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Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE STANDARD
DorstiOn. hNvins It's principal business once Ia ne
suorsms Court Of STATE of New York Al special
Farm Part thereof be held At the New YORK County
Cort House SaiG city Of New YORK thu 3lst dAy
o January 1907 1850 O'Clock IN tbs forsnoon Of tAa
saw thereafter counsel can os hard cor
an order authorizing said corporation % ehanss IL
porats 70 the "UnvsrKal Elsctrio Welding Com
pany. y. -
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PANX, BY MAURICE LAcHMAN. President
Charles w Letter Attorney tor PsliIolers NO - Ma
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Financial Meetings.
once of
BRooKLTN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY,
City OF New York.


once of
BROoKLTN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
City OF New York
Borough of Brooklyn
January 7ch, 1907,
2 stockhoders Of ehs T7-ook1-1
Rapid Transit Company foE four "a dreo
three years 81 inspectors OF
election 70 serve AZ the succeeding annual
and r the purpose o. trsnsscting such other
may be duly brought before the meeting VIII be held al
y O'clock Friday. January 25th 1907 al TIE or
Zee OF the Company. s. Clinton Street Borough OF BROOK
yn New York City. The polls remain open FOR ons
hour. The transfer books De closed at o m on
Friday. January llth. 1897 remain closed until
10 a. n on the dhy Immediately succeeding final ad-
3ournnent OF said stockholders meeting
{. D. MENEELY, escre.a-T
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The Annual Meeting Stockholders of this
Company for the Election Directors and Tor sucb
other business as may properly before them viii
be held at the Company's Ofaee Trinity Build-
ing No. IL Broadway. New York City n u, Al Ten
o'clock A. M "wednesday January S0th. 1907
Transfer books viii be closed 18th 1907
and reopened February 2nd. 1907 ''
?. w EARTwEII- Secretary
Providence, r T. January 18th. 1907.
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EuRopEAh PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 22-Closing: wHEAT-spot arrns
No : rel western winter. Is: futures quiet March,
6s Sd: May. Gs 4d July s. I'd coRN,1zspoat,
6i.d Futures quiet: January. 6 2ssei March;
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London CPscthc COAST steady. ES 5S9f4 os FLOUR
St Louis fancy winter steady 50. bAAt-ExsIa lnala
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regular quarterly dividend OF two per cent ana Iso
an extra dividend OF two per cent payable on and
after February ! next - -~
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S c MERWIN. Cashier.
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Surrogates' Notices.
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Auction SGleS-Financial.

Andrew }. Mccormack, Auctioneer.
.,ptAN n. MULLER & SON win sell az ana
fion on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 23d, al 10: 40
o'clock at the Exchange Salesrooms Nos "a
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
BARNEY.

Health good. Weather cool
and cloudy The Garland boys
returned Thursday from the federal
court in which they were indicted
for burglary. The case was mol
pressed. =. In the trial had before
Esq. J. T. Ingram Saturday in
which Frank Chamness was plant
if and Lum Harper defendant, a
two year old yearling was in dis
pute. On jury trial verdict was
rendered IN favor of the defendant.
j. H. Cunningham and wife
and daughter, Miss Lee, of Enola
visited B. B. and Leroy Heffington
families at this place Sunday
Mrs. NJ. E. Powell and daughter,
Miss Esther, went to Jonah Shaw's
shopping Wednesday. C. R.
Brown started for Little Rock this
morning for short visit. w. E..
Powell and family moved to Little
Rock lasl week.. ]. S. Shipley
of this place visited his father at
Heber Sunday. Sunday school
is progressing nicely at this place.
...... Prayer meeting was put off
Sunday evening until next Sunday.
Misses Alma and Laura Bles-
sing and Miss Esther Powell attend
ed the spelling at Union Grove
school house Tuesday night and
reported a good time Tommie
Fowler and family left Friday
morning for England, Ark. where
they will make their future home
Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
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GREENBRIER.

A. l.. Merritt passed through
here Monday enroute to Little
Rock to attend the grand lodge F.
& A. NJ. =. Miss Myrtle Mccall
left for Little Rock Monday. She
has been here for the past two
weeks at the bedside of her broth
er, Sam Mccall. He is reported
to be some better at this writing.
DIR. J. S. Glenn, Jr., and J.
w. Glenn went to Little Rock
Tuesday to attend church meet
ing at that place. IT. M. Moore
and wife of Conway were here last
week. Rev. Ben NJ. Bogard OF
Little Rock and J. M. Milburn,
state evangelist of the Baptist
church, passed through here Mon
day enroute to Guy, where the lat
ter and Joe S. Warlick will hold a
debate for the week. -. Rev. T.
H. Glover preached a very inter
esting sermon Sunday at the Bap-
fist church. Quite crowd was
present -. County Judge J. A.
Lea was here Monday. Seth
Price of Holland was here Monday
and rented the Crump property
and will move his family here.
November II
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
MADDONVILLE,.

