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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Smaapiuf.

-goqur Soion ira Toribouit fom
Susoog herneS pon Ell fort @eieq.
- WiiS Glqo @orac fom | Gor&,
bogs tiIboae ira &orge eitcr omtrcnt
3 Mars SphoIb berooer.
- Wfi'S Ntoube auOcrion Der MI
For / Robiion, &is., fom iorriqe
llge paa @eisa iii fin 9ebitcmober,
Mrs. 8. g. Shompion.
- WiiS anna Snrmou fra gteD
1~ortiusuiqe, 8. @a., % @tiis Sui.
bo S6cri ma GLeir bcisger fortioen
Setter Sobnicn oe SomiIie.
SanOer giSue % Suitru fra
Sberon, q. 7af., Der bar pGrct Der
pda 8eise hos Nr. giones 5orGl.
IRE, reiite 9irsoas tiIboge til iit
Sien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Cotton paa Serietur.

Zen bersmte Spiinber Sbonlas u.
Gbiiou posiereoe | Sorsoags 8len-
Siue, Montana. paa gei til geIorp.
Itone geotionaIparf. San itbtalte til
en- Heporter, at efter bans Rening
piloe BET irGffe Sperfalo / Gorten
ioruulia iptte StrGf | mango Sun.
breoe Srriiter oe afboloe benz ira at
reiie oio ianr.
"aIene poa bort Srain" fortalte
Spfnberen. "par Der mango, Tom
ioronbreoe fine ReiiepIoner. ba De Ill
bsre ON bette Sperfalo."
Ren goiion ielp bar life rnb no.
gen @erberrs Ting. Man mao life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Or Staten aniparlie?

Sioen Sptsierne | S~prinefielb,
Su., bporutoer meeen Gienoom blep
soelaat, CT Der af De ifaoeliote Dor.
gere inogipet arap til 9pitpret ON at
eritatte De libte Cab. 9pens Gm.
beosm9no bar imiblertib beiluttet
for BET fsrite life at betale bisie Sor.
orirger, ibet De baaber at funne l9gee
Iniparet for De uofsrte 9oelGagelier
oper paa Stoten. Som @runo ber'
for anisreS, at StatenS trooper blep
ienot til Sprsrsiteoet uoen Immuni.
ton, of De ufbolotes fra at gisre no.
get Ingreb paa ben oprsrIfe Ssbel.
bob. og at SbelGsgelierne inoen
9pen berfor ianbt Steo eiter at Sta.
ten bapbe toget Ssilerne / lin Saano.
Sorbolbene | 9pen bebres imibler.
tio for bper Dag, % Der tases ole
SprboIbsregIer for at fire go og Or
ben. Wopor Heeie beororeoe iaale'
oes forIeoen goIitiet til at gieunem'
isse 9pens minore respectable Strsg,
for at pIr,ffe no iaabanne Subiefter,
Ser aniaoes for at bore farlige for
aIminbeIie Samfunosoroen. Der
a~rreiterebes peo benne Inleouine 80
al bisie, % De iaecoes itrar no al
gpen. 9e inbbeiatteoe babe M9nb
os apinber, iaapel forte iom bpibe,
Gen I Springiiel6 nebiatte ipecieae
@ranb Sitrp u~bfGrbigeoe Den 2Sbe
auguit gnfIaaer moo IL iorifieligc
Serioner, Der pioes at bare beltagei
/ Splebet % Haeefrigen oeriteoS Den
14be gu9uit. Gf oisie er Srani
Srpant anfIaset for Worhet poa Sbo'
mas 9roSp, % be auore guflager ~
ser paa Sprsr, SIbspaaiatteIie, Suo'
br,lo % Spoeri. Stsriteparten al %
gnfIoeeSe fibSer MI / SGngiel, ba %
life flinoc title aaution.
arap poa Gritatning pebbliper oe'
iaa at itreurme inb. % bIauot oisie Ell
ct fro Mrs. autie Burton, Der for
LANCER $1,000 for Sabct al lin Rano
Scott Burton. Der bIcp bGnat at CT
YsbeIbob. iomt fra Mrs. Marn 6,
Scott, buis Wano bebe af Sfuoinar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Saneerfciten

