(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. FISHER
THE JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
OSCAR F. CRAIG, Editor.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1902.
Fred Fuuston is proving a very
handy panelling Lag these days.
A Pennsylvania man who made
it a practice lo run for office at
every election has jii't died.
The poets continue to tell us
that “the songs of the plowman
is heard m the land,” when, in
fact, he’s only sweauing at the
mule and the weather.
Strange, isn't it, that the New
nnrt News, which claimed to he a
red-hot Davis paper just before
the primary, should he lighting
him now, after Ins nomination.
Congressman Uriggs, >f Geor
gia, and Ex-Senator David B.
Hill were the chief speakers at a
dinner given hy the Democratic
Club of New Yoik, Both speak
ers made strong pleas for demo
cratic harmony.
Rebresentative Talbert, of
South Carolina, didn’t tniss the
mark very far when he said that
some of tin* du es wear standing
eo’lars so high as to resemble a
while washed fence around a
lunatii ss\ u u
BEFORE ¥Ol MI
YOUR FARMING IMPLEMENTS COHE AND GE1
i
OUR PRICES.
VVE CAN
SAVE YOU HONEY!
We Have a Complete Line of the BEST Implements
on the market.
(JRIFFITII d 1*0 W.
NEWARK, - - . ARKANSAS.
Attorney General Knox says
that his inquiry into the beef
host was made because of the
circumstantial nature of oft-re
peated charges. He says he has
no legal evidence on which ti base
hiss action. He debt have added,
also, that he would not make any
strenuous efforts to obtain the re
quired evidence.
: It is hard for the Sharp County
i Record, the Batesville Guard and
the Newport News to give up
Jones, and they can’t resist the
temptation to shake the dagger
out ot their sleeve every now and
then, examine it’s edge, make a
few hot air flourishes and look
sour at Clarke. The tight is over
boys, put up your knives.
The highly esteemed Hate-vilU*
Bee has installed a new Simplex
Typesetting Machine and this al
ready excellent paper will no
doubt be greatly impioved w hen
the office force get well acquainted
and on speaking terms with this
formidable looking “compositor."
We heartily congratulate the Bee
on it*s prosperity and trust that
it’s sbaddow may never grow
less. _
While in Hot Springs the other
day Governor Davis expressed a
I desire to meet Colonel Rector
and have a rceoncillialion. but
Mr. Rector refused to meet the
governor and said lie would not
be welcome if he should call. Of
course its all ovci and the hatchet
bun ice, so far as The Journal is
l concerned, but we can’t help Gut
j remark that this doesn't sG>vv
ver\ much culture and refinement
in the “gentleman and soil of a
gentleman,' who was so lecenth
held up by his friends as a pure
and um'etiled example of courte
sy and refinemeut.
j It is now admitted by munv re
publicans that no attempt is like
I ly to be made to force the ship
j subsidy bill tlnough the House at
this session of Congress, for fear
j of t he effect it would have upon
I the Congressional elections.
This does not, of course mean
that the job is to be abandoned—
j only that the voters in those sec
tions where there is much opposi
tion to it shall be allowed to think
that it has been abandoned.
Crop Report.
The weather bureau crop report
issued Wednesday says: “In
nearly all sections of the State
cool, wet weather has greatly re
tarded farming operations. Corn
planting is still progressing,
though slowly, on account of the
unfavorable conditions of the
weather and soil; some of the
early planted has come up. Very
little cotton has been planted,
farmers generally waiting for
more favorable weather condi
tions. Preparations for planting,
however, are progressing. Wheal
generally looks well, but in some
few localities it is not doing well
and is being plowed up and the
j land prepared for corn. Oats are
I coming up to fair to good stands.
Irish potatoes are being planted;
the early planted are beginning to
sprout, but on account of the cool,
wet weather, are not coming up
very rapidly. Fruit has not been
damaged to any extent, and all
reports indicate very favorable
prospects for fruit, of all kinds."
The Influence of Talmage.