Weather cold and we are glad
for we can now kill pig, eat good
turnip greens and enjoy this brac-
ing air, if we can't get any money.
j. w. Presley has been patching
of late and he looks very lonesome
-. Uncle Simon Wilson is very
sick. Miss Susie Maddox is bet
ter, after a "tussle" with pneumo-
MIA. Mrs. Arabella Maddox is
improving r. A. Reynolds of
Conway was in our midst last week
-. P. Smith of Finders passed
through last Monday ....H. B
Flippin has been entertaining the
boys on the road lately and they
have done some good work, at
least Esq. +. B Adkisson says So.
IA. w. Barrett carried cotton
to Conway last week and says the
tight money market is helping him
for it has made him able to sell cot
ton on time. -. r Winter, l..
c. Winter, c. d. Plant and Walter
Maddox attended the w. O w.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
MT. VERNON.

Rev. H. B. Flippin delivered a
good sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, and B.
H. Traylor conducted an interest
ing prayer service Sunday night.
The Woodmen camp gave a sup
per to IS choppers Saturday night
at their hall here. Quite a number
of visitors were present from other
camps. All had jolly good time.
-. ]. w. Clanton of Vilonia was
here Saturday on business. VIII
Lewis and family of Vilonia spent
Sunday here visiting friends and
relatives. . There is fine young
lady at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Watson, who will no doubt disturb
the quietude now and then. Mrs.
Langford came up from Naylor
Sunday to visit DR.. Watson s fam
lily Henry Keathly and Miss
Ricket Niece married at the home
Of the brides parents Sunday
morning. We wish them much
10Y .....L. F. Dean has sold his
property in town and bought the
Bud 'Ussery place of a. S. Mangum
az miles south of town. Frank
Hawk lost a horse few days
since. NJ. A. lobe has rented
the Bert Hendrickson cottage and
will move back to Faulkner county
soon, where he will feel at home
again -. NJ. L. Henson will move
to Conway this week, where he
will do shop work with Mr.. Fields.
....H. B. Flippin has completed
the new bridge over the bayou at
the Hinson ford.
Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
DAMASCUS.

Last night was very cool and
partially cloudy. There is plenty
of ice anywhere this morning. -.
Health is very good in this COM
munity. There is one case of ty-
phoid fever at Rev. John Thomas
-. Born, to Alvin Brown and wife
a fine boy last Friday morning.
Both mother and babe doing we'll.
-. Beley Lloyd of Morganton and
r. ]. Stafford and Henry Hartwick
of Damascus are to leave this morn
ing for the Indian Territory, where
they will make their future home,
if satisfied. -. DR.. A. J. Hutto has
purchased the residence property
of M. V. Shofner in the northern
part of town; consideration $3.50.
Mr.. Shoffner is going to build on
his farm south OF town. =. Master
Clyde Hutto has been out of school
two weeks on account OF his eyes.
damascus high school is still
increasing every week. Two or
three students of Damascus high
school will teach country schools
this winter. Several people from
Damascus are hauling corn from
Red River, distance OF IS miles
and paying IS cents per bushel for
it. Tindall and Yancy have
ginned in the neighborhood of 400
bales of cotton this season up to
date, Gordon & Spires of Groves
Cross Roads, four miles northeast,
have put up I65 to date. $3.50. Col
lection in this community is a slow
go since the money is all locked
up and the sale of cotton is stopped.
Rev. MCGEE filled his appoint
ment at Middle Settlement Satur-
day and Sunday. Rev. Thomas
son filled his regular appointment
at the general Baptist church at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
=. Farmers may have another
nice week for gathering crops this
week.
Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
CHADWICK.

