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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
BELMONT.
wick Frida'

Bud Skillern and Miss Cora Black were married on last Sunday evening. Mir. Wright oficiated.
 Jim Hilliard and family visited at Mrs. Wilson's during Christmas times.
 Allen Tullas and wife Spent Christ mas night with J. H. Gipson and fami- ly.
 Oscar Tullas visited in our midst this week and happened to good luck while here. Ask Oscar what was his greatest enjoyment.
 Our Christmas tree was a successful one and large crowd was present.
 Hello Ballard, certainly your items will be accepted for our gazette. Come on and help us out. We will meet again Friday next.
 Our preacher for another year is Bro. Grissett. We believe he is a good man and hope he will do great work.
 Miss Gertrude Brown of this place is spending few days at the home of her brother-in-law, Blace Henderson.
 MT. Cook and family spent the day at l. F. Cartwright's Christmas.
 We wish the many readers of the Cabin happy new year. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
GUY.

Homer Henry has moved into his new home.
 Mrs. H. w. Montgomery is improving very slowly. She has gone to stay with her mother until she gets better.
 School opened again Monday with a good attendance.
 Little Freddie Kessinger is very low with fever at this writing
 Mrs. w. K. Henry visited her sister near Wooster during the holidays.
 Cecil Martin and Miss Rosa Henry were married last Wednesday evening. Miss Henry has two more months of school and they intend to board with her father till it is out and then make their home at Martinville.
 MT. Vanhorn gave the young folks a Christmas dinner which was enjoyed by all
 Mrs. Will Owen of Conway visited her mother this week.
 Prof. Ralph Horton who is going to school at Fayetteville, is home for a few days.
 G. Clayton is selling clothes lines near Philadelphia. We are expecting him to make fortune like those other men did. Dec. 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
BRISTOL.

MT. Dicas and family of Bonneville are visiting relatives here.
 The writer, with several others, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lea Stone Saturday, it being MT. Stones birthday.
 Christmas was like a Sabbath day here.
 Isaac Campbell of Conway was here one day last week.
 Will Young has returned from two weeks stay in Little Rock.
 Prayer meeting at Jas. Prothlos' next Sabbath evening.
 Rev. Davis preached Saturday and Sunday at the Baptist church.
 The Literary Society has adjourned until next summer.
 Business was brisk in Squire Stevens court Saturday.
 Ed Young left one day last week to visit his parents in Tennessee.
 Mrs. Annie Strickland is visiting in Beebe.
 Fred day is spending the holidays with his parents in East Bristol.
 Rev. Sullivan of Vilonia preached at Union church Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeff Gunter and MT. and Mrs. L. Stone spent Christmas at E. w. Days.
 May the Log Cabins shadow never grow smaller. Dec 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
ENDERS.

Rev. James Hammock of Pearson filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church here Sunday.
 Little Ezra Webb has typhoid fever
 George Freeman and family of Con way are here visiting relatives.
 The Christmas tree at this place was a decided success.
 Fletcher Wilson and wife are the hap py parents of fine girl.
 R. E. Perry has gone to Perry county on business.
 Earl Bass went to Center Point Sun day.
 Clyde Blair, who is teaching school at Hammonsville, visited his parents here Christmas.
 Robert Bass has bought new buggy. "Look out girls"
 ]. A. Owen and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of new girl at their home.
 H. G. Perry and family spent Christ mas here with relatives.
 The young people are going to have singing at Fairview the second Sunday in January.
 We hope every reader of the dear old Democrat has had a merry Christmas and we wish you all happy new year. December 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
GKEENBRIER.
A happy new year to all.

