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|RUMOR THAT CLEVELAND
is HOPELESSLY Ill

New York, May 1.-The Evening
World gives prominence today to the
following: There is a report in fnan
cial circles, emanatilg from the Office
of the Equitable Life tnat former
President Grover Cleveland is suffer
ing from cancer of the stomach and
that his case is pronounced hopeless
by specialists
When DIR. Bryant, who has been
Cleveland's physician for years, was
asked if the patient was suffering
from cancer of the stomach. he re-
piled, Cleveland is all right There
| is nothing of interest l can tell you
of at the Lakewood hotel today" He
declared that Mr. Cleveland was max
| ing satisfactory progress and denied
that his case had assumed grave
aspect.
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UNCLE SAM TO PURCHASE
BUILDINGS ABROAD

Washington, D. c., May 1.-The
House Committee o1 Foreign Rela-
tions today decided to report favora-
bly, the bill providing for the pur-
chase abroad of American embassy,
legation and consular buildings, and
providing that not more than one
million dollars shall be apporioned
each year for this purpose. For this
year the bill appropriates 100000 for
and Mexico City, and $50O.00 for the
purchase of co1sulates at Shanghai
and Yokohama.
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The Roswell town team defeated
the Military Institute base ball team
yesterday afternoon at Amusement
Park by the score of three to one.
The game was an interesting one
from start to finish, the result not be-
ing decided until the last man was
out in the last inning.
For the Town boys, Walker, who
by the way, was released by the Ca
dets, pitched the first five innings,
but four hits being made off his
pitching Big Jim finished the game
in the box for the Town boys. Cavit
did the twirling for the Cadets.
The Cadets started in the very first
inning to make runs, and were kept
from it only by double. Kunz start
ed by singing and Montoyo took first
on four balls. Webster sacrificed, ad-
vancing the runners to second and
going, himself being thrown out at
first. Wynne popped out to Wilson
at third, who also caught Kunz be-
fore he could reach the safety bag.
The Town boys were unable to do
anything il their half of the first,
and neither team got a man beyond
second in the next three innings. In
the fifth the Cadets again started in
to make things interesting. Crowell
struck out. Conroy singled, Watkins
walked, Conroy going to second.
Stains lifted out a two-bagger and
Conroy scored. Cavit bunted and Wat
kins was caught at the home plate.
This ended the scoring for the in
ling being the only run the Cadets
got during the game.
In the sixth, seventh and eighth
innings, the town boys by hard hit
ting assisted by timely errors on the
part of the, Cadets, won the game,
getting one run in each inning.
In the seventh. Big Jim pulled off
a spectacular play. Watkins had sim
gled and reached second on an error
Big Jim, in the box, after receiving
the ball from the home plate, turned
and ran to second catching Watkins
before he could reach the bag.
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BATTLE SHIP FLEET
ARRIVES AT MONTEREY.

Del Monte, Calf, May 1.-The At
lantic battle ship fleet arrived at Mon
terey Bay today and anchored off the
city at six O'Clock this morning. A
great crowd had gathered along the
shore hae even at this early hour,
but the misty atmosphere prevented
ships until they entered the anchor
age ground. varied program of
field sports. boxing bouts. baseball
games and dancing have been arrang-
ed for the enlisted men, while the
ofncers win be lavishly entertained
socially.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, May Cattle re-
ceipts, 1000, including 100 southerns.
Market steady. Southern steers, 4.5O
@6.40: southern COWS, 2.75@5.Oe: !:
stockers and feeders, 3.5O@5.75; bulls
3.40@5.25; calves, 3.75@6.25: western
steers, 5.00@6.75; western cows, $50
@5.50
Hog receipts. 5000. Market sc low
@5.65; packers and butchers. 5-45G
5.65; light, 5.30@5.55; pigs, 3.90@4-2o
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea.
dy. Muttons. 4.75@5.6O; lambs, SOC
@7.1O: range wethers, 4.75@5.90: fed
ewes, 4.5O@5.20
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COAL MINERS ARE OPPOS-
EDTO ARBITRATION

