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Read All About Non Medical Healing
CLASSIFIED Page Il. ID Section.
Large Cans Dailey's Pot Brand

Beauty bringers. are Satin skin cream and
Satin skin complexion powder. Only sc.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

- acres, with new 6-rOGin cottage 81
miles from Washington; fine spring and well
OF excellent water. 10 minutes walk from
station; good barn: large chicken house a
delightful home; price only 81 600.
Montgomery farm OF 2S5 acres Of fine pro-
ductive land; one mile from Rockville; good
7-room house; good barn and other buildings;
a money maker.
II you are thinking OF buying farm or
country home don't fail TO see US
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY.
1lOT y Y Ave mVI-2t
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A Rye whisky That's Famous.

VIM. Cannon's Purissima Rye is a re-
liable quality whisky. Preferred for me-
dicinal purposes. Phone y. 52S 1225 eth st
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Buy Your Leans

Exactly as you would anything else-on
the most advantageous terms. Ask the
Mercantile Society. 1905 z street NV.
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JoHE F. JERBAE.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.

Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fair1ax ana Vienna Va Washta-ts,
once. As Lth 81 Nv II you want 70 buy
grain dairy. truiJ, poultry. OF blus zrass
farm, OF timber traces. u viii pay you u
ae1d Tor my large lsst. % all kinds o. country
property Al IS fun % bargains. IN farns
beautiful SUBURBAN homes, Subdivisions, al
AiucE OF business propositions. have nearly
ITO thousand places for you 10 select from.
I have always lived in the country. ana can
% a better part BY you, than u 4 ha1 l.ved
IN The city i can make terms % suit you
he most o. the property that I have fer
sac - l0caLc1 near steam and electric rail-
Foac and near Washington. Ay mage -
~ your service any time 70 inspecS property.
shall Be pleased 70 have you write " call
ana let Us talk over business Ei1 help
yoU select q home
OGlce Hours. Fairfax, from untu - a. II.
Vienna, from until ,. 70. washington.
from until $50 ?. n. You Viii hnd TIE
offices open ali day. can for LIST and make
appointments 20 inspect property. Phone
connection. Fairfax and Vienna N-s- Wash
1nEton Main I-S3- Vow IS the TIM 70 buy a
home II you viii make a GOOD investment
Why DO you pay rent al your lie when you
can buy property On easy terms and have a
home % your 0Na Taca y0a set old.
apl-tf
IF YOU want 70 buy a NIaryiaaG farrn o.
suburban hume. see or send fo< latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT & son.
So r y W iya-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE halLWAY.
Ticket Once, I4zI Penna. Ave.

s-O5 a n. GalIy-Seaboa-d Mail T-r,-S-,r--
coaches and Pullman sIeepers 70 Save1-,sL
and Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washinr-
ing cars
$50 D. m daI5-Seaboard Express. Co,-n..
and Pullman to savannah JacJ.so-,-.51IS
Tampa Atlanta. Birmingham, Ne1,7riss'
Dining cars
R h sTANsELL- District PASSENGER Am,
ap12tf
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Taken Up, Cleaned, and Stored.

Lowest prices Z. p Hinkel & Co., 4SS
Maine ave. sw. Phone Main 202&
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

FOR RENT-New building, 40x50: three-story
with new elevator; high ceilings; concrete
floor: fronting on SO-foot paved alley: be-
tween 6th and 7th, II and I SITS. NV; suitable
Tor storage or business; 50 loads OF storage
could remain If desired; rent reasonable
Apply TO p J. NEE,
1th and II y. ~. sp30-7t
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Circuit Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
,E.1f.,a er,1ax-l

