HAS IT
EVER
STRUCK.
YOU?
i
That appearances are
very deceiving.
Some things are made
for looks—others for service.
Just so with shoes.
You secure
DOLLAR
F or
DOLLAR
when you buy
“EN
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Id
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Sti L^ouiSi
.make them.
We sell them in
Women’s, Misses’ and
Chaliiren’s sires.
Whiting & Company.
Anyonenendlnt a sketch and description mai
quickly ascertain oar opinion free whether ai?
invention is probably patentable. Oawimintca
lion* atnctly c<>u#detiflal. HANDBOOK i*. Patent®
»ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
^Patents taken through Munn A Ob. areoelr*
Wprcial nectioe. wttkxuit charge. In the
Scientific American.
A handsomely lltaetrated weekly. Iamreet cir
culation any *mten title Journal. Ternm, $3 a
year : fowir nioutba; $1. Sold by all newsdealers.
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PASCOE & POE
IMiysidiiiik anti Sunceons
Office wiMi Newark Drug Ownupauu;.
Front MtreeL. Phone N<* J.T
Office hourt>£ toll:’ a. in., and 1t<«..6 p. m.
J. T. MILLER,
Physicsan.and Surgeon
Office Back of John Martin’s Sitore.
Rest fence Phone No. <>.'!.
Otticf Phone .... No. 7»i.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED..
ASK US TO SHOW YOU
The
SYSTEM
SUITS FOX SPRING I
FOR QUALITY. STYLE
AND GRACE. THEY ARE
EXCELLENT MODELS.
To Look Your Best
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YOU MUST HAVE
STYLISH CLOTHES
THAT FIT.
THE BELL SYSTEM
CLOTHES LOOK
WELL. WEAR WELL.
AND HOLD THEIR
SHAPE.
Designed ami Tailored by
Stern, Lauer, Shohl & Co.
Cincinnati, O.
SOLD BY
Dorr Merc. Co.
Magness, Arkansas.
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(t. M. Fields, quite a prominent
I citizen of Pleasant Plains, was in
town on business Friday.
When ,vou go to Whiting's you
will think you are in New York
City, from the styles displayed in
tine millinery.
I will give 2o per cent discount
on all orders for photographs that
amount to si or more, until May
1st. Come quick. W. F. Benton.
Remember that the only place
in town to get good, nice, fresh
bread is at the Newark Grocer
Co's. They bake it fresh every
day.
.Miss Bessie Brooks came up
from Cotton Plant a few days ago,
and will spend the summer here
voith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
7 . Brooks.
The Batesville Guard <ays that
County Judge Wycough ha* been
severely afflicted for some time
with sciattea rheumatism, and is
unable to get about muck,
,). P. Fet/.er wa.* in tows .Friday
and called to renew for the Jour
nal. He says the farmers in his
neighborhood are <roing*t« reduce
ithe cotton acreage considerably.
Star brand starts, underwear,
hosiery, ties >u»d suspenders;
May Pants Go’s pants. J. S.
■Shield's hats anti Your Momey’s
Worth shoes all at Moore Bros. &
fCo's.
Rev. .!. A. Air .hultz «as been
doing some jyoot! work tin various
•parts of the eoimty for -the Farm
ers Union antd sty s that .Lhe Union
is getting to fee a-strong organiza
tion.
The (iuanii say+ that the business
business men of 'Bates1 ille have
ssubseribed warths.a survey
• of the proposed J.ne Of railroad
from BatestiLlle io lUa k Rock,
.ami that prc*speds for the success
• of the entcrpree are growing
blighter.
The people •shot.'ld stiok to their
litnme merchants more closely.
That is to say. don't! buyelsewhere
what you can buy at hots:1. The
policy of evceymit .ought.to be to
)w,tronize horn- enterprise. and the
ptorple who desert practice it his are
themselves uadieMemikng oftthe pat
ronage of home peqp'ie.
T. R. Amw.’k an.' daughters
iron near .lackt+*nport spent Sat
urday and Suiwfeiy 'visiting rela
tives in this community. Mr.
Amicik was formerly a citizen of
tills (minty, and while in town
called to renew hi. subscription to
The Jaturnal wiiich he says is like
a letter from home.
i
dohn 1 >.owe. the negro who kifil
j ed his wilie, wounded her father
and sister ».nd then attempted suii
cide, at Sulphur Rock three week*
ago, continues to improve from
his wounds and the physicians eu
. tertain no doubt of his recovery,
lie is con lined in jail. Dave Peel
I ami his 14-year-old daughter, who
were wounded, are also recover
ing Batesville Guard.
