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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
AS A NEIGHBOR SEES US
Impression of Perryville Editor After a
 Visit to Conway.


 We visited Conway on 26th ut. and had the pleasure of meeting many of our old friends while in the city. We visited the office of the Log Cabin Democrat and the Arkansas Farmer and Tribune and found them busy and enjoying a year of prosperity. We visited the State Normal, in charge of Prof. Doyne. The school has an attendance of over I2o students from all parts of the state and it's future is very promising. The students are making rapid pro- gress with their studies and will make their mark in the future his tory of our state as teachers aud in business. Prof. Doyne is born educator and is the right man in the right place.
 We visited the family of MT. and Mrs. Sam Little, who are boarding several students attend ing the State Normal. They have a pretty home convenient to the school Misses Nova Blackwell, !, Birdie Vance and Lena Gadd are among the young ladies W ho board with MT. and Mrs. Little and en- joy the comforts of real home life. To them we return thanks for courtesy extended while in the city.
 We also visited Central College, where several of our young lady students are quartered, Miss Liz zie Elsberry Of Moab being among them. The college is beautifully located and is one of the best i'll the state, being a credit to the Baptist church and the town of Conway. Hendrix College, under the management of the Methodist church, is one of the best schools to be found and deserves good support. The town of Conway is growing rapidly.-Perryville New
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
The Sunday School.
A Remarkable Operation.

Bald Knob, Feb. 8.-A remark able surgical operation, considering the circumstances, has just been undergone by the four year old daughter of Marion Johnson. A grain of corn that had for AT days remained in the child's windpipe was removed through the cutting of long slit i'll the tube and the insertion of instruments. The little girls lungs were found to be seriously affected, but the physi- clans stated that her chance for re- covery was good.
 Get your old papers for house. cleening and shelving from ns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
Will Hold County Fair.

Malvern, Feb. s.-If the object of meeting held tonight is attain ed county fairs will be held yearly hereafter in Hot Springs county. The officers of a fair association are to be T. K. McHenry, president; w. II. Cooper and A, NJ. Dufiie vicepresidents and J. Elmo Young, secretary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
NEW JUDGES
 FIRST OPINION

Little Rock, Feb. Especial. - At the regular weekly session of the supreme court this morning Justice Sam Frauenthal rendered his first opinion from the bench. The opinion was a reversal of a de- cree by Chancellor Curl of Hot Spring, in the case of Rice vs. Simmons.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
Street Cars to Run Soon.

Helena, Feb. S-Before this week closes work will have been started on the new street railway system and cars are 10 be running by May I, if possible. Cars have been ordered and material is arriv- ing for the tracks. The line is to be more than three miles long.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
PLENTY OF WORK IS IN SIGHT
Fifth Week of General Assembly
 to be a Busy One.
State Capitol Controversy Will be The Center of Attention-Railroad
 Legislation Up.

Little Rock, Feb. Especial. - The fifth week of the general as- sembly opened this morning with further indications that the pro- crastination on the part of major ity of the members is to continue and the session is to be drawn out for double length of time, or even more. The house has apparently stopped the speed in which it burned the wind ill the first four weeks of the session and has be- gun talking measures to death. The senate is taking the most of the time in adjourning. remaining in session a sufficient length of time to lose no per diem.
 In spite of all this. the present week must necessarily be very busy one, in that the Caldwell & Drake matter must in some way be dealt with, and on this question the hardest fight of the year is to result. George w. Caldwell, the head of the contracting firm which erected the new state capitol, as far as it has gone, is in the city, ar irving yesterday. He is saving all of his talking for an open meet ing of the senate committee tonight and there is strong probability that Gov. Geo. w. Donaghey will be present and something will then be told. Friends of Gov. Dona- ghey say he has not half disclosed his hand, and that he will spring a few more surprises before the state is rid of the Caldwell &Drake litigation.
 R. w. McFarlane, one of the commissioners of the capitol, and whom Gov. Donaghey would dis charge along with the architect and contractors, is also here and accuses Donaghey of personal spite. The commission left the most of its work to Commissioner McFarlane and his attacks on Gov. bCht 6ASy ouiibS lhS Nod PoiS II were most bitter. He is expected to make other charges against the governor in the meeting tonight.
 The ,ailroad committees of both brancl es have their hands full with proposed legislation, princi- paly on the rate question. It is thought the new two cent passen- ger fare bill, which lessens the penalty and the ? H cent fare bill will be reported back unfavorably. The compulsory school bill will re- ceive favorable report from the education committee. unifo m text book bill will be submitted to the same committee, and the se- gregation of school taxes will also receive some action at the hands of this committee.
 One of the numerous state wide prohibition billl is liable to be brought forth in the house, with several amendments chosen from the good features of others. This
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
TWO-MINUTE TITLE TALKS
XIX. About Being Sure.

