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The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
COMMERCIAL
CLUB Club FORMED
BY EVANS men

Evans. May IA Commercial
rlub with 2s members was orsa-
nized Monday evening at meeting
bsld in the town hall. President 81.
Uohn OF the Weld County CONNER
eial club was present and gave an
address on the need of commercial
rnity and Secretary ]. F. MeCrery
outlined the general campaign tor
commercial clubs.
AT an informal meeting held last
Wednesday evening six members
singed up to join the club and the
following officers were elected: j.
H. Behrens, president; W. F. Smith,
vice PRESIDENT; DR.. A. L. Hill. sec
retary; E. W. Balfour. treasurer.
A committee was appointed to
frame up the constitution and by
laws, which will be presented at the
next meeting held Wednesday even
ing. A committee consisting OF the
Officers and four others was ap-
pointed to solicit new members and
the club hopes to be the prize win
ner in a membership contest which
closes next Thursday noon. by the
Commercial clubs of the state. The
Denver Commercial club has offered
a handsome prize to the club show
ing the largest per cent of increase
between Monday and Thursday OF
this week.
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'KAMAMA MAKES A Nd
REMARKABLE 0FFER|
Phenomenal Success In Greeley Leads N
Make A Great Reduction In The CoSt
Treatment---All Chronic Diseases IRE,
ed Free, The Cost Of Medicines
And Small Nominal Fee Onlv

That Kamama has been success
ful in relieving the sick and afflicted
in Greeley has been proven beyond
all question or doubt. Since his
coming to Greeley scores of men.
women and children. many who had
given up hope. have been treated by
the European methods. and the re-
suits have been most gratifying.
That rheumatism can be relieved in
few minutes time, tumors and
gall stones removed without the use
of the knife. and many other d.
seases of men and women can be re-
lieyed has been demonstrated every
day at Kamama's Office. Kamama
is most liberal, many who have
been unable to pay have been given
free treatpent and now he makes
an offer whereby every one seeking
health, providing the case is cur
able. may be made we'll. For one
week only, every man. woman and
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

child in need OF me5ic,,
who calls at his Offices a, ;
street will be given comm,
ment for cost Of medieira
small nominal fee. This m.
all durable chronic disease,
treated for the cost Of tba =,
used in each case. With ,
liberal offer kamama vii
thorough and searching di,
all cases. Every day bring,
from the nearby towns an
making inquiries relative
Kamama Medicines. Kama
Il am making this offer o,
chronic diseases for the
medicines only and a small
one week only so that all
in need OF my services ma,
to take advantage of IT,"
Kamama's Offices are Ia
s13 Ninth street. Office
to IL. 2 to 4 and I to s.
ton fee 800.
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Stockholders Meetipu

The regular meeting of n, n,
,ato Growers Commission Co will
be held at the office of tba oom-
pany' 700 Sixth street, crealev
Colo, at O'Clock p. m. on satny.
Gay, June 10, 1911, for the Gle ctiop
OF trustees and transaction of .ucb
otner business as may property
come before the meeting
G: F. MASON, Secretary.
j. G. GRAHAM. President
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
Platteville
tuesday, Nav lo.

Tuesday, May 10.
Mrs. c. W Osborn and daughters
Who spent two weeks visiting Rev.
Conman and family left Tuesday
morning for Idaho, where they ex-
pect to make their home
l. S. Birkle was Greeley visit
or Wednesday.
Mrs A. c. Brown spent Thursday
and Friday in Denver.
Mr. A Ahrenkiel was Denver
visitor Thursday.
Philip Kennicott entertained the
members of the League at his home
Thursday evening. a very pleasant
evening was spent
DR.. Kennicott and Rev. Conmar
drove to Greeley Saturday morning
IN the doctors auto TO attend the
Sunday school convention.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Fades left or
Monday morning for Madras. Ore
Gon.
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News Items OF Local Interest
Furnished by Our Correspondents

