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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
BRISTOL.

MT. Dicas and family of Bonneville are visiting relatives here.
 The writer, with several others, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Lea Stone Saturday, it being MT. Stones birthday. Christmas was like Sabbath day here.
 Isaac Campbell of Conway was here one day last week.
 Will Young has returned from two weeks stay in Little Rock.
 Prayer-meeting at Jas. Prothios' next Sabbath evening.
 Rev. Davis preached Saturday and Sunday at the Baptist church.
 The Literary Society has adjour ned until next summer.
 Business was brisk in Squire Stevens court Saturday.
 Ed Young left one day last week to visit his parents in Tennessee.
 Mrs. Annie Strickland is visiting in Beebe.
 Fred day is spending the holidays with his parents in East Bristol.
 Rev. Sullivan of Vilonia preached at Union church Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeff Gunter and MT. and Mrs. L. Stone spent Christmas at E. w. Days.
 May the Log Cabins shadow never grow smaller. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
SALTILLO.

Christmas passed off very quietly and everybody had good time. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hooks visited MT. and Mrs. Claud Bidding last week. Charlie Green, who has been in Tex. as, returned home last week. Ed Rifle and wife of Argenta are vis- iting relatives and friends here.
 Born, to w. J. Haynie and wife on Christmas morning, fine girl of the usual weight. Mother and babe doing we'll and w. ]. is all smiles. MT. and Mrs. B. M. Vestal visited F. A. Vestal and wife Sunday.
 Misses Hester and Bessie Cox went to Conway last Thursday. Mrs. T. C. Haynie visited Mrs. Short last week.
 Cordie Graham visited Ambre Vestal Saturday.
 George Doss moved to his new home last Thursday.
 Mrs. ]. w and w. F. Graham visited Mrs. w. J. Haynie Saturday.
 Tom Walls and family spent Christ mas with Will Jenkins and wife.
 Jim Cartwright has moved onto Mrs. Pendergrass' home place.
 Mrs. I. A. Hooks visited Mrs. Landers first of the week.
 Oscar Brown and family of Cato spent Christmas with Claud Balding and family.
 Jule Kelley have move to Little Rock and several more families are expected to move soon. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
CATO.

Christmas is gone. We had a tree here in the church and the crowd was too large for the building. Everybody had good time. Mrs. Skinner and Dr. Webb's family of Argenta spend Christmas here. Mir and Mrs. Brown of St. Louis spent Christmas here. Miss Maud Office of Fl Paso is visit ing Jeff Office here for few days. Mrs. Scott Harrod and Dr. Harrod' s daughter, Eunice, are visiting here.
 Butler Procter is moving today onto Asberry Harton's place. Mir. Harton is moving down into the Tip Top settle ment.
 Dr. Webb of Little Rock is moving to Cato today.
 Mrs. Lock Dennis went to Little Rock Saturday.
 Mrs. Pairet and children spent Satur- day and Sunday with relatives near Olmstead.
 We have new preacher here for next year, Bro. Gipson being appointed in the place of Bro. Grissett, who is going to Vilonia.
 Toe McRaven has moved to Cato.
 George Procter has moved below here on the Beasley place.
 Dr. Pairet went to Little Rock this morning.
 MT. Akidge and family went to Chad wick Friday. Dec. 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

