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The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

Senator Berry made the predic- tion in a speech at Fayetteville last week that the Republicans will attempt to cut down Southern representation in congress if they are successful in the coming na- .tional election.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

Under the laws of Arkansas the quail season opened last Tuesday and quails may now be killed un. til the 10th of February, but only for your own use. It is unlawful to sell them or ship them out of the state.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04
YOUNG MAN KILLED.

A young man named Henry McNeely, was killed on the Ark ansas tram roam at Warren We'd nesday morning. He was on the rear end of the engine, and in backing on to a switch the engine struck car loaded with logs, the concussion throwing McNeely be- tween the engine and the car. He was crushed so badly that he died in a short time.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

It is predicted that the coming session of the legislature will de- yelop quite q number of guberna forial candidates.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

No one has right to complain of bad government who does not vote on election day
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04
TElEPHONE NUMBERS
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER f, 1904.

And wash e matty wish e Bee be Moose!
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

If not called for Tn 30 days will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington, D. C. When calling for above letters say advertised.
 T. NJ IIARRELsoN, P. NJ.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

For Sale-Good heating stove and drum, size No. 36. Apply at The Journal office.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04
OSCAR F. CRAIG. Editor.
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The Newark journal., 1904-11-04
J. W. HODGES,

Physician and Surgeon, Office at Sturdivant's Drug Store.
 Residence Phone No. 64. CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY.
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04
Advertised Letters.

The following is a list of letters remaining uneaIled for int he New
The Newark journal., 1904-11-04

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
CircumstsrtiaI Evidence.

Not Ions age a man was charged
with shooting number of pigeons.
the property Of a farmer.
IN giving his evidence the farmer
as exceedingly careful. even nervcns,
and the solicitor ior The defense en-
deavored to frisbten him
Nov be remarked. are yCl pre-.
pared to swear that this man She
your piseons?"
u didn't say he did shoot 'em.' was
the reply 81 said suspected tim cf
doing il"
"Ah. new we are coming to it. W|ha'
made yCu suspect that man?"
'Weel, first. | saw hiu CO ry land
wi gun Secondly, J heerd d gun go
CT an had seen some pigeons fall.
Thirdly. ] found four Of my pieeons
il his oocket-an' dent think them
birds flew there 40 cCmmitted sui
eide
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
New Serial.

new magazine serial jhat vii L
joyfully Anticipated ny an WHO love Z
real story will he Stewart Edward
Whites The Rawhide which is an
nouqcpd tc begin II tne November Nc
.Clrre.s. III this new story Mir Whit
t.ofes his scane from the great north
tln forests Of The ~Tlazed Trail and
The snowy wastes ot .fh Sz}e4t
aces to he painted deserts aud
houndIess plains Of Arizona. MaN5ead
Parish is 10 illustrate tn story III
color. ard with snch suhjtct a the
desert his pictures on2ht 10 he SOME
thng gorgeous.
George Madden Martin brings her
charming heroine The HouSe Of Ful-
f1ment of Cravin-" in the October
McCmre's. which concludes her serial
Here is the climax of the story, the
final solution of lis problems. and the
d.sposition of It's real people whom
II any have grown tc Know and care for
IS friends This successful serial Is
to he published in book form by Nc
Cure. Phillips and company TINS 1att,
and is assured Of vide popularity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
,lananese Military ethods.

In Golfers fer september !" Fred
oricl; Palmer. the war "arreSp Spnndent.
writing Of the second attack ON Molten
Inns. under the title. And ihe japanese
Kept the Pass. compares the meth
eds of the burly Russians with 1he
agile little yellow men and says A
Japanese general knows that any
force however small. will stay where it
& nlaced--s1ay. Gead or alive. one
company is as much like the other as
1eas in a pod No special units: no
Ropeh Riders: no Kings Own: no
st iffenine of weak ,egimeHtS With re2I
lY.entS of volunteers or regulars. ]bere
is an approximare level of courage and
Skill. A commander may choose the
Unit at hand as mechanic takes down
any one of a number Of equally tenn
pered tools from 4 rack. If you want
3 Horatious at the Bridge, take the.
| T. earest first sergeant.
"The Russians came TO the attack
with splendid confidence-a childish,
mobilize confidence. All the way across
| the Siberian steppes in their troop
trains they had been begettjng this
When they see US big burly fellows
tie leather skinned Makaki idwarfs)
will run fast enough They will find
i that We are no co]onists and reserves
We are the Little Fathers chosen But
the Makaki know a mark wbep they
see one and they like 10 FIRE at col.
umn IN close order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
KNOWING rurY wHEN
IT is Sc GN.

