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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
A. o. MCINTYRE.
Order Of Publication.

IN the circuit Court ~ Holt County. Mis-.
souri,.
To IN, April ipii. Term Thereof
STATE ~ MisS,u'Ri.,
county ~ Holt,
John .. browning. rlaintin.
-'uiur ~ the Estate ~ Elias ", i,tn~ning,
deceased, william \. itrpwniug, Hose Nlfa
cray ,nrc Rr"wning walter Nrowning.
sanford browning, Lindsay ,ir,wuins. leu
uic iI"wald ,n,~ Brnw Ming tlorrnr' Hop
Illus u-r N,nwningl, Emma i'.rtrsm tnrr
nrwninrl, William y >harp aud ASA -.
Suii !" set aside viii.
>ow ~ iii, daN comes the nln," named
riaIniin aud lilies hi> p,tit.un hrr'in alleging
among other ihing> that the defendants, H.
wit; lcnnir prwnld ,nrr IirowningI. Flor
ru'" Hopkins tnvr BIuwnlngl and Emma
teri ram ,nrr lIrnwningl AZ" non. residents of
the >iutrOf Missouri aud rauiui hc served
with IA" ordinary profess uf law In this
STATE.
Il i therefore ordered by the und,r>i ned
'l"rh In vacation that said nuu-trSidrnt lie
f,udani> he no,itrd Wy publication that
the pluintin has Io,nnrn'',d AN action
against them ~ s1ll court the "hrrl ana
general nature ~ which i To SIT aside ia"
viii ~ Ilia> drowning, deceased late Of
llnlt County, Missouri which >aid last viii
md testament wa~ admitted to prnhui" IN
h" Probate Cuurl uf said STATE ana county
90 he .uth ,iy ~ May iniu and In which
said viii all Of the above named Defendants
a." named H. lrGutcc> hy said Tv>iuiur aud
tlhklli- 'lN'ills 'lN'l lh'NsN llll Wv SAM
Elias ". l,ruwuinr, the I"statur - aforesaid
~ The iiur uf making said Viii was iucum-
p"iuni 80 IL ,ln Wa undulN Influenced aud
wholly iurapa"iiHtrd aud incapable of ~ dis
D. ,~iuspf his property, and that unless Nnu,
hr Said non residents, ir ana APPEAR ~ uut
circuit court tu Ne Hgun ana held ~ The
Court lluuS" In III" tHy uf Oregon IN said
-tHiu und County, un Monday, Nprl - lnll,
aud ~ ~ h'fnrr ~" first dHy uf said term To-
answer ~ plead Ia ihr pnintln petit lun, th''
>Irur " ~ he taken - confessed and iIIg-
m"ul rendered accordingly.
II j. farther ordered that u copy hereof h,'
publ >h'd Htr'uriiin" ~ law ~ thr Holt tuun-
Y sentinel. - weekly new ~pap,i printed aud
published IN the tity ~ oregon. Ia said state
and County Tor four weeks 'ur,c>~lNrly, puh-
li>iI,d ~ least ONE u week, III, last Insert Ion
~ II" ~ least fifteen days hrfnr" ia" first day
ri the April Term ~ said tuurl. A, u lrii
il-wii; APRIL -, \, ~, ipll, .
e. TT N,i\M
Circuit CLERK,
4 ,ru" copy frum the record
Witness my hand aud the seal ~ said
Conn. Ibis i3,b day ~ MurrL, \ T.. inil.
, - T., \, U, MIAMI,
seal. Circuit Clerk.
f-,-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Evangelical Church.
q, y. WrI,lrmI,r. pn,,

q. W. WCIUrWIVr, TNSiOr-
oregon sunday school At H. u. ~. u. q.
Nunkri superintendent.
Y y. \, NJ : y. NJ
Prayer meeting Thursday At sp. m.
Preaching, first aud third sunday al ia.
N. second and fourth sundays u, = y M.
Nickrlls Grove sunday schooi NJ 10 u. ~.
". \. Iarhman superintendent.
Y T.. A. ~ ,:.p y. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday ~ y. ~.
Preaching. Hrst aud third sundays a,sp M.
S,"id and fourth sunday a, tam.
Ivniun sunday srtonl ~ ~ u. ~. Preach
uI every SUNDAY a, 335op, m,
ANY ~" il curdinily welcomed a. any ~
,hrsc services
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28

