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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
NEWS BUDGET FROM STAFFORD
 (Mrs. W. D. French, Correspondent)

SAFFORD, November 6.-The Rev. Columbus Wardlaw and family have returned home after an absence of six months in California. All are singing the praises of 'Home, sweet home. v
 G. $. Young of Rochester, New York, was an incoming passenger last even ing.
 Robert Morris and wife returred from the fair at Fl Paso last evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-07
]. R. WOOD & SONS Diamond Importers
 NEW YORK
NEW YORK

New York, N. Y., Nov. l, oe Globe Jewelry Company, Globe, Arizona, Gentl lemen:-- We obliged to raise prices, count of the advance in the cost of the rough | stones, ewhi ch occurred last | We on the following pages our new | prices for loose diamonds. | Mounted diamonds s shown in catalogue raised to these prices plus the cost of mountings E<ss
 Yours truly, | J. R. WOOD & SONS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
THE LAX|TY Of MARRIAGE LAWS
RESPONSIBLE FOR DIVORCE EVIL

pre3s Throughout the sorld 20 bod
u- rp - eontc1np and 1orn - ~"
freak o3tloa os The earth More than
anything else. pron.oly. this sor- ot
;hinf indicates ;hs the social con.
d1cns IL hts COUNTY are 40; -,
=. ..role
Il; ir .y--una." ,ha, IN" people In
ii" EnrcpcIn coun'1-es do nos have
TIE same idea OF Independence and
freedom ,hat :hc masses q our peO.
pie have WAen child grows up 20
D, married II il ncecs ,a5y 20 bring
certified copy OF The record Of
birth 10 tnv official RAo issues The
licenses rAis l., required OF both the
par;ies 10 the marriage contrHrt, A.
hayr stated Without this no hc.nse
Sih D" granted Moreover this il.
Censc dos no; authorize IN" marriag"
anil fourteen days have elapsed at.
ter the date of ISSUE" This issuanc"
is advertised in the official organ and
HellN' I'ol'N UP pl Wv putUllh ~
n" Ct'y or town hail for two full
weeks. t' :hc end OF this period the
state performs tho ceremony free o'
charge This Is the legal mar,iag
No prize; or minister. or any other
pcrs.u except ;he government official
Tor .h, purpose. IS authorized 20 per
form sucl ceremonies Af-cr the lc.
gal marriage as many religious core.
monies may De- performed as the ON.
.ric.ing parties desire.
Widow, in France canuo' marry
the second tim" b-iol" ten m.pths
have elapsed after the draih OF her
husband In he United State 4 wid.
oR ,n;sy marry Immediately after ,ho
death oi her husband. - far - any
legal 'nfpclimcDt j. -onc@nrd. Th'r.
Is no such obstacle in The way O;
W!duNcrS in France. however The
possibility ct the r)>r humous delivery
OF a child By the widow and thy
cifcc- 4 might have on the laws o
iuhcrltanc" - The reason for wha
nigh: seem 10 sGmc an inequality ID
favor N men"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

paralysis on them No prevention ~
cur, il yet known for it, There l.
no need Tor alarm, however as n"
cases are no more numerous thtn
they have ever been Physician AL
he disease acu,e anterior poliomy.:. :.
H. The permanent paralysis which
always results Is due 20 the ea5'icg
and destruction OF the Eanglion coils
OF the anterior horns OF the Sp!n1I
cord a.hich also causes q wasting "
the muscles N the af1ctrd parts.
There is no rrason 70 believe tas:
the disease s contagious and thCt"
l. no MASON for alarm
Several other LeavcnN0-sl p,Y1i.
cans talked In the Saun way asna.
the disease and sh,set cminen tn.
,n,ritios on the suoi>-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
iNFANTlLe PARALYSIS.
Physicians Say Disease IS Old-"Not
Epidemic, But Endemic"

