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(Announcement
We have just received 38 boxes of our mammoth Spring and Sum
mer stock, which is complete in every department. Our Spring and Sum
mer Dress Goods, Embroderies, Laces, Shirt waists, Skirts, etc., are
great novelties. Our Shoe and Slipper stock is very large.
Our Clothing Department is immense and we cordially invite our
many friends and patrons to give us a call, whether you buy or not, and
look thorugh our enormous stock and low prices.
Thanking you for your liberal patronage in the past, and soliciting
a continuance of the same, 1 am
YOURS FOR BARGAINS,
M. 5. FIS
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THE JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
05CAR I'. CRAIG, Editor.
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FRIDAY, MAY 1C, 1902.
Let’s have a city hall. The
town needs it.
To Col. .lag Big dray: Now
have you got your belly full of
1 ra u d'( _
Banishing an Arkansas negro to
New England is a cruel and on
usual punishment. Commercial
Appeal. _
lion. Harry Myers, prospective
republican candidate for governor,
cannot hope to do a land-office
business with the voters of Ar
kansas is the September election.
—(Jazal te.
The Memphis Commercial Ap
peal is fast coming to the front as
one of the leading dailies of the
nation. The Commeicial Appeal
is nothing if not progressive,* and
is an honor to the South,
\Ye are authori/, el t > announce
Newark as a candidate for trade
from all directions and guarantee
you to get your money ’s worth
when spent here. For further
particulars read the advertising
columns of this paper.
Since the traducers of Big Bot
tom township have dived into the
primary returns and found others
in a consider..lily worse condition
than the object of them wialh,
grand old Big Bottom stands out
like a diamond stud on a dirty
shirt.
BEFORE YOU BUY
YOUR . FARMING IMPLEMENTS COHE AND GET
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We S lave a Complete Line of the BEST implements
on the' market,
UHIFFITia. tk M®S5K©W,
NEWARK,
ARKANSAS.
Barren, winch Webster defines
us “not producing young or off
spring junfruitful junprod uetive"
| has been heard from and in ! and
behold, she has labored and
brought forth what seems to be a
hermaphrodite. II ot I y s mo k e !
! And all indications point to our
friend d. 15. (iray, who has been
looked upon as the embodiment
of purity and innocence, as being
t he daddy of the t liing )
Strange, isn't it. that certain
members of that sub-ct tntniUce
which was appointed to make a re
j count were howling themselves
| hoarse because, as they cl,dined,
| there hud been fr.au I committed.
\ then, when they began to make a
i re-count, and found that fraud
had been committee, they closed
j up instant I v, refused to finish the
‘recount- in other words, craw
fished—and will hatdly mention
1 the matter at all now ? ( >! eon
sistcucy. thou art a jewel !
Condition of Crops,
t he weekly summary of Arkuu
| sas crop eondit i oils, issued from
: the Little lv»ck weather bureau
on Wctlnesd.iy says ;
favorable conditions inevailed
geuerallv t lirouahout the slate.
Lain fell on the mb. Till and 0th.
(ioml in some localite-s, but in
sutlicieiit in others. This delayed
farming operation., inmewhat.
i hut put the ground in good con
dition for cultivation. Copon
plantii g is about completed, the
early planted is * oming up to good
stand generally, and is being
chopped out. The growth has
bun retarded by cool nights.
C om planting is completed. The
eai ly planted is in good condi
tion, having been benefited b\
the recent ru ns. Most of it has
been plowed the first lime, and in
some localities the second time.
Wheat and oats have improved
.and (lie prospects indicate a fair
(yeild, Some uintei oats are
heading on*. Potatoes are gen
erally good. In some localities
they are being marketed. .Some
'damage by bugs is reported.
Fruits of all kinds genernllv
present favorable prospects for a
good ycild,
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Republican Convention.
I Peisuant to a call of the repub
j lit*an county central committee,
the republicans of liig Bottom
township met in the mayor's oitice
| at Newark Saturday, May 10. The
house was called to older by A.
B. 1 larrelson. I he following of
ficers were elected : George F.
I Grosser chairman, and (_’. (J.
Palmer secretary.
The following were elected a>
i delegates to the county convention
; which meets May 24. at Hatesvillej
(i. I'. Glosser, 1. M. Ilarrclsnn,
Joe McDaniel, W. IF Kiugnt. D.