1 Once a book agent enter ed a front gate and was met by a vicious dog. | He hesitated.
 Presently the woman said, "Come right in. don't think the dog will bite. '
 Did these words re- assure the man? Think! was hardly strong enough This was a time when he wanted to know.
 So it will be when you go to sell your land. Unless you can use a stronger word than the word "think" your assur- ance will be weak indeed.
 You must be able to say "I know the title is good, and here is the ab- stract that you may know 1t too.' ,AHNER & CONTAIN
 RESEARCHERS
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08

Summary-Goals from field, Christian 4, Bullard 5, Hancock ?, Reynolds ?. James 2, White. Goals from foul, White 6, Bullard |. Score at end of first half, Hen drix :, Y. NJ. C. A. IA. Time of halves 20 minutes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
4 REVIVAL MEETING BEGINS
At Methodist Church Yesterday
 Morning
Services Will Continue Through This Week Large Attendance at Sunday
 School

A revival meeting was begun at the Methodist church in this city yesterday morning. The pastor, Rev. J. B. Stevenson, will be as- sisted in the meeting by Rev. Thomas J. Noteworthy of the Little Rock conference who arrived on this mornings train. Rev. Nors- worthy recently came to this state from Mississippi and has had con- siderable experience in revival work. Two services will be held each day, one in the afternoon at 2:3o and one beginning at 7:3o in the evening. Dr. J. E. Godbey of Hendrix College preached yes terday morning on the text, "Ex- cept grain falls in the ground and die it abideth alone, but if it die it bringeth forth much fruit" It was one of the most powerful ser mons ever heard in this city and very close attention was paid by the large audience. Rev. R. B. McSwain, also of Hendrix, preach ed very interesting sermon at the evening hour from the text, "Ye shall receive power of the Holy Ghost.
 The Sunday School.
 The Sunday school had one of the largest ate ndances in it's histo- ry yesterday morning. All the officers and teachers were present except one. At this service $2o was contributed by the Sunday school for the missionary fund. The school is in charge of l.. c. Holman, who is making an excel lent record as superintendent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08

Caspar Dunn, who has been at Hot Springs the past two weeks for the benefit of his health, was here yesterday to visit his family. He is somewhat better, but re turned to that city this morning and will remain three or four weeks longer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
HToday's Marriage Licenses.

Jesse Spencer, "A, Br ookston; Tex, and Bessie Cox, IS, Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
MAYBE II WILL
 SNOW TONIGHT

The pleasant weather of the last few days is likely to be followed by real winter tonight and tomor- row, according to the forecast is- sued this morning, and there is a probability of snow. Today s forecast says;
 Tonight rain, colder, with freez- ing; Tuesday rain or snow, much colder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08
Y. M. C. A. WINS SECOND
Hendrix Defeated at Basketball Saturday
 by Score of 20 to I2.

Alter winning the game Friday night, the Hendrix team went down in defeat Saturday afternoon to the Y. NJ. C. A. team of Little Rock by the score of 20 to IS. This is the first time in two years that tke local team has met defeat on the home ground. Two better matched teams could not be found anywhere. The Little Rock team won on fouls, White putting i'll the free throws that won the game. It is expected the tie will be played off the latter part of the season. Following is the lineup:
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-02-08

All kinds of legal blanks known for sale at this office. Order of us.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
PIONEERS OF GREELE
AND WELD COUNTY
IENSviD SAIl kl'h'

