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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29

Atlantic City. Aug IS - Nobody
Knows yet who was the prince who
found Cindtrclla's little slipper and
teen found sweet Cinderella and made
her his princess. However il Is enough
20 know that the princess recently
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. her lover husband
As a dandy booking fellow" 80 they
Will live happy forever after
Rev Melville snyder. pastor of the
First Methodist church. picked up part
OF letter on the boardwalk and with
a clergyman's conscicntiousrcss has
tened with the letter 20 the hotel
whose crest adorned its paSes I'm
luckily. for all The world which loves
a lover. the last page Of the letter.
which probably bore the happy wri-
ter's name. had gone O. sea OF been
lost in the sandy waste ot the beach
The 8gitated handwriting ran
My dearest Agnes The other night
we were dancing here In the hotel ana
/ was dancing away. when Co my hor-
roT my dancing pump teu OF and was
lost IL the shuttle / was mighty Glad
thot II happened Al the hotel instead
of on the pier In an that mob
After the dance a dandy-iooking
fellow was eoins around hunting the
Cinderella who had lost her slipper.
Well he found me. AMI 10 was awfully
funny The crowd insisted We carry
out thr whole Cinderella performance.
The next night ws We're married. and
low they are calling me Mrs Ford
Nobody Knows YET who arr the Fori-
who have plunged in the deep mairi-
upuial waters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
iA2m, seed. en-
EOR SALE

Aberdeen Angus bull eight months old;
can be registered; has all the points of a
tine show bull. No better pedigree can
he shown in the country.
David l. Jaynes,
axfiu Massaponax, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
JOB PRINTING

The FTes Lance Is prepared to do all
kinds OF Job printing In first-class style
at modsrats prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29

state 81 Virginia. county Of Spotsylvania.
So L. !. Taylor. Cashier 81 the above
named hank. do -oiemnly swear that the
above sta temcnt j. true 10 the best Of my
know ledge and belief.
!. 4. TAYLOR. Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to- before me this 18th
day of Au-.. 1907.
: G.. wHITEHOUSE. y. T..
M com. eNp. Oct Il. 1897.
COrrect-Attest.
A. W. WALLACE,
HUGH ID. SCOTT.
J. STANSBURI WALLACE,
Directors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF

The National Bank Of Fredericksburg. at
Fredericksburg in the State Of Virginia.
at the close Of business Aug. -.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
DROWNED HIS CHILD
Insane Man Made Human Sacrifice Fol
Sins Of World.

Insane Man Made Human Sacrifice For
Sins Of World.
Detroit. Mich. Aug 2S. Albert
Stemme!en. a bOOkkeeper. became in
sane. and. taking his 2-year-old daugn
ter Helen, TO the Belle Isle bridge
threw her into the Detroit river. and
watched the little one struggle and
drown. Stemmelen's insanity is OF
the religious order. and he believed he
was making an acceptable human sac
fifice TO God for the sins of the world
Leaving the bridge, he went TO police
headquarters and calmly announced
what he had done. He had no sooner
been locked in a cell than the prison
er's wife telephoned the police that
the little girl was missing II then
developed that Stemmelen had been
talking queerly for about a month
and that at dinner he began to show
symptoms that alarmed his family
There is one more child surviving.
COPARINEi1SnIP DISSOLVED
The copartncrship herctofnr, existing
between l.. e. Snellings and y y Berrcv
under the firm name OF Snellngs a Rer-
rcy. IN Falmouth. has this day been dis
solved lay mutual consent Mr. y y
B"rrey will conduct the business and set
Tie all accounts due 10y said firm and IT,
ceivc all debts due same
l.. e. Snellings.
y. v BerTey
Aug. II. 1907. ol5wtw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
BREAD. BREAD. BREAD.

Mothers Bread. Grandma's Bread, Rye
Bread. Graham Bread, Plain White
Bread. Cream Bread, Pullman Bread AT
Brannan's- See our ad. elsewhere.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
4 REAL CINDERELLA
Finding OfLetter on Atlantic City
Boardwalk Reveals Romance.
LOST SHOE IN BALL ROOM

Letter Tells OF Girls Mishap at Dance
and Wedding That Followed Rsturn
CT Shoe-Girl 5athers Must Wear
Stockings.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Der troftlofe n)ittuer.

