FOBSCRHOOi* SAT- '
itoiiy—Single.oopy, 5 cents; per week. 10 cents
per-BJiitth. 10 cents; per year. £.50. in adrance
Carri'r f-icRy.^ny maTTin country.
Weekly-» 0Jtp«fe3f<pr»t>ayable in aJvance.
Bntered at the tKjstnffice at Newport, Ark . as
arcond-ciass mail matter.
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. Additional Local.
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t - JfTs. > Ao Wj Orawrord wiftifed
friends at Diaz today.
Ail orchestra will furnish ■mitsie
at^e Busy Bee tonight.
Walter Smith was a business
▼ktttor to ‘TttekOrman yesterday.
vBUk^Bale ^Thuftiday and white
good* Friday at Heinemanh’s.
90d3t & : • v*; i -3 .■;X -
& W. Taggart left for Little
Hock yesterday onoming;’ -1 ~
Wanted—a good cook. Apply
%o Mbs. Ed Wilmans at Diaz.
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Lee Omohtmdro of Little Rock
was registered-at the McLain to
day while looking after business.
Silk sale Thursday1-and white
goods Friday- at Heinemanu/s.
.90d3t '. ' C.. L in l mu ?
oTsainmaster T. As, Shea ofxlte'
White Rwsef r aadwis here today-.
aKttnx mends shoesicheapo
Walnut sti®eX. i J t o suffidtf -
■Mrs.vlk* M^Laind. wiltjjefcuGirt©*
Dins this* afteuneoniafteEj amend
Mg a month whh Mwi Gas -Mar
fftfc ; it& # 'v : 20* j \ .i-BSXSf*
Vi For *' Itcnt-^-sieeJy. 1 futnisbed
front rooun: v216 Yine ntoeet^telo*
phone 283r r ■ •r ? > u. tx-&
W. S. Hick, disttict. traffic pmaM
ager of'the Western Union Tele
phone Cotp» in the city looking
after local business.
Why watt ontfl the rush is on
nnd pay JttrtKTtjplWftMo1, Plnmb*
ing.i better =order#OY,r S*6 J
Qy Herron for #Bt.Jund? of-pl^b
SPB* Jtd. 1 f -X-ti.fn l ->i\n
'Mrs* i. p, Watkins wiU re|nm
hgrtihome at Little jEock this
a^rn<HM;dn 3. nr f r,oK
Wanted tfto rent—4 foam, cot
tage. Apply-vto {Mbs.. Ji0Bfr,GrAnt,
403 Leonarstr^etj, ?0 91d6
Mrs. Frank Lunyon of Helena
arrived yesterday, called by the
critical ftfta&Ss1 ost er fa
ther, Jtrtm Q. Ofrinh. * « -ot
Clothes cleaned ' and'pressed.
Work called for and delivered
promptly.—Ed Pakrott. Phone
78. ■ 81dtf/ u!
Hay, oats, Bran', com and iehop
—Bowen’* Cash Stores. £H \
Silk sale Thursday and white
good* Friday at Heinemann
Y $0d3'- -t ■ ft: t -•« ©tot
“TtOk about taWo: 7»bl4
^ Storage room for rent—Bowen ’
Cast Store. 78dlmo.
lushed rooms for light housekeep
mg Dy mamea eoupiej-no ,cnu
dren. State pr'ice Wrhn3ui&" wa
and qjrgjnpw^nd aHnriqgdbwsL
Coming—J. C. O’Brien’s Famous
Georgia Minstrels.
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To -Cite lbviere dx^jfedruisemenC
who sit in front night after night,
the* i>irfcakiizitl^n eLa^a&sfemiG
of little moment. What the pub
lie wants/'^ahiiisemeut-Aad. that*
in big chunks^ for their money.
In the reorganization/ of tlfe?
minstrel company Mr. O’Brien
has scared neither ^time, money
or brains to make his show the
BARXTJM -of all CbloredMimstrel
shows. A compafay that wjll
please the most fastidious, from,
a moral standpoint,.,and satisfy
the most exacting of amusement'
lovers, both as to quality and
quantity. The costuming of this
vast minstrel shdfoj 'both l&v/the
street and stage is from the best
wardrobe makers in thq. yrorld
and in itself^ PtSFitf1 for'
tune. At noon^^^ day they
‘give a grand band concert, and
streets. If yon want to see good
singing, and see good dancing,
don’t miss this show.
WilL ..exhibit at Jifewport^jen
Friday, jdafrcb 24 uudgr the larg
est *caranvas theatre ever con
structed! Actually seated tVlth
msm isssHifes,
date. Two exhibitions. afternoon
land night.
GfrM' Name* ia Georgia.
