TO CONFEDERATE WOMEN
Movement on Foot to Erect a Monu
ment in Memory of Confederate.
Women of Arkansas.
A committee of Little Rock cit
izens and Sons of Confederate Vet
erans have undertaken to raise the
necessary funds to erect a suitable
monument to the memory of the
Confederate women of Arkansas,
and the following address has been
issued to the Confederate Veter
ans and the sons, daughters and
friends of Confederate women
throughout Arkansas.
Your attention is hereby called
to one of the most important
moves that has been made since
the war between the states ended
in 1865. and that is the erection of
a monument to our glorious
Southern women who bore with
unparallelled fortitude the hard
ships privations, insults and the
untold sorrows incident to that
.sad, sad time of '61 to '65.
The work is under the auspices
of the Sons of Confederate Veter
ans, and the means adopted to
raise the money for the erection
of this monument is to have a
Memorial edition of the Arkansas
Gazette issued in the near future,
containing many incidents of that
marvelous heroism which attended
our women in the time that tried
men's souls.
The paper will be a large one,
and very valuable by reason of its
contents—one to be preserved as a
part of the history of our beloved
Southland and from which in after
years your children’s children can
draw inspiration.
The price of the paper by sub
scription will be live cents per
copy, provided the order is receiv
ed before the paper is issued; but
when placed on sale will l>e ten
cent" per copy.
The proceeds of the sale of the
paper will go to the erection of a
monument to our noble Southern
women, and we ask your cordial
and active cooperation with us in
selling these papers to aid in rais
ing a sufficient fund for this sacred
purpose.
We suggest that you make a
careful house to house canvass of
your community, giving each and
everyone an opportunity to sub*
| scribe and pay for one or more
copies of the paper.
We believe it will afford you
pleasure to aid in this noble cause,
, and we confidently appeal to you
| to help us.
Every subscriber will receive
full value in every copy of this
Memorial Edition of the Gazette,
while contributing to the glorious
cause for which it is published.
Subscribe for one copy for
preservation, and as many others
as you wish to send your friends.
Write names and amounts sent,
plainly, preferably in ink, and
send names and amounts to Chair
! man of Committee, 907 Center
Street, Little Hock, Ark.
Stan C. Haki.ky, Chairman,
Andkkw Pakk,
1). D. Chapman,
Committee.
BLEW OUT HER BRAINS.
Marked Tree, Ark., Mays. A
sequel to the Freeman-Shultz trag
| ed.v. which occurred at Jackson’s
island April 27, and in which
Freeman was killed a< the result
of a family feud, has been enacted
here. Mrs. Boyd, the wife of
Charles Boyd, who figured in the
Freeman-Shultz affair has blown
out her brains at her home on
Jackson s Island. The killing of
Freeman, which had preyed on
her mind, is assigned as the cause
of the act.
If Nervous and Run Down
simply impro\e your circulation. Remove the
waste matter that cIors the blood by taking
Ramon's Pills—then tone the nervous system
w*ith the Tonic Pellets. All in one box for 2oct£.
and money back if not satisfied.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
Notice is hereby j>iven that a
Teacher's Institute will be held at
BatesviLie, Ark., beginning Mon
day, June'), 11)05, and continuing
one week. All teachers are re
»iuired by law to attend,
j Given under my hand this loth |
I day of May, 1905.
Sidney Pickens
County Examiner.
The Journal one year $1.
CHAS. MOSBY,
— DEALER IN —
Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Arkansas Pearls.
We Fit Spectacles Correctly.
Watch Inspector For The
White River Railway.
Ihitesville, - Arkansas.
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you buy from, as it is our business to bid for your trade. We want your trade purely from a busi- jf
ness standpoint, and believe we can give you better values for your money than any other house fl
in Newark. We buy for cash and sell for cash, and are thus enabled to undersell our competitors. If
WE TRY TO MAKE NEWARK A BETTER TOWN TO TRADE IN.
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Seveti-eighths wide Bleached Domestic worth 6c 4\
36-inch Bleached Domestic worth 6c _ . _ 7\
36-inch Bleached Domestic worth l()c_ S'
Lawns in al! colors,.__ 5C
Lawns in Black, Brown, Green and cill shades _ 12,
Organdies in all the latest shades and colors_ 15c
Also Indian Arrow Head Domestic, Butchers Linen for shirt
waists, with trimmings to match.
Our Tailoring Department is a department wherein we
know that our Mr. Love has had the experience, and if a
suit does not fit, you do not take it from the store. We are
now offering tailor-made pants, the fit guaranteed, from
$3.50 up. Others are charging a third more for the same
quality goods.
We have a fine assortment of ladies woolen dress goods
in Briliiantines in all the latest shades and colors at 50 cts
per yard; and other fine dress goods in all the latest grades
and colors, at prices that cannot be duplicated in Newark.
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hats« but the enormous dema;., s ; : c : s in this line has made it impossible to meet every re- fl
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