davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
NOTICEI

We, the undersigned Bakers OF
Newport News and Phoebus, Va, find
It impossible to sell bread at any less
than four cents (ic) per loaf, and
Buns, Rolls at eight cents (.Sc) per
doz. wholesale, regardless of quantity.
on and after June i4th 1909. Owing
to the advanced price Of -four and
with no prospect of cheaper -four.
Very respectfully. Signed.
The HEALTH FOOD BAKERY, w.
X. Jennings. Prop.
OLD HOMESTEAD BAKERY. Davis
Bros. Proprietors.
MARYLAND BAKERY. J. H. Bruu-
ming. Prop.
EINwIcY's BAKERY. Louis EinvicK.
Prop.
UNION BAKERY Mary Van wagener.
Prop.
HEINICKEL's BAKERY. 4. X Helm
icseI. Prop
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE

HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BHI@s7
We can collect them. Guarantee 70
collect or no charge. GEO G.
BLAND. room :. Coleman Bldg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
SEE WARWICK PRINTING CO.
10 Tventy-nfth Street n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DoNENIoH BAGGAGE THkNS.
Ser; oficcs { & o. station. Phones.
Bcii. Nos. fo1 and l5S; cItizcus. No
II =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board Apply Ill
Twenty eighth St IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

Mess Pork, per bbl.-
July -. 2G.5O 2O.5O 20.50 29.5p
Sept. 20.sO 20.65 20.60 20.65
Lard, per 100 lbs
July -. 11.75 1177h11.75 11.77k
Sept. q. 1177K11.S2h11.72hl1.So
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs
Julv - 1l.32ie
Sept. :. 11.22H11-30 11.20 II 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

7-3-td.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
RECORDED
IN the Clerks Office Are
Several Deeds the Last
Day or So.

Joseph G. Elwell to Ella Brown,
] lot, Coal district.
Il. f. Fortney to F. D. Hndreth,
1855 acres. Eagle district
Mary A. Sandy and husband to
Leroy H. Martin, two-thirds interest
in oil and gas. Eagle district.
l. H. Rogers to F. y. Rogers. ;
acres, Eagle district.
Hornor Hardware Company 60
Con Horror. lots, Lumberport.
John Mason to Trustees U. B.
church. tract of land, Eagle district.
N. Alice corpening 10 CLYDE
Sturm, 10 acres. Simpson district.
LLOYD p. chalfant to George NJ.
Moffatt. half interest in lo., CLAY
district.
Ida S. Alhertson and husband TO
Obey w. Davis. l LOT, Salem.
Carl L. Horror 10 V. i. Hornor
and W. p. Long. 10 lots. shinnston.
John 7. Robinson and others 10
Marsh Coal and Coke COMPANY,
oae-haif interest in Is acres. nnnalo
creek.
John ID. Post to Writ ". Post i
lot. Clark district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Exclusive STYLES Enc Suits SIS

Suits with the charm of originality and dis
tinction Of good taste. beautiful 3-piecc model
self braided or embroidered, Dncctoirc ideas:
single ideas. One Of kind only.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Junior Suits $40

Made Of plain or fancy Worstcds. in blue,
green, and grey: semi-ftting Coats. in various
lengths, cxcclently lined and tailored. Skirt.
gorcd. Special Easter offering. ....... $1,000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
DIRECT TO PRISON
L. S. Convicts viii be Transported
ON Sentence of Count.


U. S, Marshal c. D. Elliott has re-
ccive instructions that In the future
federal prisoners shall be taken d.
rect from the local prison, after con-
viction, 10 the big federal prison At
Leayanwortib Kan, instead 'o; FIRST
being taken to the penitontlary at
Mouadsville ana later transferred,
as has been the custom. The gov
eminent will discoutine Incarceration
OF its prisoners at NToundsvilie ex-
clusively and prisoners viii be-
sentenced to Leavenworth. As re
suit, following the present Wheeling
term of court, MARSHAL Elliott viii
make another trip With the chain
gang.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Forenoon.