Here- are a few Georgia girls’ names,
collected by t£e Atlanta Constltatlon
And the Macon Telegraph: Dfu, Jamfe,
Johnnie, Willie, Eula, Ira, Jewel Lula
An ace Zu, Mert, A’Lama, Moselle,
Erie, belphfa, Reha,' Zadle, Ler«ath,
Theftla, Atdne. Araaiiht^ Lttrtorla,
Shins, Artope. Passle, Blzelle, FJprWe,
Thelma, Thebla, Edilou,, Nonna, Lau
rien, Enoree.
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Wife of BeliUed PB*«pCter—"Ob,'
PVtlna, wtot dojyea 41*hfc can-hare
happened tp Sir John? Surely, If Jie’s
Urns thrdihi’Knd huft ‘ttd ma/e Would
have found-her way bttme by nowr
Coeehman—“Oh,-no mum—a nice
gentle like ’er would have
browaed-'irbtmd the body nntli It Was
faund.’r'-Fnneh; - - , .« a i
'X?oj ' 1* ' ^ ri: •: t* .
■i^3 Breaking the Ifewi.
Six month* after the-Assaxn line had
been laid down An earthquake h'Ap
pened and tangled up the ’tfaCkA.'VJefn
i pletely. 7 One native station master,
whose platform* had been swallowed
up W the edrth%nd' whoie ttWkr had
I changed .Into a? switchback railway
wired his chief: - ‘‘Sir. act of God op
cuCTed here.' please arrange” "
A:" , ■'» -t.ii—;i S COi •
r~J*‘ Mistletoe on
--Cattrary.tfr fcettertel belief,: rots tfe toe;
lftr^ply fonpd,en.q%k Jtrees, jmjj .in.
Oklahoma Is nearly always found on
Bwamn nr water elmff.'wMCh'Si^ ^di
•tally- seen gtowlng~l*i1owIands and
glong river banks*, «,»Here it t^r^es
luxuriantly, and does not seem to af
fect injuriously thWJtr6e«r to* Which ' It
is;jaitacfced/—©wohey Life.; t-,zu
y.hv li 0-; '.v tt.-t-t- .zy&ii r
<1 J. yjAl Uxe fOr Salt /Sage fTiv
Utorf^wefryLfeareftM^b get the*^4ft»f
tpc^pit, then put tb*'m>wS<rfoif use
aa wanted. When I bak» poultry,- as
j well aa some kinds of meats, I make
j ah estrw lot of ^dressing,-stuff one of
theeSkhagB-kiuU, sew,it up,- and bake
It Wftfi the" rest. Ifxnakes a roll of
Jail the,ad|fht sire to/sHee. with cold
qteata.—Suburban Ufe. -
.c:-j f b b. stal *4 r*n sk t
A curious toy: Which js common In
Bdrbpe-'antf lefts'khoWh lhf'thYe Coun
try Is yery popuiar^ln .Chios, Korea
leg* ' This -Is really, 4a- Its origin, a
figure! Of Danny a, rtbp-jriest' wfib sat
wrapped In a. state of abstractlon un
til his limbs lilfcappeh/ed.'
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" An Asset of t&ellnes*
PCrtfSps wrtfi a keener fteroeptjbtaf
of ttk .charming: things 1ft.-life than
if he had not, been sightless. Milton
says In -Jfciidlse Lott”: '•Wrthlng
lovelier can be fofcb* In--woman than
tostudy household good.”
—«i ■ ■ J-.,. I. --- *
Uncivilized.
: *?That child lg; a: regular little sav
sga.” "Yeg, when he-was at our house
tor dinner yesterday .he always said
be wanted more. dngtSSff of politely
him it t could
help him again.”
wcaaasFS ei—« r ~ iir~'« < » ~
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Too Qrateful. >
Louise—Tom, dear, Dm a
times obllsed tor the ldveh_
and necklace you Sent'me for C&tfst
recouecrofu wot's-ls-hanAe*5
with the collar?”-* ”Al Wdt
’lm?.E'adtogo down 4Jetk
head) you know—they
I wot you call It—didn’t art git. it I
don’t think!” "Reely!” "’Ata^-you
L ’e^r^then?” ”1 did ’ear Bomeflng.vbut
RVP')<$tails, not afore now.**—Punch.
- ^ ^ - BoaohFli Immune.
The beech if leea often struck by
lightning than any
are struck tor 1 be
ALL MY PIMPLES GOME j
Girl Tells Kcv» a Z .tcfcy Ckln Wai
Cleanlci Ey a C.rr.ve VVrsh.^ _ ^
“l{was astaa i of r-.y writes
Miss' Minx:* F f-J of , sx: .haw,
j K. C. “It was aH ! . i cf t cs and
scar=r but after usfcg D. D. D. Pre
■ «cripticn I cars say that now there is
5rr?eri»«?!S3?*feesiv iMBEJMrj
■ three yecrs rftco/' t ' ». i f j?