Miss Lydia Moore and Adam and
Bertha were calling on Miss Chris
tian Weber on Monday evening
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bor-
gans, twins. Sunday night.
Grant Jones was in JohnstoWn
yesterday.
All the beets are fine nov and the
beet wseders can start TO thin beets
merit week.
VIII Hixson went out TO his other
ranch TO plow for next spring
Miss Pearl Grisham callen on Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lohry Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Moore cali
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahne.
Sunday.
Miss Annie WALES and Miss
Rachel Stidger were visiting the
Welcome Hill school teachers last
Thursday.
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Warranty Deeds

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Frieay. May IL, 1911
l. j. Bryan has begun me cree
ton Of new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Miller have
moved to the new house belonging
TO Dan Frazier.
Miss Mary Bryan IS guest at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. S Ha.ri-
son.
Mr.. and MIS-. H E. Ogden have
moved to Greeley and the pool hall
IL closed.
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MAGten

Friday, May IL, 1911.
Miss Carena Lee Of Greeley spent
the week end at Msters, the guest
of Miss Minnie Mackey.
Misses Maud Chapman of Fort
Morgan and Mollie Hilderman OF
Greeley came for the dance Friday
evening and remained until Sunday
the guests of Mrs. W. E. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Smylie are
entertaining Mr.. Kinney and bride
Of Jersey City. Mr.. Kinney II q
nephew Of Mr.. SmyLe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Carlson en-
tertained with dinner Sunday.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. J. J. Gleason was 4 Denve,
visitor last week.
Mrs. Clyde Smith is seriously I'll.
The usual good time was thor
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd
attending the dance Friday evening
at the Masters hall. Supper was
served by Mrs. Ferguson and
daughter. Miss Susie.
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Green City
Tuesday. May 16.

Tuesday. May 16.
More than forty of Fort Nor
Gan's business men visited the EN-
pfre reservoir last week. The trip
was made in automobiles, the
Business end of it to look
iato the work done by the superin-
tendent and assistants.
s. Sanford has installed light
ing plant. which illumines the IL
room dwelling house, barn and
bunk house.
Mrs. Hyme Rudd was shopping in
Greeley this week.
A car load o. seed potatoes came
into Sublette last week for the
farmers on the Flats.
Joseph Mcintyre was transactine
business at the county seat during
the week.
8. Sanford was the guest OF E. v
Warner Tuesday. He had just re-
turned from Idaho where he pur.
<Aased $50 head Of cattle for feed
Nn.
Miss Lowering was the guest last
Oeek Of Mrs. Warner.
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Delta

Friday. May u. 1911
Mrs. Tom Watts entertained &
company OF young people last FIJI
day evening in honor OF her nieces.
Misses Rutherford. who came here
recently from Missouri. The young
Deople spent pleasant evening
Russell Buchanan is assisting J.
Z Archibald this week
George Green. who has been liv-
ing in Pleasant Valley is having his
residence remodeled on his ranch
here and will move here for the
Dommer. Mr. Green has moved the
No ditch which ran through his
ranch to the south side OF the farm
and has leyeled OF the place.
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HighlAnaAke

Tuesday, May 1S-
Several Of the farmers on the dry
land are narrowing their grain fields
TO break the crust on the ground.
Sim Jefers OF Berthoud was in
Mead Sunday forenoon to take an
auto party to Milliken to see the
ball game there Sunday afternoon
There is a number OF the beet
workers who arrived IN this locality
last week and are ready to begin
work on the beets.
Carroll Brown visited relatives in
Berthoud last week
School will close here May 18th
with six graduates.
Water is still running into the
Highlandlake reservoir and it is ex-
pected II warm weather continues
that it will be full in few days.
There was large attendance at
the W. o. W dance Friday night in
Rose hall in Mead and all report a
pleasant time.
ler Saturday in the Sunnyside To-
cality.
I William Himmingsen OF Mead
was a Milliken caller Friday.
| Orville Mason hauls ice from the
Longmont ice plant for his meat
market in Mead and reports a fine
trade.
| The Brown Bros. are preparing to
go across the range to their new
home in the near future.
There was several fishing parties
on the lakes north and west OF here.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18

