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The Newark journal., 1905-03-10
HOl-iE.

Here let he gentle thought have voice And every hurt find healing; And make the longing heart rejoice. It's wealth of love revealing. And here let trust with trusting meet. Without one moments parting, Making Of life q real treat,
 A long drawn-out sweethearting. Here let the tedner smile reprove. If there must be reproving; Let patience mend, and patience move When mending needs and moving. And here let childhood have it's day Made musical with laughter, A gladstone memory on the way, In days that come hereafter. Here let the welcome ever be The same in any weather; Let faint hearts feel, and dim eyes see How love does bind together Yes let the law of home be love, Forgivlng and forgiven; The same sweet law that rules above, And makes it heay'n in heaven.
 Jno P. Sjolal der.
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10

Prof. W. N. Lewis of Magness was looking after business in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Maud Funstall of Paro- quet is visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Saybors.
 Eugene Lavander, of Oil Trough spent Saturday night and Sunday in Newark.
 You get no stale groceries at Holderby & Lawton's; they get fresh goods almost every day.
 Rev. J. |. Martin of Cord was in town Friday, en route home from trip over in Greene coun- ty.
 Dolph Dorr, quite a prominent citizen of Black River township, transacted business in town Fri day.
 Alfred Mayes. of near Salado, cut his thumb off his left hand while splitting wood one day last week.
 Mrs. Eliza Guynn came up from Newport Thursday to spend a few days visiting friends and relatives.
 Miss Willie Adams of Batesyille returned home Sunday, after pleasant visit with Miss Leona Magness.
 Erie Williamson. son of Mir. and Mrs. R. ". Williamson, has been quite sick for the past few days withpneumonia.
 Miss Maud Vaughn who has been teaching near Paroquet was in town Saturday, en route to her home at Sulphur Rock.
 Sheriff Kaneaster has given n5siee that he intends to enforce the law in regard to the selling of whisky in the county. It has been reported that some parties have been violating the laws, and
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10
BITS OF WISDOH.

The value of a gift is measured by the heart of the giver.
 The man who does his level best has very little time to worry about results.
 The man who is always behind time usually has very little he can rightfully call his own.
 A man who does his whole duty never lacks appreciation, even though nobody ever hears of him.
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10
FOR CITY OFFICERS.

A citizen makes the following suggestion for city officers for the coming year:
 For mayor, Dr. ". P, Lawton. For recorder, o. F. Craig.
 For marshal, E. H. Williamson. For treasurer, H. l.. Hawthorne. For aldermen, $. A. Moore, G. 0. Magncss, R. K. McHenry, Dr. l.. c. Poe and A. A. Henderson.
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.

We, the undersigned land own egs and taxpayers, will, after giv- ikg the legal notice as required by law, present a bill to the present general assembly of the state of Arkansas for the purpose of amending an act entitled, An act to authorize the enclosure of cer- tain lands on White river, and for other purposes" by enlarging the powers ,f the Board of Assessors; placing tAe pound-keeper on sal ary; making it a misdemeanor for any one to turn stock in said dis trict; to give the pound keeper the power to kill wild hogs that he is unable to impound, and otherwise amending said law.
 T. H. DEARING.
 GEO. F. CRossER,
 $. A. MOORE, As special committee to give said notice, draft bill, etc.
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10

the sheriff desires to inform them that he will show no favors. Batesville Guard.
 Miss Gunzala Wilson of Mag ness visited her friend Miss Ethel Galloway Saturday and Sunday.
 D. B. Gire, a prominent young farmer of the Dota neighborhood, was in town Saturday buying nice lot of farming tools.
 Mrs. Ellen Mullens of Grubs will read The Journal six months through the kindness of her son in-law, Jno. W. Outlaw.
 J. NJ. Knight, one of White River townships best citizens, was looking after business in town Saturday and called to renew for The Journal.
 Mrs. Horton Arnold of Bates vile spent Friday night here with friends, and while in town called to order The Journal sent to her address at Batesvil!e,
 Dr. ]. W. Hodges who recently moved from this place to Sulphur Rock, was in town Saturday and remembered The Journal with pleasant and substantial call.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Marshal and Mrs. $. J. Marshal of the Dota neighborhood were in town Saturday, and remembered The Journal in il substantial manner.
 Rev. ]. \. AnchuItz left Fri day for points in White county on business. He k selling the Jude vine patent broom, and is making decided success of the business.
 Elstar Sun lay this year comes on April 23, which is unusually late. It Is said that Easter has been so late only twice in the last one hundred years, and will be so late only once more in this cen tary.
 Please notify Us if you don t want The Journal after your sub- scription expires. It won't hurt our feelings near as bad as 1t will if you let it come on a year or two and then kick when you are asked to pay for it.
 An inspection of the Arkansas State Guard will take place in April. The date set for the in- spection of Company II, of New ark is Thursday, April 13. The inspection will be made by Brig. Gen. Edward NJ. Hayes and Capt. Chas. l.. Bent.
The Newark journal., 1905-03-10
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25

