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[convention by Mrs. L. C. Hall,
(state president of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
and a paper by the state histor
ian, Mrs. Willis. Several excel
| lent musical numbers were ren
j dered and a miniature flag was
presented to Mrs. Hall by Mrs.
R. J. Lea, president of the J. M.
Keller chapter, Little Rock.
Today’s sessions will be taken
up with unfinished business and
the election of officers.
A number of brilliant social
functions have been given in
honor of visiting delegates.
Good Attraction Coming.
The opera house management
takes pleasure in announcing the
coming of the famous Boston
Ideal Opera Company next
Friday and Saturday nights in
Olivette and The Mascot. The
| company is under the personal
direction of Mr. Edmund F. Mc
Crumish, the famous tenor.
Miss Florence Glover, prima
donna soprano, heads the superb
cast, which includes Mr. \\ ilkie
Collins, the popular southern
I comedian, Mr. Edward Lavelle,
Mr. J. Collins, baritone, Miss
Fernane Azor, contralto and
i other popular soloists.
Mr. Jesse J. Sinclair, of comic
Opt ra fame and promoter of pub
licity for the Boston Ideals, as
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And promises
F. -i > pt and Careful Attention
To Your Business.
final Session l. I). C.
K )r Smith, Oct. 27. —Yester
da >' - u ssion of the state con
vc mm!! of the United Daughters
o. • Confederacy was largely
ta i- • n up with reports of various
b . i Aes of the estate work, an
interesting report of the national
MUv > tilt Iliuoiv iv/vitiw.
Newport a treat, and while his
1 company is not the largest trav
eling-, it is without doubt the
! strongest singing, acting and
most elaborate costumed organ
ization enroute. Further an
nouncements will appear in the
columns of The Independent.
The Hitks Almanac for 1906.
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac
will not be published for 1906,
but his Monthly Journal, Word
and \\ ork-\ has been changed
into a large and costly Magazine,
and it will contain his storm and
, weather forecasts and other
astronomical features complete.
The November number, now
ready, contains the forecasts
| from January to June, 1906.
The January number, ready De
cember 20th, will contain the
I forecasts from July to Decem
ber, 1906. The price of this
{splendid Magazine is one dollar
ja year. See it and you will have
it. The November and January
numbers containing the Rev. Iijl
R. Hicks forecasts for the whole
year, and more complete than
ever, can be had by sending at
once 25 cents to V* ord and
Works Publishing Company, 2201
Locust street. St. Louis, Mo.
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NEWPORT. - - ARKANSAS.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
For dray 1'at any hour caii up
Hazel hotel. 83dtf
James R. Davis spent Satur
day with Newport friends.
McKinley 10c music at I. D.
Price’s. Get a catalogue; over
1,000 different piece.-. 45btf
Juicy Steaks and Roasts that
bring you back for another at
Pettet & Stiles’ Meat Market,
Con Dean’s old stand. 46dtf
John Morrell & Co.’s famous
| “Iowa Pride” Hams and Break
fast Bacon are in a class by
themselves. You can get them
at the Standard Grocer Co. dtf
Mrs. Charles Wilmans was
| honored with xthe presidency of
the Arkansas Daughters of Con
federacy by the Fort Smith Con
i vendor, and Miss Mabel Padgett
! of Batesville was chosen record
ing secretary.
Mesdam.es Sigmund Wolff and
Simon Adler left Saturday noon
for their homes in St. Louis
nCVnu nAnf X’"AlirnAVir TTIClfc
They were accompanied by Mr.
j Ike Goldman, who will spend a
1 few days in the city.
Cotton took a slight fail on the
! New York market Saturday
; morning but local buyers were
I bulls on the market, raising the
| price of Friday 20 to 25 points,
j which means spot cotton sold
j here for 10.60 to 10.65.
Hon. G. A. Hilihouse, of New
port, was in town Tuesday. He
| is a candidate for prosecuting
attorney and is very popular.
| He has been practicing law at
Newport'for about fifteen years.
— Black Rock Telephone.
Red Thompson entered a plea
of guilty in the Independence
circuit court Thursday morning
to the charge of grand larceny
and wa3 sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary, dating from
May 1st. —Batesville Guard.
Dr. J. D. Sibert came up
from Searcy Friday and left Sat
urday for Tuckerman where he
preaches Sunday. He will re-i
turn to this city Monday and ]
will hold quarterly conference
that night at the Methodist par
sonage. «
A fire alarm was turned ini
from the Southern Cotton Oil
Gin Saturday afternoon about 1:
o’clock, out no serious damage!
was done. The fire was discov
ered in the seed room and put
out before assuming uncontrol
able proportions.
Engineer Jerry Yocom, of the
Cushman run. returned from
Little Rock Thursday, to which
ity he was called on account of j
his sister being ii: with dip
theria. His baby also took the j
disease, but both are now out of i
danger. —Batesville Guard. . I
Dr. Charlie Carroll has just]
installed a fountaif. cuspidor in
his dental parlors. They are a ;
great help towards perfect clean-1
liness as well as a convenience,!
the public will no doubt apprec-1
iate. Dr. Carroll expects to be j
at his office next week ready for
|
work.
The Reuter Hub and Spoke
Co., has signed the lease on the
Rosenthal property, on the Bayou
in this city, for the location of
their facto-y. which will be
moved to Batesville as soon as j
possible. It i- thought that the !
plant will be in operation by Jan
uary 15. Batesvflie Guard.
Henry Daggett was jn the city
Wednesday. Mr. Daggett lives
near Newark. He is thirty-six
years old and was ii orn and
raised in tl\e. county and was
never in- Batesville, the county
seat, until yesterday, when he
answered a summons to appear
as a witness before the grand
jury. — Batesville Guard.
Jos. M. Berger. Jr., returned
from Little Rock Saturday morn
ing, where he was one of the
twenty-two' novices, who/were
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f|5 Saturday, Oct. 28th, will be the clos
M ing day at the Greatest Sale ever S|
pulled off in Newport, New .goods SL
fe that have just arrived, being delay- g|
0 ed in transit, will be added to the jjj
tjj already great bargains that are be- ttt
M ing offered in this great sale. Spec- m
CP ial bargains in Mens5 and Boy's ^
ffi Clothing for the last weeK. m
m ' Ub
| Remarkable Values |
£ £
Im in Ladies’ Suits, Ladies’ Cloaks,
P3 Ladies’ Skirts. The wonderful low jfe
prices on these goods will make S
them move fast, so come in a hurry.
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made acquainted with all t ie I
secrets of the Mystic. Shriners.!
He reports . the reception and
banquet which followed at the
Albert Pike Consistory, a very
elegant affair, and largely at
tended.
Jesse Sinclair, manager of the
Malone Theatre of Jonesboro and
publicity agent tor the Boston
Ideal Opera Company, was here
Saturday making arrangements
for their dates here, Nov. 3 and
4. Mr. Sinclair once put /on
:‘The Mascot” here very suc
cessfully with home talent and
his many old friends welcome
his visits.
Mr. Wm. H. Barnes, of St. \
Louis, was in the city Monday 1
night. He informed a Times |
man that Mrs. Barnes had re
turned three weeks ago from
Atlanta, and that their beautiful
little daughter, Louise, contract
ed diptheria while away, but
had been miraculously cured in
a few days by the anti-toxine
treatment'in St. Louis.—Forrest
City Times.
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