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, 1908-07-10
GOING TO CLEVELAND
To VISIT MOTH

W. W. Russell of this city will leave
Sunday for Cleveland, o., where he
who is so years of age and whom he
has not seen for thirty years. Mrs.
Russell has been very insistent recent
ly that her son visit her, n he says
he can no longer withstand her loving
aDneal.
, 1908-07-10
THROWN FROM HORSE
AT CASPER SATURDAY.

John Fuller was thrown off his horse
at Atlantic park on the Fourth, and
striking on the side of his HEAD his
left ear was torn off except about half
an inch at the bottom, says the Casper
Tribune. A half dozen stitches were
required to sew it on.
, 1908-07-10

LET US OUTFIT YOU FOR YOUR
FISHING EXCURSIONS. WE HAN
DIE EVERYTHING YOU NEED AT
THE LOWEST PRICES. LARAMIE
GROCERY COMPANY. 2S1t2
, 1908-07-10
WILL GIVE DINNER
TO couNTRYvrslToRs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kortex and
babe of Elk mountain are in the city
and this afternoon r the guests Of
honor at a dinner to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Coughlin at their home
on Fifth street. The party will in
clude a number of Laramie friends.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10
CITY NEWS

!. J. Bailey went to Monitor today,
T. J. Sherman of Dryden is in town
for few days on business,
w. A. Goggins went to Spokane
yesterday.
W. A. Sanders went to Spokane to-
day and will be gone month.
B. w. Ferguson of Cashmere was
in town today.
Lem Ward went to Cashmere to-
day.
H. Kimmel went to Seattle today
on business.
Mrs. E. 0. Robinson ana son Ha-
rold of Dryden are Wenatchee visi-
tors.
/ Miss Della Schroeder returned TIC
Seattle today. She has been visit
ing Miss Eloise Scheble for two weeks
1t is reported here today that eight
/ inches of snow fell in Chelan last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dormaier returned
to their home in Quincy yesterday
They were married here Monday.
( NJ. R. Knickerbccker returned
from Leavenworth today where he
sold two pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brisky, Mrs
Nick Brisky a1d Mrs. Walker Lane
of Cashmere are in town ON husines:
and will stay for a few days.
Rev. Beightol went to Wilbur to-
day to attend the district meeting OF
the upper Columbia district OF the
NJ. E. church. He will return Friday
William Murray went to Corvallis
Oregon, today to spend the holidays
with his wife and children, who are
visiting there. His family Will re-
turn with him in January.
Mrs. S. S. Tetherow returned ia
Cashmere today. She has been visit
| ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Reed
er, for two weeks.
/ Mrs. Pierce Simmons went to Sc
attic today. She has been visiting
her brother, T. D. Slosson, for the
past two months. She is from Michi-
gan and will return to Wenatchee
lagain before going east.
The Daily World stated last eve
ming that Mildred Wyman gave a
reading at the K. of p. entertainment
Monday evening. It was . mistake.
Ni@ Mary Wiuans read . selection.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Olympia.

Al the olympia.
G. S. Alderman, Seattle,
F. M, Gray, Seattle.
Chas. H. Rainier, Seattle.
ThOs. S. Palmer, Los Angeles, CAL.
Geo. B. Allen, Seattle.
w. H. Beaness, Seattle.
M. P. Spencer.
James e. Keane, Wenatchee.
r. c. Dallzehn, Seattle.
o. M. GUNNER, Minneapolis.
F. A. HOsekaup, LeavenwOrth..
r. J. Hunter. Seattle.
B. r. Rice, Ellensburg.
Edw. Bray, Portland
E. E. McFadden, Twisp.. -
d. Berke, Twisp.
r. Burke, Twisp..
J. ID. lampson, Twisp.
]. A Silkwooi and wife, Wenat--
chez Heights.
c. F. Wheeler, Mt. Horne, Idaho.
g. P. Bessett, Seattle.
A. L. Davis, Spokane.
E r. Davidson. Spokane.
e. L. Ayres, Chicago.
J. HopeditZ.
Gus Lillis, Everett.
4 At the Chewawa.
c. E. Gray, Entiat.
/ Barton Robinson and wife, Omak.
Chas. Herman and wife, CONGO
nully.
Mrs. E. S. Robinson and son, Dry
jden.
A. c. Hughes, Spokane.
j. NJ. Cummings, city.
G.. F. Wheeler, Mountain Home,
Idaho
B. P. Thompson, Mountain Home.
idaho.
Reginald Parsons, Seattle.
S. F. Stevens, Spokane.
c. Smith, Odessa.
s. M. Anthony. Council Bluffs, Ia.
Mrs. d. E. Griffith.
Henry Maechtee, Seattle.
A. M. Lindsay, San Francisco.
r. Grub, San Francisco.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10