Al lore you, Bdbs,'' nc cried.
ltana for less than $4,000. Beyond
there was no comment. Brewster
ire trepidation FASTENED to the of
of his attorneys. They smiled
IN h6burst in upon them
Good heavens,r he exclaimed. Does
misery old hayseed expect me to
Id a million for newspapers. ciga-
les and Boston terriersl / thought
would be reasonablew
de evidently has seen the newspa-
accounts of your dinner, and this
nerely his comment" said Mr.. Rip
Its either a warning or else he's
biguous in his compliments, growI-
Brewster disgustedly.
don't believe he disapproved, Mr..
wster. In the west the old gentle
b is widely known as wit"
! wit. eh? Then he'll appreciate an
wer from me. Have you telegraph
nk. Mr.. Grant,
wo minutes later the following tele-
u 10 Swearengen Jones was await
the arrival Of a messenger boy and
wster was blandly assuring Messrs.
mt & Ripley that he did not care
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25
CHAPTER X.

best not to repeat the express
|ns Brewster used regarding one
Jones after reading this tele-.
|hm. But he felt considerably
II after he had uttered them. He
reading accounts of the big
ght which was to take place in
|ancisco that evening. He revel-
/ he. descriptions of upper cuts"
left hooks and learned inciden-
hat the affair was to be quite
He'd. A local amateur was to
champion. Quick to see an OPP
|ity and-cajoling himself into the
that Swearengen Jones could
beet to such q display of sports
|ip, Brewster made Harrison
|everal good wagers on the result.
|imated that he had reason to be-
that the favorite would lose.
Jon soon placed $4,000 on his
The young fnancier felt so sure
result that he entered the bets
profit side of his ledger the mo-
be received Harrison's report.
done, he telephoned to Miss
She was not insensible to the
|cance Of his inquiry if she would
THAT afternoon. She had observ-
him of late a condition Of IN
ISIS, supplemented by moroseness
occasional periods of Feasibility.
girl whose occupation. in life is
Itudy of men recognizes these
IONS and knows how to treat
Barbara had dealt with many
Inflicted in this manner, and the
of anticipation that came with
|sent plea to see her was temper
experience. 1t had something OF
|n if. for she cared enough for
gomery Brewster to have made
snxiously uncertain of his state OF
She cared, indeed, much more
she intended to confess at tn
. /.
was nearly half past 5 when b
and for once the PHILOSOPHERS
Drew felt a little irritation. 5
lin was she of his object in con
HAT his hardness was a trifie ru
He apologized for being la'
succeeded in banishing the. p1qt
possessed her. 1t was natural
ssible for him to share all b
is with her, and that. is why
not tell her that Grant & Ripe
.alled him up to report the fecei
Telegram from Swearengen Jont
rhich the gentleman lacenical
he could feed the whole state
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Pats Valor,

Seeing no other. way Of earning a
livelihood, Pat took to highway rob-
berry. He bought a pistol and, meet
ing a traveller, stopped him with the
correct formula, eyer money or yer
life" Seeing Pat was green" the
traveller said: 'Pll tell you what I'll
do. I'll give yon all my money for
that pistol" Agreed replied Pat,
who forthwith handed over the PTS
tol and received the money in ex-
change. "Now," said the traveller,
'Thand back that money or I'll blow
your brains out!" SSBlaze away, my
hearty" responded the Irishman.
"Niver taste O powder there's in
it w-Minneapolis formal,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25
Green Cut Bone For Poultry.

