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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

ADJUSTMENTS.

.0OQN0WM .s s Ss; s' I:
ADVANCED vAuDEvubxE
Mat livery Day a;lS Every Might s,ls
This week; "A Night In Turkish
Bath" Gensro and Bailey: Nile. De
FalliereS; henney. Nobody and Plat
Srnyths and Hartmann Clifford Walker:
Hinton and Wootens kinodrOme: Or
pheum Concert Orchestra
PRICES:
ANAAAA@ w. 8oc. SOC. TSc
Matinee. best seats. ase
Except Holidays Saturday & sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
Sagging or Hanging
Cheeks and Chin


F1abbiness OF cheeks, chin or neck
has been considered very difficult tC
correct, until 'he recent discovery OF o
veritable wonder-worker for such con
ditions The preparation IL so simple
and harmless any woman can easily
make and apply IL. II is all the more
remarkable in that its beneficial effects
are apparent even after the first appli.
cation, both as to appearances and the
feeling Of comfort produced.
The formula is: Powdered saxolite
/ o., dissolved In 1 pit. witch hazel
Use daily as wash lotion. The solu'
tion tends 90 contract and solidtfy the
loosened, baggy tissue. smoothing out
the folds, creRses and wrinkles, besides
having refining influence on skin OF
coarse texture and large pores As
witch hazel and saxolite can be had al
any drug store at little cost, many will
doubtless be glad 10 have this success
full recipe-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
Invitations Sent
to Men Who Are to
Help Receive Taft

Invitations have been sent out by the
committee having In charge the arrange
ments for President Taft's visit 20 Omaha
to over 900 OF the leading citizens OF
omaha to act on the reception committee.
These will entitle the holder to a seat on
the platform at the Auditorium. The
Young Mems Christian association Is
also completing arrangements for its part
OF the program. The Fort Crook band
will be at the Auditorium meeting. the
other music 60 consist OF congregational
singing. The rest of the program will
consist OF prayer. the Introduction OF the
president and the address OF the presi-
dent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

Henson,
Tom Mcclure has returned from few
eaSa' stay In Sioux city, la,
William olmated has returned frem
short visit Ia Wichita, Kan,
Mira Charles Neer has returned nom a
few days visit Ia Cook. Neh
son was born 60 MIR and Mrs, r, e,
lAANer on Monday, september IS
Mr. and Mrs, 0eFdon Roth and children
have returned from a visit Ia Tekauaah,
MIs Horace paVeN has returned home
from q ten weeks stay In Wtnsate, Ind,
Afr, aud Mrs Harry Rallhser 0f sc,
raul Nee,, are visiting with friends In
henson,
Mlss Minnie Riee has returned 60 her
hN0e IA Cleveland O., after few days
Visls here
Mrs, William Rice entertained about
twenty az family dinner At her home
Sens were horn last week 10 MI, and
MEa ~ Johnson and Mr., and Mrs. Roy
inward ARssN Of creSton, Nee. spent
last week Visiting Al the home 1T his
els,er In BENSON,
Misses Rereiee BRADLEY and Grace
tSNis aren't the asS last Sunday AZ the
Mrs q, &, iSANasea and granddaughter
~ kNttVAe Farm aRent Few days la
tsiAeen last week,
Miss IVA. RFNegemaa " Henson and
Flsa September "a
MfS, 4 w, heed was operated ca last
"Wednesday az the Methodist hoSpital and
Is FeeNNeEles aieelS,
A1s. v, n sAtrerd ana grNRadaUghteF.
-Matsafet NsieaVA have returned 60 their
AeiNe In flattSn0utA
A, Howard wtlliam kllRs. bert Rama
AND M HAN attended the bankers eaR,
Nehti0A Ia Omaha last week,
Miss Meta NigkhsRer has returned 10
homie IL
VISIT ~NA her sister here.
Misses Madeline Atert0A and BERTHA
MtsseA SAsefe4 AS students ~ the osssAAA
university ea last fSeSaAN,
NE 1SssRA MeSssiSS and daughter,
Ettts, Rave. FSSegaed home tgola = tFtp
&c New NerS CITY AVID the east,
The G,lWeea Grove eiFele viii Aola a
t'sS.,ieSs aN3 seetsl hAeettpk al CAtA kNeN.
lsNs AsA esNt fSesaAS AFTERNOON
,,i ts~s sSs y Y sSNS eSessss saSysaE We
NJ cAAlSPSky, east ~ sSS Rstr stSSS> "
Mfs A, a. SsaSkS fe0pa NarsAaaa
NeAs - NSttps ~ eeRs0a AZ the home
~ Aef SsSsstsA Mrs NeSSrt Rslgsaa,
Nsy, AVA MIS- xstS e clAFks NsA,
Ataek. aaytax the Methodist eoneeF~Nes.
Mrs. = v, SNatth. f0r0egky % ise1ssev
arrived ~ teWR lass "Wednesday u Vislt
~ sss sEs' ~ ne N~ek asseas 81
Miss Nsa Howard entertained a. asa,
RsR az hePPS hslse~ elaA ssst Ssaaiay
sNeRak, WeSa sewers were tata ~
twNAtN kSeStS.
Ms HALFWAY ~ SAa0X CITY, Ia apa
Ms i0 Matter 9ahnsea ee raagFsssp
"a. FrS sNeseS AZ the h0ass ~ M, a.
Mrs. &sN Wa2str0pa
res NtetA&&ss Lsases' Ala seessty MI
Ss sss Ss,ss g Ms y s, NSeal
eSgs e0l - sleetea
MIS- IA n Ne<,aplnsss - Ana.,..,
RR4s arrived ia kseesaa tas hAss ~ -
Nss& ava VIII - a SasSs ef M. A.
MlS Cfagtes faeaks.
Ms J. G, NIsekhA satertahasa Al an
~ etSt week to- ATS Mestya aaa Ma
tSlsS ~ chsseg0. alss. Sssssl ana ~
a1a N,FS , MaekhR
Ms eiats aa4 MRS. Rzoeks e Kama,
steNs NJ. eFgtse1 at HeRseR taSs rhers'
a. 49, srN kitfsts a. tee aease q Mrs
essR Nesssn. s1stF assSs
AsaaektR ana sAstaS. Ma ". 5
feSsR~ have Reversed esss tsSz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
Notes and Gossip from Omaha's Suburban Neighbors

