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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-17
Notas municipales
SESSION DE AVER

Acord6 el Concejo una transferencia
de las cantidades abonadas por ell Ban
co de Puerto Rico, como intereses de
los fondos de la venta de la Carcel. a
la partida de adquisici6n de terrenos,
con ell fin de pagar q don Adolfo Andi-
no una porci6n vendida por este al Mu-
nicipio de San Juan para los Hospita-
les municipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-17

Ell practicante en- Cirugia menr
senior Luis r. Miranda, ha presentadLu
para Sc registrado su Diploma de doe
tor en- Terapeutica Mecanica, expeeE-
do por ell American College Of Mecha
no-Therapy de Chicago, Illinois, CON
Objeto de que Sc lie autorice para eier-
Ger en- Puerto Rico.
|. Esta solicitud sera resuelta por lr
Junta Superior. y
Ell senior Domingo w. Pales, ,Inspec-
tor Plomero del Distrito Sur, ha sido
nombrado juez del tribunal de exa
menes para Maestros Oficiales plo-
meors los que tendran efecto durantee
los dias 19, 20, 81, y % de este mes
en- ell Departamento de Sandal, Bene-
ficencia y Correcciones.
Ell senior Vicente Andino, Inspector
de Sandal, ha solicitado 60 dias de
licencla de acuerdo con la Ley de Ser
vicio Civil de Puerto Rico, para traS-
ladarse q los Estados Unidos
Cayey.-El Official de Sanidad IN
forma haberse sacrificado un cabaIIe,
con muermo propiedad del senor Fer
nandez, reconocido por el Inspector We
terinario del Distrito Norte.
Sc ha ordenado la destruction de las
harinas marca "Capitana" tsAnicas
decomisadas por el senor Official de
Sanidad, las que analizadas resu1ta-
ron ser de mala calidad
Cidra.-Han sido devueltos los MA
nos que para la reforma de su panade-
ria pesentara Praxedes Garcia, por
estar ajustados a los requisites de la
Ley
Bayamon.-El practicante en- Cru
gia menor Miguel Granela, pide infor-
me sobre 81 tiene 6 no derecho para
dedicarse q las extracciones de dien-
tes, toda vez que fue examinado del
material al Otorgarsele ell titulo que
posee, hoy We con sOrpresa que per-
sigue a los que ejercen aquello para
que fueron autorizadOs.
Presenta ell case de los pueblos com
prendidos entire Bayam6n y Arecibor
que en- ninguno de ellos existe Dr. en-
Cirugia Dental mientras multitud de
enfersnos solicitan unos pagando y
otros por caridad sc les Hbre del te-
rrible dolor extrayendoIes la muela
enferma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-17

nicipio de San Juan para los Hospita.
les municipales.
Sc satlsfaga de La partida de Impre
vistos ell importe de la copia de la escri.
tura de venta de terreno al Municipic
de San Juan por don Adolfo Andino
asl como ell gasto de inscription de la
escritura en- el Registro de la Propiedad
De acuerdo con 10 informado por e]
lngeniero de la Ciudad, no acepta el
Concejo la faja de terreno ofrecida Dol
don Rafael Lopez Landr0n para una
calle en- Santurce.
Sc acuerda la aperture Official del nue.
vo Cementerio de Santurce Y la clausu-
ra del antique.
Fue aprobado ell reglamento orde-
nanza para ell Balneario P1blico NUM-
cipal.
Para res0lver un escrito de don Ma
nuel Cestera, solicitando Sc lie permita
abrir en- un terreno de SUI propiedad.
GALES de seis metros de ancho, fue
nombrada una Comisi6n compuesta de
los seiiores Panlagua, Carbonell Ro-
sario, auxiliada de los seilores abogado
e lngeniero de la Ciudad, para que in
forme.
Sc enter0 el Concejo del estado de
la GAIA municipal hasta treinta de Ju-
MO 1ltimo, con una existencia de 69.656
dollars 80 centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-17

