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GORDEN & GILBERT I
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* B UR ^ BBBJ John Gilbert Lew Gordon H
' MgJL' ^E^E ^EA^E Howard Webster G.jFrak Watters fjiji
^E^^E ^BJ^L B^B a^^B Will Kathryn B. Roberts
^El B ^m^^B ^E ^B ^BE^P Mabel Stafflin Elsie Richmond
/ Francis Hanson Ethel Burr
_ Rene Heddintt Rose Lucier I^B
THE SONG HITS. |
“Pansy, My Own.”
“Der German Girls.”
“My Cute Little Chinese.”
“Soldiers.”
“Slumber On:”
“Satisfaction to Me.”
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TWis is a new offering to local theater goers—but rest assured it will positively
/ be one of the “theatrical treats” of your entire show-going year.
Seats will be on Sale at Jacocks’ Drug Store.
4_-Mi—BIBIIK
Feather Dusters at 1. D. Price’s
Go to I. D. Price for valen
tines. 38 btf
Valentines at the Palace Jew
elry Store. b 7
White Silk and Jack Rab'oitt
Flour at Bowen’s Cash Store.
Fresh country butter, eggs,
chickens and ducks at Bowen’s]
Cash Store. 21-btf
Alex. C. Hull, of Little Rock,
was in the city Saturday going;
to Harrison.
Latest out, the slide Beauty;
Pins, 10 cents each at the Palace j
Jewelry Store. b7
H. E. Cobb leaves Sunday for I
Joplin, Mo., where he is a wit-j
ness in federal court.
For Sale—My home in East;
Newport is for sale. No. 600.
14d4w A. B. Drummond.
Mrs. L. Nouss and little son,
Henry, expect to leave tonight
for their future home in St.
Louis.
Wanted—Middle-aged respect
le woman for housekeeper. <
ood wages to proper
to 510 Main street, i
ell of Lv.
A beautiful assortment of val
entines at I. D. Price’s. 38 btf
Don’t forget the New Edison
at the Palace Jewelry Store.
Now on display, handsomest
line of valentines in town at Pal- j
ace Jewelry Store. b7
Mrs. Virginia Hobgood and
little George Irby were down |
from Jacksonport Saturday.
Martin Bros, carry the finest
line of canned vegetables and |
fruit in Newport. Try them.92 j
Watch our ads for the most
extraordinary offer ever pub-;
fished.— Palace Jewelry Store.
For sale or trade for town,
property, my residence in East (
Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens tf.
Martin Bros, are sole agents i
for Golden Gate and Baker’s
Steel Coffee, finest coffee grown.
Joseph M. Berger. Jr., left
Friday night for Jonesboro for a
few days’ visit; his uncle. Marcus
Berger is again seriously ill.
Any old thing will do to go a
ashing witmbut for swell affairs
Irst have jvour fine garments
cleaned, dJed and pressed at |
Newport fb ye and Cleaning;
kVorks. * 32btt> b
I. D. Price for the latest Sheet
Music. 30btf
Comic valentines at I. D.
Price’s. 33 btf
Hon. Jerry C. South, of Moun
j tain Home, was at the Creighton
! Friday night going to Little
! Rock.
Mrs. Walter Lewis, who has
j been visiting relatives, returned
to her home in Colorado Springs,
Col., Wednesday.—Augusta Free
Press.
W. Sprigg Brown of Poplar:
Bluff is a candidate for probate
judge of Butler county, Missouri
and his Jackson county friends
hope he may land the plum.
Mrs. Arthur Fels was called
to Batesville Friday on account
of the serious condition of her
uncle Nathan Adler, at Bates
ville, who is in a serious condi
tion from a broken limb.
All parties wanting to take1
embroidery lessons please call to
see me so the embroidery silks
can be ordered at once. Will j
begin my last class Monday.
3t Mrs. T. J. Copeland, j
zyee tne elegant new wmte
goods for shirtwaists and;
suits fust received a t
Chas. Meyer’s Great Bar
gain Store. d&wtf
Mr. J. P. House of Newport, aj
long time resident of Augusta,1
and respected citizen of Wood
ruff county was mingling with
his friends on our streets this
week.—Augusta Free-Press.