Thirteen tables at the head OF
long table we're turned down ior '"e
officers OF the society. The taol's
we're decorated tasteiully in ler"S'
And speaking of dinners Iha,
turkey dinner which Manager han
Of the CamReld served was worthy
of the good reputation the Camholu
house enjoys as a server OF all th"'
+, best in the way OF delicious thlhsS
to eat ,1s,e
Ramsey. daughters of pioneers p'"'
ed piano solos during the pros
Of the banquet while during tne l'
termission Manager Han Iuril'Sne"
music on his new and expensive VIZ
trolia.
No program had been arranged ana
the most interesting talks were rem
iuiscences of the old times
one of the speakers OF the daS
was Alonzo Pollock, who was the
Youngest pioneer TO arrive i'll Gree
lev being brought here when he was
but nine months old
Mrs Thomas and Mr.. West, as
the two high offlclais OF Ihe VI sun
ization. received the guests as they
entered the hall,
Usually solemn and dignitied, for
mer Lieutenant-G ]. l.. Brush
entered the hotel and, walking up TO
a sweet faced old lady with silver
hair, he greeted her Well, hello
kid"
Then when someone was disposed
to smile he remarked, Well that is
what | used TO call her. why not
now"
Capt. Macy is the worst boy in
town" said one elderly man.
Il viii never forget the time
chased him over the prairie and made
him think I was buffalo. said
William Darling.
This. the spirit of youth and good (
fellowship, characterized the banquet .
If the Union Colony pioneers. Fol- .
owing are the officers OF the asso- .
.iation;
II. T West, president; Mrs. Cal
in Thomas. secretary: \. \. Wood /
Jury. treasurer; J. Max Clark, c, \. .
White. Mrs. Mary Hall, John Levi, (
Irs. Calvin Randolph, Mrs. II. 7. (
Vest. Ovid Plumb, Mrs f. NJ. Wit .
er, b. w. Putnam, Ralph Hilton,
ice presidents
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
Denver-Laramie Read Arrives

The arrival of the grading crew of
the Denver. Laramie & Northwestern
railroad in Greeley FRIDAY was an
epoCh-making event in the railroad
history of the city. Owing to the
intense cold the program that had
been planned was not carried out in
detail. Miss Addie Beer, the pretty
l3-year-old daughter OF Right-of
way Agent c. w Beer, drove the
first OF the grading wagons across
the line into the city limits and lift
ed the first spadeful of earth. The
Orman grading crew arrived yester
day and made camp on the outskirts
OF town.
The work of grading had practical
ly reached the city, and by O'Clock
yesterday afternoon all was in readi-
ness for the official ushering OF the
new road. The mayor. members of
the city council and city and cornty
officials all hat, received invitations
to be present and participate in the
ceremony, but the bad weather made
any extended program impracticable.
The road enters town at Eigh-
teenth street near Fifth avenue. The
Denver, Laramie & North western
now owns 100000 worth of right
of way through the city and soon
will begin the erection of s35. .000
depot. The site for the building has
not been definitely decided upon.
but probably will be at either Sew
enth or Ninth street on Seventh ave-
nue..
c. w. Beer stated that trains will
be running into Greeley by the mid
die of February. The rails will be
laid as far as Milliken. eleven miles
from here, by next week. and the
work of laying the rails on into Gree
ley will be carried on at rapid rate
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
CONTEST NOTICE
CD 311j-O1SOO
DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office
Sterling Colorado

October 81, 1909.
y sufficient contest affidavit hay-
ing been filed IN this office by Jonn
NJ. Biggs, contestant, against Home
stead Entry, No. 01S00, made No
vember II, 1908, for Sc or NE ar,
n hf Sc Or, NE or SW or Section 2,
Township II North, Range 81 West.
9Th Principal Meridian, by roe Ro-
mine, contestee, in which it is al
legged that said Roe Romine has who'll
ly failed to establish or maintain
bonafide residence upon said land
since date of entry: that he has who'll
ly abandoned said land ever since
date of entry and that all of said
conditions exist at the present time.
Said parties are hereby notified
to appear. respond. and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. m, on January 13, 1910. before
the register and receiver at the
United States land office in Sterling,
Colorado.
The said contestant having, in Il
proper affidavit, filed October 20,
1903, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and di-
rected that such notice be given by
due and proper publication
w. II. POUND, Register.
First publication in Greeley Trib.
une November %, 1909 last publ.
cation December IS. 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
state OF Colorado, County of Weld 5. q
In the District Court
SUMMONS

Horace g. Clark and w X. Gicres,,
plaintiffs,
The Estate of Peter g. Bradstreet, de.
ceased, and the unknown heirs of Peter
q. Bradstreet, deceased. defendants.
The People OF the. State Of Colorado
To the unknown heirs Of Peter G.. Brad
street; deceased. the defendants above
named, Greeting:
action, brought. against you by the above
named plaintiffs, in the District Court OF
Weld County; state &c, OF COLORADO. and
twenty days after the service hereof il
served within this County; or, i. served
oa, ct This County; or by publication,
Of exclusive of the day OF service; or
judgment by default win be taken against
plant: and ifa COPY OF the complaint in
the above entitled action be not served
with this summons. or II the service here
additional to the time hereinaboye speci.
fed for, appearance and answer will be
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by
default as aforesaid,
The said action is brought to, quiet the
title to the following described land situ.
ty.nine, 1ownship. Four North, Range
snd a,e sas 81
Range sixsy.six West. Beginning a, the
fourteen degrees thirty minutes east
one hund red and seve venty-fve feet: thence
west two hundred eighty two feet: thence
south one hundred sev.nty-fve feet;
to the place OF beginning. and prays that
defendants and all persons claiming by
through or under them or any OF them. be
forever barred as to all right, title. inter
est, or estate in said real property and foi
such other. and further relief AS the Cour,
may deem meet and proper As will more
fully appear from the complaint in said
action to which reference is here made;
copy Of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that If YOU
fail to appear. and to answer the said
complaint as above required the sale
plaintiffs will take Judgment against yo,
by default.
Given under my hand and the seal o
said Court at Greeley, in said County,thl
ilth day OF December. A. d.. 1909.
(SeaD
FRANK MADDEN, Clerk OF Distric
Court, Weld County, Colorado.
BY ELBERT q. ENGLISH. Deputy
First publication in Greeley Trbun
December rs, 1909. last, January 2. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

