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batesville, Arkansas
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sale bills, statements, dodgers, cards, etc., all receive the same careful treatnae
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In nervous prostration and female ,
weaknesses they are the supreme
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We, the undersigned of Hickory
Valley and surrounding community
unanimously indorse T. A. Gray for
Prosecuting Attorney, as he posess
es every qualification that would
make a servant of the people. We
believe that he would use every
precaution to shorten the term of
each court, which means much to
the tax payers of the country.
Thorn is a poor farmer boy and
has had to make his own way, by
hard work and being economical
but not stingy, his heart is greater
than his pocketbook, and he would
regardless of consequences, discom
fort himself to gratify others. He
has always advocated that friends
were greater than money, and of
these he has a host.
Thorn is well qualified. He is a
graduate, and as a practitioner his
record will compare with any one
in the district. He is honest, en
ergetic, sober and will not stoop to
little things. And socially there
is no better anywhere; it makes no
difference how rich or how poor,
he entertains them all alike.
Friends and neighbors, do him
all the good you can for he certain
ly needs the office. Please con
sider this a personal appeal for
your support in his interests.
J. M. Johnson, School Director
for 12 years.
W. M. Milligan, merchant.
W. J. Crow farmer.
G. J. McClure
W. C. Hodges
J. W. McClure
David Milligan
E. H Misner
E. Langston
W. R. Wilkins
J. A. Milligan
A FINE PIECE OF WORK
Mounment of Native Marble by
Home Company
The White River Marble and
Granite Company of liatesville,
Arkansas, has just erected a fine
monument with coping around the
grave of the late John Newton
Tomlinson, which was ordered by
Mrs. Dove Edwards.
This is one of the finest monu
ment* in the Newark cemetery and
: was built from the celebrated
Batesville Marble which has been
tested and found to be the strong
est and will stand all kind of
weather longer without fading,
and retain* its polish much longer
than marble polished with the use
of acids.
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but tiie acid is used considerably
on Georgia and other marbles and
at a glance one can tell the mar
ble that has been drugged with
acid a- the acid eats and soon de
face- any marble or stone.
The White River Company pol
ish all their marble under a heavy
brush which with the aid of a small
amount of putty puts a gloss finish
that will la.-t and as slick and trans
parent as glass.
When in need of work in this
line it will pay you to take the
matter up with the White River
Company as they are in a position
to give you the best at the lowest
possible price, all their work is
guarnteed as represented, the mar
ble is cut with the latest improved
machinery, the lettering and car
ving is much finer than that done
by hand in the old way.
They have some special proposi
tions to offer to the Woodman
Camps, and a post card will brin^
a reliable representative to lay
their proposition before you.
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BATESVILLE GUARD SOLD
Geo. 11. Trcvathan lias sold hi.'
int< rest in the Batesville Guard te
G. O. Duffey, and Mr. Dutfey will
succeed .Mr. i'revathan as editoi
and i isinos manager. Mr. Tre^
vat. in retires an account of ill
healt and expects to move U
Southwest Texas.
If you have any thing to sell ad
| vertise it iu the Journal.
S. W. Carter
N. B. Langston
Rev. D. W. McGinnis
Rev. L. H. Covey
Rev. E. A. Horn
Rev. S. W. Mosely
C. D. Perkey, J. P. for 10 years
F. A. Haddock, J. P. for 9 years
J. W. Clark
J. VV. Watkins
Prof. J. G. Albright
VV. L. Matthews
VV. S. Lewallen
THERE ARE 387 SIGNERS TO
THIS PETITION.
In this issue of The Gazette ap
pears the announcement of Hon.
T. A Gray, of Independence Co.,
who is a candidate for Prosecut
ing Attorney. Mr. Gray needs no
introduction to our readers, as he
is well known to most of them,hav
ing made a whirlwind campaign
which was one of the hardest
fought in the history of the dis
trict. Mr. Gray was defeated by a
narrow margin. He was born in
; this district, and has spent most of
his life here and his interests are
ihe people's interests. He is a
farmer and has spent his life among
the farming class of people al
though he is one of the ablest law
ers in Arkansas, having graduated
from several law schools, among
! them the University of Arkansas.
By nature and acquired ability
he is splendidly equipped to per
form the duties of prosecuting at
torney. Grays friends, and he has
many over the district, declare that
he is the man for the position and
they are a unit in declaring that
he will be our next prosecuting at
torney.—Imboden Gazette.
THE BOYS CORN CLUSB
A Good Movement That Should
be Encouraged by Everybody
It is not the purpose of the Boys
Corn Club movement in this, and
and many other states, to
revolutonize agricultural condi
tions, or to dethrone Cotton as
King. But, we do know that the
boll weevil is coming. The ad
vantage of diversified farming is
admitted. Corn can be grown pro
fitably in Arkansas and finds con
| stant use on every farm and ready
market at every crossroad. Its
cultivation is thoroughly under
stood and it demonstrates clearly
the benefits of systematic farming.
. It is a crop that the boy can tend
I and watch all its development with
, real interest.
This movement has the active
| support of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture with H. S. Mobley
of Fayetteville as special agent
and organizer in this state, and
the co-operation of all the farm
demonstration agents in the state.
The State University, through the
College of Agriculture and Experi
ment Stations, is actively support
ing and assisting in advancing the
Boys' Corn Clubs. A state con
; te-t with creditable prizes will be
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The Journal hopes the good
work started in this county along
thi> line last year will not be al
lowed to lag. We hope the coun
ty examiner or some one interested
will take the necessary steps to
organize and keep the boys in line
with this good work.
LINCON’S RULE HOR LIVING
Do not worry, eat three square
meal* a day, say your prayers, l>e
. courteous to your creditors, keep
your digestion good, steer clear of
j biliousness, exercise, go slow and
go easy. Maybe there
J are other things that your special
! I case requires to make you happy,
j but my friend, these I reckon,
will give you a good lift. Abra
ham Lincoln.
TIMBER I.AND FOR SALE.
160 acres finest pine timber land
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, railroad. Plenty of timber sur
rounding to make good run for
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