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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

The officers of Texarkana are de-
termined, since liquor has been petit
toned out, to make it dry town, and
Fred Neal, bootlegger, was convict
ed recently and given $119 to work
out on the Miller county roads at IS
cents a day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07
Not Bring You a
Thousand Dollars
Tomorrow

Some merchants say doesn't pay to advertise-they
have tried times and could any direct
results from it.
THEY KNOW! THEY ARE RIGHT!
Any merchant that expects to get direct results from
just several ads just dropped in the and them
need expect results They will not get results for
suits forthcoming to the who just advertses
several times and then
If the advertiser wishes to get results from used
in a newspaper he just advertise and then
he do all the tne! He can't expect his store to be
crowded ad put in today unless he had
ad the day before and expects follow the ad today
with another tomorrow Rome wasn't built in day,
and neither is big trade going to arise from days
advertising. You must advertise every dayevery week
every yearand not until you do this you expect
suits from your advertising.
Advertising will pay you-t has paid others in Con-
way They have said And the who said it be
relied upon, too Remember, that honest, clean and
straightforward advertising every day will and
other kind will!
The Log Cabin Democrat is at your service and be-
ieves that if you will follow the above that it
the foregoing assertions
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Good results always follow the use
of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, are healing,
strengthening and antiseptic. Try
them. For sale by Burr Walthall
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Charley Ward, well-driller at
Ashdown, went into well to repair
pump and was overcome by gas. A
fellow-workman went down and pull
ed hi mout by rope which he fasten-
ed around Wards neck.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Farming is no snap. For that mat
ter, no job is, if the man who holds
it makes the best of it. Snaps are not
makers for progress, but are promot-
ers of Incidence and stifle ambition.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

All convicts in the Arkansas peni
tertiary, camps or on the farm, en-
joyed a holiday July A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Governor Donaghey spoke at Tex
arkana Saturday, at Rogers Monday
and Hope Tuesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Mrs. John Hozier of South Hot
Springs last week became insane and
was attempting to cruelty her chill
dren when officers arrived and re-
strained her.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

If you let someone else do your
work for you, it is possible that some
one else will receive the reward for
it..
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

At the end of the fourth month the
DeQueen water company has issued
statement showing the enterprise
to be a paying investment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

A five days homecoming celebra-
ton began at Mineral Springs July
A. This is the fourth annual home
coming to be held there.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Paragould will put on big poultry
show October ST.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Every days start the weeds gel
means two to catch up.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Rector boasts large baptismal
fount of concrete in the city park, in
which 60 were baptized last Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

The Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad will soon begin the construc-
ton of magnificent depot at Helena.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

President Taft is contemplating a
visit to Arkansas in October and may
accompany Theodore Roosevelt to Hot
Springs to attend the state fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

De Walls Bluff will have land
congress celebration August /.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

en-, showed a perfectly formed, but
smaller egg, on the inside.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

w. H. Hodge of Berryville is dis
playing hen egg which, when brok'
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Hazen wants bakery, believing the
town is large enough to support an
institution of this kind.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

A granddaughter of w. H. Miller
at Pea Ridge was bitten through the
lips by pet dog. A mad dog passed
through the vicinity two months be-
fore and bit number of dogs, among
them two other belonging to Miller,
which afterwards went mad. 1t is
supposed the dog which bit the child
was suffering with rabies.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Oscar Tindale of Brownstown has
cut three crops of alfalfa from his
meadow this year and expects to get
two more cuttings of fine hay.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Bentonville is having a chautauqua
from July 6 to 10 at which such cele-
brities as Frederick Warde are ap-
pearing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Piggott reports two cases of small
poX
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Fort Smith is having an old SOL
diers reunion from July 6 to 9, in
which both the blue and the gray are
participating.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Drug Company
RemovalNotic

I have moved my Grocery across
the street in the building south of the
Layman hotel | now have full line
of Staple and Fancy Groceries and
will be pleased to serve you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

The agricultural college at Month
cello will have equipment costing
100000. The directors have decid-
ed to offer 81 free scholarships to the
young men of the district.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Ozark shipped 1000 crates of early
peaches and two cars of Pooles' No. /.
Carload shipments of Elbertas will
begin in two weeks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

corn before it is too late to have a
crop mature.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

