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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
SPRINGFIELD.

Rain. Ra:n!. e. Another slump of
winter struck us Sunday night.
The farmers are getting no farm
work done on account of bad weather.
-. Tom Clark lost a good mule the
past week, and Charley Morris a
horse. We are having some sick
ness here at present. NJ. F. Moore
is spending the week in Morrilton do
ing grand jury service . Miss Wal
ter Berry has been very low for few
days, but is convalescent at this writ
ing -. The condition of Mrs. Elze
Crane is thought to be little i'm
proved. Mrs. Hawkins of Georgia
SETTLEMENT is spending the week
with her daughter, Mrs Walter Ber-
~, here -. There is difference as to
what day is grounding day, but all
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
CATO.
March II

We are still having rain here near
ly every day and the roads are awful
bad. e. . Health is good here .. DR. {.
Pairet came in last Friday from Tex
as, after visiting his mother. =. Mr.
Proctor and daughter, Miss Florence
went to Conway Sunday, where Miss
Florence will attend the Normal j.. .
Misses Myrtle Nelson and Ethel Ho-
gan visited Miss Maggie Smith Sun
day. Miss Vada Price visited hel
sister, Mrs. Kelley, here Saturday
and Sunday. Carl Clements has
gone to Little Rock today The Ode
Fellows will meet here Thursday
night -. The Woodmen Circle viii
meet here next Saturday at 1 O'Clock
p. M, and invite all of their members
to be present. -. The w. O. w, vii
meet next Saturday night. Mrs
Claud Pickett from across the hill
spent the afternoon with Mrs. Daisy
Clements Saturday.
March II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
WILL CONDUCT BIBLE
SCHOOL INSTITUTE
REV. AND MRS. BOWLING AND
DIR. HAMMILL TO LEAD A
MEETING HERE.

In the Methodist church in Conway
on Saturday and Sunday, March 16
and II, beginning promptly at 2 p.
M there will be conducted a Bible
school institute for the Sunday
schools of Conway and surrounding
country. This work is under the di-
rection of Rev. H. A. Bowling, d. D.,
secretary of Sunday school work in
the state of Arkansas. He is to be
assisted by his wife, Mrs. H. A. Dow
ling, and Rev. H. M. Hamill, D. D.,
of Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. Bowling and his wife are
known to the Sunday school workers
Of the state and DR.. Hamill is super
intendent of training work for the
Southern Methodist church and an
expert in Sunday school work of the
highest order. These men will spend
Sunday filling the different pulpits il
so desired. DR.. Hamill will fill the
Methodist pulpit both morning and
evening
The program for Saturday is as
follows:
2 p. m.-"The Study of Next Sun
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
REPUBLICAN.

J. D. Mailman of Shady Grove was
here Saturday looking after the tele-
phone business.
Prof Batson passed through here
Saturday moving from Guy back to
Shady Grove.
John Battles of Guy was here last
Saturday trading.
@. Duncan made trip to Conway
last week.
Several attended the Mobbs sale
here last Friday
Sam Crump was here last week or
business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Har-
rington, fine boy.
M, l.. Cate made a business trip tc
Greenbrier Saturday.
Miss Vondie Dodd returned last
week, after a two weeks visit to hel
sister at Guy.
John Scott made a trip to Conway
last week.
H. J. Mobbs and family Will leave
for Sherman, Tex, next Friday tt
make there home there. We regre
to see them leave.
March r.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
UNION VALLEY.

