Try one of those hot baths at
the Newark bath house. They are
fine.
You can always get something
good to eat at Galloway’s restau
rant.
J. H. Davidson has our thanks
for a wheel of commerce of sub
scription.
Hankers money orders sold by
the Bank of Newark are payable
anywhere.
Patronize your home merchants.
A dollar sent out of town never
returns to you.
Prof. VV. J. Herrington and
brother, Fred, of Charlotte, were
in the city Friday.
Buy American Wire Fence—the
best on earth, from Barnett Bros.
Merc. Co., Batesville, Ark.
You get no stale groceries at
Holderby & Lawton’s; they get
fresh goods almost every day.
rl’L
* in ii in nivt? ua>
the cash and the priviledge to bu.v
where you can do the best. Whit
ing.
li \Y. Hu!sc.\, one of the Oil
Trough country's good citizens,
w;i> transacting ou-mess in town
Friday.
Every property owner should
have ay abstract of title to ho
property. ( raig & Henderson
make them.
.1 F. 4 laid well, one of the De
partve neighborhood's good citi
zens, was looking a,ter business
in town Saturday.
I here is no room in a really
g<fod town for 4 he man who car
ries a knife up his >lee\ e for al
who differ from him. Honest dif
ferences of opinion should always
be met with tolerance and good
humor.
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tlie heart once in every two
minutes. If this action be
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body suffers. Poor health !
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anti more direct benefits.
To get the greatest amount
of good with the least pos
sible effort is the desire of
everyone in poor health.
Scott’s Emulsion docs just
that. A change for the
better takes place even be
fore you expect it.
We uill send you a
sample free.
Be sure that this
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a label is on the w rap
per of every bottle of
Kmulsion you buy.
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Chemist*
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
50 cent* and ft.00
All druggiit*
Craig & Henderson write life
insurance for tin* strongest, old-line
company in America- -the lV]uita
ble.
Highest market price paid for
chickens, eygs, furs and all kinds
of country produce at I Iolderb,\
& Lawton's.
Mrs. M. S. Fisher arrived home
Friday from Nashville, Tennessee,
where she spent some time visit
ing relatives.
If you have money to loan I
will place it on good property;
subject to your approval, without
cost. T. «I. Haney, Newark.
Mrs. Ella Jack left Sunday
morning for her home at \ an Bur
j en, after a pleasant visit here with
j her daughter, Mrs F. < lloyt.
The track of Hie hite Rivet
road has been laid and nut in shape
j for traffic as far as Zinc. It* miles
northeast of Harrison, in Boone
county.
Our good friend H F. Mayhan,
one of White River township s
promising young farmers, was it;
town Friday, and called and ad
vanced his subseption a dollar’s
; worth.
W. II. (lire, one of 111 sick River
township’s good citizens, was
transacting business n town Fri
day. Being a good republican, hf
is of course, elated over tin* result
of the Presidential election.
Mr. and irs. I Nucsods
and children, Irs, (' p. R -eyes,
MBs Minis Barnes and Rand dpi
< Imrcliill arrived home Saturday
mori ing from Si. Louis when
t ie\ sp-nt a week at the World’?
Fair.
The Newport News says: The
streets are filled with cotton fine
the price is good, but much of it
i" taken foi rent and supplies Wt
'often woneei when the time wil
come tor the South to raise it?
food at d manufacture its col tor
goods
The American people would In
far happier if they would get out
of debt and keep out. There is n
lot of satisfaction in getting up it
the morning jingling a couple oi
dollars in your breeches pocket
and realizing that you owe no mar
a dollar.
A sentimental editoi out in Kan
j sas asks: “Are there any sweetet
words in the Lnglish language
than these:—T love you’!” Per
haps not, but the words, “Mere’?
that dollar I owe you on subscrip
tion,’’ are not lacking in sweet
ness of enunciation to the ear of i
newspaper man.
Our good friend B. F. Owens
one ot Madness township's goot
farmers, was transacting l>u sines;
in town Saturday. Mr. Owens ha;
made a good crop this year anc
lias it all gathered, his cotton sold,
corn, potatoes and other product
all stored, and is now ready to en
joy the fruits of his year’s labors.
Will the fate of Boh Crosby In
a lesson to the young fellows whc
like to play the role of “tough?’
