 5. s shearer and wife to ?. !; Matt:
son; lots 9 and 4. block 4, Pleasant ezo
6. ,McLaren; lot !, block l, Eustis' Sec roo
NJ '1 v s schassier and husband to NJ Henery
and wife, lot o, block A, Bakers ozo
FARMERS 1o"fss saq Mechanics Savings bank to
WliamS part Of l9t 3 block 75c
r. N BoWney and 0y wife to Thomas Knee
land, lots and 8, block 10, B. s. 20,
"f peelE a aadi'1 Husband to Daniel Nc wv
Ginty; part of lots 8 and 8, block r. -,
Bradford \ Lewis addition. v.,.. 1,2of
lot is, block 4, Harrison Street supple Ok,
Ja men' 4. Bull ct al. to F. G. W1inkiiey
E. P. Beehler and wife to Charles s.
Prentice ct al; lot 10, block 16, J. T. 20,
Blaisdell's Revised addition. 4,b0(
| NJ. r. Blocker and husband to George T.
Hodson; part of lots and 49, High 50
| land Park addition ................. SO(
| r. H. Sampson and wife to NJ. J. Selfcik,
| lot 0. block so, West Minneapolis Sec 80.
ond division "a
| F. l.. Sampson to NJ. J. Sefcik, lot 10,
| block so, West Minneapolis Second, d. -.
H. ''5 ]. Holmboe to E: S. Fisher, lot Fl,
| block 3, Leavitt's addition ............ 2O(
| C. Quinn and wife to W. c. Buchanan; lot
| 5, block L. Remington's Second addi- -,
| J. w. de C. O'Grady and wife to H. J.
| Holmboe; lot "a. block g. Leavtttt's
H. J. Malchow and wife to NJ Ciscon,
part of lot 2. block IT, Northrops ad-
A. K. Kent trustee. to F. c. Benson
ct al, lot 20, block 9, Fairgrounds ad-
A. NJ Hurlburt to Bertha Gunderson ct
al. lot IS. block 81, Remington's Sec
NJ. y. Hckson to a. NJ. Gutzmann. lot
| ID, block l, Sixth Avenue addition. 80(
Total ................ ............ .$s5, IS;
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BUILDING PERMITS

frame dwelling ......... tr 81 ZOO
frame dwelling 80 -. 49, $500
frame dwelling ...... !. 49,. 24oo
frame dwelling .........:...:... $500
yard. frame dwelling .:.....:.::...... 5000
avenue, brick store " ........ 800
brick yeneered dwelling .............. 1000
Bryant avenue n, frame dwelling ...... $500
S. frame yeliiag -. . -. 1000
frame dwelling - ~. 4ooo
frame dwelling $500
Fourteen minor permits .............. 2, Ito
Total Observation-Disclosures. .sse, Ito
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HOTEL HYsER.-Monroe Crowl, Sterling, III !;
J. NJ Doesbury. Milwaukee; A. H. Smith, Du-
luth; D. e. Stoddard and wife, Madison: c. E.
Hall and wife, Chicago; S A. Ombar, Roches-
ter; q. R. Moore, Aitkin" Mimi; James Kene-
sly, Princeton; C. o. Anderson, Cottonwood; w .
p. Douglas. New York; H. F. Coaster B.
sOsanu Chicago; f. l.. Sutton and WIFE San
iAntonnio, Texas; A. X. Fernhaber, Milwaukee:
B.. Parr Spokane; Mrs. Ada Bashaw, Mrs.
Julia Dckie, Stewartville; John Killarman
iDes Moines; Ray Skillsky, Denver, Col; O. A.
Raymond. Marshalltown, Iowa; Miss Evelyn
OlcOt Los Angeles Ca1 ~
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS

-~~~~~~N~~>~~~~~~~- ~~o-~~~s~-~~|>>>~~ o~~~~|S~
The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
HOTEL vENDoME-M Bartlett, Beardsley;
Dr.. A. Florence Bowen. Jenkins; Mrs; H. a. =:
G. A. Weir, Dunnell; r. ". Hitchcock, ~
man. Wash; Mrs. H: $; Clark, Glencoe;
O. Lee Glencoe 81 Perkins, Grand ran M PGres
A. Anderson. Litchteld NJ. T. J. McElleyatt,
Appleton; Miss NJ; Wright ,;Appleton H R.
Wis: Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ross, Blue Earth;
F: W. Haerte. Kansas City; Emil Iyerson,
G. Riebe. Glenwood, Mimi; Mrs. j. L: Hook,
Glenwood Mimi, G. A.: Jones, Seattle;
Mrs. Gsorg E. Fn MaWs Wterv him. Mrs.
9 C. Hawley. Worthington, Mimi; Mrs. P. G.
Jacobson, Madison Is,q MINI; Mrs J; W. Fer
lie sueur; Mrs. Il. Morton, Blooming Prairie
Mrs T. Beattg Blooming rraris Mrs
seth, sherburn; Mrs. l. NJ Carleton, Prince
ton Mrs. Mrs W. Ross prnfsto9 Mrs.
Willmar; Miss Grace Ramsett, Willmar
Mrs; H. Van Brunt, Mrs NJ; W. Turner, Mrs
Julia \ Posi-. Mrs. F: W: Stevens. SANFORD
Mrs: F. W. Damp. Mrs: D: Daily, Walnu
nS$ @ esy M fanes!l n MEs
Marietta; II. Malott, Fairbault; Mr.. mad Mrs
W. s.: Morton. Staples; Mrs. Eva S. Keith
Andrews, Mrs. j. Il. French, Mrs. O. E
Ewing Mrs A. E. Henderson, Bemidji; Mrs
Harriet Woodmanse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood
manse, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bulls, Anoka; Mis-
Myrtle Stevens West Concord; o. E. Lane
Milwaukee; Ms. A. A. Horton, Louise Wohl
heller. Fairmont; Lula Sampson, Mrs. Am!
Lyman, Excelsior; Mrs. Julia e. Moore, Wells
Mrs. N. Kruger, Mrs. J. Cornell, Mapleton
A G. Bernard, Cannon l. axe; Mrs. H. c
Grass Mrs. H. ChiGs, Slayton; Miner
New uim 4: R: Porter Milwauke ee; Mrs. MIS-:
W. Campbell, Winona; H. M. Knowlton
Waterloo; s.. P. Skalen, Princeton; E. G
Picker, Excelsior; M. D. Ringland, Fargo; G
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses. Il


1928 9TH st sE ii rooms. all modern Tl''''
100 Sd av s, brick dwelling and barn, '0''0
II rooms. all modern. ............ $500
1884 Portland av, 16 rooms, all modern,
727 9th st sB 8 rooms. all modern, barn $500
526 Sd av sE' rooms, bath. gas fur ~ -,
1721 18th st Sc. 8 rooms, modern, hot '''0
24so Portland av, 8 rooms, city water,
well, barn observation-disclosures. 21.5O
sos 22d st, rooms, city water, bath,
gas Northumberland. 1850
s s4S Franklin In az, rooms; city water 1870
6l9 l1th aV Sc, rooms, city water. 1900
2315 18th av s, first floor rooms, city
water, sewer closet ............. 1900
o36 1tn av n, rooms, city Water..... 1890
121 western az; second floor, rooms, A1'''
2aos 18th av S. second-h floor fiat. rooms,
city water sewer, closet. ....... 1000
George Odlum, Manager. 300 Phoenix Bldg.
LoR1NG PARK TERRACE HOUSES; CORNER
of Grant, Willow and Spruce; nine rooms,
containing all the conveniences of fats In ad.
dition to the exclusiveness of dwellinghouse;
ample steam heat furnished las as needed; hot
water water for bath and Laundry purposes at all
Jan1tor on premises will show houses.
George Odlum, Manager,
800 Phoenix Building.
$50 PER MONTH-AT PRESENT RENTALS.
sna is wo oaa fsn sfos
out, hot water, hot-water heaters, beautiful
grounds. janitor service; the house needs re
brick block corner 25th and NicoIlet. Cali
corner house for information.
EDWARD 1. MceRoRY.
| Temple Court.
Arrangement Of Property.
FIVE SUNNY ROOMS, ALCoVE AND BATH
nj
laundry and otherwise thoroughly modern, $25
per month; no small children. Apply first
2019 KENWooD PARKWAY TO RENT; WILL
paint and paper to suit tenant; everything
modern, with hardwood floors upstairs and
down. Franklin Benner, SOB Bank Of Com
merce Bldg.
s2o-No. sc4o G1RARD Av s, EIGHT ROOMS
full lot, nice yard. city water. gas. shades
fine condition.; choice ,neighborhood. E. H
Bass SIG Guaranty building.
FOR RENT-2os 10th ST; SIX ROOMS
modern; will make necessary repairs for the
right party; So David G. Bell 1nvestmen
1924 JAMES Az; EIGHT ROOMS, CITY
well adapted for two families; $40. Newhall
TO RENT--FoUR; ROOM, oEMENT COTTAGE
" Or addssss sI5s Seeet freR
Washburn Park.
GAS sTevEs-WE HAVE THE BEST GAS
cali Brand Stove Co., .'t SO at 9TH az s. 'eaS
TO LET-UNFUREIsHED HOUSE, EIGHT
ROOM modern except heat; reasonable to de
sirable party. Apply 1906 Clinton av.
FOR RENT-TWO DWELLINGS, sa8 AND So
18th S. six and seven rooms, modern ex
cept heat. Call at 1924 18th av s.
1925 A1DRICH Av N-s1x ROOMS, BATH
gas and furnace; must be seen to be appre
ciated; SIS. Telephone, T. G. 1864.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED Fol
shipment by thoroughly experienced men, Bow
Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd st s.
s1x-RooM HOUSE, 72s 18th Av N. IN cool
repair; city water and sewer. Call at 1O1
Dupont N. --......
. GOOD EIGHT-R00M HOUSE, ALL MODERN
18th av Sc and 9th st. c. E. Olmstead, 6S
Temple Court 49, ,.-.-. ..--- -
$1o-s1x-RooM COTTAGE; WALKING DIS
lance; city water in yard. Webster, 80
Phoenix. 5 .s
; CHADBoURN BRADEN II 9Th ST S. HAV1
fats and houses $40 to S46.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, CRAVE