During freezing weather we cut up a
great many tons of green bone and
meat. There is nothing better for poul-
try. Price $3.50 per barrel of 2oO
psands,,. at which price we prepay
freights<to almost any station. AT this
price cash must accompany order. Re
nit at our risk by check, postal money
order, express money order or regis
tered letter. G. s. Page, Hyde Park, Vt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25

Do not be deceived oy counterfe its when
you buy Witch h8zel Save. G2e~name OF Il.
c Dewitt SEQ. is on-every BOX OF the genu-
inc. Piles Their wossL form will soon pass
away-if- you VIII apply DeWfttss Witch Hazel
Save night and morning. Best ter Cuts,
Burns, Boi s, Tetter,Eczema, etcs~Sold by Fl.
G. Pierce, Barton, F. J. Kinney, Barton Land
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25


not quite easy for her TO say;
you are the best in the world.
I'D win"
the window she watched him
pr down the street. wondering
|ould turn to wave his hand to
custom for years. But the
pack was straight and uncom-
|ng. His long strides carrsed
fifty out Of sight, but it was
|ninutes before she Tuned her
Which were smaItin9 a little
pc point wheHe he was lost in
|wd. The room booked ashen to
she bronkht her mind back to
|someaoW things had grown diff
Monteomery reached home he
pig teiegram from Mr.. Jones:
.qery Brewster. New York City:
q sour knitting. you fool.
S. JONES.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25

asked, sure of the answer.
Haven't you heard? Your man
knocked him out in the fifth round
surprised everybody"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25

General X-Do you see that man?
I remember once when he charged
our batteries.
Major WHY he doesn't look mil
itary.
G, ner II X-He isn't. He runs an
automobile Princeton Tiger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
JAPs ABANDON EASTERN TRIP.
Wascda's Tossers Refuse 10 Ieav.
Coast Without a Guarantee

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Nav q
The Japanese baseball team has aban-
doned its intention OF making An sx-
tended tour of the Eastern UNIVERSE
ties and playing games with the coll
lege teams there. Instead. they will
make short trip into Southern Cali
fornia and play the teams represent
ing the colleges there.
Wnen the JaDs arrived In the
United States they proposed a MAKE =
long tour of many States and r1s~
many colleges The expenses of fhs
trip were to be met with the funds
collected at the gates. Eastern uni-
versities would not promise to give :
guarantee, and Manager Abe Of the
Mikado's players refuses to make fhe
trip unless the expense money is as
sured.
Games in Southern California. have
Deen arranged with the University OF
Southern California. Occidental Col
lege. Pomona. ST. vincent's and the
Sherman Indians. The team will
leave on the return trip to Japan on
June Is.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
grounds:
First race. four furlongs, maidens selling
Oddath 1o0 Bess CLANCY 100. Midnight Lady
95. Nettie Nc 1c6. Oasis 80. Pinta 100, Bal
shot 103 Civet Noir 80, Bell of Woodstock 1o3
Una c 100, Evelyn Garth 1O0 Sadie Martin 30,
Chispa 90, Auray los.
Second race nine-sxteenths of mile. purse
Blue Grass Lad 1o3, Naughty 105. Henchman
les. Astral III 113, Joe Colson 100. Yves los,
Faro los
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Byrne Of Roscrea lis, Kiowa Chief los.
St Flour 1O3, Tom Kiley 107. Sir Francis III
III. Clarence Montague Ill. Galvanic 100. John
H. Kirby 80. Kings Charm 1O7. Ametus 100.
Lookaway 103. Corbletts Bay III. Narses 95,
Little Red 1O0 DIR. Scharf lis.
Fourth race, mile, purse-Dishabille 1Ol.
Harmakis 110. Jake Sanders 1O6, Otto Stifel
113.
Fifth race six furlongs. selling-Tom Man
kins 102 Ermack 102. Vestry 102, Apple Sweet
10I Fannette 103 Atlas 100. King Vida 10I.
Lacy Crawford 102, Mrs Annie SO. Moorhen
Zoe, Awakening 92, Contentious 103, Owasca
100 Room Mate 10S Enverite los.
Sixth race. mic and a sixteenth-Borak
So Bronze Wing LOG, Cornwall lis. Bannock
Belle S4 Dixie Lad 100
Weather clear. track heavy
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
APS SUCCUMB
10 COLLECIANS

