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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
HOLLAND.

Hog killing is the order of the day
Tommie Garrett killed one weighing
1876 pounds.
j. A. and l.. A. Land, T. H. Shaw,
j. w. James and E. K. Gibbs made
business trips to Little Rock last
week.
Jesse Carter has gone to Dover to
spend Christmas with home folks.
Several attended society at Union
Valley Saturday night.
w. K. James, one of our leading
farmers, surprised his many friends
by slipping off to Conway and marry
ing Mrs. Fannie Holland We all
wish them a happy life together.
Tom Smith of New Mexico is here
to spend the holidays with relatives
of this place.
Mrs. ]. H. Surratt visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Allinder of
Bailey's Chapel, last week.
j. A. Clement is in Little Rock,
where his little daughter is in the
hospital.
Sunday schocl was re-organized at
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KENDALL.

We are having some fine weather
for few days.
Health is good here except quite
lot of bad colds.
B. B. Castleberry has moved his
house down on the front.
Clarence Johnston of Republican
was here Sunday.
Eunice Tippett and sister, Miss
Nua, are visiting at Center Ridge
this week.
Tom and Henry McMillen have
been hauling saw stocks to N. M.
Browning's saw mill.
Mason McMillen has built a new
addition to his residence.
Rev. Ben Mallett visited friends
here the latter part of the week.
A merry Christmas to the Log
Cabin Democrat and it's may readers.
December 81.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
NORTH HAMLET.

A. Z. Harris is killing hogs today.
T. W. Gavin is still improving.
Sunny Side camp No. 400, W. O..
w.. and w. C. are planning to have a
Joint public installation of officers on
the third Saturday night in January,
1916, and will have box supper, the
proceeds of which will be applied to
the purchase of uniforms for the de-
gree team of the w. O. w.
A meeting of the voters of Eagle
township has beel called at the mill
Wednesday, December 20, to discuss
cattle tick eradication for 1916 and
the advisability of building a vat.
Speakers versed on this subject will
be present. Let everybody in the
township be there.
Miss Flora Gavin is teaching a
successful school at Brown school
house this winter. Miss Flora is one
among our best teachers.
Prof. J. NJ. C. Vaughter, who is
teaching at Naylor, passed through
here Friday afternoon en- route to
his home at Conway.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. I. X. Hazel
December II, a boy.
Charley Hardin and family visited
at J. E. Thomas Sunday.
The following officers have been
elected to serve camp No. 4O6, W. u
W.. for 1915: J. r. Holmes, c. G.;
e. F. Simmons, A. L.; H. L. Carter
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
GU Y.

There is lots of sickness around
here just now, something like la
grippe. Some in almost every fami-
w are suffering an attack.
The Christmas holidays are now on
hand and a committee has been ap-
pointed and are making preparations
for a Christmas tree Christmas eve
night. 1t has been several years
since there has been tree here and
now let's all try to make it one to be
pleasantly remembered :,
Bows. let us make an appeal to all
to leave YOUR booze bottles at home
and enjoy the holidays in a way that
won't cause any regret after the New
Year has been ushered in.
Several have gone to Conway this
week.
December %.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
TO ONE IN MEMORY.

If thou couldst only speak
From wheresoe'er thou art,
And let thy soft voice break
The sorrow Of my heart;
If | could hear single word,
And know that it was thine,
'Twould bring a world of joy unheard
Into this life of mine.
If ! could only see beyond
The closing Of the eyes,
And understand how to respond
To a voice from Paradise;
And if l could but realize
That thou art with me still.
The void that in my bosom lies
Would soon with pleasure thrill.
But there are many things you know
And yet cannot impart
To me, until my time to &C
To thee, where'er thou art;
cannot know the sting Of Death,
Nor what it is to die
Until l yield this fleeing breath
To the God of earth and sky.
Could you but speak single word,
And tell me OF its pains,
What emotions might be stirred
In nv bewildered brains!
The things to me | cannot know,
To you no mysteries hold,
For you have gone where | must go,
And mingled with Natures fold.
Perhaps the scene that | most fear
Would lose its terrors great,
If your voice could but hear
Explain this changing state;
The moment in which our bodies
change
From the known to the surmised
Would shed its dread so awful and
strange,
And become one truly priced.
But your voice to me is still,
| cannot know or hear,
l cannot understand your will.
Although you may be near;
Perhaps from somewhere in space
You view the life l live,
But l cannot behold your face,
Or know the grief | give.
But Time will dissolve
The mists 'twiXt you and me,
And every unfathomed mystery solve
However great it may be;
Then III know, as you realize.
Some things for which | sigh.
The bliss or grief in Paradise,
And what it is to die.
,, Will A. Berry.
Conway, November 16, 1915.
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Under.