Called yesterday
No 50324 Pitt VS.. GIL; demurrer TO
first plea sustained Plaintih s attor-
ney, c. 8. HHlyer; defendants attor-
ney, W. Z Richardson
No 1855. Cooper VS.. City and Sub
urban Railway Company; motion for
new trial Overruled and Judgment on
verdict for plaintiff for $500. Plaintiff 3
attorney. Edwin Forrest; defendants
attorney. J. J. Darlington.
No 1925. Carter vs.. W. 7. Walker
Furniture Co.; dismissed at plaintift 5
costs Plaintiffs attorney, A W Scott;
defendants attorney, l. A Bailey
No. 5000. Harper vs.. Clark; Judgment
under Seventy-third rule against defend
ant for 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys, Hufty
& Hufty; defendants attorney, c. 5.
Hnlyer.
No. 1871 Jackson VS.. Burgdorf; order
authorizing taking Of deposition I'm
& Rosenberg defendants attorney,
j. ]. Darlington.
No. 50452. Merchants and Mechanics
National Bank vs.. Mt. Vernon and
Portland Stables Company ct al; iudE
ment under seventy-third rule against
defendants for S2.215.S9, PLAINTIFFS at
torneys, Dan Peyser x Taylor
No 1888 Barrie VS.. Patterson, Judg-
ment Of condemnation. Plaintiffs at
.to-neys. Tucker & Kenyon.
NO 5017S. Lockwood Dental Company
VI. NorthwOod Dental Company; Judg-
nIeat by default for $27S.S6. Plaintiff
attorneys. A s. & J. +. Taylor.
No. 4S15S Mears vs.. Jones; motion for
new trial argued and submitted Plain
Gins attorney, g. l. Frailey. defend
ants attorney. Arthur Peter.
No. 47241 Dodge vs.. Palmer: waiver
az trial by iuT- and finding and 1udg-
u1eut for plaintiff for possession OF prop
erty replevined and 1850 damage with
out Interest and costs. PLAINTIFFS at
torneys. Blair & ThoE,: defendants at
torneys \. Z. Webb and Edwin For
Interna+ionaI Trust Counanv vs..
Crook. motion for new trial overruled
ana judgments on verdicts for plalntin
for 5000 end 5000 appear: bond super
sedeas, 5000 each case. Plaintiffs at
tUrneys. Clephane & Clephane.
No. 45O65 Vernon Insurance and Trust
Company VS. MiChenor. order conJinu-
Ing action on garnishments- Plaintiff S
attorney. l. H. DAVID.
No. 502s3 Horner vs.. MalOney: motion
TO strike out plea Overruled- Plaintiff
attorney. Charles Linkins; defendants
attorney g. p. Hoover.
No 5O2S3. Johnson VS.. Browning &
3anes: security for costs ordered Plain
tiff's attorneys. +. A Jones and @. c
Shriver; defendants attorneys. A. A
Hoehling and Z. @. Donaldson.
No. 50349. Donaldson vs.. National
Automatic Fire Alarm Company; judg-
n1ent for plaintiff. Attorneys Cole and
Donaldson
Toe following named cases stricken
from the calendar
Johnson VS.. Baliinger.
Souder VS.. Biggs Heating Company.
Continued for the term:
Redmond VS.. Parsons.
Stafford VS.. Bliss.
Williams VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company.
Smith VS.. Earnshaw.
Collins VS.. Sprigg.
Perry VS.. Moore.
Young VS.. United Cigar Stores Com
pany-
short VS.. United Railway and Electric
Company
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called Yesterday
No 81. In re the payment Of dana ges
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FOR sALE-sgBuRBAN.

FOR SALE-Beautiful country home is
acres; fine well water. shade. fruit trees.
he% nous 9afni near two electric lines; 4
miles from Georgetown. I70l Lincoln ave
ae- iny3-2t
FOR SALE-Easv terms. one and 5-r,o-o
house ABBY ny e. Central ave and Dis
trlet Boulevard Capitol Heights. Nd u
FOR SALE-New Virginia home. $40 square
feet ground. fruit and shade tres grape
aroor, terms reasonable, must sell al once
Ad1Iess by 44e Times Office -
NEW SEVEN ROOM house. cellar. i've lots.
reasonable terms; take Rockville car %
NOodmont or address F. A CONDOR.
BETHESDA. Nj II
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Equity Court, No. 4
JUSTICE GOULD.
.rr-n.I .-.1rarIa

No 2736l swan VS.. Swan; proof or
dered taken before Margaret NJ Murray
examiner. and aIimony and counsel fees
ordered paid Compartments solicitor,
P. w. Frisby: defendants solicitor, 5.
j. Truitt
F5cco VS.. Ficco; alimony and counsel
fees ordered paid COmplainants so
licitor c. :. Hillyer
No 1888. Haslam VS.. Haslam. di-
VOrce granted Complainant solicitor.
w z. Ambrose; defendants solicitor.
j. A. ToOmey.
No. g7736 Little Us Columbia Bene-
TT Association: rule discharged. Com
plainant's solicitors. c. Bendheim and
Edwin Forrest: defendant solicitors,
l. M Kins and @. r. Collins
No. 26940. Williams VS.. Pennebaker,
c0rnrnissio on ordered tC issue. Complain
ants solicitor N. Strasburger; defend
ant'g solicitor Il i. Davis.
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Near Marshall Hall, 10 and 20 acre
Truck Farms. NOW under cultivation.
Rich, sandy loan Transportation fur
nished. McGhie s. MOSS, 613 y. =. Ave.
ap2ffr. 50, sU-39S
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RAILROADS.


