LOVE IS BUND
Kt#f * i t»» b-i i p • iii Hi* park, *ij
Wene k * ,l-?| Rdrti Wup fjvW,
And f-h tin 1;< if) ,1 tli» UfBiHtUfhf Wore
— i/i-->k*-J cl ,’y (ti ( v* * thH! wto blue
A ti* f «*« n t Hfi from lh«is until now
I* tru*. t in sure y»u will find—
Tfcw *»# • • t ns u n>Anti« lhal
fwi« ini rsNsnt love totally blind,
"You s"» wcg mtiti who'* deeply involved
In p i. «lon» ti nt tangle his heart.
He ■ blind as a ton, and in t er can see the
da»*f' In Don Cupid's dart.
II- narn lf . in eat-hls lessons are hard—
hiw fi.H Is a miserable grind—
J>< ares' - can't **« the use of such things,
si. t- ove haa rendered him blind.
TIi man * *io escaped the darts In his
>'itiih and thought his tieart w;is im
mune.
Oft c;, . has the malady later In life anil
fails in a passionate swoon.
J.lke measles or mumps, intended for
youth, the fever ts harder c onfined:
W-'s silly it times, does things he. would
wit hs-J love not rendered him blind.
*nd when an old man w ith snow In his hair
is str ■ hen, no mercy is shown—
He's full < ' r ;xir of life and declares he's
a king on a vigorous throne.
He lulls t •• young boy clear out of the
garni (he middle aged man is be
hind—
He's al • c in the ran- for spreading It on
since eve has tendered him blind.
But why do you scorn Ihe man who's In
love—why laugh at the capers hi
play s?
Tenh<<h,t. . to one you had It yourself
' von!' 'true in your palmiest days.
It's a maidcj; sweet hat cornea to us all and
make s human hearts more kind—
I've I a tt my -elf. I know what it is—I
* 11 t ' i:j cy being blind.
—A Midfield, In Denier News.
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YOUNG MAN SHOT,
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John Varnell, a young man
about 17 years old, was accident
ally shot and seriously wounded at
Salado last Saturday.
He was trying to unload a rifle
which had failed to shoot, and af
ter having, as he supposed, re
moved all the powder, the bullet
became fastened in the gun so that
1 he could not remove it. After un
breching the gun he p»ced the
brech end of the barrel in the tire
to heat it so that the bullet might
be removed.
After doing this he unthought
edl.v placed the muzzle of the gun
to his mouth to blow in it, and
just as he did so the gun was dis
charged, the ball passing through
his tongue and lodging in his head.
It was at first thought that he
could not recover, but he was re
ported yesterday morning to be
getting along very nicely and will
probably recover.
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FARMERS’ UNION GROWS.
State Secretary Hen (iritfin, of
Conway, states that he has issued
forty-eight new charters since De
cember 1, and says the union
throughout the state is growing
fast. The State Executive Com
mittee will meet the early part of
the year* in Conway to decide
where the next state union meet
ing shall be held. Mr. (iriltin
thinks perhaps Little Rock will be
selected by the committee on ac
count of the central location and
railroad advantages, but Jonesbo
ro and two or three other points
have their eye on the meeting. It
will be held next August.
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TOYS! TOYS!
Iron toys, wooden toys, rubber j
toys, tin toys, big toys, little toys ]
[and all kinds of toys at I. 1).
j Price’s Toy Bazaar, Newport.
To Our Friends and fjatroj
The arrival of new goods for our well select*
Fall and Winter stocks were never larger than
at the present time. Our Dry Goods Depart
ment contains everything in the latest designs
and styles. Our line of Shoes is just what the
family desires — Comfort, Fit and Durability.
We are going to look after the interest of our trade by making
special bargains to all alike. Every article bought from our store
is backed by a guarantee to be just as cheap as any living retail
merchant in the State, and if goods are not satisfactory after you
take thepi home, your money will be refunded or goods exchanged
for anything you wish. Give us a call, which will be appreciated,
and we promise to stand by ou.* motto of Fair and Honest Dealing.
M. S. FISHER, NEWARK, ARKANSAS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEHS
B. ,J. Sandefer and son, Lee, of
Dota were selling cotton in town
yesterday.
Infant's caps, hoods, cloaks, un
derwear, wool socks; in fact we
carry the best line for children.
Fred I). Whiting cV: Co.
Magness Bros, are closing out
at cost men’s and ladies hats, men
and hoys clothing and a line of
harness. They are also making a
low cut price on shoes, etc.
R. M. Galloway has rented
new rooming house, back of his
restaurant, and will care for the
traveling public. He has nice
clean beds and up-to-date accomo
dations.
CITY BARBER THOR
South Side Front Street.
Best Shop in Town
J. E. PORTER, Proprietor
The Journal (3iio-,vmr $1.
You have only a few days left in which to do your Christmas shopping. Don't put
off making your purchases till the last day. Come now. while you will have more time to
r :ke up your mind as to just what you want. And you will find a better assortment of
goods to select from. Short crops will demand practical gifts, and we are prepared to
ive you along practical lines. For the ladies we are showing a beautiful line of Shop
ing Rags. Neckwear. Silk Handkerch! fs. etc.
We are showing Shirt-waist Sill > in all the colors: also 36-inch Black Silk for Coats
•w! Skill-' at prices ranging from 25 ents a yard up to $1.15. The new Dress Plaids in
a!i-u < i goods for ladies’ waists and children’s suits are beauties. You should see them.
In whi! goods we a e showing a beautiful line of all-wool Albatros. white Sicilian and
white :< <eri. ed goods. These are fads and are the proper thing. The millinery season
t Iom >. itli Christmas, aod, in -order to clean up, we will, in many-cases, cut the prices
h.ih. - lli.u the last may go. If you are looking for a bargain now is your opportunity.
YOURS FOR TRADE AND SATISFACTION,
Fred. D. Whiting & Company,
I . EO\ F, Manager. NEWARK, ARKANSAS.
Whiting &* Co., Tillar, Ark.; Cheairs & Co., Winchester, Ark.
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Care'ully corrected every
day afternoon.
Rutter, per pound.
Ejjgs, |>er dozen.. .
Corn, per bushel.
Cotton, lint, per pound
Cotton seed, per ton..
Molasses, soryhurn, per gal
Potatoes, Irish, pei^bushel.
Potatoes, sweet, per bushel
Turnips, per bushel.
Por best guaranteed liver
ine on earth Donnell’s
iegulator, call at .1. I.
ant's.
Save money at the big store
Barnett Bros. Merc. Co.,
ville, Ark.