The Ice growers have begun to
flood their fields, but Jupiter Pluvius
have assisted the growers materially
this season.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

en-, showed a perfectly formed, but
smaller egg, on the inside.
Governor Donaghey spoke at Tex
arkana Saturday, at Rogers Monday
and Hope Tuesday.
At the end of the fourth month the |
DeQueen water company has issued
a statement showing the enterprise
to be a paying investment.
Oscar Tindale of Brownstown has
cut three crops of alfalfa from his
meadow this year and expects to get
two more cuttings of fine hay
The papers of Arkansas are the
ones to be credited for giving the JEFF
fries-J ohnson fight returns to the
people. Pine Bluff Graphic, Stuff
CART Arkansawyer and number of
other live dailies of the state stepped
in when the telegraph companies re-
fused to give the bulletins and secured
the service for the anxious citizens.
Stuttgart has sold it's first sewer
bonds, dsposing of bonds amounting
to $4,000 at par. The bonds bear
per cent and a better offer might
have been secured but for adverse
state laws which prevented some
financial institutions from bidding
for the bonds.
In Hot Springs an autoist was ar
rested for running his automobile at
night without a headlight 1t was
then discovered Hot Springs has no
ordinance prohibiting vehicles from
running at night without headlights
and the council will now get busy
and create a new ordinance.
Bentonville is having a chautauqua
from July 6 to Is at which such cele-
brities as Frederick Warde are APP
pearing.
A granddaughter of w. H. Miller
at Pea Ridge was bitten through the
lips by pet dog. A mad dog passed
through the vicinity two months be-
fore and bit number of dogs, among
them two other belonging to Miller,
which afterwards went mad. 1t is
supposed the dog which bit the child
was suffering with rabies
Ozark shipped 1000 crates of early
peaches and two cars of Pooles No. l.
Carload shipments of Elbertas will
begin in two weeks.
Fort Smith is having an old SOL
diers' reunion from July to 9, in
which both the blue and the gray are
participating.
Hazen wants bakery, believing the
town is large enough to support an
institution of this kind.
De Walls Bluff will have land
congress celebration August /.
A five days homecoming celebra'
ton began at Mineral Springs July
A. This is the fourth annual home
ao,>,;,o 70 ha hold there
Mrs. John Hozier of South Ho'
Springs last week became insane anc
was attempting to cruelty her chill
dren when officers arrived and re
strained her.
Paragould will put on big poultry
show October ST.
At Hamburg the planters have
found oats improbable this year ant
are blowing up their fields which were
planted in the grain to make room fol
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

In Hot Springs an autoist was ar
rested for running his automobile at
night without headlight. 1t was
then discovered Hot Springs has no
ordinance prohibiting vehicles from
running at night without headlights
and the council will now get busy
and create a new ordinance.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

The papers of Arkansas are the
ones to be credited for giving the JEFF
fries-J ohnson fight returns to the
people. Pine Bluff Graphic, SUIT
CART Arkansawyer and number of
other live dailes of the state stepped
in when the telegraph companies re-
fused to give the bulletins and secured
the service for the anxious citizens.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-07

Stuttgart has sold it's first sewer
bonds, disposing of bonds amounting
to $4,000 at par. The bonds bear
6 per cent and a better offer might
have been secured but for adverse
state laws which prevented some
financial institutions from bidding
for the bonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
coNTEs CLOSES.
douglas International

douglas International
In circular letter to the members
OF the Douglas chamber of commerce
and mines Secretary E. P. Grindell
makes some interesting announce
ments. Among these is the state
ment that the membership contest
viii close on Monday night. Thus
far thirty-three new members have
been added. twenty by the reds and
thirteen by the blues. One dollar
pays for the balance of the present
quarter and it is likely that a num-
Der more will be added before the
close of the contest.
On Monday night there is to be
an open meeting. held IN the Gads-
den Rathskellar, at which time nom
nations for the directorate of the
chamber for the coming year will be
made At that time the contest for
members viii be declared closed.
The secretary is now getting sp a
booklet which will contain a list OF
all the members in good standing.
which means a roster OF the promin-
ent and progressive business men Of
the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

