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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Sale of Real Estate,

Mr.. Frank Hesson recently purchased
from Mr.. Thos. E. Lycett the property
located on Lombard street and occupied
by Mr.. Stanley Damuth. Terms private.
Tuesday of this week Mr.. Thos. E.
Lycett purchased from Mr.. George W..
Stocksdale the lot of ground fronting 300
feet on Lombard street. The depth of
the lot is 100 feet. We understand that
this lot will be improved at once with one
modern dwelling, with a possibility of a
second being built.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
DIED..
CRAVER.

CRAVER.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Craver, wife of Mr.
George Craver, died at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Eli Frushour, near Lewis
town, Tuesday, August oath, aged 65
years. Funeral services will be held to-
day at 9 o'clock.
The deceased was sister of Miss Kate
Harp and Mrs. M. E. Lantz of this place.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Animal Outing.

St. Johns Lutheran Sunday School OF
this place will hold its annual outing on
Saturday, September II, in Mrs. Emma
Rouzer's grove north of town. All
friends wishing to spend pleasant day
in the woods are most cordially invited
to attend.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Ministerial Meeting.

A Ministerial, Sunday Schooland Chris
tian Workers meeting was held at the
Church of the Brethren at Meadow
Branch, near Westminster, on Wednes-
and Thursday of this week. Elder John
S. Weybright of this place attended the
meeting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Festival.

The ladies Aid Society of the M. +.
church, this place, will hold festival in
Town Hall on Saturday, Aug. 2Sth All
are cordially invited.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Central Committee Organize.

On Monday evening of this week the
Democratic Central Committee of this
district met and elected the following
officers: Frank A. Roddy, Chairman; b.
M. Jones, Secretary; j. T. Waesche,
Treasurer
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Woman's Exchange,

The Woman's Exchange Of St Ste
phens church will have their exchange in
the basement room of the Thurmont
National Bank on Saturday. Room open
from to 9p. m.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26

An ear of sweet corn was taken from
the garden of Mrs. John w. Beachley,
this place, last week, which was sur
rounded by eight other perfect ears
Register.
We have seen one ear surrounded by a
dozen perfect ears.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
THuRMONT.

Struck out by Stoner 6. Cousins 4,
Easton 6. Bases on balls off Stoner 6;
off Cousins B; off Easton L. Two-base
hits, Yontz, Garrett. Birely. Home run.
Stoner. Earned runs. Thurmont Z; w.
M. A. A. |. Left on bases, Thurmont
4. w. M. A. A. 8. Double play, Matthias
to Garrett. Sacrifice hit, 10y. Umpire
DR.. f. B. Seton.
A fine double play was made in the
sixth. Bressler had hit safe and while
Cousins was striking out had reached
third. Sweeny hit the ball to deep CEN
ter which was caught by Matthias and re-
turned to home in time to catch Bressler.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26
Juror Drawn.

Mr.. Adam Zentz of Graceham has been
drawn as a juror in place of Benz. M.
Jones of Thurmont.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-08-26

If your liver is sluggish and out of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, consti-
pated, take dose of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you will feel alright in
the morning. Sold by All Dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
VARICOCELE

    
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
DICK R5os.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlook
 NEW YORK, aJn. 2.-The market was a big one and a good one for the two hours, and there were two star performers, B. R. T. and New York Central. You will pardon us for sug- gesting that we have reiterated ou
 bull,sh convictions on these two stocks. notwithstanding their recent r'se Of s10 per share The equity of New York Central is tremendous. Its terminals are worth a fortune. They have increased in value more than it cost to build the St Paul extension to the coast E. R. T., one of the best of the fractions. is going on the divi, dend list. Flower pulled it over 100 on prospects of four per cent. so to bull 1t at $50 at S60 and S70 don't re- quire very much courage. The Harri- man issues rather sponged on the market. Some stocks are slow to move. but that makes no differ"""e
 Panhandle, Reading, Norfolk & West ern, Long Island and Pennsylvahia railroad will do as good stunts some day as New York Central and B. R. T
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
Foa aALE.

old papers, 2ec. per hundsed. Ap- Ny Heyiew o&1ca.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
coMlne-FAusT-NexT SUNDAY

