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TO BUY
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Furniture,
Fanning Implements,
Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
You can’t help but be surprised at
the bargain prices at which these ;
offerings are fast g'oing.
The supply is limited, and you
should avail yourself at once, if not
already, of the chance to buy good
goods at very low prices.
Newport Builders’
Supply and HardwareCo.
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3 R£GiSTEREO PHARMACISTS.
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Too much care can not be exercised ir.
the Prescription Department of any drug i
store.. _
The fact that we have 3 Registered
, Pharmacists in our store insures you | i
nthat. your prescription when entrusted to
us will be in competent hands.
Our prescription business is large
enough to also insure you that onr« fresh
and pure drug- will lie used ir corr.peur.i.*
, mg it.
Bevens' Drug Store.
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STOP-OVER AT VICKSBURG
EN ROUTE TO THE
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New Orleans. La., April 25. 26, 27
VERY LOW RATES
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
WRITE FOR ITINER ARY
j GEO. H. LEE. JAS. li. HARRIS.
Cen. ?AiS. Agt. Disk Pass. V>L
Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock. Ark.
LOW RATES TO
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
account
MYSTIC SHRINE CONVENTION
MAY 7th-10th.
Write for full information.
W. L. IVANS, T. P. A. ' fl. CORNATZAO- 0. P.'A.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. '
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JAMES M. PORTER,
Teacher of Piano.
The Leschetizky Method will. be
| used as the basis of technical
work. Advanced pupils and be
| ginners solicited.
! STUDIO—Musical Coterie Club Rootis.
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HOURS.
I Tuesdays and Fridays, 1 to 5j
! d. m. Wednesday and Saturdays.;
! 8 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 5 p. m.
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Leave orders with
, T. P, Umsted & Co.
Local Agents.
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Ballew & Shuford
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Undertakers.
j Office, 211 Walnut Street,
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Opposite Cook's Hotel.
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I THE ORIGINAL, |g|
THE OLDEST_ £
THE BEST KNOWN jfll i
tb« most y ojrilar ot«t j I
ill* Soatb. lUoiaaiber tka I
xiam* f&isd Insist on . . • • |f
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i & Candies
•Always Pure
Dpi cippsjf Satisfactory
H JOHN T. JACOCKS' jf >
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I Entered at poatoffies >c . as
j aecond-ciasa mad matter.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The Auxiliary of the Chistian
Woman’s Board of Missions of
! the Christian church will meet
i Friday afternoon with Mrs. J.
! D. Carvel. We will be pleased
i to have anyone interested in this
1 work to come. Secretary.
Miss Rhena Mosher arrived in
the city Wednesday afternoon
and is the guest of Mrs. M. A.
Dorsey. Miss Mosher who is a
charming lecturer, will be at the
Methodist church tonight when
everybody is invited to attend.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will give their annual
Easter Rower bazaar at the Hazel
hotel Saturday beginning at ten
o’clock. Besides all kinds of
potted plants with various others
they will have cakes and candy.
Give them your patronage.
YEAGER DENIES REPORT.
Hildebrand Has Been Aimosf as Member
of His Family, and Wife is 1* Re
join Him at West Bader.
Hot Springs, April 10.—Joe
Yeager tonight had the follow
ing to say regarding the report
that Mrs. Yeager had eloped
with Jockey Hildebrand: 'There
is absolutely no truth for the re
port. At present Mrs. Yeager
is in Chicago visiting her sister
and will rejoin me next week at
West Baden.. The only trouble
Mrs. Yeager and I had here oc
curred in the early part of the
season and was of such a trivial
nature that we weie on good
terms again in a few days. Mrs.
Yeager left Hot Springs fully
five days before Hildebrand de
parted, she leaving on Monday
and he the following Saturday
for Washington, where he is at
present. Hildebrand and his
sisters were always considered
members of our family.”
letter list.
