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PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal Property
Tuesday. March "a, 1908.

Having rented my farm | will offer for
s s al my home, IL miles 5. of BerryyiIle.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal PrODertv

Being overstocked. l will sell at public
auction, rain or shine, at my home, WAY
side, y miles +. of Berryille, Va on the
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y work
horses well broken. : good ..ro,d mares d
are Percheron sired by registered horses :
are coming four years. ] six years I English
ohire nine years, well bred Is year-old. 1
are IN foal. the rest are geldingS ranging In
age from L. years. All OF the above
horses are good size and most Of them work
With single line and are free from blemishes.
stallion three-fourths pcrchcr0n coming :
years OLD. dark bay, free OF hlemlsheS: driv-
inS mare years old. well bred iron gray.
good roadster and well broken: 2-year-old
heavy draft and Nearling mare colts. :,
mules years old good size, both mares
IS CATTLE-9 mich cows. some an, fr,sh
and rest are springers; steers. are fat and
VIII weigh 1910; heifers with calf rest are
young cattle; ! fat bull. The above cattle
bull.
30 Hogs good brood sows with pigs by
ide the rest are thrifty shoats.
80 SHEEP-s7 good ewes with lambs by
sice; SoVthdown bucks 3 years old.
IMPLEMENTS 4-horse wagons. a four
men tread built by II. J. Myers good as new.
with good bed; , pair Shelvincs % feet. Nc
Cormick binder; , spring tooth harrovs.
horse rake; Brown cultivator; Pennsylvania
gram drill; leg roller; 3 Oliver chilled ploWs.
sod cutters; single and doubleshovel plows:
single, double and triple trees; crowd sticks.
pair spreaders; fifth chain; bearing chain,
cross cut saw; good dog cart
HARNESS-2 sets breechings; , sets lead
gear wagon saddle; s collars; ) brides: sets
pillow gears; fly nets, etc
70 bus. potatoes; loo POUNDS bacon; 100
pounds lard; so chickens.
HOUSEHOLD GOO S-walnut bed. oak
bed, 3 good goose feather beds. sofa frnit
cupboard, safe, walnut table lot of Garnet
and mating and many other articles not
mentioned.
EkMS-All sums under $40. cash. On
al sums OF $40 and over a credit of ? months
Will be gwen, the purchaser 10 execute well
endorsed negotiable note. bearing interest
rom cay OF sale and payable at any OF the
nearby Bank.
with.
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For Sale by Z. BleRcowe
PUBLIC SALE
or Personal Property

intending 10 quit farming viii offer for
sale nay entire lot Of stock aud farming inn
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As ! have decided to quit farming | Will
oner for sale at "Westwood" y miles \. +
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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
Rev. H. B. Flippin came up from

Rev. H. B. Flippin came up from Vilonia Saturday.
 George Cornell of Naylor closed a contract Saturday to teach our summer school. We are all glad to have MT. Connell with us and feel sure of good school.
 Caste Keathley came up from Vilonia Saturday.
 Dr. ]. R. Keathley has gone to Des- Arc to practice medicine, but his family will remain here this summer.
 Miss Hallie Shoppach of Little Rock is visiting her cousin, Dr. I. C. Watson, and family here.
 s. M. Plant and C. D. Plant and wife of near Rosebud were here trading last week.
 Wm. Lively of Heber came down last week and pitched his tent and will make photographs here for a while. He is a good artist.
 E. E. Jones and wife returned We'd nesday from Little Rock and will open up a nice line of dry goods, etc, this week
 H. l. Sanders fine mare jumped a fence last week and broke her neck. Her knees were caught by a barbed wire causing her to fall on her head.
 Most of those who have been sick we are glad to report as about we'll.
 Tom Manning of Oklahoma came last week to see his sister, Mrs. Geo. Henry, and other relatives here. He returned home the last of the week.
 Mrs. George Henry is reported quite feeble.
 John Alexander left last week for Hoxie, where he has a position in a store as salesmen.
 Dr. Tullie Henry has returned with his family from Little Rock, where he took another course in the medical col lege. March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
GREENBRIE

