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HELP wANrED-MALE.
THE WASHINGTON TINES

THE WASHINGTON TIMES
DESIRES SEVERAL ACTIVE. HON
EST, HUsTLLNG YOUNG MEN WHO
ARE WILLING TO START AT THE
BOTTOM AND ARE LOOKING FOR
UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES.
THOSE WITH GOOD EDUCATION
PREFERRED. BUT ANYONE WHO
HAS BRAINS AND Is WILLING To
WORK WILL DO. APPLY THURS
DAY MORNING BETWEEN AND
MANAGER.
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any of the following branch OFFICES
at regular office rates. Ii it Is in.
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct 10 Tie Times (Main
$500, and a messenger will call TO
collect without additional charge TO
the advertiser.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want-
ed Statesmen Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-One
cent a Word-Minimum Space IS words.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneOus, Horses and Vehicles Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs Pets, etc-I5 cents a line; 2
times conseCutiyely. 1924 cents lines
Minimum charge As cents
A other ciassifications-I5 cents a
line. . times cOnseCuuvely. 1232 cents
a line; 3 times cOnsecutively, 10 cents
q line. Minimum charge so cents
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500 CONFECTIONERY near school. suitable
sta NV aniesf
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

pa Colorado building 18th and g. Expert
ing estigatious. any cause, all sections
strictly confidential Phone Main L515. Night
call North 1913 MORGAN BRADFORD Dr..
Principal je2-5aJ
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NORTHEAST

LADDOS PHARMACY. 1900 FLORIDA ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. ". Cap and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a and j. SIS.
kRAUS PHARMACY. cor. 9th and X SITS.
AcCHESNEF z JOACHIM, Sth and II sts.ne.
BENZ. T. LANHAM, 1lth and Z. Cap. ST.
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SOUTHWEST

Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and B streets.
MCDONALD J. W. a. and l. sW.
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BARBER SHOP four chairs; paying excel
lent. weeks tfiai allowed. THORNTON "a
sth uB arrf1 -
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oCsOI-PATING grocery southeast. ripl.t
price q Inventory THORNTON, 10 sth nv.
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sOrTHEAST

a. 2, POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO.. 8th and @ SITS. Sc,
a %. BURROWS nth ana Pa. ave.
j. P. WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
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FINEST ice cream. candies and chocolate
bonbonsi fresh every day. Phone your or
dersi prompt delivery. Bakery and c0nfec-
tionery. GEO. FINK. 1881 7th st. NV.
5e3f-vse. fri slI -g0t
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GEORGETOWN
d, p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 n ST. NV.
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Zines Want Ads Bring Results
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TO THE LADIES.

MY CLEARANCE SUMMIT prices az and be-
low seats lawns. Dngeries. laces. handsome
embroidered center piece given with eaSh 81
purchase. r. Z. LANNON'S. Dos New York
ave. myZ7-N. (. su-3ot
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$50 ROOFING HOUSE northwest. esoa.;aut
furniture. bargain; retiring. THORNTON,
70f sth NV. srl15 n
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NIaAN EI1Te ana POO room n0rlaWasl- do
Ing good business; no opposition. rent so,
reason for selling. III aealth. BOX zss Times
once sul5-ss
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PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Eeonomyi Poor plumbing
more costly than the most exponsivs: fob-
JOS. r. CUINTER a SON 1al4
r l. Ave. Phone n. s7T. rny28-rn. " ss-s0f
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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BURYs PHARMACY. conner Monroe and
Jefferson sJs.
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PHONE WEST $50 for picnic basket, three
cts. fine wine; one a. whiskey 5L25, deiiv-
cred; take 10 on the trip.
LEWIS MESSENGER, 1901 II NV.
jyf2-su. Is, Got
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WANTED-AGENTS.

