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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
He WAS FOUND DEAD
Ispeclal to The sentinel. /

Canon City. Colo, Oct, 21.-A. r..
Brewer, one of the best known citi-
zens of Fremont county, was found
dead this morning at point about
80 miles southwest of this city. The
exact cause of the death is not known
as details of the matter are meager.
The deceased was prominent Ma
son, Odd Fellow and member of the
c. A.. X. He had lived in the state
for many years.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
NOTED SOUTHERNER
HAS PASSED AWAY

SPARTANSBURG, $. c.. OCT. II.
DIR. JAMES II. CARLISLE, PRES
IDENT OF EMERITUS WOFFORD
COLLEGE AND ONE OF THE TWO
SURVIVING SIGNERS OF THE
ORDINANCE OF SECESSION. DIED
HERE TODAY. HE WAS ~ YEARS
OLD.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
BIG ORDER FOR AUTOS.

+ Yesterday NJ c. Ramsey :
. placed the largest order for au .
: tomobiles ever given in this city. .
+ 1t was for Is brand new autos :
= of the L. NJ. F. 80 and Stude- :
+ baker makes. :
+ Mr. Ramsey never does things :
+ by halves, and he says that he .
+ is going to do an automobile :
. business that will be business, .
. or have big stock left on hand. .
+ :
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21

One of the most prominent and
distinguished Elks in the country
will be in Grand Junction tonight.
He is Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21

1t is announced that President
Lang. of the Farmers Union, will pay
Grand Junction visit on Sunday,
November Z. He will be at Fruita
the day before.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
A LUNAT|C JUMPED
FROM HIGH WINDOW
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Oct. 2t.-A maniac, tenn
porariIy in custody on the second
floor of the city hall, broke from his
cell this morning, ran down II corridor
to second story window, and jumped
from the window To the sidewalk be-
low and was perhaps fatally injured.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
IBy Associated Press. !

PARIS, OCT. 21.-A SPECIAL TO
THE LIBERTE FROM MADRID
STATES THAT SENIOR MORT,
FORMERLY THE PREMIER MIN
lSTER, HAS BEEN ASKED TO
norm A NEW CABINET AND HAS
V'ONSENTED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
TAFT TO MAKE TALK
IBy Associated Press. |

Corpus Christi, Tex, Oct. Ell
The annual convention of the Inter
state Inland Waterways League met
here today, the opening address be-
ing delivered by Secretary of Wark
Dickinson.
President Taft is scheduled to make
morrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
TODAY's METAL MARKET.
IRy Associatel Press.

New York. Oct. 21.-The lead mar
ket today was steady at 4.32H to
4.40. Copper was weak. standard
spot closing at 1920 to 1897 Y; De-
cember. 1920 TO 1910. Silver, 81.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21

This is decided honor, not only
for Mrs. Steel, but for the local lodge.
1t is the third highest Office in the
big state organization.
Mrs. Steel has been prominent in
assembly circles for number of
years and was always very popular
among the Rebekahs from all parts
of the state. consequently her cleo
ton to the high Office is no surprise.
She has served on one of the import
ant assembly committees for several
years.
Mrs. Steel AM, Mrs. z. b. Mcclure.
the latter being the local lodges rep
resentative at the assembly meeting.
are expected home tomorrow.
Tonight, at the big joint memorial
service of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows and the Daughters of Rebek-
ah in Pueblo. Leon j. Chapman OF
this city will read the annual report
of neurology. always a most import
ant and impressive feature of the
grand lodge meetings. Mr.. Chapman
was selected for this duty by the
grand lodge officers.
1t Ii reported that many of the del
esates to both til, grand lodge und
the assembly We're anxious to make
Grand Junction the meeting place for
next year. Should the big meeting
come here, it would mean the bring
ing of from 1900 to 1000 represent
ative men and women from all sec
tions OF the state here for period OF
several days.
The meetings in Pueblo this week
are proving the biggest in the history
of the state organization of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
ROOSEVELT MOVES
fBy Associated Press. ]

Nairobi, Oct 2l.--Col Roosevelt.
Edmund Heller and r. j, Cunning
ham, guide, returned here from Naiv-
asha today. The expedition will leave
Monday for the Guasangho district.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
WHITE HOUSE CHANGE
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington. Oct. 21.-The new ad-
dition to the executive offices of the
White House, constructed at a cost
of $4,000, in another week will be
ready for occupancy by the presi-
dents secretary and executive staff.
Mrs. Frank Williams and daughter
of DeBeque are visiting friends in
the city this week
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
HIGH OFFICIAL OF
BURLINGTON THERE
ISpecial Do The sentineLl

Denver. Oct. 21.-George B. Har-
ris, president of the Burlington Route
reached Denver this morning Tor the
purpose of making a tour of inspec-
tion of the Colorado Il Southern
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
ATTEMPT SUICIDE
Especial to The Sentinel.

