that has prevailed j
Arkansas politics since the
of Senator Jeff Davis last
is beginning to be clear
up. Preliminaries are being j
_to nrnvide for the fifth
! 0 (h—0 O— U o y y—
HERE AND THERE.
•o b—o o—o o—n
mends shoes cheap. Ill
^ afnut* street. 32dtf
Tor rent —furnished front
oom. 215 Vine street. dti
Try Virtue's Little Liver Pills
l the City Drub Store. 09bti
Fishing Tackle at Price’s i
>^tore. ^ 94btf.
he Batesville was i
governot*-^T route to Fort
mits tha
ambitionint—furnished room,
says thafife preferred. Apply ;
on a contflut St. 06d6t
serve the^acktvood made a bus-.
yeararip to Bald Knob this
he fcng for the Stevens’ Gro
amoi,
,vho shall bear the title of
nor of Arkansas in 1913—
cy year for governors, nu
; Supreme Court having de
the governorship contro
•ht it would be decided,/ G
ssful claimant was f* 0
o act as the people 1 j
demanding. Governor *
jailed a special election for
23, and Chairman A. J.
; of the State Central Com
e, has called a meeting of
ody for 10 a. m.. Tuesday,
8, for the purpose of call
tie primary election Tor the
ion of a candidate for gov
re rumors that the
,e, or Progressive par
is attempting to gain
in the state as the mi
party, may nominate a
for governor to test
The rumor has
\ A. Comer, of Little
and the wind rises to lash the
waves against the levees on the
Mississippi, then we are gone.
If the weather remains pleasant,
we can keep right on building
the levees as fast as the watei
can rise. Even if it does turn
1 stormy we are not going to give
, ...111 fU a vivpl'
be nominated. He is ,
original and most en
Progressives of the j
and Chairman of the State^
The only Democratic aspirr"
**» ’■ jjositively
mitfyundidge ofj
fight n twice' so
Watebhe U. S.!
Meirbavis f<jr j
phis sh» by Joe j
^ on the 'iegisla
cording
engineerHat he
Mississippi'ion
TVnbnev said^
phone today ho\ meconveiwv
expects water will - the mosW
over levees at 45 fed workers
sequent* a higher at. .besjdes_al
Pttok,or Cairo to Be« f
ssm*. -
'•V maf\Ve ate in line condition on
lj! our stretch of levee and expM
TTrdtheeffi"an«Ts
of men and teams ready to
^Beginning tonight, offices of
Francis Levee Board a
Will be open all da>
nicrht Starting Tuesday
bulletins'will he sent by tele
bulletin behind man
Pl,°ne that woffid be in dange
're,S*hlvasse.dccur. .
William Hatfield of Swifton
ing for Poplar Bluff, Missouri, i
Rooms for Rent. Apply at i
724 Walnut Street. 92dtf.
Miss Mabel Stayton left this <
afternoon for a visit to her sis- j
ter at Brinkley.
Watermelon Seed at Price's (
Bookstore—12 different vane- ■
ties. 94btf 1
J. L. McGill of lJatesville can t
in on 24 from Little Rock this
morning
Reward of $5 paid to finder of
rosebud stickpin, lost Friday.—
W. H. Dyer. 08d3
For rent— Furnished apart
ment. Apply to 104 Beech
street. 05d6
Mrs. S. D. Campbell and Mrs.
Fred R. Suits are spending to-,
day at Little Rock shopping.
•-.'G r
For Sale—A good high %ry !
business lot on Front street.
Lot No. 3 in Block No. 8. Apply {
to C. G. Henry.99dtf. j
ffiHiiri
ime is
Don’t Delay Putting in jj
i—Your Screens ^
jtor John Ike
who was in the c,t> them t° y0U; our ajjjj
| attend the meeting of the--- M2
1 Capitol Commission, of win and fancy screen gcj
■ he is chairman, “it will ,-een frames> m
through the assistance of good ||
I weather. If it turns off stormy dertint andall [U5
dermWe.
Henry Ht “ and D:
Swifton re-elected
Toler as np~-ror over
Tonney v I ^gjj
close. T» I W5
were N. I——
Wm. Crt jyej j
ivoodn.. n n= l
^VV ill fc A ^ - kJilCt-A - » «=jj
I lSl fl l’p»ley, J. G. Smith, All
‘B,AC'V-fA1 * X t,kes and W.R. H
ardware Co?"bbs( a
vent-ion
two w«
16th and OTC COMPII RH
jJARANTEED |
ss’ iTi'vyii/RT, ark. 1;
shops i'T. yice pres I
Many Educators to _. I 1
Special to Independent. |
Supt. George *. --, — Vfa
supt. j. l- Bond> Le0 Miaa 'a^p«* *»honey
, r> vv Torreyson, and Miss s^£rk the dead
r0t’ V,' • writ will represent tfMr fox cannot
, Eva Reichardt, wi . *«• to toTe
Arkansas Department bow and ahafta
.. , tv,;s gathering. They v by *ome other
i tion at tms b e this fof
■ ;1“»5* ■£fe_” “
- ,_c^Vmols. which has head- k
quarters at Choctaw ana s It ^ the water*
garters Little Rock. lad a flab me*
■laude Brother u .«,„■»» .if"* la length and
During his stay in Richmond , ah4lf ln weight,
Prof Cook expects to talk With .tiaiarkable pow
I number of educators concern,^ ^ „
inff the presidency of the Uni- nlj about the
mg tn v and even ; flsehm the *ur
versity ot AT„ • **<£• flies and
should he-not secure a promise^ T the float.
