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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
FIRST COTTON BLOOM is IN
Found on Little Plantation Two Weeks
Sooner Than Last Year.

The first cotton bloom of the
season reported to The Log Ccabln
Democrat was found on the J. +.
Little plantation on July IS. The
item should have been published
last week, but Mr.. Little forgot to
report it to us in time. Blooms
were found on the same day by
two of his tenants, Wallace Short
er and James Neely.
This is over two weeks earlier
than the first bloom last year,
which was also found on Mr.. Lit
ties farm, on July ?.
On Tuesday A. J. Pearson OF
Wooster brought cotton bloom
to this Office, which is the first re-
ported as being found on on an
upland farm.
Alb Thompson, colored, who
lives seven miles southwest Of
Conway, also brought in a cotton
bloom on the same day.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
-FOUR WEEKS FLOOD At END
Levee Flood Gates were Lifted
Tuesday.
Loss Estimated at S15o,o to $500, 900
Prevented by Levee-Damage to
Unprotected Land. q

After standing above flood stage
four weeks, the Arkansas river be-
gan to fall rapidly Sunday and on
Tuesday the flood gates OF the
Faulkner county levee were lifted !,
allowing the water to flow out OF
the bayou for the first time since
the big rise came a month ago.
Although damned up for the length
of time stated, the water IN the
bayou never rose more than
twelve inches, and no damage re-
suited from this cause.
The levee, according to Col.
John E. Little, the largest land
owner in that section, has saved
the river planters in Faulkner
county loss of from S. so, 900 to
$500, 900 which would have GER
tainly resulted without its pro-
lection. Nearly 5000 acres would
have been under water for the
thirty days, where now are the
finest crops ever seen here, with
cotton blooming and corn tassellng
out. This late in the season 1t
would have been impossible to
plant anything except corn or peas
on the overhowed land, and OF this
crop a short yield would have
necessarily resulted.
The entire cost of the levee was
only about $50, 900, and it has thus
saved at least five times its cost
during the first year it underwent
a test by the high water. 1t has
caused the value of land which it
protects to rise appreciably in the
estimation the owners, and 1t is
stated that rents of the protected
lands will be from twenty to Thirty
per cent higher next year.
To the unprotected bottom lands
in this county the damage has been
very great. From two to three
thousand acres were overfowed and
the crops almost entirely destroyed.
Most of this land is being re-
planted in corn.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
MAY TAX PICTURE SHOW
Attorney General Holds that Such Exhib-
ition Require County License.

Answering a query from County
Judge ]. A. Lea of this county,
Attorney General w. F. Kirby has
decided that moving picture shows
are subject to county tax. The
law provides that all exhibitions OF
which any person is interested in
the profits must be licensed by the
county, but makes an exception OF
theatres and opera houses in cities
and incorporated towns. The
moving picture show in this city is
operated under the name of 'Elec-
trio Theatre, but the attorney
general holds that it is not thea
tre and therefore not exempt under
the exception. The license for
public exhibitions has been fixed
by the county court at SIS for one
day, $40 for quarter or S25 for a
wear.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
PROGRAM OF THE BERYL PICNIC
Congressman Reid to Deliver an
Address.
Patriotic and Educational Topics to be
Discussed at Fourth of July
Celebration.

Congressman Charles c. Reid of
Morrilton will be the HEADLINE"
orator at the celebration to be
given at Beryl, twelve miles east
of Conway on the fourth OF July.
The committee on arrangements
received his acceptance of their ina
vitation a few days since. Other
speakers will be Representatives
elect M. E. Dunaway of Pulaski
county, Miss Hettie Dunaway,
President S. Anderson of Hendrix
College and Superintendent S. S.
Waters of the Conway public
schools.
The program of the day will be
equally divided between subjects
of patriotic and those of an educa-
tional nature, the first occupying
the morning and the latter the
afternoon hours. Beautiful grounds
have been selected for the picnic.
There will be no attractions aside
from the speaking, and only one
refreshment stand will be permitted
on the grounds, the purpose of the
committee being to allow nothing
to interfere with the interest in the
addresses to be delivered.
The following is the program OF
the day:
o:3o a. m. Call to order by
| chairman
Song - Nearer, My God, to
Thee" by the audience.
Invocation-Rev. S. Anderson.
Reading-Miss Hettie Dunaway.
Address-"The Traditions OF
Our Fathers and the Hope of DEM
ocracy" by Hon. M. E. Dunaway
of Little Rock.
Address-Hon. Chas. c. Reid,
M. c.
Noon.
1:3o D. m. = Address -"Ouf
Public Schools. Its Relation to
Our Citizens; the Relation of the
Director, the Parent and the Teach
er to the Schools" by Prof. S. S.
Waters, Supt. of the Conway Pub
| lie Schools.
Address = On Education, by
Pres. S. Anderson, of Hendrix
College.
All teachers and directors OF the
Central Section are urged to be
present on this occasion.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
P. O. CLERKS GET RAISE
Conway Postmaster's Assistants will Re
ceive Sal 90 per year Instead of $3.50.

