FOB STATE HUH
Preparing Extensive Advertis
ing Matter Boosting Game
of State Development.
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP
RATE WILL BE IN EFFECT
For State Fair at Hot Springs—Op
portunity to See the Great Show
at Smali Cost.
Hot Springs, Ark --(Special.)—The
railroads, which are expending large
sums to bring capital anil immigration
into Arkansas, have rceogniz. d the
State Fair as a mighty factor in de
veloping and exploiting the state's re
sources. They are lending a helpful
hand and doing a liberal part in pro
moting this great state institution
Jt response t(J a request of the man
agement, they have granted a rate of
one fare for the round trip trom all
points in the state to Hot Springs and
return during the State Fair, October
t*-14th. Tickets will be on sale Octo
ber 7th, two days before the opening
day of the fair, and good for return to
and including October huh, two days
after close of the fair. Thej have
promised to otherwise aid in every
possible way, and to provide ample fa
cilities for handling tlie great crowds
coming. They are preparing extensive
advertising matter giving publicity to
these rates and boosting the big even;
This occasion will afford an opportu
nity to visit the world's greatest arid
most wonderful resort and at the same
time take in all the sights and at
tractions at the fair at a nominal cost.
No matter how large the crowds, all
can find comfortable accommodations
at a moderate cost. There will be no
"hold-up prices” charged . The f .ir as
sociation will guard the public against
anything of this kind. Hot Sprm. is
a city ot hotels, and can am iutiiod;e
f>0,000 guests at one time, and tie
rates fit the poeketbook of all
classes, from the most stylish hotels
to moderate but comfortable hoarding
houses, while thousands of rooms . an
b«* had at low rates by those who pla
ter that plan.
It will be worth doubt® tire cunt oi
the trip to see the fair this year, which
promises to be a remarkable display
of the state s resources. Be Ides tin .
the exhibits of \arious lines from tl •
outside, machinery, inventions, art
and science, will be Instructive ami
interesting. In the amusement line,
the attractions will be varit I and 1: . h j
class. There will be a gn at car: , a!
of shows day and night, with band
of music, trotting, pacing, runnin
races and spectacular automol lie vow
tests during the afternoon:-. a hor-<
show in the evening with oti • r si i*
attractions. The managi me: t now !
under negotiation an all-week aviation
show, with aeroplane flights twice a
day by birdmen of national reputa
tion, probably Harry Atwood, the ciar
ing aviator whose flight from St
Louis to the sea startb d the world
The purpose of the management is to
give the public a full equivalent for
their money, and to this end expeus
will not be spared in procuring tic
best in all lines of exhibitions. 1 at a
logues and premium lists will lie mail
ed to any address on application to
the secretary.
One fare for th» round trij to the
Ftate Fair this yor Don’t l'o> t it
KEY TO FARMER’S SUCCESS
Union Power Must. Henceforth Be His
Fortrr , Sect:re:! O'ty Through
Community cf Interest.
Among tlif occupations of man. ns
ricviltnre takes fir- i rank. History
in all ages proclaims it. In point of
t ■ it anti dates all others. Insti
I .1 by command of the Creator, its
h ,’iry parallels 11.. histi y of th.
r e. It takes first rank, not alone
I IMSO 11 eonuile.ite to the physical
fort of mail, hut h-cuiis’ il is the
i i f producer of wealth. \v. io-s II. C.
shot in field ard Kim; As reads
t! history of a • 11 >i. so reads the
l..s'ory of t! i , • la I so s iiiized
the fat iner plods alm-g his weary way,
unmindful ni 1, ■ power guided by a
II • Step hand. Car my ope foresee
the possibilities m; an organized, ae
gressive agriculture'’ Ai.ydr.y wight
•vittn ss an organization headed by
Carnegie. ,|ohn H. Rockefeller. !. Pit r
pouf Morgan and ethers of 11 • ir elan,
stepping forth v. *th lia-ir inlllio’is art'1
controlling the worlds bread basket
Tl.'s day is a marvel of w ! in nt. 1
discretion, but itidh idunlistn has j
fspied into ll: pas'. I:r 1 s i- a
swirl of activity arid aggregation.!