After a few weeks absence, we are
back with you again.
Health is reasonably good IN 'his
community at present.
A Glover went to Conway Sat
urday.
willard Abrams is building a new
barn.
George Cato is clearing some iano
for J. B. Abrams.
Several from here attended the
show at Needs Creek Saturday night
Monroe Loveless and family visited
at Ed Garrett Sunday.
Christmas gift to you all!
December %.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
WILL RESIDE IN CONWAY.

DR.. Otto Wilmington, who receu
resigned the pastorate of the ri
Baptist church here to accept n
ton as evangelist for the SouthNe
ern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth, Tex, will continue
make his home in Conway, untiln
spring, at least, he said today.
Wilmington and family are still %
plying the Baptist parsonage, but
said he is making arrangements
rent another home here. When
first accepted his new position,
planned to move to Little Rock,
many of his friends urged him
make his headquarters here.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
Brief News of Faulkner
soxr OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
THIS COUNTY.

the Methodist church Sunday with c.
M. Spruce superintendent and Ed
ward Parsons secretary.
Henry Castel has gone to Alabama
to spend the Christmas holidays.
John Smalls is here from Kansas
visiting home folks.
C. H. Butler and family are visit
ing in Conway.
Rev. H. H. Melton will fill his reg
ular appointment at the Baptist
church Saturday night and Sunday.
There will be Christmas tree at
the school house Christmas eve night.
December %.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
AUDIENCE ENJOYS
PUPILS RfC|IA
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
The annual mid-winter recital };
en- by pupils Of the Central Cali
conservatory was held last evening
the college auditorium. An apprsi
tive and representative audience v
present.
1t was a most artistic program i,
each number was rendered with mai
ed ability and splendid Temperance
each number being worthy of spec
mention.
This program closed the colle
work at Central until after
Christmas holidays.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Bank of Conway will be
held in the of office of said bank at 10
o'clock a. m, on Tuesday, January II,
1916, for the purpose of electing di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
This 18th day of December, 1915.
10 Frauenthal, Pres.
L. H. Pyle, Cashier.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
ARCANUM ELECTS.
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
Officers for the year We're elected
last night by Conway council No.
POOP, Royal Arcanum, as follows: Re
gent, B. c. Thomson; vice regent,
Albert j. Hess; orator, ]. A. King;
past regent, John H. Durham; secre-
tary, J. A. King; collector, John E.
Lyon; treasurer, J. r. Donnell; chap
lain, w. T. Wilson; guide, VIM. l..
Banister; warden. Lois Mum; sentry,
Luther Goad; trustee for three years,
Chas. A. Simmons.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
ALLEGES S|.ACF !
KILLED HORSF|

That three of his horses waro In
by eating silage from a silo wb;as
purchased from the McClu,o y
Company was the defense of d. =
w. Martin of Martinville in NJ
brought against him by the comn =
to collect payment for the silo IN ~
case was tried in the court of Jn,.
e. NJ. Easterwood yesterday .A.s
noon and the jury was unahls \
reach a verdict. The plaintiff 49,,
tended that the silo was erected \
1913 and that defendant had n
using it since that time without j.
plant. The case will be retired -
Tuesday.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a g TO RIA

with her daughter here, Mrs. Pete
Lay.
James Anthony and wife Of Enola
visited at Arthur Dawes Saturday.
Esquire Hill made a trip over to
Beebe Saturday to meet his brother,
Cleveland, and family, who will spend
the holidays here.
December 21.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

From TUESDAYS Daily.
The quarterly teachers eXamina-
tons are being conducted at the
courthouse by Prof. w. N. Jones, rep
resenting County Examiner ]. M c.
Vaughter. Twelve white and two
colored applicants are being exam
ined.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
HOLIDAYS START TO-DAY.

