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term by which the new Sena-
tor from Mississippi had been
IL affectionately known to his In
Inmates for years. He carried his go
pounds with ease. bespeaking great
muscular power in spite of his gray
hairs. His rugged courage, unswerv-
ing honesty and ready belief I'm his
friends won him loyal following,
some Of whom frequently repeated
what was known as "Bill Langdon's
Golden Rule"
There never was man yet who
didn't have some good in him, but
most folks don't know this because
their own virtues pop up and blind 'em
when they look at somebody else"
At the reunions Of his old war com
rades Langdon was always depended
on to describe once again how the
Third Mississippi charged at Craw
louisville and defeated the Eighth Hi
nois. But the stirring events of the
past had served to increase the plant
ers fondness for his home life and his
children, whose mother had died years
before. At times he regretted that his
unexpected political duties would take
him away from the old plantation even
though the enthusiastic approval of
Carolina and Hope Georgia proved con-
siderable compensation.
Although not sworn in as senator,
Colonel Langdon's political duties were
already pressing A few days after
Congressman Norton's visit he sat in
his library comforting with several
prominent citizens of his county re-
garding a plan to- ask congress to ap
propriate money to dredge a portion
of the channel Of the Pearl river.
which would greatly aid large Sec
ton of the state.
During the deliberations the name
of Martin Sanders was announced by
Jackson, the colonels gravely deco
rous negro bodyguard, who boosted
that he "wuz brung up by Cunel Marse
Langdon, sub, fghtin' Mississippi
cunel, sub. sence long befo' de wah
and way befo' dat, subj
"Show Mr.. Sanders right in," COM
manded Colonel Langdon.
"Good day, SENATOR" spoke Sanders,
the boss of seven counties, as he en-
tered. CHANGING around the room, he
continued, bending toward the colo
mel and muffling his now whispering
voice with his hand: Il want to speak
to you alone. I'm here on politics"
That's all right. but these gentle
men here are my friends and constitu-
ents," was the reply in no uncertain
voice. when talk politics they
have perfect right to hear what l,
as their senator, say. Out with it, Mr.
Sanders"
AS Sanders was introduced to the
members of the conference he grew
red in the face and stared at Langdon
amazed. At last he had discovered
something new in politics Say" he
finally blurted. when / talk business
p
''Are you in politics as business?"
quickly spoke Colonel Langdon.
'Why-I-er-no, of course not" the
visitor stammered. Il am in politics
for my party's sake, just like every-
body else" and Sanders grinned sug-
gestively at his questioner.
Have you anything further To savp,
asked Langdon in tone hintinp that
he would like to be rid of his caller
wen. since you are so very new In
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snvery lined bolls in July and August,
and the ripened cotton fiber, pure
white beneath the sun, gave from
distance the picture of an expanse of
driven snow.
The Hon. Charles Norton had reason
for feeling well pleased with the world
as he fastened his bay Virginia hunter
to a convenient post and strobe up the
steps of the mansion, which was a
characteristic survivor of the 'old
SOUTH" the south of gilded romance
and of gripping tragedy. Now in this
second year of his first term as con-
gresham and q promising member Of
the younger set of southern lawyers,
&c had just taken active part Z. Sc
curing the election of Colonel William
Fl. Langdon, present head of the fami-
", to the United States senate, though
the ultimate action of the legislature
nad been really brought about by a
lifelong friend OF Colonel Langdon. the
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Scores of Wenatchee Readers are
Learning the Duties Of the
Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol-
low;
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Geo. M. Blackman, living at 1924
Wetmore ave., Everett, Wash, says:
Il gave statement in favor Of
Doan's Kidney rills In 1908, after
they had given me relief from kid
ney complaint and I am now pleased
to say that the cure I received has
proven permanent. / suffered Sc
verely from backache and for five
years had grinding pains through my
loins. was greatly handicapped
in performing nv work, and at times
l felt as If would be unable to en-
dure the misery. I finally procured
Dona's Kidney Pills, used them and
obtained beneficial results. l was SO
much encouraged that I continued
their use and every symptom OF the
trouble disappeared. Three years
have now elapsed and I am happy to
state that not the slightest symptom
Of recurrence has taken place, al
though I have been constantly per-
forming work that Is very hard on
the back
For sale by all dealers. Price, so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the uame-Doan s.
