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McCHORY. ARKANSAS.
E. C. KRA;1ER, Editor.
Entered at ’.He Fust Office at MoCrory.
A ,kn: .,as. it a sc eond-Class mallitnattcr.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
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ANNOUNC E HE NTS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
V.'/> are authorized to announce Hon. P. K
,vt|. : -ws of Augusta os candidate for prosecu
te.:; attorney of the First Circuit, subject to
tit, action of the Democratic party.
COR REPRESENTATIVE.
Tin News is authorized to announce ATTY.
E. C. UKAMER of MeCrory, as candidate for
ilf.-.r. rsentative from Woodruff county in the
,-fouth Genetal Assembly of Arkansas
subject to the action of the Democratic party
i'ire News fs authorized to announce J, D.
Ehi edge. of Augusta, as a candidaee for the
I••■iriocratie nomination to repesent Woodrnff
co inty in the next General Assembly; subject
to the action of the Democrat party.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,
we are authorized to announce Eck Simp
S: Of Cotton Plant as a candidate for the of
fice ,.f Circuit Clerk, subject to the Demo
errih Party.
y, are authorized to announce Mr. Hamblet
Da1.;;, of Augusta, as cudidate for Circuit
clerk of Woodruff county; subeetto the action
of the Democratic Party.
The News is authorized to announce Paul
Martin of HoweU. as a candidate for the office
of circuit clerk, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
FOR ASSESSOR.
\Yc ere authorized to announce John Gard
■ ^napps as a candidate for assessor of
Woodruff county, subject to the action of
the DeraocratiParty.
FOIi STATE SENATOR.
T'-e NEWS is authorised to announce HON.
O N. idlloutfh of Gross co. as candidate for
the i . inocratio nomination to represent Cross
and oodrufT Counties in the Senate of the
next Ceneral Assembly: subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The News takes the pleasure of
calhng the voters’ attention to
Mr. Hamblet Dale’s card an
nouncing himself as candidate
for circuit clerk of Woodruff
county. Mr. Dale is one of the
most popular young1 men of Au
g. sta and well known through
out) the county. He is prepared
to attend to a‘ny of the various
uties that are required at the
hands of the clerk and we ask
the voters of Woodruff to give
him their thoughtful considera
tion on election day.
We call attention of the demo
cracy of Woodruff county to the
card of Paul Martin of Howell ns
candidate for the democratic
nomination for circuit clerk of
ur own dear county. Mr. Mar
lin is a gentleman in every re
spect; genial and courteous in
his manners, thoughtful in what
he says and does. He is one of
■he best known young men of
our county and numbers his
friends by the number of his ac
quaintances. Mr. Martin’s sterl
ing qualities will insure a strict
business administration of the
county records, if the people
will honor him by an election.
The Advertiser wants to ask
the editor of the Democrat this
question: If, as you say, it is
wrong for Governor .Davis to es
pouse the cause of Governor
Clarke for the United States Sen
ate, why is it wrong for Senator
Berry, and many others we could
mention to espouse the cause of
Senator Jones. Is not this a fact,
if Governor Davis had enlisted in
the interest of Senator Jones
wouldn’t you have sung his praise
from one side of the State to the
other and is not all this howl you '
are raising against our Governor !
because he does not agree with)
you as to the man we should send j
to the United States Senate, and \
has the courage to say so? The!
Advertiser believes its readers:
will agree with it when it says!
that all this big demonstration j
the Democrat is making against1
Governor Davis is simply because
the Democrat cannot use the Gov
ernor, and the Governor has the
courage of his convictions irre
spective of the views of the Ark
ansas Democrat or its editor. If
Governor Davis has at heart the
interest of the people and the in
terests of the Democratic party,
and if he believes, and can show
excellent reasons why the elec
tion of Senator Jones would be
against the interests both of the
people and the party, would he
not be recreant to his duty not to
tell these reasons to the voters,
and let them draw their conclu
sions from the true facts and re
cords?—Little Rock Advertiser.
BUS BUKG PAPERS.
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properties to their own use.
Thus much disturbing the peace
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John PHILLIPS
UP-TO-DATE
•Shaving Parlor.
Satisfaction guaranteed; come
to see me.
Mccrory,..Ark.
and quiet of the King of England
and many other persons too
numerous to mention. But my
friend, Oid Bill Nubbs, says that
he prophesies that Johny Bull
will lay around and fool his time
away ’till the Boers git mad and
they will git a move on them
selves and they will utterly bust
up and wipe out and annihilate
the English army. So also will
the stiff necked Pliillipino con
tinue to claim that he has some
rights that should be respected,
but we will show him that he is
wrong even if it does cost us a
thousand times more than the
whole business is worth or even
if it breaks up every laboring
mau in the United States with
its burden of taxation. My
; friend Bill says, that we will
surely take in every thing the
Pliillipino owns and that wTe will
learn him to know and kneel to
I his master, but by the time we
get it done, there won’t be any of
him left. If that be so, we will
| be at liberty to go up to the goodly
j land and in the most profoud
I spirit of Christian fair play “gob
! ble up” all that W'as his. Thus it
| has alwrays been. This is the
: history of the world. The strong
i have in the name of religion
I robbed the weak. Bill says,
! that in former days, it was done
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will be due you, if you trade where you can save mo
ney and unless we can prove that to you, we do not ask
your trade.
