Official ®ipeCt>opy:
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Mayor R. K. McHenry
Recorder W. J. Cooper
Marslmi K. M. Galloway
Treasurer J. I. Sturdivant
Aldermen F. M. a rtin, J A Wiliiaij
J F Morgan, G O M*»RneB», T J Ran
FRATKBJITTl ES
Newark Lodge No. 248 meets
Saturday night In each month
J T Tharp# M
E M Edoak seci«tar>
Donnelly Chapter RAM nieettt1l,rc1
Saturday night in-each mouth
T J RankvE H P
T H Dearinu S«crt:tary
CHURCHES
Methodist :hurch services at 11 » m anr*
7 p m fourth Sunday in each mouth
Rev C L Castleyerryf’^t.or
Baptist church services at II a IB ^a,ur
day before second Sunday and 2 »c<1 7 p
m second Sunday in each month
Rev J J, Brown Pastor
Chaistian church services first a0tl tl,ir(1
Sundays in each month at 11 a ni 1,0,1
7:30 p’ra Rev J H McDonald Pastor
Railroad Time Card,
WHITE RIVER BRANCH
St. L. I. M. ft S. Ry,
Trains pass Newark a> follows:
ooixo
No. 12?. !•£'» p. m.
No. 125 . * 90 a. m.
DOIN'0 HAST.
No. ..8.20 a. m
No. lUti..8.40 p. m.
F. C. Hoyt, Agent.
If You Want Your Bear! Shave!
Close find
Your Hair lot Nice
—Call On
to. B. (J1KE. The Barber.
W. A. EBWARDS
► Notary Public
All kinds of Blank Deeds. Trust or
“ 'Vgjraiay, kepi, prepared and acknow
at tested. Depositions taken
1 *‘,UM*.u work and collecrions a
apeciaitg.
-Office
4
T Druggist
A full line of Patents and Chemicals j
kept in stock. Give me a call. Next
door to post office.
(JEOItUE E. CK08SER
Notary Public
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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.
in Post Office.
Call at
J. Qualls
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
FOR LLGAL AUVICF
J. W. HO DUES
Physician ami N’irgeonj
Oflce in Ouldw.u’s Drug Store.
gp-Call s answeredpromptly.
K. K McHenry,
NOTARY PUBLIC
and Qeneal Dealer
HORSE5 AND MULES FOR SALE j
<p-Offloe with J. P. Magness A Urn. ‘
Kodol
yspepsia Cure
Digests what yon eat.
<rhi, nreparatlon contains all of the
dlgestanta end digests all kinds of
- « It sites Instant relief and never
’ to cure, It allows you to eat all
tod you trant. The mod sensitive
oanUkelt. By its use many
nds of dyspeptics have been
jred after everything else falled. ls
d Reoualled for the stomach. Child*
A with weak stomachs thrive on It.
dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
en
At
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on. The fi
tains asuDMy by E.o.d*wittaoo., Chicago
lie con tain* 2 H timet tbt &0c. vita
i STUB DIVANT.
Vn the local field.
Mrs. John Walker Is on the sick
list.
The City Meat Market for all kinds
°f fresh meat.
Itiseasy to he liberal with what
you do not own.
The love of home Is the beginning
of true patriotism.
Harmon Gire made a business trip
to Newport Thursday.
George F. Crosser had business at
the county seat Tuesday.
When yon need fresh staple or fancy
groceries call at John M. Martih’s
W. J. Bryan says that the next
democratic tight will be on imperi
alism.
The passenger was late Thursday
morning and did not arive until 12
o’clock.
Feed! Feed! A car load of No. 1.
timothy hay for sale at Murphy A
Moore's.
Clarence Adams is seriously ill with
pneumonia at his father home at Oil
Trough.
F. M. Barnes, a good citi/.en of Oil
Trough, was in town on business
Thursday.
Cal. Seward and wife are both re
ported to be dangerously sick with
pneumonia.
When in need of anything in the
Drug line call at the New Drug Store
J. J. Caldwell.
You will tind the most complete
li:i> of men and hoy’s hats In town at
John M. Martin’s.
