The Newark Journal
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
O F. Craig. Editor
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FRIDAY', AUGUST 4. 1005.
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.
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Up to noon Wednesday there
Rad been a total of 74 deaths from j
yellow fever in New Orleans.
Many people are leaving there,and j (
strict quarantines have been estab
lished against New Orleans and:
other fever infested districts, in
nearly all towns of the South. The
Arkansas state board of health at
Little Rock has issued state quar
antine regulations, and Governor
Davis has called out a portion of
the state militia to assist in enforc
ing the board's regulations. The
fever D spreading and several cas
es are reported to have developed
«t Montgomery. Ala., andShreve
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port. La. Fortv-two new cases .
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developed in New Orleans \\ ed
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MADNESS MUSINGS.
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M. B. Owens is on the sick
Mrs. ,1. K. Rawlings is on the
aick list.
Ask (’has. Magness what time
the local is due here.
W. \\\ Ilartsiield of Sulphur1
lfock was in our town Monday.
Rev. Griffin of Cotton Plant was
transacting business here Monday..
Pete Grammar and wife of Sul
phur Rock were shopping in town
Tuesda v.
I>r. Blanton of Black River 1
township was trading in our town *
Tuesday. '
Road Overseer Will Grisham is
doing some tine work on the roads
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this week.
Sid Brimbhall ami Rol>ert Con
ner of Clover Bend are in Mugness
this week.
M. V. Schoofner and family of
Oonway are visiting Sam M. Con
nor and mother.
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li. M. Crow and wife left Sun- j
day for Imlnxlen to visit John ,
l*olk and family. .
T. M. Wald rip and mother have ■ J
moved int<» their handsome new i
two-story building at this place, i ((
W. B. Tomlinson was seen on •'j
our streets Wednesday. He is,!
improving after a two weeks ill- i ’
ness. i}
The shelving on the grocery side ’ J
of the l>orr Mercantile Co. gave ]
away Saturday and did consid-j J
erable damage. I,
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We will sell you a steel rod par- .
agon frame, fast black. ‘Jb-inch
umbrella for fifty cents. Can't be
duplicated in Newark. Fred 1). \
Whiting & < o.
ENGINE AND CABOOSE
WENT INTO WASHOUT
t>ne Man Killed and Five Injured in
Wreck on the White River
Road Last Sunday.
The White River Railroad was
the scene of a fatal accident Sun
la.v morning when engine No.43i>,
A> which was attached a caboose,
vent into a washout at Norfolk,
■\s a result of the accident Engine
Watchman Oscar Harper, of I’o
■ diontas is dead and every mem
ier of the train crew injured.
The injured are:
C. IV Reeser of Little Rock,
•onductor, leg broken and inter
lall.v injured.
d. F. Fulmer of Little Rock,
engineer, head cut and side bruis
sd.
(). K. Schneider or Little uock,
ireman, left hi|> injured and tium
‘rous bruises on body.
C. M. Doty, Little Rock, brake
nan, bruised about the head.
J. T. N ance of Cotter, brake
nan, bruises on body.
The engine, No. and ca
>oose, had been ordered out to
oin a working crew further up
he road, and in the early morn
rig the engineer failed to see the
washout bridge ahead in time to
top. The engine and caboose
/ere precipitated twenty five feet
nto the creek below, injuring ev
ry member of the crew on the
rain, ani killing the watchman as
ioted.
Brakemen Doty and Vance were
ble to return to Norfolk, alxmt
ne mile distant, and notified Got
ti r of the accident, and a relief
rain was sent to the scene of the
ccident and the dead and injured
■a red for. The injured men were
ater sent to the St. Louis hospital
d' the Missouri Pacific. The wash
uit where the accident happened
vas caused by a heavy rain of
Saturday night.
IN HEMORIAH.
Mrs. Furm Zulmr departed this
ife Saturday, duly '22. It was
lard to give her up, hut as the
food Lord saw tit to take her
roiu our home we submit to His
rill. Yet all was done that wili
ng hands could do. We can only
jok hack over her past life and
iew the path of life that was her
hoice. She accepted Christ in
er eleventh year and from that
ay until the good Lord hade her
ome up higher her face was as
iright as the morning star to her
lany friends and as bright as the
lorning sun to her home. Our
ome Inis been made sad, a voice
as ceased which we can never
ear, a place is vacant that can
ever be tilled.
’recious darling thou hast left ns,
.eft us yes fin evermore,
tut we Impe In meet our loved one
Mi that bright and golden shore.
jimelv the house and sad,
iuce our dear one has gone.
tut. <>h, a brighter home than ours
n Ibaven is now thy own.
I'is hard to break the tender cord
Vlien love has bound the heart.
'is hard, so hard, to speak the words,
M ust we torever part V"
>earest loved one we have laid thee
n the peac eful grav ’s embrace,
ini thy memory will be cherished
['ill we see ihv Heavenly face.
Vt- miss thee from our home dear,
Ve miss thee from thy place,
V shadow o'er our life is cast;
>Ye miss the sunshine of thy face.
iVe miss thy kind ami willing hand
Ihy fwiid and earnest care,
Mir home is dark without thee,
.Ve miss thee everywhere.
Charlie V. Zuisku
Fine Bottom Farm For Sale
110 acres fine White river land, 6 miles
south-east of Newark; 80 acres in cultivation,
good 4-room house, barn, orchard, etc.