With leMion dollar companies com
mon careers with a milage to go
aroned the earth mnncfaetisrltig and
merchants associsiUons, wholesale
and retail, la her unions covering ev
ery department of labor, have been!
organized AN'iIi the farmer of the
present day like lilp Van Winkle I
sleep on and on until his condith n is 1
no betti r than the - rtThe time G
gone- v.lnn tin- individual farmer
j fruit grower or gardener alone ran
I stem the tide Bfuinst the oopso] id a
tion of aggregation and association .
Union power inns. hem-, forth In- his
fortress, which can be secured only
through community of interest and |
associated effort.
Tie farmer as n rule lack-; nerve. '
He is isidan d far fg* >::i tie center
ef trad' . I. iIfftli of the laws of
- apply at i de sand, en-n inforiimfion
that conies to him is usually traps- \
mi ft ed through adverse interests,
government reports are Greek to him
because be fails to draw from it tie
cos; value of a barrel of apples; be
knows little of tic cost of production
I venture to snv there are few men in
the orchard business who know the
cos! of prod wring a hex of apples nr
any other article of farm pro na tion.
The manufai t ti “< r can tell to the)
fraction of a cent just what it costs:
to produce a given arili-ie. When
a<-• vnUnr'.-ts h ■■ rn P m nule the
cost, of producing al i ■ 1. barrel or
huadri-il wt .’lit o a; arUcie and
produce i nly such nr ’■ - as chow a
reasonable profit, tin news will soon
jeo arotwd the v-nrld and i i h r val
s v ill ad irsl t ; . , : .• to the
new order of things.
(' ' ■ • ' inn on a fin.-, strong basis,
and with a sufficient cn d al will if
pro: rly m.-iung* d 11 - a v "ih r worker
for the betterment ot the. member
ship. Hut retnen'ilier it tr.'-tes nerve
and st yin? unalitics to attain stte
For example. Oe - nj.de growers
of the northwest through their nsso
■ ns in' have sold tie :r fancy apples
at 7a for a fifty pound box. hut
w iapped up In that price is duality,
attiariive packing aid package and a
'rood gun: mtj When the grower
get 70 cents for Ids fruit and the
ii'tomne’- Ins to pay $2 for the same,
d " > ' . o. [ does rn
o c - -ill . 'I .inn s hands but
into half a e on W must cut. out
■n i • of thy \s a row • we in i. t
get i• ,i loser touch wiih the com
u ti <h ii-and :• • 1 with ' consiinicr
so * ti conui - 1 d a* tint ion. What
we i. i-t i,, d is viih • re: oily and
-’sii "n ation, packin' endorsed with
:no i gu it-aniy. la yers have
‘ ■ l,i ui is : ' • :ts in
* 1 I! . S '- h f ' 11 • ell
-. - t price Tie S' 1‘ :n fit 1.0.000
ho' s 0f on-h fruit is a one r an, one
railm; d fare, one day a::', .r .. d home
nil •• | . a t • i t ram- th;.n
ft- , • n > lie hiv-e! ' f iler i-o opera
tio; 'lie soi.-; rn 'rawiK ry
growers sell their p: ■ n t by the
train load at the 1 n M: a -'n a n. The
a*, o. i-oe at (Ire, ley tur-db-s froth
c.iii ■ I'-'.OhO < r ]• pot.at' -s
or.eh 3 ar Tl '-y are p ml over a
?c-' e with a lies' o' or.e and ore
h-' if ’she- a'al t : i . done
with O' i. Utah. : ;d n. Ion growers
a- |jn i i n ri i Tin'} an- -. b- 1 and
nicely na I;, d and O shinne-nt j
tUl® till f I'..! s • , eh
■ : . tty cai-open n the ind.vii al
nr' • . or fr .i' ' i . . t.n.o
• hr. hi 1 or c • ih ; to
ore :\ tig rartoed . •. ti Or
al ;. loun’ 1 ■ u.tm . ' i • v
I ; I I tie i; • . will 1 ad
to sin ■ ' 111 R' i hu- : re .s
ALL ARKANSAS FAIR VISITORS
Can Get Good Accommodations at
Very Reasonable Rates.
