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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-03
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Schedule effective Feb. nth. 1896.
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station.
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.anfoa. Danvil'r and way stations.
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SECS Orleans D.ning-car service.
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.nd way stations on Manassas Branch.
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charlottesville. ,.
G55 d. m week days. Southeru's Palm Limit.
3D. Solid Pullman train. Electric hehted
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farr-areiil. and ST. Augustine. Club and ob-
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-03

Feb. 1906.
20 sane Lewis. Della Lewis. Lula J. wis and m
Lewis. thrir heirs. efe
Won oro hereby notified that ss purchaser at
dr.iDauent Land sale Of the hre az rs oi land
conveyed YOU by Brittle end ituate In spot
sv vanla Co. Va. 1 shall. DO accordance with the
statute iu suche made ana PROVIDED amer ~
r,bliratlon of This notice for four months. apply
Tor deed to said land.
Lee j. Graves, p. q.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-03
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-04-03

Lee J. Graves, p. q.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
DRAWS CHECKS ON
 B|SbEE INSTITUTIONS Man Sent to County Jail For Petty Larceny Was Carry
 ing Fraudulent Checks.
(specia, to Review.)

BENSON. Nov 2i.-W. H- Carer was sens to the counsy jail at Tomb stone from here today to serve a sixty days sentence. having been convicted
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22

study of that part of their business, said:
 As a result of sccumulative expe- rienca. We have been enabled with each. successive year to put on the
 market finer finished product.
 Last rear Wa sold beef to our GUS toners of B.sbee and Douglas from carcasses that weighed more than 1000 pounds. and the dressed weights of the steers from our entire winters
 slaughterins averaged more than 550
 pounds
 The oldest and most successful feeders of the country told us that ws h. dTsached the top notch of perfec- rtion when 1t came to putting the h. iInatble. cream-unted. nonpariel finish 'cn n- A-:zona steer During the winter I had an oppor- ; tunity to see what kud of meat Lhe people were eating h most of the Iafg-
 CT town.i. from San Francisco tn Chi ca2o, and 1 failed to find anyone who was getting beef that surpassed ia aEy way that supplied to our custom CTS of ,Bisbt-e and Douglas We began making preparations for this winters feeding nearly year in advance. and w. confidently expect to bring our dressed weight average up tO 1Oo pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
TOVREA s co. USING
 NEW FEED PROCESS
For Weeks They Have Been Shipping in Cotton Seed
 Meal For Cattle.

E. A. Tovrea ( Company, the orig:. nai and only users CT cotton seed pre- ducts In Arizona for the fatuening Of livestock. put their first bunch Of steers. calves and emuttons in their Don Luis fed yards Saturday.
 For weeks they have been shipping in cottonseed meal and hulis p-eparse tory for their winters feeding. and their immense stor., houses are now hilcd to the roof with feed.
 The msat-esters of Bisbee will re- call with pleasure the excellent qual- -ity of tbe fed beef that this up-to-date ffifIn put on the market last year after the cold weather had made unpalata- blo the beef on the ranges. For ev- 'f yeuahty that appeals to the tasto or tee epicure, 1t was without a rival In tho entire Southwest.
 la speaking Of their plans for this winters feeding. Mr. Williams who turing the p<sss four yaar< has urs1s.. s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
SCARLET FEVER NOW UNDER
 CONTROL
Brodeick Says That He Does Not Expect Any Further Outbreak of the Disease in the City.

Unless a,l indications at the present time fail. there will not be any more cases of scarlet fever found in the city for some time. owing to the string ent measures which were taken by the health department when the first cases were discovered in the local school.
 In the last twelve days only one casa of the fever has been reported. end strict quarantine has been es- tablisned at the house to prevent any spread. When asked concerning the situation last evening, City Physician Broderich said:
 T feel very confident at the present tms that there will not be any new cases of scarlet fever, and that those which arc now being treated will be entirely well within very short time 'On account of the length of time which elapsed before the fever was discovered in the school t was avery gloomy outlook which presented itself several weeks ago. when the first case was discovered in one portion of the city. and then several more cases in widely separated portions. At that dime it looked very much aS if there would be 8 general epidemic. but now feol that all danger Of such an oc- curreDce has passed. In accordance with this view of the situation. 1t has been deemed safe to open the schools again, and believe Central School will open again on Monday"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
SAYS SHACKLES WON'T HOLD
 HIM
Oklahoma Outlaw Thinks He He Can Escape Second Time Was Arrested After Being sIrailed Through Arizona.

