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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
TALKSON TFFIR
By The REGAL DENTISTS
A MESSAGE 70 HjOTR.
LESS HUMANITY

II this message of the
ma blessings u teeth -. .ohss
Without plates comes h ~ 'saV'ialla
i il..., lime. you may cons nd - !. Y
your lucky day. sFi ~
The man who IA hls.
good health Ia q lucky mss ~
order that be NAV Ga. ~ /
health be- must have ga.,s ~
They are the fnndamen,sls "a
your food The doctors :. ss
Wish ] could" the man w,,sa !
good teeth replies 5
7 haven't been able :.
che~ meat Tor yeafsH a.
man because M teeth an, =
Our method Of SUPPLYING
teeth ~ boon 10 kunss..a-. ''',l
plates needed no boring ~ -. 4
Or saving nothing thsi ~
dread about the new mestss -
mat We require is that ~ Z
TWO Or more teeth In 4 ~ ~
jaw We will examine re-. s.ls'i
fully and make them - a. /.
ia within the limits n dsass, "
% DO 10 The work u 49,,
these teeth IN the mss,s
anchorinz them Is not he 49,, 4
painful 4
We give written Euarss.ss =.
al wOrk ~
REGAL DENTAL OFFICER
1905 3rd ~. N. W. Cor us,.. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
nv FRED scHAgFgR.

SODA BISCUIT. Idaho ny Won
% dose strange vasranclcs OF
Fate me und Adolf. milllonalres IA
our own expectations. flnd our
sciufs pennlleaa init nod cent be
tween ms We wasa pat on our
train here. Ia der middle Of strang
ers. ven only t6e miles from our
golt mine.
Sooner dan sinrfe mlt noddinga
70 eat, We tackled der pFohfiutef
OF der Malapai House for choba. tlil
Ne can get on car feet again init
ould also being on our uppers.
We Is hanauaEa kings We foit
him. but we are trafeling incog
nisant" lie said he tuult paw na
dree dollars a week ef We laaiet a
mont plas hotel lsa run on der
American blani but se don't care,
AZ Nc are naturallzred
took a chob a. waiter so I cuuli
get ali der tips Adolf said b.
vouii DO bus boy und dlshWnaher. 80
be gets der fairHt choice Of dor gar.
haze Adolf always asa hab 10 me
der appearance Of being swlllfed.
Dlss iH a tough town fun ~
rough characters heaitea ourNeluf
In der dining room lHs a alVn.
DON'T SHOOT THE WAITER
liz Is GOING no BE LYNCHEp
Vile Adolf wass ironing ould der
paber napkins for use aEain ofer
a miikpancher dressed IN a a0mbre
yoro uud horse pistols eame lu aud
picked up a piece of sticky as pa
per blinking % wass der menoo. tie
said bis name waaa Alcohol Ike. und
ven he hreathcd on der nliyvfgArr
Il took all der nickel plate Off
Got any pt0mauiraf he yelled
mo. air. sc half none 81 dose
French dishra ! answered him. "a
direspsctlesaly a. could
What Is there for to drink ?" ha
SAYS. mit an off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