lily a player CThis in opposition to
the rule governing medal play CON-
petitions)
s. Players may make one or more
rounds On any day. but no player
can play one-half round % holes) on
one day ond the same number of
holes on another day and tarn in
such card as one round of Is holes.
A round of is holes must be com
pleted without a break. the day upon
which II is started.
9. All cards must be turned in
whether the round has been com
pleted or not. otherwise the player
holding the card VIII be disqualified.
10. The winner of this trophy
shall be the player who has the
lowest net totol for the 90 holes.
IL Should two or more players
tie. then one round OF IS holes, or
more If necessary. shall be played
until the winner OF the trophy is
determined.
IL. In the absence of the club
captain. all questions relative 10 this
competition should be referred to
Geo. W. Cass. acting chairman Of
the sports and pastimes committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
GRtEALEE WATCHES
STATEHOOD BILL
douglas International !


Aere win be a great disappoint-
n1ss among. the people who are to
be.szne citizens OF the new county Of
Gresalee should there be any inter
feuaaoe with the creation of that
coasty because of any provision Of
tho statehood bin now pending in the
se~ste We are very anxious 10
fo<a the new county and /. myself.
Nsoeis rather see statehood delayed
than 20 see any interference with the
creation OF the new county"
mas spoke H. s VanGorder, man
as>r of the store department Of
the Detroit Copper company at Mo
reccs. who arrived in Douglas yester-
dax. remaining here over night and
gussg on to Cananea this morn ng on
a hssiness trip. Speaking further of
the Hew county of Greenlee Mr.. Van
Gorser said: Il feel sure that the
negs county of Greenlee win become
cue Of the most prosperous OF any
Of she counties OF the territory, hav-
ing no greater area of population
and expect 20 see it become the
most economically governed Our
peuple have felt for years that they
were paying taxes at an exhorbitant
rake and receiving very little benefit
for ne ta1 money paid into the old
cesxty q Cochise and at last de
teEsafsed Go try the new county plan
as a neass OF lettering their con
dassa and l feel confident that they
hare made no mistake"
Nc. vanGonder has been connected
Wsxa the company store at Morenci
for sineteea years and has a wide
acasaistance in that part of the ter
ritsy. II. y. Rice. of this city. was
the assistant IN the store manage
msxs at Morenci for a number of
wears. under Mr. VanGorder and they
are fast friends According to Van
Gorder BAorenci is progressing at
aluzt the same gait as for several
years in the past After attending
10 bis business engagement at Cana
nea re will return to Douglas for an
other short visit before returning
hozs Last night the Morenci Wis
itor was taken to the country club
by several friends here. where he
Was shown through the club house
and got a glimpse Of the brilliant ball
IN rrssresS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

Mrs. Edmondson and son Charles
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
MEANING OF THE
EASTERN REVOLT

PHOENIX. April 25.-.1n the re-
cent congressional elections in the
East l see the first rumblings of the
political rebellion that is to sweep
this country against Cannonism and
the Payne-Aldrich tariff"
Col. J. F. Wilson, former delegate
to congress. thus expressed himself
this morning when asked for an
opinion regarding the election of Ha-
vens over AlGridge in New York
Tuesday
'Foss of Massachusetts and Hav-
ems of New York have been placed
in congress by republicans who have
rerolted. and will continue to vote
the democratic ticket until the re
publican party has been unseated at
the national capital.
I believe the American people are
awakening 10 the danger in which
our cherished institutions have been
placed by the dominion of the re-
public by men OF greed and seifinter-
est. Their disapproval viii be reg
istered at the ballot box
In the present congress. with its
passage of the Payne-AIdrich taria.
has placed the republican party in
hole out OF which It cannot crawl in
twenty years.
Democratic success is assured on
every hand. Every democrat who
has left his party will now come
back. With them win come the in
surgent republicans. who must vote
the democratic ticket to find a way
to express thir approval Of a new
order of political conditions.
@Foss and Haven have the distinc-
ton OF being the first. but the cleo
ton OF democrats in strong repubh-
can congressional districts before long
will be so common that people will
cease 20 be attracted by more than
passing attention.
4 believe the lower house OF the
next congress will be democratic, and
as fast as We can force the stand-pat-
tiers out we viii take the senate. The
election of a democrat to succeed
President Taft win be the crowning
achievement"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
KuYKENDALL LEAVES.

