JEFFERSON STANDARD S.IFE INSURANCE CO
Greensboro, North Carolina
LARGEST IN THE SOUTH
The Company That Considers its Policy-Holders First and is Always Willing
To Assit Them in Any Legitimate Way To Carry Their Insurance
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If yo’; bought $5,000.00 of our Special Benefit Policy and got killed
accidentally in any manner, at any place and at any time, your beneficiary
j^vuld receive double the face of the policy, $10,000.00. For natural death
we would pay the face of the policy, $5,000.00. Should you become totally
disabled to work, from disease or accident, we would waive the payment of
all future premiums, and you would receive during each and every month of
your remaining life $50.00; and in addition, when you die, your beneficiary
would receive the full amount of the policy with no deductions whatsoever
for premiums waved or installments paid you.
I There is nothing any more certain than that some day your family is
going to gather around your bedside and see the last breath of life pass
away. Your family is dependent on your income. The man who holds a
& mortgage on your farm or home expects it to be paid out of your income.
Remember—when you die, your income dies with you, therefore if you are
| not carrying enough insurance to pay off all your debts and burial expenses
| and leave something to put meat in the smokehouse and meal in the meal
| barrel for the family, and money to send the little fellows to school, you are
§1 denying them their just dues and committing a crime against humanity.
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R. G. THOMAS - - W. L. HALL
Special Agents, Newark, Arkansas
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Good milk cow for sale. Apply to !
J. G. Edwards.
The Missionary Society of the j
Methodist church will meet with Mrs. j
H. E. Hawthorne next Tuesday.
Miss Madge Magness arrived home
Friday from a pleasant visit with
relatives at Joplin, Mo., and Picher,
Okla.
R. E. Perry who has been in the
military service overseas, has been
discharged and arrived home this
morning.
- We have inquiries for a number of
good farms, and can sell your place
Jf you will list it with us at a reas
onable price. E. G. Magness & Cc.
Capt. W. J. DeCamp and Egner
Wycough have purchased the mer
cantile business of John G. Hazelrigg
‘at Salao and will continue the busi
ness.
Lieut. Marvin Boyce who has been
in the military service overseas, is
spending a few days here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Boyce.
W. C. Martin, local manager of the
Yeatman-Gray Wholesale Company
left last night for Youkon, Okla.,
where the Y'eatman-Gray force will
visit the plant of the Youkon Milling
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Greene and
Miss Jessie Russell expect to leave
in a few' days for points in Tennessee
to spend a few weeks visiting relativ
es. G. W. Burrelson of Crickett is
here to relieve Mr. Green as station
agent and will probably be checked in
tomorrow.
H- V. Williams received a telegram
yesterday from his brother, Roscoe
WTilliams stating that he was leaving
Washington City for Newark to pay
him a visit. Mr. Williams has only
recently returned from overseas
where he served with the American
Expeditionary Forces, being one of
the first fifty privates to accompany
fceneral Pershing on his initial visit
to France.
There is a rumor afloat that the
Batesville-N'ewport passenger train
1 known as the “Hot Shot” will be re
| instated and will be put back into
| service next Sunday. This is only a
mere rumor, however, and Station
Apent Greene says he has been un
able to pet any official information
in regard to the matter.
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JURY COMMENDS
JUDGE AND SHERIFF
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mony with the rest of the building
which has been repaired and repaint
ed recently; the the Grand Jury room
be carpeted with linoleum.
Having irade inquiries into the
workings of the Juvenile court we
desire to commend the action of Jud
ge Jimerson in employing Mrs. J. W.
Parse as probation officer of the Ju
venile court and recommend that she
be retained as such officer since the
results from her work since last Sep
tember in correcting the many errors
of the youths, both male and female
are not to be measured by money and
because we believe the work she is
doing is a very necessary work lor
the moral uplift of the unfortunate
orphan or wayward child. !We ask
and request every citizen of Indepen
dence county to co-operate with her
in her work for the betterment of
moral conditions and assist her in
getting the very best results as the
investment of their (your) time will
return the greatest dividends for the
country an your community.
This Grand Jury has been, as has
every other grand jury, bombarded
with many, very many, frivolous, pet
ty and unworthy complaints and at
tempts to file information that should
have been filed with the nearest jus
tice of the peace and threshed out by
them, and it is our recommendation
that family broyles and grievances
petty quarrels, and neighborhood
spats be settled in the Justice courts
and save the county the useless ex
pense of paying witness fees where
no benefits are returned either to the
state or apparently aggrieved parties
or any one else.
We edsire to commend and con
gratulate the County Judge on the
improvements he has recently made
in the court house grounds and sur
roundings and the sanitary condition
it is in at the present time.
Since the last twenty, or more,
grand juries have continuously and
repeatedly recommended a more san
itary condition of the public toilet
room in the basement; the one for
the use of the Grand Jury on the sec
ond floor and the one for use of the
Court and Petit Juries on the same
floor, and condition remain about the
same, except the conspicuous absence
of booze containers usually found
there, especially in the basement toil
et room, we feel that any recommen
dation we might make would be use
less, and wc leave any improvement
of all these rooms to the care of the
Custodian, who we feel certain will
remedy these conditions in time, pos
sibly before the sitting of the next
Grand Jury.
