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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02

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bid in Die Wertitatt Der 9ebsimbsams
ten uno lernen teunsn, nit tpelheu
Wittsln fie arbetteu. 8srfoleung,
lIsberrumpelune uub lleberfubruna
elmer Talihmdnssrbanbe bilben 3tpet
unb sSnhalt oes Stiidss. Die 6aroz
lung bringt pieie aufreeenoe gtofneute,
GroBartig ift bic fseneriihe 4usitats
tung. 5urrp 5ielos ipielt Die Saupts
role uno sr pirb bon elmer tiihtigen
9sislIihaft unteritiist.
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ousiren Tih otsie Dohs nsben Qnoereu
gnbnengrobeu bic sngtiihs 5hduipie,
lerin sseiTie Niarporo unD Sobn Glsns
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bile Rdrriere. Wiliom Macnrt uni
giblnnne BRADFORD iteben NIT Der 80
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

gIbora 8. Brunf an Geo. ssiIbel
unb Wm. 6enrp, | Got in 6olt Ri.
barbion's unternbtbeiluna, ST etc.
Union Snpinss RenltnGo. an 2eons
tine s.. Wurrap. Got 78 in Ohio 9anf
II. Snip. SO. lnterabibeiIuna, 5000.
Ism. Runnan an Bartlett Realir
Co., 55 Sub an Got 35 in y. 9. 9Drs
tons uaterabtheiIuns. Sailen, ST etc.
sSeremiab 6. 9rumbin. an Sobn
Gbrifienien, so SUB on dloraf ape.,
Vprwoob, ST etc.
Joreign Gbriitinn MiiI. Gocietp on
sSereniab 6. Grumbine, Got $50 on
Glsmere. $2260.35.
Gena M. potpeil an Guitap 6. Siibs
man, so Sub on 5oreIt Mpe., Nors
ipooo. ST. etc.
gietor Rublbsrs an siloen n.
Trend, 2 Ider in Sett. 2, 9reen Sp.
ta IntheiD, ST etc.
ST. q. Chopper, abn,., an Woies
0oloimitb, / Got on IA. Ctr, 1896.
0erielbe an 1ilbeu H. 3renh, ii
Mder in bin., 1893. 70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Gineinnoti, 6 I, 80. San.
Reue Sppptheten.

6 Gineinnoti, 30. San.
Reue Sppotbeten
Cora Sarseani an 90. !. Burt.
$500.
Di.I.lb. on Centennial 9. u.
$1,000.
eIfis 6. aObib an WalIace a.ni
$3.50.
Wm. IptpIins, on A. Daro 9. Ii. g
Co.. $1,000.
Zulu Squires an Go. GiIbsb, 5000
Jlorence Waoosn an Cottage y. II
9. 60. S2750.
GtasbnIeW SoIb on Champion 9
u. Nc. 2, $500.
Winris probit on Bartlett RsaIt,
Co.. 81 te.
eugene g. Sirntoeb an Mm. Z
5irn.csb, 1920.
9etiI9te Sppptb.ten.
Gbas. Z. Carr On propicent 2oor
Co.. $1,000.
Im. Waeenldnber, IT,, on q. W
Seifrieb, $3.50.
euocia 8. 3rud an GIa gaieman
$3.50.
Dt,'eIbe on e. Q. Wloriin, $1,000
Y. 6. Grid Gil Rob. Carroll, 1926
5drrD Appel on 9eIt Ctr. go.
&. II. y. Co., $500.
WosbaI:ne Vofb an S1ara Smith
$500.
Serbert M. Stotha.a On Wpomiui
9. II. g. g.. 1890.
Gb. Mueblberg on Cine. 80. 6. 9
II. 8. Co., $500.
louis sd. Guinius an WnriIe y
9opptr. $3.50.
aenu Wi. pppea an propibsut S.g
II. 3. Co.. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
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Sos. z. Yarr an Soln 8. Qarr, so
SUB an Isabella Ctr. 9pbe port.
81 etc.
M. q. Goop.. an Cora Sars.oni,
Got II in grp.r' sllnterabtbeiluns, Wt.
2coiout. 81 etc.
Geo. 8 gbersinonn on 9Iante ..
gpersmon, Spis 20 unb IA In g. g.
Carpenters 3. llnte-absbeiluns. Wpos
ming. ST etc.
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Cots in Clifton 9eigbts llnterabtbeis
lung, 81 etc.
albert euebbtrndnn an Jofepb9obs
ntr, l6 Jub CT W1Iuut, nabe IL. Sir.,
ST etc.
Dm. 6. aombert an pbilip garep
Man. 60, Got 18 in Mm. Durreu, IT,,
linierabtbalang, 81 etc.
Warp geussr (per SberifD an Wm.
G. Gamberi. b.sisIte Gigentbum,
$4Ge.6I.
Jranl G. s5ornbcd an Wlihoel
streibis, s Cots an Gunfet NDe., 81
etc.
2aiprence Jogolp an CD. Gagaln,
Got SO IN plat BON Rem Baltimore.
81 etc.
aime unb ). u. Ua. Junser an gIo'
"a 6ummel. l Got an Columbia ADe..
81 etc.
Gbos. Rsnn.t.r an Gli5dbetb pen'
berp. Got 25 in Grefup unb Wias I'm
terabth<iluns. 81 etc.
llnion GaDinss Reoltp 60. oHWort
u. Conner. Got 544 IN Dbio Qdnb e
Jmpr. 60. llnterabtbeiluns, $3.50.
U. ). Greiap an lnla Squires, ]
Got IN GllersIie llatsSabtbd dlnng. s.
e3e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
MnsIdnoiidJe NabriAtett,

