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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

C. T.. Mcconnell returned to Du.
range the fore part of the week. after
spending some time on the San Juan
river. There VIII be something doing
In irrigation matters over there as
a result of Mr. McConnell's visit.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23
CLIPPINGS FROM SAN
JUAN NEWSPAPERS

+. Allan Kermode and associates
were granted a twenty-year franchise
by the board of trustees of Cortez at
meeting held last night. for the
erection of poles and the stringing of
wires for an electric light and power
pant along and through the streets
and alleys of the town. Mr.. Ker,
mode will commence work within the
next thirty days, and will have the
plant in operation by the first of the
year.-Cortez Herald.
a story Is told of a certain Mancos
youth who fell In love with a pretty
German girl and sent her a note pro
posing place of meeting He wrote:
That my darling may make no mis-
take. remember that | will wear a
light pair of trousers and a dark cut.
away coat. In my right hand ] carry
a cane and in my left a cigar. Yours
ever" the girls father got hold Of
the note and sent this answer: Dot
you make no mistakes. VIII be dresh.
Ell in my shirt sleeves / viii wear In
mine right hand a club. In mine left
hand / viii wear a six-shooter. You
viii recognize me by the way | bats
you on der head soaple dimes
twice, init der club. Wait for ME at
der corner. as | haf somedihg import
ant to inform you mit"--Cortez Her.
aid
The Bluff-Dolores Telephone com
pany held meeting In Cortez last
Tuesday, and made arrangements for
putting copper wire between those
two points, borrowing $1,000 from
! Mossrs. Redd, Jones and Bayles al
the Utah end OF the line The Others
OF this company preesnt were s. Il
Phlegar. S. w. Bryant, f. f. Wallace
Claude Smell, Thos. Akin. Harry Pyl,
and h. l.. WILDER. This VIII be al
important line when finished, and
/ great convenience, as the opening ul
OF oil territory below has greatly in
creased the business transacted will
Bluff City. and we are glad to leari
that these enterprising men have SUE
ceeded in making the necessary al
rangements for the completion OF thi
line. The final connection with tn
colorado Telephone company shoul
be made at Cortez. thus saving ther
from being Obliged 10 build TO Nance
for such connection. In fact ther
should be but one company. and tn
sooner consolidation Is effected tn
sooner will all be pleased, aud tn
q present unnatural conditions ahate,
!, --Moutssums Journal
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

1t Is reported that one of the A. &
G. survey camps will be moved to
!is-na-zin. If this Is correct they are
investigating the old d a r. G. lines
which are the only ones heretofore run
that pass that point II has often
been said that the D. a. r. C. line
run by Furman is the best and short.
est yet discovered between the San
Juan river and the Santa Fe railroad
and part OF It may be used by the
A 4 C. in making their connection
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

Another carload of material for the
Pennington Fruit Growers association
came in last Saturday The work on
ists building is progressing nicely
and will be finished in plenty of time
to handle the fruit this fall.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

c, E. Mcconnell, who has been
here the past week at work on a
proposition to extend the Hammond
ditch. departed for Durango Monday
He expects to return shortly and
sAiaks ~ aaa . ass lropaaitaoA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

Tuesday evening the teachers who
attended the institute were rendered a
reception at the court house by Coun
ty Superintendent Fifield. A fine time
was enjoyed by the thirty-six people
who attended, speeches were made,
and peaches and cream were served.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

E. Kane, who owns piece of land
on the San Juan. was kicked In the
head by a horse last Sunday. Several
OF the boys were down by the river
running in some horses and Kane at
tempted to pick up rope which one
above result. He was unconscious for
some time but is getting along fine at
present.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

NJ. NJ. Eneleman is now In Chicago
enjoying the cool breeze OF that breezy
burg. He writes that he has been tax
ine In most of the excursions on the
lakes and has visited great many
points in Michigan. He expects to
be back in Pennington In about a
month h.-Farmington Enterprise.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-23

Albert Thomas was down from Du.
rango again during the week He Is
establishing an office at that place
and Will devote his entire attention
To handling farm and fruit tracts In
the Animas, San Juan and Laplata
valleys. cutting out the town lot and
other real estate accessories which
require more time and are not nearly
so much in demand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Thrown From Ice Wagon.

ice wagons may be proverbially slow, but R. B. McCulloch can tes- tify that be was OH one this morn- ing that was moving quite rapidly at the time he left it. He was driving a team of mustang mules which became frightened at an arc light being lowered for trimming and ran away, and threw both him and his son, Joe, out of the wagon. One wheel passed over MT. Me Culloch's leg, but no bones were broken, and, although considerably bruised up, he will be able to be out in a day or two. Joe was not hurt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
OF
 THE SEASON