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Carolina, you must not think me
only your little sister now. L have
seen life. Haven't I spent a week in
Jackson?"
That's enough proof. You know
all about life. FIN sure, Miss Hope
Georgia" smilingly remarked Norton.
Later, rising to join Planter Langdon
on the veranda, where chad gone to
smoke, the congressman gazed intent
ly at Carolina. You will probably
forget your old friends when you en-
ter the dizzy social race In Washing
TOM
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real life of this
world, the life Of
constant action
meeting new peo-
pie every day.
and prominent
people. Balls. re-
ceptions, e a S =.
theater parties.
afternoon drives,
plenty Of money
and plen ty of
gayety are what
l want. I'm not
a bit like Hope
G org ia, who
thinks these ideas
are extrav VACANT
because she has
not seen real life
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Ask Yourself the Question.

Why not use Chamberlain Lini-
ment when you have rheumatism? ?
We feel sure that the result will be
prompt and satisfactory. 1t has
cured others, why not you? Try it.
1t costs but trifie. Price, Is cents;
large size, SO cents. For sale by all
dealers.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Fisher, who
came here from Peoria, Illinois, to
look the valley over, left for Okla
homa today They had been here
several weeks.
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]. F. Costello returned to Leaven-
worth yesterday. He had been here
a few days visiting his wife.
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Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining at the Wenat-
chez postoffice for the week ending
February 9, 1909:
Bailey, Mr..
Creighton, Mrs. A. B.
Davis, Mrs. w. Nj. M.
Duffy, Harry ].
Davis, Mrs. Mary
Foss, Geo. Foss & Co.
Glover, Harry CD
Hughes, Miss GenOn
Haines, r. 4
Hawkins, Mrs. c. A.
Jenkins. Grant E.
Jones, Mrs. Alice
Johnson, William CD
Kimball, o. H.
Miller, Mrs. P. +.
Morgan, w. c.
Presher, Chas.
Reichert, Mrs W. H.
Wilson, A. N.
Williams, J. H.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised.
l.. M. HULL, P. M.
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Presbyterian Church.
Corner Chelan and Palouse.
DIR. STEVENSON, Pastor.
Sunday Sch'l & Bible Cl.10:00 a. m.
Morning Service HOO a. M.
Evening Service $3.50. 1880 p. m.
Christian Endeavor -. $50 pm.
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Christian Science.
Christian Science Reading Rooms,
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Sunday service. IL a. m.
Wednesday service. ....... p. M
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Catholic Church.
Corner Chelan and Spokane.
FATHER VANDE WALL, Priest.
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Episcopal Church
Corner Chelan and First
F. STUART HYATT, Minister.
Sunday School ...... 1000 a. m.
Morning Prayer HOO a. m.
Evening Service ...... 1880 p. m.
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The Church of Christ
One Mile South of Town.
Ministers
S. o. POOL, L. F. CLIP and
CHAS. HARDMAN.
Bible Reading ...... .10:30 a. m.
Preaching .......... 1880 p. m
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DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores of Wenatchee Readers are
Learning the Duties Of the
Kidneys.
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CHAPTER II.
THE WARS OF PEACE.

THE WARS OF PEACE.
.IG BILL" LANGDON was the
. term by which the new sena-
tor from Mississippi had been
. affectionately known to his In
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That bids him fiout the law he makes:
That bids him make the law he flouts.
-kipling.
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COPYRIGHT, 1909. BY THOMAS A. WISE
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Iuslano.

S1t Earts bot man e1l1 gbe-
paar namens Sargent unter Der 9ln-
flage perbaftet, nlebrere &illoer,
Die es aooptiert batte, grauiom be-
banOelt 5u baben. Die &inoer iinO
neridDnn0en, man neiB niht, no
tie iino. Sargent lit Elm @nolail-
Der, ieine 5rau cine 9lmerifanerill.
Die Sodter eines polbabenoen &alif-
manns namens Sopin IN Nep Oorf.
Ser Tripotoo8ent Birqret bon
Ser @iener llniperlitdt bat Die inn
angebotene Stellling ols 8ireftor an
Dem nelgegriinoeten &inoerbolpital
III Baltimore angenonlmen.
