ij^grEfDsnEJ^ “—
Tupelo played
^^ternoon. The game
jay nt- Weldon.
itmg *
sfsg
J.“ on so®* rallrMd i
da> 011
-tisasstsifi:
TtSr big sbS*. mi|i
kP which means quite a
to this town.
h Lumber Company
fiftram road completed
uhich will afford employ
tidlTmenofourcoun
n Stave Company is now
2n average of two cars
day- They are certainly
iusiness in this commer
,ugh and Jones Saw Mill
putting quite a lot of
ber on the Rock Island
:nS Company are rush
stock out now, as then
er has been surrounded
his dry season has been
, Gin Company has had a|
in overhauling their gin,
for the big cotton crop
ed this fall. ... •
iarber resigned his po.u
jral manager for the
fBallew? L. Sweatt, B.
ffi C,w. Muir
>r ar.d S. Williams ma Je
> to Newport Tuesday.
Girls,” under the man
,5fiS«STas« stunt" until I
*fi!fBl“lLTfllled his «g-1
appointments here last Sunday
| Sunday night. Subject of his: re
i’s Sunday morning wa= _lne
of the Word;” Sunday night
We Ready for the Meat of the
in Mr. Blevins is doing the oest
ral work we have ever had here. ;
st all farmers in this section of :
ountry have laid their crops by, ,
rops are fine and dandy, making j
ink that we have already gotten
ear’s provision "laid up. ^ ^ I
iridge school house.
ther Gowers of Poplar Bluff de
d two interesting sermons at the
[ house, one Saturday night and
;her Sunday at 11 o’clock. A
ierowd was present to hear botn
ps.
:rowd of our young people met
> school house Sunday evening
rganized a Young People’s Club,
lg the following officers: Wal
cDaniel, president; Bessie Dun
vice president and Max Massie,
ary treasurer.
doI began at this place Monday
ng with a good enrollment.
1 also began at the Arnold
house.
farmers are having some very
ains of late. We were very
in need of them, as most of our
corn was being damaged to a
extent.
1 Driver and Miss Ray Harris of
were in our vicinity yesterday
ay) evening.
Leonard Dunham and Misses
is and May Anderson of this
ivent to Alicia Sunday night to
sent at the meeting,
t Mary Campbell was reported
m the sick list last week, but we
ad to learn that she is able to
again.
T n nr • 1 <1 nr* 1_
Iini. o. vj. iucuamci vvexiL tu iucivci
an Saturday night to attend the
asonic Lodge at that place.
It is reported that Henry Coe is go
lf to take a trip to the hills of Ark
sas sometime this week.
It is thought by many that there
II be a couple of weddings in this
unity in the near future.
Taylor Keaton and Pearl Hawley
ire out at the school house Sunday
ening. Come again children, we
s always glad to have you with us.
Mrs. Sallie Rorex leaves with her
others Charles and William Ballen
r next Sunday for a visit to her
rents, who live at Cerro Gordo, Ar
nsas, We wish her a pleasant visit.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
id Sundav school next Sunday ev
ing at 3 o’clock.
Brown Eyes.
SNEED SCHOOL HOUSE.
Whit Self made a business trip to
wport last week.
Cal Monroe and Wife attended the
ildren's 'day at the Bridge School
use Sunday. ,
_ Fribnri? and relatives yisited .Mrs.
D. D. Webb the Fourth hfid“served
ke cream and soda pop. All report a
fee time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cleveland are
proud parents of a fine baby boy.
the baby weighed about ten pounds,
rad says it sounds funny to call'him
selfjiapa.
Walter Ward a Valleyite visited
Miss Ida Coley Supday.
Robert Harris fponji balow Newport
last 'n V;111" C0Un^rP visijtin^ relatives
- J°bn Long passed through here last
Saturday, going to see his intended
wife.
Milliam Webb has a fine piece oi
±,n.on the r°nd but that behind
me thickets doesn’t look so well.
Leona Allen is a Valleyite in the
late days.
John Sneed was here Sunday visit
ing his sister, Mrs. May
Those interested ir. the Hay
graveyard will meet there next Satur
day to clean off the grave, and see.
about buying more land f>. jurying
purposes.
Our school has starteu and Miss
Rhea Harris and Delia M Daniel be
ing the teacher, the children ma;. look
out for paddles.
We had a fine rain in these parts
and our crops are looking fine
Two Sports.