Kansas City, April BOT. l.. Lew
is, president of the United Mine
ing of the joint subcommittee of the
miners and operators today said that
the coal miners are opposed to arbi-
tration. 1t is a fact in the opinion of
the miners, based upon experience,
that arbitration as exemplified by the
selection of a third party to the dis
pute, who is supposed to be impartial
but who knows nothing of the ques-
tion in dispute, never settled perma-
nently any labor controversy or any
other controversy. He said: Il look
for an early settlement of the strike
of southwestern Miners
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suShima, which was sunk by an ex-
plosion in the harbor of Makang,
Pescadores Islands, yesterday, says
the divers have discovered a huge
rent on the port side. The afterdeck
is shattered and the interior wreck
age prevents the removal of many
bodies. The bodies of the captain and
the commander of the cruiser have
been recovered.
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THE BAILEY CONTEST IN
TEXAS CLOSES TONIGHT

Waco. Tex, May 1.-One of the
most exciting political contests in the
history of Texas closes tonight. Tomor
row the Democrats will vote at the
primaries on whether Senator Joseph
w. Bailey and three others shall be
sent to the Denver convention as del.
egates at large or whether a delega-
tion of four Democrats headed by
Johnson, of Tyler shall be sent Both
sides claim the victory.
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GERMAN VESSEL DRIVEN
ASHORE BY GALE.

New York, May 1.-The great four
masted German ship. Peter Rick
mers. which left New York yesterday
for Rangoon, was driven ashore on
the south coast of Long Island in a
terrific gale and was still aground
today with the Hfe-savers unable TO
board her 1t is believed that the
crew of the ship is in 10 danger at
present She is loaded with $4,000
worth of oil, and the vessel is valued
at 100000. She has crew of thirty
or more men.
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Proposals to Grade Roads.
l am authorized to receive sealed
proposals to grade five miles, more
or less of public roads, work to be-
gin soon after contract. Contract
price to be paid first week in July
next. See me and file bids by noon
Of May 9, 1908.
w. M. ATKINSON,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners
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Big Jim O, off Walker 2, off Cavit 1;
Left on bases, Roswell 5, Cadets 4;
First on errors, Roswell 8, Cadets 2;
two base hits, Lewis, Webster, Stains;
Struck out, by Big Jim 4, by Walker
Z, by Cavit Z; Double plays Wilson
and McCasland. Umpire Johnson.
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People who read the Daily Record
subscribe and pay for it, and have
money to buy the goods advertised
in the paper.
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY

BATTLE OF MANILA.
Washington, May. To-day is the
tenth anniversary of the memorable
battle of Manila Bay, and tonight at
the Raleigh Hotel in this city Admiral
George Dewey, the hero of the fam
Gus victory, and many of his officers
will gather to celebrate the occasion.
Many officers who took part in the
sea fight cannot be present, being
with the feet now in the Pacific.
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Art Social.

The Baptist ladies' ot Division A
will entertain their friends with an
art social Saturday, May 2nd, from
3 p. m. to p. m. at the residence of
Mrs. A. Pruit- A silver offering will
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GOT A LARGE AMOUNT

Robbers Reported to Have Secured
$9O,OOO.-The Messenger Tied Up
With Ropes While the Car Was Ri
fled Express People Not Satisfied
With Story.
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Three Land Bargains.

160 acres near Roswell; 160 near
cumberland, and 160 near Artesia.
ALI in artesian belt. Owner must sell.
See, write or phone Richard w. Lew
is, Cum berland, N. NJ. 09tf
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SCORE THREE TO ONE

Walker and Big JIM Pitched for the
Town Boys and CaVit for the Ca
diets, the First Two Having the
Best of it.-Town Boys Win BY
Bunching Their Hits.
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HE ATTACKS THF PRESS

Charges the Newspapers With Being
Subsidized by the Piutocracy, and
Compares Them to Carrion Crows
of the Fields.-He Would Sacrifice
Himself for the People.
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AMERICAN FLEET WILL
VISIT HONG KONG.

Hong Kong, May lit was learned
here today that the American govern
the battle ship fleet to visit Hong
Kong ON the way around the world.
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The Wool Market.

