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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
HAMLET.

We are having some very warm wealth CT now.
 Protracted meetings is the order of the day.
 We are extremely glad to note that Ira Jefries of Jefries school won first honors at the central section contest at Cypress Valley last Saturday. We know him to be deserving young man and that we may expect more and greater success like this later in life.
 Ernest Simmons returned home to Memphis Thursday, accompanied by Jas. Fulmer and Claude Pearl, who will remain several months.
 The peach crop is much better than was expeceed.
 Bro. Johnson of the Church of Christ preached an excellent sermon at Beryl Sunday morning and in the afternoon baptized uncle Ali Carter at Roden's S mill.
 August 27
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
CATO.

We are glad to have it to say we have had rains in plenty and hope for no more dry spells this season. Cotton IS rapidly improving and the range affords much better grazing for cattle. Grasses are growing sweet and green as ID the spring.
 Henry Harrell is running his saw this week and lumbermen are busy hauling logs.
 Mrs. Matte Fruit and children ot Little Rock are visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Harrell.
 Miss Seawillow Mae Gore is located in Cato now for the purpose of taking pictures. She is staying at Jim Browns, where she also has her gallery.
 The Cato baseball team played the Oakland team on the Cato diamond last Saturday afternoon. The game went to the Oakland team. They will play again next Saturday.
 w. D. Springer is being visited this week by relative of his, Youce Will Hams, travelling man.
 Mrs. Jim Harper went to Little Rock Sunday for few weeks visit to her sor and daughter
 Jim Brown has had to resign his posi- ton as assistant postmaster on account of failing health.
 People are blowing up their burned up gardens and planting potatoes, tur' nips, mustard, lettuce, radishes, etc. Let us hope for and prepare good fall and winter garden. Don't forget there are lots of good things one may grow yet. Beets for chickens and table use all winter may be sown now and grown successfully and beets are fine for win ter layers.
 Lots of peaches are being brought ln. Most of this fruit is small but the peo- pie are glad to get them. Apples are very scarce.
 Mrs. Alfred Dawson has just returned from a visit to his mother.
 The temperature of our atmosphere is still high with clouded skies and quie, breeze. More rain is indicated.
 Jeff Office went to Little Rock this morning on a business trip.
 Butler Proctor has placed his brother George Proctor, on the road as ''boss' and he is putting in full time behind the counters in his store.
 John Pate of Faulkner was in Cato today with peaches.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Price spent the lat. ter part of last week with Mrs. Price 's mother, Mrs. John Harris, across the mountain.
 August 2o.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

The long drouth was broken here last Wednesday.
 Miss Nolie Stephen of Vilonia left last Monday after spending ten dsys with Rev. C. N. Davis family and other friends. Miss Minnie Hunter also spent few days here.
 Street Britton of Ward was here last Monday on business.
 Emmett Blasingame is here from Lit tie Rock visiting home folks and friends. He will be here about two weeks.
 w. C. Stocks went to Little Rock last Wednesday with load of peaches.
 R. M. Blasingame will sell his mule in Little Rock this week for $500.
 ". D. Cole and c. M. Easterwood of Conway passed through here Wednes- day enroute to Cabot to the reunion at that place Thursday. the week. He will conduct meeting at Austin next week.
 Mrs. Jethe Cook of Little Rock IS here visiting her brother, C. N. Davis.
 Even after the rain the cotton crop will be short.
 A horse stepped on Bob Hogan's foot .s~AN N~~ AAeso oSSn puot WnAhAbS sh~ aooa Zen days.
 We'll, the Central Section contest is over and the victory was not ours While our representatives did not take O& any prize we learn they made a good showing for the amount of time. A good many from here was in attendance
 Cypress Valley and the Section played game of ball Saturday. The score was 2o to in favor of the Section.
 c. w. Jones, Collie Snow and Miss Mattie Huddleston attended church a Bery1 Sunday.
 Dave Roberts and Jesse Roberts, ant wife visited here Sunday.
 Bruce M. Huddleston was seen going at rapid pace Sunday about sundown We don't think he was going after { doctor.
 Two more weeks of school after Fri day.
 Arthur Driver was out from Littl, Rock last week.
 August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
FAULKNER.

