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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-08-26
GARLAND SPRINGS.

Health remains good through our
part of the county as usual.
w. C. Newell and Henry Sanders
of Mt. Vernon came out in the coun-
try Sunday for a few good breaths
and good water and spent the day with
S. H. Keathley of Garland.
Brother Polk failed to fill his APP
pointment Sunday. We hope he will
be here next time.
Mrs. Della Marress of McCrory is
spending a few weeks visiting rela-
tives around Garland.
J. N. White and son, Johnny, left
some time ago to work in the timber
over on White river.
The writer and family and S. S.
Keathley and family attended church
at Enola Sunday and listened to some
very fine preaching by Rev. johnson
of Bonneville.
Miss Jessie Matthews, sister and
brothers of Cross Roads visited at
Edgar Keathley's Saturday and car
ried Miss Ocla Clark home with them
to spend the night.
The singing here Sunday night was
very fine, but the crowd was very
small.
We are not one bit surprised at
what the Mt. Vernon correspondent
has to say about being called down
for trying to claim the Nebo ballteam
The Mt. Vernon correspondent says
they are all Mt. Vernon boys, because
they all get their mail from that Of
flee. He knows that some of the ball
boys get their mail from Enola and
the rest are served from rural route
from Mt. Vernon. We are informed
by the captain Of the Needs Greek
team that the boys were 'strictly Ne
DO" and did not want any Mt. Yer
non boy in it. He says they have
got Lee Flowers from Nebo, but they
cannot have any Of the rest of the
boys. As to Mt. Vernon band wagon
it IS So Qld and frail only a few OF
the light-weights can ride in it. From
the way the last election went, 1,
seems the people of Nebo and Garland
have a new band wagon that's up tc
date. He speaks Of the Nebo people
fast coming to the front. We will say
that the people of Nebo, like the peo-
Pile of Garland, have been in the front
rank all the while and the Mt. Yer
non correspondent has been looking
backward. When he gets turned
around he will be all right. That
all that is the matter.
Chester Lay and wife and Mrs
Durham made trip up to Hebel
prings Saturday, after their sister
Miss Marta, who has been up there
lite a while for her health.
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dren have been very i'll the past week
but are reported better at present.
Several from here attended Prof
Goodies normal closing at Spring
Hill Friday night, and report nice
time.
Singing here Sunday was well at
tended and we had some nice singing
o. E. Surratt and family of Little
Rock are spending a week with rela-
tives of this place.
S. j. Mills carried a load of sorg-
hum molasses to Little Rock Monday
Needs Creek baseball team will
play Naylor at Holland Wednesday,
and Guy at Greenbrier Saturday.
Ernest Hoggard has hidden Needs
Greek goodbye, so we are informed
and Willie Abrams has taken his
place.
Rev. Emory Wilson is still pastor
at Mr.. Glover's and fills his regular
appointment every Sunday.
J. C. Loveless is building a new
barn, preparing for fall.
Uncle Andrew Mills is preparing
his ground to sow wheat. This is
something that every farmer ought to
do. Raise your own food at home
and quit buying so much corn, meat,
flour and coffee, and on top of this
committing an objectionable sin, and
that u buying commercial fertilizer.
Fly Hamilton of Texas is the guest
Of Mrs. S. C. Newberry this week.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing. Everybody come next Sunday
morning and let's get it on two legs
one more time.
August 25.
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DAMASCUS.
August rs

1t bids fair to be another week OF
rainy weather.
Quite a lot of fodder and hay was
lost on account of so much rain in
this community last week.
Dr. John Hutto returned home last
Monday from Heber Springs, where
he spent a week with his family
Mrs. Hutto is going on to Kansas to
visit her son, Seth Hutto.
Several from here, including the
Damascus brass band, attended the
picnic at Republican last Saturday
and reported having a good time.
A revival meeting of the Nazarene
Holiness church is being carried on
at Sulphur three miles north of here.
A. G. Nicholson has purchased the
residence property of John Privett
in the south part of town and moved
into it last week.
G. W. Mcgee went to Little Rock
one day last week to purchase some
fixtures for his gin. He has moved
his gin stands from the lower to the
upper floor and has exchanged his
steam cylinder press for hydraulic
pump press. He is getting everything
in ship shape for ginning this fall.
John Satterwhite has gone to Cen
terville this week to do some work on
the gin at that place.
August %.
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MT. OLIVE.