BIN'GVILLE
Society news is very scar e . our
midst this week, and as a result we
have nothing special to mention ir.
that line. We are now between hay
and grass—the gaities of th - winter’s
social whirl is over and summer pic
nics have not yet begun m e.t >-t.
but indications are they will
Miss Amelia Tucker, our s> .ety
queen, has been laid up nr the
toothache.
Cv Hoskins is painting hm uzy
Well, the buggy needs it, as it has
not been painted since Cy bought it.
14 years ago.
It is reported that Mm - i abatha
Jones will be married - .. . ut we
haven’t learned to whom
Lem Brown, our carper, t-m. m mak
ing plans for a hen house tu Deacon
Andrews. Lem makes all urn own ar
chitectural plans. .• .. . . .
Jasper Hawkins brought L dozen
eggs to Hen Weatherby’s store last
Mondav. How’s that for eggs?
Doc Hepburn, our stalwart-*ar.d ar
tistic blacksmith, was incapacitated,
for work on Monday and Tuesday of
last week. Doc • went to the county :
seat Saturday and it usually takes
him two or three days to get over it.
Harvey Hines, our tonsorial artist,
says that work in his line has begun
to slack up. Harvey says in order to
introduce shaving and hair cutting to
those who are no*, used to it, he wm
cut hair for 11c and shave a fallow tor
8c until further notice. Here is a
chance to get your hair cut or your
face scraped at a bargain
Lafe Packard's bunion is troubling
him so of late that he can't get his
boot on his right foot so he wears
one boot and an old carpet slipper.
Lafe can always tell by his bunion
when it is going to rain.
Dad Huskey, our enterprising un
dertaker says business is very dull
and unless he can get something to do
in his line he is going to move to some
other town. Fellow citizens, what are
w“ going fo do about this : We ougnt
to be willing to make some sacrifices
rather then to lose Dad.
Oops are looking fine at this writ
ing and the farmers have put old Den.
Green on the run. Needing ram
Lillie Hoskins took supper witr.
Will Dolittle’s folks last Monday ev
ening. A pleasant time was had bj
all.
Jud Peters made a contract to enop
cotton for Herb Sipes. He worked
one dav and violated the contract.
Vamoosed as it were
A play party was given at ohe home
of the Misses Graham last Monda>
night. Quite a crowd of young folk
was present and all enjoyed the eat
ing very much.
Mr. Editor, what has become of
Slim Jim, Bluebird, Trotsy Betwood
and all the other old time correspond
ents, who used to write for the Inde
pendent? Come on boys with your
items and lets make this the be.-t
paper in the United States.
^ y Jack Rabbit.
BRIDGE SCHOOL HOUSE.
w-w r /» _— - 1 VI —
TV G idlUiCiia *** v**— ---
cinity are still plowing m the dust,
while some of our neighbors have had
a good rain lately.
Will McNeill and family spent the
fourth at the home of relatives near
Tuckerman. ,, ilT, .
We learn -with pleasure that iaylo.
Keton has received his appointment
as rural mail carrier for this place.
The children’s day at this place
last Sunday was a decided success.
A large crowd was present and all
seemed to enjoy the day very much.
Brother Rowlett gave us one of his
lengthy sermons in the forenoon, tak
, ing as his text, the little word “Sin.
The sermon was very interesting to
: all present. In the afternoon he gave
us a lecture on the importance and
! need of Sunday schools. Much praise
' is due the children who took part in
the exercises, for it was they who
helped to make the day a success. We
must also thank our Sunday school of
ficers for their faithful and earnest
i work, and especially give Mrs. Mary
Hurley much praise for her ever
fhithful and untiring efforts in train
ing the children. Everyone come
back to Sunday school next Sunday
and help us to make this one of the
best schools in the rural districts.
Mr. Gowers of Poplar Bluff is to be
at this place Saturday night and Sun
day. Everybody come out. Maybe
he will come this time and if he does
not we can have singing.
Della McDaniel went to the Sneed
| Schpol House Sunday everting, where
she b'egan teaching Monday.
Chas. and Will Ballinger of Cerro
Gordo have • -been visiting relatives
here for several days.
Uncle Lorena Conditt of near
Tuckermagt was-, in our vicinity last
week i-visiting his many friends, who
' are always glad to see him corr-®
* Several came down . from Ahda
' Sunday* eyeping to the phi.drer. s ;ex
1 erTheS’fish| fry oh the. Haynes’ Lake
l last Friday iwas well attended and a*.