c. A Carpenter of Waterville was
business caller here today.
Jay Buttles is quite i'll at his
home on Wenatchee avenue north.
Carlos F. Canora, of Okanogan,
passed through here today on his way
to the apple show in Spokane.
John Miller, OF the Miller Meat
company of Cashmere, was here on
business yesterday.
See our stock of diamonds. We
can save you money. Howard
Thomas. ***
Born, to Mt and Mrs. W. D. Reed
er, a daughter weighing seven and
one-half pounds, last night. Mrs,
Reeder is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Thelin are here
! from Boston looking over the valley
+, and are registered at the Great North
ern.
A. G. Daliach and wife left for
Spokane today to take Elm the show
j They will go to Chicago and othe1
, eastern points and probably will be
gone several weeks.
/ Clifford Knowles, who has beer
quite i'll here for a week, was able
to return to his home in Leaven
worth today He was under Or. Culp's
care.
Word has been received from thu
H. l.. Littleheld family at Long
Beach, Cal. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lit
tlefeld, who were in bad shape ply
sically when they left here, are nov
much improved. They are having
a fine time and like Long Beach i'm
mensely. Living is very cheap there
They managed to secure furnished
house, a neat bungalow with good
furniture, for Sc per month.
Mrs. C. A. Morrison, who has Z
homestead in Moses CouYee, adjoining
the property of the Wenatchee Fruit
Lands company, is having no d1fiicult,
in finding an abundance of water CT
! it. Mr. Morrison is now on the place
experimenting with the water prob.
?. lem and is finding plenty of it ON the
foothills. The plan is to fini the wa
, ter and lead it into a main canal, and
will be scattered over the va1lep land
for irrigation purposes.
The skating contest at the roller
rink was a decided success last
night. The winners of the first prize,
one pair of skates each, were Persia
Steele and John Hatton; the winner
Of the second prize, card case ami q
handkerchief. were Mildred Hallen-
beck and Roy Clayton The consola-
ton prizes, . doll and whistle were
given Eva Tedturd ana Charles WhiSA
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10

nand. A great crowd assembled to
see the contest, but the rink could
not accommodate all. About nine
couple entered the race. Lessons in
fancy skating will be given free ev-
cry afternoon and evening. The rink
is fortunate in getting B. F. Rice as
the floor manager. He was formerly
floor manager of the Coliseum rink
in Spokane. The lumber was ordered
this morning for the fine, new hard
wood floor for the rink.
w. R. Clary returned from Spokane
today.
John Fritz of Leavepworth was in
town today.
Jake Miller went to Cashmere to-
day on business
I n. Streeter went on business trip
to Leavenworth today.
/ J. Bailey went to Seattle today
on business
Mrs. Zeb Parrish went to Cashmere
to visit her husband few hours
B. T. Duncan went to Leavenworth
today, AMI will stay there few days
lEransacting some business.
You can get a genuine Waterman
fountain pen at Thomas the Jewel.
:er's..*s
Save your money by investing in
a diamond. Thomas has them at all
prices
N. Streeter, who has been confined
to his bed for three months with ty-
phoid fever is able to be out again
! See our old Dutch mission hall
iclocks Howard Thomas.
! Chas Johnson and w. B. Curtis
iare hire from Saginaw, Mich, look
ing over the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Schelling
Gripp of San Francisco, are Wenat-
chez visitors for a few days.
Mrs G. r. Snyder, Mrs. J. G..
Smith and E. F. Morris returned
from the apple show today.
D. F. Lancaster, an old resident of
this city, but now OF Billings, arrived
here on No. 1, but is going on to
Seattle tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. De Silva, who
have lived here all summer in the
Streeter home, went to Seattle today
to enter an exhibit in the Seattle ex-
hibition.
The $50 Club met at the home of
Mrs. S. r. Gilman yesterday. 1t was
their social meeting. The afternoon
was spent IN toasting marshmallows
and popping corn before the open
crate IRE. Sixteen members we're
; presest-
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Fred Reeves returned last night
from Olympia, where he had business
in the supreme court. He says that
the chief teDfe Of conversation on the
Sound, especially with the lawyers,
b the Rect scandal.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10
THE DUFFY SAMPLE ROOMS.