Postmaster O. ]. Owen of this
city has just received the welcome
news from the postoffice department
that he will be allowed one ad-
ditional clerk and the salaries of
the assistant postmaster and clerks
will be substantially increased.
Beginning July I the assistant post
masters salary will be 5000, and
two clerks at 5000 per year will be
allowed. Up to this year the post
master has been allowed $3.50 for
an assistant and $500 for one other
clerk, making the increase from
$3.50 to S2Ioo.
Mr.. Owen will retain Joe Settler
as assistant and c. V. Hiukle as
one of the clerks and has appointed
w. B. Owen as the other clerk.
He is also contemplating some
improvements in the service here,
the nature of which will be an
nounced later.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
DOCKET OF CIRCUIT COURT
Cases Set for Trial at Approach
ing Term.
Docket is Light One, There Being Only
% Criminal and 20 Civil Cases
Set for Trial.

The docket of the approaching
term of the Faulkner Circuit
court, which convenes here on
Monday June IS has just been
made up by Circuit Clerk A. M.
Ledbetter. The docket is a light
one, there being only % criminal
and 36 civil cases set for trial.
Two of the criminal cases however
er, are murder cases, and if both
aretried they will add considerably
to the length of the session.
Criminal Docket.
The following cases in which
the state of Arkansas is the plain
tiff will be tried on the dates
named:
July 13-J. E. Griffin, perjury;
Walter Ward, seduction; Geo.
Mofitt, selling liquor to a minor;
Geo. Mofitt, selling liquor; Joe
Mallett, selling liquor; Alb Wiley,
forfeiture of bond; George and Os-
car Mofit and Chas. Mount, dis
turbing peace; Charley Higgs, car
nal abuse.
July IA. B. Hall, murder in
second degree; Joe Mallett, selling
liquor; Mrs. Peter George, selling
wine (two cases); Henry Sims,
disturbing peace; A. L. Glover,
carrying pistol; Elbert Phillips and
Tom Hawkins, selling liquor; Joe
Mallett and James May, gaming
Joe Mallett, gaming; A. M. Mar
tin, abusive language.
July 15-A. B. Winter, murder
in first degree; Lee Gateley, grand
larceny; Lee Mode, selling liquor
to minor; Ludy Gregory, assault
and battery (appeal);C. Lawrence,
appeal; Geo. Dale, selling liquor;
John Cole, abusive language.
July 10 St. L. I. M. & S. Ry.
Co., failure to provide water closets
(appeaD.
Civil Docket
July I4-Wm. Bagnell VS.. Free
man Lumber Co.; NJ. L. Grisham
VS.. Mrs. E. C. Bass; c. Lawrence
VS.. John Sloan: B. B. Davis VS..
w. A. Cato.
July 15-C. N. Menty VS.. J. H.
Harrell; c.. w. Rhoads VS.. G. w.
Adkisson; Ben L. Griffin VS.. Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Co.; A. A.
Gordon VS.. same.
Iuly 16-W. w. Harrell VS.. St.
L. I. NJ. & S. Ry. Co.; J. A. Hop
kins, admr., VS.. same; J. B. Tag
CART ,admr. VS.. same; Isaac Waugh
an VS.. same; w. L. Durham VS..
same.
July ~. w. McLeod VS..
Blanche D. Moss, ct al; nine other
cases in which ]. w. LeLeod is
plaintiff; Hollenberg Music Co.
VS.. r. A. Dukes.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
Colored Teachers Institute.