happy new year to all.
 s. B. McCullum and family visited at I. K. Blair's Sunday.
 A. I. Stephens and family of Morrill, ton visited Mrs. ]. J. Dickens Christmas. I. [. Hickman and family of Wooster visited here Christmas.
 Terry Glover, who has been in Mem- phis sin2e last summer, is spending the holidays with his father and mother, P H. Glover and wife.
 Frank Kennamore of Quitman was here Christmas visiting his brother, Prof. z. T. Kennamore.
 w. H. Parks, an enterprising merch- ant of this place, has had his store house painted. Watch Greenbrier grow.
 R. M. Cook finished painting the pub lie school building and w. o. w. Hall last week. It is an excellent building and a good improvement 10 our town.
 ]. E. Wofford and wife of Conway were here during the holidays. A. Sims and wife accompanied them home Sunday.
 A. l. Julian and daughter of Durant, Oklahoma, spent Christmas here. This was MT. Julian's former home.
 Mrs. s. E. Lyon and Jennie and Alice Benton visited at Wooster Sunday, the guests or BuIuell duu IdlIllly
 Mrs. E. E. McCaul and daughter, Miss Laura, of Little Rock arrived here Mon- day and will spend the holidays with relatives and friends.
 w. A. Graham, postmaster at Vilonla, and wife were here last Monday.
 Greenbrier Lodge No. 29o A. F. & A. NJ. installed their officers last Monday at D. Ill. for the ensuing year, to-wit:- l NY ayrn1Ac NY M NY Cato = l w; P. K. Grammar, secretary, C. J. White, s. D.; J. D. Surratt, tyler, and J.. w. Grammar and w. A. Mills, stewards.
 The Christmas boat, which landed here last Thursday night loaded with presents and Santa Claus, was beauti- tul sight. There was good lot of nice presents on it and quite a crowd of peo- pie was present to witness the landing of the boat. Among the presents was a l fine, large watermelon which was pre- scented to the captain of the boat. Ev- erybody enjoyed himself and went away happy.
 w. M. Owen, A. H. Tucker and Hon. CT L. Henry, rural carriers on routes numbered I, ? and enjoyed a turkey dinner Christmas day with the post master and family. They said they wished Christmas came about once a month.
 Larkiu Jordan of Mallettown has bought J. M. Glenn's farm one half mile east of Greenbrier; consideration, $500, cash. MT. Jordan comes here for the benefit of our public schools.
 The Greenbrier public school after a week s vacation opened Monday with a good attendance with Prof. Beene, prin- cipal; Prof Kennamore, first assistant, and Miss Ida Galyon, second assistant.
 Dr. ]. $. Lieblong, who is attending the A. I. U. medical college at Little Rock, is spending the holidays with rel atives and friends here. Dec. 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
SPRINGFIELD.

A A. Wilson and wife of Greenbrier visited his brother, Edmond, here this week.
 Mrs. R. M. Morgan spent Christmas with her children in Morrilton. The Christmas tree and exercises at the Methodist church passed off quietly
 M. F. Moore visited the City of Roses the past week.
 Dr. Stephens and wife spent Christ mas with relatives in Oklahoma.
 Prof. Thompson was down from Gen. ter Ridge Friday.
 Mrs. Martha Stedge, and Peter Stedge and family of Damascus spent the past week with relatives here.
 Earnest Stephenson of Russellville visited his sister, Mrs. J. N. Martin, here the past week.
 P. B. F. Jordan and family of Conway visited relatives here the past week.
 The following teachers dismissed their schools and came in home for the holidays;-J. J. Combs, J. s. Combs, Edd Combs, Oscar McLarin, Ellen Hut to, Birdie Stell, Blume Stell, Maymie Morgan, Danie Armor and Will A. Der ry.
 Judge J. C. Steel was here the past week looking after suits of the Ware house Go. vs. some of its stockholders.
 December 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
ENOLA.

