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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
Normal Faculty Completed.

All the memberA of the Arkan- sas State Normal have arrived and are making arrangements for the first annual opening next Monday. The dedication exercises will be held next Wednesday morning, September g. Gov. George w. Donaghey will deliver the ad- dress on behalf of the city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
RACEFOR SPEAKER OF HOUSE
Is Attracting Considerable Attention-Both
 Men are Very Popular.

Little Rock, Sept. 17-Special- The race for Speaker of the House of Representatives, between Epps P. Brown, of Prairie county, and Tillman B, Parks, of Lafayette county, is attracting considerable attention, on account of the great popularity of the two men and the closeness of the contest. No two politicians, asked one after the other, seem to agree on the same man, showing how closely the line is drawn.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
New Store to Open Monday.

w. H. Norwood will open his novelty store in the Martin & liar ton building next Monday. He is making preparations for a grand opening and has issued an invita- ton for everybody to be present on the first day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
At the Hotels

Hines-J. R. Hinkle, Little Rock; C, C. Terry, Memphis; NJ. Kunstodles, Chicago; w. G. Path erly, Little Rock.
 Commercial-J. A. Clark, Chi cago; Miss A. C. McIvcr, Greens boro, N. (.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
Holding Examinations.

Prof. T. F. Forrest, county eX- aminer, is holding the quarterly examination of teachers i'll this city today. About 25 teachers are taking the examination.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, Sept. I7.-Fore- cast to s p. Ill. tomorrow: Tonight and Friday generally cloudy wealth CT. Showers tonight and Friday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
Total ................ 1

UNdI ! 2 Cotton is selling at 9c today. Price of seed, $II.oo per ton
 Up to noon today 345 bales have been shipped from Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
Bank Making Improvements.

The Faulkner County Bank is making some handsome improve ments in the way of decorating their walls. The outside walls are being repainted and the inside walls are being covered with bur lap.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17

w. w. Honea and son of Beebe visited Oscar Honea and family here yesterday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
For the Convenience of our Customers

For the convenience of our customers we have place in the bank for private conversations letter writing or other business matters This your service Our Modern Safe Deposit Boxes ill 6reproof vaults ST. so and up year. safe place for your valuable papers,
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
DAILY COTTON REPORT.

Conway merchants have bought cotton up till noon today, as fol lows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-09-17
"THe Old Reliable"

Do not confound capability with importance, HOT experience with rashness, but ntrust your busi- ness to an institution whose officers have devoted years to the service and the study of sound, profitable banking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Nfrr. Webh,u Hlatorv.

New York, August 12-Previous to her marriage to Brodie L. Duke, Mrs. Webb. who was Miss Alice Webb, was a partner in brokerage firm in Chicago.
 The concern formed 6 plan for grow ing tobacco in Texas and $150.000 was required to finance the deal. Miss Webb came to New York and succeed ed in interesting Duke in the plan. Their acquaintance was shortly fol- lowed by their marriage. Shortly after the marriage MT. Dukes brother, Ben jamin N. Duke began proceedings to have Brodie L. Duke declared irrespon- sible. and he was taken to a sanitarium in Flushing, L. I. Relatives then took steps to have the marriage annulled. Tn the meantime Mrs. Webb was active in her efforts to carry out the Texas plan, as a result of which warrants were issued at Nacogdoches. Texas for the arrest of Mrs. Webb and Charles F. Taylor of Chicago on the charge Of swindling President F. A. BIount of the Commercial National Bank at Nacog- doches out of $3.000.
 Ii was alleged that Alice Webb, while in the Texas city, represented her. self as being supported in her opera tions by large financial interests that were temporarily unavailable. Later Brodie L. Duke brought suit for a divorce from Mrs. Webb and a decree was granted to MT. Duke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
CALLS CoMER GAR
k,omm1ssroNER NICE DON'T LIKE
 TEXT BOOK RULING.
nx wote Mobile County Commissionefs Decide To Accept school Books Circuit Court Session
 other News.

