THE BABY NEWS
VOL. I.
Thursday, January 2.1902.
No. 39.
Notice our new adds this week.
The two Stables are up-to-datein
every respect. Read their adds.
Dr. H. P, Hargis and Dr. J. W.
Morris have both placed their
professional cards in the News
for 1902.
On last Monday, we had the
following boys of our town and
neighborhood pay us a visit:
Master Floyd ,7ohhson and his
brother Maynard, Clyde Math
ews and Leslie Sturdivant.
The properties of BALLARD’S
SNOW LINIMENT possess a
range of usefulness greater than
any other remedy. A day sel
dom posses in every household,
especially where there are chil
dren, that it is not needed. Price,
”>o cents. Sold by Dr. Neal
John.Johnson or Newport is
visiting friends and relatives. He
cannot get through making the
rounds as quick as Bobandldella,
so lie is s ill here enjoying him
self. One thing about John he
Will go and see all of his friends.
[ |He visited the News oliice whi'e
bore.
HEKBINR should be used to
enrich and purify the blood: it
cures all forms of blood disor
ders. is especially useful in
fevers, skin eruptions, boils,
^pimploj, blackheads, scrofula,
■-alt. rheum and every form of
blood impurity; it is a safe and
» effectual cure. Price, .'»(> cents.
*4 .Id bv Dr. Neal.
(Ernest and Gus Kramer; sons
onr friend E. B. Kramer came
hint* to spend Christmas, The
f.ld man is very proud of his boys
did well lie may be for they are
making quite a success of the
news paper business over in
LWoodrnff county, one at Aug
fusta and the other at .Mceroay.
Russeville Record.
Miss Idella Johnson ;ind Mas
ter Bob of Newport spent the
holidays here visiting friends and
relatives. They returned home
last Sunday and were accomqa
nied as far as Martin Junction by
Wiilie and Grace Angus. Grover
was along too, but of course he
did not accompany anyone.
Some brainless idiot with his
popgun aroused the neighbor
hood last Monday night some
where between 11 and 12 o’clock
p. m. Such scape goats imps of
darkness should have their putrid
hides loaded with red hot led
from hades so that honest hu
manity could sleep in peace.
Many a bright and happy
household has been thrown into
sadness and sorrow because of
the death of a loved one from a
neglected cold. "Bailard’s Ho re
bound Syrup is the great cure
for coughs, colds and all pulmo
nary ailments. Price, 50 cents.
Sold by Dr. J. B. Neal.
A boy measuring his avoirdu
pois by the dozen was a most
welcome visitor at the home of
John Killingworth on Christ
mas eve. He lias since made
arrangements to remain for sev
oral years, perhaps for 21 years.
Everyone concerned is doing
well, especially the mother and
son.
W. L. Easter and family of
Little Hock were here visiting
Mrs. S. C. Bishop during holi
days. Mr. Easter killed three
turkeys while here and from
what we have learned he is very
much in love with Woodruff
county. He knows a good thing
when lie sees it and we hope that
he is so well pleased with it that
he will come back here and make
Woodruff his home.
Hon. P- R, Andaews of Augueta
hreaks the ice. In this issue will
be found his announcement ar
candidate for prosecuting attor
neyofthe First Judicial circuit.
Mr. Andrews is a gradnate of the
law department of the Vanderbilt
University located at Nashville,
Tenn. Asalawyer, he has made
himself famous and when a man
has Mr. Andrews as his counsel,
he feels safe and secure. If he is
elected to the office for which he
aspires, the laws will be in compe
tent hands and law-breakers had
better be shy, Notice his card
elsewhere.
J. B. McLemore and family of
Milan, Teun., came in Monday
on a visit, to Mrs. McLemore’s
mother, Mrs. Comer. Mi-. Mc
Lemore is a farmer of Tenn.,
and reports the corn crop better
there than here; cotton about the
same, but the straw-berry Crop
was what saved the farmers.
He says he cleared one hnndred
and forty-three ($143.17) dollars
and seventeen cents out of his
berries. We hope their stay
with us will be a pleasant one
and long remembered. While
here, he subscribed for the peo
ple’s popular paper. Tennnes
see dollars are appreciated as
much as any other kind. Uncle
Sam is behind them all.
Mr. Boyd Angus spent the hol
idays at Judsonia. lie has found
some charming young ladies at
that place, we saw one of them
and learned afterward that her
name is Effie Reynolds. Boyd is
quite a ladies man. He is so far
gone with love fever that he went
to the telephone exchange at
Bald Knob twice to see if he
could not call np Judsonia to kiss
his girl again over the phone. He
actually had Dr, Clark, who at
tends to the exchange, worked
down ringing up Judsonia and
yet all in vain. We know where
of we speak, we were an eye
witness to the whole affair. We
hope however Boyd will get over
it soon.