Great interest was manifested IN
in the colored teachers institute
which was held here last week, the
attendance being "a. County
Examiner T. F. Forrest and Prof.
S. S. Waters made short addresses
to the institute during its session.
The instructor was E. t. Mattison.
Eleven teachers joined the read
ing circle, the next meeting OF
which will be held Sept. 90 al
Conway
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
Sturgiss Sells Place.

w. R. Sturgiss on Monday sold
his home place consisting of 24o
acres, about four miles south of
Conway, to w. R. James, the con-
sideration being $4,000. Mr.. Stur-
giss left for Quincy, Illinois, his
former home, where he and Mrs.
Sturgiss will make their home in
the future.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
New Plate Glass Front.

J. A. Pence has just completed
a handsome new plate glass front
in his undertaker's shop on North
Front Street. Mr.. Pence will also
remodel the interior of the build
ing.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25

J. T. Harper OF Enola spent the
day Wednesday in our city. he
has been under the weather the
past few days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
8urccItcrs County trufcn,

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Der GontroIc Der @uiier-ApoItel.
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mlt9 bci ser @nbl in @orcciter'
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ciltcn acknowledgement Sieg nit 2052
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Gieic5 oele9netcn &nnoitrides ibre
6iiitentoiden gr0Bcr MADDEN laiien
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Sung Nmcrifa.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
2905
Waiorit1t 2O59.

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gcgen gebroht mltroe uno mie ollgc-
mein Die 9etbeiligmg onron mar,
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mail fir Ben oemotratiihen, rcplt-
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biootcn obgegeben purbe. @ouuer-
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17l7 Stinmen, Sr. @aitber, Gep.,
9S6 lno Sr. 6ri55ea, &robr 1879
Stintmen. Sn @orceIter . County
lpnren in 1907 regiIttirt 1882 @eiBe
uno 1886 Neger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Nod 9 ohrcu crmiiht-

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in ncld)er tie elm bcllte Dor Eoli5ei.
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ten nm Die @umit bon Hoiie gemor'
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ben ein @ortned)iel, m1breno oeiicr
Softer BON ieinem Shiebeiien &c
bral6 mod)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Spnncnnuf. nuS llntcroouo.
SnS gScttCr.

Sir Wuruluno mo Den Giitrift
Columbia bette luro morgCl Wo6r.
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gllbonp 80, Ncm Oort -, EbiIo0cl.
pbio 30, NItlontic GitD 81, Moibings
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
3ur &cadDtnn9.

Ter n7entide GOrrrIpouoCnt" nimmt ST icOer
!Seit grrihtc Guf iibcr &crIUUnnaen, Nud5citru,
@cburtStaar, GolhCuc uno ~iilbernc Sudjcitcn,
@Cicnifoits'9tbenoc etc, nit ben Nnmcu Der
9tu,ucieubeu, bic n6rr oeuttidI gcifrir6cn ietn
iultcu. Num 4rripnnl , 3ptiICn iucrScu gcru
enhancement. Gic GiuicnOcr iulfrr Srrihtc
miiiiCu ntrr iBrcn Gnmen untrridrrtbcn NIB
nor Nnem uidIt ucrneien, iuu bic 6citliftcit
~ffnttinuo - Strnbc uno N~ausnummrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
5Scncr in Baltimore unntg.

Bic nltc Grnftonlnge Der SporromS-
Eoint-2inic scr Strobenbobn.@c-
icQi6oft bel SoQcrS Station cin-
geGiGGrt. Shuoen oli etluo $4,000
0CihGbt. - Mnocrc 9rGnoe rid
ten ncnig Shu0en at.
8citcrn Na6mitto0 gegcll = llbr
mlrr0e sic III Der 9tGbc bon SollcrS
Station, @altimore-Gountp beiinoli-
d)c nlte &ruftonluge Der SparromS-
Eoint.2nic Der StraBcnbobn . @elca-
iduft elm Ndub ser Slonmcu. DC
Gonton 6citcripcbr luuroc olormirt,
fplntc Ous NcbGuoe abCr nidt mctr
rcttcn. Sic mltroc bel Der 9ef1m=
pfun0 Der Slnnmlen our6 Die Spar
rops Eoint 6renpiai9e 6euerme6r
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opporot ollf cincm Son0lpnggon Der
StruBenbobn am 9ranoploBe oll-
lungte. Mon permutbct, Bob Der
Brand orrdl Sunfcn aus elmer Sofo=
motipe Der 9oltimorc-S porroma-
Yoint.2inie ser Eenniplponio .9obn"
ncrrriuht mitrOc. Ser Sdo0en miro
oui $1,000 bis $4,000 gcihdbt. 0urd)
oaS 8ellcr nlllbte ser StroBenbobn-
pcrfebr ouf Der Sporroms- Eoint.2i-
ME olli beinobe 5lpci Stunocu iengc-
ltelt mcr0cn.
Nnoere 9ranoe.
Gos 9ah BON Sinclair & Scott'S
WtalhinenlperfitGtte an Der @clcs-
StroBe, 3lpiihen ser Charles. unO
2i9bt-S trabe, gcrietb geltern Naf)-
nlittog oiirh Sullfen ans elmer 2ofo.
motipe in 9ronb, bod, loid)te Der go
li5iit Norton oie Slontmen I'M Seine.
Iuf %unbefannte @eiie entitano &C.
itern in abneicnbeit oes Gigentbii'
mers in benz Yropiiionslaoen pon
Scrrn @. 3. SoQano, ode bon Sono'
Der. nnb Siteno.S trabe, Selter, mel
Dies betr1ftliden Sdaoen onrihtete
Iie Mitglieoer Scr Sprisen.Go ON
poenie Ger. 26 miroen geitern mad
Sen SilgGrtner Marmor.@erfen an
ser Sborp- uno Sitenb+S trnBe gerll.
fen, .lpoielbit aui un%befonnte Weiil
Seiler entitonoen mar, oas i'm Seine
geloidt mrroe.
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Trpbc Snnoe!

