pficia. I 0ipect>ory:
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
fryoT R. K. McHenry
kcordtr W. J, Cooper
jfsrshal R. M. Galloway
Treaeurer J. I. Sturdivant
Aldermen V. . Martin, J A Williamson,
J F Morgan, G 0 Magnesn, T J Raney
FRATKRN1T1 KS
Newark Lodge No. 248 meet* second
Saturday night in each month
J T Thabf W M
E M Edgar Secretary
Donnelly Chapter RAM meet* third
Saturday night in each month
T .1 Hanky E II P
T H Hearing Secretary
CHURCHES
Methodist church services at 11 a m and
7pm fourth Sunday in each mouth
Rev C L Caatleuerry Pastor
Baptist .hurch services at 11 a m Satur
day before eei.oud Suuday and 2 and 7 p
at second Sunday hi each month
Rev J L Brown Pastor
Chaistiau church services first and third
ciuudaya in each month at 11 a m and
7:3C p m Rev J H McDonald Paator
Railroad Time Card,
WHITE RIVER BRANCH
St. L. I. M. & S. Ry.
Trains pan* Newark as follows:
GOING WEST.
No. 137. 1.50 p. m.
Ho. »15.8 20 a. ro.
UOIKU EAST.
No. 1.28.8.20 a. m.
No. 128.3.40 p. m.
F. C. Hoyt, Agent.
W. A. EDWARDS
Notary Public
All kinds of Blank Deeds, Trust or
Warranty, kept, prepared and acknow
ledgments attested. Depositions taken
Pension work and collecriona a
opecialty.
—Office with Griffith A Morrow.—
4 4, CALDWELL
Prescription Druggist
A full line of Patents and Chemicals
kept tu nock. * me a call. ?$exl
Ooot to p>*ito<nce
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Dealer in Real Estate.
all kinds of blank Deeds. Trust or
Warranty, on hand, prepared and ac
knowledgements attested. Depositions
taken. Pension work a specialty.
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Call at
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
FOR LEGAL ADVICE
4 W. HODGES
Physician and Surgeon
Offl' . in Caldwall's Drug Store.
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Digests what yon eat
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cure- It allows you to eat ail
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fcF STURDIVANT.
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
To cure corns on the feet go bare
footed.
The City Meat Market for all kinds
of fresh meat.
News and wood piles are scarce
articles this week.
Ask Miss Nannie Shirley what she
got with signatures.
Harm Gire seems somewhat down
hearted about something.
When yon need fresh staple or fancy
groceries call at John M. Martih’s
Ask Miss Minnie Murphy where
she is going to make her future
home.
Feed! Feed! A car load of No. 1.
timothy hay for sale at Murphy &
Moore's.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Gire visited at
Moortleld and Batesville Monday and
Tuesday.
Our country friends have had a fine
slick time coming to town the past
few days.
When in need of anything in the
Drug line call at the New Drug .Store
J. J. Caldwell.
You will find the most complete
Hue of men and boy’s hats in town at
John M. Martin’s.
We wonder if Misses Jessie Martin
and Mollie Brannon have got thei r
location picked out yet.
All kinds of produce, hides and furs
bought at Mnrphy A Moore’s. Give
them a call when in town.
Waiter Fife of Oil Trough was in
town Sunday and seemed somewhat
disappointed about something.
Everything nice and clean at J. H.
Holderby’s City Butcher Shop. Your
patronage solicited. Come and see me.
The county candidates will meet in
Batesville tomorrow to consider mat
ters pertainiing to the canvess and the
primary.
To keep cholera from killing all
your chickens the coming spriDg put
them in the dinner pot now while
they are healthy.
M-S. Fisher vissted at Oil Trough
Sunday and reports that his brother,
Oscar, who has been quite sick, is
rapidly improving.
Diamonjl of great value are reported
to haw been found in Montana but
buyhg them is still the easiest way
i to gtt the sparklers.