The death of Thoma* DeWitt
Talmage will be the occasion of!
sorrow and 1 egrets throughout i
America and the English-speaking I
I'he *ena't* c numittee on privi
leges Hint elect i *iis lias killed the
nt-'Ve f >r lIn* |»<.pular election of
eeiiHmrs l-y adopting the Depew
auieinltnent, which would dis
qualify several Southern states.
The vote was on strict party lints.
The ansas City youth who
committed suicide hecause unable
to secure work and help support
his mother was just like a great
many hoys we could mention, ex
cept that they would commit sui
cide if their mother, or somebody,
didn’t support them.
Bird-Shat
Far Tiger.
No use to hunt tigers with
bird-shot. It doesn’t hurt the
tiger any and it’s awfully risky
for you.
Consumption is a tiger
among diseases. It is stealthy
—but once started it rapidly
eats up the flesh and destroys
the life. No use to go hunting
it with ordinary food and med
icine. That’s only bird-shot.
It still advances. Good heavy
charges of Scott’s Emulsion
will stop the advance. The
disease feels that.
Scott’s Emulsion makes the
body strong to resist. It
soothes and toughens the lungs
and sustains the strength until
the disease wears itself out.
Send for free sample.
BCOl I & BOW NE, CiC.T.lMs, 4 - l’earl M . N V
y*. aud #i.oui all druggUu.
I
tvoikl. More people iu the
United States felt that they
“knew TaImago” than that pro
fessed to know any other man of
Lhe last three decades. Mis name
had gone several times around
the globe, his sermons weie pub
lished wherever English news
papers are printed and his per
son had been seen in more pul
pits and on more platforms than
that of any other man of his gen
eration.
Ilis sermons had wings. They
went to millions every week and
were precious messages to them.
For Talm.tge preached the gos
pel—always the good news of
hope, of faith. of lov .-. of cheer-I
fulness and sunshine, l'he weak,
the weary, the sick, the wronged
and the silent, steadfast Ciui'
tians always found elixir, enthu
siasm and ecstacy in Talmage's
sermons. They appealed to the
fieart and not to the head ; to lore
and not to logic; to faith and not
to philosophy.
The millions who found com
fort and cheer in his preaching
will miss him most, Hundreds
of thousands of home will mourn
because bis message will come to
them no more- Mis death to
them is that of a familial friend,
a cheerful guide and a prophetic
preacher. Mis death is a large
loss to the Christian life of the
nation.
A $5000 Cash Prize Offer.
The Atlanta Constituion offers
$5,000 in a new cash prize contest
upon the lumber of bales in the
total United States cotton crop,
1001-02, provided the estimates
are received during April, 1902.
There arc four piizes, $2,000, $1,
250 and $750 for the best three
estimates, and $1,000 for general
distribution among all estimates
coming within 500 bales either
way from the exact tiguie. Every
estimate must be accompanied by
a yearly subscripts n to The
Weekly Constitution, $1,0C per
year, and double estimates are
allowed on all Constitution ami
Sunny South combination sub
scriptions. both for only $1.25
per year.
The Constitution stands exactly
up ti the letter upon all its offers
Send in today and put the whole
thing, letter, money and estimate,
in the same envelope, addressed;
to
The Atlanta Constitution,
Atlanta, (Ja.
--
MAO NESS NEWS.
[by antxkyJ
Some cotton being planted thi> ,
week.
J. C, Lew is and his pretty i
wife attended cliuich here Sun
day.
A. Hammonds and family were,
the guests of Hilbert .Jones .Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mi's Nettie Miller and Elbert
Fiench, of Oil Trough, were v s
iting here Monday and Tuesday.
Many of ’he Newark foil s wete
up Sundry, Come ainin, ladies
aid gentlemen, we ae pn ud to
see you.
.Judge M. L. Arnold is going to
start to the Lone Star Scale next
Monday, to see In- daughter and
attend t he re union.
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How About
Your Heart
Feel your pulse a few minutes.
