, Jane
Minnie
> Corneilus
Moore, Ed W
Newtin, Thos W Col
Nelson, Jack
•gess, Millie T
Buckman, Bertha Mrs 2 Parker^ Mom^
* p.R? Powell, Hemle«Mrs
" Simpson, Goly
Forehand, Ella Smith, E W
Gains, Nathan Stafford, Kate
Horton Joe Stevens. Mark
Hood, LJ Mrs Thomas. T H
* «urley> Harry Vanorman. D J
^Jackson, Geo Vanee, LuIa
e Wyatt, Lula
Washborn, Jennie Mrs j
Wright. G A
'k, Jim
ny of the above letters please !
_W. B. EMPIE, P. m. 1
any hour cal] up
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a nic
use an
there is n
loss of time from busi
t ' ^r* Rose is so much ir
Iearnest and is so honest in his
! statejnents he says he does not
want a dollar of the people's
fectlfd When 5 CUre iS n0t ef'
Go Mountain One Better.
St. Louis, Jan. 31. - The Frisco
and M. K. & T. roads have re
vised their fast mail schedules to
beat the Missouri Pacific time to
Dallas and Fort Worth. The
changes become effective Sunday.
1 he government will not per
mit reckless speed despite the
inxiety of the roads to settle j
scores with their fastest loco-!J
notives, t
Read the Daily and Weekly1
ndependent.
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1st
l Co. G., 8th
nfantry.
mas T- Ward, Co. E., 7th
g. Arkansas Infantry.
e v C?Pt’ A> J°yce, Co.
n, 1st Arkansas Cavalry is ap
y P°ln^ed adjutant, vice Forrest
- W. Dillard, deceased, and will
t! ^mediately enter upon the duties
i thereof.
[ i
I,3' CaPC Joyce is specifically
charged with the duty of a per
Iective alteration of the Camp’s
enrollment. He will account for i"
' each member, showing the com-' ,T
mand to which hp hpm^^o u- -
uuiuugea, ni;
present addre-s if living, and i
dead date and place thereof.
4. It is essential that this re
port be made and ready for the
camp’s next annual meeting,
first Tuesday in April.
V. Y. Cook,
_ Commander.
Are your clothes faded? Use
ied Cross Ball Blue and make
hem white again. Large 2 02.
•ackage, 5 cents.
If you are in a hurry for gro
enes telephone Martin Bros. 92 j
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„ FEIiKlARY
w • o’rli ck in tin fore
afternoon of said day at
r- ....after described, which fs situ
No. Two of the Northwest qr of Sec"
IT"" ;-;ree (3)* Township Ten (10) North, Ran*.
Two (2) West in Jsckson County, Arkansas, offer
for sale to the hiphest bidder for cash the follow,
j mp described personal property , described in
said Trust, to“wit:
One enpine.
One boiler and fixtures.
tine sawmill complete except patent dops.
One cufoff saw rip.
I wo pieces of line shaft ten feet Ionp.
One rip saw rip. with two saws fifteen inches
in diameter.
One circular inserted tooth saw 51 inches in
diameter, ,
One circular solid tooth saw 46 inches in
diameter.
Five pulleys for line shaft.
One drive belt for line shaft. ‘
One drive licit for cufoff saw.
One cut-off belt.
One rip saw belt. ||
Three belts for dust carrier. I
One saw wrench. f
One union wrench. j
This sale is made to satisfy the indebtedness 1 I
lined in and secured by said deed of This.' '
icnotiec- is even this the 29th day of January '
— p- W STACY. Trustee. '
Warning Order. I
In the Jackson Chancery Court. Ill
C- C. Gammil, Plaintiff
•I. c:. Cain, Defendant. | I
The Defendant ,J (' . ■
j >n this court within thirty days, and ■ I
i complaint of the plaintiff, L. C. Gammil" I
j r J- Ik NliAL, Clerk ■
• January 22, 1906. gi
Warning Order. |
In the Jackson Chancery Court m
Harrie Hulse, Plaintiff, | ■
W K. Hulse, Defendant ff
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the complamt of the plaintiff. Harrie HulsTjam I
29’1906‘ J O- NEAL. Clerk. w“t |
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RiES j
ink of new Spring Embroid- I
f( -'. arid we are now showing a
1 ami extensive line of the newest ere- I.
