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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
TIGER SUBDUED BY MAN
Turkoman's Courage and Firmness Cowed Savage Beast While Col
 lar and Chain Were Attached.

f'In a cage near the room in which I lived while in Khiva, was a tiger from the Oxus swamps. He had taken dislike to me, and every time I passed his cage he got up and paced angrily toward me, snarl- ing.
 '1n the cage of this beast, at the command of the prince, a Turko- man stepped, armed with a short stick as big round as his wrist. With this stick he struck the tigers nose as he made for him, and then, with palms out and eyes fixed, he walked slowly up to the shrinking beast and stroked his face and flank.
 ''The tiger snarled and took the mans hand in his open mouth. l held my breath and looked for the bleeding stump to fall away. But keeping that hand perfectly still, with the other he tickled the tigers jowl and scratched his ear, till with a yawn and | pleased snarl the big cat rolled over on his back to have his belly scratched.
 "The man then sank to his knees.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

A PHoNoGRAPH FOR SALE-I have a slightly used photograph and two dozen first class records for sale. Good as new. Will sell very cheap if taken at once.
 w. N. OWEN.
 3o-tf Conway, Ark.
 I have bought about I5 tons of hulls from Conway oil mill and al so 400 sacks of meal and 50 tons of hulls from the Arkansas mill at Little Rock. Parties needing same see me or phone I62.
 If w. l.. ROBINS.
 C. H. Sumption, a concrete con tractor who formerly lived here, was in the city Tuesday looking over the sidewalk situation with a view to ting some contracts here. He has recently been awarded contract for over two miles of walk at Lonoke.
 Our Mir. C. A. Dejersey is an ex- pert concrete man and knows just how sidewalks should be laid. Everything depends upon having this work properly done. We fully guarantee all of our work and ex- pect to be here to back up our guar antee. Let us have your contract.
 3o-tf HALTER BROS.
 B. c. Wilson has resigned his position with w. M. Harrell & Go. which he has held for a number of years past. He will act as the Conway agent for an oil company and a packing house. MT. Wilson makes the change hoping that his health will be benefited by hay ing more out-of-door employment.
 In the course of the next two weeks a new era will be reached in shoe repairing in Conway. R. B. Haskins will install in his shoe shop a machine that will sew soles on shoes and with a complete fin ishing machine can complete the job in fifteen or twenty minutes. The same class of work on the same machines as you get at Kemp ner's, the most up-to-date shoe re- pair shop in Little Rock, all for 85 cents. It
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

For the purpose of making the photos for the Hendrix An nua and takes the opportunity of inviting the citizens ot Conway and vicinity call the studio west side of Public Square between the Log Cabin Democrat office and the Hines Hotel, and inspect his work and have photos made while he is in the city. Remember MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH 25 and 26 We thoroughly equipped handle all business entrusted to matter how large nor how small.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

Get rubber heels and hand-sewed soles and walk easy at l.. N. Bolls. 2et1
 Mrs. w. H. Martin entertained the domino club Tuesday after noon.
 See the Wheeler self fitting screen windows at Drummer Hard ware Go. 3o-2
 Put a little Sunshine in your home. See Drummer Hardware Company. It
 Miss Hettie ]. Dunaway of this city will give a recital at McCrory Friday night.
 Put little Sunshine in your home. See Drummer Hardware Company. It
 Mrs. R. E. Cole and Mrs. June Thompson are in Memphis, guests of C. M. Cole.
 Put little Sunshine in your home. See Drummer Hardware Company. It
 Reyburn develops, prints and enlarges your kodaks in the best style. See him. It Mrs. c. M. Armistead and chil- dren of Argenta are guests of Mrs. Fannie Farmer.
 Halter Bros. will lay concrete sidewalk for very little more than Tagging will cost. 28tf Bring the babies to Reyburn s Monday and Tuesday next. Don t miss this opportunity. It John Durham has returned from England, where he has been work ing for several weeks.
 Don't build. Buy at great bar gain Clary property, west of court house. See c. J. Greene. 3o-6t Look at Robinette's stock of watches before you buy. Get his prices. Watches from SI up. If The Euzelians guarantee satis- faction (for themselves) next Mon- day night or money refunded. It Pure breed Plymouth Rock eggs, so cents per setting of fifteen.
 2o-2t MRS. J. A. PENCE.
 Fly time is here. Screen your house before they come. 3o-2
 GRUMMER HARDWARE Go.
 FOR RENT-A four room cottage. Convenient to town. See
 2o-tf W.. WILKINS.
 FoUND-A watch. Owner may obtain same by applying at this office and paying for this notice.
 WANTED-To buy young calves. Will pay the highest market price.
 BoYDSToN & ADAMS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