IN TO SUCH advertisement as the above ever going
MU appear Ia any newspaper. But just suppose u did
M appear and that II genuine advertisement in
n VI serted By the general superintendent Of railroad
company.
What would happen to that superintendent? And what
would happen 10 the railroad company,
la less than ten hours there would be superintendent
and passenger trains wouldn't be necdcd-hcre would be
travel Even liquor drinkers themselves would choose
other road
Yet there is many man who has every dollar he possesses IN
the world invested ia his business who today has IN his employ
dozen liquor drinkers, These drinkers
dangerous business drunken engineer the safety Of
the train. The business who himself drinks liquor
matter how many SOBER employees he have, will fail a
WHISKY BRAIN ISN'T A BUSINESS BRAIN
Alcohol Is cumulative poison that rob Of mental cqui
Nbrun and judgment and just long OF the poison
IS ia the system. the NERVES 81 the dnler will demand
MORE-he will drink and KEEP RIGHT ON DRINKING
until treatment Is taken so eliminate H.
The Gatln SIS the only the world that will quick
~ AMI perfectly free The system Of alcoholic poisoubu
the poison craving desire and physical and NRN Enecessy
io liquor and inclination drink also disappear Then the
dnkef cured o the liquor habit thoroughly and regards
liquor 10 the condition as the day be took his first drink
No craved that FIRST DRINk-bu there
Incrye-craving for the second and third
THREE DAYS az the Catin Institute will make man
o you body and mind There hypodcrmic injections
$50 poisonous deeerous drugs dsagreeable features
Patients treated under legalyexeeuted in
THREE DANS-to satisiacofy-oT the full fee paid
shall be refunded leaving the institute and treatment shall
cost nothing.
Home treatment Tor those who cannot come TO institute
for three days.
Call or write for books Of particulars copies Of contracts
cure. and other information. Institute located al
49, QUEEN ANNE AVENUE SEATTLE.
Local and long distance telephones Queen Anne 22i9;
Ind 7lQ3
Other Catlin Institutes located at
80 ..Sa 1, r & = ee s9. F
mas iSes Fs IA Kassaa c9y 1855 Ia 81 nea osss "a
lf.ssis's sssssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Condensed milk und Young liy.
son. bole members Of disa club"
says
What DO yen think 8 ana" be-
ruarH. peHsiahlY. ! tot
aRindaRichf" I muttefrd inter
my brsat
We'll bring mo some Of that.
be rebliea. shooting = ~ of my
ear
tolls him dit nod dluk wr couli
aerfe him ilut be dis nod drnY
himaoluf. und boilers. Fetch me a
nitro Elycerin cocktail. corrosive
suhlimhte soup. some diamond back
rHffiesnakr. Dreaded humhlgbce
atinga. friccaspnd scorpions. tarautu
IL esebruwa. saddle ~ Clia monster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

No. cordnlla. hops Do not groN
la a ballroom
A wife a. either q mans better
half ~ the whole thing
one cant always find eouasFya.
tive people Ia n conservatory.
The poeailarify Of a crank Is that
he always thiuka as hts turn.
There are stiil AZ good fiah Ia
the sea a. have ever bcen ilcd
about
Nfcnd your owu faults aud don't
Jet the faults % others aorry you
n kisses we're poisonous. The an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
aEFLEcrIons or a eAcAELoR.

A happy iifv IL great sempsA.
ton 10 death 20 step in.
Most % the nonsense Ia the
world comes 40 near being sense
sou cant toll Il liant when It's
yours
Before q mans wife iamaE him
from being a slid animal hes q
nightmare. and aftsrward bore.
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No ProteetIon AnaInat |.

sally-It was bitter weather last
night and Mile caught a horrid
cold.
Polly How7
Sally-The imprudent thingl She
went sleigh riding with her brotheri
BrOWning's Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
STAR DUST

@Ef - ~ans tor 40 over tn hill 20
IN poorhoess. git an aatsrrobils.
That's the quickest way
orators are born and not made. p
sald the young politician slEnifl-
cantly. as be got up 70 make his
soh. that's an right aaid the
party chairman I'VE don't expect
too much Just DO The best you
can"
Forbes Robertson the sesor. ~ss
born in london IN 1853.
Nurse Well hobby. II you don't
want your neW sister. maybe we
can get the doctor a. exchange her
for a little brother
Bobby. No. I don't believe he
would do % now You see we've
used her four days
The Ep~orth League is the lara
est society Of young psopls in the
world.
wife: Will you promise 20 water
The flowers faithfully while am
gomez
Her Husband. Don't you Worry
about that. my dear. know what
thirst H.
Geo. s. Mccarthy. Of Philadelphia.
holds the American championship
for trap shooting. His score is 30
eS 100.
what do you think My wife has
skipped to that Nevada divorce coli
ony. Isn't she a peach2"
"A peach2 She's a peach o. Reno"
The Nor1aik g. Western railway
has installed the individual drinking
cup in all it's coaches.
The senate ushers want 20 see
Lorimer's seat check
| lie. Did you ever read Darwin's
theory Of the missing liuk"7
She. No. ! don't care much for
detective stories.
VIM. Gaynor is the ninety fifth
mayor Of New York. Thos. Willett
was the first mayor in 1885.
The late king Of England's favor
/ tie dog was Caesar, on whose collar
/ is engraved the words. Il am
Caesar. ] belong to the king"
The ocean is growing sslter every
year.
Tho secret u thy prisoner; II
thou let II go. thou art a prisoner 10
it."-Hcbrew proverb.
Gov. Gillette, Of Californian has
definitely promised not 10 interfere
with the Jcffries johnson fiaht
July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
What He Knew.

