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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02
PRECAUCION.


Andres Marrero, fue agredido ano-
che las 10 y 80, recibiendo una herida
on 10 cabeza, de Ia que fu6 curado en- 81
cuarto de socorEo.
lei niho Ramon villa, sufri6 aver
una caida, produciendose una herida en-
Ia cabeza.
lei doctor AviI6g, receta q los enfer.
mos pObres en- el cuarto de socorros de
ocho & nueve, y en- 50 ofcina particular
de "A.
Hoy Sc encuentran detenidos en- ell
dep6sito municipal, cuarenta y cinco ciu-
dadanoB. "
Ell Superintendente dc prisiones CO.
munica al alcaide de la cSrcel municipal
el indulto de los preaos, Charles T. Ones
Ported y Benjamin Wallcoffa ..
Juan de Dios (a) Me Salv6, corri6se
por ell adoquinado con cierto disimulo,
produciendose una herida contusa de dos
centimetros sobre el arco supercial izIuier.
do. La herida es leve.
lei Sr. John Cloy ha solicitado licen.
cia para levantar una cuadra en- Puerta
de TERRA.
Ell Official de sanidad local giro
aver una vista al bario arsenal de Pta
de TERRA, encontrandoae cou buens salud
6 todos los habitantep.
Ell Juez municip pal de Mayaguez ha
decretado que el preso Antonio Ramirez
pase de la carcel de distrito Ia muuici.
pal 4 sufrir arresto menor.
Juan Crisotomo Linares, fue conde.
nado l mes. y "a dias de prisi6n por ell
delito de acometimiento aggression, el dia
81 de Enero 6ltimo ingres6 en- la Carcel
de Distrito q sufrir la condena. -
En- San German, fu6 condenado Dol
el juez municipal de dicha Ciudad, Juan
EvangelistS Tirado sufrir 4 meses de
priHi6n en- Ia carcel de Mayagdez, por Ell
delito de acometimiento aggression.
--Hemos recibido los estatutos de Ia
liga anti.tuberculopa, por cuya atenta re-
mission damos las gracias,
-Puntualmente lego anoche ell correo
del Oeste = 81 de Ponce esta mafiana.
-Sa encuentra en- uso de licencia ell
senior jose Ocasio Falcon, empleado del
depaTtamento de correos.
-Mafana jugarSn en- Jas "bases redon-
das" las 8 q. m. los nifios pertenecientes &
los Clubs "Borinquen'' y "Pitirre', ambos
Clubs son nuevos.
= PrOgrama de las piezas que tocarS
On 10 retreta de mafiana la banda de la
policia insuIar.
! "The Free Lance, Sousa, 2 danza
"Soffa", Rios Ovalle, 3 sinfonfa de la
opera "Mignon", Thomds, 4 "Fliying
Arrow" intermezzo indiana, Holtzmar,
selection de ia opera ''Iona'', Pat1elIa.
6 6jota de Ia opera Dolores, Breton. 2
tanda de valses "Fram fortuna teller,
HerbaTt danza mi Margarita" Gale.
10, 8 "Star SpaDgle Banner.
I'll captain Gambell del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico visit6 esta maiiana al
gobernador.
lei jueves pr6ximo no Sc celebrar6 Ia
reception de costumbre On el palacio del
gobernador, por que este d,friendo & Ia
comisi6n de las feStas ha 81 10 ha deter.
minado.
-Ha sido puesto en- libertad en- Ia
cSrCel de Aguadilla Guillermo Ruiz por
haber prestsdo fanza ante el Tribunal de
justicia de aquella Ciudad.
-Ha sido nombrado ayudante del
Cuartel general de Ia poIicfa ell teniente
Ganqufrico.
-El capitdn Jddice guedar6 en- San
Juan en- comisi6n especial.
-AProbado que sea 81 presupueato en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02
MILACROSO. DESCUBRIMIENTO