! report plenty of fish. ;
| J. T. Batten gave an interesting
talk Saturday night in behalf o. the
Farmer’s Union. t
j School will begin . here Monda>
I July 14. All parents are urged tc
I send their children on the first aa>.
1 Mr J. E. Havnes was reported to b*
• on the sick list last Sunday, but we
ar? glad to b ar that he is all right it
l thi> writing.
Success rr, Indenendent and its
readers. Browr. Eye
sau anything in your paper front
high Mile thought I would try to
wri* • a fev iteni' from this place.
M enjoyed the blessing of a good
rar. nt week, which wa- badiv need
ed h.-e.
Everybody here is busy sowing
Ctw a- for late hay and' crops i
gene a. are looking fine. AI our far
mer- now seem to be in good spirits,
but fro weeks ago they were almost
walking on their underlip.
The protracted meeting -started at
Beedevilie Friday night, conducted by
Rev. Z. D. Barber of Beedevilie.
There v.as preaching at Eight Mile
church -Saturday night and Sunday by
Rev. C. \. Nbrthcutt, who is a splen
did preacher
A. J. Mead, our worthy road ..-var
seer made a business trip to Newport
Saturday.
Mr. Hubly. representing Plunkett- ;
Jarrell Fro or Company of Newport
visited this place Saturday.
Bert Ciark gave a big ranee a'
his home or. Cow Fake Friday nigh/
and all who went claimed f have a
fine time.
The Eight Mi e baseball tea." ->m
pletelv took ab aspiration >ut if
their old time rr af. McCror r last
S it a : w ?ek aa . the - > • u
F to 4 in favor our home boy .
Harris, for McCrory pitched a smooth
game but it was easy for our .,>y- t •
hit him. Sharky for Eight Mil-?
pitched a wonderful game, striking
out 13 men at the oat and only allow- :
ing a few hits. We hope to match a !
game with Swiftor. cne 15, IF an i 17
of August. We have only lost >ne !
through a bad umpire for the >f.ker !
side. I
Mrs. J. N. Beede and daughter. Ad- j
die of Celeste. Texa> are here at this !
place visiting relatives and friends j
G, C. Nance is making regular trips j
to Hutch ins' blacksmith shop at Bee-:
deville. As our blackhmith is gore
Grover is trying to learn the trade
j- Y. Frazier of Trumann is in our
midst working in behalf of the Frisco
railroad company. Mr. Frazier is a i
fine young man and a regular orator
D. T. Nance has the largest melon
patch in the country, but his *
Uncle Jasper Nance, can beat him on
the melons. Uncle has ripe melons
now in his patch.
Mrs. Holt of Ash Flat. Ark... is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. E.
McFadden of this place.
Several people of this p!a:e went
to Baleh last Fridav to the Odi Fel
Iows dinner and a! reported a goo i
dinner and a fine time.
Well, as f am afraid this letter will
find the waste basket I will ring off
I am every your truly,
A Correspondent
DENTON ISLAND.
We had a nice rain Friday ar.d the
crops are looking fine.
Our school started Monday, July
14th. Our teacher’s name is Miss
Bertia Padgett. She came from Pros
pect and our school is progressing
nicely. We have two pupils from
Ballew’s Chapel.
Misses Rebecca and Annie Holland
are attending our school.
We are planning a box supper for
i the purpose of buying a new bell
I Mr. and Mrs. Williams are the
I proud parents of a baby girl.
, There was quite a large crowd
from here visited the Ballew Chapel
Sunday night. We are hoping they
will have a successful meeting
Quite a large crowd of people are
thinking of going to the picnic at
Swifton.
Misses Ara, Ella and Pearl Wil
liams and Louella Stout went to the
colored church Sunday but were dis
appointed.
1 Miss Beulah Tinsley received a
letter from her sister a few days ago,
stating that she would pay her a visit
in August.
Mr. Elza Crane has been pearling
for some time, but hasn’t met with,
any success.
ttt- i _ r>„Ti_ i__f .
T T ar\v_ M ■’ *- ■
us a letter.
The School Girls
THE ISLAND
j Well, the farmers are rejoicing
over the good rain which recently fell.
Miss Martha Hester has been on the
j sick list this week.
