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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

Baltimore. Tappahannock b8,ti ISas.
pier Light Street, weather permitting Wedn ass,
dav and Friday 43O D. M, for North End; nlii
Creek. white Stone. Iryington. Weems. niile en
beck fEurhan's, fBurton's, Urhanna, honaskon'
fWhealtons. Water View, tSharps, ya2ssv
mock. tSteamer leaving Balt1lore ."
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

Fredericksburg. Tappahannock. baltimore,
cave Fredericksburg. Sunday, Tuesday ana
THURSDAY 200 D. M. tide and weather permitting,
for Ratcliffe's. Hop Yard. Hay Mount Port Sol-
rooiato0vn 4 n. m. LAyton's, Carters Blxndhen'
Nsylor's Hole $50 a. M. Tappahanock ~ g. ~
WeIiford's 4. Wares, Bowlers. Sharp's sSo :, n,,'
Raw Port, Whealton's. Water View. MI no MsSyy
Urbanna, 1870 D. m, Burhan s. SnrsnS Weenas.
Ir,rs,ton White Stone Mil Creek 6sS9 2; ,
Moth End 500 D. M. Westland. Arrive ssi'i'"'
Ts.esdao THURSDAY aad Saturday morninkS'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27
Maryland, Delaware &
Virginia Railway Co.
Rsppahannock Rive Line.
Schedule IN Effect Aarcb u, 1910.

Baltimore, Tappahannock, Frederieksburg-
Leave Baltimore, Pier 2, Light Street, weatnei
.-i,,i,,,, sunday i2 noon Tuesday and Thursday
a.9o n. m. Tor Westland. North End. Mil Creek
White Stone, Irvington. Weems, Millenoeck'
Merry Point. Ottoman's Moran's. Burhans. ur'
hanna. Monaskon, Water View, Wheatons $
tRay Port. sharp's, Bowler's. Wares Welfords'
Tony,shannock. 900 a. m, MAYORS Hole. Bland
deid. Carter's. layton s. Leedstown. saunders
Wiin,ont, Greenlaws. Port Royal. Port CONWAY
Hay Mount, Hop Yard. Ratcfe :, Fredericksburg
fsteamer leaving on Sunday does not s"p; 10, ,on
Mondays steamer will leave Leedsu'"A ~ '''~
a. m.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

Tappahannock. Norfolk Leave Iappshahinoe :,
,ysstber permitting Saturday .. m, stopping 81
Welford's, Ware BowIer's. sharps. IHy rOrs
Whcalton's, Water View, Monashen, oiI PM
6tsnrnae's Noran's. Weom's lryington, Mnlts
Stone s Mli Creek. North End. Westlsnd. Return
no steamer will leave Norfolk Monday ?. m.,
weather permitting for I1Pps Msrry Point Otto
a. aa.n's Moran and Bay Port stopping at BOWL
sr's' Ware and Wexford on return TIP % sa-
.;r,6-c on Tuesdays Freight will not be received In
NorfoIk after D. m. on sailing DAYS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

MONEY TO LOAN
In sums to suit on good security. Ap
nIy to Lee J. Graves, attorney It
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

r.noahannoek. Baltimore. Leave Ia .2ps, nd
- p.sstheS permitting, 730 M IuesoARs 81 III.
T HHsn Stopping at WefOrds "1Se :
er @ sharp 30 a. m. Bay Port Burton : Bur.
Water View. Monaskon IoLDSnst White Stone.
hans Men Ncrts End. Arriving Baltimore p msd-
MIL and Friday mornings fs;ea Irn ~ and
more nseac on THURSDAY win not stop 81
Bay Port
Th. time table hOw. The n s "a S depart from
ers may be but their arrival or departure
the several wn.lS T. not guaranteed nor does the
ct the tines ,s Stsef responsible for any delay or
s so%e Consequence arising thersfrom,
"I T-o,abt received in Baltimore untiit .. n On
sailing days. ..n..v.
W. D. SCOTT; ASt-;N Frsdcr,ek'OOrs' va
Wi m.,e,ocb Geni Freight Pass. AT. Bslti-
more. March LIST. 1913
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27

