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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-08-05
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Simple In Construction and Easy to
Keep Clean.

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accompanying illustration, says the
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-08-05
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Evening star., 1909-09-05

noise in the kitchen, which suffice ID for her excuse
Bostwck listened for second, his deep-set
eyes keenly fixed on the girl, like very orbs of
suspicion and jealousy. He lowered his voice
Has that ruffan Van Buren been here
recenty?"
She raised her brows in well feigned astonsh-
ment. II haven't heard of any ruffian being
in town"
Bostwck studied her face for moment in
silence. I'm be around this afternoon" he
repeated 'Goodby.' He departed hurried
ly, glancng at his watch as he went.
MOT block from the house he met old Billy
Stitts, who, though quite unknown to the
New York man, knew Bostwick in way of
his own.
Morning, Uncle. Howdy?" he said, block
ing Bostwick's path. Back, see. Welcome
home. guess you don't know me as well as
| know you. Ny name is Stitts, Billy Stitts,
and I'm gittn' on fine with your niece I'm
the only one which runs her errands and gifts
any inside track"
Bostwick, staring at the old chap ominously,
and about to sweep him aside as bit of old
rubbish too familiar and impudent for toler-
ance, paused abruptly in his impulse, at hint
that Billy had supplied. oh" he said.
How are your So you are the friend who
runs Miss Kent's errands? You must be the
Evening star., 1909-09-05

one she asked me to befriend whenever could y
Did She" said old Billy inortnately
pleased What did | tell you about the in
side track"
I'm glad if you have been of use" Bost-
wick told him insidiously. You didn't say
what your services have been Just a few
errands, l SUPPOSED"
Never you mnd!' said Billy, with pro-
toundly impressive wink. That's between
her and me. That amt even fer you. Uncle
Bostwlck,' and he winked again
OF course, of course" agreed Bostwick,
half consumed with rage at the old fellow 5
abomlnable manners and familiarity III
keep you in mind and add some reward of my
own on the next occasion.
He bowed and fastened on his way boiling
with curiosity to know what it was that Beth
had been dong to require this old tattler S
services. He meant to ascertain. His sus-
picions went at once to Van, at thought Of
whom he closed his jaw like wise.
Filled with turmoil of thoughts that seethed
IN his brain, like a brew in a witch's caldron
some of them dark, some golden bright
and some Of them red with the lust for many
things he proceeded down street to McCoppet' S
place, to find himself locked out of the private
den, where the gambler was closeted with
Lawrence.
To be continued next Sunday.
Evening star., 1909-09-05

You hear much about expensive, cumber-
some methods of sweeping carpets and rugs,
and it is therefore well to consider the merits
OF the only inexpensive. efficient cleaning de
vice that has ever been produced. namely:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
GET RIGHT KIND OF BUSTER
Subject of Mere Importance Than Is Generally Considercd-cheese-
 cloth the Best

--~-' all housekeepers realize the importance of having the right kind Of ,iEster. They will get stiff calico or linty fabrics and rub them over wooden furniture. totally unconscious that they are not doing their work.
 Cheesecloth makes the best general duster for wood, silk for fine orna- monts or polished surface and heavy canton flannel for floors.
 The chief objection to the cheese cloth duster is that it must be hemmed. soils easily and soon gets slinky. A substitute that is cut" as good, little more expensive and saves much time is to buy a supply of red bandana handkerchiefs for use as dusters. If these are bought at wholesale they are cheaper and can be disposed of among ones friends.
 Mems old silk handkerchiefs should never be thrown away when worn and thin. They are just the thing for dust ing the polished surface of the piano, ivory ornaments and fine china and glass bric-a-brac.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
TAKE TIME ID. PLEAD Alleged RevoIutionists Arraign- ed and Hold Out For
 Statutory Time Cases of Salazar, Rapier and Patterson Postponed Until
 May '

