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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
WE. cox STOCK TO BE SOLD
Bankrupt Stock Ordered Sold in Bulk
 April IS, by J. B. Cox, Trustee.

A meeting of the creditors of Wiley E. Cox, who was recently adjudged a bankrupt i'll the federal court was had before Referee C. c. Waters, at Little Rock Tuesday. MT. Cox was present, but none of the creditors appeared, though had their accounts filed. The court ordered the stock sold in bulk on April IS, and appointed J. Bruce Cox, who previously been appoint ed receiver, as trustee of the stock, and he will conduct the sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
BILL PASSED
House Passes Measure Which will Restore
 Argenta to Little Rock.

Little Rock, April 3.-The crea- ton of a Greater Little Rock through the restoration of the for mer Eighth ward, which has for the past four years been Argenta, separate municipality, was rem dered most probable through the passage in the house yesterday af- ternoon of the Oldham Hamlter bill for the consolidation of cities.
 The bill repeals the HoXie-Wal- nut Ridge statute, through which the disruption of the city was eff fected, leaving in its place a bill which provides for the consOlida- tion of cities rather than their dis organization.
 Three weeks ago this bill had passed the senate by a meager ma jority. In the house yesterday the measure received the support of B members, a majority of all the members elected to that body, as against B in opposition. Act ing Governor Moore has expressed himself as willing to sign the measure promptly when it is pre- sented to him.
 Representative T. J. Bullion of Faulkner county voted against the bill, as did Senator C. E. Bush of this district when the measure was before the senate
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
STAR ROUTE DISCONTINUED
Ouitman Now Gets Mail via Searcy and
 People are Making Complaints.

Effective Monday the star mail route between Greenbrier and Quit man was discontinued, and the mail to the first named point is be- ing carried from Searcy. The people of Quitman claim that ser vice is much worse than before and are vigorously complaining about the matter. The following dispatch from Quitman was print ed in Little Rock paper'Tuesday:
 Quitman, April 2.-(Special J. The mail service between here and Conway has been curtailed in a manner that has caused the great est indignation on the part of the citizens. The new schedule went into effect yesterday. The daily mail to Conway has been discon- tinued, stopping now at Green brier. Under the new arrange ment, mail will arrive 24 hours late five days in the week, and on Monday 24 to 4S hours late. The Chronicle says;
 By the permanent discontinu- ance of the Quitman and Conway mail route our people sustain irrep- arabic loss, and the percentage ot the mail service of our nation goes backward a thousand years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
HER MARITAL BLISS BRIEF
Mrs. Laura Bates Seeks Divorce After Be-
 ing Welded Less Than Month.

After having been married less than a month to Walter Bates, Mrs. Laura Bates is seeking di- vorce from her husband, a com plaint having been filed by her in chancery court Tuesday. The complaint alleges that they were married on February 26, 1907, and was dated March g, 1907. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant began to mistreat her as soon as they were married and that he openly accused her of inhdelity and made statements to that effect to others.
 Mrs. Bates was the widow of Charles Carnahan, who was killed by A. B. Winters near Mayhower last December. Winters was in- dicted for the crime on charge of murder in the first degree.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

certain lands adjudged subject to execution, having been abandoned as homestead.
 M. E. Hinkle vs. A. B. Kirkpat rick. Death of plaintiff suggested and case revived in name of ad- ministrator.
 Sarah Cummings, ct al, vs. Mat tie E. Powell, ct al. Decree for specific performance and defendant ordered to make conveyance of cer- tain lands to defendant.
 Arkansas Cotton Oil Co. vs. Mayhower Gin Go. Report of sale filed and approved.
 D. A. Hill, ct al, ex parte. Pe- tition for partition of lands granted.
 Benjamin Graham, trustee, ct al, vs. J. R. Donnell and Lee o. Don nell. Report of sale confirmed and deed acknowledged.
 Electric Light District vs. C. A. Madison, ct al. Judgment for plaintiff for 96 cents.
 $. G. Smith vs. Marshall Burton and Michael Segerscn. Title of certain lands vested in Marshall Burton upon payment of SI2I7 to plaintiff.
 New England Mortgage Securi- ty Go. vs. Richard and Mary Lud- wick. Report of sale filed.
 Mcdonald Mercantile Go. vs. John Dowdel. Court refuses to appoint receiver until crops are through being plowed. Defend ant required to give bond of S65o.
 Pearl White vs. B. F. Bostic, ct al. Demurrer of defendant sus- tained.
 Faulkner County Bank vs. D. l.. Young and Cynthia Young. Re- port of sale of 40 shares of stock in Conway Mercantile Go. for $50 to J. E. Martin, filed and approved.
 The court adjourned Thursday, but will sit here again tomorrow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Public School Commencement.

