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For United States Senator,
James P. Clarke.
For Governor,
JEFFBR80N DAVIS.
For Railroad Commissioner
Joseph w. Piiillips.
For Congressman
S. HlU NDIDGE, JR.
For Circuit Judge
F. D. Fulkerson.
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. A. Oldfield.
For State Senator
Jons A. Hinkle.
For Representative
C. H. Hogan,
M. L. Arnold.
For County Judge
U. J. Lindsey.
For Circuit Clerk
S. II. Wycough.
For County (’lerk
Bt iu- Arnold
For Sheriff
Jeff D. Morgan.
For Tax Collector
W. A. Montuoneuy.
For Treasurer
T. M. Waldrip.
For Assessor
Jake Maonf.ss.
For Coroner
W. M. Stewart.
For Surveyor
A. A. Henderson.
For Justice of the Peace
If. J Drenen,
J. T. Thaup.
F'or Constable
S. W. Clark.
For Road Overseer
N. M. Wilson.
THE NEWARK JOURNAL
O. F. CRAIG, Editor and publisher
A revolt, led b.v cannibals, has
broken out in French Congo, and
many natives have been massa
cred.
England anxiously awaits the
outcome of the peace negotiations
with the Boers now in progress in
South Africa.
South Carolina has shown that
she had a warm welcome for Pres
ident Roosevelt, despite the 2 x 4
lieutenant governor's attempt to
snub him.
Cr. W. Warrick, who was form
erly a resident of this place, but
who is now located at Bear Creek,
La., orders The Journal sent to
his address.
“Doc” Lane dropped in Satur
day and deposited a dollar with
the cashier with the request that
1'he Journal be sent to his uncle,
1>. C- Lane, of Plummerville.
The mayor of Omaha is to es
tablish an official matrimonial
bureau in an effort to equalize the
deficiency of females in Nebraska,
and the surplus of unmarried
women in the East.
Republicans in the House have a
Philippine bill that differs radical
ly from the Senate bill. It pro
vides the gold standard coinage,
instead of silver, as proposed by
the Senate bill, for the islands.
The world will miss Talmage.
He gave millions of people the
intellectual nourishment which
they desired and digested, and
thus benitited them. 1'he man
who henilits one man cannot be
said to have lived in vain.
The civil service commission, in
a report called for l>.\ a senate res
olution, says there are now 30,5v4
names on it's eligible list. As this
is a greater number than could re
ceive appointments in ten years, it
is surprising that the commission
goes right along holding exami
nations.
This preparation contra a all of the
digestants and digests all kmds cf
;ood. It gives instantr " °nd never
fails to cure. Jt allows you i > tat all
the food you want, Themortsensitive
stomachs can take it By U'-- use many
thousands of dyspeptics have bet n
cured after everything else failed. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on it
First dose reiieves. A diet unnecessary.
©taros a^§ stomach troubles
Prepared only bv F. O. DfAVitt* (’hi.-atpy
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J. I STURDIVANT.
©fficial IDipeCfeopy:
MUNICIPAL ori'K KKS
Mayor H. K. McHenry
Recorder W. Cooper
Marshal A. M. Edgar.
Treaeun-r J. I. Sturdivant
Aldermen F.M . Marlin,.! A Williamson,!
J F Morgan, G D Magness, T J Raney
l’HATKKM 1 I KS
Newark lodge No. 2-\i m ets second
Saturday night in each month
.1 T I'll ARP W M
E M EixiAK Secretary
Donnelly Chapter H A M meets third
Saturday night in each month
T .1 Hanky E FI P
T H Dkauinu Secretary
cur licit ks
1 Methodist fhnrch services at 11 a m and
; 7 |) it) fourth Sunday in eacli mouth
It v C L C'a-.tli'in try Pastor
IJapf st e'hit a-lt s“' vices at 11 a in Satur
day befo.c second Sniida .' and - amt 7 |>
in second Sunday in each month
Ri v .J L liunvii l’astor
I Cliaistian church service- ■ i and 'lord
Sundays in each in >»»th at 11 a m arid
7 :P.0 p in H a- J II McDonald Pa* tor
LOCAL NAPPLNING5
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11. A. Giro had business
Newport Friday.
