The log cabin Democrat., 1908-01-30
At the recent meeting of the Dal-

| and Discuss Systematic Course of General Study for the Teacher, Miss Alice Amis; Progress in the Art of Teaching" Miss Mary Lea; Mutual Aid of Teachers" c. $. Smith; ''The Teachers Duty and Re- sponsibility Toward Pupils,' Miss Mamie Calhoun; ''The Teachers Relation to Parents" Miss Hattie Smith; 'Practical Incentives to Study" Mrs. Love; Personal expert ence by different teachers; ''How to Make Schools Most Attractive" (a) 'In Securing Regular Attendance" Miss Bessie Fuller; (b) ''To Hold the Large Pupils in School" Miss Nellie Atkinson; "Music in Rural Schools" Miss Rogers.
 A corporation with a capital stock of $50,000 has been organized at Camden to engage in the dry goods business at Camden and Fl Dorado. The incorporators are E. II. Carson, w. R. Smith, W. K. Ramsey, Adolph Felsenthal. Louis Bauerlein, and J. Felsenthal. The corporate name will be The Carson Dry Goods Company. The officers are E. II. Carson, pres ident; Adolph Felsenthal, vice pres ident and general manager; Louie Bauerlein, secretary and treasurer. W. H. Minch, 43 years of age, an employe of the Arkansas Oak Com pany at Helena, was killed by log rolling upon him Friday, He was assisting in unloading a car of hogs. He was standing upon a log which commence drolling Another log came down from the car and Minch fell in front of it. The log rolled over his body, breaking his hip bones and inficting internal injuries, from 1 the effects of which ne died a few hours later.
 One of the most generous judg- ments a jury in the Pulaski circuit court has granted in a damage suit for some time was that in a suit tried in the circuit court Friday, in which Nellie Hayes was allowed $500 for the death of her husband, John Hayes, who fell from the top of the new Union station at Little Rock last June and was killed. A meeting of the citizens of Red land township was held at Vest brook, Hampstead county, for the purpose of deciding upon some point on the Prescott Northwestern Rail- road at which to concentrate the bus mess of the township. Dotson Cross ing, Martin and McCaskell were the points under consideration, but no decision was reached.
 Postmaster T. A. Tennyson of Ar | kadelphia, vii soon advertise for bids for the carrying of the mail on a new star route which will be established between Arkadephia and Halfway by way of Hearn and Hollywood. Ser vice will be begun on the new star route by Febraury IS.
 Two cases of smallpox are report ed at White Cliffs, one of which is said to be serious. Superintendent Dodson of the Memphis, Paris and Gulf Railroad states that the train will not make the White Cliffs stop until all danger from contagion is past.
 A carload of cotton, valued at about $500, was burned near the depot at Horatio, Saturday. The cot ton was shipped from some point in Oklahoma and was billed for Port Arthur, Texas. The fire is said to have originated from a hot box.
 The bronze fountain, representing Hebe in life size, by Moretti, has been received by the Village I'm provement club of Van Buren. The fountain will be installed in the city park some time in March.
 The business men of Helena are making arrangements for the cele- bration of Mardi Gras. There are now 60 members of the association which has the affair in hand. Erdman X Sons ice house at Stuttgart was partially destroyed by fire Friday night. The fire is sup | T