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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-06

Attest: L. S. OLLIE,
Cashier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-06

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
CHADWICK.

Farmers are getting behind with their crops.
 MT. Gatewood, who got hurst in the storm, is getting along very we'll
 Bill Allen and wife are visiting relatives here.
 Roy Cullom has returned home.
 Lewis Riggs came home from Lit tie Rock few days ago. He has been visiting his sister.
 The young folks enjoyed an enter tainment at J. R. Dupriest's Saturday night.
 Less Sumlar of Vilona is visiting here. There was a ball game here Satur. day afternoon. Our Sunday school is progressing nicely.
 A good many were at singing Sun day night at l.. L. Harvill's. P. l.. Dawson, wife and daughter made a business trip to Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Mollie Smith and daughter o1 Mt. Pisgah were here Monday.
 April 26.
 REPUBLICAN. Another rain and the ground too wet to work again. Miss Nellie Hall of Black Fork wis ited friends at this place Saturday and Sunday.
 Measles is raging in this section. G. M. Newman, J. w. Scott, l. L Black, T. c. Miller and Bee Duncan won't to Covo Greek hunting and fi-h ing last week. They reported a nlc' time, but came back hungry for fish Mrs. H. C. Williams is very sicl with measles at this writing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
HAPPY VALLEY.

Everybody is behind with their work on account of the recent heavy rains. Some in the valley have no corn planted yet. Frank Mathews planted corn last week. He evidently has the winter kind.
 J. w. Venable took Grandma Sim mons to Springfield the past week. H. G. Williams and family visited Boss Woolly and family of Cadron Valley Saturday night and Sunday. Luther Thompson and family of Enola spent Saturday night and Sun- day with J. w. Venable.
 We have got the roof on the new church in the Valley.
 Robert Hart has new storm house. Our R. F. D. boy. has been sick for past week.
 Jess Henderson is sick.
 Tom Henderson and family visited his brother, Jess, here last week.
 Dr. Hardy of Centerville has come home from school.
 Ben Henderson was in the valley fast week.
 Tom Freeman and Joe McGinty were in the valley Sunday on busi- ness.
 April "A,
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
GREENBRIER.

The farmers are making use of this clear weather.
 E. J. McCracken went to Guy Tues day in his automobile.
 G. w. Clark and Deputy Sheriff C. o. Payne were here last Thursday from Conway.
 The telephone system is getting cleared up again since the tornado.
 Mrs. S. Richardson was quite sick yesterday and last night, but is bet ter at this writing.
 w. o. w. camp No. 243 made three new choppers last Saturday night and will grind more.
 A. H. Tucker and J. M. Dunn, two R. F. D. carriers, are the champion fishermen.
 L. L. Waddle, w. B. Love and son, Dr. E. T. Williams and Carl Moore are some fishermen. Reported good time.
 Everybody remember the second Sunday in May will be the day set apart for the dedication of the new Baptist church by the Rev. P. H. Glov- CT, assisted by the pastor, Bro. J. 0. Cantrell.
 April 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
WOOSTER.

Wooster has been cut off from mail service since Friday, the 14th, except one mail the 20th, and the people are as anxious to see the carrier as any one that might visit them.
 The most of the tornado sufferers have rebuilt and will move home again soon. Probably the loser was G. H. Pearson, whose loss will proba- bly, amount to ,250. The people for several miles around have suspended business at home and have done a great deal to relieve them in many ways which is very much appreciated by the sufferers.
 The I. o. o. F. celebration for the 26th has been called in, except the dispensation.
 L. E. Holloway has been on the sick list for a few days, but is better at present.
 Jeff Hutto is sick at this writing.
 l.. T. Patton & Son are straighten- ing their store building today.
 Cecil and Herbert Martin of Mar tinville passed through en route to Conway yesterday.
 Mrs. Dora Robinson has been isck for few days, but is better at pres ent.
 J. B. Tillie and wife of Linder were in Wooster trading yesterday.
 April 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
MT. VERNON.

