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The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The situation i'll China is dark and gloomy. There is not a ray of hope that any foreigners will get out of Pekin alive. Late re ports say that all American mem bers of legations and all Christian missionaries from the United States as well as all legations and mission aries from other counties have been murdered. Of course the troops of the various powers are there and are fighting, but the number is too small to save those exposed to dan ger. The nations will finally con- quer that powerful country and will severely punish the wrong do- CTS and will probably tear that kingdom asunder and divide 1t among the nations of the earth, but that will all be after the lives of many of our people have been sacrificed.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
kranre Infectious Di.ea..

An fectious d. easc. in some re- spects embling smallpox. is rag- ing imp ponel ceunty Tho disease is very Id ana caslscs patients but little im ycnience. A prominent Physicia6f Harrison gives it IS his opinion t,at the disease Is a trop- ical one bought to that section from Cuba by iFtnrning volunteers in the Spanish American war.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Col0red Deputy Killed.

Lewis Thomas, colored, was shot and killed by Grayson Borne, also colored, near Little Rock. Thomas had been deputized to assist in the arrest of Borne. and when the off cer and his assistant came upon their man he opened fire with q Winchester, the first shot killing Thomas.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Treasurer Little's Report.

The report of State Treasurer Thos. F. Little for the second quar- ter of 1900 shows the following balances: Cash, $3S2, ,S92 .96 i, county scrip, $15,llS.92; city scrip, SCOTS; auditors certificates. $549.50: Gov. Jones' notes, $l03.- 915.95; 3 per cent funding bonds. ST, 500; per cent funding bond coupons, $l,o00,350. Total, $2,614.O6.
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Attempted Assassination.

Jesse Roberts, a farmer living on the 0uachita river fifteen miles west of Hot Springs, was the vic tim of an attempted assassination while riding along a country road near his home Several shots were fired at him by unknown parties, two of which took effect, while a third shot struck the horse he was riding. Roberts injuries are con sidered dangerous.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Conway will have strong Bryan and Stevenson club that will take an active part ill the campaign.

Jeff Davis would have distin- guished himself at the Kansas City convention if some of his delegation had not held him back. He want ed to nominate Adlai Stevenson for the vice-presidency. The states are called i'll alphabetical order and Arkansas comes second on the list. This gave her all early opportunity to nominate some one. About half the delegation from Arkansas was for Stevenson and Jeff Davis was among the number. It was with difficulty that the opposing members restrained him. Those members made a mistake.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Mccoy and Core the Nominees.

The bitter factional fight among Jefferson county democrats, involv- ing the nominations for the offices of sheriff and treasurer, was set tied at q meeting of the central committee. Henry A. Mccoy and Jesse R. Core, respectively, were de- clared the nominees against James Gould and V. o. Alexander.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
I crease h Taxable Values.

At the state aditor's office ab- stracts of the tax books of seventy four out of the seventy-Gve counties in the state have been received. The county yet to report is Cleveland.
 On the returns received it is shown that there is an increase of S9 9,491, ,S52 in the taxable value of leal and personal property over last years figures. The following are this years totals:
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Hon. H. l.. Remmel has been put up by the Republicans against Jeff Davis for governor. Remmel is an excellent man personally, but he cannot be elected because he is a Republican. That is the best reason in Arkansas why he should not be elected.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Who said that man dropped out of sight after having been cleo ted as vice-president of the United States, or after having been nomi- mated as candidate for that office? Look at Adlai Stevenson.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Ssaries Reduced.

At the las meeting of the Little Rock school board reduction in the salaries bf the teachers in the public school was decided upon. A reduction of per cent will be made in the salarie of the principals and teachers in tie white schools and 10 per cent in jhe salaries of the coll ored teacher.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Judge Story, of Harrison, and E. T. Reaves, of Little Rock, have been appointed by Gov. Jones, to fill the vacancies on the state board of charitable institutions caused by the resignation of Col. Geo. l.. Basham and w. A. Je1fers.
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Sawmill Destroyed by Fire.