Ail kinds of produce, hides and furs
bought at Morphy & Moore’s. Give
them a call when in town.
John Rogers, of Elgin was in town
Monday looking around. The gentle
man is a prospective citizen,
Polk & Williamson’s mew saloon
which was opened the first of the
year is doing a good business.
John T. Foot was up from Newport
a part of this week and made this
office a pleasant call Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Arnold returned to her
borne at Newport Sunday after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Tiie tobacco trade of the United
States is making a vigorous tight
against the proposed tax reduction.
Everything nice and clean at J. H.
Ilolderby’s City Butcher Shop. Your
patronage solicited. Come and see me.
To the great surprise and delight
of the traveling public the local lias
been strictly on time every day this
week.
Mrs, Frank Reed returned to her
home at Batesville Saturday after a
pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. E.
J. Magness.
Our good friend W. S. Moore, of
Sulphur Hock, was in town Wednes
day and remembered this office with
a pleasant call
The Jackson county grand jury,
which has been in session about a
week, had returned 98 indictments, up
to noon Wednesday.
Hardly a day passed but what from
two to eight carloads of steel rails are
carried up for the new railroad exten
sion above Batesville.
Always spend your money at home
for things you can get here. Your mer
chant here is responsible to you- You
have no recourse on strangers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Magness and Mrs.
E. J. Magness made this office a pleas
ant call Wednesday and the ladies
each left an order for visiting cards.
There is a new candidate for circuit
judge in tha field, in the person of
W. E. Beloate, of Walnut Kidge. Ills
announcement will appear next week.
Constable James Childers of the
Point ,was in town Monday and made
the Journal a pleasant call He re
ports every thing quiet in his neigh
borhood.
The Melbourn Times says: “ihe
most prominent questions one now
hears are “Will the railroad hurt ftJei
bournei*” and “Where will the best
town be on the road?”
The residence of Mr. J. S. Hand ford
had a narrow escape from tire last
Wednesday. The lire caught from a
stove in a bed room on the second
floor and the furniture and interior
decorations were ruined, but little
other damage was done to the build
ing.—Batesville Bee.
A profitable Investment
“1 was troubled fot about seven years
with mv stomach and in bed half nty
time,’’says E. Derolct, Somerville, Ind.
“1 spent about SI 000 and never could get
anything to help me until! I tried Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken a few hot
ties and am entlrley well.".You dou’t
live by what you eat, but by whut you
digest aud ugsitjAue, If your stomach
dose n’t riii'esi food you are really
starving. Kodo. Dyspepsia Cure does the
stomach's work by digesting the food
You dou’t have to diet. Eat all you waut.
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. J. t. Sturdivant.
D. I\ Whisnant is a new subscriber.
Try the Journal when you need Job
printing done.
The total tire loss In Illinois last
year was over 110,000,000.
Go to the City Butcher Shop for nice
fresh sausage, pork and steak.
For fine stationary Toilet articles
etc. go to J. J. Caldwell, Druggist.
If you dont want to help a man
along you can at least keep out of bis
way.
G. O. Magness is closing out at cost.
Sow is the time to secure yaur bar
gains. %
Through the courtesy of Lee Cash
we send the Journal to B. F. Cash ,of
ltettie Tex.
Go to John \1. Martin’s for fruits of
all kinds also fresh lettuce and cab
bage every day.
IJ. C. Lane requests that iiis
name be enrolled on our fast giowing
subscription list.
Loafing wears out tiie s-stem as
surely as working, t.ence t..< saving,
“Better wear out than rust out.’'
If you want goods at cost come
before Febuary 15. Must close them
out by that time. G. O. Magness.
Senator Hilly Mason promises t„ de
liver a speech soon and deny that ne1
is opposed to toe rural rdee delivery
system.
Ben Keeny, candidate for road
overseer of While uiver township,
was in town Tuesday and left an order
for job work.
W. A. Oldfield, of Batesvile, was
making new friends in Newport Mon
day and is proving himself a good
campaigner.—Newport ludepedeut.
