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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
place Christmas.

place Christmas
LYMAN and Lloyd Reedy spent
Christmas with their grandparents at
Holland.
Rev. Robert Reedy passed through
here last Saturday en- route to Bailey
Chapel to preach Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Harmed and children
of Conway are visiting her father ana
mother at this place.
Several from here attended the box
supper and Christmas tree at Holland
last Tuesday and Friday nights, and
all report a nice time.
There will be a box supper next
Saturday night at the Union valley
schoolhouse and a special invitation
is offered to Enola, Holland, Needs
Creek, and everybody else that Will
come.
Ralph Reedy and Ruel Wilmoth
made a business trip to Conway last
week. You may know by that ne does
not inted to go to Perry county by
himself.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Joe Martin af Happy Valley
Say, Willie, you can come over now
at night. | think someone has killed
that bad, vicious dog that bit you on
the public square.
jim Belote and family who moved
to Oklahoma two years ago, have
moved back and says he will stay with
the old "saw" from now on.
Tom Dowdy of Holland passed
through the Valley last Sunday.
cards Hoegard has hired to jim
Palmer for another year.
]. f. Reedy will begin to erect his
house this week.
The writer wishes the editor and al
of the correspondents a happy anC
prosperous New Year, and all the
readers, also.
December 20.
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PICKLES GAP.

Another Christmas has passed, ana
everything went along nicely. Inc
Now Year is coming and with that
the grand old state of Arkansas VIII
have gone dry, and let us sincerely
hone that king alcohol will never
reign again.
The Christmas tree was a success.
IT was beautifully decorated and con-
tanned many beautiful presents. MISS
Cora Blackwell received 2o-pouhu
basket of goodies
Mrs. Zerah Crow is expected nome
from the hospital next week.
Lester Blackwell is sick at TINS
writing. D4
Joe and John Fugatt and Bert
Ration went to Little Rock laS's
week. OIL.
liable Hopkins is spending Christ
mas with home folks. :.
Miss Ethel Philpotts of Atkins Is
visiting relatives here this week.
w. C. Day has moved to ms farm
near this place.
Miss Elsie Love visited Miss Mag
gle Day last week. 49,.
Willie Hughes is moving to TINS
neighborhood.
r. D. Blackwell's infant son Is very
sick at thi swriting.
Since we last wrote to your paper
death visited the home of j. A, Dunn
and took away his wife. Many are
the sad hearts that mourn her death
We have lost a friend and neighoor
home has lost mother-but we
must bear patiently with troubles
May God comfort the sorrowihs ONES
December 20.
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of this place.
John Small of st. Paul, Mimi,
spent Christmas with home folks here.
Virgil Grisham of Conway spent
Christmas at this place.
Robert Tarlton went to Benton, TO
spend the holidays.
Sam Holn-s and family of Little
Rock spent the holidays at this place
Mrs. Mollie Harmon of Lamar Is
here visiting relatives.
Jerome Tate came out from Little
Rock to spend Christmas with nome
folks.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Griffin was buried at Oakland
cemetery Saturday.
Arthur James has moved from no
nance to Holland. We welcome you,
Nj. James.
Mrs. w. E. Hinkle spent Christmas
at Conway. 60
Mrs. Willie McGaha spent Christ
mas at Conway.
Prof. C. L. and Miss Irma Bryant,
who are attending the State Norman
at Conway, are at home this week
s. H. McCarty has on display III
his store a watermelon recently raised
in turnip patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carter have re-
turned from Dover, Ark, where they
visited their son, George Garter.
s. H. McCarty gave big dinner
Saturday which the writer greatly
enjoyed.
December %.
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DAMASCUS.

We are having some real winter
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Baldridge are
the happy parents of an elght-pound
Girl baby, which arrived at thelr
home on the 9th of this month.
This community is still IN the
clutches of la grippe, which seems 10
have a hold on large per cent OF It's
population. =. g
Plumerille spent Christmas here with
relatives and friends.
John and Tom Patterson of Hill
Creek, Conway county, were guests
of DR.. A. l. Hutto's family Christ
mas
Miss Sudie Spires, who is primary
teacher in the Steele special district
J in Conway county, visited home folks
during the holidays.
Harvey Crownover, who has has
typhoid fever ever since IhanksglV-
ing. is now suffering with relapse
/ Prof. G. S. Butler and wife visited
their parents near Quitman anC
Enders during the holidays.
Earl Trawicll and wife of Quitmar
were guests at the home of Prof. q
ID. Baldridge during the holidays
Roy Martin and wife also spen
Christmas as the guests of Prof
BaldridgG.
The stork visited the home of Har
Lee. two miles south of town, ant
presented them with an eight-poun'
boy baby, which seemed to give entir'
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS

y The nervous system is the alarm system
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of nerves, but when
health is ebbing, when strength Is declln-
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamtul
sleep, irritability and unless corrected,
leads straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, SCOTS Emul-
sion is exactly what you should take; its
rich nutriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh
ing tonic force. 1t is free from alcohol.
% Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. N J.
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UNION VALLEY.
December 2