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02
MdsIca de Cort6s

La gran casa editora de Astruc de Pa.
rfs ha remitido al PARIS BAZAAR tres
compost, ZONES musicales del senior Cortes
dos valses Plainte AmopTeuse cantada &C d
tanto exito en- 81 teatro y Vallie de lar
NEE, un vsls lento muy Undo, ambos Sc
venden 4 75 centavos uno. La otra pieEa
es IN Two Step titulada Book March que
vale so ceDtavop. Eu 81 PARIS BAZAR,
FoTtaleza 27 de Pedro Giuati.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02
COMO euro LAPE-RU-NA EL CATARRO
PELVICO "A DOS HERMOSAS DAENAS.
Dolor De Cabeza, Door De Espalda DebiIidad, Son
Sfntomas De Catarro Pelvico.
Recibi6 Trafamfenfo M6dicO Por I'm Afo--.
Resfaur6 Ia SaEud Con La Pe-ru-na


Sra. Sofia CaIweIl, Apartado No. $50, Nashville
Tenn, escribe como sigue:
"Despues de haber recibido tratamiento medico
por IN ao sin recbir avio alguno paraa leucorrea,
la chal provino de Ia cada del dtero, que POGO
POGO me privsba de mis- vitaIes probe la Pc
runa, me Ilene de gozo satisfaction, cuando en-
peee notar la mejorfa. -
"Pero, no tan solamente ne, aIivi6 me euro. Y en-
muy POGO tempo. Ahora gozo deIa mejor salud.
sthe SienfO fnerte y HIRE ds dolores y estoy
CompLetamente SeguFa de que fodO eEogfO y honor
Sc debe Ia Peruna'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

! Carta de la sta. Edith Reams, No. 726 North
Main St., Dayton, Ohio.
"Padecf por algtn tempo de los pulmones y
otros padecimientos femfneos.
''cnandO Sc me recOmend6 Ia Peruna ya
| habia esfadO pOr nueYe meses baiO eItrata-
n1fentO de un n6dicO, y no habfa meJOradO
] NADIA.
t'RecObre n1i safnd, despues de haber
tornado dOCe fraScOs de Peruna.
"Con placer recomiendo la Peruna cual-
quiera que padezca de 10 que 20 padecf."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

BASE BALL.

Mafana y como de costumbre Sc efsc
tuard un lenidfsimo desaffo entire los copc-
cidos clubs ''Las Palmas'' ..Escogidos"
Jugara en- 81 iDdicado "Escogidos'
nuevo elennento que vieue completar las
aBpiraciones de su organizador.
La horR destinada para dar. cemienzo
q tan simpatico sport, es g las D p. %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

Un gran ndmero de Intermediates de
las cuales no Sc puede tratar publicamen-
te, algunas peculiares del sexo fe me-
nino y otras de ambos sexos, son deriva-
das del catarro de los 6rganos pelvicos.
Tratamientes locales en- NADIA parecen
ser titles. .st -
Algunos de los 6rganos estan tan in
ternos que, no Sc puede llegar ellos.
La Peruna es un remedio internal,
sistem6tico.
Cura el catarro en- cualquier parte del
cuerpo humane. ;.
Miles de casos de catarro pelvieo han
sido curados con ell uso inferno de Ia
Peruna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

T os 6rganos pelvicos como cuaIquier
- otro organo inferno, estan cubi-
ertos per membranes mucosas.
Estas membranes estan como cnaI-
quier otra membrane del cuerpo, suietas
catarro.
Ell catarro en- cualuuier parte puede
extenderse hacia la peIyis, v causar ell
catarro p9lvico.
Puede tambier proveniryde1 exceso de
trabaJo, irritaciones, 8 cualquiera otro
exceso. ss.t
Una vez que ell catarro Sc apodera de
la p6lvis, ocasiona varios desarreg1os.
conocidos por diferentes nombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

La Peruna no 10 cura todo, pero Sc
puede estar SECURE de que curara ell ca
tarro en- todas sus fases y estados.
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del DR.. Hartman.
Sra. Lizzie Lohr, No. 1155 w. 18th St.,
Chicago, Ill, escribe como sigue:
"COn placer le escribo, porque sc que
pueden haber otras Sehoras que padez-
can de 10 que 70 padecfa. Me sentfa tan
debil y gastada, que hasta para cocinar
tenfa que sentarme. Los Doctores me
querfan operar. Por fin escribf al Doc
tor Hartman, explicandole como esta-
ba de salud, y el me dijo como tenfa que
tomar la Peruna. Segui sus instructor
mes, y ahora estoy curads."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02
DepartamentO De agriculture De los
tStadOS Uaid0S.
(DeI Weather Bureau }

