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_NEWPORT, ARKANSAS_
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| DR. L. T. HAYS ®
PHONE 55
S3 200 BEECH STREET
THE OLDEST AND BEST TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION
I.*. PRE-EMINENTLY ABOVE ALL OTHERS .\
EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR BUT THE TITLE
WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT TWICE MILT AT 2 AND 8 P. M.
The 33rd Anniversary of America’s Standard Tented
Enterprise, now presenting the Blue-Blooded Aristoc
racy of the Equine and Canine Worlds.
HORDES AND HERDS OF
! I TRAINED ANIMALS -
AMONG THEM:
Elephants, Horses, Mon
keys,Mules, Apes, Sheep i
1 Goats, Pigs, Cats, Dogs,
i \ and Ponies
\ (|n0 Tjpl.pl ADMITS
Gentry Bro*. Sol« Owners and Managers. Ullw I luKul TO ALL
REMEMBER
THE PAY AMP PATE
Children attending the
Show in the afternoon
are permitted to ride an
Elephant or Pony under
the care of our especial
ly trained and courteous *
attendants. .\
I MANY BIG FEATURE ACTS NEW TO AMERICA
i Among Them Are: ?
The Corr-Thomas Trio
of Sensational Burlesquing Acrobats
I on Horizontal Bars and Trambour
llne Spring Net. ; : : :
THE COLE TROUPE
of Novelty Artists and Artistes in
a Maze of Wonderful and Difficult
Feats on tire High Wire. ; : ;
The Krannell Sisters
Aerial Butterflies, Swinging by their
; Teeth in a Fascinating Display of
1 Tersichorean Grace and Splendor in.
Mid-Air. c : : : : : :
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A FORTUNE EXPENDED niA QTDCCT v ^ I
IN OUR MAGNIFICENT NEW DiU OUlLLj S'A.-.iJL |
Which POSITIVELY takes place, Rain or Shine, 10:30 A. M., Show Day u
A SOLID MILE OF GOLD AND GUTTER I
DOORS OPEN FOR INSPECTION M MENAGERIE AT 1 AND 7 P. M. 1
performance commences he mm later, grand free 8
•EXHIBITION ON SHOW BOUNDS IMMEDIATELY AFTER PARADE J
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Miss Lucy Brandenburg has
returned from a visit of several
weeks to her sister, Mrs. Hettie
^>. Wilmans at Clinton, Ky.
M. S. Coger passed through
Batesville Saturday morning,
en route to his home at Evening
Shaue from Tuckerman. Mr.
Coger was dangerously ill at
Tuckerman a few hours Satur
day, suffering from the effects
of poisoning.—Batesville Guard.
Jbor Sale—well bred Setter
pups. First come, first served
—T. M. Rorex, Swifton, Ark
12btf.
Mrs. M- A. Dorsey, who was
to have been the guest of Mrs.
John W. Ferrill today and to
morrow, is detained in Newport
by the sudden and serious ill
ness of her sister, Mrs. Sprigg.
Mrs. Dorsey is at present state
vice president of the Woman’s
Auxiliary and is a former presi
dent of the W. C. T. U., and has
many friends in this city.—
Batesville Guard.
Illinois egg coal is the best
for all purposes. Your winter’s
supply at reduced prices. Dean
& Hocking. 31dOl
Now is the time to place or
ders for your winter’s supply of
Kentucky and Illinois lump,
Pennsylvania anthracite and
splints taken for fall delivery at
reduced prices. Kentucky is
me oest cneap coai in rne worm.
The coal business is not a side
line with me; it is my specialty.
Orders will receive my personal
attention and will be appreciat
ed. B. J. Best- 32dlm.
Dyer’s Market has good things I
to eat, fresh country eggs, nice, 1
fresh country butter, Concord
grapes in 8 lb. baskets for 35c, j
veal, mutton, lamb and corn-fed j
beef and pork. Will deliver your j
order promptly. Phone 297.
30d3.
John W. Glenn is in receipt of
two messages from Prof. E. C.
Blandford of Denver, Colorado,
telling of the illness of Mr. t
Glenn’s son, E. H- Glenn, mayor j
of Batesville, who went to Den
ver several weeks ago for the
benefit of his health. Mr. Glenn
was recovering nicely as a re
sult of his trip to the mountains
until yesterday when a relapse
of his condition occurred, he be
ing seized With an attack of fe
yer.—Batesville Guard.
ALL WRONG.
The Mistake Is Made By Many
Newport Citizens.
Look for the cause of back
ache.
To be cured you must know'
the cause.
If it’s weak kidneys you must
set the kidneys right.
A Newport resident tells you
how.
Miss Hattie Stuart, Malcolm
avenue, East Newport, says:
'‘One of our family had a bad
back that bothered her and se
vere headaches came on. Her
sight blurred too. Doan’s Kid
ney Pills have given her good re
lief from these ailments.”
Price, 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
same that Miss Stuart recom
mends. Foster-Milburn Co.,
proprietors, Buffalo, New York.
(Adv.)
Notice.