We are having too much rain for
cotton and the people can't get the
fodder saved.
The wind and rain of last week did
considerable damage to the corn crop,
blowing a great deal of corn to the
ground.
Mr.. Cook of near Nebo, together
with some young people, came down
and rendered some good singing at
Mt. Olive Saturday night.
Mrs. w. j, Snow Of Conway was
visiting relatives and friends here the
past week
Misses Eufaula Snow and Waneda
White are visiting here at present.
We are glad to see Claude Wilker-
son back again.
Some from this place attended
church at Vilonia Sunday night.
We will have only two more weeks
OF school. ~ 'yr ~ 'e>-''..
Mr.. Walls our road man, has warn
ed at lot of the boys out to do some
much needed road work this week.
The weather man gave US another
very hard rain Monday night, retard-
ing hay very much.
Weather warm and cloudy.
August 25.
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CAN Ely.

The rain last week did considerable
damage here as it blew down corn
and washed the ground very badly.
Soudan grass is doing fine and will
soon be ready for the second cutting.
w. H. Harrell of Conway lost a
fine Jersey heifer last Saturday that
was in his Caney pasture.
J. A. Patrick caught the first pos
sum of the season in his well.
We are sorry to announce the Sc
we're illness of T. ]. Crook. His son,
Mulligan, was summoned to his bed
side last Sunday from Perry county.
Misses Kate Daueherty and Alice
Sims left last Saturday for Vilonia
to visit friends for few days.
Rev. Martin and Messrs. Powell and
Hill, Hendrix College students, visited
Caney last Sunday and Rev. Martin
preached very interesting sermon
after Sunday school. Come again,
boys, you're always welcome.
Dean Cox, with several more Of our
farmers, started last Monday loaded
with wheat to a -four mill IA miles
below Little Rock. When they r2turn
Caney will have bread timber.
w. E. Cox and wife of Conway Wis
tied Mr.. Cox's parents a few days
last week
We believe it is too late to try to
have fair this year. We had better
wait until next year than to STAT
now and make fizzle,
August "a. tf4.--s
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MAYFLOWER.

We are having lots of rainy yeath-
er at this writing.
Miss Lee Ledrick of this place and
Buck Roper of Conway were hap
PLY married on last Saturday after
noon. DR.. J. A. Summers pronounce
ed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Merriman of
Fairfield, ILL.,, visited at the home of
DR.. J. A. Summers and wife the past
week.
The section contest which was held
here on last Saturday was a grand
success, Mayfower winning several
prizes.
Miss Eta Merriman of Conway is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Summers,
this week.
Homer Lawrence and family are
visiting at Chadwick this week.
August 25.
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KENDALL.

There was a very good attendance
at Sunday school here Sunday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Raymond Rowlett is visiting
lat Guy.
Everett Phillips is here from
Charleston, S. c.
J. L. Smith and family visited at
Robert Russell's Sunday.
James Thomas is visiting his broth
err, Sam, who is sick at his home near
wooster.
Lincoln Smith of Greenbrier was
here Sunday.
The school at this place is progress
ing nicely with Pierce Batson as its
teacher.
DR.. Alex Stephens of Springfield
visited at w. A. Russelfs Sunday.
August "a.
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WOOSTER.

Carl Patton of Morrilton was visit
~ relatives here last week.
Mr.. Bennett and Miss Alva Eth
ridge returned home last week from
Heber Springs, where they have been
pending month.
LIT. Patton attended the cotton as
ISOLATION at Memphis last week.
Wallace, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ether Holloway, has typhoid fever.
Sam Thomas is lingering with ty'
phoid fever.
Grandma Thomp on is visiting
friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. McMahan Wis
tied relatives at Conway Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McMahan Wis
tied relatives at Center Ridge las
week.
R. 0. and N. C. Robinson are buy
ing cattle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clements are
visiting at Houston.
L. T. Patton and son have bought
the Tillason farm from the Nat Eth
ridge heirs. 1t lie about four miles
northwest of here
A heavy rain fell here Monday
night.
J. t. Benton OF Under and daugh
ter. Mrs. j. E. Wofford of Conway
were the guests of DR.. NJ. c. Burnett
and family here Thursday.
E. and Samuel Lawrence have pur
chased a new sorghum mill,
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WARNING ORDER.

