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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19

the Thaw home in Pittsburg The
young couple lived for a time in Pitts
burg and then went to New York.
Here Stanford White again entered
on the scene and the old bitterness
in Thaw's breast against the architect
was revived. The murder was the
inevitable result and was not a great
surprise TO the intimates of the two
men.
Young Thaw had lived a life of
gilded ease and dissipation. He ran
away from college because he had
been rebuked for lack of ambition.
He was prodigal of his money and
gave a famous beauty dinner" in
Paris, which is said TO have cost him
$4,000. He was disinherited by his
father because of his wild ways, but
was given an allowance of 100000 a
year by his mother.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19
Out of Sight.

"Out of sight, out of mind" is an
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and out of existence. Piles too and
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19
A Criminal Attack

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19
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A young Chicago woman aspires TO
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be useful in checking it. The pay
does not attract her, but the oppor-
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-04-19
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
SALTILLO.

Farm work is progressing nicely after the recent rains.
 Prof. Forrest and wife of Vilonia wis tied G. w. Baskett and family Sunday.
 Will Hooks and family of Faulkner visited his brother, Mord and family, Sunday.
 Rev. G. T. Fitzpatrick filled his reg ular appointment at this place Sunday. Jones Hartley of Beryl was in our midst Sunday.
 Rnfe Bryant and family of Hamlet visited E. F. Park and family Sunday.
 R. L. George of Conway attended church here Sunday.
 w. A. Pearson, our mail carrier, is quite sick at this writing.
 Abe Paty is very sick at this writing with appendicitis.
 w. Q. George of Magazine is visiting relatives here this week.
 Mrs. A. N. Shaw visited friends near Hamlet Sunday.
 J. H. Vestal visited B. w. Vestal Sum day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
HAMLET.

Lucian Crosby left Sunday for short visit to his brother, Opie Crosby at Morrilton, after which he goes to He Der in the hopes of regaining his for mer good health.
 The impromptu ball game Saturday resulted in 7 to 4 defeat for "our boys" North Hamlet come again, if you are from Missouri, and we will show you defeat worth two of ours.
 The infant son of Robert L. and Es- telle Bivens died at their home at Little Rock Sunday and was buried here today at Old Liberty cemetery. The mother is also seriously ill, scarcely expected to recover. We extend our deepest sympathy to the grief stricken parents and hope for the mothers ultimate re- covery.
 Mrs. w. S. Shaw and son, Cyrus, are mum bered with the sick this week.
 Bettie, the eldest daughter of William and Lula Hall (latter deceased) died Thursday aud was buried Friday at New Liberty cemetery. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones, especially to her loving and fondly loved brother, George.
 Miss Beulah Johnston, one of our fairest buds of young womanhood, was a pleasant caller at the Shaw home last week.
 Floyd Chivers and Wallace Jcfries came up from Little Rock to attend the funeral of Baby Bivens and returned to- cay accompanied by the latter's S mother, Mrs. A. B. Jefries.
 There are several very serious cases of measles here now.
 Little Thelma Jones has been quite sick.
 Grandma Holmes has been quite sick for several days.
 June II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
SPRINGFIELD.

Miss Daisy Brown visited Conway the past week.
 Prof. ]. S. Clark passed through here Sunday enroute to Clinton, where he will hold Peabody institute for teach CTS.
 NJ. Johnson lost two fine hogs from the effects of an overdose of strychnine the past week.
 Misses Ida Camp, Daisy Brown, Julia Hutto and Birdie and Blume Stell are spending the week at the institute at Morrilton.
 Miss Dana Armor and brother, Roger :, came over from Hattieville and spent Sunday.
 Allen H. and John Ikey may be all O. K. for legislative positions, but they are weak gubernatorial timber. A structure of such light material would require too many braces, (advisers).
 Uncle Pete Sledge was down from Damascus Saturday.
 Mrs. Carrie Teal is visiting friends in Little Rock.
 Mrs R. D. Jordan has the humps, but is convalescing nicely.
 Mrs. Elmer Schoggin was lndlsposed a couple of days the past week.
 Kennedy's fake show faxed our fake able the past week.
 J. RI. Mitchell is preparing to move his family to Plumerville.
 The past weeks sunshine has caused the dying cotton to put on a little ap- pearance of life and vitality.
 Dr. A. J. Stephens and family of Mor- riltou visited friends and relatives here the fore end of the week.
 Dode Morgan and Ed Simmons of Morrilton spent Sunday in our city.
 E. G. Schoggin and wife are visiting his parents at Leslie.
 Several of our young people attended a social at Martinville Saturday even- ing.
 Wheeler Morgan and wife are spend- ing the week with his parerts.
 June 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Cotton chopping is the order of the day. All idle hands are being enlisted in the warfare with General Green"
 Corn is looking better and with the warm weather we now have, crops will certainly grow.
 w. C. Stocks and G. w. Jones went down near Austin last Monday after corn.
 After spending several days visiting home folks and friends, Emmett Blas- ingame left for his home at Little Rock Sunday.
 Lola Huddleston caught 1e fish one day this week in very small stream near her home.
 Tom Fiddler has bought new phone and he has brand new new boy to say Hello" on it. He arrived Thursday
 J. H. Jones has moved up near Vilonia where he will spend the summer.
 Bruce Huddleston and Doyle Bryant spent three days at the institute in Lon oke county.
 It is getting about time to arrange for the 4th. We imagine we can hear the sound of the candidates carriage as he passes through to "farm the farmer" and advertise the "other fellow"
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
MAYFLOWER.