] lot ; i*!-i■:a Sr, -if ■ il -
\ I 111 tC:- ■ U tl. e . \ I l\, 1111 , -. 1' J *i 1 r
i.• * <1 not four tin- usual hn-otiteu
ifiu-vs incident to gr> a.t gatherings.
\\ lint is more, th ; will :.<>r Lie mile
;■•( t to tin.' petty ' hold ups ii-unHy
<tii<-out11*f. • i on r... n. • on.- Hot
Springs is tin* iin-aii t convention
elty ill till" Soot!;, m.d Well i apnble
in lioti*! I'niHitii-s to in . :i. i*o
«,(i,nOij people at o.u.' tiin■ • ( oming
to ti<- State Fair mi i n: ■:.■ • a -xl
service for from fl.-ti per day up,
and if y v>:s want rooms only, at Tec'
'u f2 jn-r day, and on t:.« fair
nrounds ami in tin* city excellent i t- ••
t;tii•n .-••rvina good meals at ''mm
up. No "hold-ups," became the
Hot Springs people, cab-rina till the
time to trio traveling public, know
'noth the nt.g and tlie folly of it.
Hi :-r|n . t lie i-om j„-i Itimi in so grout
this would pre'ont it, if nothing else.
How to Get 'Em.
I lot Springs, Ark (Special ) -On
1 • :.-r heat! or an Arkansas town
"i■ ii-r- riub” writing tlii-‘ si < rotary
i.i tin Si.it' Fair inakiai; an exhibit,
a;c- t!.• • words "We want Citizens,
I ••toi Mill.-, Ik.ak?. I'unik r , 1 »e
: . s anud That lfoosters’ Club
how to g> t 'i'ti It'.-' coming to
St. i I',- ir with a /tin exhibit of
■a i;!i' i o' it's itfi't 11111, , m! . roni i
..i: ni . the thousands of prosj <_kors !
ill;!;, i : a. r . it: ■ -- v. he v\ ill It. at the ;
t..:i -‘lii'. irig the re o-trees o( tie- va
rans -ei lions, it will l'-t'! l,'i/ee-, fuc
ti I,.. . mills, batiks, tanners and tie
M-lol'.'IS
Low Ratos Made by Railroads
■| t i ■ lb oai! of Aiken . al • ;iv< I
; . to t 1.. • b"'t tilt' r . e uf the |
rial'-, are doing tla'ir best to make .
the entiling State I'air at licit
Springs the niort mk n till in ilia
hi. tor\ of the lair to mm ki'ion They !
tail.1 nut only grant' 1 tJit: ton i to o' I
one fare for tin round trip n. Me' |
S|>iing» dm ini' the i'air. hot I . . is
sued lunch lit e' '(lire I alii''" t' ■ a t a a;
to tile state's mat' hie. tv T.ivig,
SUIT IN CHANCERY COURT
In [n<lrq>endenee Chancery Court.
Fall Term l'.'ll.
Hoard of Commissioners of Drain
a > District No. ;j Independence
County. Arkansas. Delinquent j
Danes.
Mi | < fso: s haviny or claiming r- !
an interest in any of the following hi -
'cri D'd lands, are hereby notified i
:t at -nit is pendmy in the chancery
( o.rt of Independence County, Ar
kat s;i'. to enforce the collection of
ei i a a in dr.i i nit ye taxes on the suhjoin
i ed list of lands, each supposed owner
ha\ iiur been set opposite nis or her or
its lands, toy-ether with amounts sev- j
eraliy due from each, to-wit:
N. half tie S. II. i.tr. jU'hOO. tin
S K. litt*. ot S. K. qtr. oo, all ini
Si ction M, Two. 12, N. I! t west, s tp
pos. o to helony to Mrs. K. M. .Martin:
and S W. qtr. of S W. qtr. flti.ix!
a Si-ctisr. !. Twp. 12. N. It. 4 west
1 a part of N. K. qtr. of N. K. qtr.
on in Si-etion 11, Twj». 12. N. 11. I
w st and N. \V. qtr. of N W. qtr.
in Section 12. Twp 12. N. K. 1
W'-'t. supposed to heloiiy to J. W
s> ii : l ast half of Dot 1 of N. K. qtr.
