TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
We are asking for your trade and have the goods and
prices to please you. Our immense stock of Ladies' and
! /Hisses' Jackets is of the very latest styles and we are
offering some remarkable bargains in this line. Our stock
of Clothing leads all others in the very latest of new
things and we are making ■ prices that cannot be dupli
cated. in Dry Goods and Shoes we are showing the
largest and best assortment that we ever carried. And
remember that anything you buy that is not
satisfactory can be returned at once and ex
changed or your money refunded.
M. S. FISHER, Newark, Ark.
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The Newark Journal
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
O. F. Craio.Editor
W. F. Die _Associate Editor
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy one year.. il.00
One copy six months .50c
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Local reading notices five cents per
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tisements according to length of time and
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2M, 1906
A compulsory school law has
been adopted in Missouri and t is
said to be a succes-, the gain in
attendance already being over 26,
ooo. _
The canning factory at Benton
ville has shipped 30 car loads of
canned good** this reason. This is
An indication of what Newark
could do along this line if she had
a canning factory.
Hearst has declared since his
recent defeat for governor of New
York that be will never again be
a candidate for office. Perhaps
his decision is a wise one. There
Are as big duties in this life as of
fice-holding.
The Arkansas GazeAe is now is
sued every day in the week. The
irazettc is easily the best paper in
the state and the improvements
being made show that it is keeping
pace with the general march of
progress in Arkansas.
Fiddling Bob’1 Taylor, the new
senator from Tennessee can dance
* J’g. play the fiddle, argue a law
suit, debate political <|uestions,
4ead a pra.vermeeting. tell funny
stories, write interesting poetry
and has nian.\ other accomplish
ments. Taylor was recently elect
ed senator after five attempts. Not
9 > long ago he gained national
note by stumping the state against
his brother who is a Republican.
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The United .States government
has made the initial move to dis
solve the Standard Oil monopoly
by filing in the United State- Dis
| trict Court in St. Louis a petition
; in equity against the Standard Oil
I Company of New Jersey and its
To constituent corporations and
[partnerships, and -even defend
ants including John D. Rockefel
ler and William Rockefeller, aak
jing that the combination be de
dared unlawful and in the future
Got a Cold?
The average person
can safely count on
havingacold this time
of year, sooner or lat
er. Everyone has his
choice of cough syrup,
but more people are
using White Pine
Cough Syrup with Tar
than anvthing else,
because it stops the
cough, cures the cold
and heals the lungs.
Try a bottle. Price
25 cents. Satisfaction
or your money back.
NEWARK DRUG COMPANY
Jas. B. Ketchem, flgr.
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TO S ND MON Y AWAY
Get a Bank Honey Order-—Its Cheaper and
Safer and is Payable Anywhere in the U. S.
COMPARE THESE PRICES
amount bank order p. o. order
$ 5.00. 5c .. 5c.
10.00 . 5c. 8c.
115.00 .10c.15c.
55.00 .lfc.20c.
100.00.15c 30c.
We save you money on every amount over $5
EXP. ORDER
. . . 5c
. . . 8c
...15c
... 20c
...30c
BANK OF NEWARK |
enjoined from entering into any
1 contract or combination in re
straint of trade. The suit in
brought nnder the Sherman anti
trust act, which the Standard and
its constituent companies and the
seven individuals are charged with
violating. __________
President Roosevelt was arraign
ed from the pulpit* of the negro
churches in New York last Sun
day for his order dismissing with
out honor the three companies of
negro soldiers who caused so much
trouble at Brownsville, Texas, re
cently. Resolutions disapproving
his action were adopted by sever
al of the negro congregations.
According to a statement just i.
sued from the bureau of statistics
of the department of commerce
and labor at, W ashington, luxur
ies to the amount of a hundred
rnilllion dollar1- were purchased
from abroad by the people of!
America during the fiscal year!
1906. Among these were $40,000,
000 worth of diamond-, and $47.
f)00,000 worth <Tf laces, ribbons,
tine feathers, etc. It is very evi
4 dent that the American people
love tine toggery.
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FIVE Y'EARS
It was just five years ago yes
terday, the 22nd, that the first.
copy of The Journal was issued in
Newark. Many changes have oc-1
curred in that time. Old friends
have passed away and new ones
have come to take their places. It
would be interesting, if we had
the time, to recount the deaths,
births and marriages that have*
been recorded in The Journal dur- (
ing that period, but time and 1
space forbid.
Hut in noting the passing of our
fifth anniversary The Journal de
sires to express sincere thanks to j
its many friends for their liberal
patronage and many kind words
of encouragement. It was not a
j very encouraging prospect that,
i faced The Journal five years ago, j
land predictions of failure were
more numerous than money or j
friends when the announcement
was made that we had come to I
Newark to publish a paper. Be- i
ginning with an old worn out!
Washington hand press, a dinky
little hand power job press anti!
i about a hat full of type, the pros
pect was, indeed, anything but
flattering. But by hard work and
attending strictly to business we
! have succeeded in keeping the
wolf from the door, and today The
j Journal is in its own building and
| is equipped with a power press, a
j modern jobber, engine, folding
1 machine, paper cutter and good as
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SCHOOL SHOES
Our Diamond Brand School Shoes are
good ones. They’ve got the snap and go to
them that helps the appearance of the child.
They’re made on foot form lasts, from leather
that stands the kicks and cuffs of healthy
school bovs and girls. They give satisfaction.
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E. E. ALLEN
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Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Arkansas Pearls.
We Fit Spectacles Correctly
Watch Inspector For The
White River Rail ' ay.
Batesville, - Arkanssi'.
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FEED AND SALE STABLE
Horses and Mules Bought,
Sold and Traded.
Will Sell You a Good Team, Cash or Credit.
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sortment of type and other neces
sary material.
Some of the business men have
given The Journal but little pat
ronage, but the majority of them
have patronized us liberally and it
| is to these and (Mir friends tioon rh
out the surrounding c u- m "ho
have subscribe -*nd w* ly
year by year, [ an (red down ' eir
dollar, that w» . , y. esa
! our sincere tha;