9lnguit Menanao5it, Der Saupt-
leiter Der Hepolte bon 1906 in ben
baltiiden Gropin5en, lit in gfiga per-
baftet moroen. gor Dem 9(usbru0
Der llnruben lpar Menanooait, Ser
Elm 2ette lit, als Shulneiiter t1tig.
Seit 1906 bot er ii6 in oen 99ol=
oltngen perltedt gebalter.
lin ieinen 9euti6enboB BON
neuen 3u betatigen, bat Der Gro-
ger Sta0trat Die StroBe uglm Gro.
ben, mel6e ourh ben Gouleur-
bllntmel oeuti6er Stuoenten cine 8e-
riibmtbeit erlangt bat, umaetouit
Ser @raben miro forton Yooiebroo-
StroBe beiBen nod Dem einihnali-
gen &onig BON gobmen, @eorg Don
8ooiebroo uno &unitnt
Sm mittleren europa bot iid
elm beftiger S6neefa1 eingeiteat. sSr
Den oltliden 8ropin5en 8reuBens III
Ser 9obn-, telegraph uno Selepbon.
@erfebr iebr itorf bebinoert. @s III
6 Golf bis 2 SUB S6nee gefallen.
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g.. s. e 6. q. l@ount= =2inipl

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Mbfabrt-
go. 10-gl Yaio Ii. 8eiten. 1880 na1.n
ylo. 10-3a6 Dem Often. 1890 nasbst
Wo, 8-gfo6 Dem Often. 11:40 BORN
@ietoria 9ibiiipn, g. s. e g. q.
Infrnft-
3oo. 3o2- guero, gictoria. 7:3o nabm
Ibfabrt-
So 8o1-guero. gictoria. $50 BORN
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UusIan1.
Ssrbien eiebt mach.
Will auf Landabtrstungsn vsr-
ziebten.
nsuss Luftscbiff.
Einlgung in der deutseben
Reiebs-Tindnzreform.
Scbnsidige Rsamte.
Scbneidige Rsamts.
Verstimmuns in Madrid iibsr
marokkc. Hbkcmmen.

slus Berlin miro geneloet, Ser
ierbii6e Grelniernlinilter bobe bels
Utd6ten lnitgeteilt,s ooB Serbien altf
feline 2anoobtretrngen BON Seiten
SeIterrei6ltngorns ooer Ser Siirfei
beiteben neroe.
Wtalor EorIepal bot Elm neues
Sltfticbiff ppllenoet init Dem er oenn=
nadit in Ser geabe BON Berlin sltg-
perln6e Ino6en miro.
Cine 8epel6e aus Berlin luot:
SSn Sa6en Der 9fei1sfinan8reform
lit Elm &omproniB gliidlid fertig
gelteat moroen. Die gertrogsnla1-
uer Der 8lodparteien iino ieooh iiber
aeluiiie @in5elbeiten nod IN gesa-
tllng begriffen, llno 10 lange oie Ser
banolungen arloauerll, miro oie ae=
funoene 2aiung oes &ollflifts ge-
beim gebalten peroen. Gs perlall=
tet ieood BON beitllnterribteter Sci
te, oaB oie @rltnolage oes aonlpro=
miiies biloen: @rpeiterung Ser grb-
i6oftslteuer, einbeitli6e 9iegelung
elmer bon ben @in5elltoaten 5lt er-
6ebenoen geiiblteuer nnb 9eIbr1n-
flina Der Watrifularbeitrdee auf
fiinfaig Wiaionen Warf.
slus Gera gru5 mcloet lnall:
Ser 8iirgermeiiter BON Gorooba,
Manuel 9lloeraoo, 3lpang oen 8oli5ei=
def 9lnoreas 8arnicas 5ur geligno=
tion uno ernannte an ieiner Sfelle
Samuel 91ieto. 9lls @orricas
5reunoe oieiem ein 6eltn1obl gaben,
lieB Der neue Noli5eidef Die gan5a
8eleai6aft mitlamnlt BEN Wilt1itern
perbaften uno oiftirte einen iehen
80 Saae @efangnis 5lt.
Cine 9epei6e aus Maorio
iagt: ,ssSn Gegierungsfreiien lit man
etipas perihnltpft, oaB Spanien nidt
eingelaoen ipnroe, ii6 an Dem oeutid=
fran8oiil6en Waroffo-9 -9lbfon1men gu
beteiligen @s ideirt audi Die ge=
beine 9efiirdtllng porbanoen 5u iein,
oaB bieie Geritanoieung 3mil1ea
9eutiblono umo 5ranfrei6 Spanien
in Wiuroffo III fonln1er5ieller @eiIe
gum 9ea6teil gereiden miro.