Clint Taylor, who has been very sick at the home of John Lawrence, is up and around again. His mother, Mrs. Taylor of Holland, came to see her son while sick, but returned home this morning.
 MT. and Mrs Adams and family of Conway are the guests of James Duke.
 Dr. T. A. Copeland spent few days in Little Rock last week.
 Master Fred Clifford is visiting his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Greenlee.
 Mrs. Della Ledrick was in Conway Thursday attending to business.
 Hugh L. Martin, R. F. D. carrier, was sick today and unable to make the trip. That is the reason the route was not served.
 Bro. Beshaar preached here Sunday.
 Mrs. Harry P. Grove, who has been visiting her mother for the past three weeks, returned to her home at Little Rock Friday.
 The Mayfower young men have been playing base ball every Saturday after noon for the past few weeks.
 The farmers have taken advantage of this pretty weather and have kept busy in the fields.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
ENOLA.

The farmers made good use of their time the past week.
 Crops are advancing rapidly.
 Mrs. Gore is dangerously sick at this writing.
 Some corn to be planted in the bot tom this week.
 The ice cream supper at the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Henry Saturday night was a success.
 If merchant fails he goes out of bus mess, if farmer fails he replants and comes again.
 Several Woodmen of this camp at tended the unveiling at Shady Grove Sunday.
 The wheels of MT. Krimm's heading factory are still this week on account of not having any blocks on the yard.
 Sunday seemed to be an off day at the church, Sunday school being the only services of the day Cross Roads and Naylor seemed to be the central at- traction of the Enola people. The Holland ball team failed to ma- terialize at Enola Saturday according to agreement.
 Virgil Spradlin of Barney will pitch for the Enola team the rest of the sea- son. The Enola ball team and Blackfork will play a game next Saturday at Blackfork.
 The second nine of Enola will organ ize this week and play Naylor Saturday. Iune 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
ROCKY GAP.
June 10.

The fine weather last week was inn proved by our farmers. Cotton IS about half worked over, but a poor stand is reported. Corn is small, but is looking we'll Some cotton has been plowed up and put in corn.
 Lock Sevier of Round Mountain has moved to Haydon's mill and is engaged in logging.
 The farmers union of this place held an open session last Saturday night that was largely attended. The ques- ton was ably discussed as to whether the Government cotton report is or is not detrimental to the farmer.
 Mrs. Dora Adams was visiting old friends in this neighborhood last week
 Joe Adams was quite sick last week He got overloaded while at work.
 R. Haydon is piling up lots of of lum- Der on his yard. He is getting ready for the summer trade.
 Rev. Sloan of Mayhower preached at Providence last Sunday to large con- gregation.
 Mrs. Fanny Winters of Preston was a welcome visitor in these parts last Sunday.
 Health IS very good here.
 June 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
NORTH MT. VERNON TOWNSHIP.

Since our last report We have had a great deal of rain and some cool wealth CT, which damaged crops to a very great extent and our farmers have become very much discouraged, and 1t is true that the present conditions of crops is indeed discouraging as at least half of the cotton crop is dead and few of the farmers have been replanting this week Corn is very small for this season. We hope that the crops in future gathering time will exceed the farmers expecta- tons.
 We have had one week of warm weather and everybody has been quite busy.
 Aunt" Martha Lofts is making her home for the present with Mrs. Ethel Maddox.
 R. O. Maddox and sister visited their brother at Enola last Sunday.
 Quite a number of our young people will go to Brannon's school house the coming Sabbath to attend the all day singing
 T. R. Douglass of Conway was in our midst on business this week.
 Lola Plant is on the sick list this week.
 June 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
BERYL,.

