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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
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sl AK, nniee'd11ugo wr6cila mu ~
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Gaaiie iest2 kto go urato-
" AR. k |s,t'o Jest z! z,'W'.yl,c,iiez1ca2i I:
1'IHsbyJly 70 ppiietlrl7wwsze pytania,
.slakEE III. zadal ~uradoWane9lmmu
||lml1ll AZ y
HI Ale ma to ostatnie Juda
HE ulmiaI mu odpoWiedzie6.
W6dz zamy6lii sic glebo-
SRkIo.
sHfs#.---- Ocalenie nasze 49, rzekl
no chwili zalezy Cd los6W
SIabbiitt,wNy.. Uratowales mi ~
ole 2 narazenien Wlasnego j
aljezzelisuda sic nam wyiSc ca.
1s II : tego terminu, obsypie
aSciee laskasmi, jak przystoi
ssEl|l,;y gdy ma po-
SW6d do wdziecznosci. Cho-
sciaz, GO prawda, ME wiado-
mo mo jeszcze, czy6 mi wy
ssWiadczyl dobrodziejstWo, wy
EKSciagajac z toni. I.
\: Ul] j il pograiony v "a
sdumie.
Co. Siuehai rzekI pto.'
schwili - ME dose ma tenn.
1|||a On y mi dac 6wiete przy-
1Skrrzeczenie, 20 " pewnym wy
zrobisz mi najwiek-
va laske, jaka jeden clio
wick moze zrobic drugiemu.
|I1sPl5'rrszzsysiegnIl
sS Dobrze, jesli to ME
sprzeciwi sic naszemu zako,
howl now - odparl mlodzieniec.
Jest zwyczajem u Rzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

sss1rTSrT-- - --e15T-- - "a - 49, - AZ
go szJys m 70 ~ ppo 3 az
a'z ,I s ''|l .
g. Me We z a s1s,tile ~ tom tom
c(,zy I'D fllagge2
Me .'w,,,iidzzse ;zss,,ydnllei. I.
M: M t1' dllo1sst,rr'zegasa. jj:alIkl.::
innly znlas Il,
Wide Vi, Y z,agi q j try
rzedy wiose}. Statek zzbliza
pie bardzzo szybkol'.
- ZlWJycleskI ok'rlet rzY,m..
|ski wywissiiby nieWatpliwie
flage. A vice to stetek ko-
sarzy. s}uchaj r :l u
roczy5cie Arrius sluchaj
dop6ki moge m6wic. Je6li
to okret greek, mozesz bye
Ispokojny Q swoie &ycie. Me
dada .ci moze wolnosci, przy
kuja znowu do wiosla, lecz
ME. zabija Gle. Mnie pre-
ciWnie.
Tu CLOS wodza zadrzal.
- Ale ia lostem "a starry,
zeby dzwiga6 brzemie han
by. Mech my6la W Rzymie,
re Arrius, jak przystoi wo-
dzowi rzymskiemu, zatonaf
wrazsze swoim okretem, bro
MAC 60 cd nieprzyjaciela.
Otto, czego cd ciebie zadam.
Jezeli to stack kosarski, re-
pchnij mnie 2 tel tarcicy W
morze. Uczynisz to, wszak
prawda? Przysiegnij.
Me, wodzu, ME przysiegne
rzek1 Juda stanowczo -
Me przysiegne; AMI tez ME
uczynie tego, czego odemnie
zadasz. 4 Zak K moi, kt6ry
jest ola m mi naiwyzszym
prawem, ME pozwala mi poz-
bawic Gle zycia, WEI sw6j
sygnet - j m6wiac to, zdjal
go z palca. Zwracam ci go
w:az re wszystkimi obietni-.
cami, Jake mi uczynile6.
|Chociaz skazany jestem ma
do5ywotne gallery, niewol-
nikiem ME jestem. Jam vol :.
ny syn Izraela j W tel chwi-
Ii ~przynajmniej moge roz-
porzadzac w}asnym losem.
Wei sw6j pierscie6 wodzu.
Arrius lezal nieporuszo-
ny.
Me cheese? A vice
ME W gniewie, AMI przez
dune ciagnal dalej Juda
|lecz jedynie, ably ME przyj-
mowac ma siebie wstretnych
mi j prawem wzbronionych.
zobowiazah, patrz, szlachet-
ny Arriusie, pierscie6 tw6j
rz,1cam ~ mnrzai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

