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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
REEVES SCHOOL HOUSE.

E. G. Turner, who left his home about years ago, has returned.
 T. B. Adams and family are visiting in Perry county.
 Miss Maggie Byrne is slowly improv- ing. :..
 Quite a crowd of our fishing citizens gathered at the lake last Friday and fshed.
 Our school election passed off with m unusual excitement regarding the seven-mill tax, but it carried by vote of 10 to :, in favor of the seven mill tax. We are proud of our voters who came forward and helped us in this move for better and longer schools. w. w. Wat kins was elected director to succeed J. H. Hovis.
 Mrs. T. S. Wilson visited friends on the river last Sunday.
 Bro. Glover filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday.
 The farmers union at this place is ir splendid condition. It contains the names of most of our most progressive farmers. Messrs. Watts, Adams, Fur ner and White will be taken into the union mex. meeting night as they have made application and been received.
 Mrs. l. M. Adams was visiting Mrs Henry Reeves Saturday.
 Jason Wilson lost a mare last Satur day.
 May 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
WOOSTER.
' IT T . " n :
 May 25.

very heavy rain fell here Saturday night, with very heavy wind doing much damage to barns, orchards and fences.
 Sam Beene is here from Morrilton.
 John Elliot and family visited Enoch Pack and family at Kendall Sunday.
 R. A. Clements went to Conway Thursday.
 Cool weather is damaging cotton very much here.
 A. ]. Burks went to Conway Saturday.
 ]. B. King went to Greenbrier Mon day.
 G. ]. Pearson and wife and B. A. Ar thur and wife went to Conway Saturday.
 A fishing party composed of the fam lilies of H. Robinson, J. N. Williams and E. Lawrence went to Pinnacle Springs last week. The women were not sue cessful in fishing, but MT. Robinson came back with fox foot in his pocket, rejoicing.
 John Milan of Linder was here Mon day arranging for negro minstrel which he expects to give in few week
 May 27
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
CENTERVILLE.
May 30.

Cool weather and some fl ost is mak- ing the young cotton look very sick. Farmers have been doing some very effectual work during the fine weather. We had very heavy rain and wind storm Saturday night, blowing down considerable fencing. Another heavy rain fell here Sunday morning with some hail, washing land considerably. James Jolly was very sick part of last week.
 Porter Henderson and family of Un- ion Valley visited his brother, John, here Saturday night.
 John Walls and family visited at Re publican Sunday.
 Dick Dickerson of Enders was here on business today.
 Mrs. Owen is visiting her sons in Con- way this week. H. c. Perry was in Conway last week Fl. Snow and family visited Wash Troxell and family Saturday night.
 C. Woolly was confined to his room, part of last week with rheumatism.
 John Thomas and family visited his brother, Tine, Sunday.
 Aunt Lou Blessing was very sick part of last week.
 P. A. Wilson went to Conway last week.
 Ewing and Otis Woolly went to Quit man yesterday.
 Dave Fowler of Barney was here Fri day enroute to Damascus to see his mother.
 May 2S
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
MOUNT VERNON.

We had some fine weather the past week and much planting and replanting was done by our farmers. Saturday night we had very hard rain storm with some hail, also big rain Sunday morning.
 Childrens day at Bethlehem was not observed until Sunday afternoon, when a very interesting program was rendered. The children did well and deserve much credit for the pieces rendered. c. C. Brown, H. B. Flippen, and Bro. Ellis, the pastor, all made interesting talks.
 R.. L. Fisher and wife of Bethesda wis., ited s. F. Crafton's family last week.
 C. D. Plant of North Mt. Vernon was in town Saturday.
 Miss Lonnie Henry visited in Conway the past week.
 M. A. lobe and Afford Sanders caught some fine fish is the Cadron north oi town last week.
 The Woodmen camp here will hold an interesting meeting on the second Saturday night in June, at which time they will sell pretty quilt with the name of each Woodman on it. The quilt was made by Mrs. $. M. Powers. All Woodmen are invited to attend.
 Mrs. w. E. Keathly has left her farm and crop and moved to Perry county.
 A man teacher with experience is wanted to teach our summer school.
 Bro. Ellis held services here Saturday and Sunday.
 A. L. Powell and wife of Barney were here last week trading.
 George Cornell and family of Naylor visited the family of Dr. Watson Satur- day and Sunday.
 I. C. Parker of Texas writes they are laying by corn out there, but cotton is late and poor stands.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
VILONIA.