~ VI ILUVH' =. :.
CONSIDERATIONS.
2:30-Address by the Rev. j. r.
Nelson D. D.. secretary Of
Home Missions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Parsons-souders System
Models $2s.75

Tailor-nmdcs on par with expert custom
work. And what stunning Styles New three
button Cutaways, a anew hiplcss model with
French collar, finished with black Jet buttons
"a Handsome braided Suit with new French
l,ack-plain tailored Prince Chaps Skirts with
dcmi-prinecss or separate bodice Newest
colors and black. Special Easter offerings
$2S.;5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07

! A Southern wsmdh cooks h.r
sweet potatoes inAhfs way: Butter
and sugar-twice as hiueh butter as
sugar, a generous quantity-are. put
into shallow pan and the sliced un-
cooked sweet potatoes are laid in hot
water to about half cover the slices,
says the New York Sun. Then. the
pan is put into the oven ana the po-
tatoes are cooked slowly until they
are brown and tender and the con-
tents Of the pan aer boiled down.
The huttery syrup is turned over the
potatoes in serving them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
NAMEsAKE FOR MAYon.E1rcr

The s;ork left a fine boy at Tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rpltz.
5as' after the election closed Tues
DAY night Likely they wiz name tn,
my for the mayor-elect Of the CITY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07

Right here in this splendid Suit secti
sfinesfvalues you'll find anywhere in E
the new season is shown in appropriate
~ to i8 years, for women of average a
where inthis vicinity will you find sue
sbfacing every style, color and material
providing a precise fit for every figure.
value in style, quality, tailoring and fit.
PQrSonS-Souders System Suits
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Magnificent Suits at $25

\ splendid variety Of snartly tailored Suits
in. plain and diagonal-striped SergcS. striped
Wostcls and Mannish Mixtures: various
length Coats-from "a 70 II in. Satin, Ouch
esse, 'rafTcra or Fancy silk Innings, mannish
straight or pointed effects. \ distinctive air Of
, refinement about every Suit perfect lines, and
handsomely modelled Skirts. Special Easter
oITerings Observation-Disclosures. $500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07

Mrs. Henry T, Wilson entertained
Yesterday afternoon the Tuesday
Literary Club. Very interesting pa
pers were read by Mrs. John j. Da-
ylsNand Miss Susie Maxwell. The
next meeting Of the club win be with
Mrs. Harry Curtin Tuesday Afternoon.
April 20,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07

AIT the Missionary Meeting 81
Methodists IS 81 abor
ate One

r. Y y
At the mid-year nlissio nary plees-
ing OF. the Methodist Episcobal
church, south, claFksBurs district
al Falrmont the following program
was observed today:
800 Devotions
| s:3O-'The Macedonian Cry from
the Heather World Pres.
emit Day Conditions Rev.
w. ]. Canter,
llO:15- Imperative Necessity for
Home Missions in West
Virginia Conference Rev.
W. F. Lloyd D. p,
Ili:OO- Wealth and valne OF Mis-
sfonary Literature Rev.
W. w Pinson, D. D.
Afternoon.
2:oO-Devotlons.
$50" The District Missionary In
stitute and Camp-Map
Rev B, F. Costing, D. D.
3: 15-g Missions in the Sunday
School and LeaguerRe.
j. H. jackson.
4:O0-'.The Laymen's Missionary
Movement" Hon. Levin
Smith.
The program this evening viii
consist OF an address by Bishop
Hendrix.
!, Tharsday's program win be as
Forenoon.
a:0O-Devotions.
s:aO-"R Relation Of the woman,s
Forcing Mission Societies 10
the General Cause of Mis-
sions''-Mrs. H. NJ. smith.
s:4S-"God's Use Of Laymen"-
Rev. W. F. Lloyd. D. D.
10: l5-ln microscopy Prayer for
Missions'-Rey. R. 7. Webb
l1:Oo-Address, or sermoa-Bfshop'
F. R. Hendrix, D. D.
Afternoon. ).
2:OO-Devotions.
2:ao-Address by the Rev. j. r.
Nelson D. D., secretary Of
Home Missions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07

william =. Leonard. Of salem. *
deputy sheriff. va here today
1elerzan y. .snsscl. Of Interstate
snent AEedhesaas Is lnA CHG.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
White Frost Refrigerators
Absolutely Sanitary

And protects the health OF the fam
ily by keeping food sweet and whole
some. Made entirely OF steel enam-
aIcd spotlcss white or golden oak
cnameled inside ana outside. Round
in shape. there are no cracks. seams
or nasty corners 10 dig out, no place
for dirt or germs to lodge. Remoy-
able Revolving shelves do away with
reaching over" to spill or muss.
Natural refrigeration maintains an
even. cold. dry temperature with lit
tic ice. Ban bearing casters. solid
brass trimmings. Tic I,andsomcst
and best Refrigerator made. We have
a complete line in stock. Prices reas-
enable.
Palace Furniture & Piano Co..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
New aHiplesso Styles at s18.75

