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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

Gross, Kelly y Ga, bien como
cidos comerciantes u por mayor,
~anuncian que esta compaifa hR obte.
1nido pFopiedad al oeste de esta ciu-
dad cerca de las lfneas de Ia compa'
'nfa del Ferrocarril Santa Re y del
p v r. q, y que Embellishments co-
raenzaran Ia construction de un In
menso almacen aqui.
Una casa al por mayor, almacen,
carriles, ETC., tan grande como Ia
propiedad de la compaffa en- Ia ciu.
dad de Albuquerque 8 en- Las Vegas.
seran instaladas aqui con tan poca
d;lacion como sea possible. Carries
de ambos el p. u r.. G. W Ell Santa re
correran al almacen dc la compaffa
4 mode que los efectos puedan ser
descargados Y cargados sin ninguna
dilacions II
~Hemos contemplate tai movimlen.
20 por algun TEMPO" dijo Ell ST.. KEEL
Az, quien o. gerente general de- la
ccmpahfa. Nuestra idea es competir
activamente por la parte norte de
Nuevo Mexico y la parte u de Colo
RADIO en- los negocios. Hemos hallado
qIe compalfas de Colorado estaban
para venir q Nuevo Mexico y nos pro-
pucimos v0ltear las mesas v entrar d
Colorado. Nos hallaremos capaces
para competir con Colorado ahora,
a.. - ~. ~.1A rZ ~MM44 NANNrTNMA#MAN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08
: PERSONAL. s

Don Daniel Martinez. de Embudo,
80 VIC Ell la ciudad durante Ia soma,
ma transando negocios importantes.
Fl Sr. Apolonio Duran, residente
del hermoso Vale de Taos, nos hizo
una agradable vista durante la se-
mana.
Don Leonardo Fernandez, de Taos.
Sc e~ncuentra en- la ciudad transando
negocios de inter6s y visitando d sus
muchos amigos.
I'll ST. Benito s. Martinez, de Cha.
mita, estuvo en- la ciudad ell LINES
transando negocios i~mportantes ante
la oficina de ~terrenos.
FL 81. A. A. Sena, de Las Vegas,
Sc dejd yer en- la ciudad Ell mi6rco-
les en- compaifa de sus muchos ami
gos y conocidos.
Don Cosme Herrera, de Pojoauue.
yfsit6 Ia ciudad durante la semana,
Eabiendo venido con ell fin de ARE
glar asuntos de mucho interes.
I'll Sr. L. Q. de Baca. de AIbuquer-
que. tuyimos Ell gusto de verlo en- la,
Capital el martes Observance los pro
cedimientos de la legislature.
Don Silviano Roybal, ex-alguacil
del condado de Rio Arriba, estuvo 8 n
ciudad ell lines transando neeo
clos y visitando parientes v amigos.
Don Amarante Garcia, de Chamita,
c0ndado de Rio Arriba estuvo An Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08
NlNO BIZ SANTA ROSA MuERE
APuNALEADo.

Santa Rosa. N. M, Enero 25.-Ls
vfctima de misteriosas punaleadas in
| fIigidas esta tarde d las $50 en- Ii
Gale Principal, al frente de la tiends
de Smith, Prudencio Romero. de (
amos de edad, ha muert0s Su compa'
nero de unos cuantos momentos an.
ties, Candelario Romero, de 13 amos
dc edad, esta bajo la vigilia do oficia
les crey6ndose que podra dar aIguna
information acerca de la fatal ocu,
rrencia.
Prudencio v Candelario nj obstan.
to que Ilevan el mismo apelIido. no
son parientes eI uno del otro. Am,
bos habian estado en- la tienda
Smith POGO antes de las puiialeadas.
Poco despues que Sc fueron de Ia
tienda, I'M individuo que pasaba Dor
ali vic al niho Prudencio postrado
en IA banqueta en- medic de un charco
az sangre. I'm m6dico fue llamadc
embellishments pero cuando lego eli
niho estaba va acabando y muri6
uros minutes despues. Una honda he,
rida en- 81 iado derecho del cuello que
cort6 Ia vena yugular cause la muerte
prontamente.
III muchacho Candelario fue halla-
40 en- seguida al lado opuesto de la
Gale. pero neg6 tener conocimiento
ecerca de las heridas de- la tferna
victimah AL ser interrogado dijo u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