The final games of the Hendrix Normal series will be played Mon- day and Tuesday of next week which closes the intercollegiate league of Arkansas. Both games will be played on the Hendrix diamond, commencing at 4. p. m. each day. The two teams have been putting in great deal oi practice this week and the forth coming battle will probably be the hardest fought contests ever seen in this city. The Normal having already taken the first two games ot the series, claim that they will win the final two, while Hendrix is confident that she will win one of the last games if not both. Interest is very high among the fans of the city and great crowds are expected to attend both games.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

The two sides could not agree on coal or coke rates, and switching charges, though 1t was thought the matter had been settled when the two sides met with Judge Trie- Der yesterday. Appearing before Judge Trieber the squabble began all over again and taking the mat ter in Il s own hands he adjusted 1t in short order. On a switching haul of not over three miles, he fixed rate to be s. 50 per car, from 5 to 5 miles, & and from 5 to : miles, $ per car, This is reck- oned on the minimum weight of 50, 1000 pounds per car, and all over that will be charged for in proportion. Next came the coal rates, and they were as easily ad- justed. For one line hauls, Judge Trieber added 25 per cent to the old commission rate for the first I2O miles, 20 per cent increase for hauls over 20 miles and not over POO, and I5 per cent for all hauls over 200 miles. On differential shipments, or where the shipment is handled by two or more lines, and the point of designation is not a competitive point, the carriers are permitted to charge an addit- ional IS cents per ton. On ac- count of the recent heavy increase i'll coal rates, the new ones are re- ceived with great relief by the coal operators, as it again allows them to control the Arkansas market. The rates are only for intra- state shipments.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
HENNDRIX'S COMMENCEMENT
Exercises Begin With Sermon
 Sunday June B.
Graduating Class the Largest in Several Years Work Has Been Excellent
 the Past Session.

The twenty-fith annual com mencement exercises of Hendrix Colleg will begin Sunday, June I5, with the baccalaufete sermon at the Methodist church by Dr. J. w. Herring.
 Following is the program of the exercises.
 Sunday June I5, II a. 1n.-Com- menCement sermon, by Dr. ]. w Herring.
 Sunday, June I5, 8 p. m.-An- nual sermon to the Young Men $ Christian association, by Rev. w. (. Davidson.
 Monday, II, lo:3o a. m.-Dec- lamation contest in the Academy.
 Monday, Il, p. III. Western Methodist Grafton contest.
 Tuesday IS, s a. m.-Annual meeting of the board of trustees.
 Tuesday, I5, 80 a. III. An nual alumni program.
 Tuesday, IS, s p. m.- Inter society debate.
 Wednesday, 10, Io:3o a. m Graduating Exercises, awarding medals, and announcements.
 The graduating class this year will be composed of five young men and three young ladies, as follows: Misses Mamie James, Ethel Wilson and Roxie Clark Messrs. C. C. Hearnesberger, R, H. Cannon, NJ. J. Mc1enry, H. w. Robertson and R. B. Weems, and is the largest class which has been graduated in several years.
 Since the establishment of the college, the graduates have number ed I27, including the 1909 class.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
RIVER FALLING
 AT ALL POINTS

The Arkansar river is now fall ing at all points from Little Rock west and no further danger of an overflow in the immediate future is feared.
 A bulletin from Little Rock at 10 o'clock this morning stated that the river fell one foot at Oar danelle last night and had begun to fall at Little Rock. It crested at Little Rock a small fraction over the flood stage of g feet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
JUDGE TR|EBER FIXES RATES
New Freight Tariff Effective
 June I Agreed Upon.
Court Settles Disagreement Between Roads and Commission on Coal
 and Switching Rates.

Little Rock, May 29-Judge Trieber yesterday afternoon again went long way toward cheapen- ing the freight rates in Arkansas when he settled the coal rates and switching charges, The railroads and the Arkansas Railroad Com mission, after some pointed sugges- by Judge Trieber, got togetheron a new tariff which will go into effect June I, but which will not stop the state from fighting out to the end the suits now in the Federal courts. The rates are tentative agreement only and last for year, or while the suits are in court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Prof. Weems to Korea.

Prof. Clarence N. Weems, son of Rev. D. J. Weems of this city, has been elected by the board of missions of the NJ. F.. church, south, to the chair of English and Bible ill the Anglo Korean school, located at Songdo, Korea. He with his wife and two sons will sail from San Francisco in August. Prof. Weems has been teaching i'll a Kentucky college for the past several years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Few Tracts to be Sold.

