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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23

Garnet Perry has sold his barber tools, waterworks and pressing par Tor to George Goodrich and Avery Jolly of Naylor.
 P. V. Hamilton went to Conway last Saturday to attend the Demo- cratic ccommittee meeting.
 The candidate spoke here last We'd nesday. Everything was very quiet, except between Duncan and Ledbet- ter. We thought Mr Duncan acted very unmanly in coming to Mr. Led better's old home and abusing him as he did.
 Reports are coming in from diff ferent parts of the county that I. G. Williams is sweeping everything for county judge. We think Prof Will Hams we'll qualified to fill this posi- tion. Why not elect young man whose mind is strong and active?
 We are sorry to report that Mrs. Lillie Martin is gradually growing worse.
 s. NJ. Plant of Rosebud was here last week to attend the speaking.
 March 22
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
for everybody is preparing to diver sify and raise living at home. March 22.
VILONIA.

Our farmers are getting in hurry about planting and breaking their land. Several have planted corn.
 The rain Sunday night was like a spring shower.
 Josh Fortner and family of Center Point visited at V. Fortner's Satur- day.
 Luther Gray and family visited Willie Simpson Saturday night and Sunday.
 Ed Witt of Conway was at Vilonia Sunday with his family joy-riding
 There was a singing class organiz- ed at Vilonia Sunday evening with J. V. Ward as president, Robert Bass, leader, and Allie May Sandford, or ganist. Several joined the class and did some good singing. We invite all to come and join the class or listen to them sing every Sunday eve ming at the M. E. church and Sum- day morning at the Baptist church. Miss Fora Sowell is secretary and Miss Amy Moore is assistant secre- tary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
M'NEW CHAPEL.

Our farmers are making gooc time preparing for crops of all kind; since the bad weather quit.
 John Southerland of Cadron Val. ley was in our midst Sunday.
 James Qualls and family visited pr. H. B. Hardy and family Sunday
 We notice that Prof. Selby is go- ing and coming the same trail every Sunday evening.
 E. Blessing and family went to Blackfork Sunday evening to singing He reported a nice time.
 MT. Johnson and Master Emmet Bolton of Springfield visited J. w. Venable and family Saturday and Sunday.
 Math Blythe had an old-time log rolling Monday. He is taking in a fine new ground which adds much to the looks of his farm
 Ebert McNew and Chris Blythe and the boys went to Conway last week. They stopped at the Cadron and caught fine mess of fish, Mas ter Charlle Blythe getting the larg- est one.
 The candidates failed to get to Centerville as was announced, but some of the boys went to Enders to hear them, and report the country al ready saved.
 pr. Hardy, our next representative of this county, was at home Saturday night and Sunday, going back to Nay Tor to hear the other fellows lay their claims before the dear people.
 Health is quite good here now and the weather is fine. gardens and oats are looking fine and a fine prospect tor a fruit crop-and more pretty girls to the acre than anywhere in Arkansas, so what more could you asK for, unless it would be a Sunday school and good singing class so they would have some place to go?
 March P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
UNION HILL.

There has been quite lot of farm work going on in this section during the fine weather of the past two weeks. Several planted early corn last week.
 This section was visited by a heavy rain and some hail Monday morning B. F. Winton, wife and babe visit ed Mrs. Winton's mother near Fl paso Sunday.
 Mrs. Lizzie Gunter is visiting at the home of Rev R. D. Stone.
 George Baldwin of Mt. Tabor wis ited relatives here Sunday
 Mrs Fife Reynolds visited at Nay Tor last week.
 Prof. John Baldwin of Naylor at tended church here Sunday.
 Rev. Mrs. Lewellyn of Holland preached to large audience here last Saturday night and Sunday She will preach here again the third Sat urday and Sunday in April. Every body come out and hear her.
 The missionary evangelist, Rev. Routh, preached at the Baptist church at Bristol Wednesday night
 Politics seems to be getting pretty well warmed up in both White and Faulkner counties just at this time, but on March p the voters will thin them down to one in a hill and the rest of them can get back to the farm in time to make a crop and sing as they blow old Beck. Show pity Lord; o, Lord, forgive. Let re- pentant rebel live
 N. J. Gunter went to Mt. Vernon Monday.
 B. Dicus and wife of Naylor visit ed relatives here Sunday
 We believe from the information we can gain by reading the charges and counter-charges made in the pa pers by a large number of both state and county candidates, that most of them are making the race on the oth- CT fellows demerits.
 If preparedness is to be the watch word for the year 1916, the farmers of this section will be on the alert,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
MAYFLOWER.