ME Randall. Water. see record, 81.
Colorado Invest & Agency Co. 70
MARIETTA woodson Its 9 to 16 B 20
Erie Hgts, $4,000.
Jagers, Abbie TO c. c. Kereey L6
Reeds Sub B 135 Greeley. $1.or.
Kruger, T. L. & Theodore L &
W. NJ. l. ". T. Truxaw to Edward
McEvoy. Its l, 2. B IL Raymer,
$4,000.
Larson. John to Mike Ryan see
record. 500.
Leafgren. A c. to G. E. Carlson
PIT L 5B 5 Sec add Crawford Gree
ley. s1oo.
Morrison. Richard n. to Willard
C. Nelson NJ NV 12-4-67, .25.oo.
Richards. Thomas to Mary Eta
Woodson Its SIS B 20 Erie Hgts
Greeley s125.00.
Van Horn, L. O. to Bessie Cas-
ner Its 2s to 35 10 c. & H. Sec.
add Kersey, $4,000.
Clark. Maud NJ, Mauoe CLARK
Reynolds and Mary Clark Steele to
Paul Bonelli. May IL. Its 17-ls
B II Frederick. $4,000.
Clark, James A. to Henry Beck
er Mar. % II Its 1929 B and Its
2425 B - Harvey, $1.00.
Colorado Land Co. and Samuel B,
Hale and VIM. Motheral to John l..
McAnnich, March 1 IL. See record.
$500.
Cronkhite, Walter B. and ]. H. Hays
to Paul E. Darrow April 1911 Pr.
B 149 Greeley, 800.
Davis, Sarah A. to Robert a.
Morrison Aug. 1910 11-11-62.
s7360.0O
Georgii, Charley to James W.
Gault May IL Its $40 BE- 1st
add Pierce, $4,000.
Hoffman, Matte to Samuel B.
Hale March l II See record. $500.
Hamlin, Stella to Mrs. E. S. Tuck
s100.
Hamlin. Stella to Mrs. E. S.
Tucker Jan 81 II L % BIG Harney
500. s~- asss-s
Hamlin, Stella to A. W. Dowd
Jan 81 IL L B Harney, s1.00.
Hamlfn, Stella to E. E. Kicker
son Jan. 81 IL L "a BIG Harney,
s1o0.
Hart. c. R. to George NJ. Hart
May II NV 33-11-65 s12S0.OO
Mercantile Trust Co. and L. P. R.
r. Co. to Samuel L. Hinkle April
25 II Ea Sc 21-4-6S 100000.
McAninch, John L. to Benz. F..
Hoffman March l IL PIT Its So B
So Greeley. $500. d.
Smith, Fred E. to Chas. A. Finch
April 80 '07 Its 5-6 B Arlington
Hgts Greeley 100000.
Smoke, D. H. to Joseph B. Low
er April II 33-12-5s s1.OO
Terry. Chas. H. to Terry Potter
Lbr. Co. May II NV 2-1O-61.
10000 90.
Thompson. Lizzie E. and E. j. to
Chas. E. and Wayne Johnston
Feb 16 II NV 25 and sw 24-7-
So, 100000.
Windsor Res and Canal Co to
Farm Investment Co. April 2s II
See record. $500.
Edith Boyer to Mrs. L. A. Bull
lard. M Sc 1S-1O-61. SO.
Chas. H. Dowding to Windsor
Lodge No. 50 A. F. & A. NJ. Part
lot 26. Blk IL Windsor. ST.
Gill-Decker Improvement Co. to
Fred o. and Emma NJ. Lewis. Lot
2. Blk 8 Gill. 81.
Samuel NJ. Hinkle to joseph II.
stumpf. Ell Sc 21-4-ss. ,27z0.
Alexander R. and Ramona E. Hill
to Maud H. Waring. See record.
$40.
T. D. Huffman to Fred and John
voake. NV NV 3o-2-ss. q 1000
E. LATER to G. N. Spencer a.
s-se. II.
L. N. Priddy to L. P. priddv. Lot.
80 and 33. Blk c. & p Add
Pierce. $50.
Andrew J. stybe to Frank F..s-
ler. Lots 21 and %, Blk s5 Hud-
son. 81. W
Andrew J. stybe to A. NJ palme,
Lots % and "a, Blk 80 Hudson a.
VIM. Hodgin Smith to David q.
fitzpatrick. sW 80 and NV 31-3-
81. $4,000.
G. Pearl Wilson to Alber. Tan.
ner. Lot 2, Blk Is Sec. Ada c..,
ford Greeley. 81.
Thomas NJ. Welsh to Georga A.
s.afbird. Eh lot II and all lot
~, Blk IA Clayton's Sec srb c.a
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-18
Briggsdale