We also commend the good work
done by the present sheriff, Noah
Harris since he has been in office, in
abating to a large extent a great
number of the lawless elements’ priv
ileges, and feel that the Sheriff’s of
fice deservese the support of every
good and law abiding citizen.
For the able and courteous assist
ance rendered this body by the Court,
its officers, the county officers and
others we are grateful.
Having performed our duties as
best we could we respectfully ask to
l>e discharged.
H. C. WADE,
Foreman.
D. D. ADAMS, Clerk.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
The following eases have been dis
posed of in circuit court during the
past week.
State vs. Oscar Ivy, procuring
whiskey, discharged.
State vs, John Peel, forgery', plea
of guilty, and continued.
State vs. And Minard, selling liqour
nolle pros.
State vs. Clarence Perrin, carnal
abuse, dismissed for want of prosecu
tion.
State vs. B. Biscoe and W. Ballew,
misdemeanor, continued.
State vs. Howard Pinkett, dismissed
for want of prosecution.
State vs. Russell Barnes, dismissed
by court.
Town of Pleasant Plains vs. Ar
thur Clark, apepal from Mayor’s
court, dismissed, defendant dead.
State vs. Eldridge Starnes, appeal
J. P., jury trial, not guilty.
State vs. Mina Nixon, misdemean
or, dismissed.
State vs. Owen Hudson and Dave
Crawford, misdeemanor, dismissed.
State vs. Laura Fullbright, misde
meanor, dismissed.
State vs. Dick Fullbright, misde
meanor, dismissed.
State vs. Fannie Fullbright, mis
! demeanor, dismissed.
State vs. Clyde Lane, misdemeanor,
| dismissed.
State vs. Everett Lane, misdemean
j or, discharged.
State vs. Ransom Weaver, misde
| meanor, dismissed.
State vs. Clyde Smith, appeal from
| J. P., jury trial, fine $20.
State vs. Red Cochran, appeal from
J. P., jury trial, fine $20.
State vs. Roy Smith, appeal J. P.,
jury trial, fine $20.
State vs. Dick McCoy, Selling
whiskey, nolle pros.
State vs. T. J. Carter, appeal from
J. P., judgment of lower court af
firmed.
State vs. Eugene Sayles, appeal J.
P., jugment of lower court affirmed.
State vs. Otis Williams, appeal J.
P., judgment of lower court affirmed.
State vs. Earle McSpadden, contin
ued.
State vs. Berry Lasseter, appeal
from J. P., jury trial, not guilty.
State vs. Bob Kennedy, judgment
of J. P. affirmed.
F. A. Lassiter vs. Jno. A. Hinkle,
jury trial, verdict for plaintiff for
$500.
Jabe Howell vs. M. Pac. Ry, con
Hayes9
Healing Honey
Stops
The
Tickle
Heals The Throat
Cures The Cough
Price 35c.
A FREE BOX OF
GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE
(Opens the Pores and Penetrates)
For Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Croup, is enclosed with every bot
tle of HAYES’ HEALING HONEY
You get the Cough Syrup and the Salve
for one price, 35c.
Made, Recommended and Guaranteed to
the Public by
Paris Medicine Company
Manufacturers of
Grdve’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
tinued by consent.
Landers and Edwards vs. Railway,
dismissed for wants of prosecution.
Jno. M. Sisk vs. Railway, continued.
J. M. Stephens vs. Ry. jury trial,
instructed verdict for defendant.
T. C. McBride vs. F. M. Battles,
agreed judgment for plaintiff for
$250.
S. Heinemann vs. A. B. Pelley, et.
al. dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.
J. R. Vinson vs. (Willie Richardson
Traylor, continued.
S. M. Casey, Trustee, vs. Chas. II
Seymour, jury trial, verdict for plain
tiff for $1008.50.
Frank Wright, et. al. vs. Ry. jury
trial, verdict for defendant.
W. S. McCarroll vs. J. D. Magness,
dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.
Alonzo Gilbert, expartee, disabili
ties of minority removed.
W. A. Isgrig vs. B. A. Magness, et.
al., dismissed as to G. W. Price, R.
M. Galloway, A. R. Barber, H. T.
Madness, W. J. McNairy, W. H. Tom
linson, R. C. Freeze, A. L. McClard.
and J. W. Kinman and case reset.
;The case of the state vs. R. C.
Chamberlain, charged with manslau
ghter, was set for trial today.
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You Don’t Have to Worry
About Your Insurance
If placed with an old established agency like
ours. We reprecent companies that have
been doing business here for twenty years and
have never failed to pay a single loss promptly.
We look after expirations closely and see that
your interests are protected. The companies
we represent have practically rebuilt the town
We Loan Money on Farm Property
Buy and sell real estate, and our rates are as
low as can be had anywhere. Phone or see
us, as we are prepared to take care of your
business in the right way.
Hoyt, Raney & Knight
Insurance and Realty Company
Newark, Arkansas
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