TOMBSTONE, May 4.-The alleg- sn revolutionists. Magon. NhfsreaL and Rivera. were arraigned on the in- dictments that were found against .bem and took the statutory time in which to plead. The new iniict- ments were returned yesterday ana is A lengthy document Of 1oo cioseiy typewritten pages and contains TOUT separste and d stinct counts against the accused. The first count goes 10 the charge of conspiracy and is very similar to the charge in the old in tiictment to which the defendants have already entered pleas or not guilty. The second count charges them with ente ing nto conspir- acy with a number of others 10 set on foot a military expedition against the Mex,can government and quotes a letter that was signed by Magon to one Thomas Espinosa at Douglas disclosing to him the plans of the La Junta and also a copy Of commls- sion that was mailed to him by the officers of the La 1unta at St. Louis of his appointment as an officer in the expedition.
 The third count in the indictment is similar to the second with the ex- cepfion that it charges them with ccnspring with one Bruno Truino at Mowry Camp, near Patagonia and gives a copy of letter that was sent by Magon to Truino and in which he approves of his plan to attack anf capture the custom ofices at Nogales as well as the city. |. The ourth count alleges that they conspired with other to start the ex- petition out of Douglas on or about the 27th day of August, 1906, which was about the time that the rangers made a raid on the:r headquarters and captured a number of the mem bers fthe La Junta as well as some arms, a number of sticks Of giant powder as well as flags, banners and considerable literature of the revplu- tionist party.
 Samuel Salaza. who was indicted on two charges of violating the United States laws. was brought into court this morning and entered a plea of not guilty to both the charges. The cases were then set down for trial on the Eth of May.
 The cases of Blueford Rapier. charged with passing forged govern ment checks, was also continued un- til the 7th
 A similar order was made in the case of the government against Fan nie Peterson, and in the meantime the trial jurors are having an easy time, reporting for duty both morn ing and afternoon and then being ex- cused until the next time of the converting of court
 In the Case of Sherwood & Sher- wood ys. Dunigan & Douglas. mo ticn was entered dismissing the case, it being so entered at the request of the plaintiffs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
The HOme.-

Embroideries and colored garments should be ironed on the wrong side.
 Marble should be washed with am- monia and water rather than with soap and water
 A great many blemishes on wall pa per may be removed with rubber on lead pencil.
 Dried lemon peel sprinkled over coals will destroy any disagreeable odor about the house.
 Combs soon warp and break If washed with water. A good stiff nail brush cleans them we'll The bureau drawer can be made to open easily and noiselessly by rub ping it with common soap To cool an oven while baking never leave the door open, but DC, .t by the drafts or removing enc If the plates over the oven
 An iadia-rubber kot-water bottle is easily cleaned. Wash tt well with luke-warm water and soap. rubbing on the soap with a piece of flannel f Remove grease stains by saturating | the spots with aico5oi rather than ben. , zine. Alcohol does not leave ring around the spot afterward. Wash with cold water
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
WOMAN FAILS ID.
 GET WRIT
Mrs. Myra Keegan Will Have to Remain in County Jail for
 Grand jury Decision
Old Bogus Coin Offenders Are Indicted As Counterfeiters
 -0ther Cases
Special to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, May 4.-The applica- ton for writ of habeas corpus sought out yesterday for the release of Mrs. Myra Keegan. who was recently placed in the county jail here to await the actlcn of the grand jury on charge of grand larceny, was denied by Judge Doan after the matter had been pre- sented to him in court. The attorneys for the defendant attempted to show that her being held in the county jail was not legal and attempted to at tack the commitment. The matter was contested by District Attorney Williams and the court ruled that the papers seemed to be regular and the writ was denied.
 An order was entered on motion of the United States Attorney dismiss ing the cases against Myrtle Fitting and Frank Barney and exonorating the bondsmen. They had been held to await the action of the grand jury on charges of adultery. The case was continued from the last term of the United States court.
 The indictment returned against Fred Weiland and his brother on yes terday by the United States grand jury charging them with making and pass ing counterfeit money. It will be re membered that the two brothers were arrested in Douglas about two years since for passing counterfeit twenty dollar gold pieces, which they were making on a ranch in the Swisshelms. They were brought over here and pleaded guilty to an indictment found against them in the territorial court and were sentenced to serve terms in the territorial prison, where one of them is at the present time. The oth- CT, the youngest brother. was taken from the penitentiary about six weeks since and placed in the territorial asy- lum. He became melancholy and re- fused to eat for weeks at time and made one or tw attempts at suicide by taking poison.
 The fee cases, which involves the fees of the various justices, consta- bles and deputy sheriffs of Bisbee, Lowell and Douglas for the first ouar- ter of this year, were ordered trans ferred to Pima county for trial after attorneys in behalf of the officers had filed the necessary affidayits for the change of venue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
COUNTY OFFICERS
 REPORTS OPTIMISTIC
( Special to Reyiew.)

