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New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF TwENTY-THIRD STREET AND
DESBRossEs AND CORTLaNDT STREETS
c"rtanSt Streets is 1--WE minutes later than
that given below for Tsventy-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
90. A. w VI 1 FAST 70 two Blu ssfrsS Parior
e. A. w. FAST IIxE@F,ttsSuTs Fas8II and Cleveland
o-55 A. " PENNsYLvANiA limited : Pullman
1ion Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo, Cnctnnati.
1.55 p. ". CHiCAG0 SNb ST LOUIS EMPRESS
SSr Toledo. Louisville Oia CnctnnatD. Indianapolis.
as5 ?: ". 81 Lofts ExF5lHEss-For Rlt,sOurs IN
5.55 p. VI, WEsTEisX I,5PREss chicago For
-. r. ~ s1.TTf@y m D5P,Ps IN Gar P,,,ssurz ard
Gheaso For Knoxville daily. tia Shenandoah Valley
cLETEaN6 E 1SfAHs AND 6sePs elStISN&r1
PREsS-For Pir5sburs. Cleveland. Nashville (via Gin
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
10 on st 40 lol0 and coFtand5 ssTes's q =
rsss59sT rssag2s a and c2rsnis @ sSTeG5s & ~ & g. cs9
Dnns a ass sD4nins ot csr5 ara e = m Il 10 nishS
ongTessonaI Lin, an ParIor and Dining cars5 Is
42S Dining Carr. AIS Dining Carr, s25 p m. 12lo
SOUTHERN a , RAILwAY.-Express. as. 425 m. IL
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s.55 a and 925
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-"F1or,da and Met
r9pehtsn Limited" Il IS m daily Express l21o
NORFOLK tND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Memphis
cTfEsAPEKEs OHIO RAILW aiilz SY-s55 a. m and asa
For OLD Po1Sr COMFORT and NoREoLK--7s5 a m
Neek-dayS and S55 p m. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9J5 IN. ana 2 m weekdays.
sundays. T55 a Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Earior cars and standard Coaches weekdays Paror
smoking Cars. Parlcr Cars Dining Cars. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
lAPs MAH--t255 p m weekdays.
FoT points On New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-Jhird Street $50 a 10.
10 Saturdays onIyl. 2%5. 255. 3 = 41O. ass. and
S5S p m sundays T5s. . d a m ass p from
lesnroSses and COrtiandt St-eers). 33o. 600 a m.
12e 20 Saturdays ony1. 230 $40 $40. 42O. $40.
and 100 ?. m. Sundays : Is q IS a. 5. IS ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 (Deshrosses and Cortandt Streets 500. Is. T55
80 $50 925 (955 Penna LImtsil. 10. 10 CDesbrosses
ard Cortlanit Streets 10 IS Dining
Carr. ll55 a. 1255. (Desbrosses and Cortlandr
streets 22D. 255 5 .. 355 .. % Dining Carl
t9S Dining Carr 3 IS Dining Carl T55. 5 25. SS5
30 p m u 10 night. Sundays 61O 7J5 coachesl
80 500 % 955 Limited. Q 55 10 So Dining Carl
a m, IL Lj5 Dining carr Is IS. IS Dining
C9E), f55 Dining carr, 555 Dining Carl. T.55, 25
$50 . . 2. m u 10
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1196 261 Broadway;
lS2 Firth Avenue below 3d. ST.; Astor House. West
I-nty-th,rd Str=er Station. ald Dss
ersses and Cortandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton
street. as Br7adway ard Pen1syvania Annex station.
Brooklyl station Jersey city. The SeWYork Transfer
company viii call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone "e14
shteentA Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Ser
vice. -
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. R. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits ruled somewhat nigner
higher Southern markets good local demand ne
close was firm Rosin steady while tar ana p''oN
TAR-Regulars So Is; do oil bbls, 81 IS.
SPIRITS TUEPENTINE-S 93Tc -., -
ROsIN-Common TO good strained 81 4O E. 81 6Isa o.
F 81 70; c. 81 so H 81 SO: So K g %; NJ, . 3D.
y. SO: W G. So 80; " ". So 65
STOCK on HAND
-.---'''''- ~
Wilmington Aug G-Sprts turpentine steady. Sfc; Re
ceipts. So firm 95cqs1; receipts. los Dds
Crude turpenne steady. S1G$2 receipts 81 bbls Tar
firm 81 35: receipts. 1876 bb!s.
Charleston Aug 6-Turpentine steady. sc Rosin firm
and unchanged.
Savannah. 6.-Spirits turpentne firm 81 &C re
ceips 1922 bbs sales exports 500 Rosin firm and
unchanged; receipts 5.4l5 bbls: exports 2,5I4
london Aug. 6-Turpentine-Spiri 26s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

