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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
SPRINGFIELD.

Lafayette McLaren transacted business ill Lanty the past week. .... Prof. Schoggins spent Sunday with Conway friends(),.. Rev. MT. Ennis preached his farewell sermon at the Methodist church Sunday night. ..J. N. Martin has purchased the R. M. Simpson resi- dence, and will move therein with in a few days. .. G. H Harman is preparing to move his family tc Mrs. Cargile's. Will A. Berry walked in from his Arthur school work Tuesday in time to vote fol Chas. C. Reid. !. Miss Vida Moses, after spending several weeks with her sister in Morrilton, returned home Sunday. .. MT. Basslnger, of
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
HANNA.
NOV. I2

Some few from this place attend ed the tent meeting at Blackfork Sunday. The people of that place are having a new tabernacle built. ......L. L. Johnson is building new barn on his farm. Mrs. J. I. Blessings new residence will soon be completed and she will move in this week. Bennie Pate and wife will occupy the vacant house of H. G. Perry Jesse Thompson carried cotton to Quit man Saturday .... School began Monday under the management of Austin Johnson. -. Our vicinity was made sad last Tuesday by the death of Grandma Casey. She was laid to rest in Wilson ceme- tery. The bereaved have our sympathy. B. E. Blessing moved last week to Eglantine Mrs. ]. ]. Blessing and Clara Owen went to Conway last week on a shopping expedition. HI. G. Perry, J. K. Jolly, and Walter Wilmouth went to Conway last week ..W w. B. Blythe and wife were in Conway last week and Mrs. Blythe brought back a new sewing machine =. Health IS good and farmers are hustling to get their crops gathered ,....... Mrs. Owen has gathered thi.ty-six loads of corn and some yet in the field. The writer is sorry to learn of the death of J. w. Underhill. The bereaved have our sympathy.
 ! Nov 70
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
REPUBLICAN,.

E. l.. Palmer has returned home after week S visit among relatives and friends in the Terri tory ...t ]. 4. Oliver is i'll Little Rock this week on business. A large crowd from all parts of the county attended the county uniol here last Friday and Saturday. ...
 H. C. Williams was in Greenbrier last Saturday on business. -. w. E. Oliver made a business trip to Conway last week. =. Some from here went to Morrilton slast week with cotton. Raymond Palmer was among friends and relatives at Guy Sunday =. E. l.. Palmer had mule cut up very badly in barb-wire last week. E. C. Bruce is in Conway this week wis
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
-------------------------- CHINQUAPIN.

Weather pleasant and everybody happy w. A. Reynolds and family went to Conway last week on business w. s. Spears went duck hunting last week. w. F. Merritt carried cotton to the Oliver gin Friday .. H. A. Reynolds was out fox hunting last Wednesday night. J. E. Fenton killed fine beef last week. :. Jim Boyd and wife went to Conway on business Thursday. j. Some failed to attend the union at this place last Friday and Saturday .. Lona Spears wis ited Mrs. Lula Fenton Friday. w. A. Reynolds has bought new wagon. Some in our vicinity are holding their cotton for more than Q cents. .. Tom Tucker and wife visited T. P. Spears Tuesday night. He will move on A. l.. Glover s place soon. :. Mrs. C. A. Spears and Sallie Smith went to Green brier trading Saturday Our school will soon begin at this place. Jepth and Tom Dickens were in our midst last week buying hogs. Mrs. Jennie Merritt attended the speaking Saturday =. Hardy Key holds was in our midst Saturday night. w. A. Reynolds and family visited Mrs. Cora Reynolds Saturday night. Oscar Fielder and John Liblong had nice race Saturday after a deer which was In our vicinity. A. l.. Merritt haul ed cotton to the Oliver gin Satur- day. ... Those who attended the speaking Saturday report a nice speech :. Walter Satterwhite and wife of Under visited E. J Satter- white and family Sunday J. w.. Satterwhite and daughter, Miss Essie, visited at T. P. Spears this week =. Miss Nettle Henderson visited Miss Dessie Spears Sunday. :. BeuIah and Lelma Weatherly visited Elza Merritt Sunday.
 Nov. I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15

near Plumerville, brought his little girl who was bitten by mad dog last week, to Mrs. Mamie Moses for treatment Saturday and Sun day. The maidstone was applied each day and stuck for nearly 7 hours .R R. l.. Loyd and family, and Miss Minnie Burton Eof Morril- ton spent Sunday at Chief Justice Moses Louis Armor and Wal ter Berry spent Sunday on Tucker Mountain, where Louis preached an interesting sermon Carl Shilling was over from Martinville Sunday This township could muster out but 57 voters Tuesday, AS Democrats and 9 Republicans. .Mesdames Moore and Moody did shopping in Morrilton the past week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
CENTERVILLE.