l.,sy.uYo-h. Ka,.. OCT. @3-N
prpmiurn- local physician said today
4 am sorry 10 ,cr the newspapers
creating .o much alarm about this
lutantilr paralysis which has been
h"raldrd as new and fatal dis.
,as, ;ha. threatens 20 XIII or %
per c.1' OF N" young tcrs.
"Ns a ma--a- of TACT this disoa 40
Is NJ, q.w 10 IN, medical fraternity.
can how Won ESSAYS written ,bou,
:, hy learned Dbysl.5an fif-y yna,,
ago T. 4. TIN. that thor, IS a myg.
tory ,Sou- the disoas. inasmu,h AZ
w. no no, know what par-i,aylar germ
child is doomed 20 H.. who becomo,
IL. victim Furthermore Z. * a p.osi.
,... fac. ,ha, ,hore is NJ q case ON
r~,ord IN The medical annals Of tho
world vbe-, a real CAS-. OF lnfap-iIo
-,ar3lysls has b.an cprcs
py .5a. do ma, mean ,ba, , lorc..
-.,--for ~ -h. cases ,r. fa,,l /
p.,n.y. l., nor cont f. tho ,,,rcr-i,,
q, I..,,,s -.-.,,-;,s pr, ono. ,b,.
r.-us a.,,,L ~. ,nin,l cord m.
ehud f. ao,m.d ~ a, c,sr,l.d IN
.,r. o- U,oy, nan.h.r. T>,.otr,en,s
..,r >. ,..,-,., - u,b,,b uir nar.,o,.
1y ro.+o~. tho ,.ry. cens NJ, NO
cn,,ra our. bas eyar ba.p ,,,aotaa
10 M, l,,>o, of .irc,a cas, IN
T.,vc,N,o--o, which b,s ra,r,,ed IN.
,,lry ard thor. ,ro oycead,nely cav
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

Cameron \ majority OF those sery'
ing sentences are under thirty years
OF age and OF the l,clj prisoners con
fined in the institution laI week.
Cameron. who Is also chairman OF the
state board OF pardons. states v Is
his belief many could BE- tran sformed
into useful citizens with the Aid OF
proper religious and educational In
strlietlon
Whatever OF instruction ls nor lon
parted 20 the prisoners Is done BY
Cha plain I'raEk MAYOR. who resolves
a saiary Of SIS month Under the
constitution. 10 state oficer can draw
two s.llarieS and there Is no fnsnriat
pru ision made for . prison school
and no appropriation for books and
other original costs. Superintendent
came .on's plan Is 20 arouse the In.
tcrcst and sympathy of citizens OF the
state who will contribute suffIcient to
cover the expense OF such .schoD.
until the need OF an appropriation for
the purpose can BE- laid before the
next Legislature Il IS estimated tint
the initial cor; OF founding the school
will b.. approximately $500. and that
Il can be- maintained at monthly ex.
pcnse OF 800
~ q
a monthly contribution OF SO a month
from his office and desires the people
OF the state who are willing To aid
in the work OF making productive cit
liens OUT OF tie unfortunate lcaven
at the pcnitcntfary. 10 write his Office
stating wha, amount they would b.
willing 20 subscribe 10 further the
plan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
Money Comes In lunches

70 \ ~ Chisholm. OF Treadwell. y.
Y. now. His reason Is we'll worth
reading: For a long time suffered
from Indigestion. torpid liver. consti.
patton, nervousness, and general de-.
bility." hc writes. Il couldn't sleep
had no appetite. nor ambition. grew
weaker every day In spite of all
mcdica. treatment. Then used Elec.
tric Bitters. Twelve bottle restored
all my old.time health and yigor
Now I can attend 20 business every
day. It's a wonderful medicine" In.
ralliblc for Stomach. Liver. Kidneys.
Blood and Nerves SOC a, Ardmore
Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

approximately one hundred miles
,oac in the ,No states and tory
miles side t is lorde-cd or 'hc
.1rh by The Cheyenne river. and on
ne ro-h by 'ho Cannon Bal -.yy.
aud Is ti,id J in'o tar.. sections Ay
tn Ganh and No-ca4 rivers TAc
southern SECTION g. nl:ns n octot
70, Rdg"' cOuD ry. sh!ch ], I
a.5tY ,olp IN -. cSG and cAangri
20 aoiy chsric-cr !u-Ae' wee,
No-h u ;1s - "a" Mo-1u RS"r
with us - ,pNeY S-r ,upy'i.i
attn ;.ul6-'r aad clear. running
.trrsm To- valley ~ aar0uv and
n" biun. a." high and rc.p. :, bc-
ing necessary ~ certain pJiD'1 20 70
.a,h- 20 find practical roadway
down into ne valley
Nor.h Of "a" Morcu is broad
plateau, which grows II" native
whoa. grass shich Of rseh Is al.
mo-. equal 20 oats for feed. and %.
o. growth hops what can b. don.
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-.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
New peeerds From Sovsa.