Another rain Sunday prevented this scribe from going to see his best girl.
 H. J. Sanders likes sorghum so well he went to Quitman Saturday for a keg. Mrs. Cliff and Miss Ethel Smith also went to visit Mrs. Sander. Mrs. Cliff will remain for some days.
 NJ. c. Hanks says they have 105 hens and got 95 eggs one day. Next? We'll, we have four hens and got five eggs one day. Our neighbor has hens, you see, that go visiting
 W. c. Newell has fine horse and has ordered new buggy. Look out, widows!
 Lynn Davidson and wife are enter tainipg two visitors that will often arouse them during the night. Robert Ussey and wife are only sec ing after one, a new boy, of the Dem ocratie persuasion.
 Jesse Bryant, bailiff from Enola, came up Friday night hunting MT. Honeybeck, who had only shot at a negro three times in Perry county. He was found asleep at Hotel Sanders by Mr Bryant and M A. lobe, who put him under arrest and hied away So Enola with him that night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
GOOD WORK
DONE DAILY IN CONWAY MANY CITIZENS TELL
 OF IT.

Nearly every reader ha sheard of Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good work in Conway still continues, and our cit izens are constantly adding endorse ment by public testimony. No better proof of merit can be had than the experience of friends and neighbors. Read this case:
 Mrs. R. c. Ludwck,, of Conway, Ark, says: 'I am only too glad to endorse Doan's Kidney Pills, foryI know that they are good remedy. got box from the White Drug Go. some time ago and they soon relieved me of pain and weakness in my back and other symptoms of kidney com plaint. My neighbors have also taken Doan's Kidney Pills and join me in praising them. You are welcome to publish this testimonial, and I will be pleased to confirm it at any time."
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Miburn Co.,, Buffalo, New Yohk, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-a take no other.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
SPRINGFIELD.

Charlie Cunningham, after spend ing several weeks with relatives here, returned last Saturday to his home at Dublin.
 Theoph Adams and Miss Wilma Williams surprised their friends by getting married last Tuesday evening.
 Grandma Lockhart, one of the old est ladies in the county, died last Wednesday night at her home on Ced- ar Creek. She leaves relatives and a host of friends to mourn her death To the bereaved we extend sympathy.
 Hugh Bell and wife moved to Plum ervilIe the past week. We regret tc give them up, but wish them success in their new home.
 Sam Moses spent last Sunday with friends at Plumerville.
 Miss Zella Bell has been employed to teach the summer term of school at Alayflower.
 w. s. Smith, Will Mallett and A. H Stephens transacted business in Lit tte Rock the past week:
 Asbury Scroggin of Solgohachia and Miss Bennie Moses of this place drove last Sunday to Rev. Chambers near Mayfower, where they were anited in marriage. After the cere- mony was performed the couple went to Solgohachia, where they will make their home.
 Rev. lively attended district con. ference at Cabin Creek the past week
 April "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
BROWNS CROSSING.

planting is about nished here and early-planted corn is up to a good stand. oPtatoes are doing fine and we hope there will be no late frost this year.
 The cold rain last Sunday rained out the Sunday school.
 Teh ladies have succeeded in raising money and getting woven-wlre to fence the grave yard at Old Liberty. and now they want to notify every body interested to turn out on the first day of May to put up the fence and clean off the grave yard. Let us all turn out and make more beautiful the resting place of our loved ones.
 The Farmers Union of New Llber- ty is going to Oak Bowery next Sat urday, the 29th, to hold consultation with our farmer friends of that neigh horhood.
 Since I last wrote two Sunday schools have been organized-one at Graham's Chapel, with Louis Sohn as superintendent, and another at Old Liberty with Joe Tucker as superln- tendent.
 Newt Jones wears a broad smile. He says it is a girl and weighs 10 pounds.
 We are glad to state that James Jones' child, who hah been very sick, is now reported better.
 G. M. Easterwood of Conway was at the Crossing last Friday.
 Health is good here at present and everybody are hustling.
 April "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
HINDER.

Miss Ola Browning of Pleasant Val lev visited friends at Spring Hill Sat urday night and Sunday. :,
 Uncle Jess Bass and family visited their daughter, Mrs. Lula Dixon and family, Saturday night and Sunday at Conway.
 Mason Loveless and Porter Deberry attended lodge at Greenbrler Satur- day night. -: b,,
 The quilting and siging given by Miss Flossie Baden Wednesday was we'll attended and all seemed to en- joy themselves.
 Lon LoveIes sand Earl HalcomD went to Conway Saturday. ~
 Bro. Hendrickson failed to i'll ms appointment at Spring Hill Sunday on account of the rain of that morn ing. IL
 Fife Bass, who is working at the Layman hotel, in Conway, IS visiting home folks at this writing. :,
 Cecil Loveless and family of NeedS Creek visited Mason Loveless and family Sunday night.
 April 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
GU r..