Christmas passed o ffquietly IN the
Valley. -.
Several cases of la grippe In this
section this week.
Rev. Glover preached at Marcus
Hill Saturday, but failed to come on
Sunday from some cause, and Dave
Thompson preached in his place.
Joe Wilmoth has closed his land
deal and we will send him to Perry
county next week.
We all sympathize with Jess COD
whose house was burned last Sunday
with scarcely anything saved.
December 20.
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COURT CONTINUES
LARCENY. HEARING

On account of the absence of wit
nesses for the defendant, Justice u.
NJ. Easterwood this morning granted
a continuance of the hearing OF Gro
YER Smith on a charge of grand lar
cenv until Thursday of next week
Smith is charged with having stolen
a mule belonging to E. D. Thompson
a negro living seven miles southwest
of Conway. Pending a hearing he is
at liberty on a bond of $500.
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COLDS AFFECT ]
THE KIDNEY
MANY CONWAY PEOPLE n''
FOUND THIS TO De
TRUE.

Are you wretched in bad wee
Does every cold settle on yo''
neys? had
Does your back cache ana w.
weak? ,,,,
Are urinary passages lrres
distressing? "a
These symptoms are cause p"
pect kidney weakness. u,
Weakened kidneys need quiz
Doan's Kidney Pills are eSp'l
prepared for weakened kidney .hs1
Conway people recommenon n
Mrs. S. f. Gibbons, R. F. D. y
Conway, says: For about
| suffered from kidney trou0s
back was painful and ached y, (
deal at nicht. l tired easily "a
ery col dI caught settled IN y n
news and made me verse:
/ Kidney Pills relieved me N
days, and one box made a y
cure"
simply ask for kidney rem9
Doan's Kidney Pills-the sa IA
Mrs. Gibbons had Foster
iCo, Props, Buffalo, n. ~
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NORTH HAMLET.

1t is raining at this writing and 1t
looks like we will have some winter
before it is over.
Oats are looking fine.
J. L. Phillips, the ounty demon
strator, was with US two or three
DAVIS last week with his land leel,
helping several of our farmers lay
off their land for terracing.
w. H. Bass and James Blackburn
went to Conway Monday.
Christmas passed off quietly here
very little drinking.
DR. Geo. Harrod has the grippe.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Brown,
December "a, a ten pound boy.
I. R. Hardin and wife visited at
J B. Browns Sunday.
Dave Bryant and family, who re-
Gently moved from Conway 10 tne
Shaw place, visited the family OF l.: j.
Sanders and other relatives during
Christmas.
James Fulmer has moved to /. D.
Sanders farm and will make crop
with Mr.. Sanders next year.
December 90
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SUES ON NOTE.

Mrs. A. A. Barnes today filed suit
in the Faulkner circuit court against
E. Atchley, asking judgment for
$246.43 and interest, alleged to be due
on a note signed by the defendant
and payable to the plaintiff. The note,
according to a copy attached to the
complaint, is dated at Cleburne, Tex,
October 20, 1914, and is signed by A.
V. Wheeler, ]. c. Derring and e.
Atchley.
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GREENBRfER.