J.hn Philip Sousa. IN" peerless
band master and conductor. is nov
touring the country with his splen
did organization OF fifty trained mu.
s.citu, This is the March Kings"
thir;y.iittn scmi-annual and nin;h
rranscoutincutal tour /. will end AZ
th" New York Hippodrome with
grand concert on December lst Sou.
81 who once was Bitterly opposed
20 the photograph has recognized
the fact that IN" Improvements that
hay" been made in both the in5tru.
ment and the recording have placed
The phonoGraph on a high plane as
4 musical instrument, and his organ.
ization has made number OF rec.
crds for tn" Ellison ph-noEraph. the
first oi which appears In the NoyeIn.
bey lists. In the Ambcroi H-minutcJ
list the contribution IS his "S;ars
and Stripes Forever March" and
needless 20 say Il IS u beautiful nun.
b"r. There is 4 p7otusion OF other
good things musical and vocal. in she
list, too. Victor Herocrt and his o..
cheoira render a medley of the most
, popular airs from Little Memo,
Albert Spalding. the marvellous young
yioiinist, contributes mos: artistic
Interpretation n Sarasate's 'GtI,sy
Airs, and a captivating violin and
guitar arrangement OF the Carnival
3 OF Venice" is the Offering OF the we'll
known Oliyot;i Troubadours. These
particular numbers are soma, hing Of
4 treat for lovers OF high-cla,s mu.
sic and when the fact IS taken into
consideration that all the work vi
recording is supervised aud criticised
by no less personagc than Vic1or
Herbert himself. some idea nf ,hc
musical merit OF these records may
De formed
There Is wealth Ot variety in
tn" balance OF this list Edgar l..
Davenport rccitcs "I-asct" In mas
ter!y style VIII Oakland. the POI.
ular cpun;crtcuor II thc Cohan and
Harris MiuStrels, sings Jus; Before
tn" Battle. Mother" DESCRIPTIVE
war bdilad. and Manuel Roman OF
minstrel tamc contributes a prctty
waltz song, "Pausies Mean Thought
Dear, and Thoughts Mean You" Then
her" are comic songs, and hymns
quarett"S, etc, 10 round our va
rIc,y Il election
In the 2-minulc list Sousa's Band
is again heard In POwhltan's Daugh
Ter March," Cal Stewar imperson
a.,s Uncle Josh in characteristic
style, Grace Cameron sings the lat
est coon shout "Oh, Doctor" ant
England's premier banjoist, Oily Oak
ley. displays his marvellous skill
There ar" band numbers. monologues
ballads. etc. 20 balance the list ant
the roster OF artists includes sucl
contributors as Edward NJ Favor
I'd Mceker. W'tl Oakland and othe
! pellkonTn Edison talent,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
IT'S a Top Notch Ooer.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns rs doors That's why
III" American people have crowned
DR.. Kings New Discovery the King
of Throat and Lung remedies. Every
atom - health force. /, kills germ
and colds and la grippe vanish II
heals coughrackrd membranes and
coughing stops sore. !nflamcd bron,
CHA! tubes and lungs are cu-rd and
hcmorrh1g"s cease. DR.. Geo More
Black Jack. y c.. writes. II cured
m" ur lung trouble. pronounced hope
less by all doctors" soc and 81 90
Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Ard
moro Pharmacy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

e. r. Klugcr. the jovel"r, 1860
Virginia Ave. Indianapolis. writes Il
was SO weak from kidney trouble that !
could hardly walk a hundred feet.
Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem.
cdy cleared my complexion. cured
my backache and the Irregularities
disappeared. and | can now attend
10 business every day and recon.
mend Folcy's Kidney Remedy 70 all
sufferers. Us IL cured me after the
doctors and other remedies had fail.
ed" Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

Wo oT"r one hundred Dollars r..
~d'd 'or amy case of Catarrh that
can no' %" cured by Halls Cltarrh
Cure
T. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O
We. pa" undersigned have known
J.. J. cheney TOY thH last 10 years
"d n''''N" him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and n.
n1uc.l'ly dbl" 20 carry out any obi.
cations made hy his firm.
NsldIug Kiunln 4 Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Iidll'S Cltlrrh Cure Is taken inter
nallv. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces uf the system
Testimonials sent free. Price - cents
Pc bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
S'pt,ipn d6w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
IS FRIEND TO CONv|CTS
uPERINTENDEN CAMERON Ap.
PEALs TO PUBLIC FOR AID IN
HELPFUL INSTRUCTION

