The log cabin Democrat., 1907-06-13
SOME ADVANTAGES OF CONWAY
Set Forth in Folder Issued by
 Board of Trade.
A Few of the Many Good Things About Our Thriving Little City, Together
 with Some of Her Needs.

Our Thriving Little City, Together
 with Some of Her Needs.
 The Board of Trade of this city has recently issued a neat little folder, in two colors, setting forth some of the advantages of Conway. It is the purpose of the board to have our merchants and others en- close these folders in their cores pondence, thus giving them wide circulation.
 The title of the folder is given on the first page: "A Few Facts About that Beautiful City of Homes-Conway-the Education al Center of the State. Faulkner County, Arkansas. "
 On the next page is given the following short description of the city:
 Conway is a thriving little city of 5000 inhabitants, situated on the Little Rock & Fort Smith By, 70 miles northwest of Little Rock, and only seven miles from the geographical center of the state. Being one mile south of the foot hills of the Ozark Mountains, on the edge of small prairie, in an open grove of magnificent oaks, it is by nature one of the most beautiful and healthful towns in the state. It is seven miles from the Arkansas River. It is un- usually well drained. Being south of the mountains, Conway is sub feet neither to rigorous winters nor sudden climatic changes so in- furious to delicate constitutions; vet its altitude precludes malarial influences, and the fresh breezes from the prairie prevent the debil- itating effects resulting from heat in places less favorable situated though in higher attitudes.
 On this page is also given in terse form some of the advantages of this city:
 Two Banks-Bank of Conway, Faulkner County Bank.
 1.-TWO Colleges-Hendrix, for young men, Central, for young ladies.
 "Fine Public Schools-Twelve- grade course.
 "Live Industries-Oil mill, flour mill, cotton gins, machine shops, bottling works, etc.
 Busy Merchants-Ninety busi- ness houses; we'll selected stocks.
 Best Island Cotton Market in State-Bought 2I 1000 bales, I9o6.
 Farmers Union Cotton Ware house-Large brick building just completed.
 Splendid Resources Behind it- A wide scope of the finest timber and farm land lies in the natural trade territory of the city.
 "Increasing Real Estate Values Property steadily advancing, offering great opportunities for in- vestment.
 Ten Miles of Paved Sidewalks Every part of the city is made easily accessible by fine stone ano concrete sidewalks.
 Fifty Miles of Graded Streets Making beautiful drives and fur nishing exceptionally fine drain age.
 "3ooo Inhabitants-And is rap idly growing.
 Its Own Light Plant-Dupli cate machinery and continuous service.
 Telephone service-"Bell' anc independents cover city and coun ty.
 Zine Postal servi c - Be- equipped postoffice in the state fifteen R. F. D. routes i'll county
 -Four Newspaper = T i III es Tribune, Chimes, Log Cabin Dem oCrat.
 Low Freight Rates-Plenty o sidetrack and shipping facilities.
 No Boom; Just Steady Growth-Population has increased SO per cent since census of 1900. County Site of Faulkner Coun ty-Fine county buildings, situat ed in a four acre grove of beautiful , Oo1yc