Los siguientes. datos responder un
perfodo de afios, compilados por el Wea-
ther Bureau de San Juan Puerto Rico.
Ellos demuestran el estado del tempo que
ha prevalecido en- 81 periodic de tempo in
dicado; pero no debe imoginarss que estoS
Gntecedentes tengan relaci6n ninguna con
el mes pr6ximo.
Mes de febrero, por ocho amos
Temperature.
Temperature media normal. 76o.
El promedio del mes mas calu-
roso de 1902. 77o.
81 promedio del mes mas frfo !.
de 1SU4. ..s..................s. 700
Laftemperatura mas alta fu6
Is de agOato 1902. ..,........... $50.
La temperature mas baia fu6 Ell
26 de- enero 1906. ............. $50.
Precipitation de la lluvia.
Promedio por ell mes..... 100 pulgadas.
Promedio del n6mero de
dias con -............... .O1 de pull
gada mas 13.
La mayor precipitation
en- un mes fu6 de...... 648 pulgadas
*. en- 1904.
La menor precipitation
de.......,..,,... ......... OO9 ,pulgadaS
en- 1902.
La mayor cantidad de
aqua caida en- "a he .....
ras consecutivas fu6. 2.66 pulgadas
octubre 1904.
La mayor cantidad de
nieve caida registrada
en- "a horas consecuti-
vas Cen el invierno de
1884 85 Holamente) -,
fue...............,. ..,.::: % pulgadss So
bre /.
Humedad Telativa.
Promedio 900 a. m....... 76%
p. m. 9.OO.-............. H%
NubeB y tempo.
Promedio de dias claros Is.
Parte nublado. II.
Viento.
Prevalecieron los vientos del Este.
Ell promedio por hora. 10miIlas'
La velocidad mas alta del
viento fu6 de........... So millas del
Este en- 1908.
Estaci6n San Juan, P. R. Publicada
enero 81, 1907.
A. L. BROCKWAY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-02

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Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
IMPARTIAL DESTROYERS OF
PROPERTY.

-> The doubt expressed by Secretary
Root on Saturday concerning the au-
thority of the federal government to
interfere with the operation of San
Francisco mobs indicates the futility
Of the proceedings instituted last win
ter over. the school question. If the
government cannot protect foreign cit
liens enjoying more or less indefinite
treaty rights. against a mob. how is it
to prevent the operation of a law en-
acted by a regularly constituted leg
islative body in regulation of the
schools OF California?
No doubt such things as happened
to a japanese restaurant and bath
house in San Francisco a couple of
weeks ago have happened 10 the prop
erty Of subjects of other foreign coun-
tries and have not been made internal
tional affairs. How far race prejudice
figured in these late attacks upon the
property of japanese subjects We have
rot been informed but this destruc-
ton occurred within a period marked
by general lawlessness and destruc-
tion Of property in which race preju-
Dice did not figure at all.
For instance when the thugs were
destroying the street cars and NAL
treating the employees and patrons of
the United Railroads they were not
under misa apprehension that the street
car company was a japanese concern.
The sOlicitude of the government for
the Vell-being Of the japanese in San
Francisco rs a worthy and noble emo
ton. but We think il ought to feel a
solicitude for the well-being of Amer
lean citizens whose property is being
destroyed and whose rights are being
infringed spon on a much larger scale
THE Gently between nations IS nice
thing but our own citizens have an
Earlier and as strong a claim upon
our governments sympathies.
Though. as Secretary Root fears.
nothing may be done by the federal
authorities in behalf of the japanese
so probably may the federal authori-
ties be unable 10 do anything for the
Americans Who are harassed BY San
Francisco mobs. Yet while il is about
it.it may include the Americans in the
representations it has made to the
state authorities of California In be-
half of the japanese
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
NEWS OF scoTTspALE.

