The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-12

dWdTueu lue tOntIdCb TUT tlC Noh- struction of a S22, 300 school build ing at that place to the Southern Building Company of Louisville, Ky. The building is to be built of brick with slate roof and concrete base ment; is to contian eight class rooms complete and is to have double floors with the deadening process, so that the proceedings in one room will not disturb the pupils in another. The basement, which is to be built of con- crete will coEtian separate play rooms, lavatorv facilities. etc, for the boys and girls, and will also con- tain an up-to-date steam heating plant.
 Clifford l.. Bush believed by thou- sands wno are familiar with the sensational assatsinations which took place at Clio, Cleveland county, Ark, November 9, to be dead, IS alive and well. He is now with hls wife at Clarks. La. and information received in Pine Bluff from re- liable source is to the effect that he has been there for more than two months. The news of his "comlng to life" was received with surprise. It had been almost universally be- lieved that he had been shot and killed at Clio and his body made away with.
 The Nashville Bottling Works, which recently purchased the Ash down Bottling Works. has purchased another bottling plant in that city. John W. Hill has been placed in charge of the consolidated concerns.
 R. c. Cope, the local agent for the National Cash Register Company of Fort Smith. denies that the factory has shut down indefinitely. He says that business was suspended because of the accidental killing of C. D. Anderson. one of the officers of the company, who was thrown from his horse.
 The Craighead County Grand Jury has returned an indictment of murder in the first degree against Martin l.. Briney. Etta Quinn, while eating her dinner at the home oe Clara Dockwiler on Johnson avenue, was shot in the head and was instantly killed. Briney and the Dockwiler woman were in the front room scuffiing with a pistol and they accused each other of the shooting. The bullet went through the door.
 Two young women were seriously injured by confetti during the Mar di Gras celebration at Helena Tues day. One thrower cast a handful of loose confetti into the eyes of the two, the confetti being mixed with granulated tobacco. The girls suf- fered great pain and it was feared that one of them would lose the sight of her eyes. Both. however, arc re- covering from the injuries.
 The Bluff City Lumber Company will begin at once to rebuild the big lumber plant which was destroy. ed by fire in Pine Bluff about one year ago. A portion of the plant will be in operation by Aug. 1, and the entire plant will be running by the first of next year. The plant will be located on West Fourth avenue, the site of the plant which burned.
 John P. Paul of Monett, son o1 John P. Paul, who is grand secre' tary of the I. o. o. F. lodge of Ar kansas. was killed in a railroad wreck Tuesday on the Frisco railroad, CT ruote from Monett to Joplin, Mo He leaves a wife and child. He was member of the l. o. o. F. anC Knights of Pythias lodges. His father lives at Siloam Springs.
 Noah Harris, who was indicted al Newport by the last Grand Jury fol the murder of young Leonard, wal admitted to bail Monday in the sun of $1,OO0, in the Jackson Circuit Court. The case may be continued to next term.
 The people of Mountain Home ar' very much encouraged with the pros pect of a short line of railroad fol k.,,1 ,,,