ST Louis, May Wool quiet. Ter
ritnrial and western mediums, 17019,
fine mediums, 15@17; fine, 11014.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
Local Report. Observation Taken a,
600 a. n.y.
Roswell, n. NJ, May 1.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81; min, 40; mean 90.
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
6 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday; station
ary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge
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| Orders will be taken for loose nay
at the P. V. Trading Co. Price $3.50
per ton, delivered anywhere in the
city.-P. " Trading Co. 46tf
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Ptttsburg, Pa, May l. Following
an investigation lasting throughout
the night, there is absolutely nothing
new concerning the robbery of an
express car last night on the New
York and ST. Louis express train of
the Pennsylvania railroad, which oc
Cured eleven miles from this city
All efforts to ascertain the amount
of money stolen have so far failed,
as neither the railroad or express
company officials are inclined to en-
tighten the public. NJ. B. Slater, ag-
ent for the Adams Express Company
at the Union station said today that
the amount taken was not near
$4,000 as reported. nor even half
that sum, although he stated that it
was not known how much money was
taken.
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E. L. Cooper, the painter, needs no
Introduction. He is with the Valley
Construction & Mfg Co. 41eod
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Money, Money.

Wanted 100000 for one -or two
years ON 100000 unincumbered city
property with privilege to pay on be
fore due. Address ID" care Record.
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AN EXPRESS
IS HELD UP

ROBBERS ENTER CAR, AND Gov
ERING EXPRESS MESSENGER
GET MAIL AND GOLD.
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FOR ALL Get right, have your
carpentry done right. Everything
in the building line. phone 10Y
will call. 42tf
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ATKINSON,
SEVEN INCHES OF
SNOW IN NEW YORK

Buffalo, N. Y, May 1.-Seven inch
es of snow fell here yesterday and
last night. At jamestown this morn
ing the Snow was ten inches deep.
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See Ririe & Mussenden for land sur
veying aid concrete work. lit w.
End St. phone 464. 1926
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md throat. Glasses fitted: phone 130.
9Of
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n
Score by innings:
1884 7S9
Roswell. o 00011 s-3
N. NJ M. l.. 0 0 Q Q 81
SUMMARY Earned runs. Ros-
well ., Cadets 1 ). First on balls. on
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THE TRUSTS
ARE DEAD

JEFF DAVIS TEARS THEM TO
PIECES IN THE SENATE TO-
DAY. RAGING NEMESIS.
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We buy and sell old buEgies znnd
wagons.-Texas Shop. R r. Cruise.
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Russell builds new wagons. 1Otf
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TOWN BOYS
WIN OUT

THEY TAKE ANOTHER GAME
FROM THE CADETS AZ
TER A HARD FIGHT.
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Proposals to Grade Roads.

Bring your horse to T. M. Rabb.
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The oHiciaI Score:

'CaugRt after one out in 9Th
ITO the bench after one out in 9Th.
GLast four innings.
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Further Details cf Robbery.

Columbus, O., May 1.-THE Saint
Louis express on the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, which was held up last night
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DR.. Hunsberger will talk 1
eye comfort to you at links
Jewelry store. Scientific dark
room eye examination free.
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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-10-29
GREENBRIER.

Prof. W. c. Beane and family of
Wooster moved here last Friday. He
Will be the principal of the Greenbrier
public school which commences the and
Monday in November. Mrs. P. w.
Webb and daughter of Little Rock are
visiting here this week the guests of w.
B. Love and family. John J. Will
son presented the writer with two large
turnips, the two weighing 81 pounds.
He stated that the yield was fine. ..........
Prof. L. 7. Kennamore has moved into
the S. Richardson property north of the
postoffice. He will be the first assistant
in the public school. Hon. Guy
w. Caron of Little Rock, a candidate
for congress spoke here Saturday at p.
III. He had good hearing. o. J. Ow-
en- accompanied him from Conway .....
....,.- DIR. E. 7. Williams left Monday for
Little Rock to attend the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows. He was accompanied by
DR.. J. W. Deiarnstt of Guy. Oct. rs.
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WOOSTER.