Bile vista durante3la semana. Ell sSr,
|Sandoyal fue anteriormente miembro
de la camara de representatives por
este condado.
Don Esquipula Jiron, de Pojoaque,
ly miembro del cuerpo de comisiona.
dos de condado, estuyo en- Ia ciudad
durantes Ii semana transando nego-
clos i~mportantes y visitando parien.
tes y amigos.
Don Fidel Ortiz, c~iudadano promt
nente de la Ciudad de los Prados J
heFmano del s~ecretario de Condado
Marcelino a. Ortiz. Sc encuentra en-
II cindad visitando 'p~arientes y d sus
muchos amigos.
Don Jose p. Montoya, uno de los
csudillos dem6cratas del condado de
Rio Arriba, estuyo en- la cuidad du-
rante IA senana transando negocios
|importantes y Observance los proce.
dimientos de la legislature,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

ei mundo quiere retratarse, ' cada
venta que haga ~anunciarA su nego.
clio y 70 traera mas ventas.
NO sE NECEsITA ExPERrENCiA
Cada Equipo va acompahado do
ernpezar q hacer dinero q fos Ounce
minutes de haber reeibido Ell equtpo.
EN0RMEs GANANcIAs
Max Brodie dice: 'sHice S472i.B0 en
once meses. Mis- gananeias Dor fer-
ming medic fueron q razon de SI1.50
S. b. GIpson dice: aeon So eou,po
ne ep ds ssSo Una sananeia LIQUIDS ds
7. n Gilmore escribe No III f1e.
vado cuenfa. per0 con su Gamma he
consegnido de $50 q $50 por sems~
ma sin i~nterrupci6ns lo cual superb
Centenafes de cartas como estas
prueban las enormes posibifIdades
para hacer dfner0 en- este nueVo
agradable neEocio.
ruede Vd conseguir este MARA
VILL0SO EQEIPQ FOTOGRAFIEO
por una cantidad insign icante, 20
$500 al afro 81 quiere va. ser IN
qependiente scr absoIutamenfe
duef1o de an negociD. escrfbame bov
misnio y a vuelta de correo le, envfa.
fe ln1ormes gratis acerca de esfa
MAGNlFlCA PROPOSITION, incIsi-
senu0 cartas que muestran pruebas
DO: No Sd pEMoRanS 70 eo Ss1 nsa1d
Es1E ANuNcIo HOY MfsMQ.
L LAsCELLG. Mgr
c27 W. sad Sc, Dept. ia, New York
=. u ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