I'm the Chancery Court of Faulkner County,
Catherine Ann Park Plaintiff.
No. 1776 VS.
w. M Carter, James E. Carter Eugenia Car
ter, Mollie Simms, Mamie Simpson, Fran
ces Watson, Della Hadley, Maggie Quails'
Ben Quals, Hubert Qualls. Sam Qualls-
Walter Qualls, Bessie White. Pat Qualis'
Ada Elmore, Emma Brown, Jack Cochran
Bud Cochran, Alex Cochran, Ida Barnet
Mary Hill, Walter Loveless. Luther Love
less, Esther Ray. Dora Loveless, Carl Sur
raft and Ethel Surratt, Defendants.
The defendants w. M. Carter, Jas. e. Car
ter, Eugenia Carter. Mollie Simms, Nanns
Simpson, Frances Watson. Della Hadley, Mag
gle Quals, Ben Quals, Hubert Qualls, sam
Qualls. Walter Quals. Bessie White, Pat
Qualls, Ada Gilmore, Emma Brown, and ida
Barnett, are hereby warned to appear in TINS
court within 80 days and to the
complaint of Catherine Ann Park.
Witness my hand Clerk of the Chancery
Court of Faulkner County. Arkansas, and tne
seal of said court this oath day of August
1915.
(Sea) A. NJ LEDBETTER, Clerk.
BY ]. E. WoFFoRD D. c. (2w4D
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STONY POINT.

Nice rains fell here last week which
were very much appreciated.
Will Clements and wife visited neal
Houston Ark, last week.
Henry Reed made a trip to Vilonia
last week.
Wallace Holloway is confined to his
led wit htyphoid fever.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sid McClain
Monday night, August 16, nine
pound girl. All are doing we'll except
Sid and he has a smile that won't
come off.
Willard Woffard of Alma, Ark, is
visiting relatives here.
S. J. McMahan and family of Woos-
ter were the guests of Henry Reed
and family Sunday.
August 25.
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POSITIVE PROOF.
SHOULD CONVINCE THE MOST
SKEPTIC IN CONWAY.

Because it's the evidence of a Con-
way citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement of mer--
it.
The best proof. Read it:
R. D. Naylor, retired farmer, Con-
way, says: "All my life l have been
contracted colds which have made my
kidneys weak. Not long ago l no
ticed dull, steady ache in the small
of my back which made it hard for
me to get around. l was. stiff and.
lame at times and couldn't stoop. L
realized my kidneys needed attention
and / got box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at the Greenson Drug Store.
They did me lot of good. The pains:
in my back disappeared and felt like
a different person."
Price, soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Naylor had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y-Adv. q
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GUY.

We are having so much rain that
there can't be much work done at
present.
Mrs. Mason McMillen of Kendall is
spending the week with relatives and
friends at this place.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sim is right sick at
this writing.
George Lieblong, who attended
school here the past few weeks, re-
turned to his home at Greenbrier last
Monday.
Miss Ruth Hammock of Russell is
visiting at her grandmother's, Mrs.
Harriet Hartwick's, for few weeks.
Quite a crowd from here attended
the picnic at Republican Saturday
and report fine time.
Mis- Ruth Glover closed her school
last week.
August 25.
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MT. VERNON.

Sunday was such lovely day thai
the attendance at Sabbath school wa:
fine. The Bible lecture by Jane:
Traylor was good and all seemingly
enjoyed the day.
Prof. Rhyme and wife, nee Miss
Bessie Wood, of Olmstead, are here
visiting relatives and friends.
John Landers and wife of Quitmar
came down Sunday to visit at Hote
Sanders.
w. S. Gamblin of White county
brought in nice load of watermelons
Saturday.
The young people enjoyed melon
feast with Miss Glee Hatfield Satur-
day evening.
The fruit crop has been very good
here.
A. ]. Trobaugh is building for him.
self a new barn on his residence lot
here.
Mr.. French our painter, returned
from a visit to Mr.. Miller, his part
ner, in Conway, the past week, and
will paint C. V. Hooks residence on
North street.
M. A. Jobe and family and Dave
Stewart and family of Conway, all
went to Heber Springs to the reunion
last week.
Mrs. w. w. Hampton visited at
Rose Bud and Heller Springs the past
week.
A Sunbeam class was organized at
the Baptist church Sunday after
noon.
Lester Hooks and family of Ro-
nance visited at C. V. Hooks here
Sunday.
DR.. Wilson and family of Enola
went to Sidon Sunday in his auto.
Roy Roberts of Hammonsville was
here Saturday He is a coming young
man of real worth.
B. H. Traylor went to Little Rock
Saturday with load Of eggs, chick
ems, etc. B. H. makes fine mule
driver. He is we'll trained in voice,
having led the singing class here this
summer.
August "a.
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PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

