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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
MADDOXVILLE.

The cool wind and bright sum- shine remind us that golden au- tumn" is near. The farmers have certainly been busy this week. Some cutting and hauling hay, and others picking cotton and peas. The infant child of MT. and Mrs. Smith Qualls has been dangerously i'll for several days, and its recovery is reported doubt ful. s. M. and C. D. Plant made a business trip to Searcy this week. IA little daughter arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Maddox this week R. P. Mad dox celebrated his birthday Friday night by entertaining his friends with nice singing at the home of his parents, M. and Mrs. T. A. Maddox. A large crowd was pres ent and the music was excellent, All report an enjoyable time .... Messrs. Taruer and Johnson of near Quitman were in our midst this week on business =. The peo- pie of this and adjoining neighbor- hoods are sorry to learn that Dr. J. w. Hossell and family of Rose Bud will leave for Searcy next Tuesday, to make their future home. Our people regret to loose this excellent doctor and family, but wish them much success in their new home.
 Sentetnhar oA
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
CENTER POINT.

The dry weather is still on. =. The tnrnip crop which we hoped to make bids fair to be failure. :. Some are done picking cotton away here in September. The health is good. The meeting is about over and work has become general. ....J. Walter White closed his school at ElPaso last Friday and will leave this morning for Little Rock =. Miss Jessie Wheat has closed her school and will go this week to Little Rock to visit her sister =. Misses Olgo and Opal Davis left today for the state uni versity at Fayetteville. -. Bob Gunter carried hay to Conway this week. =. The possums are fat but no potatoes to go with them. ... It seems as though we are to have some weddings in this section soon. =. .Molasses IS a legal tender in this section this fall. w. H. White says he believes he has the grip. =. Ed Wright has a new phone but says he can't get the children to hush -. Kirby is on the ring, Hinemon on the street, McFarlane in the ring, With Don aghey to beat.
 September 90.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03

ganization. A meeting will be. called at an early date in your county for the purpose of forming school directors organization to hold sessions at stated times for the discussion of problems relating to the duties of their office. Please make special effort to be present ano encourage others to attend. It means much to the children of the state.
 Respectfully yours,
 J. J. DOYNE,
 State Superintendent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
To Our Special Correspondents:

On account of the fact that practically all of your communications reach this office on Tuesday nights mail, we are forced to omit portions of some of them, and occasionally the entire letter. This is a matter of much regret to the editor, but 1t is an impossibility for a weekly newspaper to put all its matter i'll type ill one day. Let every cores pondent who can possibly do so mail his communica- tion so that will reach us by Mondays mail, thereby insuring the publication of his items i'll full.
 New supplies will be for warded to all correspond ents this week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
TEMPTATION TO THE AMBITIOUS

Shakespeare has done a great deal for the stage" said the literary person.
 Il suppose so, answered Mir. Stormington Barnes; and yet there are times when it seems to me that Shakespeare is responsible for more bad acting than any other play wright that ever existed"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03

When the bowels are constpated, poi sonous substances are absorbed into the blood instead of being daily removed from the body as nature intended. Knowing this danger, doctors always inquire about the condition of the bowels. Ayers Pills. ---..naa hr the J. c. Aver G.. lowell. Msss.-
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
GREENBRIER.

D. A. Glover went to Conway Monday. Miss Hattie Robinson visited relatives at Linder last week ....B. (. Sims is building a new
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
We Reiterate.

That for more than fifteen years Hunts Cure has been working on the afflicted. It's mission is 10 cure skin oubesy particularly those of an itching character lis success is not on account Ot advertising, but because II surely does the work, One box is guaranteed 10 cure any case.
 St
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-03
SELECTION OF TEACHERS.

Among the important duties de volving upon the director is the se- lection of the teachers. Not every educated person makes success
 ful teacher. The one bearing the most recommendations may prove the worst failure under new condi- tions. The director must be, in some sense, a student of human nature, and able to judge some
, 1907-06-18

Why not get all the news when 1t
\ news by reading The Republican,
, 1907-06-18
COMMISSIONERS SHOULD
TAKE MATTER IN


]. M. Christensen and FL E. Fisher
Of the Gem City Grocery company Of
Laramie came in Tuesday from that
city, and after looking after interests
in Walden, left for Encampment, says
the Walden New Era. They stated that
the road over the hill at Mountain
Home is in bad shape and in need OF
repairing. AS this road is the main
thoroughfare between North park and
Laramie, the county commissioners of
Albany county should take the matter
in hand and put the road in good re.
pair. The North park contributes many
thousands of dollars each year to the
business men Of Laramie and Albany
county, and the patronage of the park
is worthy Of more consideration than
the people of that place are in the hab-
it Of giving US. 1t would be no more
than just that they should keep the
road in their county in as good condi-
ton as possible. The business men
ana commissioners should look after
the natter at once.
, 1907-06-18

weekly Republican only 81 ayear.
, 1907-06-18
DELEGATES TO DENVER
PUBLIC LAND MEETING.