From Fridays Daily
The Christmas holidays at theu
way schools began today, when Y
trail and Hendrix colleges dismls
until January a, 1916. The p
school and the Normal will dls1
next Thursday.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
F.. S. CARNAHAN.
Decenbe

rom Tuesdays DafD.
r. S. Carnahan, aged 10, died TINS
morning at his home near Rocky Gap
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row. burial being in Hartje cemetery
He is survived by several children.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
Promises You
If Elected

That he will serve all pau
alike.
That he will give lis e. e
time and attention to the u'
of the office.
After serving two terms
step down and out OF 10Y
politics.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23
SELLS REAL ESTAl Z.

G. NJ. Walthall has sold 80 acres
about six miles east Of Conway 10
C I Varone for $500. He also sold
40 acres to Thomas Switzerland 1of
$3.50.
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REV. KIDD TO PREACH.

Rev. John P. Kidd of Little X
will again preach at the Presbyter1
church in this city Sunday morn
and evening.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-23

banker: J. B. Brown, clerk; J. N. Nc
Henry, past C. c.; H. Redick, escort;
J. W. Wright, Waterman.
December 21.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
Catarrh Kills
Thinking Power
Gradual CioudinE of tho Brain aud
Ioss OF Memory Inevitable
Result OF gnfarrh

Catarrh anywhere In the head or
throat or ears Is right next to the
brain. The catasrh germ grows fast
does an enormous amount OF damage
in it's burrowing into tho hone and
fleah and IL difficult TO destroy.
There are thousand Of little nerves
that run from all parts Of tho face
and head To the brain. Some OF these
little nerves have TO pass through
probably a mass 81 catarrhal inflRm.
nation on the road 20 tho brain
When they do they arc weakened
and sometimes destroyed
what affects tho nerves IS bound
70 affect the brain. and when the
nerves ar" deadened by constant ca
tarrbal discharges there is bound 20
be certain torpor or stupiditv
brought about insthe brain of the
victim Thus follows. sloeplcssnoss
inability 20 think clearly. or connect
Ideas. loss OF memory. lack OF cou-
centration. lack Of presence OF mind
and "a wandering thought
When Il takes such compare 81
lively short time ia cure this terrible
disease by the Gauss common sense
treatment. and regain tho flash and
hrilliancy OF the normal brain. there
iH no good reason why one should
not spend the two or three minutes
II takes to cut out the coupon below
ana send II to G. Il. Gauss, and have
him prove To YOU that hc is right.
ard that he positively cures Catnrrh.
Tho coupon below mailed now win
bring YOU back by return matt a
package 81 the wonderful Gauss
Treatment II costs Won absolutely
nothing Address c. H.. Gauss, 1850
Main street Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
INV Cure for CataIIh
~ Sent FREE to All
SUES FOR MONEY
FOR CHILD OF 8
Seattle Woman Reveals Hid.
den Chapter in Sno-
homish Politics
WAS OFFERED $4,000

Living with her grandmother.
Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson. In the Beau.
mont apartments, 1919 Summit ave.
"a a little girl OF who plays the
piano wonderfully.
Her name is Dora Anna Vivian
Ferguson.
Her grandmother took her from
her mothers arms the day the
mother died. unable 10 endure the
suffering cf bringing her babe into
the world.
This. and what follows. Is reveal.
ed In a suit filed here "Wednesday.
Mrs Ferguson adopted the little
rirl. and they lived for time with
Fred +. Ferguson. the grandfather.
on a farm near Monroe.
Ferguson had been In the saloon
business. but he promised 10 quit Il
when he married. and did Hut a
year OF farm life palled on him and
he spent much OF his time In Mon
roe. drinking.
He became such boon and hear
% fellow that he was urged 10 run
To- the eommisslonership OF Snoho-
mish county.
Meanwhile. Mrs Ferguson threat.
ended divorce lie offered her $40.
coo cash 20 keep the scandal quiet
until after his political campaign.
she says.
She got the divorce. and with Il
alimony for the keep and education
of their granddaughter.
Ferguson has gone back into the
saloon business at Monroe. and Is
earning Ia the nelghborhood OF $50
. day. The little girl Is progress
Ing rapidly IN school. having reach.
ed the Fith grade. but her most
wonderful accomplishment is her
mastery OF the piano.
Ferguson is now being sued by
his former wife for aiimony he Is
alleged not 10 have paid. that the
little girl may 20 on with her mu.
steal education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11