"can you tell me the names Of
the twelve apostles. Sam2" said
the pretty Sunday school teacher
one morning Sans face fell, and
he shifted his weight from one foot
10 the other
Cant do n, ma am" he said.
sOrrOwfuily; and then his eyes
Frightened. but ! can call off all
OF the pitchers IN the league
teams" he volunteered Harpers
Monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

cactus salad. phosphorus dumpliuEs
some dynamite a Ia mode. Hcrnm'
hied potato bugs, drylied hcigamltca
and can % concentrated lYe and
q little heavy on the Paris green.
dye hcHrg And uah ms anything
else good thar you've got ia the
house Wow
Ven vent through der pantry vin.
dos / took Adnh by dor liant We
got away from deere untpv eufar ~
der dust we Kicked up 81 W. iraped
from coputy 10 county. OSCAR
Tin der nest dcspootoh ~s vii pie
ture hoss aey suffer vile ioat IN der
desert we're dsre tss no saloons. nod
sfrn drug ntofe.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

(Adolf and OSCAR. who usually
make their home In Cleveland.
Ohio, are coming TO Seattle, They
are on their way 20 Toppenish,
Wash, 20 see Fred W. sehaefer. o.
the same name a. the author Of
this German burlesque. Fred w.
Sehaefor ia a proapeotor, who 10
going 70 ehrlsten his next claim
"oagsr and AdoH"l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

A certain lady VINO WIS always
anxious 10 let her friends know that
she was not the same age az her
husband. once remarked 10 vis-
flor
ny husband ~ 50 years ~ age,
and there are 10 years between US"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
OHM, MY

The warden started 70 read the
death warr8n, 20 the man whp was
going 70 be electr0cuted.
Stop" said the condemned man.
this is no time 20 offer mo current
literature"
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Li0uOrDrinkerS
irresponsible
The GatIin Treatment Cures Liquor
Habit in Three Days-NO HypO-
dermiC Injections or Other
DisagreeabIe Features.

WANTED Two moderate drink
Ing engineers and one moderate
drinking conductor. also one steady
dflukrr ln train dlHpatuherH office.
Apply 80 General superintendent ~
It 81 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

eos obtain accomplishments
time to learn these branches. everything IL
The HyattFo~eis business School
street and broadway IL the only school OF
which requires that who makes application
least
indication OF the
the
started a hazards
The
ca OF study the object
and public school graduates the opportunity acquire
education during their
ton hours from In the morning TN In the
ranged All studying viii be done at home In this
yatFowe school modern the Instructors having
old idea the
the school for periods.
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Which can't be done.

The conference committee which
handled the administration railroad
bill Il merely another alias for
Nelson w. Aldrieh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

aerlAkeFa would have TO work over
thine
Many q trseler makes hls mark
on the rising generation with =
birch rod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Gov. Haskell mas so down 70 pos
torlty as the man famous for TIE
short and ugly foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

The caller. with an exclamation
~ surprise, said
Really now why. you look as
young as he does. Penny Pictorial
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Stranded, Dey Half to Go to Work!

Nit Millions in DER Grasp.
Almost, OSCAR und Adolf
can'd Reach DER Colt Mine
Becoss a Heartless Corbor-
alton Kicks Dem OFF der Pa
eiiie Coast Fast Freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Idltarod and Stewart City wont
have anything on oyster Bay In a
few brief days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Evidently the fireworks Industry
hasn't made a IIitt az Hllman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

M ethoda and
other branches
taught 10 a busl
ness college have
become. In this
commercial age
almost essential
10 success Ger.
tain II is that the
man who wishes
10 rise % the high
est places must
have some knowi
edge Of these sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

us mBil. out 20 city Fsar So
f4antha. HfluI : Hauin. gaf Entered
af Seattle MHah. possibilities Ra
asfmnd .rllsHs fnHfiHr
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Mattings and Hall Carpets at RidiuOusN Low Prizes
HaIlCarpets

Hall and Stair Carpets from one Of se"'''
large hotels, all more or less worn ''''
originally cost from SIPS to $l7S yard a sos
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KNOW 4
EDGE OF
she r
ninnaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

IN TO SUCH advertisement the above is going 10
MU appear IN any newspaper. But just suppose u did
II M appear and that II was genuine advertisement in
~ VI serted by the general superintendent Of railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

EE - a ~ Tacoma
s.. Highland Ave 81 ~
Va lka9 Prairie Ave g.
Nina ttbs T. ElEhfh ga.
kE4t Sc gramd Ave iaa
Fan FfanetHeo Portland
opening
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The secret u thy prisoner. n
thou let u go. thou art a prisoner 10
it."--Hcbrcw proverb.
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ID CalIIn InstiInles Ioeated b.