March over one-third gone and no
farming yet.
Some la grippe in the country, but
health is generally good.
Rev. Montgomery is filling his ap-
pointment at Enola at this writing.
j. H. Cunningham reports every
thing favorable for an oil mill at
Enola. The subscribed shares ex-
ceeds 100000 1t will be a great help
to this country if an industry of this
kind can be established here.
Jess Hoggard has moved to T. c..
Harneds farm.
Late spring causes late planting
ard will give the insects better show
on our crops.
Bill Roland and family visited
Drew Weaver and family Sunday.
March II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15

Of grounding weather The Cadron
has been on rampage, but did little
damage, as the weather has kept the
farmers from doing farm work :. :.
Ed and George Rainbolt and Charley
Carroll have just returned from a
trip to Florida. They report nice
trip, but dull, times in the sulny state,
I'D. NJ Berry mas built his fenc4
around his hog anG goo,e pasture.
March y
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15

days Lesson" DR.. Bowling.
2:30 p. m.-"The Superintendent
and His Staff" DR.. Hammill.
3:15 p. histories and Story
Telling" Mrs. H. A. Bowling.
3:45 p. m.-'Conference with Di-
vision Workers. Elementary. Sec
ond, Adult.
Ais p. m.-Adjournment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
Personals


Good fresh COW for sale. L. E. Hal
ter. d4t*
Bone dust for young chickens at
Thomas & Sons. DIT
Prof. G. H. Burr returned today
from Morrilton.
WIN. CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321, 113, 1872.
For Sale-27O acres of desirable
river land. G.. E. Owen. DIT
Prof. C. S. Rennison left this
morning for Little Rock.
W. d. Cole, Jr., returned this
morning from Little Rock
Help the Senior Class by visiting
the Ark-Way Friday night DIT
Land for rent, close to town. Also
400 acres for SALE E. O. Bran
non. diff
For Sale-Five work horses and
two good buggy horses E. Err
bacher. d5t
For Sale-A car of soft coal, Sc
per ton, delivered. w. L. Robins, tele-
phone 1862.
For Sale-House near Central Col
lege. Bargain if sold at once. See
B. T. Deal. dat
Miss Fannie Gillette of Russellville
arrived this morning for visit to
Mss Carrie Courtney
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Curedon Of
Pine Bluff are visiting Mrs. Cure
don's parents in this city.
A son was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. E. 7. Edwards of Gleason,
who formerly lived in Conway.
The Senior Glass will have charge
of the Ark-Way Friday night. Your
patronage will be appreciated. DIT
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church is giving tea in the church
parlors this afternoon and evering
Mrs. Katherine Walker arrived
from Nashville, Tenn. this morning
to spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. <. L. Hinton.
For Sale-Horse and buggy, jersey
calf, machine, wooden bedstead, cook
stove. Mrs. Luna McClanahan, near
Normal. d3t*
John Schichtl returned today to his
home at Mariana, after a short visit
to his brothers here. Mr.. Schichtl
says Lee county is safe for Governor
Donaghey.
Prof. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson,
Miss Catherine Muth and Robert and
Earl Ferguson left this afternoon for
Morrilton, where they will be guests
this evening of Judge and Mrs. w. l..
/ Moose.
DR.. j A. Hutto is here today NOV
ing his family from Little Rock to
! Kendall, where DR.. Hutto expects to
practice medicine as soon as he com
pletes his medical education in Little
Rock.
Henry Coleman of st. Louis is here
today in the interest of the Champ
Clark presidential boom. He is dis
tributing "houn' dog" buttons to a
great many of the Missouri eandi-
dates local admirers.
If you will examine our Spectacles
the Hawkes. Hamons Christalized
Lens, we are sure you will be CON
WINGED that there are no better made
and our prices are reasonable. Mel
son Drug Co. Phone 254.
Rev. j. j. Hurt returned today
from st. Louis, where he has been at.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Northwest Section: Tonight, fair;
Saturday, fair and warmer South
east, Southwest and Northeast Sec
ton: Fair tonight and colder with
freezing temperature; Saturday, fair
and warmer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15
Log Cabin Democrat
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
THE CONWAY PRINTING co.
FRANK E. ROBINS, Editor
Entered at the postoffice at Conway
Ark. as second-class mail matter.
FOP. CONGRESS.