The sample rooms for the Olympia
MOTEL which are being built by James
DUFFY in the rear of the Duffy prop
erty between the avenue and the al
ley west will be ready for occupan-
cy about the first of the month,
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Mrs. O'Brien, who served such ex-
cellent coffee at the social says:
Keep the cover OIL your Folger's
Golden Gate tin closed tight. The
flavor and aroma is in the coffee
wen you buy it. "s*'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-10

Mrs. johnson says the secret Of
good coffee Is very simple-buy Fol-
gers Golden Cats whole roast and
have It groua1 net to AAe.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24

paid balance due to C. N. Melty and A. P. Dollahite, amounting to about $2oo and costs. A lot be- longing to Watkins was sold, but failed to bring enough to pay the judgment, interest and costs, leav- ing balance of $74.75.
 Watkins also claims his home in this city, which he values at $I5oo, as exempt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
DAMASCUS.

Christmas is here again. Let us all be careful to spend the day in reverence and honor to the One Who was born on that day and Who laid down His life for ours. There will be Christmas tree at Damascus and good time is expected for all.
 Rev. J. M. Mcgee will preach at the Baptist church in Damascus Friday at II a. III. and services, in all probability, will continue day and night until Sun day.
 Miss Sallie Jennings, a young lady who has been making her home at T. M. Patterson's for some time, joined the Missionary Baptist church at this place Sunday.
 John Ballet of three miles west is very i'll with slow fever at this writing.
 Lawson Parish had a child very ill with Laryngitis few days last week.
 w. B. toyd is doing some good work with his shingle mill two miles north of Damascus on Pine Mountain Creek.
 Damascus high school will dismiss 0 Wednesday, December B, for Chri> l. mas and will not take up again unt Monday week following
 Rev. ]. F. Sims filled his regular ap- pointment at the church here Sunday and night before.
 w. C. Scroggins has been doing some carpenter work for Tom Woody Ill Bee Branch for the last 5 or 4 weeks.
 Hog killing was the order of the day Saturday. Dec. 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
DECEMBER SCHOOL REPORT
The Total Enrolment of Conway
 Schools Now 6o2.
Only Eleven Tardies During Month and Pupils are Doing Splendid
 Work

The following is the superinten- dents report of the Conway Public Schools tor the month of December:
 Our enrolment in the white school is 54o, and in the colored I43, making total of 692. Most all of those who are attending our schools this year are doing splen- did work. The pupils are putting forth efforts which will bear fruit in days to come. They are getting at the heart of things and the teachers are urged 10 put the em- phasis upon the quality of work and not quantity. We are trying to teach each child to think and feel sure that when he has trained his mind to take fast hold upon any question, he is on the high road to success. We are pleased with the progress that many are making, and we are trying to bring all up to high standard of work. We feel very thankful for the spirit which prevails among the pupils; hardly any differences occur, but little trouble of any sort on the ground; high tide of en- thusiasm to prevent any tardies, and the pupils seem to feel that they make the school-and this is true. 1 want them to feel that the school belongs to them and we as teachers are trying with all our powers to aid them in making the school one of the best in the state.
 We are proud of the record to date. Only eleven tardies this month and nearly all of these were made by new pupils. Each month the number of tardies become less and we hope next month to reduce the number to zero. Help us in this.
 We have on roll 54o as follows: The first column represents the number enrolled, and the second column the averag. attendance
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
CONWAY
 PHYSICIAN DEAD

Dr. Arch Hoss, a brother of Mrs. P. H. Prince of this city, died suddenly at his home in Jonesboro, Tenn, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. Hoss, who was one of the prominent physicians of east Tennessee, was we'll known to the older citizens of Conway, having lived here for seven years in the early days of the town.
 Dr. Hoss was 55 years of age. He was born in the home in which he died in December, 1853. He received a classical education in Henry and Emory College, Vir- ginia, and took his medical degree at Jefferson Medical College. Phila- delphia. In 1877, soon after his graduation, he came to Conway, where he practiced his profession until 1884, when he returned to Tennessee.
 He was married IS years ago to Miss Alice Susong of Greenville, Tenn, who, with three children, one son and two daughters, sur wives him. One brother, Bishop E. E. Hoss of Nashville, and three sisters, Mrs. s. J. Kirkpatrick ol Jonesboro, Tenn, Mrs. G. D. French of Morristown, Tenn, and Mrs. Prince of Conway, also sur vive Dr. Hoss.
 On account of the serious illness , of Judge Prince, Mrs. Prince was unable to leave for Tennessee to attend the funeral of her brother.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
CHRISTMAS IS ON FISH DAY
Catholics Are Privileged to Eat Turkey If
 They Choose.