one may 1e in very banji, posi,
Ion in the service Of q fo~5ae-s ma.
great corporation q with the GOV.
ernment. ou III opportunities for
herforning 1uy ~ III #i4hJ tine
never tail 10 CONC t4.-& j. eht Of
the constant con.panion, ii al humaa
life
Boa'swaia rarrfca bsarg # 'he
United States navy. and stationed Oh
lhe "Pe"ria. 'hou4b, las1 year his
position wa Very insignificant one.
and thar ne would never have an op-
p"rtnnily 10 distinguish himself. But
on lhe njsht of December :. 1907. he
learned jhat, even if he was far be
low the rank Of admiral. he none the
less could he as brave. as loyal 10 his
duty. a. he highest officer in the
heev.
During a heavy storm on the ni2ht
o1 December he submarine torpe,iD
boats Moccasih and Adder" broke
Irose from the United States steam.
ship Peoria While be ing lowed froM
NeWpof, K. 10 Annapolis. Md The
sMoceaSin Was eHe- dashed Oh tha
beach hu the tld,eta was saved
from similar tare by Boatswaia
p1art. He saw his opportunity. He
Was on The Peoria. which. at HE
moment lay 600 feet away from the
ENDANGERED submarine The sea was
mining high and filled with floating
ice. Nevertheless Boatswain Dearv
leaped overheard with a Tow or haul
ing rope about his waist He swan
Ia the Adder" and fastened The rope
to her bow. Then in The cold of the
gale be made his way back 10 his
Ship.
The "Peoria Immediately hogan to
tug at the tow rope. and with such
success that the Adder" was prevent
ed from going on the beach and being
destroyed For knowing ard seeing
hls duty at the light moment Boat
swain Deary has received from the
navy department a medal and vote
Of thanks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
ENGUAND'S FIRST
WOMAN PREACHER

Miss Gertrude Won Petzold NJ A.,
has accepted the charge of the Uni
tartan church of Marlborough Road,
Leicester. She is said to be the first
woman appointed 10 a pastorate in
England. In America il is not uncom-
mon fer woman to take charge Of a
congregation, and even among the So
oieiy of Friends the ministry Of wo-
men is recognized 10 so full al extent
tfat il some cases II only falls short
ct & charge -J-oadon Graphic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
REPETITION NECESSARY.
The Futiie Is Hard +o in,press AND
Easily Fergets-

Advertising is telling vCnr eicry
ever aEo ever again.
TC rut C1e adVertisene Mt in q "a
uer Gle sl1n. he it ever SO large, is
not in a commercial sense. good adyer
tising
It vii net pax
As vel give a costly oil painting
tc your test customer and call kat
d'ertisins
Advertisers get tired Of saylce tho
same t1ljug over and over again. Thep
thinH the cubic gets tired, too, SO
they aban don their ncnCtCnous task.
Tt.y dt nc stop to think that the
public pays little heed that the Skin
OF he public Is as thick as plank Be
cause they themselves are inter seIy
Interested ia what Thy are adyrtisins
they imagine the ppblit is interested,
toe. and they fear the public VIII get
satiated aud sore So they quit before
they get started They abandon the
uine Just before they reach pay ore
Booklet from Creamery Journal Wa
terloO, Ia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
He's Been There.

The worlds fair at St Louis /
great ii is the marvel Of the twcu
tiesh and all other centuries. Within
the confines of its space there is
more than the mind can conceive or
The 1ongole can tell. It is the epitomt
O. art and science It's marvellous
conception is far away beyond thf
comprehension OF any cne mind. =
IS a dream OF majestic beaaty reil
ized. There is sulendcr and grandeur
alont It that awes Yea feel de
pressed by its Eagnitude: your lit1le
ness hangs about you ike 6 enyerins
sheet Marion Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
QUITE NATURAL

Overheard during the private the
;atricais-
She How well your wife plays
Lady Ce75ldjne Nj ;ones think
the way she pu'e Ga that awful affect
ea tone is Juet spjeudid How does She
manage II
MI. Jones with eIubarrassmeut)-
Eh-she doesn't That's her natural
yoice-I.oudou lid Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
The travelling flat.

