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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-29
REPUBLICAN.

We had nice rain Friday and frost yesterday. Mrs. Savener of Illinois is visiting at J. L. Nash s..-.,..-Tom Castel- berry expects to start to Texas Novem- Der ?. He will make his home there.
 Cora Reynolds visited at Uncle Bill Mays Saturday ........ E.. l.. Palmer visit ed Kendall Saturday. ............ Mrs. Sarah
 Reynolds and Miss Fife Simply was in Morrilton last week trading. W. C, Lyons and son, Earl, went to Little
 Rock Monday. Alex Palmer made a flying trip to Conway Monday. ... Luth CT Sims of Guy picked s7S pounds of cotton one day last week.. Uncle Jack Castleberry and George Reynolds have traded farms and will move soon. ....
 Bill Cane of Mississippi is visiting rel atives and friends here. There was no preaching at the Primative Baptist church as had been announced. ..... Mrs. Hattie Oliver has returned to her home at Argenta after a months visit here. ......- Mrs. Minnie Black and mother are visiting at Argenta this week M. A. Brown was in Conway last Thursday ........The young people enjoyed a nice dance at w. w. Newms last Saturday night Our school will begin Novem- Der IS, under the management of Miss Icy Major with her assistant..... Health is good. Oct 26.
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linn Crow Law Up.

In the police court this morning the first prosecution under the Jim Crow law in the state, took place with w. B. Brooks, city attorney; and Judge E. M. Merriman, repre- senting the defendant, members of the legislature which passed the bill, leading in the case. Gussie Morgan, a negro woman boarded a car on the Fifteenth street line, and with three other negroes, took up four seats, while half of the 60 white people on the car were forced to stand She was asked to move back one seat and refused. She fought the conductor when she was forced back, and was ejected from the car. The negress was given the limit for violating the Jim Crow law, S25 and also fined for disturbing the peace.
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LOCAL NOTES.

w. ]. Apple went to Little Rock this morning
 w. D. Cole, IT,, is in Little Rock OF business.
 Rev. G. M. Ford of Vilonia is in the city today.
 ]. H. Stubbs is in Little Rock today on business.
 ]. c. Wyatt of Damascus was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Emma Jones is visiting in Little Rock this week.
 Capt. B. B. Barker is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Jacob Walls of Fairbanks was in town yesterday on business.
 M. F. Dickinson, secretary-treas- urer of the F. E. & C. U. of A. , was in Little Rock yesterday on business.
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HOLLAND.

P. A. Ward and daughter, Miss Laura, of Lollie visited $. H. McCarty and family Saturday. ....... Mrs. M. l.. Graham of Pueblo, Colo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F. Lackey this week .... Ches- ter Bryant, who is attending the State Normal, was at home first of the week
 ........... Miss Blanch Wilson was up from Little Rock Sunday. Sam Holmes of Tuckerman, Ark, is visiting,his sister, Mrs. B. F. Lacky.......~Anp Powell and family of Barney are visiting here. They leave tomorrow for their new home at Mildred, Okla. Oct. 26.
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Who is Mayor of Little Rock?

Who is mayor of Little Rock, w. R. Duley who was elected to serve out the unexpired term of Warren E. Lemon resigned; or John Tuohey, alderman and elected by the council as mayor pro tenn at the meeting Monday night? Mayor Duley who lies at his home suffer ing from an acute illness, says that Alderman Tuohey is his legal sue cessor until he is able to resume the office. Alderman Tuohey says the same. City Attorney Brooks, says not. Alderman Tuohey is performing the functions of mayor, however, but says he has no de- sire for the job, having plenty of business of his own to look after, though he will do nothing which will have to be put to legal test later. The tempest in a tea pot arose over resolution introduced in the council by Alderman R. C. Powers, providing for the appoint ment of a committee to investigate the records of the Little Rock Railway X Electric Go. and see whether or not the citizens of Lit tie Rock were being charged too much for commercial lights. Mayor Duley was i'll and may or pro tenn was elected. Tuesday Alderman Tuohey, acting as may or pro tenn appointed the committee. Alderman Powers contested the legality of such an appointment, saying as Alderman TuOhey had not made the selection Monday night, while presiding over the meeting, he could not make 1t legally on Tuesday, his functions of office expiring Monday night. City Attorney Brooks states the appointment is legal, but Alderman Tuohey is not acting mayor be- cause he was selected to preside over one meeting, and there can be no mayor protem while the real mayor is in the real mayor is in the city. Alderman Tuohey is still serving while the music goes on.
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BINDERS.