We extend to the editor of the Log Cabin and associate correspondents a happy and prosperous new year.
 We feel proud of the good behavior in our community during the Christmas holidays.
 All seemed to enjoy themselves at the Christmas tree at the Baptist church.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Laster of Little Rock spent Christmas with ]. D. Hen- drickson, who recently moved to our town from White county.
 Rev. Clarence Dawson filled his regu- lar appointments at the school house Sunday at 3 and p. m.
 l. R. Reynolds and wife, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Jewel, as far as Conway, made flying trip to Little Rock on the 23rd and returned on the 24th.
 Miss Lucy Brady was awarded an SSI coupon in the Baldwin piano rebus con test.
 Marion Matthews, RED. carrier, is reported very i'll at this writing.
 l. R. Reynolds attended J. P. court in White County on the 29th.
 L. T. Lasley left for Little Rock on the 27th. Dec. 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
MOUNT VERNON.

Rev. Harvey from Romance preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
 Mrs. Lily Campbell of Jefferson City, Mo, is spend the holidays with rela- tives here.
 MT. Brown of Des Arc is visiting here.
 Oscar Robins and Miss Flotie Fischer of Rose Bud visited here last Sunday.
 Miss Elmer Ingram of Conway IS vls- iting her sister, Mrs A. E. Hammons.
 Leo Grafton of Conway, accompanied bv his sisters, Misses Dora and Zol1e, of Enola, visited here a few days last week.
 Dr. T. c. Watson came in from Little Rock last week to spend the holidays with his family.
 IT. Dallas and wife of Vilonia visit ed relatives here one day last week.
 less Wheelis and family will move to I. H. Prothro's the Ist.
 MT. and Mrs. Hatfield are the proud parents of another girl.
 Vesta Blessing will move to town this week to work for E. E. Jones the next year.
 Dr. Tuli Henry and family of Little Rock are visiting here during the holi- days.
 Miss Lautie keathley and Charlie Bell were married Sunday. We wish this young couple much success and happiness.
 Miss Minnie Lee Jones has been visit ing Miss Fai Phelps at Fl Paso, and Miss Flotie Fisher at Rose Bud.
 Dr. and Mrs. Watson spent Christmas day in Naylor with Mrs. Watsons par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Langford.
 Prof. Perry of Enders, who taught a class here some time ago, returned Sun day and met his class again. They rendered some excellent music.
 Rev. Lucas, our new Methodist past or, preached his first sermon here Sum- day night, which was highly appreciat- ed by all.
 Jim Lively and family, and Dave Goodloe and family of Bethesday were here trading last week.
 Mrs. Minnie Warden of Little Rock is here visiting friends and looking af- ter hroperty and financial affair.
 Caste Keathley, who has been teach ing in the school at Naylor, is visiting here.
 The holidays passed off quietly, and many pleasantries were exchanged. The Christmas tree for the little folks was quite a success.
 We wish for all prosperous and hap py new year. Dec. 30
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
REPUBLICAN.

]. l.. Nash and wife returned home from Illinois last week.
 Vanie Duncan and wife visited rela- tives and friends at Guy this week.
 Miss Adeline Henry of Guy visited relatives and friends here this week.
 Loyd Castleberry of Shady Grove wis., ited relatives and friends here last week
 Barnie and Joe Nickel of Shady Grove visited relatives and friends here Sunday.
 P. F. Oliver of Meghee is spending the holidays here.
 w. E. Oliver and P. A. Palmer made a business trip to Conway last week.
 Ross Bruce is spending the holidays at Conway this week
 Henry Reynolds of Mcgee is spend- ing the holidays here.
 Lorin Nichols and family of Shady Grove visited relatives and friends at Guy last week.
 Julius Thorn of Guy visited relatives and friends here this week.
 The dance given by Bill Toby was largely attended.
 Benton Brannon of Greenbrier visited relatives and friends here this week.
 Mrs. McKinkle and wife of Shady Grove were trading here last week.
 Edgar Dawson of Springfield visited relatives and friends here Sunday.
 Miss Icie Majors returned to her school here Saturday.
 Mary Holbrook of Guy visited rela- tives and friends here last week
 The Primative Baptists filled their regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