Prof. T, F. Forrest left Monday after noon for Jamestown, Va, Rlchmonu' Washington, D. C., and several points in Tennessee. Al,
 The commencement exerclses of the Arkansas Holiness College IS a grand success. The entertainment given by inc primary department Saturday, even ing under the management of Miss Campbell was enjoyed by all present Monday evenings program rendered oy tbe Euphonian Literary Society was we'll received by an audience oi about fifteen hundred people. Tonight will be given "Ten Nights In the Bar Room' vhich will be the best of all. Among inc visitors in attendance from dis tance are Major J. N. Raulins of StuTgls' Kv.: Rev. E. I. Shocks and wife of Mem nf1is. Tenn; Misses Zula Weir, Nora Cullum, Fife Bounds of McRae, Ark. ;; MT. Price from Argenta; A. V. West of Albion. Ark; Mrs. Bunch and daughter of Mayfower, and quite number from Hamrnonsville, Rosebud, Mount Yer non. Navlor, Otto, Beryl and Fl Paso.
 B. C. Thomason and w. F. Thomson came in home Saturday morning to spend few days with home folks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Sandeford went to Conway Tuesday.
 May 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
HAPPY VALLEY.

heavy wind storm visited this sec, ton last Saturday night, blowing down a great deal of timber and fencing.
 We have had plenty of rain for the past few days. Corn and cotton looks very we'll considering the chance it has had.
 w. L. Farris is numbered with the sick.
 S. w. Cardin and family and Mrs. Venable visited at Springfield last week
 J. A. and G. w. Cardin made a flying trip to Enola Saturday.
 The storm put people to work in this section.
 The infant of Homer Belote was buried at the Cadron Valley cemetery Friday. We extend sympathy to the be. reaued.
 Bud Belote and family of Glentown visited in this section last week.
 Health is good in this section at pres ent.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
GLEASON.

We had bad storm Saturday night which did considerable damage to the farmers, also the Freeman Lumber Go. It blew fences down and blew a large tree across the office at the front of the store of the Freeman Lumber Go.
 Mrs. G. A. Evans has just returned from a visit at Clinton.
 The sick at this place are some better.
 linn Dawson went to Wooster Satuday night.
 G. A. Evans and Maud Vernon are contemplating going to Dardanelle to raft some large cottonwood timber.
 James Moran has been under the weather for a few days.
 S. D Freeman is pulling out and loading some more crossties.
 George Goad, the pump man, has a shoe which he offers five dollars for the owner.
 Luther Goad of Conway is working for the Freeman Lumber Go.
 May 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
REPUBLICAN.
May 27

A very heavy storm visited this sec- ton Saturday night.
 Sam Glover of Greenbrier was in our midst Saturday.
 Albert Palmer is numbered with the sick this week.
 c. C. Reynolds has purchased new organ.
 M. L. Gates went to Conway Friday. tives here Sunday.
 Bro. Snow made a very interesting speech on Socialism here Thursday night.
 Eli Kendall of Bono was in our midst Thursday.
 Thad Halbrooks and wife of Guy wis., ited relatives here Sunday.
 Oscar Peel of Blackfork visited rel atives here Sunday.
 Misses Maud and Sallie Kendall of Kendall visited relatives here Sunday. J. Q. Duncan and J. A. Oliver made a flying trip to Conway today.
 George Sims of Guy visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 Dr. Pate of Wooster was in our midst last Saturday.
 w. C. Lyons made business trip to Conway last week.
 Mrs. Miller of Greenbrier was here Saturday selling brooms.
 Lloyd Castleberry of Wooster was in our midst the last of the week.
 Vollie Palmer was in Greenbrier the last of the week.
 Walter Woolly visited at Joe Nichols last week.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
NOTICE OF ADM1NIsrRArRIx, SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court ol Pulaski county, Arkansas notice is hereby giv' CD that the undersigned, Alice A. Dobbins, ao- mnistratrix of the estate oi l. D. Dobbins, de- ceased, will offer for safe at public outcry to tne highest bidder at the front do 1T of the coui' house i'll the city of Conway, Faulkner county Arkansas. on
 Wednesday, June I2, 1907, at l2 o'clock noon the following lands, situated in taulkner County, Arkansas, belonglng " the estate of l. D. Dobbius, deceased, to wit:
 Southeast Quarter of the Northeast QuarterI Southwest Quarter oi Northeast Quarter any the north 30 acres of the Northeast Guar CT ol the Southeast Quarter all of said lands lyins in Section (25) Twenty five, Township CD fou North, Range l3) Thirteen West, i'll FauiKns' County, Arkansas. . Said sale will be made ron a credit of tnress months, purchaser 10 give bond with approVes security for purchase money. bearing SIX PSS cent interest per annnm from date until pau pau, and lien will be retained upon the lands i'' the payment Of the purchase money.
 ALICE A. DoBBINs S8-4t Administratrn
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
GREENBRIER.