Jesse Black returned home Tuesday after an extended visit with relatives in Howard county.
 Mrs. A. Q. Melton and daughter, Miss Mattie, spent Sunday with Mrs. Rufus Harrell.
 Monroe Mason and wife of Argenta are visiting friends and relatives at this place.
 Otho Office of Center Point spent Sat urday night at N. D. Curl's.
 Albert Melton and Ronz and Rupert Walker attended the school contest a, Cypress Valley church Saturday and re- port nice time. There were seven schools represented.
 James Jones has had very sick child, but it is thought to be some better now.
 Miss Ada Curl returned home Friday after two weeks stay with her brother, James Curl, at Argenta.
 August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
CHINQUAPIN.

The weather is pleasant here now.
 storm visited this section Saturday but did no damage.
 Turnip sowing is the order of the day since the nice rains.
 Some from here attended meeting at Greenbrier last week.
 John Dickyns visited at T. P. Spears Saturday night.
 w. A. Reynolds killed nice beef last week.
 Esther Spears went to Conway Mon- pay.
 Shep Shaw and family visited 4. l.. Glover and family Sunday.
 J. A. Satterwhite has bought place from G. w. Tucker; price S2oo.
 Some from here attended the baptizing at Cash Springs Sunday.
 E. j. Fielder was able to attend the big contest at Guy Saturday.
 August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
CENTER POINT.

Everything is quiet and pleasant this morning.
 We have had three nice rains during the past week. Pastures, hay, crops and potatoes are much improved, but cotton will be short.
 This community nearly all turned out to the school contest last Saturday. We were beaten, but we enjoyed the day very much. People that do not go to those rallies do not catch the spirit of education that is enthused in them. MT. Editor, if you will give me space in your paper l will give you the names of some of the teachers that were present: Utley. J. w. and J. E. White, Flice and Ambrose Forrest, McRaven, Sowell, Hubble, Mitchell, Langford,, Maddox, Nelson, Jessie and Chlora Wheat, Max we'll, Denison, Maddox, Adams and others that cannot call up just now.
 Our road men are doing some good work since the rain has softened the ground.
 August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
CENTERVILLE.

We had two good rains the past week
 A great many turnips are being plant ed in this community.
 w. A. Woolley and Christopher Blythe drilled well for George Jolly the past week.
 Mrs. Ceorgean Atkinson is numbered with the sick.
 ]. K. Blair of Moore was here one day last week.
 Jack Cardin of Northwest Arkansas was here last week buying sheep
 Lightning killed four head of cattle belonging to MT. Stanley Wednesday evening.
 H. G. Perry and family went to Con- way yesterday to have Dr. Brown treat their little boy.
 Roam Williams of Blackfork visited his brother here Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Williams was able to be hauled to George Wooley's Wednesday, returning home Friday. She has been confined to her b-d for about month.
 Wash Troxel1 and family visited Christopher Blythe and family Sunday. Our school will close Friday.
 August 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
MOUNT VERNON.

Plenty of rain, cooler weather and improvement in crops is stimulating to all.
 Turning the sod should not be over looked by our farming people. Feed your land by turning under all vegeta- ton possible in the early fall.
 Archy Shelby and family of Des Arc have been to Quitman visiting friends and spent Saturday and Sunday here visiting old friends. Benjamin Ricket, son of ]. M. Ricket, hied himself away to Des Arc last week and got married to a Miss Ford of that place, who is a beautiful and accom- plished young lady. Ben is one of our best young men. May great success and happiness be theirs through life.
 Mrs. E. E. Jones and daughter, Miss Minnie Lee, left Thursday for visit at Trenton, Tenn, to the parents and rela- tives of MT. Jones.
 Some friends of Mrs. Ada Smith s family, who live at Perryville, came by Saturday from Heber to visit Mrs. Smiths family.
 M. A. lobe and L. F. Dean bargained for !. R. Burton's farm last week, but after the good rains fell Mir. Burton took a notion to stay, and set up the treats to call in the deal We are glad MT. Burton will remain here as he is one of our best farmers.
 Charlie Mangrum has gone to Little Rock with load of marketing and fruit.
 Miss Alma Taylor joined the Baptist church and was baptized at the mill Sunday afternoon.
 Ernest Ussery and wife are both sick with fever at the home of Mir Ussery's s father.
 The meeting at the Baptist church is still in progress.
 Uncle Tom Req has sold his farm south of town to Monroe Hogan. August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
WOOSTER.