The elaborate and messive charac- ter of Sanford Dodge's new production of Faust" in which he himself ap- pears as Mephisto. is attracting crowd ed houses. and unqualified praise wherever ne has appeared, and it is universally conceded that both Mi
 DSdge and his company are giving a mosS brilliant performance of Gocthe's weird conception of Satan. Faust"
 s considered by all dramatic authori- ties as being Spe of the worlds great est plays, as it, embodies all the requisites of a successful drama, in cludlng as it does comedy, pathos and tragedy. and appealing to the heart as well as the mind through its mysteriously supernatural effects. Faust" full of heart interest. pathos and humor has lived in the hearts of the lovers of the drama for years. Its cynical ph' 'losophy. tte playful love scenes and brilliant dialogue all tend to make the play not only a master piece of deep thought. but also a mas terpiece of entertainment. From the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
CThe Mining Investor)


 Colorado mining men are becoming largely interested in Sylvanite. New Mexico. the new camp which was dis covered last October F.. c. New comb, Geo F. Fry. Clarence c. Ham lin and Frank NJ Bened ct have al ready purchased property and l.. G. Carlton has taken a bond and lease on another property. A. E. Carlton is probably interested with his brother. L. G. Carlton
 Al Weunsch, the noted Denver enr gineer, has just returned from t1e camp where he examined property for other Colorado men, and is enthu- siastic over the formation and gen sral showing
 h an interview with E. c. New omb. who v's ted the camp personal ly the following information was oD- aimed by a Mining Investor represea, tative. Mir. Newcomb and associates bought the Nederiand and Oversight claims of about 40 acres and are sink ng a shaft. which is now slightly over 4e feet deep. They have four feet cf ore wh oh will run s30 per ton and tight inches which will go from $233 to $s60 per ton. They are working  two shifts and will continue the shaft rc the 2o0-foot level, crosscutting to the rsln at intervals. They have 1000 feet of the ledge on their prop erty. The C3emmie vein, one of the big veins of the strict, runs across the east end of the Mcfarland lode and is the vein on whica Sol Camps mine Is located
 L. c. Carlton has taken an option on the Nihart claim for s50.000 and has put men to work developing it. The showing on this property is one 5s the best in the camp, and the fact that MI. Carlton VII take an option as that figure means that he expects to make a mine.
 Tbe Cienmie mine, belonging to the slyvanite Consolidated Sining com pany. is the property originally put out by Sol Camp of Goldfiead, former. ly of Colorado. A controlling interest has been sold to Dr. Wheeler of Gold field. who was in Sylvanite few days
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
A MUSE M ENTS
RAYMOND TEAL.

Two capacity houses greeted the Teal show at the Orpheum yesterday
 The souvenir mat nee was big sue oess. "The Man Behind was the of fering at both performances. and was delightfully pleasing. Teal as Ginger was a scream. His parodies kept the house in an uproar. Corrine Carkerk looked stunning ia her geoTgoas gowns. Her Matabollo Low number called forth encore after encore. To
 light Gay New York is the bill and press notices at hand claim it one of the best of the repertoire. Teal will be seen as Chip. the "all right kid,
 He will sing his. Dreaming song, the number he closed the olio vita the West minstrel show for two seasons.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
WHAT MEN OF COLkRADO SAY
 OF SyLVAN|TE MINING CAMP

ago arranging for work on the prop erty Sol Camp and Marvin Tsh still retain an interest in the property. Shipments have been made from this mine which brought several hundred dollars per ton and 1t bids fair to make one of the biggest in the camp.
 The town of Sylvan'te has between seven and eight hundred people and more are arriving every day. It lies eighteen miles by an easy wagon road from Hacbita. on the Fl Paso South western railroad Hachita Is l1s miles west of El Paso, Texas. and 100 miles east of Douglas. Arizona. The wagon haul from the camp to the railroad is from $2 to S2.50 per ton and the rail road haul ST per ton to ether Douglas or Fl PasO. The Phelps Dodge people have shelter at DcugIas and make a smelling rate of $2.50 per ton on Sylvac.:e ores as they are desirable to mix with copper ores. This is a great advantage to Sylvanite as com pared with Nevada ores where the wagon haul is from $l0 to $i5 per ton and the railroad and smeiting charges combined about $20 more. Ore of the value of s2O can be mar keted from Sylvanite as against $75 and Sl00 ore in Nevada.
 The ores of Syivan'te are telluride Of bismuth, combined with telluride Of gold The values are practically all gcod but the ore also contains little silver. The formation Is right for . big camp. being series of dIorite kes intersecting a bed of porphyry. The country rock Is lime. slate and ouartzite.
 Everyone who has visited Sylvanite Is very enthusiastic over the camp and predicts that it will have a great boom Some of the best operators ir the country are quietly going into the camp and getting property before the boom strikes. From the east the gate is through Fl Paso. Texas. where the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad is taken to Hachita, New Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER

Special Wire to l.. ]. Overlock.) :.
 BOSTON. Jan. 2.-The new year ap- peared with bull market. and vii probably be q record Dres king period in speculation. Money Is very cheap and will remain so E.. R. T. and New York Central were the leaders in NeE York today. The coppers were quiet. but strong Buy Greene Cananea, Cop per Range, Atlantic. Shannon and Su- per'or and Pittsburg on account Of 1c- emulation which is going on.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

startling entrance of Mephisto in the first act to the death of Marguerite in the last act, the attention and inter est of the audience is held aud drawn ly the moral and story of this truly great play. Every scene yes MT. Dodge. iD the charactef of Meplhsto, Hull scope tc STOW his capabilities, while his support. which includes Miss lcuise Marshail is excellent. Tae scenery and costumes are historically correct, especial attention having been given to the mounting of the play from scenic standpoint the cloud and light effects and the beauti fuI panorama of scenery adding large ly to the production. Mir. Dodge him self will appear as Mephisto at each performance, and Miss Louise Mar : snail as Marguerite.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

sNDoRsED GOVERNORS COMMERCIAL 
  OF SPECIALISTS   
 
  uing   O.
  sts should entrusted with the
  2 z. -.. . HYDRO PHOTO and ElNEp METHODS OF TREATMENT. EMPLOYED THE ' cNrhEI! RUPTURE CANCER scRoEUIA EPILEPSY NERVOUS VITALITY, E. STRUCTURE IYDRCELE. ENLARGED all CHRONIC GENIToU
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03

THE OLDEST LONGEST fsTABLIsHEp MOST sUCcAsFUI AND RELIABLE EQUIPPED OFFICES. THE LABORATORIES. OFFERS YOU THE
 
 FIJI. TREATMENT ANY OTHER INsrI-
 TUITION GREAT SOUTHWEST
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
VITAE POWER RESTORED

a is we
 
  
  upon the forces stoTing th drain and replacing the
  muscle that give strength and ill the brain and with fresh vitality rrnauhg
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
BLOOD POISON

poison primary. secondary
 
 
 
  a  k  the poison remain the blood and purity of health ming treatment and of health
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-03
STRUCTURE


  ton matter what the nature of this innaon The results which followed
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
lunaber sc - hridge