The sawmill portion of the Big Pine Lumber Company's plant at Boggy, near Texarkana, was de- Stroyed by fire. The mill was a double one, having two saws under one shed, and was valued at $l0,0OO, with 5000 insurance.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Bryan and Stevenson will make a strong ticket. It should com rnand the respect and support of every honest man and every riend of liberty and justice.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The Republicans of Arkansas could beat any other man on the Democratic ticket easier than Jeff Davis, Jeff is a wheel horse.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Hill, of New York, fell over himself to get back into the Demo cratic party. He swallowed the platform, free silver and all.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

It is hard to believe that a strong CT ticket could have been named than that put up by the Conven- ton at Kansas City.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Japan is near to China with powerful army and proposed to march it into the Chinese capital by the consent of other nations, but jealousy prevented the consent being given and the murder of for eipnerS goes on.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

No man ever had such complete control of national convention as did Bryan of the one at Kansas City.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Stevenson was vice-president during Cleveland $ last administra- tion and stands good chance to go back again.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The Crawford County Record, is the name of a new paper published at Alma, by MT. and Mrs. Lam bert. It is neat, newsy paper, and we wish it the success it de Nerves.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The Chinese Minister Wu, at Washington. has announced the receipt of telegram from Shang hai, dated July s, stating that all ministers are safe. " Minister Wu may be telling the truth, but we very much doubt it.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The Kansas City convention made a ticket that will suit every Democrat.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The wise men came from the East to fall down and worship at the shrine of William Jennings Bryan.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Just say Ed Jefferson to re- publican, if you want him to be good.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Brigham H. Roberts, who was refused seat in Congress on ac- count of his being a polygamist, has recently been found guilty of polygafly by Salt Lake jury.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

We know Jeff Davis is hard to beat because we tried 1t.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

The annual tournament of the State Sportsmen's Association will occur at Fort Smith July 1913.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $, 4 YEAR
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For President,
 VIM. ]. BRYAN, For Vice President,
 ADLAI E. STEVENSON. United States Senate,
 JAS. H. BERRY, For Congress,
 HUGH A. DINSMoRE. Governor,
 JEFF DAVIS, Associate Justice,
 CARROLL D. WooD. Supt. Public Instruction,
 J. J. DoyNE. State Treasurer,
 THos. E. LITTLE. Commissioner State Ls:;ds.
 J. w. CoLQUITT. Secretary of State,
 J. w CROCKETT. Auditor of State,
 T. c. MONROE. Attorney General,
 GEO. w. MURPHY. Commissioner Agriculture.
 FRANK HILL, Congress,
 HUGH A. DINsMoRF. Prosecuting Attorney,
 F. E. BROWN. Representative,
 GEO. w. CLARK, County Judge,
 w. H. DUNCAN. Sheriff,
 w. $. HENDRIcKsoN. Circuit Clerk,
 J. M. C. LAUGHTER. County Clerk,
 T. J. BULLION. County Treasurer,
 J. P. THINEs. Tax Assessor,
 JoE RIDDEN. County Surveyor,
 B. F. STERMER. Coroner,
 DR. F. c. RICHARDSON. Constable Cadron Township, J. H. FARRELL.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Alter n severe scorchins the Con way Log Cabin has been revamped and burnished and comes to us a thing of beauty and joy foreyer,' Pine Bluff Commercial.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Taken Back to Missouri.

Dick Cooper, lineman in the employ of the telephone company at Corning, was arrested upon inform ation from Missouri that he was wanted in that state for murder. Cooper claims he can establish his innocence.
The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10

Little Rock ice dealers have raised the price of ice from 10 cents to 50 cents per 100 pounds.
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any blockade runners. but shoot a.
sight. The peope who are kept In
these camps are not allowed free access
to every part of the enclosure eLhe.
for there is segregation inside as we
so that the danger from any spread OF
the fever when it breaks out is les
sened.
These camps are now so well recog
niZed that all the health authorities az
Prove them and advoca suCl Mas
ures. Surgeon General Wyman, who 2,
he chief health officer of the United
States Government, and who directs
he quarantine operations approve.
most cordially Of tbs pan and by hi
skillful direction has done much &
make It effective. The operations ,f
the local officials along these lines put g
he situation on all fJurs wi n the 'ror,
approved main'and Methods th1ue
here Immediately everyone is taxar
out Of the dis re which s qu1r1n.iae1
IN this way the danger of sp. cad of IN
lection Is reduced to 2 minimum an
ne menace is minimized. The pa
there IS TO get every individual cut o.
the dangerous districts as quickly =.
possible andLhus render the danger Of.
spread Of disease a. small as possible
SOUTHERNFR.
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Detention Camrs.