D D. D.“ alia' b € r<5rhe soin rr ous aa"
1 a cure and ins'aEt-relief-4e--Eesema-_:
and all other serious skin diseases,
that Ks ;valud- Is 6or§»-feferfdSSe'd
in clearing .up^rash, ^pitnpIeSf blacl:
heads, pud all,other minor forpis of
skin iirfpurlti^s.'
The fact is, that ■tftifle D/ D, D. is
so penetrating,. tha% 4te Strik$*^g: Uie
very root of Eczema of anj other seri
ous trouble, the s ooth mg'Winter
green; Thymol and other-tngsedienta
are so carftfully .compounded, there is .
no" wash for "the* skin made that can
<ft&ff»are %M1S; 'this ;gT*atJ household
remedy foflr every-kihd of skin trouble. -
D. D, D. is pj?aqanf to use, perfecUy
hanhte&T“ to ' the in<*t "delicate Jtlfn,
and absolutely 'r#Tlil>!e?- A '*-meht ’
bottle KriU give you positive proof of
the wonderful effectiveness of this
great remedy.”
n :■ 2 •J-M’y I i
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TtATT.miA'n «fTiine naim
St. L.,. LJkL..& J§. Railway.
, NORTH SPEND. '
No. 92,Local Freight . .£ JjO jr. m.
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......0:00 p.m.
$0^ 231 Arrives '. ,’,*. 6:l£f a.m.
*i > «5-3o.d?dx.” 3
d R. d& ':
No. 618 (leaves Brinkley 10:40
a.m.) tUSSWiil-. ■**&M p.m.
N% OlJj f (arrives Brinkley* «>:00
p.m.)(^parts ...Vrft!a3^2| p^p.
No. .Qj22 Local Fregijhti *arrH5«s
en^londay, Wednesday ,§i*d Fri
day at ....,... #f%n* .«*?2:0Pf>.ap.
No. 621 Local I&*0plk<4!5Wfs
Tuesdfpy, ^ £ hprsday and Satur
day, 1 >;.;•/ :il» nm oszvn-m
3f*i: .:> 0.' i .cno ,j ;£ fi;ca^
t) ) m ,;>3v£ yJki tsp-Vi
"Notice to the Public;f * J
' Parties 8 cutting and trinftkirf^
trees must not tbrb^v the linibd
upon electric light wires produc
ing short circuits and heavy lots
to the company. Hereafter datn
ages will be asked for such lofeCs
Peoples Light, "Waler1 & PcWer*
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Oo. 8oa3t
coal Good
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LUTHER'S PRIDE OF BffiT>T
Great Reformer Wes of the Common
est People, and Was Glad
of It.
Martin Luther was very human and
very lovable, strikingly like our own
Lincoln in his quaint humor, his bome
ituqss of spech. his human sympathies,
his simplicity of character, his clear
ness of vision. He came, as so many
of the world’s great men come, of
peasant stock. “I am a peasant's son;
my father, my grandfather and my
gTeat-grandfather were genuine peas
afrtai,” he was accustomed to say, not
without a touch of pride, and in spite
of his opinion that "there Is as little
sense In boasting of one's ancestry as
Id the devil’s priding himself on his
angelic lineage.” He was of the com
moneet people, and was glad of It. It
was one of the secrets of his power,
ittdh people’s children,” he one* re
marked, "seldom turn put well. They
lug. beoaase they have enough to flVe
o«t spyway., .pn the. contrary, poor
i&sitf&wsiiaE
greatly. And because they have pofh
lq*$obss*t about or prlde thwielvee
upontheytrust Ood, control thW?
sefveeraaa keetf stilL The boor Tear
Obd; therefor* he gives them good
heads that they may study, become
educated and Intelligent and be able
to assist princes, kings and emperors
with their wisdom."
Luther's family was not the lowest
class. For generations his ancestors
had owned their house and farm in
the village of Mohra, on the western
side of the Thuringian hills. There are
stm Luthers In the same tiny hamlet,
changed perhaps as little ad the place
igrelf.—Prof. Arthur C. McGiffert In
the Century.
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ONLY WAY TO KNOW WORLD
Ttfi' Traveler on Foot bees and Er>
I * > -joys Things Others Know
0 7 - Little About.
• V"Walklng Is not merely moving two
legs rhythmically over certain inter
I <?f ground. It Is the primal aud
i thp only way to know the world, the
1 dfeflbbrate entering Into an inherit
ance, whose parts are wind and weath
. IF’ tPky an<^ prospect, men and anl
mals and all vital enjoyment.