Tuesday. May 16.
Another good ram fell Wednes-
day and a shower Sunday evening.
Louie Orr has returned from a
visit to Denver.
Two hundred acres are being
broken out on E. L. Laycock's farm
adjoining town.
w. W. Lorimer and wife are new
residents of Briggsdale. Mr.. Lori
mer having rsnted his farm north
OF town will engage in the real es-
tate business.
Some Of our enterprising citizens
are working to secure a creamery
for Brigesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett of Denver
are guests at the Laycock home.
An addition is benz built to the
residence of ]. A. Bros
A half section east own is be
ing broken by Peter Weber's steam
plow.
NJ. c. Fishbirek. the merchant,
and wife sundayed at the L. A. Dow
ranch east Of town.
The little son OF G. NJ. Water
man, east Of town. met with a pain
full accident Saturday by falling un-
der loaded wagon. He was badly
bruised about the head and face, but
h recovering nicely.
r. W. Bird and wife returned on
Sunday evening from Gill where
they were called to be with Mrs.
Birds mother, who was very i'll.
She was Improving when they left.
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Welcome IAN

All the children from the VEL
so0e Hill school house we're in
Greeley to see the race and they all
Antoyed 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horst re-
fnr1ed from their dry land Sunday.
Mrs. Nut" Lee was in Greeley
- business last Saturday.
Henry Horst and Miss Maggie
6orst called on Loveland friends
tAst Sunday.
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MARKET REPORT
Local

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:. Real Estate Transfers
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LASAlle

Friday, May 12, 1911.
Mr.. L. E. PARCEL has gone to
Denver to find a position. Mrs Par
asll will remain with her mother
his summer.
Mrs. J. Laughlin entertained at a
aaDper Tuesday night.
Grandma Hart IL visiting with her
laughter, Mrs. Sylvester.
Grandma Denney has been feel
ing much better since the warm
0oather has come.
Kirt Roberts has come home from
- grading camp near Cheyenne.
Mrs. Chas. Norris and valeda are
1aarning to run their new touring
Miss Lulu Brown WAS a Greeley
A0pper Saturday.
John Fenley is home again after
. short absence.
Mrs. Cline and daughter Edith
Oore Greeley visitors Saturday.
Mis- Harrington entertained last
4lnfarday night.
Miss Henry will give . musicale
- TIE school house Friday night.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
DROUTH DRIVING
0KLAHOMANS HERE

Little Rock, July 3.-Trading Ar
kansas lands for mercantile stocks in
Oklahoma has become quite an indrs-
try since rain ceased to fall west of
the Arkansas line and crops in Oklo-
homa began to become failures, ac-
cording to A. W. Estes, the head of
the Arkansas Title and Guaranty
Trust Company of this city, who has
just returned from a tour of Oklano-
ma, Kansas and Texas. While away
Mr.. Estes traded several large tracts
of Arkansas land for stocks of NOR
chandise, and shipped the merchan-
disc to Arkansas to be disposed of by
several mercantile establishment in
different parts of the state. Mr.. Estes
says the states he has visited are &c
riously affected by the drouth and The
merchants are glad to get rid of theii
stock for Arkansas land, for they
know prices there will increase, in
stead of decreasing, as their merca :
tile stocks must do with a drouth or
hand.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
ELECTRIC FANS WILL
DRIVE OUT THE FLIES

