TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIEND
We are asking for your trade and have the goods and
prices to please you. Our immense stock of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Jackets is of the very latest styles and we are
offering some remarkable bargains in this line. Our stock
of Clothing leads all others in the very latest of new
things and we are making prices that cannot be dupli
cated. in Dry Goods and Shoes we are showing the
largest and best assortment that we ever carried. And
remember that anything you buy that is not
satisfactory can be returned at once and ex
changed or your money refunded.
M. S. FISHER, Newark, Ark.
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The Newark Journal
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
O. F. CraiO-...Editor
W. F. Due_ Associate Editor
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FRIDAY, NOV EM HER 9, 1906
' BUILD THE CANNING FACTORY
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to the vine. But sa.v that each
vine produces only one gallon of
tomatoes, which would’ be 3,2<>0
gallons. Eight gallons make a
bushel, so we have 400 bushels.
At 22l cents a bushel this would
be $90 worth of tomatoes from one
acre. It should be remembered,
too, that there is no fluctuation in
the price, and the last bushel
brings just the same price the first
one does, and that hill land raises
better tomatoes and more of them
to the acre than bottom land.
The farmers at Gassville had
only 50 acres in tomatoes and we
are told they brought $4,000, or
an average of $NO per acre, and
this, too, on hill land that is rocky
and not near so fertile as our hill
land.
Is there a farmer in this com
munity who has, or will make $N0
or $90 from the very best acre of
bis crop this year?
The factory at Gasville paid its
stockholders a ten per cent divi
dend this year and Mr Owen says
they began business under very
unfavorable conditions and did not
have more than a hall run as the
farmers were so skeptical about
the crop they could not be induc
ed to plant enough tomatoes. In
addition to other unfavorable con
ditioDs they have to haul their
goods three miles to the railroad
to load them on the ears. He says
a factory on the railroad with any
tiling like a full run will pay, un
dor ordinarily favorable conditions
twenty to twenty live per cent.
We would have a two months run
on pumpkins and sweet potatoes
after the tomato season was over,
which the Gas.sville factory does
not have, so we can readily see
that it is a paying proposition, not
only to the farmer, but to all con
cerned, and puts money into cir
culation at a time when people are
most in need of it.
Newark must have the factory.
Pull ctf your coat and go to work
for it.
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Soaps, Hair and Tooth
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School books, Station
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£ Goods always fresh
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M&j. B. F. Busb.v has been quite
sick for several days with pneu
monia.
High cut shoes. The kind that
keep your feet dry. Sisk, Hul
sey & Haddock.
For corn, hay, oats, bran, alfal
fa seed, etc., figure with the New
ark Lumber Company.
Wool shirts and heavy under
wear. The kind that’s good.
Sisk, Hulsey & Haddock.
The organization of the propos
ed drainage district in this and
Magness townships comes up ini
the county court again today.
Parties knowing themselves in- j
debted to us are respectfully re-j
quested to call and settle at once, j
Wayman & Reaves, Sulphur Rock, j
The residence on the old Me- i
Henry homestead over in the bot- f
tom was burned Sunday. The
place now belongs to Dr. R. C.
Dorr of Batesville and Dan Moore
of Sulphur Rock, and was occu
pied by Jim Steward. The loss is
about $500; no insurance.
D. W. Hicks, the Farmers Un
ion fruit tree agent, passed through
town Wednesday en route to his
home near Curia from a trip to
the nursery at Vienna, 111. Mr. I
Hicks will deliver trees at the fob j
lowing places on the dates given, '
and will have a lot of extra trees,
so that farmers who failed to get
in an order can be supplied. He
will deliver at Batesville the 14th
and 15th of November; Newark the
10th, Sidney the 17th and Cush
man the 19th.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE
Newport, Nov. 2.—Mrs. Maud
Van Camp, aged 22, died Thurs
day night at 9:15 at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Rich Wallace,
where she with her husband had
been rooming for a week. About
3:30 in the afternoon Mrs, Van
Camp went up town to buy some
buttons for a dress. In the even
ing she went into her room and a
short, time after Mrs. Wallace
heard her groaning. She called
and got no answer.
Mrs. Wallace went in and found
the woman horribly sick. Mr.
Van Camp and Mrs. Wallace
searched the room and found an
empty envelope marked “Ten
grains of morphine.” Mrs. Van
Camp never regained conscious*
ness and no one knows whether
CHAS. MOSBY,
— DEALER IN —
Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Arkansas Pearls.
we fit Spectacles Correctly
Watch Inspector For The
White River Railway,
llatesville, - Arkansas.
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J. M. JIMERSON
SULPHUR ROCK, ARKANSAS
Dealer in Hardware and Groceries
Highest Market Price Paid For Country Produce
she meant to take her life or
scare her husband. It seems
only (she did this several times for
that I cied wrongs.
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