Scottsdale. May 26.-(Special Cor
irespondence of The Republican,
There is water in our bitches again
and people are cheerful. Tho men in
charge OF the canal deserve much
credit for prompt action as very little
time was lost on account Of the break
in the dam.
F. o. Brown purchased "a head of
steers of Harry Smith. He Intends to
put them on pasture for while.
Zanjero Bacon says that he has de-
cided there are more pleasant things
than running water To US Arizona peo-
pie and a new man will be in his
place soon. We believe that Mr.. Ba-
con did the best he knew how in run
ming our water and We hope the new
man will do as we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson at Evergreen
have a new girl. This is their first
and we are glad 10 know that all are
doing well. You ought To see the
smile on Pete's face.
Charlie oaks Is helping Percy Smith
over some of the rough places in his
work. Charlie expects to locate in
Phoenix soon with his brother Mon
sur.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

The fate of the Phoenix base ball
team Is an illustration of the conse-
quences OF going to the well not only
once bun twice too often.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
DO Yen Open Your Mouth

like a younR bird and eulp down what.
49, "a ~ = sd,.,n. msS ~ oSs,ed vor 5
sseI Iooo VI n,e.i,c'ne nay 70 vhe ~
VI 90 you WAnt 70 Know some.n'hs y, w
eompositioo and character Of tnat which
you take Into your stomach whether -
food or medicinep
Most Intelligent and sensible people
pow-a dsvs ipsist nm knowinc what tbev
$3.50, .,h.,ha. &C 60 :. .S,.,n
Sn,sa ~. - =, esns.
", fieiee peneVes tney nave : penscs
right 70 tnstst upon such knowieoge 80 ne
publishes seoadcast and on each bottle
wrapper. what MS medicines are made Of
an8 vexI6es io1Sdsreefh This no feels
+. .sn ,sNii + lord ~ A h.c.rss ,Ss H,Sss
sssies.. ~ ~ J.>e ~ I.o5,a;e t ~
WS llErs9ltnss 9A -Mn!Sn ny 1eq.clnss
are made are STUDIED and understood the
@ore VIII their superior curative virt1ss
b IR6f9cleted.
For the cure OF womauss peculiar weak.
pesses. IRREGULARITIES ana deraneementa
rsvis| rias 70 fr.onart h..d..hes No.
I..,.,S =. >. s,s.,ss :.
sene' vi ess'ns pen VI usses :"
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

Ky; Chas. Flynn, Dan B. Seed. Bis
bee; Chas Akers and wife, Los An
geles: Chas. Woodseli. Tucson; Mrs
II. f. Laurent, Milsone. Kan; r. j
Finley. Prescott; c. II. Ara.za. c. Du-
Bots. Tucson; T. II. Suttar. Los An
geles: Daniel Kennedy. Santa Monica
ID. II. O'Brien, Los Angeles: Miss Car
ter and Miss Collins. Terre Haute.
The following were guests at the
Hotel Adams Yesterday; j. W. Park
ineton. Chicago; Robert Il. Morrison
Prescott: T.. p. Carey. u. s. Army, f.
VI. Grenier. Humboldt; F.. T. Littell.
New York: Edward J. Haingan. Bis
bee: ]. +. Leon. F.. w. Doan. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Began. Mrs. +. Scott. Row
land Hill. J. b. Simpson. Tucson; Ar
cher Chisholm. Bisbee: j. ]. McLaugh-
lin. Omega. New York: Carl Graf. p.
s. Monihon. Bisbee: F. O. Hogan. w.
A Gillaway. j. II. Lelney. w. ID.
Murphy. Tucson; f. ]. Norton. Bis
bee; w. P. Barnett. Tucson; j. Bobt,
Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

Mrs. O'Brien-Say. Mrs. Flanagan.
do you know of any one that would
give me good price for my old fur
niture and carpets? don't like to
have an auction. because you can't get
half what things are worth
Mrs. Flannigan-Yes, indeed. Mrs.
OBrien. do know of such a place.
and you will get more than you ever
expected. 1t Is down at Massie's. he
always pays the highest cash price,
doesn't ne. Mrs ORiley?
Mrs. O'Riley-Sure. he not only pays
the highest price. but sells new furnis
ture the cheapest. ! Just bought some
of his new camp stools. and he has
some camp stoves that can't be beat
for the money. -,
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

