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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
THE FAIR STORE

around here.
 Several new pupils at school Mon day.
 Several are attefding the meeting at Union Valley this week.
 Dr. Mabry and wife have returned from a visit to Heber Springs and Leslie.
 Virgil Grisham, who has been wis iting relatives here, has gone to Con way to enter James Business College
 Carl Harrod and wife went to Ar genta Friday, returning Sunday.
 Prof. c. c. Jones and daughter, Miss Stella, visited homefolks atCon- Iway Saturday and Sunday. Mary, the two-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. H. Shaw is sick at this writing. s. s. Surratt sold his team of mules last week for $400. Jesse Carter of Dover, Ark, has hired to c. H. Butler to work while Roscol Grafton of Sharon, was here Sunday. Tom Allinder and family of Baileys chapel, visited at J. H. Surratt's Sat urday night and Sunday. Will Smith, Jim Surratt, and Tav- ener Powell, went to Plumerville last week.
 Be sure and remember the box sup per here Thanksgiving night. We are expecting a grand old time, so come and enjoy yourself.
 The I. O. o. F. will have big din- ner here Saturday. Prof. J. M. 0, lVaughter, Rev. Otto Wilmington anu Rev. J. T. Gossett will deliver ao' dresses.
 Singing at Holland next Sunday ] Rev. J. T. Gossett will preach a' 1 the Methodist church next Sunday
 Be sure and come to the box supper Thanksgiving night. A special IT. vitation is given to Naylor, Enola' Union Valley, Cadron Valley, Ackin Gap, Needs Creek and all adJolhlns neighborhoods. November 10.
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eral children of school age and will transfer into this district.
 School began here Monday morn ing with w. J. Roberts as teacher. Cotton is very late opening and it will be sometime before the attendance is very large.
 An association of northern Lonoke county teachers was held at Cabot Saturday. Several interesting ad- dresses were made, one by County Superintendent E. R. Robinson, in which he assaied the national defense problem.
 We wish to thank Mrs. Julia AL dridge for her donation to the tele- phone central last week.
 Farm Demonstrator J. l.. Phillips failed to fill his appointment at Cy- press Valley last night. He was bill ed to speak on tick eradication.
 Harold Moore made flying trip to Vilonia Monday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. John Walk CT, fine boy.
 Misses Edith Jones, Etta Fiddler Bernice and Clyde Hogan attended the teachers association at Cabot Sat urday.
 The number of people attending the trades day at Cabot Saturday was es timated at 7,500 Among the features of the day was mule riding, trapel iacting and balloon ascension.
 There will be preaching at Wood row Saturday night and Sunday by Rev. w M. Harper of Enola.
 w. T. Russell has rented w. c Shows place and will move soon. November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
SPRINGFIELD.

Farmers are almost done gathering their crops. .,
 The Baptist district meeting held here on Friday and Saturday before the fifth Sunday was attended by a large number of people. Very inter- esting sermons were delivered.
 Miss Blanche Moore is visiting at Russellvile, the guest of her sister Mrs. Dr. J. w. Powell. Miss Thelma Cureton of Conway visited relatives and friends here the Ipast week. Mrs. J. w. Berry and children spent last week with relatives at Mar tinville.
 Mrs. Mamie Moses of Solgohachls visited her son, w. c. Moses, here the past week. School opened here Monday, under the management of Prof. Hewen ant Misses Glennie Haibrook and Zells Bell.
 Miss Orvella Stell opened schoo near Georgia settlement Monday.
 Dave Jones and family from nea Plumerville visited relatives here tn past week.
 Miss Blanche Moore delightfull entertained with a Halloween part on Monday evening of last week. November 10.
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M'NEW CHAPEL.

After all the good weather we are having some fine rains now, which will put the ground in fine shape for blowing.
 Luther Thompson and family visit ed J. w. Venable and family Satur- day and Sunday.
 E. Blessing is in the market to buy fine Duroc hog. Why don't some body who has good hogs in the county advertise them in the Log Cabin Dem ocrat?
 Chris Blythe was in Conway last week trading and selling cotton.
 Our school opened Monday morning with 51 in attendance. Prof. Ben Clark is principal and Miss May Clark assistant. We expect to have the best and most interesting school we have ever had here.
 There will be box supper at the schoolhouse Thanksgiving night, with a nice program and a lot of nice boxes. Everybody come out and let's have a good time
 Cotton is about all out here, and
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GREENBRIER.

