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THE ONLY ROAD TO SUCCESS
Some Words of Timely Advise to
Young People Who Read
The Journal.
The Journal heartily endorses
the following from Home and
Farm, and hopes its young
friends will read and ponder it
well:
It has truthfully been said,
“School days are the happiest
days of life,” but it is seldom that
the boy or girl realizes such to be
the case until school days are past
and they have engaged in some
pursuit in life, in which they meet
adversity and misfortune. Then
it is that they see how much bet
ter they might have succeeded if
they had only spent their school
hours in hard, earnest study.
The school room is made up of
two classes of students those who
go to improve their time and those
who (as they term it) go to have a
good time.
The first class always know their
lessons, lead their classes and are
considered the brightest scholars
in school.
I tie onghtness is otten tne re
suit of hard study. Tin* other
class seldom know a lesson. They
nre'alwuys on the look-out for fur.
They not only do not study them- !<
selves but attract the attention of
•others. The result is that they *
leave school with a bud record,
while honors are heaped On then
classmates. ,<
School days arc not only the
happiest days of .\oiith, but the 1
most important. While the mind
is young and lender it must he
trained and expanded in the school
room. Good manners and refine
ment must he acquired. The i
principles of morality must be in- ;
eulcated. Character must be I
built. Let the mind remain dor
mant and ignorance reign until
school days and days of youth an* j
passe*.1 and character will he al
% most hopeless.
It is true that the country does ^
not oiler tie* literary advantages |
which the city does, lint the city ,
offers more snares and temptations ,
than the country. Where have (
our great men cmnefromf Mot ot
them came from the country. Du 1 j
not think T am prejudiced a^.dnst ,
the eit.\. Tliere are some great
and good men living in cities. ,
Build your ideal high. Humid ,
it never amount to anything more
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Take
at Home
Arc you a sufferer?
Has your doctor been unsuc
cessful?
Wouldn’t you prefer to treat
yourself—AT HOME?
Nearly 1,500,000 women have
bought Wine of Cardui from
their druggists and have cured
themselves at home, of such
troubles as periodical, bearing
down and ovarian pains, leucor
rhcea, barrenness, nervousness,
dizziness, nausea and despond
enev, caused by female weakness.
These are not easy cases.
Wine of Cardui cures when the
doctor can’t.
Wine of Cardui does not irri
tate the organs. There is no pain
in the treatment. It is a soothing
tonic of healing herbs, free from
strong and drastic drugs. It ia
successful because it cures in a
natural way.
Wine of Cardui can be bought
from your druggist at $1.00 a
bottle aud you can begin this
treatment today. Will you try it?
I In cases requiring special directions,
address, giving symptoms. The Ladles
Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tcnxi.
HOT SPRINGS SWEPT BY FIRE
Over Two hundred Buildings Burned-«Three Lives
Lost- — Property Loss is Estimated at
Nearly Two flillion Dollars.
Hot Springs. Ark., Fi>l>. 2a.
With the rapidity and destructive
ness of a cyclone, fire swept the
southern part of Hot Springs ear
ly this morning, two hours before
dawn.
The losses are variously esti
mated at from $ 1,000,Of>0 to #2,
000,000.
Three charred corpses have
been found among the ruins and
as several persons are reported
missing, the death list may be in
creased.
Among the buildings destroyed
are the Grand Central Hotel, the
Lee House. Moody Hotel, Pla
teau Hotel, Columbia Hotel, Coun
ty Courthouse (with records), .jail,
First Methodist Church Jewish
Synagogue and residences and
stores, variously estimated at from
200 to 300. 1
'Flie fire started in the Grand
Jentral Hotel, and its origin is a
uystery. All the guests had re
ired for the night and the night
derk and watchman were on duty
vheu the flames were discovered
it 3:80 a. m.
When the Fire Department
•euched the scene the flames were
spreading rapidly to adjoining
jroperty. and the high wind from
lie north prevented effective
vork.
At o o’clock the water pressure
'ailed and the tiremen were coin
>elled to stand helpless and watch
lie lire take its course. Citizens
md many guests from the larger
lotels formed bucket brigades, but
vere unable to stay the fire.
Two engines proved hopelessly
inadequate. The til omen could aj -
)roaeh only from llie north, while
Imn “a castle in the air,’’ let it
k; u noble one. hut whatever
•on intend to do, try to under
lain! your object and make a -me
ess of it. Abraham Lincoln once
aid: ‘' He indu.-trions, abstain
rom all bad habits, save your
noney and .you will succeed.
Never think that honor and fame
vuit upon your bidding. He who
vould win must strive for the
>rize. If you never conquer in
In- little battles of life, you need
lever expect to be victor in the
jreat ones.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Wo, the undersigned land own
>rs and taxpayers, will, after giv
ng the legal notice as required by
aw, present a bill to the present
general assembly ot the state of
Arkansas for the purpose ot
unending an act entitled. An act
to authorize the enclosure of cer
tain lands on White river, and for
other purposes." by enlarging the
jiowers of tiie hoard of Assessors;
placing the pound-keeper on a sal
ary : making it a misdemeanor for
any one to turn stock in said dis
trict: to give tie' pound-keeper the
power to kill wild hogs that he is
unable to impound, and otherwise
amending said law.
T. H. Dkakim;.
Geo. F. Chosskh,
S. A. Mookk,
As special committee to give
said notice, draft bill, etc.
Chicago capitalists have bought
about 5,0(H) acres of land near Pet
tigrew, and will locate a German
colony on it.
On a charge of having a case o!
whisky in his possession for un
lawful puri«>ses, hen Hobbs was
fined t*loo in the mayor’s court at
Russellville.
the wind drove the lire steadily to
the south. The firemen advanced
over piles of hot bricks and tan
gled wires, while the conflagration
raged unchecked where they could
not reach it.
i Escaping from a burning cot
| tage, one man ran into the very
teeth of the flames. A gust of lire
swept over him. He was seen no
j more. After the (ire had burned
| out his charred body was found.
| Another jumped from the win
dow of the Alhambra Hotel. He
I evidently was hurt and could not
get away. Before aid could come
the tire overlapped him. Later
j an unrecognizable form was found
where he had fallen.
Another body supposed to be
, that of a female guest of the Grand
Central Hotel has been found.
Excitement was general when
' the flames got beyond control.
Many lodging houses and cheap
restaurants were directly in the
path of the tire, and the occupants
were hurriedly apprised of their
danger.
Many, in their anxiety, jumped
from windows and sustained severe
bruises and shocks.
At daybreak the wind increased
in force and fanned the flames in
to a seething glare, which lit up
the country for miles around.
The fire swept up Central ave
nue south, eating up building af
ter building, before the occupants
could recover their valuables, and
many of whom barely escaped with
I
their lives.
On the west side of Central ave
nue a strip of woods covering
about ten acres arrested the pro
gross of the tire.
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS
Items of General Interest Gathered
Fresh From the Columns of
the Daily Papers.
A fruit growers union has been
organized at (ientry.
The Howard county grand jury
returned 117 indictments.
The oil and gas well near Ben
tonvilh* is b mg bored at the rate
of Lb') feet a day.
Municipal ownership of the
waterworks is again being agitat
ed in Fort Smith.
.James Ashcomb fell from an el
evated sidewalk at Eureka Springs
Thursday and died next day from;
his injuries.
Charged with stealing a jar of
jam from a restaurant, .Jack Mo
rose was fined Sp> and given 2+
hours in jail at Russellville.
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