Official Bipecfeopy:
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Mayor R. K. McHenry
Recorder VV. J. Cooper
Marshal A. M. Edgar.
Treaeurer J. I. Sturdivant
Aldermen F.M* . Martin, J A Williamson,
J V Morgan, G O Mngness, T J Raney
FRATERNITIES
Newark Lodge No. 248 meets second
Saturday night In each month
J T Tharp W M
E M Edgar Secretary
Donnelly Chapter K A M meets third
Saturday night in each month
T J Hanky E H P
T H Hearing Secretary
CHURCHES
V<*tHodist rhurch services at 11 a ni and
rth Sunday in each mouth
Rev C L Castleoerry Pastor
ch services at 11 n m Satur
ie second Sunday and 2 and 7 p
in econd Sunday iu each month
Rev J L Brown Pastor
Chaistian church services first and third
Suudays in each month at 11 am and
7:30 p in Rev J II McDonald Pastor
Railroad Time Card,
WHITE RIVER BRANCH
St. L. I. M. & S. Ry.
Tralus pass Newark as follows:
GOING WKST.
No. 127.1.50 p. m.
No. 125 ... .8,20 a. in.
GOING EAST.
No. 1.28.8.20 a. m.
No. 12U.3,40 p. m.
P. C Hoyt, Agent.
W.A. EDWARDS
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Notary Public
All kinds of Blank Deeds, Trust or
Warranty, kept, prepared and acknow
ledgments attested. Depositions taken
Pension work and collecrious a
specialty.
-Office with Griffith & Morrow.—
J. J. CALDWELL
Prescription Druggist
A full line ( f Patents and f hemicak
kept in stock. Give me a call. Nox
<lo<M to postoffice.
CEORRE F. t KOSHER
Notary Public
r*-'* —and -
Dealer in Rea! Estate.
ill Kinds of Blank Deeds, Trust oi
Warianly, on hand, prepared and ac
knowledgements attested. Depositions
taken. Pension work a specially.
DaT' ffi e hi Post Offlc
Call at
J. Qualls’
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP:
1 OK LEGAL ADVICE
J. W. IiO DUES
vcian amt Surgeon
dice in Caldwell's Drug Store,
if. alls answered promptly.
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It. K. McIIcnry,
XOTAKY PUBLIC
General Merchant
and Dealer in Live Stock. Horses
.and Mules for sale.
Masonic Hall Building.
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Pianos, Organs, Buggies
—AND—
SEWING MACHINES
On easy terms and installment
payments, see
Newark, Arkansas
Dyspepsia Cure
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Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The moet sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Is
uneaualled for the stomach. Child
rerTwith weak stomachs thrive on it.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Gums all stomach troubles
. ,.. bv jr. r. Df.Witt & Co., Chicago
times tbetec. sUe
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Local Buzzings.
!
1 lie Tillmans seems rather
predisposed to make fools of
themselves.
The liens are respectfully
petitioned to get a lay on them.
J. S. Sims, candidate for sheriff
was in town Wednesday and
made this office a pleasant call.
N. M. Wilson, a good citizen of
near Magness was in town Wed
nesday and made this office a pleas
ant call.
His friends are wondering why
Zack Coe wanted a1 bottle of cam
phor for Sunday night.
Mrs. B. II. Adams visited rela
tives at Sulphur Rock Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Mendenhall made this
office a pleasant call Saturday and
renewed her subseribtion and to!
The Journal.
>>■ .Jonhson. a prominent cit
izen of Newark, is in the city.
He spoke very highly of our
friend, Oscar Craig. Ask about
polities he closed up, only re.
marking that things were getting
warm along this line.— Newport
News.
Jeff I). Morgan, of Salado town
ship, candidate for sheriff, spent
part of last week in the city and
made this office a pleasant and
much appreciated call Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. \\ . M. Adams, made us a
pleasant call Saturday and depos
ited a half dollar in the treasury
with the re quest that The
Journal he sent to her sister
Marry Medley of Sulphur Springs
Texas. Many thanks.
the editor has been confined to
bis tied with a ease of the grippe
since Tuesday which the condition
uf our editorial page and the scar
city of locals.
Miss Mamie Henry, of Elgin,
was visiting relatives hero Satur
day.
Some sweet, charming girls ji>
Ivans is have formed an cnli-< igar
•tte circle which is credited with
the issuance of the following
1 lie lips that touch the eigaroo
shall never pause hem nth om
snoots. ”
( ar load of farming implement's
,'Tst received at Griffith & Mor
row's.
Public speaking.
Candidates for various county cilices
will address the people at ttie f< Rowing
timca and places. Tlie' people should
'urn out and give them a respectful
hearing.
Cush.nan, Fii lay, M ireli 14.
Beths nil i, Saturday M trch 13.
Jauiestown Monday March 17‘
Floral Thursday March 18.
Pleasant l’lain Wednesday March If*.
Salado Thursday March 20.
Oil Trough Friday March 21 •
Newark Saturday March 22.
11am School house Monday March 24.
Sulphur Rotk Tuesday March 23.
Dota Wednesday March 2G.J
Hickory Valley Thursday March 27,
BalesV.llc Friday March 28.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALF.