FOE CUNGRESS.
The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce Hon H NJ. JAC0WAY of Yell
County as a candidate for second term as
Congressman from the Fifth district of Ar
kansas, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce JAMES B. REED of Lonoke County
as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of
the Seventeenth judicial district subject to
the action of the Democratic primary election.
FOR CHANCELLOR.
The Log Cabin Democrat is authorized to
announce JORDAN SELLERS of Conway
County as candidate for Judge of the Ninth
Chancery district, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary election.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15

For Sale or Trade Mich cows for
young or dry cattle. See Frank ST.
mon, three-quarters mile east of Hen
dirk College. d3tw2t*
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-15

For Sale Sixty bushels peanuts,
$1.25 per bushel. Peter George, Rt
4, Conway. w.t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

fes bon gliiabetb ols geremoniar ge=
baltenen Mmte, m1bren6 mel9em Sic
bodm. @erren &io6er bon @abpeto1,
g. g., uno @umper bon Breckenridge
Sem bo6p'iten 8iidof aiiiitierten, 81
Ser omen 6os fl. Saframent ser Sir
mu11g un6 bielt bel 6ieier @%elegenbeit
cine lebrret9e lln6 erbauen6e MnIt=*aa=
DIE. 9as @ottesbous por ouf's BERT
ltdite gei6miidt, ser &ir6enbor trug
6l1rd berrliden @eiar1g unter 2eitung
0eS Soiepb 8auer un6 0rgeIbeglei=
tltng 6es SRI. @iGonIp beoeuteno GUT
@eb1ng ser 5eier bel, gu Ser ii@ eine
grobe observation-disclosures ei11gefur6en
batte. Ser bo@m. Bforrer Geo.
@oa1d 5eidnete fi6 BEL 6ieier @ele=
genbeit a1s Seeliorger pie at@ oIs
@aitgeber in bortbeiIbafter @eiie outs.
@egen Mben6 begab ii9 ser Sberbirte
nad @liiabetb, mo- bo6tp. SEER @tI=
fes a1s Bfarrer angeitent lit. Sort
firmte Mittmo6 ser 8ii@of na@ eli
mem bonn bodm. @errn @i66er aus
@abpeton, g, g., unter Miiiiten5 ser
bo6m. &erren 8elp, Meper, @ond
un6 @ilfes vcoram episcopo" gebal=
tenen Mmte AZ @erioner un6 bielt
6otct an Sic groBe Men ideni6oor,
mel@e sic idongeidmiidte Stride Big
auf 6en lebten @lab onfiinte, cine
ein6ringIide Mnfprade.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11
Observation-Disclosures

&odm. Soiepb @iaenbring, bis
6obin bildoflider Sefretar, tit als
Gfarrer bon Brinceton neblt Statio>
men ernannt mor5en, mdbren6 bo6m.
&err 6. @6ouenberger, Biz oobin
@aplan an ser &atbe0rale, NIT Der
SeelIorge ser ieit oem Sooe oeS bo6tp.
S. 8rogan permaiiten ct. &otrids
@emeinoe betraut muroe, nebitoem
aber ou6 nod sic ct. 2ouis @emetn<
Sc in 8opnesbine berieben miro. Dem
bodm. @atbe6ralpfarrer ST. Geo
Cans Iino sic bo6m. @euprieiter &ar1
Sleeper a,no Soiepb @eiienoorf ols
M1liltenten beigegeben, melde neben~
BEL sic @emeinbe in GIT &iper un6
oos @eformatortum gu belorge11 boz
ben.
@ergangene @ode bielten Die
gum ct. 8ene6icts Content IN ct.
Soiepb geb0rigen 6euti6 ipre@eroen
@dmeftern lire Sabreserer5itier, Ole
bonn bo@tp. 9ominifanerpater 81.
EbInte bon !, Minneopolis geleitet
tp1r6e,t. @eftern, Mittpo4, Ma@mit>
tag fan6 sic girflei6nng BON '38 So
ftuIantinne1 ftat; sic @erentoltte1
leitete Ser bo6p'{te !&err aM Better
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