ONLY - MINUTES
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT z :
NAVAL ACADEMY
he only Ans whose cars enter that e--y
a1d reacn tbs gate OF the Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS
AL l5th and II st5- cars. leaving TIE cor
hSI OF Bth and n = ave- NV every tnree
minutes make direct connection with
through Limited Palace Cars. leaving
White House Station
OF b14timcre. every hour on the half 1our
IRON &c \ m 70 u-S0 ?. m daily
o. Annapolis and L =. Naval ACADEMY
eNe-y hour on the half how from $50 a. m
% - p m. and AZ $40 and u-33 ? n
CA-ly- All OK these cars, however vi re-
V1-'e transfer a. Naval Academy Junction
AcoItior2- service may be Obtained By TAX
ne any o. TIE Limited cars Tor Baltimore
80 trAfls-errszg AZ Naval Academy Junction
10 walking or hiring Of cabs lecessarT u
h4solns ton 20 reach CGr station
Para one nay. Round tip
70 Baltimore. Nd .---..-. f5c- SIS
TO Annapolis. I'd, and
y ; Navai Academy 75c- So
II1kets sssOed oy TINS company inc-ude
street car fare IN the District OF Columbia
On TIE lines q ths washington Railway and
Electric Co
Fer information and tickets apply Al .icksc
e-lee2. 2sLa and y Y. ave nv OF 18th ans
d s. He-. washington. y. c.. or ADDRESS
" 2. SLAUGHTER
General frame Manager. EzlI-Rw IA
ASH
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called Yesterday
}. 81. In re the payment Of damages
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rooms and bath. price $500: terms % suit.
myZ-at
SPLENDID INVESTMENT TvTo-story apart
meHt. new; on 2 81, $40 per month; wiz pay
y per cent. HENRY ". OFFJTT. sd aud
y SITS. NV aBZs-tf
INTENDING % re-re. I Offer my 2-st1ry
ua-ed In heart OF business center. a. sac
Tincc. now doing so 900 business. eXceD-
tional opportunity for department store: none
here Terms. references and fun particulars
from OWNER, BOX SCI. MaTtinsburE w. Va.
myl-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IL YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent or buy
coal. 1 will furnish all you need. I lend YOU
on your furniture or piano: these loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me P O. BOX
2s43. Station @. fe5-f
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BEACH PROPERTY.

FOUR FURNISHED cottages in fine Ioca-
ton at Colonial Beach va Ann7,r MRS
FLORENCE E WEIGH, s7th ana Newton
SITS. Mt. Rainier Nd unv2-2t
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COTTAGE. II rooms; large porches, artesian
water. completely furnished $50 ssaso :
furnished cottages. $50 to sl0O: lots for sale
DICkHART. National Museum mvs-3t
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BICYCLES.

SAVE your old carpets. rugs woven from
old carpets: the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city; carpet cleaning. WASH
INGTON RUG CO., s2i 9Th st. nw. N. 4s25.
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MOTORCYCLES.

WHY ARE 1870 OF the Motorcycles ridden in
this country Indian Motorcycle? There's
reason. CHAS. Z. MILLER BRO. 1861
18th st. my3-tf
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FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms, from 50 month up
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished.
MERGE ANTS TRANSFER AND
ETORAGE COMPANY
s2O-s22 E NV. PHONE N. SIS
fef-tf
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THE CARE Of house and home property
with use Of two rooms for the season. bv two
gentlemen responsibility and reference made
NV. -
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Commissions Issued.

The secretary of state has issued commissions as follows: Notaries pub lie, T. J. Scott of Portia, J. F. Car penter of Eureka Springs, Robert Neill of Batesville, J. J. Corbin of Plum erville. J. l.. WOosley of Carlisle, H.. E. Ball of Doyle, J. w. Storie of Null berry, J. T. Archer of Gurdon and J.. s. Benson of Cotton Plant; mayor, s. N. Massey of Jacksonport; justice of the peace, s. E. Carson of Indepen- dence.
 The secretary of state Saturday is- sued a notary public commission to J. l. Matthews of Holly Grove.
 The following commissions were is- sued Friday by the secretary of state: Notary public, E. H. Sanders of Little Rock; Rudolph Abramson Jr. Holly Grove. J. T. Fartenberry of Smith vile, and J. C. Reid of Union county. Cotton Crop to Be Larger Next Year.
 The cotton crop at the state farm promises to be larger next year than the present crop Superintendent J. A. Pitcock states that about 150 more acres of new land on the state farm will be planted in cotton for the next crop in addition to the present cotton land. If the yield per acre is as good next year as it was this year an enor- nous crop will be realized. The 15O acres referred to has been cleared off during the past year. The present cotton crop at the state farm will be all in this week. There are still about two days picking. The cotton to be picked is scattered and will not amount to more than 40 to 50 bales. From all indications the total crop will aggregate about 1900 bales.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Offers to Make Revelation to Governor
 PindaII