Sam Glenn and wife of Conway visit ed relatives and friends here last week The Christmas trees at Wooster and Spring Hill were success and were we'll attended. R.B. Gateley, who has been attend. ing school at Damascus, spent the holi- days with homefolks. Several of the boys went to Little Rock last week from here.
 A candy breaking was given at w. J. Hickman's Friday night and was we'll enjoyed.
 john Ball and wife of near Conway visited I. s. Ball and family at Wooster last week.
 w. T. Evans of Cadron Gap is mov- ing on the Mrs. Hallum farm this week.
 w. K. Gateley is up from Houston visiting friends this week.
 Beard Nixon is visiting relatives at Jacksonville, Ark.
 Will Robison, who lives near Linder, was struck by falling tree few days ago but is better at this writing and we hope that he will recover in a short time.
 A musical entertainment was given at B. A. Arthur's Saturday night and was we'll enjoyed by all who attended.
 Our school will start again today or Wednesday. We hope to have as full school in the future as in the past. We have an enrolment of 79 scholars, after this week there will be six months of school, making eight in all.
 Hoping the editor and the many read CTS of the Log Cabin had merry Christ. mas the writer wishes you all happy new year also. Dec. 29
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
BERYL.

Christmas passed quietly in these parts without special incident. L. w. Bowden and wife and Mrs. J. c. Fulmer returned Monday from North
 Mississippi, where they have been on 6 visit for several weeks.
 A. w. Wilkerson and wife and Jake Fulmer and wife of Little Rock returned Monday after having spent few days | here with relatives and friends. w. L. Easter and A. C. Wilkinson, ST., have gone back to Conway to re- sume their work.
 I. w. Graddy has built an addition to his house which adds much to the ap' pear ance of his residence.
 Esq J. P. Hartley will hold court next Saturday to straighten up some little IT,
 regularities. .,,. We were sorry to hear of the killing Christmas among our neighbors over at
 Naylor.
 The Vilonia Camp, w. o. W. No. 24o,
 elected the following officers for the en-
 suing year on last Saturday night. J. w, Clanton was elected C. C.; C. C.
 Morgan, A. L.;J. w. Parker, banker;
 Bob Stevens, Esq; John Hodges, watch
 man; Bob Morgan, Sen.; and William
 Thomson, chaplain.
 To the editor of the Log Cabin Demo- crat and its force together with its able corps of correspondents, greeting. Be- fore this shall have been read by all the readers of this paper the old year will be counted with the things of the past and the new year will be ushered in. Let's take little glance over the past and recount our failures and mistakes; and as we start out into another year of our history, try to improve upon the past in way so as we may be more use ful ill our several spheres in life; let us be careful of whatever we say, do or write, that it may be done with an eye to doing some good to whatever cause we may espouse; life is too short to lose any time in life's great work. And es- pecially let's make the Log Cabin Dem- ocrat better paper than ever before in order that it may be great factor in of our great country.
 One of our citizens on last Saturday at Fl Paso purchased pair of fine horses to the tune of $25o and as he came in home and while passing through Vi lonia in the surburbs, driving at a high rate of speed, happened to the accident of running over and killing very fine chicken of the Brama variely which is very valuable and will no doubt, when settled for, cause the gentleman to drive more carefully. December 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
BELMONT.

Bud Skillern and Miss Cora Black were married on last Sunday evening. MT Wright officiated.
 linn Hilliard and family visited at Mrs. Wilson's during Christmas times.
 Allen Tullas and wife Spent Christ mas night with J. H. Gipson and fami- ly.
 Oscar Tullas visited in our midst this week and happened to good luck while here. Ask Oscar what was his greatest enjoyment.
 Our Christmas tree was a successful one and large crowd was present.
 Hello Ballard, certainly your items will be accepted for our gazette. Come on and help us out. We will meet again Eci2sy. asat. -'s" '' ~~' '~"'"' '' ''''
 Our preacher for another year is Bro. Grissett. We believe he is good man and hope he will do great work.
 Miss Gertrude Brown of this place is spe nding few days at the home of her brother-in-law Blace Henderson.
 Mir. Cook and family spent the day at J. F. Cartwright's Christmas.
 We wish the many readers of the Cabin happy new year. Dec. 29.
 A MILLION old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29

lives a.- Harmony first of the week.
 MT. May6eld and wife, who live near England station, visited her parents Christmas.
 Mrs. Pairett and boys visited at G. c. Jones Sunday.
 Alva Pairett is visiting Johnie and Dallas Jones this week.
 Mrs. Jeffries' daughter-in-law and children visited her last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeffries went to Little Rock last week.
 Messrs. Hackloe, Boydston and Jones of Chadwick went to Cato Saturday tc be in the w. o. w. group. Dec. 2o
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
CHINQUAPIN.