Inc JaDs never had a license tn
Dreak into the run column YESTERDAY
wnen they hooked up with the ST
Mary's College nine at the Eisbth
street lot. 1t was the game of snow
pan from the first tap of the gong and
the score was is to when the shout
ing had finished The little brown r,s,,
We're not there at any stage of the
their showing was a great disan
pointment considering the good r-a-.,,
eney put up against the cardinsIs =
week ago. Their hitting was tr;t,e =
DETER yesterday, but in the field fheS,
proved an awful joke and on the basss
.ney acted like bunch of nnunnoies
Inc interest was taken ont Of 49,.
game early. when the St. Marv's dey,,e
onStrated their superiority.
Inc pitching of the St. Marv,s tu,i,,a,.
was great. He famed fourteen Of :. +,,l, -ea
Japs, and at that he did NOT nse
ms curves except when he got int
mole. Little Kono also twirIed n;co,,s e
put the errors of his team r~s.S. ,,,sts.
spoiled his work He used h;s sss
curve on the collegians and n,ansgss m y.
wing seven Of them out on strikes tn, -,
score: tNeS- Inc
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
LICK AND LOWELL TEAMS
TO MEET ON THE DIAMOND
Exciting Game Is Expected When the
Clever High School Players
Come Together.

The baseball teams of Lowell and
Lick high schools will meet upon the
Presidio athletic grounds this after
noon in what promises to be the
most fiercely contested game OF the
Academic Athletic League season. The
teams have met before, but owing to
misunderstanding the game had to be
replayed.
Brick" White. captain of the Lick
sluggers, Is positive of his team being
the winners. Jack Johnson expects to
make the Lick boys look like has
beens'' when his tossers from Sutter
street have done their work. The
question as to which of the captains
will be disappointed is one the game
alone can set at rest Lick expects to
make its winning tallies in the latter
part of the game, as Lowell's twirler
has not the staying power so essential.
The supporters of the red and white
are prepared to test the mettie of
Pitcher White of the Tigers. as they
apt to get the big pitcher up in the
air.
The game will be called at $3.50. the
teams lining up as follows:
Lick-White, pitcher; Hall. catch
er; Heitmuller, first base: Barieu, sec
ond base; Dearin, third base; Acton.
left field: Miller, center field: Rogers.
right field,
Lowell-Roncovieri. pitcher: Cert
catcher; Monteagle or Finn, first
base. Isner. second base; Sperbach.
third base: Hamilton, left field: Pros
ser, center field; Lyons, right field.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
RENO SPORTS ANXIOUS TO
PULL OFF FINISH FIGHT
Root and Hart or Nelson and Britt
May Be Induced to Do
Battle.

RENO, New, May 9.-Al Living
ston, promoter of the famous Fitzsim-
mons-Corbett fight at Carson City a
few years ago, and Joe Egan, former
ly manager of Jeffries. are in this city
arranging for a fistic carnival here
during the first week in July. They are
endeavoring to arrange fight be-
tween Marvin Hart and Jack Root, or
Fitzsimmons and one of the heavy
weights, and also between light
weights. possibly Britt and Nelson.
The promoters are backed by the
wealthiest sports of Reno. and finish
fi9ht in Reno on July is now
nearly assured. Mr.. Livingston stated
last evening that the fight would be
conducted on the same lines as the
Corbett Fitzsimmons championship
fight and that the event would take
place in a large arena, built especially
for the purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
RESULTS OF GAMES.
Oakland. Z: Los Angeles. o.
San Francisco. 4: Seattle. o.
Tacoma, 3: Portland. C.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Not an Angel was permitted to pass
through the scorers gate by the Com
muters in the game at Idora Park yes
terday afternoon, and in the course of
nine innings three of Morleys cherubs
were banished from the diamond for
questioning the rulings Of Lord High
Dictator Bull Perrine. The Oaks regis
tered seven times and CLEANED eleven
hits, while the southrons gathered in
eleven safe bingles with their goose
eggs. Thirteen players from MOrleys
stable were in the going at various
stages Of the battle, and so numerous
were the shifts and makeup of the
Angels that the scorer had to sign a
boy to assist him in keeping track of
the changes.
Iberg fioated them over for the local
aggregation, and when he had the
game put away in pickle withdrew in
the eighth inning because of a pain in
his side. Moskiman twirled the contest
out. Left-winger Harry Goodwin was
on the firing mound for the men from
Los Angeles, and his offerings pleased
the Oaks nightly, for they soaked him
for nine safeties in six innings, when
he retired in favor Of Torren.
Five hits and two runs were made
off Goodwin in the fifth period Two
other taIlies were captured by Van
Haltren's minions in the third frame
and another in the seventh spasm.
Captain Dillon was expelled from the
battle in the fifth inning. and Smith
and Flood were commanded to take a
back seat with their boss in the seventh
inning. Before Flood went to the bench
he shook hands with Umpire Perrine
and congratulated the latter that it
was no worse. With Dillon. Flood and
Smith out of action the Angels lost
heart and played carelessly. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
ELEVEN YACHTS ARE READY
TO RACE FOR KAISER'S CUP
Fleet Boats Will Leave Sandy Hook
Next Tuesday on Long
VOYAGE