Governor Pindall Saturday was re- quested to grant hearing to Aaron Danyal Lanning of Pine Bluff, who says that he "can bring forth and ex- plain all the hidden mysteries from the foundation of God down to the present time, and all about the de- grees of heaven, for there are seven, and all about the spiritual world that God has shown me, and about the war in heaven and where the altar of God is and where the Saviour stands in judgment day and what nature of gravity heaven is in, and what puri- fcation the soul goes through" The governor made the following reply to the letter: "I would remind you in this connection of the word of the Man of Gallilee.' His injunction was to render unto Caesar the things which are Caesars and unto God that which is Gods You can, there fore, realize the distinction This department being one of the state, I prefer not to confuse it with the ecclesiastical. Your appeal should be addressed to some supervisor of things spiritual rather than that which is temporal
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Work Has Commenced.

Architect Charles l.. Thompson, State Superintendent of Education, J. J. Doyne and Superintendent of Public Schools of Little Rock B. w. Torrey- son, have returned from Conway, where they arranged for the com mencement of work on the new State Normal School there. The work of excavation on the site of the new building was started Wednesday by Halter Bros. of Conway. The ground on which the normal will be built has already been laid off. The State Nor nal School Board will meet February 14, for the purpose of awarding the remainder of the contracts for the con- struction of the new building.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Pardons One Man Twice.

Acting Governor x. o. Pindall Mon day granted two pardons to the same man. The pardons were granted to James Godbold, negro, who was con victed in November of the charge of assault with intent to kill George and Jackson Henderson, and also charged with aggravated assault. On the first charge he wNs fined $50 and sentenced to one minute in jail. On the second charge he was fined S10. The petition for pardon mentioned that "Godbold was a white mans negro.' The par dons remove the fines and sentence of one minute.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
State Capital Notes
Pardons Issued.

Governor Pindall Thursday issued three pardons. One was issued to Jesse Montague, who was convicted at the December, 1906, term of the Monroe County Circuit Court of the charge of manslaughter and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. The second pardon was issued to Sid ney Threadway, who was convicted at the October term, 1907, of the Con- way County Circuit Court of the charge of petit larceny, and fined $10 and sentenced 10 six months in jail The third pardon was issed to B. F.. Threadway, who was convicted at the same term of the Conway County Cir cult Court, and on the same charge, and sentenced to the penitentiary. An effort had been made to parole Threadway.
 Governor Pindall Saturday granted three pardons One was granted to Elmer D. Price, convicted at the Sep tember, 1907 term of the Sebastian County Circuit Court of the charge of aggravated assault and fined $10O. The second was issued to Will Haines, convicted at the September, 1907, term of the Union County Circuit Court of the charge of grand larceny and sentenced to one year in the peni- tentiary. The third was issued to Lee Green, convicted at the September, 1907, term of the Union County Cir cult Court of the charge of grand lar ceny and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
 Governor Pindall Friday granted g. pardon to T. E. Atwood, an aged Con- federate veteran who was convicted in the Franklin County Circuit Court Of the charge of malicious mischief and fined $2O. The governors pardon removes the fine. The petition for pardon was signed by the judge and prosecuting attorney who participated in his trial
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Companies Incorporate.

Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed Wednesday with the secretary of state by the Farmers Union Warehouse and Banking Com pany. The incorporatOrs are: J. Il. Calvert, president; c. E. Launius, vice president; J. w. Juniel, secretary and treasurer; J. D. Nult and W. F. Sher- ron. The company will operate at Bearden, dealing in a general ware house and banking business. It ln- corporates with a capital stock of $1O,- 900, of which $500 has been sub scribed.
 Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed with the secretary of state Thursday by the Charleston Hardware Company. The company will engage in a general hardware business at Charleston. It incorpo- rates with capital stock of $25,OOo of which s12,500 has been subscribed.
 Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed Tuesday with the sec retary of state by the Simmons Drug Company. The incorporators are: l.. D. Freeman, M. D. Simmons, J. w. Hazelwood and Orange Freeman. The company will engage in a general drug business at Harrisburg. It incorpor- ates with a capital stock of S500O, of which $2,025 has been paid.
 Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed with the secretary of state Friday by the Tonti Lime Com pany. The company will engage in the manufacture of lime at Tonitown. It incorporates with capital stock of $25, ,00O, of which $5,250 has been sub- scribed.
 Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed with the secretary ot sate Friday by John Krier & Go. The incorporators are; Adolph E. Groeger, James c. McCroy and John Krier. The company will engage in a general mer- camille business at Marked Tree. It incorporates with a capital stock of S10,00O, all of which has been sub scribed.
 Articles of incorporation and agree ment were filed also by the Gillham Real Estate Company, which will en- gage in a general real estate business at Gillham The incorporators are: D. c. Golf, B. E. Hendrix, w. s. John son and H. Shufelt The company in- corporates with capital stock of $1O,- 900, $1,20O of which has been sub- scribed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
AGREEING WITH THE ASSESSOR.
Ills Reason for Building Unneeceo
 Addition to House.