The three weeks drouth was brok- en Monday by good rain.
 c. o. Payne, R. G. Bruce and Roy Hendrickson passed through here last Monday afternoon. < Y Q, Cantrell filled his regular ap- rointment at Old Liberty Saturday and Sunday. He was accompanied by w. H. Parks.
 w. B. Love returned Saturday evening from Havana, where he wis tied his brother and looking at the country.
 pr. c. L. Henderson was in Con- way Monday.
 Misses Lyda Parks and Della Wool ly visited friends in Conway Satur- day and Sunday.
 Mrs. J. E. Wofford and children of Conway visited relatives here Satur- day.
 s. A. Lloyd and wife of Damascus visited Mrs. J. A. Pearce the past week.
 J. A. Pearce was at Damascus the past week.
 Will Wilson of Conway, who is out here canvassing and papering Dr. G l.. Henderson's residence, visited homefolk sat Conway Saturday ane Sunday.
 A. H. Fuckers new storehouse or North Front street is completed.
 w. H. Parks, J. A. Peace, J. w Dillaha and D. J. May were in Con way Tuesday.
 w. E. McCollum and Dan Jordan returned from Pangburn Friday aft ernoon, where they had been visiting relatives and friends the past week.
 Bob Cook is doing some painting O. Shady Grove schoolhouse on Horse shoe mountain.
 November 10.
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ilv to mourn her loss. We must re- member that our loss is heaven gain. Surely death loves a bright one. The bereaved family has the sympathy of the entire community.
 w. T. Williams and Sam Glover eft Monday for Perry county, where
 hey will spend week hunting.
 Melton Blessing of Cadron Valley spent Saturday night with Lester Shearer.
 Sam Surratt and wife visited C. A Mills Sunday. Several from here attended the Apostolic meeting at Union Valley Sunday night. Society was reorganized here Sat urday night.
 Our school began Monday, under the management of Prof. Arthur. H' is ably assisted by his wife. A sue cessful term is expected. | November 10.
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croup.
 R. H. Montgomery and wife of Mountain View are visiting Mrs. Montgomery's mother, Mrs. w. k' Henry, who is no better. G. w. Tanner came home from Nay Tor sick again Tuesday.
 Lealon Harton and Miss Bess Wal lace were quietly married last Sunday evening. Rev. R. H. Montgomery Of ficiating.
 School started here Monday morn ing very promising, with W. c. Beene, principal, A. H. Burkett, flrst assistant, l.. A. Ross, intermediate and Miss Ruth M. Glover, primary.
 Polie and Chester Henry left Mon day morning for Republican, where they will teach school this winter.
 Earnest Castleberry is staying with his brother. Gilbert, and teaching the Rowlett school.
 c. o. Payne, deputy United States marshal, was in this vicinity Monday giving some of our citizens a speclal invitation to attend federal court in Little Rock.
 w. J. Bell returned Saturday from a visit to his brother at Shreveport, La.
 w. J. Buttle formed too intimate an acauaintance with John Barley Corn last Sunday and Justice Kessin- ger said, 5000 and the trimmings.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. McNutt of Springfield visited Mrs. McNutt's S parents, MT. and Mrs. k. A. Mont gomery, Sunday.
 November 10.
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SUNNY GAP.
November 1t

We had a nice rain here Monday. 1 Rev. J. O. Cantrell filled his regu lar appointment at the Old Liberty church Sunday.
 Prof. J. M. c. Vaughter was in ou1 midst Sunday.
 | The Baptist church licensed Rev Ernest Simmons and Rev. Charlie Parks to preach. We are certainly glad to see them take up the work for the Lord, and we pray and trust that they will be of great service to our community in leading our boys and girls to Christ.
 Rev. J. M. McAnally deliver two in- teresting sermons Saturday night and Sunday at the Methodist church.
 We are getting along fine with our Sunday school, and we hope that we will be able to do better work in the Sunday school next year than we have in the past year. We invite all who will to attend our Sunday school.
 The stork visited at L. I. Souther- lands Sunday evening and left a fine boy.
 People of this community are finish ing their little cotton picking, but the rain will delay them for a while.
 A. A. Woodwork and wife visited at E. A. Atchley's Sunday.
 Rev. Parks from Greenbrier at tended church here. Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. Harrod is convalescing slowly.
 Our society will meet on Wednes- day night and re-elect officers, and will meet on every Wednesday night. We expect to have one of the best so- cieties here in the county. Everybody is invited to come and join us In the work.
 A crowd of young folks went out kodaking Sunday afternoon, and re- ported nice time.
 November 10.
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HAPPY VALLEY.

