THE MAN WHO STANDS
f _ OUT FOR STYLE fffr.;
—who will not accept a shoe that is
off-style any more than he will accept
L — One of inferior quality,—the man
^ insists that his footwear
V shall be of the latest cus
jv tom design—he’s the .man
m that Regals appeal to.
M Regals are built to
m meet the demands of par
mjs ticular men.
You’ll find in them
the very newest, most There are styles
1 striking custom designs, enough to suit
1 handsome in every out- everyone’s in
i' line. # dividual taste.
We can’t tell you half of the style these models hold. But
L an inspection will prove it to you.
/ ^ STAR CLOTHING CO.
1 JOS. M. BERGER. JR.
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ast Tuesd
s called in
ning and
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a son
3 wife’s he
icceed in t' f-’’
3 move sav ' 1 • —
SKke King of 10-Centers
:h ever it is A —————
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W£A)CM LYONS CO.
Vtttu. It seems
JBSStt^rLE ROCK, ARK.
to appear So,e Distributors for Arkansas.
eryone grv
i Home B; _
R. F. Drummond Bd
on Upper Front Stree
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WANT COLUMN.
FOK SALE.
For Sale—All my household
good s, Tom Henry, 302, Main
St. 51d6.
For Sale—Second hand bug
gies and carriages. J, P. Duck
& Co< 48 btf
For Sale—Square piano of
! high grade make and in good
j condition. Apply to this office.
For Sale.—One $50 scholar
ship in the International Corres
pondence School of Scranton,
Pa., for only $30. Can be applied
! to nearly any course. Apply to
j Independent. 104 btf
FOR RENT.
| For Rent—Furnished rooms
! with light and bath. 400 Walnut
jstreet. 36 dtf
For Rent—Two connected,
| well furnished rooms to couple
j without children. Apply at this
j office.
WANTED.
Wanted—Boarders by the day
or week. Apply to 322 Hazel
I street. 63 dtf
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THE LONG
DISTANCE
FACILITIES.
j of this company have been mate
rially added to, thus insuring a
more prompt, efficient and com
prehensive ‘service than hereto
fore. Nearly every place of im
portance in Texas and Arkansas
a/cTadjoffi I ’ll States, including
/^OklahoM a‘t jjj the Indian Terri
[ tory, cfetehke> -eached over our
lines /they ar'se of companies
with f Wufonnect.
I The/oar. jng°^ternTelegraph
^an|J .JSlphone Co.
DR. h. E. DOWELL,
(Successor to Holland & Dowell.)
OENTIS1
5
1
r Rooms 21 and 22
[j Wishon Building Newport, Ark.
Kodol For
: Indigestion
o Our Guarantee Coupon
If. after using two-thirds of a It.oo both of I
jKodol, job can honestly say it baa not be. a- I
’©ted yon. we will refund your money. Try |
V»dol today on this guarantee. Fill ont and
vi the following, present it to the dealer at „
OV 'dun of purchase. If it fails to satisfy you T
*1 ib« bottle containing one-third of th»T
ti the dealer from whom you bougi.
“1 refund your money.
' iib 51 *
aily Indep
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$ HERE AND THERE. $
Go to I. D. Price for base ball
supplies. 85btf
Dr. N. G. Hardister of Hoxie
was here today.
See Wm. Bengal before letting
contract for work. 7tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindley of,
Tuckerman spent Monday in our
City,
Money to loan 5 per cent in-1
terest. See Jerry Yocum. ;
Phone 207. 37dlmo
Little Miss Margaret Emma j
Stephens has been very sick for i
several days.
Ralph Smith, who has been in
St. Louis for several days, is ex
pected home this evening.
For Rent—One or two fur
nished rooms with bath and
light. Apply 300 Main street.
64d6t.
In an elegant assortment of
cut glass and sterling silver for
wedding presents, the Palace
Jewelry Store leads. 60b7.
Judge F. D. Fulkerson of
Batesville and W. E. Beloate of
Walnut Ridge were here this
morning, enroute to Batesville.
All bills incurred for the Law
Phillips meeting not paid should
be presented to Dr. C. West,
chairman of the finance commit
Private sale of household goods
at 612 Newport Avenue. Re
frigerator, couch, rockers, bed
room, diniftg room and kitchen!
furniture. Everything nearly
new and in first class condition.
48 btf
0. I. Hubert returned Monday
afternoon frofn a visit to the
Birmingham reunion. He met
Dr. A. J. Brewer of Muskogee
while in Birmingham, who in
quired of all his Newport friends.
For the best work ’phone 78.
Our terms are cash only. Buy a
ticket at reduced rates. All or
ders called for and delivered
promptly. Newport Dye &
Cleaning Works. T. W. Shaver,
Proprietor. 50 btf
Mosquitos bring malaria, chills
etc into the home unless well
protected by screens. R. V.
Wells, phone 231, has a special
woven wire that excludes the
smallest insect. Get your
screens from him.
Roy Anderson, Robt. Egner,
Clyde Wood, A. Bullard, Dr.
Henry M. Owen and Conrad
Bach visited Bergen Lake Mon
« •. • i i i i
uay wim reel anu rou aim an
came home with good strings
of perch and bass.
Marcus Braver and wife re
turned Tu*n jtty morning from a
several moYiths’ stay at ElDo
rado, where Mr. Brewer was
employed in getting up an ab
stract that measured about five
feet in depth when completed.
