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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
THEY SHOULD.

my honest conviction. based upon my own
experience and that of my friends, is that
Hunts Cure will cure a larger per cent. of
skin trouble, especially Of an itching variety,
than any other remedy. Certainly those Attic
ed with any form of itch should try it."
J. o. Monroe, Atchison, Kas.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
ALL ON HIM.

Towne-Yes, he certainly is in
hard luck.
Browne-Well, he has only him.
self to blame.
Towne-Of course; that's the big
gest part of his hard luck.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
Freight Crew Held Blameless
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

At the coroner's inquest held
over the body of John Preston,
who was killed by a freight train
here Wednesday night, the train
crew was exhonerated from all
blame for the killing. Preston
was buried in the potters' field of
the colored cemetery.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
AIRY PERSiFLAGE.

Mrs. Benham-The doctor says
that l must keep my mouth closed
in the cold air.
Benham-If you do, there won't
be so much hot air.-Harper's
Weekly.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26

Always keep box of Ayers Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then. will ward off many an attack OF
biliousness, indigestion, sick heaaache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
- sse by tho J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell MASS
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
MAYOR WITT
ISSUES ORDER
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

Mayor A. J. Witt late yesterday
afternoon notified the drug stores
of the city that they would be per-
mitted to sell nothing except nee
essary drugs on Sundays in the flu
ture. 1t is thought that the order
will be observed without any ques-
ton by the druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
GOli5cidlcf cridDOHcn.

Nctrlnfcnc 9&coer perllriohcn obcr.
rors a~h,n,or,icscr =, c,no4o
n.m, o, nror o"
''"'' ~ "'''' D" @''I' So
tl'le''
ToncttcpiIIc ~ e % 5r6r
IoIi;ci.0bcf Ncrtor m,,rNc hc,,tc fri;h
por ieincr hip,iorn Mobmrno nn,,
Som Mlurbiion cincn, bntr,,tfcnpn
92cocr rridoiipn Mcnioc mir,to,,
rnrhrr bottp W,,rhiior ,moi 0}e,cy
ricNeroefnom
Wor emo circm Eobrc r,,.>c,, No.
G,cihri 0bo,on ma Wori,iit 0,F,n,n
birr bri elmer Go,,io o,,i Simon, br,,'
ncn 5iorro oct6Stct rrh e;n Srittc.
9,oJi,iit nrr,nnnhrt gon, o0oIfe,
Ser 5b9tcr prIitt nm * on,rir nc,,
5oh om WoIocn
m,r4i,o, r,,,.ho ho,,4o atm, ,;,,o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Scd)S Sabre mad Der 3critOrnng Oon
Ct. Etcrrc.

ct. Eierrc, Smell Mortiniqlte,
%. 6ebruor. Sed)5 Sabre iinN
peritrihcn icitOcm ct. @icrre onrd
rincn Nlt3brlh oc9 Wont Eelee per
nid)tct ufO bimncn 5ebn Minuten in
zinc LootcnitdOt nngelunn0eIt mir.
sc. 2onae 3eit blicb 0ie Sto0t elm
TriimmerbanicL naein sic leBten
paar Monotc boben cine raid SIT.
ncbmcn0c @icocr6cnolferung Der
5laOt mo i6rer llmgebunq nit itf)
Qc6rodt. ct. Eierre bat belte mie-
Scr Elm Sotel, cine @erfte lit i'm Ban
lm0 6inncn <r5em ner0eu mie6er
Cumpier in Sem @aien berfebren.
all8 lueldem MIR ciu ein5ige8 Shiif
III ser llngliidStadt bon 1902 ietne
6lld)t 5u bemerfitelligen permohte.
Nltd cine Eoli3ei lit mie0er or9ani-
ilrt muroen. Iie Seh0roen ser 81
iel icben sic @ie0erbelebung bes
&ertehra nidt germ un0 marnt Die
@ep0lferuna ernltlid gegen sic @e-
tabrer mcld)c ihr 0l1rh Die Babe oe5
<IfaH5 bereitct meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Qlm 9lltnr CrnurOct.
Icuti6cr fot5oliidcr @ciitIi6er in
Qcnocr pom cincm itolicniihen
2nlarhiitcn nicOcrgctnollt Ger
M}0r06ube in Salt.

