The Conway log cabin., 1900-08-07

steep dIlu GlICCllul SPhitos VI sale by w. H. Marin X Go.
 Dr. James H. McCulloch, of Mayflower, was in the city We'd nesday. We understand that Dr. McCulloch is doing well i'll his new profession.
 Dr. Hammer, F.. A. Bolton, Bruce Bullion, John Wallace, Henry Vo- ris and Rod Dickerson have gone to the mountains for two weeks hunting and fishing.
 It is generally understood that o. c. Ludwig will be deputy sec retary of state under J. w. Crock ett We rejoice to hear of MT. Ludwig's good fortune.
 The gospel tent meeting contin- ues to attract large crowds, and an increasing interest is being aroused by the powerful sermons preached by Rev. Pickett and others.
 Dress Lawns, Organdies, Dimi- ties, Embroidered Swiss Dots, Light Colored Calicoes, etc., at greatly reduced prices this month at I. N. Simpson & Sons. 2o- -3t' 1 Wanted-A good German or American girl as chamber-maid at the Hotel de Hines. A good home and good wages. Apply at once to the Hotel de Hines. 3Itf l Mrs. Haywood, of Tennessee and Mrs. Marston, of Louisiana, who were known here as Misses l Minnie and Matte Owen, are wis iting their brother w. N. Owen and family.
 l Jesse Reynolds, popular young man, died at his home on the Ar kansas river Friday, July 27, oi | swamp fever. He was a very worthy young man, and leaves a host of friends to mourn his death.
 There was big barbecue at Enola Wednesday and large crowd were present. Hon. G. w. Clark made a rousing democratic speech and Hon. w. G. Whipple, of Little Rock republican, deliver ed an address.
 4. $. c. Smith left last week for the sea coasts of the East, where he will enjoy the ocean breezes for the balance of the summer. John Abbott, the orphan nephew of Mrs. Dufeld, went with him to Delaware, where he will visit his grandmother.
 If warm weather makes you feel weary you may be sure your sys- tenn needs cleansing. Use Prickly Ash Bitters before the hot weather arrives it will put the stomach liver and bowels in order and help you through the heated term. For sale by w. H. Martin X Co. sI l Col. w. G. Whipple and Hon. George Clark, Democratic candi- date for representative of Faulkner county, spoke at Lonoke Wednes- day afternoon About 5000 per sons were present at the meeting and gave their undivided attention to both speakers. Gazette.
 The death of Mrs. Emma Camp bell at Pleasant Valley, Friday. July 27, was great shock to the many friends of the family. She had been married only four weeks. and death came suddenly from congestion. She was just twenty one years old. The many friends of Miss Lillie Bennett, will rejoice to hear of her good fortune. She has been pro- noted from the Pine Bluff tele- phone exchange to take charge of the office at Camden. Her sister Miss Birdie has gone to Pine Bluff to take the place formerly occupiedby Miss Lillie.
 Rev. Vines Turner, of Linder, and Miss Hattie E. Hall of same place were married Wednesday evening. The groom is Bap- tist preacher 6S years old and has been preaching nearly 50 years, He has made the race for the Dem ocratic nomination for county sur veyor several times and was nom mated once and beaten when the Populists and Republicans carried