The Newark journal., 1902-01-10
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 Go to the City Butcher Shop for nice fresh sausage, pork and steak.
 Our thanks are due WI. Moore for load of wood on subscription.
 Candidates for office are letting the people know they are in the race.
 George L Green returned Thursday morning from visit to HarvielI, Mo.
 Feed. Feed A car load of No. 1. timothy hay for sale at Murphy X Moores.
 There were 135 iynchingS and 118 legal executions in the United States last year.
 When in need of anything in the Drug line call at the New Drug Store J. J. Caldwell.
 Work on the Arkansas building at St. Louis will probably begin the first week in February.
 Call at John NJ. Martins and get a gallon or more of Louisiana sugar house molasses, new crop.
 All kinds of produce, hides and furs bought at Murphy x Noore's. Give them call when in town.
 Rural mail carriers have been put under the civil service rules. This should keep them out of politics.
 Everything nice and clean at J. H. Holderby's City Butcher Shop. Your patronage solicited Come and see me.
 Nearly all the counties in Arkansas have fixed March g as the date for holding the Democratic primary cleo tion.
 Just received car of L. B. Flour at John NJ. Martins. You will find it will pay you to see him before buying.
 John. A. Hinkle, of Batesyille was visiting relatives at this place Sunday being the guests of his cousin Mrs F. T. Edwards.
 Lord Rosebery is suspected of desire to disrupt and reerganize the British Liberal party and place him self at the head of It.
 Mrs. Jake Magness orders the Journal s7nt to Ms Minnie Adams, of Muncie, Ind, and deposited the necessary coin with the cashier.
 The French political eampaing, t is expected, will open with renewed gigor on the part of the Government and tue NationaiistS this week.
 Senator Lodge has counted noses in the senate and says that the ship subsidy bill k sure of passage by that body. the house, however, is in doubt.
 President Roosevelt seems to learn things ofly by making breaks. lie has offered all indirect apology to Niles by inviting him to dine at tine White House.
 Mrs Addie Hamiet entertained the young folks with d socIal at her res idence Thursaay night. which was hugely enjoyed by large number Of young people.
 Miss May Tillman and little cousin, Nora Moore, of Batesville, were visiting friends in this city Sunday, the guests of Miss Rose McHenry and Miss Jessie Martin.
 J, $. Sims, of Mooreield, who form. erly bought timber at this place, was in town Thursday and made this office pleasant call. Mr. Sims is candidate for Sheriff and will annouce in the Journal next week.
 Ohio will not receive as many fed eral faYorS as formerly. President Roosevelt has habit of ignoring the politicians of state who are continu- ally involved iu a bitter factional light over the spells of office
 A bill has been introduced into Congress providing for the death penalty for any one attempting the life of the President, Vice President or officials in line of succession. The same measure provides imprisonment for anarchists.
 FOR RENT.-A farm, situated on White river, in Big Bottom township, containing 75 acres of land in cultiya- tion. Good house and barn and good we'll water Win rent at S3,75 per acre. Cash rent, Apply to R. T. Mag ness Newark Ark.
 Attorney Dene II. Colnaan, of Bates vile, was in town Saturday and says he is in the race for representative to win and expects to get there. Mr. Coleman just returned few days ago