The many notifications OF the trt
corne are still ia nigh favor, and when
in some one or another Of the fashiou-
able colors may be relied upon to re
majn eCod STYLE for a season or two.
The ilustrati0n shows a fancy strs :"
il seal brown, with the Napoleon 70
sette-a pleated afair-at the sioe 10
velvet rinhoa # tue safae 1e0e, and
the relieving teazD - /" acs-and thls
is indispeneatle-i. snoq29 in he rcII-
iary sold corde that d,a,,e across the
crown. vino turousa tlie Ioeette and
end in TWO smart t&4eSIs tnat drape
on the tar behind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10

Fer drinks try the Valley sa-
Icon. Fred Senyard.
Green River whisky at the Val.
les saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
The night school OF The james
Business college viii open October 10.
The Jefferson Fencibles will hott
ar important meeting We lnesday
night.
-For beer. cigars and liquors eail
at Valley saloon. Fred senyard.
proprietor.
For sale-An Incubator. which
viii hold 2o4 eggs Quone Wan 7ol
Elm street
Nice furnished front room for one
Cr two gentlemen: baths and LIGHT.
inquire at Graphic Office
For sale-Six handsome hanging
lamps. separately or together Geo
L Moore. 622 Beech street.
For sale-A Well trained three.
year-old buggy horse, safe Tor am.
body to drive. Old phone 75@,
Great bargains in second hand
stoves at Sidney Helms and company.
second hand store 30 West Second
avenue.
If that sneak that stole the meat
cut through my back door will return
it I will give him d piece of bread
to go with it.
-Lost-On last Friday. near the
shops. a pair of gold framed speeta.
eles. Finder will please leave with
4. T. Robrts on Main street.
For sale cheap, fine horse and
delivery wagon, ice box. salt case
and all fixtures suitable for meat
market. The wagon has license for
peddlng meats, which cost $40 Apply
to Quone Wah, 701 Elm street.
Eighteen dollars per week and eX-
penses TO a hustler to distribute sam,
pes and collect for manufacturer in
Arkansas. Expenses adanced. sal.
airy paid weekly Adveri Using depart
ment, 7o2 Star building. Chicago.
-Strayed or stolen-On gray pony
about fifteen hands high; scar upon
left front leg. Left front foot and
right hind foot white. Reward will
be paid for the return of same to w.
NJ Beard Fourth and Pine str cts.
-Mullikin s Cash Store now oc-
cuDies two stores. Grocery depart.
ment. corner Fourth and Main. dry
goods department remaining in same
cid stand. No 313 Man. These stores
now enable rs 70 give our customers
better service IN each department than
ever before Call and give MS trlai.
The city council will meet in reg
ular session at the citv hail tonight.
Among tie matters that VIII cone
up fer discussion is the comEunIca'
tion from the hoard Of public affairs
relative to the moving of TIE dirt On
paving district Nc. i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
PROFITABLE WORDS.

A father recently overheard ms
younc son use a word he did not ap'
prove, and calling the child to hlnl
hc said: "My son, if you Will prom
ise roe never to use that word again
rlt give you a silver dime. The A'te
fellow promised and, rue to his "oro
refrained, About a week later he
went to his father and said Papa
Tye learned new word worth tufs
cents"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
tlOUSENOlD FURNITURE.
FOR

On account OF having to move trom
.he city, nice lot of household fur
pituIe wilt be offered to1 sale cheap
for cash The furniture is al COIN
baratiyely new and good bargains can
be had Apply 100 South Georgia
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10

We desire. through m. colu10rs Ct
the Graphic, to hank our friends. tn
X. Of p's. Odd Fellows. A. O. Z. " <
and Eagles for Their many kindnesses
to us on the death Of our husband,
father and brother. the late 3 ] Lam
pert.
MRS. e. ]. LAMPERT AND FAMILY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
His Ear to the Ground.