Bv virtue of an order of the Probate
fudge for the County of Independence
and State of A i Kansas, trade in vaca
tion Feb. 1.’), 1 <H>2. the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of K. M.
Hulsey, deceased, will, on Thursday
the 13th day of March next, at the
hour of ten o’clock in the fore noon of
said day, at Oil Trough, Arkansas,
: lie late residence or said deceased, in
said county, expose for stile, tit public
auction, to the highest bidder, the
personal property of said deceased,
consisting of 3(5 yds. carpeting; 1 cen
ter table; 1 bed mom set; l wardrobe:
1 bedstead; 2 featiier beds; G quilts;
3 pillows; 1 chair; 1 wash kettle; 4
window shades; 1 pr. andirons; 1 clock;
1 watch; 1 trunk; 1 shaving mug and
tazor; 2 pr. bed springs; 1 ritle gun;
4 head hogs; 1 black mare; 1 two horse
buggy and harness; 1 single buggy and
harness; 1 two horse wagon; 1 mower;
1 hay rake; 1 cotton planter: 1 grim -
stone; 4 turning plows; 3 double shov
els; 1 one horse harrow ; 1 cross cut
-aw; one half ton hay; GO bushels of
urn more or lsss; l"7> lbs. seed 'cotton
more or less; 1 library and book case.
Terms of sale.—Purchases <>f less
than five dollars to le paid in har d;
for that amount and over, a credit
of eight mouths, tlie purchaser giving
bond or note, with good and approved
secuiity.
T. J. R kkv, Administrator.
„ Newark. Ark., Feb. 17, 1902
It seems that Randolph count#
is hovering under a dark, atro
cious cloud. Hardly a month
passed but what some of her
citizens are murdered outright.
Such is a shame beyond compar
ison fora banner oourty of Ark
ansas. The officers should ' > all
in their power to crush this human
slaughter business that has so long
bedewed Randolph'ssoi with blood
and tears. Oh, Randolph what
sins are coming- ltavedn Hustler.
Miss Nannie Sherley, is visiting
relatives at Batesvillo, this week.
Dr. J. A. Williamson, made a
business trip to the county sent
Thursday.
Try The Journal when you need
job printing done.
Do to the City Butcher Shop
for nice fresh sausage, pork and
steak.
For tine stationary toilet ar
ticles etc. go to J. J. Caldwell, the
druggist.
Go to N. M. \N illson for empro
ved long staple cotton seed.
'I here was really no necessity
for the letter of Senator Jones
explaining about his service in
the Southern army, because
there are a number of his old
comrades still living who are glad
to testify to his being a good
soldier, men who stood by him
"hen the death dealing bullets
were coming thick and fast. We
having met several of these old
comrades and all say that Sergent
Jones was always on hand to do
his inll duty.—Hope Gazette.
Seed Oats and Feed! We will
have a car of seed oats, corn, corn
chops and brand on tin* ISth inst..
also hay . for sale. Murphy *£
Moore.
The City Mtat Market for all
kinds of fresh meat
Dr. Dodds of Newark who has
been attending the Memphis Med.
College the past term of. school,
was in our city ;the lirst of the
wi'i-k. lie was to come up before
!redii">| board f the count
V.;: an to pass the1 regular
initiary examination. We lcam
he will eiitcr the jiractiee of medi
cine at I)e\ iew iii the near future.
\ugusta Free Press.
All kinds of produce. hides a a'
furs bought at Murphy &'Moore's.
Give, them a call wl» n in town.
F.\ rythiiig nice and clean at J.
•I. llolderby s ( , t y Butcher Shop.
Your patronage solicited. Come
and see me.
\\ indow Shades Nice line at
Griffith Morrow's.
1 he News believes that the
Morning Star road will be built.
$100,000 has already been spent
and ii the thing was dropped now.
all this money would he wasted.
1 he News h is informations that
leads ns to having confidence in
the final success of the enterprise.
Newport News.
iio to fjonn iuartin s for
fruits of all kinds also fresh lettuce
and cabbage. every day.
^ ou will find tne most complete
line of men and boy's bats in town
at John M. Martin's.
11 ou want to please your chil
dren get them a pair of Mine Rib
bon Shoes at John M. Martin’s.
M- L. Myers, of Imboden, was
in Newark, Wednesday, and pros
pering to have a flour mill at this
place and orderd The Journal sent
to his address.
We understand that our old
triend W . S. Moore, of Sulphur
Rock will be a candidate for rc
election as justice of the peace of
White River township. He was
recently appointed to that position
by the governor to till out the
unfilled term of W. (’. Ashley,
deceased, and has given general
satisfaction. Helms had a good
deal of exporianee in affairs of
this kind, having once before scr
ied a four years term in Ithis cap
achy.
J. M. Knight, a good cirizon of
W hite Rive- township was in
town Thursday, and made ^us a
veryfpleasant call.
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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 Miliioery.
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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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Sec Our Big Line of Shoes j|.