gen6e &in5er: 9eif. 8obnen bon &id)=
mono, Setter, IbomaS uno Suianna
gobnpn bon bier un6 S6melter Ser
naroina bon Mil1paufee, isis. M0ge
Der Gobingeidieoene ruben in Srie<
5er! - 6amilie @briit. 5. &oiden
bon ct. Sgnatil,s, Mont., lit bier 81.
permanotidaftlidem 8eiude uno miro
iicb BON bier nod 5asfatoon, Canada,
begeben in ser Mbiiht, fid aa1f cana=
biidem 8ooen i'm &otelgeiddfte 511
Der l1den. = Geo. W. &olb lit an 4.
9lpe. lpoblbeitolter S6onfpirtb, unb
Solepb &leber fat 0ns 6. Gole's
Sdanfgeid)aft an Main StraBe iiber-
non1men. = Ser lultige Comp bat
nah poQitan6iger 8enobirung ieines
eigenen @eiddftslofaIes ieine @da1pt-
mirtbidaft ii, 6asielbe perlegt. Diem
flag begab er .fid in @ei6aften nod
ct. Glouo, BON mo- ct an6eren Cages
beimfebrte. - 54eriff Sen. Morit
trof Montag NIT Samilie bier Elm un6
begob lid nad 9egruBung Ser SHUTTER
Morib nod @ird Safe, mo 6ie gon8e
Tomilie nit @eiolge ouf 5mei $50
d;e11 sic 9ano= lano Seeluft gu genie
fen geoenft.
Cafe George.
Sic 1Srau 6es 2ehrers gibpeter
uno fire Sod)ter @1iie erftatteten bier
eille1r perluon6tidoftliden 8elud. -
Sim @ierten ssl1li oing aneS redt ltiu
fer; oos junge Golf mar nod sen
Madbaritd6ten Spring SIN un6 Bel
grooe ousaefloaen. Ger Nben6 oes
glorreiden 8ierten bra6te uns Sen
lalrgit aemiinidtengiegen. 6orob unter
Sen 6orlner11 un6 in Ser Natur pie6er
reues 2eben berri6t. Gle Srudt ftebt
iebt ldon. - SSn Ser Modt 6es s.
9Sl1li brauite Elm furd)tborer Sturm
6urd 5ieie @egen6, ser allies gu ber=
ridtcn orobte; er idei,m aber bod
i6o0los getpelen gu lein, muir in Den
Sbftgdrten idiittelte er 6as 0bit bon
sen 861umen. - @etnri6 8erfennes
bat 6as S@anflofal in @Irofa, bos
er ieit Sabren in &adt batte, bon
9a16mig Midels fduflid er1porben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

Stuuunger fir @ieb Elm. SIN oberen
5tod befin6en it6 mieoer flint iepa=
rate @taue nebit 5m0lf offenen Stal=
lungen, ferner oaS @un0eboipital nno
9faume fir @eu uno ionitigeS 6a1tter.
= @enn SIR Cure 6arm perfau=
fen 5pout, ipreht Dor BEL Ser q. s.
@bitnep 2an0 & 2ooan &c., lie lit Ste
6irn1a, nit ser 5u u%nterbanoeln.
- Dos an ser bon ct. CLOUD nad
9uremburg fiibren0e Jog. ~&alf Wap
Saus" lit fauflid in sic &anoe oeS
8aul9reiners Solepb SSager uberge=
gQngen, ser alle 0es @eges &om=
menoe, tpelde einen erfriidenoen
gommertrunf = natirli6 ni6t5
@ei1tiges babe11 mo6ten, einlaoet, BET
linn ein5ufebren.
= Die &arpepal5gei9idte aaf Ser
Sltjeite in fommen6er @o6e bat int
ter unIern @ei9Gftsleuten 6te BET
i@ieoenartigiten @efuble ma6gerufen.
5in6 mir re9t unterridtet, 6ann
m0dte man 6ie fernenoe Mffaire nod
in ser letten @tun6e 6obin abgean=
bert baben, 6aB it@ Ser &arnebol
6iesieits 6es MiIIiiIippi abipielen ion.
- @ir be3ablen bier 8ro5ent an
3eitDepofiten. Tarmers State 8anf
NJ at GIou0. Minn. 16ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11
1864 nad Minneiota. 3mci Sabre