The showers of Saturday night brought cooler weather. The cotton of this section IS about all gathered and the most of 1t sold. ....George Woolly and family and S. ]. Hawkins and family went to Conway Friday shopping. -. John Williams and children moved back to their home last week, Mrs. Williams staying at Morrilton. She expects to come home in about two weeks J. w. Dillaha is moving on the place he bought of J. B. Walls last win ter. w. T. Johnston, who now occupies it, will move to J. A.. Jolly's, near Moore. ...P. A. Will son says he is done picking cotton for this year J. K. Blair, post master at Moore, was hauling corn today purchased from Johu Walls. .Dr. Summers of Enders was here today enroute to Holland .... John Thomas killed nice beef the other day. Work on the holiness tabernacle on Back Fork is pro- gressing slowly. :. Rev. Cook has been carrying on a meeting for the past two weeks at Black Fork. Grandma Casey died Thursday at the home of her son, Joseph Tread way. While her death was very sudden, 1t was not unexpected, as she had been in poor health for some time time. She had lived to a ripe old age. The bereaved have our sympathy. ... James Gray and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. Hamilton, in Pleasant Valley Sat urday l.. l.. Johnson is putting up new house. ... The public school in our district began today under the management of Austin Johnson. F. D. Utley, while in Conway last Monday, had the mis- fortune of losing a ten dollar bill. Just how he was unable to tell thought he either dropped it some where or gave it in change. -. Aunt Betsy Donnell returned to the lower settlement yesterday after a months stay here among relatives and friends.
 Nov. I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE,

We are still having nice weath- CT and crop gathering is about over. P. E. Bryant and family were trading at Conway Wednes- day and Thursday. MT. Couch of Vilonia made his first trip here as pedd1er last week. NV. M Jones, T. J. Teague, Avis and Johnny Cummins went to Con- way last week. w. C. Stocks aud H. T. Huddleston and family carried cotton to Conway last Wednesday and Thursday. 70. G. Moore was at Conway last Thursday. School district No. 4 of Lonoke county wants man school teacher for the winter school. Good wages will be paid to good teacher. Apply to R. J. Hogan, Austin, Ark, R. F. D.. No. g. Bob Wicker of Tennes- see is visiting here. .... R. J. Ho- gan and family visited here Satur- day and Sunday. -. Mrs. l.. l.. Fiddler, who has been sick for some time, is thought to be i'm proving. :. Raymond Moore is a new subscriber to the Log Cabin Democrat from this place. Burnice G. Hogan is also a new subscriber from the Section neighborhood in Lonoke county. ....... Randolph Whorton of Ebenezer attended preaching here Sunday. .... Miss Celie Smith of the Section attend ed preaching here Sunday. ...Jim Teague sold cotton at Cabot one day last week. w. E. Roberts preached at Harmony Sunday The school here is in need of a good teacher for this winter.
 Nov. I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
 MOORE.

O. what excellent time we have had gathering our crops. Fair fairl. .. Miss Fannie Glenn was the guest of Miss Maud Blair Sunday Rev. w. B. Moore filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday. w. I. Blair, Edward Blair, Charlie Smith and Charlie Wilson started for Van Buren county this morning after lumber. Rev. R. M. Cook is holding another series of meetings at Black Fork at this writing -. The quarterly meeting was held at Pleasant Grove church Nov. 9, iC and IT and also ordained Bro. Jim Moore as a Freewill minister. The writer wishes him much success. ... Miss Maggie Blair is very sick at the home of her parents. John Battles and family visited Bart Glenn and family Sunday Our winter school will begin Nov. 10. Uncle Tate Tucker is or the puny list ... Aunt Nancy Gray of near Guy visited her son John, the past few days. .Johf Goodman and wife, James Moore and wife, Mrs. William Moore Bro Henry, Mercer and Frank Webb took dinner with ]. A Tucker and family Sunday.
 Nov. IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
NORTH MT. VERNON TOW \
 SHIP.