Della Butler visited at Mrs. Cole
i man’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gadberry and
family spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Phillips’.
Mrs. Mattie Phillips went to Jake
Phillips’ last Thursday to get new
peaches to can.
Mrs. Hattie Coleman went with Mr.
and Mrs.Wiley Herring and family to
the singing at the Island school house
Sunday evening. A good crowd was
present and all reported the meeting a
pleasant one.
Mrs. Eva Poole spent Sunday even
ing at Mrs. Mattie Phillips’.
Mrs. Leroy Pyles and baby Dixon
arrived Saturday from Argenta to
spend a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Mattie Phillips.
Mrs. McFarland spent Saturday af
ternoon at Mrs. George Coleman’s.
Mrs. Lou Washam has arrived from
Searcy, having been there on busi
ness for a few days.
Babe Washam and wife are spend
1 ing a few days at his mothers.
Mr. Cecil Hester made his regular
i call at Ingleside Sunday afternoon.
Mr. J.’ B. Hester was in town Mon
: dav transacting business. ,
Well, the singing school began last
I Mondav night wit’J 15 flew scholars.
The school is being conducted by Mr.
I Dolt.
Perry Ruby W'as down on this part
of the Island Tuesday morning.
George Coleman is on the sick list.
Mr« Mattie Phillips has been on the
sick list, but is better at this writeup
Mrs. Eva B. Poole has been sick
for several days.
Success to the Ir.deper.aer.:.
AUVERGNE.
We had a nice ruin Frida. a.id a; •
‘ther Saturday, s • rr pro-..-- - a.
good again
Bob Johnston r*»t. rr.ed M* nda;
from Fort Worth., . v-r.er*: o
has been at school
Lawmen j Beard *t :r: • i .- -i.t
from Memphis, is he *’-A
days with friei d
Monroe Lewis- ami ML— Mabel L •
sor and Johnn: ? Dawsor. >f th>* :»>•
roms attended i ”-*y emmet,sag he- ►
Sunday night
The Sunday seh.. • at Siuuf Dili
progressing nicely
Mr- Ada Penning •• aid Mi- - F.tta
Johnston arid her sister Florence and
brother Jv*. spent th. * latter part of
iast week with their or de at Mit'r-i
ry
Mr.-. < B Foushee spent the fa;
with her sister. Mrs Neal, Tuesday
Mr Oscar Webb if Remme! i
teaching s sieging <cnoo at t‘v
place
A crowd of young people fro.r
ftemmel ree .if singing Tues-eiL*
,ri get
V Bur’ of vsoief
J \\ <•>:)'. )R 1
The niarriag - of Mr. Dix • M — e
- -d Miss Delia Sawyer h Frtriaj
nigh:’ was on > n" th • • .gg>*• • Auror.- •
over p-iliod -iff at c m - piae. Tit-'
groom I - a p ipular yo mg n am being
as • s’ -f th- f - ’ >r ‘rag-* ■ ’
and toe y longest so: if Mr. ar.-i Mr
•Seeb Ma-’soy, while til =■ bride . • me
.f the prettiest girl • ;c. th- >-• :•»:
-,1*‘ h‘ ?;*:* rhey vV lit V ) i.’’. :)\i ..
.'-m ic .r the horn - of mm .rid - s
t.i • ”. -re every. .r -•a .■■ r- »i.
!,-s> for them
Mi-s Alpha Fry eat *rtair. V-.:m '
rrw-d -if y n;tig peopl • Mv in., igi.
otr.plirnentary to the nev.iyv.-i--. Mr.
a”, i Mrs Dixon Mar «ey.
Dv: Ft'andford ot But-! ■ . a .
our city asfc week
c- Arrierw b' attend f• ’ A.
' •. »i. .Ians- n i.i" • Ber. Dnr : a’..
T ’ . is'. . A • a ;
da ».
it: Newport Tuesday
Miss feta Wickhanr is visiting her
sister Mrs. Bern Davis at Des Arc.
Mr. arid Mrs. Dauby and family
wilt leave soon for Proctor, where he
has a position. We- regret very
much to lose this excellent family
from our city.
We are counting on having one of
the biggest dances of the season here
Friday night, July 18. A good negro
orchestra will furnish the music and
both round and square dancing will be
indulged in. Fine hall, good floor and
music.. The last dartce we had., here
it was estimated that there were two
hundred people on the floor.