3 Cleveland Place Denver. Colo z1a
"a. iEtt Seventh 81. FarkerabuTg "
seq Seventh 81 So. Miuurz polls.
b. NO iGGz H&gh 81. l1ea Mainaa a. .
81 Howard Hs Toronto. ont can.
Imaha and New York Institutes nos
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Mattings

In our Exchange Department we offer lap
anese and China Mattngs. in lengths of
to 20 yards; these have been used, but arc
IN iair condition; great bargains at, per yard
$3.50 ''.'''' .'....... ........,. 1Oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

The Ep~orth League 10 the lara
est society Of young psopis in the
world.
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1905 srd A. N. W. Cor. usl,, 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Geo. s. Mccarthy. Of Philadelphia.
holds the American championship
for trap shooting. His score is 80
es 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

"Ef ye want ter 40 over IN hill 30
IN poorhoass. git an satsrmobils.
That's the quickest way
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
HORSE OWNERS TO
TRAIN IN CONWAY

A leading Stuttgart horse owner
has just made arrangements with the
owners of the Faulkner County Fair
to bring string of horses
to Conway within short time and
train them on the fair grounds course
during the spring and summer This
fact and several other inquiries from
horsemen as to the track facilities
here have suggested the possibility
of holding a spring track meeting in
Conway this year and it is probable
that something along this line will
be attempted. An effort is now being
made to organize a local stock com
pany to purchase several good horses,
in order to increase the interest in
breeding fine stock and in the county
fair. Several liberal subscriptions of
stock have already been made and it
is thought the company will be organ
lied within a short time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
SCHOOL BOARDS MEET.

Little Rock, Feb. 1.-THE advisory
board of the state agricultural schools
met with Governor Donaghey yester-
day and appointed a committee COM
posed of Tate of Camden, B. Sorrels
of Ell Dorado, Superintendent George
B. Cook, Mobley of Fayetteville and
Prof. C. F. Adams of Fayetteville, to
decide whether or not the four schools
should be of uniform architecture.
The commissioners of the first district
announced they would start February
20 on northern trip to inspect
schools there.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
TO ASK STATE
AID FOR ROADS

Little Rock, Feb. 1.-THE state
Good Roads Association adjourned
yesterday afternoon with the adoption
of a number of resolutions, among
them that offered by Judge W. A.
Falconer of Sebastian county for state
aid, and the organization of a COM
mission, with an engineer in charge.
Other resolutions adopted were to
give the county judge the right to
take either white or negro prisoners
under the Patterson act, to lease rock
crushing plants and to take convicts
from other counties without having
to pay rs cents day, provided under
the present act. The legislative COM
mittee will take these matters up with
the next legislature.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
MANY VISIT AT
NEW STATE CAPITOL

Little Rock, Feb 1.-THE Arkan-
sas state capitol was the chief attrac-
ton in Little Rock during the ses-
sions of the conventions which have
been held here this week, and not less
than 1000 visitors went over the large
structure daily. Renton Tunnah, the
secretary of the capitol commissiGzi,
conducted the most of the visitors
over the building and pointed out to
them the places where defects had
been remeded. Of all the persons
who visited the building, not one was
heard to express himself otherwise
than favorable to the work the COM
mission has been doing on the build
ing
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11

put the amount opposite his name |
do the same each week till close of
school. Since | began teaching at
Needs Greek, four years ago, our di-
rectors have added a twelve-foot ad-
dition to our schoolhouse, equipped d
it with fine bell, the largest stove
and drum obtainable in Conway,
desks, erasers, buckets, cups, window
shades, wash-pans and towels. The
girls sweep the floor every day and
the yard sometimes once week.
Now, you may be surprised to learn
we have no improvement committee,
no tag day." nor have never tried to
raise a nickel for that purpose. Four
years ago our district paid $50 per
month for teaching. They are now
paying me $50 per month. You may
feel shocked when tell you | only
carry a third grade" Yes, that's
all his excellency, our county eXamin-
er, has seen fit to grant me, and
guess its because | have never seen a
copy of Halleck's Psychology, Dins-
more's rural school and but few of
Aesop's Fables. Would you believe it
possible for a third grader to teach
rural school without acquainting
himself with such valuable literature?
So you see, common sense and lot of
energy is about all that is necessary
for successful teacher. Now, will
some of our high-collared roosters
tell something they have done that's
worked miracles in the rural schools?
shall enclose samples of school
money. Very sincerely,
JOHN ID. STEINSICK.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
MACADAM ROAD
TO LITTLE ROCK