s. r. Burgess. d. P. A..
Richmond. Va
The Washington times., 1910-11-14

COAL AND WOOD
SPECIAL ON COAL
We handle best grade Read.
ing Coal at regular prices and
deliver IL canvas sacks with
out extra charge for storing.
geo discount tons OF more.
Phone y 6S5S- Prompt Deliver
CEAS s EIsINGER-
2Iz ~ st y. "
COAL AND WOOD
At LOWER PRICES THAN
YOU CAN GET ANYWHERE ELSE
Call I'D Nth 1885 or .Egs and let or
PRICES CONVINCE YOU
Clean Guaranteed Fun WEIGHT
RlNALDI BROS CO
2iu-EI17 7th - " W
SPECIAL NOTICE-COAL. AT A DISCOUNT
We carry only the Enest grades All
coal guarantees both n Quality and %
E5Fe Satisfaction Delivered On curb
Egg. Stove, and Chestnut.
Tea LQl-A .-----tl--l
Broken E'urEace ------------.----E 500
So OFF FOR CASH or ALL Our COAL.
@. MEREDITH WINSHIP
Col 6Q1- 800 I4th s. y W
The Washington times., 1910-11-14

THE PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPFTER n
the proper party TO develop your films A
thorough knowledge q the arr % dsvelopinE
enables him 20 secure superior Tesulta
SEABROOK-
Sos 2 st y "
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ss5e-SIILLINERY business. excellent stand
s.. 5ee-I iigh-class roaming house
sese-Rooning house, II rooms, sacTince-
4ey-lzooning house, excellent furniture
Sooe-tsoarding house. g. people
s25e-BOaTdiug house. 90 people
s750-Pressing. cleaning business paying ane
S4so-SiroceTy y. W. with hot water heated
Complete List Business Places at ONCE.
16CEsN ION. - l0t1 ST - -
s5oo-CIGAR. newsstand. Ia ave. y. W.
l1Elng rooms steam hesteo- Apply - Grant
~
BOOMING and boarding house; center city;
- TooEnsl al occupied cheap rent absoi yts
bargain Terms only 5000
WHOLESALE liquor and grocery SO daily
SAcSlienL san. sian, worth more, only 49,,
DAIRY LUNCH. average $50 daily receipts :
Eor quick sale only 500 ash
MANY other business places a. low prices;
II you mean business come to Us We can
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS.
z5S John Marshall place ga ST.
FOR SALE-Business property, brick house
? rooms store shed. corner ofie7 wanted =
THoRNToN. ~ Ioth 81 \ "
$500 BRICK HOUSE; hot-waJer heated;
store stable stock. groceries, $50 cash.
balance SIS usOrth-
THORNTON. az 1Oth St n. ".
SUBURBAN RroLS-v, co--1ectionar-- weekly
business $3.50. eXCL-l lent house; ST. lie. corn
house. chicken house acres lind total
THoRNToN. 70 Ioth St. y. ".
LUNCH. ROOM. Iusiress 80 day. luach room
r St business SO day. lunch room r St..
business $50 day; Iu7Chr0om Pa ave, price
80. DCGANs 81 Ia ave
LIVERY. hiring. All boarding stable; best
location IN Washington DJGAS. 617 Ia
ave
WHOLESALE Iiqucr store. Dong fine busI-
ness DCGAN. 81 IA ave
FOR SALE-Pe yIs.g business. two wagons.
and stock. ft-1@ted on good street. good
prontsi very nttle capital required 70 run the
business price, A.10cs half cash, balance
easy terms BOX go, Times Office
HOTEL. bar and bowling aueys combined:
centrally located: Pennsyivausa ave. y. W;
party leaving city terms reasonable. BOX
30. Times Office.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF bakery and ooacec-
uonery, including soda fountain stock and
fixtures 70 be sold a. sacrifice ~ 9Th 81
s ". Apply 70 owner. IA 7th St n W I
FOR SALE-s45o cash. assume trust OF 81 100
years. per cent. and f19 1st ST S ".
= yOuTE- 20 Oxford Bldg. 18th and N 7
ave
FOR RENT-B6sement. suitable for plumb Der:
500 l0catlon. cheap rent 80 uth n "
CIGAR and nevsstands very cheap to duscE
buyer Address BOX Us. Times Office
LET Is Do your hat repairing LADIES'. and
gents hats Temodeled and retrimmed rea-
sonable prices VIENNA HAT CO. as I1th-
4 RESPONSIBLE BUILDER EII pay vel
for any inf1fmation or ass stance IN Sc
curing building contracts. BOX IS. Tines
Office
The Washington times., 1910-11-14