sssa
- - - .ssr5 s1s-r.s- ~ -z---=
uIlas, " i: n P:os'ttaano,wienlie m %
ie.ssE,tt ii n,iie,z1otlmllne, v
co sie stanie : toba7 Chcia-
lem pred Smll'iie',1rl'cia zape,w.-
Mic q V j szcze6c,ije,4..
::e q obajj ieste6my zgubiegqnlii.
J a.. u'lmnre, izaa1Iuiac utraconej
Is ,Ell,I zwyciestW, " -zye
bedziesz v niewoli j upodle-
nliu.. 2 zal nj ciel.
yuda t teraz Widzial jaSniej,
nil pred chwila, skutki
.swego postepku. Me zaiowa1
go jednak.
:Przez try lata mojej
nieWoli zacza} Pc chwili
- ty pierwszy, wodzu, spoj-
rza1es na mnie laskawie.
Ach, MEL. byl jeszcze ktos
Tu CLOS jego zniay} sic do
szeptu, a pred zalzawionem
okiem stane} Ia mu twarz MILO
dzie6ca, co PREY starej stud
nj W Nazaret podal mu dzban
woody.
Ty jednak pierwszy "a
pytales mule, kim jestem.
Jakkolwiek, wyciagajac Gle
2: toni, my6lalem, ze mozesz
bye pomocnym, ale pa
ME, wierzai mi, ia byiem ci
takze wdzieczny "a okazane
wsp6}czucie. Gdyby6 ia
da} odemnie rzeczy godzi-
wei. spe}ni}bym ia bez wa
hania, lecz wole raczej UNI
rec z toba, nil przyczynjc
sic do twojei 6mierci. Po-
stanowienie mcje jest row.
ME stanowcze, jak twoje.
nawet, wodzu, obie.
cywa} mi. Rzym caly i m6g}
te obietnice, nawet
"a taxa Gene ME odebra}bym
Ct zycia.
Lecz ia Gle prosze...
rze]l} Arrius.
Chocbys nawet rozka-
zywal, ME uslucham. Jest to
mole ostatnie s}owo.
Obaj zamilkli.
Oczekiwali nadplyniecia
Juda ogladat sic "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

MUM n % 6s1Sppse,,rlszllc,iiI'e a 1IIls
IWl ArriqslsN lz|lI
EppaalIlclulE.. ~ W.! ! { 81 IsIl5I ,sI.I|EsHl .g1a Ii'1''|
! 81 - Jud / spot
lnliilllE jjegoDI zyyy !, 81;
y W ~. ten I IS. piierrsceii lei al
sw6jj u pal lee \
M AZ ! Il, Il, 5,ulctszyyiln11i:}} to.
Ten Ten kl;lteejjnot ME Jest
[beelz,' zzanllasctzaenia ciagnal da
lei. Nam !. .ppieniadze j lic2ne
Wl,o''65clii,. Z \, y,9g Z. Y Rzymi lt' Y
Waiziasjja m 81 "a bogatego.
Mo mann rodziny. Pokaz ten
|,pier6eie6 zarzadzajacemu do
tb,r;a11nf,ii ,m11.ojeglmli, powiedz mu,
|iakim sposobem przysze-
dies do posiadania go. Po-
tenn u, m q J, 4. zadaf, co ze.
|chcesz. a da ci wszystko. Je.
sli bede ~, uczynie ola
ciebie jeszcze Wiecej. Daru-
.je ci wolnosc, wr6ce Gle ma.
#H%Fa#+hE1#.94hsG #A r#E&%Sy 49, 5% ~ #fT.Et& A.&S%
#lono twego nsrodu j rodziny.
.Czy slyszysz?
Juda wzruszony skina1
5gloWa
A vice prayeiegnii ma
Boga twego, Tub ma to, co
Jest najswietszego " twojej
iwierze. Przysiegnij, 10 gro
.bisz, co ci powiem, i tax, jak
bede zada}.
Szlachetny Arriusie, pc
slowach, twych, Pc twym
glosie Wide, ze Jest to rzecz
wielkiej wagi. Powiedz W
pierw, czego zadasz?
Czy przysiegniesz po-
tenn?
Jakiem 81 powiedzial,
ie6li to ME sprzeciwia sic ma
szemu zakonowi...
Lecz W tenn podni6s} sic
zywo.
0 b}ogos}awiony MECH
bedzie Bog ojc6w moich!
zawala}. Patrz, wodzu,
tam nadplywa oklet!
- Skad?
2 p6lnocy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
Der u~nheimlide Snhesalans

