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Magness, . . Arkansas.
Mrs. Alexander has'just received a
nice shipment of ladies' and children’s
hats, cheaper than ever.
R. M. Crow, one of Madness town
ship’s best citizens, was transacting
business in town Saturday.
M. R. Fugatt, one of The Journal’s
good friends from Sulphur Rock was
transacting business in town Satur
day.
If you have anything to sell, adver
tise it in The Journal, and if you want
to buy anything, consult the colums of
The Journal.
W. J. Caldwell, one of the Oil
Trough neighborhood's best citizens,
was in town Saturday en route to
Batesville on business.
You can get the best groceries and
fresh meat of all kinds at N. A. Speed
& Company’s. Telephone your order
and it will be delivered.
A. H. Saylors, Thos. Ilobei'tson and
O. O. Moss spent Friday and Saturday
at Newport attending the district meet
ing of the Farmers Union.
People talk about the scarcity of
money as though it was something
new. Can it be that all the world is
getting in the printer’s class?
“No. daughter, Suckie is not wise,
because she paid $7 for a hat, when
she could have gotten the same hat
from Mrs. Alexander for $2.50.”
Every one is interested in an item of
local news. If you know of any local
happening that is not generally known
communicate the fact to this office.
For Sale—The Cal Seward place in
• North Newark; 5 room house, two
i acres of land, good barn, smokehouse
and well. Henderson Real Estate Co.
You can always get something good
to eat at Galloway’s resturant. Meals
25 cents. Short orders at all hours.
Also nice clean beds and up-to-date
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Miss Dollie Aydelott who spent a
few days here last week visiting
her father, J. D. Aydelott, left Satur
day for Jamestown, where she will
teach this winter.
The Journal received a number of
new subscriptions and a good big
bunch of renewals from Sulphur Rock
Saturday with instructions to place
the votes to the credit of Miss Maude
Moore.
All parties knowing themselves in
I debted to the tinn of Wavraan &
Reeves are hereby respectufly request
ed to call and settle promptly, as we
need the money. Wayman & Reeves,
Sulphur Rock, Ark.
W. A. Troy of Magness was in town
! on business Saturday. He is moving
to Snell, Cleburne county, where he
expects to reside in the future. He is
a good citizen and we regret to lose
him from the community.
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WE DIVIDE WITH YOU
When leaving money at the Merchants
and Planters Bank, on six months’
time, we DIVIDE THE PROFITS with
you—-the bank loans the money, does
all the work, stands all the losses and
gives you half or more of the profit.
Isn’t this a fair proposition? Try it.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS RANK
W. D. Magness, President
A. A. Henderson, Cashier
Our old friend W. S. Moore of Sul
phur Rock was in town on business
Saturday and favord The Journal
with a pleasant call.
Judge Fulkerson returned Friday
morning from DeWitt, where he had
been holding courj for Judge Lank
ford for the past two weeks.—Bates
ville Guard.
This has been an ideal fall, so far as
the weather is concerned, and the far
mers and all other out-of-door work
men have taken advantage of it to
gather their crops and put in full time.
Any man who comes to this county
with the determination to win, attends
to his own business and is reasonably
careful, can soon become independent.
The man who spends his substance in
riotous living cannot succeed in any
country.
The Journal learns that J. M. Dun
can of Gainsboro township will like
ly be a candidate for assessor. Mr
Duncan was in the race four years ago
and made a good showing. He is a
good man and would make a good
assessor.
* The Lord had the right idea when
he made man. He said it was not good
for man to be alone, but had lie made
more than one wife for Adam there
would have fteen more trouble than
there was in the shade of that old
apple tree.
Save the coupons in each issue of
The Journal and vote them for your
favorite in the watch contest. The
prize is one which any younff lady
will be proud of, and some one is
going to get the watch and chain
absolutely free.
J. T. Batten, of Tuckerman, former
ly state president of the Farmers
Union, and J. F. McCuistion, of Elmo,
will speak at the public hall at Sul
phur Hock, Saturday night, the 2Jrd,
on matters pertaining to the Union
cause. Everybody is cordially invited
to go out and hear them.
Wanted—Jjocal representative for
Newark and vicinity to look after re
newals and increase subscription list
of a prominent monthly magazine, on
a salary and comission basis. Ex
perience desirable, but not necessary.
Good opportunity for right person.
Address Publisher, Box 59, Station O,
New York.
Some time ago a petition was sent
in to the postoffice department at.
Washington asking for the establish
ment of a rural free delivery mail
route from this place out north of
town. A government inspector was
here Thursday and went over the pro
posed route, but gave out no infor
mation as to whether he would report
favorable or unfavorable upon the
matter.
On Wednesday, Col. W. I. R. How
ard of Jamestown, Hon. F. M. Martin
of Newark and Mr. W. H. Calaway of
Bethesda, who had been appointed Jui y
.Commissioners by Judge Fulkerson,
met here and selected the juries for the
next term of court. The lists were
sealed and tiled with the circuit clerk
and will not be opened until thirty days
before the beginning of the next term
of court, in April. The character of
the commissioners, however, make
sure that good juries have been select
ed.—Bates ville Guard.
For Rent—I have for rent for the
year 1908, five dwelling houses and
fifteen acres of land which makes yood
summer pasture, in East Newark, near
the Madness Spring: also one dwell
ing house with two acres of land and
yood outbuildings and yood water at
Paroquet: also 140 acres of fine land
near the Point Ferry, with three
houses on it. Present occupants will
be yiven preference, but must l»e rent
ed by December 1, as I want to yo
back West. Apply at once to W. A.
Edwards, Newark, Ark.
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Some people fall into the very real
crime of talking about their neighbors,
not so much out of their badness of
heart, as out of their anxiety to avoid
the merely conventional crime of not
saying anything when they are in com
pany.—Puck.
Change in Authors’ Positions.
It is pleasant to read of all these
contemporary authors, with their
sumptuous royalties and their success
ful investments in mines. Grub street
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