NE w SAMPLE
FURNITURE
And high-grade
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE.
AT HALF PRICE
E. P. TAYLOR, 100 @ St N. w.
CLEANUP BARGAINS IL PIANOS AND
F1-AfEEs-PIANOs- Many high-grade in
terms Of payment ChIckering S45, Esssy.
IS Whittier, sl5Si Fischer, $50. Stien. Sz5o.
Bros SI25s IIardman. sI75i Shoningrr. Szs9;
Auto-piano. $50: Hartman Auctions, 80; and
Ia and sts-
FOR SALE-Ice box. suitable Tor grocer.
llaqe y people VINO Know how; not tinlsrs'
see HOPwooD. sth and K
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
t6o Drop Head Singer. "a Is
SIS Drop Head Standard rs. q
sac Wheelor & Wilson SIa6a
New sewing machines. 81 down aud sec per
week Clsanlng. 0Gc- Open EVENING"
"a r GIVEN. SIS Pa ave : z PbosS
FOR SALE-Dental Practice- once equip
no reasonable oner refused Address BOX
IS. Times Office
FlNE-TONE, upright piano in perfect
condition; SD cash; cost $500. 905 N
Y. ave n W.
BLACK LYNX set rug mu1 and shawl col
lar; heads and tails, SIS. value. $50 Ad-
dress BOX Is, Times Office
FOR SALE
Gas range slightly used Detroit
yeWei, burners and simmeTer. doU-
PIE ovens for ba sing and broiling. LOOKS Ike
Zee HOLLYWOOD sth and X
FOR sALE-Litter OF English ban pups: ne
sire 5y champion ParkhUrst; prize winners
sold reasonable "a account Of no room. Ap-
ply 4lf ST y ". Pedigree furnished
COMPLETE hrzi-clazs furnishings o, a four
room apartment 2li. The Wellington 18th
st ana Park rad.
UPRIGHT PIANO: good condition. cheap fo-
cash ltls r. I ave y. W
FOR SALE-7-ievel Trenton web IS, also
pawn ticket for watch in pawn Tor S..
ticket $. CAL . p m-- ~ F ct S W
FOR sALE-Range, No. S new. large oven.
big hreboxs extra heavy castings gua-an-
teed sod baker.
s. HOPWOOD. sth and X
''LUsTRE. the new polish Tor floors. fur
nituTe, pianos, woodwork etc. makes the
home bright All stores, 10c-
FOR SALE-Tvyo white Cuban poodle uuD-
pies cheap ~ Q St n "
FOR SALE-5O stoves: an kinds: new and
slightly used save money
See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
EOE EAAE-LFOOD QUALITY OPAQUE Shades
fitted 20 windows. only sc, best quality OIL
opaque shades. soc. hung free
KIEEBLATTS. I1th and II SITS y z
NOVEMBER SALE OF PIANOS
80 SetIG -----------'..' $3.50
HUGO WORCH ITO G
FOR SALE
large wardrobe; slightly used; good order.
cost $50; VIII sell for S14
See NORWOOD. Sth and h
FOR SALE-Pony coat, two handsome bah
gowns, three handsome coat suits. Phone
y SOS Mrs s E HILL. EOS 18th ST. " W
FOR SALE-Furniture; new and sIiEhtIy
used the best place in the city &c buy
furniture.
See HOPwOOD, sth and X
$50 SINGER Sewing Machine SIS Sewing
Machines sold for soc payments per week.
= p. ROBERTSON,
1910 TTH ST n W
A FINE lot Of secondhand furniture. COOK
stoves for coal OF gas Anything you need
very cheap LARKIN & son. 146S " n W
FOR SALE-s-gaIon coffee urn: 24-Iunch
room chairs 50 tables. 1 iron eefe. save
money
See EOPwOOD. sth and h
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

