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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
BUFFALO.

Runs-Dunn. la Chance. Brodie, Hardy
a. Murray. McAllister, Corcoran-3
stolen base-poland. Two-h base hits-Bar-
ten Poland Mattress. McAllister. Sac
rncc hits-Barton Brockett. Ward Dou-
bile plays-Corcoran 90 Mcconnell. Brock
EFT TO Mcconnell. Struck out-By Hardy
-Gettman, Murray. smith Mcconnell
McAlllster. Brockett: by Brockett-Po-
land Harley 2. First base on balle-On
Hardy 3: on Bracket 3. Umpire-Kerins
Time pa. I'm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
NEW YORK CENTRAL LiNEs.-RUT.
LAND RAILROAD.

The short and picturesque route TO
Montreal. ottawa. Quebec and the sum
mer resorts Of Vermont northern New
York and Canada. Through parlor cars
with buffet broiler service on day trains
Pullman sleeping cars on night trains
Send four cents postage for handsomely
illustrated summer excursion book and
list OF hotels 10 the New England Passen-
ger agent. 29s Washington ST., Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
JUDGE RUECKERT GOING ABROAD

Judge and Mrs Frederick Rucckcrt ox-
pect TO sail early In August on the Pre-
toria for Hamburg for trip through Ger
many. switzerland, France and England,
returning Sept rs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
AMATEURS FURNISH
HOT SUNDAY GAMES

In the first exhibition game OF the
series between the Red Hooks and South
Providence Grays. played yesterday at
Palace Gardens. the Red Hooks won by
a score OF IL TO 1. Only four hits were
made off "Spud" Donnelly's puzzling de-
livery. Brooks was hit hard and often
when hits meant runs. The score:
RED HOOKS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25

Detroit 3. Chicago q
ST. Louis -Cleveland-Rain.
Games Today.
New York at Washington
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at ST. Lou
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EAS eNN LEROOEs
Providence 4. Buffalo 3.
Baltimore g. Newark 1.
Rochester at Montreal-Rain.
Games Today.
Buffalo at Toronto
Newark at Providence.
Rochester al Montreal
Baltimore az Jersey City.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BA ASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago S. ST. Louis 4
Cincinnati 4. Pittsburg 8.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York
Brooklyn at Boston
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Pttsburg at Cincinnati
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25

FOURTH BAPTIST H. SECOND BAS-
TIST g.
The Fourth Baptist church nine de-
feated the team from the Second Bap-
tist church on Saturday by a score OF
IL to 3 The score;
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
.Hit by batted ball.
BALTIMORE 3. NEWARK /.

Hard hitting by the Baltlmores at the
right time yesterday at Newark was what
enabled them 20 beat Newark and Incl
dentaiiy break the tie for third place that
had existed between these teams Hester
fer and Carrick were both hit freely. At
tendance coo Score.
BALTIMORE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
McKENNA & NoLANs.

Runs-Dias 2 Dwycr, Conway. MouIton
Brennan. Cassidy. Mccullough O'Rourke.
English-10; Dolin 2. Grace. w. Grace.
O Brien, Walsh g. Stolen bases-Star-
lights 8; McKenna & Nolans 8. Two-base
hit-O Rourke. Sacrifice hlts-Grace 2.
Struck out-By O'Brien s; by Dias s.
First base on balls-On O'Brien !; off
Dias 4. wild pitches-O Brien 2. Hit by
pitched ball-lBy O'Brien /. Passed balls
Grace 2, oRourke. Umpire-Nttle. Time
-2h.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
OFFICE BEATS THE SHOP.

At Palace Gardens yesterday morning
two teams from the American Locomo-
tice company. representing the offlce
force and the automobile department,
played a close and exciting game. the
former winning by the score Of to 4.
The game was holly contested through
out. and the result was In doubt until
the last man was out in the ninth In
ming Merrill. who once pitched for the
Exeter college team. was on the slab
for the victors. and his mastery twirl-
inv was largely responsible for the vic
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
LITTLE RHODY FINISHED
FOURTH IN YACHT RACE

opped out on the way down the Sound.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
Considers Duty First