Is it regular? Are you short of
breath, after slight exertion
as going up stairs, sweeping,
walking, etc? Do you have
pain in left breast, side or
between shoulder blades, chok
ing sensations, fainting cr
smothering spells, inability to
lie on left side? If you have
any of these symptoms you
certainly have a weak heart,
and should immediately take
MUeV Heart Cure
Mr. F. H. 0*l;s of Jamestown, N. Y.,
whose genial face appears above, says:
“J xccssive use of tobacco seriously
affected niv heart. I suffered severe
pains about the heart, and in the left
shoulder and side; while the palpitation
would awaken me from my sleep. I
began t.iktng Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
and soon found permanent relief.”
Sold by all Druggi+ta,
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Eikhart, Ind.
■w”
49 years.
1853 to 1902.
The house of Hollenberg has placed Pianos and Organs in
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 inst ruments
as would prove a pleasure to the purchasers and a testimonial
of our fitness to serve the public.
The enviable record 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 on
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
Killers combined, is additional proof that we can and do sell
line instruments at a less price than any or all competition can
meet
I f you desire a Piano or Organ it will please us to fully dls
i uss with you the many advantages we offer. Call to see us or
v.rite. Your inquiries, are solicited and will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
-Established 1853.
Hoiienberg Music Co,
Factory Warerooms
317 Main Street. Little Rock, Ark.
248 Wabash Avc., Chicago, Illinois.
\NY)e.) In Town Come Iq
And Lon|^ at My Stock of
General Merchandise
Front Street Opposite Depot. Every thing Nice & New
J. M. Martin.
W. T. MAENEHB
—DEALER IN—
Live Stock, Corn, Hny snd Fcedstuffs.
-Highest Market Price Paid for Cotton Seed.
| SPRINGTIME HAS CCME ]
And we will lay aside the heavy Winter 3
E clothing and supply ourselves with lighter |f
E garments for the warm weather; and when Ei
E you go to select them, come around and let me
| show you the nicest line of Spring Clothing |f
E ever exhibited in Newark, consisting of the 3
| very latest and up-to-date things in the 3
E clothing line. You w ill only have to see them 3
E to appreciate their value. E5
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LADIES HATS ,
in Ladies Hals, ready to wear, -
we have the largest and prettiest'
line in town. The ladies are cor
oially invited to call and inspect ^
them. «
DRY GOODS
U e have a well selected stock
of Dn (ioods, consist ing of every
thing from a Wedding Costume
down to everyday and kitchen
apparel, a d in all styles and
figures.
table delicacies
I have them- anything in the5
edible line to be had—consisting*
of all kinds of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. A car of fine flour just’
received.
TO THE PEARL HUNTERS
I have pearling forks without 1
handles, cut off right ready furl
handling. They are shipped di-'
reel from the factory, and I can*
save you money when you want*
to buy. ,
FEED
t I carry everything in the way
'of feed, such as Corn, Corn chops,
I Wheat barn, Oats, etc:
FARM inPLEflENTS
F carry the Moline line of plows,
and cultivators and the celebrated
McCormick mowers and rakes—
all sold on easy terms or for cash.
When you want a good, first class
implement let me show you my
line, and give you the good quali
1 ies they posess. Corn and cotton
planters combined. Two-horse
"in planters are all the go now.
1 he time for planting is now at
hand and I can save you money
on your purchases in this line
A PREniUM
I give a premium on all cash
purchases. Ask about It. No
trouble to answer questions.
QUEENSWARE
1 he only Class and Queensware
house in town. I can furnish
you with a full dinner set, or any*
Cling in single pieces that you
niav desire.
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I pay the highest market price for all kinds
ol produce, mercandise or cash. Don’t forget
to bring your chickens and eggs around and
get their worth. I always have a full and
complete line of everything, so you will always
nut what you want here without going all
over town. &
D O N ’ I FO RGET THE PLACE
5. C. BEANE
Opposite Depot, . . . Newark, Arkansas.
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