Eagle 10 cartons 10 and 70 bags of nne gra.u
lated 55oc; Eagle hne granulated standard sc-
and diamond A. 5.35c; confectiOners A loc -,
Nos and ;. 495c No :. SOC: No > ie5c No -tSe,
No :. 465c; No 4.55c: No 9. 45Oc: No 10 4oc S &
II and u. 440Cs Nos 13 II Is and 10. ASuc caDle
adyices were void Of special feature they rePors
quiet and unchanged and beet sugar ma
London. the latter closing with August quoted az -
and September 2sd Rehners appear 10 nave ample
supplies Of and not pTessiis Loi
goods The circles is given out as t
for falling demand Prices held stedo
al 532c FOR centrifugal. slice for muscoVaoo ana
3 5-lec for molasses ,
TEA-The market for futures ruled du! ana h3il
naly unchanged follows: August llsOg sOc %S
tember. - 90G 3c October 1918 iOc; November 4SLO9
1920. December, l3 2Odi3. 3Oc.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
LIvERrooL COTTON MARkEr-

Liverpool Aug q : p -Corton-Spot-of Moderate
business. prices i32d lower American nidilius
% G2t; good ridding 2l-s2d. middHnE is-3al.
low nliddlinE 3I6i; good ordinary l5-I6i ordinary
Il lft The sales q the dsy bales which
900 were foI speculation and and included goo
American Receipts since last 2OoG bales.
including 500 Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet. American miting August. IS-64d sellers.
August and S~pt@uhe-. I4-f4d September.
l+64f buyers October C. S-6+G+ 6-f4d sellers.
October and November. 3-S47+ +G4t sellers November
and ueceuber 42-std4 ; 64d sellers. December and
January c4d+ 3-d+i sellers January and February.
2cfT& 3-G4d sellers. February March. S-GId
buyers, March and April. 3-6484 4-G4d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

No., afEe special Liverpool cahIes-Spo. c~rron-
po- e-nland. sales 700 bales: speculafon ana
lsnd ~ So o5TIiean 5000. receipts 2GfG: nddng up-
i2N 80 FGtures opened quiet and unchanged. AZ
a-sGRei clu and l-84G2l cd lower. closed 9,,ief
snf let lower; August s.1Gs. Augst-Septernber
br- N r. Al4b October 2 tlcto
b-Tar's se5-z November December ana I)ecen-
49,. seSt1s Janusry-F N2fss. Feb
-slns and cl5ths dun @'''' '''7zo' Aanchester-
o-n,-- There only fairly ao.,ve a.-,.,s o.,
cuo,es ~ tae market ruled fairly steady Witb casss
poRderes e<2as5 - JobbnE So - dS3 2TtS ana
"a | --.h quoted az 81 7OcSl - ounces a. e. ~,
win th- -Ehtns AZ 81 i5QS2 20 C)nntne Z7as s,sss
The elos.rE range 3Sd34c. fcSsFsSTTAT or
We cuosa "ss steady generally. with pennyrorai arm
tas nAftrsi s-Ssas fennyroyal 81 3OGsI 40: saFsa-
Gsl -. "L4escs artificial. 3O032c. srea rroi,, e. "a
g. s. arr,.y " lgaSl .. Wintsrgreen natural 81 an
wood S1eslcs wormseed lSGSl 25. Tvorr,-
prime - 49,. @5oso 50 Anise 81 30dsI 40: berrauot
non r-trns e eassa. so49Oc cubeb 81 e0lisl 20.
nziive n - 4Asl TO- low grade eOcGsl lemon grsss
nstlsal 20 mace distilled 81 aSdtl ~. y,ps,ss
heztero 80 - artificial 50 2SaS3 81. renTerrns,,
cases 81 s(1. ~ zJgsl 30 Sew-For tins x 9s9sI a.
eeshess .las ttgJIS-In roots there sVas a r-eadv
Prices .-sn Z was mostly iobtnR lo.s s- zeal
naFe = elthout important change sn6 ,he ,-o,aS
Es10xa. IolioHs; Burcocl1 ec rentian A. o,nssr@
soer sea- Jamaica blsached iac. unbea rs ,sc.
@cnzry si 1000 helebore. powdered 7Gsc: looroe
Aenf IN, s, seleeea IN bundles gisc. -tile
sosths- SOus5c Mexican. Sc. seneea yVe~,er5 aea..
zr snake Canada natural
P-OfrF sgee' Virginia. 4On42c 49, ''ifNN''
ss snoyri, - AtSAl--Defnand lacked force ana
urti -. ne better grades which held steady All
sDrHg tr he close Vhe- thev hecan,e irre@,is-
ner nsse- - t90ks; winter sfraiQhf. 81 aOGs3 20.
Nsss vs.ss - s,sss 20; sprins clears 81 s5dS3 IS
FfS grsse a. sgsz - extra No winter 81 so
istcy ss e.oied Fair good 81 1888 IS; choice
1.s .otss % CORN HFcATx-Fgrnn- o,o,ea.
-'sSS - "a 70 brane....--BAG MEAL
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

