The Newark Journal
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
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Editor
W. F. I)itk Associate Editor
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FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1906
Give us a clean, honest primary
—a fair ballot and an honest
count. _______
The primary cotnes off next
"Wednesday and the agony will
woon be over.
The candidates have held the
center of the stage for some time,
l»ut the voters have an inning next
Wednesday and then “some
thing's goin’ to drap.”
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ADVERTISING RATES
Office
The Republic says that accord
ing to figures prepared by Excise
Commissioner Mulvihill, there are
I*,445 saloons in St. Louis. This
is about one saloon for each 825
inhabitants.
RUNNING FOR OFFICE.
The following is said to be the
expense account of a man who
once ran for office.
“Lost 4 months 28 days canvass
ing; 184<> hours thinking about the
election: 5 acres of cotton; 25
neres of corn; a whole sweet pota
to crop; 4 sheep; 4 shouts and 1
beef to barbecue; 2 front teeth; a
considerable amount of hail- in a
personal encounter; gave away 97
plugs of tobacco; 7 Sunday school
books: 2 pairs of suspenders; 8
pairs of stockings; 4 calico dresses
7 dolly, and 13 bab.v rattlers.
“Told 2887 lies; shook hands i
22,47b times; talked enough to;
have, made in print 1,000 large
volumes size of patent office re
ports; kissed 126 babies; kindled ;
14 kitchen lires; cut three cords of
wood; picked 745 pounds of cotton,
helped to pull 7 wagon loads of
corn; dug 17 bushels of potatoes;
toted 27 buckets of water, put up
7 stoves, was dog bit 4 times;
watch broken by baby, cost $3 to i
have it repaired.
Loaned out 8 barrels of Hour;
20 bushels of meal; 150 pounds of
bacon; 57 pounds of butter; 47
dozen eggs; three umbrellas; 13
lead pencils; 1 bible dictionary; 1
mowing blade; 2 hoes: 1 overcoat;
2 boxes of paper collars, none of
which have been returned.
“Called my opponent a peram
bulating liar—doctor's bill #10:
had five arguments with my wife
—result, 1 flower vase broken, 1
broom handle broken, l dish of
hash knocked off the table, 1 shirt
bosom ruined, l handful of whis
kers pulled out, 10 cents worth of
sticking placter bought.”
OAK MILL ITEMS.
A fine girl was born unto Mr.
and Mrs. .lames Robertson Mon
day, the 12th.
Mrs. L. C. Crawford lias been
quite sick for the past few days,
but is better at present.
Charlie Engles and his sister,
Miss Ethel, visited Maudie Lati
mer near Rig Creek last Sunday.
On account of bad weather Rev.
W. F. Way man failed to till his
regular appointment at Pleasant
Hill Sunday evening.
The timber was covered with ice
here Sunday morning, and it is
thought that the fruit is killed in
this part of the country.
Allie Engles, who attended the
county meeting of the Farmers
Union at .Jamestown last week,
returned home Saturday.
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S€oa£®3 Oyspensia €£ure
Digests what you eat.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 3RD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fellow Citizens:
1 am confined to my bed with a
very persistent attack of fever,
which will, in all probably, pre
vent me from making any further
personal canvass before the pri
mary.
I have made an open, honorable
race, and have lesorted to no meth '
ods of which I need ever be asham
ed.
My opponents are all honorable ;
men and 1 have no fear that they
will take any unfair advantage of
me during my enforced absence.
Vet it is important that my friehds
and supporters should be alert and
active. I appeal to them to help,
me, now that I am unable to help
myself. And if 1 am nominated,
which now seems certain, it shall
be my steadfast purpose to sum
mon all the strength and ability
I possess to a faithful discharge of
my duties as Prosecuting Attorney
so that none of you will ever have
cause to regret your devotion, and
no citizen will have cause to re
gret my election.
Thanking you for every kind
ness shown me in this race, wheth
er you vote for me or not. I am,
Your Obedient Servant
Sam M. Casky.
SKULL FRACTURED.
(>. X. Lamb, a tie maker, was
seriously injured Friday near Oil
| 1 rough by a tree falling on him.
His right leg was broken and his
skull slightly fractured and it was
thought for a time that he could
not recover, but late reports from
there say that he is getting along
nicely and will probably be all
right again in a few days,
(ien. .lames C. Tappan, a for
mer speaker of the Arkansas
house of representatives, died at
his home in Helena Monday, aged
70 years.
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Representing The Arkansas Mutual
There are many makes of machines on the
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most accurate and satisfactory machine in the
world. The wood work is of the finest quarter
sawed curley white oak, hand finished. The
trimmings are brass and the stand is made of the
smoothest grey iron, japanned and varnished. The
drawers are dust proof and fitted for the greatest
convenience. Every one has a stop which prevents
it from being pulled entirely from the stand and
the contents spilled. The drawer-pulls are of the
most elegant and graceful design, and the ma
chine, as a whole, is as carefully made and as fine
ly finished as a piano.
Price, $40. Every Volo fully guaranteed.
Sisk, Hulsey & Haddock
NEWARK. ARKANSAS
ATTENTION FARMERS
We have the largest and most complete
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Remember, we sell for cash or credit.
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we Fit Spectacles Correctly.
Watch Inspector For The
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