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WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Saturday general
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W. S. Morgan of Tupelo was
in our city today.
For Sale—well bred Setter
pups. First come, first served
—T. M. Rorex, Swifton, Ark
12btf.
Mrs. Lula Moon of Swifton is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs- Claude Bullard.
Fifty bundles kindling for
$2 -00. This month only. Dean
& Hocking. 31d01
Mrs. Robert Neill of Bates
ville was a guest at the Hazel
hotel last night.
Clee Robinson of Fordyce is
here on business for a day or
two.
' Misses Nobie and Cline Edgar
have returned from a visit to
their old home at Newark.
Misses Virl Pascoe and Beat
rice Ratton of Newark were here
Wednesday en route to enter
Central College at Conway.
Bowen’s new barber shop now .
ready for inspection. Your pa- -
tronage invited. 84btf.
Oscar T. Knight, who has been
looking after his trade in this (
territory for a few days, left i
this morning for Jonesboro.
Turf oats, seed rye, hay, bran,
chops, shorts, wheat chops, oats
and corn.—Bowmen's Cash Store.!
28blm.
W. A. Rutherford, H. L. Dar
by and Ed Parsons of Bates
ville were among those register
ed at the Hazel hotel last night.
| New Fall Skirts §
t ARE NOW HERE |
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ig; Our line is composed of models of re- J i
ig markable beauty and distinction that sur- ^ 1
ffi pass in style and price anything ever
|| shown. Nine out of every ten women S
^ will be glad to know that they are wider ^ \
•g around the foot, j®|i:
m |js
J Many are pleated, some
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SH styles are pertectly plain. g-|'j
® Skirts accordian pleated S a
all the way down. jj|
¥ There are skirts of ga- |! \
S bardine w i th roman S \
Ije r.e
ug stripes below their tunics. Sj*
g Skirts of serge with SRjJ
^ braid bound rounded H*
iR\i S;
S Skirts with box ®|»
H pleated and gather- ' t
W ed tunics set on ®
S i 1 Mi
yi deep yokes. M t
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k Prices ranging from Si ‘
I $3.50 to $15.00 |
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* New Waists j|
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’ A Magnificent assemblage of the most ^5
|| charming styles in blouses which include such fab- jjjjjjj..
y» rics as chiffon velvets combined with chriffon crepe ffl c
satins, crepe meteors, Persian chiffons, shadow 0
MB laces also Roman Stripes in silks, prices from we: ;
je $1.50 up to $10.00. J
We would like for you to see what words iani j1
* cannot tell. Therefore come and see our wen- ^ j
g derlul line of fall merchandise. ^
f Wolff-Goldman | i
m Mercantile Company | i
Illinois egg coal is the best
for all purposes. Your winters
supply at reduced prices. Dean
& Hocking. 31dOl
Mr. J. A. Love is in receipt of
a letter today from his daughter,
Miss Louise, dated Hotel McAl
pin, New York, September 15,
stating that she had just arriv
ed from Europe, where she spent
several months in musical study
in Germany. Miss Love reached
New York on the 15th instant,
after a seven days' voyage on
the steamer St. Louis.—Searcy
Citizen.
Mrs. Robert McDonald of Wel
don, was shopping in our city
today and the guest of Mrs. Geo.
L. Robinson.
Deputy Sheriff S- P. McCook
of Batesville, was here yester
day morning with Jesse Jones,
a young white man wanted for
aggravated assault and was be
ing taken home.
Phone 71 for Western Union
messenger to run your er
'ands to all parts of the city.
?ain. Prices reasonable. Phone
n 26dtf
The Sunday School class of Mrs.
L D. Carvel! will give a candy
lale at the Carvel store Satur
day morning, beginning at 9 o’-j
lock.
John Keel of Ingleside, Dean
loleman, of Batesville, and W.
Powell, of Little Rock, came
o Sunday and went out to J
Iountain Home in company with j
o. n,oop.—uotter courier.
Mrs. Sam Deener of Batesville
;as here this morning en route
ome from spending the summer
i Cincinnati.
Mr. J. B. Heard has a carload
f nice pears on the track oppo
ite Wolff-Goldman’s which he
dll sell for $1.00 bushel.
Setli Overstreet and Corbett
ohnston, two young men of
lalch, were here today going to
lalem, where they will attend
chool this winter.
Julge and Mrs. M. M. Stuckey
dll leave this evening for At
intic City where Judge Stuck
y will attend the Sovereign
Irand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
'hey will also visit New York
!ity while gone.
For sale—First-class restau
ant, good business, owner must
>ok after other interests. A
argain for cash. 604 1-2 Front
treet. 39b7.
R. C. Davidson, special state a
ent of agriculture, is in our
ity, and with County Demon
trator David Thiebault, are to
lake a canvass of our county in
he interest of farm exhibits for
he fair.
Women—Seli guaranteed hos
;ry to friends, neighbors and
eneral wearers; 70 per cent
rofit; make $10 daily ;experi
nce unnecessary. Internation-1
1 Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa. j
Iblm.
You are invited to hear Rev. j
. b. Rogers at the Baptist ,
hurch Sunday. ' 3t. j
Captain and Mrs. James T.
[enderson who accompanied
heir niece, Miss Rochelle to
alloway College and spent a day
r two there, have returned to
heir home here.
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash, !