REPUBLICAN or Democratic campaign but
tons, samples 10 cents, 70 FOR $40 post
paid; they sell Tor 10 cents each WEsSON
MIG CO. Providence. Il. / aul0-6t
LIBERAL TERMS TO agents to solicit busi-
ness for a responsible up-tC-date Casualty
Company. writing all lines. j. G. DOE.
Empire state Surety Co.. Room 40 Colorado
Building. 1y30-Cf
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WAITERs-Colored: out OF city. way paid.
FISHERS AGENCY. 4l9 10Th NV. IL
EOY-Bright Office boy; good chance for right
party Address BOX 292, Times office.
au12-2t
WANTED-Men or boys over 10 years OF age
good wages, permanent work. Apply base
ment OF 1901 i st. NV. iy8-W,s .m-tr
WHITE MAN to work in coal yard; rent
free; must understand care OF horses 81 and
= sts NV. aul--3t
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED-A few private pupils TO instruct
for entering high schools. Address GRAD
UATE, Times office. aul2-5t
A REPRESENTATIVE in each Government
department. pays $50 monthly. Call a. m.
TO %. M 1922 a. nv. Il
HELP for all departments in hotel. BUR-
CESS HOTEL AGENCY, 1908 10Th NV. aull-3t
STENOGRAPHERS are always In demand.
We can prepare you for a position in $50
hours. STENCIL APHIC ACADEMY. COL
orado Building Open day and night myl5-tt
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
\. L. CARNE & CO.. 703 King st.
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BusINEss oppoRrurrr1Fs-

s---.---es--s.s.--..as
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SEQ CONFECTIONERY near scho3l. snffa7,I,
Tor lady; inYestlgaie this. THORNTON. 20
&c ~ suiZ-zt
$50 RooaNa HOUSE aortbve-+- $780,
furniture. bargain retiring. THORNTON,
- ~ nh- aul2-st
BARBER SHOP four chairs; paving go
lent. aeehs tfiai allowed. THORNTON. I04
- u. aul2-3s
GooD-PAYINGN grocery southsast. -lysr
price o. Inventory. THORNTON. 7el sfh ~
$40 CONFECTIONERY and toys with 80,
rooms. rent. sz5.l5. THORNTON, T0s sth nv
FOR sALE-cheap. seven lots al CsoI1CI
tteights- Apply JOHN y. WOLF Badeus-
- aoLZ-.t
GROCERY. doing q cssh business Of $50 a
day, rent 49, i've years lease: best location
lYI su1uEDsi owner leaving city Al
lIess B0A ~, Iimes once au12.l5.l7
MOMENTUM Engine; the discovery az ne
development q power. No. 80 engine 10 bs
erected 10 Washington. y. 9. b. c. POLE.
BO8 ~. Times 0Elc6. jyI9-su. ~ sa-sgt
CIGAR store ana pool room northwest; do
ing good business; no opposition. rent sos
reason Tor selling. ID health. BOX rs. Times
Office sol3-ss
GROCERY; doing cash business Of $50 a
day, rent $780, i've years leases best locs,-
tioH northeast suburbs, owner leaving city,
49, = -
= - - =, - 'el sAop cong g2od allsl-
a 7..s a. reasona1ie price Address BOX -.
-----l9 .-----. al4,-gil@
LUNCH ROOM. center city. doing land of
- 0-S'''eS2' F'''' DII-ss'' Oh Ls'IlslaaA
q = al1y-St
SALOON; on buainess street; fully equipped;
Szs3yy. DlEANs 81 LOUISIANA ave. auED-at
ro9Trr(-rTg,7-T--s- - ------------
erss,, ef. s.silf;5 ~ - ~ I1 -
6l7 Louisiana ave. a4I5-e st''
--------------------
sA1DON-ciose b Municl lal Building; snap.
ulGAA. GU Louisiana ave. aul0-st
CIGAR md peri siical store. ane stand. 60
y htted -p. doing me business, owner Leay-
ing city DCGAE. az LOUISIANA avs
wOon AA-D ro.r- 800 ~ -----7s----
stand. sserlice- IjT-gkE an T,,,feis-- -
- :.
5 5.}1 H r2SS etese 70 city; license guar
e--ls1i- D- --A-'s - -f'ils-ai-1 ave.
a4ly-9L
SALOON. nm. .,.-s,.r .ot,tb,vest. 49,, -
business ss.0OJ, IL s1slth cause Of selling.
lL1A9. ~ 1ll.lelana I'VE aulD-3r
HOTEL and Jar; center -; % rooms. 2
pUGAN. si7 Louisiana s.le. aaio-st
rent. s66o. DUGIS. az i,ouis.s5a s5e '--sS
aaI0-st
tJk sAL-E-le shares East Washington saw
4-ss 1aiiA stocA- Bun 10 Times once
IF YOU WISH 70 dispose q your business
clients " o. out d city. NEW YORK BUS
I-ez-o2 6HohEtt5 ~ - aulo-5t
must - sod f5is s-e..lt. ss.rfTrA go -i-s.
ing 81 5o5 yearIy. New Work PTrST5FSs
BPOKERS FII y 80 q
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. SONNEMAN.
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MATTRESS MAKING.
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated 81:
all kinds OF new ones made 10 order; YOU
can see your work done Factory and sales
room 6SS II NV. Tel NJ 2O97. L r
JONES. ty2E-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WASHING and ironing 10 take home or
DAYS work out loss 4th ST ma. II
COOK-Place. as white cook IN private fam
ily. PAS y 81. NV. II
COOh-By steady woman cook in boarding
house or private family willing and OlIis-
ing. l63Ji2 10Th 81 nv. II
HOUSEHOLDER by a lady. in WIdOWers
family or rO0ming house. Address ga 10th
ST. aulI-3L
COOK-By hrst-cIass cook in private family
or gentle Homework. BOX 90, Times office.
aull-2t
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SITUATIONS WANrED-MALF

