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BUT WILL HAVE SOMETHING OF INTERST TO SAY NEXT WEEK.
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THE JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
OSCAR F. CRAIG, Editor.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1!»02.
Bury the hatchet.
Who buys Jt*ff Davis aint IT?
And don't the Bitesville Guard
look blue?
Wonder if the Jonesboro Sun
will ever get over it ?
Now, watch Governor Davis go
to the United States senate.
“Uncle Tom” Ward is gelling
pretty old to have to eat crow.
And tin* \rkansas Democrat's
editor ill probably take to the
woods, _
And Col. Waterman lias also
fell down on his rep as n political
prophet. _
Our heartfelt sympathy goes
out to Brother Coger, of the
Sharp County Record.
No body will envy the Arkansas
Democrat’s position. It lias a
“perfectly lovely” dish of crow to
devour. _
The British are buying a lot of
our army canned beef. They will
probably locate it where the Boers
can easily capture it.
It was an unlucky day in Cuba
for Rathboue when ho undertook
to go the pace of the old time
Southern carpet -bagger.
Election returns from Pulaski
county and the city of Little Rock
indicate that the Democrat is a
perfectly harmless creature, de
spite it’s vicious appearance.
President Roosevelt and Secre
tary of War Root aie said to be
out of patience with General
Miles, but have about decided to
let the matter drop and let him
shape his own future.
i!£FORE YOU IIUX
YOUR FARMING IMPLEMENTS COHE AND GET
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OUR PRICES. WE CAN SAVE YOU
HONEY!
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We Have a Complete Line of the BEST Implements
on the market.
ftJKIFMTII c& a5©K55»W,
ARKANSAS.
NEWARK,
Senator Hanna is trying to have
Hathbone admitted to bail, pend
ing his appeal to the supreme
court of Cuba, liathboiie's friends
say his trial was a travesty on
! justice.
The Newport Daily Indepen
dent showed it's up-to-date pro
gressiveness by getting out an
! election extra Sunday morning.
It was a creditable edition for a
! paper in a town the size of New
port and reflects credit on it’s
brilliant young editor.
It is no wonder that Northern
business men see in such a scheme
as Crumpaeker's a bid for the re
newal of liloody-.'hii tism. section
al strife and business disturh
I ances of a disastrous kind. Busi
ness, more than sentiment, con
trols politics in the North, and we
see a hopeful sign in the move
ment of the business men in that
section to muzzle the Oumpack
crites.
The wisdom shown by thedem
ociats in congtess in waiting f< r
republican action to develop tiie
issues of the coming campaign is
being vindicated. The leaders of
the dominant partv are making a
record for extravagance that will
result in the defeat of the repub
lican party in the coming national
eleeth n. For instance, that ship
i subsidy bill is not being received
in many strong republican locaii
j lies w ith welcome enthusiasm.
I The average republican voter w ill
stand for almo.t any measure
that promises a general distribu
tion of loot, but when it comes to
taking up the shipping combine
and giving it an unlimited letter
of credit w i* h which to draw in
calculable millions fiom the pub
lie treasury, mmy of them will
wax wroth »ii<I kick.
A\ o know of no one thin" chut
would lie of us much benefit to
Newark in a business way as a
flour mill. Let the business men
put then heads together and de
vise some plan for securing one.
It would bring a vast amount of
business here that now goes else
where and the business men
would, of course, profit thereby.
As a matter of face there would
not be as much flour sol 1 by the
I merchants, but the increase in
'other trade would so far over
balance this loss that the net
profit on the* business done would
show a substantial increase.
LET’S BURRY THE HATCHET.
The i ainpaign which has ji,<t
closed was tiie hardest foueht
campaign in the histmy of the
democratic pal tv i* \i kauas.
It was a tight between the abl
est campaigners in the state.
