Judsonia weekly advance., December 14, 1904, Image 1

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Vol. XX VI
jmsONIA. A HKANSAp, WJU>NE$:1>« ¥, DECEMBER 74 W04
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IET. I3. Cleveland,
Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor in Chancery
Joclnonia, - - Arkansas.
Will practice in :t 11 court* of he state includ
es the Supreme and Federal Court*. Solicits
claims for the department. of the interior and
all branches thereof special attention to home
nd foieiicu collections.
im:. IE.
Lawyer,
SEARCY. - ARKANSAS. |
Will practice m all the State ( on ts and the
Federal Court* of the State.
Otlices over Kobhins. Suit ford *!t C#»*s. store
J*. 2n . EACHELS,
Lawyer,
SEARCY, • ARKANSAS.
Tas. Hi. Crralaam.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SEA l!CY, ARK.
Practices in all the State and Feder- j
al Courts. Office over Searcy Bank, j
J. S EASTLAND, M. D„
rilYSIClAN AN!) SURGEON,!
.1 udsoUia, A rkansas.
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Office near residence.
W. H. L. WOODYARD, M. D-,
PHYSICIAN AKI) SUMLEONi
JiWioonin, Arkansas.
Mg-Ollioe at r> r i' fr A tore.
J. C. Huntley, M. D.
mmm physician "m somecv.
J UDSON1 A, - - Ark.
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'• jv i iCmii iui;iff '\cin VG yldi‘ ett pieli j
by ..VII. L Browninjr.
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C. M. Erganbright
NOTARY PUBLIC AND FIRE IN
SURANCE
Dflloe wiili Jn sonia Static Bank
Jmisoniu, Arkansas.
judsonia Heat iarkei,
T- II- Beals, Trip.
Dealer In Fresli and Salt Meats, Poul
try, Games, Hides. Vegetables,
Butter, EjfK8 and ICE.
Judsonia, - - Arkansas.
Geo. E Forbes L Ero.
Contractors anti Builders;
Dealers in all kind* of
Building Material
and Hardware.
Juosonia, Arkansas.
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Guy E. Smith
Tonsorial Artist.
JUDSONIA. ARK.
L- DRE;Vl ER,
Boot & Shoe Maker
3EPAISIN3 A SPECIALTY.
Tttdsonia, Ark.
TDr- T- 1ST- Moore
2* EXT 1ST
All work guaranteed. OfTiee at res
idence, near poet office.
WIN SETT'S
Livery dz Transfer
STABLES,
JuoaoNiA, Akk.
J. M. HERNDON,
THE “B088 BLACKSMITH”
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Is Prepared to do all blacksmith and
wagon work.
fe aTIHF A(TION o U A It A M EED
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« nge New-W
“I know not how true the tale may be,
i tell it as ’twiis told to me.''
The Box Factory
Will furnish Berry Cases ir
flat (or K D) at 15 cts. cash,
or 15i cents on time (with
out interest.)
—Bazaar this week.
How about those holiday photos?
- One week from next Sunday i?
Christmas.
-There are several new display at s
in this issue.
Miss Lenna Hussey is visiting Lit
tle Rock 'friends.
See our line of Silk Hdks. and Muf
flers.—Newman & Gill.
Work has been begun to repair the
old hotel near the depot.
Thos. Rainwater is having an ad
dition built to his house.
Mrs. Erganbright and Miss Vera
Ladd visited Searcy Monday.
Fine line of Perfumery at Munger’s,
also a big line of Silverware.
Anything new for Christmas? Well, I
reckon. See Strahl's gallery.
A fine line of Christmas rockers just
received at the Furniture Store.
The weather we had yesterday
made a small wood pile look sick.
Meadows & Co. have more things tc
eat than you can shake a stick at.
I am prepared to r * good wells
on short notice. ondhen.
—Fishing has ged in quite
freely lately h citizens.
12 nice j
ifcasjjre.*
.Christ
-i gallery.
A con'
and Roc!
Suits, Iron Beds
Furniture Store.
The Bazaar will be held Friday and
oamruay oi tms wceiv m the Riley
brick.
—Several arcund town have been
“having a hog killing time” during the
cold weather.
Atty. Cleveland has been going to
Searcy every day this week attending
Chancery Court.
When searching for a nice Xmas
present, go to L. M. Bond’s and look
over his line line of Jewelry.
