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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-08-27
SPRINGFIELD.

J. n. Martin and family are visiting
friends and relatives at Rolfe, Okla.
Miss Annie FLOYD of Choska, Okla,
is visiting relatives here.
DIR. H. +. Cureton and family visited
here the past week. The DR.. says Con-
way continues to grow.
w. T. Hall and family of near Con-
way visited her sister, Mrs. Will A.
Berry, here the past week.
Fred Brown was out from Plumerville
the past week visiting.
Bob Burks visited Morriiton the
past week.
Born, to Leon Duncan and wife the
past week, a son; all doing we'll.
Mrs. w. E. Burns has been indisposed
for several days.
Miss Daisy Williams visited among
her relatives and friends on the river
the past week.
Mrs. J. A. Camp aud son, John, are
visiting her old home near Greenville,
South Carolina.
Wheeler Morgan and family Of Rus
sellville are visiting his parents, R. NJ.
Morgan and wife, here this week.
w. Z. Moses visited Morrilton the
past week.
Arthur VI. Smith is here from Chism-
vile visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. d. Dancer and children visit
ed Morrilton Thursday.
L. B. Dawson visited his son, DR..
Robt., near Wooster the past week.
Rev. J. c. Floyd and wife of Plumer-
Vile visited here the past week.
Quite crowd from here attended the
tent meeting on Bird mountain Sunday.
Died, at his home here Thursday, H.
F. Love, aged about SO years. He leaves
a wife and several children to grieve his
death. Peace to his ashes.
Will A. Berry will close his summer
school work at Greenbrier next Friday
and return home to make preparations
for his Solgahachie work, which opens
Oct. 5th for an eight months term. He
was reelected at Greenbrier, but a
previous contract at Solgahachie pre-
vents his accepting the reelection.
The work on Claude Johnson's new
residence is moving nicely. Aug. IS.
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CHINQUAPIN.

The early turnips are looking fine
since the rains.
Fodder saving is now the order of the
day.
A few from here attended the meeting
at Republican Sunday.
A. L. Hendricks and wife returned
from Hazen, Ark, last week, after a
visit to his brother and mother, B. F.
Hendricks.
We were sorry to hear of the death OF
Guss Battles. His body was brought to
Guy last Sunday for burial.
There is considerable sickness here
now.
DIR. Williams of Greenbrier was called
to the bedside of T. P. Spears Sunday
who was quite sick, but who is now re-
ported much better.
Our school is progressing nicely al
present. Aug. rs.
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BERYL.

The hot weather still prevails.
Crops are suffering for rain. Cotton
has begun to open rapidly, but it has
been cut short the last few days on &C
count of the excessive heat. If it does
not rain in the next few days the TOP
crop will be failure and there is only
light bottom and middle crop.
The Mt. Olive meeting closed last
Friday. Several professions are report
ed and great revival among the be-
levers.
w. A. Brawner died last Wednesday
and was buried Thursday at Mt Olive,
in the presence of large congregation
Rev. Madison Ford conducted the fun
eral services. good citizen, Christ
ian gentleman, and kind husband and
and father has passed away, leaving a
wife, two children, one brother, two
sisters and host of friends to mourn
their loss.
A revival meeting commenced at New
Liberty Sunday under the leadership of
Rev. Madison Ford.
Jesse Wilkerson's condition remains
unchanged for the better.
w. f. Grady and Wallace Grady
made flying trip to Little Rock last
Wednesday, returning Friday. They
brought back some repairs for their
machinery, getting ready for ginning
cotton.
DR.. Walter White of Center Point,
with his family, were visiting at w. J.
Shows yesterday.
G. w. Wright and wife of Ebenezer
were here yesterday the guest of A. c.
Wilk ersou.
Gland Nelson, our teacher, visited his
mother at Chadwick Saturday and Sun
day. Aug. "a.
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CENTER POINT.