*2 in Section 4. Twp. 12. N. It. D
west, supposed to lii tony to W. 11
Tomlinson: s. \V. qtr. of N. D. qtr.
-2. -i in S.'etion Id, Twp. 12. N. It. t
» »t a .u S, ii. qtr. of N. W. qtr. fh1.
od in Section 11. Twp-. 12. N. It. 1
West supposed to tielony to tie Ml'
Kahat KsUite: N. W. qtr. of S. K.
qtr. -2.'»> and N. K. qtr. of S. VV. qtr.
- no. \V. qti-. of S. W. qtr. ■'*2.on,
. qtr. of S. K qtr. 92.00 all
ia Sort ion ID Twp. 12. V K. 4 west,
air S. qti of S. \V. qtr. f2.oo and
s \\ qtr. of S. \V. qtr. >2.0(0 all n
Section 12. Twp. 12. N. It. 4 »t>t. is
psse to be'one to unknown own
i i~: X i |t of N. \V. qtr. *12.dd.
Section 12. Twp. 12. N. li. 4 west,
s .:. mi si tobe lony to Herman Kens a r
\Y persons and. corporations inter
ested in said lands, are hereby notifi
■ ti at tr.i-y are required by law to
appear within four weeks and make
* • .e to said suit, or the sane will
fi r confess. 11. and final
■ ui-ment will be entered directing -
tl: s;t • o; seid lands for purpose of
taxes, toyetber with
0- pa \ i: '-ii! of interest, penalty and
1- o-l allowed In law.
Hi.". D, llcvi-ys
(Murk of said ( ,. rt.
NOTICK OK APPLICATION TO
SELL LAND
N- ' . - hen o trivi-n that tin n -
ill ' . a - administrator of tin
i - in of .!. S I lest, ini’i-ascd. ■* 1! at
i -o' 1 ; oil* t • ••• ' '(Hints I ’ll >
h i1 > rt, at it- adjourned August
to ;»■ held on Friday. < >eto!n. t
■ Idl. for an order to sell the folluw
'■■■:! ! e-tati liplonL'i IlLf to
. . . for ;)i» purno- of pas • .
til*' d-iehts of -aid estate
:* least : . arter t>f tin* in Tth
• •■! : iar;> of Section Twp, 13. N.
I! I. \Y contain;:.:' forty ucr.--.
( , . • • r: * I s -Vh da; <>: S. ; it. ltd 1.
A. 'I'. liKST. Administrator.
ROAD NOTICE
'-1.; c - hen -<;■ that a pt t i - '
t presented to Ihe 1 nde] ■ n -
< o at;, tout, at its < fctohi r :
■ .- '• est al>
\ roa ' own I. \\
llc_ nli ■’ at tlie south cn<l of Mu
- : : ■ , ' till town of Sulphur I toe-.. j
rk.: tln-nci south to tin Iron Mouti
t i - i a: r.n-rsi ctintr
( i Lion a )und tin
t-i ■. o . o: t hi* mo'ini a in to the 11. M. j
( I'u:a iIdlorhooil.
•J. <(i m-i i.\ .
T. A. Hkvkns
.1, 1*. Sink.
II. 11. Ill ' HASAN.
'■-I and others, j
WARNINO ORDER
In h.dependence < haneer.v <.'o;,rt|
11. ci in'K r 'J'1 rr I'd 1.
M. ( . t'a-tccl. plaintiff, vs. Aoiej
t u - tec-1. defendant.
Th'- iii fcndaiH, Allict n-1«< 1. i- here- i
by warned to appear in the above hi- j
titled court within thirty (lio) day s j
from this ' ate u.Till answer the Com
plaint oi tio- pla : it i ’’ hied there i li ;
a l: aiir-t y i .i.
liiviTi Hi. la i this ‘J'i da;, o!
AiiL'iist 1*1 1. (li.o. I*. lll;\ KNsClei k.
y*ir I >r V'ich' Antl-l'mln
FOR $!
fixactly the glass you
need, for $1 ant! up.
