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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
en- iieloen Sveoom.

Gn aone / Wcaec3port 30, MrS.
Glnna 2pud, lager iieIgc ct Geles
gram ira TittSburg for Goocu al
Gleinutioii&, en- SpgOom ser iicIocn
forcfommer / andre 2au0e cuo On.
Oicn % girifd.
Mrs. 2Dnt, ser opriuoclig peienc
t65 EunS, cr tiltoQct ioa / @Uat. at
bun mt peicr SO Yrno, o. hun blir
Ita6ig tpugre. SeuocS pcnitre 2Gg
mnaIcr IS % ocn bcire So Gommcr
/ Smfrco@.
&uOcn cr ODER belle aroppcu INF %
rpnfct % Iigqcr / SOLDER iom Suocu
poa en- gCIciaut. 2Tacruc cr al bcn
Wcuiug. at bun or bIcpct ituffct al
ct eacr ouoct &nicft importcrct ira
Snoien cacr Girifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Gpans h9ores,

aontreaomirnl Hoblep .. Guans
- Sighting Bob" iOm ban me0
5orfiGrligheo fables, life alene inoen
Rarineu. men belle Sauoet oper
ialot Den tSoe os. for @IoerSarpn.
ien efter Is Mars attiu Sicneite /
6Iaaoen. San fpI0te uemIig ocr
Dag 60 9ar.
aomiraIen opboIoer iia iortioen
peb gaSeiteOet Ionhouf Cafe / Iep
gorf. % @iPiterne Der bapoe / au.
leoniueen ararngeret en- meget paf
fer % ieitlig SiIiteIning til bans
acre. glanbt oHSet bIeu Der oper.
raft bam ct tort. prpgtist Sslpbp.
ger, Ell iaafnloet ~"lopins cup iom
Trpient. o. Der blep oplGit roienoe
Stripelier til bom ira Sc 6oreneoe
Staters ErGiioent, ira 5laaoens 30.
miraIer % andre iremragenbe Ieno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
e. KierlieheosmaaItio.

Zen amerifanife ImbaSIabsr til
Sapan, Sbomos :. S'9rieu, bar for.
Ieben Dag ben iopaneiiife Screenings
8iGit peo en- 9ltnheon, Den bapbe orr
ranaeret til 9Gre for bam / Sotel
aitor / Hefp Yorf. 9Ionot be ANDRE
8ipiter fan uGpnes Gontreaomiral
Gogblan al De 6oreneOe Staters
5Ionoe, 6orbuu0Sienator gurrops
og oen iaponeitite NmbaSiaoer /
@oibington, Baron Safabira, Der
preiioerebe oeb @oroet.
9ontreabmirol Goablnu tolte for
arigsmaeteu til &anos, roite &c ame.
rifanife SigmGno og uotolte set
Snab, at Dor SIunoe nilhe foreges,
life imob Sreoens Suteresier, men
til Sreoens 9eoarelie % for at bin.
ore, al "nogen traaote pna pore 6raf.
f~eifieoer".
SaIer boIbtes ogiaa al Baron Ia.
tabira, ambasiaOsr S'Srien o. Den
iapaneiiite @eneraIfoniuI ! Rerp 9orf,
g. Ribiuno, bpilfe oae og hper iipr
ipaoeoe paria 5reo, 8eritab % goo
Soritnaelie mellem DC 6oreneoe Sta.
ter % Sapan.
Get bar at bnnbe, al De ale or
ianoipaaooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Si9e Smuelere.
6rrft SOriss paa at inpoc SanbetS
SulopGien.
On foitbar spas.