The very much needed rain fell here
Saturday night and Sunday, helping
cotton, late corn and fixing the ground
in fine shape for turnips.
Shannon Jones of Colorado and Miss
Flora Mills of Mineola, Texas, were
married at the home of Albert Board
mans, Jr., Sunday evening at a o'clock
Mrs. Ada Sanderlin of Quitman attended
the wedding.
w. H. White, while returning from
church Sunday evening, ran into a
wagon and tore his buggy up consid-
erably.
Thomas Baum and wife have returned
from Texas, the latter being in very bad
health.
Ed. Hodge is making baskets this
week, getting ready for the cotton crop.
The school here will close in one more
week and ]. Walter White will move to
Conway.
Thos. Booth of ElPaso is closing out
his business and will move to southern
Texas soon. Aug. IS.
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BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

We will have some ,tton to pick here
next week.
1t is not known just when sch Dol will
be out. If it closes Sept. Ist there will
be public exhibition.
Will Blasingame and family Of
Spr, ngfield came out Friday to visit his
brother, r. NJ. Blasingame, and was
taken sick al returned home Sunday
Rob went home it'll him and will r :.
main until Saturday.
w. z. Roberts came in Fl ON his III eet-
ing lately on account of sickness, 1t is
some better now.
Will Martin was in our midst last oat'
urday from Center Point.
Mrs. Nora Rhoads and her husband oil
Argenta are out here visiting.
There was singing at f. p. Snow
last Sunday evening.
street Britton, wife and little ones OF
Ward and w. J. Apple, wife and little
bows of Little Rock were all visiting at
+. p. Shows last Friday.
Mrs. E. P. Snow and Aunt Mat Har-
rell visited at w. E. Roberts last We'd
nesday night.
RAYMOND Moore attended church at
Vilonia last Sunday.
|. H. Jones attended The Woodmen
Circle at Vilonia Saturday.
The Baptist meeting will begin here
the first Sunday in September. Pastor
c.. N. Davis will be in charge OF the
meeting.
While cutting bushes in front OF a
moving machine this evening Uncle
John Birmingham got into humble
bees nest and got stung so bad he had to
call for, DIR Rurns of Vilonia and is now
very ill.
ION Fletcher, democratic nominee
for sheriff of Lonoke county, who Is
camped at the Mountain Spring, came
up to Ban Willow Springs Friday. He
saws he will camp at Ban Willow next
summer. Come along, MIR. Fletcher
we have the best water.
T. A. Fiddler opened his doors to the
Young people Saturday night.
Mrs. w. E. Roberts visited near Caoo'
yesterday. =,
Glover Moore was taken seriously Ill
this evening. Aug. "a
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CHOCTAW.

Plenty of rain here, so much so thai
the creek was past fording one day last
week.
Crops are looking good and cotton is
the finest in years.
Luther Burt will speak here tomorrow
in behalf of the Republican party.
The county candidates will be here
Saturday.
Mrs. Liza Campbell of Settlement and
James Lowell of Morrilton visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lowell last
week.
Mrs. Nellie McGinty and Mrs. Daisy
Chronister are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Shannon this week
Mrs. Rosa French of Bee Branch is
visiting here this week.
!. T. Halbrook has torn away part OF
his store building that he may have
more light
The sorghum mills have begun to
grind. The crop is going to be short on
account of the low cane.
Dan Rhoades was in with load OF
water melons one day last week. They
are scarce this year. Aug. "a.
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HOLLAND.

We are now having plenty of rain.
L. P. Leweling, Mrs. G. w. Grisham,
Miss Wilmouth McCarty and J. B. Flem-
ing went to Vilonia Saturday to attend
the holiness camp meeting.
Altman Surratt went to Conway Sat
urday.
R. S. Purifoy is visiting his parents at
Malvern this week.
Rev. Flippen will begin a protracted
meeting at Oakland next Sunday.
|. L. Land, G.. W. Burks and S. II ,
McCarty went to Plainview last week to
work at the carpenter trade for while
Mrs. E. NJ. Garrett is very sick at this
writing. Aug. %.
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REPUBLICAN.

M. A. Woollv and H. c. Williams
made flying trip to Conway Monday.
Robert McNew and wife of McNew's
Chapel is visiting here this week.
The late rains are making the cotton
crop look fine.
Misses Sallie and Dora Oliver visited
relatives and friends at Shady Grove
last Wednesday and Thursday.
George Newman is visiting relatives
on Red River this week.
Mrs. Mamie Smallwood OF Greenbrier
visited here Sunday.
The Primitive Baptists filed their reg
ular appointment here Saturday and
Sunday.
Raymond Palmer attended the Meth
odist meeting at Shady Grove Sunday.
Bud Tozey of Guy is visiting here this
week.
The holiness meeting at this place is
progressing very we'll.
A few from here are visiting at Heber
this week.
O.G. Lyons and w. NJ. Karber of
Kendall attended the Odd Fellow lodge
here Saturday night.
A few from here attended the burial of
Mrs. Edwards at the Thorn graveyard
last Friday.
Miss Matte Bailey of Conway is visit
ing here this week.
Jonah King and wife of Wooster at
tended the Primitive Baptist meeting
here Sunday.
William Tanner of Chinquapin is
hauling cane to Isaac & Palmer syrup
mill this week.
There will be an exhibition at this
place at the closing of our school in
September. The time will be announc-
ed'later. Aug. rs.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
= a..A Aas &c n 4 L lille z nclc A Z