VALENCIENNES, POINT DE PARIS. \
CLUNY, ORIENTAL, LINEN, TORCHON AND 1
NORMANDY LACES AND INSERTIONS, f
Black, White and Cream Dress Nets. I
&overn"
1'0n °f Mayor
whose appoint
MBISbHiP^^is postmaster at Newport
M^^^was on Wednesday confirmed by
the Senate.
As soon as his commission ar
rives Mr. Grubbs will become
postmaster, resigning his other
office, the term of which expires
in April.
Whether the council will elect
a mayor for the short term or
whether a man can be agreed
upon, the future alone can tell.
- - -
Sauers Milling Co. of Evans
ville, 111., manufacture a specialj
in addition to their high
patent flour. This extremely
flour is known as
” and is for sale by
Grocer Co. 16dtf:
i
New Local Train.
The new fast mail to be put
ion the Iron Mountain Sunday
j leaving St. Louis at 3 a. m. will
| flit by Newport about 9:20,
I though the exact schedule has
not yet been given out.
; The train will be run as No. 7
and will consist of mail and ex
press cars only. However a new
train will be put on, running
south from Poplar Bluff to care
for local business.
A fact to Be Regretted.
Van Buren, Feb. 1—Hon. T. J. :
Wear of Paris, Logan county, j
has withdrawn from the race for
circuit judge of the Fifteenth j
judicial circuit, leaving Judge
Jeptha Evans a clear field. This
will make the fifth term to which
Judge Evans has been elected!
without opposition.
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N
ir
„ of the
When dark
r. Woods took his
)me. There she became
I^sterical.
NEIGHBORS JOIN IN HUNT.
When her neighbors learned,
'on the following day, of her
condition they quickly volun
; teered to conduct a search for
the child. An alarm was sent
out all over the county and
searchers started out on all sides.
Men and women remained away
from church, for this was Sun
day, to take part in the hunt.
All day they groped about
through a foot or more of snow i
which had fallen. They could j
not even discover any trail left!
by the child.
On the following day and
every day during the week, the j
search was kept up.
Some of those in the searching!
party believe that the girl may
have fallen into the river, which
is about two miles from the1
Woods home, but, owing to the
tender age of the child, it is not
believed that she could have j
wandered that far away without
being found by her mother.
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If you are in a hurry for gro-!
ceries telephone Martin Bros. 921
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' ('
'e pay
ror the Daily
. "at 40 cents per
, Tmd to relieve us of the
IRonthly collections and book
keeping, and at the same time
give our patrons more matter for
their money, we are putting on
the following clubbing proposi
tion:
Daily Independent, one year. $4 80
Cosmopolitan Magazine, one year. 3 00
Both one year.54 80
The price of one
Daily Independent, one year. $4 80
Woman’s Home Companion, one year. ■.1 00 j
Both one year. $4 80 j
The price of one
The Cosmopolitan is now owned
by W. R. Hearst, and prom
ises to be THE MAGAZINE of
1906, just as Lawson made
“Everybody’s” pre-eminent in
1905.
The Woman’s Home Companion
is too well known to need men
tion, being regarded by many
good critics as the equal of the
Ladies’ Home Journal.
Call at office or make known J
to carrier your desire in the
matter. Respectfully,
Daily Independent.
_
Warning Order.
In the Jackson Chancery Court.
Harrie Hulse, Plaintiff, !
vs.
W ■ E. Hulse, Defendant.
The defendant. W. E. Hulse is warned to ap- I
^ear in this court within thirty days, and answer
:he complaint of the plaintiff, Harrie Hulse, Jan
>9, 1906. J. D. NEAL, Clerk. wk4t
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Fderies j
?arly to think of new Spring Embroid- §
and laces, and we are now showing a f
beautiful and extensive line of the newest ere- ■
tions in ji
VALENCIENNES, POINT DE PARIS,
CLUNY, ORIENTAL, LINEN, TORCHON AND
NORMANDY LACES AND INSERTIONS,
Black, White and Cream Dress Nets.
EMBROIDERIES, M
Beautiful Match Sets of Fine Swiss, Nainsook and
Cambric Edges and Insertions,
Wide Flouncing and Corset Cover Edges in g
Nainsook, Swiss and Cambric; in Broiderie f
Anglaise, blind and open work Irish effects. j
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Beautiful Match Sets of Fine Swiss, Nainsook and f
Cambric Edges and Insertions, f
I Wide Flouncing and Corset Cover Edges in
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