9lus Berlin miro genelbet:
Der itelpertretenbe oentibe @e=
l6aftstrager in 9loois 9lbeba, Abelii-
nien, Or. 3intgraff, melder ii6 5llr
3eit bier aufbalt, bat Dem aaiier
Elm Shreiben oes &ouigs Wienelif
BON 9lbeiiinien iiberreidt. sSn Gle
lem erbot Der geegus geeeeiti Die s3e-
urlollbung oes Or. 3interaff mel
6en er porbebaltli1 Ser @enebnti-
aung oes oeuti6en aaiiers als
&an3ler lulo 9erater engagiert 5at
9as @riu6en Menelifs, Der unlGnglt
totgeiogt mar, aber iid onideineflo
eines re6t befrieoigenben @eirno-
beits8uItanoes erfreilt, lit bereits ge-
mabrt poroen. Ser llebertritt Or.
3intgroffs in abeiiiflii6e 9ienite gilt
als porteilbaft fir Die 5oroerune
Der mirti6aftli6en Stellung 9eutid)-
LAMBS i'm 4etbiopiiden 9ieide. Nie
iebr Der oertide ginfluB neuer=
otues in 9loois slbba eeitieeen lit
erbeat aud aus oer Gatlahe, oob
Der 9eeeus einen oeutiden graiebcr
fir ieinen @nfel uno Sbronerben,
2ibi Seaiiu, Der ungefabr orei5eba
Sabre aft it, engogiert bot.
= sfn ser 8la5a Sioalgo in Wteri-
fo miro augenblidIid ein Sotel
geballt, OoB cine Wtilion 9oaors To-
ftefi fnirA
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in Sbomas 6. Stone, Dem iesigen
p@bief lliber" illt @eiBen Sauie: ci-
nen' 9ea6folger erbaltell.
Sci benz granbe eines Gene
lnelltballIes on Der llnterel1 feben.en
slDeliue in Seem Oorf, bas BON italie-
llii6en 5anlilien beipobnt muroe, iino
5ebn 8erionen INNS 2eben gefontnlen.
&onterooniral gbarles Sper-
rp bat iein @eiuh eillgerei1t, pom
Sberfonlnanoo Der otlantilde1
Sdladtibiff- -Slotte entboben gu lper=
ben, uf1o ON ieiner Steae ipurbe &oa=
terabmiral 'seaton Sdroeoer err
nanllt. Wfan batte 9omiral SperrD
Die graiioenti6aft Der Moriue-
ariegsidule offeriert. er lebnte aber
Nh
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9iahe bem spbe in Big 9spmo.

uSa6relang bat mir Elm idmcres
Snngenleioen groBe Sdmer5en per-
nrioht", i6reibt Srau SSoa Cooper in
Big Yono, ga., uuno mebrere Wfo=
le bin i6 oem Gooe nabe geipelen.
Die 9ler5te erflarten, ib iei unheil=
bar. Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY
bradte mir i6nea @rlei6terung llno
Oauernoe Seilung." Gs perri6tet
8rnoer bei Sulten uno grfalhna
franfen 2ungen, 8lltltur5, Grippe,
altbma, Group, &eudbuiten uno al-
len Salsleioen. SOC uno $1.00. Ser.
ill6sflaiden frei. @arantiert BON al-
len 9[pothefern.
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90. 6. & 8. ga6n.
in Der 5alten5eit.

Der &arnebal lit jebt pprbei,
Die 3ett Der lmit'gem Gd)tuanfe.
unn WtandJent ideint Saber, ais iet
Die Seit aus bein @elemfe.
ltnb bennpdJ ipridjt elm tueiier Wrnn:
gWan tttuf ntft INNER ffntamieit,
Gs tit geiiinber, bann itnb iuant
gefd)eibener su ganien."