Satisfaction guaran
teed. Your eyes tested
free In a competent
optician.
V/. D. HINSON
Graduate (Jptician
Newark, Arkansas
One of fhe moet remarkable pr r
the unusual laxative rmrit < n I
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin i., it; i
effective nut only In people In l j
nf life, but at the extren.i of at A
many leltets are received from iuotl is
iigardlng the cures of ehihlien, a fro i
men and women of sixty, sevomi ml
eighty years of age. It must he truly a
t.oudtrful laxative.
Tn the cute of const ipat n a ! i ■ '
trouble In old people it h. s no i : I. 1
corrects the constipation. dispeD t . h
aehe, billou nes gas, drow int *
i ittng, etc. People advancing in y. u ■
> limtld see to it that tla-ir 1 -v, ,
freely, end If they do not to tike I >• ;
Caldwell's Syrup Pet. -in. Y< i i t ■ j
1 uig your life by healthy l
Clogped bowels invite di-< a • u '
ahottt to pass the menstrual p-t iod . ■■■
do better than use Syrup Pepsin at • ;*1 |
ji ' " v ' '. i;n(; 1 I1" ‘r tom has set- j
1 to H.', future cnrn.iiiim.
Aincr t, > t;'>111 >• t lpporters of Dr !
Idw. h , 1 * ; ••• ;;ti- Mr. V/. C. i
<Arn i f tv 1'■ Ala. id Mr. 1
S. Spun! linit ot the National Soldi is’ i
il mi- K.ui ■ - . hi a h tlih; i>' Tin u. The
i .:i.r size In it!' ■ tan hr h -iiiriit of a /
i! . ' l ' till'. * .i hi J rue ilrllar. hut
fi'-■ in , ii;.. i■ h. had by suiU
i. - your a id'. t i the 0 . t.
Dr. Caldwell dm imt feel that the
puridui-.i ■'! Pin r un i- i nils Iris nidi- |
S' linn. li" ha i sp i iaiiZ' d ia stomach, 1
li . r tut'! bow. 1 di • ■ s tur ov r forty (
a ■ t '.ill In piri! .t tl tn Kive the
i r ; ■ y i'dvii !• m tin suh i.i t fi'r
' r char' • ’Ml mi* \vt lri'tnr tn write
I i t\ a tl i r fur t' ■ mi dital advn e ;
ir II.i fiii sample ttdlr ■. him Dr. j
It. < ’ J ■ II, 40? Caldwell building',
| Mo ill io <11 o. 111.
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The Crow n is the only piano of many
tones. No other piano can have these
features, as they belong solely to the
Crown and are covered by 27 patents
WITH THE CROWN ORCHESTRAL PIANO YOU CAN REPRO
DUCE THE TONE OF 20 DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS
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Just tell ’em ’at >ou saw it in I he Newark Journal
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FINE TONIC
FOR WOMEN.
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Too much
shortening or leavening kills
the appetizing natural wheat
flavor good bread thould
have.
Gold Leaf”
is of such exquisite
fineness and quality
as to require very
little lard, yeast or
yeast powder. Hence,
the fresh sweei
“wheaty” taste o f
bread made
of (fold Leaf,
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Saturdav, September 23rd. is the day all the little
iris in our Puzzle (oiliest should bring in their puz
zles, so we can decide the contest. The winner’s
name will then he announced in my ad in The
Journal. Bring them in neatly wrapped and be sure
to put your name on your puzzle.
H. 1:. HAWTHORNE
ew ark
Arkansas
IS 2 “IS 15 ♦ “15 15 H
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Made from toi. >'h, str ng, close grain wood
material best suited for that purpose.
Boxing is c tc I wish v .. ’e lead and pressed
into hub in exact center, by hydraulic pressure.
This method Keeps out all moisture.
Let. us tell you more
about the making of
StudebaKer hubs and
why StudebaKer wagons
run so easily.
W*.- S- 11 and guaran
tee it.
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Hubs are banded with electrically welded
hub bands pressed on 1 y hydraulic pressure.
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