THE MORNING AFTER
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There was once a politician
And he had a little bee
A buzzin’ and a buzzin’
Where an insect shouldn’t be.
An' the bee kept on a buzzin’
Till the politician got
A notion he was born to tell
The people what is what.
And his mouth got broad and roomy,
And his tongue got long and thin.
As he shouted and he spouted
On the reasons he should win.
And he spent his cash in handfuls—
But he dicn’t care for that,
While the little bee was busy
In the high part of his hat.
And he saw himself a sittin’
In the office he had won,
And everybody talking
Of the things that he had done.
But, alas! the morning after.
When he crawled out of the bed,
lie listened and he listened,
But the little bee was dead!
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WHITE: RIVER BRIDGE UNSAFE
The big rise in the rivers has
rendered the railroad bridge
across White river just below
Newport unsafe and no trains are
being run over it. The Nr>. ,iut
News of Monday said that after iti
was decided to send no more trains
over the bridge |an experiment
was tried by attaching the fast
mail cars to the end of a string of
empty box cars long enough to
reach across and with an engine
on each side. The cars made the
crossing. The heavy engines are
thought to be unsafe.
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Executor’s Sale.
Notice is hereby given that I, E. II.
Williamson, executor of the last will
and estate of Mrs. K J. Wilson, de- j
ceased, will, through an order of the
probate court of Independence county i
Arkansas, sell at at the residence of
Dr. M. B. Owens, at Magness, Aikan-,
sas, at public outcry between the judi
cial hours for sales the following per
sonal property belonging to said
estate, to wit: One cow, a lot of house
hold furniture consisting of 1 feather
bed 1 bed stead and 1 set of springs,
1 table,l couch, 1 rocker chair, 1
trunks, l hand organ. 1 wash stand. 1
dresser, etc, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 11. 1906.
Terms of sale: all sums less that
$5.00 to be cash in hand, and all sums
over that amount to he on a credit of
six months with good personal securi
ty with 10 per cent interest and a
lien retained for purchase money
therof. Given under my hand, this
f> th day of March, 1906.
E. 11. Williamson, E xecutor.
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HAONRSS MUSINUS.
T. M. Waldrip in slowly im
proving.
Bon Keeney moved to Sulphur
Rock this week.
Henry McPherson of Dota was
in Magness Tuesday.
Will McArthur moved out on
his mother’s farm on Big Creek
this week.
Several of the boys from Mag
ness attended the speaking at
Batesville Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Griffin and Mrs. Ella
Sturdivant of Sulphur Rock were
in Magness this week.
Neal, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. 1). C. Gibson is real ssck this
week with pneumonia.
F. M. Engles, and son, Charles,
of White River township w. ie
trading in town Tuesday.
W. B. Tomlinson has been con
fined to his room the past two
weeks, but is better at present.
Several head of horses and cattle
were drowned in the Island pas
ture during the recent high water.
James Rister, who has been con
lined to his room for several weeks
with rheumatism, is improving
! slowly.
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ADHINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
i of an order, gratitad to me by the pro
I bate court of Independence county,
at the February term, 19(W, the under
signed as administrator of the estate
of William Eaves, deceased, will in
compliance of said order, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST 190H
At the front door of the post office in
the town of Newark, Ark., expose for
sale to the highest and last bidder,
| tiie following described land, belong
ing to the above named William
| Eaves, deceased:
Beginnining at tlie N. E. corner ut
[ the S. W. quarter of section 22, town
! ship 13. N. K. 4 W., thence west 124
| rods to Dota creek: thence down said
I creek to a point <»4 rods south of the
[ beginning corner; thence east 14.'> rods;
thence north S4 rods to place of begin
ning. containing acres.
Said land will he sold for one-half
cash, balance payable e^glil months
from date. Purchaser will be
required to execute notes with ad
I proved security to secure the purchase
money for said land, with ten percent
interest from date. A lieu will
, also lie retained on said land until all
purchase money, together with inter
est is fully paid.
(liven under my hand this, tho lath
day of February, 1900.
A. A. Henderson,
Administmor.
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