Auh"rry Noland. aud Rci,a Mcfarland
w,
Nat hnnirl holland. bora Conner, Ida u. cupp,
Ellsworth holland aud Anna Hunt,
la the Circuit Court Of Holt County, Missouri
Ry virtue and authority ~ a decree and or
der ~ sale made by the said Court, In the
atNvr entitled cause, and Of \ rtrt itrd copy
thereof. dated Marh !, ihit, I will, On
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ri, iail.
bctwcrn the hours " y o'clock In the fore
noon and oclNk la the afternoon OF that
day. At the front door OF the Court House IN
the City ~ Oregon In Holt County. Missouri.
sell At public veudue, Ia the highest bidder
the following described Real Estate, viz;
An that part u the southwest quarter of
the sOut beast quarter ~ section nunlTr
eighteen us). IN township number sixty uAp. of
range number thir.y-cirhi Ga, lying on ihc
southeast side of u fmscy creek, and also all
the east half Cs, ~ the southeast lnarter Of
said section ciehteen ~, in township sixty
tSol, Of range thirty.eisht 1891. excepting the
Ing fifteen li5l rods and fourteen ti%l iinks
quarter ~ said section number eighteen ltsl,
III links, thence west To the center NJ chan
mel with the mcRnderiHgs thereOf, to where
the west line Of the east half Of tho sOuthens,
quarter aforesaid GRASSES the same, thence
north To the north linc II said quarter sec-
tiOn. thence east To the place OF beginning.
Terms 1T sale us follows, viz: Cash in
hand. A. Il. McNVLTf, sheriff
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Nlnss Replace strsps.

A newly invented substitute for the
street car strap 10 series of iron
rinEs. attached to . bar running the
length of the car. Each ring 10 fas,
tened with . spring. and returns to y
uniform position when the hand Is
Withdrawn from II. The rinEs are not
slightly. but their cleanliness attracts.
4 polishsd white surface being kept
we'll scrubbed b the traAsportatt6h
eompsnlss whicA Asvs adopted them.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
German m. T.. Church

Rev, Henry NrunS Pastor.
sunday Schonl ~ P':si u. M
Preaching every sunday At 1890 r. m.
Preaching every sunday At the Noda~ay
hurch ut : 30 y, NJ.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon ~
20.
Everybody cordially invited 20 attend above
fv'crS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Woman SUFFRAGE Advocate,

Miss Marjorie Johnson Ia giving Z
course OF lectures In Philadelphia, She
IL one Of the young college women
connected with the Henry street Set,
Element House Of New York, She was
chosen by the Consumers league Of
New York to investigate the eOndi
lions Of factory and mill operators.
and while investigating them worked
IN several mills and factories. In her
lectures In Philadelphia Miss johnson
contends that women 10 Industrial oc
eupations need the ballot more thar
any other class.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday a. follows
sunday school AZ P:tj u. M.
Preaching service at II u. M.
Junior League NJ 80. m.
Epsorth League ut 7'N y. IN.
Preaching service ut 500 y. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday At 500 y N.
You are cordially invited tn attend ali
hcsc services. TO. TAYLOR,
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Christian Church. Forest City.

IIdu lrrd u Augustine, Pastor
sunday >ri"ul 81 l"I ~.
ruru'huruu the first aud third >undayNoi
each month, morning ant evening,
~ cordially iu,il"d tu attend these >rry-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Christian Church, New Point.

