The Newark journal., January 03, 1902, Image 2

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pass Newark as follow
ftojsu west
M-i Want Your Beard Shaved
[ Close find
i. Your iiairtut Nice
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B. Cum:, The Barber.
W. A. EDWARDS
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nk Deeds, Trust or
reparedl and acknow*
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and cotlecrious a
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rarity, on han
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p<»si lions
1 Pension w
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ty.
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I J. Qualls
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SHOE
SHOP
.00 worth of photos ul
e photo button free
port, of Newport,
this place Mon.lay.
Will Wright of Sulphur Iloek,
been hick ail fall and winter,
town Monday.
uid Mrs. K. .1. Magnets and
Rice made this olhi^ia
call Tuesday.
Laura Morgan and Maggie
favored t his office wiling very
call Saturday morning,
rtin, one of White River
ip’s best farjmff* was in town
and re inhered us with a
ntiai call.
torncv Lyman I Reeder, of
tilic, w;i> lu town Tuesday on
business and made this office a
pleasant call.
a Maggie Shirley left on the
Sat urday morning lor a visit
and friends at Sulphur
field.
IS;
ssis Rice, ohp of Sulphur
charming anu aecomplis*
was visiting Mrs, K.
Try the Journal when ’.oil need joh
print Inj? done.
Beautiful platino photographs at
Thomas's Gallery.
Go to the City Butcher Shop for nice
fresh sausage, pork and steak.
Thomas, the photographer, gives
satisfaction, Everybody says so,
When in need of anything in the
Drug line call at the Mew Drug Store
J. J. Caldwell.
Just received a car of L. B.
Flour at John M. Mart in's. You will
lind it will pay you to see him before
buying.
If labor and capital could get toge
ther ou an equitable .tfc- is it would be
a big thing, provided the trusts did
not hog the combination.
J. It. Morgan, a prominent citizen
of ltoste was in town Saturday. Mr.
Morgan is a candidate for sheriff and
will be a hard man to beat.
Thirty Fayetteville business men
have pledged themselves to give $1
per month during the winter to assist
in releiving the poor of that city.
J. M. Sisk, president of the Sisk Mil -
ing company of Newark, and wile,
visited Mr. and Mrs, <li. Bogan last
lhuisday and Friday. Butesville
Guard.
Mrs..G, W. MeMillln and daughter,
Mrs. li. W. Williamson and children,
returned Saturday from Corning,
where they spent the holidays witu
relatives.
She! i IT Iliokle passed tilf' 1 i_ 11 tin*
city Friday with the man who roubed
Mosby's jewelry ;,i liatesvtlle
some time*ago. He vvae captured at
Menipliis.
J. C. Hollis of Marshall made the
trip from that town to HarrisoITand
return last Friday in twentytive
hours, in a buggy. The distance is
eightey six miles.
Mrs (i. w. McMillin made this
office a pleasant rail Monday and
ordered the Journal sent to her dau
gliiers Mrs Allie Wallace and Mrs.
Bertha Wells, of Corning.
Thornsberry A - Gray, of Indepen
dence county, is in the city, lie is a :
candidate lor congress trout this;
district, and is niakhig the race as a
| iania r. -Newport Herald.
! Sam Hughes, agood farmer of near!
j Sulphur Buck, was in town Tuesday. .
| lie made us a pleasant call ana
•ordered the Journal sent to his son.'
j J. S. Hughes, oi Bettie, Tex.
i l fitted S cites Senator James li !
j Berry, who was injured accidentally i
i at Ncvvburg, Mu., recently, is now !
able to sit up, and says he is getting j
i along better than lie anticipated.
T1 c jf.iuu .v! • i innl i;ij i' iI,
I try was destroyed by iiie last Friduj
morning. It is not known how the
tireorginated. The loss is estimated i
at about $1,ihh); this am mot being |
books and furniture. There was no j
i insurance.
The remain* of Henry Leonard, o! ;
Oil Trough itottbm ai iim u ti nn i he
Indian Territory Sunday monrUig, ,
I lie bad been suffering fiiinj consump-1
ton fur .viino time, and went west in |
search of health. The burial took!
place near his old home.—Newport 1
lie raid. j
Judge li. II. l‘o\v 11, candidate fm
circuit judge was down from liatesville I
Tuesday shaking hands with his many !
friends and remembered t his office in '
a pleasant and substantial way. The I
judge is a genial, whole-souled gent le '
man and lias many friends here who ;
are always glad to meet him.