SITUATION wanted by engineer experienced
i'm apartment house and hotel work. Al ref
erenCes. BOX -g4 Times office aul3-3t
STEWARD with Al references wants posi-
ton, list Of September. Please address j. A.
BDNETT, Steward barrymore Hotel
WrightsviIle Beach Y. c. auI2-5t
HOUSE PAINTING and experimenting al
reasonable prices by young man. Address
BOX 500. Times office. auIl-5t
BAKER-pIace as baker by young man. with
uEe years experience. Rock Greek SIS
Churcn road aull--t
PLACE as han man or elevator msu. 1913
18TH ST. aGL2-Zt
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APPRENTICE GIRLS and dressmakers, il
you wish first class position call at the NEW
YORK ACADEMY OF DRESSCI-TTING
AND DESIGNING, l220 G ST., good position
furnished au1U-4r
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WHERE TO MARKET.

STEAK 15c. lSc, 20c: chuck steak. 12c:
roast veal 12lzc: chops, 15c: outlets. zoe;
Corued beef. f. c. SANDERS, corner 7th
and q sw. Phone n. 295 X ie2s-90t
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USE Hunters dust killing floor 81 It keeps
the floors clean and sanitary rid the house
Of Insects, SOC & gallon. Telephone Main
Sass or drop postal - ia Pa ave. NV. au4-s0t
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CLAIRVOYANTS

8fAI.E. CATHERINE. paIlnlst and card read
er. telis verifying yOu wish o. know about
business and love affairs. sA New York ave.
Open fram 10 % !. 3e1B-Lf
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets; competition dehed. ECLIPSE
RUG CO, Laurel. Nd Branch. . sfh St
ns- Phone lincoln 1910 je5-s0t
COLONIAL BEAcI.
FOR SALE-Fine large tots near wha~fs:
for stores boarding houses. etc; others f9g
Slz5 10 S175. cottage for rent A 8 CAY
WOOD. $50 9Th st, NV rnyz5-s0t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEO ROOMS.