Elder Fred u. Augustine, Pastor.
SUNDAY school. iOa ~
Preaching on the second and fourth sundays
In e tch month. II u. IT,, and evening.
Y.P. y &. u. every SUNDAY evenings $50 pm
All are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
Baptist Church.
Wul. Mitchell, Pastor

VIM. Mitchell, Pastor.
services II, the FIRST baptist church tho
first s.nduy In each month a u .. ~. and D.
N,
sunday seal ~ = u. ~, each sunday.
nv y, 4. ~ pm.
Al arr invited,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28

Foaled l0Os: Ii. hands high and
black, with mealy nose. Sire W., j.
lirync. Reg. No. 81: Sire by Leo
chief. he by bourbon Chief. hc by
Patterson lieuna Vista, he 10y Impor-
ted Hercules. His dam by Espatic.
Horizon Chief dam by Napoleon :Ird;
second dam l.euna Vista; third dam
by Imported Cast ilian Bruna; w. J.
Brync, Jr., Dam. Queen Hess, Reg.
No. Dam $50; Sire Grover Cleveland.
Reg. No. I'M: he by Mammoth 9Th:
he by Mammoth 3rd: first i'am by
Hamilton Mammoth Ind.
Terms and Conditions:
W. j. Bryne, Dr.. &i2.M Ia insure
living colt but for .Ienncts &.i.DO will
he charged for a Jack colt aud sla.,a
for a .Iennct. II mare or mares are
parted with or moved from the coun.
~ without my consent, money fOi
service becomes due and must M
paid, Care will M taken to prevent
accidents. but will not be RESPONSE
bile should any occur.
%. w. SIMERLY,
OREGON. MO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28

Chief Johnson ! and Johnny John.
son will he allowed TO serve a limited
number of mares al my barn, three
miles southeast of Oregon. on the old
Judge Mcintyre farm, on the st. 10.
scph road. They are Jet blacks with
White points: ljs hands high, four
years old and weigh about 1000
pounds. They are heavy bodied, good
breast and wide In rump. splendid
head and ears. good style and action.
heavy boned. have large feet. stand
up we'll and have proved themselves
To bc superior breeders.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
aev. T. d. Roberts Appointments

New Point, every sab 'ath. morning and
evening.
Sabbath srhuol TT ~ Z. IA. :cvcry sabbath.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-28
The Black PerrherOn Stallion,
HERO,

weighs abou, l.Nw pounds. with fine
points and perfect build, will bc al.
lowed 10 serve a limited number Of
mares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

western comedy. "A Smile OF a
Child" drama
orand--"An inHubordinate Sol,
der" drama: "a Lesson Learned.
drama; Fathers Dress Suit.
comedy; "A Rough DIAMOND.
drama. The Scorpion"
Science w. Quackery.' e
drama: The Inheritance" comedy !.
II Served Her Right" comedy !.
THE Flag Didn't Rise drama.
odeon--"A Novel Experiment, I"
drama: The Muske,eer." drama:
The Sieuth." comedy. The I'm.
mortal Alamo" drama.
National--'Loye Proves Stronger
Than Duty" drama: "nob'a Micro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
THIS BRIDEGROOM
WEIGHS 80 POUNDS

CHICAGO, June io.--Hlsnohe
Burley. 10, who weighs $50
pounds. 10 today the bride Of
Arthur Anterior, a., the thin
nest man In the world. A.
though AshertOn Is over 8 feet
high, he weighs only So pounds.
a had 20 look three times
before ! could see him" sald
Judge Newcomer, who per
formed tho ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

on Fields" historic feature film Of
fortune lost aud won In Cali
fornis. That Awful Brother.
comedy. winter Sports at La
cerne." scenic. THE Accomplish.
or THE Actress RuBe."
ideaI--"Thc Tcmptrcss. drama
"cupid'a Chauffeur" drama; Tang
led Lives drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
AT the Motion Picture Shows

