The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-17


 very best grade of trunks, which we will close out at actual whole sale cost. We mean what we say
 o-2t J. E. MARTIN & Go.
 We received the first copy of the Log Cabin, since the fire, printed on their new outfit They are now set up to housekeeping with fine outfit, unquestionably one of the most complete ill Arkansas. -Clin- ton Democrat.
 Parties desiring to have their lots i'll Oak Grove cemetery clean ed, may do so by leaving from 25 to so cents with Mrs. Lincoln or Mrs. Bolton. The price of work varies according to the size and condition of the lots.
 w. T. Bryant, of Holland, was tried Monday before the circuit court, found guilty and fined SIoo and six months Imprisonment for attempting to bribe witness i'll the Newberry case, at the time that case was before the court last year.
 County Judge Duncan is adver- tising for bids for the erection of an iron bridge over the Cadron at the King bridge. The bridge that is now being used is said to be dan gerous. There seems to be no all formative, a new bridge must be built.
 James Sims, of Guy, brought down load of fine wheat Monday for the Conway Milling Company. He said he had heard that this was fine mill and he wanted to give it a trial. Of course he will be pleased, as there is not a better mill ill the state.
 Maynard Hartley, son of J. T. Hartley, prominent merchant of this city, is taking a course in the Chicago University. Maynard is brilliant young student and will doubtless do we'll in the Universi- ty. He will be an instructor i'll Chemistry in Hendrix College this fall.
 We desire to call the attention of those contemplating putting Ill Telephones in your residence or store that by doing so now or by Aug. I, the company will put them in free of extra cost, but after that date there will be an extra charge of S. co for installation of all new phones. See L. H. Pyle at Bank of Conway. 6-2t.
 The campaign committee of the middle -the-road populist party of Faulkner county met i'll this city Monday afternoon for the pur- pose of trying to find out where they are at. y We understood the meeting was for the purpose of try ing to reorganize. It was reported after the meeting that nothing diff nite was accomplished.
 The Confederate Pension Board for this county granted S2, ,ooo in pensions and yet the members think they held the applicants down. In fact the rigid policy of the County Judge and Sheriff last year is said to have deterred many who would have applied. Faulk- ner county pays only little more than Ssoo to the pension fund.
 Mrs. ]. K. Martin left Monday afternoon for Huntsville, Ala. She will visit relatives there for awhile and then go to Gurley, Ala bama, and spend large part of the summer. Before returning home she will visit in Virginia. She was joined at Stuttgart by Mrs Yuckley who will make the trip with her.-Pine Bluff Com mercial.
 A party of young people enjoyed a moonlight hay-ride Friday July I3, given complimentary to Robert Crow, of Magazine. After enjoy ing the ride for awhile, they went to Uncle Billy Powers, where a bountiful supply of watermelons were dispatched, Those who went were: Burr Walthal, Miss Garrad; Addison Paine, Miss Lil- lian Witt; Frank Robins, Miss