There Will be a Big Picnic
at Mag ness on Friday
and Saturday
SEPTEMBER 1 AND 2,1911
Plenty of Amusement and a Good TimeJ
for Everybody. I
Stand Priviledye, $3,50 3
Swing : : : : 3,5o |
Doll Pack, : : : : 1,50 |
Everybody Cordially Invited to Comej
and Have a Good Time.
W. W. Page, J. H. Ladd, and H. T.
Jones, Committee.
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•z. features, as they helon;.; > to the
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A Few Dollars
I» there one in your home? If not, don't lose the elegance and refiae&ueat ued
the mean* ef musical pleasure and education a plane or ergaa will add te joar
bene. a£ ^ ^
BARGAINS IN USED INSTRUMENTS.
We will mail, epos reqneut, a list of g—>d eemnd hand mutramenti at plicae
fxeizi $15 00, $2.i. 00, $50.00 and op. from which you can easily make a de
itreble choice and later oa trade it back to ns on a aew ase Write today
and specify whether yon want a Piano or Organ.
NEW MONEY-SAVING PLAN.
After meat rean ef stodr, tie Hallerberi Muiie Ceiroaar ba, ormaatad .ad perfrcted a
Slbl. peraeet plaa that antcm.lic.l!, .<i , c . itrm. ,f M aai
uu to meel all peaaikla eeaditieat of w. ,c and fuua. i-l ab.uty.
EVERY INTENDING BUYER SHOULD KNOW IT.
■» te sea or. »’> wertk wh:ie: or wiila tod,y far par''>'lara
Wa waat te aotaaiat rear. eee »itb lb, ad..',-,,., It,., , „ ,» ,b.
ehMad fhrca*b le*e espeiieata aad l.r,a rapil,'. tub!., ua le o'f, r. We do n .W.r'rll
*• e.ier witkfcajd far a aaiaetr an/tbma we .a aff.rd »b. b brnefrt, ,or p.treaa „„d
pe* basal*. al alike At all are treated a1!,, b. a , f, 0.. to.;-eriaar»d
■mfer be Ska weercatt aed bej trader, tbs , ti e
feSwwad br ea
b-A —« .0
VrWn et aaH I
fer i
slrreautaecea.
todar.
The Beat, the 01d«et, the L.»rr<*et Plano and Organ House
'W in tbo Southwest.
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World-Renowned Kimball Organs Direct From Factor/ to You,
as Low as $35.10.
Splendid New Pianos, Fully Guaranteed, as Low as $145.83.
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HOLLENBERG SYSTEM,
•rtf ante jotra. aed ba, w.da a, tba ferem.M kaate is aae Bee red Ha
irtaeara. ta trad. witb. ‘'Tan H fiad It a plsamra u da beams,, eUb oo.~
ESTAEMSHFD lass
Hollenberg Music Company
7th tad Main, Little Roth, 243 Waba*b, Chicag*.
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*nr beatfactie Or. MJlea Anil-> Ain Fllia I *r M'i>» Anil I I’Ul* rtrlk '• v
G$@d Livsr
am
When you suffer from any form of
indict tion it is always well to take
something for the livir, as usually the
trouble Iks there. If you are bilious,
have a bloaty feeling alter eating, if
you belch, if your skin is yellowish
you may be sure it is liver trouble.
What you need is something to stir
up the liver, to arouse the gastric
juices so that they will aid in the di
p tion of your food. A very good rem
edy for this, and one highly recom
i mend'd by those who have used it, is
! Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, which you
v n obtain of any druggist at fifty
ci uts or one dollar a bottle. But if you
have any doubt about its merits, and
would prefer to try it first, send your
address to Dr. Caldwell and he will
promptly send you a free sample bot
tle.
Thousands of people first learned of
; this remarkable cure for stomach, liver
and bowel troubles through a free sam
i pie. Mrs. Frank Billy of Plain view. 111.,
sent for one and it cured her and she
is open In saying that she will never
take pills or strong cathartics again,
as Syrup Pepsin acts so mildly. Mr.
W. B. Bryant, ttie Postmaster at Sardis
Tenn., says he will never bo without it
again. No sick person can afford to
ignore a remedy so highly endorsed as
this. It is good for all the family from
infancy to old age, because it is mild,
free from griping and yet promptly ef
fective. Furthermore, results are ab
solutely guaranteed or money will be
refunded.