We had nice rain Monday morn ing.
 There is some sickness here at pres ent.
 Mrs. Silas Cardin went to Little Rock last week and had tumor talk en off of her shoulder. She has re- turned and is doing well.
 R. M. Thomson and family visited relatives here Sunday. T. N. Cardin has appendicitis. Melvin Venable of Centervllle Vls- tied relatives here Saturday night.
 R. F. Hart and wife were in Con- way last week.
 Ye scribe and family and Miss Dovey Cardin die shopping in Con- way Friday and Saturday.
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CATO.

The drouth was broken here by g nice rain Monday.
 Prof. S. E. Purviance from Bates vile College began his school here Monday. Prof. Purviance is the prin- cipal of our school and Miss Gertrude Office is assistant.
 w. D. Springer and wife, Dr. J. F Pairet and Joe Price went to Conway one day last week.
 Mrs. Nichols of Kellogg has rented one of T. B. Proctor's houses, known as the Harper house, and she will move here soon.
 Miss Ada Steel from across the hill visited Misses Ethel and Floy Hogan Saturday night and Sunday.
 Homer Gavin and sister, Miss Flo ra of Beryl, visited their sister, Mrs. Mary Puckett, here Saturday and Sunday.
 Carl Clement has opened a dry goods and grocery store here in the Proctor old store.
 Brother Johson preached his fare we'll sermon here Sunday night, un- less conference sends him back. We hope to have him sent back for an other year. Bro. Johnson has been with us three years.
 J. E. Hogan, one of our merchants, says he is going to be in the race for county treasurer, an dwill make his announcement soon.
 J. J. Office went to Little Rock Monday.
 Fred Hogan went to Little Rock yesterday.
 The death angel visited the home of Andrew Isham and wife last Frl- day and took one of their twin babies, which was nearly a year old. We eX- tend our deepest sympathy to the be- reaved parents.
 MT. Pinson of Conway was here last night and this morning, repre- senting Geyer & Adams of Little Rock.
 November 10.
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NEEDS CREEK.

A much-needed rain fell here Mon- day.
 T. M. Johnston and family visited Cecil Loveless Sunday.
 "Uncle" George Woodruff and wife were in Conway Saturday.
 w E. Shearer and family were shopping in Conway Friday.
 Miss Cora Glover was the guest ot Miss Delora Lowry Saturday night.
 Zack Loveless has been transactlng business in Little Rock the past week.
 Say, Holland correspondent that was not all the cotton MT. Cato had He picked till he got hungry and then he ate so much it was useless to go back after noon.
 Mrs. Alex Gibson of this place died Monday morning. She leaves fam
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ginned and sold. So let's all fall break our land and do better next year.
 There has been some rye and oats sowed here, but not as much as should have been.
 Say, boys, we want to warn you now that there will be some running for representative up this way, too, as our Dr. Hardy is in the race, and we want to warn you hunters to be careful. All the heads you see in the brush are not rabbits heads-some are candidates, pushing around hunting the dear people.
 November 10.
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FAYETTEVILLE.

We have been having some fine weather for the time of year. People in our community are almost done gathering.
 Health is good here at this writ ing.
 Our school opened October 25. Some very interesting talks were made by the teachers and visitors. All present seemed to feel very much in- terested in the school and we believe we are going to have a fine school here this term.
 The S. l. A. will give box supper
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WOOSTER.

Milo Princes family of Center Ridge visited w. C.. McMahan and family here last week.
 c. H. Fuller is having his residence remodeled this week. N. A. Pearson is doing the work.
 A. D. Hogan, s. w. Watson and M G. Greene are out hunting this week.
 Sheriff w. w. Bishop and family and Deputy Sheriff Roy Hendrickson were through here Sunday.
 Mrs. w. c. McMahan has been ling ering with fever for several days.
 B. F. Burnett is building an addi- tion to his new residence and will move there soon.
 J. R. Bolton sold 40 acres of land to S. J. McMahan Monday.
 The Sunday school here is progress ing nicely and the patrons have pur- chased an organ.
 I. s. Ball and Misses Daisy Ball and Pearl McClain visited Emmett Ball at Little Rock Sunday.
 J. l.. Patton returned from Little Rock Sunday, where his wife under went an operation last week for ap- pendicitis.
 Arch Gault, who was shot by l.. M. Bell near here last week, is recover ing.
 l.. T. Patton and son bought 50 acres of land from w. H. Elliott near here last week.
 November 10.
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Brief News of Faulkner ooMr oF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN WI THIS COUNTY.