always keeping his hands in motion over the glossy fur, and with his foot drew toward him a collar att tached to a chain. This he snapped round the beasts neck and, rising to his feet, laid hold of the chain and dragged the tiger out.
 ''This was only the second time that the cage had been entered. Al soon as the tiger was outside he es- pied the watching party and started for them, but came up short on the collar. If he had chosen to use his weight and strength no four of them could have held his tether, but as 1t was, the Turkoman found little dif- fculty with him, and held him, snarling, while a camera wss snapped" ."-Century Magazine
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
We have the Anchor brand Fertilizer. Best on the mar ket. See uS before placing your order. If
 w. M. HHRRELL 6 GO.

P. M. Stephah, who recently moved to Drew county, was in the city Monday. He says that he has installed a sawmill in that county and expects to ship lumber.
 c. A. DeJersy of Little Rock, a concrete expert, has accepted a po- sition with Halter Bros, to super intend the laying of concrete side walks, for which this firm has se- cured contracts.
 L. w. Bowden of Beryl was here Monday. He was called to Coldwater, Miss, on account of the serious illness of his brother, who was not expected to live, and left on the evening train.
 Will Stroder and wife of Coal Hill have been visiting Mrs. Stroder's father, R. D. Hill, re- gently. Mir. Stroder returned yes terday, accompanied by George Wren, who will work for him.
 LosT-Between Catholic church and Caney school house on Jack sonville road, ladies black coat with fancy silk front. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Clyde Hancock at Sam Sarason s store. It
 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? Well they did. This is the line we carry. Come and see them. s. E. Anderson. If
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
Heiligers' New Store.

Since Sam Heiligers has remov- ed to the Simpson building on Front street he has been busy ar ranging his stock and opening up new goods. He now has one oi the prettiest grocery stores in the city and carries a most complete line. His speciality is fancy goods and novelties-the things that you can't always get elsewhere. His stock, in fact, is one which would do credit to any city. An invest igation will prove, however, that he does not charge city prices, but sells at the lowest margin always. Call up phone No. 70 and give him trial order, if you are not already one of his customers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
LOCAL NOTES.

Pope for Pianos. 27-tf -Pope's for good Organs. 27-tf I. Pat Pope, the Music Man. If Reyburn's photos always please. Have your photos made by Rey- burn. It When you think of Pianos, think of Pope. 27-tf Reyburn, artist and photogra- pher. It Milton Kennerly is here from Roland.
 Odd jobs-R. G. Parker, car ,penter. 25tf See w. A. Ray for prices on fertilizer. 28-tf When you think of Pope, think of Pianos. 27-tf See Halter Bros. for concrete sidewalks. 28-tf Get your bicycle repaired at L. N. Bolls. 2otf See L. N. Bolls for riding un- broken horses. 3otf Reyburn Peay of Little Rock was here Monday.
 Blacksmith coal at Holt x Stewards shop. 29-tt
 Mrs. Geo. A. Freeman has been quite i'll recently.
 c. D. Woolverton of Morrilton was here Saturday.
 Mrs. J. J. Smith is visiting her daughter at Augusta.
 Mrs. J. C. Lay is visiting at visiting at Morrlton.
 Look for Reyburn' day and date in the ad in the paper. I Full line of spectacles at Robi- nett's. Eyes tested free. 29-tf w. A. Ray is the county agent for the Arkansas fertilizer. 28-tf Read Halter Bros. ad and give them your sidewalk contract. 2Stf N See w. l.. Robins or phone I62 for Little Rock meal and hulls. If Some photos are good, ours are better. See Reyburn's display. A son was born to Prof. and Mrs. w. E. Hogan last Friday. & Seth c. Reynolds was up from Little Rock few days last week.
 A good mule for sale-cheap for the cash. If J. PAT POPE.
 Let us figure on your screen doors and windows this year. BOP GRUMMER HARDWARE Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
GIRLS TO PRESENT A PLAY
Entertainment by Euzelian Society at Cen
 tral Monday Night