4. x.-t-. ~, ..1.xc : 4 ~ ~.
xs sSry,c,c. c0cis IN 6cx,nS dsbe.
y dsnf,c A. frsirf q dler AZ suea
4 Ar q Wa Y n .ct. !. r.a 1;,enfr
a. a,iss \ 49, Z n. ~ IA
Al ds 80 r~asrcctfvoa condsdo1
SorSs ~ r,,srss bsn sIdo canadas
! $1,000 !, fcdss MAJ ~c,oninas
{ .6~nr,.,cr.s q s-ricv|sr, ! sanadas
I S~Sr.,ss c.,scts1s Ss.n,,s. 81.
~ 49, cc,sctsda. 4 ~ diohos "
rscs n-rccmrsdore AZ diatrifo. baio
80. -srfo~,o-os ohcro 4 o.n,,ar 81
S,,erv. ds,a-sn ~ L n,,.y,a msnara
dxrse c,,snts IL e,lss 3 * cadaa
toIas tsscr.ro. AZ cordexn ~ z ~
tss 81, e. 49, ~ 49, &c TsIes
rrocr.. drr.s IA d,sritc dabars ,,,ar
ry c.,.., = $500. as re- ro,smas
4, scorn,ssor ~ ,.o,c..o nor ma 81
..s ,,arse~.S \. 4. ~ c,,.rto r,,hiartr.
a. ,-risso.s ~ ~ var,os tesoraro,
AZ 3.harxr axradtr Z tala.
nroc,,radoro. ~ d,ar,fo rec,hoa nro
r;os nor I tosos rarnaaas ! dana
q ocroa,te~ ,ss rn,s,,.s y soran ~
81 .rica ~
~ " c~,a,o,,er nroc,,ranor \,
d,strsto r,,,ss 49, ~ xs~ 1000. y,
q pagar seEun requerido Dor este az
ia. cualqufera y todas ias propinas
oc.1misiones 5 dineros ganados &
3 viniendo 4 sus manos por yirtud dt
su o3clna. 90 considerara culpable dt
nlaIyersacion " sobre conviction al
il mismo debera ser castigado Dol
una multa de M menos que cinco MI
pesos 5 Dor encarcelamiento Dor IL
r,as que cinco amos. 8 ambos. u e1
adicion 4 is mismo deber6 ser suma
riamente removfdo de of,cina nor ID
scorte que imponga IL sentencia.
Cualquier tai Official quien volunta
riamente falte s neglija desempehaI
los deberes de sd ofcina. sobre con
viccion de 10 mismo debera ser cas-
tigado por una multa de no menoI
que mil pesos 8 Dor encarcelamfentt
por no, mas que sells meses, s ambos
u en- adicion 4 10 mismo debera lei
sumariamente rernoyido de la ofcins
por Ia corte i imponga la senten
cha.
Cualcuier III oficial oufen vo,untx
rfamente lure falsamente 81 cuants
4 c~ualou,er cuenta reoparida ~ eatt
acta de ser dana halo turamento &
o~onsidarara culnahla 81 rari,ro ] e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08
AcEITE cRuDo 4 $3.50.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 5.-Por la pri.
mera vex en- cast veinte amos, las
agencias que conpran aceite anurcia.
ron hoy $3.50 por aceite crude dc
Pennsylvania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

M| M ME ~. #IYA XII Y 1MTWnHAM WNa A W M &u AZ
J, Z, II. atsS, 49, "
.ar.s ~ A Z dsvcc,or A. n
~. rns y. 60 ~ w. mii,srss Y
49, 81 &c I. g todss ~ ,oIa
.s.s Z .1x,snor 1ss ,o,. y ~s,;n,,
~ 1890 AZ ~ cr,,css n
rt~s rs.h :. 4, I. frsrta ~ "a ~
dr.1 n e ,Iavx ~ r
ccr r,,,chs scismrad.a 81 =. cardot
knoer e. a.5.1 de I. cr,,v d3ca Y
,s,ssrts snTsmsrto bomo c,,is n
~ q ~ n-nIvsrsm ravartsrIs IA M
'a.da haarra nue no,ro eros Z o,,s
I 1890 ,oIvars Z
10 IA caran,on,a Ilata AZ temor
,.-acordando 4 hreva - e vida /,
v.,sdod da sste n,rrdo
1nrnna e a A. AZ oranda sola,m
x,d.d q M,xrcclas AZ Car,1a "A 4.
M ~ oh~I,eacion naro ~ davoto,
siaronra atjandan \ ~ ~sarv,c,os {
rcs,h,a
W. 'a
Ans ss'e' ssu'a''0a1 pa1a I.
sesaossl i II 1uA. ~ e ~
uo.en's ~ salsa - nan s'so auuu
oasas ~ 1880 go isAos'a6 ~ 81 81
nose
~ eeas9s us1. :
" anos 1900 $1,000 n IN RuVuUl
$3.50 D,Sor asuna =
1os a, go u.Io g 1uaio1nia q I
49, ~ 49, wy ~
,a " ual1s - pal
~ w. , s.i 1919 It
= ~. 0o.'on lislana =
N 1870, 4 AZ nieuaO uaa cuahuo sA1g w v
Is e u9S.S
- 1870 IL psllA''e ~ tvs NJ
4.sos IN 1890 NV coln,un
& sI s4t loS hunS s Ms5
III sIoy7s $1,000 wv
1870 $500 ~ Sua
Wv. ,N $3.50 sSs a,
49, g. Saa'ia souos ~
Ms-s- s..s &c y, $3.50 So u.as Z
pssS ~ ue.Ai, r,as ouaa
Io ~.
M 1880 ~ 01sauo W. ~
''ai'0s uonio ~ va IS
$500 - 10 81 aspl
~ = unA especiai dada 2 Sloe
| prOnlDldO6 en- la mi6ma COmida 3i$eI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08
CASTRO MERENDo CON I'll DO.
BERNADoR SuLzER.