Sc acuerda la aperture Official del nue.
vo Cementerio de Santurce la clausu-
ra del antigua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-17

Fue aprobado ell reglamento y orde-
nanza para ell Balneario P1blico NUM-
cipal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06
San Antonio, 5reitag ben s. auguf 1909,

/ feierte, Die ai6eber fonnten G:
iidl nidt periogen, oie frobe aolul,
Der 9entidell erlt our6 luii7ft
i Sdimpfereien lno Damn onrd Sat
lihfeitel 5ll itoren, llno 10 fom es
3u einer miiiten Wealienpriigelei, bel
Der es ouf beioeu Seiten nicbt o6t.e
blntige aopfe ab9ine. 0ie Sdlue.
t1oter 8oebnla1nicbaft lpar o1Ber
5talloe, Dem 3rlnllllt eil Cube al
n1ocben lmo erlt Ser berbeigebolten
8enonrlnefe aelallg es NIT grpBer
Oliibe, Die 9tllbe lpieber ber8ultel-
len Cine 9ln5abl bon 8erboftlugell
muroe porgenomnlen.
Gin Ginbrub, Ser olt 8ermc.
genbeit ieines @leiben ludt, lit III
oas Gaiier eori6=Wnielnt in
Berlin ausaefiibrt moroen nnb per-
lebt Die Noli5ei nttbt ipeniger tpie ois
Notwithstanding IN betrd6tfi-
DE sflfreallna ga Die geute ser
Jfonber eine gon5 beoeutenbe lit. sc.
ltoblen mnroen @olo= nno 5il6er-
barren nno ouBerben gofoene lno
lilberne 9(ntiquit1ten, oie obgelebeu
BON ibren Wetollpert einen &unlt=
ipert BON peniaitens 5ebntoulello
Worf beiiben. Bon oen Satern
feblt jeoe Spur. 9u es 0ie Spib6u<
ben MIR oltf @olo lno Silber ob-
geleben botten, fiir6tet man, to6
oie &lnItgeeenltanoe nnrett6ar Der
loren limo, faas oie Grereifung ser
0iebe lridt gelinet, ebe iie 3eit bo-
ben Die Sahen ein5ulhmelseu.
Die Eoti5ei lit eifrig an Ser 9(rbeit.
8as Eerional oes Nfuielnns miro
ldarfen Terb0ren lnter5ogen.
Ger lugariide Miniiter oes
Sllfern @rof Sulius sInoraIip, fat
llfl nit ieifer S6ipagerin Ser
ssittme ieines Dor bier sSabren oer-
ltorbenel gruoers 5beooor, oebore-
ller @rafnl 3ihp, bernlablt.
9lus @apitoot miro bon oem
llntergang beg englii6en Dolnpfers
gDeaori~ genleloet Ser IN ser Siana
gap gei6eitert lit. Se6snn6pier3ig
Wteniden iollen bobei lun's 2eben
gefomnen lein.
Ser fnboniicbe @enerol-9SoIt-
lneilter Nooar8, Der nerlid oen 3ei=
tltngsberollsgeber 3orriente in So-
pana nieoeridob, bot iid) ielbit bea
geboroen gelteIt.
slm Donnerltoe muroen in Ser
frall8oiiiden Stabt greit 5ipei Gro.
ltoBe gelpiirt Gs apurbe fein erheb-
-l1dler Sda0en onaerihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06
81. 6. & :. gafu.
OaS cteo uon Der un5ufrieoen6eit