-, NeT-qr!saGs Aug 6-Cott9u easy. midd-ns I-1ec.
SEQ. sales. l01O. stock 56.5e5
Nleh'ghls aug 6cott0n quiet. rlid3,1g Sc mid
ding 1+c; good ordinary 7-16c. receipts Is bales.
gross receipts. 39S. sales $50. stock - So
savannah. Aug 6-C0rton quiet ari aasv. milling
&C low midtling &C. good ordinary 6i.c receiD-s 81
bales exports eoaztwse. 1885 sales. - stock Is 6t6
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAIL Road

Trains Franklin station. New York az 70
lows and - min later West All 81 y R
s7:IO A M-For INTERN prints Albany q Mon+'I
-a-+0 A ND Rip Van Wnkle Flyer 70 Carskilis
tIO:90 \ M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express.
M Lake Mohonk. Minnsyasxa Express
112.A5 p No Catskin Mountain Express
Il 90 M-Chcago Express
s2.2I T M-Cont- Lin. for Detroit chi. & louis.
.S.25 M-t4l Ulster Express Catsk!N Nts
43-45 p No For Hudson River Points & Albany
s6:i5 M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago
41:45 M-Fos ROch-. Buffalo Detroit & 81 Louis
s9.15 p M-For Syra. Roch.. Mag Falls Der K chit
sDaiIy tDaiIv. except sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN Ar.
l. t9:15 A NJ. . at +l0-45 A NJ 3 a 1910 p
t3:O6 P ~. Leaves Jersey city. P r. R sta.
No +9.45 \ NJ at fll-20 A NJ. 3 t12-50 NJ
1888 " Time tables at principal hotels ard Offices
BagEa-e checked hotel residence Wsstcotr,s
Ex. c. e LAMBERT. Gen'l Passenger Agent y. T.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
0ntraet prices IN TIE local market to-day

aet cotton closed quiet quotations l-lfc lower m
pass ~ r tor micdIing upland SIC for mdang
aes % Gales southern spot markets were -ele-
Ses as .oos Galveston easy. unchanged. l-I6c
-JIlrans easy. unchanged. Lice. nom
ma unchanged. Sc. savannah quiet ana essv L.
s{e' 70 !%cf Wilmington nominal. unchanged Al
->oIlQlk steady. unchanged. 774c. Ralrlmore
= -nehangee. a. SIC; Augusta quiet Lice lover
-tpc - Louis dull. unchanged. Al s.
-epls a. the ports and iarerior points to-day en-
80 "4-A the same cay week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos \. NJ and 255 P. VI. Daily. except Sundays 70
Pt-Jsheld and North Adams Saturdays only 245
= NJ sundays only at 920 A. VI.
Pullman through
Trains illuminated PinrSch Light
Ticket Offices 113 26l. AIS and 1915 Broadway IS
Union ". 20 Columbus Ave. 1872 West I.5th -
Fulton 81 and los Broadway. z. D. Brooklyn
Telephone SEQ 3Sth Street York Cab
Service Bassase checked from hotel residence "
W-s-c0tr Express Company.
PL0DGETT. C-FRP15F "a
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 6-There a good business recorded IN
the wool market this week. The demand for wool
continues good the strong The market
absence OF speculative feeling, the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

A DVERTTsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ins Ir,anEs
~ received their Uptown once No l2i2 Broadway.
door OF 31stst until O. clock m ADVERTISE
received the following branch onees az regular
Office rates until o'clock D. VIZ: "a sth-aFe
i5e Macys 6ss-aya
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug e.-FIour firm. Wh@at-Sprine steady.
No Northern old TS7se; do T5Ac winter offerings
liberal: No red I4c; No white. Ii-2c Corn STEADY:
No yellow 60i4c; No 3 do 6Oc; No 597.c; No
do 59c Oats quiet; No white old - 42c do new.
No mixed new. 3Sc. Rye-NO >. 54c Canal freights
firm
Chicago. Aug 6-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
Visible suprly
Sane tine 1900

EDIIoN-The cotton market started Of weak IN tone
and very feyerish. with prices SGl3 points lower ana
tr me rest of the session Wen nigh semo-a ze5
WIN rnues A. time Up The opening figures ESa-v-
tHi1g worked toward lower market and Fupp1rt!1z
o-a~s were almost totally lacking The FOR ths
.npete change n front on the trade
vas manly pronounced weakness Liverpool where
an advance II 2a3 points had been expected Fariv
CANES showed unchanged prices but there vas
crop n 5a8 points under heavy liquidation bear selling
enl nac Manchester sentiment was addition
h-F depressed ny large receipts fine
epienel1 week. crop weather statement from Washirp
th see0H - demand from spuners SPOT cotton in
a. of ne various markets. selling orders from Sar
= rat4e |fat1 her predictions But by los
y -fS' p-llts wGs apparent later o. TfT-s
Pints ny Continued Liquidation scarcity OF buyers
80 NFrh-t government "a
oeen very general improvement the condition ~
eullln since last plant in 5r7y.h
t-iion y ne Southwest standing the ordeal vel
az ha cott'n was being picked southern
Llis y Texas ana marketed The private crop ra-orrs
received were cutie IN keeping with Eove-nruenf
stGieIaen- and did much 10 dshAarten tired lerzs
eN feeble ea IT'S made from time 10 hring
H1l-t ra-y but proved InerecfuaI 8 buying came
sae3y from shorts and Immediately followed =,
lsh pressure from beth sides The decline sent Auzrsf
OF 10 40 October 20 = Is January % % --ba
points "a -'+-'
The range q prices the local market today
follows ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
LaCkawanna Railroad

Sleepsrs open az 9:So P NJ
Tickets Ave. 654 Columbus Ave. 113, 429
Broadway. IA Park Pl 1S3 W. 125th 81. and
33S Fulton St. Brooklyn
baggage 10 destina ton. Except sunday. -Daily-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
7ntract prices II the local market today

good santos. 4s6oo, 47000 bags two
days.; stock. G7I.hi0 bags HaubUrg-Cofee market
CYenel < pfen--E 2 m net IN
changed = pfennig Sales IA bags Hlvre-
market opened irregular. partial n.
= unchanged, at p unchanged 7. falc gher.
:. so m. unchanged. tctal sales. 4 600 hags.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