Editor A6ve-tiser:-The problem
facing the Board of Health is so nearly
that which has been solved in so mang
mainland CITIES that n Lesson from tlei-
experience may be learned. The yell
low fevEr IS 10 the cities OF the Cult
States, CT the West Indies and OF Cen
raj America what I'll plague is TO H.
nolulu. The terror which SEXES the
people of Eaw Orleans. Noble. Jack
sonville, ard even cities inland IS so
great that the shotgun guarantees Of
the tier OF southern states - 4 by-wOrd
all over that eection OF the United
States.
The portions O. those cities from
which comes the dlDge- are those which
are given over to che negroes and Gu
bans and their habi s are rO- more
cleaniy persers than those Of the Or
entails But when the d~elded yellow
JAG gets a foo'hold action Is QUICK AMI
decisive. The now recognized pan Is
to Immediately push on. from Tire city
proper that element Of the p00u'at'O1
which is n menace to its general health.
What are known a. detention Clm-s
are iTmediate'y ru- NJ AID there are
heTdsd. there + TO br.-ar word. the
negroes ard others. end during the e.
tire time that here is any danger the
camp is maintained.
The C7mD is Fl fac ius- a village OF
tents, wooden flCOrs heirg put in ard
the necessary trenches and bitches be-
Ing dug by those who are in quarlu-
tine. The Camp IS usually surrounded
by a light barbed wire fence which is
always a great helpt 10 the guard. The
guarding a the suspects IS though.
for those people who know the danger
Of The fever never stop 20 argue with
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&@SSSSSS<$

We are exclusive dealers In
Hawkes." Cut Glass and carry a
large stock of all their cuttings.
II costs no more than doubtful
makes.
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Two Suspects Under
Treatment.
LOOKS LIKE REAL THING
A Big Block in Chinatown Condemn
ed to be Burnt--Deten-
ton Camp.

The Japanese hotel, on the Waikiki
side of Maunakea, near Beretania, was
visited by DR.. Scaparone at about 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in re-
spouse to a message that an inmate
had developed suspicious signs.
The doctor found a Japanese lad Of
IL years, named Zuwoka, lying in q
room on the first floor of the building.
An examination revealed small. ir
regular pulse at 12O. The temperature
was 1Oi. There was a bubo on the left
groin, well defined and very painful.
The case is viewed with grave suspi-
cion and the sufferer has been removed
TO the pest hospital at Kakaako.
Another case reported at about 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by DR.. Nit
amura was later on examined by DR.
Garvin and classed as Suspicious"
The woman is Shine, wife of a Japan
csc named Murakamo Shotaro. who re-
sides on Merchant street, a few doors
Waikiki OF Alakea street. DR.. Gar
win found the wOman's pulse as high
as 100, and her temperature 100. An
examination revealed the right ingui-
nal gland somewhat enlarged. and the
patient highly excited A guard was
set over the premises, and the woman
removed 10 the hospital at KakaaKo
last night. The neighbors, Hawaiian
and Japanese, promptly cleared out at
the first sign Of trouble.
At the request OF the Board of
Health. Or. Katsunuma, chairman Of
4 Japanese society, made a census of /
the Japanese held in the quarantined /,
district. The total shows 3.242 men
md women and 1S3 children. the list /
including $50 adults from outside dis /.
.ricts who were caught by the sudden .
application of the quarantine. Efforts .
are being made to obtain a similar 4
census of the Chinese.
The shack in the rear OF the Koba- /
yashi Hotel. and in which the Pake /
plague victim, Kau Wal. had lived be-
ore his removal TO the Chinese Hospi- /
al. was dragged out on Pauahi street
md burned yesterday afternoon.
Special Quarantine.
\ special quarantine was declared
afternoon over that portion
II the infected Chinatown district
by King. Kekaulike and
queen streets, and completed by a
ane connecting Queen and King
treets, situated about midway be-
ween Kekaulike and Maunakea
treets \ strong Gordon of soldiers
vas placed entirely around this area
It > o'clock last evening the inhabit-
nts were marched through the city
o the kerosene warehouse at Kaka-
kO. which has been fitted up as a de-
ention camp. Two wagons loaded
With Chinese ard native women fol-
owed the procession. which was Sc
urely guarded by armed men. Much
was made by Observant ma
ives and others on the fact that the
.agons used for the removal of plague I
ictims we're employed for the purpose {
+ transferring these women TO the
amps. The personal effects and such {
Gods as can be fumigated were re- Z
loved last night and subjected 70 a q
borough fumigation, after which they {
.ere stored. and will eventually be (
aturned 10 their owners The build {
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Emcient Jarenese.