1ro minneapolis mchbelcs, at oct
norbpeitliae norif bonife Son9ertor'
b,lnoS Stppnc bar en- flor SitfceS.
Or. 6 g. Sohnion of Ct. Goill blep
aienpalet til Grriihent for 6orbnn'
oct, % set bIcp beiluttet at boloe
Snnacriciten i Siotr Sails, 9. 9af..
ON TO gor. Irrmere @eretning ON
SonaeritGpnct i nGite go. al go
item.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

Iaoe en- Zig gaeateI ofifrnffe fig fra
at beisse bette 8ibunoerIanb, mente
ban. TernGit bill Rarfpnlitiet MI
prre mere aarDaasre eno noseniinbe.
Sorsprigt ipntes Gbtior, Der be.
spnber at bIi IepIis cipiIiieret Der.
ii6e ! 0eiten MI. 9a ban for 80 Mnr
iioen f9roebes beruoe, iaa ban Was-
Ter at oft SIass 8iIot, og paa oenne
Cur bar ban ieet bore en- Hrniebunb
90 en- Gopote, og bet ipntes ban bar
rent lhisligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

Ipffeoes bog efter en- Sios Gorlsb, %
be itreifenbe fit geifi0ftigelie | an.
Ore gerfiteoer eIler forIoo gpen.
Gireftsrerne for NoifinUerfiteoer.
ne mootog forIeoen Dag ct GirfuIGre
fra George Z. Mortin, Gorretninss.
fsrer for Maffiniiterne, bpori ban err.
fIGrer, at pad Gruio al screenings
tiIitanoene bar 5asforeninserne be-
~iluttet at bGpe Streifen, os at Weo.
lemmerne at llnionerne berefter bill
tiaabes at arbeioe unoer De 9etingel.
Ter, iom err opiot al arbeiosgiperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

Sire Ssnncr inoen ct gar. Mr.
og AIRS. Sobn 9. 8oltboff ! Den ipo.
lise Gel al Gbicfaiam Goiintp, Sa.,
er inben ct slar blepen pcliignet meb
fire gsrn. s Gluten at anguit
iioite Gar blep Samilien forsget meb
TO Senner, ps for nogle Gage iioen
fom ct Iignenoe Spiaingpar. Iae
bisie Gutter er friife og 9iper Soab
en- at billie operlepe fine Sor9lore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
gait. !. q. 6. stnb / stousbton

Bait. 8. u. g. Stub | Stougbton
rar ben 28be aug. uoiat for ct lllpf.
tcstilfGloe, Der rar bapoe foitet BAN
% ilere andre 2ipet. Sammen meo
Senrp Slion, Wrs. Ibner SaIpor.
Jon og @ertter grsie bar ban uoe en-
Seiltur paa 9afe aegonia, 90 en-
aaitepin6 prlteoe 8aaoen, og bet par
FORT efter en- Stunbs Sorlsb, at 30.
itorens 8rooer Sneolf ira Sano blep
cpmprfiom poa lllpffen og fom
Sslget tiIbinlp. De bapbe oa Zig.
get / 8anbet nGiteu en- balp Time
os bar npiien belt uomatteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
gave 5arter peitoper
Via Gbicaao, Wilmauite & 81. Yarl Ht


2apc 3Orter bper Tag ira lite September
til Bite CftUber. pmiattenNe Steoer / Cali
irrHta % 8aciiic Aoropeiten. SIS for en-,
pets auosUilasies &tletter ira Chicago til
San 5rnuctsep, Sos NnseIes. IprtIaue,
Seattle, Tacoma, Spocane. Sictpria, San.
couper pe mango andre Steoer. Man ION
pGlse iOritisGise 8uter. 2ous Sarter fra
ale Siutipner pGa Chicago, Mil
waukee N st. Paul Ry.
9iberaIc grranseueuter ior at itanie pper.
81 for bobbeIt asie / 5ouriit Sopecpsn fra
Chicago til 8acifcfpiten. Sette er en- for
trinlie anleOuma I'll of moerisse be mango
gooe a%uIebntnser meo Senipn til aserbrua
os 6anoeL ipm M irembpoes luuss oenns
Sanes SorlGnscIie til Yaeifefpiien.
6uloitGHoise Splpsnineer irit. 3. u. apiI'
Ter, General @asienser aseni. Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
9ecDrab Dg Smegl.
Sen Site 9Iusuit 1905.
Gnt i~uripnnSet.