Des 8abers seiferl syrau mar ses
ftorben Sein Sreunb,~ Der S1neiberz
meiiter BOD, begleitete unb untsritiist.
ibn Bel benz f9tperen @ange gum
Sriebbof. Ollie feline trDitenben Morte
permohten dber ben armen Seiferl
niht aufauri1ten. Wie Elm ibpans
fenber Mft hing er am Mrme 8ods,
beg @9neibers. Da fhien bie1em ber
3ufan ein Sroltmittel bieten ~ tppls
len: bic reide unb nod red. ftottli9e
Wtttpe, Jrau Shma6tlins, fab 5u
einem 5eniter ibres pierit0disen. bD9lt
rentablen 8eIibtbums beraus.
rDa fdau maui" perfudte Bod
ebenlo gefiiblz als gefdmadboa gu trD,
iten, rba 19au maui, iiebf %, bas
mar jeBtio cine Yartie fiir Di9!"
rNber tpie maeIt Ou benn an 10
mas benten," entsesnete bsinabs ems
port @eiferl, rieBt, tpo mir erit meine
quite 2llte einsraben seben! Sd bei@
ratb' iiberbaupt mein' 2ebtas nint
mebr. Sd bab' meine Mlte su germ
s'babt."
llnb fie parb beerbist.
Seimtpdrts gingen Seif.rl xnb Bod
ben sleiden Weg ipie gu benz fdperen
Gang. BOD naste ni9t mebr bas
@efprdh auf Die piertDdise rei9e
Wittpe gu lenfen. @9mer5gebsugt
blieb aber plDbli9 Der troitlofe Gatte
mttten in Der Strabe iteben unb frug
thrdnenben Muses unb nit bsbenber
@timme: uWo - Daft % e'iast
bat iie porbin 'runters'fdauta"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

Mm 10. SnIi in gonol Doper GbriF
i5eil i'm Utter bon rs 5abren. Der
yerItorbene mar in unter,Deibbeim I'M
8robbersosibum Daoen. asborel uno
tam 1853 nod ben Der. staaten. Gr
orbeitste suerif sDei Sabre in gufalo.
ioM bann nad Nem philadelphia. no
II fir Bartles arbeitete uno in, Sabre
1866 liebelte er nah Ganal Oouer
iiber ,ino erridtete cine 6hmiebe, bic
er erfOlareiG betrieb. SIM Sabre 1859
bate er iid NIT Warp Dammono Der.
beiratbet. bic ibm neun Rinoer aebar,
Don tpelhen nod ied,s am 4eben lino.
Nm Is. Suli in Stem pbilaoelpbio
@briitian 2erner I'M Nlter bon IS sSab=
r.n. 2erner uobnte friiber III geals.
pille, bat aber in her lebten 3eit feline
0eimatb bier BEL ieiner 3ohter, Grau
Wiliam Grunoer. gelnadt. 9ie 2ei=
DE puroe nad Bealspi1e gebrabt, u,
bort befattet su tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
81. 3 0.