Sam Glenn and wife of Conway visit ed relatives and friends here last week:
 The Christmas trees at Wooster and Spring Hill were success and were we'll attended. R, B. Gateley, who has been attend ing school at Damascus, spent the holi- days with homefolks.
 Several of the boys went to Little Rock last week from here.
 A candy breaking was given at w. J Hickman's S Friday night and was well enjoyed.
 john Ball and wife of near Conway visited I. $. Ball and family at Wooster last week.
 w. T. Evans of Cadron Gap is nov ing on the Mrs. Hallum farm this week
 w. K. Gateley is up from Houston visiting friends this week.
 Beard Nixon is visiting relatives al Jacksonville, Ark.
 Will Robison, who lives near L1nder was struck by falling tree few days ago but is better at this writing and we hope that he will recover in a shorl time.
 A musical entertainment was given al B. A. Arthur's Saturday night and was well enjoyed by all who attended.
 Our school will start again today or Wednesday. We hope to have as full school ill the future as in the past We have an enrolment of 79 scholars after this week there will be six months of school, making eight in all.
 Hoping the editor and the many read CTS of the Log Cabin had merry Christ mas the writer wishes you all happy new year also. Dec. 29
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
CHADWICK.

Christmas has come and gone and ev- erybody is looking forward for the new year.
 G. C. Jones and his wife went to Cato Saturday.
 Will Ditton and family visited rela- tives al Harmony first of the week.
 MT. Mayfeld and wife, who live near England station, visited her parents Christmas.
 Mrs. Pairett and boys visited at G. C. Jones Sunday.
 Alva Pairett is visiting Johnie and Dallas Jones this week.
 Mrs. Jefries' daughter-in-law and children visited her last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeffries went to Little Rock last week.
 Messrs. Hackloe, Boydston and Jones of Chadwick went to Cato Saturday to be in the w. o. w. group. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
BERYL.

Christmas passed quietly in these parts without special incident.
 l.. w. Bowden and wife and Mrs. J. C. Fulmer returned Monday from North Mississippi, where they have been on visit for several weeks.
 A. w. Wilkerson and wife and Jake Fulmer and wife of Little Rock returned Monday after having spent few days here with relatives and friends.
 w. L. Easter and A. C. Wilkinson, ST., have gone back to Conway to re- sume their work.
 NV. Graddy has built an addition to his house which adds much to the ap- pear ance of his residence.
 Esq. ]. P. Hartley will hold court next Saturday to straighten up some little IT, regularities. .,,.
 We were sorry to hear of the killing Christmas among our neighbors over at -Naylor.
 The Vilonia Camp, w. o. w. No. 24o, elected the following officers for the en- suing year on last Saturday night. J. w. Clanton was elected C. C.; (. L. Morgan, A. L.;J. w. Parker, banker; Bob Stevens, Esq; John Hodges, watch man; Bob Morgan, Sen; and William Thomson, chaplain.
 To the editor of the Log Cabin Demo- crat and its force together with its able corps of correspondents, greeting. Be- fore this shall have been read by all the readers of this paper the old year will be counted with the things of the past and the new year will be ushered in. Let's take little glance over the past and recount our failures and mistakes; and as we start out into another year ot our history, try to improve upon the past in a way so as we may be more use ful in our several spheres ill life; let us be careful of whatever we say, do or write, that it may be done with an eye to doing some good to whatever cause we may espouse; life is too short to lose any time in life's great work. And es- pecially let's make the Log Cabin Dem ocrat better paper than ever before ln order that it may be great factor 1n development of our great country.
 One of our citizens on last Saturday at Fl Paso purchased a pair ot fine horses to the tune of $25o and as he came in home and while passing through Vi lonia in the surburbs, driving at high rate of speed, happened to the accident of running over and killing very fine chicken of the Brama varie1y which is very valuable and will no doubt, when settled for, cause the gentleman to drive more carefully. December 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Married Sunday evening, Bud Skill Tern of this place and Miss Cora Black of Belmont. J. w. Wright officiated.
 Randolph Whorton of Funston and Miss Nora Stephens of this place were married on last Sunday by Rev. A. F. Bush.
 Mrs. Mollie Hogan and children of the Section spent day and night here during Christmas time visiting her mother, Mrs. F.. P. Snow.
 Rev. C. ". Davis was at Bristol Sun day. He will preach at ElPaso and Center Point once a month during 1909.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Roberts are vis- iting the sick at Cabot.
 Dec. 2o.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
THE BEST Ar sPIRo. OKLA.

