i
® ' lements, 1
s, Buggies, Etc.
ou can’t help but be surprised at
the bargain prices at which these
offerings are fast f£oing.
The supply is limited, and you I
should avail yourself at once, if not j
already, of the chance to buy good I
goods at very low prices.
Newport Builders’
[ , Supply and Hardware Co. J
3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS, j
Too much care can not bo exercised ir
the Prescription Department of any drug
store.
The fact that we have 3 Registered
Pharmacists in our store insures you &4
that your prescription when entrusted to 1
us will be in competent hands
Our prescription business is large
enough to also insure you that only fresh
and pure drugs will bo used in compound
ing it. M
evens' Drug Store.
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STOP OVER AT VICKSBl'RG
- f . EN ROUTE TO THE
rj. C. V. REUNION
fife
New Orleans. La.. April 25. 26. 27
| VERY LOW RATES
;PECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
WRITE FOR ITINERARY
GEO. h. LEE. JAS. H HARRIS,
I* Gen. Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. \V.
Little Rock, \rk. Little Rock, Ark,
LOW RATES TO I
LOS ANGELES, CAL. I
ACCOUNT §
MYSTIC SHRINE CONVENTION
1 MAY 7th-10th. |
| Write for full information. '
i W. L. EVANS, T. P. A. J. N. CORNATZAR/A. G. P/A. |
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. |
JAMES M. PORTER,
Teacher of Piano.
; The Leschetizky Method win. be
used as the basis of technical
work. Advanced pupils and be
j, gi nners solicited.
j STUDIO—Musical Coterie Club Rooms.
... —
HOURS.
Tu s«lays and Fridays. 1 to 5
I d. r,:. Wednesday and Saturdays,
i 8 to 12 a. m., and l to 5 p. m.
!
Leave orders with
T. P. Umsted& Co.
Local Agents.
Ballew & Shuford
Undertakers.
Office, ill Walnut Street,
•Opposhe C Mjk's Hotel.
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jp] THE ORIGINAL, ||
» THE OLDEST .... W
ES THE BEST KNOWN IJS
4 1 and moan V'^vuisr all nrar 1 iff
th» South. l>"iuaibfr tke wS|
| J iramo : isiit t.>n • , « •
■nJnuawni»««»-»-. »,.,»» !■■■■■■■ , ——w»m——#—
I
•Alwayj 'Pure
Delicious a-satis factory
j|j JOHN f. JACOCKS H
H. VANOVkJHB
r ^Publisher and Edit^mggp
[j NEWPORT. ‘ ~ AK-W?^'i
LeZrdZl**™^ ™tter- f - j 1
I J jl
1 ADDITIONAL LOCALf. j
'-j«
I. P. Price for baseball sup-;
plies. IT
Red Cross Bali Blue should be
n every home. Ask your grocer j
:or it. Large 3 oz. package only j
) cents.
A full line of fishing tackle and |
baseball supplies at I. D. Price’s j
also marbles, tops, and other
sporting goods.
Don’t cost much to make your,
clothes look new all the year,
round. $1 a month in Barker’s j
club pays the Kill. 90d6t!
All up-to-date housekeepers
use Red Cross Ball Blue. It j
makes clothes clean and sweet as (
when new. All grocers.
For quick delivery, telephone!
| your orders for all kinds of j
! groceries to R. D. Dennis’, Cor. J
Lake and Beech. ’Phone No. j
17d-tf j
The Auxiliary of the Chistian;
Woman’s Board of Missions of j
the Christian church will meet,
i Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. I
D. Carvel. We will be pleased j
i to have anyone interested in this,
i work to come. Secretary.
Sauers Milling Co. of Evans
viile, 111., manufacture a special!
patent in addition to their high
. #"i mi • j
puieiii uuui. a ms eAucuwiv :
high grade flour is known as
"Invincible.” and is for sale by!
The Standard Grocer Co. ISdtf
The most important transfer
of mining property made this'
year near Yeilville has just been
effected, in the sale of the lola’i
mine, mii! and lease to a party |
of business and professional men j
at Stevens Point. Wis., for a
consideration of $32,000.
The services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning will
be under the auspices of the
two missionary societies, the
offering to go for the benefit of
Bible and Training school of the
church at Kansas City. An in
teresting musical and recitation:
program has been arranged by t
Mrs. C. E. Crook and Mrs. B. F. j
Whitaker.
Over One hundred iodicfineaiis.