goien fnr Gommer Sourifisn nod
Gboutauqua 2oie BON NslD1pbilooel.
pbia fur $40 fur Die Hurbfd9rt.
3eit bis 81. Ottober.
grcurlon Der Mooern WDoomen
natb @ilper Safe am 6amlfag. 20.
Suit. Ger 3ua perldBt New ghila-
oelphio Woreens um 7.30 unb f1brt
UNI Z lbr Mbenos pon 6iluer Qote au-
rid. preiIe $l.25 fir grluadlene
uno 65 gents fur Ginoer.
greurlion na1 Glepelaro. Gonntag.
id. Suli. preis $3.50 siir bic Runos
fab,t. Der 3ua perldbt 9ieip pbila-
belpbio um 6.l8 Yormittaas .uno fdbrt
Mbenbs bon gleuelano suriid.
sl3.O5 nad pbilaoeIpbia unb 3uriif
iiber Die y. & 8. @iienbabn pom IL.
bis Is. Suli. Die 5ifets inb gut fir
Die 3iidiabrt bis gum %. Suli nno
miro auF 8erlan9en Die Griit bis 81.
Suli perldn9ert. Mufentbalt tpiro be-
milligt in Walbinaton uno Baltimore.
Neuer 3us nod @leoelano'unb 3pi.
i1en=9tationen. NerldBt Nem phlla=
oelpbia an Wobentagen Morgens nm
5.l8. oil Sonnta9en um 6.l8. 9iiid-
fabrt am Nbeno.
Gbautauqua Safe, preis fur Som-
mer 5ouriiten fir Die &unoiahrt bon
Nep philadelphia $7.4O. BIS 81.
Oftober.
Sebt ben neuen td9liben 3u9 3mi=
iden uhribspille. Neu Dbilaoelpbla,
@anal Doper uno WailiQon.
Biu,ge preiie fur 5Onutaa.
0etibule 3u9e Nr. l6 uno II. Dobe
&udfBe. porter gum Nbwarien, obne
grtra=2oiten.
yi0iee preiie fiir 9simatbiudeuoe
uno 5onrilten.
9urhaebenoe 5Alafluagen.
Same stonn n MustelIAn0.
lleber Wafbin9ton, .. 6. iiber perl1ies
oene 2inien. Nuientbalt betpili9t.
t Vllllle Yretle nat:
@potana, .. .. g.. u. 2. bis H..
Suli.
Mtlantic @itp. l. Nuguf.
Boiton 9eimwote. 25. bis %. Suli.
greurlion nod Niasara Sails am 3.
NusuH. Sir ndbere Nustunft ,penoe
man li9 an bic Sidet Msenten Der y.
& .. Gilenbahn ooer idreibe al M.
g. @arrel. .. g. g., .. g. >. 81. st.. i.
@lepelano, ..
Man ertunoise lid bel ben Ngenten
ilber bic prelle uno Gabrpldne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Wtt Oeit ,.Yricffaiten"

elmer ieben erbBen 3e,tnu9 pirb dslic beieibe rose
seribtet nS4 babe MID ourd thDribte 9ernn9ldiii-
9nng uub ueberanftrensnna rntnirt. SD lebe an
uebelfett AufftoBeu. &opfifnter5 Sdrpinbel 9tden=
idpafe iouie on @eritppiuue unb 9eberanidipelluus
ipdbreno eiue 9raue 6eiitstarbe uno bic seibtuDe.
nen Auesnlieoer mir iaaen boB oud tene Neren ent=
5iuoet iino. 9GoS ratben Sic mir at tbun Nue BON
mir oerintten Mitel Dabeu ndpts 9epolfen" llnb in
1ebem sSole pirb bic Qntpprt loiteu baB bic neiten
Yatentme03inen. Soausmitte uno tp,e biee Wtrturen
r ami p Ss ps s @e p ns
neilig bic SpntptDute burd) Gnecfii6er nnb anbere
dsenbe Stoffe pertreiben nit aber oe 2eibe ot ben
Srnno 9ehen nno EN- gnoe beretten; Selfen tonner
ba irr bic 6eriibmten ct Bernard Gr1nterpilen B. b.
eine nirtlide. aus ben beilfrdtgen Y1ansenfdfteu
Subereitete srsnei bic iton un8abgen Setbenben ges
hplfen bat neil ie benz uebe auf ben @runo gebt bic
Weroauuna ipieoer heritelt uno relfes, 9utes Slut
11afft be Guele neuer, geiunber 2ebensfraft. Sn
allen appbbefen fir nur 25 Gents sn baben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
9te reiaenOe Graa

1T ni9t notbmenoiaertueiie oieieniee bon
uolltommener @eitalt uno @elidtsbil=
oung. 8iele einfahe Grauen. pelde
ME als aiinitlermooeae oienen t0nnten,
beIiben iene ieltenen @isenidaften,
tDel1e aae Welt beiuunoert; Netti9teit,
flare Mugen. refine alatte 9aut unb iene
2eidtigteit in @9ritt unb 9bdtieteit.
uel6e CUTE @eiunobeit beeleiten. Cine
pbpliid ihwa6e Grau iii ME an3iebeno,
ielbt ni6t fiir lih felbit. electric git=
ters turiren ihtpche Grauen. qeben
larte Werben, gl1n3enoe Nugen. glatte,
iammtueine 6aut. berrliten 5eint.
8arantirt BON %. 9. peter's Mpotbefe.
Sn peters Npotbete miro oeuti6 9eipro.
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