(Too last for last week..
 Farmers are badly behind with thelr work on account of so much rain.
 The cotton situation remains un- changed. Cotton has died out most wonderfully in the last three days, so much there will not be over half a stand left in this community. Some are are planting over again this week; others say they would if they could get seed. It does not look like there will be any cotton made here.
 Corn is quite small and needs work badly.
 Measles are raging near here.
 w. i. Hall has four children with measles and two of them are not ex- pected to live.
 Rev. J.R. Carson filled his regular appointment here Sunday and returned to his home at Atkins Monday.
 I. B. Graddy went to Conway Monday. Bud Bailey, the blind musician of Greenbrier, is here spending few days with his friend, Jones Hartley.
 If any of the core spondents have good remedy for the blues they could sell it at good profit in this section.
 R. K. Wilkerson of this place visited E. H. Edwards at Cypress Valley Sun day. Mir. Edwards had the misfortune to get his leg broken on Saturday even ing. Both the bones were broken into, just above the ankle joint. MT. Ed wards was riding on the running gear of his wagon with his feet hanging down His toes caught on rock, dragging hls foot back under the brake.
 A musical entertainment was given Monday night at the home of J. B. Graddy. Quite number of young peo- pie were present. The music was fur nished by Henry Glover and Bud Bailey of Greenbrier.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
BELMONT.

The people are behind with their work, but if the weather continues fav- orable they will soon catch up.
 Health is good at present.
 Cotton has been slowly dying for a week, and still continues to die.
 Walter Sowell went to Conway Mon- day.
 A pretty good crowd met at Belmont last Friday night to practice for the children's day the fifth Sunday.
 Everybody invited to come to the children's day-come and bring well filled baskets.
 A good congregation attended preach ing and Sunday school at Belmont Sum- day.
 w. S. Weymire went to Conway last Monday.
 Lonzy Black and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of young son.
 Miss Mary Coltart of Little Rock has been visiting relatives and friends near this place.
 There will be preaching here next Sunday.
 It has been reported by some that cot ton will bring 40 cents per pound this fall.
 Tune 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
GUY.

After a few weeks absence the Guy writer is back again.
 Henry McQuiston of Texas visited rel atives here last week.
 Rev Henry Glover is on the sick list this week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. Henry visited at Republican Sunday.
 Tax Assessor w. w. Bishop assessed taxes here Thursday and Friday.
 Tom Douglass of Conway was in our midst last week.
 C. E. Gentry made business trip to Conway Saturday.
 Ralph Horton is with home folks for a few days.
 William White is visiting home folks this week.
 ]. A. Mode sent his son, Lee, to Con- way last Wednesday after load oi freight, expecting him to return Thurs day. He failed to come in, so MT. Mode waited until Saturday and sent down to see about him. His team was in the wagon yard, but Lee could not be found. MT. Mode thinks perhaps he took the train and is going to travel awhile and will soon return home.
 Guthrie Clayton, Bronnie Henry, Elk ron Wray and Rosa Henry visited friends at Old Salem Sunday.
 Our R. F. D. carrier, Wesley Mont gomery, is getting along nicely with the new rural route.
 Rev. McGee preached the funeral ot the little infant of John Fisd here Sum- day.
 June 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
REEVES SCHOOL HOUSE.

Reports are coming from every part of our community regarding the cotton crops uncertainty.
 John Springer one of our progressive farmers, planted cotton the third time and failed to get a stand, so he has done as great many others, planted ill corn the fourth time.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Battle are the proud parents of twin girls, which ar rived some two weeks ago weighing a total of 2I pounds.
 Grover Hovis has his blacksmith shop in working order.
 Joe Willard, brother of John Will Hard, visited him Saturday and brought John a inc bait of fish.
 John Dickens is farming with T. A. Dickens.
 Mrs. Stepp and daughter were visiting at Mrs. Springer's Sunday.
 R. C. Thompson carried some hogs to town Saturday.
 R. F. Adams was in Conway Satur- day.
 Charlie Lienhart and wife visited at Mir. T. s. Wilson's last Sunday.
 I. M. Whitten was in Conway last Tuesday.
 Our community has not lost anyone during the last two or three months, but it has added fifteen pew ones to our all ready large population. Who can beat this?
 ]. P. Akridge and family visited MT. and Mrs. John Springer Sunday.
 Rooke Joslin was in Conway Satur- day
 Most of the renters in this part of the county who had rented for standing rent are having it changed to third and fourth on account of the condition of the stand of cotton.
 Iune 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
DAMASCUS.