that Is IN agony. can't remember
things az I used 20. Thoughts slip
away from mo I say things ! don't
mean. and mean things l don't say.
Ny head IL thick and my brain IL
IN fog,
walk alone. my work pals on
me, my nerves refuse mo. that let
her-so feeling has got me relish
nothing I eat. and my appetite Is
gone. And aH I think ~ my misery
must hawk again. Ny cough Is q
rattle. The ruby has been plucked
from my cheeks. the flush OF my
young health IL gone. Ny head IL In
a fever. but my hands are cold. and
seem 10 feel In them tho approach
ing chill Of the tomb have read OF
catarrh death. and my mothers
brother died Of the same disease.
Come on. death. ana relieve me.
No. my mother comes Who. Gauss
ala you say. Mothcr7 DO you think
SOL I'll try. Mother Yes. you send
for tho treatment. III use II faith
fuzzy ] won't iet ~ go single day
without using a. They prove ~ IN
every case. do you say All right
send on the coupon today Perhaps.
after all. there f. "a cure. and still
ono person in the world to live for.
one who will love you In spite Of the
catarrh. your mother.
Gauss tatarrh Treatment IL tho
simplest and sureat IN the world u
cures catarrh on common sense
plan. and Gauss proves g. Cut out
tho coupon below and mail II today,
and got free package ~ tho OuaHs
treatment and prove 90 your own
satisfaction that ~ will cure you.
Whether you have catarrh slightly or
serloualy II may be the means Of
Frightening your life. now over
Swallowed by cstarrh. Send coupon
10 G. T. Gauss. 1889 Main St
Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
Sniffler Chased
Out of Meeting
EnrsGrd Audience Roughly Handles
saRs~r who Interrupts speech.

san Antonio. Texas. Sept ia-Dur-
Ing a public primary meeting here
today middlc-AEed man ia tho
audience. who was fumhiins rolled
up handkerchief IN his hand and per-
slEtontly snifflinR ana pulling his
nose during the delivery Of n speech.
was forcihlys eiected from tho as
sembly hall Cries Of Kick him out"
and Choke the lobster" interrupted
the proceedings. and finally resulted
In grand rush for the nose -pulier
by some ~ the cnraEed hearers Ito
was grabbed by the coat collar and
unceremoniously and swiftly moved
toward tho door.
when tho man first sat down and
began loudly tearing out throat
~, wk. tho audience shifted nervous
-. After continuing tho draw rattle
Of his catarrh through ono 81 tho
most stirring parts OF the speech the
audience gave vent 10 its feelings
He was roughly handled on the way
out and sustained several severe
bruises lie was taken to the coun-
~ hospital.
II IL such occurrences aE these
which make the catarrh victim ono
OF the desplsed Of his race lie can't
help hut show his disease. n this
man had simply spent few mo-
menta' time 10 send 20 C. r. Gauss
for a package 81 the wonderful Gauss
Catarrh Treatment. he never would
have suffered such an indiRnity ns
being Kicked out Of n public meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
How to Judge Mans Honesty
The Man Who LET'S You "sse for
Yourself" IL tsuaiiy Honest.

Men as rule. are first dis
covered by their enemies. The an
thgonihfH turn on the searchliRnt
aud The proof Of merit viii depend
on being able TO stand the CLEAN.
There are always men who aim 70
tear down every good Thing. ana
there have been men who set about
10 ridicuic the Gauss Catafrh Treat
meat aud flguratigeiy tear u into
shreda They turned on the CLEAN
and dinNected a. They expected 20
find mere drosH, and found gold. 10
Gauss has been discovered BY bis
enemies
But regardless Of all thls. n a man
viii show the goods" he hhH. Will
iuKiy and openly. and let his patients
prove fret TO themselves b. their
own senses the value of what he
offers them. instead OF expecting
them 10 take hts word for if--there
must be something OF value IN his
goods. and " must show his inten %
lions 20 be honest.
Every cntarrh victim should make
test ~ the great Gauss CAtarrh
Treatment u is free. All you have
20 do iH 60 spend minute or two
cutting out the coupon below. fiiiing
IA with your name and address and
send u on "a O. - Gauss. 1853 Main
street. Marshall. Mich. You will get
back a package Of the Gauss catarrh
Treatment IN plain wrapper and On
der seal. with fuii Information and
instructions. II costs you nothing
and YOU put yourself under no obli-
CATION whatever
Use Il according 20 Instructions.
don't expect too much Of the treat
msnt YOU get. and II will prove e.
you that the worst case OF catHrrt
can be cured. ana that the Gauss
Catarrh Treatment can do a..
Cut cut and mail the coupon today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11

