The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

Mrs. J. E. Cunningham of Min eral Wells, Texas, former mem Der of the Central College faculty, is visiting Mrs. w. s. Hammer in this city.
 First-class watch repairing, jew elry repairing, clock repairing, diamond setting, engraving, etc. |, and all work warranted at Robi- nette's. If
 Mrs. w. N. Owen left last week for Little Rock where she will spend the winter with her husband, who is in the brokerage business at that place.
 Just received a new line of solid silverware, spoons, also Rogers knives, forks, table and tea spoons Tn best plates, and an entire lot of silver novelties at Robinette's. If
 We are changing this ad. and our prices are changed-they're I.v er-but the grades are as good ever. Malvern Lumber Co.,. :, sales office, St. Louis; mills, Perla, Ark.
 R. T. Markham left Tuesday for St. Louis for treatment. MT. Markham lost his hand in a rail way accident about a year ago, and the injury is still giving him troub- le.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra Witt will move this week to Prior Creek, Okla. They will make their home with their son, Rev. w. U. Witt, who has just been stationed at that place.
 Dr. F. A. Goodwin of Chicago, Ill.,, and Hot Springs, Ark. who spent sometime in this city last fall, has returned to Conway for a few days to advertise his we'll known remedies. See his advertisement on this page.
 MT. ank Mrs. A. C. Woodrome of Greenbrier were pleasant callers at this office one day last week. Besides renewing their own sub scription, they sent the Log Cabin Democrat to Mrs. Woodrome's father, E. L. Allen of Cannon, Ark.
 w. A. Gibbons of Arlington, Tenn; brother-in-law of Oscar Honea, spent last week in this city. He was we'll pleased with Conway, and decided to move here to engage in the poultry business about January I.
 lust received an entire new line of gold and gold filled ladies' and gents watches, in all grades, la dies and gents chains and fobs, crosses, lockets. charms, hair pins, scarf pins, hat pins, combs, sleeve buttons, bracelets, waist sets, etc. at Robinett's. If
 When a specialist with good reputation comes to our town and makes the generous and liberal offer :that Dr. Whitworth makes it would seem to be the duty of everyone who is Tn any way afflict- ed to go immediately to this spec ialist and to notify afflicted friends. Read "A Thanksgiving Offering" on page of this issue. It
 Referring to the Thanksgiving offering on page of this issue the Russellville Courier Democrat in speaking of Dr. Whitworth says Patients who were suffering with what appeared to be incura- ble diseases were cured and are now here Living Monuments to Dr. Whitworth's Skill. His work has stood the test of time. He is no longer stranger. It
 am overstocked in fine hand painted chinaware, cut glass ware, bric-a- brac, etc., and as I am go- ing to confne myself exclusively to the watch and jewelry business hereafter, I will dispose of my en- tire stock as mentioned at actual cost, so now is your chance to get fine goods cheap.
 C. H. ROBINETTE, tf. Jeweler.
 If you don't want want to look at that old furniture any longer why don't you get sore varnish of some kind down at Haydon's drug store and fix it. Make it new again. Get some dyes and fix them old clothes, make them look
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