Mrs. G. w. Clark and children of Conway were here Sunday.
 pr. H. B. Hardy was here the latter part of last week, looking after his in- terests in the Greenbrier and Ouitman Telephone Co.
 Bud Hallman of Wooster was here last week Mr. Hallman is the owner and manager of the Southwestern line from Greenbrier to Conway.
 Dr. I. $. Westerfeld of Conway was here Monday on professional call to see Daniel Moore, who is confined to his bed with pneumonia. Mrs. Wester- field accompanied him and will remain few days.
 Mrs. ]. R. Enders and daughter of Linder was here the last of last week.
 Joe T. Burton and family visited the family of w. F. Merritt near Guy the first of the week.
 Jim Love was in Conway Tuesday.
 Prepar ations are being made for the closing exercises of the Greenbrier pub lie school Friday, March 27.
 John E. Lyon, John J. Wilson and Miss Ida Galyon attended the teachers examination at Conway last Thursday and Friday.
 ]. B. King of Wooster was here Sat urday to attend meeting of the Green brier Independent Telephone Co.,, of which he is president of the northwest section.
 The Greenbrier Independent Tele- phone Co. has installed a new switch board and moved the central office north of the postoffice on front street. C. w. Tucker is the operator and you can get service day or night.
 Dr. E. T. Williams of this place has put fine ornamental fence around his residence property. The work was done by his uncle, H. Beal, who starts for his home in Missouri in a few days. He will go from there to Nebraska and will help erect a fine residence for his son.
 March 24
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
CENTER POINT.

The weather for the past week has been fine for planting corn and there is more planted than usual at this early date.
 The heavy frost Friday night seems to have damaged the peach crop.
 Miss Jewel Snow is out from Central College for weeks visit with her grandparents, Allen White and family
 ElPaso is fixing to build a fine school building.
 Willard Thompson is out from Little Rock trying to rent a farm. They sold out here last fall and moved away.
 Miss Mills has gone to Vilonia on a months visit with relatives and friends.
 Miss Jessie Wheat has closed her school at Mt. Olive and returned home.
 J. Walter White is out from Little Rock for few days with his parents.
 Some of our boys have had to be re- minded that there is justice of the peace in the community.
 Misses Fay Phelps and Bell Midget of Central College passed through here Saturday enroute to ElPaso, their home for few days visit.
 We patiently await the Log Cabin Democrat every week for the news.
 March 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

Death has again entered our commun- ity and claimed as its victim, Mrs. En- ma Laycock, who died very suddenly last Wednesday evening and was buried at Round Mountain cemetery Thursday evening. Mrs. Laycock was good noble woman and will be missed in our community.
 Mrs. Day of the Salem neighborhood spent last week here visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Geo. Satterfeld.
 There was no preaching here Sunday, Bro. Roland being unable to fill his appointment.
 MT. and Mrs. Albion Myers visited w. H. Sevier and family Sunday.
 The prospects for good peach crop is very fine so far and Round Mountain is certainly the home of the peach.
 Julius Carter is now wor king at C. A. Simmon's sawmill. March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
BARNEY.

We had a heavy hail storm Thursday.
 G. R. Brown went to Little Rock last week with some hogs and COW. He reports times dull.
 Dr. A. ]. Summers for the past week has been busy administering to the sick.
 We are sorry to report our new mer- chant as being quite sick with pneu- monia.
 Mrs. A. J. Summers is on the sick list.
 Dr. Wm. Pitman is very low at this writing. . G. R. Brown and wife visited J. o. Pold and wife Sunday.
 Miss Willie Blair of Moore, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. C. Powell, for the past week, returned to her home Sunday.
 J. w. T. Melton had the misfortune of losing fine young mule last week.
 Carl Anthony had a congestive chill Monday.
 H. G. Perry of Hanna is out seed hunting today.
 M. M. Matthews, our R. F. D. carrier, took layoff last week and made a bus mess trip to Little Rock.
 J. R. Blessing and J. T. Ingram went to Conway last week with some hogs and other produce and report the panic as not yet over.
 J. R. Blessing has made some i'm provements in his telephone service by adding new ten line plug board at his station. March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26

