The Newark Journal
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O. F. Craig, editor.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1006
By the way, had you heard that
Miss Alice Roosevelt got married
last Saturday (
If Judge Little is elected gover
nor and does not appoint the editor
of the Monte Ye Herald to the
position of back alley scavenger at j
the penitentiary, then there is no j
such thing as human gratitude.
The people of Jackson county
si re going to experiment with rice.
WoltF-( told man Mercantile Com
pany has given the use of 25 acres ;
on V illage creek to a company of
"Newport people who will bring on
a rice expert and a crop will be
planted. We believe that it will !
be a great success. The crop will 1
be planted about the first of Aprii.
—Newport News.
“Do the people of Arkansas be
lieve the Little Rock papers have
been too hard on the boodlersL
asks the Arkansas Democrat. No.
most assuredly they do not. But
the honest, law abiding citizens of
the state who are lovers of good
government, cleanly and right
eously administered, believe that
Justice has Peen outraged in some
of the boodle trial-.
A LIAR CALLED DOWN
A recent editorial in The .Journal
seems co have touched the Monte
No Herald man in a tender spot,
and after rubbing the warty and
mangy little bump of donkey flesh
* on the upper end of himself in &j
vain endeavor to produce some |
legitimate idea to use in reply,
he frantiely alighted upon li* ever
read^ nest of slime and proceeded
to hatch out a few plain, openfaced
lies, which he uses in lieu of ar
gument, one of which is the state
ment that the editor of this paper
is "a moral pervert and can guzzle
1 more beer in a day than Anheuser
i Busch can brew in a month.”
But this is no surprise. A nat
ural horn liar iike the editor of
the Monte Ne Herald can no more
keep from lying than a buzzard
can keep away from the carcass of
a dead cow. If Annanias and the
editor of the Herald had lived in
the same age, a comparison of
their records for veracity would
show that Annanias was only a
bungling atnatuer compared with
the Herald man.
And this wingles^ angel of the
tribe of Satan has other accomp
lishments which ought to entitle
him to a life membership in the
Ancient Order of United Bums
If you doubt this, read the follow
ing statement from the YellviHe
Echoconcerning his personal char
acter:
He floated up against Vcllville
last winter without a dollar. To
keep his family from starving, U.
Q Sea we 1 of North Veil ville stood I
tor him at the grocery for $2.75. j
Mr. Sen we' had to pay the bill,'
and ha-- not heard of Webb since.
,i. B. Row den of North Vcllville
also got sorry for him and let him
have $2 25 worth of grub, and he
is still waiting for his pay. Col.J
Since;, of the Republican called on
Mr. dones of the Echo, and told
him that there was a newspaper
man in desperate circumsatnces in
North Vcllville, and asked him to
gel Y\ ebb a job in the Great, East
ern mine until the cold snap was
over. Mr. Jones being one of the
owners of the mine, went out and
told the foreman to give Webb a
job, and after securing the place
for him, loaned him ^10 to live on
until he could earn something by
working in the zinc mine.
Webb still owes *7 of this, and
would have owed the ten had it
not been for the foreman at the
mine, lie was worth little in the
! mine, but got some one to help
him down to Newport, where In*
also got in debt. Then he drifted
down to Little Rock. After this
we learn he went over to the In
dian Territory, from whence he
was imported to attack the private
characters of Berry and Rogers
and whoop it up for Davis and
! Little. It remains to be seen
1 whether such a tool can be used to
j make monkeys out of the people j
i of Arkansas.
The Yellville Echo is owned by
W. R. Jones, one of the wealthiest
men in Marion county. If this
charge which it prefers against
Webb is untrue why does he not
i sue Mr. Jones for slandei' A
judgment against him would be
as good as a government bond,
and our friend Webb could no
I doubt use a few silver conscience
plasters in his business to good
i advantage he could then liquidate
some of those unpaid grocery bills.
And this Webb is the same
j gentleman L) mind you, who is
! lighting Boh Rogers on the ground
that he is immoral. It is alleged
that Governor Davis and Judge
Little have bought the Monte Ne
Herald and hired Webb to run it.
If this is the case, and Judge
i Little is the Christian gentleman
he is represented to Is*, we won
der if he don't feel just a little
: conscience stricken when he runs
up on a copy of the Herald in his
j rounds over the state (
Notice Of Final Settlement.
Independence County Probate Court
February Term, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that E. H.
Williamson, as executor of the estate
“t .las. A. Williamson, deceased, has
tiled bis final settlement in said es
i tate. Any person interested in said
| settlement are warned to come for
ward and hie exceptions to same, if
they have any, on or before the second
flay of the next term of the court lor
said county, or they will be forever
: barred from excepting to such settle
ment or any item tin reof.
(liven under my hand and seal this
9th day of February, 1906.
Ib iiToN Aunold, Clerk.
The Journal one year, one dollar.
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