The commencement exercises of the Conway public school will be held Friday, May Y. The lit erary address to the graduates will be delivered by Speaker Allen S.. Hamiter of the house of represen- tatives. MT. Hamiter is former Hendrix student and a personal friend of Superintendent o. O. Florence. Prof. Florence has not yet secured anyone to deliver the commencement sermon. Two pu- pills will graduate from the high school and about 30 from the gram mar school.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Witnesses Before Grand Jury.

J. R. Charles, T. R. Douglass and C. A. Wren of this city were called to Little Rock Monday as witnesses in the case of Jesse Rod erick, a Mexican who is charged with selling whiskey here. Rod erick was convicted of the offense in the mayors court here and was afterwards held to the federal grand jury by Commissioner w. $. Allen.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
INSPECTING RURAL ROUTES
Another Rural Free Delivery Route Out of
 Enola May be Established

Postofice Inspector D. F. Dolan has been in the city for the past two or three days inspecting the rural free delivery routes which are in operation out ot the local pos office. MT. Dolan has visited this county several times before and it was through his recommen- dation that several of our rural routes have been established.
 Mir. Dolan will go to Vilonia to- day to make a similar inspection and from that place he will go to Enola, where an additional route has been petitioned for and may be established.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Marriage Licenses.

During the week ending yester- day County Clerk J. H. Hartje issued marriage licenses to the fol- lowing:
 G. w. Douglass, 26, to Silvia Woodland, 27, Wooster.
 J. M. Prior, 30, Wooster, to Dol lie Marshal, 22, Conway.
 J. R. Paty, I9, to Minnie War ren, Y, Saltillo.
 M. l.. Wilson, 29, to Nancy Shields, 26, Enders.
 Chas. w. Tucker, 28, Green brier, to Annie Draper, IS, Fourche.
 Ike Cohen, 22, to Agnes Mich ell, Io, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Cadron Gap School.

The following named pupils have the distinction of leading ill their classes for the month ending, March 28. 8th Grade-(D Pearl Shettles. 7th Grade-(D William Fulmer. 9th Grade-(D Myrtle Townsend (2) Clara Jamison.
 5th Grade-(1) Newt Carter @ Min nie White.
 4th Grade-(I) Ora Powers, Jimmie Powers Co Sarah Townsend, Lillie Green.
 3rd Grade-D Johnie Powers (2) Bert Bacon.
 2nd Grade-(D Jack Chisler, Jimmie Rosamond (2) Grace Jamison, Floy White.
 Ist Grade-(I) Duval Townsend @ Dora Keller.
 IDA BRAGG, Teacher.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
SERIES WON BY VISITORS.
L. I. I. of Rustin, La, Wins Two Ball
 Games from Hendrix Team.

A series of three ball games be- tween the Louisiana Industrial h. stitute of Rustin, La., was played Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hendrix athletic field in this city. The visitors succeeded in taking the first two games, the score being I2 to 8 and B to 8. The games were very interesting and the visitors had no walk-over in winning them. Good crowds witnessed both contests, although the weather was very cool.
 Yesterday afternoons game was not finished as this paper went to press
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
HERBERT SPRAGUE COMING
Will Give Entertainment at Hendrix Col
 lege Thursday Night, April II.

The next attraction of the Hen drix College lecture course will be an entertainment by Herbert A. Sprague at the Hendrix auditori- um Thursday night, April IT.. MT. Sprague is well known character impersonator, his most famous role being that of Rip Van Wrinkle. " If his press notices and commentators are to be believed the entertainment will be high class and enjoyable. Admission SO cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
TAX PAYERS ARE HARDY
With Less Than Week Left to Pay, Only
 Two-Thirds Have Settled

Unless great rush is made to the collectors office between now and next Wednesday night, large number of tax payers will go on the delinquent list. On yesterday less than 5000 poll tax and only about 5000 property tax receipts had been issued. This is only about two thirds of the number to be issued, and the time for paying expires April 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
STONE TOWNSHIP RESTORED By Order of County Court
 Monday.
Fencing District in Union and Clifton Townships Formed-0ther Business
 Before Court.

