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DENE H. COLEMAN
Candidate For Re-Election
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Circuit Judge
Judge Coleman is a product of Independence county,
having been born and reared in the county and educated
in the schools of the county.
Judge Coleman is his own candidate; or* rather* he is
the PEOPLES' candidate. He is making the race on his
own responsibility, and makes an appeal for your active
support and influence, basing his appeal solely upon his
merits, qualifications and ability to properly discharge the
duties of the office.
He has made a splendid record since assuming the
duties of the office a few months ago. No judge has ever
conducted the courts in a more satisfactory manner, or
disposed of so great a numberof important cases in so short
a period of time as Judge Coleman.
He Respectfully Solicits and Will
Appreciate Your Support
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Some folks think luck is a
gainst them just because they
have to work for what they get.
What’s the use of man being
good when woman will be called
his better half anyway.
If there weren’t a lot of suck
ers in this old world a lot of
people would starve to death.
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SEARCY MAN KILLS SELF
Searcy, Dec. 13.—W. S. Pur
cell killed himself here Sunday
afernoon. Members of his fam
ily, hearing a shot, rushed into
his room and found him lying
Ion the floor with a revolver
in his hand. The bullet entered
his right temple and passed out
at the 1 ft. He is survived byhis
wife, seven daughters and three
sons.
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OUR STOCK
IS COMPLETE
We have on hand a complete line
of fall and winter goods of all
kinds. There are no better goods,
quality considered, sold in Newark
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GROCERIES
My stock of Groceries is complete
1 handle the very best grade of
everything in this department. A
fine brand of flour with which to
do your Christmas Baking. Try it
J.G. EDWARDS
Newark, Ark
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A Story-Tellers’ League ha
been organized at Eurek
Springs. Its most importar
meeting will be held on the da
following the primary.
You can flatter a man or wc
man in five minutes into doin
something that you couldn
drive him or her into doing i
five hours
A great number of folks ho
ler hard luck when the same c
mount of energy properly d
rected would bring good luck.
The man honest enough t
admit in an argument that hi
opponent has made a point,fall
an easy prey to the book agen
A liberal broadminded ma
is always the one who agree
with you.
Gen Bill says that since Ui
cle Geoge is out of the race, h
is in a quanderry whether t
support Early Hodge, Doctc
Bro, Mike Ray, Davy Crockel
or that feller Smith.
We cuss the governor for i
busing the pardoning powt
and then refuse to create a pa:
doning board.—Ola Enterprisi
And then sign every petitio
presented to us.
A knocker usually makes i
nough noise to be heard abo\
most any uproar.
It’s pretty soft for the youn
couple who have their nest fe«
thered for them.
Dear Santa—I am a little be
five years old and go tokinde
garten school. Please brin
me a pair of skates, a speede
a horn and a bicycle. Don’t fo
get my little brother, he lik*
lots of good things to eat.
BYNUM BURNES,
314 South Gth St.
Sawtelle, California.
Dear Santa—I want you t<
bring me a doll, some candy
tipples and oranges.
MINNIE GEER,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Bring me a lit
tie dog, and sister a doll, some
candy and apples,
ARON DAWSON,
Newark. Arkansas. ,
l Dear Santa—I am a little
girl seven years old. I want you
ito bring me a nice doll, and lots
of apples, oranges, candy and
jiuts of all kinds, so I can give
sister some. Reba Dawson,
Newark, Ark., R. 1.
I Dear Santa—I want some
candy, oranges and apples and
candy and a sleepy doll. Santa
I have a little brother you can
bring him what you want to.
I ELLA TATE,
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a ilttle
‘girl five years old. I want you
to bring me a doll that will go
to sleep and a set of dishes. 1
have a little brother, Tead,
three years old. He wants you
to bring him a tool-chest.
Lovingly,
Tead and Ellamae Kinman,
Newark, Arkansas.
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Dear Santa Claus—1 am six
old and I have my arm broker
and can’t be out Christmas, sc
I want you to bring me some
candy, nuts and oranges, and a
little wagon Charley Tate.
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want you tc
bring me a wagon, and please
fill it full of candy, apples anc
oranges, and all kind of Christ
mas things Cliff Dawson,
Newark, Ark., R. 1.
Dear Santa—1 am a little
boy four years old and am a
very good boy. I want some
candy, nuts and tovs ifvouhave
have any. CECIL TATE,
Sulphur Rock. Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little boj
six years old. I have been a
good boy all year and I think
you ought to bring me a whole
lot of things. I want a watei
.gun. a sack of candy, a pair ol
gloves and a tricycle. Wlil ex
pect you at the Christmas tree
DEAN SISK,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Please bring
me a gun and a chopping axe
and some oranges and candy. 1
am four years old.
MORGAN DRENNEN,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little
school girl eight years old and
almost ready for the third
grade. I want a little cookstove
doll and doll buggy, candy ba
nanas and some funny books. 1
have a little sister for you tc
come to see this Christmas.