OUR STOCK is more COMPLETE now than ever.
WO have a Fresh lot of Cabbage, Potatoes, Onions,
Kraut, Pickles, Buckwheat, Evayorated Fruits,
(\pi4es and Peaches) Prunes, Suudried Fruit.
When you want some nice Jelly, try Gelatine.
Have you seen our now premiums? Call and examiue
them, They are handy for the kitchen. A pleased
Customer is our best ad. Give us a trial and we will
show you how we please. YOURS FOR SUCCESS,
Charlie COOK.
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in the name and in the interest
of a heathen God, but now as
we have advanced so far ahead of
the heathens, we can just as
honestly do the same bloody
work in the name and for the in
terest of a once crucified but
risen Savior. So that makes it
ail right. “Let us go up and
possess the land.”
Following these, two great
questions come the Nicaraguan
canal, the reciprocity bill, ware
less telegraphy, telephone, the
nev,r comet, proposed trouble
with Turk and Bulgarian and
DON’T YOU FORGET ME
When in need of anything
in the Undertaker’s Line.
I have all sizes of Picture
Frames cheap for cash. I
Guarantee and do all kinds
of Job Work. Call and see
me for Bargains.
11. T. RANEY,
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among ourselves the whiskey,
interstate traffic, elections, lynch
laws”—Now just hold oh Bill and
I would like to say something
about that. Bill and I knows
that lynchings are in the land
and we do know that many
speeches have been made and
much labor expended trying to
find out the cause and the cure.
We have read lots of this from
the wise of the land and also
from lots of the poor darned
fools all to no avail, from the fact
that each and every one of them
are doing their very best to lead
the people as far from the facts
as possible.
The legal fraud ascribes it to
the opposition to law and order
among the masses. The political
fraud, to oposition to his party.
The pious fraud, to hei’editar.v
depravity of the human heart.
As to the legal fraud, Bill wants
to know how it comes that he yet
lives if his theory is right, be
cause said fraud well knows that
j he has deserved killing long ago
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your
own
conclu
sion
1 have been in
the painting
business more
than twenty
five years,
if you need
anything in
the painting
line why not
get someone
to do the
work who is a Practical Paint
I write signs, hang paper, do all
kinds of Interior Decorating,
in fact, anything usually done
by a painter, prices consistent ril
with good work. Give me a tria
John T. O’Failon, |
THE PAINTER.
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for the way he has deceived and
skinned the people ever since he
became a lawyer and “who made
the laws anyhow,” him or the
people? As to the political fraud
Bill says it is not worth the wind
to answer him as no one ever
heard of politicks being mixed
up in it for the last 30 or 40 years
nor even whether the “artists”
in the case were of any political
party, only just that the people
had executed the penalty of the
broken law upon a subject that
deserved it and furthermore de
ponent saitli not “only that and
nothing more.” As to the pious
fraud Bill says that it is not the
righteous nor law abiding ones
that get lynched but it is the
likes of him and all other unclean
i knobs and knots on the back of
society that catch it and that it
1 is the natural outcome of matters
\ and things as they are. The
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tendencies of lawyers and couits
to draw out and prolong cases to
the utmost limit everything no
matter what only so that it will
bring boodle is the main thing
that induces lynching, they fid
dle faddle around and monkey
about and twist law and facts
into such knots that they can’t
be untangled and then the rapist
or murderer goes free and the
people pay the bill and to get the
money they tax the people and
they, the people, pay the penalty.
(CONTINUED.)
IN MEHORIAM.
On last Sunday night Jan. 20th
1902, while all the earth seemed
sad and the heavens were shed
ding icy tears of hail and sleet,
one precious little angel; a rose
bud of future hope; the music of
the home; the pride and joy of all
her acquaintances; was plucked
from this cold sad earth to dwell
in that mansion not made with
hands eternal in the heavens.
When we contemplate the voy
age of life and see a home bereft
of its pride and its music; see the
vacant chair in the corner: see
the school-books on the table: we
feel like giving up in dispair, but
behind the clouds of saddest woe,
behind the clouds of dire dispair,
rises the star of hope. Christ,
who suffered on the cruel cross,
is inviting us all to come. “Come
all ye that labor and are heavy la
den and I-will give you rest.”
Little Ruth was 13 years of age
and one of the brightest little jew
els that ever gladdened this earth.
The News joins the many
friends of the family in sympa
thizing with the heart-broken
family in this sad hour.
A Good Rcccommcndatlon.
“I have noticed that the sale on
Chamberlain’s Stomach & Liver
Tablets is almost invariably to
those who have once used them,
says Mr. J. H. Weber, a promi
nent druggist of Cascade, Iowa.