Der elite O ano. Inter bisfem
9itsI perpfiertIiht bic beriibmte 6Iters
rei6iIbs Gper.tteniGngsrin Slta Vals
man (6rdfin ainstp) i'm rQeusn Wies
ner Tagsblatt" folgsnoeu omiiionien
IbId,nitt ous ibrsn Wempiren:. Sn
bitisn 3agsH mar i6 su 2obp Usare
Seresicro eeloben, nit Der iG beuie
nod in griefipehisl i.ebe. 2abp 9eress
fo.e III cine norncbme 9ame, bic bic
aluebsit. 2i.bsnspiirbistsi. unb ben
Soti Der engliihen Griitotro.in beIist.
Tie porn.bmiten eusIii6en ariito.ras
ten erineinen nit ibren 9omen in ibs
rem Sarie gu 9afte. I'm isnem De
leuner nabm audi Gonig gbuarb BON
gEelanb theil, Der bamaIs nod prins
ron @ales mar. eJb inb an ieiner Seis
te. Gr lpor litbeusipIrbig unb oufz
merriam - biz gum elIten Gang. Die
Ter elite Gang lag mir nod Ianee i'm
Wngeu. GO oft ih mid borin erinners
te, ipiirts id ben unangenebmen Hohz
gefhmod. llnb bos tam 10: Der 2asai
Bot sundhft bem qrinsen BON Woles
bic Gpeiie an. Ter prins nobm nihis
BON Der S6iifel. Damn tam Der 2aiai
3u mir. SD nobm mir cine tiidtise
pprtion. Der 2atai reiht bic ehiiHel
tpeiter, mein Hahbor nimmt jeboh
nihts. 4ut Der nGdfte persih.ei ouf
bas 0eritt. Genau 10 that Der briiis
nahfte unb foIsenbe 9err. Muh mein
gatie. Graf ainstp. Der ROTH purbe
por Derlesenbeit, beriibrie bic Speiie
nidt. Sd fonnte iofori ipobrnebmen.
bab id cine Tummbeii besnnesn bate.
Ter BiiIen bIieb mir in Der asble ites
den. Wton bemertte meine 9oitIofateit.
Sh b1iie bonn Geriht niht nsbm.n
biirfen. neil - ouh Der Bring niht
nnbm :. Der prin5 lpurbe tnlt ipie
gefrorenss, unb bic sanse Geieafhufi
iab bo. als ob jeber ein3elne einen
Spieb eefhludt hGiie. Jm Snale ipurs
be es mGus1enitia urb man bor.e blob
bos Rlimpern meineS EB3euses, benn
blob id ob. Wieinetnegen mubie bic
oon3e Gefellfhaft unb aun Der Sus
fiinftige aonig ipnrien. Seiiber bate
ih i'm 3eben mdnhe unnnnebmlidteit.
allein 10 peinli6e aebn Winuttn babe
in toum ipiebsr erlebt- Jh ih1mte
mid. aalt iiberIief es mid am Riiden
unb ih fab aus fpie ein armer Siins
Der. Wenn mein Bid ben Bliden bes
Grafen atnsfp besegrete, fitl ih beis
nobs bonn GeFel ob Der ftnmmen Wors
uiirfs. QatiirIih mars nit bem GHen
aus. Won ben foIgenben Oerihten ipuss
ie id nihis mebr 81 nebmen, trosb.m
lie bon jebemMntpefen ben DersHiisi bers
5tbrt ipurben. RAD rem Deieuner sins
een mir in ben Grapfnn8sfoal. Sd
mubte fingen, bd ID pom Yrin3en fnon
friiber bitr5u nufgefprbert porben mar.
sd trot gum 1ligeI. MlIes oppl1ubirte
= nur Der prin5 r6@te F6 fix meis
ren 1tbIer. M6brer.b i9 Elm Qieb Dor'
truG besnnn ber ysrinj Ieile ~ ipre'
6sh 81 piG's ni&t Isngnen: bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