The following delegates will repre-
sent Wyoming, Albany county and thu
Laramie Commercial club at the pub
lie lands gathering at Denver beginnin.
today, they having been chosen by the
respective appointing powers:
Delegates at large from wyoming
V. S. Cooke, Cheyenne; DR.. ]. M. vii
son, Douglas; Pat Sullivan, Casper;
Fennimore Chatterton, Riverton; 8. G
Phelps, Meeteetse; Ora Haley, Lara
mic; DR.. J. e. Osborne, Rawlins; ]. w
Hay. Rock Springs; ]. G. Oliver. Buffa
10; 8. K. snively, Sheridan; United
States Senator Clarence D. Clark, Ev.
anston; Congressman Frank w. Mon
dell, Newcastle.
Albany County Woolgrowers' associa,
ton, Laramie-E. J.. Bell, Frank King
William Owen, c. P. Arnold, Laramie,
John McGill, McGill; L. l.. Laughlin.
Toltec; John H. Davis, Laramie.
Laramie Commercial club-W. H
Holiday, T. H. Simpson, Fred A. Mil
Ter. James M. Christensen, w. B. En-,
mons.
, 1907-06-18
EXTREMELY GRATIFIED
AT THE SHOWING MADE

DR.. A. B. Hamilton Of Laramie was
in Centennial last Saturday on bust
ness connected with a mining property
on Corner mountain, says the Centen'
NAL Post. He was taken to the claims
by Tony Cuerdon, who has been. doing
the assessment work. DR.. Hamilton
spoke as being extremely gratifed =
the showing, and stated that q company
would be organized at once to prospect
the property. The surface indications
are exceptionally good and vein matter
has been encountered. 1t Is traceable
for several hundred yards. Two claims
have been grouped.
, 1907-06-18
CONSIDERABLE RISE
IN THE BAROMETER.

The barometer at the first national
bank this morning marked 1880, a
higher point than has been reached Tor
several weeks. The weather was warm
and partly cloudy during the forenoon.
, 1907-06-18

METHODIST AID TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY,.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will meet at the church
at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
, 1907-06-18

FRONT OF THE HALL
Is BEING REPAINTED.
The front of the city hall, damaged
by the fire Of May 16, is being repaint-
ed today by painters from H. D. BEEN
er's shop.
, 1907-06-18
Do Not Neglect the Children.

At this seaso Of the year the first
unnatural looseness Of a child's bowels
should have immediate attention. The
best thing that can be given is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by castor oil as d.
rected with each bottle Of the remedy.
For sale by the Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1907-06-18
EAST SIDE PUPILS
OFF FOR A PICNIC.

The pupils of the eighth and ninth
grades of the East Side school left for
the country at 6 o'clock this morning,
on their annual picnic, a large wagon
, 1907-06-18
Impressed With Trip.
WILL MEET MONTHLY
FOR COUPLE OF MONTHS.

The Elks held their last meeting
for the present month and have de-
cided to meet once in July INT once
in August, the first Monday nights In
those months having been selected.
, 1907-06-18
BOOSTERS
WERE BUSY
SPENT PLEASANT THREE QUAR-.
TIERS OF AN HOUR IN THE
METROPOLIS OF PLAINS.
Met at Depot by Commercial Club and
Band and Escorted Through Bust.
8 Section Of the city-some Ct
the Callers at This Hive of Indus
try-Governor in City.