Denver. Oct. 2l.-Grieving over
the death of his father. John w,
Kays, aged 21. a private in the army,
attempted to kin himself last night
by taking poison. lie may recover.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
MEMBER OF
CABINET RESIGNED
BY Associated Press.

- MAI DiiiD, OCT. 2I.-THE SPAN
ISH CABINET HEADED BY PRENI-
iEIt MAURA RESIGNED THIS AF-
TEitNOON.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.
ma Associated Press. ]

tBy Associated Press.
Chicago. Oct. 21.-Today Decem-
ber wheat closed at 104%.
Mrs. John Carr of Glen Beulah
Parl. is visiting for few days with
Mrs, J. E. Whittemore on Ouray ave
nue..
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
PENN|LESS AND ALONE
FAMOUS FANATIC DIED
[By Associated Press. ]


II ASTINGS Neb, 21-F.anc Schlatter
ills by divine found dead today the
hotel where he had been staying
The doctors that he died of old He practically
number of years ago this created great
this western country by his claims of divine
o Sentinel
Denver Oct 21-n this number
Schater operated claiming
declaring that he could perform healing
He excitement.
quite period
He visited large cities throughout the
OF violence II town his
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-21
MRS. STEEL A
HIGH OFFICER
A Local Woman Honored by Great
Assembly of Rebekahs.-Leon J.
Chapman to Read Annual Me
mortal Report Tonight.
MAY MEET HERE NEXT YEAR

+ Mrs. o. p. NJ. Steel of this +
+ city, one of the most prominent +
+ members of Grand functions +
+ large and influential lodge of +
+ Rebekahs. the great auxiliary t
I. of the Independent Order of Odd !
+ Fellows, was yesterday after +
+ noon elected grand warden of I
!. the Rebekah assembly at the big Z
= state meeting now in session in t
+ the city of Pueblo. =
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
WOMANiS CLEVER IDEA,

One of the eIeyerest young business women in Germany, well known in Berlin society and considered one of the prettiest girls in the German capital, has just secured on behalf of the company of which she is thairwoman a contract from the Bel gian state railways which marks tie 'asJ thing in railway economy af- rected by foreign government. Miss Stoete's syndicate has received per- mission to collect all newspapers and paper of every description left in carriages on the Belgian railways, and in return contracts to manufac- 5ure and supply free of charge from he paper thus obtained as many cardboard tickets as the railways may require.
 1t is estimated that the company 4ill make a profit of from 12 to 15 per cent. a year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
VOLUMES REALLY IN DEMAND
Let Some Publisher Get Out List Of Books Intended Be Given
 Away.

4 fve-foot shelf of books very frequently does represent wide and lofty culture-for the friends of the owner of the shelf. To be the owner of only five feet of books means only too often that the other 1 , or 20 feet are in the parceled possession of people who wanted a particular volume merely for a day or two or for a tedious railway trip or only to read to a sick friend. Lists have been drawn up of the hundred best books and the hum dred worst books. But neither Sir John Lubbock nor Lord Acton nor Dr. Eliot has met the point. The hundred best books are the books our friends lug away or send back with fingermarks on the margin. The hundred worst books are the books they leave us. We say this with all due consciousness of the fact that humanity shows itself at its very lowest in the man who locks his bookcase and makes it a prin- ciple not to lend. Some golden mean must be found between being miserly and being ruined. Might not some enterprising published put on the market a library of hun dred selected books intended exclu- sively for being given away?
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
VIRGINIA APPLES IN ENGLAND.

In 1912, when Mir. Andrew Ste- venson, a citizen of Albemarle coun- ty, Va, represented the United States at the English court, he caused several barrels of Albemarle pippins to be presented to Queen Victoria. From that time until her death the pippin was the apple eaten at the Court of St. James, and it may be that King Edward keeps up the custom of his mother, At any rate, the pippin has wonderful popularity in England now. Mir. c. E. Sydnor, the Richmond fruit ex- pert, received, in the summer of 1907, an order from a wholesale fruit merchant of England for 20,- 900 barrels of pippins. Sydnor also received an order from Copenhagen, Denmark, for 5000 barrels of pip pins.-Virginia County News.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
STURGEON FROM THE HUDSON.