Coliseurt--"The Minute and the
Maid" drama The Stepmother.
The Black Heart"
Acme--"rhe sheepman's Daush.
ter" AN Indians Mistake" The
Bachelors Old Maid"
Ruby--"petwccn Life and Death. /"
drama: "A Man OF Honor" drama:
The Fall OF knight" comedy.
Drcar--''The Drawn Curtain.
drama: "Chrysanthemums. colorcd
feature. -IIer Son. drama. .lnsnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

ordinate Soldier" drama
cireuit-"The Young Inferno.
drama. "A Lesson Learned.
drama. Fathers Dress Suit. com.
edy, The Rose OF Old 81 Angus.
tine. drama.
city--''The Feud." drama. The
sardine Industry" topical. "A
Clever Fraud" comedy. "Advertis-
los for Mamma" drama
Lyceum--"A Rough Diamond.
drama. The Scorpion. education.
al. The infAnf NJ snAkexilln /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

scope" educational. Berries Refor.
nation" colorcd drama. Fires OF
Fate" drama.
sasoy--"His Lordships Hunting
Trip" The Grind. Chicago Stock
Yards Fire. The Circus Stow.
away"
National Thcatre-'Firo in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
FLOWER SUNDAY

"Chlldren's Day" and Flower
Sunday" will be observed through.
out Seattle churches tomorrow.
either the morning or evening
services 70 be omitted TO make way
for the exercises Flowers are 10
be gathered by the school children
for distribution among the sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

NoTftE-Nest saturday evening. from
- o'clock cor sunday ~ special APP
uNanfine your Eyes. This 10 an. appoftus
uisy for yoa busy penpis ~h1 suffer from
hssdAehsR. suaftins strs. sites. drDupfus
Gemni Moderate charges Difficult
eases wanted .. W. Idmunds. Oph. o..
feisfea issarY nidg second and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
s-sToRY HOTEL

The erection OF an eightstory
hotel at the southwest corner OF
Third av. and James st. to cost
approximately 100000. and to be
fireproof. Is being considered by
the Amos Brown estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Ar AND REALTY.

/ Il neversyet saw a man who =
/ talked like the hero OF a =
! story" said Mrs. Growcher. 4
/ Well replied her husband. 4
/ "t-never saw a woman who 4
! looked like the pictures In a 4
/ fashion magazine" 4
D y - 49, y
The evening world., 1911-11-14

three T~ottenville. s. l.. men returned to
their homes yesterday after a day and
night In an open boat on Raritan Bay
in the storm Of Sunday night. Their
families and n~elghbors had given them
up as lost.
William q. Boyd. owner Of the gaso-
line launch Duby ILL.,. invited Louis
Larkin. OF Amboy road, and william
Winicapaw. of T~ottenville. to go with
him on a lobster trapping expedition to
Raritan Bay Sunday morning. They
were outside Great Kills Harbor when
the storm struck them.
After a night of extreme peril they
were picked up by Arthur storer in his
launch, the Commodore J. H.. Hills.
The evening world., 1911-11-14

FOOT-MOULD 5 n o Z 5 ;
Lace or button; Goodyear
welted soles; guaranteed to
be $3.50 and 50 TX
- grades; at.... Sslc
The evening world., 1911-11-14
SEARCH FOR LOST
WHAlEbACK IS
GIVEN Up TODAY
No Trace of the Searsport
Found, and the Mohawk
Returns to Port.

The whaleback barge Searsport. with
FOUL men aboard. Is believed to-day to
have foundered. The United States
Revenue cutter Mohawk. which went to
her aid of Fire Island after she had
been sighted by the steamship Howard.
gave up the search this morning after
cruising for twenty-four hours off the
southern coast OF Long Island.
The tug Underwater. which lost the
barge. is still searching. but 1t Is be-
lieved II the barge we're aioat 1t wouid
have been reported before now.
The gale has bio wn Itself away to
see, but reports of damage are still
coming in. n several fishermen n
others are missing.
Capt. Cook of the schooner Edith L.
Dennis. sun OF Plum ut. is at the
lighthouse there to-day In a serious
condition. The yes sei was loaded with
o q from New 'dforl for G%reenrort.
Capt. Cooks wife and WI sailors,
names unkn wn. were drowned. He
was washed ashore on a piece o: wreck
age.
The schooner Witch Hazel, which met
disaster OF Nov Haven. was on her
way UP the Sound from this city when
she met the gale. APT. Britt. her com-
mander. though taat his only safety
was In flight. aAd putting up helm.
ung his heayIA laden vessel before
wind and head.l In for New Haven.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Old Crow Whisky