Miss Lottie Campbell has re
turned from a month’s visit to
Newport, where she was the
guest of Mrs. B. W. Stainback
and other hostesses. Miss Camp
bell was the honoree at a num- (
her of beautiful social functions ,
during her visit. — Arkansas ■
Democrat. <
J. M. Malone will have a de- <
livery wagon for the city trade 1
aut February 1st and wili be t
prepared to deliver your grocer- 1
ies promptly. Everything fresh (
ind new in our stock. Give us s
i trial order. It will be thank- £
fully received. A share of your 1
business is respectfully solicited, i
'hone No. 88. (lullette’s old j e
stand. 36 d6t i a
_i
I. D. Price for Rubber Stamps.
Souvenir post card valentines
at I. D. Price’s. 38 btf
For typewriter Supplies call on
I. D. Price. 30 btf
For dray at any hour call up
Hazel hotel. 83dtf
I. Price for Blank Books and
Office Stationery of all kinds.
For Paper Napkins and Tissue
Paper, call on I. D Price. 30btf
Try some of Martin Bros’,
“old-fashioned” Sugarhouse Mo
lasses and Buckwheat Flour. 92
We are up to date with bright
new goods. Come and see.—
Palace Jewelry Store. b7
Hear the new Edison Phono
graph at the Palace Jewelry
Store Feb. 1, 2 and 3. 36b6tj
Everybody invited to hear and j
see the New Edison Phonograph
at the Palace Jewelry Store.
Everything fresh and good in
the grocery line at R. D. Den
nis. ’ ’Phone No. 167. 17d-tf
Shoes will go positively at cost
during the ten days’ clearing
sale at the St. Louis Shoe Store.!
Parties wanting their houses
numbered in compliance with the
city ordinance, call on J. W. Jack
son. 06dtf
The clearing sale at the St.
Louis Shoe Store, beginning on
January 30, 1906. Ten days
only. ' 35b7t
White River has fallen to 21,
feet on the Newport gauge and
the decline is now expected to
be rapid.
Mrs. Estelle Claridge is visit-j
ing her daughter, Mrs. Marcus:
Brewer at South McAlester, i
Indian Territory.
Money to loan on city property |
at 8 per cent on terms to suit the |
borrower. Apply to Phillips & i
Ferguson Agency. 18-dlm j
Rev. T. VV. Fisackerly, of the
Methodist Orphanage at Little
Rock, was in the city Saturday i
going to Batesville.
Promptly at 7 o’clock p.m. till'
9p.m., free exhibition of the;
Edison Phonograph at the Pal- i
ace Jewelry Store. 36b6t j
For quick delivery, telephone
your orders for all kinds of
groceries to R. D. Dennis’, Cor.
Lake and Beech. ’Phone No. ,
167. 17d-tf
Poplar Bluff is rejoicing after
a season of lamentation. A depu
tation of its citizens has been
assured by the Iron Mountain
management that the passenger
division will not be removed to
Hoxie.
J. W. Davis sustained quite a
loss last week when his ferry
boat at the Burns’ ferry floated j
off with the high tide. Mr.
Davis however was lucky in one
particular, he was with the boat
when it broke loose, and in try
ing to save it came near getting
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Rock Correspondent.
There are many novelty feat
ures imported from Europe for
this famous company besides the
singers appearing in scenes from
Gounods’ Grand Opera “Faust;” j
Wagners’ “Parsifal;” Verdi’s;
Aida,” ,11 Trovatore,” etc., by !
the National Grand Opera Com
pany, which comes to Newport, |
Tuesday night, February 6th. ;
Among the great artists of this !
excellent organization are the j
Duchess Gertrude Dudley, the1
lineal descendant of the original
Duchess Dudley and the holder j
if the title today, with a clear
soprano voice of exceedingly
arge range. Miss Clara Mae
Hammer is an American by birth,
jut went abroad when quite!
mung, studying with the Great I
Vlasters and appearing as prima
lonna in Paris, Milan, Pesaro, j
;tc. She has a pure soprano
mice and great dramatic force.
Jeorge Jenkins, tenor, appre-1
:iates and understands and is
naster of all classes of music, j
l. F. Kuehne, Basso Cantata,
las sung in the principal theatres
if the world and made-a biilliant
uccess everywhere. Mile. Rose :
licardi, the brilliant violinist, I
las full claim to the title “gen- |
is,” which her artistic work has h
arned for her; and others of ’
bility.
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SEASON J 905-1906
To HOT SPRINGS, ARK.,
And to certain Texas points and other well
known resorts in the
SOUTH and WEST
Via Iron Mountain Route
Tickets on sale daily November 1st to April 30th, 1906,
with full return limit June 1st, 1906.
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DANIEL DELANEY,
j Traveling Passenger Agent, St. Louis.
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