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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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A Baby Congre essman.

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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frequent desire to
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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-05-30

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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
VILONLA.

w. F. and B. C. Thomson left Mon day for Magazine.
 Rev. w. B. Pinson, financial agent for the Arkansas Holiness College, left Monday for trip through Western Arkansas.
 L. E. Grunder, one of Vilonia's most substantial citizens, was in Conway Monday.
 Mrs. J. N. Simpson and little daugh- ter, Fanny May. left Monday for Little Rock to visit her children.
 Miss Vera Campbell, the primary teacher in the Arkansas Holiness Col lege, left today for Memphis to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. L. Herring.
 Prof. C. l.. Hawkins and wife were in Conway Monday.
 c. B. Grunder left Monday for Van Buren.
 s. A. Darby left Monday for Mem phis, Nashville, and other points in Tennessee. June 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
GREEN BRIER.

T. L. Waddle and C. F. King went to Conway Monday.
 H. L. Tyler is working for w. P. Shaw.
 The heavy rains of the past week have done considerable damage to crops. Frost here Monday morning, June 3.
 Mrs. Mollie Salter of Francis, I. T., is visiting her parents, P. R. Brannon and wife. this week.
 Mrs. w. C. McGinty and children of Little Rock visited T. J. Matthews and family Sunday and Monday leaving Monday evening for Naylor, where she will visit her sister, Dr. Mcdonald and family.
 Several from here attended the all day singing at Spring Hill Sunday. Among the number were B. C. Sims, Jim Love, John Lyon, Charley King, L. M. Dickens and several others.
 Everybody remember the unveiling oi Sov. R. A. Glover's monument next Sunday, June g, at p. Ill. at Shady Grove church, ? H miles east of Green brier. All camps are invited to be pres ent.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
MAYFLOWER.

Miss Jeanie Hargis, brother and sis. ter, who have been visiting their grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. Creen1ee, for the past two weeks returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. Fannie Naylor has been on the sick list the past week.
 (. s. Dickens and D. F. Gibson have ssae in partnership in the general mer- chasdise business. Mr. Gibson has boQght barber chair and expects to raa . barber shop in connection with the store.
 CliAt Taylor, who has been having the nunps, is reported quite sick a, this writing.
 Oar Sunday school is doing nicely The children are taking quite an inter est and there has been . good attend. alce all spring.
 Miss Susan Colay, who has been stay ing at Ar. Hosiey's, spent Sunday with her mother at Providence.
 Mrs. Grove, who was quite sick last week, is reported better.
 The young folks spent very enjoy sble evening Sunday at the home oi Jin Duke.
 The farmers are all very thankful for this pleasant weather, after the stormy week just past.
 1uec 3
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
ROCKY GAP.

We had lots of rain last week which greatly delayed work.
 w. G. Baskett and family of Saltillo visited his wife's parents here Sunday and Monday. B. F. Hughes of Potts vile is now at his daughters, Mrs. At water, and will make his future home there.
 Earl Atwater visited home folks Sun day.
 The union met last Saturday at 2:3o with good attendance. The open ses- sion will be held Saturday night, June s.
 Mr. Bowen, our road overseer, has been doing some much needed work on the road here and has put bridge over the Singer creek. He is now engaged ir digging down the Singer hill and would like for those who have subscrib- ed labor or money to please come at once and meet the subscription and those who have not yet subscribed ard can possibly do so he will greatly ap- preciate an offer of labor or money. This piece of work is greatly needed and we urge everyone to take hold and help Nr. Bowen to make good roads fron here to town.
 1uhe 3
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
ORDINANCE NO 157,

An Ordinance Entitled An Ordinance to De-, vide for the Punishment, Prevention and ps moval of Encroachments upon the SidewalL. Streets and Public Grounds of the City of cor way"
 Be it Ordained by the City Council of the citv o Conway, Arkansas:
 Section One. That all encroachmep,s and Instructions by way of buildings fences. nosts or structures of any kind, or any obstruction <, encroachmeut of any kind upon or across anv of the sidewalks, streets or other public eronnd, of the City of Conway be and they are herehv declared nuisances, and said nuisances ar,, hereby ordered removed and abated; and ar persons owning or maintaining or causing u permitting the maintaining of any such en croachment or obstruction are hereby orderei to remove said encroachment or obstructior and 1t is hereby made unlawful for any per son or corporation owning, maintaining Q permitting any such obstruction or encroach m ent to fail or refuse orneglect to remove sail obstruction or encroachment Section Two. An person or corporation fail ing or refusing or neglecting to remove am such obstruction or encroachment shall b deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con viction thereof before the mayor or other prop CT officer shall be fined in any sum not les each and every day that such person or corpo ration shall fail refuse or neglect to remov such encroachment obstruction shall deemed separate ofense and shall be pun ishcd as such.
 Section Three. That all ordinances and part of ordinances in conflict herewith be and th same are hereby repealed and this Ordinanc shall be in force from and after its passage an publication.
 Passed June 5, 1907.
 FRANK E. ROBINS, Mayor. K. D. WHITE. Recorder
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
DAMASCUS.