K. t rowel I, A 15. i L arrclsou and
I (i- W. Witt.
After the selection <>f delegate'!
| a mot ion prevailed that wo organ
izv a township dull. (f. F. Gros
ser was elected eliainuan and ('
< *. Palmer secretary • Moved and
seconded that we meet once each
month .md discuss the issues of
'he day. I lie iiist meeting will !
he lie Id in the mayor's ofiiee at
Newark May 17. lhlig. ;1t 7.oil p.
m. All are invited to atlon i said j
i meeting.
(iF.O. I*. ( UOS'EK, chair.
C. O. Pai.meh, sec.
Meld Without Hail.
Ivui’us Johnson, who killed one
of his tenants, in Jackson count,\.
| was given a preliminary trial la-t
I’m sday and held for the grand
jury without bail.
The BatesviHe (iuard. which, n
few weeks ago, was so lu*ll ben!
on exposing fraud, is as pilent a
a (J< ad clam since it ha- been giv
en out. that the ballots of the ro
cent primary have been tampered
with right in it's own town since
being deposited in the custody ot
the proper officials; at liatesville,
Wake up, brother, and see when
you are "at."
Wc live by our bn .n 1 on
it. We thrive or tarve,
our blood is l icit ot” ( (
There is nothin-; el e to iiw.
on or by.
When strength is full a;..'
spirits Itigh, we are 1 cii g n
freshed, bone muscle an i ai
in body and mind, with eon
timid flow of licit blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits
no cheer, no spring, when rm
is not rest and sh-< n is m t
sleep, we are starved nr' ><■ }
is poor- there is little nut;,
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is focal
to keep the blood rich. \\ a>
it fails, take Scott's Kara' he
of Cod Liver Oil. It sets d;
whole body going again—man
woman and child.
If you not trier: it. send for free sample
its ugieeaLle taste will surprise y ; u.
SCOTT & BOW.VE, Chemists
{09*415 Pe : l Street, > v. York.
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Democratic Mass Heeting
In persuance to a call issued by
i number of prominent citizens of
his end of the county, an entlmsi
istic democratic mass meeting was
held in Newark Wednesday after
noon.
The meeting was called to order
by Dr. A. Williamson. J. M.
Sanders, of White River, was
placed in nomination for chairman
and unanimously elected. (). F.
Craig was elected secretary. The
chairman, in a few well chosen
words, stated the object of the
meeting, and the convention then
got down to business.
()n motion of W . C. Sanders, ol
White River, a committee of two
citizens from as many townships
as were represented in the meeting,
was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sentiments of the
meeting.
The chair appointed the follow
ing:
White River: W. 15. Tomlinson
and .1. F. Martin.
Rig bottom: Rrof. «J. A. Wilkes
and <). F. Craig.
Christian: Clarence Adams and
W. A. Nichols.
Logan: Theo. .lamison andChas.
Jamison.
The committee, through it's
chairman, Rrof, J. A. \\ ilkcs. re
ported the following:
Whereas, j he democratic conn
ty central committee did appoint a
subcommittee to make a re-count
of tlie vote east in the Democratic
primary held on March 2th 11*02,
and,
Whereas. Said sub-commiltee
started, but tailed to complete said
re-count, therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Democrats of
White River. Big Bottom. Bogan
and t hristian townships, in mass
meeting assembled that we con
demn the action of said sub-com
mittee and herby express it as the
opinion of this meeting that said
committee should either complete
the re-count of the vote cast in
said deinot ratic prineuw and re
port to the central commit fee or
else that the county central com
mittee discharge said sub-commit
tee and tie- central committee cer
tify to nominations according to
the count turned in hy the judges
and clerks of said primary.*'
The meeting by unanimous vote
adopted the r« solutions and the
committee was discharged.
W. C. Sanders, of White River,
addressed the meeting and gave i
as his opinion that the county
central committee shoud go on and
complete the re count and expose
the frau 1 which th- s ib-e.>mmil
tec is reported to be hung up on,
let the blame fall where it may.
and then order a new primary al
together.
lion. F. M. Martin then ad
dressed the meeting along the
same line after which the meeting
adjourned sine die.
“It seemed that nothing short
of a miracle could save mv little
daughter from an untimely
death,” says City Marshall A.
H of Cherokee,Kan.