urikiluns Jbnen bic unumsdnsliden
DorousieBunsen unb aenninife febs
len, elm setpiFss unsesiiesltes unb Dor
alien reht unreif,s 4euberunssbebiirfs
nib iih ergieben 3u laHen." uuf bies
fen Brief bin fraste Dr. Ruse BET
profeKor Weber an, oh er bic ans<
fiibruneen feiner Satin biIIise. pros
feHor Weber fhrieb borouf an Or.
Ruse einen Brief, burh ben fitt Or.
Ruse in feiner Dosentenebre beleibigt
fiibIie. Or ipanote fih an Elm Wtts
alieb Der s5aiuItdt. um einen frieblinen
2lussIei1 Der Nffoire berbeisufiibren.
nobel er bic 3uriidnabme ber beltis
bisenben Nsuberunsen bur4 profenor
Deber sur Bebinsuns mo4te. profeIs
for Weber Iebuie ober ieben Wer'
eIeihsoenuh ab.
Gin fIfegenbes Boot. Der
iiolienifd,e Jneenieur Gurieo 1crl1s
mini. her fhon burn bic Ronitruftion
zines lsniboren 2Ifti6iffes BON scns
origlnelIer Bauart in Eportfreifen be-
tdnnt III, bat neuerbiues uisberum elm
eieenortiges sJortbemeeungsmittel ouf
b.m 2oso Mogiorge bonn GtapeI ssldis
fen. NIT bsfen Gettisftenuns e eine
sonSe Rsihe BON Jobren bef9Gftist
mar. Wie bic .umf9du4 mi.tbeilt,
bdnbelt es ii4 biesmal um cine 0cMs
bination BON Boot unb Jlusmofhins.
bic ben Qamen WoHerfliegsr erbdltsn
bat. Dos prin3ip bes MaHerfluses
beruht barof. bos Oeuiht eines in
4eiDeeuns befinblthen Dootes mit.elft
Der arafttpiriuns bes Dofers sessn
seneiste Jld6en. dbnli4 benen b.r
aeropIane. 5u itiiben, onftatt bies burh
bic Werbrdneung bss Mofers bes eins
tduhenben Dootss 5u tbun. GIN Der
Rube Iitst bas Boot auf benz Moner.
IcboI6 iebo1 bic S&rnuben fih in
Depegung ieben. besinnt bos Boot iih
5u beben, Bic i9lieblih BET senii9enber
Deihpinbisieit bos Boot ben WaHer<
{piestI Derldbt unb gang in Der Cuff
Ihnebt. Don bieiem Wsoment ab ers
b6bt f9 bic GefGminbigteit BIB gu
sinsm Wayimum, bd Der Woferipibsr.
ifonb oufgeb5rt bat. 60 sonn bas
Gabr5eus. bos iiH unsefdbr einen Ne-
ter iiber benz WaiFer fortbepeet, cine
ipeii sr0bere gtfHninbisteit olI elm
tou9enbes Boot mit bem sleidben
Qroftoufnonb errei&en. Der MdHers
flieeer ionn nit einem 10Opferbigen
Wotor unf6iper 70 2ilometer In ber
Gtunbe 5uriidlesen unb Bel Werbopps
lung Der motorif6en Qroft feline 0ts
I4minbisieit ouf 14O 0ilometer erb0s
Fen. Bel ben probefobrten III q NIT
70 Rilometer Oef4pinbisseit iiber bsn
Gpiesei bes Qago Wogeiore bdbinees
flogen. Dosesen III fur elm Motorboot.
bos cine Cei4uinbieteit Don 60 4ilcs
meter errei9en min. fuie bieB onIdbii4
bes Iebisn Wettbetperbs Don Nondso
Der Roesr .uHuIo. bes 0erSosS BON
Meifmtniter lpirtli& set6an bdt. ein
Wotor BON mebreren 1unberi pferbes
ir6ften n6tbie. Der Grfinber befft
| auf cine proitif&e anmenbuHs ieineS
WoFerfiieasrs fiir bic 3uede btr
Rriegsmdrine. ber bnr& i'm sin 1pvts
betpesuneBmittel bon biSber unerrei4s
ter Od@ninbigIeit ae0eben tp6re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Gin berlefebu6 bon
Sben Ssbin. Ius Stotbolm pirb
esmslost: Spen 6ebin, Der beriibmts
SibstforItsr unb DeItrsiienbs, bat bic
Grgebnife isiner JorihungsreiIen gu
eiHem eigenartigen untsrnebmen be-
nust. I'm aud Die Stultinber nit ben
wunoern elmer fremoen unb srobsn
QBelt betannt 5u MAIDEN. gr bot ndmz
lib ein &inoerlsfebuh perfabt, bas er
.9on pol gu Ypl" beronn. bat, uno in
benz er einen grobsn She'll isiner RsiTs
beihreibt, iotpeit Fl. fir Elm ainb.rgsz
mitb SSntereife baben fann. osn Dem
Bud rBon pol gu pol" bat er ss mel.
iterboft peritanoen, ben groben Stofi
10 bar8ufelen, baB er Die YbantuIie
Der ainoer anre9t unb ibr Snt.reT.
i'm bOhiten 8rabe beiddftiet. 9as
Bud miro porausii6tlia in ollen
fdpeoii6en 9oltsftulen CUR Ginfib@
rung gsldngen. gs ftilbert niht eins
fdh ReiieerlebniiIe, ionoern Is lGbt bic
Ginber bic Reiisn mitmaden, inbem es
iie als Reiiefiibrer gu einem qr0bsr.n
4usfluse einlGbt. Der 9reFfpuntt Der
Reiiegefeaf1aft 1T Der gabnbof in
Stodbolm. Bon bier nimmt bic ReiIe
ibren 4nfans unb bi. ainbsr erfabren
al. Gtappen Der Reiis pie Elm per-
ionlihes Grlebnib. On ben Steuen,
bic fir Rino.r fhpn purd ben Ges
ihihtsunterriht gsbeutung .rlanat
hatten, tpirb aud auf bic esitidtlihen
8orsdnge Hngepieien. Gs b.rlautet,
bab bos BUD oud fir bic beutihen
Shulen ins Deuti4e ii6ertrossn psrs
ben piyb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31
Dtrsibt ni&t. bob DOrbsusfn

