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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-11
Grreid,t sic Idnuad)e VSteae.

Nn bcn 9%icriprten Der yNmerican
Vraltcrei" limo crfriid)enoe, itdrfenbc
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9rorerci tt04-112S Sinenitrobe.
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Gourtlnnb t49t. (345)
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gen cine ooer mebrere ailien Geo.
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bier aiif3unebmen. "a Blaihen $1.00.
9cIteIlen Sic brett BON ser 9rauerei.
(336-)
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Sbcu. $. Giener E: 3d.,
III Cit. Baltimore . Gtra6c.

TcltIdjcs irnb n,locrcs ousldnbi.
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Sunnenanf. hnb 1lntergang.
Nas Rctter.

Siir Marplano beute Nad)mlttag
poer9lbenb. I'M oitlifen SbeilcS d)ncc,
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20, Sen @eit y, Mtlonta 80, Wcnt'
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bnlteil.
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vaNe .tariS Anslaas beisrst q. stslns, AZ
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,NiIion. Sbenter," Baltimore nGbe @apsStt.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GrutideS Sarmcnie /. Gaze nne Reitnnrant,
9,r. 414, gSeits Z npettesS trabe - Jcocn Ybeno
bon 3 bis ~ llhr proBes Gon5eri.
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Ter critic aub,
@eld)' eiu 8enlIBl
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Separtement fir GrSiebuns.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-11

FaKe snr Meiie ms Mns!nnS &c.
isrnt g. Mainc, 9r. It3, Ei.Walti.
m~urrtraNe, nabe Cation Ssuie Nue.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-04
EgllqIl,nl X. ! HILL. Z. 4.
WRIT Il. |. !. Ell>'R.S';;,

We must say m AL who write
Articles for tn" tElssEr ,hay
must not approach ns any more
with any kind OF slang or mud
singing this is not argument.
You must treat each other
with RESPECT in this, paper. Writ
your arguments one against the
other and We will publish them
But should any of yuu impose
on us any more in this manner
you will see your piece in print
and little stars taking the y are
OF your slang So you are and
will be aware of it if such should
pe the case.
We do not mean that write, $
shall not refer TO wrongs com
mitted, co corporations and truss
or any thing in comparison
But wemean ncrsontliyieS, jus,
to hursses'inss, AMI show our
egosstlc wits, just I, b. sean or
heard OF men.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-04
EFFECT on THE BRAIN,

Enough alcohol has been re.
peatedly lou nd in the brain Of a
dead topper 70 detect it's presence
there By its odor. Now how
does alcohol do such mischief?
/ BY paralyzing the nerves Of
, the small blond vessels, the brain
il gorged with blaod, which
causes irritation and iniiamma.
ton. Often the blond is coagu.
lated, or clotted, when we say
the brain is Contested Dis.
eases like paralysis, epilepsy,
brain fever, insanity, delirium
tremens, and every nervous dis.
order may be. and has been,
caused by drinking alcoholics.
| The blood vessels being so often
clogged by continuous drink,
the bad blood, full OF carbonic
acid gas, cannot get to the lungs
for cleansing, and the good blood
cannot come in to nourlsa the
brain. This inter feres with good
thinking.
. Alcohol herdens the brain
by It's power t., absorb the water
ard cook the albnmned so i can
not do the work Of transmitting
thought ana nerve fol ce The
-. brain in its natural state is very
> tcnde1. so ttlat the sharp 81 knife
vii! often tear it before cutting
it. The noted French ch, mist.
Hyrt. says that he can detect
the Drain OF a drunkard. blind.
folded, oy the sense Of touch--it
bc.ng 50 much harder and tough.
c er than that OF q iota. ahstainer.
3. 1t breaks down the nerve
c cells ana deposits that same bad
fat.
o !. Ore of tie terrible results
OF ascaE1a m no brain is the
# loss - vii! power. The appetite
las b~coA' ,de man hester.
tie promises his best friends ~
one monnn, that he ~, Au6e
touc;l aTT drop. and
!: his promise as soon as b,
'e one CT their sight, His reas,
gone. His moral sense is G.~
nnmbcd. He cannot on trusted in
:. judgement, or in cnndnct. The
brain in th" ceycbrum is para w.
u ed. The brain in the eerebaltum
Is stimulated to increased aCti
Us WITTY. The nan does now what
Il Ne vou'G rot think OF doing in
his sooor. sant .nnmcats, When
the watchdog is chlprofurmed,
;. the burglar easily piliages the
:. mouse, e. q. Taylor, A. NJ. D.
ID in Short Studies in .scienti-
tic TenparaNce."
Experiu 'nts al to the tim, re.
quired for learning By rote ha,.
ne been conducted with great care
ec For six successive days the sub.
ice; etndird groups o. twelve
h. figures for a !ialf hour each day.
and during ii - lays the aiD3.
city for arnil., increased from
~ 700 T. l,,ioJ figures.
- Ta"r lie sai1e subject Was
=, Civ alcohol dnring twelve days
to "hd 10 capacity for learning nv
re rte oo,'reaaad trou l,6oo to $50
figures.
g Then pe!i,d Of seven days
!, free from aI.ohol followed, and
The capacity decreased from 200
be 70 Zoe ts0res, and il two sue,
DC "neding Gays when alcohol was
administered the capacity for
ne m"moriz'ng decreased from Il.
w 30 20 $50 figures
Dudley ~ Cnlyer, VI. D.
TO 'Ani' saloon League. Page 80
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-04
OLD PRESBYTERIAN DOCTRINE DKFE4TRD
CHAPTER ).
Answer to Question No. Is