The stay of the Omaha Commercial
clubs trade boosters in this city yes
terday afternoon was all too short for
the business men and others who
sought to make the visit pleasant. The
was met at the depot by the
Commercial club of this city and the
Imperial Military band. and the visi-
tors were marched through the princi'
pal streets of the business district,
making a very imposing showing. A
large number of buttons and badges
were distributed, and the members If
the party soon left the line of march
and scattered about the city, each man
calling upon that business interest in
which he was most interested.
Some Of the Callers
Among the callers at this Office dur,
ing the stay Of the party We're the
following:
J. F. Carpenter, representing the
Carpenter Paper company.
S. ]. Potter of the Great Western
Type foundry.
Fred a Wallwey of the National
Printing company.
T. R. Porter, representing the Asso-
ciated Press.
These gentlemen were shown about
the Office and expressed delight at the
size of the plant and the evidence OF
business on every hand.
Governor Was Present.
Governor Sheldon of Nebraska was
a striking figure in the parade. He Is
a jovial gentleman and has been the
life of the party. Mr.. Porter, the press
agent, when asked if the governor OF
Utah at Salt Lake said to the governor
of Nebraska what the governor OF
North Caroline said to the governor or
South Carolina, replied:
mo, but they went and did it,
Like, John A. Logan.
Governor George l.. Sheldon Of Ne
braska is a splendid specimen of Amer
lican manhood. In physique he is Of
the John A. Logan type-taller, but his
black hair, swarthy complexion and
kindly, but firm features remind ono
of the great soldier statesman. He
was the idol Of his party, and to his
presence the rest of the party attrib.
ute in great measure the success OF
the trip. Governor Sheldon is a ma
tive of Nebraska, and a successful
farmer. When in private life he lives
on his farm at Nehawka weeping Wa.
teri where he IA born, not far from
the border line of Missouri. In farm
ing as in politics, the Governor is all
eminent success
Impressed With Trip.
In speaking of his "trip the governor
said, that he was greatly impressed
with the country through which they
had travelled. This is my first trip
through this portion Of the west" he
said, land to me the trip has been one
OF great interest. We nave received
cordial greeting everywhere, and GER
tainly our reception and visit here have
left nothing to be desired. We fee
under deep obligation to the CONNER
cial club for generous, hospitable
treatment. The courtesy shown and
good offices extended to us are great
ly appreciated by our entire party"
, 1907-06-18
Collie and D%iarrhoea.

Pains in the stomach, collie and diar-
rhoea are quickly relieved by the use
of Chamberlain's Colo. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For saie by the
Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1907-06-18
SIX FOR FIVE"

O$Iy For EIvEsS THAR means If you buy six items of any kind or xyH d soa piece Of
,o. 80. goods you only py for i've; you gt" one free of barge and thu rule
{" onaa It is Of the same Nnd at the anne ume you do yours will ZOOS: you nothing you .. that much
your combined purchases This sale will last only two days
, 1907-06-18

EVANSTON MAN is
CHARGED WITH CRIME
T. A. Patterson of Evanston, a rail
road man, is under arrest there charg.
ed with stealing $122 from a peddler's
wagon passing through the city.
, 1907-06-18

Old papers. IS csnts . hundred. at
The Republican once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15

Our journey is now nearly over and about the last thing we see is the Great Crossing, where two great roads at slightly different levels cross one another. The rocks all about are enormous and the whole presents a magnificent scene.
 We now slowly retrace our steps for the last time to the entrance with sigh that it is over and wish that We might go again. There are sev- eral places We could not go on ac- count of the size of the party How we hate to go back to the ordinary commonplace things; and We pause at the entrance and look back at the open mouth of the great cavern which seems to beckon us to renew our ex- plorations. But finally we turn away and climb the steps under the tiny waterfall and slowly ascend the path way up the hih to the hotel.
 Oh. I cannot realize that have at last seen Mammoth Cave. It is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15
FOLK SONGS
 FOR CHARITY

New York, Dec. 12.-An unioue form of entertainment was given in the ballroom of the New Plaza hotel this afternoon. when the national dances and folk songs of the various Ell ropean nations were portrayed under the direction of Louis H. Chalif, the late ballet master of the Odessa Gov ernment theater in Russia. All the dances were given In costume and the songs rendered in the native tongue The affair was given for charity un- der the patronage of the social lead CTS of the city. The proceeds will he given to the Anne Brown Alumnaa free kindergarten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15
BRUTAL NEGRO
 TO HANG

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Friday the thir- teenth will be a fatal day for Richard walton, the negro brute who strang led Mrs. Lillian Grant White in her room at 552O Madison avenue last September, and who will be hanged Tor the crime tomorrow. At his trial ln October Walton pleaded guilty and repeatedly refused to alter his plea. When sentenced to death the negro sneeringly asked the judge to short en the time set for his execution, saying that he desired to have the lit tie matter settled as soon as possi- 'ple. The murdered grinned broadly when witnesses told of his brutality and appeared to glory in his crimes He has since maintained his defiant attitude, but 1t is thought that he will break down when brought face to face with death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15

something l never will regret and some day l hope to go again with small party and see it all.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
HOWARD ON SQUAD
Of NAVAL COACHES