We are enjoying beautiful spring-like weather at present
 Health is very good at this place now. Farmers are very busy picking cotton. :. Several young people met at tn he residence of T. A. Maddox, last Saturday night and enjoyed nice singing w. B. Goodloe and children of White county visited relatides in our midst last Sunday -... Ben H. Maddox picked cotton for Jlm Somers, near Bethesda this week !. Rev. J. C Floyd filled his regular appointment at Oak Grove, last
 Sunday night ...C. D. Plant went to Conway this week. .. Our road overseer has been engaged in working the road this week
 So far as we have been able tC learn, no preparations have yer been made toward sowing any grain, in this section this season
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
ENOLA.

Several bales ot cotton have been picked since last week. Cot ton is a good deal shorter than was expected. Owing to the favora- ble weather for gather for gather ing crops very light vote was pulled off here on the 9th IA. L. Powell, manager of the Inde- pendent Telephone Co.,, was in town Wednesday,. B. Setzler made a trip to Conway this week.
 z. Jim Hogue is talking of sell ing his stock of goods and moving to the Indian Territory ..... The Enola cotton gin has been having very hard luck in breaking some thing every day or two. It has been necessary for them to run night andday to keep up. :. Mrs. John Shock died last Friday and
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

iting relatives and friends. -. Wm. and Oscar Hare were down on the Little farm last week gathering corn. M. l.. Cate made a busi- ness trip to Conway last week. -. P. R. ssPallmer attended the w. 0. w. at Wooster Saturday night. -. Arthur Reynolds made business trip to Conway last week. Ho- mer Watson and Alex Palmer were in Martinville last Saturday on business Hugh Duncan made a business trip to Woes ter last Saturday. J. Q. Duncan and wife visited relatives at Ken dall Sunday =. Sterling Little and wife of Guy visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday Walter Edgman and mother made a business trip to Conway last week John Mich ols and wife of Wooster visited relatives here Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15

Cotton is almost gathered in this vicinity ..R. A. Montgomery and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. McNutt, near Plumerville last week Misses Nora Gentry and Bronnie and Rosa Henry vis- ited friends near Quitman Saturday. .. Mrs. Mode and daughters, Ed na and Elsie, visited at Conway last Thursday Grandma Phil lips died last Thursday and was buried at Copperas Springs grave yard Friday. She was very old and perhaps died of old age .., School begun Monday under the management of Prof. Tubbs, Miss es Ollie Wray and Florrie Henry. IT. Herring preached at the Baptist church Sunday night. He is a young preacher (this being his second sermon) and we hope that he may some day make an able preacher :. Raymond Palmer and Arthur Reynolds attended church here Sunday night. J. M. C.. Vaughter, who is teaching school at Damascus, was in our midst Sun day Marvin Brown will attend school here this winter. Charlie Kessinger and wife made a bus mess trip to Conway last week Charlie King and mother passed through here Saturday enroute to George Moore's. -. Willie Gentry is numbered with the sick at this writing -. w. K. Henry and son, Chester, made a business trip to Conway last Thursday.
 Nov. E.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

It is cold today and we are glad to see it. It won't take the peo- pie very long to get through pick ing cotton. /. There is some sick ness here now ...... The ginners have been very busy this week but very little of it has been sold. ...... The writer was iii Argenta a few days ago and got subscrip- tion to the Log Cabin Democrat. Everybody knows it is good pa per. =. w. c. Russell has been at Vilonia this week delivering fruit trees. w. L. Howard of Otto has been here this week Guar terly meeting was held at Noun tain Spring yesterday and today. Presiding Elder Sibert was with us. IT. J. Mayhew was at Cabot Friday. Tom Tygart was at Cabot Saturday. .. w. M. Tygart was at Ward Thursday. Mrs. Monroe is improving some. Mir. and Mrs. s. T. Cozort was at Fl Paso Saturday evening trading. -. Dr. Jas. w. Yancey was at Little Rock Wednesday. :. Geo. Roberts has been at Conway this week trading horses. His hands have left him again Hurrah for the Union and the Union men. Sue cess to the Log Cabin Democrat and its readers.
 Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
----- GREEN BRIER.