BIRTHS.
Carlson-Mr and Mrs. J. A., 1905 Dupont
avenue n. a .-..
Olson-Mr. and Mrs. F., 21O5 Bryant avenue
n, son.
Bummert--Mr and Mrs. William, 231 Four.
teenth S, SON.
Jot,nson-Mr. and Mrs. W. c., 5o7 Nineteenth
avenue S, a daughter. =
Berg-Mr. and Mrs. L. S., 1928 Twenty second
street S. son.
Huntington-Mr. and Mrs. G. R., 25O9 Third
avenue S, a son. ..s- ~, ~
*Coehran-Mr. and Mrs. M, 532 Seventh ave-
nue. n, son.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Simon A. Zuber and Helen Wilson.
August Davis and Hannah D. Johnson.
Hugh Gornsey and Lizzie Heimen.
Joseph Schiller and ApOllonia Glassen.
Charles Segner and Rose Wehle.
Gunther link and Johanna Olson.
DEATHS
Boucher-Israel Twenty fourth street and
Eighteenth avenue s.
Sorenson-Betsy, 1925 Nineteenth avenue NE.
McCloud-John city hospital.
Moore-Albert, 703 Oak Lake avenue
Rutherford-Lee, 1O16 Twenty seventh ave-
nue. NE.
smith-Catherine, 1920 California street.
sJohnson-Anders. 265 Twenty-Five avenue S..
Larson-Anton 112 Third street 8.
Ela--Jacob, 2025 Riverside avenue.
Colegrove-Wiiliam, 42S Second avenue s.
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Q ee1orH1NS sAf E 4 3 3 AT ? ONCE S ro
Q sell our tailored suits; 81 per day and
o commission.
o Menter & Rosenbloom Co.,
Q 81 Robert St, Upstairs.
st. Paul, MIMI
o o o O o o O @ o o O.
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ATTORNEYS
E. B. CRANE,
725 Temple Court Minneapolis.
Prompt attention given to all legal business
and collections Your correspondence solicited.
THE SwEETSER oCHEsTER co.,
81O-S11 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest
JAMES a. KELLOGG, 32S ANDRUS BUILDING.
Minneapolis Attorney in all courts. federal and
s state. land office. patents ana pensions.
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WANTED = MISCELLANEOUS
RosENSTEIN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEC
ond-hand furniture, stoves and office fixtures.
All Washington av S. T. c., 2S17.
WANTED AT oNCE-CARLoAD OF SECOND
hand furniture. mixed: must be right prices
for cash. 1851, Journal
WANTED-SHow CASES FOR COUNTER;
must be cheap. S. R. 16. 126 4th st S.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS OF THE NORTH
west for the largest, finest and best grade
of new and secondhand office, store, bank,
drug, restaurant and ice cream fixtures: our
stock includes fire and burglar proof safes.
desks, chairs, tables. upright show cases. wall
cases cas- Gash registers, rs mirrors, all sizes:
cash carrier. big stock window display tx
lures; one complete barber outfit; sell cheap.
Cau and get prices.
Twin City Fixture Co.,
c.
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wANTED-YoUNG AND SOUND MEN FOR
brakemen and fremen; experience unnecessary.
We give you instruction SO you can pass the
school In the northwest with a railroad man to
instruct you, either by mail or at our school.
Northern Hallway School, 40 Washington ay
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The following persons from the north.
west are registered at Minneapolis
HOTEL VENDOME=N Bartlett. Beardsley
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HELP WANTED-MALE