III. Robinson, J. N. Williams, J. W.
Cautrell, S. ]. McMahan and J. w. Nc
Kaskle went to Conway on business
Friday. -......... John Wiley, who has Just
moved to England, Ark, was here yes
terdav. w. Sam Beene, Manson and
Sam Thomas went to Little Rock last
week .....T The open session OF the W.
o. w. was not so largely attended as
would have been had they had more
time for announcement, but was a sue
cess otherwise. Sow. 5. 5. Waters maze
a very eloquent lecture in behalf OF
Woodcraft. He was followed by r. e:
Allen of Conway. We as camp snd
community thrice thank them tor their
lectures and presence in our homes"
Prof. w. c. Beene and family lett
Saturday for Greenbrier where he Will
begin school soon. ~.......... - |. l.. NC
Mllliu, c. o. Payne and Tom Acton OF
Kendall were in Conway Saturday.,
R. F. D. Carrier A. A. Tucker and
wife are visiting relatives at Guy. HIS
substitute, S. Lawrence, is carrying the
mail in his absence. -......... Naaman, the
Id wear old son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rob
inson, was caught on line-shaft at the
gin here Friday and had very narrow
escape. George Ball, who was standing
near. seized him as he went onto the
shaft and jerked him loose, tearing both
coat sleeves off at the elbow. DR.. j. A:
Hutto dressed the wound and reported
both arms broken and a cash on the
back of his head. He is out again at
this writing doing reasonably well..,.,,.~
A cold rain fell here Friday. Oct, TO-
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VILONIA.

Pres. c. l.. Hawkins and wife went to
Conway today. DR.. A. Mum and
wife of McAlester, Oklahoma, are visit
ing friends and relatives here. K
F. Parker & Sons have lately equipped
their engine room with new boiler
The former one had recently bursted
having been in use for over forty years.
..........,... Bruce Standby Of Beebe was III
Vilonia Monday. ........,., Coleman Lilies OF
Antioch has come to attend college here.
-. .......... Rev. w. f. Dallas, Rev F. H.
Bugh, Prof. Wallace Andrews and I. S.
Morrison returned Monday from the
Council at Beebe. Several delegates
came with them enroute to Conway
where they will take the train for their
respective places. Rev. J. B. Chapman
of Texas was among the number and
preached at the College Chapel Monday
night. Mr.. Rowton of Womble
came out Sunday to visit his family.
Oct. IT.
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CATO.

We are having some nice cool wealth
er and not much sickness. ........--.... Mrs.
DR.. Webb and Mrs. Dock Dennis spent
the day with Mrs. Pa1ret last Tuesday.
$500. Mrs. Edmonson and Grandma Nc
Donell we're in Cato one day last week.
$780,. Mrs. Hooks spent one day last week
with Mrs. Pariet Mr.. Scott went
to Little Rock and bought nice lot of
goods last Thursday .-......-...-..M Mrs. Office
spert the day with Mrs Will Spann yes
terday .........M Miss Genie Boyd spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. Proctor yester-
day.. Miss Mary Melton and moth
er spent the day at DR.. Pairet's Thurs
day. Mrs. Dora Boyd visited with
her amt, Mrs. Pruett, yesterday. ........-.-.
DR.. Pairet went to Little Rock last Fri
day. Miss Fay Harper went to Lit
tie Rock Yesterday. ...........M Miss Era Gray
of Little Rock has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Harper at this place the past
week. ....... Mrs. Joe Price spent several
DAYS across the mountain visiting rela-
tiyes last week . Dave Hooks went
to Conway yesterday. $500. .......... Mrs. DR..
Webb returned to her home in Argenta
after weeks visit with relatives and
friends here. ......... Mrs. Dave Hooks is
at Saltillo visiting relatives this week.
......... Mrs. Scroggs and Mrs. Weeks of
Olmstead was in Cato one day last week
S. D. Titus was in Cato one day
last week ............... w. d. Springer and
wife visited Jim Dennis yesterday. 500.
DR.. Pairet is having his office repaired.
Oct o6
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SPRINGFIELD.