Judge Theron Stevens. who for
the past three weeks has been hold
ing court at Grand Junction is at
present engaged in holding court in
Montrose and while it is quite a
hardship for the Judge not to be
able TO visit the various counties in
this district during the campaign.
and renew his acquaintance with the
voters. still. he considers the duties
OF his office require his presence and
on November 9th the voters of Gun
nison county as well as in the whole
Seventh Judicial District. will show
their approval of a man who holds
that the duties imposed upon him
by reason of his position should he
discharged regardless of self, bv re-
turning him TO the bench which is
being so ably and fearlesslv held by
him, with an overwhelming ma
Jority.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The farmers and stpck men al
Colorado will stand by Senator Am
mons. democratic candidate for lieu
tenant governor Two years ago he
led his ticket receiving over a hun
dred more majority than the average
Of the state ticket in Gnnnison
county He is one OF the alslest men
in the state and warm friend Of
the ranchman. When the fight
WAS on to secure modification Of the
grazing tax. Senator Ammon was in
the thiek Of the struggle. He has
been engaged in the cattle busines.
for 30 years and knows just the
conditions of that industry. During
six sessions Of the Legislature he was
an ardent worker for laws that
would benefit the stockmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Socialist voter, are YOU really seek
ing the good Of humanity or are
you led blindly into voting the tick
ct because of its name? If YOU
are sincerely desirous Of furtherina
the greatest good of the greatest
number you certainl, cannot put q
cross after the name of McFadden,
the socialist candidate for district
Judge and in any measure lessen
the chances Of Judge Theron Steven 9
reelection Judge Stevens has ever
stood personally for the interests Of
the people and in thi. day Of cor
ruptIon of the courts Of Colorado
stands out strongly as q court which
no influence can change from ths
path Of right With all due respect
TO Ar. McFadden the News Cham.
Pion calls yonr attention to the fac,
that 4 vote for him is q vote for q
republican jsdee in this district and
that the republicans TODAY are hop
iae for . large socialist vote in order
thst their .andi6sse nay ssar.i .ow,e
show OF election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.,
N0TicK ~ fiN.L sevva.sNsv

In the matter of the estate Of William Russell
deceased.
Notice T. her.hy given, that on Monday the
I'm DAY = November A. h. 1895 being one 81
,he regular haN- o. tue september term Of the
"hhty ourt 81 tuuuison County ia Probate,
!h the state oi Dlura 10, !, Harr, Lloyd admin
i-ttator 81 said estate. will appear before the
1udse 81 shid touft, present my inal settle
proyal of the some and will then apnly 10 he
ui'chHts'd a. such Administrator Al v hicii
Llme ana l.lace any pers,n IA inter. 81 may an.
ther- be. - '
Dated nt Gunui~an, Colorado. Oct u. 1905.
,.. HARhN LLOYD,
Oct T. Nov. q .,...a.i
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SfyraNuVSr

M Nln the matter Of the estate If Jemima =.
Marsh, recesa ed
,ot N"li'e - hereby given, that on Monday the
,iNh '"N OF November A. ID. 1896. being one uf
,it ,it -ulHr uHNs OF the september term of the
. ~ M! ouft - tuunison &, uniy in Probate
~, ~ We Hta OF o,ura io. 1. Mary b. smith ad-
N miHi' talriA y said esi ate will appear before
,hs @ va @ile OF sait onrt, present NY final set.
s,,,ir,iI Su'h a. ministratrix aud pray the
a ahlitN''l ! the same AMI will thou apt,l, 10 be
M, a, atLeu = euch ndministrstrx At which
.ltle % ahh place any person in interest ma ap-
there he w INV s""c II ""s
"a'ra n Guunison, Colorado. Oct. Is. Iss
,an.;,i.,.t MARY X SMITH
Oct. - Nov rs e'i" = i :" ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Look ont for the man who want.
to trade Bschtel and Gabbert for
some favorite on his ticket. Re
publicanism. both state and county
is pledged to Peabodyism and Cab
bertism. The campaign is Icing
made in open defense of those in
famies and on money furnished by
the plunderbund. Every democra-
tic candidate 10 worthy of the en-
tire support Of the party. Gabbert
and BVchtel will be defeated any,
way 10 your trade will be sell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Peabodyism and Gabbertism are
of the same piece. Buchtel stands
for both and Bill Evans pulls the
strings on the entire republican
state ticket The Gunnison county
republican convention endorsed the
whole bunch and is making its cam
paign on money from the barrel.
Why not turn down that sort of a
combination from top To bottom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
!sp.a.lac
tut ee;s srd eVsa 0we
Toe Eadaee la00esee
Enough Coal for 400 y.,-s


