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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Sborpc ptger YIaoicn.

Senotor 9. 8. Sborpe / @ilImor,
Iinn., bar iibite llee truffet Zig til.
baee Tom aanoibat til @iennaIg. ioet
ban bar ienbt ben repubIifonife
Gountpfomite Ell SfripeIie, boori ban
forleIig eiper fine @runbe for oennc
fin Sptrpoen. Samtioig bar ban
ubienot ct GirflI9re til 8nIgerne,
bpori ban 81. a. lpper, at ban ifal
ajsre, bnab Ser itaar ! bans Weu9t
for at faa roIet Ben Nano, iom SO.
miteen maatte opItiae | bans Steo.
Set laSer til, at ben politiife Situa.
ton / aanoipobi Gountp / oct ienere
bar tiIipioiet iig paa en- Waaoe, ion
life tiItaIer Senator Sborpe. Ter err
life ben Sarmoni % oct Sambolo,
iom snifeIig funSe bare, % ban bar
SeleIien al, at ifilbe ban UNDER
bisie Smitpnbieheber pGre aanoioat
igien, iaa piIoe bet inuoluere grbetoe
% S~poireIier, iom ban | Setrastntns
al i'm LANCE oiientliae Sirfiombeo %
Al, ban fife IGngere er ncaen lrl9
@onb, timber, at man life bar 4ei
iii at frepe al BAN. Senatcr Thorpe
har peret Weolem al Senatet unt'
bruot / IL aar os tieute ogiaa fsr
Den Sio / ilere aar / S%esislahiren
SAN err en- al De melt inolpSellesries
9orSmGno i @inneiota 90 bar oftere
paret itGrft paa Gale iom @upernsr'
fanoioat. aomiteen bar opltilfei
Gbas. %. Soel i Senator sborpes
J Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
sSarrerncS Sierrclic.

Ter flages cite ~ meb aoS @runo
poer, at 2onoets 6ormerc bar for
Itore gien6ommc - at DC bar mere
2onS. emo DC meb 5orAI fon oprfc
% at set piISc nprc Inngt beorc. ON
oisie itore Snrme bellies | Here min.
ore. 9erne aIoqe er mango Steher
bel begrunoet. men her / 8iuneibicf
Gorntp err Der neppe noaen 8run0
til iaaSon llbitDfnine, tbi | @ieuuem,
init beitanr bper Sorm her oi finn
$50 aeres. 9oaIe er piitnof betp.
belig itsrrc, "a mango meget min
bre. men Smnahru9ere er BOG DC
fIeite oaiseoel. Der err Jolt 1864
alcres Sarmlano i 8inneibeif Goun.
tp, og neoenitnaenoe elite piier isrir
bpormeget 2nub Der er | bpert Sopn.
fbip, og, ! anoen Rubrif, bpormanse
2leres boer Snrm | 3ownet / @ien.
t,euinit bcitaar Of;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
DEBORAH.

On a softly puring, ripping stream that winds among the hills,
In a sheltered vale where harsher sounds kind Nature gently stills,
Warm and bright a u at noontime,
Pure and fair as bride in etime
Struggles cozly Decorah with whose love my whole heart thrills
Where may ], as here, such solace find when tried by grfs and woes'
Where such true and loyal friends and where such noble worthy foes?
Where did Reautys gentle finger
Fer on Natures harpsungs hnger
So caressngly and fondly' Where response so sweet eer rose?
Over hill and dale the gently curving line ofbeauty lies,
And on either side sweet smiles of Nature greet my ravished eyes;
Here feel Loves living presence
And perceive her very essence, -
Here Loves liquid, mystic cadence watts my spirit towards the skies.
o DEBORAH. my Decorahl Fairest gem in Natures crown!
Whom ten thousand sons and daughters proudly love to call their own!
Near where slvhy Oneota
Bids farewell TO Minnesota
Thou dost nestle in the valley like a fragrant rose funblown.
Lyyk,yy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
banoelsrereIlen.