After several weeks we gre with you again.
 We are having a few days pretty weather, w&ichsis much needed here as some of our farmers are behind with their work.
 Rev. Cotton preached at the Bap- list church Saturday and Saturday night, but owing to the rain there was no services Sunday.
 Little Steve Dejarnette has been quite sick, but is improving now.
 Mrs. A. E. Vann, who has been wis., iting here the past week, returned to her home near Grenbrier Monday.
 Dr. Glover has treated himself to a fine new one-horse buggy.
 Miss Ola Dejarnette, who has been attending the Normal at Conway, re- turned home last week.
 April 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
OUITM AN.

Farmers are getting badly behind with their work, owing to so much rain. Very little blowing has been done in the past three weeks and less corn planted at this time than for years.
 s. J. Hankin and family and C. C.. Morgan and wife of Centervllle at tended the funeral of w. w. Hutto here Friday, Mrs. Morgan being a sister of the deceased. The Ouitman Hardware Company is building a large warehouse.
 Father Ward of West Tennessee IS here visiting his sons, J. H. and Oscar Ward.
 On last Thursday night, while at the supper table, w. w. Hutto fell dead from heart failure He had been in poor health for some time, but his condition was not thought serious. The funeral was held from the Bap- tist church, of which he was mem- Der, the religious services being con- ducted by Rev. Smith. The Odd Eel lows took charge of the body and , rrarched to the cemetery, where 1t was buried with the honors of the order
 Our school closed Saturday night with at least 800 in attendance, it be- | ing the exercises of the primary grades and was given up that they deserved the blue ribbon for thor oughness. The graduating class which consisted of Misses Ina Turner Minnie Bryant and Mildred Ward and Fred Ward, rendered nice program which was we'll received by the audi ence. Prof. Rennison of Hendrix was | introduced and entertained them fol about 30 minutes with an interesting address. John w. Hammock deliver ed to each of them diploma from the Quitman high school, with few ap- propriate remarks.
 The school board announced the faculty for the coming session: T. M Norwood, principal; A. o. Moore first assistant; Miss Ina Turner, sec. ond assistant; Miss Harton Goodlow third assistant, and G. c. Williams assistant.
 David Fowler of Damascus is here today.
 A MT. Utley of Kentucky arrived here a few days ago. He intends tc make his home here in the future.
 April 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
BINDERS.

Too much rain for farm work. But little blowing has been done for the past 15 days. We so much need some sunshine for the next two weeks. A great deal of corn yet not planted: But a small acreage of cotton land has been prepared.
 The inclemency of the weather pre- vented Bro. Frank Webb from filling his appointment at Finders last Sun day. ..
 Walter Johnson and wife of Quit man visited home folks Sunday night. The Quitman co'rmo ncement was very largely represented by Enders people
 Harry Flake and wife visited at C. D. Wilson's Saturday night. R. G. Dunaway returned to Little Rock last Monday after spending one week with home folks.
 A number of houses has been re. built. This wet spell has been well put in repairing damage done by the cyclone, distinguishing characterlst- ic of sociability.
 Frank Duncan of Guy visited at w. T. Shelby's last week.
 Poor land cause Sa goodly nunpef of our farmers to make trips to Con- way this spring. Josh Owen had a very sick baby the past week, but is thought to be better now.
 For the sake of those who have friends in our part of the county, l will give a list of those who lost their houses and barns in the cyclone April 12, in aMthews, Benton and Noun tain townships: Austin Johnson. Dave Cantrell, Joe Hankins, Mrs Bob Atkinson, Tine Thomas, Joe Atkin- son. Lum Harper, Tom Livingston. Jim Gray, Josh Owen, E. L. Tubbs, Alb Evans, Bees McNair, Will Living ston, Jeff McNair and Jack Target.
 Will Ryan and wife are spending this week at Conway with their daughter, who IS very sick with meales. She is reported to be better.
 April 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27

Rev. R. A. Robertson will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday al II a. m., fifth Sunday, and at Bethle hem at 3 p. m. Avery Davidson went fishing few days ago, tied his mule by the neck with rope to a tree. When he re turned the mule had choked to death by walking around the tree and twist ing the rope.
 J. M. Rickett lost fine young mule a few days ago.
 We wish we had that pike from Little Rock to Rosebud and Heber We would haul goods from Little Rock then direct. E. E. Jones has a fine lot of the pure Memphis, (Tenn.) German mil let seed for sale. Try them.
 April "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
MARTINVILLE.