IE. Moore and wife went to Conway last week.
 H. w. Montgomery of Guy will be R. F. D. carrier on route No. 2, which will commence service June I from Green brier.
 w. B. Love and son, Jim, delivered mail boxes last Tuesday over R. F. D. No. ?.
 Wesley Montgomery and Homer L. Henry were here Monday from Guy and made their bonds with the govern ment, and will commence service on R. F. D. No. ? June I.
 A. A. Wilson and family visited rela- lives and friends at Mallettown Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Nettie Webb of Little Rock wis ited her brother, w. B. Love, several days last week.
 Mrs. F. E. Fahestock of McCook Neb., left Tuesday for Quitman to visit her brother, J. $. Ladeer, after visiting her neice, Mrs. G. w. Clark.
 G. w. German and J. B. King ot Wooster were here Monday.
 Everybody remember the all day sing ing at Spring Hill Sunday. May 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
MAYFLOWER.
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 May 27.

]. H. King and Miss Elsie Hargis were married at Little Rock May 2I. They have been the guests of pr. and Mrs. Greenlee since.
 Mrs. John Trendley and family oi Little Rock have moved back to this place. They are old residents of this place and moved to Little Rock about IS months ago.
 A number of children have been hay ing the humps.
 Mrs. Matte Gibson, who has been visiting at Argenta for some time, re- turned home Sunday.
 Owing to the hard storm, those thai had made arrangements to go to Provi dence to the children's day, were disap pointed.
 Mrs. Maude Mosley was on the sick list last week.
 Miss May Ledrick has the humps.
 Harry Grove, who has been visiting here, returned to Little Rock Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Dickens is visiting hel son, C. s. Dickens.
 Most of the farmers expect to chop cotton this week.
 The young folks spent an enjoyable evening at the home of John Lawrence Sunday.
 May P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30

big rains Sunday. We have had too much rain for the low lands.
 las. Smith has sold out his logging outfit to Dow Henry and MT. Henry IS now hauling logs for R. Haydon' mill. MT. Smith has bought Will Ledrick' $ mules and wagon and will haul shingles from Harrison mill to Conway.
 Great preparations were made here to celebrate children's day at Providence church last Sunday, but 1t was ralned out. We hope none of the good things the sisters had cooked up will be allow ed to spoil.
 Ben Goodwin and wife of Round Mountain spent last Saturday and Sun, day with C. I. Atwater and family.
 Will Ledrick, who was reported very sick two weeks ago, is improving
 Last week some Little Rock parties drove P head of fine beef cattle out from this place which they bought from our farmers. The prices received were very satisfactory and much better thar year ago.
 May 27
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
BARNEY.

The storm did much damage Saturday The spelling match was rained out Saturday night.
 Grover Powell visited home folks Sat nrday night.
 Willie Robinson and wife are going to move on his father-in-law's place this week.
 Miss Esther Powell is visiting at Mar GUS Hill this week.
 Virgil Spradlin and sister, visited their aunt at Rosebud Sunday.
 Leroy Heffington is on the sick list this week.
 Ms. Eula Robinson and little son of Enola visited relatives at this place last week.
 Next Sunday is the regular preaching day at Barney. Everybody come and bring somebody with you.
 May 27,
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
EBENEZER.

MT. Lary went to Little Rock Satur- day and took his grandchildren, who have: been visiting him for some time, to their home.
 Rro Roberts failed to fill his appoint ment here Sunday on account of the rain.
 Word was received Sunday morning that Henry Lavette was stabbed by Wal ter Arc. It was thought to be very ser ious at first, but at last reports he was doing very we'll.
 Several of the young people attended the school closing at the tabernacle Saturday night and had to stay all night on account of the storm.
 Misses Della and Mary Witcher visit ed their sister, Mrs. Fife Wharton, Sun day.
 Miss Etta Harvey is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Greenwood.
 Fate Mckay has the measles.
 Don Wharton has put up a new phone.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
BRISTOL.