Department OF the InteTlOf
L. s. Land Office at Little Rock. Ark.
June Is, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Henderson L.
Thompson. OF Conway, Ark, who, .on June 49,
1908. made Timber and Stone Application No. -
for SCI OF SEX, Section g, Township N,
Range II w, 5th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final Timber iand
Stone proof to establish claim to the land above
described before J. II. Hartje, county clerk lot
Faulkner county Arkansas. at Conway, Arkan-
sas, on the 10Th day of August, 1903
He names as witnes. es: W. I. Sewell, OF
Conway Ark, lanes Houston OF Conway, Ark +,
VIM Long OF Conway, Ark J. w Thompson Of
Conway, Ark. II H. MYERS,
40 Register.
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DAMASCUS.

Weather fair and cool this morning.
Fodder pulling keeps US busy now.
Walter Gray is hustling after the
fourth car load of cattle this week.
Rev. Musgraves is conducting a re-
vival at the NJ. E. church III the south
part of town.
DR.. T. B. Hutto of Settlement is here
on a professional call today.
Rev. Musgraves has moved his family
from Conway to Damascus, where he
expects to remain for an indefinite
period.
There is a great scuffle in our town
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
[. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Notice is hereby given that James Parharn
of Holland, Ark, who. on December 7, 1905,
made Homestead Entry No. 27274 Serial No. 046.
for south half southwest quarter Section %
Township NORTH, Range IL West, Sth Prin-
cipal MERIDIAN has filed notice of intention to-
make Final Communication Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before J. II.
Hartje Clerk OF Faulkner County, Ark, at Con-
way Ark. on the % day OF August, 1903. Claim-s-
ant names as witnesses: l.. W RIPPLE of Hol-
land, Ark; James Harmon, of Holland. Ark;
W l.. Ripple, Of Holland, Ark. II. w. Parham
of Holland, Ark
H. II MYERS,
48-9t Register.
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cTOppFD FROM WORK.

Eufaula, Ala, Mr.. Geo. Z. Williams
of this place was stopped from work
with a severe pain in his side with ire
uuent occurrences of attacks. At such
times he could scarcely urinate at all.
He writes: "a friend gave me sample
of Smiths Kidney Remedy, of which |
took three doses, after which l passed
stone the size of pea and felt instant
relief; later passed two more stones. 1t
has been FIVE months now and | have
had no pain since" SOC and SI.oo per
bottle, at Nelson Drug Co.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Department for the Interior.
r - Land Office at Little Rock

T. 5 Land Office at Little Rock, Ark
July q, 1903
Notice is hereby given that William N. Car
ter. OF Cabot Ark, who on sept H. 1911, made
Homestead Entry No. 24862, Serial No
666 for northeast quarter, section 80. township
north, range II west. fifth principal meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make final 1--WE
year proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver OF .. 5.
land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas on the
9Th day of September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Geo. w. KEEL
lev of Cabot Ark; lanes c. Cook of Vilonia.
AK Marion w Cole Of Vilonia, Ark; James
Robinson OF Vilonia, Ark
49, 81 IL. ii. MYERS Register
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II. II MYERS,
Register.
WARNING ORDER

Mrs. Belle Rogers, Plaintiff, Mrs. Jane Taylor
ct al, Defendants; in the Faulkner Chancery
curt.
The Defendants. Mrs. Jane Taylor. Albert
Barnes, Mrs. Christiana Hamilton, Walter Ora
BILE, adults. and Sylvesta Cradle, minor, and
Julius Cradle, minor. are warned to appear in
this Court within thirty days. and answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff Mrs Belle Rogers
This 10Th day Of August, 1903.
A. NJ LEDBETTER, Clerk.
J. c. CLARK, Solicitor for Plaintiff, LAT
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WARMING ORDER

Martin & Harton, Plaintiff
Mrs. Clar Burnsides, ct al. Defendants
In the Faulkner Chancery Court
The defendants, Clar Bu-nsdes and the I'M
known heirs at law OF William Burnsides, de-
ceased, are warned to appear in this Court with
in thirty days and answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, Martin & Harton.
This 10Th day OF August, 1908.
A. NJ. LEDBETTER, Clerk
J. {. CLARK, Solicitor for Plaintiff. LIT
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CHADWICK.
Aug. "a.