Few women are expert wielders of
the hatchet. Carrie Nation cut off
one of big toes the other day, but she
■till retains the use of her tongue.
A certain citizen of this town says
Ills son would certanly make a good
policeman, from the fact that lie
never can find him wheu he wants
him.
Miss Susie Braden, of Sulphur Hock
came down on the passenger Tuesday
evening to visit her sister Mrs. Etta
McDonald, who has been quite sick for
some time.
The News says that Tuesday night
sleet storm did considerable damage
to the merchants by flooding their
places of business. It estimates the
damage at $;&,0U0.
Up In Pope county there's nine can
didates for assessor and nine for
sheriff. The primaries are set for
March 29, and we predict a hard frost
for Pope county on that date.
John McClain, who went to the
Indian Teritory about a year ago, has
located out there and came back Tues
day to sell some property and wind up
bis other business. He says that its a
fine couutry.
D. D. Whisnant,a prominent citizen
of Logau township, and a good friend
of the Journal, was iu town Saturday
and made this office a pleasant call.
He Is an enthusiastic Jones man and
says he has not heard of a single
Clarke man iu his neighborhood.
One day this week W. T. Magness
sold to Overall & Ballinger, of Ten
nessee, $1,525 worth of pearls. He
also sold to a Mr. Hendricks, who is
making headquarters at Batesvilie,
1425 worth and informs us that he
still has quite a lot of good, saleable
pcarles on band yet.
Will Hames, of Violet Hill town
ship returned from a trip with his
wagon last Saturday, and in pulling
his guu out of the wagon it tired and
shivered his left arm so terribly that
it had to be amputated near the
shoulder, and he is now in a critical
condition.—Izard County Register.
A profitable Investment
“I was troubled fot about seven years
with my stomach and in bed halt my
thne,”says E. Demid, Somerville, Ind.
“I spent about til 000 and never could gut
anything to help me uulill I tried Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1 huve taken a few bei
ties and aiu entlrley well.” Y» n don’t
live by what you ent, but by what you
digest aud assimilate, if your stomach
dosen’t digest your food you are really
starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does the
stomach's work by digesting the food
You don’t have to diet. Eat all you want.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cur* cures ail stoiuacu
troubles. J. 1. Slurdivaut.
Try the Journal when you need job
printing done.
Miss Lora Oral# left Friday for
Elgin to vis!trelatives.
Go to the cfty Butcher Shop for nice
fresh sausage, pork and steak.
For fine stationary Toilet articles
etc. go to J. J. Caldwell, Druggist.
G. O. Magness is closing out at cost.
Now is the time to secure yaur bar
gains. *
Go to John M. Martin’s for fruits or
all kinds also fresh lettuce and cab
bage every day.
If you w ant goods at cost come
before Febuary 15. Must close them
out by that time. G. O. Magness.
Jas. A. Hardy, of Batesvelle, cand
idate for sheriff, was in town Tuesday
and made tills office an appreciated
call.
Miss Nora Baker left Saturday
morning for her home at Elgin, after
a pleasant visit with relatives near
Akron.
Newspapers print some shocking
things and it Is strange people will in
sist on doing such shocking things for
newspapers to have to print.
Mrs. Tom magness, jf Newark, re
turned home Monday after a two
week’s visit to Mr. J. Q. Guynn and
family.—Newport Independent.
It is claimed that kissing is danger
ous, but we have never heard of a
more dangerous disease than matri
mony being spread by it’s influence.
JL II id Uim LUC 1 I 1 I J J111 GSVlUg
unfit for self-government is all wrung.
A short time ago they lynched a man
as nicely as was ever done in Texas.
We heard a citizen say, the other
day, that he hadn’t caught a cold this
winter. We don’t wonder at it. He
is too miserable slow to ever catch
anything.
G. WT Merriwethers, a-good citizen
of White Rivqr township was in town
Saturday. He made this office a
pleasant call and had his name euroled
on our subscription list.