S'rnm faite MIR, iuer faften ipa,
ss iutrS tim gar nidJt id)aben,
Wsan ioa ttidJt tttnter6ar iuie tpll
Gen Masen ii6erlaben.
Sb ct es tint bic Stride int,
Oh aug einmbbettsgriin6en
Sas tit nttr sleid), ein eeoer fat
Sid bantit ah5ufinbem.
4ndl tit ein iulder ssaitentiid)
Wtttmnter gar nidJt iibel.
llnb gan5 pprtrefflidl idlnteft Elm Slid
Wttt Sntteriai1c nnb 3iuiebel.
Sp laet fidl amdJ bic Saitenseit
0ans iunnberidJ5n ertraser,
Sic iei ais Gnbepuntt, geiuei6t
Dem angeitrengten Weagen.
Sit allen Singen MGkigfcit
SIT tmmfer sm entpfeblen,
Damn iuit6 itns aud SIT ieber 3eit
gtif)t bic 0eiinbbett febleit.
Odd treibt man es barim sm tueit,
nnb mill bic Sraft uns iinfen,
SD ieib in bieiem 5aa bereit
vNl m Sier" SIT trintcn.
Gin Slaidjdlen M a %, bas lit
8Dn nllcn grten Sadlen,
Sas bette tpDl 81 jeber Sriit
TINS friidlen Wtut ST MAIDEN.
S'rnm trinft MIR inmer ~ a mr.,
Sb Saiten5eit, pb feline;
Damn iuerbet ibr bes 2ebeus frp1!
SIR iuikt ifJDn, tuie ids nteine.
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bon Der OrailBen Itebenoen Mellge
nit lmlten 3urnfen begriiBt. gr be-
itieg ei1en @agell ltno lp1roe pcn
obtbunoert 0titglieoerl oes Gelp
Yorf Gou1tp 9fepublieon Glnb nab
Dem Union 9abnbof esfortiert, inn
bon oorf gleib nod Splter 8oy su
fabren 9luf Dem 9obn6of botten
iid) Diele ieiner 8efonnten perialll-
melt uno als Der 3llg abfllbr, plHoe
benz ideioenoen @r=Brdiioenten
nod cine groBartige Spation Dor-
9ebradt.
Gr-9ralioent 9fooiepeIt fanl
nadts gegen / l1br in Spiter @op
ml 3rob Der ipdten Stulloe uro
oes ihlehten @etters battell iid
ell poar buliOert 9erionen init
2anpignons lmo 6adeln auf oeni
9abnbof eingefuHoen, I'M i'm 3u be-
griiBen. er unterbielt iid cine 3eit-
lang nit ibnen uno fubr oaln; III
Dem bereitltebenoen 8agen nit lei
ner Sroll ltno ieinen &inoern naA
Sdgolllore @ill.
@ie cine 3epeid5e aus @al6iug=
ton neloet, maren Die sSllmilina-
ton nro Das Senermerf am 9l6eno
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die i1onIten,
Die ic BEL oieier @elegen6eit geieben
iino.
Gem er-9raiiocnten 5oir-
banfs mllroe IN Der lebten Seuats=
iibung eiit i6ones Sifberierpice BON
oen Senotorel1 als @eihellf iibcr-
reidt. 9ns Serpice bat $ft85 ge=
foItet.
Ser oeutibe fleine aren5er
u2eip5ig" lit ioe6en in 0tanila eil-
getroffen, ltadoen1 porige @ohe be-
reifs Der groBe 9reu5er ySSiirit Bis
mard lnno oas Ganonenboot ,8i-
ger" BORT aligelongt maren. 9tas=
mebr lit faIt oas geiammte oeatidc
&reu5ergeidnaoer III 9ltoiien unter
Dem &onmalloo oes &ontresg(on1i=
rols Goerper in Nionila pcreinigt.