NEW YORK. May 9.-The eleven
yachts entered for the Kaiser's cup
race across the Atlantic from Sandy
Hook lightship are being given their
final tryouts for the contest. BY the
end of this week all will be ready for
the start on May 16 and a day or SO
before that time the majority will be
at anchor inside Sandy Hook awaiting
the official sendaway.
Most of the yachts already have
been docked and their auxiliary pro-
pellers removed, leaving no means OF
propulsion except by sail and from
now on the crews will be busy taking
aboard stores for the long voyage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
JOE CoRBErT RIGHT AGAIN.
He Makes the Sfwashes Look Like n
Bunch OF Busher-s

SEATTLE, May s.-Joe Corbett had
the Seattle team absolutely helpless
to-day, allowing but two clean hits
and but one man reaching third base.
Shields gave a sad exhibition of how
not to pitch. He was hit safely three
times in the opening inning and
walked two men. so that the visitors
won the game then and there. The
native sons gave Corbett splendid
support, the only sembIance of an
error being when Wheeler butted into
Spencer's territory for an easy nv and
dropped II He more than atoned for
u later on when he robbed Kemmer
clean hit by taking a ball right
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
Choice OF the Public
Runs Her Race
From Start.
Special Dispatch to rh. Call

BELMONT PARK, May 9--The fea-
ture of the card to-day was the Har-
lem selling stakes. The Harlem is the
old Westchester stake transferred from
Morris Park. Some fast ones went TO
the post, after Dekaber, Canteen and
Palette had fallen victims to the blue
pencil
The race resulted in smashing gooo
contest. The public's ante-post dag
nosis of this event was a correct one.
Little En- ran in her truest and gamest
manner. She outgamed Sidney c. Love
in the long stretch drive, and won by
half a length. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; straightaway
three -year-olds; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
L. to Han. Bey 90 tMurphyl. 3 1
to Sup. Court; 81 tPowersl. ! 2S g
Time 1:17 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. I q sullivans b. c by Em1S nun SHss hsss
Modesty finished named
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs; straight
away: two year-oid colts; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey 81 H.
iG to 5-Israefel. 11O tHildebrand) I | h l
9to merry Boy. llo ,, tBaira1;. ,6Na;I IN
Time. 1:04 Start good. Won ariVins.
Winner. H. P. whitney's ch. c., by Meddler-
Gesha. Three starters
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs:
straightaway; two year-old fllies and geldings
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey: st. q IN
Even -Comedienne 107 tBaird) d1ad q
z to 2-Pythia 107 (Burns) .--..
IL to l-Bivouac los tDavis)- Do o "a
Time :56 1-5. Start fair. Won driVins-
Winner j. E. Maddens ch. r., by fiauuI.,
Maxine Elliott Pamelo. Miss Point anu
Aquita Marie finished as named.
FOURTH RACE The Harlem an se,nns
stakes for three-year-ods and up; one mile.
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey st. z Fiu'
. to 5-Little EN-. Ill (O'Neip; ! =
& to Sid c. Love- 100 Baird l n
10 to Lord Badge, Ill Smith .
Time 1:41 Start good Won CieVeritS. y
Winner w Lakeland's chestnut nily, py
GoIdcrest-Roseban. Red knight. lie Heszhe'
Gilpin finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs, selling ior
three-year-olds and up; on main track
Rettins. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
- TO 1-Neptunis, 101 (Bard),
:;ia4o 1-Oarsman. 1l6 tRedfern) n 26
90 to 1-Orfeo, 105 (RomanellD 20 . o.
Time :21 Is Start fair Won RIDDEN out
Winner j Hynes' bay colt by Top Gallant
C;Iene Gold Dome, Jack Ratlin, Monte Carlo
Sglight and Jerry c finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Handicap for 3-year-oids ana
up; one a sixteenth miles
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St Fin.
21a to 1-Flyback, III tHildbrd 3 1
to 5-Dekaber, 120 (O'NefD... 3 a
40 to 1-Bouvier 95 Powers).. l12S n
Time las Start good Won driving WIN
ner r. f. Watkins chestnut colt by Requital-
Daisy Rose Preen finished fourth.