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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
HUNG WIFE
BY HER
HEELS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 70 rs
4, PIN granting Il divorce 20 Mira
Alice n Han. wife of William X.
Han a Louisiana cotton broker
judge Graham said today that tho
tale Of thu husbands crueltles as
reclted by Mrs iiall was the MOST
shocking he had heard in many
years 81 divorce court work
Mrs Han said thar while living
With Hall Ia d cottage al the edge
ef swamp two miles ont of Alex.
andria. La, her husband repeatedly
fastened her feet 20 a ceiling beam
with a rape. and a. she swung thus.
head downward. beat her face and
head numerically. Aa i boxer la
training rains blows on a punching
has he wore gloveH during the
process iu order % protect hla
hands from injury
Not content With this. Hall bis
wife declared. took her uut on tho
swamp IN 4 small boat a nlghf and
after compeilluF her 90 disrahe.
forced her to jump iuso she water
and swim "a 4 tfeo. where abe eiuuR
naked and ahlvefluE uuN. be chose
"a return for her
The Halls were married two
years ago IN Oakland where Mrs
Halls mother lives ila1 Is Ia
Louisiana and allowed che proceed
lnga 20 Sc by default
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IS KIDNAPPED
FROM DENVER

leave Denver and dismlse the ease
| refused white was passing
Seventeenth and Curtis &C. last
Tuesday. two men accoatnd me.
Come with rs or We U KIN you.
one commanded. pointing a rovol
ser az nae.
Then we boarded en- electric ear
and went 10 Litsleton. Colo We
Immediately caught train for
Pueblo. Another strange Greek
Joined us there and one LETT che
party We then boarded q train
Tor Kansas Cify Durlmg the tFln
Tie two Greeks threatened my life
if tried to escape Finally ! bad
a chance Ga sea- the train porter
my STORY He telesraphsd ahead
to The Kansas city police and we
we're mot a. the depot
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sssa.sssHaas
Bia MONET AuNNrN EHEE SAN
Ff.N uEN EW flH days mnig5. hfaaht
snafAuuH famous fa t88fnatfa HiwHia
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ere fhirttHth tbn haHt 70 she rest atns
aseBd a. means 70 INTRODUCING thl7
fnarNeigua ard wonderful aelnfiiiatiHs
Ne1 Hnd eeruflnH az WAaE uHM tttMNNe
special fnantegHnmg for thh new yNHN We
wHut NuH Re Ma4f thiH f4fHlAssEss.
faim Masterpiece % MHua ttAnatsfMft
tNiH slfHalaiinH that 6ptfkleR wftH ca tht
beauty ara flashes wtth ~ the fifa ~
tha Genuine Diamond We wank III
~ Show 50 90 VHaF friends au7 e. 80 =
Nnra Tor "a Sc ID sails Itself Haiia at
sights Hd makes see per cent ufafiE TT
NaH at&1iafHiF without effort uH Sour
part We WaHt good honest FfrfvHtfith.
tiNta fNefNwhefn. Be- every LEGALITY tlW
~ country. Del f8eI % every NaHfttf8
throughout tbs anfla. bHaA men and
waman, feunE and eid who viii poi seil
~ na#n fha NafnAttn Stimulation ts@
MINDS under the pfsaeuHs that tbAf Nfa
genuine SENS. "a such aailpn s0ntei ttM
lHHdH 81 trouble ~ enNaFfaHem co.'s ~
FaH want Stimulation Diamond. e#YF
today ~ this advertisement may bot
appear aNalu- first come. first #RYHe
Fnf Free Sample offer. beautiful TVS
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Montlon THE paper
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KANSAS CITY. Jan. 80 by u.
p.--Ralph / Frost. q Denver ar
rested at the Union DEPOT In com.
pany with steven serrias, told
Captain of Police Whitaett ra-
msrkaale tale % how he was Kid.
naped on enc og the busiest streets
I'll Denver 81 two Greeks und forced
Ii accompany them here
Frcst Is an electrician. IS years
oil Acenrdlne o. his story he was
attacked January no by two Greek
merchants in room In The lower
quarter az Denver The men bad
been arrested on 4 warrant sworn
70 b FROST and their ease was %
have been tried there today
The Greek offered ms 81 500 Last
SUNDAY. frost said if would
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Public play grounds VIII be one
sc thr suhirctH taken up by The
Tenth Ward Improvement club nt ita
meeting ln Mays han tonight The
club WI ihear reports nf committees
regarding play grounds for children
ln the Watson Allan tract Tho cArs
tua dahliA flower agitation VIII also
he taken up Captain A q Powell.
secretary 81 the Lake Washington
canal association. win address the
club membcrn an the present status
af the canal
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MEDIUMS WILL PROTECT
THEMSELVES