from one to accept the. position, ,*.<*Fthe surface
he will eecelve suggestions from^ cl0Be
v ‘ of other institutions " It discharges (
ne"\ lead to some.c£»efr v> X ba11 of wa'
which will ieaa t .. JEot- hentV knock the
man now undewons'dera- , % , *
the teachers committed
, Board »f Tn*** of*r~-* - .
. ver&ity^f ArkansaST^^^^^^^^^
R. C. Rudsill of Little Rock 1
tas here today calling on his 1
rade.
W. D. Wood, traveling out of i
$t. Louis, was meeting his many
'riends in Newport today.
E. T. Cashion, the popular
:ashier of the Swifton hank
vas here this morning for a few
lours.
Wililam Hatfield of Swifton
vas a visitor to the county seat
his morning.
George T. Van Winkle, a1
prominent citizen of Glass Town
ship, spent Tuesday in this city. :
Am now doing repair and'
cleaning work of all kinds. Will j
take down your stoves in careful
manner. Charges reasonable.
Apply to Grant Dupin 422 Vine (
Street. 08dtf.
Mrs. Dan Dowell, Jr., of Tuck
erman was in town a few hours
this morning.
Attorney H. A. Bickers of
l&ft$sville was here yesterday
i^pbute to Weldon for several
days.
We still have a large stock of
straw mattings and the prices j
are very cheap—Johnson-Avera
Hardware Co. 03dtf.
„ White River declined one half
foot during the 24 hours ending
Tuesday morning and register
ed 24.8 feet on the local gauge.
Mrs. H. G. Drummond and
Miss Edyth Drummond will
leave Thursday for a several
days’ stay at Hot Springs.
Gum boots, all lengths, rub
bers and raincoats at Bowen’s
Cash Store. 04b7t
Go to Price’s Bookstores for
all kinds of base ball supplies.
n 94btf.
; wl/x&y Harrison, aj mark"(
1847 Rogers
>attern^, _ at m**
Jardwafe Co. > d.hTtf. «
I). W. Hickey was here from
Aurora, Missouri this rr.oi|
ng, locking a p er (business.
0—Cedar Mops,and Polish a' t
Tohnson-Avera- Hardware < '<». i
03dt f. \ \
Col. Ransom Gulley of Hebei’ f
Springs was here ij'st night oi ]
route home from aUuHness trip ;
to jVWlbourne. ^ V <
For Sale—Extra 1 fine white ,
seed corn and soy r ■ m . Me- j
Lain & Holden. \ donTt. t
Mrs. Belle Grant Vnd niece. ,
little Jessie Smart. I’d Grant j
and little son, left lasl night for •
San Francisco, Califoii in, where
they expect to spen® several
months. I
For Rent—Two VurnLhed
rooms with board, 222 Aaurel ■ h
74dtf. 1
Mrs. Frank Vaughn,! Mrs. C.
Harris and Mrs. J. Bell of
Weldon were sohpping 1 in <H,r
city Monday. 1
Mrs. E. L. Givens of Bal«‘sville
was here last night en 1 route ,
home from a visit to her f ust erv
Mrs. Bocage at Pine Blu(™f
Agricultural Demonstrate a L.
C. Davidson of Little Rclik is
here on a visit to Jackson cclunty
looking after his work. ■
Bishop Lambuth of 1 'he
Southern Methodist church twill
pass through Newport tonight
en route to Batesville, where! he
will preach at special services
tomorrow. 1
Miss Bertha Hirsch return led
11 vjterday from a visit to Mi»u
!S !ani r"'1°n ot Memphis aDd w»s
nied hoi, _ I
ComCTb«fa see 1W
and Saturday are |a'lea!"re in 5
oidery days. See sho
—Bowen’s Cash Stor1 ~~
\
Laundry m
a» *
,nT0\
Of 1
er Fli Nl M15K11 2
rip' o/' ^mmim
•■■}
^oni /,,
r PJ> 20
ie\" T;)i !' yd
,o p>
en
inlev />«■■ • a calam‘
4it i4i_cyclone or Hood in
iHe will advise the
it is up to them to
; as required by law.
vee Held Firmly.