There was no issue at stake It
was a battle bet ween men—each!
| one a life-long democrat and m i
good standing it t> Ins j •,;-i.
i Some of t he i»ew>p . j . 1 - .. . jH
'state espoused tin* cabc ot om
or the other candidates tor gov-!
j ernor and United Mates senator
and many harsh and bjttei tilings
were said on each side which
were better left un-ai I, and
j much of which is no doubt no*
regreted.
But it is all over now. The j
ticket has been nominated and
every democrat should support it
from governor down. If there
are any who permitted their par
(is,in feelings to get ihe better of
their judgment, and who are nn-i
able t j recall same of tiicir utter-i
How To
Gain Fie
Persons have been Known fc
Cain a pounrj a day by tJxins:
an ounce of SCOTT’S EHliL
SION. It is strange, but it cfi:r
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient is a'i
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be
fore, and that is the way the ga.n
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; it you have
not got it you can get it by
facing
You will find it just as useful in summer
as in winter, and if you arc thriving upon
It don't stop because the weather is warm.
$oc. and $t.oo, ail druggists.
5 BCVJ i Of BOWKE, Chemists, Nrw YofL
ances, made under stress of cam
paign excitement, it is indeed un
fortunate. Howevei, it is to be
hoped that no one who partici
pated in the primary has been so
partisan in his support ot any of
the defeated candidates but that
he can accept the party’s verdict,
burry the hatchet and give the
ticket his undivided support.
Campaigns such as the one we
have just gone through are of no
good to any party. Tne party
suffers from them. None of the
candidates are as bad us they were
painted by their opponents. They
are all democrats. So ttie proper
thing for every democrat to do is
support the ticket.
DOTA DOTS.
Some corn will be planted this
week.
Health is very good in our com
munity now.
We have the assurance of a
large fruit crop.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Maker have
a very sick child.
Corn will lie scarce, but there'll
be plenty of grass.
The candidates Pave all gone—•
but not to an office.
Mrs. Fied Hire, who has been
yeiy sick, is much improved.
it lack River Sunday school is in
progress yet. it is the oldest in
the count) .
Ground hug must have seen his
shaddow. a> people are just be
ginning to garden.
The Sunday school at Center
Grove has been reorganized. I).
B. Giro will take charge of the
choir.
Very thankful for some extra
copies of Tlio Journal last week.
1 think it Will soon have a large
circulation here,
»J. F. Jlaiielson recently suffer
ed tiie* lois of a good lot of fem e.
Fire got into it and burned quite
a good deal of it.
Neglect Means Danger
Don't neglect bi'lioustiess ami
constipation, Vour health will
suffer permanently it' you do.
IX Witt's Little Early Kisers erne
sueli cases. M. 15. S tilth, But
ternut. Mich., s.ivs"De Witt's
Little Early Kisers are the most
satisfactory pills I ever took.
Never giije or cause nausea.
-I. I, Stuidn .ml,
The Editor s Mistake.
When au editor makes i mis
take the eii'ire countiy knows it.
A preacher s mist.,lies at * eithei
foigotteu or ex uised ; a lawyer's
killed hy his stenographer; a
baker’s eaten, a coal dealer’s bur
ned, and a doctor,s hurried, hut
the editor's is always bobbing up.
If by chance the editor's mistakes
should be forgotten fot awhile
they are sure to show up tlx* lirst
lime some one opens up the office
tile.—New spaperdom.
A Medicine for
Cld Peopl
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Rev. Geo. G.-v, Greenwich, K i-., is
pastin'? ,::si‘ ape, v ■ ! )■■■ sac ,; “f
am env. .• ajr ox. ' •• ;• vniih f..r a man
ity even t • i n <.* niy cld eye.”
“i Km anoM.S' ; her.” writes Mr. Geo.