From tbe present indications there will be few lots and tracts of land sold for delinquent taxes this year. About 40 pieces were returned by the sheriff as delin- quent and advertised as such, but the majority of these have already been paid upon, and others are be- ing paid at County Clerk J. H. Bailey's office every day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Amateurs a Success.

Last night was amateur night at the Electric Theatre and several good specialties were presented by local boys and girls. Theodore Smith won the prize, S2, 50 gold piece for presenting the best special ty. He rendered My Old Ken lucky home, on the old fashioned glass tumblers containing water, and received much applause for the act
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
THE NORMAL COMMENCEMENT
Sermon Tomorrow Morning at
 the Methodist Church
By pr. James A. Anderson, of the Western Methodist Exercises Continue Till
 Wednesday Morning

The first annual commencement sermon of the Arkansas State Normal School will be preached tomorrow morning at II o'clock at the Methodist church by Dr. James A Anderson, editor of the Western Methodist. Some very beautiful music will be rendered by the church choir which will be as sisted by the orchestra of the Lyric Amusement Co. There will be no morning services at the Baptist and Presbyterian churches, i'll or der that all may have an opportun- ity to attend the commencement services.
 On Monday night an entertain ment will be given in the Normal auditorium by the Crestomath So- ciety, an organization composed of the young ladies of the school to which the public is cordially in vited.
 Tuesday night "burlesque com menccment program will be rendered by the Wingo Society. An excellent and interesting pro gram has been arranged by the society. This entertainment is given for the benefit of the Normal athletic association and an admis- sion ice of s cents will be charged, and it can be readily said that everyone will get his money s worth
 The graduating exercises will be held W ednesday morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Suit in Circuit Court

The Falls City Clothing Go. of Louisville, Ky, by it's attorney, P. II. Prince, today filed suit in the Faulkner circuit court for al legged balance of S4oI.49 claimed by the plaintiffs to be due them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

lie for fishing purposes, nor given anyone permission to fish thereon, and any person found trespassing ou this property will be prosecu- ted to the full extent of the law.
 A. A. Lachowsky, ct al
 Owners. Conway, Ark, May IS, 1000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

NJ ETHO DIST - Commencement sermon for the Normal school will be preached i'll the morning by Rev. James A. Anderson. In the evening a special young peoples $ meeting will be held, which will be addressed by Rev. J. B. Steven son. Members of the different young peoples societies of the city are cordially invited to at tend.
 Baptist-Preaching at 8 p. Ill. by Rev. Henry Melton. Sunday school at usual hour.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Monday a Holiday.

Tomorrow will be decoration day, a legal holiday, but as it falls on Sunday, the following day will be observed. The post office on Monday will be open only for the . hours usual on holidays.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

FOR SALE--I have a new log wagon to swap for lumber, either pine or oak, CT to sell. Call on or write to Andy Hess, Conway, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
TIE ENrIRlt FAMILY

Grandpop used il for rheumatism. Dad for cuts, sprains aud bruises. Nanny for burns, scalds and aches. sis for Catarrh and chill plains use it for everything and 1t never dis ppoints any of lis. It surely yanks any old pain out by the roots.
 Hunts Lightning oil is what | am telling you about,
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

Arkansas Bar Association, Hot Springs, June I-2.-For above we will sell tickets to Hot Springs and return for s 50. Selling dates May 40 to June inclusive; return limit June 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
Warning to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that we have not opened our land on which Adams Lake is situated to the pub-
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

B. Y. P. U., Philadelphia, July S-I4. = For above we will sell tickets to Philadelphia and return for S3.85. Selling dates July 7 to IT inclusive; return limit July IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

For dental work call on Dr. Teas i'll Halter building on west side of square. Office phone 257, residence 2IS. dwIm
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
REDUCED RATES

Arkansas Travellers, Pine Bluff June 4-5.-For above we will sell tickets to Pine Bluff and return for S2.7o. Selling dates June I tc 5 inclusive; return limit June c.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

public is cordially invited to at tend. Sunday school at 9:45 a III. sharp.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, May 29.-To- night and Sunday partly cloudy weather; cooler Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

PRFSBYTFRIAN-Rev. A. NJ. cI.auchlin will preachs in the evening at s o'clock and the
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-29