fto-Couee market nrrn+ No RIO zSs25- exchange.
led Eeoeirts - oo bags Gwo DAYS: cleared f1r the
United states. 1900 bags. sock Al 900 bags
The sJatstioa position of Brazilian cce- follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
RAILROADS.
CENTRAL R. p. Of NEW JERSEY.
Liberty South Ferry ,'e from Ferry five
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR FHILADELPHIA.
tS.OO BOO. 1000
81 So ~ 90 $40 t40o ss4oo t4-sO 800 .TOO - 20
So0 % n NJ. sI2t5 mdt '' i'''"'
49, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
90 ~ sIO.OO. -ilSO A. NJ . az al
Is 90 = 90 p. NJ. "I215 ndt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector
Through 10 Point Pleasant 900 1000 HOO A NJ %
90 3 as 40 $50 p NJ Through Ocean Grove : 81
r NJ sundays. through TO Point Pleasant 100 A M
100 leo. 500 p. NJ
Ofhces; Liberty 81. Ferry South Ferry IIs PSI 434
1900 1884 ls2 T3T Az T-nfo, @
West 125th 273 West st pas Corlr1-
bus Av New York. St. 344 S6O Fulton ~
BROOKLYN: Broadway. williamsburg New York Trans
calls for and checks baggage 20 destination.
'From Liberty ST. only 'Daly. tDaily. except Sun
day SSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE

BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
New YORK Central & Hudson River r
Trains leave Grand Central station. Fourth
al street. New HOrk. follows
Leave Arrive
New-YorN. Spric sieIE Boston
IL ~ noon us
-+tN p n I2I p 1000 p. m
-LI-Vt p. n II a m. SIS a. m
Tickets New York ticket afrcsS and
1915 Broadway and az Grand Central station.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF West I'D A; Cortland and Deshrosses streets
DAILY. Except sunday sunday changes. tl1A
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

Receipts h-ea.stus interior points IN thousants
cphers 600 omitted -four bois gram hls'
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
An Interesting Trial.

Mrs. Emma Mccall was tried before James H. Bailey, J. P., in East Fork township Monday, July %, for intimidation, as described ill section 155S of Sandels & Hill' $ digest, as follows
 Every person who shall draw a pistol, gun or other deadly weapon upon any other person for the pur- pose of frightening or intinidating him from doing any lawful act, when said person drawing said pistol, gun, or other deadly weap- on is not justified i'll self-defense for so doing, shall be deemed gull ty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon COIL viction, shall be fined i'll any sum not less than five hundred nor more than one thousand dollars, and be imprisoned in the county iail for twelve months. -
 Mrs Mccall was found guilty, fined S5oo and sentenced to twelve months imprisonment i'll the county jail. The defendant took an appeal to the circuit court.
 The prosecution was represented by George w. Clark, and the de fendant by J. T, Harper and Sam Frauenthal.
 An interesting part of the pro ceeding was the state calling for a jury and obtaining it without the consent and above the protest of the defendant.
 It seems that Mrs. Emma Me Call shot at her step-daughter with gun a few weeks ago and the trial was the result
 Five years ago John Mccall and his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Mccall, of near Greenbrier, separated. She took one of the children, little boy, and the father kept the two daughters. Mccall married again and one of the daughters did not get along smoothly with the
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
A Small Confagration.

A fire which destroyed plunder room at the rear of Tom Thomp- son s house Thursday night ere ated considerable excitement. The house was on the alley which runs east from Front street, just back ot Cole X Co. $ grocery store. The building was dangerously close to Coles warehouse, which was across the alley on the north side and not more than ? feet from the burning. There was no wind at the time, else considerable damage would have resulted. Citizens did good work in extinguishing the fire. The cause of the fire is unknow.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
The Brotherhood of Nations.

How much nearer the nations of the world seem to be today, and really are today than was the case a few decades ago. When weeks and even months were required for communication between the United States and Europe, the countries of the old world is belted with tel egraph and cable lines i'll every possible direction What happens today i'll Europe, Asia, Africa Australia, South America, and the great islands of the sea, is made known to us tomorrow by great newspapers like the Chicago Re cord Herald whose foreign news correspondents are located i'll ev cry important city in the world outside of the United States. In addition to its own staff Correspon- dents, the Record Herald enjoys the foreign news service ot the New York Herald, famous for many years for the reliability of its foreign news, and also that of the New York Tribune, and of that great cooperative newsgathering organization, the Associated Press. No other daily newspaper in America possesses facilities so varied and extensive for covering the news of all nations.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
Beryl.

