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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
I MAYFLOWER.

Postmaster o. J. Owen of Conway and J. S. Spofford, postoffice inspector ot Little Rock, were here last Wednesday
 Hugh L. Martin left Friday night foi Perry to get his three children, who have been visiting their sister at tha place for the past five weeks.
 James N. Mitchell of Little Rock spent Sunday with his mother here.
 Bro. Beshaar preached here Saturday night and Sunday to a large congrega ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Grove of Little Rock came up Sunday morning to visi Mrs. Groves mother, Mrs. Florence Weld. Mrs. Grove expects to stay 2 couple of weeks. usAaeasssaG.x .xt
 Mir. and Mrs. Dr. Copeland spent g number of days last week at Plumer vile with Mir. Brown and family.
 Joe Miller, who has been cutting cord wood, has bought Willie Gibson's cror and expects to farm.
 Every body is very thankful for this pleasant weather.
 May I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
REEVES SCHOOL HOUSE.

I. M. Whitten, our hustling ginner, is in Memphis looking after a new gin outfit.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Lienhart are the proud parents of girl born last Tues day week ago.
 R. C. Thompson was transactlng busl- ness in Conway last Saturday.
 The Children's Day was success ln every respect. A large crowd and plen- of dinner was very important part of the day.
 Ben L. Griffin addressed large crowd of our most energetic farmers last Fri. day evening. The address was received with a great deal of enthusiasm.
 I. H. Hovis, one of our prosperous farmers, was in Conway last Wednes- day.
 Henry Firestone and wife are enter taining a new arrival.
 w. R. Watkins and family was visit ing Iohn Willards' family Sunday.
 Emmet Hubbard and wife have a new girl, born last week.
 Our farmers are having to plant their cotton over and seed are very scarce. Some have planted cotton three times.
 ]. C. Higgs has purchased new fish net. It seems that our farmer are unde- cided about their occupation this year.
 Will White was in Conway last Satur- day attending to business.
 May B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

It is very pleasant this evening and we are glad to see it as it has been rain- ing so much.
 We have good Sunday school at the Section now.
 w. G. Russell is in White county sell ing fruit stock again.
 MT. and Mrs. R. C. Griffin of Baugh School House are visiting at w. G. Rus sells this evening.
 Miss Mable Cook of Jacksonville is visiting relatives and friends here.
 Miss Lottie Walker has been visiting her grandmother at Jacksonville for the past week.
 Collie Snow and Miss Hattie Huddle- ston of Ballard School House are visit ing at w. G. Russell's this evening.
 V. C. Priest has purchased new tele- phone.
 s. T. Cazort has to plant about 25 acres of cotton over. There is great deal of complaint about cotton seed rot ting. A good many are scarce of seed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
GUY.

Farmers are busy planting their cot ton over.
 Will Gentry and family of Martinville visited here Saturday and Sunday.
 There will be church at the Baptist church every night this week.
 T. A. Sims house will soon be ready O move into. MT. Sims says he will never forget the people for their kind. ness.
 Dr. Williams and wife of Greenbrier attended church here Sunday.
 L. B. Dawson and family and Miss Edna Crane of Springfield visited at w K. Henry's last week.
 Clay Mode is on the sick list this week.
 Alonzo Wray, Anthena Tucker and Wesley Montgomery were in Conway Saturday. They took examination foi this rural mail route.
 Tom Allinder and R. Cole of Bee Branch were here Sunday.
 We now have telephone com ectlor with Bee Branch and Damascus.
 Several from Republican attended church here Sunday.
 Charlie King was up Sunday to set his girl.
 May
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
WILSON BROTHERS &
 LIVINGSTON

Miss Susan Colay of Mayfower was here last Sunday visiting home folks.
 Rev. Silas Sloan preached here last Sunday.
 The farmers union met last Saturday at Cedar Ridge with good attendance
 The committee and some of the young people met at the church Sunday to sing and prepare for the Children's Day which will be held here the fourth Sun day.
 It has been so wet our farmers could not work and they have been fishing with fairly good results.
 The debate at Providence Saturday night was grand success. The next one will be held Saturday night, May I9. The subject will be "What place does lady occupy in the farmers un ion." Everybody come and bring some body with you.
 May I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
MOUNT VERNON.