We had a fine rain last night.
John Boydston of Argenta visited rela-
tives here yesterday.
A large crowd attended the baptising
at Pierce creek bridge yesterday.
Rev. Sullivan commenced protracted
meeting at Chadwick Saturday night.
viii Dillon and wife went to Little
Rock one day last week.
The contest at Oakland was quite a
success, although the rain caused some
Inconvenience. There were some fine
speeches, lots of good things to eat and
everyone seemed to enjoy the day splen-
didly. Aug. "a.
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'' NERVY.

The life current that flows through
your nerves, very much as electricity
follows wire. is n~rve force. If you
feel run down, have no ambition, no
strength, no disposition to exert your
self, incapable of concentrating your
mind or of thinking consecutively, are
nervous, irritable, easily excited, it is
time to take Smiths Nerve Restorer.
500. Guaranteed by Nelson Drug Co.
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AT the same time the new Ayers Hair
Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting
the growth of the hair, keeping all the
tissues of the hair and scalp in healthy
condition. The hair stops falling, dan
druif disappears. A splendid dressing.
---Mcde by the j. C. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.-
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WARNING ORDER,

John Kirspe Plaintiff
Thomas Lipscomb and
Annie Lipscomb, Defendants
In the Faulkner Chancery Court
The defendants Thomas Lipscomb and Annie
Llpscomb are warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days. and answer the complaint of
the plaintiff John Kirspel
This 9Th day Of August. 1908
A. VI. LBDBETTER, Clerk.
G. w. BRUCE, Solicitor for Plaintiff S0-4t.
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WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER
w. n May, Plaintiff
G. Y. May, Defendant
In the Faulkner Chancery Court
The Defendant V. MAY is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty DAYS and an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff w. N. May.
This 18th day of Aug. 1908
A. NJ. LEDBETTER, Clerk.
q. W. BRUCE, Attorney for Plaintiffs. 81 At
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
Eliza Odom, Plaintiff In the FauIkner
"a R Odom, Defendant Chancery Court.
The Defendant, Ed r. Odom, is warned to APP
pear IN TINS Court within thirty days, and an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff
This It'll day of August, 1908.
A. NJ. LEDBETTER Clerk.
" W. ozark solicitor for Plaintiff 51-4t
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
Personal and Pertinent

certain young lady considers herself to be quite
the belle Of London suburban district Not far IRON
her nome No ing man resides who S emnoved In a
city panh This Young has more than ordinary pre-
eesons 10 good looks and Is regarded prime fav-
o1te IN the set of which the girl is a member
one daN however not long ago he and She had words
so bitter in fact that the girl peremptory ordered him
lived She forbade him 10 recognize her even and de
earec that she would make point to forget entirely
u'St she haa ever met such an individual as himself
But very few days since this naughty Young damsel
Went INTO the bank in which this young man happens 40
pe employed to get check cashed The Young man
''ls t tovH tne pfoiered check and examined it,
az was bitterly cold day, and the girl was in a hurry
g Sag n1s o. no. am acquaintance within half hours
i nur oespte all this, the young handed the
, Very m S sorry ma lam said he, in cold ooa tones
out yoS have TO get somebody to identity You before
can cash the eheck"-'rit- Bits.
our Uncle is not as generous these days as usual
any man who tries 10 realize a little coin ON ilt-edeed
diamond collateral will find il be very striking FACT
ne drop into his fayore pawn brokers place Of
.Notning is good for than $50 said pawn
broker Yesterday. I'VE wouldn't 60 above that ON a
diamond tiara. Not that we are looking for that rt
VI Coialerai But we don't 20 load 10 otr safet,
vaults with unsaabe that we are utey ~ ~
to keep And what's more we insist on the r,l ,ntee
~leS IN ordinary times have certain favored ous
smers who are given little the best of h buf i'm tb
DAYS we haven't any friends we can Sc ,,ei 49, 'se
door Friendship is dead We have to thinE ~ & ny
serves ana were doing it"--New York Globe
a Southern pulpit orator sunday morning was ee-
deavor - ,Npslsnce % OF the prodigal In his en-
@ se tnat ms young man felt and his desire TO cast
away ms wicked doings he spoke thus:
Ds youne man got TO thinking about his meanness
ana MS misery and he TUX off his coat 90 s >
y away' ana den he uk Off his vest and froved dot
oWayi ana den he TUX off his shirt and frowed A.
Ledger '0''' Fnlaoeiphia
1T frsneh G. Bostwick, official dentist to the splt
OF morocco has been spending his vacation in painss
child: N'' ''0 s''U' apropos OF a bad
Il 1T n, Is wise to punish children, but not corporaly
20 punish his little son with one dav W 'N' TO"
The boy, looking at the rod safl r,o,,.,
Philadelphia Bulletin "' gas hrst! ~
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.

