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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-11
WOUND CAUSES TETANUS.
J. w. Kirby or Linder Accidentally Shot
 Now in Critical Condition.

Tetanus, or lock jaw, caused by a gunshot wound, will, it is feared, cause the death of J. w. Kirby of Linder. Two weeks ago MT. Kir- by accidentally discharged his shot gun, the muzzle of which was rest ing on his foot, inhicting painful wound, but one which was not at the time regarded as serious. Dr.. George $. Brown of this city is at, tending MT. Kirby and report d this afternoon that his condition was critical. The tetanus devel- oped two days ago.
 Work has begun on Dr. G. $. Browns building on Front street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-11
Greeson Drug Company
REV. CLASS APPOINTMENTS
Dates of Presiding Elders First Round in
 Morrilton District.

Presiding Elder John H. Glass of the Morrilton district, Arkansas conference, M. E. church, South, has announced the following ap- pointments for the first round of quarterly conferences in his dis trict:
 Plummerville Ct. at Louis
 burg. Dec. I2, E Flat Rock Ct. at Central. ....
 Dec. Io, 20 Quitman Sta. Dec. 20, 21 Conway Ct. at Conway Dec. 26, 27 Dover Ct. at Dover. =. Jan. 5, 4 Russellville Sta. ...... Jan. 4, 5 Adona Ct. at Oppelo. Jan. 10, II Morrilton Sta. ........J Jan. IT, I2 Pottsville Ct. at Pottsville. ....
 Jan. Y, IS Atkins Sta. Jan. IS, Io Houston and Perry Ct. at Per
 ryvllle ...........J Ian. "A, 25 Fourche.. Jan. 25, 26 Clinton Ct. at Walnut Grove.
 ............Ja Jan. 3I, Feb. I. Appleton Ct. at Center Point
 .... Feb. 7, 8 Holland Ct. at Bethlehem.
 ..... Feb. IA, IS Damascus Ct. at Batesville.
 Feb. 2I, 22 Conway Sta. Feb. 22 Quitman Ct. at Pleasant Hill
 ........... Feb. 2S, Mar. l The district stewards will meet at Morrilton Dec. IS, at I 80 p. Ill.
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dinners week before last at the Clam
bake Club. in Newport. The moon was
so bright that the lamps about the dining
went around the ocean drive in motor
cars. with cOlored minstrels in large
automobile. singing and playing.
Mrs. Charles Metzgar and children have
returned TO their home on 18th street after
visiting relatives in York, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hodgs-
kin and Paymaster Baron Potter Du
Bots. C.SN.. whose engagement was an
nounced recently. will take place in Sep
TENDER at the country home of the eldest
brother of the bride-elect. +. E. Hodgs-
kin of Great harrington. Mass. Miss
Hodgskin belongs to an old South Brook
lyn. \. Y, family, and has spent the
past three years in trip around
the world. during which she spent some
time in New Zealand with her relatives.
Sir William and Lady Russell. She re-
turned to this country about eight months
ago and since has been residing in Wash
ingron.
Mrs. Gregg and the Misses Gregg of
this city, who have been staying in Ale
gheny Pa, some time with the brother or
the former. Mr.. Henry Mcknight, at
kilbruck. have sailed for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Rice are at Braddock
Heights, Md.
Miss Ida Faliow OF Newton street will
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leans. her former home. and ST. Fran
cesyiIle. where she spent some time with
relatives on A large plantation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Warren of Cleve-
land Park will spend next month in At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Hearst of 18th
street will spend next month visiting Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Adams at Lake Sunapee,
y. II.
MI. and Mrs. G. F. Walraff of Wash
inpton left last night for the Adirondacks
and will later visit Montreal and Que
bee.
Mr.. G. Y Wilmington of Georgetown will
visit his wife and daughter in the Vir-
efnia mountains near Winchester. where
they are spending the summer. Mr.. Will
lin gton will be out of town two weeks.
Mrs. f. T. Matthews. who has been
spending the past week at Atlantic City,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCue and their
daughter Kathryn have returned from
delightful trip through northern Penn
sylvania.