 The young ladies of the Euze- lian society of Central College will present a little play entitled Miss Fearless & Co.," at Central Mon day night, beginning at 8 o'clock. The following will be the cast ot characters
 Miss Margaret Henly, an heir ess-Miss Alma Carroll.
 Miss Euphonia Addison, her chaperon-Miss Ada Vaughn.
 Miss Sarah Lovejoy, from the lost nation-Miss Sue Flippen.
 Miss Katie O'Connor, Miss Hen ly's Irish servant-Miss Alice Bar ry.
 Misses Barbara Livingston, Bet tie Cameron and Marion Reynolds, Miss Henly's guests-Misses Alfa Lewis, Gussie Wallace and Clara Hodges.
 Just Lizzie,'' the ghost-Miss Florence Jarbeau.
 Miss Alias and Miss Alibi, "the silent sisters" supposed to be Jack Eggleston and Jim Reading.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
|fYou Have Moneyto to Loan

let us place it for you. For time have been handling this class of business for number of people and making their money bring them profitable rate of interest
 Why loans especially profitable? Well
 First, because we loan only good real estate improved and worth twice the amount of the loan.
 Second, because we make of the title before a dollar goes out.
 Third, because people wanting to borrow money come to us and have large list of applications to select from
 Fourth our experience in this business enables us to select the best loan to be had
 Fifth, we can keep your money employed whereas you have it idle between the time loan is paid of and another made.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
Marriage Licenses.

During the week ending yester- day County Clerk J. H. Hartle issued marriage licenses to the fol- lowing:
 Wm. Robinson, A, to Myrtle Polk, IA, Enola.
 o. G. Good, Io, to Alice Reedy, 2I, Holland.
 R. F. Curtis, 2I, to Bertha Us sery, IS, Enola.
 William Hutson, 2I, to Pearlle Mauldon, IS, Enola.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
EIIwOOd fence has no equal. Sold by w. M. HdrreU 6 Co.

