■HEF
Ufa Honey ant.
for his wife" Her
worst I have ever seen, &*
ed like a sute case of cor
tion. Her lungs were sore an<
she coughed almost incessant!;
and her volbe was hoarse am
weak. Foley’s Honey and Tai
Compound brought relief a’
once and less than three bottles
effected a complete cure."—W
E. BEVENS.
REST AND HEALTH 10
Mas. Winslow’^ Soothing r- -
used lor over SIXTY YE AES .LIONS c
MOTHERS for their CHIl.^;.. N WHix.T
TEETHING, with 1
SOOTHES the CHILD, rOl-TM. a the Gl'M:'
ALL AY Sail I’AIN; Ct'Rr.s WIND O LIC, c...
it the best remedy for DIARRIHEA ... tt
pnlutely harmless. T; ■ • f: • d r.■ f .r ,
Winslow's Soothing t'-r- "•■' .*• 1 t.oL . u
kind T werty-five cer .o a be,.. i.
An Alarm At Night.
That strikes terror to the en
'tire household is th'e loud, hoarst
and metallic cough of croup. Nc
mistaking it, and fortunate then
the lucky parents who keep Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound
on hand. 11.W. Casseknau/Can
ton, N. Y, says: "ft is worth
its weight in gold. Our little
children are troubled with croup
and hoarseness, and all we give
thehi is Foley’s Honey and Tar
Compound. I always have a
bottle of it in the house.’’—W.E.
BEVENS.
Something Lacking.
McCarthy—“An’ how do ye lolke the
new tireless cooker 01 hear ye’ve
got?” Maloney—“Rotten! Shure,
there’s no satisfaction takln* off me
■hoes and restin’ me feet on the edge
of a thing loike that!"--Judge
C. R. GRAY
AND SURGEON
Watson Building
Office Hours:
9 a. m. to 12 m.
3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Telephone Number 49.
J. A. MAUN
quarters^
mm*. i
I nicep
Ernes
McCrory orga
Ben Hur at thi
night the 7th ,
; odd charter members ate
two fine turkeys and nice
things, too numerous to men
tion at 11:45 p. m. All report
ed enjoying themselves and
' well pleased with the order.
A. J. Mead ui jmgnt Mile was
in our town Saturday testing
the sidewa’ks.
The health of the country is
good but the weather is wet and
| muddy and our farmers are still
i behind with their cotton pick
ing.
We think there will be several
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| Dales pi cotton to rot m the
fields before planting time.
S Drn Seif of McCrary wa-j in
our town last week, looking for
a location to practice medicine.
Joe Reece sold over $50 worth
of fur of his own catch this sea
son.
R. C. Roy and family were
visiting W. W. Beede and wife
Sunday evening.
L. Slavens had a public sale
on the 6th and will leave for He
ber Springs in a few days.
The hunting party of this
place headed by I. P. Phillips as
judge and captain, returned
from a week’s hunt in Poinsett
county. They, got three deer
and several turkeys and plenty
of smaller game. All reported
having had a fine time and
brought two deer and 3 turkeys
home with them. They were
fat and nice .for we tasted some
of both.
Our public roads are getting
in a very bad condition, culverts
giving way and the road in bad
shape generally. We need the
road tax and a good overseer.
1912 is election year with 8
cent cotton and corn $1.00 per
bushel and scarce at that by
May 1st.
Let all the farmers plant
more corn and hay and less^coU..
Bandy’s Chapel.
Wm. Watson has several
cows with young calves to sell
and at close figures.
Cattle have been dying east
of the railroad.
were county seat visitors Satur
day.
Mrs. Catherine Cason and
daughters Lucy and Gladys
were visiting her parents from
Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Nora Anderson is able to
be up after five weeks lingering
illness.
Mrs. Lamons was visiting her
brother, J. M. Taylor, Saturday
night.
Will Anderses bought Jefi
ivenneayrs crop.