Mr., Shepherds old rusty stand
any where horse. Bill. got an uncon-
trollable desire To act like other horses
and run away. so when Mr.. Shepherd
gave him n proper opportunity near
the store he at once dashed off down
the road with Tom Caldwell IN full
pursuit. He had not figured on Toms
agility and his first attempt at run
ming away was a failure thereby.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTeRS

win soon set things right again. For
over So years it has cured such all
mcnts as Poor Appetite, Heartburn,
Sour Risings, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Costiveness or Malarial Fever Try it.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

Anyway. there was no pickering or
other unseenbly conduct at the obse-
quies.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
MYSTERIOUS pEATH-News W

MYSTERIOUS OEATH-News was
received from Tempe last night that
Mike. the six year old son of a family
named Noriega. died there yesterday
afternoon under unexplainable clrcurn-
stances. He was taken III the night
before and kept getting worse until
the, end. Though several doctors were
in attendance the cause of his Illness
could not be definitely determined.
There were some indications of poi
son and very small spot on the boys
abdomen suggested that his trouble
was caused by the bite OF a tarantula
or some other insect.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
WHEN YOUR FOOD

Is properly digested your entire sys-
TEN is benefited and strengthened. but
when the digestive organs are derang-
cd the food ferments and causes I'M
told suffering. In such cases. how
ever, you'll find that a few doses of
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
Personal Mention

The following were registered at the
Ford yesterday: Clarence Dresser.
Henry Pacheco. p. Brena. w. Pacheco.
I. Keen, c. V. Sarventi. 3. r. Hatch
er. A r. Armstrong. II. H. Wynkoop.
Richard sPacheco Thomas E. Davis.
VIM. Reed. Tucson: T. r. Goodman.
Preseett; A. w. Crawford. Los An
geles; 6. w. Thurg. Los Angeles: r.
w. Dunlap. Ray: G. w. Stoke!. Los
Angeles.
The guests registered at the Com
mercial yesterday were: A. +. Oinser.
Tucson; Edward Hoelschsr, Cov.ngton.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

Now that Senator McLauren has de-
clared in favor OF President Roosevelt.
it would be well to send out a corps
OF civil engineers to see whether or
not Mason and Dixon's line has been
wholly obliterated.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

In the old days disappointed coun-
sci for appellants used to allude to the
supreme court Of this territory as "the
court OF affirmation" That epithet is
no longer appropriate. The sessions
of the court in recent years have re-
suited chiefly in reversals. Every
opinion handed down last Saturday
overturned a judgment.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27
THE PIcKWIcK HOTEL.
Los ANGELES

A3 SOUTH GRAND ANENI
A new finely furnished apartment hotel; 6s
handsomely appointed Apartments with
buffet. kitchens and every convenience for
housekeeping. steam heat. hot water and tele-
phone in each apartment. Elevator service
day and night. The Pickwith roof garden Il
delightful feature. kates-single rooms 100
per day and up. Apartments $40 per month
and up.
Under the management OF BUTTERFIELD
KlLBOURNE HOTEL co.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

However ardent the Salt River VAL
ley summer may be a little later. her
conduct so far this season has been
Arizona republican., 1907-05-27

As a result of yesterdays proceed
ings at Eastlake park. We suppose the
Tucson Star will add another 1000 to
the population of the Old Pueblo.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10
GROWING BASKET WILLOW
Uncle Sam Experiments in Profitable
 Branch of Horticulture.