New York, Feb. 5.-Cipriano Cas-
ito, anterior presidente de Venezuela,
acept0 hoy a invitacion para meren-
dar con 81 ~gobernador Sulzer en- al
bany Ell jueves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08

4NlN NNtk&4 WIZ Na
cAMAnAy LuMEe I'D. 4
MY copias aea sproyeeto RI ssAaA''oS
&c condaaos y seseolen'as c.ncssnss
copia9 aeia proyecs4 49,
e e.ss.1'o 'n $500 z. scs>rSc
.l 1T. ns.. s.s q s,s~ss Y .ncdc o,,s
80 .ssrr AL 10 y.rio.
rondados habran reoibido copias de
.stos documenfoe i-ntarsnantes.
81 nrovecto al los p-rocuradores de
distrifo " dice oue ser6 como sigue
~ ~ atantada formacion:
W. Ana Ralativa Z Ios salarios de
IL Proouradoras "a nistrito.
Decr6tese por Il Leaislatura del Es,
tadc ~ Nnevo M6xico:
sxx...- ..,.r,a. =. =. -.
W. S,.t~,ta ~ 4 ~.
~ ~.sna Msx,ca sor scu, III.
NM.
os
~ 81 rrlnAes D.s'tiso 'uu1 w
tro MI resos ~ Ano'
r.'sr IN pesos N, Ano
Ito NIL Doscientos Cincuenta Pesos
I'll AKo.
m q ruarto nistrito Judicial. Cua,
tro NIL D~oscientoss Cincuenta resos
a. A1o.
En Ell Quinto Distrito Judic,al, Qua
tro Nil Quinientos Pesos eli Aho.
Iii al Sexto Distrito Judicial, Dos
MI setecientos Cincuenta Pesos al
Ano.
IN 81 E6ptimo Distrito Judicial,
Tres Nil setecientos Cincu1nta Pesos
IL Aho.
En- 81 Octave .Distrito Judicial, Qua.
fro Mi Quinientos Pesos Ill Ano.
Proyeido: Que los gastos actuales
do yiaie. de los pr~ocuradores de dis.
trio, incluyendo transportation, cuen,
tas de hotel aloiamiento incu-ridas
mientras ii ii desempe6o do sus de-
here's. deberan ser pagadas pOr 81
condado en- favor de las cuales las
rsismas sean incurridas, sobre liz 81.
den de- Ia corte, s~oportadas Dor una
declaration iurada de tales gastos,
del fondo de cortes de- cada condado.
v Proveidos Ademas. Todos los
utenciIios -necesarios Dc e~scritorio,
abastos de- oflcina v estampillas de.
beran ser proveidos para 81 uso de-
ia varios procuradores de distrito,
! oosto actual d is mismos Il ssr
aprobadas por ii juex dc distrito, del
fondo de- cortes ue los varios conda-
dos de cada distrito. en- Ia misma pro.
borcion Due tales condados .respecti-
wmente contribuyen ii page de los
saiarios IA nrocnradorea az diatrfto
como aoui despues prescripto de ser
pagados.
Sec. q. Ningun procurador de- dis
TITO debera recibir nara su uropio
uso ningun salari0. propinas 3 emolu
n,entos otros one los mi prescrintos
Ninguna otra 8 concession adicional
dabera ser hecha s nagada nara 3 En-
cuenta de- cualouier a~sistente s asis-
tentes anteriormente 8 despues nom.
btados nor 81 procurador de distrito.
Sec. ). Los salaries de todos los
n-rocuradores de distrito deberan ser
pagados ) 81 estado do c~ualesouie-
a fondos en- Ia tesoreria del estado.
excepto ~aouellos reservados para eli
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-08
pRocEpiMlEnvoe pE RETENcioM
cAuSAN CHAM iNTEnEsS%uN
AeuNTo NAcioNAL:

.- o.~xtItart~ Enar0n ~lnntlt(li.
s's ..3rc~ @s...Tn r-.,s. nor Mucho
r,s-rs u.-c,.a. so, ~ Asuntos
~ -. a.nt. clsr,. = Aho-
x...tn NJ Z. p,sado 1 ia
z, nsr.r.r,srt ", Int
c...s,c- p.r.. sobre o.
,..n rsrrenos M "a lnd,os
v'.s. -<.s.,,. e i A6os con Il
r..,..r.. \. 4. Tss.e,on y
4. s-,AirenoIs a. "a
s.,SsIr cs-..,,d.a..
v'
nrocod,m;artos ia retencion
.nsts~aaos nor padro II AGA. VI il.
AZ a. sants cara en- IA corte de dis.
MI sry,,eivan 4 historic de- int.
~ 49, .sc,cr.
,~starcion al traida con ID inten-
VI - sv,tsr Z IL deIaeados del nue.
NJ !. e.rts cIars escoridos nor una
srsssrsn I vor,. AZ esa comunidad
$500 aansorn. a. nor 81 IA Il 4
Nh III. :, to,rs ! narta ~ II ave.
s~ss.ssser Il q mataris AZ tntrepar
~ $1,000 Z, aac~ratario del inte-
n...,.manta axnl,coda IA ratencion
s.ss.~sS 4 ,,r. r,oro n Tr,,a.
s's.n s,sa corca A santa clara !
4'..s- ,,,,chn t,amrc fa.tidto.
$3.50 N..,.Sss - II asuntos
$780, $3.50 ter,o,nxrdcso a. ma
" 10 Az. h.tc ~ ncmhre
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26

Pearl Baraw of Lyndonville has
been visiting at E. R. Baraw's.
Lee Parker of Bradford was a guest
at E. E. Does for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Turnbull are
taking trip to Washington, D. c.
Harold Gardyne, who has been at
home i'll with grip, returned to Bur-
lingtOn Tuesday n light.
A petition of the voters of the town
of Barton is being circulated to estab-
lish curfew law in this town.
The second of a series of lectures
was given Tuesday night by Rev. H.
B. Rankin of Newport to a large
house.
Miss Huntoon. who has. been work
ing as stenographer in R. w. Ell
bridges Office, has returned to her
home in Rutland.
Miss Marion Ordway and Miss Inez
WlnslOw were in Lyndonville Tuesday
to attend the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. W. l. Powers.
Orleans Basket Ball1 team defeated
Craftsbury by a large score in the
game Wednesday night. but lost the
game at Derby Friday night. :
Invitations are out for the mid-win-
ter ball given under the management
Of Miss Brewster's dancing class in
the opera house Wednesday evening,
Feb. 18th. Music by McCauley s
orchestra.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26
COVENTRY

Mrs. A. B. Mongeon is now gain
ing.
Mrs. Azuba Hancock is gaining
slowly.
Mrs: Leonora Ware still remains
quite i'll.
Mrs. S. G. Percival is very i'll with
a hard cold.
J. H. Rogers is again confined to the
house with illness.
A hot dinner will be served town
meeting day in the M. E. vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Heron, who have
been i'll, are able to-be out again.
Mrs. R. K. Ware has been visiting
friends in ST. Johnsbury and Barnet.
Ira Wheelock, who has been quite i'll
with grip and a bilious attack, is
better.
The remains of Mrs. Sylvester Cass
of West Derby were brought here fol
burial today.
Miss Alice Foster, deaconess, has
been in Lyndon, assisting Rev. F. B.
| Blodgett in special meetings.
Mrs. Mabel Brooks, who has been in
| Brightlook hospital, ST Johnsbury fol-
an operation. returned home today.
Alonzo Priest died yesterday. The
funeral will be held in the Congreea.
tionaI church Friday at 10 o'clock a. m
DR.. R. F. Willard accompanied Mrs
Chas. Kidder to Montreal today
where she will undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Hancock o.
Newport attended the donation in the
M. E. church last Wednesday evening
There will be preparatory service
in the Congregational vestry on Satur
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Communion
service Sunday morning.
The regular meeting of the w. C. T
U. will be held in the Congregations
vestry Tuesday, March 4th. Subject
literature. Roll call, Uses of litera
ture in our work. A public dinner will
be served.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
AdavionaA Neus, Page S. Dean coven, 2ocaA sditor
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.