Mrs. A. J. Boydston died Friday and was buried Saturday at Pisgah. She leaves a husband and five chill dren to mourn her sad death, besides a host of friends.
 The steel gaang, about 200 men, is here laying steel.
 Our school closes next Friday night with a nice exhibition. Prof. Doak has taught us a good school at this place.
 Mrs. D. F. Gibson has returned from two weeks visit in Texas.
 H. B. Williams went to Little Rock Saturday and bought a nice bill of goods for his store
 J. w. Boydston went to Little Rock Monday on business.
 Miss Agnes Watson is visiting friends here this week.
 Health is improving here.
 There is some corn being planted this week.
 Mrs. Irby went to Conway Mon day. J. H. Jones has accepted a contract with the Home Mutual people at Fay etteville and will write insurance fo. them this year. Today week is primary election day, and don't you forget it!
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
J. w. Kuykendall Fort Smith, Arkansas, for State Superintendent Public
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PICKLES GAP.

Farming is very popular in this vicinity.
 Mrs. w. N. King was here Sun- day to see her mother, Mrs. A. O. Denton, who is ill with pneumonia.
 Rev. McAnally filled his regular appointment at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Little Valree Fugatt fell in the fire last week and suffered severe burns
 c. C. Hackett, who has been critic ally i'll, is slowly improving.
 Quite a number attended the box supper at Sunny Gap Saturday night
 Two members of the P. G. l.. S. will render a number at Pleasant Valley-North the last Friday in this month.
 If man says anything against his own reputation you may rest assured he's no candidate.
 March P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
MARCUS HILL.
March 22

A nice shower fell Sunday night and little hail fell with it. The rain made the ground blow better.
 Suda Reedy is improving some.
 Some few have planted corn and others are going to plant this week.
 We organized our singing class last Sunday with the following officers: w. A. Ingram, president; W. H.. Woodward, vice president; D. L. Thompson, chaplain; Claud Davis, Ralph Reedy and Jessie Cobb, lead CTS; Tom Reedy, Jewel Henderson and Vina Reedy, organists. Every body is welcome to come and help us. We are preparing for an all-day singing. Our singing evenings are the second and fourth Sundays.
 Somebody killed Ed Turtles fine hound last week. A man that would kill dog like that is not fit to live in a white mans community.
 There will not be a great acreage of cotton planted; no more than last year. Everybody should do this way. We would get more than for what we raise. We have half, or something like half wheat enough coming on to make our bread for an- othe ryear. That looks like Faulkner county feeding herself to me.
 misfortune last week of losing one of
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
NORTH HAMLET.

A nice little rain fell here oMnday which was appreciated.
 Hattie Sanders, daughter of L. J Sanders, is sick with pneumonia.
 Nothing planted here yet except gardens.
 J. L. Phillips, county demonstrator, will visit the school next Friday and will urge our farmers to build dip ping vat. Everybody invited
 George Harris and family visited his parents, MT. and Mrs A. Z. Har- ris, Sunday.
 D. L. Bryant and family of Cross Roads visited L. J. Sanders Sunady.
 Joe Bailey's little girl is sick.
 Most of the candidates passed through here Monday en route to Naylor to begin their speaking touur, reminding us of an editorial we mo- ticed in one of the farm papers, which was as follows: Who's that coming in my gate, who's that knock ing at my door-coming early, stay ing late, smiling evermore? An, 'tis he, as sure as fate; he I've often seen before-'tis the smiling candidate, smiling till elections o'er."
 Lois Harris died last Wednesday with pneumonia and was buried at
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
MT. OLIVE.

It seems as if spring is here and the farmers are making good use of the pretty weather.
 The county ticket here seems pret- ty flush, but you ought to see the Conway county ticket. It's a hum mer.
 MT. Lewis, who moved here re- gently from Conway county, died last Monday evening and was buried at Mt. Olive cemetery Tuesday. To the bereaved ones we extend sympathy.
 The school at this place closed last Friday. A short program and a box supper was given Friday night.
 Several from this place were at Conway last week hauling fertilizer.
 Some excitement here last week on account of mad dogs.
 Rev. Gipson of Cabot passed here Saturday en route to Conway.
 Louis Garner of Argenta attended the closing exercises of our school Friday night.
 Mark Kuykendall and sister, Miss Claudio, and Miss Floye Henry at. tended the school closing Friday night.
 We hear the directors have employ ed Miss Ella Kuykendall to teach the summer school at this place. Born, to Max Cox and wife, a girl since our last writing. Some here are preparing to plant corn this week, if the weather mar will give us sunshine. Garden truck is looking fine al present. Prospects for fruit are good. March 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
JEFFRIES SCHOOLHOUSE.