A sturgeon weighing 300 pounds was caught in the Hudson river off Shad island at Albany recently. There was time when this fish was so plentiful in the upper reaches of the Hudson that it was familiarly known as Albany beef"
 Through lack of proper protection the sturgeon was turned away from its spawning grounds. To-day this fish, thanks to the alertness of the forest, fish and game commissioner, is being permitted to make its spring pilgrimage for the purpose of propagating its kind. In time folk hereabout may again be able to se- cure a plentiful supply of Albany beef" in season for moderate prices. Troy Record.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
FAMILY FLORICULTURE.

George Marion, the stage man. agcr, is a lover of nature and a hater of overcoats and umbrellas. Recently, during a violent rainstorm, he called on his mother, entering her presence wringing wet,
 "George,' she said firmly, '<you oughi not to expose yourself in such weather You will get pneumonia"
 "But, mother,' exclaimed George, with theatrical wave of his hand, ''why should l fear the rain? Does it not mature the grass? Is it not life to the flowers ?"
 ''It is a long time," said the good woman, closing a window, "since you were a flower. ."-Success Maga- zine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
CHINESE LAW IS STRINGENT.
| Foreigners Must Be Ten Years In l Country Before They Can Be ] NaturaIized

The Chinese government has just decided upon the following impor- tant naturalization laws besides oth- CTS of minor significance:
 l. Foreigners wishing to become Chinese subjects must first of all be without other nationality, and in the second place must have resided in China ten years. Even then the sanction of the ministry of the in- terior must be obtained.
 ,. Chinese wishing to become naturalized subjects of other coun- tries must under all circumstances obtain the consent of the ministry of the interior. They can in no other way diyest themselves of their Chi nese nationality.
 3. Chinese women wishing to marry foreigners must obtain the consent of the ministry of the in- terior before they can divest them selves of Chinese nationality.
 There is much ill the abde rules to class with European laws or rules on this subject.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
WANTED A REBATE.

A woman came into the office of one of the telephone companies the other day to say a few things, says the Kansas City Star. In the first place she said she didn't intend to settle her last telephone bill, at least not in full. She hadn't even been able to get full use of the phone and she felt that she was entitled to some rebate. Cline been out of or der?" asked the man behind the counter. 'No," tn woman replied. "Worse than that. My grocer has had his phone taken out and that was the main thing l wanted mine for, so I could order our groceries by phone. You don't expect me to pay for a telephone that I'm not getting any good out of, do you?"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
DIDN'T LIKE THE SAMPLE.

A sailor with a cork leg was once shipvrecked on a cannibal island. He saw preparations being made for a feast, of which he was to be the piece de resistance and with con- mendable presence of mind he asked the chief (~chef"?) if he did not think it would be as well if he tasted . sample first. The chief thought it an excellent suggestion and so the man held up his cork leg while a sample was cut from it. The chief decided the man was too old, tough and tasteless and so his life was spared.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
GOVERNOR UNABLE
 10 LEAVE STATE

Little Rock, July 30 Governor Don phey will not be one of the four governors of states to attend tf big man9uvers which are t. conn up ir Dallas about the mid die ot August. He was invited to b in attendance with the govern ors of Texas, Louisiana, Okla holua and Arkansas, also the got err ors oi New Mexico and Arizona, adjoining territories, and to make a speech at big banquet, but he was forced to decline. Governor Donaghey sent his regrets, stating the life he is leading at the present time Is too strenuous for him to leave his Iost of duty, but at a later time he expects to make a tour into Texas. when he would be at the service of the commer- cial organization of Dallas if they desired.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
ATKINS MAN MOVES HIRE
E. A. Darr Accep s Position with w. M.
 Hsrlell & Co. of Conway

Ltnmet Darr has been employed by w NJ HaIrcll & Go. of Con- " y, oue ot th- iea4Iug firms and business concerns ot Conway. MT. Datr will move his family to Con- way this week end enter upon his work Monday. The position MT, Darr has l. responsible one, but 1t could lot b. placed in better lands Mr, Darr has been active iy engaged il business, in Atkins for tbe last seven years and at al rm has pushed his business with comnlertable energy and deterni- il ton. He has at all times taken Id and helped push every pub lie enterprise and has been ci /, r,p n every way to thc town Ia Chronicle is sorry [ hav- Alf. DHr and his estimabl ia9lily le V Atkins But wis them U T jn tAe good town of Con fay. Atkins Chronicle.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
CANNING FACTORY STARTS
New Enterprise at Mouilton Makes It's
 Flrs, Run thus Week.