Rev. James Hammock of Pearson preached here at the Baptist church yesterday. .........R. M. Clark has gone to Little Rock for medical treatne ent. .... Dr. C. D. Wilson and family visited rel atives at Hanna yesterday. ...,........ Mrs. J. H. Martin is sick at this writing ..........
 Albert Merriman is sick with Typhoid fever. E. Perry left home today for Center Point where he will conduct a music school. Mat Woods and wife went to Conway last week . Earl Bass is at Center Point attending R. F. Per ry's music school. Oct. 26.
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Richard Watts of Little Rocl

Richard Watts of Little Rock visited friends in this city yester- day.
 Alfalfa, clover, orchard grass and herd seed at Martin & liar tons. It
 Mrs. Maggie Gregory of Tyner, Ark, entered Central College this morning.
 w. S. Rice left this morning for Van Buren where he will visit for few days.
 Mrs. Herman Imboden returned last night from a visit to relatives at Little Rock.
 Whitsitt & Morris want to ap- point agents to canvass in this city. Call at K. E. Breedlove's boarding house between I2 and I:3o and from to 7 p. n. 3S-3t*
 Rev. ]. B. Stevenson is in Little Rock today to attend meeting o the Anti Saloon League. R. K. Wilkerson and children of Beryl have returned from a visit to relatives at Little Rock.
 Miss Bennie McCarty has re- entered Central College after wis it at her home at Centerville. Don't fail to see the Directoire Gown tonight at the Electric The atre. It is high class picture. J. $. Watkins and daughter, Miss Noni, left this morning to have the latter's throat treated.
 $. Matchett of near Guy was a pleasant caller at this office this morning. MT. Matchett is think ing of moving to Higden in the near future.
 Miss Fay Phelps of Fl Paso, who was called home on account of the tragic death of her father at Mem phis a few weeks ago, has returned to Central College.
 WANTED-A copy of the third annual catalog of Central College, containing register for IS95-96 and announcements for ISo6-o7. It w. w. RIVERS.
 w. B. Hubbell of the Hendrix team returned last night from Ark adelphia. He was painfully but not seriously injured in the game with Ouachita Tuesday. His place was filled by one of the substitutes.
 w. R. Sturgiss has rented the Renfroe cottage in the western part of the city. Mrs. Sturgiss will re- turn about the first of November and they vii make their home here.
 All sizes of hard and soft coal always on hand and promptly de- livered at lowest prices. Phone I67. II
 JOE JONES.
 County Clerk Hartje and Deputy Sheriff Johnson are among those who returned last night from the Odd Fellows grand lodge at Little Rock. They reported the meeting one of the most successful in the history of the order.
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NorIcE-Some fine pigs for sale. Inquire of E. T. Edwards, the Singer machine agent. 3t*
Reduced Rates.

Agent J. w. James announces the following reduced rates from Conway to points in Arkansas for the occasions mentioned.
 Grand Lodge Odd Fellows, Lit tie Rock, tickets on sale Oct. 26 and 27, good returning Oct. 30, SI.45 round trip.
 U. D. C. Convention, Helena, on sale Oct. ? and 2s, good re- turning Oct. 3I, S5.So round trip.
 Baptist Association, Malvern, on sale Oct. 2o to Nov. 2, good return ing Nov. 5, S2.7o.
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Eureka anthracite coal makes the best, cleanest and cheapest fuel. Large supply always on hand, delivered anywhere in city. Phone I62. d-tf w. l.. Robins.
 .. w. Wills of Bluffs, Ill.,, is visiting friends in this city for a few days. MT. Wills lived in this city when a boy and says that he amazed at the growth of Conway.
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BARNEY.

Dr. w. H. Wilson of Des Arc was here recently. y...,......,..... Mrs. Cole Rooney has been sick for few days. A. l.. Pow ell had cleaning sale Saturday. ..,... John R. Blessing and family of Ham mondsville were here Sunday. ~ Ben Pate and wife are the proud parents of 4 pound girl. Miss R. NJ. Blessing of Happy Valley is visiting relatives. Rev. Dawsan preached here yester- day. Oct. 26.
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J. Clarence Dawson will preach at the Christian Church next Sun day morning and night.
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GREENBRIER.