We had light showers Friday after
noon, but not enough to keep the dust
down long.
Ed Combs and wife have gone to
house keeping in the rooms of the Will
A. Berry residence.
Steve Combs has accepted the Skipper
school for the winter term.
H. p. Hutto visited Damascus last
week on business.
Prof. Thompson is visiting Center
Ridge and taking medical treatment
from DIR. J. H. Jack SOU
w. S. Martin and family after year S
stay in Oklahoma, came in the past
week to make this their home.
The school board here Friday selected
Alice Berry for the second assistants
place during the coming term.
P. H. Cathcart has accepted a posi-
ton as salesman with his father here.
Joe Bickle and wife left for Heber
Monday, after spending couple of
weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Bence, after attending her sister
here for several weeks, left for her
home in Memphis last week.
Sever from here attended the dedica-
ton of the new church building at NAL
let-town Sunday.
Hon. T. ID. Brooks of Russellville adj
dressed small sized assembly of voters
here Wednesday in behalf of Bryan and
Kern.
Last Monday, when several negroes
had gathered at George Donnell's to kill
a beef and had finished the butchering
they engaged in a kind of shooting
match to settle as to who was the cham.
pion mark sman. During the sport one
of George Donnell's boys accidentally
shot his father, the ball striking him in
the shoulder. 1t hit the shoulder blade,
turned down and rounded the body just
under the skin, making only a flesh
wound, but wound sufficient to cause
George a good deal of pain and the 9TH
er darkies much fright. The wound
ed man is recovering as we'll as could be
expected. 1t is reported that some of
the crowd were drinking Oct. 90.
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MOUNT OLIVE.

7. L. Norgsa and family visited at the
home ~'ckson and wife
yesterd Reece Henderson
of Cato .nts here yester-
day......E. Henderson went to Conway
last week. ..........J Jerry Snow and family
visited w. R. McHenry and family at
Beryl yesterday. ... L. w. Bowden
was the guest of N. J. Henderson yester-
day Alvin Goss has something like
a bone-cancer on his leg which will
perhaps cause him the loss of one of
his limbs - Mrs. L. A. Gwatney Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. ]. H. Walls yes
terday $500. R. L. Gunter was the
guest of Pink Green yesterday. IN.
]. Henderson was in town last week.
- J. D. Davis and family visited rela-
tfves near Holland yesterday. ..-.......J
w. Grady was a welcome visitor in
Beryl yesterday. NV. J. Snow went
to Conway last week. ....... S. A. McHenry
sud wife of Beryl visited J. w. Grady
and family last night. l.. Eas-
ter, who has been at work at the State
Normal at Conway for the past few
days, returned to his home at this place.
Oct. 26.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
the authority and directions contained in the
decretal order of the Chancery Court of Fauik
ner County, made and enter on the lst dav OF
october, A. ID 1903, in a certain cause mo I'm
then pending therein between W. W. Martin
ana ID o. Harton, compliments, and Mrs Clara
FURNISHES, ct al tthe unk known h.i rs OF william
Burnsides, deceased), defendants, the under
signed as Commissioner OF said court viii
oHei LOT sale at public vendue to the highest
piduer' at the east door or entrance of the Coun-
y courthouse, in which said Court Is held in
me county OF Faulkner, within the hours pre-
scriDed by law for judicial sales, on
Saturday, Nov. 81, 1908,
the Following described real estate, to- wit:
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section twenty six, township FIVE, north range
thirteen, west, in Faulkner County, Arkansas.
Terms of sale: On a credit OF three months.
the purchaser being required to execute a bond
as required by law and the order and decree OF
said Court in said cause, with approved secur-
ity, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from date of sale until paid and A
lien being retained on the premises sold to Sc
cure the payment OF the purchase money
Given under my hsnd this 18th day Of Octo-
Der, A. D.. 1903.
A. NJ. LEDBRTrRR,
III Vt Commissioner in Chancery.
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HANNA.

J. S. Landers of Quitman was in our
town Saturday.
w. w. Woolly of Republican was Wis
iting relations here yesterday ........... Ru-
fus Woodland and wife were among rel
atives and friends last week. ........... Mrs.
w. B. Owen was here last week from
Conway ....,..... H. G. Perry was in Con-
way last week on business. ,.............. Miss
Amanda Wray spent last Thursday night
here with friends Miss May Will
moth will leave Monday for her school
at Cadron Valley. Our meeting,
which was being conducted by J. B..
and J. E. Smell at Pleasant Hill closed
Sunday night. The congregations were
reasonably good and the preaching fine.
........ J. T. Blessing will have public
sale Saturday. Mr.. Blessing will leave
in few days for Texas. Oct. 20.