Ge 6oreneoe StaterS SoIoautori'
teter / GbicoQo, Boston og @aIhing'
ton lit for uogIe iaa Tiger lioen 9tpS
ON. at ser / Sen urrmeltc 6rcmtio
uiIoc blipe giort ct 6oriea paa at mo
imlaIe forifielige alinitgicuitanoe til
Ell IGr6i Of hetimoo 100000 Dol.
lars, % bar itben bolot ifarpt llotig
meo aae Iarciroieuoelier, Der or nn'
fonme ira llOlunoet. Ceres Ngtpoa'
aipenbc6 er blcuet beIsrnet IamtioIa
meb, at CpNaQcIieu al &c itplotgc
Rerioner hor poft en- uhDrc Scnia'
ton / noBlc al De bsicIte Sclltob8s
fre0'e / 2un6Ct.
9e ifpIoige / Torisget pua at inpOc
SoIoorieret er 10 Gamer, Den enc
NtrS. Gntilp Gbooburne, Cater al
Rihnro Z. Crane, Erriiocrteu for
Crane Wouuiochtrtng COMPANY /
Chicago. og Den onbeu Den uritcn
oper belle San6et fieuote erccntrilfc
MiIIionGrerte YirS. "Sact" @aroucr
/ Boston.
Iarernc tilbsrtc Sen %iibitnUpntc,
men bar oorcSierc0e til Mrs. Gbno,
burrc, Ger oi1ou NJ beebiget grtIT'
rinQ ON, al bc nor "Su&boloniuQ3s
uarer", % at oere8 &rroi life oper'
itea $4,000.
Sorisgct piloe mlIigcn5 pGrc Inf
feoeS, ON life SoIopricnet bdpoc
fooet ct &iuf fra en- al fine Ngcutcr t
europa. Gn nGrmerc llnoerisgclle
bIeu oerior forctoact, % oct bite itg
ga, at aoSicrne iitcbctfor Totter %
Eon6er, ScngcitToer, StoIc % ANDRE
cling m6ehoIot foitburc Sapctcr,
Narmorbuiter, Slienlalericr % en-
NGnaoe andre alunitaienitanoe til en-
iamIet gGrbi al $4,000.
Get oil bli Ell bpr Spo8 for DC TO
Gamer, iipr bu for &orcrucS Gier.
fife, mems Nr8. Gbobburnc rciiferer
at 6Ii ienot poa Tli0tbuiet for Mc.
nc0 % ialift Gpaioeuoe I'll EolopG'
tenet.
Mrs. Gardner bar moottct betoIe
$4,000 SoIo % QtuIft % ma be-
tale $4,000 til, ON hun bill bare
igien &arerre. ga 6iSic er bIcune tom.
fiifereoe al Regierinaeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
ct notabeIt Seico.

Gen befienote oanife SociaIbemo.
trdt og mongenarigt MebIem al oct
oauife Goltetbing, q, 6. Reper /
aisbenbuuu, iom opboloer Tia Der /
Gauoct poa cit Goreoragsreiie. qiG.
tier iortioen Sano5mGno / Rinne.
apoIiS. bpor ban Gn5oaq giter ifuloe
boIoe Gale / Iauia Sull.
6r. ReUer or ogiuo en- fremitaa.
cnoe %orGt2mGno % reprGiertereoe
iom iouodn Sen oouIfe Delegation peo
oe oIumpiite 2ege / Itbeu, 8rrfen.
LAMB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Seitaact prcpen.

anptcin @aIopinS itprbare 2uit.
botlor bar beitaaet Ereueu, opfplot
ole ne al grmeocpartemeutet opitiI.
Icoe getingeIier % er bleoet inofis6t
til grug for IrmeenS Sigralfurps.
Zen iioite al getiugeIierne - Ito.
acknowledgement - beito6 Den meo
GIdnS Gen bolot Iig oppe / 2ilften
/ 10 Elmer % fem Wiruter og be-
OGgebe iig | oen Sio trent og tilbage
o0er oeu nGiten 8 giil ldrge Parade.
% GrercerpIuos REQ Sort Wtners.
&d,, meo en- gienneminitlig Snrt ai
II Ittl / Simeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

9eipareIier, iom reiuIterer fra Gpre.
inouitri.g ureauets Girfiombeo, on.
til 100000 ON 9taret,
mems De epriee Sureauer, oeriblanot
@eirbureailet, oct btologiife 9uremt
og SorItburealet t~iliammen iparer
6armerne 10000 900 ON slaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
Derbiemmefra.
SclegraHifc Gftcrretuiugrr fra Torsc,
Sanmnrf, Sperigr % 5inlano.
Ten DANTE hift.