The farmers have been blessed with one more week of nice farming weather and everybody is enjoying the pleasure of the warm sunshine on their crops.
 The foot washing at Old Salem Sum- day was grand success and there was said to be one thousand people to wit ness the occasion.
 The children's day at the colored church last Sunday was also a success.
 I. c. Yancey made business trip to Kendall Saturday.
 Coleman Swinnie made a business trip to Morrilton last Monday and back Tuesday.
 Uncle Mort Edwards and John Can trell, IT,, made business trip to Settle ment the first of the week.
 There will be a children's day at Damascus the fourth Sunday in June.
 Mrs Alma Burrows and children re- turned 10 their home at Plumerville last Friday.
 A. A. Brown went to Morrilton on business Friday.
 Mrs. Gusts Martin is here this week from Martinville the guest of A. A.. Brown and family.
 Miss Sudie Spires has returned home from a visit to her uncle, B. F. Spires, at Conway.
 The infant of Mir. and Mrs. James Burrows, living six miles east of here, islreported quite sick at this writing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
BINDERS.

We are having beautiful weather for farming.
 Bro. Frank Thomas preached at the Methodist church here yesterday.
 William McCaulis is very sick at this writing.
 Prof. Virgil Hinkle of Holland and Miss Lois Condray of thls place sur prised their many friends by getting married yesterday. The entire com munity wishes them happy voyage through life.
 Several from here attended the show at Quitman Saturday.
 Most all the people from here will at- tend the music teachers institute at Beckett school house next Saturday and Sunday,
 l. H. Martin and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Jones, at Union Valley Saturday and Sunday.
 1une 10,
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
GREENBRIER.

Dr. c. S. Brown of Conway was here Monday on his way to Heber.
 w. w. Bishop, the tax assessor, was here Tuesday assessing taxes.
 Dr. I. N. McCollum of Conway was here Saturday to attend a professional call.
 Mrs. Sallie Love and children oi Briartown, l. T., are here this week wis iting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Charley Lander and children visited the family of G. w. Clark the past week.
 Dr. G. L. Henderson, who has been confined to his bed for the past two weeks is improving slowly.
 I. H. Mayhew, who has been sick for the past two weeks, is able to be out again.
 Bill Parks, Sam Dickens and John McRall are the champion fishermen. After spending one day and night they caught all they could eat and brought in a catfish that weighed three or four pounds.
 s. D. Clark, the jolly drummer, ot Mayfeld, Ky, was here Monday.
 pr. E. T. Williams and w. F. Merritt went to Conway last week.
 Jim Roberson had very fine mare to die Monday morning.
 w. C. Sims and Wm. Day are working the roads again after the heavy rains.
 The writer is informed that the Rev. Milburn will preach at the Baptist church at this place the fifth Sunday in this month. He is an able minister and it is hoped that as many as can will come out and hear him.
 Miss Meridith Clark is attending com- mencement exercises of Hendrix Col 1ege at Conway this week.
 Greenbrier Camp No. 243 w. O. w. unveiled the monument of Sov. R. A Glover Sunday evening. They were as, sisted by Quitman, Enola and Holland camps. J. $. Utley was the orator oi the day and Miss Ida Gallon delivered the recitation.
 June II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13

Miss Viola Dyke has closed her school at Shady Grove and returned home Friday.
 w. P. Shaw and daughter, Mrs. Mol. lie Graham, went to Conway Friday.
 Arch Pearson attended the commence. ment sermon of Hendrix yesterday.
 Joe Arthur of Hendrix has returned home.
 Miss Charlsie Davenport of Conway is visiting relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Sue Davenport of Conway was here yesterday.
 The Shaw-Jenkins wedding was such surprise to this community that we failed to enter the account in our last weeks items. It occurred at the home of the bride Thursday night. Miss Cora was the youngest daughter of w. P. Shaw and has many friends here who wish them much happiness.
 Is the locust dead?
 A negro concert will be given here Saturday night which will drive away the blues, as it is full of many comical coon songs, etc. Admission 10 cents.
 Assessor w. w. Bishop was at home Sunday and returned to his work again today.
 D. McMahan of Kendall was herd Saturday enroute to Conway.
 Sunday was communion day at the Primitive Baptist church. Rev. West and son and Revs. Kirk and Morgan were present and quite a large audience was in attendance.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Shaw. went to Conway today.
 June 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
REPUBLICAN.
S.

Last week was a fine week to work and the farmers made use of it.
 H. ]. Mobbs visited relatives at Green brier Sunday.
 w. K. Henry and wife of Guy visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 s. J. Acre and daughter, Pearl, visited relatives on Blackfork Sunday.
 H. C. Williams and wife visited Ja- cent Summers at Wooster last Sunday.
 The Socialist club met Friday night with a good attendance. A large crowd from here attended the unveiling at Shady Grove yesterday.
 John Nichols and wife of Wooster vis- ited relatives here yesterday.
 Mrs Ida Newman visited relatives at Martinville last week
 John White of Greenbrier visited his sister, Miss Fife, here last Sunday.
 June 10.