E—WAINLY\
toy’s Cafe. 155d.
in’s Cash Store
tpes at Bowen’s
141-d-tf.
ken at Huffman’s
87dtf
fresh oysters at
99 dtf
nt never closes—
98dtf
, to Tuckerman
rls and slugs to
, Ark. 37 btf
of Tuckerman
londay.
jr came in from
i No. 8.
jrries and cher
Store. 47-dtf.
Saturday night
! an inch,
of Jacksonport
port Monday.
36 tried, always
in’s Cash Store,
urned home on
u iuuuunjr frOIll pollltS
/south.
^P Nothing but first-class materials
used at the “Little Bakery on the
k Corner.” 87dtf
Miss Nora Weaver spent Sunday
here, the gueBt of her sister, Miss
V Harry Weaver.
W Farley Price returned Monday from
a brief Sunday visit to his family in
•s filled with
le Bakery on
87dtf
e the ten cent
out 10.10 on
^gretti’s can
racy Con fee
117-tf
the Corner”
ween Texar
87dtf
Louis came
0 his uncle,
Society will
1 man tomor
k.
down from
aturned home
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day in Bates -
n on the 25th
e.
igg came in
a few days,
lory.
s Lula Empie
mrt visit to
imel in Little Rock.
. E. R. Beane came up
Monday morning on No.
.lies most all the stops,
y Joyce and Mrs. Charles
d of Louisville, have writ
mily that they will be home
Br Danaher and < 1 ray (Jarroll
ile Rock were here Saturday
freturning home from court at
Jsville.
lev. Frank Barrett has just return
Pfcrom Newport, where he has been
reaching twice a day in a meeting.—
learcy Citizen.
jjno. Ptwitt 5turned home to Lit
Monday noon, after a short visit
. and was accompanied by his
friend, S. P. Redman.
I N. M. Alexander after attending
Jflodge conventions at Jonesboro and
-Memphis, was here Sunday on his re
turn home to Batesville.
... JaihesKennard and Norman Lan
ders of Batesville accompanied Miss
! Merle McClure Sunday as far as here
f o i her way to Little Rock.
Joseph M. Stay ton returned Sunday
night from New Orleans, where he
went on business as well as a delegate
to the national levee convention.
LOST—Black bill book containing
laundry bills and receipts near the
residence ot Col. Minor. Reasonable
reward for return of same to \V. A.
Barker. 157-dtit
The case of the state against Elmer
Becker, formerly of Newport, charged
with obtaining money under false pre
*1 tenses, wr.s nolle prossed at Bates
‘ - vil}e last week.
For Rent—One large room nicely
furnished, for man ana wife or two oi
three gentlemen. Day hoarders alsc
wanted. Apply to Mrs. M. C. Lee
corner Third and Laurel. f>0dtf
The state supreme court on Satur
day denied a motion to advance anc
r affirm the cause of George \V. Deckel
et al versus F. P. Laws on appeal frou
the Jackson circuit court.
, j A coupon given away with every
cigar Bold by the Bracy Confectionery
Company which entitles the holder u
a chance at a box of cigars givei
away every Saturday night. 142dtf
| Charles Paragon was being trim
| Monday afternoon by Justice Guy
* - SmitO op the charge of trespassinj
| and abusing a woman. He was cap
I tured by Officer H. C. Huffman.
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Fresh fish at Huffman’s restaurant.
For fine horse shoeing and general
blacksmithing go to Felix Hender-i
son. 37blm /
Suit club drawing tonight. Brif|g
your dollar. Star Clothing House. /
Harry Maynard has resigned hi^4>o
sition with the Pacific Express Cfom
pany and has been succeeded by| Tom
McNeese. /
The Wells-Fargo Express Connpany
on Sunday began running in Were over
the Choctaw, W. R. Thompson being
local agent. /
Dr. Henry Owen is agaiin out and
looking after hiB practice./ The Doc
tor’s beard has been sMaven which
causes many of his friendfs not to rec
ognize him, but he is locking well and
regaining his strength /apidly.
Mesdames C. H. Wilmans, R. M.