Dr. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase of his remedy ends his obli
gation. lie has specialized in stomach,
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
i years and will be pleased to give the
reader any advice on tlie subject free
of charge. All are welcome to write
him. Whether for the medical advice
or the free sample address him Dr.
W. B Caldwell, m Caldwell building,
Montlcelio, 111.
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"I here are many
so-called “finest”,
and “best’’
flours, but the aristocrat
of them all is
“GOLD LEAF’
FLOUR
A flour of exquisite fineness
and quality, made of soft
whole-grained, selected
wheat, by the famous Hun
garian Process, in mills of
Up-to-the-minute equipment
For m«re than 40years,
a favorite with Southern
Housewives.
Order it of your Grocer
CAPE COUNTV
W. D. HINSON
Will sell you a
ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
SKE HIM ABOUT IT
Newark, Arkan sas
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE
Ni.il.H-* i' hen I.\ u in’ll licit I ill a' -
uni ill |h I -i>11, i.1- l>\ it' put \ little
i.iiial vntinir plan’s in tin- various
■' ' II ->l ii ps nf I lull ■ i»'in ielicv l (uni! V .
\rkar,-a- fie- the p i-po-i of t;ii ii■ .< a
i t iif the leal ami personal pmpei i ■
■: i ach resident iif the cm;nty. a nd tin
• i- cap '.i t a a in s ecii as are liable t"
■ a . tlie saine ('ii' t)i" veai I'M I. (in
iavs an-! dates specif “d.
llaiTen tmvi,shi|). at (Inn Selci"
i 11 til 'i a Tlie si] a V. \N ('ii n*s. i :* i end
I'liui'silii.v , Ai1 eust I. and
1 till it A ll t i e,\ 11 hip, , 1 t I A 111 It | I ; i l|sl
'■i ilia.. S:i1iiii1;.i nml Mi-udav. An
• ns! 1 ii a e l
And at mi i' !'■ i* til 1 tie ( in! Ileus
\( -t slh !■' 17*Ii. inclusive, aftei
vli i.'i, Ia si iii.iii' a! d a t". tin i i fa i I ine t. I
i~ > v. i ll If Ha hie to a pena It v i>1
e I lull,i c. I ii t' i.. ti- In ns in « 1, ieh I
ini a11vei tiseii 111 Is- in I n^er thunm ■>
my. I v, i I! e! ;e a I In i i l> 111 t«i had h ,, !
1 iv m 1 a p| n ii lit re et i 11 ne i a P 1 v a f I. i
a ■ i i hi 1 he la-.: d i
Assess in pi iuun if p‘is-.ili!e. ii' *
>' - n can ::st yimr property tmh s
liiev can svvi ar tn the correctm s. <
suin '. Kaeh p : sun w ill lie expecti-d t
•rive cm ii'i t niiinU r of tin ir > he,,|
ilistliet. <' M. I'l.tNN, Asm ssi a
Independence County, Ark.
By J. S. KIRTLEY, D. D.
Author of the “Your.g
Man and Himself,” etc.
HSS CHUM
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(Copyright, by Joseph Li, Bowles )
The boy’s life is an < 1 Hum* of tho
life of the rare. He pa e*s through
the two stages that the race p
parsed through and when he la's
into the third he is there t.> stay. as
tlie race now is. Some wise man li..s
railed them the stages of depend a- i>,
i11<i■ • | etuleiico ami inti rdependem-e.
\f first it is dependent-'-. He can’t
walk or talk or dress himself—r-tia’t
even feed himself. Tip only Milpd in
the world he can do is to stintnt-in as
sistance, hut he Is certainly glfto-d at
that one thing.
He could honestly say "i hi ono
filing 1 do.” if he v-o re capable o, - y
iffig anything. He ha.- ’■ n fitted oat
with an appliance for iur; iiv: in a
distress call or a riot chII. with li is
warrante-l to work at nil hours. .-.mi
to work ev-op-inn; dy wed in the
darkno -s of the niuh.t. For . •'• . . 1
years lie is in the strictly •: j i nt
s' ire, even lit ilia own , i vt rf the
c- • Then there centos n i • ' f
inch : end' t.eo, not iti fact bur in 1 is
ferlings. He ser. • tit"• ■*:!.• ho
would tike to run awry, though in al
most every nis'ani In whit li the run
away cure has been tried, it has com
pletely cured the runner. I'- m tied
te e- i t; run-eng r. -. y 1 net in Ida
h.. e 1 y and by hi is more or ' s
aware of the inter h • !• re- ;o
1 re'., there ITs fhnai in,
T1 :■ e! urn is usually Ilk - : ! fir * ••■•t
e i, if hie ly to it r nii t d «! v
: • ... way to i It- g 1 • - r
tih- •-•an days. i ’-ua . Ip • (s in
a in w in t the elm ts of
V. ’ Irani e.
dn \v ■ * . r ihere nr,- :v a rh- ,v..!n~
• 1 ; p .} . ; j
• • , io !. ore of them d j ; :t: I ' ;;
t • (*’!.• ’ ,«i • : . : i'!