REV. A. Brown.
Now Bro Brown: you struck upon key note; which
there very sound Yet say, that there
many try sund it, but suit themselves in the place
placed record Those holy grounds
these grounds where there many who slip and
fall by saving this character who to be cloth
cd in raiment Some will that thera is such
character And oes viii this character spoken OF Christ
With those different beliefs with others that could
W. shah proceed before ders the facts that
enable the truth And know for themselves who
Christ speaking when he had written For This
la special spoken Of And be who
the works of God the end Please read
Nal works r hi" vii
civ ro 't rnione,
A. nfirln potter shall
hey he tras*n +" l"vea Of ms F"'l"
Anti u : ve hn the m rinr Rev a2d @72s
Ti, i the sane character spoken in text rhs
COTS tie mower the nations ard they broken shvrr
Ana C.' gives ~ him h father had Christ
This have read the srrpnr" Alb qlo'cd So You will
that this spoken Of is rot Christ himself But that
Christ viii WORK through For Christ says agin
inp him Please read
u, - sp'i saith lie churches
HIM j, ovec nrh hjadn sud viii
wfea "aen Anowr,h
-, itn Rev 2'7.
You will ha, t. chra'or doe. not only
the nations but h Of The hidden we have read
and lobn OF this hidden will he found spoken
Of in HIcb d.cred he he word Of Cod in this ansuee
na3.t ''oos
bg ltnIta I, ne
ea.;.
Til. same character viii teach YOU in this manner.
p,u,,n,,.- ,,t., . a.. n M ch.s. vraa Ill Father viii send
n, m p,m, ~ Il 81 ,,sri ,ou ~ things a1s
!, ht-rrt wN.f evo have said 'n'o You : J%hA -"
Also
lioeu, M - 'ud hf vi guile al" ~
rut Ht Re 'i t}h # n' hui W." ''' "'s' hf ''' sA'
-. tsAl aht !" WI. We" You mug - ''' ~ '"" 20 a.
1t those verses - where YOU H ana VIVA the hidden mama
For Is ,hc same c1arct a)JNn 81 III thesa scriptures
Y IN ilrrro TIC
tha C,rts IA, ken and also mi 3 to couo w!c
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Professional. cards. 81 90 a mon
Loosls per line. lat. insorsion o 3
. subsequent Insertions. .05
Leu! a 3psYhSS5sssb Wii n ron
kSSf1 agM ayafyc9 ar
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-04
THE cREssKr
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NoRwooD MO
Rev. L. .. Garrett, sr.o'.

PULLS aER's
n. g. Garrett ana N. n. Bow ora
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05

"The glorious Ruby should adorr Those who in warm July are born; Then will they be exempt and free From loves doubt and anxiety"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
DRINK PARLOR
 QUITS BUSINESS

The ice cream and cold drink parlors of Robert J. Randell in the Wilkins building failed to open tor business this III orning, and 1t is stated that it is closed for an indefinite period. Judge P. H. Prince, who is in charge of the property, stated this morning that MT. Randell left last week, stating that he was going to arrange to borrow some money to continue the business, but instructed Judge Prince that if he failed to return Saturday night to close the store, and notify the creditors to that ef- feet. Mir. Randell did not return and Judge Prince followed instruc- tions in closing.
 MT. Randell started in business about three months ago with an elegant new soda fountain and fixtures. It is stated that the as- sets of the business will be suffi- cient to cover the liabilities, which amount to about g. ,ooo.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
WIDOWS NEED NOT COME
Pension Board Will Consider Their Appli- cations Without Personal Interview.