Genoa. III. where they were called by
the death % their mother,
Mrs, j, T. Negue and Mrs, r. l. Rob
inS0n have returned from MArSellleS, Ill,
where they were called by the illness and
death ~ Mrs hoEue'S sister,
Mrs William Butler entertained the
BENSON kensington last Friday after,
noon az sewing bee, All members were
present and lunch was served.
The W, {, T, U, met last Friday after.
r. E, Roswerth led the meeting, which
Was OF scientific order, Music was also
had,
Mrs, NJ, Z, Gould entertained at lunch
last Wednesday afternoon IN honor ot
twenty guests nom Benson and Omaha
were present,
Tho Methodist church pulpit viii he
filled this morning by pastor nom
services, 60 save all a chance 20 attend
Trinity church services,
Mr., and Mrs, Joseph Mcclure enter
taiped az dtnner on Thursday evening
for Mr. and Mrs, James Anderson II
aersoR of Portland, orc,
A number ot the friends OF Miss Helen
lergenSNn save her pleasant surprise
last week al her home, Games and music
furnished the program % the evening
and yetreShments were served,
Miss Helen cartar gave a surprise
party last "Wednesday evening In honor
1 her Eranamother's birthday anntVer~
sary, About ten guests Mere present
and dainty lunch was served,
Frank Rouse and W, M Morse
have = lease on the new. e0ildlag ENlnE
w 81 Main street, erected by the Omaha
| l.ambeF and Oval company and will epen
an 0l'te-aate sreeerS and meat market,
Mr., and Mrs, wtSner ana daughters.
Miss l4Nei1e wtsner and Mrs, carrsA Cub
yer. were called u stuart. la. SUNDAY oN
/ the death of Mr. wtSner's rather, They
returned home the last ~ the week.
Sons were bern during the last week
1 q Afr. and Mrs cd AaNeF, Mr., and
l Mrs T. Kinney ~ tseRsen4 Atr, and
| Gee MAS tNFMegtV Miss lnSalls A
SSsySter Vas RSFa 20 Mr., and Mrs Ora,
Mrs, a, l. Reed entertained last Men,
sSs = Isl S y fS SiS SS S' c sGa Nh TS.
Mrs, y, =, NiSSssaall. Ms, ana MFs q
NJ, Ne Watts ss ~, ~ SsASAs, NJ and Ms,
I A. l. Reed
Mrs, Charles itAfske VAS hostess te ths
L " Ns,asAs club last fhoFSeaS atteFne0h
MgS A, n, c9Sler was the header "a tA5
ssSSsiSs vii < "a On ESsSSy ,as e IN \
feSgsSSy ga sseeSat y AS-SSr~lss
vSassSs a. ItSiSSSSS, vita Mss SSise "a a
alternate
Mss Nellie MITES ana Aears SeAresasr
18th q taees@n. were uasFstea AZ ~,
ssses % Rsy, NJ, sAys&Ss e OsaSSA. =,
The NFeae ~srS SSS Sa.Rs aSsea1sStS
NeSSnas ereskc ass Vas served AZ n0oz
" sSs sSsssSsS, T. TIE sysessg = "
asF west e tAslr nsW esass q, 49,,
stirred ana As2eetN aVSn&e.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
MAN CATCHES NEGRO WHO
STEALS WlFE'S P0CKETB00K