That many OF the criminals confined
In the state pcniteniayy are victims
OF misto tune and environment, Au-
man sacrifices 20 the turbulent times
that preceded statehood when the
court OF last resort Tas contained in
the rifle barrel and prey.nC upon
thcir follows was sanctioned by TX.
tenslye practice is the iorerunner D..
an appeal TO the people Of the state
for a school OF instruction AZ the stat"
penitentiary issued by the state sup
erintendent Of public schools p D
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

P,oph''- vino have a,I"srd tha.
'hc bisinc yone.r o., the mc.r po
lis "-ll some day D, lu Harlem mas
ne, na," 80 val. - tong IS th. .l.p,.
cU b'l"r" 20 seq ,u,ir forecast
rotiz'd
Stsl-'.c.Jn, have calculated .h,;
III" ci'y's center cf population H.
moving Ior'hward a' the rate Of ;no
3"rhs and q b!, more yearly
since the subway supplemented
'h" elevated road, in providing rapid
transit connections NTH Manhattan.
N"N York expansion has been d.
i'rcd uc,'hward IN mcrc notice.
nbl" manner 'han before quick trans.
IL w1- naugurltrd
The Hron> is nling mp AZ faster
rat than other outlying territories
md. unl'-, Development. of suburban
t'"tc facilities changes .ho balance
Indications 1g. tina, IN, present ten
dcDcl HiN uo' only De- maintained
hw viii iu The course of another Yea,
og .o d." further accelerated. as a
result o' u.a rapid transit develop
m"nir 1 'ht' s,.c7ion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24
Both BOYS Savcu.

Louis DOon, a leading merchant OF
Norway. Mich, writes: Three bot.
ties OF Foley's Honey and Tar abso-
lutcly cured my boy OF a sever"
cough. and neighbor's boy, who
was so III with cold that the doe
tors gave him up, was cured 10y
taking Foley's Honey and Tar"
Nothing else Is as safe and certain
In results sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

4 Blow in the Bsek-An oyercozt l. I.
aec'--,ry nuisance sHdths tendency 10 take
10 n on NarIGlsh d4y. in late autumn A. 3
s.i'~F - - stfuns - lt - gnuI,-. 4
're,cheFoG- ulud hiG yop IL the back Ar "a
ae next morning you have lumhsso. Rub
Well slI often Sith rcry DAVIS Fainkill 2
.ad you will be- ~stouished 20 9ld Low
~ ky all sprrLcss IS l.n.sLed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

Tho Quick Com'o~ gas h,at"'
takes the chill from tho cool morning
and heats the room IN dead winter
sold only Dy.
CT BlyENS. CORIIN & FRNNSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

.4aS cH-TtIt IN "|NTJ S--tt" IN tA'
unioa st,A their .lsct OF oisanor.
and Srdded.a-hil -yl-i.wait mx,,esrs
receive 4 bitter ,atLins from Limrs
Marin Mlllcr. la ~ ~ American
con -u!ar 5er1 tce - iuHDpc. In ,Ar
wcmans World i1r November he
msts--s = biting cop.rI., @: he careful
inquiries and s,~,rt registration %
birth and antcc,i .',G imposed %
all MATRIMONIAL lndidat - by ante.
nupial ,las OF foreign countries.
with the wide open state in -hn I
rn9cd S'a,,-i
40 country iu ,he world "xcep.
the rnlted STATE. and fcw pT1n. .
i'ist countries hk" q, IL" of those ui
"Darkcs, Afrt-a," challenges Mr.. MI.
l.r, fails 70 provide the essential
legal safeguards as regards the en-.
rance upon tn. marriage stayc. that
Is due society and In keeping with
IN, high civilization such a5 we have
in mos. rcsp--c;s.
"Th.j" is e much ,all;"d ot demand
in thi, country for uniform diyor.'
LAWS when uniform and common
sens, marriage laws are enacted tn.
ycNrd div problem viii be- half
solved Brsidy- such da,.arily crimes
as bigamy would b. next 10 impos.
sable. There are hundreds OF cases
Of biglmy ia this country every year
Tile mos. o, them go unpunishcd
ID save the iamih,., from scandal
Under oNi--ing CONDITIONS q man may
Alyc family 10 Tennessee. come
Z. illinois or New York. marry under
bis changed nam. I've lie Tor -
f"" year, WtA an inno, ,rn1 and help.
.'a, woman 70 20. ultimate di,Ggacc
o' hc,scl, aad h-- family. and very
q likely o; III" Two set, uf children by
. 'hc pUlygamous father Such black
Grim" is practically impossible IN
FTLnc' o. G, rmany
p The ,h)uShtiul American father
and mother having young sens and
dauErer, have every reason 90 BE-
ANXIOUS, because Of the hack on prop.
cr marriage laws in this country
. 'ThcJc ar. about ~ 800 O00 pupil
/ enrolled N the public and prfyRa
schools ot th" United States. Any
one 4 these. when budding into
t manhood OF *umanhood. may un
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

