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FRIDAY, APRIL s,
SON FOR NEWARK
/>( Memphis ha- n> - d i
f $50,000 to be used in j
the advantages of that
orld. The money was j
by the progressive,
itizens of Mem-;
that the people j
wide awake,
and smaller towns !
rave inaugurated !
ns of this kind |
ing good results. The j
or community that sits 1
waits for the world
along and ask what in
ents it has to offer, will get!
left far in the rear in the race for
better and greater things.
This is a hustling, progressive
age and every man and < very com
munity must blow his own horn
or it will not be blown.
There should be a good lesson j
in this for Newark. We have here
the most favorable, situation and
surroundings,which if properly d( -
veloped would make this one of
the best towns in the state, but
our people are making ab.<oluteI.\
no effort to let the outside world
know what we have. Newark
hould wake u.v and get into the
booster class.
Last year's American cotton
crop was worth $b;7,OO(i,0<tO,
Adding the \alue of the seed, the
aggregate value of the crop was
about $SOO,Ouo,OoO. If the cotton
and other raw products of the
uufactured in the
the weallhi
d.
a bad idea
ay for a
cl
mini
t lie
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, (irOV.
u*1, 'Sr. is :\ .ntin
W Mr, H|a
nafigh’s home ward in thr e.iuy oi'
rjttl. Rock gave Gov. Donagbcy j
fifty-two majority. Thats altjrbst]
like rubbing it in pn a fellow.
There wus r.o question mark nf
t r that Arkansas gubernatorial
election. When a candidate car
ries nearly every county in a state
it is written large that he is the
people's choice. Memphis Com
mercial Appeal.
The Sharp County Record won
ders what the newspapers are go
ing to talk about now that the pri
maries are over. lias the Record
exhausted its vocabulary on Do..
nghe.N' IleC still governor, you
know. ____________
Duty, be it a small matter or
great, is duty still, and it is only
they who do their duty in every
day and trivial matters who ful
fill it on great occasions.
Senator .Jell Davis think" some
body i* trying to ruin him. He
doesn’t realize the fact that he U:|
ruining himself by talking too
much. Toledo Blade.
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li. Beecher Lewi*?ijformer state
lecturer of the Farmers Fnion,
was elected by a big majority to
represent St. Francis county in
the next legislature.
Don’t try to make a President
out of your boy. If you make a
good, plain, honest citizen out of
him, you will have done the world
good service.
It is "aid that half the world
doesn’t know how the other half
lives. \ml it i" plainly evident
that it doesn t care \ cry much eith
er. _
There is at least one consolation
for the defeated candidate- Tin re
will be another electi m two years
from now.
And its (fO\ err.oi D naghev
some more.
The Demon of I lie Air
Is the germ of la giippe, that,
breathed in, brings suffering to
thou-ands. It" after effects are
weakness, nervouMiess, lack of ap
petite. energy and ambition, w
red liver and kidneys, i
ed tle :i i" Flectric 11
tonic, blood pi
'a Little
Lit hi part hi \ on r
li yon expect to
iv you, you must
anents and meth^
nc i'll \ in up^^SA
;WE ARE IN BUSINESS
FOB YOUR HEALTH \
t Let us fill your prescrip
} tions, and we can prove
this fact to you. We are
t prepared to meet all
f requirements, both in
PURITY
EXCELLENCE
Of our drugs and chem
icals,, and in the reliabili
ty of the service. No
one ever tills a prescrip
tion in this drug store
who is not thoroughly
qualified under the law
and by years of experi
ence. Bear these facts in
mind. Come to us and
TAKE NO CHANCES WITH
YOUR HEALTH
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NEWARK DRUG COMPANY 5
Jas. it. Ketchem, .'lgr.
WILL MAKE IT WAR."I
liev. J. L. Brown, who repre- j
sented Independence county in
Tic hi'! h-ci-hit :I t-, d; i nu^fet h -
W1
candidate for ri -election. The In
dependence democratic central
committe demanded that ail can
didates si^n a piodtie to support
the nominees and this Brown re
fused to tit). He told the com
mittee he would support the tick
et unlcs- boodlers or drunkards/
were found thereon, 'out this pt/n
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MO I MLR
DREN
11 i/i I V i)I;R
Aprii i. Mr-. Elias
er tour children arc
his place on the charge
of kil nfitr tiie v ■ ii; . husband
near f1'1111' '■'pni: in this county
last/*1 ',r- A. rt' ■ S ia ri >r, the l->
n -*! <• 1 s< i ■ ■: t r. • -lain man, did
/ie shoMi;ii_r, !., !,;r,o his father
witii u t v ■ ,h : which he took
from iii; i-i ! latter’s pillow
w 1 jiie he -di pt \ oiiny Shafer ul
ieyes th.it m- father threatened to
kill the entire family. Excitement
i' unite cii m the community
iver tin
>e "i iv
traced\
KILLED UNDER WAGON
I’nnmould, Aprils. “Uoonrod
xoc fur. a well-known farmer
iine mdes north of here, is dead
t In - i:ome as the result of injuries
ei-c|\ cl last Saturday while he
vas returning to hi- home from
agould. In some manne
lira/
Icctuier fell from his wacon i
.
u/1
i/h
P issed over his bt
i/:i. red internal m^
1 IMBE
RESOLUTIONS Olr RE SPEC I
To the Worshipful Maste
Wardens and Brethren of Bayou
[aster,
Dota Lodge No. 126, F. and A. M.
We, your committee appointed
to draft resolutions commemora
tive of the death of our brother,
.James K. P. Wood. :uk leave to
submit the folllowing. N
Brother Wood was born May 3.
1845, near Knoxville, Term. He
came with his father to Arkansas
in 1851, and settled in Indepen
dence county. lie joined the Con
federate Army, in 1862. lie was
converted and joined the M. E.
Church South, in 1866 lie was
married to Sarah E. McLain dan.
2, 186U. He joined Bayou I>ota
Lodge 1s7•); died March 3, I'd 10.
Brother Wood leaves a wife and
six children. He was confined to
his home at Sulphur Rock for
several months and suffered in
tense pain, but was patient and
submissive in all his sufferings.
He was loved by all who knew
him. Brother Wood was a man
of sound judgment and clear
knowledge, always consistent and
conservative, strictly temperate
and punctual and faithful in all
relations of life. Therefore, be it
Resolved. That we bow in sub
mission to the will and decree of
the All Wise Ruler of the Uni
verse in the Translation of one of
our brothers in the decline of life,
and praying the (Jreat Spirit to
guide and protocol lie family from
>iasN»^the cold and
tor my
and th> they may
broken family «n the
nal dory.
I, second, That we ex
r sincere and heartfelt
■it by to the family and point
ugeping eyes and aching
to Him who tempers the
horn Lamb, as the
source from which comfort
.•and consolation can come.
Brother Wood was buried with
Masonic honors in the family
graveyard, in the presence of a
vast concourse of p ople, there to
await the resurrection day,
when we shall all -land before the
King, to be awarded according to
our deed.
We recommend that the Altai
and .Jewels be draped in mourning
thirty days, and that a memorial
page m our records be dedicated
to his memory. We also recom
mend that a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to The Newark
Journal and Bate-ville (iminl for
publication and that a copy be
sent to the family of the deceased
brother. Fraternally submitted,
W. M. Knvr,
F. L. ,1 kkmuan,
P. L. Lam:,
W. J. Lo\n,
< ommittee.
LOOK HERE, HR. MAN
If you want to sell your farm
see the White River Land eb.
vestment Co.
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