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Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

worship and building enterprise will no doubt he undertaken at no distant day, the church finances being now shaped to that end. On Easter Sun day the offering was in the neighbor- hood of $500 so it cannot be said that there is lack of interest or financial support.
 MT. Penick says his leaving is only because he has been here so long and so continuously that he feels the need of rest and change and now that he has received a call from a city very much 10 his liking, and in the sOurn where he has lived most of his life, he feels entirely justified in making the change Tuscaloosa is the uni versity town of the state, a city a lit- tie larger than Phoenix, and a city or churches and schools. His son is al l- ready attending school not far from there and it is really the homeland for him. He expects to leave Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs. Penick on April 30l
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17
TUBERCULOSIS
 OF THE BRAIN
The Dread Disease Which Has Seized
 Louis OStaboI.

Louis Ostabol a young man of nine teen was committed to the insane asy- lum yesterday. His case was consid- erably out of the ordinary. Ostabol. whose people are well to do, came here from Indiana last August in ilI-heaIth.
 Some months ago he went to work for Nelson Bradley and there was an early improvement in his condition. Mir Bradley took an interest in him,
 provided him with the best of food
 for one in his health and within a
 short time ne had gained greatly in weight and took on an appearance of
 robust health.
 | He was a hard working and reliable ! emplOye until few days ago when | it was noticed that something was wrong He was sent to town on CT
 rands and returned having forgotten all about them. MT. Bradley himself { had observed nothing until Sunday night when while he was talking to ! OstaboI about some omission the young man began to stare at him and
 kept it up until MT. Bradley could stand it no Iopge. and walked out of
 his sight.
 | lie IIen ueltIIiiilCu lb ild Nt ''sottAb'i examined by d physician. He brought him to town yesterday morning and while he left him in front of doctors $ office the young man ran away and re- turned to t:.e ranch. pr. Craig at the 1 request of MT. Bradley, called at the ranch and having examined the youth ' recommended that his case be referred
 to the probate court
 That was done in the afternoon. The
 young man had q mixed bored and humorous expression. He talked fair ly conerently though he suffered oc-
 casionaI lapse of memory Under the examination he grew worse and fin Eally he became so violent that it was
 necessary to restrain aim by force His smiling expression had all gone and he turned pale with rage so thai by the time the examination was con- cluded. it had become necessary tC handcuff him and he was kept in irons until he could be removed to the asy- Ium. He appeared to be going tC pieces fast He even seemed to have lost flesh in that short time and ht
 sat constantly moving his lips but no uttering a sound MT. Bradley accom- panied him to the asylum to mako ar engagements for any additional attcn' tion he might require.
 The examination of the young maI
 was conducted by pr Hughes and Dr TafeI Both physicians were of th' opinion that he would never be an! better and that he would not liV' long. They pronounced his ailment t'
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17
SPRING CATARRH.
H. Goodman Sells Hyomei Under
 Guarantee of Cure.

The changeable weather of spring is directly responsible for the prevalence of catarrhal troubles in Phoenix at the present time.
 As a result II. Goodman has had q larger sale for HyOmei the past week than ever before in the years that he has handled this reliable treatment for the cure of catarrh.
 Unlike the ordinary remedies that have been used in catarrhal troubles there is no stomach dosing with Hyo- mel It is breathed through a neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit and it's baIsamic, antiseptic healing penetrates to the most remote killing all catarrhal germs healing the | irritated mucous membrane, and eff fecting a complete and permanent cure. If there is a single catarrhal germ in the system. Hyomei will search it out and absolutely destroy it, com pletely eradicating the trouble. The remedy has made so many cures among H. Goodman's customers that he offers to pay for it himself if It does not benefit even the worst case of catarrh.
 The complete outfit costs only $1, consisting of an inhaler, medicine dropper. and bottle of Hyomei. while extra bottles of Hyomei can be ob- | tained for 30 cents. There will not be even this small expense if HyOmei does not cure as IT Goodman will return your monay.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

be the rare and terrible one of tuber- culosis of the brain.
 A peculiar thing about ais condi- tion was that excitement would at times restore him to momentary sanity but that if the eXxcitment were pro- Ionged it would throw him into a vio lent condition.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Your chance to buy good hign grade machine very cheap. Singer, New HoTe, White. Domestic, Wheeler & Wilson, etc, from s to s10. All in perfect condition. See them at Chas- DOnOfrio's furniture house. F.. Wash ingtOn St.
 For family use-OId Rutledge Whi5- ky. MelcZer Bros. Co.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