Gus Buchanan will retire from OF
fee like a Democrat at the close ot
his second term. with clean record
and clear conscience. Tis waIl.
Buhanan will hear his country's cal
again in the frture.-Hos SPRING
News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
GAY NOTHING, But

ordtieh- What did you do when
you found yourself trapped il l.ha:
ffh~bos {?
s'a~tlsb- Said nothjnE-just sawed
Judse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
70, Eafet4

,r the delicate process OF feeding 10.
tants. Eorder's Eagle Frand Condens~
ed Mllk is uLexeeIled except By good
mother 1nlh, as it is rendered per-
tectly sterile in the process OF pre-
paraticn Lay in a supply for all Nlnds
Of expeditions Avoid unknown brands
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
TIE FOOLISH MERCHANT.

1h tehtnine bug is Brilliant bot
be hasn't any mind he meandefs
through ne, darknees with his head
light on behind Likewise the foeilsh
rerchant, whom 40 one can advise,
nc declares there's nothin doin when
asked to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Puo'
fisher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
WITH ARKANSAS EDITORS.
Pointinu With Pride.

Little Rock S effort 10 secure one
hotel appears to have fallen fat Let
The people come 10 Hoj Springs. We
have more than score that Will
outclass Little Rocks best. besides
half dozen that equals The best ID
the whole country.-Hot Springs
News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
Tire Gsiiar! Gorge" "

a ST Louis policeman was ta"'
SO for refusing to give his seat "a
street car to lady. Hot Springs
has never placed that kind OF men on
its poiica force Hot Springs Seq
tiueiRecord
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
Reuret.ahle Omission.

Thirteen prisoners have just been
whipped at the post in Maryland, but
the wife beater who justly deseryes
hat punishment was not among TIC
ruuber-Fort Smith News Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10

The leading department s.ofe' q
New Ycr.s aad Brooklyn spend : .2eo.
600 q @ea- IN adYeftiejne L %Qli!3
be joking to ask: Does it Iay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10
We Have Moved

intc Our New Store, COrreI Sixth and
Cedar Street.
! Where we nave everything kept in 81
Grocer Store. We have new Sara.
toga Chips, Pretzelis, Rolled Herring.
Cakes of all kinds. All the leading
brands of Flour, Also have at al!
time Fresh Country Produce. We
sell Our goods cheap as we do most OF
cur own work and keep down ex-
tenses, SO give these advantages to
our customers. We deliver goods
free 40 any part Of the city. Both
phones.
u. w. posS & Son
SsxTFl AVE. AND CEDAR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-10

Z ". Boyce desotes Ms aoe ~ rents.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

lufe to say the least of it, but the failure out
side opposition but Of inside dsoganzaon subordnzaton
OF tltzgerald's interest to petty personal ends.
No has uttered single WHY the court should
not be speedily established
Whether they believed it not many prominent people,
leading citizens affected believe too
his yield popular lust
The editor of the Enterprise does
did what he could disabuse the neghbors on that
point but the sufficient accomplished defeat
that believe important FITZGERALD
We have only to wait for represents
Irwin county 1905 what may preconceved opinions
or his nborn prejudces legislature
BILE is certain to give Fitzgerald the askedhe
simple justice that insist onby passing here
a city
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

is we'll known-well, to call it a
landslide would be putting it
mildly.
We do not mean to say the
Hon. Hoke Smith did it all; oh no.
There were many others: Judge
Miller, Judge Little, Hon. T. B.
Fielder, Burton Smith, Congress-
man Bartlett, Congressman
Hardwick, Congressman Mad
dox, Hon. Ed, Brown, Hon. Ro-
land Ellis, Hon. Washington
Dessau, and a number of others.
Then came the newspapers:
The Hon. James R. Gray with
his big and brave Atlanta Journal,
the Oregon of the campaign,
fighting furiously day in and day
out; the Hon. Charles r. Pendel-
ton, with his Macon Telegraph,
doing some Of the finest sharp
shooting ever seen: Hon. III, ].
Rowe, with his Athens Banner,
a sort OF mountaiu battery oom-
handing that section oI the state;
Hon. Ben Russell, vita MS baln-
bridge Argus peppcrlng every
thing III sight IL TIC very notQed
OF HearatIsm, Waile the, perhaps,
rather reckless skIrmiah firing
done by The Chronicle took
etlG1t 10 places where we least
intended and -eIt wounds tnaG
may Dc -oLa II healing. and
there were others. BGt il IS true
We Were q Little weak Oh neWs-
/ paper support, YET vs. had { cam
oldat5 rhac a&dA,r nead It quite
80 much ~ me other enc.
and there yoa nave tne 12arEer
campaign II Georgia IN anussAall,
barring. & few mI4ot details. But
il is I'll 0 CT row and forgotten
or oughr 10 be. At least we
ought to forget the unpleasant
things that were then said and
done, the things that, somehow,
seem necessary to a heated cam
paign. Even Glessner should
stop barking at those men and
newspapers that didn't do to
please him at that time. Maybe
thew will recopnize his imnor+-
800 and accaa+ bic 1oadarsh;a
''n0e O So MS l sup
after aWh1le-lt ne lives long
enough.
niJvs
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28
AS to HOke Smiths Part-And
Some Others.