Washington, Sept. 2.-Fourteen hundred pounds of dry basket will low of the highest grade, grown on Uncle Sans experiment farm at Arlington, just across the Potomac from Washington, has just been shipped to willow-craft concern at North Cambridge Mass. where it will be manufactured tito various useful articles.
 This is the second year that ex- perts in the forest service have de- monstrated that fine basket willow can be grown as we'll and as wide lv i'll this country as ln Europe. Two thirds of the stock which has been shipped consists of first class peeled rods, while the remainder is unpeeled. This willow is suit able for the best grade of basket ware.
 Part of this stock will be used to make waste baskets, desk bask- cts and other pieces of office equip ment for the forest service, which will take payment in this form for the rods to their full market value.
 The stock which has just been shipped was left over after upwards of 10, 900 choice cuttings had been taken out for free distribution among prospective willow growers.
 The success of the government with its experiments in intensive willow culture has proved that stock which is equal or superior to the finest imported rods can be grown very proftably in the Unit ed States and has led many farmers and others to start willow growing for themselves.
 To all of those who wish to ex- pertinent, the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agri- culture furnishes information and free cuttings. It seems probable that in few years willow culture will be an important industry in America.
 Willow culture is already prac- ticed in New York, Pennsylvania Maryland, and Illinois and experts have found that the soil in many other sections is adapted for its growth.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10
REPUBLICAN,.

A nice rain visited this section Friday, which was much needed. :. I. L. Nash made a business trip to Guy Friday night. .... Everybody is busy gathering crops this week. MT. Blythe of Martinville was transacting business here last Sat urdav G. C. Duncan made business trip to Conway last week Misses Florrie and Dollie Hen- " of Guy visited relatives and friends here Saturday George Newman made a business trip to Conway last week. Joe Nichols and wife of Wooster visited rela- tives here Saturday and Sunday -. Tom Edwards of Black Fork visit ed relatives and friends here Satur- day and Sunday Lee Black and Archie Reynolds visited relatives at Happy Valley last Saturday -, P. l.. Lane visited friends at Guy last week. ...J. w. Scott and Alex Palmer made a business trip to Conway last week Arthur Peel of Martinville visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. .....W. C. Lyons made a business trip to Con- way last week. Sam Andrews and wife of Rowlette visited rela- tives here Saturday and Sunday. The protracted meeting commenced here Sunday by Bro. Robert Hen- drickson of Guy, at the Baptist church. %. c. Lyons and wife of Kendall are visiting here today. -. E. L. Palmer is making cross ties at Bono this week Our spelling and speeches are progress ing very nicely now at the school house.
 October :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10
ENDERS.

We are having fine weather for gathering crops. -. Rev. J. A. El- lis of Holland visited relatives here last week -. Bob Swor has been very sick but is able to be up at this writing =. Mrs. B. B. Cowdry is still numbered with the sick =. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Ryan are the proud parents of fine boy..... Mrs. R. M. Clark left for South Arkansas this morning to visit her sister. R. E. Perry is at Pearson Cleburne county, teaching class in vocal music. It seems as though the political pot has begun to boil. We hear it whispered that George Donaghey will be our next governor IT. C. Swor is wrest- ling with the chills. =. Robert Bass is visiting relatives at Center Point .... Mrs. Lois Hinkle of Holland was here last week visiting her mother, Mrs. P. B. Condray.
 October s.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10
Chadwick School Closes.

The school closed on the night of September 2 after three months of the most successful school in the history of Chadwick. Our attend ance was far better than and pre- vlous term ever taught here, though the best feature of the. work was the interest manifest throughout the whole term, by the three great combinations of sue cessful school work, namely pupils, patrons and teacher for without this cooperation our schools can not be successful. The teacher and pupils had prepared an inter tainment for the last night which was grand success. Our inter tainment began at D. m. and continued until after II p. Ill. We had good music and had the pleas ure of listening to educational talks by Esq. A. l.. Melton, Profs. C. C. Dickens and J. C. McRaven.
 October 8. J. P. AKRIDGE. -
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10

ing for Pyle x Paris, in their or chard. -, Mr. Mum of Conway is drilling a well for Pyle & Farris on their fruit farm. A. J. Starr and family are picking cotton on the river, =. Mrs. Ida Shannon stuck a nail in her foot last week, which is giving her great deal of trouble. .... MT. and Mrs. C. E. Leigh of Conway were on the mountain Saturday -. Lum Smith of Lollie visited his cousin, J. M. Hardin Sunday night. w. T. Hall and family spent the day Sunday with G. A. Barley and family. ...C. A. Simmons has moved from his mill to Conway. Prof. C. R. Berry is rejoicing over the arrival of new girl at his house, but says she is interfering somewhat with his sleeping at night.
 October 7.