Another week of cold rainy weather has passed and farmers are very blue over their prospects for crop, though everything has opened up very nicely this morning, 1t being clear and some warmer.
 There is being quite lot of hay hauled from Morrilton to the new rail- road for the last few days. There is plenty of work on the new railroad at present for both men and teams.
 People have almost failed to get any stands of cotton i'll this section of the country. Corn is the smallest for the time of year that I ever saw, notwith- standing they have been worked very we'll. A failure in crops is about all that any one can hear talked around Damascus now.
 Rev. Vest preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning at II a. Ill. and Rev. Frank Stobaugh of Center Ridge preached at the Methodist church at 5 o'clock D. III. There was Sunday school at a. III. and prayer meeting at night at the Baptist church last Sunday and there will be every Sunday.
 There is some sickness i'll this con- munity at this writing.
 The five months old child of MT. and Mrs. John Spires died last Friday morn ing and the remains were inferred in the Spires graveyard, two miles south of town. The funeral services were held at the Baptist church at 10 o'clock Saturday and were conducted by Rev. J. M. McGee. The good people of the community join the bereaved in their sympathy.
 Mrs. Satterwhite is slowly convalesc- ing from very severe illness.
 Mrs. Ida Linn, Mrs. Elmer Estes and babe and Uncle Mort Edwards and wife are all on the sick list at this writing.
 The rural mail inspector was here one day last week looking over some terri tory with the view of establishing a second rural route at Damascus.
 Mrs. Alma Burrows and children are here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Brown, this week.
 June 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

will meet the citizens of Faulkner Count Arkansas, on the following dates and at th ing the Real. Personal and Per Capita Tax all persons who are liable for the same: California township. Thursday and Fridal June and | 1907, at Guy.
 East Fork Township, Saturday, June 3. G at Spring Hill Church
 Union Township, Monday, June TO- lWl Republican.
 Hardin Township, Tuesday, June Il, 1907, Crecnbfief.
 Matthews township, wedne. day, June n, laf al Ingram Springs. Benton Township. Thursday, June B, 1901 Endefs. Benton Township, Friday, June la, 1907, Beck cit School House.
 At. Vernon Township, Saturday, June l5, lqf at Mi. Vernon. Enola Township, Monday, June r, 1907, Enola. Bristol Township, Tuesday, June IS, 1907, Bristol. Newton Township, Wednesday, June l9, lq at Eaylor.
 Aafve Township, Thursday, June 5 1907, Holland.
 raiarn Township, Friday, June 2l, 1907, , Roden's Mill.
 Pala.m Township, Saturday, June 2, 1907, Cypress Township Monday, June 24, 1901, Viiesia.
 Cypress Township, Tuesday, June 25, 1907, Cypress Valley Church. Wilson Township, Wednesday, June eo 1I at Bridge Creek School House. Pierce Greek Township, Thursday June lSC7, ct Chadwick.
 9aiarm Township, Friday, June B, 1907, Saltillo
 Danley Township Saturday, June g, lOO7, Mayhower. Benedict Township Monday, July l, l9O7' Lavender School House
 Stone Township, Tuesday, July 2 lUh Cadron Gap School House. City of Conway-First Ward, Wednesday, Ju1 }, at Electric Light Plant. City of Conway-Third Ward. Friday, JulyI at Layman Barber Shop City of Conway-Second Ward, Saturday Jul G. at Court House. Cadron Township, Monday, July to Frid,] July le, 1907, inclusive, after which time t1 penalty will be added, as the law requires. All persons owning Real Estate are reques'1 to bring the correct numbers of their land' that mistakes may be avoided.
 w W. BISHoPI
 Assessor Faulk ner County, Arkans1 April P, 1907.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Cotton is all replanted and corn is worked over once. Everything is at least two weeks behind and 1t is still raining this morning.
 o. c. Moore and family have been having some good luck of late fishing. Fishing seems to be all the go of late.
 w. E.. Roberts has bought moving machine.
 C. N. Davis preached at Fl Paso las, Sunday.
 John A. Phelps of Fl Paso made a business trip to this neighborhood last Monday.
 Jim Teague and some boys went out last Wednesday evening and killed I3 squirrels.
 Doyle M. Bryant has made central a new plug board switch. We can give you better service over the telephone now.
 We are grieved to hear of the serious illness of Gov. John S. Little, but hope he will yet be able to resume the duties of his office.
 The Irish potato crop is about the only crop that is doing any good here.
 Some few have chopped out some cot ton.
 The locust's complaint is on in full.
 Emmet Blasingame of Little Rock Is visiting home folks this week.
 Bruce M. Huddleston, Doyle M. Bry- ant and Miss Annie Moore will attend the teachers institute at Lonoke this year.
 w. E. Roberts will preach at Vilonia next Sunday.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
CENTER POINT.
June 4.