Following is i list ;-f letters remain., rig u a'.yd
for in tu»-ijostu-'ce at Newport. A .’kartA;
10. 1006.
Allen Sam Huixe; Rite
Birden R R Jones* J R Rev
Bird Tansi.? Jones Will
Barnes Syiveste: ; '■ Johnson J B?r>
Bo.vnes G W Markets Henry
Bremer Henry A Morrison C <
Carter Wm Naples M E
Chamberlain Ton: Milan Vi A
Dunlap Carl McGovern Mimie
Du pens Frar.eke M;.- - Nortnar. f 'em
Davis E D Norfleet D Rev
Denson Chester Orsed Thomas
Elliott Joe Porter Lutiu
Elliott Jo*' < ’ Bunn ion Su e
Fetters M G Reed Edna
Foster Kattie R binsor. Rea. y
Gilliam W I- Robson Moee
Greening W F Roberta «f H
Hammett Jessie Scott B<>(
Haie W F. Smith D B
Harden Harrison Smith Haa'.ir.?
Hard Ola J Sweat Grave
Harrison Clay Tayior YV A
Harris Floreae M. .-* Walker M.uy
Harris Mandy White Gary M. s
Henderson Edgar Widgoc B C
When calling fora/:.' of the above lette*. s please
.a ‘"udvertiaed.” -G YV GRUBBS. f\ M,
New Rock Island Train Between New
port. Brinkley and Little Rock.
On and after March 31, 1906,
the Rock Island will operate ad
dition *1 train service between
Newport and Brinklev to con
nect at that point with fast trains
on the main line between Mem
phis, Little Rock and Hot Springs.
South-bound train leaves New
port at 3:15 a.m.. reaching
Brinkley in time to connect]]with
train No. 5 which arrives in
Little Rock at 1:40 p.m.
North-bound t r a i n leaves
Brinkley at 6 p.m., affording di
rect connection for ] asser.gerson
train No. 6 leaving] Little Rock'
at 4 o’clock in the afternoon..
A most accommodatin' daily!
service is thus assured.
THE NEW SCHEDULE.
SOUTHBOUND.
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Leave Newport .£:l - u ' . L1' p. m. j
Cotton Plant • * • • • • • U* R.' » 00 i>. rr..
Ait: • B‘ nkU\*-.- ’ '0 p. n .
Little Rock. l .h • ra. : S p. ns.
K R Springs. IV . :t»
NORTHBOUND.
Hot fepiin js. 2.0J p. ni.
u.ttle R-r .. ; J. ... » W> p. ra. '
Lrave BHnk'ej-.11i. •«. t iOp.ni.
Atriw Cotto.’i P‘ac.IIS'”- a. ra. 17 p. ci.
N'tjwjcv . 1:15 p. ru tl’O p. m. I
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CORRESPONDENCE. }
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BATTLE AXE.
Some of our good people are
planting corn this week ,iust as!
fast as they can. ,
Charlie Wilson made a trip to
Tuckerman Friday.
J. A. Thompson is still im
proving.
J. W. Lindiey made a business
trip to Tuckerman last Friday.
Alex. Whaley, of Tuckerman,
attended church here Saturday
night.
Squire Tar attended court at
Tuckerman last Friday.
Herbert Bowen made a busi
ness trip somewhere last Sunday,
I know not where.
Leonard Murray looked very
pleasing last Sunday. Ah, Leon
ard.
Miss Pat Barnes was the guest
of Miss Minnie Hanley last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dowell at
tended church at this place Sun-:
day. 5
Blacksmith J. R„ Barnes is lip!
o ti o r yi iv H f* 1t-x ,
Rev. Mr. Taylor delivered a!
very able sermon to the people ]
of this place last Sunday. i
Well, £ will close. Good-by. .•
An ABKANSAWYEF.