Mobile. Aug. I2-tSpecial.)- )--Declar- : snr fsovernor Conner to be Czar, ana wenturing the opinion that if the Scnooi c,omulssioners of the county ot Mobile failed to adopt the state Text Book Commissioners ruling there was n possibility that the Governor mlsnt decline to allow the Auditor to pay 70 the county its share of the scnooi funds of the State. Commissioner liar rv T. 1nge declared he would vote 70 nccept this decision, even though the aftorneys for the County Commission had decided that there was no reason for their doing so.
 Commissioners Inge's statement was rnaae at a special meeting or the school Commissioners called this morn ing by President Sledge to act on the opinion of the Boards attorneys as 10 the liability of the county school sys- teln to the State Text Book Commis- sion's ruling.
 Superintendent s. 8. Murphy. present. cd his report, which embodied the opin- ion of these attorneys which was in trfef. that the law governing the use of text books in this State does not apply to the County of Mobile. He rec commended in his report, however. that the recently adopted books be used. By \ vote of six to one, the Commission decided to adopt the books. the one voting against It being Commissioner Andrews,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
srvanes ana tAs ..ne.I.y q .h. Lord.

servance and the sanctity of the Lords day.
 The report expressed profound sem timents of reverence and submission to the teachings of the recent e..cyclical of Pope Plus X, against the body of false religious opinion called modern ism" and characterized the movement as "A covert attempt to subvert and to destroy the faith in the divinity of Christ and the divine foundation upon which Christ built Hrs church.
 The educational plank said in part:
 Since we ardsntly desire morality to be inculcated In our public schools. we utterly repudiate and condemn any attempt to teacn morality without God or without Christ. We urge all Cath olics to support loyalty not only our Catholic elementary schools. but also especially the highest schools, acade- nies, colleges and universities. '
 The socialism plank rejected "The main tenets of socialism that collective ownership of means of production and distribution Is necessary for the human race." and all catholics were urged against af.nating with the movement.
 Pittsburg was chosen as the place of the next convention and final adjurn- ment was taken shortly after p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
STILL IN MUDDLE
GoLDsBORo AFFAIR NOT YET CON-
 GUIDED.
Crew Claim That Promises to Pay Have Not Been FuEflletl and That Cargo VIII Not Be
 Moved.

Mobile. Aug. 1z.-tSpecial.)- )-Trouble with the Goldsboro, the ship known as the Pirate Vessel, does not appear to be so much the disposition of her stolen arcgo. as 1t does { matter of disposing of her crew. The men are in posses sion of drafts on one E. B. Bush. of New York. that they received as part of their salary. These drafts may be absolutely good, and as far as Is ac- tully known, there Is nothing to indi- cate that they are not. Seaman. now ever. are not as a rule. versed in banking laws, and they know little as regards paper that promises to pay
 The men of the Goldsboro shipped under the English flag, and therefore are in English money, representing se many pounds shiliings and pence.
 Whether these drafts will be ulti- mately paid. however, does not appear to be the biggest part of the story The crew claim to have saved the cargo. J Graham, one of the engineers of the ship, tells an interesting story in this connection. He says that tho cargo would have been actually landed in Honduras. if 1t had not been for the fact that the crew absolutely refused to work the ship until the men had been paid off. He says that under the Bailey orders, the vessel was ordered from Porto Cortez to Ceiba, and that there 1t was expected that the cargo would be sent ashore. That when they arrived at the latter place there wal still a question of salary and that when the men found that promises made to them were not to be lived uI to, the chief engineer ordered the nres underneath the engine be drawn. This Mir. Graham clainas saved the cargo from being landed.
 Regarding their salary from the trir back to this country, Mir. Graham claims that the men were promised flve stxths of month to pay for their serv. ices; that this time has not yet ex, pired, and that they are liable to bt held here until 1t is. He makes thC statement that the members of ths crew declare that they will not allow the cargo to leave the ship until such time as they have been all fully paid off
 The statement made yesterday tha, teh cargo was to be transhipped an, pears to be correct but another state. ment that 1t Is to go to New York by the Mallory Line does not seem to be backed up by fact, no orders havina been received here as to just how II is to be handled.
 Captain Swatridge said tonight thai he practically knew what would han. pen. but that at present he was moi in q position to make his knowledge public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13