Tcnncr 0on 23 Irbruor
W,tor Son 1cirriha mfrop beuto
Wormitfoo in scr bicii1pn II GGio.
hc+h- Qirhc nm orr ,,p6 G,trti,-
1tr,5o MOI, no, or,,ar ci,,cr ,,hI.
,c;4cn Mcr,cin0c criho5;cr Trr
m9rNcr cntfom ms ser 9irrhp m,rrs
So ;cnoh in9tcr cinoci,norn Gr 1T
pir &toliciar ms rrfl3rt or iri oil,
olr,rh6t ms IciuN o0ar Wrieitpr
7rr M5roor oip5t ocr 9}on1ru guio
@iuicnpr m Inn cin gnrh1eriht
~ ncrhiitcn IT cr ioiort ms Stoot
%ci3r1rii, orhroht ,nn n,s 0ottprc
n,r,n 6;o N,Ii, c;rc;ornc ho,obt mar
sem
Tpr Woro mrroe ,rnter hSdit lem.
i,tiorc0cr 1~1mitYrncn broonoen
Br,irnna frirta an, Wrtor }miirbpr
,m,i Ir,Ian nro iottc 6cr @ciit.
Ii6ar r,r6ncm ibm hcrirrbp Sir
5oitic ,niirhcn Nir 9ipnpr 1cihobrn
1,n Pcnomrr mi oip Gr,,It 7rrh,s
1o,, ,c,gh,5;on 6r,,h W,tor oo, mil
Sem Tuic Mrin Mott mrin @nttr~
toSt uiommcn einen gruopublid
Iona mar sic @ameinne nir bet9u6t
Sam broh Gin Vorif ms mcbrrra
Iro,,rn iirIon in 0bnmott ms II,
0er o0,cmrincr Gonfuiion rntfom
ser Mor0m,bc ms 6rr Qirbe 9Drf
ser : rcpnc iortc inn icooh ser Nm.
G,iit Groniu nj 1lr6 m,d,tr Inn Oino
fcit. nb,lrfh rr iih ociperot mcbrfc
urh sem GoIi,iItpn milf Som FpnoInrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
% Safi6 proGIt.

5e& Wtoroffo, Sonntog, Den %.
6ebr. - &on Dem @egeniultan Mll-
Ini Soiio lit bier elm 9rief eingetroi,
icni, ser Elm 0Wioiiafre Ser llngldubi
gen" onfiinoigt. Gie @erIeiung oeS
ShreibenS muroe nit Dem Abiellern
BON 5neibun0ert aononcnidiiiien be.
griiBt. Inter 4n0erem ihreibt Wtu-
loi Safio, Der Strom, an Dem leinc
2eute lagern, oflieBe ii6er pom 9lut
Der 6rorBoien." aiuaa4 m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
CpIcr OcS Giicmbabm MiOlO6S.