Henry oliver, a negro OF sci North
Twentieth street. was arrested at $50
o'clock last night after having been
chased several blocks by A. S. Pitkin. 9iS
North Twenty-rrth street, whose wife was
robbed OF her handbag by the negro al
Twenty-first and Cunning streets Pitkir
and his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs
Julia Willis, were walking by Twenty
first and Cunning streets when the negro
came up from behind and grabbed Mrs,
Pitkln's handbag and ran. Pitkin over
took tho negro at Eighteenth and Burt
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

traction engine on the grade north of
Florence and had left ,his engine and
gone out ON the bridge. when the train
came along forcing him 10 jump or be
killed.
The Florence Athletic club bali team
Will play three games at the ball grounds
sunday, In the morning they will play
the Nonpariels Of Omaha and in the aft
ernoon the Managers Of the Omaha
amateur teams, and the Clerks. The
Florence boys have won twenty-five out
or the thirty games they have played and
believe that they are entitled to the
championship I'm the lS-year-old class OF
amateur PLAYERS.
In honor 81 George. Mcpherson, who
leaves soon for Chicago. y number OF his
friends met at the home OF HuEh Suite
20 give him farewell, Music. DANCING
and refreshments made the evening pass
ali too soon. but Mr. Mcpherson viii
carry back 60 Chicago the memory OF his
Florence friends, Those present We're:
MeSSrS. Newell Burton. r. NJ. Olmstsad
J, Il, Rrtsbtn. John I40bbld. l. r. Grif-
nth. Henry Anderson, w, II. Thomas,
James Strteltng. r. A. Golding, T. L.
flatE, James Suite. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Suite, Mr. and Mrs Pults. Earl Pults.
Miss Violet Johnson. Miss Suite and
Miss Margaret Suite.
Key to tbs sitaStioa-Bee Advertislns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
What Book Does This Picture Represent?

Street and Number
Send
the contest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

Key to tbs sitGStiOa-Bes Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

?. Doaker. storm. n. =. Berlin, W. l..
Conroy. J. w. Mulckroy. Z, {, Mcpon,-
liam shawgo. w. NJ. Davis, A. A. Ger
hard. James Shean. G. p. Mcfarland, q
Enwright. ~. Hanna. Charles Rapp, ~.
Wech, a. w. Mcdonald, Walter Lake
and JameR Fitzgerald.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

hSesy MssAAsls y NsaEa ca tie 80 as
well as ever,
hsoqsS, l3a
IVA SasPlsy DSVea q SeostseN,es
NeA. rNsss2aN,
Mrs, "a, = RsNs - Vasisax M ara
mrs. W, b. SseEraS
ne Nesak eAte3 q M, ana mrs. vvalte-
NassNN dtea Sanaay
A sea Nss serp ~ Ns, aa4 Nlrs ysssyA
Ssea ne crss q - week
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25

Is your husband CROSSE An irritable.
fault finding disposition Is often due to a
disordered stomach. a man with good d.
gestion is nearly always good-natured. A
great many have been permanently cured
OF stomach trouble by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets, For sale Is all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-25
A Fierce Attnck