Prof. w. C. Beane and family of Wooster moved here last Friday. He will be the principal of the Greenbrier public school which commences the and Monday in November. ......... Mrs. r. w. Webb and daughter of Little Rock are visiting here this week the guests of w. B. Love and family. .......... John ]. Will son presented the writer with two large turnips, the two weighing SA pounds. He stated that the yield was fine. ....... Prof. z. T. Kennamore has moved into the s. Richardson property north of the postofice. He will be the first assistant in the public school. ol..............H Hon. Guy w. Caron of Little Rock, a candidate for congress spoke here Saturday at ? p. i'll. He had good hearing. o. ]. Ow- en accompanied him from Conway ......... ...... Dr. E. T. Williams left Monday for Little Rock to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. He was accompanied by Dr. J. w. Dejarnatt of Guy. Oct. 2o.
 GUY.
 Bro. McGee of Damascus preached here yesterday ....... Guthrie Clayton vis ited friends and relatives at Martinville yesterday. ........ Grandpa Mode, who has been sick for some time, died yesterday He was nearly 80 years of age and has made Guy his home for many years. He leaves wife and several children. He was member of the Church of Christi. .- Mrs. Jim Henry is chilling. .,..... Miss Florence Montgomery visited Miss Myrtle Helms last week .....- Jake Kissinger and Wesley Montgomery ex- pect to go into the merchantile business soon....~ Mrs. Bradshaw is lying at the point of death. ......,........ Nearly time for school and no teacher, but we want one. w MT. and Mrs. i'm Martin of Martin vile passed through here Saturday en- route to Quitman. Oct 26.
 J. Clarence Dawson will preach at the Christian Church next Sun day morning and night.
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Treasurer Making Bond.

State Treasurer James l.. Yates of Little Rock spent yesterday in this city obtaining signatures to his bond as state treasurer for the en- suing term. The bond required is one of no small proportions, amounting to over 5000, 900, and, as it is necessary for it to be per sonal bond, the treasurer elect usually has to call upon his friends throughout the state to sign it. MT. Yates was quite successful here, obtaining signatures for some substantial amounts.
 Beginning next Sunday, our shop will be closed all day, and will not be opened on Sunday again this winter. We ask our customers to please remember this and give us their orders in time to be delivered on Saturday.
 BoYDsToN & ADAMS.
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Entered as second class matter September l4 iQ0B. at the postofhce at Conway, Ark, under the act of March 31, l879.
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Laundry received in morning, delivered that evening if wanted. If CONWAY STEAM LAUNDRY.
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day.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-03-04
Will Open Theatre.

A moving picture theatre will open
in the Grabski block, in the room
formerly occupied by H. E. Matte
SON S grocery store about next Friday,
March 9th. The latest moving pic
lures will be shown and the popular
ballads of the day illustrated and sung.
A change of program will take place
three times each week and the per-
formance will run continuously from
7:15 O clock till o:15 O clock leach
evening. A reasonable admission
fee will be charged. A permanent
theatre is something new for Grange
vile and ought to be largely patroniz-
ed from the start. Messrs. w. A.
Slack and c. H. Swaney are estab-
fishing the theatre.
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Mrs. A. Mcdonald died yesterday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the
Mcdonald home in the northwest
part of the city. She was i'll several
DAYS prior to her death but it was an
early realization on the part of loving
relatives and friends that Death alone
could relieve her sufferings. The
date of the funeral has not yet been
decided upon.
Rose Delima Smith Mcdonald was
born June 13, 1866, at Leroy, Min
nesota. With her parents she moved
from there to Yankton, S. D. She
was united in marriage to A. Nc
Donald on Nov. s, 1898, after which
they resided at Alcester, S. D., unit
coming here in 1908. Besides the
sorrowing husband and father the
following small children mourn the
loss of mothers love and care
Mary, Loretto, Frances, James ant
Bernard.
F. M. Doty.
F. M. Doty, a well known ant
respected citizen of the prairie, die,
at his home few miles north o
town last Saturday of paralysis. Mr.
Doty had been i'll but two days wher
the death-dealing stroke came ant
ended his earthly career. He wa
81 years of age at the time of hi
demise.
Mr.. Doty and his family cam
here from Centerville, South Dakota
3 years ago and have made Cana
Prairie their home since then. Th
family consists of a wife and seve
children, who have the sympathy c
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-03-04
Hotel and Saloon Buildings at Clearwater River Town. De-
stroyed by Fire Monday Morning
Owners of Property Unable to Save Structures 900
Loss, Partly Covered by Insurance.

Fire broke out in the building oc-
cupied by the saloon in Harpster at
about 6 o'clock Monday morning,
and disastrous conAagration resulted.
The fire was discovered after the
flames had gained considerable head
way and all efforts to save the build
ing and adjoining property were
practically hopeless. The saloon and
contents were entirely destroyed.
The place was conducted by T. ].
ThomlinSon.
The Renner Hotel, which was To-
Gated just east of the saloon, was also
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-03-04
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Republican Central Committee Held
Session, Saturday.