Cold and cloudy this morning :.
Health is reasonably good here =. :.
Wood hauling is the program this
morning Miss Alice Tate. who
has been quite sick, is improving
at this writing Mrs. Martin gave
the young people pound supper
Saturday night, which was attend
ed by large crowd and enjoyed
much Louis Biggs went down
on the river to help his father-ln-
law run a gin. &C. D. Harrison IS
enjoying himself playing his new
graphophone. -. Tom Jones and
Mr.. Phillips were out from Little
Rock last week hunting and fish
ing :. Bro. Holt preached at An
tioch Sunday =. Mrs. Laura Daw-
son from Cato attended Sunday
school at Antioch Sunday .. Mr..
Williams went to Little Rock Sat
urday. This cool wind has caus-
ed Mr.. Biggs' mill to freeze and he
can saw today. =, Mrs. Jettrles and
her son visited relatives i'll Happy
Hollow last week -. Miss Frances
Martin went to Coal Hill Sunday
to visit her brother and family. $50.
Johnny Jones made flying trip to
Mayf1ower Sunday -. Roma Her
Alison and his bride were over from
Mayflower yesterday One OF
George Steed's little girls has the
mumps.
Nov IT,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

From our Special Correspondent.
People have been gathering their
cotton fast so far. There is not a
great deal to pick around here.
Silas L. Russell was out from
the Richwoods yesterday but went
back. He reported cotton very
good.
V. c. Priest went to Little Rock
Sunday.
We are glad to report S. I. Co.
zart is some better at present.
Mrs. P. H. Priest is fixing to
move to Little Rock soon.
r. J. Hogan went to Lonoke
Friday.
w. G.. Russell was home Thurs
day but left Friday to be gone fo1
sevesal days.
Monroe Barger and family visit
ed S. L. Cozart Sunday.
John Priest is sick with slow few.
er.
There has been no cotton solo
here for the past 10 days. Hole
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
SPECIAL. CORRESPONDENTS.

spent last week with the latter S
father, A. B. Jeffries at this place.
-. Will Russell and Joe Holmes,
the Gold Dust Twins, were
separated last Tuesday for almost
two hours on account of Joe hav-
ing to turn the sausage mill for
his mother, but we are glad to say
that the result wasn't quite as ser
ious as was at first expected. $500.
School begins Monday under the
management of Prof. A. E. For
rest Geo. Shaw of Conway is
spending this week on his farm at
Hamlet doing repair work. -. Roy
House is working for his uncle, w.
S. Shaw, now ....... Joe Bailey
and Miss Myrtle Jeffries went on a
fresh air crusade" Sunday. 49,.
Frank Paul and family moved back
home from Little Rock last week 3,
where they moved a month ago,
and most any time you listen you
can hear them singing, Home
Sweet Home" Joe Bailey and
Bailey Hamlet, two of our neigh
borhood' s most enterprising young
men, carried cotton to our loved
county site today.
November 10.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
PLEASANT VALLEY.

The good old winter times are
nearly here. Fill your wood shed
and sit by good fire this winter.
49,. Bud Charles and family OF
Conway spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends and relatives OF
this place and attended the box
supper at Sheran school house Civ
ell by the ladies of the A. O. t.
w. and H. of F.. Miss Minnie
Flippen of Conway spent Sunday
with her parents, Tom Flippen and
wife The school at this place
will open Monday Nov. IS, with
Prof. Bush as teacher. >. Shelton
Davis and Miss Dollie Conway
made trip to Conway shopping
last week. Leo. Grafton of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton.
Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14

camp at Mt. Vernon last Saturday
night and report a most enjoyable
time, but don't ask Walter what
the password is. :. j. P. Plant car
ried load of hogs to Searcy last
week. Mrs. Virginia Noggle's
brother, Mr.. Blackmah, of Timpson,
Texas, has moved to these parts
and will make crop with w. T.
Maddox. Tom intends boring with
a big anger next year. We hope
he won't fall in the hole. ..... Joe
Pearson and family of Bethesda
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Maddox. George
Maddox s wife and baby are visit
ing in White county this week.
George is keeping the phone hot,
and has run all the geese, dogs and
cats off the place.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14

received letter Friday notifying
him of the severe illness of his son
Howard of Bryant, Ark. He and
his wife left Saturday morning for
Bryant. i. =. Mrs. A. E. Donnell of
Conway is here visiting relatives =.
S. J. Rankings and wife left yes
terday for Bessie to visit Mrs. Han
kings brother, J. J. Cantrell, who
was reported seriously i'll =. P. A.
Wilson attended the coudty union
Saturday. ..... Our school opened
yesterday under the management
of Prof. Wilson, with good attend
ance.
Nov 70
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
GUY

Winter weather is with us again.
Several are coming in to at
tend the debate. :. Chester Chick
and Dollie Henry surprised their
many friends Sunday by clipping
and getting married. .....W. B..
Owen was in Guy Monday.
Rev. Henry Glover will be pastor
of the Baptist church next year. i.
Calvin Gray, Ed Shumate and
Grover Kessinger, who are at
tending school at Quitman, visited
home folks Sunday u. P. Kes-
singer is moving to his new place
lately purchased from NJ. L. Pool.
Homer Henry will live in the
house vacated by Mr.. kessinger.
~. NJ. Gentry visired his son,
Willie, last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. Hooper and daughter, Sc
rena, were in Conway last Tues
day. Butler Graham and Mrs.
Blanche Mode made a business
trip to Conway last Friday -.
Wesley Montgomery has purchased
the Yves White property. Wesley
this looks suspicious. -. Homer
Henry had the misfortune to break
one of his buggy shafts out las,
Sunday Judge Lea of Conway
was in our midst Monday.
November IL.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
Special Y. M. C. A. Services.

