The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-19
The Ouachita County Teachers

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 1ress will be delivered by J. B. Harp er, and the response will be by II. IF. Harrison. The following address, ss will be delivered: "The Best Meth od of Sclf-Improvement, Miss New el Bolgcr; "Arc We Living As We Are Teaching: If Not, Why Not:' Miss Bessie Fuller; "Why l Am Member of the Association J. ?. Womack "The Teachers Part in Athletics" J. F.. Anderson; How to Best Effect Harmony Between Teacher and Directors J. J. Tib- pitts; "What Did I Do with That Bad Boy?" c. D. Umstead.
 The Dallas County Teachers As sociation will meet at Fordyce Sat urday, March 21. The program will be as follows: Invocation, Rev. J. A. Sage; "The Essentials of Good Teachings" J. D. Clary; "Nature as Laboratory" c. A. Sullards "Lay- ing Foundations in English $. A. Smith ''Nalue of Biography in His tory Teaching" Misses Carrie Clark and Mamie Calhoon "Thc Conner cial Value of English" :" J. l.. Carter; 'Practical Application of Knowl- odge,' Misses Margaret Feaster and Lula Abcrnathy; development of Thinking Power,' Mir. Utley.
 Before a good-sized crowd assem- bled in the fedral court room at Harrison the Berry Club portrait of ex-Senator James R. Berry was un- yelled Saturday night, immediately after the close of a speech of welcome made by ". $. (Sid) Allen. Mr. AL lens speech and the unveiling of the picture. which Senator Berry had not seen before. was followed by a talk from Senator Berry himself, and one from mex-Congressman Hugh A. Dins- more, who was here a few months ago, the principal of a demonstration when his own portrait was unveiled.
 The machinery for the new box factory to be erected in Mena has arrived and Is being unloaded. The first machinery to be set up will be the sawmill, which will be used to cut the lumber for putting up the building and as soon as this building is completed the other machinery will be installed and the factory will be ready for operations. The work of set ting up the machinery is being look ed after by J. l.. Hagan and R. Du- senbury, both of whom are stock holders in the enterprise.
 Andy Hinshaw of Harrisburg shot and dangerously wounded his brother-in-law, Henry Baker, near Harrisburg, Monday. The shot took effect in the lower jaw, which it shattered, and knocked out a half dozen teeth. The two men were hunting in the vicinity of Buffalo Lick and became involved in a con- troversy, which resulted in the shoot ing.
 Edwrd B. Campbell's barn, to- gether with all its contents, was de- stroyed by fire recently at Berry vile. Included in the loss were two fine stock horses valued each at $350, two milk COWS, several hogs, 30 bushels of wheat, F bushels of oats, 200 bushels of corn, lot of farming utensils and quantity of hay. The loss is estimated at $1 ,00O, upon which there was no insurance.
 By the caving of an old mine at Denning, an Iron Mountain switch engine fell into the chasm a distance of many feet below the surface of the earth. The coal mlne extended under the tracks, and the earth above, having become saturated by the rain Saturday night, caved in under the weight of the passing en- zine. The engine crew escaped un- hurt.
 The Board of Health at Eureka Springs has issued an order making it a misdemeanor for any one to ex- pectorate on any sidewalk, in the lobby of the postoffice building, in street cars, churches, or in any other room, building or tenement used as a public gathering place. The pen alty is a fine of not more than $25
 The construction of high school