Mr. Keys, agent for the Keys Insti -
tute and Commercial ('ullage, of Kittle
Rock, was in town Monday in the in
I rest of that great institution ol
learning. This is one of the finest
| institutions of the kind iu the South
land those desiring to take a business
i course of 'studies would do well to in
i vest ig a to tlie claims of this iustitu
i lion.
The first hired man on record was
Jacob, who worked for Laban seven
years for “Rachel," and then the old
man palmed off oil him another girl
he diu not want. He then worked
another seven years to get the right
one. Hired men who kick on »2b a
month, board and washing, and the
privilege of sitting up with the hired
girl three nights out of the week,
should read the stories of Jacob, the
tir.st ill red man.
County Committee Meeting.
A meeting of the Democratic Coun
,ty Central Committee is hereby called
to meet in the circuit court room in
| liatesville on Saturday, January 11,
I 1902, at MS o'clock a. in., to consider
j the manner of holding our primary
elect ion, which is to he held on Satur
day, March 29, 19U2, whether to be
legalized) to discuss the advisability
of having a joint canvass, to till vacan
cies on the committee from Christina,
Relief, Washington and White River
! townships, and such other business as
J may come before the meeting. Every
menuK'rof the committee is requested
to be present.
C. M. Flinn, Chairman,
T. II. Df.autni;. Secretary.
Additional copies of tins
paper may bo obtained at
this office at 5 cents per'
single copy, or ten copie .
for 25 cents.
$5.00 Reward
Lost, stbaved or Stolen . A !
small boy about the size of a man; Iir
was barefooted with bisgrandfatiierV
shoes on; cross-eyed in the had; of Ins
| neck, and his hair was cut curly
; When la: t s-^ lie was hailing a j
stump-tailed dog, blind on 11u. slue i
I next to the fence, goitjg to T,lumas'
I Gallery Lo get their pictures taken.
I Photographs, 50 cents a doieii.
| Latest style cabinets, $1.50. Baby
pictures, copying and •, dinging a
! specially. , All kinds and sizes oi
I pictures made cheaper and hotter i
| than ever before 1‘iatino work a I
specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Thai) Thom vs, Photographer,
Child Worth Millions
,*My cliild is worth iinhion* to tne,’'say«<
! Mrs- Jftiry Biol of Harrisburg, Pa., “t »*t |
I I would ln:ve lost tier hy croup had I not I
purchased a bottle of Oue Miuut Cotgh j
Curij. "one Minute Cough Cure is sure j
for cdugh, croup add throat anb lung trojuJ
dies. An ;d)-OKt,v safe ?ough eu re which)
acts irumddiatciv. Toe youngest <• ,id can '
like it with eulire safety. The Ii!• 1 olio!
like t lie taste and renieinbeft how often j
helpep teem. Every fatniiy should have a I
bottle oh tne M uaio (’ Higl Cure handy . 1
At tins season especially it may he need
eb suddenly., J. I. Sturbivunt.
Est rayed.
Ouo sorrel horse about ten years
old and about fifteen hands high,
Branded on left shoulder with the let-1
ter O. A liberal icward will he paid
for information leading to Lis reeov-1
ery. Address W. E. Woods' n.
Oil Trough, Ark
A profitable Investment
“l was Iron tiled fot a bo it seven v • n r»
with mv stomach and in bed halt my j
time.’’says K. lK-mict, Somerville, ]nd. .
“i spent about SI 000mid never c.oulo get j
anything to help me ttutill i tried Kudo] j
Dyspepsia l tire. I have taken a few hot I
ties sine am eiitlrlev well.” Yeti don’t
live!)) what you ent, but bv whftt mu I
dtgi -t and iissimhute, if your stoinac 1
bosciTt iligcst v onr footl von are rend' !
starving. Kc thy By spep>I,-i cure dose the J
siomaeli’s work l.-y diaeslit g dto fo >d ‘
Von don’t ha ve to diet. 1, 11 ,i •. ■ a w ant,
Kocol Dyspe- s|:i Cure cures ah slmiU'rh i
troubles. .1. I. Sturdivant.