5eigte fi9 in Dem geroteten @elibt
uno Dem &orper oes fleinen Sofnes
bon s. sc. Ioams in Senrtetta, Ya.
Seine furdtbaren Mnfdae bon @c3e-
mo, flint Sabre lang, ipotteten ouer
Seilmittel. 9ie belten 4er5te erflar-
ten, ni6ts fonnen i'm mebr retten.
uaber", idreibt feline Mfltter, lie
ben Slol6en electric 8itters baben
i'm poGitanoig gebeilt." @egen @us.
i6lag, eczema, Sala-SluB, @unoen,
ale 8lut-4ronfbeiten unb &belima-
tismus lit electric 8itters bas bette
Seillnittel. Nur soc. @aranttert bun
alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

0oS lit itiper: alles iaeell uno
nidt 81 piel iagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
WIlerlei.

= Cine Yetition, BON $. w.
Sremlett, 900 Mit6ea Strabe aus
gebenb, tit in llmlaut fir einen
beiieren Seueridub bes iiioliden Set
les unlerer Staot 5n iorgen.
go So. Stepens ipurbe chi
6reitag Nobmittag bon Dem @utn-
mobil, oas s. $. &ellam gebort, nie=
oeraeitoBen nno mare beinabe iiber=
fabren. @r muroe beipnBtlos, fnnl
aber ionlt nit einigen 8elilen ullO
S6rammen meg. SEER 4elam brod-
te sen 8erlebten i'm Mltomobil nod
ieiner @obnung an <sf StraBe.
Gr iaet, oaB Stepens pom Seiten-
meg oireft Dor iein @efabrt eetreten,
er alio niht i'm Stonbe mar, nus5u-
biegen.
- Muf Dem @ege 5lt ieinem 9of=
tor inn @ids-@ ebauoe ~itiir5te $. $.
8ea, fiir5lid BON Naibpile, Gent,
bierber eefommen, plotlid 51 So
BEN uttb perl6ieo menige Mugenblife
ipdter in Ser Office Ser @ooomurb
@ihp Company. Der 8erltorbene
ipor % Sabre alt.
Die 8flaiterung Der Soniton
Strobe lit iett poGenoet uno oaflit
Elm groBes Sinoernis oes 8erfebrs
beieitiet.
Dos 8urimfeit bot am Srei-
tag Ibenb %beeonnen.
9ie Sdne gegen Srinioao Irel-
lano, Yablo Marttne5 unb Sllall
Morales, BON ben beiben Staots-
ranger ser 8erlesung Ser Spielae-
iebe anseflost, iino inn Gountp-@e-
riht megen tednii6er Sebler IN Ser
Mnflage berausgeporfen. IS miro
lebt cine neue Mnflage erboben.
@m. llmldeio uno Srall
brodten cine S1abeneriasflage ge-
gen Setter Sebn, 2ouiie ginf UNI
@m. $. 8ol5am bon $4,000 ein,
pesen oes Tooes hires oreiidbrigen
Sobnhens, Der in einem @aiierlod
crtronf, bas bur6 oas @raben bon
2odern auf Dem @runoitiif Ser @n.
geflagten entltanoen mar.
Sn leiner @obnune an Der
2afitte StraBe itarb Martin &alten-
bah I'M Sitter bon "a Sabren. gr
mar Elm molbefannter Selmam alts
Beaumont nno fam Dor 9 Sabren
mad Gan Mntonio. gr binterlaBt cine
@ittipe, 2 S0bne uno 2 Sohter.
Srau Dirie &bobes bot Die
@aloeiton, &arrisbnrg & San 9li-
tonic giienbabn auf $4,000 s6o-
oenerias perflagt, neil ibr Mann,
Gfouoe 9. &bobes, olrb 8erlebuli-
gen, oie er ii6 am 16. Sftober 1907
als 9remier 5u5og, oen @eritanl
berloren bat u. auaenblidli6 Elm Sn-
iaiie oes Siioneitlifen Srrenbauies
lit.
- Die @efammtaabl Der 9obes!
f1ae in Gan Mntonio I'M 1ebrnar
betrug 1853. 9terbon batten A iid
lire totlide &ranfbeit anoerpdrts
auge5ogen, II maren totgeboren, 6
itarben auberbalb Der Staotgrcn5er
unb 5 itarben zines gemaltiamen
9ooes ODER bur6 Gift. Oies re0il-
5icrt Die mirflide einbeimiide 30
oesrate anf sc unb mabt BET einer
8epolferung bon 100000 Die &ate
go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
Mahe Dem sOSe in Sig gono.