PHOENIX, Nov. 2i.--"Chain me all you want to-" said Bob Donaldson the Oklahoma desperado arrested In Phoenlx lsst week. when be was being put .n irona this morning before start. ing on the trip to Oklahoma, but re member ,pa haven't got nc there yet"
 Sheriff Charles ". woonen Of Key county. Oklahoma. started east with him this morning. Donaldson broke lai! there some time ago and was ar rested here last week. His threat this morning 10 tae sheriff indicates ;hat hs is desperate and determined 10 escape before Oklahoma is reached, and the sheriff in charge of him will keep an eagle eye on his prisoner all the way.
 Donaldson Is in irons, hands and feet. and will be kept chained every ly watched, and if he escapes 1t will De great surprise to Sheriff Wooden.
 Donaldson i5 wanted in Oklahoma, as has been stated. for assault with intent to commit murder. He sH-.c nea- killing his sister-in-law there several months ago and was arrested for the crime. He broke jail shortly afterward with three other prisoners, but they have al been recaptured but one Donaldson was followed all through Mexico and Arizona before hl5 arrest was finally accomplished here.
 Sheriff Wooden knows that he Is dealing with q slippery. vicious and desperate criminal. and states that he vii not permit the outlaw to escape from him. He fully expects to land him safely h jail and finally in the .,enltentiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
AMCSrMe NTS.

Many of tho people vbo attended the Fair st Phoenix. took toe oppor. tnnity to attend a performance of Aahara's Minstreis, who were pla) ping a. she Capita, City. and on the.r TO turn to Bisbee are loud in their praise of these talented people. hrs con- pony filled three nights engagement in Pboenix. and the standing room only sign was placed in frore Of the box offico on every occasion.
 The end mcn aro comedians of a very hish order, and Keep the audi. .nco in happy humor from the time .na curtain Sises until it falls at tho end of the show The women of the company have good voices, and ren- ter many Of tho latest songs in rnost cou1mendabie faannc-.
 There are also several specialties which hay, earned greet applause d iey.Ty performance
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
kEEWEENAW IS SHOWING UP
 WELL
Captain Thomas Hoatson Feels That Property Is Very Rich and Will Be Developed Into Big Produing Mine.

! Captain Thomas Hoatson, brother of Captain James Hoatson, the C. & A. himself was a passenger on the out bound afternoon train for Tucson, af- l ter Sp-nding several weeks in the city visiting the Bonanza Circle mines i'll
 which be Is heavy stockholder. Cap tain Hcatson is general manager of the Keeweenaw property, which is sit mated st Calumet, Michigan, adjoining tt3 Calumet & Hecla group, and is
 now being operated by the Cole crowd.
 When asked concerning the Kewee-
 nav, Captain Hoatson said:
 The Keeweenaw property is justi- ! fying everv confidence which has been placed in it. and have not the slight
 est doubt but that We will develop a great producing mine. The Kewee-
 Gav was worked f. years ago, but in such way tha. the real ore body was
 never located. Within the past twelve
 months we have had four diamond drills at work, and In different places have found as high as fourteen feet of high grade ore in the core of the dI!l:. We bave BOW located the lode, z an enormous territory to work in, be- ing able Jo work one lode for a dis
 tancs or thirteen miles. At the pres ant time we are driving an incline shaft on the lode. and from very shal-
 low depth it showed very fine forma-
 ,.on. Close 10 the eurface we en- countered rock which ran and . per cent in copper, and 6S We go deeper the value Of the rock increases. I feel that We have a very fine property. and that further developmant work VIII prove to be cumulative evidence cf the fec..
 Everything is very prosperous in the copper country on. account of the increased price of copper, and it ,s
 felt that !n view of the fnsdequacy of
 the supply the present price will pre-
 saI fo- some time"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22