“When two years old she was
taken with stomach and bowel
trouble and despite the efforts
of the best physicians we could
procure, she grew gradually
wore and was pronounced in
curable. A friend advised
Miles’ Nervine
and after giving it a few days
she began to improve and final
ly fully recovered. She is now
past five years of age and the
very picture of health.”
Sctd by alt Druggists.
Dr. Milos Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind,
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49 years.
1853 to 1902.
The house of Hollenberg has placed Pianos and Organs \n
thousands upon thousands of homes In Arkansas and the
Southwest. Many of our leading teachers and musicians have
been educated on these Pianos and Organs. The constat aim
through all these years has been to sell only such instruments
as would prove a pleasure to the purchasers and a testimonial
of our fitness to serve the public.
The enviable.rccord of forty nine years continuous business
not only demonstrates that fact beyond contradiction, but is
proof positive that our theories of offering the least price op
reputable instruments, instead of attempting to charge the
highest obtainable price, is recognized and appreciated.
That we. sell more Pianos and Organs in Arkansas than all
others combined, Is additional proof that we can and do sell
fine instruments at a less price than any or all competition can
meet.
If you desire a Piano or Organ it will please us to fully dis
cuss with you the many advantages we offer. Call to see us or
write. Your inquiries are solicited and will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
_established 1S5.1.
1 Hollenberg Music Co.
i HIT Main Street, Little Rock, Ark.
jq Factory Wareroonis “ ^ Wnbush Ave., Chicago, Illinois,
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Whjen In Town Come Iq
And Lock at My Stock of
General Merchandise
Front Street Opposite Depot. Dverytliing Nice & New
j. AT Martin.
. T. MAXINES
—din,lit: in -
Live Stack, Gcrn, Hey end Feedstuffs.
Highest Market l’vice Paid for Cotton Seed.
t SPRINGTIME HAS GOME 1
And we will lay aside the heavy Winter 5
s~ clothing and supply ourselves with lighter 95
Hr garments for the warm weather; and w hen 95
HT you go to select them, come around and let me 95
Hr show you the nicest line of Spring Clothing 95
^ ever exhibited in Newark, consisting of the 95
sr very latest and up-to-date things in the 3
£r clothing line. You w ill only have to see them 95
H99 to appreciate their value. 95
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LADIES MATS
In Ladies Hats, ready to wear,
"e have the largest and prettiest
line in town. The ladies are cor
dially Invited to call and inspect
them.
DRY GOODS
" e have a well sele<ited stock
ot Dry tiuods, consist iug nf every
thing from a \\ edding C ist nine
down to everyday and kitchen
apparel, and in ail styles and
figures.
table delicacies
I have them anything in the
orJi!jIc* line to he had —eon: ist ing
<>! all kinds of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. A ear of fine flour just’
received.
iO liih PEARL HUNTERS *
1 have pearling forks \vi11j•.ut,4
liaiidles, cut off right k ;niy foi'
handling. They are shipped di-'
rect from t lie factory, and J can*
s;i\e you money when you want'
to buy.
FEED
I carry everything in the way
lf|f feed, such as ( urn, Corn chops,
Wheat ham, Oats, etc:
F ARM in PUSH ENTS
v I carry the Moline line of plows,
>and cultivators and the celebrated
J McCormick mowers and rakes—
J:i11 s"ld on easy terms or for cash.
\ lu'ii you want a good, first class
^implement let me show you my
.Inn-, and give you the good quali
}i ies they posers. Corn and cotton
Ji : iiiieis comhined. Two-horsc
porn | .inters are all tlio go now.
^l’he tiiia-for planting is now at.
V: "ltd and I can save you money
n your purchases in this line
A I REnit /M
I i give a premium on all cash
^I”i: hascs. Ask about it. No
i rouble to answer questions.
eensware
f 1 De only (ilass and Quecnsware
[oouse in town. I can furnish
l' i with a full dinner set, orany
l'biim' m single pieces that you
mm- desire.
1 pay the highest market price for all kinds
sy ' 1 l'‘. K:UCe’ nicrcar;dise or cash. Don’t forget
° i!l.s 30121 chickens and eggs around and
g Ket t,K,r worth- 1 always have a full and
E Jon pkte hue of everything, so you will always
£ 'vhat *vou "ant here without going all
£ over town.
DON’} FORQet THE PLACE
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