Don't expect the stomach to do work 1t can't do. That is unreasonable. While you need help let Kodol do it for you. Kodol digests all the food and 1t is the only preparation that does If the stomach is unable to digest food
 There is only one way. It must have help.
 Don't expect it to do work 1t can't do. That is Isunreasonabe Help restore it's ability to act for itself It soon puts 1t in condition to do it's work unaided. When that condition is reached
 You don't need help.
 You don't need digesters.
 You don't need Kodol.
 But while you do need help let Kodol do 1t for you. Then note the physical improvement that only comes with perfect digestion. And perfect digestion supplies sufficient nourishment-
 Kodol is not cure-Nature alone cures. But Kodol assists the stomach by doing part of its work. Then nature completes it's cure A lit- tie help from Kodol makes the burden lighter and easier to bear.
 There are tonic properties in Kodol that cause the stomach and whole system to respond. That is what you want. That's what you get in Kodol
 Lack of nourishment is not generally caused by lack of food. It is because you don't asslmliate what you eat and because it don't digest.
 Eat good food and all you want
 Don't avoid this nor that because it dosent agree with you. That only shows the stomach needs help If your appetite eraVes certain things your system requires them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
R00SEVELT'S GUESTS
PROMINENT MEN CALL AT SAGA
 MORT HILL.
Former President John Mitchell, of United Mine Workers, was Among Guests But Politics Was
 Not Menff0ned.


 Oyster Bay. N. Y.. Aug. 12.-The guests at sagamore Hill today included State Senator John Raines. author of the liquor license law which bears his name: John Mitchell. whose, present activities in behalf of labor in the ca paoity of manager of the trades agree naent of the national civic federation, and Ralph M. Easley chairman of the executive council of the same general body.
 Senator Raines came to see the President upon q personal matter inc volving two army officers. Naturally politics in general were touched upon. LateF the Senator expressed the en- tirely personal opinion that the Presi- dnt looked with favor upon the politi- cal status of Governor Hughes but Mir. Raines was quick to add that the Chief Executive was taking no part in the campaign for the Republican guberna- torial nomination in New York State.
 The visit of the former president of the United Mine Workers had excited considerable interest because of the activity in the national campaign of Samuel Gompers.
 But Mir. Mitchell upon leaving Saga more Hill said that politics were not mentioned MT. Easley and he, he said, came to Oyster Bay to Invite the Pres ident to address the National Civic Fed eratton at its annual meeting in New York city on December 14 or some time about the middle of the month. Pres ident Roosevelt. he said. could not &C., cept the invitation because he was in doubt whether he would be able to keep the engageRlent if made. The plans of the federation's trade agree ment were also discussed.
 The matter of sWitchmen's dispute with the Lackawanna Railway Com ! pany was not taken up, MT. Mitchell said. that affair being in the hands | of the interstate commerce board of mediation at Washington. The la bor leader reiterated his determination fl not to take an active part in the pres ent national campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
sEARCHING FOR NEGRO.

EufauIa, Aug. l7.-tspeclaI. l-Ih- formation has been received here that a reward has been offered for the ar rest of Lattimer. the murdee of Wal ter Williams, amounting to $500. It is understood that this amount has been made pamong citizens of the surrounding section and it is hoped this will be supplemented by a substantial offer by the State. While this fact has not been published, those who are in a position to know believe 1t, ana are exerting extra efforts to bring the assassion to justice.
 A small posse headed by the cnlet or noiice of fhe city. secured a section within a radius of twelve miles Of tne city last night. but with no success. Tn tbe meantime, a vigorous watch out IS being kept in sections of south west , Georgia, and 1t is yet believed that ne win sooner or later be landed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
CATHOLICS ADJOURN
PITFSHURG SELECTED AS NEXT
 MEETING PLACE.
EdwaFd Feney Was Unanimously Re- elected President of the Fedora don--ResOIutiens, Passed to
 Prevent Dissertation of
 Sabbath

Boston. Aug. 12.-After adopting resolutions unanimously re-electing Edward Feney of Brooklyn, as Presi- dent and deciding upon Pittsburg, Pa. as the next meeting place, the Gener- al Federation of Catholic Societies voted final adjournment this after noon.
 Anthony Matre. St. Louis was elect ed Secretary. and Mrs. Elizabeth Rod gers of Chicago. Treasurer
 report was presented appealing to ''an Catholics and to all our fellow citizens without distinction," not only to take part in any movement leading toward the relaxing of the Sunday laws. but to use their influence in civic, social and private life to prevent the dissertation and to uphold the ob-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Trolley Car. Collide.