ANNAI dis. Nd, Oct 15-Douglass
Howard. captain Of the Academy team
of 1905. Joined the squad Of coaches
here yesterday.
With Reeves, Dashieu. Harms. and
Spencer, O. the Navy, and Gates. Rock
well and plymouth. the coacning as-
gregauon Looks good enough 10 put the
Navy elrven in the best possible shape
for the eSme With Harvard next Satur-
day The coaching was directed 20 that
end
Much attention was paid TO kicking.
and LANCE. the Navy quarterback. made
some remarkably accurate goals from
the side lines at about forty yards,.
Burg Is being given more OppOI 5ul ity at
halfbacz- He IS fast and pluclzy, but
lacks weight
Leighton obeyed an urgent call 10
come out this afternoon. though he had
not expected 10 be a member Of the
squad this season. He was Sub-taCkle
last year and formerly played al An
dover. The Navy is in need OF more
candidates for tackle. as Piers0n viii
not pla.- this season and Magruder has
a sprained aim
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TODAY May DECIDE
HIGH SCHOOL CHAMP
AT Present Tech and West
ern Look Best for
Scholastic Laurels.

Unless Central takes IN unexpected
turn for the better. and Business does
the surprising stunt Of turning up some
day and winning a game, the high
school championship should be decided
this afternoon ar National Park when
Western and Technical meet at $3.50
o clocG
The game this afternoon viii be a
battle royal between weight and science.
The Westerners are far outweighed by
The Technical squad. but the George
town team has shown itself 10 be right
UP 10 scratch on the 1907 football propo-
si'iOn I'm every practice game Il has
pl ped 10 date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

NEW YORK Oct. 15.-There isn't n
very strong probability that Jake StahL
the great but fractions first baseman,
will be with the Yankees next year.
This is the first of the regular winter
crop Of trades" OF which many are
written and few are made There are
four or I'VE reasons why Stahl will no.
be with the Yankees I'm the spring, and
as the first one is that he refuses to
play here, the others need no. be con-
sIdered.
The deal in question is a triangular
one. BY the terms of which Laporte goes
from the Yankees to Boston. Fred
Parent attaches himself to the payroll
OF the White Sox. and Stahl comes here.
Two Helped, One Stung.
In most mergers, deals. etc. one party
Is generally hurt in the miX-up. and n
calm glance at this affair would put
Manager Griffith in that role. Jim Nc
CURE is very anxious to get Laporte
on account OF his hitting. The chunky
Canadian, is also developing into A very
fair outfelder, and he has always been
an ordinarily good infelder.
Fred Parent is still hitting hard. and
can play the outfield and infield with all
the White Sox almost anywhere.
Stahl Is Il great ball player, who
thinks that he has been given a "des-
perate DEAL" as we say in the first
families. Therefore he refuses to play
baseball under the benign rule OF the
National Commission, and has allied
himself with the powerful outlawed CitS
League in Chicago. He says fatty that
he will stay there.
New York's ShaTe-Trouble.
Summing up the trade" Boston gets
a very good young player. Chicago gets
a star veteran, and New York gets writ
ten permission to persuade Jake Stahl
that he ought to be good.
Granting the improbable-that Stahl
might be induced 10 refOrm-lt is Diff
cult to see how he could be OF any use
10 Griffith except as material for fur
Their deals He was splendid batter
unul he took up the management Of the
Washington club, and the cares Of that
job (Which we would imagine TO be
many affected his playing and his bat
ting eye. He was never a wonderful
hrst baseman, and could hardly drive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
Chevy Chase Hunters
To Be Entertained
At Laure1 Fox Hunt

LAUREL, Ma, Oct. 1.-THE Laurel
FOX Hunt Club is planning a fox hunt
Tor Thanksgiving Day, the chase to take
place early in the morning and last IN
Ill o'clock In the afternoon.
At night a dance will be held In one
OF the public halls Over fly nave al
ready promised TO take part, among
whom are several ladies.
Several members OF the Chevy Chase
Club. of Washington. will also be pres
ent, as viii number OF the knights who
rode at the tournaments recently held
here. The tournament WniCh was 10
have been held by the Fox Hunt Club
this week has been called OF.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
Tech's Is Real Chance.

