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Mr. and MriTiuckalew, who
were visiting in the town, Jett
Sunday for their home at Augus^
ta.
George A. Churchman and
family spent Sunday in the town
with relatives.
G. T. Vanwinkle and wile ol
Judsonia spent Saturday and
Sunday in the town with their
friends.
Several Newport citizens spent
a few hours in our town Sunday.
Bro. W. P. Talkington will
preach a sermon Sunday on
mother's day, at the Methodist
church.
Next Sunday has been set a
jpart as mother’s day. Service
at the Methodist church in
Tuckerman, and there is no
other preaching service in our
town. A cordial invitation is
extended every mother, daugh
v ter and sister, every father, hus
band, brother and son, to attend
this service at the 11 o’clock
hour, and make this a great and
good service for our mothers, if |
living* and if dead, in memory
of them.
If you have cattle, hides, poul
f try or eggs to sell, see Terrell &
Bowen, who pay highest market
prices. wtf.
The old-time songs that our
mothers used to sing will be used
and a sermon for the benefit of
the mothers by Bro. Talkington.
When in need of fire and life
insurance see Judson N. Hout,
# with the Jackson County Realty
Company at Tuckerman, Ark. wl
E. V. Holt, J. E. Dunn and R.
W. Bandy came in home last
Friday from Mississippi, where
they were interested in the Jas.
Masters ease. They report Mas
ters came clear.
Bryan Parrott ear n* in home
one day last week from St.
Louis where he spent, a few days
with his brother, who lives in
that town.
See Jackson County Really
Company, at Tuckerman, ano
quit paying rent.
Mr. Chas. P. Greenhaw has
moved into his new home, and
John Williams will move into the
house vacated by Mr. Greenhaw.
Mr. Clark of Newport spent a
few' hours in Tuckerman Tues
day on business.
James Strider and wife spent
Sunday in the country with their
friends.
Crack Smith and wife of
Ntv'pcrt spent a few hours in
Tuckerman Tuesday on business.
Dr. J. S. Graham received a
new’ Studebaker car Tuesday.
This makes tw’elve cars for Tuck
erman.
Mrs. K. K. Kimberlm and chil
dren are visiting in Tennessee
this week.
The Woodmen of the World
and Woodmen Circle of this place
will unveil monuments and dee
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uraio graves oi ueceaseu mem
bers at the following places and
on the dates mentioned: Bat
tle Axe cemetery, Sunday after
noon, May 17th; Pleasant Grove
cemetery, Sunday afternoon,
May 24th, and Cheshire ceme
ery Sunday afternoon. May 31st.
Addresses will be made by some
of the best orators in the state.
Members of other camps and
groves are invited to attend and
participate in the services. Ev
eryone attending, whether a
member or not, is requested to
bring flowers.
W. F. Gire, Clerk W. O. W
Mrs. Julia Armstrong,
Clerk Circle.
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH.
Real Estate Transfers. j
J.-J. Martin and wife to D. F.
Kimbrough, 140 acres 26, 35-j
10-2, $25.
S. M. Stuckey, trustee, to B. It.
McDearmon, 140 acres 26,35
10-2, $2,050.
O. E. Crosby to T. G. Burton, j
80 acres 18-10-1, $1,000
Samuel Kidd to Ada Watson, !
lot 7, block 1, Diaz, $100.
G. W. May and wife to M. B.
Hare, 40 acres 12-10-3, $200.
L. Hirsch and wife to H. L. ■
Remmel, lot 10, block 2, Hirsch’s
First Addition, Newport, $1.
H. L- Remmel and Lula E. Van
Dyke, file plat of Park Place Ad
dition to Newport.
Henry K. Heatherly and wife
to George Osborn, 100 acres 5
10- 1, $1,000. '
C. F. Dean, trustee, to L. L.
Campbell, lot 6, block 34, Daugh
erty’s Addition, Newport. $725.