Gr Hts Dien mGb 4tn:
~ggot madt benn eegentlib Deins
6errfhGt213 neites Dienits Z
m 10 hen: .Mh SOFT. ID gloobe.
ben 2euten iebt ct pOd man iehr
1nieb!" Grtes Dien tim d b.
hen: rWieio benn9" 3neitea
Dienitm m d b htn: .yea. r,eultd
fab id man eent pulIe ftebn. ba ftanh
bruff: .Nlter Rognat,' unb ,bann bic
@eise gu Weibnudten fir ben Sungen.
bort id man, fDlI poh alt finb ttd.
tpenr, man Tonne @aden fdon fir alt
fooft!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
ItehpHlnutk.

a.: r@eitatten sic, bab id Sbnen
gu Sbrer @erlobung gratulire, tpie fam
bas 10 f9neu9 Sd badte, Sic beab<
fIhtigten, lebig gu bleiben9" g.:
nSa, getptb. Mber neuli9 Mbenbs auf
einem gall traf i'd Elm biibfdes iunges
Mdb9en. Sd fam nit ibr in's Sc
fpra4, unb benten sic, fie betannte
mir, bab aud iie entf4loi7en lei, lebig
gu bleiben! Cine grDbere uebereins
ftimmung Der gebanten tann man iih
bod unn,Dgli9 benten unb 10 bers
lpbten mir uns."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
4)1d1Tfr Druutfn.r.

(Mus .bem 8eridte zines @efangens
oufiebers an bic borgefebte 8ebDrbe,
betreffenb cine Gefdngnibrepolte.)
.Mu9 Strdflins Meier seberbete fin
ipie rdfenb unb tieB unter anberem
du9 bic Drobung aus, er tperbe ben
biden Baud bes ebrfur4tsSauit @es
fertisten aufl9liben.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Wut uepehrtt.

& Rdufma nm (dls Elm Derarmter
Rollege Inn unterftiibung trfiht unb
angibt. piermal Ronturs semd4t gu
haben): .Da sebe ih nidts! Bier
NAL apnturs eelnaht unb bann 6s9'
ten geb'n miifen9 Dummbeit unter.
itiiBe i'd prinaipieu niht!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Gin >enfmiiroi8er 9aa.

gines 9ages erinnern MIR uns als
zines freuSigen iopobl als zines fir
unfere 0tiunbbeit beilfamen, ndmltb
oellen, an iDelbem mir nit Dr. 3ina's
yietp 2ife pillen betannt ipurben, benz
ihmer3loien 9einiaungsmittel, ueltbes
Ropfwtt unb Gallenleioen turirt, unb
bic gingeDeib. in Orbnuna b1lt. @a.
rantirt bon %. Is. peter's Mpotbite.
Sur Is Cents. Geriu6t fe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Anfrfd1tfu.I

grGut is a M: r6ier, liebite
@lfa, brinse i4 Dir ein @ebihtbGnos
den bon mir unb zines BON meinen
8ruber." gI a: rMuB t9 benn
bic Gebi1te ton 9einem 8ruber aud)
lefen?" -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
5luulu1tblfd!.

M iii 9ner (oer in einem Nes
faurant Elm platat naein Srinfs
spans" iiebt): v6a, Srint5tpang,
aibt's benn bog ad9"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
5rrrrd,lnu ,iar Uiitr.

6err: .Wenn sic iih nidt au,
eenblidlia entfernen, 70 rufe i'd einen
Dienftmann unb luife Sic binausper>
FEM" Saufirer: r@eben Sic
mir bic 6dIft' bon benz, mas Der
Dienitmann foit', unb icb seb' felbft!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
RrHnttu1tttu.

Gin orner Mann, Der feine Mrbeii
finben fann, bittet um l1nteritiisung!"
,Das blben sic por.sebn Sabren
aud 1don gefagt!" .Na alfo, ba
feben Sic, tpie fdper es 1T. beut5utas'
Mrbeit'su finben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
der n,tte 5Friihlittu.