The drill is down 1,100 feet and is
into stuff that is as hard as Hint. So
hard is this substance that two or
three feet a day can be drilled.—New
port News.
Sheriff John A. Hinkle was down
from Hatesvilie Tuesday and remem
bered the Journal with a pleasant call.
Mr. Hinkle is a candidate for state
senator and is always a welcome visitor
Squire Thomas Jones was down
from Magness Saturday and made
thisofflicea pleasant call. He is a
candidate for re-election and, having
made a good record, will be hard to
t»eat.
W. T. Magness A Son shipped ou t
eight car loads of cattle for the St.
Louis market Tuesday. This is quite
a large number of cattle to be shipped
at one time from a small place like
Newark.
D. B. Gire has sold out his barber
outfit to J. W, Barton, late of Spring -
field, Mo. On completion of the
building to be erected by Postmaster
Grosser he will occupy quarters in the
new post office building.
Some of our young men who stand
around on the outside of the church
door putting cigarette smoke will some
time stand around outside of the gates
of Heaven until they are closed, and
then they will have to smoke some
where else.
The country people do not fully
realize the benefits of the rural free
delivery system. Rain or shine, hot
or cold, their mail is delivered to
them every day. There should be
more interest taken in this subject,—
Newport News.
No man has ever been able to ac
complish the impossible feat of riding
two horses, going in opposite direct
ions, at the same time, but in tace of
this fact we bear men say t hat they
intend to vote for Davis and Jones.
If they are not going in directly op
posite directions we lose our guess. -
Newport Herald.
A Boone county editor who claimed
to be an authority on grip told his
readers that so long as they kept their
feet dry they would not have the dis
ease. The next day he got a commu
nication from a subscriber claiming
that he had two wooden legs and yet
he had suffered from the grip for live
successive years.
Noah was one of the earliest adver •
tisers, says an exchange. He adver
tised that lie would sail on a certain
date. Those who didn't believe in ad
vertising failed to get tickets and were
left in the wet duriug the forty days’
rain without u tube re I las or bathing
suits. As most ot tnem could notswlm
they took to trees and became mon
keys.
1 Mrs. W. B. Lawrence received Sat
: urday her check from the Peters Shoe
Company for $.j00, the capital prize
won by her some months ago in the
world building contents. The award
after it had been made by disinterest
, e<i school teachers or St. Louis , Was
' subject to the closest scrutiny aud
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BEING OVERHAULED!
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Our entire stock is being gone over and
marked down. We need room for our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
which will arrive soon and we must have more
room. We expect to put in a complete and
up-to-date
StocK of Milleoery.
However, we will at some later date in
form you of the many good things in store for
you. Our one great object now is to make
room for them.
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Mrs. Liiwrence was found the easy
winner by a large per cent.—Bates
ville Bee.
Children Especially Liable
Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
pah.fill and if neglected often result in
hloodpolsonlng. Children are especially
liable to such mishaps because not so
careful. As a remedy De Witts Witch
Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws out the
lire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound.
Beware of counterfeits. Sure cure*for
piles. ‘‘l)e Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured
my baby of eczema after two physical)*
gave her up,” wri'es James Mock, N.
Webster, lnd. "The sores were so bad
she soiled two to five dressed a day ”
J. 1. Sturdivant.
John M. Martin lias got the hottest
line of shoes in town and the biggest
stock.
W. T. MAO NESS, Proprietor,
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THE GRIM REAPERS HARVEST.
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K. M. HULSEY.,
K. M. Hulsey, aged 74, tiled at his
home in Oil Trough Tuesday of pneu
monia. He was a member of Newark
Lodge No. 248 F, and A. M and was
hurried with Masonic honors Wednes
day.
MRS MARY OWENS.
Mrs Mary Owens died at her home
near Magness Saturday morning from
'pneumonia. She was about 50 years
old and leaves two children. The
burial took place Sunday at the Dug
ger graveyard.
MRS. CAL SEWARD.