The bicycle has some advantages in
I pbint of speed, and gives a deceptive
. ge%se of power; but it. is a foe to ob
servation. All carriages, whether prO
f pelied by horse or indtCSP, Insulate the
| traveler from the ground, steal hisat
tentlon from the world through which
he passes, and utterly destroy all feel
ing -bf achievement. The very word
"mile" is a walker's word—mllle pas
. gos-ra thousand double-paces.
* So the Roman legions* measured
thfeir conquering advances; so: the
leglbn of pedestrians estimates its
conquests of the day. "So many
thousand buffets mine own' two feet
gives the resisting soil *twixt uun and
sun; so many times have the good
muscles of calf and thigh lent their
elastic force." What has the dusty
reader of figures-‘in a- dial to match
with that?—Atlantic Monthly.
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- i. The Courage' Of Life. ^ i
IH Thetwo virtues that help us alone
post-in U(e 8116 tru8t und courage.
Apart from the tragedies Invited'^ by
sin khd violence and kelf-indulgehce, i
large part of our trouble comes from
-anxiety, distrust, apprehension. It wai
not all frivolity that dictated the ans
wer of a young girl whs, beingurged
to prepare herself for A profession oi
a, despite work, responded: "I’m not
going to look Ahead and' worry. 1 cat
let of useful tMbgsi fban^tnd
jusl make saladj and gzeuse children
and be patient and economical, end
help people to enjoy thdmbelvmr, afid 1
nion’t beUdve nicS glrtif'Starte.‘M Gear
gge and faith are always assets. Bvei
atm.: .*!•. ai
'.tfNtfHiae of these vtrfalt brjust ti*
(mieh to the good, add We have at leal
not lived in the evil moment until!
^med —LiJulee Collar jYUIcoiC li
(Rift-per's Bazar,
si x .■ ■:■.—!——rrr ,
Number of Elect Limited.
,j £x>ndop has been invaded by a trooj
of missionaries with untrl mmed beardi
iritPwlth hair reaching 4> their ehoul
dees/1 j All have been sent cut from1 Es
,-pter, the British headquarters of th<
sect, which originated In Boston, Mass.
-ihCTibme of so many novel “religions/
dEbe main tenets of the sect are em
.bodied in a book published by “Ben
Jamin the Seventh Messenger” li
Michigan, and addressed to thi
‘/Twelve Tribes of Israel scattered
abroad.” The members believe tha
exactly 144,000 people were born t
be( of the elect, and that everybod;
else is outside the pale. All the elec
have by the law to allow hair an<
Ddard to grow unchecked, to show tha
they are spiritual men apart from th
unregenerated community.
A Long Ll*t.
Citiman—You’ve been living in th
suburbs so long, I suppose'you’ve ha
considerable experience with servan
girls?
Subbubs—WeU, it’s got so that whe
my wife is Interviewing *an hppllcan
now sh.6 always begtas- by asklnj
"Were you ever employed by me b<
fore? If so, when and bow long?”
Example.
Knlcker—Is Smith going to tur
' 6V* k new leaf?
Bocky—No, only a piecemeal r
vision. * .
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■* CwnteM 1909.>J C. X. Ziaainui Co.-5o. aj .T |fflj
self rdkLe3*e
r comes with no fear of tomorrows!
!. ^ fl*V-**l _ ...
A bank account makes you mM
. ARKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO. I
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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Word-of-Mouth
Advertising
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Passing encomiums, only over
your store counter, about the
quality of what you’ve got to
sell, results in about as much
satisfaction as your wife would
get if you gave hei* a box of
diga^s for Christmas.
Advertising in This Paper
talks to everybody at once and makes
them talk back with, money.
(Copyright, 190#, by W. S. C.)
IN THIS PAPER IS H
AEROFLANIC EXPERIMENT >,B
Oar rates are right— ■
let people know y H
goods and prices are rig., jfl
Ron a series of ads. in this <■
paper. If results sho B
other conditions bsi a
_eq«ak,»BM* IP. »s «b< ■
a years contract :: :: m
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methods; thorough training; character building; clean, moral ^
I'roundings. BOARD tfn Christian homes/’ in it >o 3
BEST equipped business training school in the South. I
POSITIONS GUARANTEED-We fill more than any o\M
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ITS OWNERS are citizens and taxpayers, and spend t||
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; H. K. FORD, Pres, an* S«pt. I
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IC u. s. Army butboffiieB know » <g«jM
why, when they decided to equip
repeating shotguns, they selected the
tester*in p£fere»cetp all other
fperts of tl Ordnance Board,
guh; tfcat> w»y, M'S'SS d1 I
ter Repeating Shotguntp al^fPfWff r^L^Sl