Practically the only thing fly tor a
mosquito) is afraid of is an electric
fan. Why this little pest should fear
the whirling fan is mystery Per
haps it does not like the sullen hum
of the motor, or is afraid of being
sucked into the whirling blades or
finds the stiff breeze uncomfortable.
An electric fan will keep flies off
from windows, show cases, candy and
food stuff exposed for sale, or from
vegetables, if allowed to play over the
place or wares to be protected. Mere
than one merchant has found the elcc-
trio fan invaluable to keep flies out of
the store. By placing a fan near Tie
main entrance, so that the air cur
rent flows towards the doorway, very
few flies will enter. Flies take little
comfort in a room where an electric
fan is in operation.
Aside from keeling the rooms cool
and sweet the electric fan is very val
liable to drive away flies. This dead
liest of all household pets likes stag
nant air, hot and stuffy rooms and j.:
not found at all where the air is pune,
clean and vigorously stirring.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
COTTON
Is COMING UP

Little Rock, July 3.-The state Will
lose nothing through the drouth of
June, according to Superintendent j.
A. Pitcock of the Arkansa speniten-
tiary, for the 400 acres of cotton
which were planted in May and which
did not show above the ground FOR
over month, has come up since the
recent rains. This gives the state
farm over 1000 acres of cotton, be-
sides enough additional to bring it up
to 1000 acres in cultivation in corn,
peas and other crops. Superintendent
Pitcock states the cotton is doing ne
and with an occasional rain, will make
over 1000 bales this season.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03

Bruce are spending today in Little
Rock
WANTED.-Five experienced sales
men, ten experienced salesladies at
Wilson Bros. at once.
FOR SALE.-Three Jersey male
calves, all subject to registration. See
/. W. Allinder. dat
The reunion pictures will be shown
again tonight at the Grand. Don't
miss them.
The illustrated song at the Grand
tonight will be suitable to the reunion
pictures.
You will miss treat if you don't
see the reunion pictures at the Grand
tonight. The last time in Conway.
You must be wooden man if an
Electric Fan does not appeal to you
today. Phone SO at once.
Mrs. Anna Harrison has returned
to Little Rock, after a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Durham.
Mrs. Vera Spence left this morning
for her home at Wichita Falls, Tex.
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Can
ada here.
Fred Isgrig .ame up from Littie
Rock yesterday to spend few daj 5
with his wife, VIII is visiting Mr.. anl
Mis- W. A. Isgrig.
Rev. A. p Scofield returned to Lit
tie Rock this morning, after spending
yesterday at Vilonia, where he preach
ed at the Baptist church.
Furnished Rooms for rent or board
ers taken. Apply to Mrs. j. E. Han
cock, corner Center street and College
avenue. If
Mrs. James Choate of Little Rock
returned to her home this morning.,
after attending the funeral of the late
John Saunders.
Insure with the Aetna Fire of
Hartford. Cash capital $4,000, 600,
assets, $21 100000. J. D. Dunaway,
Agent, Conway, Ark. If
LOST.-Between DR.. Greeson's ana
the Methodist church or in the church.
a brooch est with pearls. Finder re-
turn to this Office and receive reward.
Caspar at the City Bakery asks that
everybody get in their orders not later
than s o'clock tomorrow morning, as
il will be impossible to accept any or
ders after 8 a. m.
Mrs. Ida B. Merrill and daughtef,
Miss Mildred, Misses Julia Turner
and Mabel Legg and Messrs. E. H.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03

