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leer sales, I solicit this 0
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on’s Planing Mill
UILDERS OF GA, O
LINE BOATS AN )
BARGES.
I Furniture.
>ws and Door Frames,
irch Pews, Pulpits and
f Store Fronts,
* Made to Order.
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West Plum Street.
WPORT, ARKANSAS.
Your Clothes Faded?
Cross Ball Blue and
m white again. Large
ge, 5 cents.
SUThe purgative action of Prickly Ash
Bitters not only removes hard impac
tions, gas and impurities, but it strength
ens the muscular action of the bowels
which causes them to move regularly.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a bowel tonic
and regulator in the truest sense. It
promotes daily evacuations, establishes
healthy movements and is the best
known remedy for disordered digestion,
flatulence and a constipated habit.
D. M. Blackwelder, of Litchfield, 111., says in
the Litchfield Nc-j>s: "lam perfectly willing, in
fact glad to testify to the value of Prickly Ash
Bitters as a medicine for the kidneys, stomach
and bowels. I have used it whenever I needed
anything of the kind for the last fifteen years
illU. Ik uas ttiwijya givcu sauaiauiwu.
Get the genuine with the figure
“3” in red on front label.
Sold by druggists. Price $1.00.
Smith - LaForge . Pharmacy,
Tuckerman, Ark., Special Agts.
Babbitt Metai 10c lb. at In
pendent office 51btf
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Empty Barrels, Half j $
Barrels and Kegs | §
For Special Prices On §
Empty Whiskey Barrels, 0
Half B rrels and Kegs g
for Kraut and Pickling g
Purposes Address |
A. \Y. ANDERSON & 6
COMPANY. «
Box 264, Little Rock, Ark. g
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j W. Scaliy oi l^aKeiana, ria,,
is here looking after a location. I
James Sharkey has accepted
a position at the depot.
John Smith was in Newport j
one day last week. |
The Tuckerman High school,
opens September 18.
Miss Ida Tims spent Saturday
in BatesviUe.
Oran Brabbzson attended ser
vices at Diaz Sunday.
Pearl Stegall and his mother
of near Newport spent Sunday j
with G. H. Brabbzson.
If you want the news take the |
Independent. It is the best pa
per published in the county.
Miss Ada Brabbzson is on the
sick list this week.
W. M. Shaver was in Newport
one day recently.
With best wishes to the Inde
pendent and its many readers.
Red Head.
TRAINED WILD ANIMALS.
That Were Trapped And Trained
Have Become Clever Cir
' cus Performers.
i
More beautiful by far thanj
painter’s brush could portray .i
are the picturesque groupings of
the trained wild animals exhibit-. i
ed and performing for public ]
safety within the confines of a 1
huge steel girt arena at the Ha- <
genbeck-Wallace Shows which 1
exhibit here September 23. They ]
form heroic pictures almost <
beyond the pale of mortal man’s 1
conception.
Here we see the trainer’s won
drous art of subjugation demon- :
strated to the highest state of :
mental and physical possibility. :
The biblical injunction that the <
lion and the lamb should lie down
unison,
one an
transformed into animal
the gentle teachings nnA
precepts of man.
We see presented the incred
ible spectacle of the harmonious
housing of once ferocious and
lordly lions, fierce Bengal tigers,
crafty and cunning leopards,
sneaking and snarling pumas,
great rapacious polar bears, and j
magnificent and* lovable Great
Dane dogs. The trainer enters
the enormous steel cage and the
animals answer his bidding in
awesome and sensational stunts.
Collossal pyramids and grace
ful and beautiful tableaux are
formed; the jungle terrors, the
tigers, playfully engage in a
game of see-saw, with a great
Dane dog balancing the board
and furnishing the motive pow
er; another tiger rides a tricy
cle propelled by the dogs; leo
pards and polar bears frolic to
gether uid do rolling and bal
ancing stunts on barrels and
chairs; lions and tigers convert
themselves into a soft and downy
couch upon which the trainer re
clines in peaceful repose; the
entire group gather round a fes
tal board with the trainer as
lost, and a monster lion and lion
ess in the places of honor on
either side; the largest tiger 1
iresently opens his huge moth }
hat the trainer may place his 1
entire head on the inside; and
;he crowning test of the con
ilete subjugation of these fero
:ious beasts comes when the
rainer, with bare hands, feeds (
hem rare tidbits of raw meat! j
One who knows of the savage
nstincts displayed by these ter- 1
’ible cats when feeding in their 1
latural state can gain some con- ,
;eption of the wonderful charac- '
ter of this unparalleled feat. It
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PRainyDays Come I V
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To Everybody... I 3
Life has more ups than downs. Right now, while you I
are making, you ought to be saving; then when the I
do "ome you will have somthing to fall back upon. I
Where is the money you have •> I
been making all these years? i
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Vou spent it and somebody else put it in the bank, 9
Why don’t you put your own money in the bank your- |
self? W hy let the other fellow save w'hat you earn? 1
EE INDEPENDENT AND START A BANK ACCOUNT I
OF YOUR OWN WITH _ I
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| The Farmers Bank
I of NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
may well be said that though
:hey have not the gift of speech
hat is the only thing lacking to
nake these trained wild animals
he equal of human thespians.
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Beating the Bachelor.
In Sicily the fir tree Is unknown
s a Christmas adjunct, but the very
udlcrous custom of “beating the
>achelor" is observed by the women.
Ill of the unmarried men In the vll
age are driven Into the church after
nass by the outnumbering women j
ind run about the sacred edifice and
>eaten until they declare (often false
y) that they will wed ere another
Christmas come around.
paper.
ularly, sys
Play up the
you sell at the
in this paper.
(Copyright, 1909. by VT. N. U.> ' . «
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The Tri-State fair has been growing and improving from year to year in comprehensiveness of exhibits,
<?f its displays, in the number of its attractions, in the value of its permanent improvements and general att ,
411 its patrons. This year in combination with the Fall Festival Memphis will present greater attractions for
at any previous year in the history of the city.
from Woman’s Day, at the opening, to Memphis Day, at the close, there will not be a dull ■, TeimesseT Dav°on
have b$eu made for Blue and Gray Day on Wednesday, Sept. 27; Mississippi Day on Thursday, Sept. 28, y
Monday, Oct. 2, and Arkansas Day on Tuesday, Oct. 3.
PROGRAM OF THE FALL FESTIVAL
September 26th
will occur the stupendous
and Industries, showing the
in science, arts,
parade will
seen in tjjjie
in gala dn;gs
strangle
Wednesday, September 27th
On this day will be held the National
Reunion of the Blue and Gray, with long
parades of Union and Confederate veterans
side by side in carriages, together with
Numerous bands, militia companies, fraternal
(Organizations in uniform, etc. fr'his brings
(He old veterans of both armies together in
freat feast of mutual regard and patriot
ism.
Thursday, September 28th
On this day will occur the great Night
Pageant illustrating the life> achievements
aU death of Hernando JDeSoto.
dut-riders/knights indfl?m&;Jjtc., making this
fESt «£ rtagn;ficiTp«.