Das cteo Oon oer un5ufrieoen6eit.
YIN Sd]lebteften iitfs in Der @eIt
Wttt Der Sufrie6en1eit beitelit,
Jaft 6einer tit ntebr redjt sufriebeu
Wttt benz, mas Tim = WeidJtf beidjie6ei,.
Wer biel bat, ber mill iniimer mebr,
User tuenig hat, ben 1rgertS ielr,
uno Der bat oft sitmeiit su iaaen
Ser iutrflidj fcinen G,runb an GIoaen
On Gerrid)t 3mictradJt, Saf, uni Neio
Sff nitr nm cine &leintgfeit,
gait, Seoer mas er beiR 6egebrt,
sSnro's MT ntdJt ntebr bpn tim Derei)rt.
@,ie mandje 5ran gerat in Wut,
Sn tDrer oVremnbin" ttencm 9nt,
Hno ,uenn tie 5ebnmal aud anSfInbc
Sat er Sbr ntd)t einrtal gut itGnSe.
unb mel ieim 3adbar mad5t ipsar
.Ne Spmrnerreif' in jc6cnt Sabr,
6aDlt Wtandler iidJ gar icbr perItiutmt
lnn fitblt I'M Ser5en itill ergrimnt.
81 mill Elm Sener in ber Sat
pit gerabe bas, tuas er iiidJt fat,
llnn adbtet babel 81 sering.
Was Tim beidJeert am guten DING.
Sd bent, iper fraftig inn geinno
Sat 5ur 3mfriebeubeit id)pn 0rnmb,
Sb mandber Sprg', bic CT iidj ntad)t,
@erotente er MIR ansgeIadJt.
ytnn bah idJ briiber tppl itnoiert
lnb mir elm Wsittel ausprpbiert,
gSn0nrdB man tn Der Gbriiten1eit
SefSrsert bic 5nfriebenbeit.
On fan6 id, man iuirb frei rnS frob,
Seim Bier, nit gfamen ~ a mp",
Gs iuiro nidJt itnr ben 9nrIt eudJ itiGer,
Gs treibt aud fort bic b6ien 0rillen.
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@ietoria 9ioiiion, 9, $. e g. q.

Nnfunft-
Zoo. so2 -euerO, sictorio, 1880 na9n,
Gbfabrt
$40. 3o1-guero. gictoria. $50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

ytnn bab' idj briiber tppl itn6iert
llno mir elm Nsittel ausprp6iert,
gSpbnrf) man tn Der G9riiten1eit
Sef6rSert bic Smfrie6enheit.
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Gs- iuar Gin slorreidJer siea

Gs NOR 5renoe in 5eoora Gem.
Yin 2eben lpuroe gerettet llno 0l.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY lit oas @e-
iprd6 Der Staot in 8etreff Ser SET
lung bon 6. 8. Gepper aus totlidenl
Sllngenblnteil sd fonnte meoer
beriungeben, ned orbeiten", i6rie5
er, limo Die 9oftoren tatel1 mir fein
8ut, aber na6oenl i6 Or. Sings
ytelp 9iscoperp 3 @o6en lang ge-
brou6te, fiible idb mie elm neu,r
Ntenl6 lno fann quite glrbeit berrid=
ten" Sir idmabe, franfe nno ber-
leete Sungen, SuIten uno grfdltlrn.
gen, glutungen, Seufieber, Ga Grip
ps 9lit6ma nno ireeno elm gron9ea=
Seioen lit es uniibertroffen. 9reis
90 Gts. uno 81 90. BrobefIai1e frei.
gu berfaufen bel alien 9rnggiIten.
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Sas @erbredlen bes geidltstuns.

gfidbfstnn bringt irgen6 Seman.
Dem ltnannebrllibfeiten. 9nsielbe
it init elmer untdtigen 2eber Ser
Sail Sic peranlaBt 8erltopfaHA
aopfi6mer8en, @elbiu1t, fdledte
Sautfarbe, 9ideln, 9lppetitloiigfeit,
llebelIein, ober Or. Sings Stem liie
8ills nertreiben 2eberleioen rul6 itel
len oie @eiunobeit mieoer Der. 25
Gents. gu boben BEL alien 9roeslti-
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