- suppiles reports sufficient coal uuv.ined to
wv Years At the present rate of c,psumn
,''n' so That there is no need To- vorrv hon, the
uei question. There i- also mo p.rd To worry
'nt appetIie Is puor, the nerves un.tru uns.
,,., and the bowel. copstis,atcd Just
oo'tie OF Hostetters stomach pi,,er- frou
your druggist and take d. go ..t,r. ..,. ..a
y 80 "si'ime and see how quickl, Won, ,i,n.u,,
", appear. You'll wonder wl, ,ou suffered
,'s "'en the medicine to cure yon ~.s al
'',h Your -"ach. II always evrcs moor
,a'p' p'e'''' h-ichins. haiu eney. ,n.--p;a. ner
e''n- tipa'ion dyspepsia. indigestion
malaria. f.y., s,,is liver and kidney ILL.,
ANA "eue. Tr, i, t,.uay-
ne majority for Alva Adam.
~ "'innl~on county two wears
:" was II Let = make ii up-
hiinous tins time
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The Pueblo Chieftian certainly
made . political mistake when it in-
vited expressions of opinion on GER
tain laws from the differezt
candidates. First the nominees for
governor were asked their views on
the primary election lxw, on a state
railroad commission. on reform Of
the ballot laws and on election of
senators by direct vote Bucbtel
lodged. Said he wouldn't max e
any pledges" in fact apparently
didn't know enough about the pro-
posed reforms to discuss them in
telligeDtly. Governor Adams let
ter was a statesmanlike document
pledging unequivocal endorsement
of the laws in main and pledeing Q
hts influence TO secure the reforms
Rem Lindseys reply was also an en-
dorsesent Next the Chieftian pro
fosnded these gsestions to Ill can
didate. for the legislature On both
party tickets. W seventeen senator
ial candidates elesea democrats and
only SIX republicass pledged them
selves in favor Of The laws. OF the
G;s candidates for the assembly, on
both sides. thirty -thres Democrats
responded favorably asd bot ten
repeblicass. Qsise . marked differ
Ssre. With party think voa sAoald
be entrusted with power at thi. com
ING etecsion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The candidscy Of Mrs. Annie
Dowpey for treasurer is arossing q
good deal Of enthusiasm. We hear
of many rosers, normally republican
who are proud Of the representation
given TO women BY placiAg her o.
the ticket, who K nov she 10 thoroagA.
y compesent 70 6ll the pusitioa. and
are warmly Supporting l.er. Ms.
Dc~ney herself is making = vieor-
ose canvses. reaching every poi.s
possible with .sch shost time at her
dispoaal and reports are that ahs is
SHINING v"sea everywhere.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The political roorback seesson i.
on, so Democrats shoald receive
with due allowance all that appears
in opposition to the party Of the
people, that is not fully verified.
Look out for late campaign lie~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
sunAs e>s0 - - -

Drmeessic Sesae - Caunv
TEkA
For frc~,d.st. lNN
WILLIAM JENNINGS kRNAN
For GoS~rnos
MNA ADAMS
Lieutenant Governos
ELIAS NJ. ANMONS
SECRETARY os State
HORACE ". HANEN>
State Treasurer
EDWARD T.. DRACH
Attornev General
WILLIAM b MORGAN
State Auditor
ANDREW SANDBERG
Superintendent of Public lastruc
MISS HONORA NAILONEl
Regents Of State Uaiverssty
BENJAMIN COBEl
HARRY BRYANT
Congressman at lar0e
b SAMUEL b. BELFoRD
For Congress, second coagressioas
district
W. W. ROWAN
Justice Of the Supreme Cosrt
GEORGE X HARTENSrElN
WILLIAM 7. SEEDS
Judge Seventh Judicial Hssrst
THERON STEVENS
Clerk and Recorder
J. T.. BROTHERS
Assessor
7. J. HURLEY
County Commissioners
GEORGE l.. MILLER
Coroner
j. J. DOYLE
Treasurer
MRS. ANNIE DOWNEH
Sheriff
j. X. SpANN
Superintendent of Schools
MRS. A. n. X. CROOKS
Survevor
j. +. HElNER
Representative
JOHN A. IEHRRITTEl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

u " ii w1 % paras. candidate
.4r c1nrrr~-H-l1 from this second
district l- i ra... MO VIII ably re
pre-eut 90 Ft'oH Il the common
wealth NI-i ugton He will
stand for H,.aa si,c princi pies and
that l. wh.f b. rerded al Washing
tn as else, .trt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
W Ssa Cu.A1i.
Rx~sy ns~sss1. Ness.