lions for brakemen and fremen, by mail or
at our school, experience unnecessary; high
wages. promotion. We have the only schoo!
get you POSITION, with expert railroad
way Training School, 224 Boston block Open
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MOVING


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving storing, pack
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and re-
liable service. For the best of service at the
lowest rates. write call at 46 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points. Can save you money. Do
not be deceived by other advertisers. We can
and will do what we agree regarding car rates.
moved by experts. 122 9Th st s. Both phones.
THE TWIN CITY VAN AND STORAGE CO.
will pack, ship or store your household goods.
We will give you low rates on goods west or
south. See US If you want the best. We are
the original mixed shippers. We handle
safes, boilers and machinery.
office. 6h 4th st N.
THE o. G. PETERSON EXPRESS & STORAGE
Co. makes speciality of moving household
goods and pianos. Furniture packed for stor-
age or shipment. Experienced help only: best
storage in the city. Both phones. sol Cd av s.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Ex-
pert packers for storage OF shipment large and
let; both phones 1905. Residence. T. C. 1924
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16
RECEPTION TO DELEGATES
Addr,s,s,. Music and Relrsshmsnts.

Among themany arrangements ior ihr
pleasure of the delegates tOthc Woman ~
Missionary Mon. during theirSiaN here,
the reception by the Baptist Young Poo
pies Union iu the clunh on Saturday
night. from 7.3O 10 $50. WIS one nl the
most enjoyable. Alter greeting los Mr.
II. +. Crismond. president of The b. y.
Z. T.. in "a pleasing addr~~. and cor
dial welcome ON behalf OF the church by
Rev. DR.. r. ;. Runaway. the following
program of choice music WAS rendered.
Piano duet. Misses ltty May Fulton
and Margaret Baker vocal solo. Miss
Wight. vocal duet. Misses Alice Cole and
Mattie Quinn: violin and piano duet.
Misses Elizabeth Boulwarc and Annie
Fulton; vocal solo. Miss Payne. of tie
College: piano solo. Hiss Margaret Baker
vocal duet. Mn \. +. Rowe and Mis-
Alice Cannon, piano solo. Prof. \. H..
BOwering
Mrs Mary Quinn Hicks was the ac-
for the v0calists.
Rev. X. A. Williams made hriet hut
happy speech. and then refreshments
were served To all present.
Leading delegates and officers Of tho
societies of the church formed
the receiving line.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16
D. A.. R.
Betty Washington Lewis Chapter Elects Officers
Home Of John Paul Jones TO Be Marked

The second fall meeting OF the Betty
Washington Lewis Chapter, d. \. L.,
was held Tuesday afternoon AT the resi-
dence of Mrs. William IL. Richards.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: Mrs. joint. Goodrich.
regent: Mrs. VIM. H. Richards, vice
regent: Miss Salie y. Gravatt, recording
secretary: Mrs. VI. :. Chancellor. regis
trar: Mrs. II. NJ. Eckenrode. treasurer;
Mrs. J. Il. Gray. historian; Mrs. v NJ.
Fleming. corresponding secretary.
After the State conference was held
here 80 successfully last year. the Chapter
rested un it, laurcls. hut at the meeting
Yesterday afternoon the ladies deter
mined 20 revive their work with renewed
energy and interest. and will begin 10y
marking AT once the house IN whlchJohn
Paul Jones livcd-thc only HON" he ever
had i'm this country. For the purpose
committee was appointed. which VIII
have a small tablet with appropriate III
Scription placed upon the house Busi-
ness of interest cor the coming year was
discussed and "a new member admitted
To the Chapter.
The departure oi one Of the mostactive
and valued members for new home
causes the kcenest regret 10 all. hut II Is
a pleasure 10 know she will not sever
her membership with the Betty Wash
ington Lewis Chapter. and that she may
still be- counted ON go assist thcm va their
patriotic work as far a. Is compatible
with so great distance
The Chapter adjourned. after very
pleasant and harmonious session. 10
meet at Mrs. v W. Fleming on the s'r-
0u2 TUESDAY in December.
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MUSICAL NOTES

