The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18

We are changing this ad. and our prices are changed-they're ( er-but the grades are as good
 ever. Malvern Lumber Co.,, sales office, St. Louis; mills, Perla, Ark.
 w. c. Richards of Naylor was pleasant ca Ter one day last week. MT. Richards thinks the farmers of this county have made a good crop and are receiving fair price for 1t.
 -STRAYED-From Vilonia, Ark one dark mare mule with white nose and light under belly and be- tween hind legs, two years old last spring, was sheared close in early spring.
 II have bought the coal business of l.. H. Pyle, and have on hand a large quantity of fine grate coal. Telephone 162 and let me deliver your winter supply. Price reason able. If w. l.. ROBINS.
 Col, and Mrs. c. W. Bruce have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Annie, to A. D. Gibson of Texarkana, which will occur at their home on next Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 24.
 want to sell my farm on Mud dy Bayou, near Holland, Ark. Good buildings, fencing and other improvements. Cheap for cash or on easy terms. w. A. BRAGG,
 2t. Conway, Ark.
 MT. !. H. Hicks, one ot the best citizens of Conway, has moved to Little Rock. He is travelling 1n the interest of good roads, and IS organizing associations for road i'm provement. - Western Christian Advocate.
 The Log Cabin Democrat rece1v- ed letter this week from John k. Suter, who is now at the national military home, Kansas. MT. Suter renewed his subscription, and ask ed that his votes be cast for Miss Della Pence.
 w. R. Townsend. until recently foreman of the Times of this city, left Sunday for Mena, where he will take charge of a newspaper plant. Mir. Townsend's many friends here wish him much sue cess in his new home.
 Miss Clara Vance has moved her dressmaking establishment from the Racket Store, to the new Singer Sewing Machine office in the Vaughter building on North Front street, where she will be glad to welcome her customers. 2t FOR SALE-35 horse power boiler and engine and saw mill outfit, one edger and one cutoff saw. All in good condition, for sale cheap. Located six miles south of Conway. Call at mill or address Stephan & Son., Conway, Arkansas. 2t.
 One one-year old black mare mule we'll grown, sheared railroad style 6 or s inches from root of tail. Any one delivering said mules or giving information as to their whereabouts will be literally re- warded by Dr. J. B. Mum, Nllonla Arkansas. It.
 Henry Nash, formerly of this city but now of Pottsville, Ark, has been here during the past few days, looking after some property located near Preston MT. Nash is still a great admirer of Conway, and says that if he should live i'll town, he would prefer this city over any that he has ever seen.
 A. ]. Witt returned Saturday night from his second trip to New Mexico. He purchased 100 acres of fine land near Lake Charles, New Mexico, which he will irri- gate with an artesian well. His son, A. J., Jr, will go to take charge of the property, but MT. Witt will continue to make his home in Conway.
 -STRAYED-From my place, 4 miles southwest of Conway, known as the Howard place, one sorrel mare colt, star in forehead, right hind foot stocking footed, ? years old, bell on when strayed. $500 reward for return to me,
 JOHN D. ALLEN,
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