R. L. Fisher of Rose Bud was in towr 'strading last week.
 H. l. Sanders and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Pence of Ro mance.
 Quite number attended services al Stone town Sunday.
 MT. Jay and wife and MT. Dodsor closed their meeting here last Sunday night and are now holding meeting al Quitman.
 s. P. Grafton and family of Naylor wis ited friends here Sunday.
 Ernest Ussery and Miss Angie Wood were married at the home of Arthur Hendrickson Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. We wish them much happi- mess.
 William Elliott of Quitman was in town last week.
 G. D. Req and family of Bethlehem visited the home of Winton Fisher Sun day.
 N. H. Gum of Quitman was here the past week buying drove of cattle.
 E. M. Chandler is the champion straw berry raiser of Mount Vernon.
 Miss Minnie Lee Jones spent lastw with her friend, Miss Flotie Fisher, al Rose Bud and returned home yesterday accompanied by her friend, who will spend few days here.
 The twins of MT. and Mrs. $. L. Sub lett were buried here Saturday.
 May I2
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
REPUBLICAN.

PA. Palmer visited friends on Black fork last Saturday.
 Mrs. Jennie Acre and daughter, Pearl visited relatives at Guy Saturday and Sunday
 IL. Nash made business trip to Con way last week.
 Dr. E. T. Williams of Greenbrier was in our midst Monday. I. o. Duncan was in Conway last week.
 Edgar Dawson of Springfield visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 M. A. Brown made business trip tc Conway last week.
 Homer Watson passed through here Saturday enroute home from Damascus l.. B. Dawson and daughters oi Springfield passed through here last Wednesday enroute to Guy.
 w. C. Lyons was in Conway Monday D.I Hallman was in our midst last week buying cattle.
 I.C. Johnston was in Morrilton last week.
 Mrs. Matte Oliver returned to her home at Argenta Monday after visiting relatives and friends here.
 A large crowd from here attended meeting at Guy Sunday.
 I. w. Scott is numbered with the sick this week.
 M. A. Brown and I. P. Palmer are working at Guy this week.
 r. O. Duncan attended the Masonic lodge at Greenbrier Saturday.
 Bud Reynolds of Guy visited home folks here Saturday and Sunday. ---~, T. R. Hogan and Dr. Will Martin o1 Martinville were in our midst Saturday w. M. Mckenzie of Kendall was II our midst last Saturday.
 May Id
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
VILONIA.

Quite large crowd is expected Thurs day and Friday evening, to attend the closing exercises of the VIlonia train ing school.
 l. D. Dunaway and ]. w. Downs, two hustling insurance men of Conway and Little Rock respectively, were in our town last week.
 Rev. R. M. Guy of Pilot Point, Texas, who was engaged to preach the com- mencement sermon for the Arkansas Holiness College, has written to the president that he cannot be with us.
 Farmers are taking advantage of the pretty weather. Monday was the first day in almost two weeks that they have been able to blow on account of the re- cent rains. Re-planting cotton seems to be the order of the day.
 l.. L. Dallas little child, who has been very sick for several days, is re- ported some better.
 Dr. I. H. Downs, who graduated at the recent term of the medical college of A. I. U. in Little Rock, has just return We understand he intends locating out west.
 V. Fortner, one of Vilonia's most en- terprising citizens, was in Conway to- day.
 Arthur Wharton has just returned from two weeks visit to his brother, J. H. Wharton of South McAlister, Okla.
 The commencement exercises of the Arkansas Holiness College will take place May 25-26- -27-2S. May 25, primary department; 26, commencement sermon; 27, literary exercises; 2S, play, "Ten Nights in Bar Room."
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
BARNEY.