Although Christmas falls on Friday, day on which meat is ordinarily forbidden to Catholics, they will be permitted by their church to eat meat tomorrow. This will be the first time in five years that this privilege has been allow ed them, as only when Christmas falls on Friday is universal dis pensation given to eat meat on that day. The last year in which Christmas came on Friday was in 1903, and the time before that in 1896.
 No dispensation has been given this year as yet for New Years $ day, although when Pope Leo XIII. was alive he always issued a special dispensation if New Years $ day field on Friday. The present pope, Plus X., it is thought, will do so some time next week.-Ga- Zette.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
CHRISTMAS
 AT CONWAY

Christmas promises to be un- usually lively this year. A large number of out-of-town guests are here for the holidays and many en- tertainments are being planned.
 Tonight Christmas entertain, ments will be given at the Metho- dist and Presbyterian churches, at the former church "The Passion Play" in moving pictures will be presented, at the conclusion of which presents will be distributed to the primary classes. At the Presbyterian church a Christmas tree loaded with gifts will delight the little members of that Sunday school.
 Tomorrow the banks, postoffce, courthouse and most of the busi- ness houses will be closed.
 The Daily Edition will not be issued tomorrow and The Log Cab in Democrat boys will enjoy brief holiday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
CATO.
We are having some rainy bad weati

We are having some rainy bad wealth CT.
 Christmas will soon be here and all are expecting nice time. There will be tree at the church on the 24th at night.
 We don't know yet who will be our preacher for the next year.
 There wedding at Faulkner Sunday, Hosea Kelley and Miss Hanie, and an other one over the hill, Tom Mckinney and Miss Ester Steed.
 ]. ]. Office and wife are the happy parents of fine boy.
 Mrs. Bah Hooks was sick last night, but better this morning.
 Mrs. Harper and daughter of Cato are visiting at Little Rock.
 Dave Houk is having a new mail hack built.
 Tncle John Huddleston has been sick but is able to be up again.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chresinberry were in Cato one day last week.
 There is photograph gallery in Cato December 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
Cases Continued.

The trial of Sam Hutchinson in Justice w. B. Wilson's court was continued this morning until De- cember 30. Hutchinson's bond was fixed at S4oo. He is charged with having mortgaged horse which he did not own to obtain $50 worth of supplies.
 The case of Will Norfeet, charged with assault and battery on the person of his wife, was con- tinued until December 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
Three Classes l
 CanHelp

I am the county agent for railroad lands. Three classes of people will find it will pay to buy this land:
 I. The tenant. can sell good land cheaper than rent, on easy installments.
 ?. The farmer who owns ad- joining land and needs more. Railroad land will never be any cheaper than you can buy it today.
 5. The man who has money to invest will find railroad land a safe and productive investment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
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MOUNT VERNON.

A few days of rain, with cool, gloomy weather, followed by few days of spring-like weather, makes one feel that spring time has come again. But not so, for the winter has just begun, and Christmas will soon bring old Santa Claus with, we trust, many pleasures for old and young. Wa expect nice time here, with joyous "tree" to gladden. the hearts of the children especially. We hope that the "jug" will be laid aside and instead of thoughtless revelry that all may have higher and nobler thoughts and good time. A Christmas service will no doubt be held at one of the churches al 10 o'clock Christmas day, to which all will be welcome.
 MT. and Mrs. Chandler are contem- plating trip to San Antonio, Texas, to spend the winter.
 Dr. A. Hassell of Rosebud was here Saturday.
 Leo and Leslie Grafton visited here Sunday. Who3
 Frank Hawk will soon move his fam lily to place two miles north of Con- way. The people of this community regret to lose them.
 N. Hobbs of Garland Springs spent Sunday with E. M. Chandler and wife.
 J. D. Hendrickson lost good ho e last week. Mir. Hendrickson has rent ed his farm in White county and is nov ing his family to Euola.
 $. w. Williams, the substantial cash merchant of Enola, was here Saturday.
 Mrs. s. M. Brown is spending a few days at Heber with her daughter, Mrs. Lester Hatfield.
 Mrs. I. C. Hatfield has returned from Dewitt, Mo-, where she spent a month pleasantly with relatives.
 Oscar Ketcherside has returned to his old home near Romance, alter trying Texas and Oklahoma several years. He says old Arkansas is hard to be4t.
 Henry Hefiington, after having spent a year in Oklahoma, has returned to his home near Garland Springs to live and die. We welcome his family back to old Faulkner county.
 R. L. Fisher and daughter, Miss Hat tie, have gone to Morrilton on a visit.
 Chris C. Farmer, who left here a few months ago and married a widow near Pottsville, Pope county, was here on business last week.
 The w. o. w. camp here had quite an enthusiastic meeting Saturday night and elected officers for the ensuing year, as fellows: A. ]. Trobaugh, C. C.; CT; B. II. Traylor, clerk; T. F. Req, es- cort; H. J. Sanders, watchman; J. Al Clanton, J. w. Lipsaomb and M. A. lobe, managers. These new officers will be publicly installed on the second Saturday night in January, at which time some entertaining speakers are ex-
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24