Tra Siebeubaou t~clegroieres oen
isoe Augltit:
@iemem Observation-Disclosures
NirgIutg er oeu oarite arbeiosatner.
ioreuiuq "a Observation-Disclosures $40.
mite III naaCt til en- Gpereusfomit |
iorifietliQe SpiiteinuaI, hporfor ar.
beioet mco oct ierite bill bIi gienoptn.
GET, SIcre Ioaioreniuger inben Sor.
bumoet cr ooa utilfrcoS mco Hfgis.
rcIieu % ertlurcr. at &c oil icrtiptte
StreifcH. 9luuot 0i@ie er Sppogrn.
icrne. Gcttc bctpoer rineligpiS, at
ser oil BIZ en- SpIitteIie inoen Be
oanifc 6~ugforentnger % at Soritnr.
relien oil pcopore. gptierue or enomi
life iitono til at iaa no line reguIGre
llogduer.
Ten nlBtfrlige GrpcSitiun.
Sra 9er9cu tcIegroieres Den 15os
Ill0lilt:
Gompifibct "Suumarf" nieo Web-.
Icnmeruc al Ninlils Grifien5 ulnf.
feliae neutrality-suspicious. omboro
unfom iooa til Bergen. Ge upIuier.
at 2iacuc al Mlnltts. ridden ug bans
TO aumcrater, iont omfom nu6er en-
Sucltorm pad rSier peo 8rsnIanos
Sittuit. life gicnfunotcs.
llnocr erpcbitioncns Reiier ser.
moro opoaae6eS en- itor Egruppe mel.
lem ocn 1Sbe % 79oe 9reooegrao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21
ite Morgen, bn ban ifliI0c ifiite lin.
oertsi, opoogeoe Sonret.

8iIpernsr geneen bar | en- | Sirs.
bags ubitebt ErofIamatipn ubIopet
Ter geIsnrinser for GoogribeIien al
De Eerioner, iom er oniporlise for
fsIgenoe Ter Ierioner& Dob: @iI.
liam Gonneoan. Sohn Golnel,
Scott Burton, S. % Scott, 2ouiS
Sobniou og 5ranf SeImore.
Ser piI bli aoaet itrrnqt tilpPrfS
moo oae og enbper, iom fan operis.
res at bape bapt noact, 6ircfte eler
inoirefte, meb Spteierne at bcitiae,
og ale, iom fiuoes ifuIoige. bill BIZ
io9mt 2opens itr9ngeite Stroi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-21

SfsIge Sc %ieneite giterretninser
ira Springfield er Def. tro0S SiIlteoe.
prreIicn al Den eanife betpoelige Mi'
Iitrrmogt, enbnu life belt Ioffebes at
%gienoprette ben oifentIige Sifferbeb
/ @pen. Sptsier pe0bIir at finbe
Stc0 paa forifieuise Stcoer, 3egere
opcriolbe5 % missionaries, og iclp mi.
IitGrct er uoiat for brppige gngrcb
ira gogbolb. De miIitGrc Fotrnlier
er bpppig bIenet ifltbt pon, % Here
menige Soloater % en- officer let
ianreoe.
- 9sOSfalb til er inotr,lfiet iom
HeiuItot al OpIsbene ErcOog % 2sr.
BAG, ion Sfrenes Intal M bcIsber
ii9 til ipo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

FOR REST-Three cosy rooms upstairs; cisten
pump:only 500. Apply to P. P. Kopriva. IS
WOOL FOR SALR-.Dry sound body wood, Of
au kinds. Can sell at q bargain and deliver
oscord or car:lot. B. Heating. Lsnsdon.
11-13=
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
CORRESPONDENCE
OLGA.