Mrs. Cal. Seward died at her home
in this city Saturday night frou pneu
monia. She was a native of Illinois
but had been a resident of tills coun
try for 32 years. She leaves a husband
ninechildrn aud a host of friends to
mourn tier deatii. Interment took
place at Blue Springs cemetery Mon
day.
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Don’t Live Together
Constipation uud Ueultn never go together
lie Witt’s Little Early Kisers promote
easy action of tile bowles without distress.
“ I have been troubled with costlveuess
uine years” J.O.Breeu, Depauw, Iud. “I
nave tridc many remedies but LittleEarly
Risers give best results. J.I Sturdivsut.
Sulphur Rock Sketches.
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Chut lea Akins is improving
very slow.
Weather cold, wood **carse aud
money to loan.
L. C. Faubion is now depot
agent at this place.
Joe Wright will move to New
port in the near future.
Lou Carter, of Batesvilie spent
Saturday night with friends here.
Burt Arnold, of Batesville,
spent Saturday night here fishing.
Sam Castleberry lost a fine
hor&e Tuesday. He eat heartily
iut uoou aud fell dead before
night, without any appareut
cau-*e.
Mrs. Martin and daughter, who
were right sick last week, are
able to sit up.
Several of the school boys were
on the sick list week, but are able
to attend school now.
Miss Olive Abernathy, ot Rales
ville, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Ola Jeruigan.
Prof, Ed Martin, who is teach
ing in .Jackson county, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
John A. Hinkle and James A.
Hardy, of lmesville, were
Tuesday shaf ng hands with
and new friends.
George Harttield, who works in
the express office at Newport,
came home Monday very sick, but
is leported better.
Mr.Grammer, bur genial street
car conductor, is having a good
deal of trouble running the caron
account of the ice and sleet. He
meets all trains, however.
Hon. Will Wright came in Sun
day from Newport where he had
been attending court several
days. His many friends are glad
to see him on his feel again.
We notice that Col. Waterman
of the Newport News, says there
is no danger in calling Jeff Davis
a liar. We judge that be, like
ourself, would prefer to do so
over the long distance telephone.
The ground hog says there is no
use i.i going to the nofrth pole ;
that if we’ll only wait awhile it
will come to us. He is very much
grieved as Old Borul came unex
pected aud found him unprepar
ed. He had loaned out his po
and has no sle'.gb, so, of cou
he couldn’t take the widov
riding.
Subscribe for the Jou
If you want to please your children
get them a pair of Hlue Ribbon Shoes
at John It. Martin’s.
The Journaj would like to have a
good live correspondent at all the
nearby postoftlces and we will furnish
all necessary stationery and send the
Journal to any one wtio will furnish
us the news from their neighbor
hood.
The enthusiastic and admiring
friends of Hon. Marcus A. Hanna
have presented him with a beautiful
marble statue which is meant to rep
resent “Peace and Plenty." Art
should be encouraged by all means
hut, in order to preserve the unities
and keep in line with the eternal
tiluess tilings, Mark’s statue should
have been made out of Brass.
About 500 people are reported camp
ed on tbe White River railroad, wait
ing for work, and many of them are
said to be destitute of both food and
clothiug as the result of the serious
drouth. A reporter says it will bring
tears to the eyes of the most harden
ed soul to see the pitiful condition of
many women aud children in these
camps.—Izard County Register.
Subscribe for the Journal.
Child Worth Millions
“Mv child it* worth iiiiilious to me,"says
Mrs* Mary Bint of Harrisburg, Pa..“yet
I would h ive lo**t tier by croup hud I not
purchase*! a bottle of One Minute Cough
Cure." One Minute Cough Cure Is sure
for cough, croup aud throat aud lung trou
bles. An absolutly safe cough cure which
acts Immediately. The youngest child can
take it with eutire safety. The iittle ones
like the taste aud remember how often
helped them. Every family should have a
bottleo! One MinuieCouzh Cure handy .
At ttds season especially it may be need
cd suddenly. J. T. Sturbivant^