Didterling: nNd, pie of
babe t9 fbon ben Triibling befungen!"
-Sreunb b: limb er fommt bod
olle Sabre tpteDer."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18


peter COOPER 9enitt in SEEM Sort
MID i'm 2auIe oieler Wode i'm 2ono
Sslano @uno GabrDeriude nit einem
BON ibm ieIbit srbauten Yoote neuarti=
ger Gonltruftion MAIDEN. EaGelbe
lou nibt oas Waier auf Der Iabrt
ourhIAneioen. ionoern es iol lber
oemielben tueg9leiten uno cine Sc.
idwinoigteit bon elmer Wleile in Der
Minute erreiden. 9ie 6abr3eit stpi=
Iden Sem Oort uno GberbourQ. mel6e
ieBt penisltens flint Sage in Mniprud
nimmt, miiroe oaour9 auf 80 6tunoen
berabseminoert. 9as Yeriu1s.goot
1T q SUB lang unb bat einen breiten,
fla9en Booen. 9ln benz Boben bat es
auf beioen 5eiten cine Nrt stabl= Gloi=
len, pelfe es i'm @leidsspibt balten
ioaen.
+ Sn Ginnlano iino betanntli1 cine
Nnaabi Jrauen in's parlament eewdblt
moroen. ytun uoate lebte Wode in
9eliingfors Elm bo1a1tbarer Ginne
aus Ner9er oariiber Selltmoro begeben,
neil iib feline Trau tpeieerte, ibm leine
GnOpfe an3undben uno feline @triimpfe
gu ltOpfen. felt iie in bas finnii9e par=
lament getD1blt nuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
Gin ,vumo erb ares geaebnik.

port Byron. q. g., 1T bon einem
Der trnnberbarlien 0eilfdue 3eu9e ae.
tpelen. nelde ie befannt lpurben. Mmos
s. Sing bOn ienent plabe ioqt:
.Bndlen's Nrnica 6albe beilte cine
Wunoe an ineinem Bein. moran Id
ldn9er dig 80 Sabre 9elitten bate. Sd
bin iebt IS Sabre alt." Garantirt alie
WunOen 3u beilsn. 25 Gents. in Sc.
ters Apotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
2Sertanf NIT !. !. &abatt.
seeinneno an, oonncritae, IS. Snli' nno enSeno
am gnntita8, -. SMlt.

UtUtUutUu EUUuttVug, o. sytt1t
am gantita8, 27. Sult.
sSr sranpalten bieie Nerfdu pemal I'M Sabr e einen
Gnbe elmer Salon Ble 2eue merfen au oieielben nno
warten baran uniere sbht babel it, ale niere ndt PER-
aue1 Waaren IN 8aar unl3liiesen tno Haum 81 MAIDEN
fir Die ggaaren Bee neuel @aiion.
Sine NeOuftiOn bon eiufnt Siertcl lit eine
grobr Griparnib, anf bic fs ii(b idon
I'll Darteu fir Gud) DerlObnt.
seb Die l5re au ben Baaren, 5ebt enen giere bapon
alb nb aebt nns ben &eit unb Die gaaren aehHren @nd
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18


Noam GinB beabfdtiot in Ga
nal Ooper Elm @ebduoe gu erridten,
nm in oemielben Elm neues W0belae=
hdft gu er0ffnen.
Sn Canal Doper .puroe Elm 2ano.
itreider 9}amens Soiepb Qarlo perbaf.
tet. neil ct brei Gabrrdoe. 9eitoblen.
Der Mann CAB Dor, er iein Elm Ddno=
ler nit Jabrrdoern uno iobalo er zines
aeftoblen, iuhte ct ss aud pieoer an
Wtann 3u brln9en.
- 8ei Dem 0eriude, anoere su ret=
ten. 1T am Jreitaa Der l5idbrige Ylate
0inos bon Stem @omerstomn I'M 5us=
earaluas JluBe ertrunfen. Sic Me=
tbooiltentirhe BON Seem Gomerstomn
bate bel 9Ouahertps synisl stn pic=gtic
uno als Breoiser Sarlbman nit ieiner
Grau, einer anbern Dame unb Ieinem
Rnaben iiber oeu Glub fubr. iblus oas
Boot um uno bic SnialIen fielen in's
Waher. Mit anoern ipoate au1 Der
lunae 6inos ben Sdiffbriiblsen gu
Dnlfe ellen, gerietb aber an cine tieie
Ste0e uno oa er ni1t gut idmimmen
tonnte. ertranf CT. Sic synialIen oes
Bootes lpurosn aerettet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18