John E. Lyon and wife spent
Christmas with home folks.
J. M. C. Vaughter of Conway was
here Monday.
Ell. Smit hof Martinville was here
Monday.
Greenbrier publis school re-opened
Monday after the holidays with a
good attendance.
Pearce e. Williams have bought the
Drew Glover store house and lot; con-
sideration, 1915.
Christmas passed off quietly. There
were Christmas trees at the Baptist
and Methodist churches, with good
attendance at both churches.
J. w. Taylor of Slaves, Ark, visit
ed c.. j. White and family Christ
mas.
Married, at the Nazarene church
Sunday at 8 p. M, Will Dallas OF
Vilonia, Ark, to Miss Bell Lloyd OF
Greenbrier, Rev. r. M. Cook officiat-
ing. The writer wishes them a hap
py voyage through life.
A. w. Wilson and Jim Love have
bought the A. J. Sims drug business
and will continue business at the old
stand.
G. w Tucker has moved the tele-
phone board and his family to the ola
phone office opposite the postoffIce on
North Front Street.
John White moved Monday to W.
E. Bannister's farm, two and nail
miles north of Greenbrier.
F. P. Henderson and John Conner
are on the sick list this week.
T.. T. Waddle and A. J. Sims are
in Conway this week making prep
arations to move there and go INTO
the implement business, handling all
kinds of farming tools, wagons ana
huoo;es The writer wishes them
success.
C. E. Moore visited home folks at
Conway Saturday night and Sunday.
George Clark of Conway was mere
Monday and Tuesday.
A. H. Tucker and wife and 1. T..
Wofford and wife were at Guy sun
day, the guests of P. M. Douglass ana
family. r
Idus Woody and John Belote OF
Little Rock spent Christmas mere
with home folks.
R. B. Thompson and wife of Little
Rock are spendin gthe holidays a.
Mrs. McRae's, the parental nome Oh
Mrs. Thompson.
Fred Cantrell and Bobbie COOK
were in Little Rock Saturday ana
Sunday.
The work on the Will Lieblong res
idence in the south part of town IS
progressing nicely. L. l.. kelso OF
Conway and Joe Harvey are dong
the work.
The writer wishes the editor ana
force a happy New Year.
job nMerritt was a visitor at 'iie
Baptist Sunday school Sunday.
John Lybarger made a nice talk at
the Shady Grove Sunday school sun
day afternoon.
c. H. Cheek will take charge OF the
Greenbrier Baptist Sunday schooi
next Sunday morning, and at ohaoy
Grove in the afternoon.
December 20.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30
Lad WRITES STORY Of
AGRICULTURAL Talk
GREENBRIER PUPILS ACCOIrNc
OF RECENT SAFE FARMING
ADDRESSES.

The following summary of the al
dresses delivered at Greenbrier h.
Prof. X. L. Holloway of the Stat
Normal and Mr.. Fitzpatrick, in the r.
cent safe farming campaign in ths
county, was written by Gordon /
Blythe, a pupil OF the Greenbrier
public school, and was sent to tbs
Log Cabin Democrat for publicatiOn
Agriculture is not only a profitable
but a pleasant occupation, when car
ried on properly; but we find that too ]
many of our farmers do not endeava
to make farm life pleasant and prof
liable. They seem to have gotten
into habit of farming carelessly, and
they follow this plan year after year,
and never try to find any better |
methods of farming. Do not under
stand me to say that all farmers an
this way, for there are many of them
who are constantly trying to lean
new and better methods of farming
Each farmer should have a garden
in which he should grow not only the
vegetables for the home table, but
also all small fruits. A part of all
vegetables should be kept over FOL
winter use. This will save buying
canned vegetables.
He should keep plenty of Invested
on the farm, and should take pleasure
in improving his stock. AS a genera
rule, the progress that farmer
making can be measured very accp
rately by the livestock he raises.
There should be fowls of all kind
such as chickens, geese, ducks, tu
KEYS, etc, raised on the farm. Inc
will furnish eggs and meat for tab
use, and eggs that are not needed 10
the home table may be sold. Thu
making the fowls very profitable
In order for a farmer to make
success of farming, it is necessal
for him to grow his own feed for
stock, and not depend on raising Coy
ton and buying corn and other iesa
but before he can grow crop sN1
cessfullv he must carefully select
caed nrepare the soil, and cultlys'
the plants.
The soil should be selected IN
fall before the crops are gathered,
going out into the fields and selec1
the seed from the best and most pN
ductive plants.
In preparing the soil, the prlnep
of greatest importance is the grau1
deepening of the soil. If the farn
has been blowing but four lnei
deep. he should adjust the pillow
as to turn five inches at the
blowing, then six, and so on untll
seedbed is nine or ten inches da
This will allow the air to circu'
: through the soil freely, and cau~
a breaking down of the complex u
: pounds containing the clemens
: essary to plant growth.
, The plants should be culINa
shallow, as deep cultivation des'.
their roots and, therefore, danlas
the plants. After the crops
been gathered, it is well 10
some kind of grass on the ,aAs
prevent washing, and it may Oe
: " Gordon L. Blythe
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Fruit trees for sale. Faulkner Co.
Nursery, Vilonia, Ark.-w9tf
GUY

The Christmas holidays have come
and gone. 1t is a time when hearts
are made glad and sad, so we decided
as the good Master had so abundant
|lv blessed US with good crops ana
nrices. we would show our grateful
ness by being happy and trying to
make others happy. We decided to
have a Christmas tree, as that is
something all can enjoy, and to say
it was a grand success would not be
saving half. We had a short pro-
Gram. then Prof. J. c. Gray explained
to the children, as well as the old, why
we were having the tree and IN whose
favor it was given, and then Santa
Claus came forward and gave every
one a pleasant smile and glad wei
come. and presented the presents,
But the best thing of the day anu
niqht was the nice behavior our GOOD
bows gave US. Boys, our tongues can
not express to you how thankful we
are to YOU for the courtesy shown to
Yourselves and to us. We feel that we
have bows at Guy we can we'll be
proud of. :
Lealon Horton and wife made a
trim to Heber Springs last week and
BROUGHT back Miss Mary Wallace, who
has been visiting up there.
Geo. w. Reynolds and H. l.. Tyler
of Greenbrier are doing some carpen-
ter work for Tom Mode this week
Best New Years wishes to all.
Dooopobar %
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ut from Little Rock.