At enc o'clock p. m Tuesday, II. II. Chldfes7, his face wreathed in smiles pullad the whistc-cord at the canning factory t. notiiy the citizens that another industry lad started i'll MoIrllton. About five hundr> d cans were turned out be- fore the machinery was shut down. Owing to the continued dry season the crop h eey backward, aud as yet | I tomatoes are coming in to keep ne faclory rdn- ming continuously The vines are i'll good condition aud if a good shower can be had theie will be good late crop The factory can handle six hundred bushels a day. -Moirilton Headlight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
NO PROTECTION FOR SNAILs
French Authorities, After Grave Con. sideration, Decide They Are
 Not Game.

The civil status of the snail has been decided by the French council of state. Last year the general coun- ell of the Yonne department passed a resolution that the snail should be treated as game and so should re- celve the benefit of a close season.
 Gourmets rejoiced, for the future of this delicacy seemed once more as- sured, but the Yonne councillors for got the administration" without which nothing moves in France. Their resolution was forwarded to the prefect who sent it to the minis ter of agriculture.
 The ministry pondered over it for nearly a year and examined all the laws that touched on the ques- ton. This inquiry has resulted in a circular published in the Bulletin de FAgriculture which declares that the snail is neither game nor fish, but only an agricultural parasite" i" and as such can be destroyed at all times and all seasons.
 The Tonne councillors are now thinking of introducing a special law into the chamber to protect the snail.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
DOING EUROPE.

Once when the present writer was journeying in Naples on one of the electric trans which skirt the rim of the bay he heard the voice of an American lady pronouncing what he took to be glowing eulogy of that inspiring sight. 'I've travelled nearly all over," said the voice, ''but I've never seen anywhere Ca pause) any electric cars to compare with ours in Seattlep' It was not quite the expected climax, but Seattle is cer- tainly surprising place.-London Post.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
RIGHT IN HIS LINE.

''I'm surprised that you should be so interested in watching those silly dudes"
 ''Force of habit, l guess. Pm president of real estate improve ment company"
 We'll ?"
 "Well, they're vacant lot. ."- Catholic Standard and Times.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
THE REASON.

Brother Wugg-How'come yo' was uh-chasin' yo' wife round and round de house last night wid a club? I doesn't want to be perti- hence, sah, nor nuthin' O de kind
 Brother Stimmerjohn-No, sah ; I nodices yo' doesn't. So I'll dess release yo' mind and give yo' sup. pin to gossip bout, by splanatin' dat de reason I was chasin' muh wife wid a club was uh-kase de ax wasn't handy.-Puck.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
BOARDS NAMED;
 OUT TOMORROW

Little Rock, July 30. Special. With the exception of one or two counties the appointments oi the Boards of Equalization, three mans for each county court dis trict iu the state, have been dccid- ed upon by Governor Donaghey. It Twas stated at the governor $ office this morning that the ap- oointments will be announced to- morrow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
MONEY MAY BE UNcLEAN.

Girl cashiers should have an anti septic with which to wash the hands after much handling of money and always before eating A soap may be obtained, but it is well to have some sort of wash, a few drops of which may be frequently sprinkled upon the hands during the day, fl one is to handle a handkerchief or put the hands on the face or hair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
TIE BIG SALE
 STARTS SATURDAY

A full page ad on the ls5t page of this Issue announces big clear ance sal- which will commence at the store of Wilson Bros. & Liv- i0gston atuday, July 5f. This firm is a great believer in print CTS ink, which without doubt has helped much to built up the large business of the firm.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
I'VE HAVE MANYSIMILAR.'

The following is an extract from letter re- sceived from MT. H. II. Meyers of stuttgart, Ark: "You would greatly oblige me if you would introduce Hunts Lightning Oil at Mil lidgeville Ill., as l have many friends and rela- tives there in whom am much concerned, and I understand the Oil is not kept there. can re commt nd it as the best medicine I ever had in my house 1t cured me of a bad case of Bloody Piux in less than alt hour. and it cur ed my grand daughter Of bad case Of Cholera Morbus in a very short time"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
" ALL H0ME'
 PRINT TODAY

Today's paper is "all home" print and has some interesting reading matter on every page. The large demand for advertising space made i. necessary to print l the paper at home, instead of us- ing two pages patent reading mat ter as heretofore
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
NEW STUDY.