25 prren Habatt alien Nn5isen fir &nabeu un0 &inor
aSo an aaen fenrn 6pen fur Wldnner jeten Nlters.
OieS 1T eac Olesmbeit @elo paren noem Sbr ans<
sebt.
DIE sE]NHAUSER CLOTHING 90.
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: 2est aDoIpts Nn3sise.
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2est aDoIpbs Au3siss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-18
9eiratbsbe be,ptutgmneet,.

Ssrant polen, Canal Dober - Mlice
Ghpab, Stone Greet.
Sohn M. Yomers- Carrie M. RiHea,
beioe bon Nem philadelphia.
Ut. Me9lellan Wobr, Dennilon gbitb
y. Dapis. ubridspille.
Carl y. OlmIfeab - 6rances Wallace,
beioe BON fem philadelphia.
5. 9. Collins. 9bree Gbur1es, %.
Va. = 0arriet 3lefner. someroale.
Sohn 8. Mc@artbp. 0oaonap. .. =
goitb Map Bater. New pbila.
Sobn Doolep - Margaret s. Cole,
beios BON ubridspile.
0enrp @eo. MeMiflen - Marp sSrau=
ces, beioe bon Nem philadelphia.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
Don't Kill Squirrels.

An Act to prohibit the killing of squir-
 rels in Monroe, Lee, Phillips and
 St. Francis Counties during cer-
 tain seasons.
 Be 1t Enacted by the General Assem-.
 bly of the State of Arkansas:
 Section l. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to shoot or kill any squirrel or squirrels in Monroe, Lee, Phillips and St. Francis counties from the first of December until the first of May in each year. Section 2. Any person or personi violating the provisions of this Act shall be upon conviction fined in any sum not less than five or moro than twenty dollars.
 Section 3. That ell laws and parti of laws in conflict herewith be and thu same are hereby repealed and thiI l[Actl take effect and be in force iron and after its passage.
 Approved February 21, 1907.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
Al Enjoyable Trip.

Messrs. R. M. Nimocks, Charley Lewis, S. P. Mcdaniel and W. l.. Barker, hat an interesting trip Sun day last, in the launch Buster, their destination being the Moseley place, about twenty-two or twenty-three miles up u e St. Francis river, where MT. Lewis las business interests.
 The part left Madison at 9 o'clock, and reached Gray's Store shortly after II. Here the first stop was made, and the voyagers enjoyed an appetizing dinner, washed down with pot of delicious coffee, furnished by Mrs. Bob Swan, to whom the party are under lasting obligations, as well as to MT. Swan, who took them in out Of the wet, and extended them the hos pitality of his store.
 After leaving Gray's Store at 12:30, they ran to the Moseley place, and thence to Sand Slough, after supply of gasoline.
 They started on the return trip at , o'clock, making the run down the river without stop, and arriving 1T Madison at 5:45, having covered nearly fifty miles in nine hours, with stops which brought the actual running time down to about five and a half ol nix hours.
 Outside of a little misting rain 1T the morning, which dampened the party's clothing, but not their spirit . most enjoyable day was spent. Int
 Buster ran like a charm, and wa.
 perfectly obedient to the slightes touch of her steering wheel, while tn
 engine never missed stroke. In fact
 moro mishaps were met with in th
 four mile land trip from Madison | Forrest City than in the fifty mi
 water trip.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown, of Winterton, N. Y., had very remarkable experience; He says: Doctors got badly mixed up over me. One said heart disease; two called it kidney trouble; the fourth, blood poison; and the fifth stomach and liver trouble, but none of them helped me, so my wife ad- vised trying Electric Bitters, which are restoring me to perfect health. One bot tie did me more good than all the Ave doctors prescribed" Guaran- teed to cure blood poison, weakness and all stomach, liver and kidney complaints by all druggists. SOC. Mrs. Townsend and Miss Edith and Master Hulburt Vadakin, of Shelby vile, Illinois, are expected at ye edi. tors home tomorrow or Sunday, and Edith and her papa will celebrate their birthday anniversary Sunday, with a big turkey dinner. The inter vening time passes slowly. Mrs Townsend and the children will be glad to meet their friends during their visit, which will be for perhaps . month.
 "More A oout the Teddy Bears" i'
 the title of the new Teddy Bear Bool this rear. At the Newsstand at sl6o
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils Making General Average of 90 or Better in Second Month
 Examination at c. R. |.