GombriOQc, 8, %. 6cbruar.
III Gurd cine Gouiiion 5ruiihcn 5lpei
Y9o1gon9 Ser .@uc3uiue ,Ettcrurbau
Cine" mur0cu Noic GlauccD Act6otct
mo ciud 10 Ycrioueu OerlcBt, iiiui
Der |cBtcrcu mobridcinlih t0otIih.
llutcr Den Sdmcrpcrlettcu beiinocu
lih N}otormom }lliiiioL GouOuf
tcur McGullcu mo Catherine Glan-
cen, cine Sdmcitcr pom &oie GIouccp.
NOod, u. D., %. 6cbrlor.
Sin 3ug Scr Ontario mno @cltcrn
@aUu" Ocmolirtc bcutc irilb an elmer
bicliNcn @abntrcl5lma cilen Omni-
bus, in mclhcm cine @cicQihoit ilu1s
ger 2crtc BON cincm 2llt9iItgc 5uriid-
fc6rtc. Siebcn %crioncu murOen &c,
t0Otct INTO 5luci ucrIctt.
Die Go0tcn limo: Geo. Heitb, 80
Sabre ult, Stills Superintenoent int
Qclcpboubiircou; NcIion Ntou IS
Sabre alt. meldcr ocn Omnibus lei
tctc; Bertha Singer, Is &obre oft;
Goth Singer, 20 Sabre alt; George
Sbim, IS Sabre alt; Seonette Eol-
nlcr, 81 Sabre oft. Gic &orriere OH
Ger &relr5ung mar, pic Der 9obnmGl-
ter b~e5eltgtc, geiGIoiieL mo oo5
1llhripcrf bate oieiclbe I'M 2lllgen-
blidc Dc5 @%crounoben6 oc5 3uge5
ourd)brod)c1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

itpllnQ, Discount aauefo, Dem ame-
rifaniiden Rotihafter C'9rien
i1riftlih fir Sic M}ittbcihtng ac.
0onft, 0aB Senotor 6ane5 ans Goli.
foruien cine Q}orlodc eur &erniQi.
QlmQ pom $25OOOO iiir sic umcrita,
Hiihe 9etbeilialmd cinQercidt bat.
@citcr ober pcr1leiht auncfo nit
mucr6eblter 9biidt,ihfcit sic BON
&apan fir Ct Qouis unO Chicago
icincr 3eit u15ucnoricucn Summen
mo 6ittet Sen QotiMaiter Ieinen Gin.
ihtE fiir cine m61lihit Qcncr0ic Ser
miui1uno aeltcnO I'll muG)en, Ocnn
mas Nu1erifa at Oicicm ,3mcd aui,
mcnOc, merOe QcwiiiermoBeu elm
Stun0or0 fiir ole au0crcu g}utioncn
icin.
u&6 modte ni6t." GciBt c9 in Dem
Shre!ben, val2 &rttitd'tcr ooerF'ens
ntglltd'2r crl6eiuer, ober mclln ole
%250,OOO Nle5 lem lollen, mas &Dre
Hc8lcrilllg beluIllt8el NH, 10 mare
Dies luenl8er, ais ll1'ere Jtc8Ieriln8
mr. Sure beloef IeBtclt %SeItol'@'teI'
mug oil98ob. SD tlIrd)te, Dies MIR
DC lllr llll)er Solt cl'e OIttere Ghl'
%tallld)llll1 %lclll."
NollH lprldt @olcto BON oeIt com.
nlrrjIellcl illo )ojioI'Il 3'oGdell Der
@ll@lteII'll8 l'llo menu, Que @o''o'i9
Dejleolliaell ml'ro'n III LII llou III
Niger 'eln ais DeiIe uno aeioolll8
Don Der Ia@lleui'''a peclI''lubl iutt'
oe'I' mo III 'o5loI't "3Itoui'A 'Ul'toI
od@ SdIio 5ml10el oFl @oiterll non
'elter 8eTIlllPIt merocl. ne JoPollI'
lpc HealeFl''1 1tiotuIdle IU'OOO'UOU
yen mr. Oo2 ttitIetll'oHlell.
1t" ere SetItHlt Ut FeiH'
gina, %. 6cbrudr. - Bon Der
i'm &aien bon Golllo ucrionmcjtcn
aHcritonilhen 6,otte lpltroe geltern
T'll"b5'u SS1ipL,'a'on y Wypu''2'I42
Inn >,ion ,,,fcrnnon ncn,1r1ho,
Shiiie bet6ciligtcr iid an oicicr
GDruuQ.
Nadmittag5 ion0en an &auO uucr.
lci Spielc ser b~elwlou5tcn W}atroicn
lno S~ceio(oaten itutt; 10 in Ser
Sticrfompi 2lreno Gin 9oiebaaipicL
wclhc2 mgebeure 5haoren Don 3lr
i6ducrn orjog. GapitGn 5. Ot.
9ompcr ouu ser o&Qiuoi2" un0 10
onOerc 0iii5icre Scr Glotte moren onI
}lbcnO 0%iner9Gitr bel Sem Setter Scr
biciiden Siliulc uou ". u. @ruCc
4 50. u.
Die ouerifmiihcu MatroIcn uO
Scciol0atrn J,amijiircn Iid) bci'm
&mOurlmtb in Gauao un0 &inlu AMI
oa5 GrGfti1Ite. ,Nbr Nerbaltcn miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

