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Little Rock, Ark.
WOODRUFF CO. NEWS.I
F0BI.1SHCD THUHSPAT OF BACH W1KK AT
McCRORY. ARKANSAS.
WALTER W RANEY, Publisher.
Entered at the Poet-Office at McCrory
Arkansas, as Second-Class mall.matter.
June 11th. 1903. t
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tices. Obituaries. Resolutions of Respect.
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lj a printer's stock In trade. Therefore above
aamed rates apply.
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any time to any cause, he must do so out of 8
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the space. Respectfully. 1
Thb News. j
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. j
Election September, 1st, 4906.
For Senator
M- H. PATTERSON.
For Represenatlye
E. M. CARL-LEE.
For County Judge
J. P. SUMMFRS.
For Sheriff
W. R. CAIN.
For Circuit Clerk
Wm. MOORMAN.
For County Clerk
T. ECK SIMPSON.
For Treasurer
C. B. MILLS.
For Assessor
W. B. FAKES.
Believe nothing you hear and
alf you see.
The Scottish Rite (Masonic) de
rees from the fourth degree to
he thirty second degree will be
onferred by the consistory at Lit- 1
le Rock, on a class of 4o or more
andidates, April, 16, 17 and 18.
CARD OF THANKS.
To our many friends in McCrory
re wish to express our most siu
ere thanks for their many acts of
iudness and assistance given us
uring the recent illness in our
umily.
6. P. Wood, and Family.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to express my thanks to
11 those who helped me in getting
p my school and I appreciate the
aterest they manifested in me and
am very sorry that my health will
ot permit me to teach my school.
Yours Respectfully,
Nellie A. Fakes.
THE FIRE.
On last Tuesday about 1 o’clock
i. m., the fire alarm was turned in
nd a little excitement was created,
kune small boys, whose mission
n the world it seems is to loaf
bout the depot at train hours and
leek refuge behind almost any
hing that will hide a little wad of
wretchedness, long enough to
moke a cigarette, were the cause
>f the burning of some eight or
en bales of cotton on the new
datform. If there ever was any
dace that needed the benefits of a
eform school, it is the town of
deCrory.
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CPRING QPENINQ
MILLINERY LACES
AND EflBROIDERY.
JUST DECEIVED.
Our first consignment of Misses’ and Childrens’
SPRING J-JATS
which we are offering at specially low prices to begin the
season. We have over 200 Entirely NEW PATTERNS in
Embroideries from 5 cents, up.
Before you spend your money for something that isn’t just
what you are locking tor, come and let us fit you up with
something that will please yo n It will make you go home
Satisfied, feelingjiike you had received your money’s worth.
Give us a call, and we will be
pleased to show you sqiriples.
Respectfully,
PjcCRORY f^ERC,
company.
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To The Patrons Of
The News.
Begining with this issue of th
News, the publication and genert
management of the plant will b
under the direction of the junio
member of the News Publisliin
Company, Walter W. Raney,
having purchased the entire plan
ind god will of the paper. Th
continuance of the publicatio:
shall be along the same lines a
heretofore pursued.
It shall be my purpose and air
to give the public a good live
newsy and up to-date paper. I, a
the newspaper man’s creed says
‘Believe in the work I am doinj
md in my ability to get results,
believe an honest newspaper is th
greatest influence for good in mod
ern life and I shall, therefore, al
ivays be proud that I am a news
lapermau. I believe in working
lot waiting, in laughing not weep
ng,*in boosting not knocking, an<
n the pleasure of doing my worl
’or its own sake. I believe th<
inly way to get a thing is to g<
md get it, and that one scoop to
lay is worth two prospects for to
norrow. I believe there is a scooj
somewhere for every man who i
villing to dig it out. I believe is
be square deal. I will see thing
vithout prejudice and write thing
isT s£e them. I will never violafc
i confidence or use the news col
lms of my paper to vent a person
d spite. I will try to get the news
jet all the news and get it first.”
Thanking you very much fo
four patronage heretofore am
hoping to receive a continuance o
same, I am,
Yours Respectfully,
W 1T.TITB W RiVPV
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C. L. ADAfl50N,
Jeweler, Optlcan and Engraver.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
Silverware, Etc. Etc.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
TWELVE MONTHS.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY.
AUGUSTA. ARKANSAS.
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The editor sat in his office, cole
whence all but him had fled; an
he wished that every last deadbet
was in his grave—stone dead. Hi
mind then wundering far away t
the time when he should die, an
his loyal editorial seul go skootin
to the sky: when he’d roam th
fields of paradise and sail o’er jai
per seas, and all things gloriou
combine his every sense to pleas*
He thought how then he’d loo
across the great gulf dark an
drear, that yawned between hi
happy soul and those who swiud
ed here. And when for water the
should call and in agony they’
caper he’d 3hout to them: “Juj
moisten your tongue with the du
on your paper.—Ex.
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and you are strangers we will send
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free that you may get acquainted.
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and the best special articles, written
by writers who know their subject
thoroughly and write as entertain
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A s stated elsewhere, c o m
mencing with this issue I sever my
connection with the News, having
sold my interest in the plant to
Mr. Walter W. Raney, who will
in my opinion, give the people a
good paper. He is a young man
of ambition and ability and if the
Eatrons of the paper continue with
im as they have with the former
publishers, his success is an assur
ed fact. In severing my connec
tion with the News, I do so, for
reasons best known to myself and
which are unnecessary to mention
here. To my friends and pat
rons of the News, I am very grate
ful for favors shown me in the
past and wishing a continuance of
same in whatever else it may be
my pleasure to cast my lot, 1 am
Yours Most Obligingly,
Chas. M. James.
