The log cabin Democrat., 1907-10-10

dl NfoIllhS lh(ii AN~A1 ]'AAH'' Tohn Iffland, at Little Rock. Misses Dorsey Morgan and Mary Beckham visited at the latter s home in Plummerville Sunday.
 I have about two tons of fine pea hay, baled, for sale at reasonable price. It l.. N. BOLLS.
 Mrs. A. l.. Hutchins returned to her home in Augusta Saturday, after spending the summer here.
 Boys, when in town, call and see me at my new shop, just oppo- site Cole & Go. l.. N. BOLLs.
 Mrs. c. s. Brown and son, George, returned Saturday from an extended visit at Roswell, New Mexico.
 Mrs. Nancy Little, mother of Mrs. J. H. Harrell, has returned from Okemah, Okla, to her former home at Vilonia.
 Mrs. J. M. C. Vaughter and daughter, Miss Fannie, and Mrs. ]. B. Moore left yesterday morning to visit the fair at Hot Springs.
 We have just received over 100 pieces new samples of upholster- ing goods of all kinds, which we would be glad to show you if you will ring us up. J. H. PENCE.
 I. A. Chick, Nal Hartwick, Geo. Hartwick, Jake Tipton, Guthrie Clayton, J. A. Mode and Misses Florrie and Cora Henry of Guy, were in the city Tuesday and yes terday.
 Dr. George $. Brown attended a meeting of the state medical board at Little Rock Monday and from there went to Hot Springs to attend an important meeting of the medl- cal fraternity.
 Now is the time to have your up holstering done. Don't wait. Ring up IA and we will show you sam ples of all kinds and give you prices on your work.
 ]. H. PENCE.
 ROOFING-Reinforced concrete makes the best roof known, is cheap, is fire proof, looks well and will last always. Ask
 4-tf I. BILLIARD,
 Hot Springs, Ark.
 Strayed-One small, dark bay mare mule, I2 years old or more, branded with heart on right jaw, scar on right leg below hip, shod in front. Will pay liberal reward for return to me at Conway.
 If w. B. MILLS.
 LosT-A ladies gold watch medium size, with chain. Three small pictures inside case. Los' between Baptist church and my home. Liberal reward for return to this office or to
 5-tf w. M. LEA.
 The family of Max Frauentha left Sunday for Heber, where they intend to make thair future home The departure of this family causes sincere regret to many residents O. this city, with which Mir. Frauen- thai has been identified as a prom inent business citizen for oyer thirty years. !
 Mrs. To Frauenthal and Miss | Julia Robins left yesterday fol Hot Springs to be present on Fed, eration day" at the fair today. Mrs Frauenthal is a prominent member of the committee in charge of this occasion and Miss Julia Robins will play a piano selection ill g musical program to be rendered this evening.
 Last Sunday was a lovely day here. The splendid rain Thursday preceding settled the stif1ing dust, purified and cooled the atmosphere revived the dropping vegetation and all nature seemed to rejoice The atmosphere was balmy anc richly laden with the perfume of flowers and the silvery notes of na- ture'S feathered warblerS. Sunday afternoon everybody that could ob tain a team and vehicle enjoyed g pleasant drive.
 c. W. Cox of Little Rock, for merly of this city, was recently ap pointed revenue agent for severa states in this section of the country by the federal government. The position is one of which there arc only nine in the United States, anc pays a handsome salary. Mr.