The uoxt recital hy the Musiral Depart
m.ut of fredericksburg College will be-
given Friday night. December lst 4
varied and interesting program IL being
prepared and the public j. cordially in
yitrd tu attend.
The College Orchestra will give one OF
their cnjpyahlr concerts Friday night,
December s. The program will BE- en-
tirrly new aud iully mp 90 the standard
SIT hy their previous concerts The pro
ceed- Wi.l hr used 90 purchasing new
music aud Instruments. IL is Mr.. Frank
liu'. intention 20 continue To add 10 the
oi thr Orchestra until it l.
hr-t-rla~~ boo every RESPECT
Mr.. +. 4 Franklin has organized "A
string quaruite. which meets regularly
40 his home ou Princess Anne street.
The members arc az follows: Miss Louise
Woodbridge. LIT violin; Miss Annie Full
ton. 2ud violin. Samuel Noodbride,
viola. +. A. Franklin. cello.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16

Mr.. 3. z. Willis trustee, sold to Mr
A. TYLER Wednesday the entire stock
OF goods belonging to Mr.. Compton ON
upper Main street. Mr. Compton made
an assignment some days ago for the
benefit OF his creditors.
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Bradley, who has
been sick with fever for the past seven
weeks. is improving. He will he able to
sit up in bed 10y Sunday il there is no ~
turn at fever.
Mrs. l.. Robinson. Of Bowling Green,
was elected recording secretary of the
United Daughters OF Coniederacy, Vir-
ginia Division in Richmond, last week.
Mr.. II. Lewis Wallace left Wednesday
for Ashvile, \. C.. where he will spend
the winter. His health is very much i'm
proved.
Misses Edmonia and Mary Fitzhugh
have returned from visit in Washington
To their sisters, Mrs Jno. W. Daniel.
Miss Fannie Horn. who has been n
guest of Rev Il. A. Williams and family,
has returned To Richmond.
Mrs Margaret Mich )las, of lynchburg
il visiting her niece. Mrs L. A. Williams,
on Washington avenue.
The young child OF Mr.. l.. \. Mills OF
Spotsvlvania. died Tuesday Funeral
Wednesday at 3 p. m.
Mr.. Joint. Thomas and nephew, Wal
fer Sale. OF Caroline. Were visitors To our
office Wednesday.
Judge r. II. l.. Chichester was IN
Washington Wednesday ON legal bust
hess.
Mr.. Il. Stokclcy Coleman. of Spotsyl-
vania. was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Amelia Brule was ia Richmond
Wednesday.
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RICHMOND, FSEDERICESDUSd
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
,dnle 70 effect Nav 18th, lyV5

Schedule 10 effect Nav 2Sth, 1905.
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
GOA. NJ. daily. Stops Oh sigma
at Occoduan Sundays only.
$50 AN daily. Stopsat ''"Naudra
1893 A. M. daily. Ste SIS sigma
at Iceland, Brooke, i3Gia. Wide
Water. Ried, Quantico, , gerry Hill,
Freestone, Negley, Occoquan, Lor
ton. AccOtink, Franconia, Seminary
and Alexandria.
l.43 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Stops at Alexandria.
64S p. Nj. daily. Stops on signal
at Brooke, Wide Water Quantico,
aud Alexandria
9.59 p. NJ. daily. Stops 80 Alex
andria. Stops on signal al OccoQuau
on Sundays only.
LFAVE SOUTHWARK
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday,
Richmond accommodation Makes
I'll stops
8.2l A. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast
Zine train. Stop on signal az WIDE
Water, Summit, Guinea. Woodslane,
Penolr., Rutherglen, TaylorsVille, ana
Slen Allen Sundays only; ana ~
a
and Ashland daily.
9.4SA. NJ. daily excep, Sunday.
Makes local stops on signal
1999P. NJ daily. s. A. l.. train.
stops on signal at LOrtou and Deco
guam Sundays only, aud daily
Alexandria, Quantico, Milford, Dos
well aud Ashland.
5.96 =. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast
I.iue train. Stops at hlrNHuAria.
bos well and Ashland.
6.S9 7. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
on signal.
SOC p. NJ. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops at Alexandria, boswell
and Ashland
Accommodation train leaves Rich
u,oud =. NJ daily EXCEPT sunday
arrives Fredericksburg C.$5 q. y.
NOTE-Jimt Of arrivals ANA de.
partures Cud connections not guar
anteed.
e. G.. cox. AGENT.
v. d. DUKE. G.. W. GULF. ". D.. rANLoh
Gen Man Asst. Gen. Man. IrAf Man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16
CANDIDATES FILE EXPENSES

