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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24

 IN CHANCERY

Today being the the third day of the session, decrees were render ed in several cases in chancery court this morning. Judge Wal lace will probably adjourn court tonight until the first of May, when an adjourned session will be held to dispose of unfinished busi- ness.
 The proceedings up to noon to- day are given below.
 Divorces were granted in the following cases:
 Robert May vs. Mattie May.
 Mary Louis vs. Nose Louis.
 G. w. James vs. Sarah J. James.
 Lilla Harvey vs. Jas, T. liar vey.
 l.. A. Cox vs. Lafayette Cox.
 The commissioners report of sale was filed and approved and deeds acknowledged in the follow ing cases:
 J. V. and E. H. Majors vs. c. J. Hamilton, ct al.
 A. C. Hovis ct al vs. E. w. Hovis ct al.
 ]. M. Adams ct al vs. Mary D. Thines ct al.
 Martin & Harton vs. Clara Burnsides ct al.
 ]. B. Moore vs. w. A. Woody ct al.
 Carl Meier ct al vs. Elizabeth R. Bruce.
 In the case of Belle Rogers ct al vs. Jane Taylor ct al, exceptions were sustained to the commission CTS sale, and resale ordered.
 Louisa J Burke vs. J. w. Cam mock. Decree restoring lost deed.
 Eliza Hopkins vs. l.. w. Hop kins. Reconciliation of parties suggested and case dismissed.
 Halter Bros. vs. A. J. Loveless. Decree of foreclosure of mortgage for $255.5 and sale of property ordered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
GLENNTOWN.

Some of the farmers are preparing to plant corn this week.
 MT. McKensie and family visited Dock May and family Sunday,
 Miss Willie Blair, who is attending school at Quitman, is visiting home folks for few days.
 Bro. Morgan preached at the school house here Sunday and Rev. Willis at night.
 Henry Wilson and family were the guests of Harrison Hardy near Wooster Saturday.
 J. J. Glover went to Conway Wednes- day.
 Hiram Fuqua and wife went to Cash Springs Sunday.
 MT. LybargeItook cotton to Conway Monday.
 Ed Blair and wife are the happy par ents of fine girl.
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
BERYL.
March 24

Farm work is being pushed. Some are planting corn and others are pre- pairing to plant.
 I. C. Fulmer, who has been sick so long is still ailing, though somewhat improved.
 Wallace Graddy has put in a new tel ephone switch board in his residence for the convenience of the Conway line which has its terminus at the Nell son drug store. This is free line from here to town.
 At a meeting of the union here last Saturday evening J. B. Graddy, J. H. Sowell and T. W. Gavin were elected delegates to the county union next Thursday.
 J.. E. Rogers, the special government agent, was in these parts last week talking farming to. the people.
 L. w. Bowden says he wants 10 de- velop his crop, he wants to raise large crop of tomatoes for soup purposes.
 Diversifcation is the doctrine of the Farmers Union and the advice of the government experts. Surely the far mers will profit by it in our county.
 March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
ENOLA.

Rev. Roberts filled his regular ap- pointment Sunday at II a. Ill.
 Mrs. J. A. Curtis has been. visiting at Heber for the last 10 days.
 L. T. Lasley made trip to Kentucky last week and purchased registered jack weighing 1000 pounds. B. Setzler accompanied him and purchased two Kentucky mares, returning Saturday.
 ]. R. Reynolds and J. T. Harper are attending chancery court this week.
 J. C. Martin and Bernice McCoye made business trip to Searcy Monday.
 James and George Cardin, north of the Cadron creek, was in town Saturd ay.
 The clamor for and against the stock law, has kindled quite an interest in favor of blooded stock in our section.
 March B.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
WOOSTER.

Rev. Geo. McGee of Damascus was here Sunday.
 ]. A. Hutto and family visited rela' tives at Conway Sunday.
 Mrs. Jas. Thomas visited relatives al Conway last week.
 Jim Browning who is attending school at Conway, visited homefolks Sunday
 ]. N. William was in Conway Satur' day.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Robinson made q business trip to Conway Monday.
 A. b. Hogan and A. l.. Williams went to Gold Creek Monday, fox hunting.
 Rev. Allen Cantrell filled his regular appointment here at Pleasant Valley Sunday.
 The young people were entertained Saturday night al w. J. Hickman's al an apron party. Carl Milan won the prize.
 March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
BEE BRANCH.