1864 nad Minneiota. 3mci Sabr'
lpater lieb er lid in Tair &apen ii
Sic em County nie6er, mo er Big BOZ
5ebn Sabren, gu ipelder 3eit er iei1e
Satin oltrd) oen Too p%erlor, perbIief
un6 Damn, l1adoeln er sic 6arm Der,
fa1ft, fem Seim abmedielno bei lei,
men &in6ern madte. Dieie iin6:
5rau Mlfre0 8enoit uno @p. @ramer
bon ct. Muguitu; Motb. &romer bon
2%lremburg, Soiepb bon ct. Glouo
lnl6 @ilbelnt bon Broinero. Nebit
Die EN- binterIaBt er nod ei11en in Col
legepiue mobnenoen 8rl0er nomens
Gbriitian. M0ge ct ruben in Srie=
6en!
Golb Curing.
Sn ser ct. 8onifa3i1,s 8farrfirde
nl1r6en Gienitag letter ISOLDE our6
sen bodpp. P. Maurl1s, 8. g. g..
getral1t Sobn 8olfi,1g inns SRI. SOAR
goretba Matbiem. Ma6 ser firbIiden
Teier nabm 6as gliidlide 8routpoor
Bel Ser @od5eit, Sic i'm elterliben
&a1ie Ser 8raut gefeiert >puroe, iei=
tens ser @od5eitsgdite sic ber5lid=
iten @liidlpiinlde fir Elm geiegnetes
gbeleben e%nteegen. SAP es Sen @el,=
%permablten itets mobIergeben m0ge,
lit Ser @uni6 6es vNor6itcrn." -
Ser Mdtb. 81. 90. lttedt bon @id=
mon6 bot in ser Ml15itors=Sffice iid
ols Gan0ioot fir sic oemofrotiide
gfomination fir sic 9egislotur regi=
itriren laiien. 9ielen sdritt 0es
@errn lttedt fat mat bier augenrein
nit 6reu0en begriiBt, in6en1 man ibn
o1s Ben rehten &ertrcter in Ser &C.
gislatur in ali ieinen @alr5l11ngsmei=
fen adten ltno ebren Qelernt fat. -
Mnor. &eisfer fiel Mittmod Morgen
BEL ser slrbeit an @ltit. 8eters meter
@obnung bon einem 40 SUP boben
@eriiit arn6 trug berihie6ene @er1e-
bungen oopon, Sic aber niht e%r,1lter
slrt fins. gr fann bereits pie6er iei=
11er Sagesarbeit nadgeben. - Spill.
Sbuu un6 Srau eritatteten ibrer in
CLOUD i'm Squire ibrer So@ter,
ser Strait 5@a6ler, fronf Iiegen6en
@utter> ser Sra1 @pa Meper, einen
8eiud. Die frante Sra1 5dbIt 81
Sabre, 1t1t6 lire 2ebens6orer pir6
n11rmebr bon fur5er Douer Iein.
Melrpie.
Sm Sitter bon 76 Sobren bot
@obner bter I'M @altie ietnes
Sobnes, Sbomas 8obnen, am Dien~
flag Sen 2. Srli, 6os 3eitli6e geieg-
net. Sim gIorreiden @ierten fan0 na&
einem morgens 9 ubr in ser ct. So
nifa5ius Stride gebaltenen &equiem
sic 8eer6igung itatt. Ser @eritor=
bene mur6e in 1886 in S90nfe!St,
@gb5f Erier, SOUTHLAND. geboren,
berbeirotbete fi6 in 1862 un5 TAM
Dor 40 Sabren na@ @merifa. Ma@=
SEM 6ns @bepaar. in Der 9ie6enen an=
0eren BIGben gelebt, 1ieB es ii6 Dor
90 Sabren maize 6ieier @ta6t nie6er.
Sort itarb Srau 8obnen, rn6 5mei
Sabre ipGter ma6te er iein Seim bel
ieinem bier tpobnen6en Sobne. Sen
Sos 6es guten @aterS betrauern fol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-11