Ethel (just returned from kin dergarten prize giving)-Mummie, it was a shame! They gave a prize for something we've never been taught.
 Mother-What was it, darling?
 Ethel-"General progress" they called it. :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
ACTUAL FACTS.

For upwards of fifteen years Hunts Cure las been sold under d strict guarantee to cure y form of itching skin troubles known No mat ter the nsme-less than one per ceut of the par chasers have requested their money back Why? It simply does the woIk.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
- THE SACRIFICE.

People will praise my work after I am dead" said the playwright, gloomily.
 "Perhaps," answered the cold blooded actor; 'but isn't it a good deal of a sacrifice to make for e little praiseS S'
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
Another School Catalogue.

The Conway Printing Co. is is- suing school catalogue this week for the Greenbricr public school. A number of the larger rural schools in the county are issuing printed announcements each year and find they add much to the interest of the schools.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
WOMAN MAYOR AS HOSTESS.

Dr. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, mayor of Aldeburg, England, gave a dinner recently to 40 councillors and other guests. She was the only woman present, and she wore a black dress, with a widows cap and diamonds.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
NOT LUST AS GOOD" ITS THE BEST

One box oi Hunts Cure Is unfaitiugly, unquai ih lely and absolutely guaranteed to cure any form of Skin Disease. IL is psrtcu.erlv active in promptly relieving and permanently cSs+lso all forms of Itching known. Eczema, retter, Ringworm aud all similar troubles are relieved yone applications cured by one box.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
BAD ARRANGEMENT.

"Every dog has his day."
 s'Thats all right if it could be arranged so that all the cats didn't have the night"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
4ElF-DEFENsE.

Knicker-Why did you ride with such . reckless chauffeur?
 Bocker-To keep from being m over. ...-....
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
FOR SYLE-==Firsf class pja= z no, siGhfIy used. Cheap price, cash Or credit. dZf
 FraHenfHaf & ScHWdPZ.

Wm. J. and John Grum mer have returned rom St Louis, where they have been purchasing goods for the Drummer Hardware Go.
 o. L Clarion, 2G, and Si " Gamsaell @, ol M Vernaa 0ere grapt@1 license to marry by C naty Clerk J II Bailey yesterday a. ternoon.
 Pres J L Doyne of the State Normal le.t this ul ,;ning for Mabalvale wn>fc he wild0livcr an addi ~s at the educational ia y tom o0.
 W. F. 4'nomason and ,anily have II, v,a tc thus ctg oln Y l5- ,i an l Mr. T0ona>ou has ac. .ce Neo ? po-tion witn sam oua- son, as sal snan.
 Ms. A $ Durrem and chill en of Dayrtn Il. \ " Mex have ar rived 10 pcod the sunmer with Mrs Dutrem's parc@t,, NJ. aud Mr> A l.. ela
 Mr. aa Mr " " R yer plcasa ra6re,i wftH -yn par an C.ue.l C4lrse msas last eranii;e I]c lawn was Il auua'aa utl j paue,e iul erus allc TT she'd delightful place for tue e3teltdnulent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30

He-Do you think you could learn to love me?
 She-I think l could if you had money enough to spend to educate me.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30
Local

Read Anderson's ad in today's issue.
 L. Gordon is here today from Morrilton.
 Hulls for sale. w. L. ROBINS, phone I62. I45-tf A. E. Rotenbery is spending the day here.
 I. H. Bell of Russellville is in the city today.
 Judge Sam Frauenthal has re turned from Heher.
 w, A I gig went to Little Rock this morning.
 Mrs Ben l.. Griffin is visiting Little Rock friends.
 Mrs. ]. F. Weinmaon and son, Cecil, are the guests of L'tlle Rock friends.
 Rev. and Mrs. (. H. Nelson a. tended the meeting at Mayilower last night.
 Soda pop delivered to any part of city. Faulkner Co. Bottling Co. Phone 259 FOR S4LE-<=First class pia- no, slightly used. Cheap Drjce, cash OF credit. 6Zf
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-30

Aunt-I wouldn't have refused that young man if l had been you.
 Niece-I don't think 1 would, ei- ther, if 1 had been you.