en- t2 Nors eontmeI 8i,t, Gsu al
Ole Chill npr gurr Sof, forlob fit
Siem for Ell llgestib iiocn al Srpgt
FOR Strof Of Snberen for en- Iihcn
@ntteitre9. san fnm berueo til DC
corob oa Dor aieuncm llgcn hos i'm
SnfeI, Tom oaiaa beber Ole Guil;
men / 2srooqS. bo ban ioo lin ToSer
fomme til Suiet, fog ban tiIbens
iaien, og man tobte ban Of Spne /
Sfooen itrnr rorbenfor 8nen. Sro6s
ihproia Seaeu bar han life 'ihen
bGret at finoe, @rttet or borbenet
90 bor finn Ell tpno Sfiprte %
"SperaIls" % Sot paa. Set er at
baobe, at ban fan finbes, for nogell
llInffe tiIiteoer BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
forifieuiet.
amerifaHif Brplnp | aisbenbapn.

N"tfttuHH OIUHH ! NIButHUuuH.
Sra 4lsbenbapn telegraferes, at Wiis
Batricia gsan, 9atter af SEN ameri-
fanife Winiiter til aisbenbapn, ben
16oe september pil bli piet til Sc.
rome 6. g. Mlrpbp fra Sos anse.
les, California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
So Of ct. Eanis Banter,

@anf og Giti5ens earnings 8anf,
blep ben 2Soe lnffeoe al 8anferamis
ner Sdaefer, ba 9pens Clearing
Souie negtebe at aisre Sorretning
meb Dem. 9isie Banter lfal DOG
npre fitIot %iofpente, og ineen bill
peb Den foretoene Cunning libe noeet
LAB. Der iagbes 'enopibere, at Ben.
aemenb / minneapolis allerebe bap'
sc toaet Sfriot til of iGtte De to Sn.
iiitttioner paa en- oroentlig Sprret'
n~ingSbaiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
ulYffe peo 2larhus.

Sra S~iebenboou tcIegroieres, of
10 Rono blep hrpbt og Ter forliet
iaorct peS, OF ct aanonifltS aif al for.
tiOIigt omborb pnn Srpoieren "SefIa"
/ Srebo9S. llIrftcu iuotroi mcnS
Sfibet orcu Sfpoeeuclier noe / Gor.
h%uSbudtcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

2racns Stuff treffer / Ssmmen
"a flyer til Soften. Der al gammel
8ane topper op ubenfor Ell tioligere
8atients golig:
"gsaa, pioere frem, Sotte, ban er
10 beo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

grbQnp. Ser ffribes til "0eco.
rob.Eciten": Den 9oe Suli bleo
SSnga Somme, neit plbite 9otter
ill ofoeoe Eoit. 6. s. Somme, @it-
tenbere, 8is., pqtepiet til DIR. 6.
8. Sorpie al Minneapolis, Minn.
gieIien fanot Steb / MinnapoIis, oe
Iait. Sbpebt forrettebe. 9eres grpI.
lupsreiie aif til Stinebnpsfniten,
hpor gritoenS Iober MI Dor. De bill
tc / minneapolis, bpor Mr. Soroie
bar fin Sorretning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
9eIs aaaia ira SafSaIc, Gal.. Z

Nels aaaia fra SafSalc, Gal., oe
Utiis Sulia Sergo fra Gbicago blep
Den 15oe Aug. Ggtebieoe / Soflano,
Gal., peo Eaitor sc. u. Gb~riitenien.
Sr. aooia er oppofsen beb Osiian,
Soma, men bar | oct iibite ppret |
Hcbraifa og MI iibit / California,
bpor ban bar eiort oct ierbeles goot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
.etort ganfrsperi.
HropiitcioI

