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having been bought before the heavy advances and 1
can still get most goods at the old prices.
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I Bleached Domestic from
5c up.
\Ve will have another lot
of quilt calico remnants
in next week, per yard
only--2'2C
Don’t wait they wont
last long.
Chambrettes, per yd--5c
m ladies, attention.
Be We have just received
1 another lot of ladies
Ei short and long coat suns
H silk and satin lined,
lj| worth up to $22.50, pric
H ed from $3.98 and up to
j| $8.98.
Shoes are sacrificed.
Clothing at one fourth
off.
Blankets and Comforts
at unheard of prices.
Everything in the dry
goods department sacri
ficed.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
For Tuesday, November
4tli only.
22 lbs Sugar_$1.00
7 pounds of roast cof.
fee_ $1.00
23 pounds rice-$1.00
Plug Tobacco, per
pound_ 25c
Bon Bon Baking Powder
per pound_do
I No Goods Charged.
No phone orders taken at sale
prices.
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ijiRock, Arkansas.
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bring Measure I’ublidud In
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At ilie request of rand- j
of the Independent, th<- * ir-';
anti-liquor hill is published
full below:
Act 59, to regulate the is-u-;;
since of liquor license in Arkan- 1
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Be it enacted by the (ieneral i
Assembly of the State of Ark
ansas.
Be it enacted bv the people of
the State of Arkansas:
Section 1. It shall be unlawful
for any court, town or city conn.;
cil or any officer thereof, to issue
license or permit, or any other
authority to any corporation,
person or persons, to sell* bar
ter. or give away, any alcoholi ■.
mall, vino - or spintous liquors,
or am compound: or preparation
thereol commonly called tonics,
bitter-, or medicated liquor ,
within the slate of Arkansas, ex
cept as provided in this act.
Sec. 2, When a majority <
the adult white- inhabitants liv
ing within the incorporated lim
lis or any iiium puiaieu iuvui vi
city in this state shall have sign
ed a petition to the county court
of the county in which said town
or city is situated, asking that
license for the sale of intoxicat- ;
ing liquors be issued for that
town or city, then the said coun
ty court may issue such license j
for a period already provided by
law.
Provided, that the majority of |
the votes cast at the last gen- j
eral election in that county on j
the question of “For License ,
and “Against License” was in j
favor of “For License.”
Provided further, that said
petition referred to in this act,
together with all names and ad
dresses signed thereto, shall
have first been published in at
least two issues of some news
paper published in the tow n* city
or county, in which said petition
was circulated, for at least ten
days before the said court acts
upon the petition; and,
Provided, further, that the
court shall only consider all
remonstrants to said petition,
competent evidence offered by
remonstrants to said petition,
for the purpose of showing that
the petition does not contain a
majority of the adult white in
habitants as set forth therein,
and all legal testimony that may
be offered by the petitioners or
any of them in support thereof.
And both petitioners and re
monstrants shall have the right
of appeal from all final orders
and judgments.
Sec. 3. Any officer of a court
and any officer of a town or city
council in this state, and an\
other persons violating this act,
or any of the provisions thereof,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and, upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined in any sum not Jess
than five hunrded dollars ($o00)
nor more than one thousand dol
lars ($1,000), and imprisoned in
the county jail not less than two
months nor more than twelve
months.
Sec. 4. This act shall not re
peal section 5234 of Kirky’s Di
gest of the. statutes of Arkansas
nor any local act or local option
law forbidding the sale of in
toxicating liquors. But this act
shall be cumulative to all laws
now in force.
Sec- 5. Each petitioner shall
sign his or her name thereto
and if any petitioner cannot
write, then his or her signatn e
shall be witnessed by two repu
able white persons who can write
and shall sign their names as
! witnesses. Each petitioner shall
! give his or her postoffice address.
Sec. 6. Before any such peti
| tion shall be filed in any court in
this state, the person cnrcdating
same shall attach an affidav it
thereto stating that the name of
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tim >r : 1 ” .:. hi.' ptv'enee, or by 1
; ■ • • •••>.- t ■: 100 o| t 'to ft" •
i' r. :r s' or her jv
Lut'i ; ! if -ts'u alfuln.v;! i
a!.-e in anv particular, the ant, .
hail be (loomed perjury and af- ■
iant .'Itall oe punished accord
ingly .
See. 7. This act, being noce -
;an. for the public p<•ace, health
md safety, shall take effect and
>e in force from and after l>o
:ember 31, 1913.
Approved February IT 1913,
Overland Trip rf<> California.
C’apfc. L. -T. Huff, who in com
pany with his wife, Capt. A. W.
II;if and wife and Mr. Davis,
win left Des Arc <011.0'
eight weeks ago in two cover
ed wagons, to make a trip over- j
land to California in the hope of
improving Mr- Hull's health, is
now in Texas.
Mr. Huff itn a letter to the. < i
iior of the Advocate, which was j
dated at Brownwood, Texas, a
few days ago, stated that he had
gained 8 pounds in weight since
leaving Des Arc and was feeling
fme. The rest of the party, he (
said, was doing well. He also |
stated that they would stop for j
some time at Ran Angelo, Texas, j
where they expect to arrive Nov
ember 1.—Des Are Advocate.
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