Sn Gbicago ranlte Elm eleftri-
ld)er Strqbenbabnmagell Ser oiGt
NIT slrbeitern beiebt ipar, nit eiitem
3orltaot5liee 8llianlmen. sSinfnno-
oreiBig Berionen puroell perlett,
ourlnter elmer, Der Motorman, 10
lthiuer, Dob er lpabribeinli6 iterben
rnirS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

= @ute @etrdnfe une fanoIer
2unb itets in 8nrsitaller's Saluun
mno &citanramt, 8illita StroBe, ne6en
Der SalIe Der 9ermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

Subn $. Bolton, offentIi6er go.
tar. @runoeisentum. Mgent fin
8eniionsaniprii6e. 3inrner 8, st
Sames SoteI, Sit.Soriton Strabe
geioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

slnf Dem 9atapsco hei galti-
more lit cine @aiolin-2almb, in Ser
iicb 8ipan3ia Berionen befanoen
Shiff6rnh. Gier Der Snioiien rr-
trallfen Ole llc6rigen luuroen gcret-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

On fan6 idb, man ipirb frei nnS frob,
Seim Sier, nit Namen ~ q nj %,
@s iuiro nidjt itnr ben 9nrIt eudy itigen
Gs treibt amf fort Die bBicn 0rilleu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-06

Sbr fii6lt Gnd) beiier sleidb seIteilt,
Wstt 0ott iinb init Der gansen @eIt,
Wpllt Sbr snfrieben ietn unb iimsen
-Sp laetGnd) M | q III 9 r" bringen
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
TUNNEL WELL
 MEETS TESTS

No sign of failure has as yet been observed in the railway tun- nel we'll, which is being tested with a view to using 1t for source for water works, should the supply prove sufficient. A four inch stream of water is being constantly pumped day and night, taking out about So, gallons every 24 hours The pumping will be con tinued for several days and if the test is satisfactory an eight inch we'll will be sunk in close proxi- mity. This will also be tested in order to make certain of the supply and the work of organizing waterworks improvement district will then be taken up.
 The water being pumped is clear and sparkling and very cold.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22

of the next legislature providing their salaries, made the place un- desirable from MT. Griffin's stand point. Later the governor expect ed to appoint him adjutant general of the state guard, but found that this officer must be appointed from the membership of the guard it. self. Other appointments were considered, but the governor states that the secretaryship of the com mission proved to be the first position he had found to offer.
 The position is now being held by Lehman Kay, secretary of the old commission, and pays a salary of SIOo a month.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22

to the ground in the rear. Here other convicts load their barrows and wheel it to the low places in the ground filling 1t in.
 w. R. Stewart, one of the lead ing contractors of Little Rock, who erected the new city hall, the Carnegie library and reconstructed the New Capitol hotel, is superln- tendent of the destruction work. All the pillars and most of the walls must also cone out of the interior and all steel work will be reinforced before the building can be resum- ed. Most ot the roof will also have to come off to make way for a steel dome. Before the con victs are put to work demolishing the floors or walls of any room photographs are taken of it Over 800 photographs have already been taken and the photogI apher who is doing the states work says he IS not one third through. The photo graphs are for use i'll liugatlou with the contraCtors should such follow
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Old Editor at Little Rock.

Little Rock, July 22.-Hardly able to dag one foot in front of the other, Col. NJ. K, White, one If the best known country editors of Arkansas, every day slowly makes the trip from the city hospi- tai to the old t e capitol grounds where he spends sev- eral hours looking for old friends as they pass through the grounds. Col. White is suffering with te- yer which has held him for several months and is just now beginning to be able to be out again. He was editor of the Portland Enter prise before entering the local hos pital and hi, writings were copied all over the state, as he was cOnsid- cred considerable of a wit and his writings sparkled with humor. He expects to get back i'll the har ness as soon as he is able to leave the institution, which will prob ably be several weeks yet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Additional Contest Prizes.