Uer9tBt nl@L DAB Uotoeu9en
iliiger In ols G&limmes ipieber gut
MAIDEN. Dds gift Defenders bon QronEs
beiten. Heim eriien Gpmptom BON Wlas
senleiben ~0ffne bic G@Isaben. bamit
ni6t bic feieenben Geipd Her bos Qdnb
perpEfen.- Define fe nit BEN be1
ndbrten @lutreinisunssmittel, st.
@trnnrbArdnterptIIen.Wi nit
4ronibeiien ITS ipie nit Nrdnben: In
Gntfeben fou man iie bttdmpfen.
Abrenire 9. Nenituebter e e.. 8ox
12l6. Nsm Dost Gitp. nm uRsnts
|geItlt9 cine pyobe ~ betommsis.
lie ct. 8ernorb arxnters4 s4pinkn fnb
in alien aposbsiea y tahe1 pseil .
Geatk ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-31

Cesfia Assnne, 2tHbess. Gtaessnsh. p.
qeeis so Gents uan barnbsr.
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probirt III. g. WetaI poliil"
no .8urteepers Srienb". t,2
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
STATE FAIR BILL
 IS NEAR DEFEAT REFERRED TO COMMITTEE S40,000 APPROPRIATION IS OP~ POSED BY SEVERAL REP
 RESENTATIVES.