Rocsy 0~snsa1a Ness
s<,a~ yssss ago sS ,I<try~s-
0sos ssssabssH xss - Asted 81 tsHs-
ns~ass- II was ws.ll ks;~ts-a t&,s
tsxsnsssA. - AMY nAaAssaG nAAs
Mn sssady. n AAd l.s~sss ssA
esss,sEy lsask u il. aud exS.ss.s.s.-,
ts.s. h kaA ss.v.~ cs,.itsl. so,
ssAnsA. ~ MswsA ~ ne gvwos rivai.
lot ~ i ss.sd~d. Thrs~ ~ss
every pssaslan TO Issvstss-t y hs'lg6,
t,usss,ss~s 6vturs iess IT. Nut ttse
tnAreHss<nUt sssss.lts-s at Gus1i-<pa
bss xessse cut II t.u-i,sxe.
WHN.
1Vse nsNsvre or isssiurs ~ tbse
-us~,lsissd~I~-ssis-d on hefr.,,gh,
rsts~~
Th~ wssssaSers 81 the ,nel.Jass-
ds-sst conwrR knew thiA. They
kns~ thst il tts<y could g~t .
s.luS,e deal sR the ra ilrsssds they
could do tsusssss~~. aud II not,
that tls~y ~ould have Ia cls,ss
do~S ~ they got What they
tbspss9ht MAS an lronclad agree
meat With the railroads. g9aran-
ts-ss~g them ~ gond terp,s
as the siselts.r trust had. ct
neariy.so.
Nut the men N the s,uelter
t,wst View NOT idLe.
They went to the railroads. and
int4ssW.-d them that th~v would
have 10 choose ts.twessu doing
busius-.s for the independent
s,sss.lt<r aud for the trust. that
no railroad Was ever big enough
to do both.
Ths railroads. protested. Men
do NOT change their natures wl,~u
they ~ into n railroad office.
aud Mst,st II us like Ia ssr fair
play, provided il costs nothing.
Also the roads Declared that
tisy We're helI,Isss, that they had
made y contract with the inde-
dsIssNdents and would have to
carry il out.
They we're foolish enough 10
think that this would end the
discussion.
The represent atives Of I he trust
demanded to r<e the contract
Whether the roads ohjt-,ted or
not the News does not know
rtainly they ended by showing
the contract to the trust mana
gers. These expert gentlemen
fouRi u loophole in it.
The TsrH~ IL all kinds and va
ri~ties ii transportation was fix
ed IN that .i,s.ulnent-save aud
except the charge for arrvine
tls isullioN to market. THAT
WAH THE lAbOPHOLE.
TIE trust gave its orders Ia
~ roatls, and the rosds had Ia
Ols.y.
They raisssd the rates IN the
tsallissH III the independent s,nel-
ter till they out-balanc+sl the
cost Of hauling the orefrOm Gun
Risoh To Pueblo where the trust
had it's smelter.
In Won see now why the indie
Tpessient smelter went out OF
business
IL is the old. old story. When
ever you find n monopoly YOU
will timd some such taIe M this.
TAes~ N not. there never WAS. and
tAese never will -, = monopoly
that won it's control II an inn
ls,rtsnt braRch Of industry il,
fair competition. There is al
ways some underhand advantap.
SOME unfair discrimination and
nisse time~ out Of ten that dis
crisnination is made ON the rail
I'd highways. That is what has
made the smelter trust and the
is,e(trust and the STANDARD oil
trust. and il has done quite as
much rs the tariff in building
MP the steel trust. And THERE
II NOT IN THE STATEOFCOL-
ORAIO A LEGAL REMEDY
FOR THIS OUTRAGEOUS
WRONG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Jim Spann is known far and wide
as an upright, fearless man, law
abiding himself, familiar with Gun
nis@n county, in fact Just the man
for sheriff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
4 0oooos 8how q
'o'vtAa 'e'ess e, %, 80 essrs
Secure vsHr sss4s esssv o. ssse - weusa esoee