of petty larceny before Judge Ches- dine. When the prisoner was search ed two cheeks were found on his per son. which have led the officers to suspect him of forgery. One of the checks was draxn on the Bank of Bis bes. and was made payable to bearer for the sum of s3s5. and signed Well & Good Company. The other was drawn on the First National Bank of Bisbee, and was signed C. L. ShattucS. The latter was made payable to J. E. Adams. for the sum Of $l00. Whether the man Is also forger will bo es;ab- hshed a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22

Our hur>,ss have. since early last spring, assiduousiy secured the coun- try for the cream of every prime bunch of steers: and when these steers arc finished for the consumer, as they surely will be at that early day when the eater of good beef win demand that the butcher exchange the fast shrinking range steer for te stall-fed one. we will give our customers beef from steers that are as fine as any that ever ate corn In the Missouri Rv- CT Valley. Yes. and as fine as any that were ever selected for their fine- ness of quality to cross the Atlantic tc t'~''e sne pelates of the smart set of nhglan4" ls G.e IatAttksxa4l
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22
NEW QUARTERS BEING MADE READY
Work Is Well Under Way on New Postofflce, and Post master Cassidy Hopes To Move Before Christmas.

i Matters are now shaping themselves
 in such a way that l: Is probable the
 post office department will be able
 to occupy its quarters in the new Ii. brsry building by Christmas time. | When seen yesterday and asked about the matter, Postmaster Cassidy said: T have received word that the new boxes which were ordered for the de
 partment had arrived. as well as vari. ous other fixtures. and are now being stored while the contractors can get : the post office room of th2 new library
 in condition where It will be possible for us 10 transact business.
 We have 1000 new boxes In addition
 to what We are now using in our pres ent quarters. and I think that this
 Will afford great relief at the general delivery windows, as at tho present time We have n continual cal for box.
 ts which We are unable to fill or ac- count of our cramped quarters.
 saw the contractors today and , , they assured ne that they are doing
 everything tn get the new room fin .ished in the shortest possible space Iof time, ss they realize the hardships
 under which .h. postal business is be- ing conducted st the present time. Re
 lying on these assurances I am hop
 ing to have masters In fairly good con
 dition by Christmas time in the libra
 ry building.
 Unless We are able 70 move into the
 quarters and get ready for the Christ mas holidays, I am afraid that q great deal of inconvenience will be experi- enced by the public. Al the present time We are utilizing every available
 inch of space. and are stiIl crowded fer room. l fully realize that there are defects in the service. but also believe that If any one who happens 10 suffer these inconveniences could Sec the congeStad conditions which prevail in these present quarters, they would be ready and willing to oye,- look some little defects
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-22

Tn Nova Scotia the experiment has been tried of running a train with hammocks Instead of the usual hunks h ;he sleeping cars. It was grea; SsicceSS
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
Season Unsatisfactory.

Xan Buren. May IT he shipment of strawberries in car load lots from Van Buren ceased last night with total of 110 cars. Local express shipments will con tinue heavy for at least d week yet, and the total shipments will exceed 125 car loads, the lightest seasons shipment in Is years.
 At the beginning of the pick ing season the prospects were as good as usual, but d week of eX- cessiye rains, then a week of un- usually cool weather, followed by an exodus of pickerS just at time when they were most needed, made the crop all unsatisfactory one and caused loss of fully Sb0- 900 to the growers of Van Bureu and vicinity.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
Proposed Amendment No. 8.