SOf0 Dy w. Ius HdFFelf 1 SOs
 WANTED-A farm hand wanted near Holland, will pay good wages. See Will Tedder, Holland, Ark.
 Don't forget the date-Monday night-the place-Central College the play-''Miss Fearless & Go. y
 William Prince of this city has been commissioned notary public by Acting Governor John l. Moore.
 Do you want nice view of your house? If so see Reyburn Monday and Tuesday at his studio i'll Con- way. It
 Misses Denison entertained number of their friends Saturday evening at their home west of the city.
 Mrs. J. M. Ligon delightfully."- entertained several young people at her home ill this city Tuesday evening.
 New lot of fine blacksmith S coal just received at Holt & Stewards shop. Call and get supply when in town. 29-tf
 J. R. Sanders has bought from J. B. Moore two lots in the Daviess & Garvin annex for consideration of SI25.
 Your patronage solicited. Sew ing wanted, both plain and fancy. Mrs. $. M. Powers at home east of Central College. 28tf
 You might trade some good mules or horses on a fine rev piano if you see J. Pat Pope, the Music Man, Conway. 27-tf
 See Reyburn's display of photos at Walthall Bros. drug store then get ready to have yours made next Monday and Tuesday. It
 A good horse, or good mule will be taken as part pay on fine new piano at Pat Pope's. See or write for further particulars. 27-tf
 The Euzelians ask your patron age solely on the score of merit. They propose to give you more than your moneys worth. It
 T. B. Reyburn will be at his gallery in Conway Monday and Tuesday, March 25 and 26. Call on him for high grade work. I
 Bring the picture you want en- larged to Reyburn' $ next Monday and Tuesday, March 25-26. Pub lie square near Hotel Hines. It
 Lay Concrete. But be sure that it is done right. Our concrete foreman knows how.
 3o-tf HALTER BROS. FOR RENTING adjoining business buildings on Front street, at present occupied by Sam Heili- gers. If c. s. BROWN.
 HOUSE FOR RENT-Seven room house, all in frst-class condition, east of Central College.
 2o-tf A. LACHOwsKY.
 We have already secured con- tracts for over a mile of concrete sidewalks. Have you seen us about yours? If HALTER BROS.
 Rev. c. H. Maury left Monday for Austin, Texas, where he is at- tending a meeting of the board of trustees of the Presbyterian Uni versity.
 Cecil Brown of Quinton, I. T., called at this office Monday. He has been visiting relatives six miles east of Conway for the past few days.
 Concrete sidewalks are better than Tagging and cost but little more. If we get your job your walk will be properly laid.
 .3o-tf HALTER BROS.
 We have the Anchor brand Fertilizer. Best on the mar kef. See uS before placing your order. It
 w. ". HHRRELL 6 GO.
 P. M. Stephan, who recently moved to Drew county, was in the city Monday. He says that he has installed a sawmill in that courty and expects to shin lumber.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
U. c. V. Meetingl

The United Confederate Veter- ans will meet at the courthouse ln this city Saturday, March 30. I'm portant business in connection with the reunion at Richmond will come before the meeting, and all mem bers are requested to attend.
 MAX FRAUENTHAI., Com.
 R. A. REYNOLDS, Adjt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

WANTED-A farm hand wanted near Holland, will pay good wages. See Will Tedder, Holland, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
Card of Thanks.

I desire to thank the many friends for their assistance and kindness toward me during the long illness of my daughter, Frances. May God bless you is my prayer.
 $. F. DAVENPORT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
THE REAL THING.

'How did you enjoy the operar
 "Oh, ever so much. The people in the box next to ours talked @. ciety scandal the whole time."
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21

All kinds of legal blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-03-21
THE USUAL WAY.

"What was all that racket about in the convention hall the other evening"
 'They were discussing party has. ony."-Baltimore American
 TILE QEAI TAING
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Army and Macy
Rreps to Play
Fail Schedule
Move to Abolish Football
Turned Down by
Faculty.

The faculty saved the day for foot
ball at Army and Navy Preparatory
School Thursday evening when it de-
cided that the game should be con-
tinued as a part of the athletic routine
OF the school.
On account OF severe injuries to sew
eral of the players the proposition to
crop football was seriously considered
and the faculty has for some time been
besieged by reformers who advocated
the abolition OF the sport. The athletic
committee based its action OF Thursday
evening on the grounds that little or
no pressure had been brought to bear
from parents Of the pupils. and that the
students themselves unanimously IA
vo.'ed the continuance of the sport
Coach Edmonston wi'l have his
charges out daily from this time on,
until the game with the Annapolis
plebes, which IS the principal drawing
card this year on the Preps' schedule.
In the few games played this season,
the team. although handicapped by
light weight, has shown to good advant-
age. and now that the players are sure
that the schedule will be played, prac-
tice should be conducted with renewed
vigor.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
BALDWIN'S STYLE
LIKE SULLIVAN
This Fact Promises Fast
Fight Next Tuesday
Night.

