The Newark Journal
PUBLISH KI) WKKKLY,
OSCAR F. CRAIG, Editor.
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No one has a right to complain
of had government who does not
Tote on election day.
It is predicted that the coming
.session of the legislature will de
velop quite a number of guberna*
torial candidates.
Lockesburg swms to In* infest
ed with burglars. Five business
houses, the depot and sheriff's of
fice were broken into in one night
recently. About the only place
they havn’t broken into is the jail.
Under the laws of Arkansas the
quail season opened last Fuesday
and quails may now be killed un
til the 15th of February, but only
for your own use. It is unlawful
to sell them or ship them out of
the state. _________
Senator Berry made the predic
tion in a speech at Fayetteville
last week that the Republicans
will attempt to cut down Southern
representation in congress if they
are successful in the coming na
tional election.
It. is a significant fart that, ac
cording to Bradstreet s, nearly 80
per cent of I lie concerns which
fail in business are those that do
not advertise. The business that
is profitable without advertising
would be vastly more successful if
it were judiciously advertised in
the newspapers.
The Republicans claim credit fot
making the United States a
world power." This country was
a world power before the Republi
can part.N was born more of a
world power when it ruled by its
ide i- ‘I right and wrong than it
wid h if it follows the Republi
can pain to rule by force, regard
less oi right, or wrong.
frovernor Davis ignores the
opinion of Attorney (icneral Deo.
\\\ .Murphy to the effect that the
law dees not give him the right to
fill vacancies by appointment.
Since the amendment was declared
to have l>een adopted all the gov
ernors have been acting under it.
But it has now been brought into
question and the ease from Lin
coln county will probably be tak
en to the supreme court, which
will settle the fate of all the ques
l ion unit1 amt*
Advertised Letters.
The following is a list of let-tors
remaining uncalled for int lie New
ark postoffiee November 1, 1004.
It i) Mc,i onuell, N. Antr\,
Mr.s Mirdip Uovd. .lack Blavens,
■Mrs Nanev Henderson,A. .\ f rench,
In an I Mrs.C.K Hanssy,.l olm Mali,
11 ugii (» tollman,
Richard .Jones,
Edg*r .Johnson.
Aaron .Stephens,
Mrs. Lizzie Willis,
Birtv Watkins.
John ftirh,
Moss Sliavv,
Sarah Smith,
A. W. Scott,
W.VV. Ulrich.
Ralph spraul
If not called for in 30 days will
l>e sent to the dead letter office at
Washington, D. (’. When calling
for above letters say advertised.
T. M IIaukklson, 1*. M.
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We Will Save You Money on Clothing.
Best and Largest Stock
LOWEST PRICES
AT THE BIG STORE.
Copyright 1904 by Hart Schaffner & Marx
PIIFP A boys gun with every suit
1 If IX of Tailors Triumph Clothing.
BARNETT BROS. MERC. CO.,
Batesville, - Arkansas.
{ Sulphur Rock Letter
^ J- C. Ulbson, Reporter.
Grandma Maxwell was buried
here Sunday.
John (’. Gibson went to Bates
i ville Tuesday.
Joe and Doc ('aldwell went to
Batesville Monday .
John Sim- of Sharp passed
through town Monday.
Rev. C. L. Cast leberry of Salem
was in town last week.
L. II. Pascoe of Batesville spent
Sunday with home folks.
Sara Tuggle is able to attend to
his duties as postmaster again.
Several new students entered
the high school here this week.
(r. A. Sanders who has been
sick for some time, is no better.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jerningan of
Charlotte were in town Tuesday.
George Voting and family of
Batesville spent Sunday in our
city.
Nuck Moore and Will K. Crow
of Newark spent Sunday here
with friends.
Dr. L. R. Wright who has been
chilling for two weeks is able to
; be out again.
Mrs. II. \Y. Dunn of "Fucker
man came in Monday to visit Mrs.
i W. S. Moore.
W . R. Kice and wife left Tues
day for St. Louis to spend a few
days at the fair.
Walker Dunnigan who moved
to lexas about a year ago is back
on a visit to his brother.
Mrs. Florence Kin man of New
ark was visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Allen Gossett here last
j week.
j Kev. (’. H. Newman went to
Shady Grove, Lawrence county,
last Sunday to hold quarterly
meeting for Kev. W\ B. Hays.
Bud Harvison went to New port
Saturday to meet his daughter
who lives in lexas. They came
in on the local Sunday.
Mrs. Angie \\ ilson and her son,
( lyde, and Miss Mabel Owen left
Monday night for St. Louis to
spend a few days at the fair.