Ncm 0orf, %. 6cbruor. - Ger
critic Giicubobntuunel iijr Yoiiogicrs
Oerfcbr inter Dem 9}oro- ODER SUD
icu.91iuer, 5piihcn Scr (Snicl W}nu-
Datton mno Dem 6citlouoc, miro am
uGditcn Cienitog 0}itto9 oem |ubli.
tum cr0finet mcrOen. 0iciea Grcig-
nib. mclhe9 0cu Stob iiber ou9 6dbr-
boot @cihGit uui Dem &uolou brid)t
uno ciucu mcitercu Sdritt DoruGrt@
in ciucm riciiQcn Spitem Der Iroua=
portQtion unter Der GrOe uno inter
Dem @aiicr Der Wictropolc 6cocutct,
miro ofii3icu 0ltrh lcinCu Grbuucr,
iopiC 0urd) Die b0hIten 9cumtcn Der
Station lnO Ocs StaoteS, uuO uiht-
piii5icu ourh 3cbntouicnoc DON
Commuters" 0CfciCrt mcr0crL 0cren
t0qlitc9 &onmcu umo @cheu bon
mo nuh Der Stoot tiinftiQbm nidt
mcbr BON Atebel, sis ml0 onOcrcu
GabrbootS &er50gcrmQcn ubbGuGig
ich miro. 8rdiiocnt Rooieoclt miro
an iciucm 4}lllt inn Grctutip.@ijrem
5lt Moibington ais SiAnal riir Die
Gr6ifmumQ Der &0hrc cilcn c%Icftri-
.N.'" "'oPI '~'','0'',,' '''0 NV w."
,.'.Vl'v ~" m''g 20'' "'.o %',o.
"'''eV ''''''i' '"e'''' WI o'. wv.
"'U"'''' "' ''" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"'"''''''
@Ht @l'Sllapnle euler ell}l8'lI
Sopillll'le, ioeINe oell @ilOlollIiuB gu
|looll9 trcll5L oollh olrett llloII0 DIS
sum @orlem Alocr llllo oort lloer oen
leeteren UlilB olrett III Oell 8roBeh
eelltralsSaDnDoI 9eDt OIno Dt@0er
cue Nellelloe aus oelIl Suoen llllo
Selten auf ole "aDroooie ollBeloIe)eH
9coelelL nm Nen.Dort 81 errelucr'
gtele DER 9roBe1 SonlplerlllllelL o''
rem NodS lld an DER ?'elo- @er''0 et
Sele oeIlloelL lo9ten Ol@per 'peIl-
1ali@ 9e3lplll9eh l0fe Fa0o0l're' mel
S,orth;n hciSrncrr ,nont,n na, l2hr
Lnnten ,,,r M~af5rhcrurn Thcr Nc,
Tr,,s 49, ;ibcrontmorto,, Hc,,t nod,
9tiS6r;,cr ,~rnhCyiii,or Sn,hoit -
noe Wrnblen, ncr rr5ffmmo non Wcr.
tchr n,tor Sam Monon nca Sb,;;os 40
IS5t ,m,H Wc,n.Morr ,n,,crtrcn,rih mi,
Ncr ~0r,,scr,nolt ncrci,;ot ,norncn
o. or;,c =, orSif,onhn T,,nnoI -
on, Tbc;r So. ,~oncnonnfnr wr0rNoo
cn,tc,ns r,orhcs o,,f 6c, 0},,,c,
M, &c mr0Mn,,s g&~rSGhor+cn Nn.
G,,h;,r =, wonho++or M,ihooH
r. ,nt,,,ft 20 %nr. mc0rn,, -
~, r,h ,;o,,,rih nn,,nr m,nn ons
gerne,;co 0c;;e,, Gncr"ir ma 2Sbhrit
s.. anf,nho.Gha, 0,oISr,;t,r "~,,i.r;o,
kc,, ,,,S h;e w~,ncrh,nnn So. Werrs
NN' '''N NN ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
Gin in0i8freter set
re0ner.