A fine rain fell here last Wednesday which broke the unusually long drouth.
 Lee Langston and family of Texas are here this week visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. M. Langston.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Robinson went to Conway last Tuesday.
 D. ]. Hal1man and A. D. Hogan re- turned from Little Rock today, where they sold cattle.
 Several from here attended the con- test at Guy today.
 Dr. J. A. Hutto has begun work on his residence.
 Mrs. W. W. Bishop visited her sister, Mrs. Sam Glenn of Conway, the first ot the week.
 Mrs. w. C. McMahan IS suffering with felons very much.
 Deputy Sheriff J. S. Johnson of Con way was through here last week.
 Bog Shaw and Boog Wodord left las week for the West. Shaw & Co.,, are cutting fine lot O lumber and shingles this summer. A heavy rain fell here today. August 24
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

It is looking pleasant this morning.
 Crops are doing very well.
 We have had some showers of rain since the last writing, which we appre- ciate very much. We had light storm here Saturday evening late, but it did not do much damage.
 A good many attended the school ral- ly ot Cypress Valley Saturday and all report a good time.
 W. M. Tygart and J. H. Lee have been trading horses.
 The little son of Tom Tygart has been very sick, but is better now.
 A large crowd attended the reunion at Cabot Thursday.
 Mrs. w. G. Russell and daughter, Flossie, have been visiting this week, returning home Sunday morning.
 Success to The Log Cabin Democrat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
BESSIE.

Ii still continues to rain.
 We are having too much rain for cot ton.
 Jesse Gibbs is on the sick list a, present.
 Frank Brannon of Gleason was OF the river Sunday.
 o. K. Bradley was in Conway last week on business.
 l.. B. Atkieson is repairing his gin for the season.
 Barney Gibbs went to Houston last week and returned Sunday.
 Some of the Gleason ball team and the team of this -ce played the Con. way second team in the Conway park last week and the score stood IA to in favor of the country team.
 Tom Allinder and L. B. Atkieson of Conway were on the river Sunday.
 Dave Gibbs of this place is going to Texas about September l.
 August 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
CHADWICK.

Health is good here at this writing. We are having plenty of rain.
 The protracted meeting at Antioch, closed last Friday night. Dr. Sibert, presiding elder, came Monday and held quarterly conference and stayed nntif meeting closed. He did some abIe preaching while here.
 School IS progressing nicely under the management of Prof. Akridge. John Yarbrough and family are nov ing to Jim Steed's to gather Jim's crop. b. |. Jones, Jim Tate and John Var orough went to Conway Saturday. August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29

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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
COUNTY NEWS NOTISl
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Rufus Brown visited his father near Romance last Saturday. He says they need more rain to mature crops. had so much rain that wheat is sprout- ing in the shocks.
 Mrs. Addie Stone is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Walter Simpson, at Vilonia.
 Robert Stone of Bonneville is visiting his uncle, Dr. E. F. Stone.
 The infant of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Thomson died Thursday night. We extend sympathy. :.
 B. F. Winston's fine mare and colt were badly cut on barb wire last week.
 Miss Jennie Stone is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Will Palmer, near Mt. Vernon.
 There was large attendance at pray CT meeting here Sunday night.
 August 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
BRISTOL.