- Mrs. T. L. DeShong, with the little
boy, visited Little Rock relatives and
friends a few days this week.
We have receivedan elegant display!
! of Neckwear for Christmas.
Newman & Gili,. I
| B. Ford has been spending severe#
1 days at home, but leaves this week lA
! commence his duties as agent at Beebe.
j —Mrs. Florence Rominc is visifjingi
i her mother, Mrs. Ediottt. She has b'leen
making her home at Palestine, Texas.
Don’t forget to see the 1904 Lamps
at L. M. Bond’s^ The best? lamp on ’
the market for the price, $1.75 cOn>
j plete.
—Have yoti been reading the bank
ads each week? They will certainly do ,
you r.o harm and may benefit you
i greatly.
The editor of the Advance goes to
Little Rock Friday to attend the meet- !
ing of,the executive committee of the 1
Arkansas Press Association. ■ >
Just opened—a barrel of the finest i
sugar house molasses. It’s a line one i
anu just what you want for Xmas.
Meadows & Co. j
What nicer present can you give to a :
gentleman than a pair of Dress Glove , I
a silk Neck Tie, Silit Muffler or Hkfs., !
or silk Suspenders ? See Newman & j
Gill’s assortment.
—J as. A. Bauer has returned to his 1
' home north of town, after spending
several months in Texas and Oklahoma j
; He sends the Advance next year to
E. S. Waller, Crescent, Oklahoma.
j Mr. Ft. Moody will assist me in .ihe i
j Barber Shop Saturday the 24th. }ou
had better call early, as 1 expect to j
1 close in time for Xmas exercises, f j
Smith, the “Barb; 1 j
—Rev. Borden, Christian ?
from Hardy, will hold a t*
! meeting in the Briggs Hall,
ing next Saturday evening,
17. All are cordially invite
j the services.
| —Although this has lx
r r,; n.'.w, XTiuors tnruugijf
V put-^js cgwrmunity have done consid- ;
i erablf plowing the past month. Deep
fall plowing helps the soil of this coun
try wonderfully and should be practiced
more by our farmers.
NOTICE: I have in my shop two
clocks left several months ago, one by
Wm. Tidwell and one by Andrew Jack
sen. If the owners do not call and get
them within ten days they will be sold
for the charges, which is $1.50 each.
L. M. Bond, Jeweler.
j —Local news is exceedingly scarce
! this week for the time of the year, but
everything and everybody wal be on
J the go next week. If our readers have i
friends visiting them or are going away !
for the holidays, we would like to make :
; a note of it if they will inform us of
| the facts.
Christmas Presents
Christinas Gift!
OUR
STOCK.
We have a Fine line of HOLIDAY
GOODS. The following are some of
our Specialties.
CANDIES—a line of the very best.
10\S moving and mechanical, the best ever brought
to town.
BOOKS Novels and Christmas books for both old
and young. Some of the very latest.
Handsome display of Imported Hand Painted China.
Full line of l eather goods:—Pocket books, purses, bill
books, wallets, wrist bags and cigar cases.
Razors, bones, strops, mugs and brushes.
Tooth, nail, hair, cloth and flesh Brushes.
Combs of every description.
Finest line of Toilet Soaps ever brought to Judsonia.
Toilet sets, work boxes and albums. [sets.
Smoking, shaving, blacking, military and traveling
Hall, table, hanging, band, and night lamps in assort
ed colors.
Visiting cards, tablets, pencils and slates.
See samples of CUT GLASS on display in window.
Two sets of Bohemian ware.
Fresh and full line of Rubber Goods.
Headquarters for French harps.
Dolls from 10c to $2 50.
200 pieces of 25c Novelties.
OUR PERFUMERY,
In fancy bottles and in bulk, is of the Best, and we
have lots of it.
W00DYAED & WELT02T,
The DRUG STORE.
Judsonia, Arkansas.
Christmas Presents
p —0. R. Rich came in Friday to spend
•a few days at home. He has been
.agent at Cotter for several months but
. goes to work this week as regular agent
rat Cabot. His family will pi'obably
move to that place.
Notice: -Having resigned from the
board of; stewards of Trinity Church
last September, I wtsh to state that
any statement from the church with
any name signed thereto is not done
with my consent. Geo. E. Forbes.
—Mrs. T. B. Williamson and daugh
ter, of Jonesboro, have been guests for
some time at the P. P. Herndort home.