2onoon, %. 6cbrnnr. Son
ser QonOoner 5eftipa ser vGmerican
Nauu Qcogle" muroe aeiten gbclo
@aibington's @e6urtstag Ourh cir
Giner feltli1 bcgungeu. llnter Sen
6eItreonern beiano iid aid u. 9tep'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24


oen cinc5 omcrifnniidcn Iiplos
"'"'V'' u" ~0''0'"'
IuriS, %. Ic6ulnr. Sntc-
re5Iantc Ginoriide iibcr Die in I,opon
Ocn Scr. 5tuotcn ac1cniiber bcrrs
ihrn0c Stinmlu BADEN 5pci irun-
36iiihc Warinc 0fii5icrc, Gommau-
nont @crnroin lrn0 lieutenant M{ur.
tint, oeiammclt. 0ic ioebcn ans Sem
ierncn Often 3lriiddcrc6rt limo.
Gommonoont @crmain mar 2lOju.
tant 0cs 9(0miral5 Rihuro, 9cic6I5s
habcrs 0eS irau}6iiihcn @cihmuOcr9
IN CItoiicn, mdhrcno lieutenant
Murtini ais GnItrlfteltr ser jdpuni-
chen 2(0mirolit6t }uqctbcilt mar uno
Ne(eacnheit hottie, %upuu'3 6lotte
unO ihr Mmnihaft5mutcriul cildc
heu0 at iuIOircu. lieutenant Wtdr.
tint bGlt troB ser anihCincu0 iricO-
lid)cn &altlnd ser iapuuilhcn 0iplo-
motto Die Sit1toon iiir sic Der.
Stuutcu iehr cruit. Commandment
@crmoin iprdd iid Dem &crtrcter
ser 4reIic Qrlcnijbcr ciuQcbenO ijbcr
Sic in &apau geiummcltcu GinOrijde
olt$.
0ic m,rirc &,n11,s" GltHprtr
iih Nnmm1nNout Wcrn11in. .h1t Iid
noh mic in ciucm h6bcrcn @robc ser
Wonfpmmcrbpit b%piInDcu. ais ictt.
Sic if bis in allc Gin}clheitcn him
elm pnr6crrifct, Infprt ms geicht M
nchpn I'm MIR elm %ciipieI III err
m1mnen. beurrfte ih. 0oR ami alien
ShifIcu Sic outiicptiIhc Q9ilma. NIT
Ser Sic @cifiibmorrihoitcu iih i'm
@cfeht sic 9nIacu maiden, ulr Non0
If 9nri iopouiihcu ohiifeu mcrNpu
Nia ~9(rtiupriitar inn meiedt ipNp 0}ipr
tcCtutor obacl6it. nm sic @irfm1cu
0cs 1uDcr0ompfe5 ouf ihro 9nIacu
rurh 6os @oidrn mit DicIrr anti
icptiiden Q6inno III bcicitioen. llno
6ieie QSIrno 1T ictt olrf alien 2hff-
fen fcrtio ann Ioiortiaen Wcbrouh
oc7teQt Eopou hat Icilc Wariuc in
oQcrN StiQc ncrItGrft 5ciue glrie
male iinn oriin0lih olSucItottct &n
4uro bcif1itiot Sic Rcaicruna 25..
coo @crftorbcitcr ltuN init cbcnia
picle bejiu0cn Iih in N%ofp,ufo m0
Wi}aru. Iic Rcoicrunu fouu oQc
V}otrolc1 bobel1, Die ltc be1otbi8t.
@e9erlportl9 OcrIll8t ne llbcr lLOOO
, v,,',"' "" &"p wan ''[s."J' Nv S,,,,
% ," 900 V an ,,,, ,o,n,", t.; '',,",
t3n,a, ,m,> $780, tat, o",,4, ~"'"t" ,
,n,nntr;,f5ho S(,,sC,Sor ;o;,, ,,S,
go 49,, m
~ a. So. |nuJ,nnr "n %'p'",,'
;aG. - N"to,
~ "('''>' ~'" 49," ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

