The log cabin Democrat., 1908-02-27

Memphis, where they have spent the past month.
 The Busy Bee restaurant, one door east of Menty & Dollahite, has opened for business, and will be open at all hours.
 Mrs. ]. H. Hartje was called last Thursday to Isola, Miss, by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. c. s. McHenry.
 Miss Jean Witt of Ola, daughter John P. Witt, formerly of this city is here for a few weeks visit to friends and relatives.
 Nice new line of fresh groceries just received at Menty & Dolla- hite's. Give them a call or phone your orders to No. 56.
 LosT-Between postoffice and H. J. Archer's, one plain band gold ring. Finder will please return to this office and receive liberal re- ward. It.. IFoR SALE-32o acres improved, all good valley land. Will trade for No. I improved Arkansas land Address owner, E. M. BEAsLEY, Big Springs, Texas. 263
 Orders for cakes, pies, jello, blanc mango, chicken salad and bread, given to the Presbyterian ladies aid will receive prompt at tention. Phone orders to Mrs. M. F. Underhill, No. 54.
 T. l. Shuemate of Gleason was an appreciated caller Tuesday. He stated that the big lumber mill at Gleason had been running but very little since Christmas, al though it is in operation this week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bean, and Ofie Douglass reft Saturday for Ashton, Idaho, where they will make their home. They have been in the city for several weeks, the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. R. Douglass.
 Scott Simpson, one of Conway's landmarks who is now living at Los Angeles, Calif., writes to friend here that he is rot pleased with the climate of his new home. He says that it is always too hot tor whiskey and too cool for beer.
 FOR SALE-My farm of 40 acres adjoining the state normal grounds on the west. Good we'll of water, dwelling house and barn, good or chard, I5 acres of fine timber, fine pasture; about 20 acres ill cultiva- tion and meadow.
 It* R. $. MILLS.
 At the moving picture show Thursday and Friday nights in ad dition to the regular program we will have a song on the Victor graphophone by Enrico Caruso the finest tenor singer in the world. This is very expensive record but no extra charge will be made to hear 1t.
 STRAYED-From my barn in Springfield, Ark, February B, 1908, one bay pony horse, weight about $50 pounds, 7 years old, reached mane and spot in face. Any information leading to his whereabouts will be thankfully received and duly rewarded. Ad- dress. A. J. CULLUM, Springfield, Ark. It
 B. E. Butler called Fat the Log Cabin Democrat Tuesday after noon and said: 1 have been talk ing your paper ever since it was started as a Republican paper nearlp thirty years ago, and I now want to ask favor. 1 lost pock etbook near Holland last Friday and 1t had S2So in it-.hirteen twenty-dollar notes and two tens. I want you to call attention to it in the paper and say that 1 will give S2o to the man who returns it. And so here is the local, which doesn't cost MT. Butler cent, and with it goes the hope that his pocketbook with its con tents intact will soon be returned to him. It was lost somewhere between the postofice at Holland and MT. Butler's home.
 Harry Condit, the printer who set the first type on The Log Cabin, 2o years ago, was in the city visit ing some of his oldtime friends Sunday. He now has position as foreman of the job roors at Democrat Printing & Autograph ing Co.,. Little Rock. MT. Condit worked with Opie Read and liar