James Crump is at Conway working for John Dunaway. ..G. L. Henderson and family went to Conway last Thursday. IT. J. Matthews went to Conway Tues day. .Greenbrier public school opened Monday with w. l. Clark as principal. Atkins Cole and mother of Fulton, Ky, arrived here last week and will spend a few days ---,- Hodge X Boswell photographers, will be here soon :. Married, at the residence on last Sunday evening at p. m., Miss Edna Taylor to Mason McMillen of Kendall, Esq. Tom McMilien officiating. The writer wishes them happy life. A. H. Ben ton, C. J White and J. s. Graham attended the Farmers Union at Republican Friday and Saturday. --... Postmaster Lyon received a letter last week from the Arkansas Pacific Railway Company of St. Louis. asking what our people would do as inducements for a railroad to be built through our town. The road mentioned will be built from Oklahoma City to Memphis.
 Nov. I,
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

There is considerable cotton to pick out yet and somebody will have cold fingers. w. T. Hall had barn raising last Friday. :. James Hardin and Tom Fisher went to the river last Monday to gather corn .. MT. Lea of near Conway visited L. w. Early last Sunday. w. H. Sevier and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. Crouch near Preston, Sunday. y...... John Crowley visited h.s sisters on the Mountain Sunday. -. There areho hickory nuts on the Mountain this year and children and pigs feel bad over the failure. =, Possum hunt ing is the order of the nights. ... The ground is too dry and hard for fall blowing.
 Nov. I2.
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was buried Saturday. Mrs. Shock was a good woman and was loved bv all who knew her. She died of pneumonia after an illness ot three weeks. . MT. and Mrs. H.. G. Sammons are as well as com mon. Mrs. Summons was Ill town yesterday . Mrs. J. H. Reynolds, Sr., is visiting her grandchildren near Cross Roads.
 Nov. I5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
WRITE US A LETTER

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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-15
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Bring in your contest votes.
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ADDITIONAL. SPORT NEWS
ssff s5
OTHER SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 10.
NELSON WILL HAVE TO
GO SOME, SAYS TERRY

Journal Special Service
New York, Feb. 15.-If anybody is worry
ing Terry McGovern's chances in the COM
ling fight with Battling Nelson, 1T isn't Terry
He says:
I'm not 'goin'; I'm coming Young Corbett
the only who ever trimmed me, ana
trimmed me right, and I've recovered my form
since then He couldn't do it now I'm going
to be right for Nelson, and If don't win in
side of the six rounds I'll take my hat of to
him and say he's the best man l ever met.
;''0n the dope ought to be able to trim him.
1t took him nineteen rounds to beat Eddie Han
lon. A year ago I knocked Hanlon out IN
four. Herrera fought Nelson twenty rounds and
came out good and strong. knocked Herrera
out in five, and he was tough nails then,
: too. Young Corbett beat me twice and Nelson
, put Corbett out twice. That's the only piece
- tina B. makes him look better, but Corbett was
s. prime when he licked me.
q e }"When l fight Nelson I'll go In to win as
e. quickly as I'm after the lightweight
championship and if l get it anybody who can
make the weight can have fight. I'm not
going to stop with Nelson
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! PERCY FOOTBALL FOR :
THE COLUMBIA TEAM

Jour- al Special Service.
49, New York, Feb. 15-President Butler Of Co
lumbia, in recent statement onI the football
situation. said: "Columbia's position has been
stated. We have done great deal of thinking
"a and planning since the first announcement and
the result when announced l think satisfactory
to all concerned.
Just what is the scope Of the thinking and
planning became known today for the first time,
and the result there will be no football played
at Columbia next fall, which is cause for
great satisfaction to all men at the local In
-stitution.
In the original indictment read against foot
hall at Columbia it stated that the ''pres-
ent game" of football was abolished. and DR..
Butler added to that he did not think that any
thing the rules committee might do would alter
the game to his satisfaction, but that football
academic menace" because Of It's eff
feet On students and players. From what was
learned today the scope Of Columbia's football
schedule next fall will be limited that the
T. game will not take up much time for training,
= and for this reason will be acceptable to the
: authorities at Columbia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15
MANY ENTRIES FOR BIG
ISHPEMING SKI TOURNEY