We had several nice showers of rain last week. They came just in time to help late corn. It will hustle the cotton of this section of the country to mak ( Eve hundred pounds of seed cotton to the acre,
 M. Strickland, IT,, made flying trip to Beebe last Monday.
 Charley Fortner visited his father and brother at Heber last week.
 E.. w. Day, who is visiting his moth CT in Indiana, reports that they have
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29

Co to John Hess il you want good blacksmithing done. He can suit you in prices and also tnrn out work on short notice and give satisfaction in wagon and bugpv. and also machine work of any kind n1I Ills shop is on Railroad avenne south ot the oil mill. You can find nm always ready to meet you. 34tf
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
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hI 50, you know the sensation is not an aVree- remedy is used. 'ne propet> T, hunrs ai Cure IS the King of all Skin remedie. N Mo cures UT promptly any itching trouble known rei;eues'-ora rne name or place. One appiication cure. guaranteed to
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29

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Cannon Ball Service

seattie'M eoantwiss fleet has
been Increased ca no little extent
this rear by the addition Of soy.
erai new and uptodaie steamers
Amoag others ls the palasiai
steamer ifoquols. which the Inland
Navigation Company has secured
TO run between Seattle and Van.
0ouvcr, stopping Al HslilnHhan
1'hia beautiful ship waa. until a
few montha ago. the pride OF the
great lakes Slnce her arrival here
she has been pat 10 DRY dock and
given a thorough oyerhaulinK. and
waa turned over o. the laisnd Nav
igatlon Co. only a frw days aEo
She viii make her initial trip on
next Saturday -scc al pass. The
iruaaoln Il probably the cleaHest
fastest ard safest boat on the
Puget sound In placing her on
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the Vancouver run. ths Inland
Navigation Company has arranged
her schedule - that she wlll pans
through the straits u Fnca. the
beautiful San Juan Islands and
Calf % GeorEiA. Ia daylight. max
ms II possible for her paaH.ngera
70 enjoy the beauties ~ this mag
nifieent scenery The ifoquOis sill
~ In charge II Capt ChAa HfEd
ncn. vho has run steamers 81 She
tniand Navigation Company for
the past ten years Even the most
tlmid need not feel Ia The least
nervous GA this magnificent steam
er. with Capt lirEdsen IN chafKe
Il ia worth noticing the splendid
speed performances af the iroauois
On the triangular service run. AZ
khc covers moro miles IN rear
than ans other steamship 10
America 80
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TIE determination Of the palies
department. TO I'D the business sset
fiun 81 anssti9Hahia resorts Tore
fruit last ntKhi when Sergeant faH
sfs aaa Citx betsative CLARK areans
panied ~ ralraimsH ffumuhrsY ans
Eisirf faiasd The Eik apartments o.
TIE northwest corner % First af,
And Marion a. AFFestinH Jessie
carter. the landiaay. ana tNe mss q
LEASED
rha naues % the feur PERSONS -
leased we're not made pubite. II -.
ms the purpose Of she pailes 90
put = stop 20 the disordsfiy houses
and proceed asaiust tie pFaufiatafa
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I AK (: NO
MON :Y

Thd recent sweeping investigation
made IN the city departments has
saafea .chIef 81 Police wappcnatsin
"a ALA that no more money than
IL absolutely necessary hu arreHtr
BY the police department as agent
for tie sifN treasurer.
A. has been the custom for fines
20 te received from prisoners a.
he's dauartsfs aud turned over a. The
elarh 81 the police cuaft later rhia
practice eiil be aatiausd aHd
only bail money charged prisoners
violating city ordinances viii here
aftex - received by the department
uifetst.
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heath DUE TO
NEGLECT

Il. &. smith and Alter l.. Morris
are the men Who have taken un the
case aud demand an inquest. They
claim that the ambulance Was forty
minutes ia reaching the scene. and
that al the hospital NO doetor ar
rived until after o'clock.
Al the wayaido hospital the head
nurse. Misa Major. explained that
What delay there was IN cariag for
Durkctt was due tn the failure q
the police 10 notify the hoapltal be-
fore the Injured man arrived Had
that been doHe Doctor would have
been called and been ready to care
fOf the man. Miss Major said a ply.
stefan arrived soon after 5 o'clock.
bat nuekctt vas too weak 10 be
saved.
nnrkett has wealthy relatives In
England. Who vii probably send
ior hia remains.
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Sheldon says that he ~ not an.
der indictment and 81 not charged
with any crime aud that buchanan
has unlawfuIiy manaeied him and
h nublactlng him to inhnman treat.
nent In a small frame house not
used az a fall.
Judge Hanford today granted
sheldon writ Of habeaa corpus
aud ordered buchanan 10 appear
before him accompanied b. Sheh
don on June -. 20 give an account
Il the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

