The log cabin Democrat., 1908-01-09
Miss Gertrude Norcott of Watten-

Now is the time to trade at Book Store. They are giving away line of beautiful pictures this month. 20 2t
 R. l.. Witt has resigned his po- sition with w. M. Harrell & Co.,. and will move to his former home af Quitman.
 w. M. Gateley of Heloise, Tenn. was in the city Tuesday on his return from a visit to relatives in the county.
 State Secretary Ben L. Griffin, of the Farmers Union, left Mon day night to attend union meet ing in Memphis.
 Mrs. John Kirchner returned Saturday to her home at Okemah, {, Okla, after a pleasant visit to friends in this city.
 FOR SALES choice lots only few blocks from square. Price S1oo each. Apply to the Log Cab- in Democrat office.
 In large advertisement on the opposite page Sam Sarason offers some attractive reductions in prices for the next IS days.
 Chester Stephen of Collins, Ark, who has been visiting relatives in the county for the past week, was in the city yesterday.
 For sale-A good blacksmith business and tools. See H. A, Courtney, at Canada wagonyard. Oak and Court streets. I4tf
 WANTED Three school girls to board. Rates reasonable and con- venient location.
 Io-2t MRS. EMMETT WITT. I will accept boarders during court week at 50 cents per day. Nice accomodations for 7 or men. It SAM LITTLE.
 Mrs. c. w. Rice visited her grandson, Rice Wilson, who is at Little Rock hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 I want a good family to live in my house on the Little farm and board me. Good cistern water and nice house. SAM LITTLE.
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 On December Y I loaded set of buggy wheels by mistake on a wagon standing in street south of Anderson's book store. Finder will notify Jefferson Burgesr, Con- way. Route 3. 20 2t*
 LosT-One Remington double barreled hammerless shotgun on the left hand barrel little straight mark; ; bead loose and mashed on top. Reward of SIo for recovery. Ben Yam, Greenbrier, Ark.
 Mrs. Cynthia Young entertained the daughters of the Confederacy at her home yesterday afternoon. Persimmon beer and ginger cake were served as refreshments and the afternoon was delightfully."- spent.
 s. E. Kirby of Little Rock, who is quite we'll known in the southern evangelistic field of the M. E. Church, South, and also singer of some prominence, has entered the theological department at Hendrix College.
 G. w. Ballard, of Vilonia, was an appreciated caller at this office last Friday. MT. Ballard is af- ficted with blindness but neverthe- less keeps posted on the affairs of the day by having read to him the Log Cabin Democrat and the Ar kansas Gazette.
 Go to John Hess if you want good blacksmithing done. He can suit you Ill prices ana also turn out work on short notice and give satisfaction in wagon and buggy and also machine work of any kind. His shop is on Railroad avenue south of the oil mill. You can find him always ready to meet 34tf
 The Hendrix College Athletic Association has secured at price far greater than ever before paid for all attraction in Conway the services of the Olympians This musical attraction has been giving eminent satisfaction throughout the south, and bids fair to excel anything before seen in Conway. Tickets are on sale at White drug store. Reserve your seats i'll order to avoid the rush at the office. All seats are reserved at 50 and 75