A furnished room 20 rent? A want
ad. will change Il 70 furnished
room. RENTED.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-24

S.s York. o.. - Sea- Yo~i, o.
,;~y s mrcd ia'c.cs'rd to su.; a.
s,~ shlca a s.> A., ,-;a! In Char.
.,ctcyllle. Va. ucC W,-E. {. go th"
~-Isa ol IJAa Arms gous rAaior'r
.. 10 IS dsa-ug in a. virginia
onY-ts 'o -,s,rc- thc estate d. .i.-
cares sJs r',Sl'y tah"n from a'm
10 .hc ground tSn. 3" sJs insane.
Mrg, au,orn, ~ pNgp.r-r !, .uFol'.
~. and q hG 5'-'u asserted .Ua.
.,---,n frur-og prominently u So.
y ,-k y.ci,-y u1u q" d-'su into oa.
,-o.,--y. sir Ci1lonrr ~.ao b., d.
p7,.lcr ue Lc~is S,ujvon1, '.a.''-
{, -mor lieutenant r.y,-.1. 'i Nr"
York and is zoe divorced ausJani
~ Am.'ir Ri.cs. Low tl' Princes,
r-oub,,zkoy N Ru ,ti, s H'~s rE'l
l. his homo ~ Gotham 81
T. viii D.. 'prn'',A-"t for Mis-
i.,b,-y ncNt THURSDAY in "orr
uo-i.. Mi, Lib~-,. ,H. 1'a hl'
.-.t the flaming tnr.l. VINO ,,Ii'
pn uc-llo.- land and professionally
.a'.o .omce ,n tais land of liberty All
yfo have he price vtl celebrate
".- wen.,.tai-d rr'hdat
The ~ho!, sc.la rmrm'.s N.-
,trDr-ys dyb., oa Grin. rlul
Sew Yor, narror, ol o.. IS
f.,5. Sha ..u D,''d 10 Sos .r.-
.n.o OF Pr,s,idcu. Cleveland ana hi
cabinet. the governor, of man,
states. sopat..s representatives,. hum
dr,Is o. ,nc mos distinguished
Americans. Cvun, de- L"a,"ps IN,
many noted iorcigners.
Ncw Yori, lIdrOor WAS III" yc"n'
%, 2 mai"s,ic marine ceremonial va
,hips lhundcr,-i sa,w"s and cannot
smokc drittcd through miles @
ramc An imposing parade pl-'s",
through ,hc ti1nnpll,l arch rrcctc
on Park TOW
Dut Miss l,Ocr-ys glDr1uus d"bu
was no, achieved Wt-lrou, many tro,
nics. Lik" all gr.N celebrities. sh
bad struggle in attaining her pos
ton. She Is a guldcss with i hiSror,
I reads like = fairy story.
The p,-rplr ~ France. with the q,
tive sympathy and assistance OF IN
French government. gave larg" SUI
u' money ior the purposr ri pr"'"n
INK q colossal brpnzc figure of la
.rrty Enushtcuiug IN" World 10 I'll
American people a. Al enduring sig
~ friendship botWc"n 10" two gre.
r,publicr
The committee which undcTook
uuild . pedestal worthy OF his j
'ornatanul nouum"nt To rrpublic'
4cntimcn, Had appealed 20 .hr pr0p
tor money aud had t.i."d ui ,u ys
Mrarwhjl" tho giant -ta.ur. o.
fc,t ju hcigl-. was nearing comp.
clou The American committee ~
lu despair Nlmth.-tc America u A,
',cy Of ,h" splendid Eit' from Franc
was laughed agd ivcrvI a. 'n 50
p,,- of uN c,uHr.,7 Nh"r" H..
the honor AND national prid 4"
pc.pl. who waul ru' nu.'l o gr-
r- place Tor che ,ru'nl .l I'r'
,GrI. olju r1'
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16

guard think they should have at least one-half of the basement of the new building. This would give them space for the storage of the military sup plies of the guard, as well as sev- eral offices for the officers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16
IS HONESTY THE
 BEST POLICY?