That section , If Article f4 ot the Consultation af the state rs Arkansas be amended sd aS ro read a. follows
 Article T. Seeto8n 5 T6e t5enera= Assembly Shall provide by genera .a"s Tor the support If eomm0r seleols bY taxes which shaH never ex= ceed in taf one year three mlIIs m tbe dollar on tue taxable property If the state and by an annual per c4pIta tax of one dollar, t0 be assessed 0n every male inhabitant of 'thIs State over the age of tWentY-one years. Provided the General Assembly may by genera, law authorize school districts tn levy by vote Of the qualified eleetors os such district tax not to exceed seven mills on the dollar in any one year for school purposes. Provided further that no such tax shall be appropriated tC any other purpose nor to any nthar district than that for which if was levied.
 The above resolution was filed in the otfice of the Secretary of State on March ,, 1905.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this lith day of February, la06.
 0. c. LUDWIG.
 secretary of State.
 Seal
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25

but our confidence Tn human nature has been sadly jared. Meanwhile those n this vicin- fly desiring to inspect the list can do so by calling at the News office. as we have a copy of the Democrat con, taining same. There are quite a number of dellnquents reported from Springdale and surrounding country.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
sPRfHeoAIE TOWNSHIP.
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

NJ E. Church, South-ServiceS every Sunday at d. m. and at: night ex. cept first. Rev E. NJ Burrow pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 q m ". F. simpson. perintendent.
 Christian Church-Sunday School at 9:45 d. n. S. r. NewcOmb. super IT, tendenJ. Christian Endeayor every sunday evening at 6s50. Walter Der ", president. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at z:30.
 First Baptist Churcq Services ev- cry sunday. morning and evening Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Young peoples prayer meet ing every Friday night. Ed ]. A. Smith pastor. sunday School at 9.45 a. ID. D. Christian, uperintendent. Primitive Baptist Services every second Saturday and Sunday at II a. m. Ed. J R. Loving. pastor.
 First NJ E. ChuFch-SerTices every sunday morning and evening. Sun day >ch0ol at 9.45 d. IT. Epworth League every Sunday at 6.50 ?. m. Junior League every Sunday ats p. ID Prayer meeting every Thursday even- ing Rev. (. w Campbell pastor L. G. Williamson, aperintendent
 Ptesbyterian-Preaching every sun day morning and eyeuing prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Rev ]. :. Hefrington. pastor. Sun- day Scnaol every sunday ar 4:+9 q. m. L. ., PetrosS. Qperlntendent.
 N. L. T. Meet every two weeks on Tuesday afternoons. Mrs Hattie ! I1= vice president. Mrs. Magg5e Themp- { son secretary. Mrs Ellen Langst0n treasurer.
 Spring City Lodge No. %. K. Of P. T Meets every Monday night. N. E. Simpson, (. (. Lee Henry, K of R. and ;.
 Sprlngdale Lodge No. 3l6, F. X. 4. Meets first Friday night after full moon in each month. ". Dods0n. W. Nj. NJ. Brown, sec.
 Springdale Camp No. 2, ". o. W. Meets every first and third Thurs day night Of each month. W. Q. Scar. ey, C. c. M. D. Lichlyter. clerk. Uniform Rank. W. E. Long, capt.
 A. o. [. ". Lodge, No. 30-Meets on second and fourth Wednesday night h each month T. J. Graham, NJ. W. Arthur Dyes, recorder.
 Springdale Encampment No. g. I. o. o. F,-Meets every Friday night except Friday night on or after the full moon in each month.
 J. W. CARTER, C. P
 CLYDE INGRAM, Scribe.
 R. E Hayes Post No. 10. Meets first Saturday ia each month at , p n. L. w. Wells, commander: C. ". Pool, adiutant.
 New Era Lodge No. 36 1. 0. 0. F. meet Tuesday nights ot each week.
 ]. W. GARTER, \. c.
 J. P. BENNETT. Sec.
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
itis Dangerous to hegleets Cold.