A. D. Bailey and wife to Tom
Hutson, tract 50x100 feet in
block .J, Brown s Addit ion, rsew
port, $500.
James It. Morgan and wife to
J. H. Snapp, lots G and 7, block
?. Tupelo, $1,700.
W. D. McLain and wife to \V.
F. Nash, lot 9, block 50, Cross
roads Addition, Fast Newport,
$100.
H. Murphy and wife to School
District .No. 32, one acre, 21-11
L $L
L. L. Bowen to J. M. Gibson,
block 30, Grubb:;, $25(1.
The Case For And Against Home
Rule.
NATIONALISTS’ Alt< iIJMENT
Ireland's spirit of nationality 1
demands self government.
No identity of characteristics
between Great Bril ian and Ire
land.
Act of Union, passed in 1801,
was the result of bribery, cor
ruption and fraud. ,
It has crushed trade and indus
tries, weighed Ireland with un
just taxation, fostered discon
tent and disaffection, and has
decreased the population from
8.175,000 to 1.382,000 in seventy
y ears. \
It has made Ireland a land ol
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NEAR DEATH !
BY SMOTHERING!
But Husband, With Aid of Cardui, j
Effects Her Deliverance. i
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Medicines patched me up for awhile <
but then 1 would get worse again. Final
ly, my husband decided he wanted me to
jry Cardui, the woman’s tonic, sq he i
bought me a bottle and I began using tt.
It did me more good than all the medi
cines 1 had taken. i
I have Induced many of my friends to ,
try Cardui, and they all sa/they have ‘
been benefited by its use. There never i
las been, and never will be, a medicine
io compare with Cardui. 1 believe It is j
i good medicine for all womanly trou- i
bles."
For over 50 years. Cardui has been re
lieving woman’s sufferings and building
weak women up to health and strength.
If you are a woman, give it a fair trial.
It should surely help you, as it has a
million others.
Get a bottle of Cardui to-day.
Wrtti u: Chattanooga Madidna O*, WIW
Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga, Tetm.. fot
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Trmtnmit far Woman." in plain wrappo*. M-O. IS*
Business Man Praises
Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy
Successful Merchant After Investigation
Found a Remedy That Re
' stored His Health.
"This la Thanksgiving day In the
stale of Pennsylvania, and 1 want to
devote a part of
it in writing a
letter to you.
On the 2tith day
of November. TO,
1 was stricken
w 1 t it heart
trouble. My
family physician
called it Angina
Pectoris. I had
from one to tlve
attacks in 24
hours, in the
latter part of
fVscember, 1910.
I wrote to the
Miles MedieaT Co,, for Information con
cerning my r ase, and irr reply I received
a very kind and instructive letter,
which I handed to my family doctor,
and lie told me to use your Remedies
itt connection wiih tire medicine he
gave me, so 1 did. I used rive bottles
of Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy and seven
bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine. T was
contined to the house for about four
months. The action of my heart is
now. and has been normal for the last
six months. 1 can truly recommend
Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Remedy
to do what they are intended for, if
used according to directions. I thank
you kindly for your advice in answer to
my monthly reports. 1 am now sixty
seven sears of age, have been, in tile
mercantile business for thirty-five years
and lived retired for the last thirteen
years.” A. R. HOH-1NGER,
Lincoln, PennsL
Dr. Mites’ Heart Remedy !• sold and
guaranteed by all druggists. te
Mlkfi* M8D1CAL to., tnadtuk 1ft*
poverty and disease, low wages,
unsanitary dwellings, landlord
ism, evictions and starvation.
Ireland today spends more
money on policemen than on
school teachers.
Every colony in the British
umpire favors self-government
'or Ireland, because they have it 1
hemselves and know its value.
Self-government would make
rishmen loyal as it has made
Canadians loyal.
Ulster is not overwhelmingly
Jnionist, is not prosperous, is
lot pre-eminently law abiding,
lor intelligent.