A correspondent writes to the Log Cabin Democrat to inquire if widows applying for Confederate pension or an increased pension are included in the decision of the Faulkner county pension board to require personal interviews with all applicants for new pensions or increase over their present pension. Two members of the county pen sion board are widowers, and when the question was first put to them they quickly replied in the affirm
 ative, but after a second thought, evidently deciding that it would add nothing to their chance" with the widows to require them to make trip to Conway during this hot weather they authorized the Log Cabin Democrat to state that the applications of this class of pensioners will be care
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
FROM REEVES TO RALEIGH
State Convicts Will Be Given
 New Contractor.
Fifty Prisoners to be Put to Work Ballast ing Fort Smith Rail-
 way

Little Rock, July 5.-Some time this week Supt. Pitcock of the penitentiary will turn over I5o men on the Raleigh contract, by which the state receives SI.Io per day for the use of the convicts. He will take 50 men from the Reeves contract to swell the Ral- eigh number as large as possible Under the Reeves contract the state receives but SI per day for each convict. The Reeves con tract, which is for 200 men for a year. allows the state at any time to call in the convicts and this taking away of the Convicts to give them to a higher bidder is liable at the next meeting of the penltentiary board to bring an of fer still higher for the Convicts.
 The convicts do as much work in day, or more, than free labor, and as the state guards and malu- tains them the contractors can at- ford to pay as much as for free la Dor to be sure of having a sufficient number of men at all times. This is expected to run the price of the convicts up to such figure that the state will receive a handsome return from the conviCts, as it costs but 50 cents per day to guard and maintain the convicts.
 Box cars which are being fixed up for the convicts, are now on a switch by the old penitentiary and three days will see them ready to receive the convicts. About 50 convicts will be brought in from the state farm to give Raleigh a sufficient number of men to work. This camp of convicts will be taken to Van Buren, where they will be worked on the central division of the Iron Mountain. They will be used by contractor who has the contract to ballast the entire Iron Mountain system i'll Arkansas with gravel and will work straight through to Little Rock.
 Should there be higher bid for the men than Raleigh is paying, the state will take portion of the con victs from him and give them to the higher bidder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
MONEY IS NOT CALLED FOR
Eight Thousand Dollars Soldiers Back
 Pay Still in Treasury.

Little Rock, July 5.-Soma where iI the wide world there are today 200 members of the two Arkansas regiments which volun, teered for service in the Spanish American war who are entitled to SS, 900 which lies in Little Rock bank awaiting the filing of their claims. Some months ago the two regiments were awarded about S2o ,ooo by the government to pay for the time between the day of volunteering until the muster rolls were signed. As soon as the money was received in Little Rock Adjutant General Bruce T. Bull
 lion and Major Eugene B. Jett be- gan disbursing it among those to whom it belonged. Every appli- cant whose name appeared upon the muster rolls and who could
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
News Wants to Know.

The News would like to know why it is that some of the Fl Paso business men are so anxious to have the electric line from Conway to miss Beebe and go to Searcy. There is no show in the world of a road being built from Conway to Searcy, but if all would pull to- gether we could get one from Con way to Beebe. Searcy is playing the people on the route to spite Beebe, and it seems strange that our Fl Paso friends don't see through the scheme. -Beebe News
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
CAPITOL WORK
 SOON TO BEGIN

Little Rock, July 5.-When the state capitol commission meets again and the announcement is eX- pected that Architect Cass Gil- bert of New York has consented to take charge of the Arkansas state capitol building and rush it to completion. Persons who are in- terested in the capitol building state that he will take the job and bring his entire force to Little Rock to remain until he has completed the building, which he says will be an honest job and a credit not only to Arkansas, but to the United States as we'll. He will make sev- eral minor changes in the building, mostly in the exterior appearance, and says with these the building will be one of the most beautiful state houses ill the union.
 The state capitol commission has renovated the offices at the old penitentay, and they are now bright and airy in their new fur nishings. Superintendent De- Lambert is in charge and IS pre- pairing now to have things so that Architect Gilbert can begin the work as soon as he arrives. Sup erintendent DeLambert yesterday stated he expects to see the work on the building i'll full swing by the middle of the present month.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05

fully considered without the pres ence of the applicants being re- quired. All former soldiers, how ever, who are not now pensioners and have filed application for pen sions, and all who are asking for an increase in their present pen sions, are requested to be present at the meeting of the board, which will be held at the court house on Monday. IulY I2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05

make proof received his portion of the money. About 500 have been paid and now it is very seldom there is a demand for a draft upon the fund. In the first 500 paid were all the officers, which of course drew out all the large amounts due, They have tried i'll every way to locate the missing militia men, but without any sue cess. What will become of the government money should the sol diers never be located, is a mys tery which will have to be solved after 1t has been definitely deter mined how many can never be To- cated.
 William Prince is trausaCting le gal business in Little Rock today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
Observing Fourth Today.

The banks and nearly all of the stores are closed today in obser- vance of the national holiday. The postoffice is open only on the usual Sunday hours.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05
Both Shows Crowded.

Both the Lyric and the Electric moving picture shows were we'll attended Saturday night. Each one used extra advertising space and circulars and both were crowded to the capacity. Prizes were given to holders of the lucky tickets at each amusement place.
 Fred Naylor and family of Lit tie Rock spent yesterday with Conway relatives. MT. Naylor is connected with the Arkansas Dem ocrat
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-05

William Prince is trausacting le gal business in Little Rock today.