The clouds have disappeared and the sun come out again which helps to drive of the gloom from the farmers. The crop prospect is anything but promis- ing.
 Dr. L. H. Emerson of Russellville is here visiting relatives.
 Frank Emerson has sold his farm to Will Martin and will move to Little Rock in the fall.
 Will Vann and Miss Fannie Bishop were married last week.
 Allen White went to Conway Sunday to carry his daughter, Mrs. Alma Me Bride, who lives at Plumerville.
 Peaches is now beginning to get ripe and promise full crop.
 The oat crop is very short here; not many sown.
 Gardens are improving some now as the sun is warming up the grouad again.
 The people are not in much humor to talk to the different agents that travel the roads so much now, neither have they much time o talk politics, but are listening for the politicians horn.
 June }.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
CENTERVILLE.

The sun shined yesterday, putting new hope in our people.
 The past week was one of gloom tc our farmers there being much rain arc cool, killing a great deal of cotton.
 George Jolly has very sick child al this writing.
 J. A. Jolly, M. E. Johnson, L. " Blythe and George Woolly have had their houses insured in the Planters In. surance Company, MT. Blair of Conway doing the work.
 MT. Cornell of Quitman was here yesterday on his return from Conway.
 Rev. Wilson of the Quitman circuit conducted a meeting at Pleasant Hill the greater part of last week.
 Several from here attended church al Old Black fork yesterday.
 w. C. Troxell and wife visited at Greenbrier yesterday.
 Rev. Jay and wife of Texas will hold meeting at Pleasant Hill this week.
 Most of our people attended chil- dren's day exercises at Pleasant Hill Sunday. All seemed to enjoy 1t very much until after the exercises closed Some of the boys seemed to have or their fighting clothes and caused some excitement, which is very much regret ted. Boys, think twice before you speak once, pay off the trimmings and do so no more.
 Tune 2,
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
ENOLA.
June 5,

After vacation, we are here again.
 Rain has been the topic of the day since our last writing.
 The pleasant sunshine that made its appearance yesterday morning and con- tinued throughout the day, has driven several wrinkles out of the farmers faces.
 G. w. Dalton and family returned home on the 2oth ult. from long visit at San Antonio, Texas.
 Mrs. w. C. Gore is very sick at this writing.
 N. B, Moss of Barney was in town Saturday.
 Walter Henry and Jim Brady made 8 flying trip to Conway Saturday.
 Our school directors have removed the old school structure to make room for an up to date new building.
 ]. w. Harris has sowed one acre of alfalfa and reports fine stand and do- ing fine.
 Mrs. s. ]. Joslin anf Mrs. H. G. Sam mons spent Sunday with Mrs. John Joslin.
 L. T. Lasley is confined to his room with rheumatism.
 The heading factory furnishes em- ployment to several hands at good wages and MT. Krimm says he can give employment to all the block makers and haulers that will apply.
 $. w. Williams left for Conway this morning after merchandise.
 Enola and Holland had a nice little ball game Saturday, the score being 10 to in favor of Enola. The same teams will play at Enols next Saturday.
 Marian Lasley found a pocket book Saturday morning containing $40 and on inquiry found the owner to be Mrs. Walter Henry.
 Tuce
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
WOOSTER.

C. E. Martin has been appointed con- stable of this township to fill the vacan- cy of B. A. Arthur, who is now road overseer.
 LIN. Lee of Republican was here Monday.
 The cool weather of last week IS caus- ing a lot of cotton to die.
 Miss Alma Patton visited her sister, Nora, at Central the first of the week.
 Miss Nora Patton returned home Thursday from Conway, where she has been attending Central College.
 S.J. McMahan purchased mule of w. A. Brannon last week; consideration eI25.
 Mrs. I. L. Salter of Francis, I. T., IS visiting home folks here and at Green brier. This was her former home.
 Mrs. Ola Mobbs of Little Rock IS vis- iting relatives here this week.
 w. w. Bishop made business trip to Conway Friday.
 Mrs. l.. L. Clements was struck with paralysis Friday in one side and seems 10 be no better at this writing.
 One of the heaviest rains of the season fell here Friday.
 Quite number met the assessor here Monday.
 As much rain as we have had, there is no grassy crops here. This is very strange and several have found matured cookie burrs.
 The crops are 50 per cent short in this section.
 Assessor w. w. Bishop began assess ing taxes by opening up here Monday. I. T. Elliot was the first man to assess under our new assessor. Bob Dunaway is assisting him.
 June !.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