Miss Jennie Seonyers left for her
h >me it; Memphis Saturday.
Pobt Anderson has accepted a po
sition a; pianist at the new picture
show at Newport.
Joe Bridges had business at the
county seat Saturday
Prof Clements of Judsonia was
elected our next teacher here to be
gin-school the 1st of September. He
held this same position last year and
■iici excellent work.
■ Watch for big ad announcing the
biggest dance ever held in Jackson
county at" Anderson's hail Friday
night, July 18 Both round and
square dancing.
Lots of people here now and not a
vacant house in town. Why don’t
someone build some small cottages
here as every one could be rented out
in two weeks after completed.
SWIFTQN.
• •
Mrs. L. M. Bush Left for Piedmont.
| Missouri Tuesday morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Waterman.
Miss Nora felverton was visiting ft
our town Tuesday.
Taylor Keaton received the ap
pointment as rural carrier and assign
ed the duties the 16th.
The seats for the new Methodist
church arrived this week and. the
church is now complete.
Mrs. Archinard of Dallas, Texas, is
spending the week here. Mrs. Archi
nard is a daughter of Mr. Rufus Jones
and lived here for a number of years.
Rev. W. D. Ellis is spending a few
i n_ :... a.-.;a-.,
The summer schools around town
I opened up last Monday. Pro/. Lam
[ bert teaches at the Arnold school
hou«e and Walter McDaniel at the
Bridge.
1 Hor.. Job H. Pag-: 'eft for Little
Rock Friday evening after spending a
week on Cache with a party from
here. He said it was the best fishing
trip he ever had.
Mr. and Mrs. Drake left Wednes
i day for their hom<$ in Jonesboro, after
[ spendmg a wreek wijrh Mr. aad Mrs.
W. T. Altman.
Mrs. Lula Harvey and her sister,
Miss Beulah Shaver left Monday ev
ening for a month’s stay at Colorado
Springs, Colorado. They will visit
! Denver and other places while away.
Everything is in readiness for the
County Sunday School Convention,
which convenes at this place July 18.
A most helpful session is anticipated.
Everyone is most cordially invited to
attend and aid in anyway possible.
Too many big fish stories told on
1 our street lately. Someone broke into
: Mr. Sharp’s store Saturday night and
1 took about $5.00 worth of fishing
ftackle. Fish won’t bite for that fel
low.
i Miss Florence Howard, of St. Louis,
after spending about four weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. Ferdinand Tonney,
i returned home Thursday on No. 24.
The I. O. 0. F. of this place will
S give a picnic the 24th of. July. A
good time is anticipated,
i A young m&h by the name of
Bleakley, who .. was working in the
| timber just out of town, received a se
vere cut in the leg. In dislodging a
tree that had lodged against another
his axe in some way was throwr
against his lee. severing an artery
Dr. Caii^ey dressed' the wtfuryJ and the
patient syems to be . getting along
nicelv. ‘ '
J. Bv Coffin returned from Hebei
Springs Tuesday. ./ , .
Mr. Tohney’s new residence is rap
idly nearing completion. It will be i
beautiful addition to our town.
BA1Tf.il A X F
R ?. I'ixion. f ir-i- rl' >:,•» land
mark in this ' , hut now living
in Mis- ur.. ui*' or, a few weeks’
visit amomr fm- ,j. R/,b W.ks
"a- natural a> •• • I - i -hue.1
i; Hare i e, ., •, itji
;tU(> • spent - v.u-a' it.iy- )e,v |a.st
” :. J s .> X . f. •• John
Hi. sut -hi" >cii Thomason,
- i!d ui;t ami 'eft. wi'h him,
■ t'> ' >v their ioMi oarion.
■> AV. Lindlei nab t : ire mm: uti
the ratiL.it to so MBd After wander
II’'4 is'AI*.' » OV*'] t ii'.tf 'io;
day.-, he died.
| i atyiiur by crop- now r.*;,» question
I heforf th.- bias. -. n- are all look
j mjr w««.l' si -e«* ti.- it', e ,n«e. an t are
tteinu :im-neo' up m eoeHent ror.di
Aon !>hesev;* ordiit'o promises a
humpe • eott.vn c. ip, bn'Here'.- t ilrtV 1
i slip vi ." ip and ii .