(By English Glass, Public SCHOOL,
The recent rains have caused the
peaches to rot and fodder to spoil.
so now we make sorghum visit.
I. F. Hampton and family of Deni-
son, Tex, are visiting T. B. Hamp-
ton.
Lewis Matthews and wife spent
Friday night with T, B. Hampton and
family.
Joseph Arthur and wife visited
Caney valley, Vonway county. last
week and attended the portracted
meeting there.
George Dunn and wife of Pickles
Gap visited relatives here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Bob Bell and family are visiting
relatives in Perry county this week.
Jim Wofford and family were guests
of Lee Burchfeld and family Sunday
Mrs. Carl Downing of Conway, who
has been visiting relatives here, went
home Saturday.
The wedding bells still ring-this
time for Walter Hiett and Miss Mol.
lie Holloway, who were married Sun.
day afternoon. Well have somewhere
else to visit soon.
Miss Susie Elliott of Stony Point is
Visiting her brother, Henry Elliott
fhis week.
Several from here attended the con.
fert at Spring Hill last Friday night
ind all report fine time.
Il Quite a number from here are nlan.
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Brief News of Faulkner
SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
THIS COUNTY.

there once more then Rev. Press
Glover will take his place for the en-
suing year.
Marvin Stevenson, Frank James,
Gabe Smith and Ben Clark had an in
teresting debate at the Valley last
Saturday night, but one side got
beaten.
Ebert Lasley is crippled up with
the rheumatism so he can't work.
The county is building new bridge
acros the bayou north of Holland.
August 25.
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SUNNY GAP.
August

Health is reasonably good at this
writing.
We are having too much rain at
present. 1t is damaging our crops
The recent winds have blown down
lots of corn and it is rotting. Much
fodder has been lost on account OF
the rain.
Rev. J. o. Cantrell has just closed a
very successful meeting at Old Liber,
ty church. There were % CONVEX
sions.
C. O. Berry and wife from Lollie
are visiting friends and relatives here
this week.
CYRUS Shaw returned to his home
at Russellville Monday night, after a
few days visit with relatives and
friends at this place.
Marvin Johnston and wife are Wis
iting at Conway.
We motive that we have got two
new chicken peddlers this week, Ed
gar Johnston and Buford McCord.
J. E. Wilson made business trip
to town Tuesday.
Miss Trude Gibbon is visiting rel
atives in Conway this week.
Rev. j. C. Dawson will begin a Sc
ries of meetings at this place next
Sunday, August 20. Everybody in
vited to attend.
Fred Shaw of Memphis is visiting
here this week.
August 25.
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~" CENTER POINT.

Health is good in this neigh'-r-
hood.
Rev. Kelley has just closed W.
successful meeting at Cypress F&i-o,
church.
The heavy rain storms did n'c-1
damage in this part of the county =
s,he corn and cotton
Ramon Laird died at the hone G
his parents. He was sick only fe|
hours. Only a few short years We.
YOU with US, dear boy, yet even Wi'h-l
so short time many plan was MAJ
ned out by both parents and Others
for YOUR success in life. Yet It IS WI
that you have been called 50 e.,
that by your reckoning YOU may de-
manv of US to look and strive to ga
abundance to that distant ElceA
where now untrammeled you enc
happiness eternal. The entire con-
munity sympathize deeply with u
fond parents in their bereavement.
The next nominees for county OF
rers will be democrats in good STAND
ING with the party who do not p@.'
tbeir hair in the middle OF their he23.
and who are in favor of better roc
system. The outlook at present Is
fairly good
We are getting ready for the win
ter schools and this is the nope D
this county.
August "a.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
From Saturdays Dailq.

From SATURDAY DdIV
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of Miss Gladys Frau
enthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Frauenthal of Little Rock, to
Mayer Gates of Memphis, the mar
riage ceremony to be contaminated in
December. Miss FrauenthaPs child
hood was spent while her parents re-
sided in Conway and she has many
friends here who wish her abundant
happiness. She completed her studies
at La Selle Seminary, Boston, last
spring, and has been spending the
summer months at Elkhart Lake,
Wis. Mr.. Gates was graduated from
Harvard last June.
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PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