MERL MAYHAN,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa Claus—We are
two little girls seven and six
years old. We would like a big
doll, some oranges, apples, can
dy and cocanuts. We have a
little brother and sister, Euel
and Jewell, Euell wants a gur
and train and Jewell wants a
doll and rockng horse. Youi
little friends,
Erica and Ethel Churchill,
Cord, Arkansas.
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Dear Old Santa Claus—W<
are two little girls eight and ter
years old. I want an organ, om
big enough to play on, and sis
'' ter wants > great big doll, as
0 big she is, and apples, orange:
and candy. I guess that will b<
enough for us. We want you t<
& visit all the little boys and girl:
l" for we are glad for you to come
Your little girls,
Alta and Norma Anderson,
y j Dota, Arkansas.
g Dear Santa—Please brinj
r, me some nuts, candy and ap
r- pies. Little brother wants voi
ss to bring him a rubber ball s<
we can play ball and I want i
toy pistol too.
R. G. and Virgil Fields.
Newark, Arkansas.
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Letters to Santa Claus
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Dear Santa—I want a fur set,
a jewelry box and some nice
vases. Your little Kiri.
WIDDIE MAYHAN.
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little boy
six years old and my little sis
ter is eight months old. We are
looking for you this Christmas
and hope the weather won’t be
too cold for you to come. Sister
wants a doll and a rattler and
I want some school books so I
can start to school. Your little
friends, BOYCE GIRE,
EVE YEN GIRE,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want some
bootees just like you brought
me last Chr'stmas, a storybook,
some oranges and a cocanut.
Remember my little sister.
Your little bov,
RENVIL MAYHAN.
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want you to
bring me a steel erector set,
some candy, oranges, roman
candles, skyrockets and fire
crackers. Your litle friend,
OSCAR CRAIG, Jr.
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want some
tinker toys, nuts, candy and all
kind of fireworks. Please go to
see all the poor little children.
LORINE SISK,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want some
tinker toys, some nuts, candy
and apples and all kind of fire
works. Your little friend,
JUNA RATTON,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want you to
bring me some apples, candy
and oranges and a little drum.
Your lttle boy,
JAMES SMITH,
Augusta, Maine.
Dear Santa—I want a doll,
a set of dishes, 1 am five years
old. My little brother wants a
little wagon and Pearl wants a
I doll and some dishes, my baby
brother wants a rattle box.
DORA HARRIS,
Oil Trough, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want some
candy, apples, oranges, raisins
and a pair of boots, a red wa
gon and some torpedoes.
Your little friend,
JEFF LOVELL,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—1 want a dray
I wagon, toy telephone, a little
| Iran and track and some fire
works. Your little friend.
HOWARD CRAIG,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I want a doll, a
Ibasket ball, some fiecrackers,
Ionian candles, apples and nuts.
GRACE DRENNEN,
Newark, Arkansas. ,
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Dear Santa—I will be glad
when you come. I want you to
bring me some apples, candy,
oranges, bananas and nuts.
DAIL WATTS,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Bring me some
firecrackers, some roman cand
les, some apples, nuts and can
dy. Wane Holderby,
Newark, Arkansas.
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Deal Santa—I want some
roman candles, firecrackers and
an indian suit. Bring my little
sister a doli. Don Holderby,
Newark, Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little boy
five years old. Please bring me
a little toy watch, a harp, a
knife, a little wagon, a horn,
some candy and oranges..Bring
my litlte sister, Chloe, a doll
Your little friend,
Paul Chamberlain,
Newark. Arkansas.
Dear Santa—I am a little
girl five years old. I want you
to bring me a little book,a doll,
that will go to sleep, and bring
my little brothers a wagon, a
gun and some candy and oran
ges. Virginia McJunkin,
Sulphur Rock. Arkansas.
Dear Santa—Bring me some
firecrackers, roman candles,
candy and nuts. I am seven
years old. Your little bov,
VERGIL PHILLIPS.
Tuckerman, Arkansas.
I Dear Santa__Bring me a lit
tle wagon and Ralph a little
gun and bring Reed a rattler,
land some candy.
‘Aubrey and Ralph McJunkins.
Sulphur Rock. Arkansas.
Dear Santa—We are four of
vour anxious little children.
We want a top apiece, some
candy, nuts, oranges and any
thing else you want to bring us.
Don wants a knife, and Jewel
wants a doll, a picture book,
land a little chair. We would al
so like some firecrackers.
Lovingly,
) Shelby, Roy, Don and Jewel
Long.
Sulphur Rock, Arkansas.
; Notice.—There was a real
good letter sent to Santa Claus
but no name was signed to it,
therefore we could not publish
j it.—Editor.
VOTE FOR
GEORGE L. BEVENS
Circuit Clerk
HE IS THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED IN EVERY
RESPECT TO FILL THE OFFICE IN ACOMPETENT
AND SATISFACTORY MANN >iER.
WHILE IN OFFICE HE ALWAYS PUTS SER
i VICE ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE.
| THE RECORDS SHOW THAT WHILE HE WAS
• I CLERK, THE BUSINESS OF THE OFFICE WAS AL
WAYS HANDLED PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY.
IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO HELP ELECT
COMPETENT MEN TO OFFICE.
Sevens Will Give You Good
■ Service and will Appreciate
Your Support