L1EAESAA5 G&160
7ward ~ 90
a Lanclos, spikes 3 ward Zoo
81 Moreau. repairing bridges and
hauling lumber 8 ward y 0
Landry Fontenot, road work wd Ia 90
Paul Duprs. digging ditch and fill
ing mud-hoie i ward. I'LL Oe
] Darby, repairing bridge 3 Wd s W
30 Chaehere, lumber spikes Rnd
road work / ward 6 GO
Ut st GYr, lumber 1 ward 9 70
Fl Gui1lorys road work 1908 wd. IL Sc
19os7 ward IS q
toT ward 81 %
Sebastfen Fontenot, LIST at road
inspector Z ward % 90
" ZEE SfbfIle. lumber ward. IL 20
Alex Sicily 8 strip Of land tor
public road ward. Is 90
Edw Mcdaniel, removing drift
from bridge 6 ward 5 &C
Edw Mcdaniel rpad work 1908 6
ward 10 90
Geo Clark, building bridge Wd 90 700
Sebastian Eontenet, filling mud
bole6 ward 40
Saml Haas, shovel, nails and
spikes 6 ward s e
sJG Griffith cleaning drift from
bridge 8 ward 3 b
e. B Griffith, cutting bitches etc 8
ward Is %
3 Fornan, clearing trees from
Q 8 ward Ga
VIM For1nany Jr, road work 8 Wd ! a
H p Courtney, road and bridge
wOrk6 ward I5 90
Edmond Lavsrgnes hauling luTn
peTd 81
Amos BihEn, road work 8Ward q %
Leo Preiean, digging ditch S Wd.. Is 90
Willie Bacon, read work i ward. 4 Ca
Thos Quirk. ditehing 5 ward q GO
Thee bertrand. road work 1 Wd 81 5a
Henry Fornan, hauling lumber
g ward ...4. s FOO
Willis Elliott, building bridge
A + BaTIeigh, repairing bridge
ward 100
Paul Campbell. road and bridge
work. ward 2 50
Clay, cleaning canal 2 ward %
Ben DeValcourk, road work 2 Wd 3 so
IL al Gastiliez spikes ward 8 70
Philogene Hanks, repairing
bridge 2 ward 8 00
John DeValcourt, road work 2 Wd 2 90
Frank Brinkman. lumber s ward s 0a
jos Fruge, road work etc 5 ward 50 90
Christ ~Duplechaan digging q
r.5 n r sssa lumber J usra Z & &
Francois Gautiers repairing bridge
b Wa
Hector Robin, filing mnd-hols
W1Fu NY
Sit Landry Lumber 90, lumber
ward e
TIC Gibbons, lumber 5 ward Ct
Laurent Mitchell, building curb
ING On road ward Is II
Cumberland Tel Cos messages By
sheriff 2 30
Alb GIarY, sundries 5 l5
Western Union Tel 90, messages
De Sheriff 3 hf
IL Bodemullur, books for Clerks
Office GO
IF BoaemullaKs sundry printing
for Sharfaso office SO "a
Clerks ofiee IS 81
d asylum s. d
MI Swords attendance on eourt
5GAY6 q @
0rIiiaS Simon, nursing insane Feb
Cumberland Tel ca, service
Clerks Office OF
DE- r. s. Hawkins famigafing and
supervising small pox cases
and 30 vaccinations. Is OF
81 ID SanGozs ton ega1 q repair
ing closets la courthouse Ia 81
J ID Sandaz. a1ndries for iall Is Il
Western Union IeGCos clock seE
vice Jan and March 0f
St Landry Clarion, publishing
proceedings etc e 81
H ID farcadey puktiHg up store q
Jail etc q
IAcoh NsWs Dspotgas ~aaary I9
aandoz ths 0nagg 30 Ahs an
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
Migs Myrte Posts sypewsisng

on motion Of Mr.. ST. Cyr-
The committee on claims resolved It.
self into regular session OF Police Jury
Mr.. St.Cyri III the chair.
The chairman on claims. Mr.. Doueet
reported that they had examined the
claims as above detailed and found sa1ae
correct.
On motion the report was accepted and
committee discharged.
TO the Honorable President and Mem
beers Of the Police Jury.
Gentlemen: We the undersigned com
mittee beg leave To report that we hare
examined the statement Of the fiscal
agent as submitted and found anne cor
rect, and recommend that warrants be
issued Il said fiscal agensfOr the SUM 81
onehundred and thIrty-hve and 42i0f
dollars for salary interest March 1869
business OF 1903; ard one for three and
$500 dollars for salarY interest March
1903, for business af 1903.
IL I'D. DATLEY.
THO DOUCET
Committee.
On motion OF MI. ". Fonteno
The above report was accepted aud
warrants ordered issued to said fiscal
agent as per committee report. Motion
carried
Motion bY Mr. Acdnei Fonsenot-
That committee composed OF Messrs
Thodosa Fruge and Eleophas Guill0rg
be appointed to confer with d like g0nls
mittge from the parishes ofAeadia and
5Caleasiau t0 ascertain this probable cost
0e rebuilding the bridge oYer Bayou
Nez-Pique at Jesae Young'5 crossing
and report to this Jury at 3 future meet
ting. Molten carried.
Dit. EIopton ii the chair.
on motion Of Mr. DALEY
The minutes were read and adopted.
Motion bv Mr. Daley
That the salary az Nh. g MornhinYeg
a j~anitor. BIZ payable III him monthly
ont Of the Contingent Expense fund
Motion carried
On motion OF Mr. Singleton
The Police Jury adjourned until tbs
first Monday in May, being the third
day Of said MONTH
70. F.CL0PTON. President.
Isl. HEALEY, Clerk.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