J. S. Sims, of Moorfleld, candidate
for sheriff was in town part of this
week interviewing the voters and re
membered this office with a pleasant
call.
The geneial R. D. Horn, of Bates,
ville, was in the city a few minutes
Monday en route to Newport and while
nere made this office an appreciated
call.
It Mr. Nixon, the new leadear of
Tammany ilail, is as good tignter as
the battleships he has buit, be may be
able to repair a somewhat decade
hulk.
Cotton experts are a million bales
apart in their estimates. The bulls
say the crop will not exceed y,500,000
bales, while the bears say that it will
be 10,500,000.
Fvemcmlier friends, that we are still
receiving wood as well as money, on
subscriptions-either of which will
always receive a hearty welcome and
be much appreciated.
In a few years from now, if the
problem of aerial navigation is solved,
it will be entirley proper to say that a
certain person has made a flying trip
from one city to another.
A three year-old child of J. I.
(Jouuch, near New burg, was burnt to
death Sunday. It's clothing caught
while playing around a tire in the
yard.—Izard County Register
At the execution of a negro in Kan
sas City,, the condemned man was
greeted by flippant remarks and the
attending minister indecently address
ed by a number of the spectators.
Hurt Arnold, candidate for county
clerk, spent the latter part of last
week with friends in and around
town. Mr Arnold has many friends
here who are always glad to meet
him.
Chicago and New York police au
thorities are busy making prepara
tions to guard and suppress anarch
ists, who thieaten to cause trouble
when the German Emperor’s brother
visits those cities.
Governor General Taft, returned
from the Philippines, declares his
disbelief in the necessity for the ad
option of reconceutrado plaus in the
islands. He says he is greatly encour
aged by conditions.
A car load of cotton was partially
destroyed by tire at an early hour
Sunday morning, The car was ou the
side track near the Waters Pierce oil
house, but no damage was done to
tnat building.—Newport Herald.
The Southern states show up re
markrably well in the bank statistics
of 1901, which indicates that business
is prosperous in this section. In the
establishment of new banks during
the year Texas outstrips all the South
ern states. Eighty-four national banks
were actually organized and started in
that state in 1901, together with thir
ty four state or private banks- In
Arkansas eight national hanks were es
tablished and nine private banks.
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BEING OVERHAULED!
Our entire stock is being gone over and
marked down. We need room for our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING QOODS
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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Children Especially Liable
Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
painful and if neglected often result in
bloodpoUotdng. Children are especially
liable to such mishaps because not so
careful. Asa remedy De Witts Witch
Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws out the
Are, stops the pain, soon heals the wound.
Beware of counterfeits. Sure cure* for
piles. “l)e Wilts Witch Hazel Salve cured
my baby of eczema after two physlcans
Cave her up,” writes Janies Mock, N.
Webster, lud. “The sores were so bad
she soiled two to five dressed a day "
J. I. Sturdivant.
Jt will snow when the proper time
comes.
Wood, potatoes or turnips taken on
subscription.
Our town still grows in population.
Another girl at Walter Pascoes.
John M. Martin has got the hottest
line of shoes in town and the biggest
stock.
Mrs. Will Seward died at her home
in this cityi Wednesday from pneu
monia. .
James Griffin, a good citizen of
White River township, was in town
on ousiness Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Gire, of Dota,
were the guest of D. B. Gire and wife
Wednesday and Thursday.
The ' i hens appear to he merry
over the high price that the mer
chants are paying for eggs.
W. M. Barton, of Springfield, Mo.,
is in town visiting relatives and
lookiug out a location for a uai her
shop.
She rod Arnold came in Saturday
from the West Point Milatary
Academy to visit old friends aud
relatives.
This effort upon the part of some of
our contemporaries to read preachers
out of politics is a little too stale.
Preachers, as a rule, are good men,
and we need good men iu politics1
The idea that a preacher should take
no part in selecting our public
servants has long since been exploded.
A preacher is a citizen, aod should
have the same privilege that other
citizeus enjoy.