tom Gralle, melder Die ollltrlianllpe
2'I8IyI"''9 ,r ~" ;" l,W''O'"v
r., r'| ,orEr,;tatr iiM i, icinrr RrSc liner
Sic mor5r mcf16r " Sic pr ala cinrn
W,n,n, Scr orr6pitcr I1nior 7e.
,,o1o1rn~ hc,pidnptp ms fam o,h
mr. Nio Nocifirfobrt Ser omcrifoui.
ihpn Ir,ttr III iprcrben. sic or idorf
mib6iGi1tc Gr fiirdtct. mcnn Sic
Irot+r Son Iroucisco crreihc. mcrDe
5ip cir 9ntffI1mmcu non Qci0cnihoi.
fen crmpdpn, 01a ann aricoe ijibren
f3nnr
Sin orpBcr 56ci( ser g(umcicnoen
0rijdtc ieinc 3lriidmciiuno ser 9(elt.
frrlmaru Gronc'S 0lrrrh bpOeutuuds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24

GA Z a
Trigtd die >Oie SOrte, Die Ir Inner Gesauil Halo
ss ii N<MNIXM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-24
DC GnqeI Ser oitret6ti den
Nrmee.

@ien 90. 6e6r. - Sn 9e8rill.
0unQ Ser Gc8icrmg5 6orOerlm8en
fitr Mtlitdr3mede bat IN Der oitreit)i'
iAen Delegation Der &eih@frieg9mt'
hitter Sd6noih conference.-the
@lcuBerumgen iiber ben gcgcniDarttgen
Ston0 Ser 9lrmee getbon. Sn elmer
einOrud5poucn ReOc ertldrte cr, oaB
ouS Seer am @eroorrcn lei mo lid III
n0Qig un5uldngIi6cr &crfo'ilulg be
iin0e. 8eionoer5 fritiijrte Der Nttnl-
tier Sen 3uitono ser NrtiQcric, BON
Der er mittbciItc, ooB uiele ibrcr Sc
id)iibe obne 9eoienung icicu. edo.
noid frat cntidieoen fir Oic 9eibe.
boIting Ser ocutihcn Commando.
ipro6e elm uno befiirportete Die BE,
miQi0unq ser Webrforocrungcn, iijr
Die er DIS @cgeupertb Die @iniiIb.
rlutg Der 3meiiabrigcn Gicnit3cit in
9lltsiidt iteIltc.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
CHESTER.

Louis Kimball has passed an ex-
animation to enter the United
States. navy and has gone to New
port, R. l., to go into training.
Cecil Watson of Boston has been
a recent visitor with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Watson.
DIR. Slniun of Philadelphia spoke
i'll the Baptist church Sunday on
the "Anti- Saloon Question"
Miss Nellie Stearns, who has
passed several weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. Lizzie Stearns, at b. A..
Parks OH Church street, has re-
turned to her teaching duties in
Randolph, Mass.
Frank H. Harris and family,
who have passed the summer at
Windham at the old home of Mr..
Harris, have returned 10 their
Main street residence.
Elmer Livingstone of Swanton
is with his sister, Mrs. Il. Lock-
wood.
Mrs. Nelson of Bradford, n. H..
will pass the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. William Smith.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17