A woman thinks nothing of eating breakfast in a five dollar kimona. but she would raise an awful roar if her husband appeared in his 75-Cent paja- mas-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Dr. l.. M. Swikerath. the OpticiaI leaves for Denver. May 1. If there is anything the matter with your eyes Or in need of glasses see him at once. 21 F. Washington St. CUpstairs.l
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Rollingstone NOmoss-''Wc are fear fully and wonderfully made" Tired Travers-"WelI. I'm glad we are made so WIG can sit down.-Philadelp Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Go to Hinsons for first class bar becued meats. Corner First avenue and Jefferson or Phone Red $50.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Mrs. Chugwater Hooking up from her newspaper what is the "rear elevation" of a church?
 Mir Chugwater-It is the place where the choir sits. Haven't you been inside a church a few times in your life?- Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

We amateurs can not realize our ab- surdity-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-17

Goodbye my son now Pap's gone
 What will he brine to Little Andy ?'' "Oh, papa, bring me a nice big box
 Of Dorofrio's Cactus Candy"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
Division Of Districts.

District No. includes that part Of
Ardmore north of Main street
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District No 3 includes Marietta, Ry'
an and all Of recording disthrlcts 20,
n and 90, with the exception Of Ard
more proper and all towns north Of
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tricts H. rs and 10. and all towns
north Of Ardmore on the C. C. q S.
:. Ry..
District No. Q includes Ada, Tisho.
mingo. Atoka, Durant and all OF re-
cording districts l6. 22. % and %
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woees, Glars, on.n Garry the Mos;

ConvieGon.
When Maxim. tie famOus gun IN
verto- sced his gun before a com
mi,tee at judges. he stated It's carry
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manufacturers Of Chambeflain's Col
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They do not publicly boast Of all this
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What they do claim. is that IL will
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pains ia TIE stomach and bowels and
has never been known 20 fail For
sale by p. J. Ramsey. W y. Frame,
Ardmore Drug Company. and Bonner
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Stimulation wi,hou, Irritation.

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SOUTH OF MAIN STREET.
District No. 5.

MAY Ssilee. Marietta ......... 1891
hay bell johnson. M.lo ...... 112ss
Nirge Williams. sulphur .... 1919
Stella Wilkerson Ryan ........ i-o67
Essie Head. Marietta ........ 1870
virgie Akers woodfOrd ....... 113,o
LILY HARDY Mill Cr.,s ..... S451
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District No. 5.

Minnie Hardy. Madiii ........ 1872
Fannie Walker. Coalgate ...... lOi2S
LOttie Randol. Mannsyillo ..... S742
Mollie satterheld, Tia ...... si2S
Nora lIolbert, Ron ........... 272G
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young ladies standing head in ,nclr
districts will. appear on the honor roll.
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District No. Z.

Lillian Collins. Davis ......... i4scI
Sophia Gates. Wynnewood ..... 1896
Hattie Hunter. Dougherty ..... l57sf
Ethel Howe. paJls valley .... 1857
Rosa Burton. Wynnewood ..... el7G
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
To Cure a Couqh
Oct. :,

take Ramon's English Cough Syrup in small doses during the day, then sleep at night. A pine tar balm without morphine. 2sc at all dealers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
MOORE.

Farmers are very busy gathering their crops. w. Y. Blair and J. K. Blair went to Conway last week -. Thomas Nj. Loveless and wife were the guests of John Craig Saturday night; also the guests of J. A. Tucker and wife Sunday. Cotton pickers are needed here The price Is Go cents per hundred .... Bart Glenn went to Quitman one day last week after lumber. Arthur Powell and Lee Matthews of Barney visited Will Powell Sun day =. Mrs. Emma Williams is on the sick list. =. Walter Glenn was in Conway last week with cotton. -. Ed Moore of Conway was up last week trying to sell some real estate. .. Ed Blair and wife visited J. A. Tucker Saturday night Ebert McCollum was in our midst Sunday. The Glenntown Tele- phone Go. met and transacted some business Friday night A. H. Benton, Bob Lybarger and Hiram Fuqua were i'll our midst Saturday doing some telephone work w. Y. Blair and wife spent Sunday with J. K. Blair and family. .. George Lane of Little Rock was here last week looking for fat cat tie. =. John Walls and wife passed en route to Republican Sunday. ...Health is good at this writing. ......T. R. Gray and wife spent Sunday with $. w. Cotton and family.
 OCt S
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

Corn gathering is the order of the day Mrs. Mollie Sevier is still very low. w. T. Hall and daughter, Miss Laura, went to Conway Saturday IL. w. Early went to the city Saturday. =. Rev.
 John R. Wright of Conway preach ed three interesting sermons here last week. ..... Prof. Cleve Berry was here Saturday night Miss Edna Collier is very low with re- mitent fever and is not expected to live ... Miss Maud Fields visited Miss Addie Crowley last Sunday.
 ...... l.. H. Pyle was out one day last week looking over his fruit farm. :. Our boys are having lots of fun after possums with the old speckled hound =. Ben Goodwin is now at work for B. C. Chrouch on Tupelo, picking cotton. =. Rev.
 Henry Hansford of Providence preached an interesting sermon
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
GREENBRIER.