The thermometer has been play ing around the 100 mark for the past week.
 A light rain fell here Tuesday.
 The corn crop is a total failure here. Farmers are cutting their corn and shocking it to make rough feed out of.
 1t remains to be seen as to what the cotton crop will do.
 Fruit is very sorry.
 J. B. Graddy is saving oak lum- Der for the public.
 J. T. Wright of Cypress Valley visited i'll the community Monday.
 w. s. Harrell and wife of Cen ter Point visited A. C. Wilkerson, his son-in-law Friday.
 The Nilonia and Beryl Tele- phone Company have extended their line on to Mrs. Zon Hart ley s. Why not extend it on to Conway?
 A good many of our people are going to other parts hunting work.
 The Beryl School under Prof. Floyd Forrest is progressing nicely. There are about 60 pupils ill at- tendance.
 The farmers here are talking of sowing wheat this fall again. Why noto Then we would have two chances at bread instead of one. This writer would like to offer suggestion on this point: I. Sow wheat each year. ?. Sow good land. 3. Prepare your land we'll. 4. Sow purple straw variety. $. Sow about the middle of October not later. 6. Sow not less than one and one fourth bushels per acre.
 In as much as the drought has cut off all our feed crops we will have to look to some other source i for something to carry our stock through the winter The best thing to do is to prepare winter pastorage. Now, l would like to ask of some farmer or any one, who may know, what kind of grain would be most suitable for winter pastures. How much to sow per acre and where to SOW it. Will some one who may know please discuss the subject through this paper'
 Aug. I.
 Try Us when in need of job work
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

Admiral Schley will grow strong CT in the hearts of the people as his brave deeds during the Ameri- can-Spanish war are discussed. Sampson and his partisans will be sorry they have acted i'll q manner to bring on all investigation. An inquiry into all the facts will be sure Q further show the greatness of the man who demolished the Spanish fleet i'll Santiago harbor,
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
Praying for Rain.

A number of governors recently set apart days for their people to pray for rain. The prayers went up, but the showers failed to come down.
 As for myself, I do not believe that prayer ever brings rain. l think that the Almighty has ar ranged the rain question for the general good of his people and am of the opinion that he will not change the position of planet, or otherwise slip a cog in general ar engagement of affairs, to give us rain.
 Please observe the fact that where the greatest number of ap- peals is made for rain is where we get the smallest amount of rainfall. If one-tenth of the prayers for rain i'll Texas had been answered that state would have been washed away many years ago.
 If prayer would get rain, l do not believe that farmers Ill any section of the Christian world would irrigate their crops with riv- CT water. r.-Clarksville Herald.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

A joint meeting of the St. Louis Worlds Fair directory and the honorary and auxiliary commis- sioners was held at Little Rock Thursday for the purpose of de vising the best ways and means for making an excellent display at the coming fair. Faulkner county was represented at the meeting by Sam Frauenthal. The enthusiasm displayed at the meeting is a strong indication that Arkansas will be one of the best represented states i'll the union.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
Strayed.

From my home, near Saltillo, OH July 2S, one dark bay mare mule, 10 years old, about IA hands high, small skinned place on forehead. Liberal reward for the return of same to J. w. Vestal, Or W. M. Harrell & O., Conway. so-4
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bow els and sickness of the stomach, ' says o. P, M. Holiday, of Dem ing, Ind. His bowels would move from five to eight times day. l had a bottle of Chamberlain S Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy in the house and gave him four drops ill teaspoonful of wa ter and he got better at once. V Sold by w. H. Martin & Co.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06
DoEs TT PAY TO BUY CHEAP?


 A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and danger ous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to warmer and more regular eli mate? Yes, if possible; if not pos sible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that has been introduced i'll all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, Boschee s German Syrup. v It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expec- toration, gives a good nights rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists ill the world. For sale by all druggists.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

Faulkner county has at last been visited by rains, more ill some parts than others, and while it oomes too late for early corn, late corn and cotton will be greatly benefited.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

stepmother. This daughter left home and after a short time went back there to get something she had left there, when the stepmoth- CT got a gun and shot at her.
The Conway log cabin., 1901-08-06

Try us when in need of job work