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 25.-With their
battle only four days of, Marty Bald
win and Kid Sullivan are IN the height
Of their training for their fifteen-round
mill before the Eureka Athletic Club
at the Germania Maennerchor nall next
Tuesday night.
Both boys are working as though their
lives depended on the result o. the con-
test. and when they climb into the arena
they promise TO show the efforts of
their keen preparation.
baldwin Is the same style Of boxer
as Sullivan, and this argues we'll for a
fast match. Both are in-flghters. ard
they viii be at home IN the going
SulliVan's greatest battles were fought
In this manner. as the long range boxers
proved difficult problems for the Wash
lngtonlan 10 solve. Baldwin is a short
rugged fighter, ana though he has fought
over 100 mills he has never had a knock
out registered against his record during
MS career IN the ring. This is some
thlhg that few boxers can boast Of
even the CHAMPIONS.
Baldwin is showing fast form tu his
training with Sailor Burke, the New
YORK heavyweight. Though Butke il
many pounds heavier than Baldwin. ths
BOSTON DoXer can set a big mace with
MS husky sparring partner. Sailor Burl e
mas proved valuable man for RaIdvy N
70 traln with, as the sailor knows every
point OF the game and can let Baldwin
he can While Burke has never sas1
oullVan IN a long MILL he is OF the
OplIllol Jldt Baldwin Will secure the
verdict over Sullivan.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
BUTTER BY THE YARD.

II Cambridge. England. butter is sold
by the yard. For generations Il mas been
the practice OF Cambridgesh,re dairy
felix TO roll their butter into lengths.
each length measuring a yard and
weighing a pound. Deity wrapped in
strips Of clean white cloth, the cylindri-
cal rolls are packed in long. narrow
baskets made for the purpose. and thus
conveyed to market. The butter women.
who, In white linen aprons and sleeves,
preside over the stalls in the market
have no need OF weights or scales for
dispensing their wares. Constant prac-
tice and experienced eyes enable them
with. a stroke Of the knife 10 divide a
yard of butter into halves )r quarters
with almost mathematical Cxactness.
The university people are the chief
buyers Of this curiOusly shaped product
In addition to being famed for it's purity
and sweetness. Cambridge yard butter
is eminently adapted for being served
10 the students in the dairy commons.
Cut in conveniently seized pieces and
accompanied by a loaf Of the hest wheat
bread, a stated portion is sent round
every morning TO the rooms OF the IN
dergraduates for use at breakfast and
tea--From an Exchange.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
COLUMBIA ROWERS'
FALL REGATTA TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-Final arrange
ments have been made fer the annual
fall regatta O. the Columbia University
Rowing Club. which will be held on the
Harlem river this afternoon.
The race between the varsity, sopho-
mere. and graduate eights wiz be the
feature OF the program. It is reported
that the Columbia varsity and an octo-
pede from the Harlem Boat Club viii
have a race over a mile course ending
at the Union Boat Club house. but as
there is some doubt as 10 the eligibility
OF Snevily and Spalding in the Columbia
boat II Is not certain that the race will
take place.
There will also be mile race between
three freshman eights and an interdor-
mitory race of thTee-quarters of a mile,
In addition to the interclass race
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Football Games Today