How often do we hear 1t remarked Its only cold, " and few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that cold. however slight. should not be disregarded Chamber. Idins Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency of cold to result in pneu monia, and has gained it's great popu. larity and extensive sale by it's prompt cures of this most common ailments. It always cures colds and is pleasant to take. For sale by H. A. Daily anc all druggists
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
Recipes

Custard Pie With Nuts. Make east. ard De ia uSual manner, take twenty walnatS. chop hae and add to cuStard. This vii color the Die dark. out the flavor fS rich and verY delicious
 cat Meal Cookies. - cup granalat. ed sugar, cup lard ana butter , eggs. cup rolled eats. : =teaspo0nfQI soda. l teaspoonful cinnamon, pound seed ed ratsiHS chopped ane. Tour to roll bake tn quick oven.
 To Keep Eggs Ali the I ear.-Put perfectly fresh eggs into d wire basket, and hold them in boiling water while you count twenty. then pack Ia jars, little end down, in dry salt and keep from frost. Put up in the fall for winter Use.
 SaIly Lunn Four eggs, one teacup- fuli Of sugar, one la po0nfui of but ter, one cupful of milk, four t0 make fke sponge cake batter, two teaspoon fulS of baking powder Baka in a moderate 6yen and serve warm for breakfast 5r tea.
 Good Cornbread Take one pint If corn mea one tables o08utui 5f flour, two tablesp poonsful Of melted ard and one teas pooufal af sat, pour enough boiling water On the meal tO scald [ all through, then soften with milk allowing only enough t0 make the dough moderately soft. not too thin Lastly add two well beaten eggs and two teaspoonsfui of baking powder. bake brown and crisp
 Corn Oysters. the corn from SIX ears and mix 1t with the yolks Of four eggs. beaten thoroughly, add. Ing two tablespoonsful If cracker meal and seasoning with salt and pep per. Mhisk the whites to stiff froth. stir them in and put a tablespoonful for each oyster in the pan If hot lard and fry t0 2 light brown
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
Of interest 10 Teachers.

County examiner CroXdale is mailing out the following notice to the teachers of tbe county rel ative to the county institute, which will be held at Fayetteville June II to E, inclusive.
 Iu compliance with the Vawter law, An Aetto Improve the Char acter of Teaching in the State of Arkansas, the State Superintend- ent of Public Instruction has given notice that the annual Iu- stitute shall be held June II to Is, inclusive. Besides it's being the duty of the teacher to at tend, the following section of the above Act explains the special benefits to be derived from this Act by your attendance:
 Section ]. The county examiner, upon finding that the teachers in at tendance are entitled to the grade Of license they hold, shall endorse the same, and sad endorsement shall have the effect Of extending sad license from the time of it's expiration for the time for which 1t was originally issued :. Provided, Said teacher shall have com. piled with the provisions of this Act, and, Provided, further. That no third grade license shall be endorsed more than once and DO second grade more than twice, ano that sad endorsement may be made even though the original license were issued in some other County in the State, for which en- dorsement and extension the some fee shall be paid as for the original examination
 As county examiner gave many private examinations last year, and very much question the necessity of, at least, some ef them, and trust that, if you de- sire to teach, VOL will make 1t convenient to attend the Iusti- ute. In the future. necessity will be the requisite for private eximinatioHs.
 If tile teachers expect 10 get better salaries, they must show by their works that they deserve better salaries. There is a say ing that anything is worth what 1t sells for. Shall 1t be said that the teacher Is paid all he IS worth, and that the term of school Is long enoughz This may be true; If so. we as teachers are respon- sible and upon our efforts. more than any other, depends the adop- ton of the McFerrin amendment, which means So much 10 the school children ofour State. Let me again insist that you allow no frieiious excuse prevent your at tending
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
Pirsting Foleys Honey and Tar.

foley X Co. Chicago. 0rigina ted Honey and Tar as throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey and Tar many limitations are offered for the genuine These worthless limitations have similar sounding names. Beware Of them. The genu- inc Folej 's Honey and Tar is D q yel- low package Ask Tor Il and refuse any substitute IL k the best remedy for coughs and colds Brown x Nel- SOa
The Springdale news., 1906-05-25
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeayoring C. check the ravages of Consumption the white plague that claims 10 many victims each year. Foley, Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly and you are n no danger If consumption D6 not risk your hed 6Y taxing some unknown preparation when fo- IeY's Honey and Tar k safe aHe Eer- tain in results. Ask for Foley ; Honey and T4r and insist Lplu having it. Brown * Nelson.