18TH NV. 6l3-Furaished hats; suitable FOL
business bedrooms or housekeeping reason
able aulZ-1t
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DENTISTRY.
ALvEOL.AR TEETa-Painlezs, lasting. won
derfuIly 4kelife, bridge work or plating IN
necessary painless filing. DIR. ]. l. VII
son. 1903 +. iy2l-tf
once Hours. $50 a. n TO $50 p. "a.
DR.. OTIS ". ELZEY. DENTIST,
zoos + 81. NV. (same floor as Miss ShatkIette)
DIR. W J. ELZEE, DENTIST,
n. L. Cor. 4th and E. Capitol SITS ne.
Specialists in Painless Extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings and Plates
that 1T. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone NJ 4252.
Tny5-If
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GET A READING from AIr. Million Il you
want Information on any matter. He VIII
tell you what you wish - know. Readings.
Loo HypnotIsm taught gI2 Eye ~ st. nv
Tel Main 81 jyzl-tf
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CAN Keep your windows clean cheaper
quicker aud easier than you can. I know
how LEON J.. CAHOON. Acme Window
Cleaning Co. removed 10 100 i NV.
jy2--w. IF. Su-51t
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SPECIAL CASH PRICE for coal this month.
Egs, 5e.75i stove. s.. IS, Sut, S6.75s FuTn ice.
$50; Pea, 500
GEO L. AIoCURDY. I2lS 4th 81 NV. Phone
y. 5lS au12-We, su-6t
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STORAGE.
FURNITURE STORED FOR 75C PER LOAD:
large, clean, spacious compartments; careful
handling expert packing. 3AUM'S, gls Pa
ave. NV. Main 1254 Jys-tf
WHY pay mors7 We store for T5e a load
.. S. STORAGE CO.. SIS 10th st. NV Phone
422S. iyS-s0t
100 SEPARATE storage rooms; storage By
the load; packing. hauling and shipping. see
US before storing. THOS. DOWL1 &c & CO.
Aucttoneers. elz E St NV: phone Main SIS.
myI4-90t
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CASHIER-Young white man short hours
s. 10 begin EUREKA l5ll New York ave,
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Greet Washday
With a Smile

In.tead Of with dread for its drudgery and difficult
ties. The old fashioned way of washing clothes by
hand on rubbing board il nothing less than slavery
Why should any woman stand for many long
hours each week over a hot steaming tub full OF
dirty clothes inhang their odors rubbing Away her
health and strength? She only wears out herself,
but also wears the clothes, and after washday
means darning and patching sewing on buttons, etc
It's within the reach Of every woman to free
herself from the drudsee. Of washday by the use OF
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
BINDERS.

The members of the Greenbrier and Quitman Telephone company are over hauling and fixing up their lines.
 There are several cases of humps ln the community and we fear 1t will in- iure the attendance at school.
 Mrs. A. E. Moore and son Hugh, have been spending few days in Little Rock.
 Henry Burkett of Greenbrier was here last week on business.
 Miss Hattie Wilson, who has been confined to her room for some time with typhoid fever, is slowly improving.
 Floyd, the four-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Martin, is very sick with pneumonia.
 Rev. ]. M. Mcgee of Damascus visited B. E. Herring and family last Thursday night.
 Our rural carrier has purchased fine double rig, and says as 'tis leap year he will answer all calls from the opposite side of the house.
 We learn that there are several cases of measles around Moore and that the school has been dismissed. It seems that the sickness this winter has inter ferred very much with the rural schools.
 February !.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
MOUNT VERNON.