second 50, +, II, Newton. Monte
Vista, third, "a
For best peek white oats, Colorado
ouly-,Iames Nagneur, Aspen. FIRST,
sos; Oval Millage, Holyoke. second,
Sl5: c. f. Denke, Greeley, third,
$40.
For best peck oats. other than
white. Colorado only-John Mcbride,
Akron, first, $40; j. =. Lowell, Bon
Hrld, second, So n. T.. Newton, Mon
tt Vista. ,Lird 81.
For best peek barley, Colorado
anly--John Mcbride, Akron, first.
$40. h. II. Thompson, Ride, second.
S5; T.. e Newton, Monte Vista, third,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
>orrcr on ,nJr srmn>r n,,
r Peter uai>uu>ou, Deceased

ESTATE of Peter Hni>mn>on, Deceased
TTg uHdgrsi igucd, having been ap.
DoIntgd ENeCutriN of the last VIII OF
patrr Hakuuson, late of the county
4T Weld I'm tile state of Colorado, de
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
viii appear before the county SouIt =
II said Weld County at the Court
House i'm greeley. i'm said county on
Monday. the Seventeenth Gay oi Jam
uary A. ID 1910, at the hour OF 10
o'clock A. NJ. nf said day, az which
time an persons having claims against
said estate are uuthc. and requested
ro attend fuT the purpose OF HaFlh-
the same adjusted All persons pm
Isbted 90 said estate are requested 9"
make Immediate payment FOO .Ae un
dated al Greeley Colorado. Jbis l5th
day of DeCgmh heT A. Ih 1909.
AMANDA HAl\ANSON,
ENtcutriN OF tile estate of Peter Hak
auSuu Deceased
pelph T. Carpenter and Herbert NJ
Baker Attorneys
First puuIica tiou i'm Greeley Tribune
December s. 1909 Inst publication Jam
uary 6, 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
GREELEY MEN WIN
AT CORN EXiOSlIluN

Winners of prizes in Colorad o.
best corn, oats, wheat and bar
the National Corn exposition, o..
december to is, 1909:
For best ten ears white dent 81
colorado only-D, NJ, Walter 81.
Wrav, first. SIS; Royal Spe
Wray. second, $40; Elmer Han
Holyoke, third, 50,
FOR best ten ears yellow dent
Colorado only-Walter Hol
Wray. hrst. SIS; Claud Briggs. N
second. $40; Lincoln Wise, ~
third IS,
For best ten ears Flint corn
color. Colorado only-Georg,
Manning. Parker, first, SIS, G
North, Holyoke, second. $40: D
smelser, Julesburg, third. s5.
For best single ear dent corn
color. Colorado only-Walter
ouist, Wray, first, $40; II. c. ST
Crook, second, So.
For best peck hard winter "
Colorado only-H, Salser. Luoa
first. $40: Tobias Mattox, CIR
second. S5;J p. Lowell, Boz q
third 81
For best peck Turkey wheat. T.
RADIO only--W. II, Butterworth. %
mont, first, $40; G. ID. Rider. J.
mont. second, so; Mark Boice, &
yoke. third, 81,
For best peck wheat, other Z
hard winfer or Turkey. Colo.
only-B II. Thompson. Rifle.
$40; G l.. King, Holyoke, sec
50; H. Danner, Holyoke, third
For best peck Durum wheat, c.
RADIO only. w, Pershing, Lin
first. $40; w. S. Pershing, Lin
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
ESTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom IL NAV
concern that the following described
eSSiray eS;l animal was taken up near New
Der 20, 1909. To wit: One red and white
COW about five years old. left ear cropped.
white spot in forehead, branded RW
left shoulder. Said animal being
unknown to this Board, unless claimed
by owner on or before Dece m Der ~, 1909.
SAID estray Will be sold by this Board for
the benefit oil the owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INspEC.
TION COMMISSIONERS,
Denver Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
rIni.Ic rRI srnn : s\LE