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(1. \V. Coe is a Hew subscriber
The City Meat Market for all kite! j
of fresh meat.
Photographs 50 red a t .Iran a
Thomas’ (tala ry.
L. Fisher. »e’ rI uckeni.au. was iti
town \\ cdir sday.
Morg Iiarii"tt, of Bar quett, was in j
town Wednesday.
There \\ ill l.e twenty 'ironed salooi s
in .hdVeiMiii c i,oi , lids year.
J. !,. Iiid‘ o. she-, rime enrolle i j
on our oisi gio.', io ■ saC •) imo.i lj a. !
l-'iredest rmed pt.»p :rty to the value!
Of f.Pl.t hid ill 0,.'c.\i;a: .0:4 \Ye;Uesi:iv
morning.
,'irs .imanuy imnvirm m uic-\. i
requests that the Journal be sent In
tier address.
Mr. ami Mrs. •!. W. Barnet t ndm-ned
Wednesday from a visil with relatives;
at Oil Trough.
Mrs. C. Petlijohn died at the home
her son in-law, iNatn .Scribner, near
town Wednesday.
A I! kinds of produce, hides and tors ,
bought at Murphy & Mnme's. Live ‘
them a call when in town.
Cal] at.Tohn M. Martin's and get a
gallon or more of Louisiana sugai |
house molasses, new crop.
Everything ni ce and clean at .1. !!.
Ilolderby's City Butcher Simp. Vo,n
patronage solicited. Come and see me. i
Buy your flour from Murphy & j
Moore. They handle the celebrated,
"Fleur de llungrolse" and ‘'Blanche"
brands,
Mrs. Filler and Alts l ux, of New
port, sister and niece of Mrs. 0,0.1
Magnets, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mag- !
ness Sanaav.
R. T. Brewer, who was cut hi tin
face with a knife by Nathan Kminau
j Christmas night, was able to come to ;
town Wednesday.
Photo Buttons Free. To every
person having 81.00 worth photo's
made at Thoma’s gallery will receve
a Photo Button of himself, or hcr.-eh
| free.
Suppose Schley ha 1 waited till
Sampson came up ami took charge ot .
j the fleet. LYrveia w uhl have escaped
; and Si'liley would have been court
; martiaied.
f
John Ifarvison one of t he old set
; tiers of -Sulphur Bock and a well to do :
and highly respected citizen died at
his home at that place Monday after a
j short illness Hum i ueumonia.
t
” Hi ere is a tide in the affairs of men, which, if taken at
i,v flood, leads on to fortune. Suakkspeaue.
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No truer saying: than the above was eyer uttered. Vet,
how thoughtlessmost of us are in taking advantage of the
on /or! ■;uities ;-.s they presen! themselves. If it were possible
ior pone; ; or pen to d scribe the many opportunities that
we have lei pass unheeded, compared with those we improved
In© <\mtrust would la* astonishing to the greater number of
us. Few there be who would he able to recognize a portrait
of t . r '\\n lives under such conditions. In this great battle of life
each striving for supremacy, we often lose sight of the smaller oppor
tunities which, if improved, would prove a blessing to our lives.
The opportunity we want to impress upon you is the one of
saving. lake advantage of our extremly low prices on the following
articles, which is only a partial list of the many things to be found in
our HAnriOTM STORE. We offer you an opportunisy to buy for less
t.ain their value
Splendid T-birro <E>f
M* n and lloy’s Clothing. Suits, Overcoats.'Rubber Hoots, I)uek
('oats. Punts, Overall^. 1 Hats.,('ups and (iloves. A full line of Men's
and Hoy'; Furnishing Goods. A splendid line of Dress Goods. Serge*.
FlanivIeUes. Heniettes,*Worsteds. Plaids, Ginghams. Satins, Brocades,
Pei'eale. ( alien, Outings, Bleaches.’(Cambrics, |*Chambrys, Domestic,
Jean-. ('otton Checks, etc. We also carry'a full line of Ladies’ Skirts,
>hin waists. Ladies’and Misses’i Capes land Jackets. Haby cloaks, etc.