For the purpose IT fighting hil
forms II opposition. 10 nxponcnfn u
aplritnaliam met az The home 0f
Mrs @ w Skinner. 1ie Queen
Anne av. last night and oFehnlard
this Mediums Protective as8ocla.
ton.
Prealdent iFeno Smith called the
nesting 20 order BY rappine sharp
81 three times on d table. and after
8 prolonged discussion the $3.50.
citation took life.
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MONEY SENDS
MAN OR AzY

RENO New ism - "A man hN
the name If John nurmu registered
AZ the Hotel Reno last evening and
then stepped back ffum no fsgia.
tor Aaa began counting his money
Sc had large fnli &c bank notea
FlluEluR these ia the aiF he he8nn
90 yell Testify end picking up 4
chair buried tt asaloat a door aad
was otherwise demnH ainR the 90.
flies furniture when several police
mon arrived ard slhdoed enc
violent mAn. What caused his aaaf
FAilem Is not get kBown.
ilofan bad A minors uul1u card
tn hla pocket
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JILTS WOMEN AND
LANDS IN JAIL

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 50 ny T.,
P Charles r. Nord formerly a
kansee City real estate dealer. has
been placed IN the county jail here
On ohafge of passing o worthless
cheek lie was arrested IN Omaha
en- a warrant sworn out hy "a local
grocer Following his return To
Kansas City the police seized
Noraa trunk and found several
hundred letters from women ia
various parts og tho country These
letters, which were made public
Invariably refer Go Nerd ia terms
q endeafmenL geme@lly speak ~
a coming marriage. and In each
case mentions loans 0f mooney made
By the writer's % Nord
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Nord. IN his ecll here. declared
he WAS innocent Of any wrong Tim
not worried and never promised 90
marry any woman, he said You
know how women are ANY time
they fluid yoU good fellow and
you show any liking for thcm they
think you are bent on marrying
them When a man knocks about
the world he's bound to run luto
"a raft OF them / met nearly all
those women who wrote to me ia
Chicago lived seven years
thafe
lie said he could prove that he
had done no wrong
N0fd said he owned milne tn
Northwest Quebec worth $4,000
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CITY OF MEXICO. Jan 20 By
y. F-Pians are being prepared 10
day for the Incorporation 81 50 min.
ius properties throughout Mexico
Several prominent American min
Ing meu will be Interested Ia the
merger.
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A sneak thief entered the apart
memts Of W a. Wood 1876 iiuweii
st. yesterday and carried ufF a few
articles Of teweiry and $40 in
cash
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Mems Black and Gray Craven.
cities. actually worth $500. Sos
sT46 a. Bridge a Co & Clearance
First aud Yealer. see
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Organs Fine ones. az startling
reductions Johnston Clearance
Sale ends tomorrow. see
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JANUARY 20. 1900.
ron RENr-Houege.
assassas sassssa 49,
$3.50 g permanent tenant a new,
lneasf4 room geitaFe Nlih GU 81.
heat. HAe 8n Mount Nehrr rafh ear
Nuo8 ftpH 1854 Htat aH Nuuth. corner
% ifnins ~ fheae a poea
Half 81 private residence 30 iei in
Denny iFuhfMHH districts private eu.
ueHfe Hna haih au IDEAL hoWs nee
tsf reg lre fH HayiAten Avenue HHfth
Phone y ssis
Nicely Furnished cottage near uraaas
way AiNh sebnal everything fret fiAHs
family ef adults Nlth references required ]
lmwaaiHta possession N desired Phone
"A HFiH or "A HsAHs evenings, queen anne
ssa at ie
NsH house completely furnished plano.
HHa electric iiHuts phone. vacant Pei ~ 3
Fsht 3*# MERIDIAN eaF North stfa
Haesu foon naw modern ieaass. haas-
meet t#HaafH. futnHre. paved
ieIs ste sY neaf 40 Madis0n Phone
ttt
r.a4 na5sfp h0ear ntssif furnished
cheap 81 fiaht paftF @atH APHis teH
esai ofenine. Mnfth a9s
rutaisHsa cottage. modern. nles tafa.
nne hlaQk la eHf5 Hanth Seattle ta
HaRA
Modern tfnam eaitasa ana taeef4rti
naa vera gtA taa West eath. tatefa
a. fst Hagsn team haHsa. ash 81
4
Ina afHe
Hat Mhut-~A fa8H maaetH eWtAHe sats