oSabreIang bot mir elm i1meres
2ungenleioen groBe Sfmer8en per-
uriaht", i6reibt 6rau Soa Cooper in
gie Bono, So. uuno mebrere Wta-
le bin id Dem Sooe nabe %eepelen.
Die @er5te e~rfl1rten, ib lei unbeil-
bar. Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
bradte mir i6nea grleidterung nno
oauernoe &eilung." @s berriftei
@unoer bei &niten unb @rfaltltllg,
franfen 2ungen, 8lutitur3, Grippe,
@itbma, Group, &eu6buiten unb al
len Snlsleioen. SOC uno $1.00. Ser
iudsflafden frei. @arontiert BON al.
len Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

melde 3miidenfane lno 10 iilto iie
eieentlid s%eblieben, Bis auf Ben beu-
tigen Sag. Cine lan9tpeilige Gere-
monte" logte mir einmal ein Serr,
Der oeren orei mitgemadt botte,
uuno cine gefabrli6e. Sd babe mir
nod ieoesmal einen fltrdtboren
S6m1pfen babel gebolt." 9os lit
au6 mol BEL pielen 2erten ant leb=
ten 9onneritag Der SAT- eemeien, oie
it~lnoenlong Dem S6neeiturm itono=
bielten uno i6lieBlid bod nibts ia
hen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
Gin %beitamotger Mb5mg.
Sranfe @teren idipaden Sen gan5en
Sorper.-Ste maden G1t6 franf,
BtnfGlltg 1tmb beDriift.

&rotrfe Nieren i6tpG6en BEN aor-
per our6 Sen beltGnoigen 9l65ug
Des lebenipenOenoen giueis DOM Slut
IN Ben llrin rno Die Subitituierltlg
Ser pergifteten Sornidure, oie our1
oo5 gauge SDltent gebt ltno Sen 90
men Der &ranfbeit ausItreut. Ger
Gerlult oes gitpeis pernrladt
S6lpdde, 8eoriidtbeit, SinfdGigfeif.
Sarnidure : gereiftltng berlrIadt
Sdnter3, Sbnmo6t, Steden I'M
Giiden, 9ieren= l1lo 8laleniteine. 9ie
geeigltetIte gebo1oll1ng lit cine @e-
bonolune Ser Nieren uno oas bette
Nfittel iino 9oon'S Nierenpillen.
@roBe <ren in Son 9(ntonio bepei=
fen es.
Mrs. 6. 9ocrora, 513 Montana
StroBe, San gGntonio, Seras, ioet;
sd babe 9oon's Nieren YiGen NIT
Der groBten Satisfoftion ollgeponot.
SD bette einen oumpfen S6uner5
I'M &reu5 u1o ip1rbe ou9 our6 oie
unreeelmaBige Ausi6eioung Ser 9fie-
rem belaltigt. Sd murbe peronlaBt.
9ool's Nieren Yiaen 81 gebroltfen,
neil ib 10 piele quite 8eri6te urlo
Oaitteillngen iiber tie gebort bette.
Sd berld)offte mir cine S6adtel oa=
bon Don Ser 8eror Drug Company
uno balo oarouf moren meil1e 2eioelt
beieitigt. Meine Sodter lit ebe1t-
foas on einer gtierenfranfbeit ullo
Idredliden &opfi6mer3en. 9oan's
9tieren Gilen erpielen ii6 gerooeio
poltdtig fir tie, ipie iie es fir MIDI
geipeien lparen. IS ma6t mir Ser
atiigen, iie biermit au empfeblen, in
ser Soffuutng, oaB iie aub anoered
gtierenleioenoen cine @oltat fem mo-
gen."
3um @erfouf bei aaen &dnolern.
8reis so @ents. Solter-Weilburn
&c. Buffalo, Seem gorf, oqeitliee
Mgenten fir Ste Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gud oes Nanens
Doons = ur1b nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