faculty. She will begin her work Monday. The free school began Mon day and there were 50 or 60 new stu dents and several boarding students The school is doing good work, with Prof. J. G. Goode as principal
 Albert Sowell has moved into hlS new home in town.
 Ed Oquinn and Owen Simpson traded places and both have moved.
 V. Fortner has his new shop about completed and has got about all of his machinery placed and ready for any kind of work.
 Jesse and John Sandford went to Conway Tuesday.
 Dr. Mum lost a fine milch COW re- gently.
 November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
GUY

We had a nice rain Monday morn ing that was very much needed.
 !. w. DeJarnatt left with his fami- ly Tuesday morning for Quitman to make his future home.
 Gilbert Castleberry has moved into Dr. DeJarnatt's residence and started his school Monday morning at Chicken Bristle.
 Mrs. Carrie Hatcher, wife ot w. M. Hatcher, died Tuesday morning She has been sick for several weeks. She leaves a husband and five small children.
 G. w. Sims had the sad mlsfor- tune to lose one of his small children by death. The child had membranous
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at the schoolhouse Thursday night, November 25 Each box will contain ticket which will give all who buy a box a chance at a quilt, pieced by the members of the s. l. A. We kindly ask every lady in the district to pre- pare a box and come to the supper. The teachers will prepare a short program for the occasion. The pro- ceeds will be used in any way that is most needed for the benefit of the school. We hope to do great deal for the school during this term, and we need the help of all the parents. Floy Sans, the six-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lindsey Sans, died at their home in Bates vile settlement Sunday morning, Oc- tober 31, of laryngitis. To the be- reaved we extend our deepest sym pahy.
 Arthur Spier and wife and mother visited relatives here the latter part of last week.
 Prof. w. c. Beene of this place went to Guy last Sunday. The school there, in which he is principal, opened last Monday morning. MT. and Mrs. Cecil Martin were here a short time Monday. E. H. Miller is at Damascus clerking for MT. Nicholson. November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
POPULATION IS
 STILL GROWING

The population of Cadron townSnp is continuing to show a healthy nav ural growth. According to vital S'" tistics for the month of October pie pared by Dr. George s. Brown, couD usa ty health officer, the births Tn ' ;n township for the month were asS,f # more than double the number m deaths. In the city of Conway .sd .d deaths and three births were repoinss sss and in Cadron township outside 1
 city five deaths and 12 births "els reported, making a total Of Sevs. deaths and 15 births for the to"' ship during the month.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
PROMPT RELIEF
November 10.

can be found in cases of Colds, Coughs, LaGrippe and Headaches by using Laxative Quinine Tablets. Does not affect the head or stomach. Buy your winters supply now. Price 25c.-Adv. tz)
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
AVOID A DOCTORS BILL

on the first of the month by taking now a bottle of Mansfield Cough Bal sam for that hacking, hollow cough. Price. 25c and 50c.-Adv CD
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
THIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH.

You will look ten years younger If you darken your ugly, grizzly, gray hairs by using La Creole" Hair Dressing. Price, $1.OO (2l
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
DON'T GAMBLE

that your hearts all right. Make ure. Take "Renovine"-a heart and lerve tonic. Price, soc and $l. CD
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
WOODROW.

Woodrow is undergoing some changes now.
 I. w. White sold a tract of land to his son, James, of Guy, who has sev-
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HOLLAND.

A nice rain fell here Monday morn ing.
 The crops are about all gathered
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-11
WOMEN SUFFERED
 UNTOLD TORTURES,

but who wants to be a Spartan? Take "Femenina" for all female disorders. Price. soc and $1.00-Adv (2)
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Candidate for County and Pro- bate Clerk of Faulkner County.
 Your vote and influence will be appreciated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20
Many Leagues Being Formed
and Championship Games
Will Be Played.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Riding on
the crest of the present skating boom,
hockey appears destined to become
the premier winter sport throughout
the country, where either natural or
artificial ice is available for the game.
The installation OF artificial Kinks In
the leading eastern and southern
cities has greatly increased interest IN
the game in these sections while in
the north and northwest, where low
temperature can be counted upon to
provide ice several months each year.
hockey is more popular than ever be.
fore.
This is due in part to the promi-
nence given the sport by the colleges
during the last few seasons. Hockey
is now considered the major sport OF
the winter months at a number OF
the leading eastern and western uni
versities. The schedules Of the teams
are constantly increasing in length
and Importance of games and the
players, as they graduated from col,
lege continue to play for clubs either
amateur or professional. Information.
al contests between the leading
teams Of United States and Canadian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20
Hockey Becoming Most
Popular Winter Sport