Henry Brusseau has a fine display "
Christmas toys il his store windows,
which naturally i proving quite an at
traction 10 the school children.
The turkey rafies Of the past couple
Of weeks may be SAID to have furnished
the bird that graced many q Thanks
giving table in this neck OF the woods.
a mass meeting Of the Pensioners Of
Olga vas held la.tSunday after mass for
the purpose Of talking over and discuss
ing .hs strained condition of affairs in
the parish and 70 decide what would be
for the bss. to do under the existing
circumstances. Owing to the announce
nent of this meeting only being made
during mass the notice was deemed to
be zoo short, many being unable to re-
main. The meeting vas given an ad-
iournment until neyr Sunday. December
9Th. at which time it il hoped ana
expected that all the men of the parish
will be present and something definite
decided upon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

DR.. Paul Robillard vas this week
called on TO attend Alex Carrier. who
was found partially paralyzed in a
shanty on the Tourand farm. which is
located down on the Little Pembina
river. It appears that Carrier vas liv-
ing IN the shansy alone and when found
had LAID there for three days unable to
move hand or foot or build a FIRE.
Mrs. Hm Moog has during the week
returned from her two months visit to
St. Cloud. MINI. and since this ha3py
event Wills c~ountenance has been light
ed with a broad smile. Ia fact toe
weights have been necessary the last few
days IN order to keep his feet IN contact
with terra frna." We might also
mention incidentally that since it hap.
penned he has been keeping more
regular hours.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
AIgoa Orchards Texas.

Orange and Fig Orchards in the Gul,
Coast Country delivered in thrifty bear.
ing condition at the end of contr,o.
period. Small down payment with thei
monthly, quarterly, semi-annual "
annual payments. While you are max.
ing your payments your orchard is beino
developed by experts. Everything fully
guaranteed. Write US for booklet. Va
have the best proposition in the United
States, but don't write unless you mean
business-we're busy. Special eycur.
sions to Algoa, Texas, on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month.
Kent Realty & Investment CORPORA
ton, Grand Forks, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Big tit in mems furliued coat prices at
Simon Schefter's.
Ii you want q new nebby suit Of
clothes go to G. j. Kelly's.
ALERT L Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second
1t will be of interest as well as profit
for yeu to look over Kelly E line Of plush
lined coats.
For the largest assortment and mos,
up to date line of dress goods in town at
right prices 60 to Kelly's.
To-day's top price for wheat, sl.ol. is
the highest price that the present crop
has brought. There is quite al active
scramble among the buyers to get what
little is being hauled in town
The Presbyterian church Ladies Guild
hold another of their popular home
bakery sales on Saturday afternoon of
this week at the Schulke department
store. They will also serve not coffee
and light refresh ments.
Presbyterian Church-The subject Of
the sermon for next Sunday morning
will be "Gideon's Fleece In the even.
ing "The Mystery Of Goodness" A
cordial invitation to attend these ser
vices IS extended to all not having other
church homes in which aorshig on that
day. Rev. F. J. Hibba.d, Pastor.
o. Thanksgiving day at the union ser
vice held at the Nj. e. chrr.h the Offering
taken for the Childr~4 : Home Society
at Fargo, amounted u 81 90. the largest
thank Offering Lsngdon has ever for
warded to this very worthy home. In
referring to the matter Rev. Hibhard
states that be did an Injustice to the
Childrsns Home, in stating the scope OF
it, work. when by a slip Of ths tongue
the statement was nade that nearly a
hundred children had been placed ia
good homes By this society. Mr.. Hib.
bard says that be should have stated
that nearly tkssssud children p4d
boon 80 plassd.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

There are ten men to every ioh ~,
the wages for common labor are from ss ~
to 50 cents lower per day than hsto..
Observation-Disclosures Tribune. ~
The above from a rock ribbed renrh,:
can sheet is something unordinarv !,
the "Tr1b" is not more careful how :.
publishes the truth, the Fargo Form
will be calling it anarchist sheet-Cnt :,
out old man, you should lie a little III.
the "Dispatch" and howl prosperity,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Laugevin i Moog have a fine display
of dishes in their store which they are
giving away to their customers. Now is
the chance for those who wish 20 secure
a fine holiday gift free.
Druggist Jack Gilchrise Of Langdon
was looking after business at the Palace
drug store at this place last week a few
days during the absence Of the r-oprie-
tor Druggist a. Campeau.
Mrs. a. Cufe and her mother, Mrs.
Ashley left here last Friday for Oregon.
where they purpose to make their future
home. They leave quite a number of
friends behind who wish them every
success.
The Olga school board has placed the
lanitor work of the village school in
charge Of Frank Langevin, and by the
way he keeps the boys il order one
would thiak that he had the experience
of raising q few of his own.
All the members OF Sacred Heart
Court No. 1873. c. O. F.. are requested
to be present at the next regular meet
ing, which will be held on Tuesday
December 18th. as there is business Of
! considerable importance to be transacted
at that tine.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Every case OF back ache, weak bach
Inflammation OF the bladder and rben'
matte pains is dangerous If neglected. in,
such troubles are nearly always due IN
weak Kidneys. Take DeWitt's Kidner
and Bladder Pills. For weak kidnevs
and Inflammation OF the bladder tb.r
are unequalled. Regular size fifty cents
Sold here by Ferguson & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Notice of Directors Meetino.