Sunday school was organized at the M. E. church Sunday a. III. and the fol lowing officers and teachers were elect ed: Thos. Ward, superintendent; Miss Fife Renfroe, assistant superintendent; Miss Ada Cole, secretary; Z. T. Rem froe, treasurer; s. l.. Collums, Miss Rosa Patterson and Mrs. J. l.. Lytle, teachers.
 A large number of young people at tended the play at Choctaw Saturday night and report nice time.
 Dr. Steele of Morrilton passed through Bee Branch Thursday from Clinton.
 Mrs. Louise Cole and daughter re- turned from Greenwood last week. They have been visiting Mrs. Cole mother for several months.
 Mrs. o. l.. Dunaway has returned to Prescott after short visit at her fath- CTS, J. E. Scanlan's.
 MT. Wright Rogers little girl, Ruby is very sick.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
LOCAL NOTES.

See Deals ad on ladies shoes. 2t Read the ads in today's paper.
 Cremol:ne. Greeson Drug Co. Pure Hog Lard at Erbacher's. I36-tf.
 Leave your laundry at the Book store. I6I-tf Duttenhofer's shoes for ladies' at Deals. 2t Henry Frauenthal is in Little Rock today.
 Joe Moore went to Little Rock this morning.
 Hard and soft coal. Phone 167. Toe, B. Jones. oo-tf I. F. Weimnann is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Leave your laundry with S. E. Anderson. Phone E. I6I-tt Cremoline kills lice on all animals and poultry. Greeson Drug Go.
 Cotton seed hulls and meal for sale. Phone I62, w. l.. Robins.
 w. M. Harrell went to Little Rock this morning and will return tonight.
 Tickets for the "Union Station" on sale at Whites and Anderson s book store.
 The usual prayer services will be held tonight at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches.
 w. o. Lawrence returned this morning from trip to Pine Bluff and several other points.
 We are showing large line of one strap pumps for ladies. 2t B. T. Deal.
 A marriage license was issued this morning to G. c. Black, 2I, and Mrs. Sallie Vim. B, Cato.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-Cottage on Davis street just vacated by Prof. Sowder. See Dr. w. R. Greeson. If Milton Kennerly and family of Wewoka, Okla, are visiting rel atives and friends in Conway. They formerly made their home in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
CATO.

Miss Maud Office of Fl Paso has put in millinery store here. She has a nice lot of hats.
 Kelly Farris preached to large con. gregation Sunday.
 Mrs. Will Black was in Cato Satur- day.
 Scott Farris of Little Rock is her vis- iting his father, Thomas Farris for a few days.
 Miss Mary Melton has returned home after teaching school here for some time. Everyone was sorry to see her leave and hope she will teach our school again.
 Mir. Springer went to the lake Satur- day and got nice lot of fish.
 Mrs. Matthew Wilson has been very low with pneumonia but is better.
 March 2d
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
GREENBRIER.

Prof. w. C. Beene, who has been con- fined to his room for the past week, is better at this writing.
 Rev. C. H. Cheek preached at Ken dall Sunday.
 Miss Jewel Vanhorn of Guy is visit ing the family of Dr. E. T. Williams.
 John T. Benton of Spring Hill was here the last of the week.
 Mrs. ], B. Garrett visited relatives at Conway the part week.
 The farmers have begun to plant corn and prepare to plant cotton.
 Mrs. F.. T. Williams and children are visiting at Yittle Rock and Benton.
 w. B. Love has built new yard fence.
 The w. O. w. will meet Saturday. March P, and prepare two new chop pers. All the camp is expected to come and bring a sharp axe. March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24

night, with large crowd in attendance. The subject that was discussed was (Which is more useful to the house. keeper the dish-rag or the broon2" Miss Alice Moss, affirmative and Miss Pearl Anthony, negative, and Miss Tura Blessing and Miss Alonzo Chance as seconds. The judges rendered the yer dict in favor of the affirmative.
 John Robinson and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine girl at their home.
 ]. w. T. Melton carried his son Tom my to Little Rock last week for medi- cal treatment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24

LosT-A plain gold bracelet, with small "L" engraved upon 1t. Liberal reward for return to Mrs. B. l.. Harton. It
 Cecil More, who has been spend ing a few days with his parents in this city, left this morning for trip over the state.
 Four good gentle work horses for sale. Also several fresh milch COWS for sale or exchange for good fat cattle. E. Erbacher.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
MAYFLOWER.