After almost week of rain the sun is shining brightly.
 The infant of Jesse Chance and wife died last night about eight o'clock and will be buried today at the Brown cem- etery. We extend sympathy to the be- reaved.
 There was little excitement here Sunday night on account of Bud Crane leaving his family Friday, telling them he was going to Enola, but instead oi going towards Enola he went towards Conway. They suppose he has gone to Alabama.
 Sam Shipley and Hugh Powell went to Enola Friday.
 linn Witt from north Cadron visited his sister here last week.
 A large crowd attended the spelling match Saturday night.
 Garland Bradkey and family and Aunt Mamie Hefington came down from Gar land Springs and went fishing Saturday.
 Hello, Marcus Hiil, Barney will have a singing Sunday evening. Come and bring your singers with you.
 May I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

visiting relatives and friends here thi: week.
 w. C. Sims, overseer of this district is here this week working the roads. I. S. Mobbs went to Conway Monday after goods.
 NJ. L. Crisham and John McGaha O Holland were here the first of the week ]. D. Bolton of Springfield was here Monday. He is buying cattle.
 Tom Allison and MT. Cole of Bee Branch were here Sunday.
 Miss Nettie Faulk, who has been here for some time taking pictures, returned home to KeEdall last Saturday. ]. w. Glenn, J. $. Lieblong, J. H Glover, Austin Johnson, w. B. Owen and A. H. Tucker went to Conway Saturday to take the examination of rural car riers. Service will commence on route No. from here June I.
 Greenbrier longe No. 243 will unveiI the monument erected to the memory of Sov. R. A. Glover on the second Sun day in June at p. Ill. All camps are invited to come and bring their banners to Shady Grove church 2R miles east of Greenbrier.
 May IA.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
FULMER GAP.

Cal Day and family of Conway visited D. D. Johnston Sunday.
 Most of the people in this neighbor. hood are talking of having to plant theii cotton over.
 S. H. Carter and R. E. Jones and fam ilys visited J. M. Jones and family a, Saltillo Sunday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs J. s. Carter Sat urday night, boy.
 Mrs. w. L. Jones and daughter, Flu nice, of Conway were at $. H. Carter's Monday.
 Faber, the little son of J. B. Griffith has been sick the past few days, but is better at this writing.
 J. B. Griffith and family and R. E Jones and family went fishing last Wed nesday and caught 64 fine fish.
 Rev. Alex McPhearson, who has beer attending school at Louisville, Ky, vii return home about the 25th.
 Nav I1.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
WOOSTER.
May I3.

Frank Patton has come home from Little Rock.
 Rev. West did not fill his regular ap- pointment here Sunday on account of high water.
 I. R. Ivie went to Conway Monday.
 T. R. Douglass of Conway was here Monday.
 Remember Saturday is school election day and 1t is very necessary that all patrons attend. The only question has been for or against tax and It IS now how much tax.
 Ernest King lost SIoo mare Sunday, it being kicked by mule.
 The Cadron is very high and but little crossing is being done.
 w. P. Shaw has his new residence al most completed. This fine weather is much appreciated by all.
 w. w. Bishop and family visited rel atives at Linder Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
BELMONT.

The farmers have been wearing long faces again, but feel better now, as the weather looks a little more like spring.
 A considerable rain fell here the first of the week, and some of the gardens were damaged by the hard rain beating them down.
 Several have had to plant their corn and cotton over.
 Several of the men from this place made two trips to Conway this week and brought back lumber for the church. They will commence building on the church as soon as they can get the ma terial on the ground.
 Alonzo Goss of Little Rock has been visiting relatives at this place this week.
 MT. Turnbow went to Conway Mon day, but was delayed some ou the ac- count of rain.
 Alex DeArmond and wife of Conway visited friends and relatives here this week.
 We are going to meet next Friday night to practice for our Sunday school rally. All who are going to speak for us please come.
 Boon Lankford will preach here the third Sunday in this month.
 MT. Roberts went to Conway Thurs day.
 Health is reasonably good at present with the exception of bad colds, which are taking the day.
 Mrs. Lela Holland and children visit, ed relatives at this place Friday and Saturday.
 Nav I2
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
PLEASANTkVALLEY.