A. 11. Drummond, of Newport,
spent Monday in the city.
Magncss Bros have just received
a nice line of new furniture.
L. Uirseh, a prominent New
porter, spent Monday in the city
on business.
The editor and little daughter,
Pearl, spent Sunday with relatives
at Tuckerman,
A Maryland negro used a crow
bar to tamp a dynamite charge. A
few mutilated remnants of him
were found.
The citizens of Jonesboro don't
relish walking in mud they put
down five miles of sidewalk during
the past year.
T. A. Bullington, of I)ota spent
Saturday in the city and called
and lull his name enrolled on out
subscription list.
Mi^s Mrggie Shirley made the
office a pleasnant call Monday am
ordered The Journal sent to hei
and re i-s at Oil 1 rough,
T. J. Raney visited the state
capital lust week on business and
added one of the oldest lire insur
ance companies in existence tc
his list.
The granting of a pension t<:
Mrs. McKinley was totally un
necessary. Mrs. McKinley i< a
rich woman, and money is no ob
ject to her. To think that money,
which she does not need, can con
tribute in any way to her consola
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Railroad Tima Card,
WHITE RIVER BRANCH
St. L. I. M. & S. By.
Trains pass Newark as follows:
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No. 127..1.30 p. m.
; No, 123 .8 20 n. m.
i No 1 .28
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R 1 P A N S|
| 1 had nervous Indigestion and a ;
i general derangement of the entire
I nervous system. It had been a eon
tinuai torture for 12 years. M
blood becunje very | oor and at time
my toe and linger nails would be j
diseased. After eating I would sit
\ !n a chair and put my feet on some
tiling to keep them from swelling,
and .at times won id take < IT m> shoes
; fot the misery I had Whenevet 1
j experience any t long to remind im
jot' my past aches "I cannot be to
feinted to tell w hut ltipans Tal.ult
j have done for me. 1 st ill take one
‘now and tlnn, because I know ho
j bad 1 have been. Tney were jte 1
I what 1 needed.
: The oc packet is enough for an or-,
dinary occasion. The family bottle,}
<;0 cents, contains a supply t latent
to write fir our confidential letter helm, ,
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Never judge a person by his
clothing. The man with fringe
around the bottom of his trousers,
slouch hat and worn out shoes
may be the editor or your local
newspaper, while the man with
the new clothes and new shoes on
may simply be one of his delin
quent subscribers,
Fined $10 and Costs.
•John Alexander, who teaches
the Surrounded Ilill school in Oil
Trough, was before Squire Martin
Thursday, charged with excessi
vely whipping a pupil, .Jimmie
ForUmbury, an orphan girl !
years of age. i he ease drew u
large crowd from the district.
Front the evidence before him. the
squire lined Mr. Alexander $b
and costs. The case was immedi
ately appealed. Newport News.
A GOOD TOWN.
Our neighbor, the city of New
ark. enjoyed a building boom Iasi
year, and is in the' midst of one
now. During the last year twenty
one residences were i*reed eel and
eight or ten substantial business
jlu Uses. The excavation for a
j brick batik and a hote l has been
made and the matciiul for the
| foundation is heng gotten out
! here. Newark is one ot t he best
trading points in this part of the
state and. at her present rate of
improvement, will soon be a city
1 next to Batcsville in point of iu
J habitants.—Batcsville Guard.
I
ON THE CLERK.
Office Boy PUys Joke on the Telephone
Flirt.