&cnner zines gllten Sropicn'S
Bier aus reiltem Mal5 un0 Sopfen,
Sbr bobt iebt 8elegcnbeit,
Nebntt'S mobr, benn iliidtig lit sic
3eit,
Sin ieineS @ofbier 5u %crpro6cn.
SeiuId)meder olle tbun eS luben.
Steil'S 9rouerei bats 6ergeIteat
BUR 2o6utig elmer ourit'gen @elt.
(S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
,Npfel's gnQctin.

@ereine iunb airhen fonnen ber
cbemalisen .acton's Earf" an Gnoe
ser 2is9titraBen.9 Bride iest fir Den
CONNER beIegen. Man ipenoe iih
en- 6reo. Yodel, gigentbiimer, 426,
6reoerid.a uenle. 9eibe Telephone.
(Me52,M o, 9o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Sreo. Sanernidrmiot's Imcriean
Sranerci : gpfbicr,

5rir 3eit BEL lien ieineu aunOen am
3apf bat, mie ale aus oieier 9raue-
rel berporgebenoen @ebr1lle, an Site
eer Waierialien uno geboriger 2lb.
Iagerung faum ieines @leiden. 2ieb-
baber bon por5iigIidem Bod" ober
.Solace" ioaten oaber ltnper5iiglif)
lire 9eiteauneen bel ibrem @irtbe
ODER in ser 9ralierei MAIDEN. Site
ST. 9raiierei 1t04-112S Siaen.
Ctr. Eel. 6. & g. 364, MO. 1891.
(S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
,Sarmpnie Gafe,"

Wr. Ala, Nei- 6apctte-S trafe, &arl
shmiot, Snbabcr. @hrsbnrarr Sol.
bran friid am 3apf. 9iners, Sonpcrs
a Ia carte. Scoen Samitas Mbeno
Trei.0sassd. lAprilt.tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Scbbeps cin,iacs 9ltclicr.

@ir babrn muir Gin Mtelier IN galti.
more, nnS bas bcfinbct id in Der
Gtase 81 ebener Grbe, Or. 321, Nurb.
8ap-, maize Sigb-Str. Ginber.Hbo.
tpgrapbien cine Spcsialitat. - Seine
Naentcn unb feline Sreppen ~ itciscu.
3. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 0eidaftsfabrer.
(315--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
She0. S. Siencr T. 81.

Selitides uro anoeres ausldnoi.
ihcS @eIo gefauft uno perfauft.
Gclbieuoun9en heIorgt mad Seutid.
lono, Seltreid. GllBlano II. T. ~.
@efiel alsgciteIIt auf onsI0noiife
ganfen. greoitbriefe unb Sraoelers
GheuueSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
S1tffsfdrten

bon urb nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nep.Yorf, aaiiite ooer 3miiden.
oed. @ehieI, ausldnoiibes @eIo.
Greoitbriefe uno 8eIoienoungen.
Sbcu. s. Siencr e &c.,
@r. 217, Cit-yaltimorc.S traRe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
.Sabt Ghr idluu

Stills @odbier pcriuht? IS lit
oiCicS Sobr ~beionocrS gut gcrotbcn.
(St-3