Representative Birdsall Of Iowa oo- jects to the high rentals charged Tn Washington during the congressional season. He says he feels like an Irish farmer he knew out in his dls- trict. The farmer had bought place out of savings as a farmland ana renter. The tax assessor came around one day and put valuation on Pats new property which Pat thought ex- cessive. His protest, however, was unavailing.
 One day a neighbor visited Pat and found him building an addition to his house, and obviously the house was plenty big enough without it.
 Isn't that a piece of extrava- gance?" he asked Pat.
 Think agin it moight be-" said Pat. but I'm after havin' the ould place warth phat the assisser says 1t is."
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Expense No Obj bject.

"Is this the counter where you take ads. for things lost and fonnd?
 Yes, sir
 What will it cost to put in an ad. for lost dog?'
 Depends on the length of it; may be 50 cents, and mayDe one dollar or more"
 Well. my name is Hewligus. My wife has lost her poodle. She will nrobably come here to advertise for it. You can take her ad., but don't pubnsh it. Here's four doils:s to keep it out of the paper
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Company Enters State.

The State Lead, Zinc and Develop ment Company, incorporated under the laws of Oklahoma, Tuesday filed arti- cles of agreement and incorporation with the secretary of state. The com pany states that it vii have it's office at Mountain Home, and that it has $500 invested in Arkansas. The com pany claims to have $10,O00 assets and no liabilities.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Sho. Firm Incorporated.

J. and S. Katzenstein, a shoe firm at Pine Bluff, has filed articles of incor poration in the office of the county clerk, making the firm a corporation and changing it's name to the Katzen- stein Shoe Company.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Estimate Completed.

Maj. E. B. Jett has completed the estimate of the cost of moving and maintaining a regiment of the Arkan- sas National Guard at Fort Riley, Kan His estimate shows that it would cost $4,000 less money to take the regiment to Fort Riley, where the regiment will be in camp with regi- ments from other states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Three Commissions issued.

The secretary of state Tuesday is sued three justice of the peace com missions to the following: Oscar Levitt of Mena, E. N. Swepston of Lepanto, and c. A. Abshire of Fay etteVille.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Rewards Offered.

Acting Governor X. o. Pindall Sat urday issued a proclamation offering $100 reward each for the capture and conviction of Scovil Edwards and Leonard Marshall, who are charged with killing William Slusser in Se- bastian county, December 25
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Companv Changes Name.

The Pfeiffer Shoe Company of Lit lie Rock Thursday filed notice with the secretary of state that the company had decided to change it's name to the Benton Shoe Company.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Granted Acquisition.

Governor Pindall granted a requisi- tion from Governor Claude A Swan son for L. R. Sexton, who is in GUS today at Texarkana. He is wanted in Virginia on the charge of shooting with intent 10 kill The acquisition papers were carried by w. Arthur WallSOn.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
TWO Pardons Refused.

Governor Pindall Tuesday refused to grant pardons in two liquor cases, young men being charged with selling liquor without licenses. Fines were imposed in each case, and the gover- nor asked to remove the fines.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06

Hon. Thos. Gale, who was elected to Congress from Alaska, is well known on the Pacific slope, where he has resided. His Washington address is 1912 9th St., N. w., Washington, D. c.
 Washington, D. C. Peruna Drug Co.,. Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen: can cheerfuiiy recon. mend Peruna as q very efficient rem- edy for coughs and colds.
 Thomas Gale. Hon c. Slemp, Congressman from Virginia. writes: ''I have used your val eable remedy, Peruna, with beneficial results, and can unhesitatingly recom- mend your remedy as an invigorating sonic and an effective and permanent cure for catarrh."
 Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
Oysters R In.

Waiter-Yes, sir; we can give you an oyster stew. Oysters are in season now.
 Guest-Well, see that few of them get into the stew.-Philadelph Ledger.