ing from severe attack of pneumonia.
 Miss Birdie Steel has finished her work in the primary department of the Choctaw high school and has gone to her home at Springfield. Miss Birdie gave general satisfaction.
 The insurance company refuses to pay the insurance on our school house which was burned and we will have to bring suit We carried policy in the Arkan- sas Company at Little Rock.
 The new school house is covered and neatly floored. School is moving along nicely, just little crowded.
 Geo. Newberry of Center Ridge was down last week exhibiting his S2Ioo horse. He has a fine horse, but that's d let of money.
 Herman Stephens and Tom Dowdy were over playing marbles with our boys Saturday.
 May Shoemake visited home folks at Cleveland several days lately.
 C.. C. Pledger, candidate for assessor, and l. G. McKim, candidate for survey or, were ill town Saturday in the interest of their claims. March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
DAMASCUS.

We are having another rainy spell in this section, which is appreciated by all, as things were becoming pretty dry.
 Everybody is preparing for large crop and are getting their ground in fine shape.
 There is being a vast amount of ferti- lizer hauled into this community.
 Health here is much improved.
 Rev. J. M. Mcgee filled his regular ap- pointment at Bethlehem in Faulkner county last Sunday.
 There are few cases of measles here at present.
 Misses Tennie Sims and Leila Barnett of Damascus attended the teachers ex- animation of Faulkner county, which was held at Conway last week.
 Rev. ]. F. Sims and J. M. C. Vaughter filled an appointment last Sunday at Steele's Chapel in Greasy Valley.
 Carpenter Scroggins has the roof on Dr. A. l. Huttos barn and is now com- pleting the inside work.
 The rural telephone business is now the whole thing in this community.
 March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
SPRINGFIELD.

The county candidates were here in full force last Friday
 Edgar Dawson and Hugh Bell heard the candidates at Solgohachia Saturday
 Elmer Schoggan has accepted the summer term of the Mallettown school.
 The young people enjoyed Leap Year party at Aunt Leah Moses Satur- day evening.
 Whit Spires and H. P. Hutto visited Plumerville Saturday.
 Alfred Maxwell, one of the leading young men of the Cypress neighborhood died Friday, and his remains were laid to rest in the Kilgore cemetery Saturday.
 Steve Combs, John Spence, Jake Rich al dson, and Misses Marnge Morgan, Dannie Armor, Ellen Hutto and Alice Berry attended the teachers examina- ton at Morrilton last week.
 At a meeting of the Solgohachia school board last Monday evening, Will A. Berry was elected principal of their school for the fall-winter term, com- mencing Oct. 4 and continuing for eight months.
 While blowing in piece of new ground near the Cadron bridge Satur- day, Walter Berry unearthed an old war bayonet. The old relic is in fair state of preservation, and alone would occas- ion ill special speculation, but within few feet of its long resting place, few years ago the remains of what had been an extra heavy set of wagon harness was found, partially buried in the fork of large old white oak log. This, taken in connection with the old bayo- net, revives the rumor that somewhere near this spot which was until last April dense jungle of papaw bushes and muscadine vines, lies hidden the skele- ton of a man whose life was plotted out by unknown parties, for the possession of what he had. Years, however, have passed since then, but little circumstan- ces like the above tend to renew the the rumored story, whose truth or falsity there is now no one to vouch for.
 March 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
HOLLAND.

Bro. McPherson of Conway preached here Sunday. He is an able preacher, and we appreciate his coming.
 Den Spruce of Little Rock, who has been visiting his parents here, returned home Friday.
 Last Saturday was busy day at Con- way for quite number of our people. They went to town and laid in their years supplies. We hope they were in position to pay cash for the same.
 Miss Nora Middleton, who is going to school at Central College, visited her parents Sunday.
 Prof Fretwell was in Conway the bet ter part of the week.
 Fred Rains succeeded F. F. Griggers, who has been working for T. J. Middle ton. F. F. now has a position at s. F.. Hardin's. March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
BELMONT.