TOMBSTONE, May 4.-The reports of the various county officers for the month of April which have just been filed show that it was a banner month for the total amount of revenue that was collected and turned into the county treasury, the total amount De- lng s49,S15.21. There will not be an other month in which the receipts will come anywhere near this amount ex- acept December, when the county and territorial taxes become due. The largest amount turned in was that col lected by Sheriff White, who collect ed the sum of s16,2l090 for licenses issued during the month. This in- cludes the larger portion of the liquor licenses which come due about the first of April, and at the rate ot sSeo the collections come in rapidly. An examination, however, shows that there has been falling off in the to- tai number issued by about twenty licenses, there being that number less than there was issued in April of last year.
 The assessors office was no far be- hind the sheriff's office in the amount of the revenue turned in. Assessor Howe being given credit for S15,oOO collected as school tax besides s22s15t collected as taxes on personal proper ty, so that there will still be col lected by the assessor and his deputies considerable more in both of these funds during the next two months.
 The next largest item of credit or the treasurer's report is that O slI.62S.30, which was received iron Territorial Auditor Foster, it bein' the county's apportionment of the ter ritorial school fund.
 The county recorders office con tributed the sum of $110o.9O whicl amount is not as large as was turne' in for the month of March but i above the average and with the e> z,enses of the office deducted will ne The county in the vicinity of $5oo.
 The probate court fees received fror estates and from the issuances of maj riage licenses was $246.1O.
 The balance of the receipts is mad ,,p from fines collected by the val ious justices of the peace throughou the county. back taxes and penalties sales of peits. school land leases, et'
 The expenditures amounted to th sum of s4127646.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
MEXICANS ARE
 ARRESTED

DOUGLAS, Arizona, May A. Hereafter when men appropriate b. cycles for a period longer than that for which they bargained they prob ably will go to some shop other than that of Ray Radford and Leslie Skiles. for those determined young men fol lowed two alleged bicycle thieves all the way to Colonia Morales, caused their arrest and recovered their prop erty.
 The wheels were rented by two Americans Thursday afternoon for one hour. The next morning the wheels had not been heard of and their owners cah1c to the conclusion that the bicycles had been stolen. They communicated with the authori- ties who telephoned in all directions, but nothing was heard of the bicycles until a friend of the two partners came in from Mexico and told them he had seen two men whom he knew riding wheels on his way up from Mexico. He knew they were without money and did not own bicycles.
 Taking advantage of this clue Rad ford and Skiles got, on their motor cy- cles and after arranging preliminar- ies at Agua Prieta with the authori- ties set of down the country. They left here about o'clock Friday night and at g o'clock the next morning reached Colonia Morales. distance of eighty miles. Telling their troubles to the local comisario, that official sent out a squad of men and in few hours in they came with the bicycles and riders. They were identified as the men to whom the bicycles were rented and the wheels also were iden- tified. Returning Sunday, Radford and Skiles got here about o'clock at night. The prisoner, in charge of off cers sent out from Agua Prieta, are now on their way to that town. Whether they will be handled in Mex ico for smuggling or whether they ul- timately will be prosecuted here on felony charge has not been deter mined
 They are known az D. Vim and Joseph Judd and are better known in Mexico than here. They have no connection with Colonia Morales.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
DEITMAS DISCUSSES
 ROAD PROBLEMS