| Woolen Mills, spent several days here on account of the rain. While here MT. Dunbar purchased one of Cam Bells fine horses for which he paid SI47.5o.
 Thee King and family of Garland l Springs spent Sunday with w. S Alexander and family.
 Mrs. E. E. Jones and sister, Miss Es. telle, are visiting relatives in Searcy and attending Galloway commence ment. Miss Elsie Addison returned home this week from Conway where she has been attending Central College the past year. Quite large congregation assembled at the M. E. church south at II o'clock yesterday and listened to very appre- ciative sermon by Rev. Hugh Flippen.
 Farmers were quite blue over the con- tinued rains for the past several days; cotton is found to be dying in great quantities since the bright sunshine of Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Lewis of Vilonia are visiting relatives here.
 Arthur Hendrickson and family spent Sunday ae Kie Henry's. Miss Ethel Powers returned to her home in Conway last week where she will spend few days.
 R. L. Fisher and daughter, Miss Pearl, of Rose Bud were in town trad ing last week.
 Miss Minnie Lee Jones spent a few days in Conway last week with Miss Elsie Adkisson and attended Central commencement.
 Mrs. J. C. Hatfield is visiting friends here this week.
 MT. Robbins of Vilonia accompanied J. B. Traylor of Fl Paso to this place prospecting last week.
 Mrs. T. C. Watson raised 36 chickens out of 40 at one matching.
 Edgar Mum and wife visited rela. tives at Naylor Sunday.
 Iune 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
BINDERS.
B.

Farmers are getting along very slow with their work on account of SO much rain. Corn looks very well bat cotton is sorry.
 Several from here attended children S day at Pleasant Hill yesterday.
 Frank Blair went to Conway Satur- day.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilson ere the happy parents of ter-pound hoy which arrived at their home May 2s.
 Prof. Frank Condray and family of Mississippi are here to spead the sum- mer. This is Prof Condray's boyhood home and we are always glad te vel come him back.
 Rev. Jay aud wife and Ae. Dodson have been holding a meeting here for two weeks. They go from here to Pleas ant Hill.
 Rev. E. T. Herring elled his regular appointment here at the Baptist church yesterday and last night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
HAMLET.

Farmers are using this fair weather tc good advantage.
 Miss Myrtle Jehries of Beryl is the guest of Clyda Shaw today.
 Several of Wm Halls family are dan gerously sick with measles.
 In behalf of those who attended chil- dren's day Sunday, we desire to thank the good people of Cadron and Pickles Gap for the many acts of kindness it was their pleasure to bestow on us.
 Mrs. w. $. Shaw is contemplating a visit to her sisters at Clinton.
 People in our community are still re- planting cotton.
 Tunc 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

The continued rains and cool nights of the past week have greatly damaged young cotton.
 The third quarterly conference of this circuit was held at this place Saturday and Sunday, Rev. ]. H. Glass presiding Our pastor, Rev. J. E. Shell, was also present.
 Several of the boys of this place at tended children's day at Macedonia Sunday.
 Mrs. Will A. Berry and son of Spring field visited her sister, Mrs. w. T. Hall last week.
 G. T. Mathis swapped horses agair last week.
 There was singing at w. M. Barley's Sunday.
 John Adams of Providence is working for w. H. Sevier.
 Yune
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
MT. NEBO SCHOOL HOUSE.

Rain, rain, rain. The farmers are disheartened.
 Health is good at this writing.
 MT. Bartlett has recently put in new phone.
 A. A. Davidson was the guest of R. E. Flowers Friday night.
 I. M. Rickett was in Conway one day la st week.
 Jim Cook ate pounds of oysters this week at one time.
 Aunt Sallie Davis is on the sick list at present. We hope for her a speedy recovery.
 T. L. Davidson has contracted to work for Jim Davis this summer.
 There will be singing at Nebo the first and third Sundays. Everybody come.
 Success to the Cabin and all of its many readers.
 Iune 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-06
BRISTOL.

Now that June is here let's see if we cannot go without our coats.
 Farmers are busy working out thelr cotton and some will replant this week
 M. Strickland, IT,, had fine mule to die Friday evening.
 Rev. J. O. Cantrell failed to be with us Saturday and Sunday on account oi rain and high water.
 Misses Irma Strickland and Alcie Dean Olmstead returned home Thursday from Henderson College.
 G. A. Brown is putting in new saw mill rig in connection with his ginning machinery at Naylor.
 Claude Smith of Fl Paso was here last week on business.
 Mrs. Iva Perminter of Little Rock is visiting her father, M. Strickland, this week.
 June !.