Leverett, Roger and Rupert Weenls
will leave tonight for Pottsville, where
they will be guests of Miss Mary
Potts.
Day current all over town 1t will
be hot all thro' July, August and Sep
TENDER. Electric Fan the only rene
dy. Lincoln-J Jones Electric Co.
Jesse and Douglass Legg went to
Morrilton this morning. Jesse will
catch a game for Morrilton against
Little Rock tomorrow.
Caspar at the City Bakery asks that
everybody get in their orders not later
than 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, as
it will be impossible to accept any or
ders after a. m.
Just received a fresh car cotton
seed hulls and meal Let me put in
your summers supply now while they
last w. l.. Robbins. Telephone No.
1872. If
Mrs. B. B. Barker and daughter,
Mrs. William Cady, were called to
Wynne yesterday on account of the
death of Mrs Ida Cook, daughter Of
NJ. S. Barker.
Caspar at the City Bakery asks that
everybody get in their orders not later
than o'clock tomorrow morning, as
is will be impossible to accept any or
ders after 8 a. m.
Misses Lula and Ida Reclamation
have returned from Armstrong
Springs, where they have spending
several months on account of Miss
Ida's health. She is considerably i'm
proved and her friends hope to see her
soon fully recovered.
l appreciate very much the patron
age the people of Conway have given
me the past season. Miss Guayanna
Banister will solicit for me again this
fall, and as | will add some new lines,
can handle your business better Save
your orders for me- Very truly, Mrs.
Rosa Hicks. DIT
Judge and Mrs. P. H Prince enter
tanned a party of friends at their home
yesterday. Those present were Mise.
Louise Walden of Newport News, Va,
Eva Crichelow, Dorsey Morgan ailc
Anna Prince of this city and Messrs
Wilson Crichelow of st. Francisvilc.
La, Garner Fraser of Little Rock, V.
D. Hill and William Prince of Con-
way.
c. H. Robinette and son, John Rob
inette, left today for Bgelow, Perry
county, where they will establish a
branch jewelry store and watch re
pair shop, which will be in charge of
the junior member of the firm. Mr.
Robinette says the population within
a radius of two miles of Bigelow is
3 900 to 1000, including the forces Of
two large mills, and, as there is lie
business of the kind at the place, he
believes it is a good opening.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03

Gus Allison is visiting at Morrill,
ton.
Well-drilling, soc a foot. H. c.
Mode. d6t*
Miss Leona Flippen of Adona is Wis
itin ghere.
Furnished rooms for rent. See Mis-.
Addie Gould. dot
Mrs. John Akines of Little Rock
is visiting here.
Henry Lipsmeyer was here from
Dixie yesterday.
George w. Clark went to Little
Rock this morning.
j. S. Jones left this morning for a
visit at Coal Hill.
Don't miss the reunion pictures at
the Grand tonight.
LOST-Pair rimless nose glasses
Please return to this office.
Theodore drummer of Little Rock
is here to spend the Fourth.
Jake Gerke of Forrest City is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Miss Anna Garland of Little Rock
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chastonay re-
turned to Littei Roc'l his morning.
If you need sweet milk or cream call
Jackson's Dairy. Phone 219-3 rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crastin Jones of Fort
Smith are here to spend several days.
VIM. Cady, Baggage and Express
man. Day or night. Phone 321&100. If
Cosmas Pappas was up from Little
Rock yesterday to visit c. n. Menty.
Do you want good Jersey cow?
If SO, see Burr Walthal at once diff
FOR SALE.-Six hens and one
cockerel Rhode Island Reds. Phone
316. 240-w1t*
The best way to keep cool. Phone
Lincoln-Jones to send you an Electric
Fan.
Mrs. Roy G. Bruce and Miss Daisy
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
RECORD COAL SHIPMENT.

Little Rock, July Back Finne Of
the Dallas Coal Company at Burma
has made the longest shipment of 9
car of coal ever to leave Arkansas
During the past week his company
shipped a car of coal to California
The Burma mine of the Dallas Coal
Company is said to be the only mine
west of the Mississippi, which is OF
the variety known as blacksmith
coal. 1t was this variety which was
shipped to the Pacific coast. 1t was
shipped in a box car to prevent q
large shortage claim, and in the flu
ture large shipments will follow.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
GOVERNOR HEARS
PARDON PETITIONS

Little Rock, July 3.-Gov. Dona-
ghey is today devoting almost his en-
tire time to the consideration of pcti-
tons for pardon. He has about IS
petitions for consideration this month
and this is the day set aside for hear
ing any oral arguments the friends
or attorneys of the convicts desire to
make. Many of the petitions have been
carried over from previous months IN
order to permit the petitioners to pro
duce additional evidence.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-07-03
ARKANSAS PROSPEROUS

Little Rock, July 3.-The prosperity
of Arkansas is being demonstrated in
the number of automobiles being sold
in the state, according to J. Aston
Clapp, a Fort Smith dealer who is
spending several days in Little Rock.
Mr.. Clapp states that all the auto
statesmen of Arkansas are find; .g
business more than good, and the pur-
chasers are paying cash for cai s,
where they were buying them on the
installment plan a year ago.