Gngel, .. g. g., tpie er 6ies mud am
or0eren Sage BEL M6legung Ser ein=
fa6en uno emigen @eliib0e tbat.
s Mn1 nG9iten gonntag, Oen IA.
Suli, mir0 ser bodm'ite 8ii6of Sro<
Zee in ct. Mnna nn0 am 81. Sllli in
@o6ena 6os fl. 5aframent Ser Sit
mung ipenoen.
s Sn ser pom bodm. Serrn Sobn
Srobec in Brodtpap poitorirten ct.
Stepbuns @emein5e bielt ser bo6m.
Dr. gelisfar pom ct. SEOUL Seminar
lebte @ode cine m%ebrtdgige III. Mii=
iion, melde BON Sen Mttglie0ern Ser
@emei11oe beitens 5nr 8irfnng oes
Seelenbeiles benutt tpur6e.
Die CUR ct. Sobns @btei eebori=
qen @lerifer un6 mebrere 8atres ser
Mbtei boben Montag Mben6 ibre Sab=
reserer5itien in ct. Sobns begonnen.
Dieielben mer6en bonn bo6m. 8ene=
6ictinerpater @aIter Steble aus Ser
ct. @in5ents Mbtei in &enniplpanten
geGeitet.
Sim Dienitog, sen 16. Su1i, miro
inn @onoent ser Sran5tsfaneri9me=
itern gu 2ittIe Sails I'M 8eiiein 6es
bodm'iten &errn 8ii9ofs Sacob Sro=
bee @infleiorng un6 Brofeb ftattftn<
6en.
sSsn SET ct. 2ourentm1s Stride 81
ct. 2atprence BEL 8erbam mur6e ber=
gangenen 5onntag Morgen Bel einem
bonn bodm. Bfarrer Soiepb Mmbauen
gebaltenen Mmte sos Seit ser eri fet
I'll. &~in6erfommunion ouf's Seierli6<
fte begongen, bel tpelder @elegenbeit
ser @eeliorger cine poiienoe un6 elm
6ringIide @re6igt on sic g1iidli@e
@in6eridoor un6 an sic groBe Mn5abl
BON Mnoabtigen bielt, me1de ii@ gu
ser erbeben6en Seltli6feit eingefltn-
SEN batten. Sc moren scr glmdlt9en
&tn0er 35, melde getpurotgt mdren,
na6 geboriger @orbereitltng auf 6en
midtigen 2ebensaft eritmals ft6 NIT
ibrem &errn i'm beiligiten Mltarsiaz
frament BIT bereinigen. Ma9mtttags
muroen sic Grltfommunifnnten in Sic
Sfapulierbru6eriduft aufgenommer.
Die I60ne Eo9esfeier idIoB nit Mb-
fingen seq 2obgeianges: @rober @ott.
. Mm Dienitag, oen 2. SSrli, er-
tbeiIte ser bodp'fte &err 8iidof So
cob Erobec no4 .einem bonn bodm.
&errn S. 3itur aus Clear 2afe in
Ser ct. 0ttos Stride gu. :Serg1,s Sails
u,ter Miiiiten5 1es bo@tp. &errn 8rtt-
ider bon Gong |rairie als @r5prie<
fter, Seq bodm. &errn @elp bon Mel<
role oIs 9iafon, 6es bodtp. $errt
Meper bon Sairnont, g. g., ols
Suboiafor un6 seq bod1p. Germ @i1-
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Mms Der nm9e8emo.
9llbatu,.