colleges or clubs no longer excite
special comment. although the inter
est IN the result is keener than eve,
Sectional, city and intercity leagues
are common and there. Is talk of re-
yiving the famous international pro
fessional league, which was In exist
ence for several years and was finally
abandoned because of the long Jumps
between the cities. According to tho
present plan there will be three di.
visions to the league. 1t is proposed
to group Calumet. Houghton, Mich
gan 500, st. Paul and Minneapolis
In the western section; Detroit and
Cleveland as the neuclus of the cen.
trail division while teams may BIZ
placed In Pittsburg, Boston, Proyl
dence, New Haven and New York.
forming an eastern section. It has
been suggested that the winning team
In each section play round robin
tournament at the end of the season
for the championship of the United
states, the ultimate victor to meet the
best Canadian combination for the
championship of the continent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20
We old TRAVELLING MEN
Listen TO What Brother Bellkamph
Has to say About Nery-
Worth.
Takes Sery.W Worth South TO @Fortify
His system Against Hog, HON.
my and COttonseed OIL"

Here is new endorsement Of Nerv-
Worth from travelling man, Z. ].
Bellkamph, that forms one Of the most
remarkable tributes ever paid to q
medicine. No reader can afford to
miss n word OF 1t. 1t was given at
Marietta few days ago:
81 have one special reason for max
ing this statement that is to put the
people wise TO a good thing. For 20
years have been a travelling sales
man, selling country stores in several
southern states. ! was up against all
kinds OF conditions and the most dis
agreeable places to eat, where every
thing was cooked in grease.
For FIVE years I have been q
chronic dyspeptic, so grouchy ! never
smiled except while talking with my
customers. had periodical head
aches and constant feeling Of weari-
ness and nervousness. became dis
couraged, quit my job and came north
on a protracted visit, thinking the
change would prove beneficial.
Just after coming here bought a
bottle of Nerv- Worth from Mr.. Rich
ardson (Nerv-Worth distributor at
Marietta), took it all, felt much bet
ter. bought another bottle and now.
having taken the second bottle am
so much improved that lam going
south again and go back to work with
three bottles Of Wentworth to forth
fy my system against hog, hominy
and cottonseed oil.
(signed) '.E. J. gELLKAMPH."
Marietta, o., Dec. IS, 1915.
This wonderful nerve tonic is, sold
at Burke's Drug Store. See the DEM
onstrator. talk with him, get Free
Sample Dose. Every bottle guaran-
teed to get results In less than one
week or money refunded Advertise
,ment. ,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20
NOTICE oF sTOokI,u..pEus MpEr,S.

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
there VIII he u meeting OF the stock.
holders Of tho Canadian Oh 4 Gas Com
pany held ut the principal office OF said
Company, In lO0m No. 40, Con Building,
In tho city OF ClRrksburE, West Virginia,
on tho 10Th day OF December, 1915, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose OF voting
upon and adopting resolutions providing
for tho dissolution OF the snid corporation,
and for surrcnderlng its charter, and lis-
continuing business; and to transact other
business generally.
Given under our hands this the 10th day
OF December, 1910
$. ". BOWMAN, Vice President.
u. w. CORk. SeGretnry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20
TENNIS CHAMPION
Defeated by Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy, Former Woman
Champion.

Although Mrs. May Sutton Bundy
was not ranked among the women
tennis players Of the country for the
season Of 1915, owing to insufficient
data, there Is no question regarding
her ability to WELD racquet In
championship form. The former
American and international title
holder has Just completed a re
markable exhibition Of her power to
come back after several seasons of
court inactivity, by defeating Miss
Molla Bjurstedt in series Of three
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-20

caused by an explosion. Jim Garth, a
young inspector. is told off to trail
the gang, and as an aid in his work
he assumes grey mask, with the de-
sign of impersonating Simmons.
1t is story of great strength, based
on a logical, consistent plot. Edwin
Arden is the young detective, Jim
Garth, and the part of Nora is in the
hands of Barbara Tenant.
Tomorrow, Howard Estabrook and
FAME Marinoff will appear in "Nedra,"
the famous novel by George Barr Mc-
Cutcheon and one of the most wonder
full photodramas of the season.