The Newark journal., 1902-01-24
D. P. Whisnant Is a new subscriber. 1


 year was over sl0,000,00
 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 don't want to help a man along you can at least keep out of his way.
 G. O. Magness is closing out at cost. Now is the time to secure yaur bar gains.
 Through the courtesy of Lee Cash we send the Journal to B. F. Cash of Bettie Tex.
 Go to John NJ. Martins for fruits of all kinds also fresh lettuce and cab bage every day.
 D. C. Lane requests that his name be enrolled on our fast growing subscription list.
 Loafing wears cut the system as surely as working, Hence tHe yiag, Better wear out than rust out.
 If you want goods at cost come before Febuary l5. Must close them out by that time. G. o. Magness.
 Senator Billy Mason promises to de- liver speech soon and deny that ne is opposed tu the rural free delivery system.
 Ben Keeny, candidate for road overseer of White Riyer 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 good aigner.-Newport Indepedent.
 J. s. Sims, of Moorfield, candidate for sheriff was in town part of thls week interviewing the voters and re- membered this office with a pleasant call.
 The geneial R. D. Horn, of Bates vile, was in the city a few minutes Monday enroute to Newport and while nere made this office an appreciated call.
 Ii Mir Nixon, the new leadear of Tammany Hall, is as good lighter as the battleships he has butt, he may be able to repair somewhat decade hulk.
 Cotton experts are a million bales apart in their estimates. The bulls say the crop will not exceed 9,500, ,000 bales, while the bears say that it will be l0,5O0,OO0.
 Remember friends, that we are still receiving wood as well as money, on subscripti0ns-ei of which will always receive hearty welcome and be much appreciated.
 In few years from now, if the problem of aerial navigation is solved, 1t will be entirley proper to say that d certain person has made flying trip from one city to another.
 A three year-old child of J. I. Couuch, near Newburg, was burnt to death Sunday. It's clothing caught while playing around fire in the yard.-Izard County Register
 At the execution of negro in Kan sas City,. the condemned man was greeted by flippant remarks and the attending minister indecently address ed by number of the spectators.
 Burt Arnold, candidate for county clerk, spent the latter part of last week with friends in and around town. MT Arnold has many friends here who are always glad to meet him.
 Chicago and New York police au- t horities are busy making prepara- tions to guard and suppress anarch- istS, who threaten to cause trouble when the German Emperor's brother visits those cities.
 Governor General Taft, returned from the Philippines, decl ares his disbelief in the necessity for the ad option of reconcentrado plans in the islands. He says he is greatly enconr- aged by conditions.
 A car load of cotton was partially destroyed by fire at an early hour Sunday morning, The car was on the side track near the Waters Pierce oil house, but no damage was done to rnas 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