SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Daily—Single copy, 5 cents; perXveuk. 10 cents
per month. 40 cents; per year, 54,50, in advance
carrier in city', by mail in country.
Weekly - !. 'J) per y • ir, payable tu advance.
Enter,:.! at the oast office Newport. Ark , as
je 11 ’ 1 iss mail matter.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
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Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Wrd at street
Sheriff Neal wnt to Tucker
man today.
Hickory Sieve Wood—any size
lead — -Jno. R. Loi’tin, -Ir. Phone
58. lSdtf.
Yd. D. iJcL-dn - ill take your
order for ei sylvania or
Arkansas hard cc 1. Better
place your order ea:.85dft
B. F. S ho waiter • ■ urno.d to
day from Fort Worth, Tex '
where he has been buying lum
ber.
• 'pp p n* ' \
. -C -J. die. |
hum Rio t .msfer mem. ihone |
334. OOcltf
M. B. Urnsted has returned j
from a business trip to Bates-!
vjlle and Calico Rock.
For roof patching and paint
ing, call on John A. Smith, 418
Newport Ave. 02dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Otey, of
Little Rock, will arrive Satur
day night to be the guests over
Sunday of their brother, Mr.
Otey, of Wolff-Goldman.
If you want to buy a good pia
no attend the auction Saturday,
I August 26. — Palace Jewelry
Store. 19d6t
Gustave Jones will give a din
ner party on his fiftieth birth
day tonight to the members of
his firm and employes.
^ Hope domestic 7 l-2c; also
65 pairs May Manton $3.50
and $4.00 oxfords only $2.10.
No telephone orders filled. Bow
en’s Cash Store. 24cl3.
make photoglyphs from 10
cents to $10 per dozen. Tent
Gallery next to Elks Home.
J. O. Scott. 23d3.
Nothing needs to be pure and
sanitary more than milk, espec
ially during the summer season.
When you buy from the Pure
Milk Dairy you have the satis
faction of knowing you get the
best in milk and cream carefully
handled. ' 7f)dtf.
A. L. Pelter, of St. Louis, ar
rived this morning and has ac
cepted a position with S. Heinc
mann.
ShuforcTs Dairy makes deiiv
i i ±e i.o till pj.; ./' o.i .iiO ciand
guar.mic.es you goon mini and
cream. Phone 288. dtf
Liu hi ipk -
whai uacKf ■ oil . il pi ■ . .
in eng plant. The specimen is
23 inches in circumferenca o
way and inches the otlr r,
weighing 43A pound.' and v‘.i
either be tal by (k L. Gr;
on the “Arkansas on Wheels”
trip or will be sent to CT y
Sloan, Commissioner of Agri
culture for his exhibit.
The remains of Mrs. J. E.
Murphy, who died at Hotchkiss,
Cal., Monday were carried
through this city this morning
en route to Newark for burial.
The remains were accompanied
by Mrs. M. E. Kellog and the
two children, Millie and Russell
Murphy. The deceased’s two
brothers, Dan and E. R. Moore,
met the remains here.
Bob Bandy joined his wife
and children here Thursday on
a visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Bandy on Laurel
street. Bob has just finished the
baseball season with Yazoo City
in the Cotton States League,
which has closed its season.
TONIGHT
FRIDAY, AUGUST 251H
| at OPERA HOUSE|
A fine feature film telling a true love
story of a Genera! in Russian War.
Scenes that are beautiful and two other
fine subjects.
“Renedaer Roliand
Stage Struck"
44 f he Comet of Montbello”
TWO GOOD SHOWS TONIGHT
RAIN OR SHINE
First Big Show Starting Promptly at 7:45
Second Show at 9 o’clock. |
| Watch for Jeft and Mutt in a changed
| subject. The Coronation of King Edward \
V and other specials. Don’t forget Ama*
teur Night.
ADMISSIONS
Children, age 12 and Under. 5c
Adults..10c
cl children
M.. arrived Sat
urday to spend a few weeks w ith
her husband, -J. M. Glass.
Miss Beulah Shaver w\. • .-Imp
ping in Newport Saturday.
The revival at the 31. E.
church closed Friday night with
six admissions to the church.
Rev. Wilcoxon, who was assist
ing Rev. McCaffery, returned to
Mountain View, where he will
hold a series of meetings. 31 r
Clark, who had charge of Ik.
choir, acc< mp; ' id Ret. v "
on.
Herbert Benson went t«> .w.
ark Sunday.
J. L. Marcer, of -Jon -1 - o
made his regulai trip hei Mon
d
■ ' R Hnrvc; Jr., mad a
bn :•••:• trip to Newport Vo,
’ day.
tie Katherine Sindr
• , * - - - 7 * . . 1 7 .; ■ ‘ .
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this week.
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iUi.-:.' udU ill:- t\ -
Tuck rmar. S iturdc; to vi
friends.
J. H. Carlin was up rrom .New
port Monday.
Mrs. C. C. Nicholson, oi
Batesville, visited her husband
C. C. Nicholson, of this place
Suntioy.
31iss Eva Murphy was shop
ping in Newport Saturday.
Mr. Reamy, of Newark, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Dr. Justus, who has been
quite ill for the past week is now
able to be up again.
Harper
A larger crowd from here is
preparing to attend the picnic
at Odd Fellows Hall near John
H. Camps.
Tina Hawkins is very sick
with the whooping cough.
John Burgin and wife ar
rived here Saturday from a visit
near Mint urn.
Tony Bay of this place was
visiting friends at the sand
hills Sunday.
Bob Emery is hauling stave
bolts for Wilmans Bros, of
Diaz.