THE National Municipal League is a splendid
i organization, which should receive the
support OF those interested in good city govern
ment. The league has large and rapidly in
creasing membership. The fact that such men
as Attorney-Ceneral Bonaparte Professor Albert
Bushnell Hart. of Harvard University; President
Edmund J. James, of the Northwestern Univer-
sity, and George Burnham, Jr., Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. are officers Of the league,
shows the high standing it has attained.
The league began work in 1894 and is there
fore, the Oldest of the organizations which study
municipal problems AT the annual conferences
OF the league, held different cities there is
profitable discussion in non-partisan spirit of
all matters that affect municipality. The league
is composed of more than I25 civic and business
organizations, and has 1900 individual members,
including many governors, mayors and others in
active municipal life.
The efforts of the league have not been without,
practical effect on legislation The municipal
program, issued by the league some years ago.
has proved valuable in furnishing suggestions to
charter makers. Eighty cities have adopted the
leagues system of municipal accounting, which
has also been approved by the government Cen
sus Department The league is preparing reports
on such questions as Nomination Reform" "Po-
lice" and Municipal Taxation
The dues Of the league are $1,000 annually, en-
titling the members to participation in the meet
ings and to all the leagues publications as they
appear. Applications for membership should be
sent to Clinton Rogers Woodruff secretary, No.
I2I South Broad street, Philadelphia Checks in
payment for dues should be drawn TO the order
Of George Burnham, Jr, treasurer, and may be
nclosed with the membership applications.
Evening journal., 1908-01-02

contaminating influences as it Is possible
to make it--a far different apartment
from that Of the average place of busi-
ness even in modern shops. The windows
are high and large. the room is well sup
piled with pure air and il is situated in
a portion Of the new annex to the bureau
Of engraving and printing, far distant
from the street.
Sanitary Precautions.
''This same care and exercise Of san
itary precautions follow the stamp sheets
from the moment the gum is first applied
In drying boxes until they are ultimately
wrapped FOR shipment 20 .postmasters,
The sheets, when received from the print
er for cumming, are unperforated. When
they leave the cumming and drying room
and are passed into the perforating room
which is likewie a large and well-light-
cd huilding-they are handled in the
same careful and cleanly manner
''The perforating machines are all new
and of the latest pattern, and like the
drying boxes, are kept free from dust and
moisture There is not step in the en-
tire process Of the manufacture OF our
postage stamps, from the receipt Of the
blank paper itself 10 its transfer out Of
the building for shipment, that rigid
cleanliness is not adhered to."-Punxsu-
tawney Pa) Spirit
Evening journal., 1908-01-02
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK.

II HE bill for the proposed postal savings bank
x system has been introduced in the Senate
by Mr. Carter, of Montana The measure pro-
vides for establishing postal savings banks under
supervision of the Postmaster-G General and the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The sum of 81 is the
smallest amount that may be deposited, and ie-
posits OF each individual arc limited to $500 a
month two per cent interest rate is provided.
The Postmaster-General, in advocating the
measure, believes that it would draw thousands
OF dollars from the boards now out of circulation,
and the government thereby would be benefited
In communities where there are few savings
banks the postal bank system would probably Sc
cure large deposits and be convenience to the
people But in city like Wilmington, where
there are good, sound savings banks, which pay
double the proposed interest rate of the govern
ment, the Federal banks would not be largely
patronzed.
Postal savings banks in England, however. arc
successful. About ten million persons, or almost
one-quarter OF the population OF the United King
dom, depositors in these institutions. with an
average deposit Of S7S, the total amount on de-
posit being S7Sooooooo. The increase in the
total Of last year over the preceding year was
S2o,ooo,ooo.