In addition to the gold medals which have already been offered 7, scholarships in Faulkner county institutions will be awarded to the winners of the county educational contests to be held here during the county fair. The scholarships offered to the winners are as fol- lows:
 Recitation contest-Ftee tuition in Hendrix College.
 Declamation contest - Scholar ship in expression department, Central College.
 Map drawing contest - One years free tuition in Vilonia Training School.
 The winner of the spelling con- test will probably be awarded a scholarship in the Conway hig h school, as soon as the matter can be brought before the school board.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
TALK OF KIRBY
 FOR GOVERNOR

Little Rock, July 22.-An Ark ansas politician who has engi- neered several political campaigns and always has been on the wli- ming side, yesterday afternoon stated strong pressure was being brought on Wm. F. Kirby, former attorney general and candidate for governor in the last primaries, to give up his intention oi running against Associate Justice Battle for re. election and become a candidate for governor and he would soon make his decision in the matter. Gen. Kirby late yesterday alter noon stated it was hardly possible that he would be in the guberna- torial contest. though he did not definitely state he would not be. He made this expression ln the presence of Gov. Dor aghey, with whom he was discussing matters of state at the time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
MT. PISGAH.

Still dry and dusty in this section.
 Edgar Price has gone to Texas to visit his cousin for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Fife Wright of Knoxville, Ark, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Hackler, for few days.
 Miss Mollie Price visited her niece, Mrs. Susie Gentry, of Palarm Sunday. Mrs. Gentry has been crippled several days with erysipelas.
 Quite crowd passed through here one day last week from Olmstead en- route to Clear lake to spend the day fishing.
 MT. and Mrs A. J. Kaufman, Charlie Wheeler and family, Bob Wheeler and family and Jim Boydston, wife and baby went fishing one night last week and report nice time and plenty of fish
 G. w. Hacker is drilling we'll this week for his son.
 Mrs. Ellen Bailey visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Nichols. Sunday.
 Mrs. Jane Mabry visited her sister, Mrs. Hattie Wheeler Sunday.
 July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Illustrated Study of St. Paul.

Since the Sunday school lessons are now and have been for some time devoted to the study of the life and missionary journeys of St. Paul it has been deemed eXpedient to give at least four Sunday night services to a detailed historical and geographical study of the life and travels of St. Paul These studies will be illustrated by maps, steiop- ticsn views of the places visited by St. Paul and appropriate songs. These services ought to be ot in- terest helpful and instructive to every christian and of special in terest. to every Sunday school teacher and pupil in this city The first of these services will be the first missionary journey ot St
 Paul and will be held at the Meth odist church next Sunday night. It will be conducted by Prof. Rus
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
BUSY SCENES AT CAPITOL
Eighty Convicts are Tearing Out
 Defective Floors and Walls.
Prisoners are Guarded while at Work and Passes Are Required to Inspect
 Building.

Little Rock, July 22 - Read the sign therel" is the greeting which meets every person who makes an effort to go upon the grounds of the new state capitol. He looks up to gaze into the bar
 rels of shot gun which is poked his way by a convict guard who stands over him. The sign says the capitol building is filled with working conviCts and to gain ad- mission a pass must be secured from an officer of the state capitol commission. All about the grounds, at intervals of about 100 feet, small guard houses elevated above the ground have been erected and unless the visitor has pass 1t is impossible to go in or Out of the ground. The passes are not hard to secure, however, and in order to accommodate the public hundreds of them have been printed, all of which bear the signature of c. A
 De Lambert, superintendent of con struction. Once inside the walls of the new capitol a very busy
 scene greets the eye of the visitor
 Eighty convicts, besides number of free laborers, are working with might and main tearing out the JafaCt;1,a xuo He aud Non,C o,1 na+ ting ready for the resumption of the construction. The convicts armed with heavy sledge hammers, are rapidly removing the floors of the third story. The heavy mass of concrete falls to the second floor, where a score of convicts load it into wheelblrrows and cart it to chutes through which 1t is carried
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
POSITION RENDERED GRIFFIN
He May be Secretary of Capitol
 Commission.
Friend and Supporter of Governor Dona' ghey is Offered Position Held
 by Leman Kay.