Joe Moore went to Conway Sat urday. =. Miss Cora Montgomery returned to her home at Conway Sunday after visiting relatives and friends at this place. B. F. Spires of Conway was here Tuesday sell ing our merchants groceries. -. Mrs. G. w. Clark and son Hugh attended the State Fair at Hot Springs last week ....L l.. M. Dick ems, w. A. Reynolds, Jim Robin son and A. C. Woodrome attended the State Fair at Hot Springs ... Charley King was at Conway Sun Sunday. =. John J. Dickens and wife went to Conway Sunday .. Geo. w. Clark has purchased fine pair of mules for a consideration of S3oO. Prosperity is in the land. -. Married, at the residence of the brides parents on last Thurs day, MT. Frank Glover to Miss Meda Mobbs, Rev J. M. Tucker officiating. ...J. s. Mobbs had gin ned POS bales of cotton up to Sat urday night and 1t is coming in rapidly Mrs. S. Richardson went to Conway last Saturday to visit relatives and friends.
 Oct. Q.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
PI.INEY.

We are having some pretty weather, now, after so much rain, and if 1t don't continue the cotton crop will be very short i'll this sec tion. 1.-The people are hurrying to get their corn out of the field, as 1t is sprouting very badly. ...... Rev. w. B. Moore filled his regu- lar appointment at Shady Grove Saturday and Sunday. He also baptized three after the II o'clock services. Mrs. Asmond and Mrs. Flynn, who have been visiting Mrs. Jacobs, returned to their home in Pine Bluff last Thursday .... Porter Nowell and family visited at Enola Sunday. .... Miss Nellie Meneese is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Strain, this week ..... There was prayer meeting at Shady Grove Sunday night and there will also be prayer meeting there next Sun day night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

The people here have spent sev- eral days working on the mail route road. |. .. Dr. Burns of Vilonia made a professional visit to this neighborhood last week. ..... The writer received a letter last week from ]. R. Bryant of Shawnee, Okla. He sent a dollar to have The Log Cabin Democrat sent to him. He and the writer were school boys together and his many
 friends here will be glad to hear of him. .. B. F. Jones sold cotton at Cabot Thursday w. C. Stocks sold cotton at Conway Thursday.
 %. G. Moore and G. w. Jones sold cotton at Cabot last Friday.
 ....... Bud Burgan and Dr. John Harrod of Saltillo were here Fri day. Mr. Burgan came to look at some land which he is thinking of buying R. M. Blasingame sold several bales of cotton at Conway last week. G. w. Jones and George Turnbough was at Conway Saturday. Mrs. Lon Griffin and two children of near Mountain Spring visited friends here last week :. Oliver Stephen and fam fly visited G. w. Jones and fam fly Sunday. -. Collie Snow sold cot
 ton at Cabot last week. ... .ZoraS Wilson was taken very sick Sun day......C. N. Davis preached at Old Austin Sunday. The church called him to preach another year.
 George Turnbaugh and Mrs.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
ENGLAND INTERESTED IN COT
 TON.
That Country Dependent Upon Us for
 Its Prosperity.

Uncle Sam holds the prosperity of Great Britain in his hand. Few realize the extent to which British industry is dependent upon the cot ton growers of the United States Practically all the raw cotton IS im- ported by British ships, the cotton exports are handled by British ship pers and merchants, and the entire profits from the industry are thus enhanced by many millions. Three fourths of England's gross profits from cotton were derived from the manufacturing of the American product. The statistics are as sig nifcant from an American viewpoint as from the English. American shipping might profit largely from the cotton carrying trade, and Amer icn manufacturers might secure all the profits that now fall to the Eng fish. Many far sighted Englishmen already appreciate the possible re- suit of such an awakening on the part of Americans. They know that the loss of the American raw product from any cause would precipitate a period of industrial depression more severe than any recorded in the past,
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
REPUBLICAN.