A large and beautiful selection of Suits.
made.of Prnnelas, Solcil and. Sergcs, in all
tlIe newest shades, fancily trimmed or plain:
stoats' Ii,setl with fancy or plain silk: Skirts
gorcd and trimmed. fruly a handsome show
ing Of Spring garments for Young ladies, Spc-
cial Faster Offering. observation-disclosures. $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-07
Easter Suits at $500

5 .large selection Of taior-mQde Suits, olsfan-
ses orllain Serges, in the newest shapes: long.
hipiess Goats, with fancy or plain collar, Satin
lined; Skirts gorcd Special Easter Offering.
$500,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
LETTER FROM GARRISONVIILE

Garrisonville, Va, July 30.
The iacile pen of ''Scribbler' has gener-
ally kept the public informed of the hap
pennings in the vicinity of the county
seat, and has covered a large range Of
topics, but possibly some items of public
interest have escaped him which / will
endeavor to supply.
The Rev. r. A. Williams, of F-edericks-
burg, has been a visitor In our village
and on Sunday night he preached To a
packed house at Ebenezer church. Tbs
discourse was primarily addressed to
the Junior Mechanics, but IL was greatly
enjoyed by the public, which was edited
by the lucid presentation of the gospel
claims and the vast attention OF the
audience demonstrated the ability OF the
speaker and the power of the "old time
religion" upon the masses, when proper
iy presented.
The railway from Coal Landing to the
Austens Run mine seems to be an assur-
ed fact, as some 20 men are at work
grading the road-bed through the farm
OF Sheriff Aoncure. We are informed
that under favorable conditions the line
can be completed In 80 days. When this
Is accomplished the working at the mine
will be resumed. We are credibly inform
ed that a line OF steamers will be put on
the route TO Washington from Coal Land
ing for the purpose OF convey ing the out
put OF the mine, and also for passengers
and produce. Your correspondent de
sires to say In passing that it viii not be
discreet to give too wide publicity to the
fact that a new railway is in course OF
construction. Mr.. Hartman, we learn
from the public press, is at some place in
Germany, Bad Newheim believe, trying
to saturate his system with water, not
his railway system. that Is unnecessary,
but II helea'ned of this new line he might
desire to annex 1t and make It feeder
to some Of other lines or make it trunk
line from Ben Clarke's to Ramoth. An
officer OF the Austin Run Mining Co ap-
preached our merchant, Mr.. r CARR
son, and proposed to purchase IL Kegs
OF nails for his new buildings Thepropo-
sitiOn was too large for HIM to handle
alone and he contemplates forming Il
syndicate or resortiDg to a bond issue TO
meet the crisis. Occasional
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE LETTER

Stafford C. H Va, Jolly Both. 1909.
Messrs. W. T. and Lonnie Green paid
the Court House a visit yesterday from
their Rock Hill home.
Hoard OF Supervisors met Monday.
Permission was granted the Austen Run
Mining Co. 20 cross the Telegraph road
near Austen's Run with their railway
from Coal Landing Co the mine, provided
the rights OF the public are saieguarded
The Board took no action as to the pro-
posed repair OF the Telegraph road. The
point raised was that the initiation OF
this movement must come from the peo-
Pile by petition before the Board would
take any action. The laying of the
bridge levy was continued 20 next meet
ing.
Mr.. c. N Knight left here Tuesday to
attend the Newport News Convention,
being q delegate
Mr.. Everett Waite, OF spotsylvania. Is
visiting the family OF Mr. L S. Moore.
NJ. southerd, of Bowling Green, paid
the Court House a visit this week.
Mr.. Bsnkhead Lee spent some time here
this week from his home near Wide water.
gentman living near Aqua Greek,
sun sring from a bodily eff lction, was
told that japanese oil was a panacea for
ell aches aud pains that the human
body on account OF Adams sin has fallen
heir to, aud secured "a bottle OF that
clustering remedy. Putting on dressing
gown Tor greater comfort these DAYS oil
July beat, and applying the remedy,
gracefully sank upon his couch, assured
10 his mind he would soon be relieved
trom all such pain. In about two min.
utes the remedy got Ia its work, when
springing from his couch he made a dive
tor the floor, bringing with him bis couch
and all It's furniture another rise
brought down his mirror with the
bureau on top OF him, then a last effort
and through the window he went. taking
the sash with him on a rapid transit TO
the creek, when last vision was a mess
Of arms, legs and dressing gown, as he
disappeared over the bank, and Aqua
embodied him In its cool embrace. Riding
him for the time being OF the fiery remedy
that cures AL aches and pats"
Miss Lima Harrison and Miss Mont
gomery, accompanied by Messrs. C.
OConor Goodrich, W. K Goolrick aud
+. M. Chichester. passed the Court House
Monday on their return TO the Burg,
alter visit 20 Miss Mary Page Waller,
at Grafton"
Miss Allne Cole, who has been visiting
her friend Miss Bessie Garrison, at Garri-
sonville, returned TO the Burg this Week.
Rev. Robert l. Greiser, OF Buffalo, ~
T., is visiting the family OF Mr. J. NJ.
Green.
Your correspondent Il sorry to learn Of
the I'll heslth OF Mr.. s. ID Roee, OF Rose
vile. Mr.. K. has many risnds in this
section. Scrbbler
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
METHODIST CONFERENCE
At BOWLING GREEN