What better recommendation
could any medicine have than fox
people to call for it when again in
need of such a remedy? Try them
when you feel dull after eating,
when you have a bad tast in your
mouth, feel billious, have no ap
petite or when troubled with
constipation and you are certain
to be delighted with the prompt
relief which they afford. For
sale by Dr. J. B. Neal of McCro
ry and A. S. Thompson of De
View, Arkansas.
REMARKABLE CURE OF CROUP.
A Little Boy's Life Saved.
I have a few words to say re
garding Chamberlain.s Ciough
Remedy. It saved my little boy’s
life and I feel that I cannot
praise it enough. I bought a
bottle of it from A. E. Steere of
Goodwin, G. D., and when J got
home with it the poor baby could
hardly breathe. I gave the med
icine as directed every ten min
utes until he “threw up” and
then I thought sure he was go
ing to choke to death. We had
to puil the phlegm out of his
mouth in great long strings. I
am positive that if I had not got
that bottle of cough medicine,
my boy would not be on earth to
day.—Joel Demont, Inwood,
Iowa. Sold by Dr. J. B. Neal of
McCrory and A. S. Thompson of
DeView, Arkansas.
The
Choctaw
ROUTE
THE NEW LINE BETWEEN
The EAST and
WEST
Double daily Wide Vestibuled
Trains between
Memphis and 0k»
Eahoma Territory
Close connection at ten junc.
jtion points with trains in all
| directions North, South, East
j and West. Pullman Sleepers
: and Free Reclining Chir Cars or
! all trains. The very best line to
Hot Springs, Ark,
GEORGE H. LEE, J. F. HOLDEN,
: Gen’l Pass, and Tkt. Atrent. Traffic Manager
HENRY WOOD, General Manager.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
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HERB INE should be used in1
enrich and purify the blood: it
cures all forms of blood disor
ders, is especially useful in
fevers, skin eruptions, boils,
pimples, blackheads, scrofula, i
salt rheum and every form of
blood impurity; it is a safe and
effectual cure. Price, 50 cents.
Sold by Dr. Neal.
On last Thursday while Bon
Watson, Jake Bishop and Bob
Lee were out bird hunting, a
covey of birds flew between Ben
and Jake. They both raised
their guns to shoot and Jake
pulled back the trigger of his
gun and the gun fired, shooting
Ben in the face. It is feared
that Ben will loose his left eye.
Boys should be more careful
with their guns or do like Nancy
never own one.
Our friend P. M. Lemon, who
is doing a lot of work at Grays,
was in town last Monday. He
tells us that the Angelo house is
moving along nicely considering
the weather and plenty other
jobs are awaiting his first oppor
tunity to ply the hatchet and the
saw.
On Thursday, Jan., 16, 1902 a
new firm was organized by the
name of Thompson-Hailey Co.,
with M. D. Thompson as presi
dent and Clayton Hailey as secre
tary and treasurer. They will
| do business where Hailey & At
! kinson formerly served the pub
I lie. The new firm is one of the
strongest business organizations
in the county and will no doubt
bring much vigor into the mer
cantile life of McCrory.
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Is the word. We will hot
^e u n (| 01*501 cl by anyone.
Flour, Sugar, coffee, Glassware, and Hardware.
Guns fni Ammunition.
We always carry Canned-goods, Dried Fruit, Fresh Garden
Seeds, Onion-sets, Beans and Peas.
Stoves and kitchen utinsils
DRY GOODS! I have the agency
for Stout's Patent Snag proof Rubber
Boots, shoes: Gents furuishillg GOODS- -
John Shearer
McCrory and DeView, Arkansas.
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The Ideal Restaurant
71 n n H n n n H n
is the place to pet
First class meals
Served Promptly
at all Lours ami at reasonable rates. I constantly have on hand a
kinds of sandwiches, oysters in any style, pies, cakes, lunches,
fact eveything usually kept by a First -class Restaurant,
Anything In my line is first class
0. A. Difts. Proprietor.
H Heat Flarket and Restaurant.
We shall endeavor to always have on hand the
Best and Choicest Heats obtainable.
And wiieu you want a good meal, call and see us. Oysters
and Celery on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Meals at all hours.
Yours For Business.
Greer and Company.
COLE £ KIDD
We have good teams and careful
After a short rest, we have again started
a livery stable and we invite our old friends
to come and see us on Main street west of Shearer’s Store.
drivers.
to come a
HcCrory, .%.%.%.%.% . Ark.
We sell all kinds of
FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE, SHELF HARDWARE,
I LOOK OIL CLOTH, MATTING, WJ X LOW SHADES, CERTAIN POLES,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY, CHAIR BOTTOMS, WOVEN WIRE,
COTS, DOORS, WINDOWS, WINDOW' GLASS,
EASELS, ( MATTRESSES, SPINGS, SEWING MACHINES,
We have the best sewing machines on the market. Call and
see me and I will tr£ to inteiest you.
Ed HAMILTON.
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