: !« I with the ii " . ' aln.; of »!;• Fo
ci: >. -'in't- . '! of • i ,1 r - of •hrtt
Onal • - at«• of in:. . n : • ■ i ;■ ?
it promj ts Min in! . ;t ’• ary alii
atire with some H a and ho 1;< : s
fcv :r f*•< !.i tii.’ dr'.- thr-n he w ' in
wi h a < o" ! < f ■ . . tit r t: in
• • •- of :hi.- I). ' )•’ ] v! h
if :ils him to ta 1 - n a hir»r»r >n
qt - fellows. T1 • ti I1:'-:'.1 {ho : d
b> ,'irts o api> r r; Ids h . ! is
e h
ei.r»> ; ] ho di->* t! - cans at o*. •*
vanis a ! - ehum. !• i• fgr fro1,- ••
lion or co-operation? The boys com*
out of tlif'r an th - animals *. at
Into tli* a'k, "two lit- twj."
In id f: : ' i-T friar,;!..hip ‘a
ho s | Hi it coni■ - with a han?
and a jd-d: and tin > • :u : n uK. the
most ' , it whir* it 1. • = . The two
Use th ume Finn:'. the -aim? jell, 'l.g
same ton. - <if \ t >:■ ■ ; mo sai' •<
and. s>-- d.'dy 11 - s " • ] : ,• ... y.
Thf y i a h {• tt; ns d d , d.r | i o . f
ho . i.t.io h'ittie f ltd oh'iwinic ’i- lt
tie licco c,f (!:< w 1 u < s. • n, ai d v. . i
•hey l a • a qua: :c»l rr,;., ;ht)
••me wifi v. an to bin:, u-.tally tr-c‘s.
Ih ar s r a -n ipf < tart.a : > 0
Si ;, i : 1 . O q f
e\ i
1.. . . with d- u il ■ 1. i ! i \ town « ,1
■inn 11 ci ( wd of tl rrf or four i ■ a r
boys. and a few s later John and
I woa’d ]„ „j, t.-a tlier a train t
fh<’ fii-l 1 For, son. . v. ; ■ , the more
you think of one ! ■ . th< ••in’- vmt
are id !■• to hr in rivalry wdh tl ft
Oil ■ r 1 as. This j '■<. '• : so n j - a
of 1 I or
It 1 at the ag.
■' .t
thi* rr.rln rhum p :'> 1 .■ Tha
dan i.■ . . i' h: - „ n it ; ■ n-?i<-' ,r
fo'fo n•,11 w.y to anothof srmia!
Ini’ ill • t iy a double itp.puN*-. Hr,
i k> 11 i■ • iioy that l,e tie* up wi t
hotter H:a>i ho over <1 i<1 like a H-v
before, and as for they aro the
news’ thing In n r i •r < * I a, just out. an !
usually tl is ratio' one girl who
i , • gS '
Koniewh. re to her airy, fairy form
Ho is e;-ovine si,:, tive, hrcnn?.e hi
is? H • p'o s r ( f newly aval•, • .<*
power-; of which he hii? not t
yai: ■ I control ant? io finds that !;■- >,
conr.< - t- d v- i 111 people and affairs in
a new way. lie i-s not yet sure of
himself ills chum ha? mart*' him
chum for the- sann- n ason and the
two unfit rstand each other.
The things 1 hey talk about 873 th*
things tl at belong to that a«r» —
sport . of course, and what they in
lend to la coine and their plan
an
girls
Some r,
mand.
some,
wot k.
faeulM
'i'hat great day
v. powers are %,
Memory is no
imagination is
hits dawned
Ming In com
longer lone
a t t i \ i i v a t
The
rational and d
- In the field.
>ot ati ve
lit 1 in nt
hangs haloes over the outlying fiite-e.