@nnf | gnitoee, ii Wfil fra MontrenI,
Canada, bIep rspet tiolig ON Mor.
eenen ben 29be Aug. Rsberne
ipranete Benseifabet og iatte fig |
geiiooeIie al life miore enb $12, 900,
brormeb bet Ipffebes Dem at unoilip.
pc til Montreal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
TcrIfcmer falocr / Iris. Wan

ioor foaet en- %nipbponlig Itor MpIing
at 8erifener iaapel | Mihieon ionr
| Ohio, og Iriien paa oenne Srlgt
folot iiblte llge en- bel Collar pr.
Suibel. Ger betales mn 50 Ir. gu.
'bel minore emo flor. ibet Eriicn for
fsrite 9lasies 8rugt er 1926, milo.
bells $1.75 % biGigite Slogs $t.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
De fpenife SociaIiiter.

goitor 8. @. Carlton, Rr9it for
ben ineuife Wsefbobiimeniebeb | Sib.
penrins. UsidiSan, er netop penoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01

Suu. ~. a~retauScr, Spbnipu & gers,
HauOinapiitc aoopiait,, 9t3 Neip 9ort
2iie @IoQ., minneapolis, Hiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Duluth Speeepriier

Qriitr paa Chicago @srs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-01
Notwithstanding.
Sen s9oe auauit
minneapolis Speoepri,er.

aomtamtfaIs I minneapolis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
THE SPECIFICATIONS.

Charge
which also criminal liable
lit would be his County Attorney prosecute
whose retainer he
Charge That permits deputy appear
il ike cases.
appear attorneys
for parties in divorce which phase
in
collision.
particular personally
of
a weIa IS the ritora statute
Charge That Cathcart Hoy
the costs certain nine money
and has paid
That without the compromised
suit for land estimated worth
ient the hims years.
eng his client the
carts note for $685. which paid
mately nine had elapsed he
in
for the CLIENT 1899;
then his for the
borrowed from his client; donord
has paid the balance
Charge That he bride supporting
offering to use his official influence position
Poions in which Mr. controlling 0 Advertiser
and his business were stockholders.
Charge That while to
mail the Kapoan reducing
$780, prevent the bringing Of
unpaid of
stating that for the fee the
any be brought
Charges and published detail another column this
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
EDITOR ROOSEVELT.

March,
of
AbbOts weekly take the
doubt
Outlook during African
Abbott
figure in journalism.
settle
public will permitted him
editorial public
published
sits n the lofty SUBMITS eonspieuty.
undesirable citizens, nature
hand; but viii Cyantfc spelin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
CARLOS LONG REPORTS
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK

Carlos Long has returned from his
trip to the other side of the island. and
reports the best of goodfeeling toward
him. He says he was everywhere re-
eeived well and got promises of sup
port which encourage him to think
that he will have an exceptional ma
Jority. The Hawaiians are greatly sur
prised at what they learn about Cath
cart, and can not see why the Repub-
hean managers should stand by him
and turn George Kaea off the ticket.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
REPUBLICANS ALARMED
Continued from Page one.)

situation from party standpoint wondering
drum Cathcart of the ranks ummariy
W. G. Peacock
either arrest with the Advertiser
IT he
out of sight, he stated
When men like W. r. Castle w A Kinney orrin Thuston John
F. Colburn
Advertiser charging tthere something
charges Republican, saghtket
city find Republican holding the Mr.
carts defeat the polls the stick
me of he Republic party.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
RHEUMATISM.

So little confidence has the average
man in the various cures for rheuma-
hsm that he often suffers for years
without making any effort to find re-
lief. He then finds that it has be,
come chronic. This is a mistake. as
the pain can ALWAYS he relieved. and
IN most cases a cure effected. by APP
plying Chamberlain s Pain Balm. The
reilef from pain which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost. Tt
makes sleep and rest possible. For
sale by Benson, Smith g. Co. Ltd.
agents for H. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
THE CASEOF JOHN ". CATHCART

Republican FOL
Office
Advertiser published the
opposed election published record
other' undesi candid
opposing
in informed
provided question
the
specifications remaining against Mr. Cathcart
dropped against Catheart sub
COMMITTEES DECISION.
committees decision in following words
Honolul T.. H
L. A. Thurston,
given and thoughtful consideration
recently yourself
alleged John Cahcar
Republican County Considering
but he untrus of
information, unquafedy
sufficient
Republican
urge retirement
Yours very truly,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

published
muOed All disent headline which, opinion
made a
except eOnfmatOry
columns been denied by him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

promotion work, the supplementary reader Alice the
the here realize
in and
history customs products
of carefully accurately prepared also
schools which the general public also
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

Cahcar say charges against him
es knwshe having the allegations the
orphm speech political
which
County Attorney
a this kind
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

Company
TO its
subjected subdivision
people very
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

The rightfu the midst political
COURT
anything which
for County Attorney
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
TWO MORE CHARGES.