That the assessment books
for the year 1914, for property
subject to taxes for the year
1914, within the limits of Levee
District No. 2 of Jackson Coun
ty, Arkansas, has been filed with
the Board of Directors for said
District, subject to complaint
that any taxpayer in said dis
trict may have against said as
sessment. That said assessment
will be filed until September 30,
1914, subject to complaints be
fore said board of directors.
John R. Loftin, Sr-,
President.
Newport, Ark., Sept. 7, 1914.
33dlw3t.
The Shirey Monument.
The monument erected to the
memory of the late A. W. Shifey
at Minturn by the Odd Fellows
of the state, is a very fitting re
! cognition of the great good and
J substantial financial aid the de
ceased financier has been to Odd
[Fellowship. Of the monument
there are three base slabs which
bear the simple inscription,
“Shirey”. The shaft is of Ver
mont marble and is 20 feet
high. It bears the following:
“May 13, 1835
May 8, 1910
Erected and dedicated by a
grateful fraternity to the mem
ory of a great benefactor, the
grand lodge I. O. O- F. of Ark
ansas, in sacred memory of
Brother Shirey. Minturn Lodge
No. 257. He worked, he saved
to benefit his fraternity, the wi
dow and the orphan. He is now
! at rest, his memory will live
'forever, his brethren cannot for
j get.”
Miss Love Safe In Munich,
That his daughter, Miss Lou
ise, is safe and pleasantly pur
suing her musical work in Mu
nich, Berlin and other large cit
ies of Germany, is definitely
knowm by her father, Mr. J. A.
Love, of this city, who received
a cablegram from her yesterday
through the Associated Press
Service of New York, dated at
“Seihen nur wohl,” which trans
lated means for her father to
not worry, that she is well.
Miss Love has been in Munich
since early June, and the last
news received from her was on
July1 31, at which time a letter
was received by her father.
During the coming fall Miss
Love has engagements to appear
in piano recitals in various cit
ies of Europe, where she has
rapidly gained prestige and re
cognition from the great mas
ters of various countries.
It is probable she will remain
in Europe until early winter be
fore returning to America.—
Searcy Citizen.
“Buy-A-Bale Club” Is Organiz
ed By Senators.
Washington, D. C-, Sept. 8.—
Southern senators organized re
cently a branch of the “Buy-A
Bale-of-Cotton Club”, which
originated in cities throughout
the South, each member pledg
ing himself to purchase at least
one bale of cotton to store away
until next year. Senator Shep
pard of Texas is president of the
senators’ club.
At a conference today senat
ors and rperesentatives of cot
ton growing states indorsed the
proposal in cotton states that
legislators prohibit by law the
planting by any farmer next
year of more than half this
year’s cotton acreage.
Small Wonder.
A lady suffering from a sever* eola
directed her maid to procure two pen
nyworth of ammoniated tincture of
quinine. Jlreat was her amusement,
cm the return of the ma4d, who ex
pressed her inability to obtain "th*
two animated pictures of Queer
' *-o« " — i.-in-'on Telegraph
Keep Cool
WITH
WESTERN ELECTRIC FANS
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frame, highest speed and most
conomical fan made, the choice
>f particular fan buyers.
For sale by
Sam J. Denty.
reL 117.
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Some of the grocers have discontinued selling ^
^ our bread because our competitors have cut prices ® «
iaB and sell them more for a dollar than we do.
SR We believe the consumer should get the bene- !sni
^ fit of any “price cutting” and to that end we are SB
I “Ej putting the best that money can buy into our bread, SB
j believing that quality and not quanity wins. Be sure Ig
! .us and ask for City Bakery’s Sanitary Bread [wrapped ^
c in wax tight paper.] It your Grocer don’t sell it, call ‘phone (jja
258 and we will tell you who does or deliver ourselves.
1 THE CITY BAKERY 1
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EUROPEAN ARISTS
WITH GENTRY BROS.
How Continental Performers
Are Engaged by this Popu
lar American Institution.
When the average American
is seeking a place near the stove
in winter, the agents of the big
tented shows are working in
dustriously engaging acts for
the season, which comes with
spring. This part of the amuse
ment world is one with which
the public is not familiar. A lit
tle look into that cranny proves
interesting.
November marks the close of
the season for tented attrac
tions like Gentry Brothers’ Fa
mous Shows, which will visit
this city next Frday, September
11th. When the last wheel of
the trains stop at winter quar
ters the organization of the
show for the succeeding season
begins.
Trainers get busy framing
new features. A showman,
whose judgment has been dem
onstrated, at once goes to Eu
rope. He makes a careful can
vass of the music halls and vau
deville theatres. For months he
is acquainting himself with the
novelties that are delighting au
diences on the other side.
After deciding which of the
thousands of acts he sees will
most delight the American show
patron he makes engagements.
Many performers, who have
pleased royalty, are brought to
this country to become a part of
Gentry Bros, shows.
This season Gentry Brothers
shows present, in addition to
their world’s famous animal ac
tors, a score of performers who
will be seen this season for the
first time in America. Gentry
Brothers’ Famous Shows are in
deed all new. If you see them
here next Friday, September 11,
you will recognize them in name
only.
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room in your house—wherever
there is an electric light socket. ; j
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Without increasing the amount of
current used, these lamps give three
times the light that old-style carbon
lamps give.
This economy puts the safety and
convenience of electric light within the
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Phone 117.
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