9ruOitrcctS SouoeIsoperli9t Tor
llQcn cnOcnoc 30te Sept. melber ON
be0rc lloiigtcr for Sonoelen. Sor'
IficQigc Smltrnhiabeoer, iaa'om fol
6crc @eir | cnfeIte IeIe al Sanoet,
iorsQeOe SaIa al Worfeosprooufter
o. @iSbcOen Tor bebre Ssitlbbptte,
ems ira isrit al uertct, bar til'ummen
bout en- Nrnitig @irfuinQ. %llocitooen-
6e Sororingcr bctaleS og'ua blrtigere
END isr.
8 Sc iorIfie0iQc SSnbuitricr CT Der
Iihcn 1orouoriug. @citiainGer poa
Scrn % StaoI ipncS at inolfrrnfe
iiQ til set oacrrebpcnbigitc, og Den
bcic |riS puo @onuIb 0ier oct pon'
Ifcliot Tor SpinOcricr % &Tpcricr,
men ooQ or lloiigtcrnc | benne Snou'
itriQrcu lpierc.
Nj 6orretuiuQSfnaittcr iuOtrui Scr
I bc 6crcncoc Stoter / llqcn cubeuoe
296c Sept. 21t moo 100 iorcQooenoc
llQc, 1875 / tiliuarcubc llNc iorrigc
gor. go i 1908, III i 1907 % 1856
II 1906. ! Canada bar 6ollittcrlcS
Nntdl / llQcnS Sob 43 moo - fore.
Q~oocnNc llQc % % / ttliuareuoe llgc
iurrigc Aar.
III &pcNc. inobciattct WcI, uofpr.
tcS ser / llgruS Sab ira DC 6orcucbe
Slater % Canada 2,126,637 Su.
ibelS moo 1,5S3,66S 9u. iorcgoo.
cnoc llpc % 1922, go 9u. i tiIipo,
reuoc llpe iorrige Mar. vi NoiS ITO.
isrtc& ser / llgcn 593,S69 @uibelS
moo 299,366 @u. i%orcgodcuoe llgc
% 1884 On. I tiliparenbc l(ge
iorrioc Nor. : SC 13 Tiger cnOenbc
29oc Sept. bcIeb WuiSubiericlcn Iig
til 3,656,13I 9uibeIS moo 1,3l9,'
2O2 @u. iorri9c Nor.
u. Is. Gun & So. flyer / lin Son'
6eISrupport, at omcrblfisnt Sanoe-
len cnNuu or beiit urcgclmGsiig, iaa
err Smiptningcr al SornsbenbeSSar'
tifIer itor, mebcns ole aicb ior
ircmtioiac 9rug cher | ipefuIotipe
Gicn1cb or forbpInSpiS for~ipinbenoc.
Der or iaaIcbcS raft Iiirtnirg poa
ioobuunc Scicr oa a~lTocsoarer, Der
itrur oiicnScS, mchcuS Der or liocn
GitcriperaicI citcr Sarcr for fom'
mcroc @aAr. SitcnS Sfoiabritontcr
bar mcNtuoet itorc @citininaer paa
piSie SloaS Iorer, hporior Snotl'
itricn hcrpco bar taect ct Spioing,
men oilers or Ser Iiben Hcrelie. San'
SeIcn mcb SaoIcI9ber bor | ueenS
Sob piIt ia Iiplisere emo isr.
9iiat Siife. Ct uiGopanlis rigi
Siloeiiife bar iorriee llse iore9aaei
pao aniten al Gortb Carolina. Tao
en- enfelt Tag blep Der iaaleoes Iari'
oet oa inobraet til Slanicrt iffe
minbre emo 100000 Stpffer Glib.
Iet er en- for hisie Sorporoe iGr'
eoen @rt SiIb, ben ~iaafaIbte lot.
bacfs~, Der bar en- ioa it9rf Gran
imaa, of Den life er ipiieIis, men til
pirfes ill @uono % Ole. SiIbeii'
ifet beItiGftger CO. 200 Wonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