Hardy Anderson and family
left this place Tuesday for a
visit in the hills.
Elions Lewis of Rover, Mis •!
souri is here visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. O. B. Judd.
Jesssie Lashel of Cash is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Bud Dinkins of Texas arrived
here Saturday on a visit to his
sister, Mr. Molissie Lashlee.
Griaely Bear.
Grubbs.
We can make out with less
rain an dmore dry weather if we
could only get it.
The delinquent tax list is now
in the hands of the delinquent
assessor.
D. D. Camp made a business
trip to Jonesboro Thursday, re
turning home Friday on the
local.
R. M. Haggard made a trip to
Ravenden Springs Monday for a
horse of H. P. Sawclom, which
has been gone a year and the
animal has just been located.
J. S. Pennington brought to
the hotel office Sunday morn
ing a stalk of cotton 5 feet and
6 inches high with 35 matured
bolls and 40 young boll squares
and blooms. He says this is
not the best and not the worst,
so if cotton will average this
stalk it will make above 1200
pounds per acre'
Mr. and Mrs. John Grizzle
made a trip to Newport Sat
urday in his new automobile.
Geo. M. Bonnell, architect of
Newport was in Grubbs with
the school board assisting in
closing the contract of the new
school building to be erected as
soon as arrangements can be
made.
J. B. Hewey, contractor and
builder of Harrisburg was here
from Newport Saturday wi
he has been for the p. • ■ <
weeks under treatment a no.
y !V..ilv improved.
J. E. Doh€ of Nc
was in Grubbs Saturday looking
after the cotton seed business.
L. L. Bowen of Newport and
Bob Nance of Brinkley were
the guest" of -J. INI. Gibson Sat
urday .
l)r. C. ML Ivy and wit o;
Jack-onport are visiting Dr.
W. R. Loft in, father of Mrs. Ivy
A protracted meeting will
begin at the New Christian
church at this place Monday
night. Everybody is invite.1 '
come and help make the noci
\ve ’earn that the s-.S 'S
being taug ht by Prof. Leu a ; ; .
i'n District No. Id is pi ..
ing nicely.
• » ’ / : ■ < • . . ■ ; ■ ; }' . ; : ; k] lK ;
{ . ‘ i PI At' ill: i'A 1 V L . i’t 11 O Vh. .
hauling ai 1 are put mg it
good shape for tin 1:
winter run.
A. G. Sied:. .an t .si. c s' .■ u
cator for this territory, made a
busin< lev,-port Sr, ■
urday.
■
J. M. Gibson was out on his
farm Monday oy business.
S. C. Barnwell is now placing
' the rough material on the
ground for his new cottage and
will soon be ready to commence
work.
•T D Woods of Newnort wa:
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doing business at this place
[Monday.
Happy Jack.
Secretary of States Earl W.
Hodges, wife and little son, ol
Little Rock, were guests at the
Hazel Hotel last night, leaving
this morning for Newark, where
Mr. Hodges will speak at the Far
mers’ Union picnic today. From
Newark Mr. Hodges will go to
Mammoth Spring to address
the Blue and the Gray.
Wanted.
Board with suite rooms fur
nished or unfurnished in private
family, not over three blocks
from depot. Traveling sales
man, wife and eighteen months
old baby. Reference exchanged.
Answer Box 541, Batesville, Ark
18d6
Loss of Time Means Loss Of
Pay.
Kidney trouble and the ills it
breeds means lost time and lost
pay to many a working man.
M. Balent, 1214 Little Penna St.,
i Streator, I1J., was so bad from
kidney and bladder trouble that
he could not work, but he says:
‘T took Foley Kidney Pills for
i i i l •_ _.1 _L
Ulin cl l lilllC CU1U feWl ^11“
tirely well and was soon able to
go back to work, and am feeling
well and healthier than before.”
Foley Kidney Pills arc tonic in
action, quick in results—a good
friend to the working man or
woman who suffers from kidney
ills.—W. E. BEVENS.
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Good housekeepers use the
best. That’s why they use Red
Cross Ball Blue. At leading
grocers, 5 cents.
More people, men and women,
are suffering from kidney and
bladder trouble than ever before
and each year more of them
turn for quick relief and perma
nent benefit to Foley’s Kidney
Remedy, which has proven itself
to be one of the most effective
remedies for kidney and bladder
ailments, that medical science
has devised.—W. E. BEVENS. .
Don’t Spoil Your
Use Red Cross Ball Blue
keep them white as snow,
grocers 5 cents a package.
Foley Kidney Pills will
the progress of your
bladder trouble and
moving th
W. E. BEV
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•VAMs: Af) v7 £R'i'l:3 :
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cur lie ill. --Suite of rooms,
consisting of one large bed room,
and dressing room. Apply at
ff)f. Third St., l’hone Of. 2idtf
Tee.h furnished, large lrow»
j toon: Kent reasonable Tele
; phone - ■
1 or Sale.
One 12 horse power Fairbanks
I -Morse (Tooline Engine. Apply
fit the Palace dew..in* Store and
see it run. Slbtf.
EorS d -On. new glass front
or "sinu closet, cheap for
|;. h Apply at Independent of
i .
Wanted.- —AlT-ii to cut 200
ui v o if. Apply to Man
ton lh Pro . 2db7.
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1 \A 11 i.Uuck Kook, Ark,
,'l Manufacturer
of the only
successful
. vtiLlNG TONGS
Pa tented March 4,
1902
■August 18, 1903.
Mail Orders i!rompil\ t illed.
This is a caution to infringers.
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