so, 6anlit lpdren mir ferfld.
Cine tiidtige &1lte. MoroSbunger
babe id mir aitd geboltl@
Gr iab 9oro, Die oil ibrt por6ei
Der Cir 5lgitg, foriheuo ont uao
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
Seirats-@ eimd).

Gin permoeenoer Serr, onfang@
Der ied5iger Sabre, manidt Die 9e-
famtidoft elmer ahtbaren Sral1 5pi-
iden 48 unb So Sabren 5u MAIDEN.
5meds &eirat. 8riefe bite ooreiiiere
man: a@. 81" Go uSreie 8reiie",
Son Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06
u@ie icb, meinit ou2"
ueSa, 10 aut mie 0ul"
Sa6e id i6rem @ert aepriift.

Simmon's 2eber- Geiniger lit bas
%pertboqite MitteI, Dos i6 gegen Ser
itopfung o6er aaBer Sronung gera-
tene 2eber gebral6t babe. IS ber-
ri6tet feline @rbeit griinoIi1 nnb
idneioet ni1t Die @ineeneibe, pie bic
meiiten atioeren Mittel bieies &araf-
ters es tim. Sd empfeble i'm ii9er-
lid, tpenn INNER fih Die @elegenbeit
bietet. ISIS. Spmlinipn,
Sspego, &anias.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

Die S6maebaftigfeit lit oas
Heonertalent Der 9ente, Die nidtS Gil
iagen ba6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

- @enn Srdume olld nift inn
mer mabr ipreben, mebr oils sic
@irflidlfeit liiaen fie al1d nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

gs sibt 2eute, Die iid aud
i'm Srad pie in Sembsdrmeln aits=
nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

fragte, ols lie binaus mar: @as
bat lie oenn2 Sic iab 10 emit ous!"
SD bobe tie ni6t Inn lire Seeleri-
thinning aefragt, ionoern Bat lie.
bas 6ritbitiid 3u bringen."
u01t meinit mol, oas Sriibltiif
ourb Srau Sonnert bringen 5u lal-
len."
y0os lit mir einerlei. Sd Bat tie,
Oeine @ousbalterin.@
2iibrien itarrte feline Srou oil.
8ollte benn gar feline Iltbe font
men, felt lie inn @auie por2
u5rdulein 8lattner lit fem 9ienlt-
mdobelL ulo menm tie iol6e 9ienltc
iiberilimmt, 10 it's ibr FREEZER @iGe.
SIN llebrigen lit tie cine Dame, If
rer @iloung uno Stequng nab Ell
lie 9ame, pie mon oieies @ort 10
auf5nfollen pflegt, cine Game, 10 gut
tDie ~"
uNte i6L meinit ou2"
$50, 10 gut mie bul"
a8os mar unfrelinoli6l @eroti"
0&lalg es 10? llnfreunolib &C.
oadt NOR es ni6t. 2iai i6 boba
Dir ,eegeniiber oie SteGralg bon
Srulein Elattner ihon einmal geIteril
mnbren miiiien. Gs lit Dies meme
&fliht. gu mlBt ood einieheE,
bob tie Dir geeeniiber iid in elmer
iebr idlpicrigen Stellullg befinoet, i'll
oieier Mihtung me6rlosl"
(6prtiebung folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-06