OCR SHOE DEPARTMENT is the most complete in the country.
We can lit all kinds of fed and pocket books.
OCR GROCERY DEPARTMENT is full and complete. All new,
fresh goods, well selected. Meat, Flour. Lard. Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
l i vo. Dried I Tuits and ehoiceJCanned Goods of every description.
I ry a sack of our own brand of flour, "Star and Crescnt.” Vcur
money back if not satisfactory .
We are. y ours for business.
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{enlarged FREE
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•' riome—At Least Not Until Yor Have
GOT OUR PRICES!
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■!/e do all kinds r job printing, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
, ;pes. Statements, Candidates’ Cards, Hand Bills, etc,
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v< e woulJ kkcto figure on your work, and guarantee satisfaction. 3
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S. ('. Keane had business in Bates*
ville W e inesday.
Miss. Minnie Foster ot Kota was in!
town Wednesday.
i >u\ ;!j«? Dine ltibbon shoes for your
children at John M. Martin’s.
Don’t fail to go to Thomas’ Gallery 1
and get a dozen photographs for.loots j
T’haii Thomas is hopping with a |
stii i.. as tin* result of a sprained I
ankl».
John M. Martin has got. the hottest j
line i t .-a:: ,'.s in town and the biggest !
stock.
i i.u ■ 1 • a ed ;m 1 a -man
anil a woman moi.iW ala watch
meeting at itohbins, s. t ’.
G. W toeanoi mules Palmer left
Wi'dii*sia> t- i (til iiotigli bottom.
Wile ollieS Will (lilt Up J IiOUSe l'T
( 1 . 1 . ( 1 i isser.
Ci -iidrcn ispecially Liable
Ibii ii', I.-, uses ,.aii cuts are extremely j
■■■•■ i:i ' gk-ctfcii often result in
It i. Children are especially
t i.i t ,'Uti'h mishap* because not >o
careful. Asa remedy De Witts Witch
Huz 1 Salve i> unequalled Draws out. tiul (
tire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound, j
Beware of counterfeit!. Sure cure for ,
piles. “De W itts W itch Hazel Salve cured !
in', baby of e‘zeusa after two physicsns |
gave her up,’’ wri’es James Mock, N, ;
Webster, lull, “The sorts were so bad
she soiled two to live dressed a day ” i
J. I, Sturdivant, .
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TUCK Y PR INGE SALOON |
" • T. MAGN ESS, Proprietor, ,/
piQe &lri T?ei^>uc^y VtfiysCyeS. Wiijefi,
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND SO ON.
- • Jug and Bottle Trade a Specialty. Your Patronage Solicited.
A. C. Robinson dropped a dollar in I
the treasury and ordered bis name!
enrolled on oijr subscripton li.it.
I>i. Allen, wife and daughter, of
8eair/are in (lie city, ihe guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. H. Adams.
A runaway team Monday run
into 1 . M. .Martin's wagon scales and
wrecked tbem considerably.
It is said that tiieie will be a scrap
between Roosevelt and tbe senate,
which promises to be lively.
Mrs. Henry Holloway, of Hickory
Grove, spent Wednesday in tbe city
visiting relatives and friends.
The new secretary of tbe treaury,
sh.iw, was born in a log cabin. That’s
where presidential timber comes
from.
Ross Hulsey died at the home of
his par-nts a short distance north of.
town Wednesday after a prolong
Illness
'■ i »■ M'lir.ivv arc h;
' "O’ 'uni,ling i'Ii .! Cli at the
Oil Trough bottom and
stock of g-Kius at i hat plact
HorrH. W. Hector of Hot Spring,
announces as a candidate for governor
of Arkansas, subject to the action of
the Democratic party at the primaries
A great deal of steel for bridges and
other construction material has been
assembled near the depot, and the
first tiu miles on the White River road
will he completed in a hurry. —Bates,
vi 11 Bee.
A peculiar death accured near Par
oquett Wednesday. George Zones, a
farmer was taken with the earache
on Sunday which graduliy grew worse
untii death resulted on Wednesday,
He was about 50 years oid.
Roy Crawford, a youth whose home
is at Harrison4 was thrown from his
horse near
on
suffered