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If you are interested hi anything in the
Grocery line, call on i s; we have it. We
sell you one hundrc I cents worth i
a dollar, and weigh sixteen ounces to
every pound we sell on. High grade
groceries, meat, ice line candies and
cold drinks at lowest prices.
The Newark Journal
L’UKLISIIED E VEHY FRIDAY
O. F. Ckaio. Editou
Entered at the post office at Newark,
Arkansas, as second class mail matter
Maine may have to hold another
election to determine how the last
one went._
(lo to the State Fair when it
opens. It will give you a bigger
idea of the greatness of Arkansas.
It seems that Beulah Bin ford
should at least defer her stage de
but until after Beattie makes his
exit. _
It is sometimes the case that the
man who is most bitterly maligned 1
by his neighbors is the communi
ty’s greatest benefactor.
The man who labors under the
impression that he is the only man
who can make good in his particu
lar position, is in a fair way to lose
his job. _
Folks who become fascinated by
the gleam and glitter of tinsel in
the distance, often overlook the
better things of life that are scat
tered all around them.
We notice that a citizen of Hope
was fined for failure to cut the
weeds on his property. If the
mayor of Newark should try that
plan the town treasury would have
to be enlarged.
Every able-bodied idler is a men
ace to the public moral and social
life, and a candidate for a position
in the criminal class, for when a
man desires and strives to get his
living without some kind of hon
est endeavor, he soon grows care
less as to how he gets it, and idle
ness soon leads to crime.
Secretary of State Earl Hodges
will not have opposition for a sec
ond term it is believed. An “op
ponentless” race will, of course, be
very much to Earle’s liking, as well
as to his credit. He is making a
good officer, and it is a pleasure to
this paper to make the statement.
- Sharp County Record.
The whole truth is yet unknown
to mortals. This is an inducement
for honest and herioc endeavor on
the part of students to delve after
the precious metal, truth, and
bring it up for use, and for the de
velopment of man and the world.
He who thinks he has all the truth
is fossilized, and looks through the
“hind-sight” of life.
W ebster once said: "Ifynuuo;
upon marble it will perish: it' you
work upon brass, time will eft
it; if you build temples, the\ will
crumble to dust; but if you work
upon human minds, if you inspirt
them with pure principles, and
with all that is pure in conduct
and great in thought, you are
working upon that which cannot
perish, and which may brighter,
and brighten to all eternity."
Good towns do not just simph
spring up like mushrooms. Any
town is just what the people who
live in it make it. We have an op
portunity now to help make New
ark a little better, more attractive
and pleasanter town to live in by
building concrete walks. I nde:
the plan proposed, the expense
will not be burdensome on any one.
as it will be paid in ten equal an
nual installments. Let's build the
walks. ___
“The sins of the father are vis
ited upon the children even une
the third and fourth generation."
This is especially applicable in the
case of cotton and corn. To tie
farmer who saves his cotton set !
from the leavings at the gin and
his corn seed from the leavings in
the crib, the Biblical Adage w ...
most certainly be fulfilled. For the
amount of time and labor involved
seed selection is the most protitab
of the farmer’s work. Lx.
Stand by your town. Not a dol
lar is invested in Newark but >■'me
pood comes of it. There is no f, m
ily like one's own family; tbs re N
no wife like one’s own wife; 4 here
should be no town line one s ov :
town, where we live, educate our
children, on whose streets on? ba
bies play, and where we may so-; ■
day sleep. Let the newspapc; ua: 1
by the town, and let tiu bimhu
men stand In the nev.^pap. r, a: 1
let us make Newark .a- pood a; 1
as great as possible.
The Boys Corn flub shown!
take place at the State 1 air at
Hot Springs this fall, and '1' e
Journal wishes that even farm r
boy in Independence county cou ,
he there to see this fine displav
corn. It would put enihusiam
to them and they would go to
work and win first prize ne\i \ <, ■.