D. F. Gibson went to Little Rock last week on business.
 Dr. Greenlee is having some new wire fencing put up.
 R. A. Browning happened to painful accident last week. He and his boy were making ties and the boy strnck him on the arm with the ax, cutting a gash about 21a inches long below the elbow. Dr. Pairet was called to dress the wound.
 Mrs. Maud Mosley went to Morrilton Sunday.
 J. w. Lawrence and Wiley Mosley weIe in Conway last week on business.
 Some people think there will be quite a change take place in May flower ere the moon renews again.
 March 21
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
BARNEY.

The farmers made good use of the pret- ty days of last week. Some have plant ed corn.
 Mrs. M. E. Powell made business trip to Mt. Vernon Monday.
 Miss Dora Heffington died last We'd nesday and was buried the following day at the Heffington cemetery. The relatives and friends have our sympa thy.
 A Sunday school was organized at the Baptist church and we hope that it will succeed, as it is needed.
 The society was success Saturday
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24

We have most anything you could wish from Lawns to our line of Silks
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
PICKLES GAP.

School closed Friday at this place.
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron are visiting Mrs. Aaron's mother, Mrs. Goodwin.
 MT. Martin of Mississippi is visiting his aunt, Mrs Powers.
 Charley Blackwell's baby is very sick with pneumonia.
 Rev. Hugh Flippen preached to an attentive audience Sunday morning at Macedonia.
 Jim Powers and family and Mrs. M. Carter of Conway visited Mrs. Powers Sunday.
 Misses Nora and Emma Keller and brother, William, attended church at Reeves school house Sunday.
 T. A. Manning of Romance has been visiting his mother who is sick.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

Our farmers are very busy this week planting corn.
 John Taylor visited his father, M. R. Taylor, at Cedar Gap Saturday.
 The young people enjoyed an apron party at ]. J. Hickman's Saturday night. Misses Lee and Bessie Tilley of near Linder visited here Sunday.
 Erskin Milan is sick this week.
 Miss Nora Patton took the teachers examination at Conway last week.
 s. H. Hiett of Gold Creek was the guest of A. A. Milan and family Sun day.
 The young people enjoyed singing at Hiram Haven's Sunday evening.
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
NOTICE
March B.

E,
 Notice is hereby given that will apply to the Probate Court of Faulkner County, Arkat sas, on Wednesday, April 2l, 1909 for an order to sell the north one third of Lot No. in Fire stones Subdivision of Block No. 4l Robinson s Plan to the Town of Conway, Faulkner county, Arkansas, described as follows: Beginning 200 feet north of the southeast corner of said block No 4l running thence west l74 feet. thence north 100 feet, thence east l7+ feet, thence south 100 feet to point of beginning; as the property of the heirs of Mrs Bettie Lee Llewellyu, deceased, for purposes of reinvest- ment. z. T. CARLETON, Guardian. This March P. 1909.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-24
Use Cremoline for barb wire cuts and old sores. Greeson Drug Go.
GREATEST BARGAIN IN ARK
 ANSAS.

Be your own boss and own fine home in one year for what you would pay rent. Fine 45-acre farm six miles from Austin, Lonoke county Arkansas. Nice four room house, good barn and fence, fine roads and neighbors, five acres large timber, large orchard of POO trees, 100 are bearing. Fine rolling land, produces all crops. Good well, fine place for poultry and fruits. Rents for I2 per cent on investment. Owner has busi ness interests in Kansas and must sacrifice at once. Price S35o. Terms S25o cash, balance to suit. Title perfect, free and clear.
 w. l.. COOK, d6twIt Argenta, Ark.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
JUROR HOLDS OUT
FOR ACQU|TTAL.
Eleven Men Stood for Convic-
ton in Pteifter Case Charg-
ing Robbery, Which Ended in
MiStriaI Friday Night

Eleven tor conviction aud one FOR
%acquitttl was the way the jury in the
case OF the Territory versus Fiorenclo
pfeiner stood when the jury reported
Friday night, according 60 a rumor
current about town YESTERDAY.
II is said that Immediately after re-
trims 40 six o'clock the jury selected
q foreman aud took a vote. the result
being eleven FOR conviction aud one
for acquittaL Numerous other votes
were ,asn U IS said, she result, AZ
Ways heiug the SAME. Finally after
being out five hours the jury reported
tu the court that d was unable 20
agrre and was discharged. Pfci0er Is
stili under an indictment charging i'm
personating an officer in connection
with tho M~aioribsnks affair and this
ease viii probably he tried against
him daring this week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
LAMSON BOUNp0VER
TO GRAND JURY
Man Charged With Uttering
Worthless Check Goes to Jail
in Default Of $500 Bond,

