Winner Store |
x m WE MAKE THE DUST FLY when we*hold a special sale
■fa- of groceries as at present. We don’t take a lot of old
ra W shopworn merchandise and mark it up and then down
^ WE OFFER BRIGHT NEW GROCERIES that every
I bqdy will want and at just the prices they will be more
| than willing to pay. This is a splendid time to make this
| ■ store’s acquaintance. .
f IR. J. Wise Grocer Co.
1 Where Betsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
I Sold—None Better
Building Corner Laurel and Front Streets
pected home the latter part of
the week from a visit to Little
Rock.
A box of Cracker Jack to ev
ery boy and girl buying 10 cents
worth of school supplies at the
New 5 and 10 Cent Store. 29b3
Miss Cora Kimberlin of Tuck
erman and Mrs. L. R. Heady and
son of Indianapolis are guests
this week of Dr. Harry Dowell
and family.
Mrs. Samuella Davis and lit
tle daughter, Pattie Sue, and
■m *■_ TT_ _ J l,Avw rt tLio
1VJ.I O. liuguc aiiiv vu Iivmv
morning from a visit to rela
tives at Des Arc and Searcy.
White River had fallen to 17
feet on the local gauge Thurs
day, but reports from Cache
state that stream is still rising
slowly.
Mrs. H. E. Bragg, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Reiney, will re
turn soon to Kansas City, ac
companied by her sister, Miss
Agness Reiney.—Paragould Sol
iphone. i -**•
County Judge C. B. Coe is
having a pile driver constructed
by J. M. Nickens and as soon as
it is completed C. C. Dean will
take it to Lawton’s ferry, where
he has the contract to build a
new bridge over Cache.
C. W. True, formerly of our
city, but how of Little Rock,
where he is doing fine, and he
certainly looks it, spent today
here on business and meeting
his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lockard
reached home yesterday over
the Rock Island from a very
much enjoyed visit to Colorado
Springs. Upon their way home,
they stopped at Amarillo, Texas
and Oklahoma City for two
uays.
Marriage License.
Charles Stull, New Madrid,
Mo., and Mrs. Hattie Cromwell,
Jacksonport.
Bob Oliver and Mrs. Della
Thomas, colored, both of New
port.
C. N. Byrd and Jewell Ruby,
both of Newport.
Willie Wilson, Newport and
Viola Whitelon, Searcy, colored.
Charles B. Phillips and Vera
J. Colbert, both of Poplar Bluff.
Ed Ellis and Maggie Daniels,
colored, both of Newport.
Babe Washam and Maude
Jurney, both of Newport.
J. C. Mauck and Mrs. Fannie
Wise, both of Weldon.
L. H. Quick and May Caubble,
both of Jacksonport.
Mat Robinson and Mrs. Belle
Fuller, colored, both of Newport.
Albert Burgess and Mary
Host, both of R. F. D. 1.
i George Parrott and Ida Cur
ington, colored, both of Tucker
- man.
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mSmm
noon.
Cotton has been greatly dam
aged herefrom so much rain, j
The stalks are fine but theic are
no bolls. The com crop is fine.
We would certainly enjoy see
ing the dust fly once more.
If the editor of that other
sheet would spend half of his
time keeping the volumes of his
paper above reproach and the
other half in letting our editor
alone he would have plenty to
do. I for one think the Inde
pendent the best pap ever
published in Jackson county.
Albert Weavill is on the sick
list.
Felix Carnes says he is going I
to move to the hills for the ben
efit of his health. Mr. Carnes
has a host, of friends here who
regret to lose him and his fam-|
ily.
Mrs. Keen and Mrs. Musick
came down in their gasoline
launch and spent the afternoon
with Mrs. Woosley Monday.
Mrs. Chandler visited Mrs.
Phillips Sunday afternoon.
With best wishes to the Inde
pendent.
Meddler.
The Details.
"D’you Tecollec’ old wot’s-’li-Bainel"
•To with the collar?” *'AI ^ot
afeaht ’lm?” “’E’ad to go down (jerk
of the head) you know—they glv’ ’lm
wot you call It—didn’t arf git It, I
don’t think!” “Reely!.Adn’t you
’eard, then?” “I did ’ear someflng, but
no details, not afore now.”—Punch
A i. i Mad. »nd I'ltlM CnirtitNl
. A ;»i*l To Llnds In Any Fad.f AltUM
(Mir booklet on Abstracts an i Titl. lamrun.
. Guaranty Tills & Trust Company
. .::u! Ortics, I.ittle i'.ork. Arkinio
GLEASON HOTEL
,\<rvt Man;; cement T. P. Murrey, Prop.
KUKOFBAt* PI.Al»
' r. fccohd and Center Street* Little Rock* Ark*
Headquarters for Arkansas People
;*‘r ^esnt College and Conservatory
FOR YOIIMG WOMEN
;.:;a?ed on top of the Ozarks at Eareka Springs—the
rnV.a? .health' resort. Most select and thorough Junior
' ::Td Conservatory for young women In the South
c • ludenrs from all oter the United Staton.
■ accredited relations with Vassar, Smith. W#L
i -.r'ir-r h'gher College* and Universities. SJOOv
».o«- fi'e proof huild'ng. Rooms with bath. Blo
,3 .» a i tutie 2,0’JO feet. Excellent climate. Pure
U:?;a y. Music, Art, Expression, Domestic
vjr*r Commercial Branches. For Catalogue address
.X COLLEGE ft CONSERVATORY, Depart
mem "7.". L.ireka Springs, Arkansas.
PeiSOiTBROWI G0LLE6E
Afkatielphto, Arkansas
\ >j ijeal home school for both sexes. In beautlfn^
^ : healthful Arkadelphia. Splendid bnlldlngr
•' ru'pmeut. Modern improvements. Pleasant inf
Excellent Faculty of earnest, sympathetic*
-> :y, Christian teachers. Three year* preparatory^
{i ••• y ars C' urse leading to degree of A. B. Best advan*
• both vocal and instrumental music im the bes^
wervaro'v. Departments of Fine Arts, Expression*
k- Science. Biblical Literature and Sunday School
" o moral tone. Correct ideals and stand*
- 'j;*line. Military training. Equipped
y •tiorts. Drills and exercises in open
• vi ual attention and interest by
. tv rKKEST PLAN.”
•• (."dialogue address. GEO. H.
a i .L. Ph. D., President, Ark
;r.a, Arkansas.
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NOTICE
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jjj Your attention is called
to our new Fall line of goods,
3. m {
j| arriving daily in all departments.
| Our buyers have just re
; turned from market and ^the
ij! . * 9
; result of their trip can be seen
jji by a visit to our store.
| Commencing FRIDAY
SEPT. 1, our store
jjj open evenings until 8;
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i Everybody grfv
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