Get your Legal Blanks here.
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fpmlhnfl ffam rHso 0na
y 90 agieament that lhe committee
would meet on Friday and consider
ihe bill Senator niilinghani f n
pfe iae as acting chsifnan Ii the
committee does not lnlsh the ceasld
Grafton Of the features 81 the blll that
day L WIN continue q hold aaill SOS.
slone pntll fussday next At TINT timo
there VIII be sota II tie Bfa,ehoDd
feople haVe a majority 10 tne eumt
lHltiee they can report y aus
There were reports thaJ Snuainrs
Nelson Jlilngbau aud Bo4eefrt
hl completely eapltulatf and had
aeieed 70 report the blll eIa ana b
expose d % iho floor This aas found
not i0 ho the eaae. Instead, Ii was
iennd chat they Werp as unesinpfomih.
ing nttelf opposition to ihe measure
hs over, aud thar ihe4 propose 10 on.
pose Il on the Hoor 'fhey made n
clear that their only agreement was
that II the statehood advocates had
q majority In The COMMITTEES II would
be reported out and wouli ph2u the
committee stage. Their aeaalpsccnre
IN the plan Of The stateh0pd advD.
esaes went 10 further W
.4Those vino know the temper Of
Mealas NuR@n ami ileVerldsp 40 il0t
believe the bill viii lisioeAie il law at
THU session.
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Tho large army Of persons who
have found relief from pltny chronic
silmonis bg changing from coffee
to Postum ae dals~ beverage S.
eraNHe each dfy
Fl II only 4 simple qeesiian Of tfy
lng It for oaeself ~ oHlor 10 know
the ioy Of returning health as real.
l1ed "a an illsa y0uns lady She
wtitcs:
II had been coffee 5rlnkef near.
" an my liie and i Affected my stam.
neh caused iuscnniq AMI watt SCI
dem Without A headache had heard
about Postum aud how beneficial n
was 50 coneludcd 10 cuff cafiee and
lry g.
7 was delighted with the ehanee
can now sleep we'll and seldom ever
have headache My stomach has aol.
ten strang and can eal without sufi
fernr aitefwhris think my uhqq
s9lem greatly hanehieaabYa Alpsiaw
j2AMy brother alsp suffered from
stomach trouble while he frank col
Tee. hlil now since using Postum be
feels I'd much better he would moi 20
back 10 coffee for anything
Name given by POSTUM Go. Battle
Creek. Mich Read 9The Road 10
Wnlyilie,' IN pkEs "Theree Rels.
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Isn't q fortunate that when fashion
demands slender graccfulnesS Of w0'
men who have 10 break corset lacea
10 make themselves even prosrnlable
that sclenco steps "a and makes their
task casy2
For dieting and exercising Il has
substituted a pleasant wholesome mix
CO.'S from any druggist VIZ: i-g
dlintc r'ldid Estiati cascaru krpma.
'slc, ailh 3 i2 bpf IS rcnpcfininl Wa
ter.
One tcaspoohfui ni this mixture
after meals and at bedtime viii take
on four 20 seven pounds of iai week
Without cauelne wrinkles. interfering
wlih the diet or distressing The slom
auh In the slightest
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t+N ftAuNtNtaNN lE4NfHAa
Tile elite, the little theatre heAi.
tiful' on Harrison avenue, openeG last
evening The management had ln.
tended giving foar performances. hut
the re1pc were So Impressed with ibe
play house thai they atoe ln Zinc ana
simply compelled the management b
ipui on another performance. Nearly
Q thousand We're in Attendance. and
the expressions from an were taai i
wts one of The prattlost and neaiest
motion picture houses ia The souli
wcst This l. concadei 81 qil wN3
uake The better cities cf IKE south.
west Wichita and Guthrie noN read.
Iand II can be said 10 the credit 81
the city that tai Il ahla 10 support uea
4 house. rho melton nictnfgu NE uf.
nd HE musical part Of the pfofraM
il lelighttal Miss Pearl shnfin reres
ialls 10 please. ana Mia Trapp.
kansas CITY, has o pleasing yairs Tho
ladies' responded very READILY ll lhe
fea0esi o7rcm0yc your hats. please
much io the pleasure Of all Conrt
eona nshciH wefa Ia evidence and ~
eH'iing pcasible that could BE- done
loF 8he comfort and entertainment of
4lr pflr1na vas asaofded
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Aram1m9x sE.sRaEg1E 5mHRa
/ SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS
fsf4f .. ~ - - 49,,