Tax PAYERS remember that a vote
for Buchtel, Gabbcrt and Ross is a
vote TO pay Peabody's war steal Of
$4,000
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

In her campaign of the county
Mrs. Crooks has made a host Of
friends who will loyalIy support her
at the polls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

The Ouray Herald, one Of the most
radical republican newspapers in the
state, refuses to support W. Gabbert
for Justice Of the .upreme court and
ie oct in the strongest kind of terms
for Attorney George X. Hartenstein
Of Chaiiee county. Here j. what the
Herald has to say Of our candidate
for the place Of Jaeee Gabbert: 'rone
of The supreme coart nominees on
the democratic ticket. Judge George
X Hartenstein Of Chaifee county, is
q clesn. honorable, upright Judge; q
man and q citizen above reproach
He name appears On the ticket at
the head of the Heralds editorial
col.nns. We shall vote for him
aad ssk every republican reader Of
this paper 10 STAND with as. There
10 % MIDDLE course. The, tell -
there shoald be no politics in The
Dasssr Of the Judiciary. Granted,
assL ~ ~ be independent and re-
fsss 70 stand for the dictation Of the
cuepos.ssoos
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02
To.tgt AtOIR pn

nr,,sL- LaAs I'VE BRoMO Quiuipe Tablets
"a ,s,1v,rrinnd se,s refund me nCy II it fails Ia cure f.
UNIV = > signature rs on each bpx. nc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

Sipce printing the letter on an
ceber pa9e from Clarence Darro~' q
fanoss socislis4 stating th.s if I.e
cosA co~e to Colombo he would
wosk and spesk for Adams
shis olsce hss received . true copy
Il tke 1efSer sworn 70 before = notary
ssd ssssses scs6es. that il Is sstken-
tr. TIE Ies,er - dated f-.w Waah-
inGsua, u. C. Ua Orscler II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

rse seafSs.ery ~ sps~Iaty
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-02

WITHINTWO WEEKS AFTER
THE INDEPENDENT SNFI.
TER CLOSED DOWNTHEGTG
GENHElM TRUST BOOSTFn
THE TREATMENT CHARGES
BACK TO THE OLD FIGURES
THE SCHEDULES IN FORCE
NOW RANGE FROM Sc 90 T0
&l2.W PER Ton AND THT
OLD PENALTY CHARGES
WITH SOME NEW ONES AIN
ED. ARE TAXED Onto THE
SETTLEMENT RETURNS
When the trust had the sx
elusive field the .ettle,p.nts 60,
Orv.s handled werr made fro,,
tw" weeks t" thirty davs ,,ftar
l. Inc independent
sn'e-'tsr inaugurate,l a system 81
prompt payments which for,xJ
the aW'eater to do likewise With
the Isaasing of the ipderepdan.
the trust pays now ~ i, did H.
Nose. f',sm two weeks 10 a mo,,h
after ti"' "'r hiss l~-n -hir,.d
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
AN EXCELLENT YOUNG TAN
To The Newark Journal:

To The Newark Journal:
| would like to say a few words
in behalf of an excellent and
worthy young man who is seeking
the collectors office. | have ref
erence to Winfred Gray, whom |
know to be in every way worthy
of the confidence of the people.
He was raised on the farm, and is
a self-made man.
Two years ago his township,
Barren, stood nobly by the candi-
dates from Big Bottom and | think
we will never have a better oppor.
tunity to return the compliment.
SO let's vote for Gray. | wonld
like to see him carry Big Bottom
in fact / believe he will do it,
and | am sure the vote of the
township could not be cast for a
more worthy young man.
OLD DEMOCRAT.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
DR.. j. III. MYERS DEAD.