ready 10 sink through the floor At
each repetition % these fnnrtifytnK.
degrading scenes lie feels like a
iepcr-like ono who han no business
90 associate with clean, normal PEG.
pie ~ IL awful
~ you have nerves. or you believe
other people have any. you will just
stop ana look at yourself as you are
aud before other PEOPLE move away
from you when they SEQ you coming
you ought TO run away from them.
| 90 somewhere. anywhere. Just 20 be
alone. and take this page with you.
cut out the coupon at tho bottom.
ana ssud ~ unw. before you null your
nose again. to G. ~ Gauss. 1853 Main
. street Marshall. Mich
~~nd for tre~ TRIAL Treatment.
You viii got hV return mail a free
package 81 the famous Gauss Com
tined Catarrh Treatment. the oaiy
positive cure for even the worst
eases ~ cntsrrh on earth. Gauss
sends you this treatment 90 prove 20
/ you that u VII cure you. and ~ costs
Z you nothing. absolutely nothing
Gauss treatment will save you a
world Of misery and humiliation and
make you Instead % an outcast. a
welcome soul In the bosom 81 your
/ own family. and among your friends
/ and RcquaintnncsH
because you have not gagged az
the table yourself before this. don {
imagine u will not happen some time
| or other as Ions a. you have CAtRrrh.
| GhthrTh brings all this just as sure
ne Night follows day II fs only a
| question Of time. Send the coupon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
Eminent Doctor
Says Blindness
Due to Catarrh

London, Aug. s--Dr ". Manning
Fish. Of Joliet. Ill. declared at the
medical congress that most OF the
blindness In tho world IL the result
OF catarrh In tho upper nasal cavities
or the bony cells composing the roof
Of the nostriis.
Dr. Fish described his experience
In thirty-sis cases. covering n period
81 several years. claiming that I'm
each OF these. Immediate improve
ment or the vision followed tho Of
fective treatment Of tho diseased
nasal cavities. and advised that in
cases Of loss OF vision following grip
measles scarlet fever and kindrsd
ailments. relief be sought through
treatment 81 tho noses OF the
patients
Catarrh Ia caused by n germ which
must be destroyed before the catnrre
Itself can be cured. II not cured
blindness may result An extended
history Of tho many extraordinary
cures effected by tho Gauss treat.
mcnt Will probably be brought To the
attention Of the next international
meeting OF the medical congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
.Catarrh Terribly
Embarrassing
Thi. O.. Especially True nj Meats
Mh~a the tn~ostroilsbi~ Habits
OF tatarrh Victims Chase
A~sy the Appetite. Of
Al nj Table.


'atsfThais tfr tnreifomr tu~stss
Tho sufferer from cathrrh either
leads life - continual emhnrrAEs-
mrut aud shame over his for herr
unavoidable habits. or else IL 30 un-
mindful 81 tho opinion ~ others az
to not care how much they are an
noyed nr niehruea
Al ~" table. a. meaiiims. when
everybody - gathered about the
board with sharp appetitrs and
pleasant hnticipations 81 The good
things 20 come. the rAtnrrh victim 10
suddenly taken Nith the desire Tor
rather. the necessity 81 raising
fnucns There " scramble for HIS
truEtY handkerchief a quick turning
- hiH head. struggle 90 suppress
tho nhuHrafiuE spectacle and then
Eui why detail thr thing 10 nut
shell. me meal iH spoiled for every %
one and nAusra has replaced appr
tito as disgust has replaced antiripa 81
ton. Tbs poor cathrrh victim feels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-11
United States Commissioner
Heard From

Having been absent for some
time. ] now take the opportunity Of
answering your letter. took the
treatment Rs nearly as ] could and
would state that / am cured. IL il
the best catarrh medicine that
hay. ever taken. having tried every
thing that 7 could hear or read Of.
and I am thoroughly satisfied that
70 IL genuine remedy for catarrr.
and IL ever feel the effects Of this
disease coming back 10 me / should
Immediately order more Of your
treatment Your medicine for taxi
INK internally. ] think. is the best
I have ever used for constipation
or indigestion. You are at liberty
TO use the contents ~ this letter,
and any reference made TO me will
be checrfuliv answered. Edward
McCaEherty. United states Commits
Nioner WarroAd. MINI. Box 1.