Carrie up aginst it.
Could Not (let Express Package Out
In Hot Springs Sunday.
The “lid” worked two ways in
Hot Springs, Sunday, judging
from a little experience Mrs. Car
rie Nation had in an effort to get a
package of hatchets out of the ex
press office. Mrs. Nation sent
down for the package, but her re
quest for it was refused. She im
mediately called up the express of
fice and asked why the package
had not been delivered to the man.
She was politely informed by the
expressman that on account of the
“lid” being on, no packages would
be delivered on Sunday. Whereby
Mrs. Nation patiently waited until
the next day.
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^ By Our Regular Correspondent.
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Mr. Cash Stader was in town
Monday buying hay.
Mr. Jack Wiggins and family
were in town Saturday.
Mr. N. N. Cain made a business
trip to McCrory Monday.
Mr. Bob McCord, of Pair Oaks,
was in town Sunday evening.
Mr. Ed Ijathrop and wife were
guests of Mr. Godfrey Materna’s
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Porter and family
were priests or Mrs. v^iaite n.
Sparks Sunday.
Mr. J. I. Cain and family, of
Pumpkin Bend, were visiting in
town the last of the week.
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Mr. J. W. Purcell is building a
new barn which will improve the
looks of his place very much.
Misses Jessie and Freddie Mc
Cord were visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Torn Mitchell, the first of the
week.
_ If you want to enjoy a good
| laugh' you should attend the enter
tainment to be given Saturday
s night, April, 14th, at the school
, house.
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WARNING ORDER.
. State of Arkansas,
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County of Wooduff.
In The Northern District Wood
ruff Chanecry Court.
E. D. Shattuck, Pl’t’f.
vs.
Madaline Shattuck, Def’t.
The defendant, Madaline Shat
tuck, is warned to appear in this
1 court within 30 days & ans the com
| plaint of the plaintiff, E. D. Shat
| tuck. E. M. CarlLee,
Attorney.
PERFUMES
riOM CALIFORNIA
Juat received a fine ataort*
meat direct from 1IEOE1. the
California PertvaMf. The*c
perfume* arc made where the
lewen grow and give the
true lower odor.
Among them i* the famou*
“SUNSET VIOLETS"
Atk to be ihowa the odor—
It will be a revelation to you.
A Beautiful Pwter-We «r« I
exkikhfag I* eur Hvn a bnatlnil I
aeaterky OKfukan Wllcaa, atpe- I
dally make far Aityt. A Ce.. 1
aiakara af “Saaact Vitiate." Ii it :>
well wtrtk eeelr y. Copit.ji .ot .
City Drug Store, j
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ALWAYS ON HAND
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A Complete Stock Of
Corn, Hay, Oats, Chops, Bran, Etc.
The price is right and all teed will be delivered in town,
free of charge. If you intend to buy, in any quantity, it
will pay you to figure with us. If you want anything
moved promptly, or want to drive anywhere, don’t fail to
see us. If you have already tried us, you know why we
say this. Yours For The Best Service,
G. F. & Herman Wood.
ARE YOU GOING TO
BUILD A NEW HOUSE?
Let US Furnish The Lumber
As we have a large Stock, always on hand. We can fur
nish everything you may need to build a complete house.
We have a large stock of Gum Framing and Cypress Box
ing of all lenghts. Our stock of Dressed Pine Lumber is com
plete.
We handle Flooring, Ceiling, Bevel Siding, Moulding,
Door and Window Stops and Caseing, Shingles, Doors an’d
Windows.
CACHE RIVER LUMBER CO. and ANGELO
and HAYS, GRAYS, ARKANSAS.
Perfect in Every Detail
Although every part and principle of the sewing machine
has been studied, improved and perfected to make the Volo
the best and easiest running machine on the market, other
features for general convenience have not been neglected.
On one side there are two dust proof drawers of equal
depth. On the other a shallow drawer contains spindles
for spools and an emery cushion. Beneath this drawer is a
deeper one in which an oil can may be stood upright.
The body of the machine is dust proof so that in standing
the dust cannot penetrate it and reach the head. It has
roller-bearings and is adjusted with the most pains*
taking care; the result is, the Volo is the fastest sewing,
easiest running and most convenient for every use and does
work that cannot be equalled with any other machine in the
world. The stand is highly finished in black with the finest
Japan, and in addition is finished with a high grade varnish.
The Volo represents perfection in material, workman*
ship and efficiency.
Prico, $40.
Every Volo fully guaranteed,
THOMPSON-HAILEY
COMPANY.
SIDNEY L. WRIGHT & CO.
COTTON BUYERS
Commission Merchants.
Private wires to ali Principal Markets.
NEWPORT. AUGUSTA AND COTTON PLANT.
References: 1st Nat. Bank, Call up Augusta Office.
Newport, Ark Augusta, Ark.
SAY, JUST TRY US
On some of those hurry-up orders yon have to te
phone about and see if we’re not there with the
goods when it comes to
Blacksmithing and Wood Work
Horse Shoeing and Plow Work
| WAGON MAKING A SPECIALTY
DYE PATENT SC H • - r
For sale. Everyone gnarar.: •?€• ' ?•:!! unvi hc-: ua before
having your work done.
C. 0. DYE & CO.