It is little wet here today, having rained Saturday night and yesterday, and is still raining this morning.
 Walter Sowell went to Conway Tues day with cotton.
 It seems as though some of our old writers have quit for some reason, though we hope they will soon join us again.
 MT. and Mrs. Lunsford while at church last Sunday night had the pleasure of having some one call during their ab- sence who seemed as if they enjoyed themselves very much. On Monday morning MT. Lunsford and his wife found half sack of corn, six hens and some eggs had been taken the night be- fore. We are of the opinion that some one must have been nearly out of every thing
 There will be Sunday school and prayermeeting at the church Sunday.
 The gardens are certainly looking nice for March. One could almost see
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
CHADWICK.

This cold weather does not take we'll with the farmers who have planted their corn.
 Grandma Carver is reported as quite feeble.
 John Shaw and wife were in Chad i wick Sunday visiting Mrs. Shaw parents, D. Y. Harris and wife.
 Bennie billion has the humps.
 Please Dawson has a new phone and says he is we'll pleased with it.
 Mrs. G. F. Jones has purchased new sewing machine and says she is going to make things hum from now on.
 MT. Bigg and son went to Little Rock this week to move family out onto his farm.
 Oscar Lawrence and family have nov ed from Mayhower to Chadwick.
 Tom Mckinney and Charley Stead from Mount Pisgah were in Chadwick Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude Martin spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Jones.
 Walter Allen was in Chadwick last Sunday.
 John Jones is talking of moving back 10 Mayfower. March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
MAYFLOWER.

Considerable improvement going on in and around Mayflower.
 Two cases of measles here.
 Perry Mccormack and Mrs. Flowers were quietly married last Sunday, March Is.
 Mrs. Weilds has been quite sick.
 Mrs. Austin and daughter of Conway visited in Conway Saturday.
 Prof. Akridge and Walter Boydston attended the teachers examination.
 Rev. Maury filled his regular appoint ment Sunday, March I6 and while here organized Christian Endeavor Society with ten members.
 Bob Hopkins visited his father the first of the week, on his way to Searcy, White county. He intends to make Searcy his home.
 Buckshot Gibson of Argenta was in Mayfower one day last week.
 Mrs. Lyda Tendley visited friends in Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Ida Woodland, formerly Miss Ida Thompson, and her husband visited their uncle, w. V. Thompson, the past week.
 Mrs. Maggie Lipe, formerly Miss Mag gie Lewis and her husband of Conway spent Sunday with her parents east of town.
 Mrs. Ruth Thompson is visiting her parents, MT. aud Mrs. J. C. Duke.
 Mayhower can boast of having two people in it who are past 75 years old. They seem to enjoy good health, which goes to prove that Mayflower is not the worst place on earth.
 I. M. Dickens will work for Dr. Cope land few months. March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
BRISTOL.

The R. F. D. from Mt Vernon via Bristol will be in operation April I with Otis Kemper as carrier.
 M. Strickland of Bebee was here one day this week.
 Joseph Day was in Beebe Tuesday.
 We hear that John Harland, is can didate for bailiff of Bristol township.
 Mrs. Annie Strickland is slowly re- covering from a severe attack of the lagrippe.
 Several county candidates visited here Thursday.
 Rev. Davis preached at the Baptist church Saturday evening.
 To the Log Cabin correspondents say, let us hunt up a few new subscrib- CTS to the paper.
 George Brown is delegate to the Free Baptist quarterly meeting to be held at Shady Grove, March P, aS, 29.
 March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused by weaknesses and falling, or other dis Ilace- ment, of the pelvic organs. Other symp- toms of female weakness are frequent headache, dizziness, imaginary specks or dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw- ing sensation in stomach, dragging or bearing down in lower abdominal or pelvic region, disagreeable drains from pelvic organs, faint spells with general weakness.
 If any considerable number of the above symptoms are present there is no remedy that wK give quicker relief or more per ma4ent cnxe than Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreAcSiSAoR>Nth has a record of over forty years of cufeA It is the most potent Nyigorating tonic and dslrenGthe hing pe1- yiQe known to medical science: 1tls made of the glyceric extracts of native medici. nal roots found in our forests and con- tains not drop of alcohol or harmful, or habit-forming drugs. Its ingredients are all printed on the bottle-wrapper and at- tested under oath as correct.
 Every ingredient entering into rFa- vorite Prescription has the written en- dorsement of the most eminent medical writers of all the several schools of prac- tice-more valuable than any amount of non-professional testimonials-though the latter are not lacking, having been con- tributed voluntarily by grateful patients in numbers to exceed the endorsements given to any other medicine extant for the cure of woman's ills.
 You cannot afford to accept any medicine of unknown composition as substitute for this well proven remedy OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may make a little more profit thereby. -Four interest in regaining health is paramount to any selfish interest of his and it is an insult to your intelligence for him to try to palm of upon you substitute. You know what you want and it is his busi- ness to supply the article called for.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original Little Liver Pills" first put up by old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago, much initiated but never equaled. Little sugar coated granules-easy to take az candy.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
PLEASANT VALLEY.