Miss Stella Yearly started for
Boston, Friday.
Mrs. Ella Howe is visiting her
sister, Miss Nina Vaile.
Miss Orrie Davis is visiting
friends in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of New
York are boarding at F. F. Church
ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clough re-
turned from their visit in Athol on
Monday.
3. H. Landman and Mrs. Music
Skinner have returned from their
visit in New York state.
Miss Grace Willard of Bellows
Falls is teaching in the Block
school.
Mrs. M. H. Smith of Concord,
former resident of this village, called
on friends here recently.
Joseph Cummings is quite sick
at his home in Townshend. He is
having hemorrhages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Carver of
Jamaica are boarding at Hunts
Tavern for few weeks.
F. F. Churchill bought matched
pair of horses at the Shattuck auc-
ton in Weston.
Ralph W. Hutchins of Spring
field is teaching in the grammar
school, beginning last Monday.
1t is reported that L. o. Wilbur
has bought the farm now occupied
by Frank Underwood.
Miss Leone Clayton returned
Saturday from visiting sisters in
Burlington and Windsor.
On four vines springing from one
hill, G.. A. Coombs has gathered
$50 lbs. of Hubbard squash es.
James Clough recently found his
cow dead in the pasture, having be-
come hung in some bushes and
strapgled.
F. A. Hulett's new dam was
practically completed Monday. 1t
seems good to see the pond filling
up once more.
Mrs. G. w. Halyburton and two
children of New London, Ct, are
staying at Hunts Tavern for a few
days.
Water is scarcer than ever. 1t is
not a question of whether we can
have electric lights or not; but
whether the drinking water will
hold out until the next rainfall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burbee, who
have been living in New York
state during the summer, returned
last evening. They plan to remain
here if they can find suitable ten
enlent.
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Windham County Court.

A number of Bellows Falls peo-
pie were in attendance at the trial
Carruthers VS.. Hutchins which end
ed Monday with verdict of 500
for the plaintiff.
The next case of Berry VS.. Doo-
little was called and the testimony
of Mrs. Berry put in during the
afternoon; but Tuesday morning
the case was settled.
The next was W. E. Pierce of
Putney VS.. Shepardson of Bellows
Falls, on a lumber deal, which will
probably occupy some days time.
Following this will come the case of
James Garfield VS.. Fred Boynton.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17

Those going on the excursion to
New York, Tuesday, were G. T..
Shanks, Mrs Geo. Howe, M.
and Mrs. Charles Wait, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Graves, Miss Orrie Da-
Wis, and Carl Castle.
James Clough ani Miss Hattie
Jaquith. both of this place, were
married i'll Jamaica, Saturday, by
Rev. Dressler. They will live at
Mrs. Surette Clough's for the pres
ent. Best wishes are extended to
the young couple.
S. W. Cone was bitten in the leg
by John Wiley's dog Tuesday aft
ernoon, causing painful wound
which was cauterized by the doctor
as soon as possible. Mr.. Cone is
unable to account for the dogs ac-
tions, as he was walking peaceably
past Mr.. Wlley's house on his way
home from Thompsonburg.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
SEPT. II, 1908. PRICE THREE CENTS

Mr.. and Eugene Putnam have
returned home from Boston.
Mrs. Charles Todd and daugh-
er, Grace, have returned from
their Boston visit.
Mrs. Pingree of Cherokee, Ia,
who has been visiting at Emil
Williams has returned to her home.
Mrs Leroy Heald has been Wis.,
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pratt at Cavendish.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
LOCAL MELAN6E.