Charles y. Lamson. arrested Thurs
day evening charged with passing a
forged check on Roy L. Crouch. a
jewelor. was bound over 20 the grand
jury in the sum of $500 yesterday af-
ternoon. Justice Of the Peace Craig.
before whom the hearing was held.
deciding hat the evidence against
Lamson was sufficient to hold him for
the higher tribunal
Lamson rendered a $3.50 check 10
Crouch Thursday evening in payment
for a twenty dollar brooch which he
had purchased. receiving the balance
in cash. The check was made paya-
bic and endorsed by j. &. Mcpherson
and signed by I. T. Smith.
Lamson's defense yesterday was
that he secured the check from a
stranger in a card game. giving the
stranger some sixty dollars in cash
FOR the paper. the check being ten
dered in payment Of "A card debt.
The bottom 81 Lamson's card game
story. however. vas knocked out by
Walter jana. % Jsfa brothers. who.
testified that Lsmson entered hts
store Thursday afternoon. asked Tor a
blank check and requested him TO III
the check out. Mr.. Jana testified that
Lamson was intoxicated and that he
complied with his wish filling the
check PAT al Lamson's diciation. uith
the exception 81 the signature. and
pf courSs the endorsement
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FAMILY FEUD ENDS
At SUGGESTION
OFJUOCE ABBOTT
DISTRICT COURT IN
ROLE OF PEACE MAKER
Six Cases AmicabIy Settled
When Plaintiffs and Defen-
dants Shake Hands and Agree
10 Forget Old 6rudges,

4 riN foad 90 more than a years
sianL p was ended In the second ju-
dicial district court Yesterday after
loon. when al the suggestion OF Judge
Ira 4 Abbott. thu principals in siN
appeal cases from the Justice OF the
peace az Alameda. shook hands and
agreed 10 &c home and forget mat
they ever nad any trouble.
Yesterday morning the ease Of the
Territory versus Elisvo Martinez.
Adoifo Castillo and Pro,tIano cas-
tito. ciargsd with ~assauiting several
O. their relatives was begun.
Aftcr several witnessos had been *
aminrd Judge Abbott decided that tine
ease on trial, and ave others remain
irg Ga be- tried. were nothing more than
family difference Upon the courts
suggestion. the attorneys represcnrnE
the territory and the defendants
agreed "a have the cases Dismissed
providing the principals promised 60
g. and sin NO more
Accordingly. some teelvr residents
81 Alameda. principals and witnesses
were lined up before Judse Abbott.
who save them quite o. uttle lecture.
OF more properly. "a m adSisiuE
ala parties concerned IN the eases 20
shake hands, SO home and en-
deayor 10 liyr together without nght-
ing
THE plsiutins. defendants and Wit
nvsses we're all only too glad 60 ac-
cent thr proposition made by the
court n after promising to DC good
hereafter. they were dismissed
The eases grew out - "a aght az a
wedding announcement Ia Alameda
about "a YEAR ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
LAP DESKS

Have you seen them? They are one
OF the most convenient articles anyone
can possess. They are to a writer of
letters What a tool chest is TO a me
ehanic. They are made To hold just
the things you want and they will
keep them snugly together-papcr.
envelopes, pen. ink and stamps-ali
in one compact, neat leather-bound
case. with a biotter to write on. Now
what could be more convenient RI
old Santa is looking for something.
here is Just the article. and we have
them in all prices at a bargain. In
fact. we had "A big assortment come in
by mistake n W. propose to cut
them loose. They are going ut about
80 per cent of the regular price. Bet
ter look them over. it will save YOU
worry hunting FOR something else.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

tive practice al u q becomes an inn
portant factor Ia conserving the fuel
supply of the nation. Fir this reason
the United States Geological Survey
has given attention 10 the special
problems Of combustion In locomotive
boilers. In giving his conclusions as
the result Of the tests. Professor Goss
says; There were In 1906. on tho rail-
roads of the United States 5t.000 loco
motives, IL is estimated that these
locomotives consumed during the year
not less than 80. Gee. GOO tone Of fuel at
a cost OF sl70,50o. GOO.
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Coal Consumed in Locomotives

The Utilization of Fuel in Locomo-
tive Prasticc" Is tho subject Of a bull
letin recently issued by the United
states Geological survey The author
Professor W = ~ Goes. of thc tech
biological branch Of the survey. makes
the statement that locomotives ln SER
xlce on the railroads OF this country
consume more han one-fiith 81 the
total coal production % d United
states. The A. = large. says
Prof Goss that any small saving
that Can be made c0eetiNe ia iocemo-
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ENANG. LUTHERAN MISSION
Gls ;. Arno Street)
Rev. Il. kretschmar. Pastor.