A Bargain if Taken at Once
Craig & Henderson
NEWARK, : : : : ARKANSAS
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All Along the Road
The David Bradley Double Cam
Steel Hay Press
is the favorite because it is the simplest press ever made.
You can’t beat it. It has all the strong points, will put full
weight into a car, is easy and light to move, and it can’t go
wrong or get out of order because there is nothing about it
to get out of order. Just a plunger, a double cam and a
plunger draw. But they are well made. That’s the secret.
Come in and let’s talk this matter over. You can’t tell all
about the David Bradley Press fust from th% picture.
GRIFFITH & MORROW, Newark, Ark.
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SULPHUR ROCK SKETCHES
j Short Local Items of Interest Picked
Up at the Metropolis of White
River Township.
Dr. L. H. Wright is slowly im
proving.
Mrs. Venia Wnnn has been quite
sick but is better.
Clint McGuin of Batesville was
in town Thursday.
Jno. McArthur i-> now with the
Kice Mercantile Co.
.Ino. 1). Martin of Mooretield
was in our town 'Tuesday.
Pictures of tin* district confer
ence for sale at the gallery.
Libert Reeves of Oil Trough
was in town one day last week.
.1. 1>. Witt of Newark was in
our burg Thursday of last week.
Rev. Hively of luka is visit
ing bis son at this place this week.
John Magness of Newark at
tended church here last Saturday.
Paul Kyler came in from Little
Rock Monday to visit, home folks.
J. I. Sturdivant of Newark, was
shaking hands with friends here
Monday.
A. K. Troy one of Magness’
leading merchants, was in town
Monday.
Rev. W.W. Gibson made a bus
iness trip to Newport while here
at conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackman are be
ing visited by their daughter and
family from Illinois.
Miss Lee Hogan of Magness vis
ited her sister, Mrs. Dan Moore,
the first of the week.
Miss Ola Albernathey of liates
ville visited her many friends here
from Saturday to Monday.
The district conference closed
Saturday there were about 100
preachers and lay delagates pres
ent.
Ped Tunstall, Andy Hogan and
Wallas Gibson of Salem attended
the district conference here last
week.
Peter G rammer and Mrs Good
rich, both of the place were nmr
I ried Sunday at the residence of
Rev. II. T. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosa of Mountain
View attended the district confer
ence. Mr. Rosa is an uncle of
Dan Moore of this place.
Married—At the residence of J.
A. Thomas last Sunday, Robert
Brown of Texas and Miss Lillie
Sneed of near Sulphur Rock. W.
'I'. Anderson officiated.
Misses Sue and Jessie Braden
have been on the sick li>t for sev
eral days but we are glad to re
port them mueh better.
Yes we have seen Jno. Gibson's
pedaling wagon, but the only
place in tawn to get ventilators
for fly traps is (). L. Hoover's.
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WRECK NEAR OZARK.
Ozark, July 29.—Kastbound
train No. lot; on the Fort Smith
road, was derailed at a i>oint one
quarter of a mile south of Ozark
'this morning, resulting in the com-1
j plete wrecking of the entire train.
The track where the accident oc
• curred was considered dangerous
and slow orders had been issued
for the government of trains over
lit. It appears that these orders
I were exceeded. The exact point
I where the derailment occurred was
in a rock cut just north of a high
Hill, between Ozark and Altus.
Two coaches were turned clear off
the track, overturned and consid
erably damaged, one left the track
but did not overturn. One sleep
er left the track, turned at right
angles thereto, with one end hang
ing off the embankment, but not
overturned. The train was crowd
ed with passengers, and, although
a large number of people were
badly hurt, none were killed.
COURT BROKETHERECORD
Arkansas Supreme Court Cot Down
to Work and Came Near Clear
ing the Docket.
Little I took, July 30. The term
of the Arkansas Supreme Court
which came to an end yesterday
was a record-breaker as far as the
amount of business transacted is
concerned. Tbe court commenced
on Nov. 1, when Chief Justice Hilt
and .Justice McCulloch took their
seats. During that time the
court disposed of 945 cases, of
which number 80 were- dismissed.
The entire docked was clered with
the exception oC 17 cases, which
will be dispop£d of pt the next
term, beginning Sept, 25.
Hud Bolling and li. L. Brodie,.
young farmers, became involved
in a difficulty while attending
church at Shibley, Crawford
county, Sunday night, and Bolling
slashed Brodie with a knife, pene
trating the lung and inflicting a
dangerous wound.
A mysterious fever which is
said to bathe tbe physicians i»
raging in the southern part of
Howard county. Eighteen or
twenty deaths have occurred in
one neighborhood during the past
few days and several others are
down with the disease.
CHAS. MOSBY,
— DEALER IN —
Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Arkansas Pearls.
We Fit Spectacles Correctly.
Watch inspector For The
White River Railway.
Batesville, - Arkansas.
1 LOOK HERE FRIENDS.
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\\ e thank you tor past favors, and solicit a continuance of
your patronage. When you need Hardware of any kind
we would he pleased to show you through our line and
give you prices. We think we can save you money.
l-x. We Also Carry a Full Line of Coffins and Caskets.
COOPER & BOULTINGHOUSE,
NEWARK. ARKANSAS
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