There was Sunday school here Sunday morning.
 Charlie Parks is working with Henry Hall.
 There are only two more weeks of school and program will be render ed on Friday night
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hall visited w. R. McHenry of Beryl Sunday.
 Miss Lorena McHenry returned home Sunday, after visit with friends at Fl Paso. Miss Grace Goodsell accompanied her home
 March 22
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visited relatives here Saturday and

visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Rhea and Roxie Ab- rams of Linder attended preaching here Sunday. Lester Sherer and David Mills made a trip beyond the tunnel Sun day.
 Miss Ester Snoddy of Shady Grove visited Misses Cora and Velma Glow CT Saturday night.
 Rev. Cantrell filled his appointment here Saturday, while Rev Kelso preached SaSturday night and Sun day We welcome Mir. Kelso back again.
 Several visitors at singing Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Carrie Glover is some better.
 J. C. Loveless lost a young mare last week
 Lon Loveless and family of Bailey Chapel attended preaching here last Sunday.
 All interested in baseball playing come out next Saturday and help clean off the ground.
 Lester Sherer made business trip to Enola Saturday.
 March p.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
GUY.

The farmers are very busy just now.
 Harley Poole and Earl Walden of Naylor were visitors here Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Glover left for Little Rock Friday, where she will visit a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Gar land Edwards.
 Mrs. Mollie Wray of Conway was pleasant visitor here Saturday and Sunday. This is Mrs. Wray's for mer home and she has many friends here.
 Edmond Montgomery is improving now, after a slight relapse.
 Mrs. Garland Ward has opened up a small line of ladies and children's s hats.
 Carroll Glover and Harley Weath- erly, Normal students, were out Sat urday and Sunday.
 Misses Vivian Allen and Mary Canister and Horace Webb were in Conway last week taking the teach CTS examination.
 Porter DeJarnett and Miss Elva and Miss Fora Chamness of Quitman visited at Tom Modes Sunday.
 Elder J. B. Griffith of Bee Branch preached at the Christian church Sunday and at night. He was ac- companied by his wife.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
REPUBLICAN.

This pretty weather is making the farmer is busy in this section. Some corn has been plant Though all this has but little affect on our school :; attendance has been good so far. This goes to prove that the patrons of Republican district have school in terest.
 At the close of our school, which is March 31, we will present two and onehalf hours play, Her Friend the Enemy" We are expecting a fine time and everybody is invited to come and see something that will make you laugh. No charges will be made.
 March 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
BAILEY CHAPPLE.

Health is good in this section.
 E. c. Adkins and J. M. Blessing made trip to Conway last week
 w. C. Bailey and wife went to Con- way last week.
 J. c. Bailey and J. T. Bailey were in Conway last week. and if the sunshine and warm weath- CT continues this week there will be a good deal of corn planted.
 The farmers here have most oi their land turned and are planning to raise lots of corn and potatoes and hogs, but not much cotton.
 We are hurrahing for Rogers for clerk, Dr. Hardy for representative and Smith for judge.
 Sunday school at the church ev. cry Sunday evening. There will be preaching there Sunday at II o'clock
 March p.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23

the Carter cemetery Thursday. We extend sympathy to the bereaved.
 J. o. Diehl, who formerly resided her but who now lives at Little Rock, visited homefolks Saturday night and Sunday.
 cotton to Conway Saturday and sold
 J o. Griffith carried two bales of it for II 3-4 cents per pound.
 J. H Berry has nice lot of Nancy Hall variety sweet potatoes for sale eating and seed potatoes.
 March 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
ENDERSS.

Rev. George Williams of Quitman preached here at the Methodist church last Sunday.
 The district Sunday school conven- tion which was to convene here the second Sunday in April has been changed to the fourth Sunday. We invite all schools to come and take part in the convention.
 Miss Edna Clark of Quitman visit ed homefolks here Saturday and Sun day and was accompanied by Misses Goodloe and Barker.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
J. w. Kuykendall

Born in Greene County, Arkansas, in 1873; son of Confederate Cap tain; educated in the schools of Ar kansas; a teacher and school officer in Arkansas for 23 years; a country school teacher, grade teacher, a principal, a teacher in the Univers- :ty, a county examiner, deputy under State Superintendents Jordan and Doyne; for ten years Superintendent of the Fort Smith schools.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
Charges That Have Not and
 Cannot Be Denied.