All the japanese have accepted work
It tho station. in cleaning up. etc. but
with the exception Of cook and stew
nd, the Chinese unanimously refuse TO
accent work. even though they were
paid for II, and spend most of their
time in nlayiDg dominoes.
Mr.. Giffard of W. G.. Irwin e. Co.
agents for the Mlriposa. made a re-
quest to the Board of Health yester-
day that the steamer be prevented
from entering port.
On arrival this morning the vessel
will be boarded by Health officer +. a.
Mayfield. armed with a letter to the
captain. IN which will he set out fair
statement Of the facts in relation 10
plague matters. and also an order for
III freight ard passengers for Homo
lulu 90 DC sent ashore on lighters.
The officer will remain on the Mari
pc till she sails, and during her stay
Of port he viii see that no one leaves
o. boards the steamer.
ti1il for the Colonies will be thor
one7'y fumigated before being put on
boarr. but neither freight nor passen-
gers .ill be taken.
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bat is LaXatiDe?

xATINE is NOTHING BUT THE
psf CASTOR OIL, with its objec
pie taste removed by our new
" LAXATIVE is as pleasant to
/" honey. Children like 1t. Nc
. to get them to take It. It con
neither opium, morphine, nor
narcotic substances. II relieves
Ps troubles, cures constipation
lAsdlency; 1t assimilates the food
yes the stomach and bowels, Civ.
althy and natural sleep.-The
sos Panacea - the Mothers
ared only by the Western
al Co. Chicago, Ills.
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j. LHNDO
And FURHTSHHR
FORT STREE, NEAR KING.

Depot for the
BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS.
JUMPERS. BLOUSES.
CARPENTERS, COOKS and WAIT
Frs STANDARD SHIRTS in Great
Varieties: NIGHTSHIRTS and PAJA-
MAS. CREPE SHIRTS. BOYS STAR
md MOTHERS FRIEND SHIRT
WAISTS, MEN and BOYS CLOTH
ING. HATS and CAPS. WOOL and
COTTON UNDERWEAR, TIES.
CUFFS, COLLARS, At Prices 20 Suit
You.
l. o. o. F. BLDG. FORT near KING.
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NeSSrS. NOrSln & Wrisht'S
CELEBRATED HACK TIRES


Bicycle
Janus 10 veal direct with Morgan Wright
SsEENTl-TwO HACK ba
shortly be followed
ne HACK TIRE Business and Will
a ~ " wv
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Biz 'S ! P. o. ';'s sse 49, 80"

rgo BAILEY believes in Ho and to emphasize has taken
'se t"o-soy store on lease
airy viii ase Hawas complete REPAIR PLANT sns
under
and a store. D' VI ''Hpe-
In Honolulu
OF VII W the VI
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I ings on the land thus segregated will
be destroyed by fire at about noon to-
day, together with their contents, the
special commission having decided
that nothing short of absolute destruc-
ton will put an end to the danger of
contagion from district, out of which
two victims have already been taken.
Committee of Merchants.
\ committee OF the wholesale mor-
chants OF Honolulu has made an offer
TO the Board Of Health TO take charge
OF and thoroughly fumigate the mer-
chandise taken from the condemned
blocks at their own expense. This Of
fer, which the Board has accepted. will
be a great relief to them. as they will
row have only the personal effects Of
the people to disinfect at the Kakaakc
station.
Contractor Kerr COMPLETED the fu-
migation plant at the kerosene ware
house yesterday. and a building for the
accommodation Of about 200 persons at
the same locality Is nearly COMPLETED
Hustace & Co. have covered the en-
tire land at the station with fresh
earth ard black sand.
The station NJ Kakaako is under the
charge Of Col. j. Fl. Fisher. with Mr.
7 8. McCnmb as second in commend
Both gentlemen are davoting their
whole time TO the work.
DR.. Bowman has been appointed
physician Of the station ard makes =
examination of every inmate
twice day. No Sickness Of any kind
has developed among the people quar-
tered there, and all show a marked |
to make the best of the sit |
nation.
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EcSSSs&s>S

Il takes months to all an order
for their glass, but when finished
It Ia the finest production in the
world.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
Nor, Fertilization Needed .