Republican Central Committee Held
Session, Saturday.
A meeting of the republican central
committee and other prominent men,
bers of the party was held last Satur-
day afternoon at the Office of R. R.
Hotchkiss, secretary and treasurer of
the committee. About thirty party
members were in attendance and all
enthusiastically participated in the
affairs of the meeting. A letter from
c. H. Nugent, chairman of the
committee and who is now at Lewis
ton, appointing ]. E. Jaques as vice
chairman of the committee, was read
and the appointment confirmed by a
vote of those present. April 18th
was chosen as the date of the next
meeting, when the election of dele
gates to the Wallace convention will
take place. After some discussion
upon county and state matters the
meeting adjourned.
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Among the Churches
Catholic.

Catholic.
Next Sunday, the 9Th of March,
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; mass at
10: 80 O clock.
Baptist.
The services next Sunday at the
Baptist church will be as follows: 10
a. M, Sunday school. d. c. Van
Buren, Superintendent; $50 p m,
B. Y. P. u, Miss Alva Overman,
president. Each Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock, prayer meeting and
mid-week Bible study services are
held.
Rev. H. H. Hubbell will go over
to Cottonwood the last of the week
to preach there in the morning and
evening. Rev. C. T. Mcdonald
will occupy the pulpit in the local
church. Regular Sabbath services
will be held.
Presbyterian.
Sabbath services as follows:
Morning worship at l | a. m, witt
sermon by the pastor and evening
service at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath schoo
at 10 a. M; Children's hour at
p. m. and the Christian Endeavo
service at 8: 80 p. m.
Special music morning and evening
under the direction of Mrs. Hatta
baugh and Mrs. Sheaffer. A cordia
welcome to ALL
Methodist.
The subjects for the services at tn,
Methodist church next Sabbath are a
follows: Morning, "Ditching;'
evening, Laying Foundations. ;
Evangelist ]. l.. Glascock, of Ohio
and Prof. CHM and wife, singin
evangelists from Iowa, will begin
series of meetings at this church abou
the middle of March.
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At the Court House


From the records at the county
clerk S Office we obtained the following
items of interest, all being recorded
since our last issue:
Henry P. Haunsey and Mrs. Cora
Mcllroy. Granted marriage license
Feb. Goth.
Perry N. LYDIA and Miss Eva
Oliver. Granted marriage license
Feb. 2oth.
l. c. Ternan VS.. P. E. and ]. P.
Hayden, suit on contract. Filed Fed.
2oth.
State of Idaho VS.. Geo. w. Goode
Appeal from fine. Justice court,
Cottonwood precinct. Filed Feb.
10Th.
J. Schwalbach VS.. H. c. Mclean.
Suit on promissory note. Filed Feb.
9th.
Sites Trading Co., VS.. F. /. Twill
egar. Appeal from judgment in
Justice court, Sites precinct. Filed
Feb. 9th.
Geo. D. Mccain VS.. Jane A.
Dalzlel ct al. Suit to quiet title. Filed
Mar. 3rd.
Probate Court News.
Mrs. Fl. L. Geiger filed Notice ol
Contest of the will of NJ. L. Nav
horter. Fixed for hearing Mar. 9th.
Anna l.. Wiechelman appointed
administrative of the estate of Levi:
Wiechelman, deceased.
A. ]. Bracket filed petition to be
appointed guardian of Elmo Joseph
lurmes and Alloysious Victor
iurmes, minors. Set for hearing
Mar. 5th.
Z. ]. Deardorff has applied fol
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Mrs A. Mcdonald, F. M. Doy, Victor E. Westenheiser Mil
lard Turner and Esther carp Pass to Great Beyond.
GRIM REAPER sADDENS IDAHO COUNTY HOMES
Mortality List for the Past Week Includes Two Adults
and Three Young Children