Kentueky's finest dlstilia-
ton; sold nearly everywhere
At $3.50 a gallon and 81
quart; special for this sale,
gallon. S2.Ii; full Vt. S7c
bottle wv
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
Want NO MORE
MT. OLIVE PUPILS

Stating that their school facilities
are already overtaxed, the directors of
the Beryl special school district have
FLED petition requesting the county
court not to make any further trans
fers of pupils from the Mt. Olive spe-
cial district to the Beryl district l..
is stated that there is lack Of har-
mony among the patrons of the Mt
Olive district over the management
If the school, and many of tle'r have
sought to escape this condition by
transferring their taxes and school
children to the Beryl district. At the
election in May, 1910, a contest came
up over the selection of directors, and
a special act was passed by the gene
al assembly recently naming six direc-
tors for the district and providing for
the election of their successors. Tn S
law, it is understood, is unsatisfactory
to a considerable proportion of The
patrons, who have transferred to the
neighboring district
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
COMMISSIONERS
COMPLETE WORK
OFFICERS COMMENDED
NEARLY 100000 IN PAID COCN-
TY AND SCHOOL WAR
RANTS DESTROYED.

The board of commissioners of
county accounts completed their work
at the courthouse today, after having
been in session for 10 days. Just prior
to their adjournment the board, in the
presence of County Judge j. A. Lea,
destroyed redeemed county and school
warrants amounting to total of S59.-
9O7.50, there being $40 ,897.6S in scho, u
warrants and $19,009S2 in county
scrip.
The commissioners reported favora-
bly, on the management of all the Off
GERS, their report stating in part
I'VE have examined the reports and
accounts of all officers and find them
correct; we have also examined the
settlements made by all officers and
find the just and honest, and that all
moneys due from such officers have
been paid over to the treasurer, and
that said moneys or vouchers therefor
are in the possession of the treas
urer."
The members of the board of COM
missioners were H. r. Rifle, justice OF
the peace; o. J. Owen and Yelling
ton Robbins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
PROF. REYNOLDS HONORED
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR MADE
MEMBER OF ECONOMIC
LEAGUE.

Fayetteville, July S.-Prof. J. H.
Reynolds of the department of history
and political science of the university
has been honored by appointment to
membership on the national counsel of
the National Economic League, which
council is made up of the leading stu
dents of political and economic prob
lens in the country. Through them
big political and and economic prob
lens are taken up for discussion, and
more or less public discussion aroused
among the people of the nation at
large.
Prof. Reynolds has also been ap-
pointed by DR.. Mclaughlin, professor
of history in the University of Chic
go, to membership on joint commit
tee of the American Historical Asso-
citation and of the Mississippi Valley
Historical Association, which was
founded by him in 1908. Prof. Rey-
nolds has attracted the attention of
noted historians over the country,
which is thus shown by his appoint
ments on historical associations of ma
tional Importance
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
SECURES SPECIAL
FAIR PREMIUMS

Manager j. A. King, who has been
soliciting special premiums from To-
cal merchants to be offered by the
Faulkner county fair, said today he is
receiving much encouragement and
thinks the list of these special prem
iums will be larger than that of last
year. The catalogue committee VIII
meet Monday to begin the work of
arranging the cash premium list which
will be paid out of the association
funds, and will carefully revise last
years list, making such changes as
the experience of the past year proves
best.
Secretary r. B. McCulloch has just
received from the state fair associa-
ton a check for $50, which was won
by the Faulkner county association as
being the second best county fair eE-
hibit shown at the state fair. The
of the fair this year is
determined to win first prize at Hot
Springs next October.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
; MONTHS JAIL
FEES ONLY S24.40