The Spring term of the Inde
pendence county Grand Jury for;
1906 is new a thing of the past, j
having adjourned Wednesday. j
Its nine days labor now remains i
bn Ka emon oc? (vnr rf unr !
has been accomplished. It is an ,
impossibility for 16 men to get j
together and do the work theyj
have done in ’less time, with less
cost to the county. Out of 92
witnesses examined 100 indict
ments were found, and if 65 per
cent, of these are sustained be
fore the court a considerable
profit to the county v\ ill be real
ized. it has cost the county out-1
side of the service for the officers j
in getting witnesses. $151.25and)
when this cost is considered it;
dwindles into insignificance when j
compared to the good that will j
no doubt come for the better
mem: of our citizenship and to
society in general. —Batesville
Guard.
Judgment for Bsd Walks.
Poplar Bluff has just had an i
object lesson in allowing bad;
walks. Frank Thompson having j
on Wednesday secured a judg
ment for $500 for injuries sus
tained by falling on a defective
walk.
The city served notice of ap
peal and the Citizen very perti
nently remarks that it is morej
the duty of the council to look j
after streets and sidewalks than
expensive lav. suits m taking
appeals from such judgments,
which are almcst sure to be sus
tained.
Batesville Confederate Vonumenb
Sidney Johnston Camp No.
S63. U. C. V.. o: Batesville, has
determined to erect a monument,
and appointed as a |
■ommittee Robert Neill, S. A.
iail and J. P. Coffin, and has :
■equested the local chapter, U. ,
). C., to appoint a committee to
ict with the camp’s committee.
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Candidate m Chirke’s Seat.
Washington, D. C. April 12—
While making no formal an
louncement, Stephen Brand idge ;
of Searcy, representative from;
the Secon i Arkansas district,
practically declares himself as a ■
candidate for United States sen
ator to succeed Janies f , Clarke.1
it is said on reliable authority
that Senator Berry will support,
Brundidge actively.
New, Ra*;k ibiltffid Traijn Between New-j
port, SnrAlto srid little Rock.
On and after March 31, 1906, i
the Rock Island will operate ad
ditional train service between j
Newport and Brinkley to con
nect at that point with fast trains
on the main line between Mem- \
phis,Little Rock and Hot Springs. I
South-bound train leaves New
port at 8:15 a.m., reaching
Brinkley in time to connect^with,
train No. 5 which arrives in,
Little Rock at 1:40 p.rm
North-bound t r a i h leaves
Brinkley at 6 p.ra., affording di
rect connection for passengers on
i« W/- (il inf:: '!rv * T :f t*!o Pah /
at 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
A most accommodating daily
service is thus assured. r
THE NEW SCHEDULE.
SOUTH 30 UNO.
Leave Newport .'<:V a. t . p* r.».
Cotton. FlurL •• • .2 j.u* r • 5:0l >j. rr.. ■
Ar: ve Brinkley. • •':r0;i. > . •':$*' >. r.:.
Little Rock. l tOp in. n:. j
Hot Springs. V p. »r..
NO RT 11BO OTN L. I
Hot Springs • u. H> p. ft.
Little Rock- : :C *.i. tr.. 4: «) p. i
Leave Brinkley* - -.Ll:20a. • . C.'Op. m.
Arrive Cotton. Plant- • •• 11:45 a. >:27 » . m.
Newport** • . 1:15 p. r... n- p. nt.
ORDINANCE ISO. 141.
An ordinance to amend an or
dinance entitled ar. ordinance j
to amend Section Four of Ordin
ance No. 5 of the City of New
port.
Be it ordained by the city
council of the City of Newport.
Section i, Ti at section 1 be so,
amended as to read as follows:
That Section 4 of Ordinance -j
being an ordinance fixing the
salary of city officers be so
amended to read as follows:
The City Marshal shall receive
$1.00 per month for his services •
and ir. addition thereto he shall re
ceive for services renderdeu by
himself or his deputies the same
fees now allowed by law to eon
staoles for like services provided |
that in no event shall he receive 1
fees for the service of any police
or watchman of the city ar.d he!
shall also receive 5b cents for each
license issued and :.-y him col
lected.
Provided further that should
the City Marshal consent to act
and do act as a Policeman of (
the city under the supervision of j
the Mayor of the city as provided
by the ordinance of the city es
tablishing a police force therefor.
Then in addition to his pay and
fees aforesaid he shall be allowed
for such services actually ren
dered the same fee allowed by j
the ordinance of the city toaj
Policeman for ;ike services.
Section 2. This ordinance to j
take effect and be in force
from and after its passing.
Approved April 9th, 1006.
\V. R. Thompson,
attest: Mayor.
.J. R. Mayhan.