The Baptist minister did not fill his appointment here Sunday on account of the cold wave, no doubt.
 Ed. Carmichal has been quite ill with pneumonia for some days.
 Uncle Charley Vilonia was here Sat urday.
 G. A. Keathley and R. H. Dean went to Little Rock last week on business. They returned Saturday.
 H. ]. Sanders, T. w. Ussery and E. E.. Jones and number of our men of color courted in Searcy several days this weed. Searcy is thriving little city with much business and work going on since the construction of the new railroad be- gan. Searcy has prosperous and in dustrious people to back her enterprises.
 E. M. Chandler lost a fine COW last week.
 Sanford Gray of Garlana is quite feeb. le-caused by an abcess.
 Berry Dicus and some others, we hear are returning from the Oklahoma Texas country to make their future homes here among old friends. Old Arkansas is hard to beat for all purposes. There is much room here for good people. Much farm work and improvement is being done. The drought last season hurt the most of us, but we hope our people will have corn, hay etc, to sell next spring, instead of buying at high price as they are now doing. [ We have prospect of two mail routes out of Mt. Vernon soon.
 Rev. H. B. Flippin and wife have a new son who came last week to make his home with them.
 Arthur Hendrickson has improved his farm with a new wire fence.
 Cleveland Henry has returned from Oklahoma, where he has been for sev- eral months. He will farm with his father, Jess B. Henry. February 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
GREENBRIER.

J. E. Moore was a Conway visitor Monday.
 I. E. Faulk of Kendall was here Mon day night and Tuesday.
 F s. Graham, who has been sick the past ten days, is reported as better.
 H. Benton, Esq.,, has been wrestling with lagrippe the past week.
 w. B. Love has made quite an addition to his residence by building new room
 R. H. Lipscomb and wife of Conway were called here last Friday by tele- phone to see their daughter, Mrs. C. H Cheek, who happened to painful acci' dent by getting burnt on hot cooking stove.
 B. F. Spires of Conway was here Mon day visiting our merchants.
 F. o. Knight of Little Rock, former citizen of this place, was here Friday.
 Born, to A. J. Sims and wife last Fri day night, boy of the usual weight Mother and child are doing well and Arthur is all smiles.
 Married, at the residence of the bride on last Wednesday evening, John M Dickens to Miss Reynolds, daughter o w. A. Reynolds and Gould Mobbs tc Miss Ollie Nash of Republican. A. H Benton, Esq.,, officiated. The writer wishes them a happy voyage througf life. February 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
SALTILLO.
February 2.

Lagrippe still has its hold upon this community.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Ealing found their baby dead in the bed one day last week It was about one month old. Sympathy is extended to them in their bereav- ment.
 Tam Walls has purchased a pair of young mules from E. F. Park of this place.
 w. A. Pearson our rural carrier, who has been sick for some three weeks, was able to start out again Saturday, but while at the postoffice his horse became frightened and ran away, throwing him out, but luckily he was not seriously hurt.
 Pat Holinghead of Vilonia passed shrough here Sunday.
 The w. O. w. met Saturday evening and installed its officers for the ensuing year. Through February and March they will meet on the fourth Saturday evening.
 Aunt Sis Cox visited Mrs. T. Vestal Sunday.
 Some of the boys attended ball at Ed. Dillon's, near Chadwick Saturday night.
 Y. w. Strickland has rented land from R. Rifle and will make crop.
 Clint Venable has been in Little Rock the past few days at the bedside of sick relatives. February 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
PLEASANT VALLEY.

I. HI. Ethridge, T. R. Ethridge and J. H. Patton went to Conway Tuesday.
 John High came in from Oakman, Okla, Tuesday and is now visiting rela tives and friends here.
 George Hiett was here from Salisaw, Okla, last week visiting A. A. Milan and family.
 Phe pupils of Pleasant Valley school house are preparing to have an enter tainment at the close of the term.
 Several from here attended the sale of Mont Nixon's near Linder last Wednes- day. MT. Linder is moving near Deni- son, Texas, where he will make his fu- ture home.
 Miss Ola Browning has been in Con way visiting relatives the past week.
 Lester Carter is up again after sev- ere case of pneumonia.
 Mrs. Carry Nixon is laid up with the pneumonia.
 Mrs. Margaret Burnett who has been in i'll health for some time, Is reported as not improving.
 February E.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
HEBER.