Grandma Taylor has been real
sick for four weeks and is re
ported no better.
We are sorry to learn that
Mr. and Mrs. Lamons Have dis
agreed.
Jim Taylor, Jr., is spending
a while with his aunt at Ken
yon.
Grandma Anderson was vis
iting at the home of W. H. An
derson recently.
J. M. Taylor and John Coma
han had business at Newport
the 14th.
Dan Pruitt of the hills spent
Saturday night at J.M. Taylor’s.
John Cornahan and Fred Mil
ler are baling hay for Mr.
Churchman.
With best wishes to the Inde
pendent and its many readers.
Two Coz’s.
Diaz.
Mrs. M. E. Vaulner left Sat
urday for Independence County,
where she expects to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Lassiter. _—
Jim Mathis-e#-0trtoh, who has
be5rfspending a few days in this
vicinity, returned home Sundays
Colon Hatcher of Tupelo was
a pleasant caller on friends here
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Dameron spent
Saturday evening with Misses
Lula and Callie Vaulner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hackney
ire talking of moving to Fisher
'n the near future and their
friends are sorry to lose them.
Ben Vaulner went to Fisher
ruesday.
Mrs. George Dameron and
VIrs. M. A. Dameron were shop
ping in Newport Monday.
(5. L. Dameron, formerly se
cond foreman op the White Riv-!
sr Division, has accepted a po
sition with the Ball, & Peters
Construction Co.
As news is scarce will ring
>ff.
Bright Eyes.
H\ Denton Island.
Health is very good at this
writing.
Mrs. Springer, who has been
real sick, is able to be up now
most of the time.
Jeff Harris and wife are visit
ing Randolph Moore this week.
Mrs. Ola Gass is on the sick
list at present.
Earn Phillips and wife moved
back at Mr. Biggs’ on the Island
and will remain next year.
Everybody in this section has
lots of cotton yet to pick.
The Blue Eyed Girl.
♦
Bottoms.
We ore having some rain in
this part of country. The far
mers can’t do anything toward
gathering their crops.
John Smith lost a fine horse
with 1 lind staggers last Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. Logan is visiting her
| daughter while J. T. Scott is
gone,
vi iL and Jimmie Hopkins
| - ' ftking for stock Friday
I '.ii ‘ m.
I i Dollie NobD^s* staying
wit] nry Smith and May No
ble; ale Mrs. Maggie Smith
has e to the hospital.
Christmas is close at hand
and oe are in fond hopes gocyd
old f'uita Claus will bring i^s
some hing while he is traveling
in h aeroplane.
W j don’t you old-timers
'wak jp in the lower part of the
coui y. We never hear any
thir from you.
V ie Webb has not returned
fro; his father’s, where he is
he! g Mr. Dawson.
( '. Dawson and Lewis Corn
so
back tv,
inspiration as *wi
from attending the annual aea-yj
sion of that Association. !§
Wherever the funds Will per Jr
mit it, I recommend that aw
teachers, who will,- attend th^L
state meeting, join the Associaw
tion, and participate in its prow
ceedings, be allowed their reguli1
lar salary for the week in whic®
the Association is held.
I wish to call attention to thijj
fact that AT'"” Year’s Day, Lee’I|
Birthdaj id Washington’!^
Birthday all legal holiday^
in this s m ’ are usull
>se day^M
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|\;e want Fifty more pressing club members at one ,:3^
dollar ($1.00) per month. We call 'for and deliver your
clothes in a sanitary manner. Give the boy on the wa- i
gon your order and he will drive out to your number. •
We will see that every club member gets as much as one -
suit per week.
DOBBINS FRENCH DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
Phone 265. 618 Front Street.
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| THE NEW DEPOSITOR'!
is assured direct? p^ksonal attention and service at this ■ -
bank. ft
Why not open an account with us and avail yourself of ft
these opportunities? I
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of NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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