we nate TO nave to call the
Augusta Chronicles attention to
the fact that Hoke Smith claims
he did it.-Grifin News and Sun.
All right. OF course he makes
20 claims" of any sort-Gless-
ner's idea of a joke is to mis-state
the case-but, as a matter OF
fact, Roke Smith had more to do
with Judge Parker's nomination
for president of the United States
than any individual Georgian.
Every man connected with the
Parker campaign in this state
knows that, and freely comedies
it.
OF course, other men had
newspapers and could, perhaps,
render more extended service;
but no one could-or, at least,
shOuld-Questlon the fact that it
was the Hon. Hoke Smith who
planned the Parker boom III the
South and put it into motion.
He did that when he had the
Georgia Bar Association invite
Judge Parker to deliver al ad-
dress before it last summer.
But he didn't stop there; IN
fact he never stopped at ali. In-
to the ears OF personal friends,
day after day, he whispered
Parker is unquestionably the
man." And that ''unquestiona-
bly," falling On ones ear il 1ho
ponderous Hoke Smith style.
carried conviction. He not only
declared from day 10 day that
Parker would be the mn. out
he told VINO Parker was and
WHAT hc >yas-and, Lord Knows,
nooody else IL GeorRis knew ALL
tnlt time.
Ineu. attec awhile, tic gea.4t
COON was lau1chea IA Georgia.
In rimo il 4row om.aou4. I12a|
the Hon. BoA4 Smith sprung mis-
man Parker. The fact thai Tue
Chronicle was the first paper in
Georgia to denounca the Hearst
folly and declare for Judge
Parker doesn't matter; that's a
mere detail. The seed had been
sown and hal taken root long be-
fore we knew much Of Judge
Parker.
The Chronicle has pretended
to no political leadership. We
don't want it. If it was The
Chronicle that called for mass
meeting of anti-Hearst men at
Atlanta, it was the Hon. Hoke
Smith more thanany one individ-
ual, that shaped that mass meet
ing for Parker. And all the time
a lot Of little Hearst weeklies
were saying it was "a Cleveland
movement ID Disguise" because
Hoke Smith had hand in it. !
And yet it was Hoke Smith who
silenced the Cleveland talk in
that meeting and told those pres
emit that Cleveland positively
would not have it.
And, then, when the Parker
campaign in Georgia was about,
TO 60 to pieces for the lack of
management Hoke Smith ouiti
his law Office, took off his coat
and went to work. The result
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

It is claimed that marriages
re on the decrease and that the
|sAmber of lunatics are rapidly
acreasing in Savannah.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

4, year Is long time to wait
for such a thing as a. city court
and we confess our impotence
when we realize that an united
Fitzgerald is all that was neces-
sary to secure it at this session
of the legislature.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28
THURSDAY, July %, 1904.
For President,
ALTON B. PARKER,
OF New York.
For Vice-President,
HENRY G. DAVIS,
Of West Virginia.

Middling cotton is worth 10c.
Fitzgerald today. Sea Island
worth nc.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

The Japs are still whipping
he Russians. Well let them
hip them to standstill.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

[ recall a notable instance with
famous brand Of shoes. It had
made big money. The proprie-
tor thought he could stop adver-
Using. He did. In one year his
shoes were forgotten
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

legislature will probably
the governors salary.
Evidence that it is the
Nature that has con-
rgia for years.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

"a son killed his father at
bland, Ga, last Saturday,
But puppy. All the dogs in
gia are not worth one mans
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-28

Sea Island cotton is worth more
ban wool and can be easily grown,
bale to the acre on the average
Rnds of Irwin county.