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Try the Journal ono 'year, fl
j7®tise
As the editor of The Journal
is confined to his bed with a east
of the grippe, news will be scam
and mistakes pletifull this week
as the assistant Postmaster, Join
CYosser. is assisting the editor.'
devil, Dol plius 1 far nett and botl
are green hands at the business,
and excuse mistakes in Tht
Journal this week- Tall Crosser.
John M. Martin has got the the
hottest line of shoes in town and
the biggest stock.
When you need fresh staple oi
fane.N groceries call at John M.
Martin’s.
When in need of anything in
the Drug line call at the New Drug
Store J. J. Caldwell
Mr. Editor; f wish to give yoi
an account of our intertainmeni
given to the young people Iasi
night, by Miss Julia Long, il
being her loth birthday. Among
the girls was Misses Hkm Logan
.Minnie Foister, Velena Hogue
Nora. Walker, Elia Angie am
Mat Carnett. Messrs, Clan
' s mvcihcrs, Jolm Barnett, Wadi
and Fran!; Fortune, Jim and
Char'ey Jimerson,, It being
' tael-.i y party, i must tell you
that Mi-s Nora Walker, and Mr.
Charley Jemerson caried off the
cake for being the completes1, tack
iest in in the crowd. We passed
otf the time very pleasant, every
one seeming to enjoy themselvt >
very much.
Gov. Davis will not speak here
on Monday the loth as was an
nounce last wetk but will be here
on Monday the 17th. lie and Col.
Rector succed in getting to gether
on some of there speaking appoint
m< nts and this is the reason assig
ned for his inability to to get here
on the date lirst announced.
Col. Rector may meet Gov.
Davis here on the 17th and if he
does a warm time may be expec
ted.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Jackson
and son, and Misses Lilli,* Allen,
and Laura Willson, made this
office a very pleasant call Thurs
day.
Mrs. -J.P. Magness, and Mrs.
1*. M. Galloway made this office a
pleas tnt call Thursday. And alsc
was making collection for brothei
Brown.
SULPHUR ROCK ROCKETS.
[my X. Y. Z.J
George Wright of Newport, was
visiting friends and relatives lien
Saturday and .Sunday,
Prof. Ed Martin who is teaching
in Jackson County came up .Sat
iirday to see the old folks am
j we guess to see Ida best gill.
Mr. ltube Iviiilcy of Ifatevilh
| was visiting friends and & relative
| here Suudat'.
It is boginiug to look a littIt
j spring like, though wo haven
had any doves cooing, or whi;)
jerwills singing yet.
'The Journal, $1 per year
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AT. T. MAG NESS, rroprietur,
pirte ©Id rfeijtucl^y AA/fygEyeS. VJir4es,
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SO ON.
-9? Jug and Bottle Trade a Specialty. Your Patronage Solicited.
4 5il1
JER SHOP,
J* E. PORTER, Proprietor.
cDliarr^Booir^g ar^d J fair- cuibibii^j^.
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.
Frank Long is iinprnvcing. We
hope to see him able to be out
soon.
The death Angle iias again visi
ted our town and clamed an other
one of our good citizen, Mrs ,Jno
l 1‘oU. six* had been eomph'.uing
j for seveiul days ami Sunday the
23 she was forced to lake her bed
with a eoinplecated case of
pnemonia. Her suffering was
intended medical aid was called in
and evry posiblo effort, was made
to save her but of no avoid,
She glow worse & worse uulill
Wednesday morning 2t> th. when
death claimed its victim. She
was o2 years old and lust in the
prime of life when 'lie was called
awap. Site leaves a husband, four
children, a mother, two brothers
five sisters, and many friends to
mourn her deal h.
MAGNESS NEWS.
[lit ANTNKVj
News is as s al ee n*> hens te» th
tliis week.
Mrs. Midlie Burns has been
very -iek several days, but is im
proving slowly.
Miss Kva Cleghorn who Inis
been visiting her brother in Oil
Trough, lias returned home.
John Sevens, one of Big Islands
best farmers passed through our
town Wednesday.
J ^ Miss Nettie Miller, of Oil
: Trough visited her sister Mrs.
'Kellie Jones at tins place last
week.
Miss Mattie Cowan of Oil
Trough visited Miss Annie Cleg
horn last week.
Harrison Drenusn and wife
were the guests of Squire W. II.
I Tomlinson Saturday and Si uhay.
j In a few ntoie years thdQ mils
will be equal to Joucs, and Smiths.
Aid for the Drouth Sufferers.
Icxarkana, March .'>.—Some day
ago the Commercial Clubof Tex
arkana entertained two hundred
lumbermen of Nebraska. Upon
, their arrival home the luirbermen
took «ip u collect ion and sent 11
j cheek for $111.Tm to J.F. Stunklt
’! assistant superintendent of the
Central Coal and Coke Company’s
mill here requesting that it he
, >eii« to the Aikensas drouth suff
eiers. Mr. Stunkle mailed the
cheek to (Jovernoi Davis and
jii-ke I him properly used.
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md financially able to carry out any
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Mr. Roosevelt scratched Senator
! Tillman’s name from the list of
giiests to the Prince Henry dinner
for doing precisely what he would
have done under the same circutu*
^iunc’.s.