►oors, Lumoer, Shingles, Brick I
nd Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
ard, lower end Front st. 33btf
Charles G. Prather, represent
lg the Wm, R. Moore Dry
loods Company of Memphis, and J
ne of the best liked traveling 1
len on the road, spent today in J,
ur city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDon- j
Id of Weldon are the guests of;
heir sister, Mrs- George L. Rob
ison.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured ,
f ioobl applications, as they cannot react the dte* r
sed portiou of the ear. There l? only oue way u |
ire tk^fneas, and that is by constitutional remedies [•
ftifuess is caused by an luiUined condition of the u
ucous lining o! th< Eustachian Tube. When this j
be ta inflamed you have a running sound or lr'n , i
rtect bearing, and when it is entirely duped. Dent- } 1
ss is the result, and unless the Inflammation can b ! <
ko* out and this tube restored to its normal conch jk
>u, hearing will b* destroyed forever: nine case <
a of ten art caused by Catarrh, which is Tiotlnm k
a an n flamed condition of the* mucous surfaces. '
We will give One Hundred JH>Uaiw for any case o 'J
satness (caused by euturrb) that cannot be enret: 1
Hall s Catarrh Cv t. ritmti lot circulars, tree. -f
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. <J j J
isold by OFURglsts. ?5v.
'ituM Uadi s Family l‘uu k»t tonal'watto*. ^ *
Why Buy Your
| Groceries ^
| Here |
{Mg Because we give you H?
up Bffi
anl most for your mone3%
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You’re interested in re- G|g
during the cost of living. Hi
2^ One way to do this is Hi
WjC
aro through buying here,
^ where you save the cor- jug
Hi ners, Phone 167. , ~
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iP. S. WHITE *
H? Beech and Third Streets ^
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fORD BROTHERS
TRIED FOR ASSAULT
Dicus Gets One Year In Peniten
tiary For Forgery And Ivy
Parker Is Fined $50 for
Wife Abandonment.
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The trial of William and John j
Ford of Grubbs township for as
sault with intent to kill Tom
Brannon last Christmas eve
was begun in circuit court Fri
day morning, Phillips, Hillhouse
& Boyce being counsel for de
fendant.
In the trial of Ivy Parker, a
Shoffner negro for wife aban
donment, the jury returned a
verdict of guilty fixing his fine
at $50. He was defended by
Jones & Campbell.
W. C. Ducus, who passed fraud
ulent checks upon Bryant Jones
and W. S. Morgan at Tupelo en
tered a plea of guilty in one case
and was given a year in the pen
itentiary to date from the time
he was put in jail.
DOCKET RECORD IN BRIEF.
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State versus Gus Smith, as
sault with intent to kill, defend
ant enters plea of guilty to ag
gravated assault and is fined
£50 and one day in jail.
John Stout, assault with in
tent to kill, plea of guilty to as
sault and battery, continued.
John Summers, assawlt and
battery, three indictments; con
tinued for term on account of
absence of state’s witness and
set for second Tuesday.
Former Senator John H. Keel
has been admitted to the prac
tice of law, having stood an ex
amination before Judge J. W.
Meeks, and his license has been j
entered of record in this county, j
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I
Notice.
Our store will be closed Mon- !
day, Sept. 21st on account Holi-1
day.—Berger’s- 41d3t. j
Craig Jeffery of Birmingham,
Ala., who spent two or three
lays with his brother, Judge R.
E. Jeffery, left last evening for j
tiis home.
Miss Mildred Johnson of Bates- j
»rille is spending the day in our |
hty with friends on her return |
iome from a visit to Mrs. H. j
3. Herring at Little Rock.
Last Sunday when Engineer :
3wen Kendrick and Fireman Ed j
stilling ran their engine into the i
unnel at Cricket they were ov-J
>rcome by gas in the tunnel- : j
rhey were forced to back out of j I
he tunnel and cut their train in j
wo, running through with one [
lection of the train at a time. [
stilling required medical atten- ‘
ion to revive him from the ef- I
ects of the gas.—Cotter Couri- !
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BUSINESS COUNSEL
When the question ol business expansion is considered, it
may be that you would like the advice of a disinterested party,
The officers of this bank hold themselves in readiness to advise Jr
customers, and all business is treated confidentially.
Their fitness as advisors is shown by the growth of this
institution—which is now the largest as well as the oldest in *
Jackson County.
‘^THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ,
| NEWPORT, ARKANSAS J
Don’t Spoil Your Clothes.
Use Red Cross Ball Blue and
keep them white as snow. All
grocers, 5 cents a package.
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Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly.
Keep them white with Red Cross )
Ball Blue. All grocers sell large
2 oz. package, 5 cents.
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| NEWPORT, ARKANSAS |
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5! Clean Warmth From Soft Coal. ^
The only way to prevent ^
dirt and coal gas soiling your
furniture, carpets and curtains SS Jf
is to use Ifi
Moore s Air TightHeaters BJj
£
that thoroughly consume it, ^
supplying both upstairs and
down with clean, even “j
warmth—keeping the air pure ~
and insuring a sanitary, well ^
ventilated home, and this jf
pleasant, economical heating Ip
ue Puts back in your purse, half
the money you used to spend ^
^ for fuel._ Why pay double for ^
a half warmed, cheerless ^
ani home, when MOORE’S jg
HHi Cleanliness, Sanitation and SI
aE Luxury cost so much less. Hf
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HARDWARE COMPANY a «
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| Come around to our place and |j t
| let’s get better acquainted. Let’s
i ■jl talk things over. You might j|
^ find something [that will interest f* *
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B you; it not, we would appreciate ^
^ having you come any way. S y
Make our place your headquarters ^
while up town. We have plenty of ice S
water and a fan to cool you. ffi j
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I Fife <& Moore 1 ,
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