-er IT vaccination with imported German B
serum. Particulars upon application DIT f
CECII. FRENCH. us 18th st W
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
AUCTION SALES
SPECIAL SALE

OF the entire contents Of tweive-roOm
residence renOv ed 10 our salesroomS-
6lS La. ave, tomorrow, Tuesday. Nov.
d, 10 A. N. To whom IT may concern:
We viii sell the entire furnishings Of
the fine residence. including an upright
piano. Singer sewing machine. and q
very elaborate bamboo set (cost $250.00),
brass bed. felt and hair mattress, leather
bound chairs. couches. parior furniture
and sofa All to the highest bidder for
cash Nothing reserved
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd EOuT---
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Sd ST. NEW YORK
200 h un--Diner. Pullman Parlor Car
{ 4s-0o q m--5-hOur train care ParlOr Car
I 300 & m-Cafe ParIor Car
- 90 a. r.-Diaer and Pullman Parior ca
Zoe p u--Dtuer and Pullman Pa-lor Car
SEQ p Tn--'-Royai Limited-' Al Pullman
f4-oo p. ru-c6sSHes TO Phlaasipkiz-
$50 p m--Diner and Observation Pa-ior
SEQ p. 1.-COaches to New Yo-L
aI2-15 y T--Sleepers 70 New York
'2-52 a. u-SleeFe-s to PhiladelDhia and SsT
ATLANTIC CRY. r7-so. go. r1I.oo . H..
f1-0o. 's-oo p m -
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR
lWeek Days. a m 70 ~ p M
s2-52, f5-oo- $50 80 80. +s-fo- -6.sQ, ssz
t.H- 10 49,. 80. y. 49,, -, -. 80
1890. 1000, 'Ie.S5. -Il:2o, -12.l5. y T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. $50 a. M, 10. SO . II
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE, -s:1e a m. -4-l5 D m TO might
ESQ niEht- Sleeper ready, 10 p m
CLEVELAND. $50 p N
COII-MEI-S- ESQ O. m.
WHEELING. e.l0 a. m. $50 D IA
CUMBERLAND. %3-l5 p M Queen City
WINCHESTER 1910 a. m. fi-a5- $3.50
> FREDERICK H.eo. 800 1870 a. III, 1.s'.
HiGiGHE.RsTovN. 1910 a. m. $500 D. IN.
Daily Except Sunday tSu71av oniv.
Telephones a. all o. The following Ticket
OfiCes- If1- O st. Tel Main 1915 SO Penn
sylvania ave. Main rs. View Union station
Ticket Ohfce, Main 1850. Information Bureau.
Main 1897
CHES APTCAE[E a OHIO LINES
Published as Information only. not guaranteed
200 o. N daily-For Virginia West E-r-
GINA. and Kentucky points Pullman s.-cp-
ers TO Cincinnati. Louisville. and Chicago
Dfufne Ger from fzr-f1uSvflie.
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train to S.
Louis. with Pullman sleeDer=- 80 Chicago.
Stops only at important stations FI.i--au's
finest equipment ard C. & o. G5u-nc cars
1I-I0 D. m daf1y-F. F. V TI-1TTT-J- ro~
the West. SouthweSt. and Nortnwes-- Pull
man sleepe-s 90 Virginia Hot SrrIlz=. Ciu1i--
natl. and Louisville G. & o. dining car
g q - Ol-ices 9-a % ave. 49, So ana
Union Station Phone Main ICES and Z5 for
tickets baggage checks, reservations. and
tGZicats-
SEABOARD AIR LINE ny
1G-C5 l. IN 6afIv---Sea board Fast Mail
Savannsh and Jacksonville Parior cars Jack
sonville 60 T1rrra- Through Sleeper to Az
lanta- Dinilg car.
80 .. M daIIF-t-sscs board Express. cleo
tricaIiv fiEh-cd sieeDers and Observation ear
equipped with electric fans Through ger
vice 60 Savaunah- jacksonville. Tampa. At
Ianta- Birmingham ard Memphis Dinlus cars.
Ticket Once. 11s view York ave n W
2 = HARDWOOD. g. T a
GEO = PHILLIPS D. p A
c. Il RYAN. g 2 a, Portsmouth Va
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE a FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains IN fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this ezPat sion sale. Stief1. 40. Chick
ering, $50, Hease- $50. Nose. $50. kimbali
$3.50. Hartman $50, Chase. $780, Shoningsr.
SZse5 Milton. 500; Fischer. $50. Weber, $50
and many others Easy terms. Autopianf,.
good condition. $50. o J. DeNOLL & co.
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COs1IISSIONERS d c.
xEashiuct8n. d c. Nov S 1slG. SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received At this oaice
mil o'clock p m November 18th. 1910
fSr constructing sewers IN TIE District o.
f-ofr1rntlf Specific tons and forms ~ pro-
nGsaTs and necessary Information may be
--.,,+aire5 from the chef Clerk Engineer De
r7arrr.ent. u. c. Room 80 District Building
washington. d G. CUNO n RUDOLPH
JOEIN a JOHNSTON. WM Y JCDSON
COMMISSIONERS y. 9
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Full set o. teeth, f5.5G Gold Clowns q
BridgeWork. s. Filings. SOC Up Pa MESS
EXTRACTION FREE L. s AMY -
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor an end
+ sta EntraTce. $50 z St y. " PhSne
Main 200
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
STOVE REPAIRING