TIL, appeal for II cleanup Of The
grounds around The liberty pole has bccn
responded to. Now attention should hc
given :" the premises wrs' OF the anb
saloon aud irun,in. the railway grounds.
OF alt Ill. foul. dirty aud disrrpu;ahlc
Promises ia til. .nnihcrn end OF Colo
RADIO. these arc the worst. TIL" closets
mr.. foul beyond description. nnd til.
r,ina- scattered over til. open ground.
aud especially in tho rear Of the wooden
buildings. ,ncini" everything IN III"
wIlol. category IL dirt. Old clothing
enough To spread plague aud pc~;,lcnc"
through several towns M large ms Rocky
Fori IL thrown IN tho ontbuiliings mud
fences, aud the old cans and restaurant
rrius. Of months past has been dumped
barely outside the doors. There IL great
pc,.l OF further "mcasnrcs Of puriiict-
ton" in tho locality besides that reported
Inst week.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
Dancing Academy.

Mine. Mcin,yrc 81 Pueblo. will begin
a dancing class a; ,hc new X. J.: hall
next Tuesday night. Nov. 9th. All the
la,cs, dances tausht. Zig reduction made
on all tickets purchased an iiEst night
A,lni,S class begins a, $50 L. ~. Chill
dTrns class al ago Tuesday afternoon.
For all information regarding terms
cali and sec the Mnr at AifS. Mcad"fS'
optasitr X. l.. hall Private lessons also
given, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Mrs. +. X. Blinn. the enthusiastic
iloriculturist. had sweet peas blooming
in her front yard last Tuesday. Tho slight
frost of Tuesday night finished them.
Flowers in the open garden ~ near the
LIST Of November indicate the beauties OF
Colorado climate in the Arkansas valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Factory men should see MS for
their bib ovcrnlis. jumpers, shirts.
underwear, ci- Gle. We can save
You money. Heavy winter under
wear 25r II garment. RAMSAY u
HAnuIsON.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

The work of irv-iing the play ground
around tl,c Liberty school building hn-
been underway thus week. When the
builders refuse is all removed and the
ground smoothcd the appearance Of the
school premises will be- immensely i'm.
prpyod,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

a. G. Thompson OF tho st. james has
appealed from til. decree Of Justice
Harris IN timing him so heavily for his
Sunday sale OF liquor. Between the
.inderioing of the Dye penalty and the
OVERRIDING OF the Thompson penalty the
town may be sailed in costs for both
clses,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

+. NJ. IInrsin this morning received n
large lot OF sheep from III. San Luis
valley,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

The Bryan club and the Bryan W".
mems club met in public joint session ut
the opera house Wednesday evening and
made arrangement for n torchlight pro.
ccssion and n band Of music for the
Thomas and Patterson reception tonight.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Ladies, for the next 10 days we
will offer our entire stock Of silk
waists. wash waists aud fur collar
cites at 10 per cent discount.
RAMSAY & HARRISON.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Work on the Hagen new block is de
layei by want of material. The iron
pillars for the front wall and middle sup
ports have failed to arrive.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Til. Pest. Pennington. y. J.. of r-ccn,
date contains letter from Jos. Thomp'
sou 81 that city who !. spending I'll. win
ter In Rocky Ford. The letter gives the
eastern people inrI. amount OF vain.
able information concerning tho Rock!
Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

The Rocky Ford Melon Growers asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting
Nov. 10. ut I n. IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
Lost.

On Nov. lst between Gibsoti's
Rackn; STORE aud the park "a hand
bng containing purse III money.
A suitable reward will bc given t,
anyone returning the same 10 own
or. Mrs. Warren Blinn.