Little Rock, April 8.-The state fair bill was called up in the house late Friday afternoon by the Hot Springs delegation, and had a narrow escape from defeat. The bill, introduced by Senator Williams, passed the senate by large majority, appropriating $40 ,000 for the state fair, $20,000 for this year and $20,000 for the next. The purposes for which this money is to be expended is fully set forth in the bill, in detail, being chiefly for the payment of premiums.
 The reading of the bill had not been completed when Representative Park CT made motion to indefinitely post pone, but this was ignored until the reading had been finished. Mr Brad ham then offered an amendment that the $20 ,000 for 1912 be divided among four district fairs to be held at the sites of the four agricultural schools. Mr. Little, who announced his opposl- ton to the bill in toto, offered an amendment that $10,000 be appropri ated for each county or district fair in the state, which he declared was done to bring the proposition into rid icule.
 Parker renewed his motion to in definitely postpone, declaring that many sins of legislation are charged to the Farmers Union, when they do not demand it. He declared it had been the purpose of the friends of the measure to offer this sort of a. divis- ion of the funds in 1912 in order to secure more friends for the measure. He said the fair is not a state insti tuition, but is owned by the people of Hot Springs, and that President Cole of the Farmers Union was elected president of the association ito save it from wreck
 A substitute was offered that the bill be referred to the committee on agriculture, that it's merits might be determined and an intelligent report made on it. Representative Little declared that the measure was an in suit to the patriotism and the intelli gence of the house and therefore en- titled to no consideration at the hands of the representatives This and an other bill that has come over from the senate are alike in this respect he as serted, ''in that they seek to take mon ey out of the state treasury and give it to some isolated project in which the people of the state, as a whole, are not interested
 Representative Mclaughlin spoke for the bill as one of the best that had been offered this session, since it | provides for money that will be turn ed back directly into the hands of the farmers. He insisted that the bill should be referred to the committee on agriculture, and the motion finally | prevailed by a vote of 40 to 37.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
GOOD RESULTS OF
 BAPTIST MEETING

Rev. J. J. Hurt, pastor of the Bap- tist church, stated this morning that he was well pleased with the results of the first weeks meetings which have been held in his church. Rev. F. F. Gibson, who is assisting in the meetings, has addressed himself with especial earnestness to the Christian people, and those who have heard him have been especially pleased with his eearching heart-to-heart talks about living up to the doctrines that Chris tians profess. There were two pub lie professions of faith at the meeting last night.
 Mr. Gibson will preach tomorrow and night, and the meetings will continue throughout next week. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock he will speak to all who come on the sub feet "The Worst Bargain a Person Ever Made" He will also speak at the Sunday school tomorrow morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
ASYLUM MATTER
 IS BEFORE SENATE
EASY TO APPROPRIATE
BUT HARD TO FIND MONEY FOR ADDITIONAL BUILD
 INGS NEEDED.

Little Rock, April 7.-The senate is of providing further accommodations for the insane persons of the state who cannot now be admitted to the in- sane asylum, because of the crowded condition of the institution. The issue came up on bill introduced by Sen ator Raney, having been drawn by request by Attorney General Norwood, appropriating $200,000 out of the gen eral revenue fund, one-half August 1, 1911, and one-half August 1, 1912, for the building of an annex, or cottages, as the board may decide, and provid- ing no specific levy.
 Senator Fletcher called attention to the fact that on January 24 he intro duced bill providing for asylum No. ?, carrying a one-fourth mill levy, but nothing had been done with it. In 1909 the legislature passed bill simi- lar to that of Mr. Raney's, but the funds provided had not been available and nothing had been done. He pre- dicted that the same fate would fol- low the passage of the Raney bill.
 Senator Oldham insisted that the charities committee and a bill it de- sired to have considered. and asked that the Raney bill be deferred A motion to postpone a week failed, and the senate being in an undecided state of mind, adjourned without settling anything.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
SUNDAY Al CHURCHES
PROGRAM OF THE DIFFERENT SERVICES AT EACH OF THE
 LOCAL CHURCHES.

Presbyterian.-Sunday school in the morning at 9:45 by W. J. Sowder, superintendent. Preaching at Il and :45 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. c. S. Mason. Address at 3:15 p. m. to the boys by c. T. McCully of Little Rock. Christian Endeavor Society at 6:l5, led by MT. Carmichael.
 Methodist.-Special sermon in the morning at Il by the pastor, Rev. E.. R. Steel on Religion in the Home. y Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Epworth League, 6:15 p. m. Preaching in the evening by the pastor at 7:45 o'clock.
 Christan-Lord's supper and Bible study in the morning at 10 and preaching in the evening by the pas tor, Rev. J. c. Dawson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
SCHOOL
 CONCERT APRIL IA