It was probably as large an,ab
stract as was ever compiled in
the state and took five abstract
ers and as many typewriters
five months to complete it.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of thte paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is catarrh.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, re
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces
o* *he system, thereby destroy
ydation of the dis
living the patient
ArkaiV ildipg up the con
Niigting nature in
ie proprietors
(h in its cura
--- offer One
j >g r.y case
endent?fr
V &Co.,
I
. Simply add boil
serve. 10c. per package at
Refuse all substitutes.
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I. D^Price has a full line of
fishing tackle. 85btf
Wedding presents at Palace
Jewelry Store. 60b7t
L. Hirsch is in Paragould this
week on insurance business.
A nice line of hammocks just
received at I. D. Price’s. 36 btf |
Everything for the fisherman
at Rogers Snyder Hardware Co.!
Esquire W. N. Nance of Eight j
Mile was a county seat visitor to-1
day.
Waterman’s “Ideal” Fountainj
Pens are the best. Sold by 1.1
D. Price. 36 btf I
Dr. T. W. Toler of Swifton j
was a pleasant county seat visit- j
or today.
Screens of quality in the latest
and best designs made by R. V.
Wells, Phone 231.
Waterman and Parker lucky
curve fountain pens at the Pal
ace Jewelry Store. 6Cb7
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ritchie of
Gregory, were here today
guests of the Hazel.
Attend the 3 hour lace sale
Wednesday from 2 to 5 o’clock
at Bowen’s Cash Store. 64 2t.
Mrs. Fred Smith and children
left Tuesday for a several
months’ visit to Searcy.
Don’t get left. Follow the
crowds to the Palace Jewelry
Store for wedding presents. 60b7
My, house for rent furnished
to some nice person for private |
boarding.—Mrs. E. L. Watson. |
Wylie Creel, president of the
Missouri Travelers’ Association,
is in the city today on business.
25c cans Johnson sliced pine
apple only 14c Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at Bowen’s Cash
Store. 59 d4t
Mrs. J. A. Van Etton of Lit.v
! Rock is expected Wednesday
' morning to attend the marriage
j of her niece, Miss Annie Dutton
to Mr. Robert B. Nance.
Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones,
Mrs. Harry Brandenburg and
Rev. L. P. Law and wife spent
Monday fishing on Village creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Law left this
| morning for Harrison, where
j they will enter into a revival
! meeting.
The Newport Sanitarium rec
ently erected for the care and
treatment of all acute and chron
ic troubles has just added to
its special cures the cure for
whiskey and tobacco in all its
• forms. This cure is by a New
York specialist of years success.
A. Kellett,
59btf Pres. Sanitarium.
The Independent is in receipt
of a request to change the ad
dress of the paper going to Miss
| Lucy Glass at Denver to Mrs.
| Alfred T. Satow of La Salle,
Colorado. The young lady is the
accomplished sister of Mr. John
1 Glass of Swifton and has the
I congratulations and best wishes
I of many friends of her old home
! in her marriage.
Lonnie Campbell left New
i York City Saturday on his re
i turn home to Newport to spend
the vacation with his parents.
His return trip is to be made via
Savannah, Atlanta and otheil
Southern cities 'and he will nol
reach here before Friday or Sa£*
urday. He has been a student
in the law department oi Colum
• bia University and completed a
a very satisfactory year’s work.
3c! 3c! 3c!
Wednesday from 2 to 5 o’clock
w« will have on sale 2,000 yards
fffto 10 cent lace for 3c yard.—
Bowen's Cash Store. 642t.
Kodol is the best known pre
p^ration^ that is offered to the
people today for dyspepsia or in
ilgestion or any stomach trouble.
K|$0l digests all foods. It is
‘T'> ^ Iti^sold^ere
I Under Supervision United States Government. I
FIRSTNATIONALBANK j
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS wH
THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS j
| Capital paid in...„.$50,000.00 <j jjf
Surplus and undivided profits earned.. 65,000.00 I
Stockholders’ liability.... 50,000.00 *
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J. D. Goldman, President W. A. Joyce, Vice-President J g^
Vy. A. Billingsley, Cashier ~ i
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W. T. Parish, Ass’t Cashier F. A. Jones, Ass’t Cashier1
This Space Belongs To
HITE REALTY CO.
I (INCORPORATED $5,000)
And will be used by HARRY BRAN
DENBURG to enlighten the public as to
why they have been paying too much
for their FIRE PROTECTION, and
what he is doing ahout it.
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A PULL LINE OP AS GOOD COM
PANIES AS THERE ARE IN THE STATE n
ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER
6-room and bath cottage, 2 lots, well improved, nice
home, good location.
6-room and bath cottage, 3 lots, well improved, nigj> '
home or for investment. ' ; Jr
5-room and bath cottage, full lot, good investment, [
well located, in A 1 shape.
5- room dwelling full lot, good neighborhood./* ^
6- room and bath cottage, full lot, good location/m
vestment price.
2 3-room tenant houses, full lot, each investment.
HITE REALTY COMPANY.
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THAT’S^ A
■ FINE C
■ VINTAGES
One of our specialties is I
choice table wines—claretg, 8
sauternes, sht rrys, ports, *
Burgundies, champ mes, F
etc. Moselle and Khine I
wines for our German I
tomers and California wi
for all. Our brands an<
prices will compare favorably with any on the market.
A. W. ANDERSON GO.
XREET, NEWPORT. ARK.
. BOWEN & i
DEALER* IN FINK .no of I
ES. LIQUORS « GIC—J
women I
L6AAI. OtETRI«UTER» OF THE EELE***^ {
Jesse Moore Whis
<u«t«AB sucrr.
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