OF malaria, liver arrangement and kidney
trouble is easily cured by Electric Bitters,
the guaranteed remedy. soc. For sale by
Reaton Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15

great demand just now for they are
Wei adapted Z wear beneath fash
ionaeie gowns. This p combines n
corset cover with closed drawers.
and the closing can be made either
at tho front or hack. The darts mean
perfectly smooth ~. vet the drawers
AZ" wide enough for perfect comfort
For the medium size will be required
% yards o. ma'eria. -. % Yards
81 inches wide. = Yards OF insertion.
= yards OF odErE. -.s yards ~ bead
ing 10 trim rs illustrated. The bow
knots are applied after May Nautou s.
embroidery pattern. No Dol The
combination pattern. 40. 6S73. rs Cut
iu sizes from - 90 81 inches hust
Uu.s i~"
For tho Younger Girls drawers Of
moderate f...t,s- gre 'up ht- liked
NO. tujG shows those thar are closed
~ 'he sides and hat arc 100 cryrv
way satisfactory. Tor rho 10 wear
sile ".l Dee |r,gu.r.., 81. yarl~ OBJ.
material @" or - inches wide with
J., yards az embroidery ana ro-
Yards ~ Insertion. Tho pattern. 80
'"'i. IS cur iu sizes tor girls from
q To T. years OF acD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15

Totals ..........Soc aQS 931 9eil
To-night-RamhOurs vs. ringvi!ie.
SamOset vs. Whitaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15

Girls School and Dress Shoes
500 pairs out on the tables tomorrow.
Values range all the ~ay from $3.50 10
$3.50; in all sizes W 10 50.
Come in all feathers. all STYLES. q m
MOTHERS. now is your chance 81 .VV
TO save SOC 10 81 so on every pair.
Better act at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
Es.Pirate Goes West.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. IL
Jack Flynn. first baseman. was today
released by the ST Paul American as
ISOLATION team 10 Kansas City. FLYNN
formerly played with the Pl'tsburs
club Of the National league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
INSLEE
DEFENDER
ANA ? z 2 ATnONAL GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS
ON HIM.
Puts Up Fast Game On Links
Against English
Players.

RYE. y. Y. Sept. I4-At the close
OF the fourth day OF play. in the anna
teUr national golf championship. the
American defense against British golf
inc supremacy. as represented by
Harold -. Hilton. OF the Royal Liver
pool club. rests on Charles ". Inslee.
OF 'h" WyAasyl. OF New Rochelle. y.
!. and tne winner OF tomorrow con
test between Frederick Hcrreshon,
playing from the Ekwanok club. or
Manchester. w.. and Charles Evans.
Ir. Of the Edeewa'er club. Chicago.
Hilton VIII play Ins.ee tomorrow.
Jerome ID. Travers. twice a national
champion. made q gallant effort i'm
th' third round TO-DAY. 10 stop the
Hrtlsn champion. but went down on
'L" fa.r'y-'ourth green by a score OF
HI ana . 90 play. More than three
i"oIsaHi golf enthusiasts tramped the
'.-"f yards OF The Apawamis course
twice 90 SEQ What was probably the
greatest goliing struggle ever waged
in 'h.- country.
Three Other Matches.
'N" 'NIet oIufT matches in the
third round We're absolutely neglected.
}'t Irziee had 20 play 80 holes to de
feat g. ". Whittcmore, Of the Coun-
'ry club. o. Hrookllnc. Mass. 1 up.
while Herreshoh vas carried 10 the
-nc green b. Oswald Kirkby. Of
f~.rrI"WJUl. Chick" Evans. after be-
jug three down az the md OF the
morning round played record break
|HL EI.| DO. tho .HHf HWu.w and AHrwan.I
OF Albert Scctci. OF Riverside, Chi
'a-o hE , up and I to play. Evans
subsequently, kept on 90 the 18th hole
iu n- afternoon match. where he es-
fst.-ucI q low record Tor the course
OF ar even .u The former record Of
b. Was h',l hN ilorrc-hoG. because
n. f''- FAST golf Evans is picked 10
d..'at Uorrs-hor tomorrow. and 10
many 'uc smiling youuE Chicagoan IS
r"c.r.ed a the American hope
against U.''.u
Dr. TOOK tIo entire executive board
OF rho United states Golf Association.
H sisted bl fh' local committee and
itt itt.Du- OF ono inch rope. 20
Keep tHt gt|r-t within reaeonabls
husri.. i.H.rt tho Hilton Travers
match to-day. hIt al hands saw a
Hi'... Df lau..
HH'7o Waste of Links.
iN '"- '. .f-' FH.f. In tho
.rr- .. . .lshf ..lwp l.-..l tho
.r-- f.... hrt.- in f.c afternoon. HIl-
f.r H.. .tI.- MASTER r. .Ia ..fI
F.- .. It f.. rn.f hr
.. ...t .IrI.rr. I... hm a,
sf N... .r. srIai
IrI..r ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
Tries Suicide.