The following are statements of eX-
penseS Of candidates in the recent clec-
ton:
A. b. Bowering, paid Star for publish
ing card $500; Journal y 30.
4. b. Yates, Star $500; JournalS2.lO.
j. Conway Chichester. Star and Free
Lance $500; Journal $500.
X. Il. Knox, paid Daily Star $500.
Judge John T. Goodrich, nothing.
5. +. Eastburn, nothing.
Capt. ;. j. Quinn, nothing
r. f.. BoZel. nothing
George 4. Walker, nothing.
q. r. Swift stamps, stationery and
printing $1,000; railroad fare aud care
OF horse 81 -; hotel bill atSpotsyyania
c. II. $50; contribution Ia campaign
fund 81 90; paid Free Lance and Star
for card Of thanks Sl23. Total $1,000.
rel. Moncure, Stafford, advertis
ing $1,000; hotel and livery 500;
postage and incidentals $500 Total,
$23 90
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16
kSAT0E-ASRT0N
BsaaliaI Church WsddIne in Kline GEORGE.

King George Co., Va. Nov. II, 1905.
A lovely chrysanthrmum wedding was
solcmnized today at old ST. Paul
church, when Mr.. Lewis Alexander Ash
ton made Miss Martha Thornton Ashton
his bride. The church had been brauti.
fully decorated 10y the many friends of
the young couple with ferns aud chrys-
anthemums and was most attractive in
appearance. At J O'Clock the bridal
party entered the church to the strains
oi l.oheugru'~ wedding march, rendered
ON the organ by Miss Edna Arnold. The
ushcrs. Mr~-r- Richard Stuart, George
Washington Rice lloOrand Albert Davis,
preceded the maid ot honor, Miss Eliza
Ashton. the only sister of the bride. who,
goWnrd in light blue silk Orgnudy
with BLACK picture hat. entered with the
best man. Mr.. Daugertrld Ashton, "A
brother of tie bride groom. The bride,
most hrcOmlugly aturcd in a dark blue
cloth tailormadc suit, trimmed IN cham
pagnc colOrcd silk. with hat and gloves
" match aud carr, ing white chrysun-
themums, came with the bridegroom.
and were met at the altar 10y Rev. b. r.
Ulllfl. WIZ lil lli''0~iN'il l'il't hl'h il'
solemn ceremony The bride was given
away hy her uncle. Mr. Francis Carter
FItzhugh
After the marriage the bridal party
and many friends repaired to the home
of the groom. where areception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs Fitzhugh gave dinner
yesterday evening at their hospitablr
home. BEDFORD, in honor Of the bridal
party.
The bride IL the oldest daughter oi the
hate Mr.. and Mrs. Bnrdette Ashton. OF
King George and * most attractivive
young lady. The groom Is u son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis a. Ashton, and
isonc of the most prosperous and popu-
lar larmcr~ of King George. They arr
both connected with many we'll known
f,u,ilf.. al kirpiuiu and Muryluud
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-16
The BIG TWIN STORES

Just in order to start the ball rolling
while waiting iortwo carloads oi stoves,
which are rushing To the Dickson Hard
wan.Cumpauy Biz Twin Stun'- rs fast
n steam can pull them, just To get you
acquainted with the fact that We have
the largest stores On fredericksburg, and
the largest and greatest variety oi all
kinds descriptions shapes. sizes and di-
men~iou- OF hardware. stoves, kitchen
tinware cnameled ware and so ON. just
10 meet YOU and have YOU see for your
selves. We will make a reduction of 10
cents ON every dollars worth of goods
Won buy in our house and kitchen fur
ni,hiug department in the next 10 days,
provided you mention this al. Remem-
Der tine Biz Twin Stores. under the Opera
House. corner Main and Commerce SITS.