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EGG MARKET LOOSEWftX ]
And file jrroceryman 'a Man Mnda
Fact a Protast fof- E.<»oaemng
Hie Tongue. . i
"Ain't you glad that egga i« dowm !
again, TSveiina’" ask ad i.be grocery- :
matt of the pretty cook, according uk
the Chicago Z>aily News.
“Why should 1 be g!adT‘ askad thn
cook.
“Well, that's so Vow. fon’t have »
pay for 'em, Jo you'”' .uid the groesry
Ci*a “It don't make no difference to
you, o' course, but it.’u been tough «Ki
the rest of ri» t'vo been sgg-hungry
alt winter, but Mae lady who keeps tha
house where ’ board didn't htt"S chick
ens. so C'va been sort, of up against ■
It. Ttvifi lust, week or two since the '
market Tjoaened she’s been a aiakin' up ■
l'or lost time £ feet is if f was sproutin' S
pin fea* hers. 1>« had hard-boiled »ge«.
poached “ggs, scrambled eggs, soiv
boiled -ggs. egg '.ustai'd, egg omelet*, j
friend eggs, egg salad. ham and eggs, !
egg a •rice, egg >a 'oasi egg lemouad*
and eggs ivory other old way The other
evenin' 1 burn' tuy ringers pullin' off *
but Ump ’ihitmiey in' they gave me
while >•' egg shampoo >n d past as ire*
j.s water 1 had a egg shampoo at ch* '
nirlj-H- shop an dun lay morning Hon
est, I'tu ishamid to look a l»n in lii* j
face.'
' sh i think. y in would be.' sa.d taa
pretty wjoU
£ that s straight t ve been raised
honest, in' the boss knows it He'll let .
am sell goods in f he store any time I ain't ■
deliverin' an' take the money for 'em. » ;
don't rare if he does have a cash regia- .
ter in' good eyesight—it's authm to j
have a man trust you All the same,
when I've beui openin' up a case of eggs
Lve been tempted many i time this win
ter to swipe one or 'wo an' trust to mat
in' my get-away afore they was misled.
■ if i'd 'a' known ’hat i d have given j
you a chance," said the pretty cook
"An' i wouldn't have applied for no e*. ■
trv edition naners i have you brought i
back, ’ she added. 'T’d a thought U
cheap at a egg or two."
"You re Joshiu’,’’ Haul the groeeryman.
“I£ 1 jumped this town you’d spend alii
your wages advertisin' for ine in the per
s'nal columns—‘Johnny. It was a hor
rible mistake. Comeback. Evelina.'”
"Don't you fool yourself,” said the
pretty cook. "Are these you’ve brought
me fresh?”
"Strickly fr*nh.‘' hut not 'guaranteed
itrickly fresh,* " replied t'vi grocery man.
"B..t what ate you chaagla" the conveo
satiou for? You can’t males me believ*
you wouldn't feel bad t\ you D4a’t
me any more " 1
“1 know l tatt V rot or EM the pretty !•
cook. “That’s the trouble "
"You want to tulo* warnin' by what
i’ve said about the jg2yt said th«
groceryman "1 knew a feller wunst
who had a gir! that put nachully !
thought the world of him; but she wus !
Jest nachully shy att’ shriekin', like you
are. Evelina, an" she didn't let on she j
•ared a dern whether, he Mine around
:ii,.r or jo ., j.t; . ■» ,-u a ..fotinxi
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Force of Habit.
According to the New York Sun. a
physician started a mod ”, insane aay-'l
turn with a special war: for cra.y
chauffeurs and motorists
"B it 1 don’t see any pa\<?nt«.” said • j
visitor to whom the automobile ward ;
was shown.
"Oh.” the physician replied "thsy’rs
all under toe cots tisiag Use slats.”
f.rtVt* II >1*1 A W«F.