Christmas is over and everybody en- joyed themselves. The boat was quite nice and everybody went away happy.
 Married last week, Charley Weather ly to Miss Fife George. The writer wishes them long and happy life.
 Wash Harris was in our midst Sun day eve.
 John Dickens and wife visited at w. A. Reynolds Friday. Dec. 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
LOCAL NOTES.

Good wood for sale. 85-t
 E. PREACHER.
 c. Woody is in from Quitman to- day.
 Hugh Robertson is visiting at Morrilton.
 H. ]. Archer was in Little Rock yesterday.
 w. A. Wilson visited Morrilton friends yesterday.
 Coal for sale. w. l.. Robins, phone No. I62.
 T. R. Powell is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Rev. J. H. Glass went to Potts. vile this morning.
 w. L. Black left this morning for a trip over the state.
 Mrs. w. D. Cole, IT,, is visiting her parents in Okolona.
 J. Bruce Greeson is spending a few days in Little Rock.
 Miss Lillian Imboden is the guest of Little Rock friends.
 Rev. Stonewall Anderson left this morning for Little Rock.
 Ruel Henderson has returned from visit to homefolks at Brink ley.
 Miss Lillian Anderson returned this morning from visit to Little Rock.
 Miss Alice Robinette and broth CT, John, are visiting in Little Rock.
 w. w. Bishop, tax assessor of this county is in Little Rock today on business.
 Prof. O. O. Florence left this morning for Little Rock to attend the teachers association.
 Cleve Hardin, former resident of this city but now of Okolona, is visiting his mother in this city.
 Mrs. o. o. Florence delightfully."- entertained her Sunday school class last evening with party.
 Mrs. H. H. Cuerdon entertained her Sunday school class at her home on Prairie street last even- ing.
 Cortis and Miss Dorothy Pyle are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. F. E. Perminter, in Little Rock.
 Sheriff Bert l.. Rober.s of Little Rock came up this mornin g and went out quail hunting with Wash Clibourn.
 !. B. Higgins is in Little Rock in the interest of his candidacy for chief clerk of the house of repre- sentatives.
 The wo-story residence in the Davies & Garvin annex which is being erected by Joe Phelps, is nearing completion.
 Miss Willie Anderson entertain ed last evening, complimentary to Miss Imogene Burrow of Morrilton and Miss Floy Smith.
 Mrs. Bessie Montgomery and daughter have returned to their home at Paiarm after a visit of several days with her parents in this city.
 Rev. Forney Hutchi nson of Hot Springs, graduate of Hendrix College, will be married Wednes- evening, Dec. 30, to Miss Bertie Anderson of Little Rock, at Hun- ter Memorial church. The cere- mony will be performed by Dr. A. C Millar and Rev. J. M. Workman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29
CHADWICK.

Christmas has come and gone and ev erybody is looking forward for the new year.
 G. c. Jones and his wife went to Cato Saturday.
 Will Ditton and family visited rela-
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-29

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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16
S. P. c. c. OFFICIAL
SHOWS CLEARING EVILS.