Rain, rain, rain! Nothing but rain
Married, at Esquire Ethridge's last
Sunday evening, Walter Hieett tt
Mollie Holloway. We wish the happy
couple success.
Mack Burchfeld sold a mule ir
Conway Monday.
Miss Mobbs and Lynn and wife OF
Greenbrier were guests at I'll. w. Ha'
vens' Monday.
Mrs. Eula Wofford and children OF
Stony Point visited Lee Burchfield
Sunday.
Born, to James Haven and wife, a
daughter Sunday.
Flye Hampton and wife Of Texas
are visiting relatives here.
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AGED CONWAY WOMAN
SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS
MRS. FRANCIS A. NAYLOR. rs
DIES AT HOME OF DAUGH-
TER AT A. M. TODAY.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Francis A. Naylor, rs years
old, wife of Robert D. Naylor, died
this morning at o'clock at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. d. Collier.
on Grove street, after an illness of
only four days. Funeral services will
be conducted from the Collier resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock, by Rev. Oliver Cantrell of
Holland. Burial will be in Oak Grove
cemetery. The pail bearers will be
w. B. Owen, w. F. Thomasson, John
Garrett, Bird Thomasson, D. F.
Tucker and Geo. S. Schichtl.
Mrs. Naylor was born in Forsythe
county, Georgia, November 3, 1889.
She came to Faulkner county, set
ting at Naylor, 20 miles northeast
of Conway, in 1870, where she lived
until seven years ago, when she
moved to Conway. She was men,
Der of the Baptist church.
She is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. J. D. Collier and Mrs. w. J.
West of Conway, Mrs. B. L. Herring
of Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. w. T.
Gray of Vilonia; and four sons, W.
j., Fred A., and James C. Naylor of
Little Rock and Ohio L. Naylor of
Conway.
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WAVES EXAMINATION.

Arthur Johnson, charged with forg-
ing the name of Wallace Grady to
a check for S18 and securing the
amount from Sam Sarason, waived
a preliminary hearing before Justice
John L. Phillips this afternoon, and
was released from custody on bond
in the sum of 5000. The defendant
took a change of venue from the court
of Justive G. M. Easterwood to JUS
tice Phillips court.
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UNION VALLEY.

Well we continue TO get our portion
of the rain-too much for the CROPS.
Cattle are dying in adjoining nelgh-
borhoods from some cause but none
have died in this section Vet.
Uncle Jess Matthews and wife are
visiting relatives in Oklahoma this
week.
"Uncle lord" Woodward is SEX at
the home of H. E. Woodward.
Rev. Herring filed his appointi2ent
at Marcus Hill Sunday and will preach
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ming to attend the contest 1t Black
Fork next Saturday.
Now for the news: What? An S.
l. A. program and a boosters box
box supper. When? Friday after
noon from a until o'clock. Where
at the schoolhouse. Who? Every
body!
| August 25.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Faulkner County,
Arkansas
Peter Thompson. Plaintiff.
No. 1879 VS.. ~
Lizzie Thompson. Defendant
The defendant. Lizzie Thompson, is hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff Peter Thompson.
Witness my hand and seal this 25th day OF
August, 1915
(Sea) A. M. LEDBETTER Clerk.
Bruce & Green, solicitors for plaintiff
Roy G. Bruce, attorney, ad Item (2w4t'l
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3 PEABODY SCHOLARSHIPS.

Little Rock, Aug. 1.-THE State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
has at his disposal three scholarships
in the Georgia Peabody College for
Teachers, at Nashville, Tenn. The
benefciaries are to be nominated by
Supt. Cook. The scholarships are
open to any white teacher of the
state. - '"r~ 49,
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ALL HOPE GONE.

Her Fiance (his first appearance
in swimming costume) whats the
matter, dear? Don't you know me-?
His Fiance: ooh Jack, was
afraid it was you. Judge.
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NEEDS CREEK.

Sorghum making is the order of the
day.
We have had plenty of rain for a
while, and a little more than we need
ed, as farmers are uneasy about
their four-cent cotton.
Luther Loveless and two Of his chill
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-08-26
1915 ACTS RECEIVED.

County Clerk j. A. Lea today re-
ceived a shipment of copies of the
acts of 1915, from Secretary of State
Earle W. Hodges. One copy is pro-
vided for each county officer and each
justice of the peace in the county.
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Dyspepsia is America s surse. To
restore digestion, normal weight, good
health and purify the blood, use Bur-
dock Bitters. Solt at all drug tsores.
Price, $100-Ady
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JllS llIoI Y u
August 2;

Doan's Regulets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad aft
er effects. Csc at all drug stores.
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Itching, bleeding, protruding or
protruding or blind piles have yielded
to Doan's Ointment. soc at all stores.
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For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes, 25c and
soc, at all drug stores.-Adv.