Ills chum will put some finishing
tone 1 i s on his character T' n might*
fc.-t influence of thi period may come
from that chum to Might or bless him
h-ievor. liven if (hi go off to i if.
fereut (oll-Li s or separate for differ
■ nl | art Of till W - III they will lllo-lv
c h<a i h the eltum fe. ling for each
tie r all of tlicir 11 v s He who daftly
guides him in the selection of his
cl.urn i< his benefactor. lie must
really liaw two churns and the other
big pa. But that U a
gteiy t» Uaelt ,*
NOTICE
Notk'f is hcivhv <nu u that tin
County Court of Irui• • |run ner < oun
1,1. Arkansas, will, tin- 1 >>tli day nf
August. 11• 11. I'cci'ivf mu I'd In. - for
i tIn* kt-.'j.in" of the |Kimii'i's of Ind.
|M'inl: iwi- County, coumM-nrinir t!n
rirut tiny of < vtoher. 1 '*] i. t>!: II . .'list
ii in ol I>t t-emli !■, 1'ulJ. from such
' ■!"•’. !.t ;I'-OT - ns Mill
of tin- county poor hoi;-" : nd farm.
••• -i.it* tli* rt tin. Hi a ii'. fi nil 1 . i -
I ni-.h n..'d. iri in' ntvi tin- in r\ i, .ii
;:! ato ndniif to all p ; ion- j tcid
I tli: n in. for : -mail -u..i j>. i
■north for i h inmate .Ml | • : -<.ji
-ii■ i11o to mibiilit hio- fih> -tH'li
i 1 is u I til t hr Coui ,t \ I I h ill I,;.;..
II !»• op -iI and fir t or.ir u t ! : m :
I (|V in 1 1 "I. oil till' <.. t ;i ini'.,
liSnit d.
Tltr in r-' ii . a it:i- tii. contract
will in' I'.ijlli ri ■ I to pi,.' hoi,, i. v, ill,
food security. to In a p|)i < i'.ft| i>y tin
County < ourt. conditioned lor tin
faithful |>f'i'f<inii;u’;‘r of his contract,
which shall icaiif jin \ a I ilt- t<> the
t v,unt \ in a penalty double the amount
of tli- hiii Tin riifht to reject anv
a mi : ah Itiils i s reserved.
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[VEHY LITTLE GIRL IN NEWARK
UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE
I have a most interesting puzzle for you
to solve, anil to the little girl who solves
it neatly and brings me the largest list of
people who will need a new stove or range
I will give free the handsome little Buck’s
Junior Range now on exhibition in my
front window. Here’s fun for you.
H. i
HAWTHORNE
: : : Arkansas
Things You Need
We handle a full line of Yellow Pine Lumber for all
kinds of building purposes. Sash and Doors, Paints,
Oil and Varnish, Builders Hardware, Screen Doors
and all fixtures, John Riley Hoes for the boys, Ironing
Boards for the girls, Wire Stretchers, Hoisting Jacks,
Pittsburg Perfect Fencing, Staples, Nails, etc.
its fly time; don’t put off buying screens until
after the flies get the start of you
Newark Lumber C ompany
The
Telephone
Don’t add to your troubles
the inconvenience of doinpt
without a Telephone.
There i no department of
business, professional or in
dustrial life in which il is not
an essential part.
No community, however
small, can enjoy the full ad
vantages of modern life with
out including the Telephone.
By its use to the needs of
humanity it has proved its
claims to rank as one of the
necessaries of life.
The farmer who wants to
make his farm mure profit [
able and life more pleasant
for bis family should have a !
'Telephone in his home.
COMPANY I
H. D. ELLER, MANAGER
Tell ’em you saw it in The Journal.
u
Filled
^ e . many a prescription has
hi'cn “liiled" that has caused
dealh to the patient.
Our Betties Contain
Only Pure Drugs
A pifsci j)tion compounded here
does the work the doctor in
inlends.
Drugs Here are
Fresh. Prices Uni
iormily Low.
Newark Drug Co.
RESIDENCE I Ok 5 Al.ll
W have three beautiful cottag
is for sale, just two blocks from
Newark public school building; all
ln'st classs condition; three to four
rooms each; good water, and most
,'h nable location in town. Will be
| 1,1,1 at a sacrifice. Henderson Real
Instate Co.
♦ « ♦
Ii \on appreciate good biscuits
C" *° h II- llol.lerby’sandget some
King of Missouri flour. Its the best
Hour ever brought to Newark.
Cull blood Rhode Island Red
i hit kens for sale, both young and
old. Mrs. K. A. Sandetc R [•' |) |
Newark. 15.41