Edward A.. Ransom. jr- secretary OF
the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children of Jersey City
said:
Jersey City has as many drug enc
as Newark. There are just as many
homes wrecked by the vendors of
cocaine; just as many crimes against
the morals of the community: just as
many suicides and horrible deaths. Our
insane asyInms are overcrowded with
those who have been slaves TO the evil.
'iTn Jersey City, however, we have NO
man like SherIR SOmmer 10 attack the
traffic. our police and our public prose-
etstor dent concern themselves with the
drug curse that Is running Young women
ana making physical, moral and mental
wrecks of our young men,
''Our sheriff is content to be a
process-server. and does not conceive
it to be his duty to concern himself
with the suppression of crime. 1t is
We who are engaged in the work OF
delving into the lark places OF the city
In aid of the children who are too
young to fight their battles who
see the evil effect Of the traffic, and
we are too few and our means too
limited to enable us to successfully
prosecute a war on the hends who feed
the passion for the drug.
zone OF the first cases which We had
in our Home for Children was the
daughter of an English woman who
as a cocaine fiend. She had not only
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16
HUNDREDS SIGN APPEAL
FOR BILLS ENACTMENT.

Max Tanenbarm. the youthful Gus
todian OF the city Fairgrounds, ap-
peared before tho committee with &
petition bearing oVer 500 signatures OF
Newark teachers, doctors and drug
lists. IN .sneakinS IA the measure ne
said: o.
Having been connected with the
Boys Club. under Commissioners NC
Kiernarl, | have had much experience
with the boys that have become adj
dicted to the use of Cocaine.
'At the time we we're running self
government at the Boys Club. many
OF these boys. who were very bright,
were active, members. These boys
stopped coming TO the club for a while,
and about three months later they did
appear This time they came in a
gang, and being In charge at tina time,
/ found them verI hard TO handle.
They would get in fights. argue from
the minute they came in to the time
they left, and every one in a while !
would notice them bend under a pool
table and go 10 the next room In twos
and threes.
81 followed them once and Inquired
what they were doing. but they never
answered. When one did answer, II
was in a rough WAY. On further In
quiTy 1 found that they had become CO.
cuine Hends. A lot Of these boys be-
cnme lost to all control. some became
human wrecks, and every one of them
was caught in the shcriM's raids.
when questioned. some of them tole
me where they had got h cocaine II
New York from the man who was latel
! sent to the ~penitentiary. They woule
pay eighty cents for a little vial. one
boy would get the drug in New York
so 10 the club. and calling the boy'
out would dispose OF the cocaine,
"He would ask. Who wants a dis
for ten cents?'
This boy would get his price tel
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16
$50 FINE FOR KEEPER
OF NEWARK OPIUM DEN.
Two Women Caught in Raid by
Police and Drug Layout
Is COnfiScated.

Theodore Smith, a negro. was fined
$50 in the First Criminal Court by
Judge Howell today.
He was charged with keeping a dis
orderly house at 30 Augusta street. The
arrest was made late Saturday after
noon by Captain Ryan's men. Two
women, Daisy Holt and Lizzie Braxton,
We're found in the place. which was
fitted up with opium pipes and lamps
and tools used in the making of the
dope pill.
Smith is a victim OF the drug and
Yesterday he became so bad because of
being deprived of his usual pleasure
that Captain Ryan had to call in Po-
lice Surgeon Clark to attend to the
prisoner.
The opium layout was conhscated.
The Braxton woman was permitted to
go. while the Holt woman was fined
$40, in default Of which she had to go
to Jail.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-16
VOORHEES, WILL
TRY TO QUAsH
HIS INDICTMENT
Ex.GOvernor's Counsel So An
nOunces in Case of Insur-
ance Law Charge.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Terence j.
McManus, counse for former Governor
Foster NJ. Voorhees,. of New Jersey,
under indictment for the alleged VIC
lation of the insurance laws. gave no.
tice before Justice Blanchard in the
criminal branch of the Supreme Court
today that he would move for the dis
missal of the indictment on the grounds
that the jury in returning the indict-
ment took into consideration evidence
which was illegal under the criminal
code. The court referred the matter to
Justice Bowling for disposal at the
~latter's convenience.
Counsel for E. r. Thomas and o. F.
Thomas, recently indicted on similar
charges, will ask for the dismissal Of
the indictments on the same grounds
that the Voorhees, quashing is asked.
Hearing on the application has been
set for March 10.