Rev. Forney Hutchinson is hold
ing special services with the Y. NJ.
c. a. of Hendrix College this
week from 6 to- p. N. Mr.. Hutch
inson is a former student of Hen
dirk and is now pastor of Hunter
Memorial Methodist church in Lit
tie Rock.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14

your cotton, farmers, don't get
scared, stay with it.
S. w. Farris and family are Wis
iting in White Co.
lam. 7. Cozart was at FL Paso
Sunday.
l.. l.. Fiddler and wife and baby
were visiting at w. G. Russell S
Sunday.
Success to the Log Cabin Demo
Crat and its readers.
Nov. II.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
lanes Hughey Dead.

James, the three-year-old son Of
Rev. and Mrs. J. Hughey, formerly
OF this city, died at their home at
Morrilton last Thursday. The
child fell from a chair while at the
table several weeks ago and never
recovered from the injury.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
Weather Signals Again.

After having been discontinue d
for over two months on account of
the telegrapher's strike, the daily
weather forecasts are again being
received by Secretary w. N. Owen
at the Board of Trade. The first
one came in Monday and predicted
a cold wave.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
HAML EFT.

We are having some very cold
weather now The ladies of the
Sunnyside ". {. spent an enjoya-
bic day at their hall Saturday.
There were two long tables heaped
with good things and it goes with
out saying that the noon hour was
very pleasantly spent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Chivers of Little Rock
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
Drug Store Changes Hands.

DR.. H. +. Cureton has sold his
stock of drugs in this city to Rev.
c. H. Nelson and his brother, who
will conduct the business under the
firm name of Nelson Bros.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1907-11-14
CENTERVILLE.

Jack Frost has put N his appear
ance in a killing form at last, kill
ing all vegetation. 1t IS feared
that the freeze has put an end to
the late cotton. w. F. TroXell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-17
VICTOR HUGO

Oueda amiga he desedo aguna que anqueza
cuando dgo que puedo orguoso mas
que Quea que vSeS como los eogloS haSta
enusasmo vtrddero deos nderenes pasan por encma
de apauso Ten gurdad que vanidad
popo fasa gloria pueden aproxmarse craura
de quien el modeo el dolo.
Me han dcho menudo, decian aun hace instante
con demsada cudeza que eaba ama1o sc que bran
iustraci6no (repo hpeboe los mmos terminos)
m solo propo para la ecidad domeStica Sin
embargo fuese precise pasar p gloria de oga uni
consideara gloria medic hna
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peto que debe sempre gloria 81 ella vene mi 10
pedicen agunos habe nj espeado nj deeado pues
tepgo nj esperanza nj deseos que dar nade mas que IT,
Eres t1 Adea mi unico obetvo todos los camnos para
egr e buenos tai de que pueda andar po os
recto 6me sin ncinar la cabeza ESe mi
pensamento cuando dca preea rabo
mmo medoS de ubssenca que espeaos de la atanera be-
nevoenca los hombres poderoos Hay de hac for
tuna yo hubera duda hecho por elias hubese que
rdo comprar favoS adudcones No mi de
proceder mtado pedr cumpmieno de derecho;
he logrado promesa espero
Ademas querda amiga esas corriente de todo
Vo msmo hubieraS d que 10 que he
hecho Hubera sdo gno de que Victor uese todos los
das moestar solicude deSde mino hasta umo
empado Ignore aun mi reclamation senca uSta ha To-
gado buen exco pero certamen nj tn nj yo hubermos que
rdo ograra preco Sc odavia hombreS 10
guen odo por medic de las muees ngas de corruption
vandad que e despreco de la socedad sehaa Me apuro
decirte abras que tamben poda pero n aad
que mardo rechaza ndgndades horrt
Que lie queda pues joven que desdeha andar por las
dos Was mas ec NADIA mas que concenCis de fuera
la emacon de ST msmo Para NIL Adela, la concienca de
afecto produce toda mi fuerza Is precise abse
bic francamente andar tan de psa possible sin
esar derrbar nad esperar 10 dems de jusa de Dos
No deduEcas sin embargo de ah amiga mia que me coH'