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VOLUME V. NEWPORT. ARKANSAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY t, 1906.
CIRCUIT COURT RECORD.
Number of Criminal Cases Set for Trial
Thursday—Mostly for Larceny and
Burglary.
The trial of Henry Cunning
ham, a negro for stealing a suit
case at the Iron Mountain depot,
• belonging to A. Barrow, a trav
eling salesman, occupied the
time and attention of court
Thursday. When the state had
rounded out its case, the wit
nesses for defendant were miss
ing and considerable delay re
sulted until the sheriff could
attach them.
The jury gave the defendant
two years in the penitentiary.
Two other criminal cases were
also set for Thursday. One
against Heisen Jones and Charles
Payton on three indictments for
having stolen goods about Dec.
10th. last from Charles Meyer,
W. W. Dutton and the John H.
Godwin Trading Company, all
Newport merchants. The court
appointed Judge E. L. Boye^ "to
defend the pftoilers, who were
Unable to employ counsel.
The case against Ike Harris,
Ollie Berry and Henry Green,
charged with burglarizing a
freight car on the Rock Island
tracks, December 8th, 1905 and
stealing goods to the value of
$29, was also set for Thursday
afternoon.
Jerome Runyan has been ex
cused from the grand jury and
R. Topp sworn in.
TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Program of Next Teachers’ and Direct
ors’ Association to Be Held
h.
^ In Newport
The next meeting of the Jack
son County Teachers’ and Di
rectors Association will be held
at the Walnut street school build
February 24 at 10 a.m.
PROGRAM.
Teaching Numbers—Mrs. Box.
Home Geography—Prof. Jarvis.
School Government—W. L. Wal
lace.
History of Arkansas to June 16,'
1836—W. J. Caldwell.
^aiuie °f Association, General
Disc’^ci°n> Exercise in spell
ing A, |
The / oeahers will meet;
at the street school build
ing at tBfc same time
PROGRAM.
Teaching imbers-Hal Taylor.!
Interest ar Discount—B. L. j
Nabors.
Home Geogra r-E.J. Wheeler. ]
Letter LList.
Following is a list of letters remaining uncalled ;
for in the postoffice at Newport, Arkansas, Feb- ’
ruary 1, 1906. \
Adams, OT Love\te. Henry
Allen, Sherman Lewis, Lila
Allard, James May, Nona
Bivens, Sam Malory L
j^^B Bindwell, Jim Martin, V S
HB Baker, Chas Martin, B F
■V Haulier. Mooney, H
2fe^*lt.-!l, Allred Moiitgoi^^HgHHS
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Both for Price of One
i
Our daily subscribers are pay
i ing $4.80 per year for the Daily
Independent at 40 cents per
month, and to relieve us of the
j monthly collections and book*
i keeping, and at the same time
| give our patrons more matter for
! their money, we are putting on
i the following clubbing proposi
tion:
, Daily Independent, one year.$4 80
! Cosmopolitan Magazine? one year. 1 00
1 Both one year... .$4 80
The price of one
; Daily Independent, one year. .-$4 80
Woman’s Home Companion, one year. •. 1 00
Both one year. ..$4 80
The price of one
The Cosmopolitan is now owned
by W. R. Hearst, and prom
I ises to be THE MAGAZINE of
; 1906, just as Lawson made
i “Everybody’s” pre-eminent in
j1905.
The Woman’s Home Companion
is too well known to need men
tion, being regarded by many'
i good as the equal of the
Ladies' noble JyUrft&l.
I Call at office Or make known
to carrier your desire in the
matter. Respectfully,
Daily Independent.
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Tfie Truth.
Our progressive druggist, W.
W. Dutton in speaking of the
' so-called cures for the many dis
! eases of humanity, has occasion
; to speak of “Zemo” a positive
cure for Eczema and all skin dis
eases. The manufacturer of
“Zem ,” Mr. E. vV. Rose, of
Harrisburg, 111., gave six hard
year.-’ study toward the perfect
ing of “Zemo.” Ms’ty persons
in Saline County, of which Har
risburg is the con..ty scat, were '
invited to use Mr. Rose’s reme
dy and in a number of cases of
from 12 to 15 years standing, a
complete cure was the result.
Mr. Dutton says that after being
shown positive proof that “Zemo’
will and does cure the most j
severe and long standing cases j
mat lie was giau 10 ouer 10 ms
patrons the only remedy that he |
believes will absolutely give a i
permanent cure. In a few days j
!‘Zemo” will be received and we
will display in our windows some
photographs of some of the cures
made. Mr. Rose has written a
strong booklet on the treatment
of Eczema and skin diseases and
we will take pleasure in giving a
copy to those who call. It is our
desire to have every sufferer
from chronic, long standing cases;
of Eczema and skin diseases call
and see us, when on the author- i
ity of Mr. Rose, we will give
them a legal guarantee that
“Zemo” will cure any case of
skin or scalp disease no matter
from what cause or for how ^
standing. “Zemo” ;
clean liquid for <
during treftfc
cause fro
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RILES EOR PRIMARY.
Regulations Regarding Party Primary
Adopted By County Committee
At a Recent Meeting.
At the recent meeting of the
Democratic county committee
held in this city Friday, January
2G, a resolution was unanimously
i adopted declaring that “none
: but known democrats, who will
' pledge themselves to support the
democratic nomines throughout,
, shall be entitled to vote at said
iprimary election, March 28,
j 190G.” The committee by unan
imous vote also authorized the
chairman to appoint judges of
election, put their names in a
j sealed envelope and deliver same
i to the secretary, who shall not
| open same until within 20 days
of the said election but shall then
I open and publish same. The
'judges so named shall canvass the
[votes in their respective prO"
i cincts, seal same and deliver to
the secretary, who shall care for
; same until canvassed by this com
mittee the following Tuesday
land m feturfig shall b§
1 certified as required by law.
The basis of representation in
the county convention to be held
in Newport, April 4, is one dele
gate for every 25 votes cr frac
tion thereof cast for Governor
T In iri in f a 1 n nk C! Knit
J, / LV T I 11 lli V V
election.
The committee on credentials
at the meeting of the committee,
consisted of B. F. Simmons and
J. R. Loftin, who declared the
office of committeeman from
Cache township vacant by reason
of the removal of J. R. Holliday
from Jackson county and 7. P.
W. Stacy was chosen to fill the
vacancy.
The fees required of the can
didates has been previously
given, out these amounts must
be paid to the secretary 15 days
before the election March 28th, j
in order that their names may
be printed upon the ticket.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3
Headquarters of Tom Hindman i
Camp, Number 318, United
Confederate Veterans, New- j
port, Ark., Jan. 30, 1906.
1. The ink was scarcely dry
on the order announcing the
death of Adjutant Dillard when
three more members, gallant
comrades who served the cause j
faithfully and well, passed in
rapid succession
“To where beyond this presence j
there is peace.”
Drew D. Smart, Co,
Arkansas Cavalry. •>&
Henry Bo
Arkansas
rpj.
g react tne new
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ELMO RIDDELL,
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JACKSONPORT, ARK.
Trustee’s Sale.
Notice is hereby {riven that, by virtue of a cer
tain deed of trust executed and delivered to me
by L. C. Gammil on the 18th of October, 1904, and
now on fde in the office of the Clerk of the Cir^
cuit Court of Jackson County, Arkansas^
on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH
1906, between the hours
noon and 3 o’clock i
the sawmill 1
ated on J'
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