DIR. j. II. Myers, who was welE
known in this city died at his
home in Black Rock Thursday
of last week from injuries receiv-
ed a few days before from being
backed off bridge in a buggy by
his horse, as was told in The Jour
nal last week. Speaking of his
death the Black Rock Telephone
says: He had been foremost
among the citizens of the county
for many years. As a physician
alone he attained great prominence
and he added to this renown as
chief among the promoters of the
pearllng industry and his service
in the state Legislature. He has
been first in many things in Law
renee county, and many man
will feel that he has lost great.
friend.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
GRAND OPENING.

OF our spring line of Millinery
and Fine Dress Goods. Begin
ming with April 10th and ending
Apri! 18th. We have the finest
and most up to date line Of the
above goods ever shown in New
ark. Ladies don't fail to come.
Respectfully,
Sisk, Hulsey & Haddock.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23

Nick Z. Brewer, prominent
farmer. was accidentally killed at
his home at Rowell, Cleveland
county Monday afternoon. His
gun was accidentally discharged
while he was killing hogs and he
was instantly killed.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23

SULPHUR ROCK ITEMS
Short Items of Interest Picked Up
at the Metropolis of White
River Township.

Capt. I. c. Knox is on the sick
list.
z. L. Grooms went to Batesville
Monday.
Oscar Owen was up from Mag
ness Sunday.
John Huddleston went to New
ark Tuesday.
Miss Maud Tuggle is on the sick
list this week.
DR.. w. I. Huddleston went to
Batesville Tuesday.
Rev. J. L. Brown of Charlotte
was in town Tuesday.
Judge Fulkerson, of Batesville
was in our town Monday.
A few more of those bargain
portrait frames at Gibson's gal
lery.
Rev. j. ". James of Curia was
in town Friday on his way to New
port.
Miss Emma Sanders of Bates
vile spent Sunday here with home
folks.
Herbert Hurley of Newport
spent Sunday here with his many
friends.
Sam Ashley, who has been work
ing on the railroad for month
returned home last week.
Rev. Walter Wayman went to
Newark Monday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Extra Deckard.
Miss Sallie Nuckolls of Charlotte
visited misses Vonnye and Net
tye Bevens Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Griffin, who is teach
ing at Oakland, was visiting her
cousin, Miss Narci Rice, Satur-
day.
John Wood of New Orleans,
La, is spending a few weeks here
with his parents and other rela-
tives.
Squire and Mrs. c. p. Pickens
of Dota visited their son, Prof.
Sidney Pickens here Saturd ay
night.
Mrs. Martin, mother of j. u.
Martin, left Tuesday for Texas,
where she will spend some time
with her son.
Squire w. I. Anderson and
Consta BILE John Huddleston attend
ed Squire Reaves' court Monday
at Oak Hill school house.
Miss Vela Jernigan who has
been attending school here for sew
eral months returned to her home
near Charlotte Saturday.
Joe B. Polk and his son, Her
mon left Tuesday morning for a
visit to Ardmore and other points
in the Indian Territory and Tex
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in town Tuesday, en- route home
from Newport and called to cash
up for a years reading of The
journal.
Parties interested in the inn
provemant of their stock are in
vited to call at Robinson's livery
stable and see the fine German
coach horse.
The Argosy, Munsey's, Metro
politan, Everybody SIN searson' S,
the Delineator, and - er 30 other
popular magazines to select from
at Gibson's.
Squire j. II. Fetzer of Logan
township was transacting business
in town Monday. He reports ev-
erything unusually quiet in his
neighborhood.
A statement showing the finan-
cial condition of the town is pub.
lished in another column of today S
paper. There is balance of $685.
90 in the treasury.
Circuit Clerk Pearce wishes to
state to the public that he will
keep his Office open until l o'clock
on the morning following the pri-
mary, and will furnish the public
the election news as promptly as
it can be obtained. He invites
the out-of-town precincts to tele-
phone their returns. Phone No.
IS.
Garfield Wayman and Miss
Nora HARRISON of this city were
quietly married Sunday aftern DON
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. w.
2. jackson near Charlotte, Rev.
Jackson performing the ceremony.
They are prominent and we'll
known young people and have the
best wishes of a large number of
friends, The journal included.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| have decided to enter the race
for mayor of Newark In the COM
ing election. If elected / will do
all / can for the upbuilding of the
town. My record as mayor is be-
fore you. You all know me. and
if you think | would make you a
good mayor, vote for me on the
Bird of April.
Gro. 4. CRossER.