Detroit. Aug. 12.--Fifteen persons sustain ed slight injuries early today when two in- ter-urban cars on the Detroit psilanti and Ann Arbor branch of the Detroit United Railway collied near the city limits on MiohtRan Avenue One car was filled with over 100 people The force of the col lision piled the passengers into heap and a number ot them received bruises and sprains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
MRS. WEBB GUILTY.
Divorced Wife of Tobacco King Convicted
 of nefraudine

Divorced Wife of Tobacco King Convicted
 of Defrauding
 Chicago. Aug. 12.-Mrs Alice I. vvehh divorced wife of Birdie L. Duke tba Mn, ionaire Tobacco Manufacturer, was today found guilty of defrauding the Great North. ern Hotel by passing a worthless check.
 Motion for a new trial was made and will be argued later. If not granted sen- tence will then be passed by the court.
 At the word guilty" the woman who A few years ago was the governess of mill lions. flushed and trembled, but only mo- mentarily, and was apparently perfectly composed while her lawyer Alfred E. Case, made his motion for new trial The pen alty for the crime was found guilty Is a fine of s2.o0o and Imprisonment in( the county Jail for one year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Only One Way
Don't expect the stomach do work it can't do That is unreasonable While you need help let Kodol do it for you Kodo deests all the food and it's the only prepara tion that does
Here Is where Kodol benefits you.

Here is where Kodol benefits you.
 It not only digests the food you have eaten, but tones up and puts the stomach back to healthy and normal condition.
 As long as part of the food remains undi- gested, the stomach is not at rest. All food must be digested. Only part means that the stomach must go on working at an impossible task.
 Some things are a partial help and do part of the work But that is not enough. The part they do is not the most essential part. Just what they fail to accomplish is what is most required by the body. Part way will not do "Part way' will never take you to journeys end. All or none should be the demand.
 That is why Kodol is so successful
 It digests all food as quickly as healthy stomach will do 1t.
 If 1t fails 1t costs you nothing.
 Fairness cannot go further.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13

Louisville. Ky. Aug. 12--190s-Miss Blanche Afdrach. America's original sheath gown wornan. who is appear ing at one of the local theatres, caused blockade of streets here today, stop ping street earss wagons, etc, for over an hour, owing to imInense crowds in front of theatre buying tickets to per- formance at which she will wear-the Sensational Sheath-@own. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Decline Union Men.

Trouble has been caused along the wharves that may prove serious. through the master of vessel declin- ing to ship men who are members of the Seamen's and Firemen's Union. It has been known for some time that some of the masters of vessels, regu- 1arly trading at this port. have had 6tEerences with the union, and there Is d report current tha. the master of The Norwegian steamship Belize will ship n0n-uniou crew on his next trip. There are three fruit steamers lying in the stream at the present time, the Ala bamas the Ex-Governor. and the Mount Vernon. The forruer is mixed up in the difdculty to some extent. but the captains of the two latter decline to discuss the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get dollar bottle. Then after you have used the entire con- tents of the bottle if you honestly say that it has not done you any good return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your money. We will then repay the druggist. This offer applies to the large bottle and to but one in family.
 The dollar bottle contains 2h times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is made at the laboratories of E. c. Dewitt 6 Co.,, Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-ToIedo, 4-s; Kansas City. 3-7.
 At neapolis-Louisvilie 5; Min neapolis, 8.
 At Milwaukee-Columbus 8; Milwau- kee, 0.
 At St. Paul-st. Paul 12; Indian anolis &.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
cHARGED WITH MURDER
Lee Larnett Shoots Another White Man
 af G4RrIfmg