WEATHER FORECAST. New Orleans, Dec. 24.-To- night and Friday partly cloudy weather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
WATKINS FILES SCHEDULE
Restaurant Man Asks for Supersedeas
 Against Judgment.

J. s. Watkins, proprietor of a restaurant in this city, today filed a schedule of his personal property, amounting to $4oS, with Circuit Clerk A. M. Ledbetter and asked the issuance of supersedas against a judgment, to satisfy which an execution had been levied on his property.
 The judgment is an alleged un-
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
per cent

We are anxious that all our pu- pills attend regularly, for those who drop out for few days at time soon lose interest and fail in their work. Where they have failed for a time or two, then they get be- hind their classes and then quit school. Keep them here if you expect them to succeed.
 Be sure to visit us often and help in bringing the school and the homes closer together. School opens again January 4, 1909. We hope to see all back with hearts ready for any task.
 s. S. WATERS, Supt.
 Conway, Dec. "A, 1908.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24

pected, with grand rally among the ''choppers." Our neighboring camps and the public generally are invited. This (Old Hickory) camp has been or ganized number of years, has over sixty members and has never lost a member by reason of death.
 A. E. Harmon is painting in Searcy.
 Joe Alexander is home from Okla homa. Dec. I4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-24
BrOWn-Humphreys.

Granville Brown and Mrs. Mat tie Humphreys were married yes terday afternoon at four o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs. John Ingram, Rev. J. R. Giddens off ciating. They will live near this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-07
CoffOu

LIVERPOOL, Dec. b.-COTTON-Spot,
quiet; prices 3 points lower; American mid
ding fair, $3.50; good middling, 5.O2d; mid
ding. ASsd; low middling. 46sd: good or
the day were $500 bales, of which 800 bales
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 6.559 bales American. Receipts, p
600 bales, including 2,10 bales American.
ember, 4621xG; December anuary, 462di
January-February, 464d; Fehruary-March4
4.6s1xd; March-April. 46314d; April-May,
464d; May-June, A641kd; June-July, 4641xd;
z.5sd; september-october 454d; October
November. 4-bed; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4.shd; OVERWHELMINGLY. 44Sd; January
February, 1910, 4.4Sd. Additional sa-es
made yesterday to the trade were 1000
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5-COTToN-Quiet; mid
ding. SIC. Sales. / bale; receipts, e,444
bales; shipments, 6,756 bales; stock $3.50
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-CoTTON-Fu-
lures closed barely steady; December, S.6Sc;
January, she; February, SIC; March, s,75c;
April, 6Tc; May, 6.61c; June, $3.50; July,
SOC: Spot cotton quiet; t SMc q2 ral1iaTy
good ordinary, 611-16e; low middling. 6l-16c
middiing, S1Ssl6c; good middlng, 9S-16c
middiing fair. 3 Sic; fair, O5-i6c. Stock
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-coTToN-Market
opened steady at a decline OF 2 points 10 an
advance of 2 points, for while business was
fairly active orders were well divided and
scattering interest seemed TO be evening M
for over the weekend and the government
reports. The market held steady, with the
active months about ] TO 2 points net higher
during the middle OF the morning on cover
ing. although cables were Disappointing and
weekend figures rather bearish. The mar
ket closed steady, with prices net Sgt
points higher.