special pispotrr ,o tic Intelligence.
STEUDENVILLE. O. Sept. IL
Frcda Weber. an inmate Of q disor-
DERBY house. made an attempt upon
her life here by drinking carbol.c
acid. bur was saved from suicidius.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
CREDITORS LINE
 UP AT TREASURY

Little Rock, June 8.-From the line of patient walters in front of the of flee of the state treasury each morn ing, the appearance of box office of a theater where very popular play has tickets on sale, is given. These are merely creditors of the state who come early in order to catch the worm. From various sources sfrom $500 to 5000 daily reaches the office of the treasurer, to be credited to the general fund. In these days of the depleted general revenue fund, the first on hand with warrants in the morning draw down the prizes. AS no favor ties are played, first come, first serv- ed, the available cash is paid out ev- cry morning before the line of credit ors is exhausted, and some have to wait for the little balance accumu- lated by the following morning. The receipts Tuesday were about $900 and this was soon gone.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
TWO SENATOR'S TESTIFY
GRAND JURY MAKING THOR OUCH INVESTIGATION OF
 LITTLE'S CHARGES.

Little Rock, June 8.-That the Pulas- Xxi county garnd jury was investigat- ing a matter which concerns some of the members of the general assembly was evident yesterday from the char acter of witnesses examined and wit nesses subpoenaed, all of whom are members of the body.
 The witnesses who are said to have been quizzed by the body were Sena- tors Rodgers of Benton, Turner of Craighead and Green of Union. Sen ator Friedell of Miller appeared be- fore the jury on Wednesday.
 Each witness, it is said, has been cautioned concerning the rules of the jury and enjoined from giving any in- formation to any one regarding the nature of their testimony.
 The following senators and repre- sentatives are said to have been sum- moned to appear before the grand jury today and tomorrow: Senators Elmo CarlLee, w. K Oldham and William Fletcher, Representatives w A. Jackson, T. P. Yadon, John T. Wal ker, William N. Nunn, w. A. Ander. son, D. A. Bradham, Joseph Haradge S. P. Meador, J. J. Partain, N. R Lewis, D. D. Glover, G. J. Lindsey, W | M. Davis and c. P. Newton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08

were visitors here Sunday from Sun ny Gap. Andrew Oliver and wife of Bery attended services at Liberty yester. day.
 James McCord was made w. O. w. a few nights ago at Saltillo.
 P. N. J. Wilkerson and wife of near Conway visited their son, Vernon and wife at this place, since our last re. port,
 Several people went down on Pa larm fishing few nights ago and re- port fine luck.
 Several peopel from Beryl, Sunny Gap and Mt. Olive attended services at Liberty Sunday.
 J. R. Paul made business trip to town last week.
 June 2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
ATTENTION, WOODMEN.

On Monday night, June 12, at the regular meeting of Conway camp No. 35, w. o. w., the following matter will come up for discussions:
 Resolved, That according to the constitution and bylaws of the Wood men of the World, no policy can be collected in case of death unless each assessment is paid promptly by the 1st day of each month; that the clerk is not required to go around and col lect same, nor has he the right to pay same."
 This is important to every member, so be on hand.
 R. K. WILKINSON, 7d-5t Chairman of Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
TELL HOW TO COMBAT
 WEEYIL IN HANDBILLS
MERCHANTS OF LAKE VILLAGE WILL GIVE CIRULARS TO
 FARMERS OF CHICOT.

Little Rock, June 8.-The agricult-
 ural department was notified yester- day by the editor of the Chicot Specta- | tor that the merchants of Lake Will
 lage have inaugurated new cam- paign against the boil weevil. They
 will have printed a large number of
 handbills to distribute to farmers when they buy goods, detailing the best methods of fighting the pest. The
 agricultural department was asked to furnish about 15 or 20 of the most important suggestions toward fighting
 the boil weevil, which was sent out yesterday by Deputy Commissioner L.
 E. Hutchins.
 The handbills will be about six by
 10 inches in size and each merchant
 will use about 1000, sending them out
 with purchases that he knows go to the actual farmers. There will be no
 advertising matter. The weevil has
 not shown up in that community yet,
 but it is expected to put in an appear ance and proper preventive measures are to be taken at once. The idea originated with the editor of the Chi cot Spectator and he thinks that his suggestion, if acted upon, will be the best way of teaching the farmers what is necessary in order to keep down the weevil.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
CROSS ROADS.