 Tusca1oosa, Aug. 12.-(SpecfaI. l--- Lee Barnett, a white man. was brought down from Sterling. Ala. Monday night, and lodged in the county jan on the charge of murder. Barnett shot and killed Julius Garrison. also white, on Monday morning. The details of sE1e shooting are very meagre.
 There seems to have been an old grudge between the men, and Monday morning, as Barnett started out hunt ing. he passed Garrison's home, and in stopping to speak to him, the old trouble was revived. one word leading to another. It Is said that Garrison made a move to draw a gun. and Bar nett shot him dead, using a double parreIled shot gun, tn ewhole load en- kerfng Garrisons breast, death being Instantaneous.
 As soon as the news reached here, Deputy Thompson left for Sterling, but met Barnett coming this way. Barnett saying that he was on his way to Tus-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
circuit Court senslon,

Tn Inc Circuit Court her today. John 1nwfggs filed suit for damages to the extent of $10,o0o against the Mobile Light and Railroad Company. David Twiggs was run down in Toulminville hv ore of the company's cars while he was trying to urge a halky horse over inc tracks. He subsequently died, and If is claimed that the injuries sustained by him at the time of the accident caused his death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13

Emile Fritz, q former base ball play CT. has filed suit against the Mobile Flaming Mills Company for $5,00o dam ages. He claims through his attorneys. McA1pine and Robinson. that through the neglect of employees of the com pany, he lost two fingers of his right hand while he was himself employed by the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
cOTToN sTATEs LEAGun.

At Columbus-columbus. 5; vicks- burg. 3,
 At Jack son--Jackson. 1; Monroe. O. At Meridian--Gulfport Biloxi, 4: Me ridian. 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13

caloosa to give himself up. Barnett is a well-known planter In the northern part of the county. and is well-known in this city. being related to people of this town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
NrRvnns ronrrr

Take HorsfoFd's Acid Phosphate To quiet the nerves. relieves nausea. sick headachess and to induce refreshing sleep.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
naeetinr PoatponeiI.

The meeting called for tonight to dis- cuss the matter of putting a complete Repubilcan ticket in the field at the s.ext general election. has been post poned for a day or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Total IT. ". ....... .si4s.7s'

Iotal .$l4o' fst .4z
 These figures have just been compil- the State Auditors. who have just con- cluded the assessment of the railroad property of the State. The announce ment fs' not unsatisfactory. as it shows Calhoun to be prosperous in spite of financial depression.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
W nlran nena.

BEr. Wiley B. Dixon. aged 42, died at f1:10 o'clock this morning at the fam ny home. southeast corner of Augusta cild Marine Streets Mir. Dixon Is sur yived by hiaz wife. step4daugnter. Miss Agnes Daley, of this city. his father and three brothers. resident in Brewten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
patents to AInbamians.

Washington, b. e.. August Iz- (special) l)-Patents were issued to J. T. Andrews, Montgomery, safety ap- plianck for railway cars; A. D. Cotton EstrrnInxham.. moulding machine; L. David, Montgomery sawless cotton gin. n. A. Taylor, Barrytown. colter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13

an automobile where the committee of notification were given dinner on the lawn by Mir. and Mrs. Bryan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
SHOWS AN INCREASE.
Figures From Calhoun County Tax
 Collector As To Property.

Anniston. Aug. 12--tSpecial.) )--The total valuation of real and personal property in Calhoun County, as return ed to County Tax Collector Dave Cow den. for the year 1908. is si2,22s. 761. and this shows a net increas of $277,- TAO over the returns of last year, when the total was sf1,s5I,ss1.
 This Is not so bad for a panic year. though the increase falls more than a million dollars short of the increase of 1907 over that of 1908. when the in- crease was s1,307,5ii.
 These returns and valuations call for the collection of total tax in the county for all purposes of $146,75412. Th4a uvsr,r sw 1txfrnN R1I1ox,s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-13
Henry D. Clayton.

The letter is also signed by each member of the notification committee.
 The great crowd at once settled itself to listen to Bryan's words of ac. eeptance. With the pleased counte- nance, he surveyed his vast audience, and then began his remarks but he had not proceeded far when he was in. terrupted by ch eers, the demonstrations continuing at intervals throughout his speech.
 Mir. Kern delivered q short address, and then he and Mir. Bryan retired to tn Capitol building. where they held a public reception and the exercises were concluded.