| Schotts- ait tr wssior: and weh at :
j tended P.vxe. barbtiv-: who i
■ tearhuv at tie tv- .as - the dh
i triet eia tied *••• have bout twenty
tiv. . but tie - a - enrol A wer forty
I itve ..hit •;n-r> ar-'- more.
tiit.' t : line v.-ev iia til _riand mill
j macninery all in sfood .- • • • ready fot
wot 1- - a Rye .'.j'. us been -u•
I peril T'.uidi.tp tti- •'k. .r.1,-,2 t.u he
I trtr. . A on- e I-. . vA I.jr.d
j e\ - :r, e-t ttiery
Mr - Va.idivn a mi ■! , r.u. >
1 i-’indlt v vi V.- . Lit d " a- r. Mon
j u ».'■ .l ev • t“,A t-'riday
• »• t . it. '-ui • - .e 'in
i .Urn**'
•Air-. -J ■ A Mi:*. . - ,,.- the
•' >t ' ■' ' ’ ' ->• ■ a . - ...
! • ' tv. er bn ; rii, y .... a i tin - ,
'A 1 i.. * ' 1 k • .ft. SlMCti
I the a: ■' . - 1 ... -- - - 1
j ?LU*)f '•i.’l.a, * l,k ' " ' ' ‘ '^U.i
] [/<■::■ i"■} o^i'tktton> ti’. . _ >: ini_c.
Bi utk’.-irr; .uskvi, is lim-'-t as
nfich a v v a :
i mir wti: he it the ta
1 . . ... . . e . ,i:.v
ti> Iv'.jr l’.-.'-. ( hamp. •
Cnrrjtiaa bn um-a n*v»» [, ;»jr. an ar.
! i>or «ar OTbrcon'.-. .< iu intend
I* , beg;f. p,i)inattou '.tH'tniji ’Uur.silay
slight. Ft'paring t • have ' .inner all j
I day and preaching \ If*;- ground” I
next Sunday.
R. F T.ycr -pent ewo day - at New
ark last week on District * onference
occasion. Says t.a didn't : iarry the.
usual couple Sunday, but wants it un
derstuoo tha-r in> oe-irges regular fee
und do-.J no tiusmess.
Scr-hbiler.
(RMtE.0 TESTIMU N Y
The Kind Newport Render- Cun
nfflt Doubt.
Dotn's KMaey nils have
stood the ;est.
The tost* >.f time—-.tvs hardest,
teat of all
( Thousands gratefully testify
Tj quit*: relief—to ■ hc-ting re
sults.
■ iJewpuct readers jati ao long"
er doubt the evider. e.
ft's convincing Mr-fimon./ •—
twice-told and we:: confirmed.
Newport reader- sli uld profit
by these experiences
Mrs. E. M. Baker, Y-f. Pleasant
lit., Searcy, Ark., stays: 'Kid
ney trouble fastened itself upon
me in a mysterious- way and £
ran down so rapidly that I'was
in bad shape before I realized it.
I had backache and dizzy spells.
The kidney secretions were also
in bad -shape, and my joints
swaited. When F was fortunate
to learn of Doan's Kidney Pills,
I got a box and used them. They
soon gave pm relief. I willingly
confirm my former er dorse men t
of this remedy."
For sale by all dealers. Price
I TO cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
; Buffalo. New York, solo agents
i for the United States.
Remember the name*—Doan'*
—and take no other. (Adv.)
Assessment Notice.
.The assessment of local im
provement No. Ope—Bridge Ini
jrovement No. One of the City
of Newport, Arkansas— was
filed in my office on the 14th day
of July, 1913, and the same is
now subject to inspection.
B. J. GRAHAM,
Clerk of the City of Newport,
Arkansas. ..
ABSENCE OF BUGS
In neighborhoods where Rows’
I “Dead Quick” spray is used few
, er bugs are seen.
It fcills insects of all kinds,
, their eggs, and breaks up the
tribe. It kills germs; is a de
lightfully clean household disin
fectant, having no equal. Death
‘ to’ mosquitoes.. Sold in Newport
, }{v yqufy^j’Uggists. J (Adv.)
, , y. •¥ +
No. 666
This it a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
-Five or six doses will break any ease, and
. if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
10.1. Hubert]
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NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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is one which completely satisfies
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durability and beauty of design.
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This is a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break arty case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not flfijsicken. 25c
C. H. WALTON
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Washing called tor arui delivered
to all paifts ofi.the city.
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