>hlUuluy
Die neue Sirma Mbles & 2erar5
fat am Donneritag bon Sen Mlbanp
&oner MiQs, Sic lte unlaneit faufte,
8eiib ergriffen. Ser l1nternebmungs=
geiit ser neuen Sirma miro ibr fiber
ltd gum gemini@ten 3iele berbelfen.
s. IS. &lotb, mel@er Bis oabin sic
Muble III 8etrieb bieIt, miro iein
@eim mod &ortlano, Oregon, perIe=
gen. sos. Sanauer IGbt feline Ma-
idienenmerfitditte uno Garage 6ieien
@erbit nm einen 50x5O Sui qroBen
Mnbou ertpeitern.
q. Mntboup.
Sroboem sic Ebeilnobnte an UNI
fern ant 4. S11li peronltaIteten &C.
mein5efeit- 5u mlulhen ibrig lieB,
tpuroen .oo@ 1886. 76., ,eingenommer1,
6orob Sic @emein0efaIie Inn Elm nettes
Sinrn1dert berei9ert mur1oe. 2Qeb=
ten Sonntag mar &err @eorg Gtel5Ie
bon, Minneapolis in. @ereinsqngeIe<
genbeiten Bel uns. .;Na@ Dem. Sod>
or1te belt 81 i'm Gdulbaus cine e@e-
St, 9ie our ;Bolge bate, oaB .ii@ nteb-
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merben lieben. Dr. @ation bon 81
bonp fam Madmittags bierbin I'm
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The Penn's Grove record., 1912-01-26

Neglected colds lead to long-stand-
ing coughs, throat and lung troubles,
pneumonia and consumption. Take
Father Johns Medicine today, before
that cold gets any worse. Father Johns
Medicine has had SO years of success
in the treatment of colds, coughs and
lung troubles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-01-26
WHITELAW REID,

the Ambassador and Mrs. Reid pro-
ceeded with their royal guests to their
residence, 451 Madison avenue
The arrival Of the Uncle of Eng
lands King was marked by the an
nouncement of a sudden change of
plans. The change is that the royal
visitor decided to make a flying trip
to Washington and pay an official call
at the White House.
The visitors spent the morning rest
ing after their nights journey, and the
programme of entertainments began at
the luncheon at noon at the home of
the Ambassador. The plans for sight
seeing were submitted to the Duke
after his arrival, as was also the def
mite arrangements for the luncheons
on Wednesday and Thursday.
At the dinner at the Ambassadors
house covers were laid for fifty guests,
and afterward there was music, Nine.
Alma Gluck singing with other artists.
Although the visit is carefully de
fined as private and unofficial there is
a great deal of public interest in it and
some Canadians express the hope that
it may tend in some degree to offset
the defeat of the reciprocity agree
ment in the Canadian general election
through being taken as an expression
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-01-26
TIL. Thin cirI,e rer,nar

No thin woman can afford to lose
her temper. Nothing" says a good
authority, will make you so angular
or give your face such an undesirable
look as the free indulgence of your
own will" A girl who was thin to a
really painful degree gained 80 pounds
in 60 days on the following regime:
Twelve hours sleep a day; a we'll
ventilated and cold room to sleep in,
with plenty of fresh air all night;
light down coverlets for warmth and
hot-water bags at the feet If they
are cold; loose, light clothing at all
times, with plenty of space about the
chest, shoulders and waist; a diet Of
cereals, cocoa, fresh fruits or starchy
vegetables, potatoes, beans, etc, milk
and cream-everything of a warming,
fat-producing nature in the way Of
food; warm baths, though not too fire.
quently.