Susen 1unss fan ubtaIs buab ie8 fem anr leo al tlpenbc
% blsbeubs GcSenn, inotil r9 bIeu ~belbreoet al Guticuru' 0Rio'
Ierns, % js er iua tniuemmeIi8, at je otl babe Serosn Ill at
piSc bet, ibi bpao Der bialp mig utl biGlpe andre. git 9esem
% gnIst bar brHst meb Saar. Gu Dag funbe bet ipnes at
pere bebrs for iaa at brpoe no igjen mb ben ifr9tei8ie
emerie % alse. Seq bupbs paret ips fere Sange men albri8
| nit 2p bar is eriuret iaa irpstelise Smercr iom meo oenne
eczema. Seq troebe at 3socn bar nGr for Sannb, % I9
lanstebe eiter ben 9o oa is fuube lagses tiibpiIe. Seq baube
uoen SeIb furisst mango iorIfieaiee SG8r % Meoictner, oa
min aepocr braste mig Gutcura. WiOIerne % iniiierebe pa at
ieg Ifuloe iorisse benz. SEQ be9pnote at Icle beore efter bet
fsrae Dab n1cb Gutirura SGbe ps en- @nuenbele al Guicura
Sintmeut.
Seq oebbep meb Gutieuru SGbe % Guhcura ointment, %
bar iaset fire JIaIer al Guticura Seiuluent, % amer mig eo
for frift. 9ette bar iur III Gar iiben, % leg bar iiben lite baot
npsct 1ilbaseialo ai Gpeoummrn. SOilfeniombent lSeriOn,
Der bar nDsen Tpil ON benne p%iounoerltge SeibrebeHe peb Guh'
euro. Iliolcrne, fan ltriue iii min gbresie
(luberesnet) Mrs ALTIE ETSON,
lode Okt. 1000 % Inn Road, Battle Creek, Mich.
Senp til guttrr 9rus & Chem. Corp, 1871 Columbus ape, Bolton,
for S2,5bers gutnuras 8og, en- Seieocr iii bcbfe 8ebunbIn8 al
Suoipgopmme, fra SpGier tn GcScnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
9ecDrab % Smeg1l.
Sen 3btc Sttpbcr 1910.
Ssosinlb.

Crit 8otbrcr bebc 6rcboQ 'iNItc
llgc i iii Silent pco Hioocmun / Ell nj.
Der AT IS Mar. NIoeoc bar Ieot |
Rororc 9rauopoIb 8reitcpirIO, Nor
&c, % rom / 6O.AorcnC til Nmcrtta,
boor ban ucOiottc iiQ pou pct Sano
npr Riogcpop, ioul ii0cu hor OTrct
hans Stem. CroSooriuQcn bar &rTit.
@eQraucIIcn iorcGuur ionQ GiUuonQ)
bco Wobiion, Sirfeu. NnltOr Sho.
mas gEl5icr iorrcttCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Sngrn Snngc
fan uOtalr bOao jcg lco
al Gcjcma

SubtiI lea par belbreort peb Gutitnra. Wiiolcrne. 2egem
% auist bar bebGtfct. 6rDgtelis Snlerte % &lse.
Srpeoe jeg par Spoen NOR % lGnsteoe otter at iaa
SpiIc. geepnbte at isle beorc efter ferte Dab meo
Guticura Gebe 90 ell anpeubeIic al Gutitnra Ointment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Sorifieuiet.

Eait. 8. M. StcnsgaarS af 8ulp,
Winn., oe gnna g. garbien al Dc
2ainerc, q. 9af., bleo ben 2Sbe
Septcmber Ggteoiet / 9rlbens Sor.
rIbres Silent al GaIt. 81. SO. Solee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Gapc til Sarmcbjcmmct / Slinuis.

BGpc II! Warncbjcmmct | Slinois.
Gen / aemanee, Sa., f%ornplig Of
osoe Wrs. GbriItiria 2inoea bar te-
itamenteret Sainois Iutberife 8arne-
biem / gnboper Ell 100 @cres Sarm,
beliggenoe | Sage Gountp, Soma.
Sum bar Sarnebiemmets fsrlte @e-
itprerife, ga bette for mango gar H.
ben opretteoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Solutions Spn p%mfummer. Tsr

Solutions SIN pmfummer. Tsro
Winot, q. 0of., mcIotes iibite Sre.
Bag, at 6. 81. Sobnioi, ben repibli-
fnnife Characterization, % SuItr,l
bar babt Sen Sors at mite lin ire
oorige Ssn, Ser BEN 0ag brpnOtc
libel. Sammen meb ct al Ioboens
@srn bapbe @utten moret Zig / et
2pitbus og Der tGnbt en- Slb, Ger poo
nogIe ioa Winuter enbte bans
2ip. Set lille 2egeme bleo ioa for
br9not, at Oct panifelig funoe gien'
fienocs. Irs. Spbnion blep 'ad rp'
itet al Sen isrgelige Siloragelie, al
benbes SiIItano aniaaes for alporli6.
6ooercn por / Stem Hocfforo, Do
lllpffell %inOtraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Hcipcft for 1%inifurmen! General