douglas Internationail
". ]. Kuykendal. sovereign OF the
Odd Fellows. left this morning for
"a Paso, en- route to his home at
Saratoga, Wyoming, after twenty-four
hours entertainment at Douglas. Last
night he was the guest at an en-
tertainment In odd Fellows hall. for
the members and the Rebekkas,
which tended to commemorate the
anniversary of the founding OF the
Odd Fellows here. The decorations
were especially pretty. consisting OF
purple. the color Of the local encamp-
ment pink and green for the Re
bekkas and scarlet for the organi-
cation.
At the session last night the in
Production of the honored guest was
made by David Benshimol. the grand
SIRE responded. There we're remarks
by d. T. Dunlap and banquet was
served
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

w. C. McGowan came in from FL
Paso last evening.
c. f. Ruiz OF Tucson came down
from the old Pueblo today.
r. Castanada, the chief construc-
ton engineer. came in from Naeozari
today.
r. L. Benton. a ranch owner from
near FL Tigre. is a business visitor
in Douglas
Geo. W. Edgar. Fred Shilling and
]. Anderson of Los Angeles. are
Douglas visitors.
c. J. Hysham of Omaha. partner
Of w. II. Neel. came in from 4 Bar
ranch last evening.
Miss McDevitt. who has been at
the La Carload mines. is spending a
few days in Douglas.
Jas w. Malcolmson of Kansas City
mining expert for the FL Tigre Co.
spent the day in the city.
Mrs. George Krinbill. mother OF
Prof Krinbll. who was attending the
musicale. spent the night at the
Gadsden.
Mrs Edmondson and son Charles
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
Here From morenci.

NJ. NJ. Carsen. who is in charge Of
the cffice of the Detroit Copper CON-
pany store at Morenci. is in the city
for a visit of a few days. He ha
been in his present post on for many
years and viii meet many friends
here among those who formerly re-
sided in MOrenci before coming to
Douglas. Mr.. Carson was taking a
careful survey of the big smelter and
store OF the Copper Queen today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

w. NJ. Paine of Dallas. Texas. is in
the city on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

w. II. Forbes. representing an Fl
Paso grocery house. came in last eY-
ening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

H. l. vanGorden. chief manager of
the Morenci store and w. NJ. Carson.
chief bookkeeper. are Gadsden guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
FINE PRIZE FOR
DOUGLAS GOLFERS


A trophy. which Will still further
stimulate interest in the ancient and
honsrable game OF golf has been pre-
sentod by the directors of the Coun-
Try club and play viii commence to
morrOw. In the gift OF the cup there
are conditions which are novel and
which will still further awake inter
est in the play. SO that the keenest
OF keen competition may be expected
TO result. In presenting the cup to
the sports and pastimes committee the
board of directors sent with it the
following letter. describing TIC con
ditsons for decomposition:
DOUGLAS. Ariz., April 81, 1910.
Alr. Geo. ". Cass. acting chairman
spores and pastimes committee. Doug
as Country club, Douglas, Arizona
Dear Sir: The undersigned. com
prssing the board of directors of the
Douglas Country club. do hereby pre-
sent 20 the club Directors Cup"
which shall be competed for between
the dates April Gath and June 1st,
1918. under the following rules and
conditions.
l. An male members of the club
ia good standing are eligible to com
PETE Sor Tins trophy.
? The play shall be ninety holes,
medal play. and shall be played on
the links OF the Douglas Country
CLUB arder the rules governing such
competitions unless otherwise speci-
fed IN 5 rounds OF Is holes each.
3 The handicap in this cOmpe-
titioa shah be twothirds of the reg
uiar handicap. which shall be pub
lished on the oath of April. 1910. on
tue notice board on the verandah of
the club house.
4. When q player desires to play
a roand OF IS holes in this event, ne
snail declare himself by getting from
the club steward. a specially marked
card, which shall also bear a num-
her. and he shall sign the book which
is in care OF the steward. in the
blank space opposite the number
which his card bears.
5 Cards must be properly certi-
fed 10 and put IN the box on the
club yerandzh whenever a player has
finished his round of IS holes.
s. Players may select. % suit
themselves. the days between the
above dates. upon which they de-
sire 10 compete.
= Having practiced approaching
and putting. prior TO making a round
in thfs competition. viii not disqual-
The Swine or the FIowsr7
All mel saw a huge and loathsorne stys
Wherein drove Of wailo~ing swine
we're barred,
Whose banquet shocked the nostrl and
the eye,
Then spoke voice, ''Beilold the source
Of lardI'
/ fed, and saw field that seemed al first
One giistening mass Of roses pure and
white,
with dewy buds 'zsid dark green foliage
nurscd,
And, cs fingered DER the lovely sight,
The summer breeze, that cooled th-t
Southern scene.
Whispers, " Behold tt soErce Of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
DOUGLAS NEWS AND PERSONALS