There is a true and veracious, ac
count of the adventure which befell
the clerk of a well-known hotel in Mil
waukee a few evenings ago, says the
Sentinel. This clerk being possessed
of more personal attractiveness than,
falls to the lot of the average man,
has . .-n somewhat spoiled by the ad
miration which has been bestowed
upon him by many women of varying
beauty, until he has come to consider
himself irresistible.
Recently he became enamored of a
young woman who presided at the tel
ephone switchboard of one of the big
business establishments of the city.
He had never seen her, but from call
ing her up to make necessary business
inquiries he has gradually adopted the
habit of carrying on an extended con
versation of the quality familiarly
known as “josh.” Now, the young
woman in question, although willing
enough to “jolly” the young man to
an unlimited extent over the 'phone,
has enough admirers, to say nothing
of certain decided ideas about good
form, inherited from a Puritan moth
er, to make her decline the many of
fers of theater tickets and suppers
which the hotel clerk has proffered in
the hope of meeting the girl who has
so charmed him with her voice.
Now, the office boy in the establish
ment where the pretty girl rules the
switchboard, is a red-headed Irish lad
with more deviltry to the square inch
than falls to the lot of most young
sters. He is a devoted admirer cf
the pretty telephone girl, and enjoys
her confidence. He has heard of the
enamored hotel clerk, and has often
been allowed to li-teu to the conver
sations between them.
The other day the telephone girl
did not come to work and the office
boy was detailed to take her place.
At five o’clock tlu clerk called up,
as usual, and the office boy saw bis
opportunity. Adopting a voice as
nearly like the girl’s as possible—and
he is a clever mimic—he carried on a
long conversation with the young
man. and after much coy deliberation, 1
consented to meet the'young man at i
six o'clock and go to supper with him.
That there should be no mistake, he
asked him to wear an immense red
rose in his buttonhole, and promised
to wear a similar blossom for identi- I
Station. The happy clerk assented to j
this not unusual proposition, and fur- |
ther agreed to come lip to the third j
tloor where the switchboard is located
and call for the young woman. Then j
the of ice boy confided his plans to
the clerks in the office, who arranged
a little scene.
When tin hotel clerk, arrayed in his
best and sporting a beautiful crimson i
ro?e. entered the door, there, drawn
up in line, were two dozen young men
with mirthful faces, while coyly
standing near the door was the office
boy with the Ligge»o American beauty
rose, which tha combined contribu- j
tions of the clerks purchased. The ho- !
tel clerk fled, but the story pursued j
him.
UNINTENTIONAL FLIRTATION.
In Fact the Young Man Accused Didn’t
Know It Was Going On.
It is not often that a young woman
is mistaken when she thinks a n an is
trying to Hirt with her. but it does
happen occasionally. An illustration
is reported in the case of a pretty serv
ant girl at (Jermantown, Pa. Across
the street lives a young man who is
an enthusiastic amateur photogra
pher. For some time the servant girl
has been imbued with the idea that
the young man wa&'trying to flirt w ith
her, but her mistress pooh-poohed the
idea. “But he puts up slates in the
window,” insisted the girl, “and al
though I can't make out the writing
on them. I’m sure they are messages
to me.” In order to convince her mis
tress of the truth of this she called
her attention one day last week to
the young man putting what appeared
to be a school slate in the window op
posite. A pair of opera glasses was
brought into play, and then it was
seen that what appeared to be a slate
was really a frame containing nega
tives. In printing his pictures the
young photographer had placed them
on the window sill to get the benefit
of the strong sunlight, quite innocent
of the sensation he was creating in
the breast of the suspicious girl aeresa
the street._ _
A Country of Gates.
A curious feature to travelers in
the high roacs of Norway is the great
number of gates—upwards of 10.000
in the whole country—w hich have to
be opened. These gate-, w ii :<-h either
mark the boundaries of the farms or
separate the home fields from the*
waste lands, constitute a consider
able inconvenience and delay to the
traveler, wh ^ has to stop his vehicle
md get dow n to open them.
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