To the Democratic Voters of Faulkner County:
 Mir. Voter, did you that sideseppng article that Mr. Bishop had in last weeks issue of the Log Cabin Democrat? If didn't missed good laugh. It is amusing Bishop step himself when he tries dodge that charge proposition After ovechargng people that mistake Yes, he farther worse He coWardy enough lay his deputies Why don't he stand like whole busi and take his medicine but he himself ing that his deputies all honest I willing admit his in fact believe they so it must follow hcn that Mir. Bishop himself is the all the dirty work
 Mr. Bishop states that he has per cent of all in dctments returned Why didn't he the other Is he trying to shield lot of criminals?
 Mr. Bishop states that dollar belonging the county and which he received has must be remembered that the Ovecharge which Bishop collecting does not belong either the county state and he did not have for it. Why doesn't explain did with the Overplus
 Mr. Bishop says he proud record Is he proud of the overcarge which he has been making against and orphans and hard working people of Faulkner
 At first MT. Bishop made light of tried to treat oke but from great out in his behalf think he has mind that he has real serious his hands,
 Mr. Bishop that he goes his for advice He ought to have said that he his friend advice He might have still further and said that question Of legal advice for prisoner in his charge friend or foe until he lands him the law office in-law.
 Mr. Bishop admits everything that have charged him with have met him the stump ali county and no. where has he dared to deny these things.
 If want two of this kind mismanagement in the Sherf's oice for Mr. Bishon knows something about capturing who will he honest in the performance of his duty for Advt Yours friend
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
Two Terms aiiis: if :s'i i. Enough for Any Man w. H. Duncan
 for Circuit Clerk

To the Democratic Voters of Faulkn County:
 frankly 1902 hot four gears Dptyshp told the that tue buying aud selling He that Depuyh but denies that those three Conway lots, with house part about the transr those Cony lots tha although the deed March 24 1902 IT WAS NOT FILED FOR RECORD UNTIL they ndexed by him Deputy Circuit Clerk until tember of 1904 long after the primary ot that year ~ LANDS OFF THE RECORD? YOU KNOW.
 Taking attempts of the stencil his placed HE HAS NOT ADVANCED SINGLE LOGICAL CONTRADICTION OF WHAT SHOWN the this convinced mans jury Can afford dregard h ednce when return verdnt om March 29?
 
 In 1910 he decided the sherf office money the waited for harvest CAME-A Jim Johnson Until the he thought he had good n You know how he and how he spent the month after primary trying HAD PAID OUT TO BUY THE sHERIFFs OFFICE PLACE WHERE HE COULD GET HIS ITCHING PALMS ON YOUR MONEY.
 Indeed Saint edbetter not mfalbe history repeat and that's believe him openly mary up"
 I~dbter ENDORSEMENT BUYING SELLING PUBLIC OFFICES which Jefer leaders intended should GO TO THE MEN VOTES-NOT POODLE.
 But this hmned of confident of the work he joint that he will leave this rddance thenthe county will be rid of undesirable
 t After his "dasdv had held uostosee under Republican pres dent whooped his decided that he would k the other de and his years office and good living at your pense prove of good March the his peoplf looks like good investment
 This final appeal through the weekly the good people Faulkner forbds believe they will endorse this officer with majority of their ballots March look ward o the primary with confidence
 "WHOM THE GODS WOULD DESTROY, THEY FIRST MAKE MAD" SAINT LEDBETTER IS MAD ALL RIGHT; THE DATE OF HIS OFFICIAL FUNERAL IS SET FOR MARCH AND AS EEL LOW-wORKERS IN THIS NOBLE CAUSE, I YOU BE PRESENT THE HAPPY OCCASION. FOR DUNCAN GUARANTEES THAT THE EVENT BE POSTPONED ANOTHER TWO YEARS
 w. H. DUNCAN,
 Adv Candidate for Circuit Clerk
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
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his fine males.
 Everybody remember preaching next Sunday at this place. There will be preaching first, second and third Sundays at Union Valley and Sunday school every Sunday at both places. Everybody come and bring someone with you.
 March 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-23
NEEDS CREEK.

The mockingbirds are singing their songs and spring is here once more.
 Several from here went to town last week.
 The farmers are just about through breaking their land and are ready to plant early corn.
 Mrs. Hattie Mills of Springfield