CLYDE I. BOWERS co.
Heating and timing Furnaces. fatrobcs.
ranges. gas ranges 80 18th 81 y W
The Washington times., 1910-11-14

BICYCLES
SPECIAL OPENING SALE. Standard makes
o. bicycles. SI6-5S and up Csuaraateed Tor
one year UniCu-n tires. SI15. put on
NEW YORK CYCLE Co
13G2 = St y W
VIKING BICECLES-AU repairs FREE FOR
one year easy payments II desired T y
AEDD. II. Inc. III y Y ave y "
-
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
Unicorn DunCture-prOof tires. IS pus o..
P. = MENDELL & CO. I7Zg 7th 81 y "
AUTO LA3GP FEPAIR CO.. - 1911 s.
n W
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AnEnlo, able Par.
For the Advocate

For the Advocate.
4 very enjoyable birthday party was
given at the home OF MT. anI Mrs.
:. II. Diehl. Wakefield, On Tuesday
afternoon. n honor of IhIr only
daughter. Sarah. II being her 14th
birthday Tie evening waa enIoyably
spent by al present In conversation,
music and games until o'clock. when
al were Invited to the dining room,
where table vas laden 18th ice
cream, candy. bananas and cake,
where all id ample Justice. There
Was also 4 eaEe on the table. on which
we're IA lighted candles. She was
the recipient n many handsome and
useful presents.
Among those present were Mr. and
hrs. N. II. DIehl. Mr.. and mrz. Harry
Englar. Mf md Mrs. ". !. Diehl,
D. ". McQuay. ". II. Eyler md two
aonB, Samuel and Roy Eyler. of phil
adelphia: Misses Mollie Myers. Dlanch
and Hollis Glover, IdOna Bale, Clar-
re Haines. Elizabeth Robertson,
Julia Diekensheels. Mary eopenhaver,
Mae Fritz. Iamora Stoner. Hilda
Babylon, Marie. Fannie and Velma
WAGNER MyrIe caple. ethel EheIma
Englar; Masters Geo. Hoover. Homer
Smith, Horace Glover, MunToa Wag-
oner, Charles Yandyke, Smith Englar,
Harry Edmund. William shueY and
Samuel DIehI.
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.ProlonglnI Use.