Lawyer Carpenter Of Brattleboro
was i'll town yesterday on business.
We had severe frosts Tuesday
aud Wednesday mornings.
A. E. Cudworth is in North Ad-
ans, Mass this week on law busi-
ness.
Mrs. E. G. Gordon returned
Saturday from Boston. She has
set her millinery opening for Oct. I.
This place was we'll represented
at the Shattuck auction in Weston
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grover of
Ludlow have been recent visitors of
Miss Louise Babbitt.
Mrs. Ina Skellie of Cambridge,
N. Y, and Mrs. Sadie Sherwood
of Saratoga, are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs A. E. Cudworth.
F. H. Tyler lost valuable COW
this week. She was found in the
pasture with a leg broken, and had
to be killed.
Daniel Millington went to Bos-
ton Monday, where he has posi-
ton in the chemical department of
sugar refinery.
DIR. Borland is in Rutland this
week as witness for the state
|against the Italian who killed Dep
uty Sheriff Hayden of Ludlow.
Mrs. Borland accompanied him to
visit friends in Rutland.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
Make Every Dollar Spent for Roofing
Buy A Dollars Worth.
PAROlD ROOFING.

PAROID ROOFING.
Known the best the country overbecause the test Of
time which is the that tells has proven it
One Pfyse at 50 25 per So Our price SO 90 per So.
Two g g $3.25 " :" $500
"RUSSELLOID' ROOFING.
This is felt roofing, containing no tar. Made similar
all high grade roofing ID claimed to be equal to any
One Plyses al $500 ,er So Our price $1.75 per So.
Two & " s. 90 " &c So so
cred ROPE NEPONSET' ROOFING PAPER.
Good for to five years.
Our price ST. 90 per 100 square feet.
"CROWN' BRAND ) PLY TARRED
PAPER ROOFING.
Complete with paint, nails and caps.
Our price 81, 50 per So.
Rifles, Shot Guns and Ammunition.
Large Draw Cut Bush Shears, $500 each.
Shear SIOO
Get our prices on Game Traps,
Windows, Doors, Paints, Glass, Etc.
E. j. DAVIS,
Chester Depot, Vermont.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
Solitude i'm Chunks.

Here is an extract from the pros
pectus OF a hotel in Switzerland:
"Welssbach IS the favorite place oi
resort for those who are fond OF
solitude. Persons In search OF sol
tude are. In fact constantly inckins
here from the four quarters of the
globe"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
To The Fair.

Melendy's big, easy-riding coach
drawn by four horses, with J. w.
Melendy as driver, will carry pas
sengers to and from the fair, Thurs
day, Sept. "a. Ist trip at 8. a. M;
end at 9. 80; 3rd trip if necessary.
Fare, rs cents each way.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
MARRIAGES.

In Jamaica, Sept. IL, by Rev. Dress
Ter, James Clough and Miss Hattie ia
Quith, both of s. Londonderry.
In Dorchester, Mass. Sept 8. by
Rev. George L. Cady, Robert E. Well
man of New Haven, Ct, and Miss
Blanche M. johnson of Dorchester,
Mass.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
Mr.. Trapper, See Here.

By lucky strike have got hold of
the secret methods of making scents
and setting traps for fox, mink, lynx,
coon and other fur bearing animals as
used for years by one of the best old
trappers in the eastern states, and l can
sell it to you 80 You can more than
double your catch for very little money.
Write me for prices and right to use.
A. L. Bowen,
S. Dorset, VT
Real Estate and Collection Agent,
Photographed and Auctioneer. Phone
1924.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
Her Little Affair.

Mr. Flatdweil-L Look here SRI
You must have made nisiakei
that's my fat and | didn't buy q
piano
Delivery Man-Piano nothinr
That's yer wife's new hati-PuCk.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
\ Cara.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
of Greene Warranted Syrup of Tar If
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
s; tiSfactory or money refunded.
L. T, Landman, c.. E. Bacon,
j. A. Parkhurst, G. l.. Richardson
F B. Pier, c. B. William.
F. f. Smith, c. n. Grout,
A. L. Wheeler, G. II. Pettihones
Ryder 6 johnson.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1908-09-17
Farm For Sale

at price less than the value of the
buildings alone. 100 acres suitably di-
vided into moving, pasture and wood
land Situated 1 mile from post Office
on R. F. y. route. Buildings in ex-
cellent repair. Never failing running
water to house and barn. Good fruit
and sugar orchards.
o R. Clayton, Agt..
S. Londonderry, Vt.