Inter oen Spiben Der @eiea-
ihaft finoet man oft Die fladiien
Meni6en.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
TUBERCULOSIS BOARD
 CAMPING IN OPEN

Riding on log trains or almost any thing else that would furnish a means of transportation and camping out in the woods wherever they happened to be at nightfall, Joseph M. Hill of Fort Smith, former chief justice of the Arkansas supreme court; Sena- tor Hampt Williams of Hot Springs and other members of the board of trustees of the new Arkansas Tuber- Iculosis Sanatorium, several of whom are among the most prominent men in Arkansas, are making rapid tour of the state for the purpose of in- spectng prospective sites for the new tuberculosis sanatorium.
 The board yesterday covered as much ground as could be covered in one days time and spent the night about 45 miles from Prescott, camped .out in the open.
 The board arrived at Prescott yes terday morning and left over the
 Prescott and Northwestern railroad to Tokio. There the party took the
 Memphis Southern and Gulf road to
 tract of land offered as a site for the hospital. The members then re- turned to Tokio and caught a log train and went further on the Pres colt and Northwestern to a point where another tract of land has been offered. The board camped out near there for the night. The trip to Mur- freesboro was abandoned.-Gazette,
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24

elected queen and the maids of honor is that the queen will be crowned with the wreath of roses. The queen is authorized to select one attendant and the directors of the fair will ap- point four little boys and four little girls to act as pages. The crowning of the queen will take place on a throne erected in front of Mount Peele, just before the grand display of fireworks, and will present most enchanting spectacle. Watch this pa per for other new features of the coming fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
FARMERS RUSHING
 COTTON TO TOWN

The announcement of the 13-cent price for cotton in The Log Cabin Democrat is causing an unusually large number of bales to be brought to town today, and just to make the farmers feel good, the buyers are pay ing them quarter of cent above that fancy price. The Southern mar kets advanced from an eighth to three-sixteenths yesterday and the gain was held today.
 It is rumored that James A. Patten, the famous wheat king has headed bull pool in cotton and predicts the price will reach IF cents. The pres ent price is the highest ever paid at this season of the year since the Civil IWar
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
WORK ON GAS WELL
 IS TO BE RESUMED

Russellville, Sept. 24.-After an other period of idleness, prospects are good for an early resumption of work on the gas wells in Russellville. Sufficient funds have been raised to defray the expense of capping the we'll and making an actual test of the gas pressure. If this comes up to the expectations of those interested it should then be an easy matter to raise funds to continue the work and sink other wells.
 Due to scarcity of funds and lack of interest among the people, work was discontinued on the well some months ago, since which time the ad- visibility of going into receivership and winding up the affairs of the company has been freely discussed by the stockholders. A few determined shareholders, however, unwilling to give up the enterprise, again got busy" the first of the week, and the fact is assured at least that test will be made and the capacity of the well determined before the work is abandoned.
 All the stockholders are hopeful of the result of the test of the we'll and feel confident that a persistent effort will develop a paying gas field in this vicinity.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
THE BROWNING
 OF THE QUEEN

One of the greatest events of the
 Faulkner County Fair will be the crowning of some young lady as Queen of the Fair" It will be a
 most beautiful sight when the crown ing event takes place. A large throne will be built, on which all contestants will have seats, and when the vote is counted and the winner is made known, a large wreath of American
 Beauty roses will be placed upon her hair and she will be crowned Queen of the Fair" and presented with the capital prize, a handsome diamond
 ring. The queen will be crowned by Governor Donaghey. The contest,
 which has been on for several days, is getting very interesting, and as all
 of the contestants are taking an ac- tive part, the fair association has de- cided to add several more handsome
 prizes in addition to the diamond
 ring. A handsome watch and fob
 will be given for second prize, beau
 tiful locket and necklace for third
 prize, and every contestant will re- Iceive a beautiful souvenir of the oc- |cason to show that the directors of the fair association appreciate the
 interest taken by the young ladies in the contest The young lady that comes ont last in the contest will be appreciated as much as the one who wins first prize. All defeated con- testants will be made maids of hon. or" dressed in simple white, and all are asked to go to no extra expense in preparing dresses for the occasion. The only difference between the one
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
ARKANSAS CLUB
 IN CALIFORNIA