Mcipcft for 11nifurmen! General
Ssuniton % bans Stabsofficerers
Rpgtelie al at bile DO paa ct Sotel
/ aonios Gitp, forbi Soteaets bell
bops" bar ifsrt l1niformer, Der bar
itor 2igbeh meo 8apteinsuniforner'
ne Irlneen, bar paft ~olminoellgt
9ifolo blanot Irmeens Sfflcerer,
berettes Ser ira @aibineton. Get
er Ell Gag, iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lGnee bar befloget, at BET ingen
Mpnoigbeb bar til at binbre Soft,
iom life itaar / MilitGrtieneiten, ira
at bore oen for armeen r%eglemente-
re6e Uniform. Ser bar Here 8ange
pGret eiort Soriea paa at faa peota-
act en- 2op bcrinob, men altio for
oippcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

sreuaer 1e IN enmsatnt? -3usoennen'
CT faa COB iom Hosen aneen SpH'afine nj ben
bobbeIte pris.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

(1) That Professor Smith incompetent as
Professor of Animal Husbandry in the College or
as Director of the Tick Eradication Work; or,
CD That he is the best trained man that can be
found for Assistant Director of the Delta Branch
Experiment Station; or,
CD That Professor Hutchinson is more compe-
tent in animal husbandry and tick eradication
work than Professor Smith.
That all of these propositions are the extreme
height of absurdity, no member Of the Board of
Trustees will be rash enough to deny, but Of
course, there is an explanation. To remove a
man of outstanding ability from position he has
filled with such marked efficiency to put him
above criticism and for which he has had long
years Of training and experience and put in his
place man possessing no special training or
knowledge regarding the work. is such remark
able procedure as to call for an explanation.
The live stock owners Of the State have a right
to this explanation and it is the duty Of the Board
to give them the genuine reasons for this most
remarkable procedure. Turn on the light!
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

EANh =. THE MEN of to-day and of the futuro
NM neea many Qualities If we are to do onr
imno,4o mork well. We need first of all and most
Important OF ALL the qualities which stand a. u.s.
and essan ulvldual OF family fe the fundamental
all-imnort n,4i qaalites-the homely. everyday
W. mof h IL ne has not in him the will and the
woman e sooa husband and father; If the average
moman Is not good housewife, good mothar ne So
many healthy children. then the state VIM otner OF
Of artis to"a no matter what may be its brianc.
But t tsslo development or material achievement
must 'n =; 1omely Qualities are not enough Tharo
thus IN addition. be that power of organ,,at
end w I~sf Oh Oh working in common for common
signal fasb cue German people have shown in such
uoet, the things of the spirit are even more
we'll do w sian the fn things of the body We can
=. tellectual barrenness of what was ano arid in
been systems of the past but there has
spirit than a need of high and fine relip e,es
Roosan nan at the present time-From ren s,ous
1910. Doiiin' Germany, MAY 10
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Faculty CHANGES at the Mississippi
A. and N. College.