geth Aye aaa coiHmhls tett Hae fh.aA
plys. room fmaAsfa cottage 10 min,
atas waiA fFem fienesf e4Aaf" ft.ss
b fAat
NJ fst Madsfn ssfaem egttHge tfta
feaisf "aF sect telt
ron sALg-noUsEs.
reen nadsfB hsass nat r. from
University nfaauai fsnt so les
ron RgHT-FLATs.
~ nsa raat toan us, bssh. naat
mset tssemsut ssa8 weiltastafd Il.
raanu Hafth tsfe
0lvmpts ApafiAseHtf HaaaeA eep.ns
tsFs Has ramae hnt whtFH Aaaa.
,is~ isis wsststa - 0
FoR RENr-aooms.
He - Thrss s. feaE nleslf fsrasshse
fssstss esHfhe fas4HH 8HH a4Hettlfstt
tafn etass fn. eed fanaaaaf iF i*t AtNA
al NaA atlaf #ath #Ass
So acct feaHs gafuF f9thishea
hatM g@aM asa hNH8'trnt At#t
nsfsn } biaas ftem Maaieah gag.
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sle fageahsA heassassaias seita.
Hshta GAS hatn asa phaHsi feht p ~
A Hns eatiam sos - seeH 81 y
aeffs fatsA tEs iath e. NslfA
FasT fsems psa'y tgsaisesa az
faaHs aHH HAsefHfhf tat ta
arth / hgaa# Nem Madisfp seq t4s
s.@aassa-s --===s--s.-s-z-aza=.asaa=ss"~
$500 fssws connecting uaariF fafntshs
"a .aaaH as na Nfai Ff VI
ehs4n Nhone Essi ts4f ttt8 iith eye
MMNft fafHlaaat ffHHt tH wfth
#~ea Ne@isF car Sine e. Nsf me#f
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So fsss- 80 fafaianaa bsasehsaptas
sas eMasp &lak# wtnNsf&
4sesa Anat ~ -.-
ssM astts Size fsaat faaais wttH heet
ss9s nsas EAHes a sfit FEE
fes~ 49, taafa fse Ksatis nfn. huas
taaa rhans f&4t WAshtAA
t@A
9s7-gm $500 Dsuarnasa4an aaa NseQ
~ fahms aatHfR4 aietaHss
8seAaam @ain tt8
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an passenger steamers lnayFroi
man docks FOR PUGET sound N3Ay
Yards Ass
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Mems Black Cord Keystone Work
lng Pants. worth $3.50 for 81 go.
A. Bridge q Co.'s Clearance. First
aud YCaler $50
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wanted -Ahis- bodied men bet wsHw
agea and aa Tor marine corps
Must be native bora or haHn fFat 20
pets Excellent opportunity tn He~ TIE
world Coed pay. GtpfhiHat rntiuhn
aasrters, medical attendance ffea p.
piy af funms 8aaaa Hfhnd Cnutrni Hotel.
Seattle. Washington.
Young man. with shorthand NNperi-
willing 10 start az iew SALARY 1897 Hetf
sntb aEs
wanted steady good shoemaker
gteadF work Address y Anderson. Hes
eel M Vernon. Waah ~&4saH
WANTED solicitors faH oHGfu9
dahllaai references. 88g nnwamiAh sft4
Georgetown. sH4H9
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Situations Wanted" aavef.
Elements a8c for Is words. ,
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lluo.
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Act aulcmyll Iohnaton'a Piano
Clearance Sale ends tomofrhW
night 49,
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SASH ANn DOOR uAHuAFMs
We hH#@ uhf swH door mill IiuF
aopgs from uh
Doors Ger uMintinH. TO-
t9uufa f9f staining ur FHrntHhfnR 81 as
We manufacture 6verV 2sAsht 81
faufF NtnHHw Wr ehff We have only
Hne price tha lowest aa wtnaaWa Large
cottage front windows with fancy taon
aHH bottom aiMaa &eHte. pHes E8 81
naf nina9N frame department We
have she iAfasst nFaduct and make ~.
eff tfAme 80 sell hlain ffamuH 81 81
per frame
cetssFs ffeHt doors. eth glass 81 90
our Craftsman Of fIuHNAiaw font
4Qqn "a .ahg ftaalHp. price 81 90 Ihis
door - - inches bisk and i Ffsat
Yalae
Picture meiainE / cent Ger foot
bargains Ia odds and enaa "a ss~b
that have BEEN irff over ~ afaeFsH
MfMHH Coll dHUfs ItH Thsna anefs
might have a Aniii pAhel a. hama afnnT
asfsRt that mHaia baf tham from a
fssAtaf trade GiHstnA fham sut
hehd Ger price iisfa write gnnr Hasta
MHa address platnlY aaa - wim go
w#fl PCS eaNias ~ aug Nsts - rafafa
NAH nee POSTPAID without ehAfHs
49, ~ MtLLtA8A co.
1--WE western Az seattle WaHh
1hH lnfHHst and most faFafHhfy kmaen
sash SAD Dear Dseists "a ths Neftb asst
III
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Classification cannet be given
after ~ u'cleek daily.
BALLARD AGENCY IT,
Mullen. B&oa flaliard av. opp
city lgan Phone. ballard a0s
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1869, Ind AL
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S600--S600