@s lit oies Ser erltmalige 8eiud
oeutider &riegsidiffe ieit Dem &ou-
flift Der Gereiiligten Staaten nit
.Spanien.
glus Gittsburg, &c., incloct
man: gS. Wt @eilner, Der sSnbober
Der Mepersoale electric Manlifaetl-
ring Gompann aus Mtepersoole, ei=
ner Der beoeutenolten oortigen Sc
ihaftsleute, ift bier inter Der 9e-
idulloi9ung perbaftet moroen, Die an
Die ieinige anitoBenoe 6obrif ieincr
&pnfurrentiil, Der s. %. Gurlcp
Manufoeturing Gompanp, pel6e Die
greiie berabgeiebt botte, in 9raho
geitedt ino einen Sdaoen BON
100000 aiaericbtet 5u boben. Ger
9rreitant ioa i6on oas @eit1nonis
qbgelegt babet, BOB er fir Die Nus
fiibrlne Der 9ranoitiftung eincnl
0tanne $500 ae3ablt bat.
SSn 6oloe 0es i6lehten @et.
ters on1 aSnougurationstage in @oib-
ington iinb 5mei Gerionen uuter Der
3uidanernenge, Die itunoenlang in
oen StraBen itano, geitorben unit
piele erfranft Die 9(nibulon5en Don
oen peri6ie0enen Soipitdlern lpa-
rell mdbreno oes Sages lmaufborlid
in @eipeqliug.
Pms 9tcm 9orf miro geneloet
Der Sdneeiturm, Ser 10 unermaitel
iiber Die Gitltaatca gefonnnen lei
babe 5ietnliA biel S6doen angeridj
tet. 9(itd) ieien uebrere @ienider
urn's 2eben gefonlnicn.
Nus @oI6ington miro gencl
bet, Maior 2oeffler, Der 9iirbiitcl
oes gSeiBen '6auies, ser oieies 9lm
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-12-23

Okla, to spend Christmas with rela- tives and friends in this city, their former home.
 Hello? Is that you? Meet me u W. M. Harrell & Co.'s. They hal 2 jut got in some very beautiful Rugs and Art Squares in the latest designs. Just the thing for Christmas presents. And buy your boy Wagon while you are there.
 Mrs. J. M. Ligon and Miss Harton were hosts at a delightful novelty shower given at the home of Mrs. Li- gon yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss George Hardin, whose marriage to Albert A. Hinson occurs December 29. The gifts to the bride-to-be were hung on Christmas tree, and as each was taken off the giver responded with a toast to the bride. A unique contest was an enjoyable feature of the occasion, Mrs. w. N. Owen win ming the prize. The home was beauti- fully decorated in the bridal colors- pink and white. The refreshment course included cream frozen in dainty pink slippers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-12-23
PLEASANT VALLEY.

D. Y, Richards has moved to the W. A. Graham place. ,.'@se ssl'3 .
 Some of the boys carried a~wagon Soad of geese and turkeys to Little Rock the past week.
 Mrs. w C. Graham and daughter, Bernice, made flying trip to Conway last week to do some winter shopping.
 Otis Hightower has married and you ought to have heard the bells ringing and horns blowing.
 Jim Frank Hancock of Little Rock visited his niece. Mrs. Tom Mabry, Sunday,
 The candidates were at Naylor Sat urday
 Frank Nicholson was called last Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs Emma Hampton, of Fl Paso.
 L. B. Carmichael nhs had an addi- ton built to his house.
 December P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-12-23
LITTLE ROCK JUNCTION RAIL
 WAY.
5pzclAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

EOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe- ,i.I meeting of the stockholders of Little E1al; Junction Railway will be held at the general offices and principal business office .g said Railway, at Room GOT, Southern I4Ust Ruildng. in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 24th day of January, 1910. at nine o'clock iH the forenoon, to consider and act upon the following compositions:
 (a1 To sell. convey and transfer the whole of the railroad and other nron- crty assets and franchises of this Rail way to St. Louis, Iron Mountain ana Southern Railway Company. consoll- dated corporation of the States of Mis- souri and Arkansas:
 (b) To authorize and direct the proper officers of this Railway tt execute and deliver deeds and instru- ments of whatever nature and to take all action necessary or proper to carry such sale, conveyance and transfer fully into effect; and
 (ci To ratify the proceedings of the l;oard of Directors heretofore taken in and about the matters aforesaid, and to take any other action in the premises and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting For the purposes of this meeting tho stock transfer books of this Railway will fa closed for ten days immediately proceed ing the date of the meeting, and will re mrin closed until the opening of business l4e day following
 Datad, November 23 1909.
 By order of the Board of Directors. c. S. CLARKE. 4 E. CALEB Vice Presidsr'
 Secretary.