"After using your Smiths Nerve Re storer, find it to be the best medicine of its kind" !" writes L. w. Wilson of Spiro, Oklahoma. And that is what they all say who have used it for ner- vousness or any Arrangements of the nervous system. Are you sure you do not need it' It only costs $I .oo, and is guaranteed. Your health and happi- ness should be worth a trial on your part; we take the risk of its doing you good. Sold by Nelson Drug Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
NIGHT AND DAY.

w.. B. Vaughan of Mulberry, Ark, writes: 'I had to get up eight or ten times at night to relieve my kidneys; bottles of smiths Kidney S ne 'Ds Remedy me and heartily recommend it." It is especial ly good in such cases. 1t is used suc- cessfully in dropsy and all forms ot kidney and bladder trouble. We want you to use Smiths Kidney Remedy, for we know it will do the work and so we guarantee it. soc and $I.oo at Nelson Drug Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
CHINQUAPIN.

Christmas is over and everybody en- joyed themselves. The boat was quite nice and everybody went away happy.
 Married last week, Charley Weather ly to Miss Fife George. The writer wishes them long and happy life.
 Wash Harris was in our midst Sun day eve.
 John Dickens and wife visited at w. A. Reynolds Friday. Dec. 29
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
Three Classes
 CanHelp

I am the county agent for railroad lands. Three classes of people will find it will pay to buy this land:
 I. The tenant. l can sell good land cheaper than rent, on easy installments.
 2. The farmer who owns ad- joining land and needs more. Railroad land will never be any cheaper than you can buy it today.
 3. The man who has money to invest will find railroad land a safe and productive investment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18

der seams, where the material Is laid
in folds. There are more folds which
come from the under arm seam. 80
that the front OF the waistcoat is en-.
tirely draped. the folds being ar.
ranged to give an equal fulness across
the bust. The waistcoat Is double
breasted and has four buttons. covered
with the material.
Such a waistcoat is usually worn
over thin shortwaist that is not par
ticularly elaborate because 1t will
hardly be seen, although 1t should be
very well fitting and OF sheer ma
terial. otherwise the costume will be
too warm and one may not remove a
coat worn over waistcoat. There Is
almost always high collar and a
fancy jabot worn with such waist
coats. and either jabot or a lace
bow of some dimensions Is necessary
to make the proper effect. A waist
coat seems never to look SO we'll with
shirt-waist which has not a jabot as
with one which has.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
KEEPS GOWNS IN CONDITION.
Method Involves Considerable Work,
But 10 Well Worth While.

A business woman who makes FIRE.
qucnt trips abroad has evolved an ex.
cellcnt idea for keeping her gowns In
good condition. Her plan entails con.
siderable work ut FIRST. AS she makes
pasieboard packing boards and covers
them with a cheap percalc. When
these cases are slipped over the board
the ends are scwed up and tapes to
fasfen in the gown securely ARE sewed
10 the cover ut equal distances on each
side and on the ends. that tie In the
center. The garment Is thus held Sc.
cure. In laying In the skirt all the
plaits. tuoks and other fullncss are
smoothed in place as II would natur.
ally hang. Each gown ar skirt and
shIrt-wnist has its pastcboard. that has
been cut just small enough to 1T In.
side the trunk. With this arrange.
mcnt = dress may be taken from the
trunk without disarrangins any Of the
othcrs.-Vogue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
Save Odds and Ends.