Miss Mary Mclean of Lancaster. Pa, is
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guisit" c"arness. leaving IL in n state Of child
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garded necessity. Each package contains a
binding guarantee and full directions which tell
Just how any woman may have a perfect COM
plexion. Sold at all high-class drug stores. 5Oc
and 81 90.
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Evans Pharmacy. ODonnelrs Pharmacy aud
others. iyI2 Su-3t
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7VHE social SenSati of the past
week was undoubtedly the
marriage of Miss Evelyn
Walsh and Mr.. Edward B. Nc
Lean. who chose the simplest
possible way to achieve their happiness.
The young couple. who, according to
press reports. are expected at Bar Har-
Dor for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Mclean. are also likely, 1T is said to go
abroad before settling down to resi-
dence in this city. Which mansion will
be theirs-whether the north Italian
palace at 18th and 1 streets or the
French one out Massachusetts, avenue,
or just Friendship for compromise
until a brand-new structure shall be
made ready-is. Of course. a pleasant
topic for the stay-at-homes and hun
dreds Of others who know the young
people and who are keenly interested
in their future happiness. If good
wishes go for anything there is no
doubt but that no one grudges them
the best that life holds
Mrs Potter Palmer's arrival in Chi
cago to attend the marriage Of her son
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Mr. William Fitzgerald AMI his son of
Holmead Manor have returned from a
tour Of the western states. having visited
Seattle. Wash. San Francisco. Cal. and
other coast cities, after which they spent
several months in Colorado. Yellowstone
Park Wyoming and the Grand Canyon.
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| visiting her school chum Miss Helen
Barnes of the Iowa apartment house.
Miss Emma lie Roy of this city is
| spending the summer near Chesapeake
Beach.
Mr. William Dick of / street will sail
! for Europe next week. where he Will
spend the summer. On returning he will
attend college in Michigan
Mrs. Dick and her two daughters Mil
dred md Helen. of | street have gone to
Virginia and will return the last of Sep
f, TENDER.
Miss Hanan Fisher of this city left Sat
urday for a months stay in Colonial
Beach.
| Miss Marjorie Germane of l426 y street
| has been visiting friends for the past
week in Niagara Falls.
| Miss Ethel Johnson Of 18th street will
spend the coming week with Miss Doris
and Gladys Beall. daughters of Mr. and
! Mrs. r. W. Beall OF l4ll Chaplin street.
| Mrs. Beal has planned an automobile
| trip to Baltimore, Md. for the young
| ladies' which will be added to various
other pleasure trips to be taken during
| the week
Mrs. \. b. Parker. the niece of Judge
! Job Barnard of the District Supreme
nard, are spending the summer a the
home of Mrs. Barnard's son.
| DR.. Jesse r. Schafhirt of .&22 ] street
| accompanied by Mrs. Schafhir will start
| next week on q tour of the west. north
| west and the Pacific coast. DR.. Schath1rt
! will make his future home in san Fran
| cisco.
! DR.. and Mrs ] c. Buchanan and their
children left last week for Ok!aho city.
| Okla, where they will make their future
home.
Mr. aud Mrs j. Spring Poole are leav-
| ing town today To spend the remainder OF
| the summer at Rellgrade Lake, near 20
| land Springs. Nc.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Boss and their
! daughter OF Washington will spend the
summer at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Fannie n Levy. accompanied by
her brother. Mr.. Harold Kaufman. left
town Thursday for Atlantic City. 10 be
guests at the Hotel Rudolf
Mr. Joseph Frank of Baltimore is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman
| of t.uclid street.
Miss Mae Harris who has been spend
in. some tine with her sisters. Mrs. Leon
Reizcnstein in New York city. has joined
her mother. Mrs. f. Harris, In Atlantic
City for All indefinite stay.
Mr.. Howard Sgmund. Mr.. Bert Cohen
and Mr.. Meyer Simon have returned 10
the city from ten days visit in Nir-
ginia.
| Mrs Henry Goodman and Miss Celeste
Goodman of the Sterling are spending the
remainder of the summer in Atlantic
City.
Mrs Abe King. with her son Master
! Henry King, is now at Gaithersburg, Md.
for the rest of the summer, after a visit
of several weeks a. Paterson. \. j., with
Mrs. Kings parents, Mr. and Mrs. katz.