A recent letter from w. s. Simp- son, formerly of this city and now of Los Angeles, California, states that on August 24, at his home, an Arkan- sas club was formed by citizens who come to California from this state. Thirty-five members joined the club, which holds regular monthly meet ings. Besides Mr. Simpson and his daughter, Mrs. Sallie Martin, the family of z. T. Dunaway, who lived for many years in Conway, are resi- dents of Los Angeles.
 w. H. Vaughn, who formerly owned the site where Hendrix college now stands, and also lived at the res idence on Prince street now owned by c. w. A. Wilson, is operating a beet farm near Compton, California which is not far from Los Angeles.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
ARKANSAS EDITORS
 TO SEE BIG CANAL

Little Rock, Sept 24.-Earle w. Hodges, secretary of the Arkansas Press Association, has received the itinerary for the Panama trip which will be taken by the p members of the Arkansas association, along with the representative of the Louisiana association. The trip will be made on the steamship Porismina of the United Fruit Company.
 The schedule shows the ship will leave New Orleans October 19 and arrive at Colon October "A. Three days will be spent at Colon, the party leav- ing at o'clock on the evening of De- tober 27. The party will arrive at Bocas Del Toro at 6 o'clock on the morning of October 28, and stay there until the following night at 9 o'clock. The night of October 29 will be spent in the trip to Port Linon, c. R., which will be reached at 6 o'.lock on the morning of October 30. Only four nUpfS Will De Sp-Il HC. t. iHe ptt'tS will then sail to Port Bart,eS, Guate- mala, arriving there 2t l o'clock No vemher l, and leaving three hours later for Belize, D. H., arriving at o'clock in the morning and remaining there all day. At o'clock on the morning of November the party will embark again on the ship and sail for New Orleans, arriving there Novem- Der 5.
 The Arkansas editors who go, and the number is limited to 25, will pay $50 for the trip from New Orleans and return, but while in Colon the ex- cursionists are expected to board off
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
WANTS A CLEAR FIELD.

Judge w. H. Duncan is still think ing seriously of entering the race for circuit clerk and says he would be sure to do so if he would have no op- position. "As I have already made two races for this position and been defeated both times" said the judge this afternoon, "I think all the other fellows ought to pull off and let me have a clear field. If they do I be- ieve 1 can easily be elected"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24

the ship, and if they do not desire to do so they may stay aboard for $2.50 per day extra.
 Secretary Hodges has received re- quests from members of the associa- tion to take up nearly all the reserva- tions for Arkansas already He fig ures the trip will cost those who go from here about $100 altogether.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
TIE FOR LEAD IN
 QUEEN CONTEST

Today's count in the Queen Contest shows tie for first place between Misses Verna Hartley and Naomi Err win, each having received 6,360 votes. Miss Minnie Lee Jones and Miss Dor sey Morgan, however, are separated from the leaders by only about 500 votes, and several of the other can didates have made good gains. The standing:
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-24
PRESBYTERY MEETS IN
 CONWAY NEXT TUESDAY

The fall session of the Arkansas presbytery of the Presbyterian church will convene here next Tues day, September 28, at 80 D. m. Rev. J. G. Lane of Marianna is moderator and Rev R. H. Latham of Walnut Ridge is clerk. About thirty dele gates from different churches in the presbytery are expected to be in at tendance at the meeting.
 Work of remodeling of the Presby- teran church in this city is progress ing very rapidly. The interior walls have been alabastined and the new carpet will be placed in the building tomorrow. It will be about three weeks before the new steel ceiling will be ready, and when all the work is completed the Presbyterians will have handsome little church.
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