Automobllists are aI last beginning
to realize generally thaI the solution IF
the sazealled tire problem lies lnpFon=
ef care and reasonable use Il has
been determined b. experiment thai
tirHa fully inflated. - that a man.a
weight applied % the wheel hub VII
not produce a noticeable depression
of the pneumatic. VII have double Ihe
life of half Inflated tire.
L i significant d he Importance
OF fhIH TINT the Moon Company, which
buys tires by the carload. has Issued
an order to all OF It road testers md
demonstrators to kaep tires pumped
up hard. To enforce the order tine
of = has been fixed which VII be
charged against the employe for eaeh
tire found soft at anY time, In eazH
OF sIoH leaks. nunelufes and blow
outs The employees are required To re
pair the damage Immediately, or. i
this Il impossible. to remove the case
and drive the car In On the rim.
Tie rule has been n force for some
time. aH we'll as another Of equal In
porIanee relative u breaking. which
may weil be followed b the owner of
ear Hlo wishes u Iengthen his IIH.
life. L provides that the hreaEs
shall never be applied 30 as TO loci
the wheels except To prevent an aeeI=
dent. n going down steep hills IIe
breaks are scarcely ever used. the
practice being to sIoH down at Ine
top d the hill, engage second speed
gears. ct In the clutch and start down.
II the hill 10 a lona one the ignition
IL switched OF. Il the hill is exoap-
tionaIIY steep and rough, requiring
very slow speed, the foot break Il an=
piled while second speed Is being
used.
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New HoaEs.

The following neH hooks have heen
received at the Westminster Free
| Library
The Scar. by Washington Dawson.
Our Country NeIghbora. by Alice
Brown.
The Bishop of Cottonwood. by Trot=
wood Moore.
Songs and Stories of Tennessee. b
TroIHood Moore
Uncle Wash. By TfoIwood Moore.
4 Modern Chronicle. Dy Churchill.
Red Rock, by Thomas y Page.
Nr. Pratt, by J. {. Lincoln.
The Girl from Montana. by Grace
Lutz.
The Pursuit of the Houseboat. b
Grace IuIz.
The Little coloneIs Holidays. b
Johnston.
The Little colonefs Houseparty. b
Johnston.
The Little Colonel At School, b
Johnston.
The Little Colonel IN Arizona. by
Johnston.
The Christian. by HaIi Caine.
The Hose OF Old Saint Louis. b
MARY Dillon.
The Hoosier School Master, by EE=
gleslon.
The Luck of Roaring Camp. b
Bret Harte.
Innoeenta Abroad. b. Mark Twain.
! Yankee in King ArIhnr's Court. b
Mark Twain.
Christian Science. Dy Mark Twain.
HneEIeberry Finn. b Mark Twain.
Following the Equator. by Marx
Twain.
Pnd Head Wilson, b Mark Twain
canI. Fri. by j. c. Lincoln.
The Trail OF the Sword, by Gilbert
Parker.
The Lane that had no Turning. b.
Gilbert Parker.
Kim. b Kipling.
Soldiers Three. by KipIing.
PlaIn Tales OF the Mills, by Kip
ling.
Memoirs OF Sherlock Holmes. b
Conan Doyle.
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IyneH.

NJ. Addie Lynch. widow Of John J.
Lynch. died at her residence. Liberty
street. II $50 yesterday afternoon
aflsF > lingering illness OF neurIIIH.
aged : years. 81. - = member .
st Johns Catholic Church, and 4 lie
long citizen OF this eIIY.
Mr.. Lynch was ; lind and LOVING
mother md a true friend.
She Haa a daughter Of Azariah md
Julia 0ursler. She i survived b. Ihe
following children !. William. Paul
Edward and Victor J. Lynch, and Nj
Flora Virginia Lynch: also to
brothers. AzAriah and John W. Our
aler. nd three sisters. Hrs. ]. Wesley
YinKIInE. Mrs. Era Zepp and MIHa
Helen & Ourslef.
Funeral win take place on Sunday
At = !. m., at q Johns Church.
Rev J. {. Mallon. officiating. Inter
menI N the family hnryinR ground n
St Johns cemetery.
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Rural Letter Carriers Celebration.

