The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-01

had yoke on when left and has had bell on. Please notify
 J. D. COLLIER, It. Conway, Ark.
 Annie, the four-year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Bolton of Wooster, died Saturday night of congestion. She was a niece of L. A. Major of this city, who attend ed the funeral Sunday.
 MT. J. s. Carter has accepted the agency for the Gay Oil Go. for Faulkner and adjoining counties. His office is in J. F. Weinmanns s store. Call and see him for coal oil at wholesale prices in barrel lots. 4o-4t.
 FREE PICTURE-Mr. Barnes, at the Rayburn studio, Monday, Aug. 5, will give absolutely free with each order a 1ox17 photo. Gal lery just north Of Hines hotel. Remember the date, Monday, Aug. <, 1907. 48. 2t
 Mrs. G. s. McHenry of. Isola, Miss. accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J. HI. Hartje, arrived here Friday morning. The friends of Mrs. McHenry will be glad to learn that her health is gradually improving.
 A. A. Gordon and son, w. A., of Banner, Miss, were here from Friday to Tuesday, guests of the formers son-in-law, Ben l.. Grif- fin, Mir. Griffin and son, Luther, accompanied them to Little Rock on their return.
 Rayburn s gallery will be open Monday, August 5, 1907. MT. J T. Barnes, so many years connect ed with the Shinn studios will be in ,charge, and makes high-class photographs at reasonable prices. His gallery is located just north of the Hines hotel. 482t
 s. M. Apple of this city is build ing a large brick business house at Plumerville. Will Gwinn, Lon nie Rotton and Walter Adams, Conway boys who are working on the job, spent:the latter par tof last week at home on account of being out of building material.
 MT. and Mrs. Theo Witt and son of Dardanelle visited relatives and friends here the first of the week. MT. Witt was born and reared in Conway and has many friends here. His family live at Dardanelle, but he has position in Hope with hardware company.
 Rev. Frank Moore of Denison, Texas, brother of State Auditor Avery E. Moore, is in the city, the guest of MT. and Mrs. George A. Freeman. Rev. Moore will leave the latter part of the week to visit his brothers family at Enders and will begin a revival at Quitman next week.
 EsrRAYED-From two miles north of Faulkner Gap on July 2, two bay horse mules years old, IA or IS hands high, one has small split in right ear. Also two mare ponies, one sorrel, blaze-faced; onp dark brown. Supposed to be $ and 7 years old. A reward of $25. co will be paid for the return of the above described stock to my place. A. w. MARTIN. 47-3t Faulkner, Ark.
 A jolly party of young ladies have been spending the past week with Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Lay in this city. Those in the party were Misses Lillian Cox and Maude Gordon of Little Rock, Christine Mayo and Lorain Merritt of Nor rilton, Mabel Jackson of Kosclus- ko, Miss, and MT. Lays little daughter, Elizabeth, ot Fayette- vile. A tally-ho party and fish ing trip to Gold Lake were among the enjoyable entertainments of the visitors.
 Miss Dove Harton entertained her guests, Misses Mildred Morrill, of Terrell, Texas, and Ermalee McClung of Morrilton, with a camping party on the river from Wednesday to Saturday of last week. The party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. w. B. Stark and was attended by Misses Harton, McClung, Morrill,, George Hardin, Laura Harton, and Verdie Mad dox and Messrs. Earl Hunt of Clarksville, Cecil Dickerson, Moore Harton and Faber Hicks.