The log cabin Democrat., 1908-03-26
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 near Boomer, was accidentally kill ed Saturday afternoon at Lavaca by blow on the head from the tim bcrs on a falling shed. MT. Carson went to Layaca, accompanied by his little son, for the purpose of meet ing his daughter, coming in on the evening train. A crowd of men were gathered socially under the shed and it is thought that some of them leaning heavily against its supports caused it to give way and intlict the fatal wound upon Mr. Carson, while all the others escaped injury.
 The committee from the Farmers g Union and the committee from the Business Mems Club met at Jones' boro and agreed on plans to push the Craighead county fair. A com mittee. consisting of Dr. B. l.. Har- risson, Mayor Gregg and A. A. Connolly was appointed to solicit subscriptions to the fair association, which will be incorporated for S1O,- GOO. A committee was also ap- pointed to purchase or arrange for the grounds. It consists of Dr. $. W. Moreland, Gordon Mathews and A. C. kiltz.
 A local branch of the Anti-S Saloon League has been organized at Rog- CTS. The following officers were elected: President, E. NJ. Funk first vice-president, M. E. filling; Chairman of Committee on Agita- tion) <; second vice-president, II. B. Livingston, Chairman Committee on Legislation) ;; third vice-presl- dent. A. J. Ward Chairman Com mittee on Law Enforcement) sec- retary, F. F. Freeman; treasurer, W. H. Cowan. The chairmen will select their own committee 
 Following is the program of the district meeting which will be held with Missionary Grove church near Prescott March 2S: Introductory sermon by W. R. Barham, alternate W. C. Felts: "Was it Made Possible in the Death of Christ for All Men to Obtain Eternal Life?' H. T. Ward Are Christians Instrument al in the hands of God in the Sal vation of Sinners :" D. D. Smart : "To What Extent Can Man Live in This Life to Perfection in Christ Jesus:7 B. F. Butcher.
 With his brains crushed from his head and his skull a mass of broken bones. man supposed to be Joe Cornelius, a coal miner from Den ming, was found dead on the Fris- co tracks at Fort Smith Tuesday morning. Two switch engines had passed over his body. The first is supposed to have struck the man and killed him and the second man. gled the corpse beyond recognition.
 Five milk dealers were arrested al Hot Springs Monday on the charge of having in their possession and of fering for sale milk that was not up to the standard. Three of the par ties, s. l.. Coolie, Gus Milner and T. M. Hicks, entered pleas of guilty and were each fined $10.
 Through the activity of the Busi- ness Mems League of Helena the American Washboard Company has purchased a site in that city and will establish thereon a large plant for the manufacture of washboards and washboard stock. The concern will employ 125 men.
 J. L. Dean has sold his interest m the grocery llrm ot Dean Spann at LuXora to his partner and purchased an interest in the Neb- lett Dry Goods Company at that place.
 The Nashville Ice and Coal Com pany let the contract for the build iDo Of i+s ;oo foctor, o+ +bo+ ,,loco 10 E. A. Williams, Monday The building is to be 15X100 feet.
 The Felsenthal Drug Company's store at FcIsenthal was destroyed by fire recently. Loss, $2,000, upon which there was small insurance.
 Green Bros sawmill and gin, near Bucksnort, was destroyed bg fire recently. The loss is estimated at $5,000, with no insurance.