Lots &b4feo. on sSrn ~ Sasth feuf
blocks Go the ear on payments n faA
eesh. 40 per muuih Cali u a8e8.
CITY real. ESTATE co.
91e rteneer BLOCK
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp
HOUSES.

The rent you pEF on furniture N fur.
Hlahad hsaAH. " appliad on goods purchased
~ yourself ard paid fuf b the week af
month. would faon enable you 90 own H.
We extend credit Mopdhpuss Flat
Fufn. Co. tia Fika street.
THE BEVERLY. itas tth Maln aias
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a runL LINE or EL.BANr ruBwi
lih H0N AM hNaiAfH tAA ~
SEA rTfAa NnAngN9 hpcGlpN
hkLe i6ss fNNbAaf 's ssrn
FiMe alniua raom piweaA lM wrAthHfed
aah. eahalelins x tahiss leather seatea
s.aeheafa aars aas hail atal mlgraf
MhrafF tahia sectional bookcase leather
Upholstered fueHefH. MofflH rhnii peAees
iata heHHtlfal higdsste mapie hea.
NHA hHfH#uH tuutMaa#H. center tables
eNtFtuHiHt box irun beds epFtnfn met
tfessas pi'.eHa hsaaina lace sHfteifis
Neffiefea. fanNae NfaNea. taHerH lftf
a1FsFware fut rfasH. HaNfiand china
lHf3tHiafa NteturHf. beet % hndV Mtu#s
infaiHlsrss. nlstufta bsst 81 bnaY nrass
heafars 1aHnafr slaVes COOK stoves
pheunxfap wifh records sfe JOHN
hNAiiEtt4 AartleHsef Ind aste as
ArcrIuN SALE on FuuNffuRr AT
MfEhEMEuN HNuWN ataE shHH
1911 AVE- HN1NMDA y. dAA BE-, - ie 80
huas bed seia afessars eamimoaes. emit
fUniFra extension tables alnluN chairs.
rHntFF tables. elegant NHflnr SET Hela ut
Hatiiaaa ore austrian china books Hie
trea. splendid chlcbstiur ptana tsauafel,
Bookcases china CLOSETS pief sieeees
davenport NuHts pianos steel ranges.
hack4 stove heaters orWtAatg ElAsa-
WaEe ere squares ard fine carpets 81
Is mcksfteb. auctloueer ak8t tat Ave.
Phones Maln 1904 Ind faff Sale SAT-
araaY. Jan 30.
ueofsstuwn Aucsisn ana SALES stables.
horrss, harness. vshieies bought sn1 soid
or uamaieFfaH Aurtian every Friday !
& m 81 bead horses al HtHea. On haaa.
hranamon 81. oeorsetown. n. sn u
The Eagle Auction Co Pike and alnth
viii buy Fauf eeaaa at best eHHh prices
eF sell them on commission III
WANTED TO BUY-FURNiTuRE.
se.e-4s
To dispose ~ your used furniture 20
an advantage call 10 eur exchange de-
paftmsnt We bay FOR cash g trade Al.
laMlbF LITERALLY. Buy your furniture 70
utote- Rankin 60 a. Department
FREMONT FuRNiTuRE 60 desires
serona hand eooda Highest prices Paid
yaiass Fora, isio u, aaaa Ind soie
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must give from five 20 Sin Enilpne dAy
MllNuK 90 pay the price e johnson,
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vented neW ana closest in LOT that
$4,000 VIII bus. Address ASST The star.
FOR shLE-FURNlTURE.
ssaseasa.ss
Furniture 90 s-room oattaee Tor aases
solid oak dining room table that Huat
aiao MuHt cell by tHt can hH8t gtbs
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MT. VERNON.
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The rain that fell here last Monday night was the heaviest for months, and did great damage to roads. fences etc.
 w S. Blessing family and Mrs. M. A. lobe visited at Afford Sanders Sun day.
 Leo Grafton of Conway, accompanied by Misses Elmer Ingram and Minnie Lee Jones visited homefolks here Sum day, all returning Monday.
 E. E. Jones and wife made business trip to Little Rock the :past week, and bought nice stock of spring goods.
 Tom Wood of Hammoasville was here Sunday.
 Miss Lillie Fowlks of Little Rock vis- ited homefolks here flor few days since,
 Brother Lucas of Holland filled his appointment here Sunday.
 Some kind friend put fire out in his neighbor's field last Sunday south Of town and had dangerous fire burnlng up some fence, but was put out by a generous crowd of good people who wished their neighbor we'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Req have q fine new boy at their home.
 Joe Alexander left for Oklahoma last week where he will farm this year.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-03
BERYI.