1 he street car line changed
hands Tuesday. Uncle Bill steps
down and A. G. Johnston takes
his place. I ncle Bill is a good
ear man and we hope that Mr.
Johnston will make just as good a
one.
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OUR LINE OF
Fall and Winter
CLOTHING
Is The 'lost Complete and Up
I To=Date To Be Found In The
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County, and the Price is
SHADE TO FIT =
YOUR POCKETBOOK.
We Can Fit You Up With Win
ter Shoes, Hats and Clothing
For Your Entire Family.
Come in and figure With Us!
GRIFFITH & MORROW,
Newark,
Arkansas.
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BEN ADA 'IS DEAD.
Bon Adams Jr., one of tho
{county's host citizen*. died ver.\
■ suddenly at his home in 111 i< eit.v
about !* o'clock yesterday (Tliurs
•day) morniny.
i lie liau been indisposed lor i
day or two, hut was able to atteni
to business, and was on the streetf
until a late hour Wednesday night.
His death i> supposed to ha\ <
been due to heart failure.
.Mr. Adams was 38 years old
and leaves a wife and three child
ren.
i The funeral will take place this
morning at 11 o’clock.
Young flan’s Leg Broken.
Thomas Herrington, Jr., fell
from a wagon Tuesday afternoon
J near the old Galloway place and
the hind wheel passed over his
right leg just below the knee,
breaking the bone and making a
serious flesh wound. He and his
; brother, James, and uncle, Lee
Herrington, and Warren Law
rence were returning to their home
at Charlotte from ..Newport. Law
rence and young Herrington were
| scuffling when they lost their bal
ance and fell out. the latter falling
under the wheel in such a manner
that it passed over his right leg.
with the result a> above stated.
(jIRL accused of burglary.
1 ooahontas, Nov# 1. NoraShaf
»;r, IS years old, and Ne'wt Nelson,
20, were placed in jujl here last
night on a charge of burglary.
1 h<',\ "eie arrested for breaking
! into the store of Mrs. M. ,|. ]{0y_
nolds of lieyno, a small town
aljout twelve miles north of here.
1 he gi il admits her guilt, and says
a man was with her, but she re
fuses to tell his name. Nelson
was attested on suspicion, and,
failing to prove an alibi, his bond
and that of the girl were fixed at
*1,000 each, and, failing to make
it, they were committed to jail to
await the action of the grand jury.
KILLED BY HIS WIFE.
Hot Spring. Nov. 1.—Jam,
Melville, proprietor of Hmdn
Viilia, and a well-known coni
jdence man, was shot and killc
itlns morning by his wife uboi
2:->o.
the couple have bee,, known to
enjrage m frequent quarrels i„
winch the woman ha, been abused
and not but a short time aKo she
J. W. HODGES,
Physician ant! Surgeon,
Office at Sturdivant’s Drugstore.
Residence Rhone No. (54.
; CALLS A NSWEIvED PROMPTLY.
DR. W. P. LAWTON
| Offers 1)is professional services to the
citizens of Newark and vicinity.
Diseases of Women and Children
■' specialty. Office in the IIa *k**t St<. re.
Residence formerly the .lake M-ijticss.
| place. Residence phone v.i: offie*. in.
I M. B. Owens F. M. Owen*
OWENS & OWENS,
i
Physicians and Surgeons
Office adjoining
Sisk Williamson
Madness Arkansas
V. L. Pascoe L. O. Poe
Phone No. 10 Phone No. 24
PASCOE & POE
Physicians and Surgeons
Office in Ilaney Building, on South
Front Street. Rhone No 17
Office hours8 to 12 a. in., and 1 to5 p. m.
jumped from a porch to escape
rough treatment at his hands.
The only person who was in (lie
house at the time was a negro
eook, whom Mrs. Melville awak
ened immediately after the deed,
saying that “dim" had made her
kill him.
DANIEL THARP DEAD
Daniel Tharp, one of Big Bot
tom township's best known citi
zens, died at his home a few miles
south of town Tuesday night at 10
o’cloek, after a short illness from
pneumonia.
Mr. Tharp was horn in Marion
county, Tennessee, September ’26,
1830, and has been a citizen of this
county since 1883. A widow and
live children survive him.
The remains were interred at
Blue Springs Wednesday after
noon.
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YOUNG MAN KILLED.
A young man named Henry
McNcely, was killed on the Ark
ansas tram roam at Warren Wed
nesday morning. He was on the
reai‘ end of the engine, arid in
backing on to a switch the engine
struck a car loaded with logs, the
concussion throwing McNecly be
tween the engine and the ear. Ho
was crushed so badly that he died
in a short time.
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