For several days it has been known among friends of both that the position of secretary of the state capitol commission had been rendered to Ben l.. Griffin of Con- way, by Governor Donaghey, act ing for the commission, Whether MT. Griffin will accept is matter of some doubt, as he expects to make the race for congress from this district, and would not take the place if 1t would interfere materially with his interests in the campaign.
 "I am in the race for congress and cannot say what l would do relative to the question of accept ing the secretaryship of the state capitol commission, if that position were offered me. :" said MT. Grif- fin to a Little Rock paper last night. "However, it seems to me now as though such a position might hinder me in my race for Congress. '
 Governor Donaghey yesterday afternoon authorized the announce ment that MT. Griffin could have the position if he wanted it. MT. Griffin is close friend of the gov ernor and was one of his staunch- est supporters in the campaign of over year ago, and it is well known that he has been slated for an appointment. The governor wanted to place him on the state tax commission, but the fact that no appropriation was made to finance the commission and the commissioners would have to per. form their labors and take the risk
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
A Beautiful Picture.

A picture entitled, The Lost Sheep" which was presented at the Air Dome, is one of the finest reels in subject matter and photog- raphy that has ever been given in this city. It is a story complete in itself and is as true to life as most any play could be made. On ac- count of tue picture being highly complimented by several who had the opportunity of seeing it, Man ager Owen will repeat it tonight in connection with the regular pro gram.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Soda Fountain to be Sold.

The soda fountain, fixtures and stock of Robt. Randell, which were placed i'll the hands of re ceiver several weeks ago, will be sold tomorrow morning by Judge P. H. Prince, who was appointed receiver by Chancellor Wallace. The sale will be held at 10 o'clock and as several are figuring on the fountain the bidding is expected to be rather spirited.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22

sell and Prof. Simmons. Every body is invited to come.
 Admission is free to all while it is hoped thai every one will bring a small contribution to help defray expenses. Come.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Weather Flags Discontinued

In accordance with an order re- ceived by Secretary G. l.. Banner of the board of trade from the United States weather bureau this morning, the daily display of the weather flags will be discontinued.
 The forecast will in the future be received by telephone, and will be given to any person calling central
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Road Petition Filed.

A petition was filed in the coun- ty court this morning for a new road beginning in the center of section 24 on the Clinton Road in Pierce Creek township and running east three miles to section 2I in Wilson township.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Wins Buggy in Contest.

In the big popularity contest of the Arkansas Democrat at Little Rock. which closed last night, Miss Lou Henry of this city, was awarded a handsome rubber tired stanhope. valued at S2oo, being the prize for district number $. The number of votes received by Miss Henry will exceed I5o ,ooo.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Auto Party Here.

An auto party composed of Rob ert Wlnslow, Ed Hurley and Clay : ton Euper, who are on their way from Little Rock to their home in Fit Smith arrived here this morn at II:2o, having made the run from the latter place in 3 hours and 20 minutes. The run would have been made quicker, but on account of breakdown they were delayed for half an hour. They left this city at I2 o'clock for 1t. Smith.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
Married This Morning.

The second wedding during the past month occurred at the store of the Nelson Drug Co. this morning, when Frank Jones and Miss Lucy Collier were married by Rev. c. H. Nelson. Both parties live at Round Mountain near this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22

Rev. w. B. Pnson returned this morning from Oklahoma, where he has been working in the interest of the Arkansas Holiness College at Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, July 2o.-Tonight and Friday, partly cloudy weather; showers tonight and Friday; cool CT tonight
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-22

office. They will be received about TO o'clock each morning, except Sundays and holidays.