k. Everything seems to be moving along nicely here.
 The contract for the new depot is open for bids.
 The Doniphan Lumber Go. has re- sumed work again.
 James Newton, one of the Doniphan Lumber Co.'S efficient managers, is daily signing contracts with teamsters.
 Mrs. Leona Glover of Morrilton who has been visiting ill Heber the past week, returned home Sunday, accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Trump.
 John and Wm. Lsckey will move back to Faulkner county this week. John goes to Holland and William to Cross Roads.
 Elijah, the oldest son of E. T. Gam, arrived last week from Oklahoma, after an absense of seven years.
 Heber is to have a new switchboard in the near future. Some line work IS also needed as there is trouble on some lines in town that has not been remedied since October, and are therefore trouble some to the patrons.
 All the fortune seekers from Holland to this place will soon have all returned with the exception of M. L. Grisham, and probably finances are bothering him somewhat.
 Boss Wooley and Jack Cardin of Hap py Valley have established a feed store in this city.
 Conway seems to have Searcy ill the down row as trading point, as several loads of groceries have been hauled from Conway recently.
 Some good sawmill men could make capital in this city, as the supply of lumber is far short of the demand, and is being hauled fifteen and twenty miles when there are thousands of feet inside the corporation.
 February ?.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
MAYFLOWER.

Wiley Moseley has been confined to his bed with the grip.
 ]. l.. Lawrence went to Little Rock last week to buy horse.
 James Mitchell has the job of build ing fires at the depot.
 Mrs. James Duke has been quite sick but is better at this writing.
 Homer Lawrence of Argenta came up Friday night to visit his mother, Mrs. Matte Gibson, who has been quite sick
 Charley and MT. Dickson has the contract to supply the Gould railway system with cross ties.
 Master Johnnie Dickens is clerking for pr. Copeland.
 Hugh L. Martin has gone to work af- ter a fifteen days rest from the mail service
 J. w. Daniels and James Taylor have rented land from $. c. Smith and will make crop while resting from their shop duty.
 Smith Taylor left last week for Mis- sissippi county, where he will make a crop.
 Prof. Akridge went to Conway Satur- day on business.
 Wanted by MT. Mosley, someone to carry in stove wood-a good chance for some young man. February a.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-06
MADDOXNILLE.

No sickness on our mountain that know of.
 Our people are making plans for a new crop, but it will have to get warmer than it was last Saturday if we raise anything but smoke.
 The young people have very inter esting literary society at Beckett school house.
 MT. and Mrs. Andy Patty of Quitrnan visited Gee Winters the latter part of last week.
 There was quite a gathering of young people at Uncle Tom Maddox's Sunday. They had some fine music, both vocal and instrumental.
 Mrs.E.H. Blankenship of the Bethesda neighborh died last Thursday night and was buried at Bethesday Saturday. She had been bed-ridden for six years.
 The w. O. w. and w. C. are on the boom in and around our nelghoorhood. Guess if few of us were to die (and we haven't lost a member in fifteen years it would be on the boomerang.
 C. D. Plant is getting along all 0. K. with his new house.
 The widow Maddox's boys have had a we'll dug in their barn yard.
 Misses Maybell and Etta Pittman wis ited their sistef, Mrs. Cook, in White county last Sunday.
 Rev. I. E. Shell and his better half spent several days among us last week
 George Maddox and J. R. Beckett went over in White county to preach last week.
 o. w. Maddox taught some of the boys how to build fence last Saturday eve.
 Some of us don't like that two primary business up here, as there are lots of voters who will go to the county primary and not attend state primary, and we wanted to give Honest George" every pea in the dish, but of course the coun- tvs clerical crew that works for half pay should be humored once in while.
 February 5.