The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-07
WANTED-To buy young calves. Will pay the highest market price.
 BoYDSTON Ss ADAMS.

The Robert E. Lee chapter, U. D. C., meets next Wednesday af- ternoon, at 2:3o, at the home of Mrs. T. M. Moore.
 FOR RENT-4o acres of fine river bottom land on the Owen place on Arkansas river. Apply to J. G. Lile, Conway, Ark. 27-2t.
 You might trade some good mules or horses on fine rev piano if you see J. Pat Pope, the Music Man, Conway. 27-tf
 Rev. A. C. Millar of Little Rock was in Conway last Thursday look ing after his orchard in the north ern part of the city.
 A good horse, or good mule will be taken as part pay on a fine new piano at Pat Pope's. See or write for further particulars. 27-tf
 B. F. Upton went to his former home at Dardanelle Sunday and is making preparations to move from that place to Conway.
 I. R. Donnell, grand master of the Odd Fellows of Arkansas, will go to Morrilton today on business pertaining to the lodge.
 The executive officers of the c. E. Society held a business meet ing at the home of Miss Blanche Apple Tuesday evening.
 We have the Anchor brand Fertilizer. Best on the mar kef. See us before placing your order. It w. ". H4RRELL q co.
 FOR RENT-Two adjoining business buildings on Front street, at present occupied by Sam Heill- gers. tf c. 5. BROWN.
 Fly screens-Place your orders now, quick work, reasonable prlc- es-R. G. Parker, corner Faulk- ner street and College avenue. 25tf
 FOR SALE-A frst-class new Heller piano for sale at bargain. A good reliable buggy horse will be taken as part pay. See w. +. Cox. 25-tf
 Dr. F. G. Richardson of this city was an unsuccessful candidate for penitentiary physician at meeting of the board held at Little Rock Monday.
 Boys, if you want spring suit or pair of pants, don't fail to see our line of piece samples on dis play this week. They are swell and cheap. s. E. ANDERSON. It George Krimm, the stave and heading man of Enola, has been in the city several days during the past week. He expects to have his plant in operation within a few weeks.
 Howard Clark, representing a road machinery company, was in the city Monday conferring with city and county officials in refer ence to the purchase of rock crusher. /
 The six-year- -old-son of w. A.. Bragg, living in the northern part of this city, died yesterday at noon. The child was suffering with rheumatism, which affected his heart.
 Walter Harkrider, who recently returned to this county after an absence of several years in Okla homa, has accepted contract from G. w. Donaghey to clear his Tu- pelo bottom land.
 County Treasurer J. R. Giddens has been confined to his home on account of illness for several days past. County Clerk J. H. Hartje has been attending to the duties of MT. Giddens' office during his en- forced absence.
 FOR RENT-Twenty-fve (25) acres of good land. House and good improvements, good well of water. Share crop on third and fourth. Call on or write to
 MRS. LoTTIE BLAIR.
 Greenbrier, Ark.
 Do you know that the most competent judges at worlds fairs in St. Louis and Paris said Bald win pianos were the best on the market? We'll they did. This is the line we carry. Come and see them. s. E. Anderson. If