~ we present morning facts touching the unfit
Cahea the Republican ticket remain in
Ohiee to stay in good standing a member
Mr. Cathcarts of for the defence
Of young of
Taratey bringing Mr. Cathcart
offence collecting Popplen
converting the
up by Wan Hoy.
may pretend these charges the
upon Republican the
the already depressing Some of the
seriously repdate the decision of the three fen
party with Cath
nunftm to renain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
(Signed) ALBERT f. JUDD,
J. P. COOKE,
". o. SMITH.
THE ADVERTISERS APPEAL.
Yours very truly,

The Advertiser hereby notice its the above decision to
the the the Island
nominated elected submit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

showing spirit frend
baleshp Admiral
to to be
taneOu studied
all the Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

bugries College Hills
by and of
There believe sixty in suburb Is not
policeman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

Kaea, eraphoO,
issue the Republican
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

man. who
Sunday attempting
the charges contained?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

Speaking County Attorney public
therear some contemporary gimpses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

The Bulletin does deny space the Demo
nobod
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

If local idea that Caheart could
Advertiser they would garnishee it
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-02
CENTERVILLE.

On account of the mails being late and other hindrauces, we hade failed to get our items into print the past four weeks.
 The recent cold nights have caused many people and especially the child ren, to take colds.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs. ]. E.. Dempsey, who has been sick for some time, died Thursday right and was buried Friday at Shady Grove. The be- reaved ones have our sympathy. Rev. E. H. Atkinson and family of near Enders visited C. Woolly and fam fly last Sunday.
 George Woolly and wife went to Con- way last week on business.
 Afford Gray was numbered with the sick part of last week. Henry Glover and wife of Shady Grove visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 S. ]. Hankins and family and Mrs. o. | I. Woolly attended the graveyard clean ing at Shady Grove Saturday.
 John Thomas and family went to the village of Ouitman on business last Saturday.
 Fishing parties have been very num- erous for the past ten days. Good times and plenty of fish are the reports.
 Our people are anxious to see good rain fall now, as the gardens and corn are fast yielding to the hot dry spell.
 The singing at Pleasant Hill was well attended Sunday. Some of the best talent in the county was present, among whom might be mentioned Prof. J. w. Matthews of Enola, N. B. Moss of Barney and T. N. Cardin of Happy Val ley. It was day enjoyed by all pres ent. After listening to the delightful music and noticing the good behavior of the young people all seemed to feel that it was day well spent, and closed out with an old fashioned hand shaking.
 Some of the young people entertained themselves Sunday evening by meeting and singing for about two hours at C. Woollys residence.
 Andy Johnson has been hauling lum- Der the past week with which to repair his barn.
 We understand that County Judge | Lea has recently been out to the White Oak ford on the Cadron, to locate a site for new steel bridge, which is very much needed. In locating said site he decided to put it at point where 1t would probably cost thousand dollars more than it would at or near the ford and will also cost a considerable amount of money and labor to build the road. But let us have the bridge, for it would be God send to the people of the north eastern part of the county. But consider we'll the interest of the rest of the tax payers of the county in doing the job.
 We wish pleasant Fourth 10 the ed itor and the many readers of the Log Cabin ill Faulkner county. June 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-02
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Crops are all worked over good, but they are needing rain. Some report that early corn is already damaged. Irish potatoes made good crop, thank good ness for that.
 Mrs. Mollie Hogan and children visit ed here Saturday and Sunday and at tended services at Ebenezer Saturday night.
 We are authorized to say that there will be picnic at Mountain Springs on the Fourth Saturday.. We don't know whether everybody is invited or not, but suppose so.
 I. B. Matthews, the Christian preach CT at Hammonsville, filled his appoint ment at Ebenezer Sunday. There was a large crowd present. His meeting will begin there the third Sunday in this month. As we know of no other meet ing in this neighborhood, it is safe to say that good crowd will attend the services.
 To Ebenezer and Hammonsville- Why have you not been sending in your items? We all like to read them over here.
 Glover Moore of Funston while run ming a COW this morning became ex- hausted and fell and hasn't known any thing since. DrS. BurnS ana DOWnS are attending him.
 The writer received a letter today from Willie Birdwell of Eldorado, Okla. He is a Faulkner county boy and his friends will be glad to hear of him. He says the hail which fell there recently was so large that it came through the roof of the house. All crops had to be replanted.
 D. N. Davis preached at Bristol Sat urday end Sunday. He says he met your correspondent at that place and thinks he is fine young man.
 suppose it is late to report the first cotton bloom, but will say we are having roasting ears down here (outin the field I mean.)
 w. C. Stocks had the misfortune to lose a mule last week.
 w. E. Roberts preached at McPike school House Sunday, and while there joined in wedlock Oscar Wallford and Miss Maude Jones' We especially wish them much joy.
 message over the phone this even- ing informs us that Glover Moore is dangerously ill. June 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-02
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
 ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED BY OUR
 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
CHINQUAPIN.