County Judge Joe Asher of Pulaski
county is planning to build q macad-
am road from Little Rock to Conway,
according to Road Overseer A. l..
Nichols of Wooster, who returned last
night from the Good Roads conven-
ton. Mr.. Nichols says Judge Asher
informed him and other Faulkner
county delegates that he would soon
begin the construction of this road
and hoped that Faulkner county
would extend it through the western
half 90 the county, after he had built
it to Conway. Pulaski county has the
use of a large number of state con-
victs, and it by their labor that Judge
Asher states he will build the road to
Conway.
Mr. Nichols is much interested in
the proposed road and is endeavoring
to start a movement here to complete
thc permanent road through the coun-
tV
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
With the Rural
Schools
Linder, Ark, Jan. 81, 1910.
MRS. c. H. NELSON, EDIToRD

Lnder, Ark, Jan. 81, 1910.
Dear Mrs. Nelson:
Your letter reached me some days
ago and you will please pardon my
delay in replying. | have declined
giving my money system, in the past,
for publication; as | know | have
a good thing and thought best to keep
it. After carefully considering your
request, and sympathizing as | do
with the toiling teachers, have decid-
ed to grant it, So far as | have been
able to inquire or find out, such a sys-
TEN is unknown in school work.
manufacture my school money, pay
five cents for every perfect lesson,
fine five or ten cents on lessons badly
imperfect. l fine pupils for whisper
ing or any misbehavior, allow five
cents for being punctual every morn
ing, and fine five cents each day one
is absent. This is my fifth school
here that | have used the money sys-
TEN, and the new hasn't worn off yet.
Hardness and absentees are scarcely
known. | sometimes pay at the end
of the week and sometimes at the end
of each month. A the close of school
| spend $3.50 or $500 for cheap
prizes, such as cheap books, draw
ing pencils, pen-holders, lead-pencils,
etc Il make it point to get some
thing usefuD and auction them off
to the highest bidder, consequently
take up all my money at the close of
school, and make the little ones feel
happy because they are able to buy
something the last day. AS to keep
ing books, get broad five-cent tab
let, write each pupils name on it,
mark a c for each perfect lesson, 5
or 10 for fines and for hardness.
draw lines to indicate each days
work, carry my tablet home Friday
nights, count up each one work and
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
BALF0UR COMPANY
PLEASES AUDIENCE

Music-rovers who were fortunate
enough to be present at Central col
lege last evening enjoyed concert by
Nine. Constance Balfour and company
which was one of the most delightful
ever rendered in Conway. Nine. Bal
four was, of course, the star attrac-
ton, but she was ably supported by
three musicians of high rank. On ac-
count of the illness of Miss Helene
Won Sayn, the company presented in
her place Anton Navratil Of Prague,
a violinist whose work was regarded
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
WANT MONEY FOR STATE FAIR

Little Rock, Feb. 11.-A delegation
of 200 citizens of Hot Springs called
on Governor Donaghey this afternoon
and requested the governor to recon-
mend to the next legislature liberal
appropriation for the Hot Springs
state fair.
The governor replied, stating that
it would give him pleasure to make
the recommendation providing the
revenues of the state would justify it.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
GET TICKETS FOR
THE SPECIAL TRAIN

In order to get the special train to
90 to the Ouachita- Hendrix debate
next Monday, we must guarantee the
railroad company 500 worth of tick
cts at $1.20 each. Receipts will be
given for this amount at Anderson IS
bookstore today and tomorrow. This
receipt when presented to the ticket
agent Monday will be good for tick
ct on the special train. All who in
tend to go viii accommodate us by
getting these receipts now.
It COMMITTEE.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11

by many in the audience as the best
feature of the program. The singing
of Henri La Ronte was repeatedly
sncored, as was that of each of the
company. Miss Harriet Bacon Mac
Donald at the piano proved a most
D! as ng and accomplished accompa-
mist. 1t is to be regretted that larg-
er audience was not present to hear
this musical treat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-02-11
MRS. CANTRELL DEAD.

A telephone message from Little
Rock this afternoon states that Mrs.
Amanda Cantrell, wife of F. D. Can
trell of Greenbrier, died at st. Vim
cents 1nfrmary in that city, where
she had been taken for an operation,
shortly before noon today. Mrs. Can
trell is a sister of Mrs%J. S. Wester-
field of this city She is survived by
her husband and two children. The
body will be brought up from Little
Rock tonight and taken to Greenbrier
for burial tomorrow.