Corn is needing rain great deal now. Some has been laid by.
 Mrs. Mary Bowman of Chadwick spent the past week visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Allen, at this place.
 H. B. Bush and daughter, Miss Ly- da, went to town last week.
 Miss Beulah Johnston of Conway is here on few days visit to her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Tucker.
 Miss Tessie Bass of Richwoods is here on few days visit to relatives and old friends.
 Rev. Dawson, the Christian preach CT of Conway, preached very inter esting sermon here Sunday evening. His subject was Purpose of Preach ing"
 w. w. Johnston and Lonzo Wood worth and wife of Sunny Gap visited relatives at this place yesterday.
 The w. o. w. will unveil the man. ument of Sov ". 2. Shaw at New Liberty next Sunday, June II, at 2 o'clock. Every neighboring camp is invited to ake part. ]. Mrs. Emma Langley, while at churc hlast Sunday, was taken sudden ly i'll and came very near dying.
 Rev. Ford preached very inter- esting sermon here Sunday to a large congregation.
 James Flack and sister, Miss Ruth,
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
NOTICE.

To the school teachers while in Con- way, call and get one of my large Jew elry Catalogues. From it you may be able to order the very article you want, otherwise you would be put to some trouble in getting it. The cata. logue is yours for the asking. I would be glad to have you call and get one l also have little souvenir that will be glad to give you also.
 Yours truly,
 J. J. LIVINGSTON,
 Jeweler.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Friday, generally fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
FOR SALE.

The following must be sold within the next few days and are offered at a bargain: Two vehicles-a trap and a runabout-one sewing machine, one moving machine Cash or good notes d3t w. w. RIVERS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
SOME FINE OATS.

Although reports from all over the county are to the effect that the oat crop is practically ruined by the drouth, Luther Bolls brought the Log Cabin Democrat fine specimen bun- dle from his place west of Conway this morning. Some of the stalks he brought in measured 5 inches in length.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
CENTRAL CATALOGUE.

Dr. J. w. Conger -. ted lo the Conway Printing Company the contract for printing the annual cata, logue of Central College. Dr. Con ger plans to issue the handsomest cat alogue ever gotten out for an Arkan- sas college
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
MASONIC ELECTION.

The annual election of officers of Green Grove lodge No. 107, F. and A.. M., will be held at the lodge hall Sat urday night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08

STRAYED.-Two-year-old bay lilly colt with bell on and year-old mare mule colt with wart under left eye from my place, four miles southeast of Greenbrier. Reward for their return or any information leading to their recovery. J. H. Glover, Greenbrier, Ark. w3ts
 Old naperc for cala at fhic offiea
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-08
SELLS RESIDENCE.

Henry Whiddon has sold his resi- dence in the western part of the city to Virgil Hinkle.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-06
TITLES TO CHURCH PROPERTY.

1t was, doubtless only after the most
concluded to advise the hierarchy OF
the United States to follow the New
York method of vesting titles to church
property.
The eminent lawyer, Charles OCon-
nor, is said to have drafted the New
York law (ch. As, Laws of 1859, in
collaboration with Archbishop Hughes
Many other states like Wisconsin and
Minnesota had copied the New York
law. Michigan varied this scheme of
legislation very much. but. in the opin-
ion of the late Father Baart of Mar
shall, Mich, Can eminent canon law :
yer.) the Michigan method was the
best legislation of the kind ever de-
vised, so far as the wants OF the Cath
Ollie church are concerned.
our new inheritance tax legislation
ESQ rapidly, during the past ten years,
developing on the statute books), is
practically forcing Catholic churches
and charitable institutions to incorpor-
ate. They have to become creatures
of the law" to save themselves from
transmission taxes; but the settled at
titude of the American courts Is such,
as respects the canon law of the
church, that few of the dangers to re-
ligion, anticipated from the French
cultural associations, for instance, are
to be feared here.