Ishpeming, Mich. Feb. 15.-Judging from the
number of entries already received, the national
skiju.nping tournament to be held on the Brass
wire hill in Ishpeming on Washington's birth
day, will be the greatest event of the kind ever
conducted on this continent. Appearing as con-
testants will be upward of 100 expert skiers,
practically all of them of the Scandinavian ma
tonality, and many of them who have achieved
fame as jumpers In their native lands. A
reccrd-breaking attendance also Is looked for
while that longer jumps will be made this year
than ever in consequence Of the improved con-
dit1on of the slide, is practical certainty
= The list of prizes also will be larger on this
occasion. In addition to many cash rewards
there will be the Mather medal and the Hopkins
Roberts and ladies' cup. 1t is likely that a
few other trophies will be given
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15
WISCONSIN CITIES in
NEW RACING CIRCUIT

Appleton, Wis, Feb. 15.-The cities in the
eastern part Of Wisconsin are about to withdraw
from the Central Wisconsin racing circuit on
account of being given undesirable dates for their
races next fall. An informal meeting was held
here yesterday at which 1t was decided to hold
a regular meeting at Fond du Lac on Feb. 16
and make arrangements to organize an independ-
ent circuit to consist of Marinette Green Bay,
Appleton. Oshkosh and Fond du Lac.
The cities afford to offer larger purses
than the old circuit, and as they are all con.
nected by interurban excepting Marinette, 1t Is
thought the circuit will prove drawing
card. A. w. Schram of Oshkosh and Charles
Fose of this city are leaders in forming the
new circuit.
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YORK TEAMS WILL Do
! !: !. TRAINING IN SOUTH

4 5ournsl Special Service.
50 New York. Feb. 16-In less than a month
- from now the giants will be down south and the
-whang of the base hit will again be heard in
: the land.
= John J. McGraw and Clark Griffith. the man.
ayers, respectively, Of the giants and Yankees
= are the men who will put their players thru
?the gruelling process which begins the first part
of March. While their methods of getting their
>. players into shape are dissimilar, both
have shown good results from their different
- systems. Both what are known DRYERS.
Roth indefatigable in practice They are the
first out on the diamond morning and afternoon,
and the last to quit.
A winning start Is half the battle and stern
Il chase Is long one, none more than In base
ball. Consequently both leave nothing undone
to get their players in perfect physical condi-
zion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15
MARTIN SENDS SIGNED
CONTRACT TO WATTY

" Indianapolis, Feb. 15.-Dave Martin, the big
six-foot right-hand pitcher, who was with In
dianapolis toward the close of last season, has
sent his signed contract to Manager Watkins to
pitch for the Indians in 1906. Martin is a
big fellow, and while he did not cause much
he was not in good shape and did not have time
to round into condition before the close Of the
season.
Martin resides in Minneapolis and writes to
Manager Watkins that he is getting in good
shape. Watty thinks very well of Martin and
believes that he will make good if he reports
here in good shape and rounds into form dur
ing the early training season.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15
KENTUCKY TIRED OF
FAMOUS ''HOSS RACES?"
Jcurnal Special Service.

Jcurnal Special Service.
Louisville, Feb. 15.-Representative Russells
bill limiting racing in Kentucky to forty days
Is likely to become law, many members
of the legislature have declared that continu-
Gus racing means the end of the sport.
The Western Jockey club expects to give con-
tinucus racing in Louisville, 1t is said. The
Western Jockey club which acquired Douglass
park few months ago. and upon which Celia
and Condor and others allied with the w. ]. c.
4 are spending about $4,000 in improvements are
getting ready to fight the measure with teeth
and nail. Seemingly the measure Is aimed d.
rectly at the invaders. for the new Louisville
Jockey club, owners of Churchill Downs, never
gives a meeting lasting more than thirty days.