George Washington VS.. NJ. 4. C, at
Van Ness Park.
Princeton VS.. Cornell, at Ithaca.
Pennsylvania VS.. Carlisle Indians, at
Philadelphia.
Yale VS.. Villanova, at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Springfield Training
School. at Cambridge.
Navy VS.. Lafayette. at Annapolis.
| Swarthmore VS. Gettysburg. al
Swarthmore.
Fordham VS.. Georgetown, at Ford
ham Field.
Syracuse VS.. Hamilton. at Syracuse
Brown VS.. Williams. at Providence.
Army VS.. Rochester. at West Point
Haverford VS.. Ursinus. at Haverfori.
Virginia VS.. North Carolina, at Rich
mOnd.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. West
minister. at Washington, Pa.
| Wisconsin VS.. Illinois. at Madison.
Colgate VS.. Hobart, 1t Hamilton.
Trinity VS. Wesleyan, at Hartford.
Lehigh VS.. Dickinson, at Carlisle.
/ Franklin and Marshal VS.. st. Johns.
at Lancaster.
Rensselaer, Poly vs.. Nev- York Uni
versity. at Troy.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State. at Ann
Arbor.
Bowdoin VS.. Colby. at Waterville.
Amherst vs.. Dartmoutz.. at Amherst.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
.STONEGUTTERS' UNION
OPPOSED BY LABORERS

The Building Trades Mechanics Coun-
cil' made up Of eighteen of the building
trades. has issued a circular letter TO
their friends In the fight against the
open shop policy Of the Employers As
sociation, against an organization of
EtOneCutteTs known as tue National
StCnecutters Union.
This body Of stone workers has a
braEuh in this city working for the
meT bers of the Employers Association,
II is said, and is composed Of strike
breakers. whose purpose here and every
where 1t has a branch. Lhe circular
letter says, is TO aid In breaking all
strikes started against the master build
ers.
1t is further said that the organization
is part OF the National Manufactur-
ers' Association scheme 10 fight organ
ized labor and that this alleged organt-
Zation OF union stonecutters was perfect
ed by the Manufacturers Association
to deceive. The organization. is in no
way connected by affiliauon nor recog-
niZed by American Federation OF La
Dor. and Is looked upon by the recog-
niZed unions as being composed of the
r0nkest nOn-aniOn element.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26

ing, his play at guard yesterday was
satisfactory.
He faced Andrus, the scrub player.
who would be on the varsity II he were
eligible, and fully held his own. Howard
Jones, who has been at left end for two
seasons, was moved TO the other end
OF the line.
ANNAPOLIS. nd. Oct. 2S.-The Naval
Academy Will present a much changed
lineup against Lafayette today A hard
game Is expected. and the local team
will be glad TO pull out any kind OF a
victory against the visitors
One or two OF the regulars will be
out Of the game entirely, while
others Will start, though not IN thorough
condition. DemOtt, left end, has Charley
horse" a complaint which has affected
several Of the squad this season, and
Robertson, whose experience has been
at tackle, will try end.
CHICAGO. Oct. 26-WIth Chicago and
Minnesota idle today, interest In the
football in the West centers IN the game
between the University of Illinois and
Wisconsin on Randall field, at Madison
The game viii be the first real contest
Of the Badgers. and will enable theIsI
70 show their strength Games In the
West:
Wisconsin VS.. Illinois. at Madison.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State. at Ann
Arbor.
Notre Dame VS.. olivet, at Notrc
Dame.
Nebraska VS.. Colorado, at Lincoln.
ing.
Iowa vs.. Drake. at Des Molnes.
The Washington times., 1907-10-26
JACOB TONE TODAY
AGAINST EPISCOPAL

PORT DEPOSIT. Nd. Oct. 2s.-Tome
expects a hard game today when she
meets the Episcopal High School of
Alexandria Va. This school has been
Tor years, with the exception OF an oc-
oasional slump, the strongest eleven in
the neighborhood Of Washington, and
always put up a strong game.
Up 10 date Tome has won all the pre-
hminary contests, defeating Baltimore
Polytechnic 42-0, Drexel Inst. tute 30
and Central Manual go She mas a
very heavy schedule for the balance OF
the season. meeting the Hill School al
PottstoWn, November 2; LaWrenccvfIie.
az Tome. November 9. and closing the
season with the L. Of p. freshmen,
Franklin Field, November Is. AT pres
ent the boys are all in excellent shape,
with tne exception of Marston, at right
end, who injured his shouhier and viii
be out for another week.