TOMBSTONE. May 1.-The board of supervisors were in session yester- day afternoon and last evening. Su- pervisors McCabe and Sherrer came over on the morning train and Su- pervior Bowen was in attendance duing the afternoon. The board al lowed the usual number of salary warrants and disposed of consider able business.
 Road Oyerseer Deitmas of Wilcox appeared before the board and dis cussed the road quertion with them in regard to opening up certain roads running into that city which had been closed. There is considerable feeling over the matter in Wilcox, the town being about evenly livided as to whether or not the old road from Dos Cabezas into the town should be reopened or not It is claimed by some that the closing of the road was done for spite work | and for the purpose of compelling ali | the travel to enter the town at c-- end where certain mercantile inter ests are located. The road overseer was instructed to open up the old read
 The most important action of the board was the unanimous adoption | Of resolution introduced by Mr. l Bowen and seconded by Mir Shear which provides for the purchase of !, a tract of land in the vicinity of ! Douglas to be used as a county poor l farm. The land which the board has selected comprises about 100 acres
 which is abut a half a mile from the Calumet & Arizona smelter on the
 north and belongs to s. F. Mcguire.
 The resolution also provides that the
 probate judge appoint three disinter-
 ested parties to appraise the land in
 question so that the county can pur- chase the same.
 The question of the appointment
 vas sought to be brought up by Su
 pervisor Bowen, who made a motion
 that the appointment of the county
 rangers be taken from the table where 1t had been laying since the
 last session of the board. He includ. ed in his motion that besides the an. polntment of Harry Wheeler and Willia Olds that the name of Will liam Speed be included. The motion
 was lost for want of a second and the county ranger question stiII
 slumbers on the table where it will |, rest until the next meeting of the ]. board whn Mir. Bowen states he will f again call the matter up.
 There was no action taken in re , gard to the appointment of an ex 9 aminer to go over the books of tho
 lvarius county officers, but it is now
 understood that some action will b,
 taken at the next meeting on the n first Monday in June.
 The road overseer in the Dragoor d district was ordered to be instructe, D 10 make changes in the public roat Il in that district in compliance witt n the request of the citizens who wer' x represented before the board by D. ' Adams.
 C. c. Barry appeared before tn, |, beard in regarS to certain lots tha !, ae had purchased at a back tax sal
 in which an error had been made an
 asked fer refund of his none. A E''',-' was granted by the board. k Ths board adjourned to meet ol ,. the first Monday in June.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

ribbon tied in dainty bows around the stems.
 Bread Pudding.-Two cups bread crumbs, one and one-half cups grant, lated sugar, one-quarter cup butter. one-half cup sherry wine, one-half cup seeded raisins. one-half cup En. glish entrants. three pints sweet milk, three eggs beaten well, yolks and whites together: one-quarter teaspoon ground cinnamon. one-half teaspoon lemon extract, one-quarter teaspoon nutmeg. one-quarter teaspoon salt. Mix all the ingredients together and put in a buttered pudding dish and bake one-half hour in a moderate oven and serve hot. This does not need any sauce: it makes it's own sauce. Whipped Cream Pudding.-To one pint whipped cream add two table spoons sugar; beat until stiff. Dissolve one package gelatin with three-fourths cun boiling water When cool add to whipped cream. to this add green grapes cut in half Cor any fruit cut fine). and chopped walnuts. Mix all { together well, and set aside for half 1 hour to cool This will Ne sufficient for six people.
 Delicious Apple PudoIng.-Peel core and cut in halves four or five ap ples and place them in bottom of bak ! ing dish. Then rub together a table spoon of butter and two tablespoons of four and wet this mixture with | about three-quarters of cup of cold water: then add one cup of sugar | cinnamon, and litle salt. Pour this over the apples and bake until tender Serve with cream, and you have some thing good.
 l Brown Pudding.-One-ha.i cup mo i lasses, one-half cup sweet milk. one half cup suet chopped fine, one-hal cup raisins, good half cup of flour one-half teaspoon soda, little salt spices to suit taste Steam two hours Hard sauce: One-half cup sugar. one quarter cup butter. Stir to a cream yolk of one egg and white beaten t stif froth added.
 | Whipped Cream Sance.-Beat th' whites of two eggs until stiff and dry add three-fourths of a cup of powdere' sugar, using egg beater to mix. an' beat thoroughly. Stir in the unbeatel yolks of the eggs one teaspoon va nilla, and one-hals pint cream whicl has been well whipped. Be sure t use the eggbeater to mix all ingred ents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY SEAT
TOMBSTONE LocALa
Committed to Asylsm-Clarenc

