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Friday, where Mr. McCuis-]
.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Regular services both morn
ing and evening tomorrow, con
ducted by the pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. You are
cordially invited to all these ser
vices.
The morning sermon will be
a special sermon for “Labor
Day” on “Every Man His Bro
ther’s Keeper.” The evening
subject will be “The Eternal
Miseries of Hell.” A special in
vitation is extended to every
one, but especially, to “Union
men.” Come and wp will do you
good.
J. F. McKenzie, Pastor.
New sauer kraut at Bowen’s
Cash Store. 26d6
R. T. Simmons-and Abe Bal
lew attended the big barbecue
at Grubbs today.
Have you seen the electric
kaleidoscope? Where? At Bow
en’s Cash Store. 25d6
Next Monday will mark the
opening of the Newport public
schools and Prof. McKenzie has
everything in readiness at the
school building for the opening
day. The school opens a little
earlier this year that the clos
ing in the spring might also be
earlier so work can be pushed
on the new school building, and
this time next fall our hand
some new $35,000 building will
be ready.
New fall dress ginghams are
on display at Bowen’s Cash
Store. 26b7
Little Miss Eleanor Griffith
was about the sweetest thing
ever seen on the local stage,
when she appeared in colonial
costume at the.picture show Fri
day evening and sang "Silver
Threads Among the Gold.” Her
sweet little voice brought down
the house in applause.
An exchange advertises a cow
for sale as follows: Full blooded
ed cow for sale, giving milk,
three tons of hay ,a lot of chick
ens and several stoves.” While
we have always had the greatest
respect and admiration for
meek-eyed “Bossie,” and knew
her possibilities to be almost un
limited, still we never suspected
for a moment that she would
branch out in the junk shop bus
iness. And she is a full-blood
too. No “yaller dog” is her
make-up.—Hartford Observer.
en Big 8hows
ractlons—
tertalners.
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pedal.)—Visit
t Hot Springs
ty of thrilling
tion to seeing
class exhibits,
not sparing ex
est to be had In
The celebrated
ted Shows, car
tions, have been
also three excit
s which will per
Grove. Following is
r of various attractions
Carnival aggregation:
Larose Electric Fountain—
of the most beautiful shows ever
produced. Real fire and water spec
tacle.
Wortham & Allen Animal Show—
Giving a real performance with wild
animals.
The Aviator Girl—One of the new
est attractions produced to the carni
val world, featuring the aviator girl,
who flies out over the audience in the
last part of the entertainment and
sing? while flying in her airship. The
other part of the show consists of
beautiful electrical effects, in all mak
ing a forty-minute show and one that
we expect to feature very highly dur
ing the coming season.
Suburby, the Show Beautiful—A
clean, moral and refined girl show.
The Original Georgia Minstrel—An
attraction with real colored perform
ers, giving an entertainment of high
class vaudeville acts.
Wallace’s Big Seven In One.—Con
gress of living wonders, one of the
best open front side shows carried by
any carnival cimpany.
The Electrical Girl—The girl who
tames electricity; an entirely new and
novel attraction.
Howard’s Big Vaudeville Stadium—
A company of fourteen high-class ar
tists.
Wallaces’ Glass Palace—Consisting
of glass blowing, weaving, etc.
Alice the Leopard Girl—This is a
little freak of a girl who is only three
yearB old, and is marked as a leopard,
and is a great curiosity. She will be
worked in a pit show with a very fine
outfit.
Carlo the Small Horse—An attrac
tion for the little ones, and positively
IUQ DUiaiicow uuioo au» .
Riding Devices—Jumping horse
merry-go-round, one of the finest on
the road. Ferris wheel, human rou
lette wheel, mammoth ocean wave.
Concert Band and Free Acts—Novel
ties, and the best that money can get
Prof. W. M. Ewing and his Zouave
Boy Band of 22 pieces, all beautifully
uniformed and is not^a regular car
nival band, but a high class concert
organization. Our Zouave military
drill, wall scaling, etc., In which six
teen of the above boys take part,
makes a novel free attraction.
Free Grand-Stand Attractions—In
addition to the above, the patrons of
the fair will be entertained daily and
of evenings with high class free at
tractions in front of the grand stand.
The Borcini Troupe of five performers
do the most wonderful and mystifying
things. Their acts are new in this
country and out of the ordinary, they
having but recently entered upon a
tour of the old world, where they per
formed before crowned heads.
Also the celebrated Marco Twins, in
a line of humorous acts and situations
which keep the crowd roaring with
laughter. They are good for dyspepsia
and a specific for the blues. In all re
spects the State Fair this year will
excel all former occasions. The. man
agement is going to give the public
"a run for Its money." uauuogs are
now being mailed out and can be had
on application to the secretary.
SHOULD RAISE ’EM AT HOME
Big Money In Breeding Draft and
Harness Horses.
Hot Springs, Ark.—(Special.)—“The
South pays (30,000,000 a year to the
North and East for draft horses,''
said Secretary Wadley of the State
Fair. “Why don’t our people raise
these horses at home? Why don’t
Arkansas farmers get wise at this
point? At the State Fair in October,
they will have an object lesson. The
| show of fine draft horses will be
! great Walker Brothers, of Oklaho
I ma City will be shown with a stable
j of 16 of the most celebrated breeds,
! besides others." Write the secretary
! for fair catalog and premium list.
Wherever there is a county fair
| prior to the State Fair, the people of
that section should take their ex
hibits there, ancl then send the prlxs
wljjpers to the State Fair.
1 he flotsam and jetsam of life never were for
tunate enough to have the proper advice to start a bank
account. Nothing establishes permanency, and nothing
means so much toward retaining it, as money in the
bank.
ARKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO.
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
Do not allow your kidney and j
backache, headache, nervous
! bladder trouble to develop be
yond the reach of medicine.
Take Foley Kidney Pills. They
give quick results. and stop ir
regularities with surprising
promptness.—W. E. BEVENS.
Good housekeepers use the
best. That’s why they use Red
Cross Ball Blue. At leading
grocers, 5 cents.
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I We are offering the following goods at cost while they last 0
Herrick Refrigerators Hammocks X
Quick Meal Gasoline Ranges Porch Furniture
I Ice Cream Freezers Screen Doors ^
✓ Water Coolers
’ ‘ We are making thi3 sacrifice in order to make space 12
for our large stock of Fall Goods which are arriving daily. !jj
Rogers Hardware Co. jjj
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SHOWED HIM THE TOWN.
When you want to show your
visiting friends the sights of the
town and the vicinage, be sure
you have a stylish and otherwise
satisfactory turnout—speedy,
well-groomed horses, up-to-date
and well kept buggy, carriage or
runabout. Your first call should
be at Lof tin's well equipped liv
ery stable. Prices moderate.
Horses boarded.
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