The cost of keeping prisoners in the
county Jail for the quarter ending
June 80 was the lowest on record, ac-
cording to the report submitted to the
county court by Sheriff J. S. Johnso, .
During the three months the fees for
the maintenance of prisoners amount
ed to only $24.40, and of this amount
all except about $5 was for keeping
insane persons committed. In former
years the expense for this purpose has
exceeded $1,000 annually, and So a
month sets new record in this re-
spect.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
DECIDE IN FAVOR
OF FSEWERD|STRICT
MASS MEETING is HELD
COMMITTEE A POINTED TO
DRAFT PETITION FOR FOR
NATION OF DISTRICT.

A motion that a general sewer dis
trict should be organized for the city
OF Conway was adopted by the citi-
zens' mass meeting at the courthoua e
last night, which was attended bv
about 200 property owners of the city
Ihls, together with the appointment
of committee to establish the bound
aries of the proposed district, draft
a petition asking for it's organization
and present same to the city council
at its next meeting, constituted the
principal results of the meeting, al
though a discussion of minor details
connected with the proposed system
kept the crowd in session until nearly
II o'clock.
The meeting was called to order py
Capt. w. w. Martin, chairman of The
Board of Trades special committee on
sewerage, who nominated Prosecuting
Attorney George w. Clark as chair
man of the meeting Mr.. Clark was
unanimously elected and Frank Z.
Robins was chosen as secretary. Capt.
Martin asked Prof. G. H. Burr to state
the committees recommendations as
to the proposed system and the latter
exhibited large map, on which he
traced the boundaries suggested for
the district and explained how much
territory would be included, stating
the committee recommended taking in
no territory lying more than one block
from where sewer mains OF laterals
would be un.
Judge P. H. Prince spoke in opposi-
ton to the formation of the district
until the wood water pipes now being
laid had been demonstrated to be d
success, and also said he opposed the
plan unless every house in the city
could be connected to the sewers.
After considerable other discussion,
10 Frauenthal moved that the mass
meeting favor the establishment of o
sewer system, upon such plans as
might afterwards be agreed upon, and
the motion carried without a vote be-
ing cast in the negative. A motion to
adopt the recommendations of the
committee on the boundaries of the
district failed to carry, but molten
appointing committee to make such
amendments to the proposed bound
aries as thought best, and submit same
names to the city council, was carried
Those named on the committee were
J. w. James, S. G. Smith, F. U. Hal
ter, Prof. C. ]. Greene, Dr. George s.
Brown, Prof. G. H. Burr, Guy A Wat
kins and A. NJ Ledbetter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Sunday, unsettled
weather; showers tonight or Sunday
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
AGAIN ADJUDGED INSANE.

T. G. Rimmer of Guy, concerning
whose insanity several trials had al
ready been held, was again adjudged
insane by County Judge J. A. Lea
yesterday afternoon The trial was
only a formality this time, it having
been admitted on all sides that Rim
mer's present mental condition is such
as to make it necessary that he be con
fined. He is now in the county jail
awaiting admission to the state hos
pital.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
ASSESSOR JONES
AT court HOUSE

After having spent over a month in
making his rounds of the various
townships of the county and two days
this week in the First and Third
wards of Conway, Assessor W. n.
Jones this morning settled at The
courthouse for stay of 10 days. He
will receive assessments at his office
until and including July 10, after
which penalty of one dollar will be
charged against all who have failed to
assess.
Mr.. Jones states that substantial
increase has been secured in assess
ment of property in the rural districts
and he expects to see this gain main
tanned during his stay in Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-07-08
AT THE CHURCHES.

Baptist in the morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. J.
Hurt. Morning at II and evening at
8:15. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
notwithstanding in the morn
ing at IL by the pastor, Rev. E. r.
Steel. Subject: "How to Know God. "
Evening at 8 o'clock on the subject:
Gust Two Roads in Life. We al
Travel One or the Other" Sunday
school at 8 AS a. m.
Sunday school in the
at 9:45 o'clock.