The justice of the peace had his mill running last week. About ten were fined for being drunk on Sunday.
 Will Gilmore of Damascus was down last Saturday.
 Hop Cassey's house burned last week. It caught from the fireplace, and was in a big blaze before it was discovered.
 Ness McNutt and family of Cedar Creek passed through last week en route to Guy.
 The School Improvement Associa- ton met last week. A good many were present.
 Grandma Martin returned to hel home at Quitman last week. April "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27

Miss Della will graduate this year from A. H. c. under the teaching of Mrs. London, an accomplished musi- elan, who has given exceptionally good satisfaction as teacher of mus c to all patrons. Miss Simpson will be prepared to teach after her grad uation, and we think she expects to take up the work.
 Miss Fannie Ezell of Hot Springs came Saturday to see her sister, Mrs. Office, and returned Monday.
 Misses Madie Office and Agnes White made a flying trip to Little Rock Monday.
 April 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
PLEASANT VALLEY.

We have been having considerable rain since our last writing. The farmers are getting behind with theil work.
 Measles are still raging. Miss tSeI la Richards is in bed with the disease this week.
 Cahrles Graham. 'rho hrs reen sicl for some time, is reported to be bet. ter.
 Miss Mary Graham has been visit ing her brother, Charles, the past week. .',
 The social entertainment given by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grafton was at. tended by large crowd and all seem ed to have an enjoyable time.
 Mrs. o. w. Graham and Miss Lizzie Gist attended the graveyard working last Saturday at Marcus Hill.
 Henry Langford is visiting his father and mother this week. ''~
 Leo Grafton and brother, Leslie spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. t.
 On account of the weather Sunday afternoon there was no singing, but everybody come next Sunday at 2:3O in the afternoon. Bring your books and we will sing some.
 Grover, Graham, who has been in the army the past three years, is still in our little valley.
 Mrs. Nora Trump and her sister Mrs. Jennie Gist, have been to Con. way since our last letter.
 Rev. A. c. Graham has been visit. ing friends and relatives here.
 There was a considerable increase of the A. o. U. w. lodge, as they took in about 25 members Friday night.
 The Vilonia postmaster, w. A. Ora ham, and wife spent Sunday with his son, w. c. Graham.
 Chester Bryant of Conway spent Sunday in our quiet little town.
 There are just three more weeks ot our school.
 MT. and Mrs. John Brady of Colo Spring Bottom have been visiting rel atives the past week.
 The girls are expecting good time this summer, as all the boys have purchased new buggies. Hope they will not get disappointed.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Graham of Con- way spent last week with Bob Camp bell and family.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
VILONIA.

Monday was a busy day with the Vilonia hotels. Several travelling men were in town.
 z. F. Blair of the Planters 1nsu- rance Company was in town Monday settling claims for damages done by the recent wind storm. ,.
 L. Claud Powell, the piano and or gan man, was in town Tuesday on business.
 Tom Gray, who was very ill, is inn proving fast.
 The secretly couple, Stan ley s. Sowell and Miss Flora Gray, who were married at Russellville Jan uary 1, are now keeping house.
 The commencement exercises of Ar kansas Holiness College will begin May P.
 We had the privilege of listening to piano music in the home of L. o. Pow ell last night by Misses Della and Elba Simpson, which was exceedingly good and appreciated by all present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
!: w. III. James ] | Constable for Cadron Township
 ]. NOTARY PUBLIC 2 | Office Upstairs Over Mode & CI.-ton'. :;

that they may be taken by any one at any time. They thoroughly tone up the whole system to healthy activ- ity.
 Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable and ideal for the use of children, old folks and delicate persons. We cannot too highly recommend them to al lsuf- ferers from any form of constipation and it's attendant evils. Two sizes, 1Oc and 25c. Remember, you can ob- tain ReXall Remedies in this commun- lty only atour store-the Rexall Store. White Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
HAMLET.