An exchange says that a rural
postmaster advises that persons
wislv g units in a hurry should
alwus write “In Haste” on the
lower left hand corner of the en
velope. Then everybody connect
ed with the service will jump
around lively. The mail sack con
1 tabling it is delivered to the route
clerk on the run. The route clerk
• rushes ahead and notifies the engi
neer to pull the throttle wide open
and the rural carrier whips the
horse into a gallop, all in order
that the instructions may be obey
ed,
Jesse L. McDaniel of Cord was
looking after business in town Sat
urday.
When people want comfort,
style and durability in a shoe they '
go to Moor* Bros. < Vs.
Mrs. Mary Arnold returned a
few days ago from a visit to her
daughter Mrs. Lary Cravens, at
Pocahontas.
Our good friend, J. T. Sandlin !
of Magness township, was in town
Saturday and called to renew for
The Journal.
The farmers are complaining of
being badly behind with their
work, owing to the continued cold
and wet weather.
Though you have to go without
some much desired object, it is far
better to be independent than to
owe money for it.
I). B. and Fred (iire, prominent
young farmers of the Dota neigh
borhood, were transacting busi
ness in town Saturday.
A G.ypsie fortune teller passed
through town Friday and “work
ed" several of the boys for some
of their hard-earned coin.
Saw Williams, one of the Oil
Trough neighborhood's good citi
zens. was in town Saturday, and j
callei to subscribe for The Jour-:
! nal.
li&ibe Cleghora and Otis Smith
I of Magness are fthe champion bi-!
I cycle riders of Magness township, j
ami are said to fee experts on the
wIk el.
There are ma«y ways to make
money and to miake it honestly,
but there is bust one way to save
' it, find that is to spend less than
' you make.
The best $3.5 0 shoe in AVwark
has the word "A'ictor" on the bot
j t<*an of it. Yom will find them at
M» ore Bros. A Co's., iff both
high and low touts.
The Farmer's Fnion outfit Cord
is-one of the -strongest in the coun
ty. It has nearly fifty members,
a®d the peojd- in that part of the
c<wnty are becoming greatly in
terested in tW work of the l n
i<*iis.
R»R STAFF (REFORM SCHOOL.
Both the scutate and the house
hav* - passed Representative J. M.
McCollum's bill appropriating
to establish a state trefonn
school for th« .discipline, -educa
tion; employn&ont and refonmation
of .convicts hi. tin* penitentiary
unifier the age®1 is years.
1 aider the act it he institution will
be urder the management and con
trol of the board of commissioners
to manage the penitentiary. It is
provided that the hoard shall se- 1
lect somewhere in the state a-* a
site not less than 100 acrvs of land:
locating the institution where the ■
board considering health, locality, '
i accessibility and bonus may deem i
! best.
All convicts in the penitentiary
now, and till persons Ikereaf ter sen
1 tenced to the penitentiary., under
the age of 18 .wars, shall he com
mitted to and placed in the reform
school by tin1 board, an 1 they
shall not i*e worked out of the im
mediate grounds of the school on
lease or otherwise, but shall be1
I employed in clearing and eultiyut- :
ing land in crops that can be !
profitably raised. Everything
practicable Khali be done to (level- j
op the inmates morally, intellec- j
Wally and industrially and to teach
them some useful trade or avoca-1
turn: provided that they shall not ‘
be required to pursue literary j
studies in the aggregate, more j
that three months in any one j
year.. It is left to tin* discretion
of the circuit judge as to whether j
or not any convict under 18 years
of age shall be confined in the j
school or the penitentiary.
White and negro inmates of the
institution shall at ail times be j
kept separate and apart from each f
other, and all the female inmates j
shall be kept to themselves, If'
any person procure the escape of j
any inmate or connive at or aid, j
conceal or assist in such escape he :
or they, upon conviction, shall be |
deemed guilty of a felony and pun
ished by imprisonment for not less
than two years nor more than live
years.
The board shall elect a superin
tendent at a salary of $1,800 per
annum. Compensation of the
teachers and other employes shall
be lixed by the board.
Please notify us if you don't
want The Journal after your sub
scription expires. It won't hurt
our feelings near us bad as it will
if you let it come on a year or two
and then kick when you are asked
to pay for it.
A ’tickling iro the throat;
hoarseness at times; adeep
breath irritates it;—these
are .features of a throat
i cou^h. They're very de
1 ceptjve and a cough mix
ture won’t cure them.
You -scant something that
will heal the inflamed
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
system
Scott1 s Emulsion
is just such a remedy.
It has wonderful healing
and nourishing power.
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is given new
strength and vigor .\
Send for fret sample
SCOTT & BOtVNE, Chemists
409-415 Pearl Street, New York
JOC. and $1.00. All druggists
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