The Methodist Conference az the West
X camond District adjourn, a Thursday
at Bowling Green.
Tue conference was presid, Il over by DR.
b. Lipscomo, presiding elder 81 the dis
uict. Rev Frank Wells. Il Ashland,
preached the opening sermon. Rss J. n.
Latham, Rev. l.. T. Williams aud Rev. J.
n Colonna also preached duriug the
session.
Folio wing were elected lay del. gates to
the annual conference at Newport News
In November: John z. Branch. q. j
Hunt NJ. A. Campbell and s. W. BioRd-
dus J. W. Chapel, S. b Jones'. and I.
J. Mcdonald were elected alternHtes The
conference granted local preachers
license To John W. Wheaton Rev John
Is. Peters was recommended to the an.
nual conference for admission on trial
Special addresses were made b. Rev
James Cannon. Jr.. Rev. j. 5 Peters.
Prof X. r. Blackwell aud others
The conference will meet next year at
Beaver Dam. Hanover county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
FETE cHAE.P~TaE

There will be a lawn party and fancy
lair at Chestnut Valley, Caroline county
on Tuesday, August 3rd. beginning at 5
O'Clock 10 the afternoon and continuing
uutil III O'Clock at night.
The advertised attractions are: An
open air concert, coon songs, recitations,
fredericksburg artistes, grsphophone
and cake walk by the Masters Morton,
fish pond where al can asb, fancy work
table, flower girls with boutonnieres, tent
OF fortune by two fairies, tA elve pullets
all sitting In one nest, candy table,
lemonade stand. pie counter, swings and
marjorie dave. Japanese Illumination,
ohl-mooDlght strolling.
Object To renovste Grace church, the
home church.
Admission: 10 cents. Children 8 cents
Good meat supper, % cents. Ice cream
and cake, 10 cents, pie and milk, 3 cents
Chestnut Valley Is eight miles out Of
town on the Caroline road. Follow the
Long Distance Telephone, and when you
have mounted Hicks Hill, take the first
turn to the right, and there you are.
Drive out Ia the cool OF the evening.
have 6 good time, and then the lovely
moonlight ride home. 29j3
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
WARNING TO REPUBLICANS

To The Free Lance:
IA lifelong Republican, interest, d In
tbs sOccs 80 of the Republican party. lam
writing to warn all Republicans ia spot
- lvania county aud Fredericksburg,
against voting In the Democratic pri-
may 20 be held on August 9th. The Re
publican party nominated full State
ticket at Newport News Convention end
Republican mass meetings both IN Spot
sylvania and fredericksburg have al
p ady elected delegates to convention
20 be held 10 August or September for the
purpose OF nominating Republican can
d.date Tor the House OF Delegate from
this district Ia other words the Repub-
licAn party Will have a complete ticket
In the ield, and therefore no Republican
who IS loyal TO his party should take
part Ia the Democratic primary election
The tcket to be used In the primary will
have on II binding pledge to support
ths nominees OF the primary and every
honorable Republican who allows him
himself 10 be fooled into voting IN the
primary Oi the ID, IN 'crRts will be honor
buns To support the Democratic MONT
nses against those OF his own party.
arp al as loyal Republican t a mem
oers Of my party ia Spotsylvauia and
iscericksburg 70 have nothing to DO
with the primary. Keep awey FROM the
p Ills on Aug 5th SO that you can sup
port and vote In November Tor h. noun
in"rs OF your own party for State Off 90
a d Tor member OF the House oi Dele.
gates from SpOtsy lvsbis and Fred.ricks.
burg. II you vote 10 the primary you
cau't vote the Republican ticket In
-vember without violating your
pledge. Republican.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
OUR FAU0UlER LETTER