Farmers are not quite through plant ing cotton in this community.
 Health is very good at the present date.
 Jim Roberts and G. A. Brown went to Little Rock this week.
 Bedford Barton and C. V. Hinkle have been painting the school house this week.
 Mrs. Johnston has a supply of pets now, three little calves, one colt and a yard full of little chickens.
 We had very large crowd out at the singing last Sunday evening, but we hope we will have a larger one next me.
 Will Stewart of Conway spent Friday with MT. Mum.
 We are anticipating organizing lit erary society in our neighborhood soon.
 May 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

The continued rains of the past week has greatly delayed farm work.
 Luther McCauley of Providence was here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Edgar Harrison of Conway was here Sunday.
 I. M. Hardin and family visited rela- tives at Holland last week.
 Mrs. w. T. Hall spent last week in Conway visiting relatives.
 Joseph Haas was here Saturday morn- ing.
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. R. C. Crouch who was very sick the first of last week, has about recovered.
 Prof. C. R. Berry and wife of near Ludwick school house visited J. M. Har- din and wife Saturday night.
 May I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
DANA SOUS.

The last two or three days have been clear and pleasant and farmers have be- gun their usual talk about farming and other work. Several acres of cotton will have to be planted over in this community; people are getting bad stands on corn which was planted about the beginning of that cold weather in April, but they are getting good stands on all that was planted about three weeks ago.
 Elder J. H. Milburn came in last Monday on the hack with Rev. J. M. Mcgee from Mt. Pleasant church fin Conway county, and Rev. Milburn preached at the Baptist church here from Tuesday at II o'clock until Friday night. They left Saturday for Guy, where they will hold meeting.
 Rev. ]. M. C. Vaughter held an audi ence spellbound for about an hour Sun day morning at II o'clock. He also conducted prayer meeting Sunday night.
 Mrs. N. A. Hensley was very i'll two or three days last week, though she is much improved at this writing.
 w. A. Brown, brother of A. A. and E. M. Brown of this place, and father of Mrs. Minnie Bradley of Rabbits Ridge, came in the other day after being ab- sent for I3 years.
 Mise Ethel Julian of Conway visited Damascus Sunday and Monday, accom- panied by her father and sister. Miss Ethel was the assistant teacher in our school part of this term, and she has the same position next term.
 !. c. Yancey and family of three miles west of here were guests of Mrs H. Tindall Sunday.
 The Mason and Eastern Star Chapter served quite number of friends to re- treatments Saturday night.
 The school will close next Friday night with exercises. Everybody is in vited to attend.
 w. s. Bradley and family of Rabbits Ridge visited at Martinville Sunday.
 Fishing was the order of the day the latter part of last week; replanting corn and planting cotton will be the order o1 the day next week If the weather will admit.
 May I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
EBENEZER.

Mrs. Viola Goss and daughter, Fora, were trading at Conway Thursday.
 There was a small crowd at Sunday school Sunday on account of the meas les.
 Ben Jones and family of Cypress Val ley visited w. J. Auldridge and wife the last of the week.
 We are informed that Ava Ward will teach the summer school at this place.
 Miss Rella Adkins visited near Cato last week.
 The farmers have commenced blowing again after the cool and rainy weather.
 Aunt" Ann Witcher IS on the sick list at this writing.
 May I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
SALTILJ4O.

Young Mckinney of Mena is here in the inter est of his farm.
 w. A. Milan of Blue Springs, Miss, is visiting his brother, Sam, at this place. Rev. G. M. Ford attended church here last Sunday.
 There is some sickness here at pres ent.
 W. E. Vestal and family of the six mile store visited J. H. Sowell and fam fly last Sunday.
 Rev. Dave Fitzpatrick will preach al Ingleside next Sunday at II o'clock. The people are very busy planting their cotton over.
 H. Short rode the w. O. w. goat al this place Saturday night.
 A very large crowd attended the sing ing at G. w. Graham's Sunday. A very nice time was had by all.
 Rev G. T. Fitzpatrick preached aver, interesting sermon at Oak Bowery Sun day.
 May B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
HAMLET.
More rain today

More rain today.
 Pitcher Crosby left Monday for Nor rilton, where he expects to finish the season.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Gibbons returned yesterday from visit to the family of R. E. l.. Crosby at Searcy.
 beautiful monument has recently been erected at New Liberty cemetery to the memory of Mrs. Rebecca A. Shaw.
 Mrs. Minnie Gibbons and children are visiting friends and relatives at Little Rock.
 The aged parents of ]. R. Holmes are visiting him at this time.
 May I4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
CHADWICK.