.7 »J»*:T?rsoii tolls i s?orv of r :
frV>;.,1 of who was ploying', i’ioliard (
ill. .ni Texas rrot!tier. When it j
,.mimr of the I.ad.v Axuie i
lt;, •« • < nvbny lumped up and i
shouted: '"!> ux't you believe him,
warm. He*ve t wo Mexican wives down
ia San Antonio.*—V. V. ^fariti
: WAKES OLD THINGS NEW |
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!| ft'IBld ptitttT Instantly restores
i the brilliant newness and finish of
t Pianos, Furniture, Picture Frames
! Interior Woodwork, Hardwood
1 Floors, and all polished, varnished
or enameled surfaces.
It renews and redresses every
thing it touches. Re varnishing Is
unnecessary, becausea scratches.,
stains an! dirt instantly disap
pear, 1 :av:ng a smooth, briBiant
■ sarfsACc. -v
! liquid is not a varnish, but
; a surface food that is absorbed by
the old finish, instantly restoring
the latter to its original bright
ness, Easy to use —only a piece
of chess ? cloth is necessary. Dries
instantly.
-One delighted customer writes
that it 13 worth $100 per bottle.
IThe price is only 50 cents.
i _-A ifetur trial <9ottl«« il flO«. «««-h
Sold by
l R. H. A3KSW,
y The ®aint ’Vnler.
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Prevent
Headache
We want you to know that
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills pre
vent as well as relieve head
ache, and that they leave
had after-effects. We ass'
you that if taken when }
first discover indications of
attack, they will drive it aw
and thus not only save you
misery and distress, hut
weakening- influence of p
upon your system. ' Used
this way the attacks beco
less frequent, .and eventua
entirely disappear. ‘They
lievn pain by strengthening
nerve- and overcoming
turbulent, vxcited conditi
which is the cause of pain.
••W-» U4.il Dr. Mi!.',' Anti-Pun I
iti our family for live years, in
would n >t Uk-% t> do with..a- th..,..
Before l four,! thi- n-m< 3y l would
have npells ,,t* • k l.'udnche > severe
that [ would be proifr iv.s.d for as
man/ as> 4» Inur;; at .t time. Th«
Anti-Fi.i'i PilU stop th- pain in a
f >w minute.* l ho ve < great deal of
neuralgia around the h.'.arr.. and the
Pain Pills also relieve that, f now
i.k' tlr-'R- wlier. I think t wil! have
an attack, and tiv-v stop it right
then. E its.- notice tint l do not have*
t.I, vs* sp"!.is n ■ i.rly so frequently as
formerly."
MRS. ROSA A. OT.iRP.rRR.
K-il...niaioo, Mich.
Dr. Miles" A.at;-Pa-n P’Us are sold by
your d-uggist. -/ no ,viif guarantee that
ton first package wil! benefit. * If It
fails, be w.h re I - - - your m-ooey.
25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, I ml
The Food That Dyes Good
'o' '(■<• Liver Oil Emulsion “Par J"rcellenct" /or
Roughs, Colds, ln*<uenza, Bronchitis, La Grip,
wire Throat and Lungs, Catarrh. Pneumonia*
•one a •.notion and all Puimonarr Diseases. AU
v ;.gg.»U. two sizes, 50c. and $1.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL
to all sending name and address to
V' JM! ! SION CO.. 08 Pina Strut Saw Yw*
DR. CHAS. E. CARROLL
Dentist
Gives special attention to
Crown and Bridge Work, j
And correction of Irregularities ^
of the Teeth.
>s-ptcE Watson Bldq. Phone, G3.
Newport, - Arkansas• ‘
DR. HARRY E. DOWELL
DENTIST
Special attention giv
en to crown, bridge |
and inlay work. I
Office over Chas. Meyer and *
Joyce’s Drug Store.
Wanted —Men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and
leave samples of our goods.
Salary S75.00 per month. $3.(0
per day for expenses. Kuhlman
Co., Dept S. Atlas Block; Chicago
38w-t may 1
Ail up-to-date housekeepers
.:se Red v s Ball Blue. It
makes do1 s clean and sweet as
when new Ml grocers.
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