German services are held every sun
day morning at 1880 o'clock. sun
day school at sac. The pastor has
organized a class of catechumens
which meets every Saturday after
noon at 2:So for instruction in Chris
tian doctrine. preparatory to their
confirmation. II necessary the chill
dren will also be taught to read the
German language. Any parents desir-
ing to enter their children are re-
qnested TO meet the pastor at 7t9
South -Arno street.
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IIRST BAPTIST
tCor. Broadway and Lead Ave.)
j. 4. Shaw. Pastor.

preaching at IL a. m. by the pas
Tor at 1850 y. m. Rev. Horace Strong
OF Pennsylvania will preach. Sunday
school at s:45 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at 6:45 p. m. The public is
cordially invited. Annual business
meeting for the election of officers
viii be held Monday at S D.. m.
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Our Town Druggists

-N that Painknier sells the hes, OF
any medicine they keep. during the
hard time Of the past year or I'VE.
the'e were none too Door to pay their
quarter for a bottle OF this fndis-
PeaSabie family medicine Be SIRE
n get the genuine csc a. and "a
bottles
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

Early mass at :. High mass and
sermon al $3.50. Evening service and
conference az 7:se. Mass every
morning at :. Friday evening service
al $50.
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Mrs p Il Vaughan of Grants was
q visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. NJ Day Is here an a visit
from Laguna.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick winn we're
here On a brief visit from MagdAlcna
yesterday. MI. Winn g. conncctes
with the United states forest service
az Magdalena-
A. Z. Ladd. for some time connected
with h Morning Journal composing
rooms. left last night for Prescott.
where hc has accepted "a position with
thu Prescott Daily Courier.
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Wbere u WcrSbipC oddy
ST. JOHNS
Corner Fourth and w. Siiver.)
rev. W. l.. Warren. ID. d., Rector.

it' W. T.. warren, ID. d., Rector.
Third sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion at : a. m. sunday school
and reetoris Bible class for adults al
10 a m. Morning service and SER
mon at IL. Evening service and SER
mon At 1880. instructions will be an
exposition OF 81. Matthew. XIV
Music.
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Surrounded by two hundred thou
sand bUzzing honey-makers, the chill
drcn uf au uptown school have this
week begun a course in bee culture.
that promises 20 prove as instructive
as it is novel In three giant hives far
ZAP on the roof Of the school house.
his busy army OF insects has been in
stalled for the purpose of being stud
led by the eager pupils to whom they
are furnishing more lessons tina are
found IN books. Occasional stings have
not yet checked the enthusiasm of the
youngsters in the pursuit of bee lore,
n the trips of the insects TO the
flowers of the neighboring park have
yielded a honey product that moro
than Compcnsates for the pain.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Fifth and SilVcr-)
Hugh A. Cooper. Pastor.

sunday school at s.4s a m r r
Christy. superintendent services 81
II a. m. and 7,t5 p. m Christian IN
deavcr AT s-ts D. m. W g Raap
president.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
(South Broadway
Walter T.. BrySon. Pastor

Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing service at II. Christian Endeav-
or prayer melting at $50. Evening
service at $3.50. This attendance OF
all members and friends of the church
is especially urged at the Sunday
morning service, as a matter of great
Importance will be discussed at the
close of the service. Strangers are
cordially welcome.
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at 1915. Testimonial meeting We'd
ncsday at 1870 y. m. Reading room
open Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day from > to 4 D.. m.
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Buy your wife a Caloric Eircless
Cooker Ouly Co be had a Albert
Fabcr. furniture. carpets aud draper
-
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TIE NAH.
VIM. Kick. Propr

GET WELL and keep Wen BY drink
ing Paiopiute Mineral Water Room
Is Hostel Denver.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

UT tHt LIUIaFy BuiIdincl
Services II IL a N Subject. God.
The Prescrver of Man. SUNDAY schooi