Bethel, Va, July both. 1909.
Premonitions OF an August rush TO old
Fsoqui-r are observed In the applications
at the hotels and boarding house In
Warrenton. The Plains and Bethel.
The most Important event OF the sea.
son was the tournament near Warren
ton, given by Mr.. Pemberton TO knights
In gorgeous costume. The invited guess
hlled the spacious lawn. An orchestra
gave a beautiful program. The festivi.
ties continued until late hour.
Misses Blackwell, OF Clifton, have had
a pleasant house party this month.
among them two distinguished guests
OF Mexico from the Embassy at Wash
inRton.
Nrs. George Davis has as her guest
this month, Miss Margaret Berry, OF Bal.
timore.
Miss Alice Page Nelson Waller aud lit
tie Miss Emily Wicklifie Waller are guests
OF their grandmother at Broad Run.
Niles katheryn Wade. OF Broad Run, Il
guest OF Miss Mamie Jsffries, OF War
renton.
The club dance given at the attractive
home OF Mrs. Emma smith Marsteller
was a most charming affair Society
from the adj Dining cities was out IN iull
force, lovely music on the brilliantly
nSnted pavilion and elaborate refresh
ments were served az II. Among those
Invited from Broad Run and Plains were
Misses Carter, Turner. Beverley, Mrs.
Col. Thos. Waller. Miss Alice Page Mel.
soa Waller, MrS. Wade Dalton and fam.
fly aud others
Mrs. Wilmer HiDman and children a.s
at Sunnyside for the summer with Mrs.
Moore Blackwell.
Mr. d. Marcer Wallar shtp,ad hv Nv
pms from Broad Run last week sixteen
tne heavy weight hunters. said TO be To.
hnest ever shipped from this section. Al
arrived In Boston o. X. Mr.. and Mrs
Waller will be at Hamilton, Mass, fol
several weeks
Mr.. J. II. c. Beverley and family. Of
Essex county, are occupy ing their SUN
mer home, near Plains
Mrs. Ashton GIL. of Kinston, n. C.,
who has been visiting friends ct The
Plains, left yesterday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
THANKS FOR c0URTESIES
TO SUMMER INSTITUTE

The fredericksburg Summer Institute
desires TO thank the people OF Fredericks
burg Tor she very courteous and satisiac-
tory way IN which they entertained the
students OF she school during the session
iust closed. Especially should the follow
Ing be mentioned: The Council and the
school board for the use OF the sple
building. the ladies " no furnished music
at DR.. Maclachlan's lecture, Mr. c W
J mes Tor furnishing fee at the blilding,
the Maryland, Delaware 4 Virginia
Co Tor the excursion down the river. the
ministers OF the city for conducting the
devotional exercises at the school, the
exceptional interest manifested 10 the
school as evidenced by attendance on
lectures OF very large number OF Fred
ericksburg people, the sacrifice aud IN
convenience undergone by the house
wives In caring for the students at their
homes, the courtesy OF the s. p v A. In
anording the school an opportunity OF
visiting the Washington House and Ris-
ing Sun Tavern.
A. b. Chandler, Jr., Conductor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
FOR SELLING uQUcR
Mrs. Ps1tHSOn Flnsd-could Net Par end Cess
To Jan

Officer W. T. Hall not 'eed part'e. 20
Ing into Mrs. b. b. Patteson's house
Saturday night aud susp' cted they were
getting liquor He questioned spDe Of
a. IA and SON ha evidence Co coudrm
bis suspiciOnS- lie then sent Elmors
sattsrwhite to the house so buy a bot
tie ~ beer. which v as sold 20 him at p
cents. Officer Hall Monday morning
went TO Common gealth's Attorney
Swiit and obtained three warrants
against Mrs Patterson FOR - n,ng liquor
to three different people. Mrs. Patterson
was arrested and the caoe tried before
Justice Dannehl.
-Four witnesses were examined The
Justice fined Mrs. Patterson $50 and
G. SITS. amounting 80 $1S7 10 Being un-
able 10 pay the fine. Mrs. Patterson was
seat to jail Tor $50 days. A. the elpira.
tiun she will have to give bond Tor good
behavior Tor one year. In the event that
she cannot give bond she Will have To
serve another jail sentence.
Nr. q. Swift represented Common.
wealth and Mr.. W. ID Carter was cOun-
-. fJr Mrs Patterson.