Aspetuioa has BEEN filed With Az
feuntf FommisstansfH for che oatah
tishmept 81 fish ana game hatch
ETY. AlnRE the Cedar river Tire cost
would b. $4,000 and the maintain
snee would be 81 800 = year Conn.
missioner usc kinsham thinkH that
che money can be taken aut Of the
300 game protection fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-14

.,..tlnnea fron hrst paEeA
-..-.--.s 81 me new charter q
rsaer the prcceilnk charter
-. IA bsen a city eleFk electca
!. sranie and a city comptroller
..s...rs b. the may OF.
4 xsrs Parry IN offise-
4 =. usx charter consolidated
ia offices. making the comp
- s,setiye and al the same
/ -. nrexsa.ax that he shoald Be
..esrss city clerk Bnt 10 con.
..sh.lnx TIE two offices Il pro
- .kss the speculative Instead
= elective officer should bold
- a. the succsedlnE term. = pro
80 ma6e HaanlfsNtly for the pufs
- 4 eontinuihE the useful Mt
~ h the offies.
~ charter vas adopted a. the
..s.en u isss a which officials
y .ss seeeeeding two years Scre
sxtss Il iexislated ont 81 the
- q eity cieFk. Robert stes
= raa In the electien Of that
rr.sx Asd been eieeted 10 saereesi
rs<.f n city clerk. kivinE the
4 ~ 20 Mr.. Party until the siees
y 4 lass whsn BE Waa elected 70
ns-~4 himself. Thus. though he
i nra a. eity comptroller Tor three
- II tse years each. Mr.. Farg1
. n sisrtsd 60 thas afflee but once
4 n easvey an adequate idea Of
!. 1lnosphere existing In Aad
bx ths gsty hail ~ that period .
Il. y nece@sary 10 rcxiew briefly
y seiIslcal historr Of the city for
Il \ ~ PEARS preceding. beginning
ia ~ great fire % isss At the
~ < tie fire Robert Moran was
ssnr and vAa Eiviug che city An
f<tzf business administration.
| ns~.sa water sy.ss.a.
4 n great confiaxTatioa gave rise
a4AA4Ht&tftttH &NAaA HAAAklat"AA
I AzeF q the Immediate acquire
4 81 and development Of an efs
sinl puhlle water system. such
/ gst<m a. would make 4 possible
4 , r&Fd awsinAt similar expert
&n u the future Mayor Moran
npssiea 10 this demand BY enter.
n Inta negotlations with the
srssx HiIl Water Company. con
Nlsd " I4fob Furth and BAILEY
AATt fer tho purchase Of its
at sd eaaipment a. the begin.
az y . city system.
i rts affleeFs o. the company we're
z4s1nt 70 aell. but Sish character.
- hssinssa instinct Mayor Moran
narsd that II theY wuaid not sell
\ 81 would proceed 70 duplicate
q slaat thereby rendering Il
rAless o. practically 20. Thus
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..e. OF erenes nteSTrr.
- asEn ~ TRAIN. SAY
..,-r ATTENTION wotin
ass ssssn NV

-. Al GeerEe puckett. the
rnxllsAman Whe VAS run
train on Railroad ave.
e 4,.sssay mornlus have asked
carroll 70 investigate the
.ad kaid 81 Inquest fheY
- al naskctt. whose feet were
: =, ~ ~eala ucs have died had
= .s.hnlAncc arrived promptly
- veans man been promptly
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THE Washington state fsir com
mission appointed 60 look after the
stntsa exhibit 90 tho Alaska ukan-
Pacific yesterday adjourned to meet
IN seattle again June ~. The CEN
mission cams 90 no definite decision
fsa aiding the states builainE or
exhibits
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HE CHARGES lEDlAN AGENT
WITH CRUELTY

Charles buchanan. Indian agent
Of the Tulallp reservation In sno.
homish county, must answer Ia the
federal court serious charges
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brought by Eugene sheldon. an In.
dian. who In a petition flied today.
charges the agent with keeping
him chained IN an Isolated farm
house near tho reservation