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The Styles I Have are Strictly Up-to-now, as Shown
by the Best Houses of Saint Louis and New York
Tailor-Made and Lingerie Hats a Specialty!
Will have a full line of Pattern and Street Hats on
display at Peyton’s Racket Store, Newark, Monday
and Tuesday, April 5th and 6th. All the ladies invited
MRS. MATTIE L. FORD
AT DORR MERCANTILE COMPANY’S STORE, SULPHUR ROCK
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BETTER THAN IOWA
This is the Opinion of an Iowa Man
After Trip to Arkansas
Here is the unbiased opinion of Ar
kansas’ climate of a man who is forced
by circumstances to endure the Iowa
variety of weather. It shows that Ar
kansas is appreciated away from home
even more than by many of its own
j>«ople as a land altogether delight
ful from a climatic standpoint.
In the Des Moines (Iowa) Register
and Leader of a recent date an inter
view with a prominent attorney of that
city was published. It was a splendid
tribute to Arkansas’ climate and was
as follows:
“Until I went to Arkansas,” said 1
John Anderson, a well-known attor-;
ney of Hast Des Moines, “I never saw.
a stale in which I would rather live
than Iowa If I was a farmer ami if,
my la . interest did not keep me in
this ciiy I would certainly make my
home in Arkansas. They may not |
raise as much corn in that state as
they do in Iowa, but, everything con
sidered, I believe I would rather live
there t nan here. One does not have
to go to California to seek a delight
ful climate. In Arkansas spring has
come and things are beginning to look
like Iowa will look six weeks from
today. If any of my friends are go
ing to Caifornia to spend the winter
in 19'0. 1 would advise them to go to
Arkansas It is just as cheap and
the weather, from what I can learn
is even better.”
WOMAN KILLS WILDCAT
Mrs Ina Hancock, who lives near
Bellmore, is being heralded as a
heroine for having killed a wildcat a
few days ago. She was in the woods
near her home with her small child
when a huge wildcat suddenly appear
eel, ready to spring upon the child.
Mri. Hancock seized a club and dealt
the animal a terrific blow upon the
back of its hoad. She is a heavy
woman and very strong and the blow
from the club killed the animal.
Bellmore is in the eastern portion
of Stone county, about fifteen miles
west of Batesville.
FOUND DEAD IN BED
J. W. Blythe was found dead in bed
at the home of his son near Magness
Tuesday about noon.
He bad been puny for a few days,
but was not thought to be very sick.
One of the family went to the door of
his room about noon and called him, :
but he failed to answer and investiga- j
tion showed that he had been dead
some time.
He was about 80 years old.
GO TO WORK
If the skies look dark to you,
Go to work;
If the wind blows cold and blue,
Go to work.
Thinking of your dull, hard lot,
And the things you haven’t got;
Never’ll reach the joyful spot,
Go to work.
Grumbling cannot cure your woes,
Go to work;
Brooding will not buy new clothes,
Go to work.
Others just as weak as you,
Have their days as sad and blue;
Why not then just try to do,
Go to work.
If you’d win, as win you can,
Go to work;
Show the world you are a man,
Go to work.
Then when comes both wealth and fame,
And some girl to take you name,
Show the world you’re in the game,
And at work.
—Exchange, j
THE HAN WHO HAS
A BANK ACCOUNT
The man who has an account at the Hank has many
advantages over the one who carries his money in
his pocket — he learns to save the small sums which
the man who carries his money in his pocket spends
for the. hundred-und one things he does not really
d and could get along just as well without.
He pays his bills by check, increasing his credit,
always has a receipt. He takes good care of his
-count and increases his credit at the Hank,
lie can, at any time, tell where his money goes and
see where there is a possibility of saving a little more
for business purposes.
Unless you have a Hank account, right now is the
’ ie to start. Como in and do it today.
ftCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK
L. S. Arnold, President
A. A. Henderson, Cashier
GRAND AND PETIT JURIES
List of Those Comprising Juries for
Spring Term of Circuit Court
Following is a list of the grand and
petit jurors who will serve during the
approaching term of the Independence
Circuit Court which convenes at Bate»
ville next Monday.