City Recorder. |
Wanted—Men in each state to;
travel, post signs, advertise and},
leave samples of our goods.)
Salary sTo.oo per month. 'j
per day for expenses. Kuhlmar.
Co.. Dept S. Allas Block: Chicago
bSw-t may L
Wanted — Gentleman or lady
with good reference to travel few
firm of S25o.00o.pu capital. Sal
ary $1.072.0" per year and ex-1
penses. salary pam weekly
expenses advance-.,;. Address,
with stum; . J. A. Alexander, |
Newport. Ark. till lo-l j
MArfE3 OLO rHlMfc!
i £M*iJ QtWiV instantly r<_
/ the brilliant newness and finis'
ftar.0.3, Furniture, Picture
interior Woodwork, Hardwi
Floors, and all polished, v
or enameled surfaces.
£t renews and redr eases every
thin# it touches. Revamishing i*
unnecessary, because* scratches,
stains and dirt instantly disap
pear, 1 :av:n# a smooth* brilliant j|
surface. * li
t*4Ul4> is cot a varnish, but I
a surface food that is absorbed by IS
the old finish, instantly restoring J
the latter to its original bright- (
; cess. Easy fcouse—only a piece
j if cheese cloth is necessary. Dries
instantly.
One delighted customer write*
that it is worth $100 per bottle.
The price is only 50 cent*. 11"
X tent trial! battles at llOc. each j \
Sold toy )
R. H. ASKEW,
The Paint Healer.
■ --iuJ
“For two years i was in t
very bad condition. I was
treated by a number ot emi
nent physicians for chronic
catarrhal gastritis and dilata
tion of tlii? stoma-h an>I >b
tained no rea d. [ grew grad
ually worse, my 'breathing was
so -Fib :uS at . ime - tli it [
thought I would die. My heart
was in very bad con h.tion from
poor circulation and pressure
of the dilace l stomach. [ de
cided. it vvs only a matter of a
ver. snort time with me. .1
was advised • > try . )r. Mil?s’
Nervine and Heart Cure, and
before I had finished taking
one bottle of the medicine ,1
feir. like a n rv being. I took
eight bottles of the medicine,
and am entirely cured, for a
matter of about $8.00 in the
face of two hundreds spent in
the two rears before without
reli' ' A. D. SLACK,
M.tvi M • -!: VI • of til- r. & a. w.
P. P. Siri Atit’n’.i 1 Tex'j
D*- Miles' V is tali by your
<Jr.ugc(is't. who will guarantee tbit the
first bottle ••• '. benefit. tf it fa is, he
will rjfiinci your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Taking Gzotnulaioa Tod at
and Tout Cure logins Today
1';k< Cnd JLivtt Oil ; *- n “I’u- ExjuUem*.
Its v ii;*M • O i:jal Food Proper*
:* a - > *■:: *r;iy Realized,
in s li - rrhy Color to the
I i i • .1 :.d Sallow.
•'••• P:*••!•• S-r •i-stth to the Weak, to
•.!.*• hi 1 the Invalid.
1-. T.i: - r :n th» System o' Convale**
• os ’• * ivl'.aijstir ? Diseases.
1:'. d• * • -Ina: the Ki'tlre System.
1>' -I." if the Worn* ’it.
v '‘H •'.* Thin, Peaked
:;n ■! 1 -s' ■■■■> ■■ the;- T.Ittle Ro-Mml
the ; . Pir.V m 1 White Flesh, and
i . 1 ;l: the*.r ch '-ka with the Pretty
•’*:•! Dimples that make Mother’s
1*1 oa t t ( Had.
OiOHUI.SIOM
i» *ti intldote for ell Diseases Caused by
y.rpojnro to Ci.M and Wet.
To prove ita M-dRlnai Food Merits *
Trial Bottle Free by Mail
!■" or. :• ?-tU I.tt. Writ# by lot tel
'If . I • ■*
OtnmaKion t o.,S3 Pine St., New Y«rk.
*• 1 <*.«..«t.4-Two jtisra—SOo. and XI.i>*
DR. CHAS. E. CARROLL
Dentist
Gives special attention to
Crown and Bridge Work,
(\n ;. correction ■>:' Irregularities
of the Teeth.
iFT-N . V A SON BUI* 1'HOXK. 63.
Newport, - Arkansas*
DR. HARRY E. DOWELL
DENTIST
''I:i-c:a! attention giv
er- n to crown, bridge
ttnd .rlay work.
Tiice over Chas, Meyer and
Joyce's Drug Store.
Lead the Daily and Weekly
Independent.