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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
4
Weekly schedule shows Westbound trains No 243 and No 231 with times listed for November. Agent James notes departures and platform or timing details, indicating routine service adjustments for Rock and Port Smith Rail.
In the June 16 fire the printing office was wiped out with no scrap saved. Subscribers must send their names and payment dates to the paper, using old copies to verify paid dates. Various local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or ill, with community updates and upcoming events.
Fashionable millinery display now at Mrs Nettie F Hoss in New Frauenthal Brick North Front Street Conway. Up-to-date rib hats and summer hats offered at very low prices. Custom trimming and repair available with best quality and latest designs. Call to view stock before buying.
Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for lungs and blood health in summer. The ad claims it heals lungs and enriches blood and markets the product as easy liver oil. Prices listed 50 cents and 1 dollar. Sold by all druggists.
Messrs Underhill and Robins have received a new outfit and are installing presses and cases. The Democrat and Log Cabin will be issued next week and ready to turn out all kinds of work in a few days. The Times expresses best wishes for the new office and its success. The note thanks Brother Green of the Times for assistance after a fire on June 19.
Notice from T. J. Ecuous announcing a photograph gallery tour in Vilonia around July 10 for one week. People desiring portraits should come early to avoid the rush. Ecuous signs from North Little Rock Arkansas dated May 2.
Rear Admiral Philips died at Brooklyn Navy Yard of heart failure after a sudden illness. He commanded the Texas during the Spanish American War and helped destroy Cervera's fleet in the West Indies. He later became commandant of the Brooklyn yard following promotion by the naval personnel bill.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for stomach and bowel troubles. He says it cured two severe cholera morbus cases in his family and has sold hundreds of bottles with customer satisfaction. Sold by W H Martin Co.
The Chicago Times-Herald lists Samuel Smiles as the most cheerful author and marks Howells as the noisiest, Longfellow tallest, Hawthorne most flowery, Pope holiest, Thomas Tickell most amusing, Gay happiest, Burns most fiery, Chatterton most talkative, and Akenside most distressed.
The ad claims thousands cured and restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It asserts even long resistant coughs and hopeless cases improve, with notable success in various climates, and lists W. H. Martin & Co. as the selling druggists.
July term of the Faulkner Circuit Court convened Monday with Judge W L Moose presiding. After discussion the court was adjourned to Monday, July 16 due to farmers behind with farm work. Several local residents and attorneys were in attendance for the session.
A garbled OCR list shows names and titles from a historic Demo election ticket including governor, associate justice, state treasurer, lands commissioner, secretary of state, auditor, attorney general, congressman, prosecutor, county officers, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, tax assessor, surveyor, coroner, and constable. Many names appear misspelled or incomplete.
Washington June 16 A report from hydrographic officials states the Oregon grounded on Pinnacle Rock near Hawks Island lies about twenty five feet high and is encircled by rocks. Strong currents and dense fog hinder navigation. Officials say a rise and fall of about ten feet could lift the ship if weather remains calm though seasonal storms in Chinese waters threaten the salvage prospects.
Roanoke Virginia announces the Virginia College for Young Ladies opening September 18. The campus features magnificent buildings and modern improvements. The curriculum highlights include arts, music, and a broad program with students from many states. President Mattie Harris leads the institution.
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