Old Stone township was restored, with a slight exception upon it's former lines by the county court at its Apri, term, which was held here Monday. The township was formed upon the petition of about 100 citizens of the territory af- fected. It lies just north of Cadron township and south of the east fork of the Cadron. The precinct was established at Cadron Gap school house.
 Considerable business was before the court, which met Monday for the regular quarterly term, Judge J. A. Lea, presiding, and J. H.. Hartje, county clerk and w. NJ. Brady, sheriff, in attendance.
 The court appointed G. NJ. Waltha1l, Max Frauenthal and w. A. Loveless of this city as the Confederate pension board for this county.
 Fencing District Formed.
 The court made an order estab- fishing a fencing district in town ship 7, north, range II, west, en- bracing certain territory in Clifton and Union townships. The dis trict lies op the west side of north fork of the Cadron and adjoins a similar district which lies across the Cadron in Conway county. Within this it is made unlawful to allow stock or hogs to ruu at large. w. P. Shaw, s. A. Harmon and A. l.. Nichols were appointed a fencing board for the district.
 A petition from Jules Favre and others asking for private road was dismissed and one from Joseph Haas was also dismissed upon a compromise between him and his neighbors to provide gates for him to reach the public road.
 Several petitions in regard to changes of boundaries in school districts were before the court. A parcel of land was detached from No. o1 and added to No. I9 and a part taken from No. Is and added to No. 54. A new district was formed out of territory taken from No. 28 and numbered 22. A peti- tion to restore No. so was denied.
 A petition for a change in the public road from Round Mountain to Conway was granted.
 The usual quarterly reports ol the justices of the peace, consta- bles and road overseers were passed upon by the court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Applicant for Matron.

Mrs. J. c. Dodson of this city is an applicant for matron of the Odd Fellows widows and orphans home at Batesville, the present in- cumbent having resigned. Grand Master J. R. Donnell is member of the executive board of the home and will attend a meeting to elect a matron next Wednesday at RateSVllle
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Christian Endeavor Services.

The Christian Endeavor society held an interesting service at the Presbyterian church Sunday eve ming. The important features oi the program were an address by Hon. E. L. Westbrooke of Jones' boro and a paper by Miss Theresa Sloan.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Will Clean Graveyard.

The citizens interested will meet at the Hartje graveyard, four miles southwest of Conway next Wed nesday for the purpose of cleaning of the graveyard.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
REPORTS OF RURAL SCHOOLS
Several Winter Terms Recently
 Closed.
Lists of Honor Pupils and Statistics of At tendance at Some of Our County
 Schools.

The Log Cabin Democrat prints below reports of several Faulkner county schools. We take pleasure in printing these reports, only ask ing that teachers make them as brief as possible.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Revival Services.

The revival services are being continued at the Methodist church this week and much interest IS be- ing manifested. Rev. H. M. Stev- enson of Dadesville, Ala, a cousin of the pastor, Rs& j. B. Steven son. is conducting the services.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Pleasant Valley School.

Report for month ending, March 22, 1907:
 Number enrolled, 59; daily attend ance, AS; daily attendance, 08 per cent of monthly enrolment.
 Those whose department, punctuality and scholarship place them on the hon. or roll are: Ellen Cartwright, Grace Langford, Mary Griffin, Aga Stevens, Blanche Wilson, Bernice Graham, Ruby Mum, Pearl Kelley, Jesse Kelley, Aulry Mum, Lurla Johnston, Bertha Griffin, Cecil Mounger, Sam Wilson, Florence Cartwright, Tressie Roberts, Virdna Brady and Ruby Mum.
 C. V. HINKLE, Prin.
 ADA GRAHAM, Asst.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Teachers Give BanQuet

The young lady teachers of the Conway public school gave ban quet to Superintendent O. o. Flor ence at the Hines hotel last Friday evening. The occasion was a very enjoyable one.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
w. H. Martin Appointed Clerk.

Superintendent J. A. Pitcock of the state penitentiary has apNoint- ed w. H. Martin of this city as commissary clerk of the peniten- tiary. The position is good one and MT. Martins many friends will be pleased to learn of his ap- pointment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Conway Man Foreman.

Capt. w. G. Gray of this city, who was summon to serve as grand juror in the Federal court at Little Rock, was appointed foreman of the jury by the court Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Mrs. $. F. Davenport has sold to Mrs. E. A. Allinder the cottage just east of the Baptist church. Consideration, $500.
 H. Drummer has bought from Justice Bowe and Cora Jones two lots in the Jones addition. Con- sideration, SI75.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Barn Burned.

A barn belonging to Prof. c. J. Greene was destroyed by fire Mon day morning. Hard work was necessary to save the nearby build ings.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Work Begun on Warehouse.