(iRAND JURORS
Randolp Chinn..Ashley
G. C. Walden..Black River
J. F. Ottinger.Barren
T. H. Bearing..Big Bottom
F. M. Pridmore.Christian
W. F. Albright.Cushman
C. P. Brooks.Fairview
M. E. Moore.Gainsboro
E. E. Bailey. Lil>erty
G. W. Lenehan.Magness
Charles Grigsby.Salado
La w rence Ca 1 aw a y.W a s h i ngto n
Frank Wright.White River
John Douglas.Greenbrier
S. A. Hail.. Ruddell
James Powell.Oil Trough
ALTERNATE GRAND JURORS
Him Shoemaker_Jefferson
Theo. Jimerson.Logan
F. M. Barnett_Wycough
J. J. Hall.Relief
A. A. Webber.Ruddell
Dick Hulsey...Greenbrier
PETIT JURORS
J. M. Fair—. Ashley
Justin Gray.Barren
Elbert Jernigan.Black River
A. H. Saylors.Big Bottom
F. M. Martin-Big Bottom
William Barber.Logan
W. J. Waldrip._...Magness
J. J. Caldwell__White River
W. W. Nothern.Gainesboro
E. D. Carter.Ruddell
Geo. W. Allen..Ruddell
H. C. Wade. Ruddell
Jas. L. Brown__..Cushman
W. E. Totty...Jefferson
L. J. Bracy.Washington
A. B. Pelley.Oil Trough
M. C. Burrow..Christian
G. C. Rutledge.Salado
Thomas Harris.Fairview
Wm. Wilf...Liberty
Robert Mustain.Relief
James Bell--Greenbrier
W. M. Lindsey.Greenbrier
Frank Snapp.Greenbrier
ALTERNATE PETIT JURORS
R. C. Gennings.White River
Chas. N. Ferrell. Ruddell
F. M. Banes.Cushman
John N. Cullins.Greenbrier
J. J. Boillotte_Magness
J. N. Black..Big Bottom
D. D. Whisnant.Logan
1*. L. Lane—..Black River
W. W. McLendon....Gainsboro
Henry Brown__ Ashley
T. S. Brooks. Ruddell
Weaver Steward.Green brier
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
T . S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark.
March 8, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that John P. !
Crawford, of Bellemore, Ark., who, j
on January 28, 190.5, made H. E. 29786 '
Serial, No. 01901, for Si SWi, sec
tion 32, township 13 N, range 8 W,
nth principal meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final five year
proof, to establish claim to the land
alane described, l>efore J. W. Parse
IL S. Commissioner at his office in
Batesville, Ark., on the 17th day of
: April, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Chas. M. Gray, R. G. Martin, Jas.
Parkin and W. A. Speak, all of Belle
more, Ark.
John I. Worthington.
Register. !
MAN FOUND DEAD
Mleged Slayer Said to be From New
ark, But is Not Known Here
Heber, March 29.—Bill Cullum was
Found dead near the corporate limits
of Fdgemont, a new town in the western
part of this, Cleburne, county yester
Jay. He was in Edgemoat Saturday
night and was drinking. He had some
difficulty with the city marshal. flhe
marshal, Thomas Hulsey, struck him
on the left side of the head with a
pistol. Cullum left immediately for
his home at Higden, two miles away.
Yesterday a coroner's jury returned
a verdict that the deceased came to his
death from causes unknown, but today
a warrant was issued, upon informa
tion of a prosecuting officer, charging
Hulsey with the murder of Cullum.
An autopsy was held upon Cullum s
body and his skull was found to be |
fractured and blood clots had formed
on the base of the brain. The physic
ians who made the examination stated
that death resulted from a blow.
Hulsey came here from Newark.
HULSEY NOT KNOWN HERE
The claim in the above press report
sent out from Heber that Hulsey, the
alleged slayer of Cullum, was from
Newark is a mistake. The Journal
has made diligent inquiry concerning
Hulsey, and none of our citizens have
any knowledge of such a man having
ever lived here.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
FOR SALE
I have a fine flock of thoroughbreds
of a different strain to those offered'
for sale last year. The White Ply
mouth Rocks are good layers, careful
mothers and fine market birds; in fact,
they are the l>est all around farm
birds in America.
Eggs, 15 for $1.50: 30 for $2.75; 100
for $8. Good hatches guaranteed.
List your order early and you will get
best results. CUL. L. PEARCE,
(4-9) Batesville, Ark.
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A. A. HENDERSO
notary public
Full Assortment of Blanks Kept
on Hand, and All Work Done
Carefully and Promptly
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MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK
For a Firsi
Shave or Haircut
Go To
THE STAR BARBER SHOP
Gire & Porter, Proprietors
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Sharp razors, clean towejs and
gentlemanly attendants. \our
patronage respectfully solicited
EDWARDS BUILDING
On Main Street
“I’d Rather Die, Doctor,
than to have my feet cut offy said M.
L. Bingham, of ^rinceville, 111., “but
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) if you don’t,”
said all doctors. Instead—he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures of eczema, fever
sores, boils, burns and piles astound
the world. 25c at J. I. Sturdivant’s.
If you have property for sale list It
with the Henderson Heal Estate Co.
Eat Fresh Meat
When you buy your meat and groceries
from us you have the satisfaction of
knowing that you are getting the best
and freshest to be had. We want your
business and will try to please you
NEWARK GROCER CO
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there is none better. We are fully equipped to
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until you figure with us, ns we are sure we can
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sell cotton seed meal, hulls, corn, bran and chops.
JUST RECEIVED A CAR OF FERTILIZER
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