out from Little Rock.
Claud Pool was here last week sell
ing a patent floor mop.
Miss Eardley Moore and Tom Ed,
wards, and Miss Ella Ramsey ano
Lea league were married Sunday
Justice of the Peace Z. o. Morgan OF
fciated. We extend congratulations
and wish good luck to both couples.
John Wright and wife of Little
Rock spent part of the holidays WIN
his father, Monroe Wright.
New Years gift to all.
December %.
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WE'D AT COURTHOUSE.

Prof. A. H. Burkett, teacher IN the
public school at Guy, and Miss Nettle
McCuistion of Guy were married at
the courthouse this morning, Rev. ).
r. Giddens, the county treasurer,
pronouncing the ceremony. Miss NC
QUESTION has been attending the State
Normal School during the present
session. Prof. and Mrs. Burkett left
this afternoon for their home at Guy.
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MRS. KERAS' ADVICE
To Weak. Nervous, Rundown Women

So. Cumberland, Md" For a long
time | suffered from nervous break
down. | could not eat or sleep ana was
30 weak | could hardly walk. My hus-
hand heard about Vinol and got me TO
trv IL Now | have a good appetite,
sleep soundly and am well and strong.
Every nervous, weak, rundown woman
should try Vinol. Mrs. d. w. kERNs.
Vinol is delicious cod liver and iron
tonic. without oil, which we guarantee
TO create a healthy appetite, aid ,dlges-
ton and make pure healthy blood.
Florence Drug Co., Conway, Ark
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WOODROW SCHOOLHOUSE.

We did not intend to write thls
week. but we got a. new SUBSCRIBER
and we are always read yto report
good news. 80 u,e,,
Miss Anis Fiddler won as beng the
hest looking girl. The proceeds were
about SIS. -
We are sending the subscription OF
Monroe Wright to the Log oaoli
Democrat and Gazette. ~
Jim Fruizer and family are Vls''iiis
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

From Mondays Daily
Homer Stewart and Miss Ola And
erson of this city surprised their
friends yesterday morning by marry
ing. The ceremony was pronounced
by DR.. F. S. H. Johnston in his study
at the Methodist church
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MARCUS HILL.

Christmas passed off quietly in this
vicinity.
John H. Jones and family spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
at Enders.
Everybody is nearly on the sick list
with la grippe.
Ardell, Estell and Hettie Sanders OF
New Home visited friends at this
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-30

DR.. B. F. Jackson, Celebrated Phy-
ician, handed down to posterlty his
famous prescription for female trou.
bles. Now sold under the name OF
"Femenina." Price, soc and 81. (4'
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MAYFLOWER MAN JAILED.

From Fridays Daily. ~: 80
Rad Berry, a white man living at
Mayfower, is being confined IN the the
county ;ail, in default of a fine OF $50
and costs. amounting to $33 oo as
sessed in a misdemeanor case by JUS
tice H B. Williams of Danley town
ship Friday.
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Dawson, pastor of the Christian
church. The ceremony, which was
witnessed by only few friends, was
solemnized at the pastors home on
North Front street.
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POST OFFICE AND
BANKS CLOSE JAN. |

On account of January /, New
Years Day, being legal holiday, the
postoflice and the three Conway banks
will remain closed. The general de
livery and the registered letter win
dow at the postofice will be open for
one hour following the distribution of
mail from train No. 104, due in Con
way at 1922 o'clock a. m One deliv-
cry viii be made by the city carriers.
The star routes viii be served as us
ual, but the rural routes will not be
served.
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COVETE DBY ALL

but possessed by few-a beautlfu u,
head of hair. If yours is streaked
with gray, or is harsh and stlif' you
can restore it to it's former beauty
and luster by using LA Creole" Hair
dressing. Price, S1.OO.-Adv. (4)
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REYNOLDS-SNOW.

Miss May Reynolds, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Reynolds, and By
ron Snow, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Snow, were married yesterday after
noon at 5 o'clock by Rev. J. Clarence
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satisfaction to both father and moth
err.
CLYDE Hutto came in from his
school at Hogan in Conway county,
and spent the holidays with home
folks. returning to his school Sunday
evening.
December 20.
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John Hartley is a Little Rock Wis
itor today.
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