Miss Berdie Steiner left Thursday for
! Atlantic City to spand several weeks.
!! Miss Anuia T.iebman of Norfolk Va.
has been spending a few days in town
with her father. Mr.. A. Lehman. Ell
route To New York city.
Among the WashinGt onians who at
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Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Crenshaw with
their son and daughter. left the capita
last week for Atlantic City. where they
will spend a month.
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Society in Philadelphia and elsewhere is
much interested in the engagement of
Miss Riddlc daughter OF DR. and Mrs.
Alexander w Biddle Of that city, To Mr..
Anthony J. Drexel Paul. son Of Mr..
James w. Paul jr.. and grandson of the
late Anthony J. Drexel. The engagement,
which came somewhat. as surprise. was
announced yesterday at Ilesboro. Me. the
summer place of DR.. and Mrs. B;ddle. and
where Miss Biddl, and Mr.. Paul now
are.
Two of tie most prominent families in
Philadelphia will be united In the engage
ment of Miss Biddle and Mr.. Paul. and
their many friends are fastening to
shower them with congratulations.
Miss B,ddle made her debut two years
ago at a large entertainment given in
her honor. and sh, has been ccnspic-
nous figure in the fashionable world ever
since.
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Miss Juliet Perkins Evans of 18th street
returns this week from an extended visit
through the south, including New Or
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Mr. John ID. Alien. accompanied by his
family. is spending a week in PennsyIva-
MIA.
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Among the Washinston!ans who at
tended the Michaels-I.yon wedding in
Baltimore were Mrs. V. AIichaelis. Mr..
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Miss Annie Lehman of Norfolk Va.
has been spending a few days in town
with her father Mr.. A. Lehman. Ell
route To New York city.
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Senator and Mrs. Burrows spent last
week in Detroit Last week Mrs. Bing-
ley r. Fales gave d dinner in their honor
east
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Senator and Mrs. Newlands were at a
! luncheon during convention week in Den
yer when Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt was
the guest of honor
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Miss f. A. Green and Mrs. Walter J
Singleton of Ward pace are spending the
summer at Opequon, Va
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Miss Berde Steiner left Thursday for
Atlantic City to spend several weeks.
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Mrs Abe King. with her son. Master
Henry King is now at Gaithersburg, Md,
for the rest of the summer, after visit
of several weeks az Paterson. n. j., with
Mrs Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Katz
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Mrs. Alexander NJ German has returned
from an extended trip to Atlantic City
She will join her son alexander next
week at Shannondale Springs. w. Va,
where ne went at the close OF his school,
the latter part of June. They viii return
to their home in 10th street in Septem
Der. Mr.. Alexander NJ. German. after
a two weeks stay in Atlantic City, has
returned from trip to New York city
and Phila delphia He will join his family
| at Shannondale Springs early in August.
At the marriage recently at ST. Paul's
Church. knightSbridge. London. of Mr.
Henry Brougham, heir of Lord Broug-
ham, and Miss Diana Sturt the latter had
a following of ten bridesmaids. four chill
dren in the group. They wore dresses OF
white gauZe with an inch-wide satin
stripe, with crossed bodces, each outlined
with a fichu OF nechlin lace caught at the
bosom hy large white rose. Their blue
chip hats were highly picturesque. and
DeeDing beneath the spreading brlmS were
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tomorrow and to take part in the pre-
liminary festivities quickly transforms
the coming event from local to
national incident Busy as she was in
social way in a city where she unde-
niably queens 1t. she had time also to
protest against the erection of an over
head boulevard In the neighborhood of
Lake Shore drive. where much of her
wedding of Miss Pauline kohlsaat and
Mr.. Potter Palmer were given out until
after her arrival. The ceremony will be
at noon at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Kohasaat.
1S6 Lincoln Park boulevard and the Rev
DIR. A. w. Griffin, pastor Of ST. Peters
Episcopal Church. will officiate. Miss
Katherine Kohlsaat who will make her
debut the coming winter. will be her
sisters only attendant. Honore Palmer
brother of Potter. will be the best man
Bertha Honore. fve-year- daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Lockwood Honore. will
be the flower girl.