Awind storm followed by heavy rain fell here Saturday night.
 Corn is looking we'll, but cotton is sorry.
 Crawford Strickland returned from Fayetteville Thursday, where he has been the past four months going to school.
 H. E. H. Fowlkes and wife of Ham, monsville spent Sunday afternoon with w. G. Richards and wife.
 Frank Kelley has purchased new wagon.
 We heartily endorse the idea mention ed by the Beryl correspondent, placing the members of the legislature on a sal ary. Every four years is enough for the legislature to meet. We will be only too glad to support men who will pledge themselves to introduce such bills and work for the same.
 May P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
SPRINGFIELD.

Ben Morgan went out to Tucker Moun- tain Saturday and pitched a winning game of base ball for the Mountain boys.
 /. Frank Blair and wife of Conway were in our city the past week.
 Dr. ]. H. Jackson, one of the county's leading M. Ds., was down from Center Ridge Saturday.
 A couple from near Clinton were mar ried at Squire R. $. Moses office Satur- day morning. They had stolen walk on objecting parents, and with one horse tor conveyance, they reached this place, the groom walking and the bride riding the pony, and secured the Squire's ser vices, after which they returned to Clin- ton as they had come, ore a-foot and the other horseback.
 school building Saturday evening. w. K. Tucker was down from Tucker Mountain Sunday.
 Saturday.
 Constable Bickle has sold the city barber shop fixtures to Cecil Martin who moved them to Martinville Satur- day.
 d here Thursday evening with 30 mem bers
 Mrs. Will A. Berry and son, Willie, are spending the week with Conway relatives.
 Several young people from here at tended the commencement at the Plum erville high school the past week.
 Walter Johnson has received his new camera, and is now making photos.
 Miss Fife Harrison spent Sunday with friends in our city.
 Mrs. J. w. Venable and children and Mrs. Garden of Faulkner county visited at J. D. Bollan's Sunday.
 The school board here desires to figure with some one on moving the school building about 25o feet. The building is frame structure 4ox4o, two stories high and has sound oak foundation tim bers.
 Prof. Elmer Scoggin and Miss Vida Moses sprang quite surprise on their friends here Wednesday evening, when by special arrangement, Rev. Arthur Smith, armed with "strong set' o1 marriage license, appeared at the home of the brides parents and performed the ceremony that made them man and wife. MT. Scoggin has been boarding with the family for seven or eigh months during his school work here and the friendship of the young folk: ripened into love, but they kept the matter so to themselves that the parent: of the bride never even so much as sus pected that such thing was until few moments before the ceremony was said The bride is one of the towns faires gems and member of one of its oldest and best known families, while the groom is rising young teacher and { son of the principal of the Leslie high school. We wish them success.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
Timber Land, Act June ,. 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Little Rock, Arkan-
 sas, May {, 1907
 Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June }, 1873 entitled An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory" extend- ed to ali the public land states by act of August 4. 1892 A. J. Bryant of Conway, county of Faulk- der. state of Arkansas, has this day filed in this Cffce his sworn statement for the purchase Of the southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section Sin. Township Four North, Range Fourteen West, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim 10 said land before J. H Hartje, County Clerk, at Conway. Arkansas, on Thur sday. the 18th day of July, 1907
 He names AS witnesses. H l.. Thompson of Conway, Arkansas: Edward Long, of Conway, Arkansas; D. J. Andrews. of Conway, Arkansas w. T. Sewell, of Conway. Arkansas.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands requested to file then claims in this offce on or before said 18th day of uly, 1907. H. H. MYERS,
 37- Qt Register.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
OGLESBY BROS. CONTRACTORS AND
 BUILDERS House-moving, houseraising and found ation work speciality. Office Next Door to Halter Bros mill. !:
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