■ of new levee above
ifederate park, has
against the present
ite River and haul a
it margin. This le
t been complete-! and
lilt by Levee Did net
nd 1 he gap let 1 in t lie j
when the Rock Is
was washed out last
later abandoned bv J
which constructed its :
i low(r grade further
the river and to the |
le public road.
ORAL—Trying to win a
ve by taking her aunt
iding is like an attempt
usiness without adver
The aunt enjoys the
•ide, but it doesn’t help
luse with the girl. The
int who wants to win
ne folks’ trade will win
tigs persistently through
tolumns.
1
i
criminal ion
kind. Safe
the first ai
management
service to
next.
$1.00
,< it h »
open a
account witfii
National Ha
oldest hank
county.
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J uowe&T yearvTuckerman
Dr. RaFday in the county
. ^ Dixon of Howell county,
Missouri, who is back on a visit
to his old hom,e at Tuckerman, j
was in our city this morning.
Charles Mosby, with gun and I
ral leve<
| Jacklvli
accompa
Knoop.
Friday
and emb
windows,
08h7
BI *’ "«re tnis morning en
Vj'oute to his farm at Swifton,
yvhere he will hunt a few days,
i Do Your Clothes Look Yellow ?
; If so, use Red Cross Ball Blue.
It will make them white as snow.
Laige 2 oz. package 5 cents.
Mrs. Zoa Conditt of Tucker- j
man is visiting Mrs. J. D. Neal j
this and will make dress ‘
forms while here for all who l
wish them. Q
3 mammoth rolls “sea shell” l
toilet paper 25 cents.-^Johnson- j[
Avera Hardware Co. 03dtf. c
Laces and embroideries worth =
40c yard, Friday and Saturday |
only 11c. See show window_iy
Bowen’s Cash Store. 08b7t nj
Dr. George K. Stephens was ^
able to be out again Monday
looking after his practice, after !£
a brief illness. [yj
All parties desiring sprink- p
ing, see W. G. Compton or ^
elephone the fire dep*r+ment ■=
96dtf. ' jg
1 l'vt T T71 fl
w^ 0 ... :? CLOTM/HG /
I rvirscnbc'^
IfD ie Road.
3^ ' .mt.
E l 2.—Acting
£ s $10,000 to
i To be Well -l"
ni The Acting
5 Dressed 00tifled fT
cj i-'ICooCU -kansas has
= urn as an in
L 1 work in the
U VlCdllS , necessary
5 5 people re
i Kirschbaum 't0^S
? ^ii /e purpose.
I clothes V road is up
i f nor, and he
I _ / ee which roa<
and de
Tittle ROCK, .jit womans nas . ' „„„ Hi—' x
u-ill be left behind in/he Depart# jn confined to his bed for sev- Tkpv a i v Acting * TU ^ ^ Indian ob>
t of Education/vhen the pil%l days, but his friends hope Y % VG j to see submissionfT «*s
^image to Richdbnd, Va. to atlthe may soon be out again exclusive™ ery bravery^. ~ ITT™*
Tud the annuf convention of of all kinds handled eXClUSlVene.S nze. ^iOVIflg
*£ Conference^ N°‘ a mode** ^ *-..edlW ftt
f the South begins . •ai.JS*> out °f thf I 18dtf> a v>0.1 All Auto Owners Iter which is ^a^-^OOOOOOOOO, •
5*\ --
ftas^ acquit- i
«ays:\*c,“i th^T
"Aim
IUe I Wfc
troubled with constipation. «
tried many remedies, all orSi/Jge
seemed to cause pain without t ®
much relief. I Anally tried Dr. \ W
Laxative Tablets and found thei,v ,
cellent. Their action la pleasant‘\JO
mild, and their chocolate taste ou |
& Improvement.
There was a marriage of .two
popular young peopled ^
^day evening, Mr. Ed Jm,
respected, young
Lucy Stoner, a charm
1 ter of Mrs. Mose S%rg
. Several went fro
■>
.
d! — K
ls Fannie crawls u# *—
, the little U\£'! r-lr
animalsu w 0iT# rK* _
tnem eur u> i ™ u \
glad to rocommoad thorn."
“Clean np the bowels and keei
them clean,” is the advice of al'
physicians, because they realize tho.
danger resulting from habitual con-^
stipation. Do not delay too long,, •
but begin proper curative measures.,y
Dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets are
new remedy for this old complain' .
and a great improvement over *1 IS
cathartics you have been usinyv
They taste like cana.,
like a charm. A trial A
you. -
Laxative Tablets_„ ..
cotifi ns-^t 25 >rarijv
W. F. Kirby h£nds
Tom ChurcJ^^.
in tls* C- « ^oung gray jack, 5 years
-wajjsifej^^jred for sale.
>\ie xt my stock before bu}^1
-aMPr* —