M ESS THAN quorum of the members of the
Va Board of Trustees of the A & NJ College
met Wednesday evening, May 4, 1910, and
after short session the following changes were
announced: Prof w. L. Hutchinson, who has
been the Director of the Experiment Station and
Dean Of the School of Agriculture, was made Di-
rector of the Farmers Institutes, Professor of
Animal Husbandy and Dean of the College of Ag-
riculture; Mr.. J. W. Fox, Assistant Director of
the Delta Branch Experiment Station, was made
Director OF the Agricultural Experiment Station;
Mr.. e. R. Lloyd, who has been Director of Farm
ers Institutes, was made Animal Husbandman of
the Experiment Station and Vice-Director; Mr..
Archibald Smith, who has been Professor of AMI
NAL Husbandry and ex-oficio member of the Live
Stock Sanitary Board. was removed from this
position which he has SO ably filled, and offered
the position of Assistant Director of the Delta
Branch Experiment Station.
A very few of these changes may be for the
best; but any one having any knowledge of the
duties OF these positions and the qualifications of
the men. can not fail to see the absurdity of re-
moving Professor Smith from position for which
ne Is known to possess the highest qualifications
and putting him in position for which he has no
special training or fitness. Those who know the
manner in which Professor Lloyd has conducted
the Farmers Institute work will not appreciate
his removal from this work to subordinate nosi
ton on the Experiment Station staff But the
highest point OF absurdity was reached when Pro-
lessor Smith was removed as Professor of Animal
Husbandry in the College and the Director of the
TICK Eradication Work of the Live Stock Sanitary
board and Prof w. l.. Hutchinson given the Pro-
1essorsh1p OF Animal Husbandry which also made
him, ex-oficio, a member of the Live Stock SAM
tary Board With all kindness to Professor
hutchinson and with the highest appreciation of
all MS ability it must be stated that he possesses
neither the training, knowledge nor any other
semplance OF qualification for these duties. We
are DONG Professor Hutchinson no injustice in
different lines.
Inc only honest, patriotic reason which could
POSSIBLY exist for taking Professor Smith off the
Live Stock Sanitary Board and putting Professor
Hutchinson thereon is one, or ALL of the follow
ing: 0"
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
We Guarantee Our Advertisers.

WE viii positively make good the subscriber
e result Of fraudulent MISREPRESENTATION made in
un! On the part of advertiser who
This does net mean that win y to adjust ting
Of actually fraudulent dealing good the
ubecTibr have just indicated The
- that the claim for loss shall be one
month after the advertisement paper the
subscriber must when writing each advertiser: Il writing
you e an The Pugessive Farmer Gazette which
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21
Editorial Gleanines.
IN ALL OUR church affairs in America te
VI day (and the writer speaks as a membe


|IMNl day (and the writer speaks a member
- OF one OF the leading orthodox churches)
there Is nothing else SO dark and shameful as the
churcn paper alliance with death-dealing patent
medicine fakirs and frauds These church papers
are EDITED by good men who simply haven't been
informed, haven't studied the matter and IL eyerv
cnurch member in The Progressive Farmer and
Gazette Family will read our open letter on next
page and then write note or postal card to his
own church editor. we'll have reform that will
not only save untold human lives bit ramovo
perhaps, the darkest blot on organized Christian
ity In America. - ~ '''""
Our Horse and Mule Special will be Inn. a.,
instead OF May 28th as we had announced This
postponement will give you time to get IN vou-
eAperience IN raising horses and mules or buvinv
.nen' OF training them. or feeding them, or work
Jug enem' or about them in any way. Let us hear
from you at once; there's not a day to lose and
we want to have this Special just chock full of
orlent' brief, snappy talks of practical nature
by practical farmers.
Inc best thing to do tonight Tor to-morrow
nient II you can't do it to-night) will be to have
our reply to the patent medicine ADVERTISING
agency read aloud to the whole family SO that
every member, young and old will learn the nlair
.rutn ABOUT the biggest swindle and fraud a.
America to-day. We account this matter too
as strlctiy within the province of a farm Nova,
pecause II Is the farmers and farmers, w;va.
"no support the patent medicine fraud +o.dor
anu II tney once wake up to its vilenaae ~
s WIZ DC forever put out of business. Read
'ne af'icie ana show it to your neghbors.
The Newark journal., 1910-07-01

Next Monday is the Glorious
Fourth.
B. f. Adams spent Sunday in
Newport.
Full line of tinware at j. H.
Holderby's.
Finest sugarhoase molases at J.
II. Holderby's $.
Zed Griffith Of Huntington was
in town Monday.
r. c. Adams of OIL Trough was
In town Saturday.
Geo. F. Crosser spent Monday
at the county capital
Hon. j. L. Brown of Charlotte
spent Sunday in town.
Eighteen pounds brown sugar
81 at Newark Grocer Co.
Gents furnishings goods of all
kinds at Jno. NJ. Martins.
Mrs, Alexander, the milliner,
shop at residence, Newark.
Buck Crigler was down from
Cord on business Wednesday.
For ladies' ready made under
wear, call en- John M. Martin.
Home made meal made out of
white corn, at Moore Bros. Co.
Take your chickens, eggs, hides,
furs. ETC., to the Newark Grocer
Co.
The Modern Woodmen will have
a big picnic near Oil Trough Sat
urday.
A fine daughter was born unto
MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Hulsey Sat
urday.
Full line of feedstuff, bran,
chops corn and oats at J II. HoI-
derby s.
Fine two-year-old thoroughbred
Jersey bull for sale. Apply to K.
K. Ration. rs
The Newark journal., 1910-07-01
Free Sample
Aids Old Men