make collections, Of to sons Inherent
defect Or uneonstitationalitg Of the
ordinance
Il replying to this letter viii
gladly stats the situation 81 TAI d !
am concerned, but % hot feel That il
would be proper for be 70 pass 40.
opinion IS to any neglect Of Fla
proper officers Of defect ii The Law,
as these questions can best BIZ an
sWered by attorneJs q others more
competent 10 pass on tie Law
offered al the public roads q TIE.
Seventh Ward, which / have the
honor to represent il the Police Jury
for sale at public auction 70 The last
and lowest bidder, those III the.
Mamou section of the ward West Of
Bayou des Cannes 70 Be sold at
Mamou Station % February 18th,
and those ii tie vile Platte and
Chataigier sections "a be sold at
Vile Platte on February 10th last,
-
after duly advertising The sale il The
official journal 81 The parish accord
Fng 70 law. Owing eisller to i lack
Of interest Oh the part o the resi-
dents and sax-payers q The ward, or
70 3 scarcity of labor and tie desire
81 tie citizens q put 81 their time
% their crops there we're few per-
sons present at tie sales and still
less bids offered for The roads. 10
parties Whatever we're present from
the g~hataignisr section where he.
Hardey resides, either " bidders TOR
It's roads or IS Interested parties
and the roads Il that section among
others wers not sold for lack 81 bids.
e s possible that some outside
contractors and local parties who Do
road work kept away u withheld
! bids because they knew thai the
funds 81 TIE ward we're limited. It
il ! fact thatI could not hare award
Cd III tie roads of The ward " !
higher average than $500 Per mile
pei year. Tor tile reason thas there
we're some 200 miles q public o
ID the ward that ought b BE- worked,
and The bet rad funds b the ward
for Gle previous rear d 1903 Isl
amounted % onIs 1854 IS TIL
Vas J falling Of of 5000 from d.
net road funds realized for Ehe yea
81 1907, I eoall depend with certain
"a q more tor tie Al
Lad reasoH ! continual tall
o such s. had occurred ii 1905
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
7TH WARD PUBLIC ROADS
Police JuFsF Eanlsnsf Tsfs Hhv Thsy Ars ~
IL BslfsF GsRdltoa.
,hataipnisr "a. March 24th. 1909

ChataignieL Ia March 24th. 1909.
To tie Editor Of the Clarion:
In your issue of March 18th You
published an open letter signed 81
ny esteemed friend Ne. Joseph IS
Hardey ii which be cousteOaa
asks he as The Police Juror repre-
ssnting The Seventh Ward uhY tie
roads of that Ward hare 800 been
sold particularly asking Rhethsr i
dua u CT hanI d Police Juror o
M b hs proper o Z
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10
OFFICIALLY
d the Police Jury.