The Manual trainers may have new
football down equally wei. IN which
case there would be little left for West
ern to hope for, but II Tech IS up 70
the requirements in this direction the
fact has not yet been brought 10 light
from lack OF a fair chance The first
real game or the season was with Army
and Navy Prep and the High School
team won that round so easily that il
could not serve for a criterion OF its
strength.
Technical IS the only high schOOlsteam
that has crossed Westerns goal since
1894.
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and It's about a toss-up between the
two teams. with the exception Of Wister.
OF Princeton. who handles the forward
pass wonderfully.
The Princeton line. excepting the cen
ter and ends may be characterized as
heavy and powerful, but slow and mex
perienced. while the Yale line. excepting
the center. seems more aggressive.
faster. and more resourceful.
Break Even on Quarters.
Coming 10 the generalship position.
both teams are strong. Tad Jones and
Dillon are two Of the best qsarterba cks
on the gridiron this year. Jones has
the more weight. while Dillon has more
OF the lodging ability; both are excep-
tionally fast and drive their teams hard
Both teams have good substitutes in
Dimes. OF Yale. and Dawson. OF Prince
ton.
AS 20 the fullbacks 81 Is a choice
Of Coy. Of Yale. and Captain McCor-
mick. OF Princeton. The former is a
longer punter than Mccormick and prob
ably possesses more speed. McCormlck
times his punts better with the ends,
which Is better than those that give the
opponents a chance TO run back the
kicks. Mccormick IS the more powerful
man and hits the line Ike a catapult.
Wider Selection.
Among the halfbacks Yale has three
sets which she can call upon. all Of
ability. while Princeton Is limited IN her
choice. Yale IS stronger IN these posi-
tons
princeton and Yale play the same
style Of football. the open, forward
pass and kicking being featured. Prince
ton has developed the forward pass to
. higher degree than Yale, and in the
Wesleyan game worked Il more success
July than any play she possessed The
the end to diagnose. Princeton has al
ready used il too much for her future
good. Such a pass is a deceptive one.
ful, experienced end is easily blocked.
Same Defense Formation.
In the defense both teams use prac-
tically the same formation. The half
backs are well back from the line on
their respective sides ready to intercept
forward pass CT outside Kick, while
third man is between them at a
greater distance from the line. In the
extreme rear is stationed the man who
plays back one thing tSat marked a
contrast IN the tv.u teams was the man
ner in which the yale men pulled the
runner along. Princeton lacked much
IN this respect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

Left en- bases-H. & W. :: Trinity. s.
First base on balls-On l. Stanley. 1;
cf Sterzer, Q. Struck out-Bv L. Stan
icy, j.; by StcrZer. g. Two-base hits
King, j. Stanley. Sacrifice hits-Bishop.
hIyan, White. Larkin. stolen bases
Mess 90, Larl1in. lit bv pitcher-B,-
Sterzer, !. Wild pitch-L. Stanley.
Passed balls-Eraft 90. UrlnpIre-F,d
Handihoe- Time OF game hour and J5
minutes
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ans Lose in Baltimore Youngsters Defeated Here -
.GALLAUDET RESERVES
AND BUSINESS TIE

business showed the effects OF hard
practice and effective coaching yestor-
day when # held Gauaudet Reserves TO
60 at Kendall Green.
business used the forward pass 20 ad-
vantage In the second hals ana thIs
feature Offset the trick plays. which
nearly Tailed a toucndowa FOR the Re
serves in the first aaif. Twice Cal
lauIst was held FOR downs within ten
yar1s Of the hign school goal
The Iine-up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

Two be Sc hits-BurreII Jobn KeU1,
Eeeleg: Three base hit-Doyle. Sacri,
rec htts-Hall, Hoffer, Brodie, Dunn.
Ease Stolen-Hearn, O'EarG. Double
Llas idl ana Hunter, Bases on balls
by Honer, Z; by Adkins. 2; BurcheI
BatterS hit-By HOffer. J. Struck out
~ 5nfer. ?: by Adkins. 4; by Burchell.
!. Passed ball-Eearn. Wild pitch.
furCpelL Left on bases-Edltimore 10:
orioles, 4. First base on errors
orioles. ? Time OF game-2 hours and
TO minutes UmpiTe-Mr. Hearst. AS
sistant-Mr. Belts.
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Sane Defense Formation.

Pennsylvania still holds the lead in
tho number OF points scored with il.
made in FIVE games. Princeton. with "a
score Of y. against Bucknell has
jumped UP TO within three points OF the
Quskers. Both teams are more than
80 points ahead Of Yale and Cornell,
with Harvard las.