Contractors 8illings and snyder
aeso the contract with tie 4. 18TH
company l1r tie hauling af the rock
ana ceneEl 2af the 9aYlng wovh
" pcraror ia contemplating iae
erection uf G. medefn home 0n Norlh
Bro slfeei and Aas parehaies some
choice loia wift lhal iGea ,a view
Work will eowmence Monday ou
lhe constellation Of lae $4,000 Mest
7disi chffCh esiace. corner Broad ane
Njhle pY Contractors 3.llngs s. say-
dar
ln the 5istrlct euurt Wednesday
Judgment was egtcred hy stipulation
+ ID $50 case cf ghe n w Ulrlch Hard.
ware GO vs 8nsxc ct ~ n the
sum of S5i57o ~ favor ni che plalnl1f
Lest nights winl did much damage
several aIll boards 0ere blown loM
and glrdog panes IN residence disc
lrels were broken while some 0ui.
buildings were blown over
Sine charge in he Yeetler since
morning IS nos as promising tor 4n
3aflf sprlug es iha. l1rnder storm enr.
iy Ills week indicated
] This aas a busy day ID police coari.
rhomas 1unes iie payne gfle Smith.
PedH rlsnn Lewis Graham and 8.
Rgnnaa were anei for alsofchrly con
auef and Emma Mea1nald and Nellie
Write we're faed fer Keeping a house
laf llfeme
The gherIfs Office renorie a DARK
roam horse about i5et lba aiolen nine
miles south Of the city last Night fr1a
Taomas sid aoiore6
The de- 10 the district court was
iaaen ID by henring ne evidence III
the case e lailra i Fosseil SIS VIM.
y. FasEeti IA which the plaintiff seeks
q recover real cuiate and damages
ghtiiT Nahnncy and farcq We6ues.
ag falde1 room in the buslneaa
geelinn q she city end arrested Frank
Mater Fen Cox M LYONS ana Shat
Ger an ihe charge Of playing poker
Treg we're arralgaed this mprulng ba
fore County Judge slraHg and were
iglYen lwenlNfptr hours ia eater pleas.
The J "a I'LL compans " preparing
~ hrgln LAYING Che concrete fnunda-
j iioa Cor NE usDhallum paYIns on
Mohla avenue The contractors expect
lo hayo thelr asphalt plant - ful ule
eraiipn h4 The Brsf o. lha mouihss
heHe r~~~ sifAHI aHals
The Guthrie Street Car eampany
NJ preparing Is raise and elevate iIs
track to grsde on easi Oklahoma ave
rue preparatory tc the paving 0f that
street % Capital square
Al si'pls as Guthrie gets the Western
aasaeiailon lrauchlae formerly held hy
Oklahoma CITY Manager Shefiell N
Elhe street ear cpmpauy WIN exiand
The Division street line 70 EletlrIe
park.
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viii cclchratg Anniversary
The 10Th aunisersary of lha found
f lng af thp order ~ knights OF Pylhiaa
will ofcur on 9'ubrusfy 1918, anG The
local loJqe viii celebrate hy cenlorf.
inE The ganka 81 Page ans ESQUIRE.
and hg q banquet which vii be nga
sided by thc pyihian listors. Wh'eh
IS sufficient guarantee Thar d VIII be
a1 f.ebt 9rrmlneHl pyihiana hate
bcog aYlled an8 VIII gtyead irag 9l
Reno, Perry MHihall and Wl9nd1 #
p desifea that every memhef Of tlnth
rle Ledge $40. should De present.
hul all lqAiaua wha arc alioerniag
IN GufhU are oUrllailg invtee ald
aill receive rayai Wclcame 1uiG.
ric lodge NO 2 has eighteen ealdi
dates ON the vey aet The meetifgi
arc az intafeJilng Come Friday night
and aaye i g0od time
+. G. BOLTCN, C. G.
II. @ PAGE, K. Of Il aud
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~ kaghi for lgays the bits ssil
egs show whIel Is ~ be 'aiiiliy fo
lNealed III ,als cli9 ~ ibV gIfooH ou
Monday "a ID twa acla The hiet .
itee Is lllG al if9aueiau ia ln iie
,viehillY of seminary ior eUans .a
dies 0lc Fea1nd ferfpscui q aeent
u90r ea estate in Corsica fur whl@
ah exotic pri1r1fl BACKGROUND ~
bret eigen q set dn the sarlafIal di
plRy ln which lla iam1gH nAmer'e0+
aeWg chcN e Very much ln QYi
dento fhnta are I'VE clever BITS ui
suooacular asiuHIsaueni .H wIitl
leleeuitH davleea plaY Hu important
pmt aigean Nttluu aai Raia .ler
bert nfe % the he Of ihe company
(which comps es some HlNlt people
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nutchluaon, kens. After trripg cre
ors end different medicines Tor kld.
ncy, bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me- d IS
the best medicine on earth Walter
.. Ferry, 20 g. Maln street Sold by
g the adoption of Secs, IS and st Ct
al GfuagIssa