the entire community. The funeral
was held yesterday, interment being
made at the Prairie View cemetery.
Rev. Hubbell, of the Christian church,
preached the funeral sermon. Mr..
Doty was an industrious, hard work.
ing farmer and had large circle of
friends who will greatly feel the loss
caused by his death.
Victor E. Westenheiser.
Victor Edison Westminster, the II
year old son of c. R. Westminster,
who lives few miles north of town,
died Sunday of spinal meningitis.
The youngster was born in Yoncalla,
Oregon. He was i'll several day.
before his death. The funeral wa.
held yesterday and interment made a
Fairview cemetery.
Mlllard turner.
Millard Turner, the 6 year old sol
of Willis Turner, living out nea
Winona, died yesterday of peritonitis
The little boy has been i'll for about
weeks and has suffered greatly. Th
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at z O'Clock at the Hopewe
school house near Winona.
Esther carp.
Little Esther May carp, Is month
old, daughter of Joe carp, livin
near Mt. Idaho, died last Saturday c
spinal meningitis. The little chill
was the youngest of the family of tie
children and was the delight and 10
of the household. The funeral sci
vices were held at Mt. Idaho Sunday
Rev. w. N. Knox delivering a
appropriate sermon.
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Pedagogical Pebbles

This week closes our sixth month.
Our attendance is much better this
week than for the three weeks before.
The ancient history class gave a
short but excellent program last Fri
day afternoon which was as follows:
Song meyers History" class.
"Rienza's Address to the Ro-
mans," Ralph Perkins.
Overthrow of Belshazzar," Ida
Wickman.
''Rome and Carthage" Phineas
! Houts.
Burial of Moses" Pearl Cheley.
Duet Twenty Years Ago."
Mabel Doty and Earl Cotton.
The Roman Soldier" Oh aries
Horning.
Virginia, Fannie McGrew.
Influence of Athens" Zaneis
Parsons.
History Song, class.
The little people of the first room
have been making some paper towels
that seem to be the real thing.
The sixth graders have just drawn
some maps of the United States
which are good.
Donald Carpenter, Jacob and
Emery Briscoe, Charlotte Parsons,
Eunice, Vivian. and ]. c. Mcdonald
are out of school because of sickness.
Either their own or some one in the
family.
Mr.. c. A. Parsons spoke to our
young people in the high school Tues
day.
Mrs. Bridgeman and Mrs. Cook
were welcome visitors in several
rooms Friday afternoon.
Two of our high school pupils,
Misses Hattie Rogers and Carrie
Stantial, wrote in the county teachers
examination last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Eva York visited the high
school Monday afternoon.
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destroyed. Some of the furniture
and bedding was saved but the build
ing itself and greater portion of the
contents went up in smoke. The
structure was owned by Geo. Renner.
Mrs. Carrie Brown has been con-
Quoting the hotel for several months.
1t is estimated that the loss will
amount to about $1,000, which is
partly covered by insurance. A de-
fective hue was the direct cause of
the blaze. Since the hotel was burned
Mrs. Brown has been providing meals
at the Kinds cottage.
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New Cigar Factory.

The Grangeville Cigar company is
the newest addition to the city's busi-
ness concerns. w. F. Sage will look
after the company's affairs for the
present in the room just east of the
Pulse drug store. Two clear Havana
cigars, the La Costerina and FL
Camas, are to be manufactured and
will soon be placed on the market.
Mr.. Sage is an experienced cigar
maker and local smokers may look
for some good goods from the new
factory.
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MT. MARSHALL A GOOD MINE.
J. Edie Stewart, Manager of Property
Tells of Its Development.

J.. Edie Stewart came out from the
Marshall Lake country last week and
has been spending several days in the
city on business. Mr.. Stewart is
president and manager of the Mt.
Marshall Mining company and gives
out some interesting news of the
property, as follows:
Last year we expended the sum
of $40, 600 on our property, the
Mount Marshall, and this year will
witness the expenditure of over $780,
900. We have Merrill six stamp
mill, with 125 lbs. to the stamp, at
the property and plan many improve
ments in the near future. We are
contemplating ordering an electric
water wheel, generator, hoist and
an aerial wire tramway all of which
may be installed in working order at
the mine this summer. This machinery
will all be taken in via the Grangeville
route. | have travelled on both the
southern route and the road coming
to Grangeville and | find the latter far
in advance of the route from the
south
Our mine has reputation among
those who have visited it, as one of
the best producers in the country. II
is very promising property and one
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Murphy Buys a Good Farm.

CD. Murphy last Thursday bought
the ]. R. Baker ranch, lying 212
miles southwest of town. Mrs. Baker
will probably move to town to reside.
Mr.. Murphy has been visiting on the
prairie for several weeks past and has
been looking around ever since his
arrival with view of purchasing a
good farm. His home is in Spokane
and he will rent the ranch for awhile,
expecting to sell the place at an ad-
vance in price in the near future.
Mr.. Murphy left Friday for his home.
He will return here as soon as his
interests demand it.