Ground was broken Monday for the foundation of the new cotton warehouse in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Price of middling yesterday, 9c; same date last year, 934c.
 Number of bales received during week ending Tuesday, 67.
 Total number bought during sea- son ending Sept. I, G9o6, I3,967.
 Number shipped during week endingss Tuesday night, o.
 Total number of bales shipped since Sept. I, I9,634.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
Spring Hill School.

Spring Hill school closed Friday night, March 2e, with very nice and interesting program. When we began to make preparations for the entertain ment told the boys and girls that I would turn the work over to them and l was perfectly willing for them to have all the praise that might be bestowed. They selected all the speeches and plays themselves, therefore think it would not be out of place for me to speak a few words of praise. I think it was as we'll rendered program as l ever wit messed. The children all did well, and I never saw better order. The girls had the house nicely decorated with flowers, and in fact everything was lovely.
 I trust that each boy and girl may play his and her part in life work as well as was played in the exercise. l feel unable to express my gratitude in words to the boys and girls and parents of Spring Hill for the kindness shown to me during my stay with them. May the Lord bless them all and crown their efforts with success.
 The following pupils have been plac- ed on the honor roll during the past month: Dessie Ball, Edna Tllley, Vel ma Milan, Lou Tilley, Mamie Paty and Teurah Elzey.
 W N TONFS Teacher
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

Allen White of Center Point was here Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

Price of cotton seed yesterday, SI3. .oo per ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
0AKVILlE HAPPENINGS

B. A. Coe and ". H. Jones were recent visitors in Bantam.
 F. S. R. Douglas, who has been seriously i'll at his home on Main street, is rapidly recovering his for mer good health. .> N
 MT and Mrs J. A. Cosgrove moved their household effects from South Waterbury to the Nitchie tenement on Davis street yesterday.
 The present month promises to be a banner one in Oakville regarding weddings. No less than four couples are to embark on the sea of matri- mony during the present month.
 William P. Kennedy of New Ha- ven, formerly a we'll known resident of 0akville, and Miss 0'Connell of New Haven will be married at the latter place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in St Johns church. Mir and Mrs J. D. Kennedy, parents of the groom, will go to New Haven this evening to witness the ceremony tomorrow. MT Kennedy is em- ployed as motorman in New Haven and the newly welded couple will reside at their newly furnished apart ments at 16 Jefferson street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
FROM WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
Memorial Raised to President of the
 sLost Cause" at Richmond.

Memorial Raised to President of the
 sLost Cause" at Richmond.
 RICHMOND, Va, June 4.-Under n perfect sky, with bands playing airs in which "Dixie" and "Maryland' were pre-eminent, the remnants of the ar mics of the gray passed through the streets of Richmond and out on splen- did Monument avenue and unveiled an enduring memorial to Jefferson Davis, the first and only president of the Con- federate States of America.
 The event came as the climax of the reunion of the United Confederate Vet erans, and every member of the body of old men who was able to walk at all took part. The day and the event is one that will live forever in the mem ory of those who were present, and the expressions of beautiful sentiment which were uttered by the speakers are destined to become a part of the history of the south.
 Second only to the tributes given to the memory of Dixie lands great chief tain were those offered on every hand to the women of the south. whose gift the monument is.
 The ceremony was one of the south. No other section had any part in 1t. The veterans who fought for the "lost cause" were gathered together to pay their tribute to the man whose mem ory is revered above all others. Their descendants were assembled because 1t is bred in them to cherish that mem- ory and because they wished to imbibe new lessons.
 That the great multitude had gather ed for one purpose alone was evidenc- ed by the attitude of the people toward William Jennings Bryan, who was the guest of the reunion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-04
POLITICS AT TOKYO.
Jnpanese Faction Urges Demand on
 Us For Apology.

Jnpanese Faction Urges Demand on
 Us For Apology.
 TOKYO, June 4.-The opposition newspapers here prominently quote Count Okuma as urging the concentra- ton of Japanese national efforts to. ward the settlement of what Is known as the San Francisco question, that Japan should demand a public apology from the mayor of San Francisco and also that Japan insist that her subjects should receive treatment similar to that given to Anglo-Saxons in the Unit ed States. Herein lies the sole hope of definitely settling the question. Other. wise If necessary demonstratiye meas ures will be taken which 1t will be im- possible to regard as precipitate in the circumstances. ....s
 San Francisco cable dispatches say that United States Attorney Deylin has taken the depositions of several eyewitnesses relative to the attack on a Japanese bathhouse and restaurants there.
 The Japanese government is insist ent that a full investigation be made and will learn from Washington as the result of Attorney Devlin's work whether or not United States-Japanese amity has been disturbed.