Cotton picking is now most all the day with some of our farmers. John Nichols of Kendall was among relatives and friends here Sunday Louis Armour and Elmer Schoggins passed through here Sunday enroute to Guy from Springfield =. M. ]. Hall made a business trip to Conway last week. E. L. Palmer and wife visit ed relatives and friends at Mallet town Sunday Alex Gibson ot Black Fork was called to the bed side of his father, who was very low last week, but is some better at this writing H. l.. Harris made a business trip to Conway last week :. Archie Reynolds was was in Greenbrier last Saturday trading horses -. M. A. Brown and ]. l.. Duncan are at work at Guy this week building an addi- ton to the school house. ...'.. Adll Oll w al u HI ddC d OuoIIS'o u r to Conway last week. -. Miss Alice Woolly is visiting her sister Miss Fife at Conway this week. ...... ]. l.. Nash made a business trip to Conway last week -. Homer Be lote of Happy Valley visited rela- tives and friends here last Saturday. J. Q. Duncan made business trip to Conway last week. Some around here are gathering corn this week Sam Crump went to Conway last week with cotton and got 10 cents. He said that was good enough for him. HI. C. Williams little infant died last Thursday night and was laid to rest over on the Horseshoe Noun tain Friday. We extend our sym pathy to the bereaved ones.
 Oct. s.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11

here last Sunday =. Rev. John R.. Wright, accompanied by Earl At water and Ben Goodwin, went squirrel hunting last Saturday morning and killed four squirrels and four birds. That evening Earl Atwater and Tom Fisher killed four more squirrels. They call themselves the modern Daniel Boone;;" so look out, coons and possums. ..... The infant of Ben Linhart and wife is very low; the doctor says beyond hopes. Messrs. Webb and Kelly of Holland were here last Saturday and organized a Farmers Union lodge with IS members. Watch the old goat buck Saturday night.
 Oct. 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
CHADWICK.

Lovely morning Some sick ness here Picking cotton and gathering corn is the most impor- tant subject at this writing. G. C. Jones carried cotton seed to Conway Saturday. w. A. Dill Ion went to Conway today with cotton. ... Some are still trying to sell their farms here. ...... Rev. Parker filled his regular appoint ment at Antioch Sunday :. Mrs. Cullom took dinner with MT. and Mrs. Jeffries Sunday. =. MT. and Mrs. w. w. Dillon gave the young people a party Saturday night, which was greatly enjoyed. ... w. M. Hacker and family and MT. Spruce took dinner with G. C.. Jones Sunday Our Sunday school is moving along nicely at Antioch. .... Success to The Log Cabin.
 Oct. 7.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
4 UNIQUE CALL TO PREACH.
Received the Summons from the m'l'
 Pond Bullfrogs.

Ex-Gov. Anthony Colby, of New London, N. H., was an lnvetera'e story teller, and enjoyed telling stories as we'll as his hearers dld m listening to them. When the writer was in attendance at the New Lon don Literary and Scientific lnstltu- tion, now Colby Academy, with other students, he was sitting around the stove in a store one winters eyen- ing, when he heard the governor re- late this story:
 A man by the name of Bunker, living almost under the shadow of Kearsarge, thought that he had 8 call to preach, but was not quite sure of it. His mind was in state of uncertainty for some time. One night, just at dusk, he was passing by a mill pond in a town adlolnlng New London, where the bulltrogs, or "paddocks, as the boys caiieu them, were holding high carnival and he thought that he heard them calling to him, singly, and then ln full chorus: Bunker, go preach Bunker, go preach! Bunker, gc preach P
 That, to his unsophisticated mind settled the question of a "call," and it is said that he told the story be fore the council that ordained him At any rate, he was accepted and or dained, not on account of his learn ing or eloquence, but more, perhaps on account of his simple-mindedness and he did good work in the hil towns in the Granite state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
BINDERS.

We are having some fine wealth CT and farmers are making good use of it. .. Rev. P. H. Glover filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church here yesterday Aunt Mary Plant has been on the sick list but we are glad to say she is much better. J. r. Smith will return to Conway to- day to hls regular place of business for l. s. Moore and son .,..B. B. Condray and family visited at the home of Frank Blair and family yesterday. Auditor A. E. Moore is here visiting his family. There will be a singing here the third Sunday evening. Several leaders have been invited and we are eX- pecting a nice time. ..J. Ii. Jones of Enola will teach the winter term of school at Enders. MT Jones is a fine teacher and we are glad to have him with us. -. Dr. Patton ot Qutman was called by phone this morning to see Allen Brown. who is very sick. Marvin Brown has also been very sick, but IS able to be up again. .Dr. Sim mons and family visited friends and relatives at Centerville. The w. o. w. at this place is progressing nicely. New members are taken in at almost every meeting.
 Oct. &.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-11
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

Lizzie Ballard were married here Sunday night at 7 o'clock. w.. E. Roberts performed the cere- mony. May success attend them through lite. ...... We were indeed sorry to hear of the death of Miss Berthal Snow, eldest daughter oi w. ]. Snow of Vilonia, which oc- cured last Thursday. Collie Snow and Miss Celie Smith attended the funeral from here at Mount. Olive Friday.
 Oct. s.