The Rural Letter Carriers AsaoeIa=
tinn of Carroll county, met In the
grove Of Joseph 2. Yingling, near
Pleasant Valley. On the Fourth Of
july. The morning was taken ~
with the buEiness Of the Association.
and b the carriers from the several
parts Of the county meeting and
greeting one another At high noon
the ladies' made The agreeable an
nonneement that dinner was ready.
and from all indications the men were
ready for dinner.
N the afternoon an interesting and
instructive program was rendered.
consisting OF the following Adz
dress Of welcome. y. q. StarneT.
State President: address, Fourth Of
july. Rev. r. ". noty, recitation.
Kentucky Belle. Miss Ruth Pierce:
address. Good of Rural Service.
Hon. I. p. Gorsuch. address. Good
Roads, Ghas. Clemson. Esq; reelIa-
tion, De Rural Delivery" II. II.
Snyder; recitation. Picking Pennies
Miss Ruth Pierce. The exercises were
enllxened by the choir. uncle Henry
Snyder. leader, and b the Pleasant
Valley Band, which always gives the
best kind of music.
II night there vas festival. 1T
which time Mr.. {. 6. Fitze, president
OF the association. delivered a very
able address,
The celebration Has a success n
every way, and everybody seemed -
have enjoyed 1t. The carriers are %
be congratulated upon their first At
tempt n this direction Officers I0r
the ensuing year we're elected az f0I=
loHH President. :. 6. Fitze. vIoo
president. Vim. Z. A1ders, and seere-
tarY y. .. Starnen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-07-08
WEBBING BELLS.
I4Iz-ArnOld.

Miss Maf Arnold, daughter oI Mr.
and Mrs. Gee y Arnold. Of Gambler,
and Mr.. Fred Lott. Of Baltimore. we're
quietly married At the FinkHInrg par
sonaRe, BY HeY. s. r. CaBHen. pastor,
On Wednesday afternoon. Iune 20.
The only attendants at the ceremony
were Bayard Arnold, brother Of the
bride, and MIaa Viola Frick. oI Small
wood. A reception was held 1t the
home OF the bride after the ceremony.
Those present we're Mr.. md Mrs.
IoIz, Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold,
Mr. and Mr.. E. w. Arnold. Mr..
and Mrs. George Goraueh. Mr..
and Mrs. claIe Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs.. James
Bowers, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Klee, Mr. and Mrs. George
Blizzard. Mn aud Mrs Herbert Cor
such, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Loekard,
Mr. and Mrs. HerseheI Miller. Is. and
Mrs. HerseheI Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Barnes. Mr. and Mra. Howell
Davis, Mrs Joseph Parish. Mrs.
Clint Shipley. Mrs Edward Bonner,
Mrs. Minnie Davis, James Barnes.
jones Dorsey. George Carver. Ray
Miller, Levi Gambler, George Brothers,
Walter Allen. Henry Klee. Misses
Nellie Gardner. Viola F'rIeE. Lizzie
klee, Marguerite Miller, Catherine
Miller, Carrie huntington. Of Balti-
more; Gladys shipley, EsteIla Lock-
ard. Edith Myers. Viola Barnes. Edna
Blizzard, Laura Parish. Clara Green,
Pauline Barnes. Bessie LockafI. Elsie
Parish. Hllda Davis, Mildred Arnold,
Maude ShaucK. Tillie Davis, Ethel
Miller, Evelyn Bonner, Ada Boxer,
Martha Davis. Lillian Lott. Dorothy
Davis, Nenmona Lockand, Abbie
Arnold, Byard Arnold, George Gard
ner. Elmer Davis. Wesley Huntington,
Of Baltimore. Jarrett Shauek. Vernon
Green, VanYer Myers, Otis Gambler,
Melvie ShaneE. Dennis buckingham,
Robert Shipley. Jesse Shipley. Arthur
Buckingham. 10y Bowers. Ruby
Poole, viole Miller Ellis Bowers,
Walter Wagner. Warner shanck,
Albert Parish. Bobbie Blizzard. Deea-
tur Miller. Willard Gorsuch. Herbert
Yingling, Worth Barnes. Claude
Leppo, Claude Brothers, George Lott,
Paul Stone. BIZ Zentz, Ervls Howers,
John Edmondson and many others.
John EdmondHon and many oIneHs.