Almost every one has lot OF old
white lawn ties about the house that
seem to be of no use. Have them
washed and ironed and they are nice
to bind In sleeves or make good fac.
ings for underclothes.
Have you ever tried making iron
holders out OF old cuffs? Lay one cuff
out fiat and half way down place an.
other and stitch 1t across on the ma.
chine. then fold them In half and
stitch all around the edge and use the
little flap with the buttonhole In 1t to
hang 1t up by.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
New Use for silkoIine.

Following the lead OF cretonne. silk.
oline is ingratiating Itself with the
makers OF clothes.
1t is an especially pretty material
Tor the kimono. being so soft and
.clinging that II Is fair substitute for
china and india silk. and then II comes
in such charming big rosy designs
1t Is inexpensive. too. costing but IL
cents the yard.
Ribbon or bias silk-very soft
feather-stitched or cat.stitched to the
edges. adds = look Of real elegance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
Useful Boxes for the Mouse.

Every house should be- supplied with
a handy box which contains one tube
OF glue. ball OF Irvine. box OF assorted
fasteners and suspension rings. rubber
bands. yumTcd labels. bottle and Jar
labels. small string tags. package Of
large and small tags. spool OF adhesive
tape and n box OF key tags.
Another useful box contains Jew.
ciry cleaning ou'nt Among the use.
full articles are IA drIcr and pollshcr.
t,oxwood sawdust. ivory handled brush
for dry cleaning. another brush for
vet cleaning. aud IA cake Of jcwclry
ooap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
TWO CURES OF ECZEMA
Baby Had esvsrs Attaek-orandfath
Suffered Tormsnts with IT,
Owe Recovery to cutieura.

"ln 1854 my grandson. . babe. had
An attack OF eczema. and after trying
the doctors to the extent Of heavy bills
and an increase Of the disease and suf.
fering. I recommended Cuticura and
In few weeks the child was we'll. He
Is to-day strong man and absolutely
free from the disease. A few years
ago contracted eczema. and became
an intense sufferer. A whole winter
passed without once having on shoes.
nearly from the knees to the toes be.
ing covered with virulent sores. tried
many doctors to no purpose. Then I
procured the Cuticura Remedies and
found immediate Improvement and
finalcure. NJ. W.LaRue. S45 Seventh st.,
Louisville. KY. Apr. 70 and May II. or
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18

For instance. ono vest 10 In pink plquc.
souiached and ornAmenicd with en-.
broidcrcd piquc buttons. worn with
white lawn. lons.slccvcd shirtwaist
and = short white serge skirt. Anotks
10 In Jade green satin embroidered 10
rocco colors In ribbon. and worn with
lace blouse and trailing. tight. bit.
tcr-colorsd cloth skirt. this worn with
or without cost. which ID In biask
ottoman silk. iong.tailcd bchind aad
short In front. and having long tight
sleeves. The thing ID. With blouse
and skirt. either waistcoat Of coat
must b worn. and odd asd smart ~
70 the elaborate. sleeveless. iong.skirt.
"a waistcoat. Il bids fair 70 b ~
summer fsd.-voguA
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-07-18
A SUR Renedy.

4 young man who experienced
much trouble In managing . head Of
hair which manifested an unpleasant
Inclination to stand on end. wrote Il
. weekly paper for = plan BY which
his troubles would be at least less
ened.
He was given the following recipe:
"One part molasses. three parts bees
wax. four parts india rubber. -four
parts glue. - raw eggs; boil on Z
slow IRE for two hours and IL min.
utes. and while cooling stir in enough
cod liver oil to make the mixture slab
and good. Apply hot. and while grad.
ually cooling pass lawn mower back
and forth over the head"
He didn't take Il.