Notwithstanding the stormy Sun.
days, the Bible school has had ar
average of 101 for the month of Feb
ruary. A very interesting meeting OF
the Home Missionary society was held
at the home Of Mrs. J. B. Cotton The
following program was rendered /:
Hymn. "He Leadeth Me-" followed by
Scripture and prayer; 1.-THE Social
Condition of the Negro" Mrs. Dick
ems; reading, 1.-The Darkie Funeral. "
Mrs. Moulton; selection from "Ur
from Slavery" Mrs. Witt; piano solo,
Mrs. Cotton. A pleasant social hour
was spent at the close.
Prayer meeting this evening. Plan
to be present.
The pastor will preach both morning
and evening Sunday. Subject OF
morning sermon, people who are
Historically True but Morally False
service. The Bible school at IL M.
Good teachers and interesting classes
for all. All young ladies who are moi
identified with any other class are cor
daily invited to join our organized
class for young ladies. We will try to
have helpful hour. Remember that
Sunday will be Missionary Sunday in
the School.
Junior League at 3 p. m. Epwortf
| League at 6 80 p. m. Subject, "The
Labors of Jesus" Leader, Miss Stella
| Twombly.. This is the time for the
roll call and collection. Please lei
every member try to send response
if he cannot be present for the roll
call. We hope to have short reports
from members of the cabinet. Sub
ject of evening sermon, what Marks
! Do You Bear?" Everybody is cor
daily invited. The service will be
brief, lively and helpful.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26

The pupils of the upper grades in
the village school will hold pro-
menade at the town hall Friday eve
ming Feb. 28th for the purpose of rails
ing funds for their library. Admission
five and ten cents. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The five days old daughter, (Carla
Avis.) of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Durkee,
died suddenly last Wednesday of heart
trouble. The funeral was held in
their home Friday afternoon. Rev. M.
w. Hale officiating Interment was in
the village cemetery. Much sympathy
is felt for the parents in their bereave-
ment.
There was very large attendance
at the donation in the M. E. church.
A fine oyster supper was served, after
which the following program was
listened to. Duet, Mrs. Bert Ware
and A. D. Thurber; recitation, Guy
Thurber; recitation. Elmer Sanville
solo, Miss Alice Foster; recitation,
Miss Alta Wheelock: organ duet, Mrs.
Ira Wheelock and Mrs. H. J. Frazier.
A short farce, 'tWhen Women Vote, "
was given with the following cast of
characters. Hannah, servant, Mrs.
Kate Hancock; Mrs. Jameson, an
ardent suffragette, Mrs. Gertrude
Ware: Mrs. Brownell and Mrs. Delano,
society ladies, Miss Eta Litchfield and
Mrs. A. d. Thurber; Helen Jameson,
sentimental young lady, Miss Mabel
Rowell. Solo, Miss Alice Foster. Net
proceeds, $82.
WESTMORE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Hyde are both
quite ill.
Mrs. VIM. Richardson visited at
West Burke the past week.
Mrs. Lila Bleifing finished very
successful term of school here Friday,
Feb. Fl and she with her daughter,
Eleanor have gone to their home In
! Barton.
The Washington social at M. E.
Calkins Friday evening was success.
About fifty were present and SIS. O(
was added to the treasury of the W..
B. T. S. Everyone had fine time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26
Congregational Church Notes.

The Old Folks concert given under
the auspices of our Ladies Aid society
with M. M. Taplin, musical director
was most enjoyable Every number
was good and we'll received by the
large audience present. About fifty
dollars will be added to the organ
fund as result.
The mid-week service will be held
this evening at the usual hour. The
topic is Humility.
At the service Sunday morning in
addition to the sermon by the pastor
and the special selections by the
choir, Holy Communion will be admin
istered. 1t is also expected that
there will be some to unite with the
church.
The session of the Sunday school
will be as usual at the close of morn
ing worship. The Junior Endeavor
society will hold it's meeting in the
vestry at 80 in the afternoon.
The Washington social recently held
was we'll attended and all enjoyed it
highly. The G. E.. service Sunday
evening at 6 80 will be commemora-
tive of David Livingstone, whose
birthday anniversary occurs shortly.
A special program has been prepared
and the meeting is under Miss Bertha
Kinney's direction.
At the Sunday evening church serv-
ice.the anthem, Jerusalem, My Glori-
Gus Home given at the Old Folks
Concert will be sung by the large
chorus choir. Other good selections
will also be rendered and a short SER
mon upon timely theme will be given
by the pastor. No one will want to
miss this service.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26
ORLEANS

