The Newark Journal
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OSCAR F. CRAKi* Editor.
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FRIDAY, AHH'ST 5, 15)04.
SULPHUR ROCK ROCKETS
Roy Hibson is quite sick.
Miss Nettie lie veils is still quite
sick.
,J. M. Hoover has been on the
sick list for several tlays.
Fleas Crijrler of Charlotte pass
ed through town Tuesday.
Rev. F. M. Iirannan of liates
viIK? was on our streets Saturday.
•John A. Sutfel oj‘ Satfel, Law
rence county, was in town Satur
day.
Prof. Sidney Pickens and (). L.
Hoover went to liatesville Mon
day.
\V. I). Magness and Minor Por
ter of Madness were in our burg
Tuesday.
Will dernigan of Charlotte was
circulating among his many friends
here Saturday.
das. Vaughn left Tuesday morn
ing for Booneville, to accept a po
sition on the railroad.
Eli Moore of Asher, ()kla., came
in Saturday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. W. F. Way man.
Misses Anna and Ethel Morris
of Mooretield are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. J. 11. Moore.
Prof, (ieorge Wright of New
ark spent Saturday night and Sun
day hero with home folks.
Dr. Bevens is having a new
fence put around his place. (i. A.
Sanders is doing the work.
Mrs. T. d. Holcomb and three
sons, of Convenience, came down
Monday on a visit, returning Tues
day.
Dave Sturdivant who went west
about four months ago to see the
world, came in Sunday, satisfied,
wo think.
1 >r. 'Tibbie of Sharp county pass
ed through town Monday on route
to Southern Texas, for tin* benefit
of his health.
Rev. C. W. Burks of Siloam
Springs came in Sunday to assist
Rev. Keener in a series of meet
ings in the (lap.
('. ('. Kirkland, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis on his way
home from Texas last week, is re
ported some better.
W ill Runion and family of Hot
Springs, formerly of this place,
came in Monday to spent a month
with relatives and old friends.
Miss Ella Sanders, cashier at
(’has. Meyers dry goods store, at
Newport, came in Sunday to visit
home folks, returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. \Y. T. Anderson
sjM'nt Saturday night and Sunday
at Moorefield, the guests of Y. M.
Mack and W. W’.Met'lenden. Mrs.
.Anderson was so carried away
with those lint* peach orchards
that she taken Mrs. Dan Moon*
and went hack again Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Harnett of
the Dota neighborhood spent Sat
urday in town. They taken their
little grand daughter, Kate (iib
son. home with them.
,1. I,. Lentnaster and two daught
ers and Mis. Harr, all of Chicago,
came in last Thursday to visit the
former’s father, doe M. Knight.
They expect to remain a couple of
months.
Prof. W. H. Knight drove
through Main street Monday morn
ing, on his way to work lie said.
We noticed he had [our stalks of
sorghum with which to feed his
team at noon.
Miss Myrtle McPherson, aged
17 years, daughter of Marshal H.
S. McPherson, died Friday night
and was buried Saturday. Miss
McPherson had measles about six
months ago from which she never
fully recovered.
New' York is a Wonderful City.
New York City, July _H.
Kditor The Journal:
You will note that we fail to
! send change for our ads for sever
al weeks, but this is not from neg
lect or lack of interest in our ad
vertising.
M.v brother, Sidney Maxhold,
and I will be away from home for
about a month, visiting New York
and the other great markets. 1
think the result will justify some
strong promises in our ads in The
Journal during the Fall season.
New York is a wonderful city,
and the greatest dry goods market
in the world. 1 believe every
leading manufacturer in the Unit
ed States, in all lines, is represent
ed here. Very truly.
A. A. .Maxfiki.d.
ABOUT CITYBONDS.
As a ivsult of tin* mayors' con
vention, held at Hot Springs re
icontly. the executive committee
i has taken steps for placing before
l the people of Arkansas the impor
tance of amendment No. 0, to ena
ble cities to issue interest-bearing
I certificates of indebtedness to pay
| for public improvements. The
' proposed amendment, as a whole,
is simply the recognition of pro
gressive Democracy, and, as such,
is one of the fundamental princi
ples of the Democratic party. The
executive committee lue organiz
ed for a campaign of education,
land is arranging for a through co
operation on the part of the coun
ty officials throughout the state,
and the voters generally. The
newspapers are, as a rule, already
In line and they will lend their ac
livo support.