We are having some beautiful wealth CT after so much rain.
 The farmers are getting along slowly. Crops look very discouraglng here; bad stands of cotton and what there is up is dying.
 Toe Smith of Mt Pisgah died Sunday. He has been very i'll with consumption for some time.
 G.C. Jones and family visited w. E. Puckett and family Saturday and Sum day.
 Bro. Holt preached at Antioch Sun day at p. III. and Bro. Yarbrough at g a. III.
 May I3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ss
 LUCAS COUNTY.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is seniol partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business i n the City of Toledo, County and Stat aforesaid, and that said firm will pay he sum o ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the ust of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres ence this 9th day of December. A. D. 1886.
 A. W. GLEASON, (SEAL.) NOTARY PUBLIC. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. anG acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 7oc.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
GREENBRIER.

Heavy rain Tuesday morning; farmers badly behind with their crops.
 All day singing at Salem church next Sunday.
 pr. ]. E. McMahan of Kendall was here last week.
 J.J. Dickens and wife were IF Conway Monday.
 Miss Myrtle McCaul of Little Rock IS
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
ROCKY GAP.

We now have some appearances of spring.
 Cotton is not all planted yet and some still have some corn to plant.
 Frank Styers has been very sick since our last writing with smothering spells. Frank Gipson of Mayfower was here last Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16

!. s. Landers of Quitman was here Monday the guest of w. w. Bishop.
 While painting roof for w. P. Shaw Friday Tom Graham and John Bolton fell to the gro and. the ladder breaking. They were both painfully but not ser iously bruised.
 May I2
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-16
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New-York tribune., 1907-09-11
AUTHORIZATIONS.

This wears British Trade Union Congress
may be regarded as having marked something
like the beginning of a new era In the contro-
verses between labor and capital. lis most
significant action. as London correspondent
u, inted out in Sundays Tribune. was It's re1ec-
tiou of all proposals for a system or compuI-
sorry arbitration of disputes, or even of any
form of arbitration or concliation, on the frank
ground that strikes are much more effective for
attaining the ends of labor, provided Of course
that the leaders are permitted to conduct them
according to their own will. How radical new
departure or at least reversal of former con-
tentions this is the student of the history OF
labor agitations will readily perceive.
In the beginning the general demand was for
arbitration Trade unonists eager for
such settlement of their claims, and were LOUD
in their denunciations of the employers for not
being willing any time to submit any of their
business interests TO the scrutiny and dlsposal
OF an alien umpire, and were assured that
II was only after the employees had asked for
arbitration and it had been refused by arrogant
EMPLOYERS that they sought the final and des-
perate resort of strike. The next stage, which
still largely prevails. was to strike first, and
, afterward in case the strike seemed unlikely 10
succeed to ask for arbitration-an illogical and
unreasonable arrangement Now comes the
third stage in the process of evolution, in
frank declaration against 3rDitfaJlOn or con-
Citation on the ground that workmen are more
likely to get what they want through striking
than through either of those temperate
processes
This decision is a natural sequence of recent
legislation in the United Kingdom. We can
scarcely imagine that trade union congress of
a few years ago would have made it, when the
Taft Vale decision was in force and 'picketing"
was under the ban. For then a strike meant
nothing more than quitting and refranng from
work. and perhaps peaceful efforts TO persuade
others not TO work, and therefore was not al
WAYS effective in bringing employers to terms
Rut now the Taft Vale decision has been an
nuIIed and picketing has been made lawful so
that if an employers property is damaged or
DESTROYED by strikers the labor union cannot
no held responsible for indemnity. and other
processes than those of intellectual appeal or
moral s,lason can be brought TO bear upon non
unionists who venture to take the places of
striking unionists-condition which, of course,
greatly enhance the potential efficiency of
strike.
1t must be confessed that even those who most
! strongly sympathize with workingmen in their
efforts 10 improve their condition must regard
the outlook for this new with certain de-
gree of trepidation. Under restrictive and adj
monitorv laws strikes have too often been at
tended with disorder. From relaxing the laws
of the state and openly declaring that the pol
| icy of organized labor is TO resort TO strikes in
preference to arbitration or conciliatiop 1t y