We have been having some nice showers for the past few days.
 Everybody is gardening
 Mrs. Mounger has a new cooking stove and some fine cows-guess that IS the place to get some hot biscuits and good butter.
 Frank Caldwell has a speckled tie to trade.
 The young people enjoyed a musical entertainment at Mir. and Mrs. Bedford Burton's Saturday night.
 Some of our people leave but they soon come back. MT. Jenkins and fam lily, who have been in Little Rock for some time, have returned and will make their home near old Sheron.
 Messrs Campbell and Monger made a business trip to Conway this week.
 Misses Voss and Bush of Fl Paso wis ited the school last week.
 Lester Campbell has the humps.
 I $. Munns is some better at this writing.
 linn Roberts has new dinner bell he says he wants to know when dinner time comes.
 Our Sunday school is progressing nicely.
 Otto Harris rheumatism is now some better.
 Mrs. lobe of Mt Vernon spent last Sunday with Mrs. Munns and family.
 March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

Some have planted corn. Farm work in general has progressed rapidly this week.
 Prospects for good fruit crop are the best in years.
 w. M. Tygart had log-rolling last Saturday. It is thought that J. C. Kittrell of White county, four miles from here, has the smallpox.
 S. T. Cozart, daughter and son were trading at ElPaso last week.
 w. T. Russell and wife were visiting at R. J. Hogan's Thursday night.
 Health here is improving.
 Dr. ]. w. Yancey is on the puny list. He has purchased talking machine.
 March 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
REPUBLICAN.

F. C. Palmer and Isaac went to the forks of the Cadron Friday on fish and hunt
 HI. Mobbs started to Little Rock Monday with a load of chickens and eggs. ., tives on the Horseshoe mountain Sun day.
 Homer Watson and Archie Reynolds went to Conway Monday on business.
 Sam Lyons and wife visited relatives at Kendall Sunday.
 E. L. Palmer is numbered among the sick.
 Mrs. Doshie Mallett of Mallettown passed through here Saturday enroute to Holland to see her daughter, who was very sick.
 Iohn Ward of Bee Branch was among relatives and friends here Saturday.
 I. H. Gage moved back to Republican last Saturday after staying eight months on the new railroad at Heber.
 George Sims of Guy was visiting rela- tives and friends here Sunday.
 Arthur Peel and w. w. Newman visit ed relatives at Black Fork Sunday.
 The Primitive Baptists filled their ap- pointment here Sunday.
 I. King and wife of Wooster visited relatives here Sunday.
 Walter Johnston has very sick child at this writing Mareh "A.
 Legal blanks for sale at the Log Cabin Democrat office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
 ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

the vegetables growing those warm days last week.
 It is often said that fruit never gets killed in March. We have hopes of good fruit crop this year, if we just don t have too much cold weather later on.
 Allen Tullas made trip to Conway last Saturday.
 We have only one more week of school. It will be out Friday, March P. We are going to have an entertain ment that evening and nice little pro gram will be rendered. All are invited. Just give us your undivided attention and good behavior is all we ask.
 MT. Morgan made a very interesting talk Saturday night in behalf of the Farmers Union. He will speak again Saturday night before the first Sunday in April. March B.