NQsa3AA%& " tM0 AUA&0N sNATs
0pslousas, Lac April 81 1909.
pslea larry met in regular ses-
dAy with the following mem-
at:
I'D President; Messrs DurIoi
Asaelos. Deusst, Singleton, III,
Acduel Fontenos St. Cyr.
Mf Dnrio-
gs Foster, Martin Andre
Thsogene Bertrand, Eraste
M And EFkHmon LaieuT, be ap-
committee to complete the
aatus THE public road across the
en Eugene Bagtrand's place in
IheDgene Bertrandis place
a aende, and report at next
ng Motion carried.
MF. nario-
lAa gnation Of Dr. ~. r. La
President 0f the Parish
3 Health be and the same is
easptea M8sion carried.
Durio-
3 a. IifIell Be appointed
ssas 81 Lug Parish Board of Health,
III La tapes, resigned. Mo-
AZ Douce6
salion Ok citizens Of Gar
aes Offering to donate tha
lFom Bayou Boeuf at IT,. e..
aaee 90 sbe Railroad Station,
& tha Bayou B0eHf at Ii.
and asking that said road
AAblic one, be received
e4d the said road declared
9a ~ prayed for Id said petit
Ae8a esrried.
Ms. Lanclos-
seaft Of emmittee appoint.
Ky tae digging Of The canal
N9aiee Rouge Canal, or.
4 reesiyed and accepted.
afged and the sum of
a95iaFs ordered paid to Mr..
ont af Thu sYd ward.
ssSAe1t funds, to pay Ter
AoAon carried.
air w Fontenot
Ct one hundred and iftv
9prsated OUT ~ tha 7fh.
sss aspEoYeinent funds, to
1tiage across the Eoret
sagss Messfs. Adraste La
Ngf1ie and Lueins Foret
committed to sell cons
eQnsible bidder, and
Aaa FsealTe same when
Daley, Ian
~ 19lee6 Singleton. w.
81 a%oateno voting YES.
Singleton
no hundred dollars
aas of the stu and 7fh
saEenlent funds to.
Nex.Piaue It
sae Euntee and DaE-
8 essrs.J . ii. Sa5Iar
Chapman, Tom
IA ss9f re appointed q
sshfEact Ia lowest
W -9a RI supervise and
1asasy Lanelos, CIop.
&sat saoA W Fontene6,
soeSag yes Motion
Iii. 4. I..,,t
e-4&9 a@llS~a 1A
II lqmber. sra ,ra aesnEsd
he suFns9 ar s-tq the
sesnn
COMMITTEES
g ascertain fron
pr0bakIa
Isl . q
public roa1. ka 40
n aas the purpose 81
an6raa nn5 sss
emf ~
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-10

The road taxes for 1909 are now
linquent aud while ( fear shat a
%colleetions ere considerably behind
those q last year, am unable a
state this exactly s. ths Tax goIlec
tor has not yet completed hia dgurss
fOf The collections Of ha month.
T cannot place the responsibility
for this decrease hi road tax eollac
lions d 1908 and probable further
decrease ii 1909 where the CONTINUE
Ell growth ID orr population sheuld
have brought 81 increase, mag
be partly due to The failure If Tao
crops Of many III our citizens sid
their consequent inability to pag,
partly To tha neglect ofs0thers able
10 par 70 come forward voluntarily
and pay their taxes, and partly to
some fault il the manner of eoIla
ting
Outside Of TIE question az funds
know that there IS difficulty getting
parties II eur ward 70 leave their
field work even ID assist al amer
geney work 81 the roads ia thaIr
neighborhood fof which they would
be well paid, for since TIE failure d
sell certain roads / have tried IA
have mud holes temporarily repaired
and have been unable "a ge a
necessary labor.
rs soon as It IS known what
bot amount Will b available for road
funds this year and This VIII prob
ably De known approximately sAo
after The close of fails month m
tend % again offer FOE sale The az
sold roads q the Seventh uard. and
trust that the citizens end tax payers
viii help ne d interesting parties To
bid and also q getting delinquent
citizens g come n and pag their
road taxes ] assure ng constituents
that aIl funds collected far this pak
pose viii pc applied 70 the naiat
nance ana repair of ths roads aaa
bridges of the ward i man aan 81
found 10 % Ehe work and apport
IA fairly without preference 8 ang
section.
viii greatly appreciate anY
~sistance or advice hieh che citizens
0f my ward naY give ma Ia ibis ma
ter. Very respee
WILLIS Fl POINTED
WANTED General h0asee
wish 10 children; prefer
man. Address CT W Wat
vile Ia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-08-14
Reduced Rates.

State convention, Knights oi Maccabees, Fort Smith, Sept. and S.-For this occasion, we will sell roundtrip tickets from Conway to Fort Smith for S5. 25. On sale Sept. 4 to inclusive; return limit Sept. 9.
 Grand lodge Charitable Home stead Society, Pine Bluff, August I7-2I.-For this occasion we will sell round trip tickets from Con- way to Pine Bluff for S2.96. On sale August Y to 2I inclusive; return limit, August 22.
 State Encampment, Arkansas guards, Dardanelle, August 9 I9.- For this occasionwe will sell round trip tickets from Conway to Rus sellville for SI.85. On sale August 8 to IS inclusive; return limit, August 20.