* Child Worth Million*
“My cliild Is worth millions to me, “says
Mrs- Mary Bird of Harrisburg, Pa..“yet
I would have lost her by croup had I not
purchased a bottle of Cue Minute Cough
Cure.” One Minute Cough Cure is sure
for cough, croup and throat aud lung trou
bles. An ab*olutly safe cough cure which
acta immediately. The youngest cliild eau
take it with eutlre safety. The little ones
like the taste and remember bow ofteu
helped them. Every family should have a
bottleotOne M’nuieCough Cure handy.
At tlds season especially It may be need
ed suddenly. J. I. Sturblvant
KENTUCKY PRINCE SALOON I
W. T. MAGJiESS, Proprietor, v
piije ©li I?eiifeuclVtfliislyeg. Wiije*, ^
cigars. Tobacco and so on.
&TJug and Bottle Trade a Specialty. Your Patronage Solicited.
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If you want to please your children
get them a pair of Blue Itibboa Shoes
at oho M. Martin’s.
A Ratesv(He ice plaut appears to be
one of the certainties for the coming
season. A gentleman from St. Louis
was here laJt week promoting the en
terprise, and something like *10,000
worth of stock was taken.—Batesville
Bee.
Capt. Hobson, the hero of the moat
gallant exploit of the Spanish Amer
ican war, will make a lecture tour of
the country. As he la something of
an orator as well as a hero, he will no
doubt, be well received wherever he
goes.
The Journal would like to have a
good live correspondent at all the
nearby postoflices and we will furnish
all necessary stationery and send the
Journal t o any one who will furnish
us the news from their neighbor
hood.
Wm Magness, one of the good citi
zens of Magness, was in towu Satur
day. He reports that his son Edgar,
lias gone to Devine, Tex., for the
benefit of his health and requested
that the Journal be sent to him at
that place.
The state of Arkansas deserves all
the advertising it has had or can
obtain, am. every citizen of the state
should roll up bis sleeves and do all
In In his power to make the exhibit
at St. Louis next year the best that
has ever been made.
More than thirty states have adopt
ed resolutions favoring the election of
United States senator by the popular
vote, and it is probable that congress,
at the present session, will be petition
ed by the requisite number of states
to call a convention to amend the coa
stitutiun,
Gcjfge Burchfield, & centenarian
passed through Newport Wednesday
evening on bis way out from the hills
to visit a son, who Is no doubt well up
in years. This aged gentleman from
Izard county was a Virginia by blrtb,
but lias lived moat of bis life in Ark
ansas and is a remarkable Instance of
old age, preserving tbe vigor and
steady nerve of youth. While here
large crowds went to tbe depot uitake
a peep at this veteran of years, who
claims to have passed 100 summers,
and as many winters.—Newport lode- .
pendent.
Dr. Pascoe was present at the meet*
ing of the Democratic Central Com
mittee' as the representative of Big
Bottom township. The Doctor ', »
wide-awake democrat and desires that
Ihdepeudence county poll her full
democratic strength in the couiiug
primaries.—Bateavllle Guard.
The gasoline boat, the Eureka, sank
last Tuesday night at the bank where
it was moored below the cedar yard.
A workman had left a hole in the bull,
and Mr. Crawford bad been trying bis
engine that day Causing it to All sad
s’nk. The-Ozark Queen went down
Sat urday and raised her.—Batesville
Bee. . ..
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Don't Live Together
Constipation and health never together
De Wttt'a Little Karly Risers promote
easy action of the bow lea without dittoes*.
“ 1 have been troubled with coettvams*
nine years” J.O.Green, Depauw, Ind. •*!
have trlde many remedies but LittleEarly
Riser- give beat results. J.l.Sturdivant.
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Burns Provt, 1 Fatal.
Riaon, Jan. 21.- Mrs. C. C.
Neal, of this place, died today
from burns received tty her
clothing catching •>» lire a few
days ago.
nan’s Beat Friend.
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A good dog w the t«est
man can have. When
sick he doesn't tell yon
take, and when you
doesn’t tell you
he had the sumo
cuse Herald.
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''Do you mean to say
a physical wreck as be is
that black eye tasked
“Shure, ye? honor, be
a physical wreck till after he
me the black
co.mplaiuing wife
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