We have been taught from our in
 fancy that it is, and we believe il
 with all our powers, but there are
 times when it looks from one stand
 point to be anything but business
 policy. However, we have also beer
 taught that there are always two sides to any proposition, and when the other side is sized up and care fully considered we still believe that
 honesty is the best policy" For an illustration, allow us to refer to our piano business, which we are trying to conduct on strictly a legitimate basis, selling $175 piano for this amount and $350 piano for S350.
 We make the above statement from the fact that in two instances dur ing the past year we have lost the sale of pianos because we were stick ing to our policy and trying to self the buyers better pianos than they bought; in one case we were trying to sell Stflctly a Standard piano To customer because we thought noth- ing cheaper would suit, and one of our competitors sold them Stencil" (if you don't know what kind of an instrument this is, ask some one that really knows) representing it to be a much better piano than our Stan l. ard. Now the customer, of course, did not know that this was untrue
 We could have, and would have sold them piano just as good, witk the same kind of guarantee behind 1t, for $37 less than they paid, but we would rather lose the sale than to get it the way they did. Why? Be- cause in the first place, it is wrong,
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16

and in the next place, while thls piano would suit some customers, it will not suit this one, hence there will be a dissatisfaction that will hurt the competitor who made this sale, thereby proving that honesty is the best policy" and would have been for this competitor.
 Further reason for standing by this policy, regardless of such defeats as the above cited, is explained in the fact that we have sold during the past ten months 16 out of perhaps 20 or P pianos sold in this commu nity, and we have made friends oi each buyer.
 We are after the piano business and believe that our policy will, as il has done, get it.
 We have the instruments and tht prices and are in position to handle them for less money than our com pettors, and will give this saving tc the customer.
 Yours for business,
 S. E. ANDERSON.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16
Personal

Old papers for sale at this office.
 Carl Vess has returned from wis it at Cabot.
 Prof. M. J. Russell was in Little Rock yesterday.
 Miss Lillian Anderson is the guest of Morrilton friends.
 Albert Hess is spending few days with Morrilton friends.
 John Witt of Little Rock is here to spend the day with friends.
 Arthur Frauenthal of Lonoke is here for visit with relatives and friends.
 Miss Maibelle Hildreth has re- turned from a visit with Morrilton friends.
 Mrs. M. J., Maddox is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Wilbanks, at Plumerville.
 R. B. Haskins and family of Little Rock are visiting relatives in this city, their former home.
 E. J. Witt, former citizen of this city, but now of Prior Creek, Okla., is here to spend few days.
 Edgar Hoffman, former student of the State Normal, is spending a few days with friends in this city.
 FOR SALE-Two shares of Mis- sissippi Valley Life Insurance stock, at bargain. See w. c. Potter at this office.
 z. Frank Blair has returned from Searcy, where he accompanied his daughter, Miss Clyde, who entered Galloway College.
 J. E. Mounger of Newton town ship is in Conway today. Mir. Noun ger will make the race for county treasurer in the next Democratic pri- mary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of Ordinance No. 164, passed by the city council of the city of Con- way on May 19, 1908, 1 will, on the 25th day of September, 1909, receive bids for the construction of concrete sidewalks in front of and along all property where the owners of said property have failed to lay side walks in compliance with said ordi- nance.
 Bids will be received at my office
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-16
ILLNESS PREVENTS TRIP.

Newport, Sept. 16.-Jno. P. Paul first vice president of the Grand See retaries' Association of America and grand representative of the Sover- eign Grand Lodge, 1. o. O. F., will be unable to attend the national meeting of these bodies in Seattle next week on account of illness. His failure to make the trip will be dis appointment to members of the or, der throughout the state. MT Pau is seriously i'll at his home here.