of Bisbee attended the concert last
evening and are spending the day
with Miss Barbara wohlgamuth at
her home on Seventh street.
Superintendent Lutz returned yes
terday from Phoenix.
w. M. Paine of Dallas, Texas. is In
the city on business.
w. II. Forbes. representing an Fl
Paso grocery house. came in last ey-
II. l. vanGorden. chief manager of
the Morenci store and w. NJ. Carson.
chief bookkeeper. are Gadsden guests.
Theodore Carter of Silver City.
who is interested in the Jim Finch
property near Ptlares. came In from
Mexico yesterday.
W. y. Cdwde one Of the owners
of the La Carload mine accompanies
by NJ. NJ Tuly Werner. chief stock
holder, are guests at the Gadsden.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, wife Of the
assistant superintendent OF the Moe
tezuma Copper company, accompanied
by Miss Edith Williams daughter Of
the superintendent. is stopping in the
city today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
viii Hold Social.

The program for a big stag social
which will be held at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building next Friday night includes
the Douglas band. boxing by o'Hara
and pupils. a bowling match between
the Conundrums and Owls and bas-
ket ball. Lemonade will be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26

BIDS will be opened Tuesday, April
2sth. 1910. for the erection OF the
Royal Theafer on Main street Plans
the architect
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
Attend Concert.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Blair, DR.. and
Mira Sims. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. VIII
Hanson. Mr.. MaeMosher and Mrs.
A. E. Hurst came down from Bisbee
to attend the Lebling concert and
were guests at the Leslie.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
RANGES

A bagain in ho.el ranges. every
thing bought. sold. exchanged. Stand
ard Furniture Co. Allen block
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-26
From canaena.


at her Tome her friend Mrs. Earpe
of caaanea. Mrs. Earpe has Just
returned from the Maccabees conven-
tica at Phoenix.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-22
LIFERS' NAMES ON CANE.
Deputy Warden Of Marquette Prison
Exhibits CHASTITY Souvenir.

Deputy Warden T. b. Catlin, OF Mar
Quette prison. who was in Detroit,
Thursday. for a prisoner, has a rather
CHASTITY souvenir in the form OF big
cane, on which are engraved the names
OF nearly all those serving life terms
ia the institution
Mr.. Catlin's cane brought some rec
objections OF other days to Detroit po-
lice officers. The signatures OF Harry
Parker and Harry Johnson. the muir
derers of Pawnbroker Joseph Meyer,
have a prominent place on the stick.
William Jones. murderer OF Hayward
is another famous name In Detroit
criminal annals that decorates the
cane Jacob Dussold and John Walk.
er. who killed William Herman in a
Gratiot-ave. saloon. are enrolled. Emil
Waltz, who was convicted of the muir
der OF little Alphonse Wines, and
who afterwards killed himself, also
has a place.
Another famous criminal whose
rame is on the cane, is Raymond
Holiday. bandit of the northern pc.
ninsula. Deputy Catlin came here
after Harold Warren, of Cadillac
Mich. Warren had served one year of
a fve-year sentence for a serious Of.
Tense. He was paroled and fell from
grace again in Detroit. He has been
held in the county jail, pending his re-
turn to Marquette