The Irish people have not the
slightest control over the 100,
)00 government officials in ire
and who spend $3,750 annually
U NI ON I STS ’ A KG IJ M ENT
Home Rule will mean Rome
tule.
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British empire.
It will inflict intolerable injus
ice on the minority in Ireland,
vho believe that neither civil
ior religious liberty would be
afe.
Ireland is bi-racial, the two
aces differing widely in charac- j
er, politics and religion. Home
tule will give one race the as
endancy.
The financial interests of Ire
and have become more and more
lound up with those of the Unit
'd Kingdom.
There is no national Irish de
nand for Home Rule, because
here has never been a homoge
nous Irish nation. Ulster
stands outside the Nationalist
init.
Home Rule will degradf the
<tat us of Ulster cit izenship by
mpairing its relationship to tin
Imperial Parliament.
It will involve the entire Ca
tholicizing of Irish education in
ill its branches.
It will seriously injure Ulster’s
iiaterial prosperity—industrial,
nmmercial and agricultural
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Phantom Friendships.
There are no social connec
tions more hollow or business
connections more profitless than
those formed over the liquor bot
tle.
The sentiments and feelings
tnere engendered are not genu
ine. They are not grounded in
your true nature. They do not
touch your real heart strings
The coarse jesC that you laugh
at so boisterously, and regard as
such rare wit when drinking,
seems shallow commonplace
when you are sober.
The good fellowship that
warms your mind when maudlin
appears garish and empty e
liough the next morning.
This is the rule. There are
exceptions. If these have come
to be the best association
know, it is because you have nar
rowed down your environments
and opportunities and cbntract
cd your mind and heart and'soul
until there is room left in your
life only for the worst that the
world affords.
William Makepeace Thackeray
was no teetotaler—not by a jug
full. But he wrote this of drink
mnameci intimacies:
“I think the intimacy which is
begotten over the wine bottle is
a spirit of this nature (has not
heart). I never knew of a good
feeling come of it or an honest
friendship made by it; it only en
tices men and ruins them; it is
only a phantom of friendship and
feeling called up by the delirious
blood and the.wicked spells of
the wine.”
It is as true today as it was
when written, more than fifty
years ago. Drinking is the same
sort of thing today as it was in
1842, when Thackeray thus mor
alized upon the life history of
one of his own schoolmates, who
followed gambling and drinking
to his suicidal death, for he put
a pistol to his head and blew out
his brains when he was penniless
and starving, deserted by his
wine bottle intimates.
Much the same story is told |
every day in the newspapers of !
the world.
Such friendship is still the ;
same phantom that flees when
need comes, still the same guil- j
ty counterfeit of the true thing, i
— Memphis News-Scimitar.
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Convict Labor On Road.
According to the highway
commissioner of Colorado the
employment of convict labor in
the building of roads has proved ;
very successful. He asserts that
the convicts build better roads
than free labor and at only a
tithe of the cost. An incentive
to do good work is given to the
prisoners by allowing them a re
duction of ten days on their sen
tences for every month of satis-1
factory road work.
The serious objection to con
victs on the roads has been the
annoyance caused by guards
shooting at those who attempt
ed to escape and the unpleasant
spectacle of the unfortunates on
public display. The fact appears,
however, that practically noth
hig is to be feared from this
source. Convict dress has been I
humanely modified and prison- j
ers put on their honor are not
inclined to run away. Every
body knows that these are con
victs and that they are working,
and it is not at all a bad thing
for a lot of people if, once in a
while, they have a practical
demonstration of the price that
is required from wrongdoers and '
criminals.
Colorado’s experiment, which
is providing that State with ex
cellent roads at a minimum of
cost to the taxpayer, seems to
present a strong argument in fa
vor of such employment of con
victs. And to this must be add
ed the fact that healthy outdoor |
work for convicts must be more ;
humane and desirable than the
ordinary contract labor in which
they are cooped up in shops from ,
which many of them emerge af
ter a long sentence broken in i
,
health and unfit for p
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