The regular business meeting of the
Directors OF the First National Bank, of
Langdon, N. OAK, will be held at its
banking rooms, in the City of Langdon,
N. OAK, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of
January, 1909, for the TRANSACTION of
such business as may lawfully come
before it.
1923 o. E. THOMPSON, Cashier.
Langdon, N. OAK, Dec. LIST, 1908.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

TAKEN UP-At my farm three miles north of
Langdon, one steer, year and q half old,
color red and white with white face. Same
can be had by owner Upon proper identified.
It will be disposed of according to law. J.H.
Harlan, Langdon, n. D. 1921
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Notice of Shareholders MEETING,

The regular annual meeting of the
Shareholders Of the First National Bank.
OF LangdoD, North Dakota, will be held
On tuesday the 9Th day Of January, 1909,
at its banking rooms in the CITY Of
Langdon, \. Oak, for the pnrpose of
slecting directors, and the transaction
efany other business, that may prope,ly
come before them.
1873 o. f. THOMPSON, Cashier.
L%angdon, n. Oak Dec. LIST. 1903.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
WAXI Column Column

a DVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in this
~ column for One Cent a Word each insertion
No advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
town orders. The rate for the insertion Of
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents perli2a each insertion,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

FOUSD-On the streets in Langdona ,urse
containing some money. Loser can have
same by applying to j. H, Harlan and proving
property. IA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

COLTS FOR SALE-Thrce colts. One q. Yrs
old two ~ yrs old. Can be seen al the
beianger farm Smiles east and !, mile north
OF Langdon. 1919
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up to noon Thursday, Dec.
3 : ivy, BY Agent F. B.: Lilly, Of the Amenis
Elevator Co. Langdon, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

siIon Seheftsr announces sumespecial
prices en- suits and o~ysrcoats.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
GLEASON CUTTING AFFRAY
John Thornton Cut in Neck by Another
 Negro Named Edwards.

Gleason, Dec. 6.-(Special)- John Thornton, negro laborer working for the Freeman Lumber Company here, was cut in the neck in a fight with another negro named Edwards, near this place yester- day afternoon. The negroes had been quarreling during the day, and in the morning Thornton had stood Edwards off with a gun. When the former laid aside his weapon and returned to work, Ed wards came around later in the day and attacked him with knife. The wound is in the back of the neck and is not serious. Edwards has been arrested by the sheriff of Conway county, the fight having occurred across the line of Faulk- ner county.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
E|CHT-LECCED
 PIG EXHIBITED

A freak of nature in the shape of pig with eight legs, three ears, two bodies and one head is on ex- hibition at Whites drug store to- day. The pig was brought here by gentleman living near Enola, whose name MT. White did not obtain, for the purpose of having it preserved in alcohol. The moth CT of the pig had been ranging in Muddy Bayou bottom until it be- came too wild to capture and the owner decided to shoot the animal. A large litter of unborn pigs was found, among them the freak men, toned. The pig is well developed, the head being unusually large, with an ear on each side and one between. The two bodies are joined at the neck.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
GRIFFIN SELLS
 UNION TRIBUNE