J. H. Brown is quite i'll.
Earl Montague is on the sick list.
Little Chester Barney has been very
i'll.
w. c.. Farman of Troy was in towr
Friday.
Miss Zadie Farman is ill with the
measles.
Hugh Rowell is home from Dart
mouth for few days.
L. M. Kinsley and family are in
Boston for few days.
Mrs. w. C. Farman of 5Troy is {
guest at F. j. Kinney's.
Miss Esther Perley is assisting in
Mrs. E. L. Spafford' store.
Miss Zadie Farman spent the week
end with her parents in Troy.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20

How is this? We write policy on
which you are guaranteed to draw
more cash in 20 years than you have
paid in. Ask the agent, J. D. Duna-
way, K. l.. Jackson, j. NJ. Downing. st
Mrs. A. C. Millar entertained yes
terday afternoon on Hendrix College
campus, in honor of the Junior Glass
of Hendrix College. Quite a pleasant
afternoon was spent by those present.
Refreshments consisting of ice cream
and cake were served.
Of course you need the life insur-
ance. Well, we need the business. We
want three men from Conway agency
to be members of the 100000 Club
which meets in July-business must be
written by June 81. Advertise Con
way-help the Conway boys. Take a
policy with u.s. j. M. Downing, j. D.
Dunaway, R. l.. Jackson st
A miscellaneous shower was given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Frauenthal yesterday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Annie Steen, whose
marriage to Harry Frierson of Column
bia, Tenn, occurs tomorrow. A geo.
graphical contest furnished much
amusement for the guests, and deli
cious refreshments were served. Miss
Steen was the recipient of many dain-
ty gifts.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20

May rs. While the sermons will be
delivered at different hours, that for
the high school will occur at the same
time as the annual missionary sermon
of Central College.
The baccalaureate sermon for Cen
trail College will be delivered at the
First Baptist church Sunday at II
o'clock a. M, by DR.. B. B. Bailey of
Texarkana. At 8 o'clock p. M. the
annual missionary sermon will be de-
livered at the same place by Rev. O.
j. Wade of Little Rock.
DR.. George H. Steen, pastor of the
Conway Presbyterian church, will de-
liver the annual commencement ser
mon for the Conway high school at
the Methodist church at 8 O'Clock Sun
day evening.
A concert will be given next Friday
evening by the pupils of the public
school, in the public school auditorium.
All of the grades except the tenth and
eleventh will take part in the concert.
The address to the graduating class
will be delivered in the auditorium
Friday evening, May 80, by Prof. C. J.
Greene of Hendrix College.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20

2. 1t is worth while for me to pre-
vent some customers from over run
ming their credit.
3. 1t is worth while for me to cut
down the labor of bookkeeping one
half and cut out bookkeeping errors.
q. 1t is worth while for me to get
my ice delivered quicker and give my
customers better all-around satisfac-
ton. If you don't see that l am cor
rect about this business proposition.
put it up to me to convince you.
viii charge your books, but don't
ask for single deliveries to be charged
Your friend,
itt R. B. M'CULLOCH.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-20
COMMITTEE CONSIDERS
HENDRIX PRESIDENCY

For the purpose of informally dis
cusslng the matter of filling the va
cancy in the presidency of Hendrix
College, occasioned by the resignation
of DR.. A. c. Millar, Chairman George
W. Donaghey of the board of trustees
came up from Little Rock last night
and held conference with local men,
bers of the committee Several names
are said to be under consideration by
the committee, but it is not probable
that any announcement as to their
choice will be made until the one Sc
lected his signified his willingness to
accept