Farmers are getting busy.
 Planting potatoes and gardening Is the order of the day.
 Rev. Stevenson of Conway preached an interesting sermon here Sunday from the text "Thy Kingdom Come", it being the occasion of the closing of the school at this place for the winter term
 The graduating exercises of the school will be had next Friday night. HProf. Henry Langford of the Mt. Olive school attended church here Sun day.
 L. w. Bowden and J. C. Fulmer are both down with lagrippe.
 M. F. Dickinson, state secretary of the farmers union, gave public lecture here Saturday night.
 Mrs. L. s. Wallace of Conway is here visiting relatives a few days.
 The new telephone line from this place to Conway was built within two miles of town last week.
 ]. w. Davis, John Wallace and Jim Bostic have put in phones.
 On last Friday evening a I5-year- old son of John Hunter accidentally shot himself in one hand with a shot gun, the discharge tearing off the fore-hnger and also wounding the whole hand very badly. Drs. Downs & Burns at tending him.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-03
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
MAYFLOWER.

very sad accident happened near Chadwick last Thursday evening. Mrs. Cora Hooks six-vear-old daughter. while standing before the fireplace, her clothes caught fire and she was terribly burned, suffering untold agony for about 10 hours, until death relieved her. She was buried the next day at Oak Bowery cemetery.
 Rev. Nelson of Conway, preached at Mayflower at II a. Ill. Sunday; subject, "The Church and its Inhuence". At , o'clock baptismal service was held. Rev. Philippine preached 7 o'clock.
 Wiley Mosley made a business trip to Little Rock last week.
 Our school will close ill about two weeks.
 John Prouse of Preston wes in May flower Sunday.
 Loy and Walter Lipscomb of near Conway were in Mayhower to attend preaching.
 Mrs. Adams of Paducah. Ky, return ed home last night after visit of three weeks with her sister, Mrs. $. J. Briggs.
 MT. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell was in Mayfower Sunday visiting his mother.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-03
WOOS TER.

]. A. Hutto and family visited rela- lives at Springfield Sunday
 Wallace, the ten-year-old boy who accidentally shot himself about two months ago, is in school again.
 Assessor w. w. Bishop and family of Conway were the guests of l.. E. Hol- loway and family Sunday.
 w. A. Loveless of Conway was the guest of H. Robinson Sunday.
 Will Clements bought mule from Esq. D. M. Jones Saturday.
 Quiet a number were out yesterday to hear the agricultural lectures, by A. D. McNair and ]. E. Rogers.
 R. L. Morris has just begun work on his new shop building.
 Mrs Bessie Hutto was very sick last week.
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Burke are number ed with the sick now.
 O. l. Pearson went to Conway Friday.
 Esq. Jas. Wofford went to Conway Saturday.
 w. P. Shaw and Tor Graham went to Conway Saturday.
 Our school closed Friday Prof. Ar thur Pearce was principal and gave good satisfaction. MT. Pearce is very en- terprising young man. And his leave for his new home Saturday at Damascus was regretted by his friends here.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-03
REPUBLICAN.

J. A. Oliver made business trip to Conway last week.
 Buddy Belote ard wife of Glenutown visited relatives and nfriends here Sun day.
 Sam Harmon of Kendall visited here Sunday.
 Will Mckenzie and wife of Shady Grove were here Sunday.
 Vollie Oliver has moved here from Searcy and will make this his home.
 Will Edwards lost horse last week.
 Pear Lyons and wife were at Kendall the last of the week.
 Boru, to Mir. and Mrs. Sam Scrump, a fine girl.
 Mrs. Rode Oliver visited her sister at Shady Grove, who has pneumonia, Saturday.
 For some unknown reason the Primi- tive Baptists failed to fill their appoint ment here Sunday.
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