Late yesterday afternoon deal was consummated whereby Ben l.. Griffin, former secretary of the state Farmers Union, sold his pa- per, the Arkansas Union Tribune, to the publishers of the new Union paper, the Rural Educator, the first number of which was issued yester- day morning. The firm buying the Tribune is composed of State Secretary M. F. Dickerson, J. A. Boone and P. A. Hyatt. The new paper will be consolidated with the Tribune and published under the same name as used by MT. Griffin.
 Mir. Griffin was the founder of the Tribune and built up for it a very large circulation. He was one of the first promoters of the union and no man in the state has a wider acquaintance within the circles of that organization. His many friends will regret his retire ment from journalism.
 MT. Griffin expects to continue his connection with the Farmers Union in an unofficial way. As a union lecturer he has many calls from the various county and local unions of the state, and his time in the future will be principally de- voted to this work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
BIG DAMAGE SUIT FILED
c. w. Stacks Asks $25,ooo for Loss of
 Leg and Other Damages

Through his attorneys, G. w.. and R. c. Bruce, c. w. Stacks, living two miles north of Plumer- vile, has filed suit in the Conway county circuit court against the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company for S25, ,ooo.o % damages.
 MT. Stacks, while attempting to cross the tracks in wagon at Plummerville on November I2, was struck by an engine. His leg was cut off and he was otherwise injured, and his wagon was demol- ished and mule killed. At the time he attempted to cross, it is stated, two rows of cars on the sidetracks concealed the approach ing engine from view.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
FROM COUNTY PRESIDENT
Attention Called to Meeting of Farmers
 Union at Pickles Gap.

To the members of F. F.. x c. U.
 of A. of Faulkner Go.
 I desire to call your atten- ton to the fact that the quar- terly meeting of our county Union convenes with the Pickles Gap To- cal, 6 miles north east of Conway, the first Thursday in Jan., 1909. I very much desire and urge a full turnout of delegates from each of the 34 locals in the county. This will ba very important meeting, as it the beginning of a new year. Many things are to be considered, plans are to be laid for the future year, ill order that we may better understand our work and can CO., operate together for the mutual benefit of all. The importance of
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
Revival Meeting To Close.

The revival services at the Pres byterian church will close with to- nights meeting. Rev. Richard son has done some excellent preaching while here and the church as well as the whole com munity has been benefited. Eff teen members have been added to the church roll and IA infants bap- tized.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
Notice.

The young peoples Missionary Society,,of the M. E. Church, South will conduct a DOLL FAIR Friday, Dec. IS, in the Hartley building opposite Commercial Hotel. They will have on sale DRESSED DOLLS, candy and other notions suitable for Xmas presents, aud will also serve chocolate and waters. Your patronage is solicited. d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16

Serenade - Miss Ford and Hawthorn.
 Pantomine - The Holy City Misses Cobb, Owen, Harris, Moore, Harrison, Mills, Lee and Neighbors.
 Serenade Badine - Miss Sallie Harton.
 Until the Dawn-Young Men S Glee Club.
 The OnlyWay-Miss Minnie Lee Jones.
 When Blossoms Grow - Miss Hattie Neighbors.
 Caprice, Op. 95-Miss Eunice Ringgold.
 Song of the Angels-Solo parts, s. E. Kirby.
 Chorus.
 A good attendance is desired at this entertainment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.

Conway merchants up to noon today have bought cotton as follows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
RECITAL TOMORROW NIGHT
By Departments of Music and Expre
 of Central College.

Of Central college. A Christmas recital will be given tomorrow evening at the College auditorium beginning at 8 o'clock by the students of the departments of music and expression. The program to be rendered is as fol- lows:
 March Triumphale Misses Wilkins, Jones, Apple andStephen- son.
 Idyle Landler-Misses Hartley and Little.
 Kindergarten Christmas - Miss Myrtle Stephenson.
 Whims-Miss Laura Harton. Rockin Time Girls Glee Club.
 Ludicrous Blunder-Miss Julia Cobb.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
Basketball Today.

At four o'clock this afternoon the girls of Central College will meet the State Normal girls basket ball team, on the Central campus. Two games will be played, and an admission of 25 cents will be charged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-16
Hines Hotel Addition.

Work is progressing rapidly on the addition to the Hines hotel.
 Four rooms will be added and the house generally improved. In creased patronage has made neces- sary the enlargement of the hotel.