We know they can do it y < , -
ly lack 'the enthusiam and v..
hope they willyet becomelhoroi ! -
ly interested and bring our cou:.
ty to the front in this work.
Just received a nice lot of fiv- \
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flake, at
K. T. Herrington K Son's.
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Nice lie: of i’n 1 kies at II*'
rington S011V..
Mr?. J. M. Marl'ii was shoppin;
In Bntesvi'le Wedm lay.
Mrs. Robbie ! Mennen was slim
in Newpoi i 'i :.n :■■•lav.
.1. I*. McGill. tin Batesvilie in
surancc man, was in town yester
day.
Miss Mamie Aden of Argenta is
spending a few days in town vis
iting friends.
Mrs. \V . \Y. Jem in. a return*: 1
Monday from Calamine where she
spent a few days visiting firends
and attending the camp meeting.
Galvanized roofing is the be.-t
thing you can get to cover houses
and bams. You can pet it from
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co., Bates
ville. Ark.
Hon. Eli Cole. Jr., and Dr. E. A.
Gibbon of Bellevue, Iowa, spent
Wednesday here looking over the
country with a view of making
some investments.
Mrs. E. \Y. Magness returned
home Wednesday from Little Koch
where she spent a few days with
her son, Dr. W. P. M we, who G
attending medical college.
A few days' fall vacation at Hot
Springs, say about Oct. 0 toll,
during the Arkansas Stale Fair,
will bent-lit you. Special rates via
the Iron Mountain Route. FT i .
1 loyt, agent.
Mr. and Mrs. R. .!. Magness and
children, Lena and Wallace, and
Miss Robbie Meachuin returned
Monday from Calamine where
they spent a lew days attending
camp meeting,
Lost. A cow rope and a red
leather-back day-book containing
two notes and a lot of beef ac
counts. Lost near Oakland in Lo
gan township. Linder return to 11.
II. Head and receive reward.
For Sale. A tine jack, known
as the Ford jack) six years old and
weighs 825'pounds. Also a good
young horse, three years old and
well broke. Both of these will be
sold at a bargain. (A L. Lenehan,
Mag!a . .Irk.
J. L. McGill, of Batesville, the
hustling representative of the
MissLdppi Valley Life Insurance
Co., was i,. town yesterday in the
interest of hi company. Mr. Me
Cill lias ])ut on a contest in which
he i going to give a]1' mo to some
lady ab-Cutely free, lie v ill have
an amiotmcemenl oi liic terms
and conditions of tlu* contest in
The Journal next wc ...
FLAN I OP \V \l.kS
' 'ontinued iron ]. .. e 1
llic t-nlire town \ ,vu’., Many
if’Wip that aie:n' ’ and with
es - Vo s :: than New. n;, have
mile- of . alk ; r.d it i - ti ne for us
to wake up and yet busy. To pro*
fn'il a kval w,<\ ahotil ikD it
will take about six month - to yet
ready, arid it will he about next
June before the wuIk construction
can start. Let-■ ah ha:iy up our 'lit
tle hatchet and push.
Don’t i'uss because it yoes by
tin other fell i'"s house, for he
has to pay lor in benefit, and the
man whose property the walk does
not pa>s will have to pay very lit
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The Sulphur Rock State High School
OFFEKS TREE TUITION TO I 11H HKiil SCHOOL STUDENTS OF
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY
i l:- 1 k »ul, be!; ■. •; l • S. \w. offi r-. lie*** tuition to all high school pupils
..ml To a!! a<' « r> < C in ;■):*’ hi i cho 1 work. The school now
in a in tc , an- T. i i! !.- i, i art interested in education
rally to ii- apport and ••take it a .w • >1 f ..t \ 'id In th pride of every citizen.
ard at • | : r. % Health ttcord unsurpassed. Term 1911-12 be
gins Septeraoer >. and . r. ,s ?»iay 1..
J. K. Rawlings, Principal
. B illin&ton, Associate Principal
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