-.Mrs. Williamson made this her home
many years ago, in fact was raised
there. Her maiden name was Susie
Van Meter.
* —Rev. C. M: Hollett, the new pre
siding elder, changed his plans and will
arrive in Judsonia next Sunday after- j
"boon from Russell. He Will preach at i
Trinity church Sunday nighi and will j
[hold the business meeting of the church ‘
Monday morning.
! The Ladies’ Aid Society will give a 1
ijiaaaar in the north side of the Riley j
prick, Friday and Saturday of- this j
'week. Hot tamal'es will be sold at jail i
['tours. '<Phe ladies will serve oysters !
ftach day from 12 o’clock until one, and !
•Tom six p. m. until nine. This will be j
•! good time to purchase Xmas pres-!
sire s.—See’v.
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, We will show the finest and largest
tone ot Christmas Candies that was ever
-:hu'.vn in Judsonia. Can give you a fine
'.sst. at 20c per lb., also have 15 flavors j
l i chocolate creames from 25c to 1 )e ;
>er lb. Our asst, of Box Goods will be 1
cofhplete; will also have apples, figs, |
• aixad nuts, dates, raisins and oranges,
cppie and see us. Newman & Gh.l.
- The following from the Marianna
ndex shows how the people of that
■ ate feet toward R. A. Mahan, who l
i oved from Judsonia to Marianna, apd |
v ma4'.« 'Fiends here'are pleased t$> j
vCtTAy ' ar?3 * Y> Ajs’pi'wF
1* At a bu: in. ss meeting of the.
iers of tin Baptist' church held ar«t
he morriing^service Sunday, Rev. Sjj
1. Mahan was unanimously re-electeW
o the pastorate of the church for an^j
other year. The churah has been very
prosperous under Mr.^plahan’s pasto
; rate, and the membership have no in- J
tention of dispensing with his services,
lie is not only popular with his own
people, but with all the denominations
of the town.
Rebeekali Entertainment.
The entertainment and supper given
by the Rebeekahs at the I. O. 0. F.
hall on Tuesday evening of last week
was a most enjoyable affair. An in
teresting program was rendered, -con
sisting of vocal solos by Miss Newman
and recitations by Misses Virgie Pyles,
Lela Allison and Alma Moody, Master
Arthur Forbes, and Mrs. M’Do'ra
Reed.
After the- program the guests re
paired to the Briggs hall, where a
bountiful supper was served. The ef
forts of the ladies in this direction were
especially successful and were highly
appreciated. After supper, F. G.
Briggs was requested to give a read
ing, which he did in a most pleasing
manner. Altogether, the evening was
h decided success, and we are glad to
have been present.
Mrs. M’Dora Reed, Grand Secretary, i
of Little Rock, in whose honor the af-!
fair was given, remained over Wednes- I
day and nine new members were initi- j
ated.
Notice to Teachers.
There will he a public examination of j
teachers at Searcy, Ark., Dec. 15 and j
18, 1904, to ascertain the professional [
qualifications of all persons desiring to
teach in the public schools of White
county. W. F. Condray,
County Examiner. |
What to Buy for Xmas.
Below is a partial list of articles
that you will find at the
Furniture Store
any one of which
would make a handsome gift:
A bed room Suit, Iron Bed, Sewing
Machine, set of Dining Chairs, Corner
Chair, Rocking Chair, Willow Rocker,
Indian Stool, Foot Stool, Center fa
ble, Easels, Pictures, Rugs, lor the
Wife, Sister or Sweetheart, or an
Iron Wagon, Cart, Baby Swing,
High Chair, Child’s Rocker, Child’s
Desks, etc., etc.,
For the smaller ones.
fifef Be sure to call and investigate
while out shopping.
F. O, BRIGGS.
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Your First Deposit
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When you make your first deposit you will be given a small .book
with the amount of the deposit entered to your credit; ajso a cheek book,,
and then you will be requested to write your name on a card, ^called a
“Signature Card,’7 to he kept in the files of thb Bank, for the purpose of
identify . gg the signature of your checks when you draw against yoAc ac
count. .the entries made in the small book, known as a passbook, by e
ciih1 ei of the bank who receives your, deposit, willbe your*receipt fi.-r he
various sums deposited. This book should be left at the bank at the d
of each month to b ■ balanced, and will be returned to yoft on ap^lKanii n
a day or two later, showing youMjatauee in the' bank, accompanied by.
your canceled Checks. It is your duty to examine carefully the aff'yn. t
and checks, and report at once any possibly error to the Cashier, w.cv
will took into the matter and correct ali mistakes.