Amendment No. }), while it will
I give to the eities public* improve
ments, does so without increasin';
taxes, ll is also safeguarded in a
I perfect manner, as no additional
1 tax levies can be made under any
circumstances, and, as a fact, in
debtedness certificates cannot be
| created unless ordered by city
councils, and not then until the
voters at the polls give these or
ders the stamp of their approval.
I Aider this amendment ever.\
city in the state* will be permitted
to develop to it> utmost capacity,
and in consequence thereof coun
try property will also rapidly in
creased in value, and labor em
ployed by cities will receive full j
pay for services wi ho u the possi
bility of being compelled at any
time to accept warrants that must
be cashed at less than par.
Kvery property owner, whether
in country or city, will be benefit
id by this amendment, and no tax
payer will be called on to pay in
creased taxes under the provisions'
of the amendment.
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insurance for the strongest old-line
company in America—the Equita
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50c. and fi.oo; all druggists.
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Goods While the Short
Season Lasts!
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Many articles on sale that are just the things you ^
JJj need to complete the hot season with. All hght siteer
tj\ goods will go at cost. You'll need the goods: we need o>
the store space. It’s up to you; if you pay more for these yj*f
jjj goods elsewhere, don't blame others; the opportunity is jjj
fix open to all alike. __ jjj
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Tic White Lnvvn will be closed out at. 5c J
17jc White Lawn at. !-•
25c Wliite Lace Striped Lawn. I''
I2^c White Lace Striped Lawn. •'
10c White Cross Bar Lawn. •si
25c White Swiss Stripe Lawn. 19
15c White, Link, and Black Satiue, to close out, at .... 0
15c Madras, Gingham and Blanties. 12;
10c Amoskeag Ginghams, in checks. x
12-lc Percales, mostly 3(1 inch woods. 1<>
12k- Curtain Swiss 38 inches wide. 1"
80c Brown Linen 3(5 inches wide.23
15c Black Duck, fast colors. 11
25c Mercerized Saline. Is
10c Fancy Colored Lawn. 0
25c Fancy Colored Lawn. IT
2 Full Papers Pins.
1 Dozen (loot! Pearl Buttons, all sizes..
35c Ladies Fast Black Lace Stripe Hose
25c Ladies Fast Black Lace Stripe Hose. IP
10c Ladies Fast Black Lace Stripe Hose. ;»
25c Ladies Cloth Fans. ]r,
15c Ladies Chamois Fans. lo
REMEMBER
You can always
get it for less at
WHITING'S.
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We are sole agents for
the celebrated
WALKOVER SHOES.
Our Shoe Department.
A department where merit stands above
par. When we sell you a shoe you will get
just what you expect for your money--wear
and comfort; the price is a second considera
tion. Many lines will be closed out at the
following greatly reduced prices:
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brown Shoe Company's Slippers, to dose out, at $2.25
Stephens-Walters Patent ()xfords. 1.50
Imperial Patent Calf for.2.15
Imperial Vici Kid for only.2.15
Imperial \ ici Kid Oxfords, only. 1.95
Patent \ ici Kid Oxfords reduced to.1.00
Patent Vici Kid Sandals. 1.45
!..><> Patent lip \ id Oxfords
1.20
1.25 Patent Tip Vici Oxfords.98
1.2.> Plain I'oe Sandals.95
All Mens. Childrens and Misses Oxfords must be sold.
It is our rule to never carry goods over from one season to
another. New and up-to-date goods is the thing that wins;
that’s why you always come to Whiting’s!
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j|y in Dish Pans, Coffee Pots, Stew Pans, and many other d*
/f\ useful articles, bought for our other store, but on account 1*5
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We have many lines of goods to interest you. Come
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We have a car load of the “Capital" wagons; best on
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C. L. LOVE, Manager. NEWARK, ARKANSAS, jg
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