Perhaps it would be better to hav«
public executions, for thoughtles;
.and reckless young would-be but
men who never read, but woult
! probably attend a hanging anc
thereby have set before them as
| an object lesson the awful conse
quence of crime.—Calico Rock
Progress.
Wanted:—Quickly, few persons
to represent long established
wholesale house among retail mer
chants and agents. Local territory
of few counties. $i8 salary and
expences paid weekly. Expense
money advanced. Commission
extra. Permanent engagement.
Business successful. Previous
experience not essential. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Address,
Superintendent Travelers Dear
born St., Chicago.
I). I). Whisnant, one of the
h tiding tanners of Logan town
. p’ was looking after business!
in town Friday and called to re
new top |'|1(. Journal, lie says
the farmers in his part of the
country are almost done gathering i
cotton, and that they made’con-1
siderably more than they expected I
tin would when they began gath
ering.
Blessed are the advertisers for
they shall obtain customers. They
are the light of the world. A city
that is set on a hill cannot be hid,
noi can one that keeps in the light
of primer’s ink Neither do wise
men offer a Un gain and put it un
tlet a bushel, but in the papers!
wlituc all nia.y see and profit there- !
bv. Let your light so shine be-!
tore men that they seeing your
(bargains may be constrained to
flock to your store and buy, and :
thus you profit, thereby
ORIGIN OF THE BOLL WEEVIL.
It happened many years atm
In the cactus wilds of Mexico;
A tumble bug sat down to rest
On the shifting wing of a doodle bug’s
nest.
In his swallow-tail coat of Paris Green
A handsomer bug was never seen.
I he doodle bug, too, was queenly and i
fair
And her bosom had never knoWn a !
care;
But her heart-throbs tliumined like aj
flv in a jujj
i As she gazed on the handsome tumble
bug.
So, shaking tlie dust f r an her royal
head.
She approached her truest and blush
ing ly said.
“'Tis leap year, stranger. ”
Then he arose
And pointedly asked:
‘*l)o you propose?”
I nvitatious soon went around
To all the bugs that e.iuld tie found,
And the crowd that gathered was not
the least
That ever at tended a marriage feast.;
And the pomp and glare and the great
lehown,
Were never surpassed in noodle bug
town.
At the midnight hour the knot was;
tied,
And the bridegroom kissed liis lovely i
bride,
While the parting guests joined, one
and all.
In the farewell song called “After the
Ball.”
1 The honeymoon passed like a summer
dream,
While time flowed on like a crystal
stream
And all seemed well with husband and
wife
, As they settled down to practical life,
“Yankee Hoodie,” his wife’s best song,
Mr. Tumble Bug heard the whole day
1 long,
And her ladyship laughed till her eyes
turned red,
When lie rolled bis dough and stood
un Ins head.
So the “Circes” hug had plenty to do I
When it came to making a living for
t #0,
For lie aided his wife, as a good man
should;
Brought in the water and cut the
wood,
Washed the dishes and swept, the hall
And pushed her to town on a rubber
tired bail. /
Ihit when their children began to come
As thick as lleas in a hull pup's home,
' Their green food instincts were too
, quiet
For the “outstinks” of their father's
died:
So bidding their parents a fond adieu, .
The/ spread their pinions for pas
tures new.
Thev halted not on the yellow sand,
Thai gleams like gold on the Rio
Grande,
But rising high over hill and plain,
Tney fell *n l*ie cotton belt like rain,
A,,/ buried themselves, both body
and soul.
In the heart of the Texas cotton boll,
j. j. Taylok, Weatherford, Tex. ,
Warning Order.
Before J- T. Tharp, Justice of tlie
Peace of Big Bottom Township, Inde
pendence County, Arkansas.
* j e. Pelley. plaintiff, versus Char*!
lie Draper, Itichaid iSnelson and W.
I smith, defendants.
The defendant, Charlie Draper, is
warned to appear in said Justice of
j, e peace court within 30 days and
.. ewer the complaint and affidavit of
a .intiff, J- E. Pelley.
I'1,11 J. T Thakc, J. P.
paled this 12th day of November,
i cu)4
S A. Moore attorney for plaintiff.
Vancy & Casey, attorneys for non
resident defendant.
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It gives animals and fowls of all
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It costs 25c. a can and saves tea
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