B i »n, of Ncv.-'.on, 1 ‘. i I have
been a great sutferef fr m nervousness,
so 1*1 j lily m;ji 1 showed s 'fts of w ik*
C"-. I keyaatakincDr. Miles’ Nervine,
an-- i know it saved niv
Saved me from the in one asy
lum, Mrs. ... M. II Pier, of Jenco
Springs Mo., ’•rites, "i was so nerv
ous tant I ci vi l s.-arcely centre I my- £
reli, coi Id not sleep nor k t,« ouM even "
forget tlic nan es of n y < v. a k.ldn n at
times. 1 commence : using Dr. Milos’
Nervine ar.d it h-! rd me fi nr the
first, and now 1 am perfectly well."
Gold by all CrussPta on Guarantee.
Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
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49 years.
1853 to 1902.
The house of Hollenberg has placed Pianos and Organs in
thousands upon thousands of homes in Arkansas and the
Southwest. Many of our leading teachers and musicians have
been educated on these Pianos and O atis Ltie constat aim
through all these years has been to sell only sucli instruments
as would provt a pleasure to the purchasers and a testimonial
of our tituess to serve the public.
The enviable record of forty-nine years continuous business
not only demonstrates that fact beyond contradiction, but is
proof positive that our theories of offering the least price on
reputable in truments, instead of attempting to charge the
highest obtainable price, is recognized and appreciated.
That we sell more Pianos and Organs in Arkansas than all
others combined, is additional proof that we can and do sell
line instruments at a less price than any or all Competition can
meet.
It you desire u Piano or Organ it will please us to fully dis
cuss with vou the many advantages we offer, tall to see us or
wiite. Your inquiries are solicited and will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
-• Establhhed 185.'!.
hjo’lenberg Music Co.
Factory Warerooms
1817 Main Street, Little Rock, Ark.
"j 24* Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
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Wt)er) In Town Come !q
And at Arvy Stoc!^ of
General Merchandise
Front Street Opposite I) pot. Everything N ioc & New
J. M. Martin.
W np P ;7 IF. W %\f- 5? E5 KS
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Live Sfask, Com, IF; end fecdsluffs,
Highest Market Price IV.'d !'( r ('otxui £ltcL — ■ —
1 riANY THANKS
E to the good people of Newark and surrounding
g country for their liberal parlronage during the
E Past year, and trusting to merit the same for
B. the present year, 1902, by honest dealings and
E ^a*r treatment, endeavoring always to give
g the best goods for the least money, you will
g always find me at my post, ready to attend to
g your several needs and wants.
I have some very good bargains to offer for
E the year 1902.
B "pinst
! have a few numbers in Ladies’ Capes 3
E <incl Childrens Cloaks that 1 am closing out Ei
'9r\ cheap. See them before you buy. E
I have them, the same well - known 5;
g brand--the H AM 11 .TON - BROWN- -a n d they 3
H "ca‘ like iron. Any style you want, too.
g Ca POGG P i <23 3
3 \ou will always find on hand the best se- 3
°* STAPLE and FANCY GRO
Ci RiLs. Just received a car load of Fine 3
vn .ases, Sugars, Syrups and Jelilies of. all kind. 3
E Uleap* *hlst rece*ved a car load of the 3
celebrated ANGLL FOOD FLOUR, as fine as 3
n u"v^‘teassnow* EVE*Y BARREL 3
^ viuARAN t LLD! -^3
g Farming Implements 3
E . i ,nnve a 11,11 and complete line of Farming 3
7- L”P'*ments 0 .the “f-'l-VINQ DUTCHMAN” 3
B »Ztj°TtmS 01 ,Srcaki"K Plows, Corn 3
E F °ne,and Two Horse; Cultivators. 3
2 :ulky Pi3ws- c»sc Harrows and equipments 3
g tor same. PRICES RIGHT. 4 3
| Something T^ead if
X CostJwm■ * VJU;lt-vout as a premium, it, 3
| particKa'; UtC'y "0thi"* Ca" "* ** |
B * AU kinds of produpo bought, for t i • , 3
E vpnr • i me‘?rd,M‘'1 M market price -
£ ' rs. for Friendship, Love and Money, 3
c. BEANE f
E Newark,
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