We will have our annual graveyard working at Old Liberty cemetery May 1. Everybody interested be sure and come and all who are not interested come if you can. Bring dinner.
 Cyrus Shaw is the proud posesssor of a fine mule colt
 Bum Easter ,who has been attend ing Hendrix college, is confined at home a few days on account of his eyes.
 We are glad to know that Miss Clara Brown, who has been seriously sick for several days, is very much improved.
 We are sorry to learn that Joe Bai- ley lost fine mule last week.
 Apri l26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
CAN EY.

Mrs. H. B. Flippen of Adona IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Hawk
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Crook gave the young people of Clancy a musical en, tertainment last week, which was en- joyed by all,
 Measles have reached Caney. Mir Phillips has two or three cases in his family, but they are doing fine.-a
 S. Y. Cox was visitor to Conway Saturday.
 The attendance at Sunday schooI Sunday was small on account of the measles and rain.
 Mr. and Mrs. Loetcher were in town Saturday.
 Dean Cox carried the last of his 1910 cotton crop to the gin Satur- day.
 Still it rains and very little farming is being done. Very little corn plant ed around here yet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A STATEMENT OF FACTS BACK. ED BY A STRONG GUA-
 RANTEE.

a We guarantee complete relief to all sufferers from constipation. In every case where we fail we will supply the medicine free.
 Rerall Orderlies are a gentle, ef- fective, dependable and safe bowel regulator, strengthener and tonic. They re-establish natures functions in quiet, easy way. They do not cause any inconvenience, griping or nausea. They are so pleasant to take
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
SOUTH CENTER POINT.

We are having plenty of rain at present.
 w. A. Goss and family went to Con- way trading last week.
 The singing class of this place met Saturday night and organized and elected Prof. Earl Bass director TOT the year.
 BaIee Skillern of Lonoke county was here last week. He will work tol J. w. Sowell.
 A. 2. SoweII is building a barn.
 Herbert Martin visited his parents at Enders last Saturday and Sunday
 April 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27
A CARD OF FRANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends who have been so good and kind to us since the cyclone struck us and car ried everything we had away. We also wish to thank the people for their kind assistance May the Lord bless you all.
 J. NJ. Smallwood and Wife.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-27

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The Washington herald., 1911-06-21
FIRELESS COOKERS MADE At
HOME BY WASHINGTON WOMEN

deep. Place the two tins IN box. There
should be at least four inches space be-
tween the tins, and as much or moro be-
tween the tins and the side and top of
the box.
These spaces must all be packed very
tightly with powdered cork, the wider
the spaces and tighter the cork Is packed
the better.
Now procure tightly-ccvered pals to
At easily in each Of the tins. Agate ware
is best. Make a cover Of some soft ma
terial. to be at least four inches. thickly
stuffed with the cork dust Whatever is
cooked must be boiled at least five min
utes, corned beef or ham thirty min
utes, or. long enough TO heat to the CEN
ter. Place the pail containing food tight
ly covered IN the tin, and place the cush-
ion over all, having 1t At tightly In top
Of the box.
heat a soapstone and place in bottom
Of tin. For baking a rack could be made
soapstona disks would be required, one
under and one over the article to be
baked, placed In very hot.
Some experiment would be required as
to time for different cooking. Space win
not allow for detail here.
The closer the packing the better viii
be the results. Therefore. the larger the
spaces filed with the cork dust the bet
ter. The contents Of the pals must be
boiling when placed inside, and the COW
ers and cushion must At very tightly.
81. B. q.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-21

wrong" stating the number-one, two,
or three-as the case might be.
I found this week that writing $50
many wrong meant the writing OF two
letters instead OF one, SO / reverse my
habit and am now writing at the top OF
each list, one. or two, or three correct.
as it happened to be.
Did say three correctf
Well, maybe I had better not stretch
the number quite so farl
But never you mind. Two prizes are
going to two lists sent by grown-up
members OF the Puzzle Circle, even II
those lists do not contain but single
correct answer out Of the twenty-seven.
And one prize is going again to some
one Of the little folks regardless of cor
rectness in the lists, 50 get busy every
body and send that list over which Won
are worrying
Send It right along. for there are but
two days left you In which to enter the
contest. You know the puzzle limited is
never late, but puffs into The washing
ton Herald once on schedule time every
Friday. J. O n