The only out-of-town guests Will be
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick ID. Grant. the
latter an aunt OF the bridegroom to be-
and Mr. and Mrs. Honore Palmer. The
wedding journey before the bridal couple
sail from New York will include visit to
several of the eastern cities. with brief
stay at the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs
Honore Palmer at Mattapoisett. Mass
The couple will make an automobile trip
abroad On their return In the autumn
Mr. Palmer and his bride will go to their
home at 1S3 Lincoln Park boulevard
which adjoins the residence or Mr. and
Mrs. Honore Palmer. While the presents
10 the couple are numerous and elegant
no accounts of them have so far leaked
out. excepting the now famous $1,000
tiara on which Mrs Palmer promptly
paid $4,000 duty when she landed from
the boat the other day. Mrs. Palmer re-
tains her attractiveness i'll figure and
face and is an exceedingly pretty wom-
an. She dresses so well that the style
and fabric are forgotten in her general
appearance. She will go abroad again
after a stay with her son Honore at his
summer home at Mattapoisett. Mass.
and will have her London home open as
usual next season there.
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Mrs Henry Goodman and Miss Celeste
Goodman Of the Sterling are spending the
remainder of the summer in Atlantic
City.
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DR.. and Mrs. j &. Buchanan and their
children left last week for Oklahoma city.
Okla. where they will make their future
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. jefferson Chandler of st.
Andrews place. Los Angeles, Cal. FORM
erly of Washington. ID. G.. announce the
engagement of their daughter Lucille and
Mr.. Raymond Stephens. son of Judge and
Mrs. Albent NJ. Stephens of Los Angeles.
No date has been set for the wedding.
which is to take place early in the fall.
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MI aud Mrs. j. Spring Poole are ieav-
ing town today To spend the remainder OF
the summer at Rellgrade Lake, near Po-
land Springs Nc
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DR. Jesse r. Schafhirt of 2:s.22 ] street.
accompanied by Mrs. Schaf hirt. Will start
next week on tour of the west. north
west and the Pacific coast. DR.. Schafhirt
will make his future home in San Fran
cisco.
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Mrs. y. b. Parker. the niece Of Judge
Job Barnard of the District Supreme
Court and her mother, Mrs. NJ c. Bar
nard are spending the summer at the
home of Mrs. Barnard's SON
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Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Boss and their
daughter OF Washington Will spend the
summer at Ocean City, Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. y. Cole announce tie
enga cement of their niece. Miss Florence
A. knode. daughter of the late Thomas j.
Knode. to Mr.. Richard NJ Webster OF
kentucky
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Mr.. Howard SiGmund. Mr.. Bert Cohen
and Mr.. Meyer Simon have returned to
the city from a ten days visit in Nir-
sinia.
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frlIed caps of filmy lace. The headgear
of the little girls was adapted to their
years. large muslin mob caps being sub
sttuted for hats. The present from the
king and queen was a brooch. pigeon
blood ruby, surrounded by two rows OF
diamonds.
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Mrs. Fannie *. Levy. accompanied by
her brother. Mr. Harold Kaufman. lief
town Thursday for Atlantic City. to bt
guests al the Hotel Rudolf.
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Miss Mae Harris. who has been spend
ing some me with her sisters. MIS-. Leon
Reizcnstein in New Yor, city. has joined
her mother Mrs f. Harris, In Atlantic
City for All indefinite stay.
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Mr.. epil Frank of Baltimore Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman
OF E.Gclid street.
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Miss Ethel Johnson of 18th street Will
spend the coming week with Miss Doris
and Gladys Beall. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Beall OF 144l Chaplin street.
Mrs. Beall has planned an automobile
trip to Baltimore, Md. for the Young
ladies' which will be added to various
other pleasure trips to be taken during
the week.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
STAR OF HOPE NEWS
Items Cleaned from the Semi Weekly
 Star. Telling of Events in the City of Hope.

w. V. Tompkins of Prescott wis ited Hope Sunday.
 Thos. H. Ware of Prescott,was at the Barlow Monday.
 Mac Garland of the Emmet Mercantile Co, spent yestesday here.
 B. H. Logan was down from Prescott, Monday. 2
 The pool rooms of the city have been declared a nuisance and orc cred closed within 30 days.