The Judsonja State Bank offers all the facilities for the handling
of your banking afforded by any commercial banking institution tin the
State of Arkansas. There is none better, and we invite you to open an
account with us at once, and avail yourself- of this opportunity of Vata.b- %.
fishing and building for yourself a credit that is worth more to you {.ban
gold.
^We know your wants, and want your business.
C. M. Erganbrigiit, Cashier.
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—■ —Our Motto-—
Prompt Service, Absolute Safety, Courteous Treatment.
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FIRE INSURANCE. NOTARY PUBLIC
Best Ceiupariie.s; Lowest Rates
Scottish Union & National Insurance Co.
Philadelphia Underwriters’ Association
Phoenix ■ | Fire
I IRE INSURANCE CO’S. I Lightning
I Tornado
Travelers
New Hampshire
Every Policy as Good as a Government Bond
-Office viili— * C. M. ERGANBRIGHT.
■judsonia State bank.
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Borrowing.
feems rather strange when anyone
uially borrows your tub or your
hing irons from one end of the
;o the other, and especially when
costs only about a dollar. It
’L only seem strange, but it is
tfe. It is not right. It is wrong. \
One day’s work will easily supply the
deficiency; the snuff, tobacco and liquor
bill often amount to much more in a
week. Then it is your duty to have
your own tubs and smoothing irons
and not forever be worrying your
neighbor. Now to the milk in the co
eoanut- How many people borrow a
newspaper from their neighbor every
week in the year when the price is only
one dollar per year? Is it right to treat
your neighbor that way ? Is is right to
treat your new.-paper people that way?
If a paper is wo, thy to be borrowed of,
your neighbor to be read, it is a mark
of a gentleman to be a man and pay
for the paper you read. Don’t be like
the mistletoe and live on the hard earn
ings of an industriq is oak. A hint to
the wise is sufficient. We always were
disgusted to see parasites. -McCrorv
News.
flabei F. Kinney,
fti. MuS.
Forest Park University, St. Louis.)
Piano and Harmony.
Recommendations from World’s Fail
Director of Music.
Music rooms opposite school house.
u. M. BOND.
nr:ai.nit in
Watches, Clocks an i Jewelry
Spectacles and Eye |ilasses |
Repair Work a Specialty j
.) V [ OONI A, A R K A Is A S.
WANTED —Quickly, fe.v persons to
represent long established, wholesale
house among retail merchants and
agents. Local territory of ft v. coun
ties. 818 salary and expenses paid ;
weekly. iixpense money advanced. :
Commission extra. Permanent en
gagement; business successful; pre
vious experience not essential; en
close self-addressed envelope. Ad
dress, Superintendent Travelers, 325
Dearborn St., Chicago.
F. <» A M — Anchor l.odro No meet!*
oa the Friday uighte on or before tb& Hut
woon ol Ouch month.
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north nor in r>
No .‘>J 'eniphi* Lxpreas
So .0 Local LxprciiB
No 4 Fu.-t mail
No l- Little Rock I\.s^engci*
No 71 Local Freight
SOUTHBOUND.
No 5 Through Kx press
No li Little Rock passerycr
No 7 Fast mail - y
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excepted. >umi y office op.cn from 7 ton ;
Money Order hours IToni 7 a hi t o 6 ).
Sun days excepted,
nail leaves Judsonla for Little Red •.
‘lay at 7 a. m and an ivea at 7 p. rn .
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is ARTIST— Preuchimr-every Sabbath «i«n
Ini! nnrt evening, -Subb: Ih School before morn
ing service. P>~>yer Meeting every Wednes
day evening
Kf.tr. M r. we KB, Piiate-r.
TRINITY M K— Preaching every Sunday
11:0.. :» >n and 8 |i m. Sunday 8. him at U:4ft
m. I raver Meeting every 'ibiii'irlny night.
iu.v. \v p. BARXUILK, Pastor
I. (>. <j. P-—Iii'isoi la Lodge No-54 meets
every Saturday evening. vioiling brethren
caidblly Invited
(». M. ERA, AN BRIGHT, N. G.
B. MOODY, See’?/