Committed to Asylvm- Clarence Smith, . Douglas youth of about IT years of age. was yesterday taken up before the probate court and In the presence of Drs. Bacon and Hughart examined as to his sanity. It did not take the doctors and Judge Goodbody long to determine that he was suffering from . form of insan- ity that had been brought about by himself and he will have to be plac- ed in the asylum where he can be re strained. His condition is to be pit led. He will be taken to Phoenix within the next few days by Sheriff White.
 Seriously iIi--William McDsnieis, a we'll known cattleman who resides in Montezuma canyon in the Huachu- cas was brought Into the city last evening aad placed in the care of Dr. Bacon. He is suffering from a very serious case of constipation and unless some relief is had today it will be necessary to take him to the nos pital in Bisbee and an operation per formed. His condition is such that his wife was sent for last night and | it was feared that he might not re, cc"ec.
 Personals.
 Mrs. George Rafferty has returned from two weeks visit to relatives in Bisbee. While there she attended
 the wedding of her brother Ned Critchley to Miss Bessie Miller. Both
 the young folks are quite well known in this city and their friends here
 wish them long and prosperous
 welded fife
 Mrs. Weldon Humphries of Doug las and son are in the city as the guests of Mrs. c. Harrington and will remain for a fortnight. c. E. Buchner and and wife of Bis
 bee are in the city on a visit to friends.
 c. c. Barry of Naco was in the city today on a short business trip re- turning to the Border City this after. noon.
 Attorneys Fred Sutter and R. C. Stanford of Bisbee are in the city on business before the district court. l.. H. Lanon and wife of San Fran. cisco are in the city for a few days as the guests of friends c. D. Lowe, prominent business mn of Salt Lake City, is spending a few days here on mining business. Henry Hill and daughter, Mrs. Townsend of Clifton, are in the city, the former being called here as a witness before the United States court.
 D. A. Adams, the well known Ora goon racher. who owns the telephone line extending from Benson to Will COX and Coehise. was in the city to. day on short business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
aeyaN VISITS WINNIPEG.

WINNIPEG, Man. May 4.-WIIlIdli I Rryan of Nebraska is in Winnipeg for visit of two days. Tonight ana tomorrow night he is to be heard on inc lecture platform in the Central Conpregational church. Seats for both lectures were placed on sale week ago and the supply was practically e4bsnsted the first day of the sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

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 sweetened: juice of two oranges. half a cup of pale gre en ,malagas, ee ded an d halved; mix and chill. Serve in tall glasses with green
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

E. c. Shields has been elected to succeed John T. Winship as chairman of the democratic state central com mittee in Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

It is expected that Hal Chase, who ha.; recovered from his recent attack of smallpox. will be seen in the High' lauders' lineup within a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

" ell fort if Q q against the prop lem of what to have for an infor- nal tea, a little supper in her own dining room after the theater, or va riety in her childs lunch basket.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

It is expected that R. V. Davidson, attorney general of Texas, will be come a candidate for governor of that state at the primaries next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

St. Paul has sold of Dick Padden 10 the Little Rock club. Jack OCoh' nor is Dicks new boss.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-05

Charley Griffin, who has shown up we'll in his recent bouts. would like a match with Freddie welsh or Owen Moran.