The sudden change from years of
activity of both body and mind to
the quiet of later years causes the
human system to undergo many
changes, chief of which is in the di-
gestive organs.
1t becomes harder and harder to get the
bowels to move promptly and regularly
ana IN consequence many elderly men suf-
fer not only from the basic touble con-
stipation, but from indigestion headache
belehing. sour stomach. drowsiness after
eating and similar annoyanees 1t is first
or All necessary to keep the bowels open
and then to tone the digestive muscles so
as to get them to again do their work
naturally A violent cathartic or purga-
tive is not only unnecessary but harm
just as well.
After you have got through experiment.
Ing with salts and pills and waters OF
various kinds. and have become convinced
that they do only temporary good at best
then try DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. a
mild, gentle. demonstrating laxative
tonic that is especially adapted to the
requirements of old people. women and
children, and yet is effective enough for
anybody. Your druggist who has handled
1t successfully for a quarter of a CEN
fury. will sell you bottle for fifty cents
test of 1t before spending any money
send your name and address to Dr. Cald-
Wen and he will gladly send you a sample
bottle free of charge.
This remedy is rapidly displacing ali
other forms of medication for the cure
of stomach. liver and bowel trouble and
families like Mr.. O. F. wisher's OF Syca-
more. III. and Mrs. Carrie Culler's OF
325 N. Notre Dame street, South Bend.
Ind, are now never without 1t in the
house They have tested it and know its
grand value to every member of the
| family.
DR. Caldwell personally win be pleased
10 give you any medical advice you may
desire for yourself or family pertaining to
the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely
i free of charge. Explain your case in a
/ letter and he will reply to you in detail
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on a postal card or
| otherwise. For either request the doctors
! address is DIR. w. B. Caldwell r. 500 Cald-
well building, Monticello. III.
The Newark journal., 1910-07-01

the land congress picnic the goth
and Both of July the biggest event
in the history of Newark.
When you want a hot or cold
bath, shave, shampoo, sea foam,
massage or frst-class hair cut, drop
in at Morris Barber Shop.
Rev. G. f. Hively of Sulphur
Rock occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday night,
and preached good sermon.
Highest market price paid for
all kinds of country produce,
chickens, eggs, butter, hides. furs,
ETC., at the Newark Grocer Co.
Horatio is advertising for 300
men, women and boys, and 80
teams to help harvest the big Eli
berta peach crop of that section.
lfyou appreciate good biscuit
go to j. II. Holderby's and get
some Golden Gate flour. Its the
best -four ever brought to Newark.
Miss Pearl Craig returned Sun
day from Memphis, where she
spent a week very pleasantly VS.
iting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Chris
tian.
Mrs. II. F. Elms and children,
who have been visiting relatives at
Batesyille and Jamestown for sew
eral days, returned home Sunday
evening.
We will pay highest market
price for all kind of old scrap iron,
lead, bones, zinc, copper, etc, de-
livered to US at Newark. Newark
Grocer Co.
Mrs. Il. +. Hawthorne and
children arrived home Friday
from Heber Springs where they
spent three weeks visiting relatiy-
es and friends
The independence County Sun
day School Association will hold
It's annual meeting at Pleasant
Plains on Monday and Tuesday,
July % and 26.
The revival being conducted at
Sulphur Rock by Rev. {. I.
lively and Rev. |. H. Russell is
doing much good, and will contin-
ue until Sunday night.
am agent for three of the best
tailoring companies in the world
and have the best goods at the
lowest possible price. Prices from
SO to $40 per suit. NJ. c. Mag
ness.
Blacksmith shop, good residence
and four acres of land for sale at
bargain. Shop is we'll equipped,
good location near Newark and all
buildings nearly new and in good
condition. White River Land Co.,
Newark, Ark.
Frank Fortune died Friday at
the home of his brother, p. S.
Fortune, a few miles north of
town, after prolonged illness
from lung trouble. He was an ex-
cellent young man of high charac-
ter and exemplary habits, and bad
many friends who are deeply
grieved that he should thus be cut