I will meet the citizens of Faulkner County Arkansas, on the following dates and at the places named below, for the purpose of assess ing the Real Personal and Per Capita Tax of all persons who are liable for the same: Clifton township, Monday, June B. 1907, at Wooster. Union township. Tuesday, June A. 1907 at Bono.
 Walker Township, Wednesday, June 5, 1907. at Batesville Church California township, Thursday and Friday, June and :, 1907, at Guy.
 East Fork Township, Saturday, June g. 1907. at Spring Hill Church
 Union Township, Monday, June 10, 1907, at Republican. Hardin Township, Tuesday. June Il, 1907, at Ingram Springs.
 Matthews township, Wednesday, June F. 1907, at Ingram Springs Benton Township. Thursday, June l3, 1907, at Enders.
 Benton Township, Friday, June 14, 1907, at Beckett School House.
 Mt. Vernon Township, Saturday. June Is, l9O7r at Mt Vernon
 Enola Towns ship. Monday, June r. 1907, at Enoa Bristol Township, Tuesday, June IS, 1907, at Bristol.
 Newton Township, Wednesday, June 1o, 1907, at Naylor.
 Harve Township, Thursday, June 20. 1907, at Holland
 Palarm Township, Friday, June 2l, 1907, at Roden's Mill.
 Palarm Township, Saturday, June 2. 1907, at Rocky Point
 Cypress Township Monday. June 2a. 1907, at Vilonia
 Cypress Township, Tuesday, June 2S, 1907, at Cypress Valley Church. Wilson Township, Wednesday, June 26, 1907, at Bridge Creek School House.
 Pierce Greek Township. Thursday, June 27r 1907, at Chadwick
 Palarm Township, Friday, June B, 1907, at Saltillo.
 Danley Township Saturday, June %. l007, at Mayfower. Benedict Township, Monday, July 1, 1907, at Lavender School House.
 Stone Township, Tuesday, July 2 1907. at Cadron Gap School House
 City of Conway-First Ward, Wednesday, July B at Electric Light Plant
 City of Conway-Third Ward. Friday, July 5 at Layman BaT Tber Shop City of Conway-Second Ward Saturday, July 6, at Court House.
 Cadron Township, Monday. July 8 to Friday, July 19, 1907, inclusive, after which time the penalty will be added. AS the law requires.
 All persons owning Real Estate are requested to bring the correct numbers of their land, SO that mistakes may be avoided W. w. BISHOP,
 Assessor Faulkner County, Arkansas. April 22, 1907.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
NORTH MT. VERNON TOWNSHIP.

We have had ideal farming weather the past week and farmers have made wonderful progress on their farms.
 Judging from the present conditions the cotton crop will be short in this sec ton this season. Perhaps that will be of great benefit to the farmers as it will enable them to get better price for their cotton.
 Dr. l. w.. Hassell of Rose Bud was making professional calls in our midst this week.
 Chickenpox is raging among the chil- dren of this neighborhood at present. MT. Spann of Texas was in our midst this week selling buggies for the Pacific Carriage Go. ]. w. Harlan of Bethesda was in our midst this week.
 Some of the young people of this place attended children's day exercises at Enders last Sunday.
 R. O. Maddox purchased new buggy this week.
 May 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
MOORE.

We are having some good rains now. Miss Arie Tucker visited Mrs. Lottie Blair Saturday night.
 Roten Tucker went to Enders Satur- day.
 Oscar Peel visited friends and rela- tives at Martinville Saturday night.
 w. Y. Blair and Mrs. Spradling swapped horses last week.
 Charlie Wilson and family were the guests of Ruff Ross and family Sunday. Will Powell and wife are the guests of w. Y. Blair and family.
 Edward Blair and Will Powell went to Guy Saturday.
 J. A. Tucker and wife were called to the bedside of Tom Loveless Sunday.
 George Taylor was in our midst Sun day.
 About two weeks ago mad dog bit a calf that belonged to Ed Blair and he had to kill it. About 30 people went down there to see the mad calf.
 May 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
PLEASANT VALLEY.

We have been having some beautiful weather for the past week, but are hay ing nice little shower of rain this evening.
 Rev. Ellis filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday with large crowd in attendance.
 Mrs. Emma Brady and Miss Lizzie Burton went to Mt. Vernon Thursday.
 Little Miss Ola Brady went fishing Friday afternoon, carrying with her pole six feet long and hook that would catch a ten-pound fish, but with al
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
HAMLET.

Frost, rain, wind hail and measles is the order of the day.
 Eld Johnson filled his regular appoint ment at New Liberty Sunday, but the crowd was small owing to the measles and indictment weather
 Oscar Oglesby was very pleasant caller from Conway Sunday.
 The hail did quite great deal of damage to the crops in our vicinity.
 Bailey Hamlet dropped blow point on his hand last week and it came near severing his little finger.
 Florence Bailey is on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs. A. P Gibbons went to Conway today.
 May 2S
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
ROUND MOUNTAIN.
May ?

The prospects for a crop still looks gloomy in these parts. I. NJ. Hardin and wife went to Provi- dence Sunday.
 On account of the threatening weather there was no meeting of the farmers union Saturday night.
 Clarence Cureton of Conway spent Saturday night and Sunday here.
 CT. Mathis and Ed Fisher went to Conway Saturday.
 B. H. Goodwin and wife visited al Providence Saturday night and Sunday. May P.