Johnson, O. D. Wilson and P, V.
Ferguson, who attended the Hot
Springs convention, U. D. C., return
ed Saturday afternoon and report a
very delightful stay in the “Valley of
Vapors.”
Robt. Simmons has lost his white
and lemon spotted one-year-old
pointer pup presented him by Gov.
Davis. The owner thinks that some
Wood follower would most likely be ;
the man to have the pet in his pos
session.
If any one knows of a stray gate in
his neighborhood would be glad to
have information as to same, as I am
short a front gate, after taking an in
ventory since Hallowe’en. A reward
will be paid for its return and no
questions asked. 61d2t
Mrs. Walter Harris and children
left Saturday afternoon over the Choc
taw for a month’s visit to her hus
band’s relatives at Nashville and Col
umbia, Tenn. Mr. Harris accompa
nied his family as far as Memphis, re
turning home Sunday.
Justice Guy Smith has removed his
office from the Jones building to the
Chastain building at the corner ot
Second and Walnut streets. He now
has one of the finest offices in the city
and would be pleased to have his old.
friends to call and see him.
Capt. J. E. Wilmans has shown a
very commendable public spirit in cir
culating the subscription paper for the
town clock, which should be appreci
ated by the friends of that project.
One hundred and ninety dollars had
been subscribed by our citizens Mon
day morning.
When in Wynne recently the gov
ernor made a bet with the county
clerk that he would carry Cross coun
ty in the next election. Upon the
advice of friends, however, who ob
jected to the impropriety of officials
betting, the wager was later declared
off, though made in good faith.
GOING WEST?
California, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado.
Every day until November 30th there
will be exceptionally low rates to this
wonderful country. For full informa
tion write J. H. Lothrop, 903 Olive
street, St. Louis, Mo. t.Nov30
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TOKEN OF ESTEEM.
In the report made to outside papers
by the Hot Springs correspondents of
the U. D. C. convention, the names
of several of the officers elected were
omitted, Mrs. R. J. Polk of Little
Rock, having been chosen first vice
president and Mrs. C. H. WilmauB re
elected by acclamation to the respon
sible duties of recording secretary.
Mrs. C. II. Wflmans was also pre
sented with a very handsome vase as
a token of friendship and esteem
upon the part of many of the dele
gates. The retiring president was
also remembered with a huge bouquet
of roses.
BIG JUDGMENT SECURED.
The jury in the case of Tomlinson
versus the Iron Mountain, which oc
| copied four days in court last week at
; Batesville returned a verdict Satur
day, after being out three-quarters of
an hour, awarding the plaintiff $15,
000 damages. His case was managed
by S. D. Campbell and Oldfield &
Wright.
Tomlinson was crossing the Bates
ville branch track with his family
near Magness when run into by a
train and the damages awarded were
for injuries received.
RESIDENCE BURG LARIZED.
The home of Mrs. A. H. McDonald
on Laurel street was burglarized Sun
day night by unknown parties, who
! ransacked the entire lower floor. Eu
j trance is supposed to have been
| j gained through the front door.
The room occupied by Mr. Gregory
and Clarence Holmes was entered and
1 $10 taken from the latter’s pants,
i though their watches were untouched.
’ j Some jewelry, consisting of a ring,
' j stick pin and small articles, were
1 stolen from the sitting room, while
jjbutter, crackers and pie were missing
l/from the pantry.
'jj The burglars must have been ama
J, teurs or they would never have stolen
1 j eatables. No clues have been discov
I ered which would lead to their arrest
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NEWPORT, \RK.
Breeder o. yfrfa
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Dr. CHAS. E. CARROLL
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DENTIST
Successor to Black Bros.
; Office: Watson Building, Rooms 1, 2
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Telephone No. 61.
NEWPORT, - ARKANSAS.
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HAY FORSALE
JLet us have your orders
for Hay. Will deliver it at
any time to Newport, Ark.
Write for prices. We have
250 tons for sale. Growl
ers of alfalfa, clover and
timothy hay.
MACK BROS.,
Elmo, Ark.
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