In order to avoid the rush of the commencement season, the faculty of the Conway public school has decided to present the annual concert on next Friday night, April II, instead of dur ing the closing week of the session. The program promises to be an unus- ually interesting one and will consist of a play, "Hiawatha," by the pupils of the seventh and eighth grades, with drills, music, etc, by the other grades. Each grade will be represented and more than 100 pupils will participate in the concert. An admission of 25 cents will be charged, the proceeds to go to the library fund.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
GOVERNOR WATCHING
 GARLAND SITUATION

Little Rock, April S.-Until he has watched the actions of the present sheriff of Garland county to see what sort of an official he makes, Governor Donaghey will not appoint success sor. He is also looking into the law in the case and will fully satisfy him self on the matter before acting. When Sid Houpt was indicted for per hitting Murray and Rutherford, men accused of murdering Oscar Chitwood, to roam about at will after the courts had denied them bail, Circuit Judge Gotham appointed sheriff in his place. Since that time petitions for several prominent citizens of Hot Springs have been filed with the gov ernor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08

today, or intends to start in the days to come, must have money or credit, and to be successful he should have both.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
NORMAL BASKETBALL
 TEAM AT MORRILTON

The Normal girls basketball team left this morning for Morrlton, where they play the high school team this afternoon Miss Bernard accompa- ped the Normal girls on the trip and the following the'names of those who left: Misses Willie Mashburn, cap ain; Nellie Reding, Ula Johnston, Kate Fair, Ruth Thompson, Olive Haslew, Audrey Goode, Belle Phil lips, Nettie Rachels. They will re- turn on this afternoons train.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
LITTLE ROCK MAN
 SP[AKSTOMORROW

c. T. McCully, secretary of the r. M. c. A., Little Rock, will be in Con- way tomorrow and will deliver an address at the Presbyterian church in the afternoon at 3;15 o'clock on "rhe Boy Scouts" He is splendid speak CT and his remarks will be very inter- esting to the young boys and also to the grown-up folks. The young boys are urged to attend this meeting and the public in general is cordially invit- ed to attend
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
DIRECTOR RESIGNS.

J, c. Fulmer today rendered to County Judge J. A. Lea his resigna- tion as director of school district No. 72, effective after the May school election. This is the second resigna- tion in that district recently, J. |.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
0UACH|TA SHUTS
 OUT HENDERSON

In a cold weather game at Arkadel phia yesterday afternoon, Ouachita defeated Henderson by score of to O. The result of the game leaves Hen dirk in undisputed lead of the college division of the Arkansas Athletic As socation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
BODY TAKEN TO OZARK,

The body of the late J. L. Johnston was taken last night to Ozark, where the burial was held at Il o'clock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08
Hartley having resigned as director few days ago.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. J. W. Walker, 36, Argenta, and Cora Daniel, 30, Bigelow. Y. T. Manley, 26, and Flora Steph- erSon, 29, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-08

Green Grove lodge No. 107, F. and A M., will meet in regular session at their hall tonight. There will be work in one of the degrees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
Table Damask Special

An extra quality merCerized Ta-
BILE Damask, regular CSC value,
closing out sale A9m
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
Mems Work Shirts
Special

A big assortment Of regular soc
Work Shirts in all sizes. 99n
Closing out sale price. :. .JOO
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02


brought here from around Abilene They found everything I as
this has good dependable merchandise been offered
Spot Cash Capture OF Big Surplus Stock OF An Eastern Who'll
saer at SO Cents the Dollar and Less, Just Received
Outing Fnne Work Shirts
Abilene
aw.R these q
MANY A BIG STIRRING BARGAIN AWAITS YOU
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
Black Petticoat Special

A big special for this sale, a hand
some lot Of $500 petticOats,
closing out sale 0Qn
price. :. ..............JUO
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02

Clean Sweep Of Lace Curtains
grand sweep every pair Of lace curtains I'm this big
stock We big Of curtains into five big
lots and have priced them to sell quickly.
One big Curtains values 81 pair closing Rc
sale price, each '..s..TVV
beautiful assortment Curtains worth to 60n
1925 pair closing ont sale price, each
that sold regular at $500 7QA
pair, closing sale price, each 10y
This big lot Of handsome Curtains regular values QQr
closing out sale price, each WV
This comprises quality Curtains the entire stock
sold regular $500 pair closing out sale a.
price, each uhVV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-02
Outing Flannel Special

A big assortment Of very desir-
able patterns, In the regular
Zoe quality, closing out 6n
sale price, yard ....... .JG