 J. D. Barlow, the genial mana ger of the Barlow Hotel, left yes terday afternoon for Hot Spring to attend the semi-annual con- ventiOn of the Arkansas Hotel Mems Association.
 Otis Brooks reached home this morning with three black bear cubs about three months old. which he purchased from Frank COoksey at Neal Springs, near HOratiO. The cubs were captur- ed on Rich Mountain in Okla hOma. They attracted much at tention when carried through the streets, being led like dogs by chains. Otis says he will raise them.
 k. G. McRae, as chairman of finance committee, which has in hand the matter of purchasing ground for a city park, reported proposition comprising 40 acre of land on the southwestern out skirts of the city, belonging to d. M. Hanegan, suitable for such purpose. The committee was instructed to proceed with the matter in whatever manner they saw fit.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
SOME CAMDEN NEWS
The Herald Tells of Events in the
 0uachita County Metropolis

If there was any doubt in the minds of anyone that boil weevil is plentiful in many sections of Ouachita county, it is very easy to find convincing proof of the fact. Frank McGaughey, from south of Buena Vista. brought in a stalk of cotton waist high that had been stripped of evrey boil
 square and bloom by the weevil, and the pestiferous bugs were crawling all over the stalk, look ing for food. AS indicated in this paper in previous issues, unless a systematic and careful fight is made by every man where the weevil appears there will be but little cotton raised in this county this year. Gathering and burn ing the falling squares and con- tinued cultivation will save some of the crop It is up to every man to fight his own battle.
 Last Sunday night about 10 o'clock, fire destroyed the fine new residence beloningg to Mrs. Mamie Brown on Washington street. The building had not
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS

been completed ovre six weeks and was occupied by c. H. Moore, proprietor of the Cotton Belt res- taurant.
 The body of Truman Jackson was found Saturday morning, floating about 100 yards below where he met his tragic deathL
 Miss Elberta is attracting much attetionn these days. This excellent peach gladdens those who sell and those who buy. Our county will not be much in evil dence in the markets this seas on. but when the 75,0O0 or 1OO,- GOO trees planted get fully into bearing, there will be carloads and train loads going out.
 Will Ramsey left for Washing ton, D. G., Monday night in res ponse to notice that he had been appointed to a position on the lumber Investigating committee in the bureau of corporations of the department of commerce and and labor.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
Retail Lumber Men Meet

Little Rock, July 9--The con- vention of Retail Lumber Deal- CTS of Arkansas. adjourned We'd nesday, after two days pleasant and profitable session held at the Marion.
 l.. A. Buckner of Dermott, was reelected president and c. M. Dickinson of Paragould, secre- tary, and l.. R. Putnam of Fay etteville, as the vice presidantl The convention will meet in Lit tie Rock, the second week in June of next year
 The board of trade entertained the visiting lumbermen at a din ner and reception at the Marion ednesday, and trolley to For est Park concluded the program
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
Guffy Faction Loses.

Denver, July 9.-The Guffey faction from Pennsylvania lost out before the credentials committee. Dubois faction from Idaho was sustained. Oklahoma was given eighteen votes. The action of the national committee in the New York and Nineteenth Ohio contests was sustained.
 The contest from Pennsylvania was the most important case before the credentials committee. J. B. Daily of Philadelphia, who represented all con. testing delegates from that city made the principal address. MT. Daily charged constant corrupt collision be- tween Democratic leaders of Phila. delphia and the Republican party Argument for contestees were opened by Charles P. Donnelly, who in sarcas tic terms alluded to MT. Daily as Ire former" who, he said, knew nothing what he was talking about.
 Col. Guffey was not present at any time throughout the hearing.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-09
Roy D. Campbell Nominated

Little Rock, July 9-A sub-com- mittee of the cenral democratic committee has declared Hon. Roy D. Campbell, the nominee for prosecuting attorney of the 9th Judicial Circuit at election to be held in September. This action was taken because of the with drawal of Hon. J. A. Gray, the only other candidate of the par ty, thus making the special prim- ary which had been called unnec- essary.
 Mr. Campbell, by appointment of Acting Governor Pindall, is now serving out the uneXpired term of Hon Lewis Rhoton, who resigned the office, and also re- tired from the race for another term for which he had been nom mated.