The following is the grade and the
 name of all pupils who made gen. eral average of ninety per cent h their studies during the second month of the 19O7-'0s term at the Crowley Ridge Institute, as determined by the monthly examination: 2e
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
A Sure Cure for Malaria.

Try Yucatan Chill Tonic, superior to all. acceptable to the most delicate person. One bottle will work won- ders. Price soc. A free sample at J. T. Handon' Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
Lloyd Wolf
 Mildred Perkins Rarhara Wiplev

Muriel Rogers Lloyd Wolf Tom Campbell Mildred Perkins Mary York Barbara Wigley Eva Boyett Anna Clay Sanders Casey Ingram Walter Prewitt Julia Bonner Virginia Rollwage SIXTH aRADH-NIss WRITTEN. Lela Jordan John Webb Leta Howell Willie Fondfen Lucille Johnson Bennie McCrary Annie Thomas Dorinda Thompson Eugenia Thomas Lena Thompson Weston Payne Willie Lee Watkins Porter Neill Walter Neel Herman Rollwage Freddie Mcknight Alleyne Rollwage Bessie Mai Williams
 SEVENTH aRADB-ARs. T. c. NALL Helen Nichols Virginia Norton Susie Nelson Goodwin Tipton Elizabeth Davis Evelyn Pettus Norton Prewett Mattie Vogsl Courtney Cowan Georgia Merwin Henry Calling Edward Mallory Virgil Delano Louis Ravens Robin Williams
 EIGHTH GRADR-MRs. T. c. NALL. Mae Brown Annie Campbell Leora Fields Annie Mabley Erie Payne
 NINTH 0RADB-PROr. NALL. May Boyle Olive Johnson Mamie Evans Jennie York Edna Gill Elizabeth Prewet Nellie Delano Walter Stevens Dick Pvyne
 TENTH GRADE-PROF. NALL. Bessie Stevens Linnie BeAucham Leta Mai Hancock Newman Laughinghouse
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13

We have a big new stock of ink stands, paper weights, paper knives rulers, book marks, shopping lists penholders, pens, pencils of all kinds and prices, inks, library paste, mucil- age, erasers, rubber bands and all kinds of desk furnishings and necessities at the Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-13
FIRST GRADE-MIss FIREMAN.

MISS FIREMAN. William Nail Ernest Borden Alvah Byrd Tarver Frank Merwin Forrest Bogart Ollie Lambert Herman Waterman Rodney Heartsill Robert Stevens Clara Beard Lena Neill $ Agile Merritt Mary Joe Barnhart Evelyn Williams Mary Nelson
 Bessie Neel
 Thelma Bottoms Pearl Turner
 Inez Hancock
 Birdie Folsom 3E-MIss JONES.
 Mildred Hancock Lucille Lewis
 Joe Franks
 Hardie Johnson Amanda McMickles Thornal Fondren Lola Brantley MISS BRIDEwELL. Willard DelanO Clifford McGaha Mallory Williams MISS PEARLE DAVIS Catherine Perkins James Ables
 Roy Fisher
 Henry Gray
 Mabel Fisher
 Mary Sanders
 Sammie Yofe
 James Curry
 Eloise Buford
 Russell Williams
 Mamie Wilkins
 Catherine Wake Calvin McMickles
 Nellie Taylor
 Doris Hodges wHITTFN.
 Mary Ahlstedt Everett McCutcheo
 Bessie Heartsill May Laughinghoui Il Margaret Barrow el Lillian Bernard