Whereas James w. Evans. ol lht
CITY of Greeley County OF Weld and
state Of Colorado. by ANS certain Deed
of Trust dated April q. lFHN. and du.F
recorded Iu the office nt TIDE county
Colorado. ON April 3, 1905 In Book 256
Page $50. did convey 90 Gle Public
Trustee OF Weld County Colorado. the
following described property. tn-wit
Lots THrty-uue and TEirIyrIyyu lr Bar
bers subdivision OF EloCE one Hun
dred and Twenty boo tIe city
of Greeley. according To- The recorded
map or plat thereof TuEstHrr with
water for the same
And, Whereas. Default has been made
by the said James ". -.vauS .n the
monthly pa, myuts due ON his note OF
Fifteen Hundred Dollars ,Sl50ul dated
April 4. 1905, payable To the order uf
The Greeley Building and Loan ASSo-
citation and the interest thereon. which
IS now past due and unpaid.
And. Whereas. The legal holder Of
said note. pursuant TO the power vest
Of Trust. has elected to declare de-
fault and violation Of the terms of
said Deed Of Trust and has declared
the whole of said Indebtedness due
and payable and has filed with the un-
dersigned. the Public Trustee Of Weld
County. Colorado. notice Of its cleo
tion and demand in writing for the sale
Now Therefore BY virtue of the
premises conditions. stipulations and
agreements in said Deed Of Trust spe-
NlItu 81" "N va tue U tht power anu
Trust and the law, !, =. W Allen Public
Trustee of Weld County. Colorado. will,
on Monday, the 18th day of January
1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the
forenoon at the front door of the
Court House. in the County of Weld
in the state Of Colorado, sell the above
described property at auction for the
highest and best price the same will
bring In cash and viii give to the pur-
chaser thereof Certificate Of Purchase
. 44ff fIf "a IaI fVH 1Dn
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this l4th
day Of December. 1909.
+. w. ALLEN,
Public Trustee, Weld County, Colorado.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
December l6. 1903. last publication
January l3. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
Notice or APPLICATION no LEASE
STATE LANDS
nliicc of the STATE Board "i
Iaud Commissioners
Denver Coloe Dec. 2, l9V

Denver COLO, Lee - ''v.SSI
Malice is hereby given that Ine,
crow creek Land and pevelopmen'
90. whose pos,otice address + GrSSe' S,
lyEt 4Iasr mo following described
s.gho,i lands. situate in Weld County
,Ts,,,i|l5,l0 fD-vIr. All of sec. 36, TWP
n. r. Ga w. las. tb,
~, E.srrIr,d lands win be consid-
Sred after january 6, 1910, ,>,
b. l.. JEFFEESoN
Register state Board Land I"mh'iS-
Ffrst notification I'm Greeley Tribune
Deccmbtr rs. 1909 last publication Jan
uary 6 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
This Is Worth Remembering

Whenever you have cough or
cold. just remember that Foleys
Honey and Tar will cure it. Remem-
ber the name. Foley's Honey and
Tar, and refuse substitutes. Sold by
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
ORDINANCE No.
Annual Appropriat;o, ,

BE IT Ordained by the City Council OF the o., :,
for Ss Ss'an sssa ;,a rha. there be apprpd the
by from ali oshe sources s. Of @ & ont Of the gs
ror maintenance OF library ..............
For maintenance OF parks ...,.. ''' $50.
For interest city hall bonds ''''''' ,. '
For interest works bonds '''''''',,.. .
For interest on old water works bonds
For maintenance of fire department
For maintenance of lights ...... 800 ''''...
For salaries OF city officers ,... '''. ''',.....
For police department, salaries,
- ''''
For streets sidewalks and crosswaks ''''',....
For maintenance and operation of No ditch
For maintenance of water works, extensions and
Eor maintenance of Linn Grove cemetery w pay en n
II
There is hereby levied and appropriated A nou ,
No OF $500 upon every blebodied male ci, I N po(
years OF not exempt by law be collected as city
used in improving the streets. P''Hed III 9
~ Passed and adopted signed and approved this a..
Attest:
City Clerk
First publication in Greeley Tribune Dec o 1909
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
LOST,

Brown mare, branded on right
shoulder. short tail and name, weight
1000 pounds, smooth mouth. Lost
about November 20. Reward John
B. Mackley. Kersey.