Warm and dry. Corn is suffering.
 Wheat threshing is the order of the day. The yield is good.
 Sunday school services every Sunday now. We are glad to see our people taking so much interest, as there is { large crowd attending regularly.
 Everybody is getting ready for the Fourth. Some are making preparation: to go fishing, while others intend at tending some of the various picnics to be held in the county.
 A. L. Merritt is out again after a shor illness.
 Grandpa Fielder and sons. Oscar anc Frank, went to Conway last Saturday or business.
 large crowd attended the meeting here yesterday.
 Charley Brakebill and Will Harring ton and Arthur Merritt attended meeting at Republican last Saturday.
 Our school will soon commence once more. We hope to have a successful school this year.
 Berry canning is about over. For some reason or other they were not much good in this section.
 Jim Perkins and wife went to Green. brier Saturday.
 w. F. Merritt, wife and son Oscar went to Conway last Friday.
 Walter Satterwhite and wife visited his father at Higler last week.
 J. s. Mobbs was in our midst last week.
 To the many correspondents of the Log Cabin-Let's all get to business and write good long letters. In doing this we will make the paper good and inter esting to us farmers.
 For some unknow reason the Union failed to meet Saturday evening.
 People are laying by their crops, pre- paratory to be in readiness for picnics and meeting this summer.
 There were several from here in at tendance at the meeting at Republican yesterday.
 Our peddler, H. J. Mobbs of Republi- can, was circulating among us last week. June 2o.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-02
CHOCTAW.
une 2o.

Crops are looking fine, but need a good rain.
 Mrs. Dovie Fisher of Leslie is visiting relatives here and will remain this sum- mer for the benefit of her health.
 Dr. Holloway made a trip to Leslie Monday to attend a patient, returning Tuesday.
 Monroe Gillespie and wife are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Ward.
 Jack Dempsey and wife of Barney are visiting their relatives at Choctaw this week.
 l. T. Ragsdale of Midtown has traded one-h half interest in his sawmill and gin at Loudly Cupp for Cupp's houses in this city. MT. Ragsdale is moving to Choc- taw and MT. Cupp is going to Midtown. We hate to lose the one, but are glad to gain the other.
 Uncle John Halbrook and family of near Cleveland visited relatives here last week.
 Rev. Tom Williams of Texas is con- ducting a series of sermons here this week Mir. Williams preached here about forty years ago.
 Mrs. Annie French of Little Rock IS visiting here this week.
 Arthur French and family of Bee Branch visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 Mesdames Suggs and Kidd visited at Leslie last week.
 Rev. Mayall of Formosa lectured to the members of the l. O. O. F. lodge last Saturday night. Quite an interesting time was had at this meeting, one mem Der being given the first degree, while five took the second degree.
 Health about Choctaw is pretty good although there are several cases of re mitten and typhoid fever.
 Everybody is busy, some laying by their crops and some are picking and canning berries. Tune 20.