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NEWPORT INDEPENDENT*;
R. F.TDrummond Bdg. Newport,
on Upper Front Street. Arkansas.
Read the Daily Independent
BOD IS POUND
IN THE RUINS.
Colbert Adams’ Body Found in
Debris After Fire in Mill at
Bueua Vista Saturday.
Camden, March 13.—Informa
tion reached here today of the
burning of the planer building
and drying kiln belonging to S.
A. Graves at Buena Vista, nine
miles southwest of Camden.
After the flames died down a
body was seen in the ruins
which proved to be that of Col-1
bert Adams, a 16-year-old step
son of C. B. Hicks, who lives
four miles north of that place.
The head and both legs of the
boy below the knees were burned
off.
The coroner is investigating.
Mr. Graves lost about 60,000 feet
of lumber and the pine planing
machinery, with no insurance.
Br.AI'PCP.D BEAMS.
Err. Mr. Vic!: has regular ap
pointments to hold services at
the Baptist church at 11 a. m.
every second Sunday. Preach
ing at the Methodist church every
first Sunday at 11 a. m. Rev.
Mr. Johnson holds services at the
Methodist church. Sunday school
regular at 10 a. m. at the Bap
| tist church, 2 p. m. at Methodist
church.
A heavy rainfall visited Brad
ford Saturday night.
Our town is improving in side
walks.
Wm. Barnes of Poplar Bluff is
visiting his mother here.
Call on F. Wood for frames at
j Bradford. You See Who.
BIG CROWD HEARS
WOOD AT COTTON PLANT.
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Cotton Plant, Ark., March 13.
—Judge Carroll D. Wood, candi
date for governor, spoke in the
opera house here Friday after
noon at 1:30 o’clock. The house
was crowded. Judge J. V. Bour
land represented Jeff Davis.
This little city has been and is for
Judge Wood, though the crowd
assembled this afternoon showed
quite a number of Davis sup
porters. The crowd was patient,
attentive and polite and was one
of the largest political gather
ings ever held in the city since
Davis on his first canvass for
governor came through Cotton
Plant and made a 10-minutes talk
from the rear end of the car
platform some few years ago.
AGED MAN DEAD.
Eureka Springs, March 13.—
Thompson Ramsey, aged 79, died
suddenly at his home in Green
Forest Thursday night. After
eating supper he complained of
weakness, and while being
fanned he coughed and expired.
He was an ex-Confederate, a
Mason and a resident of Carroll
county for over sixty years.
CHILD BITTEN BY MAD DOG.
Beebe, March 13.—A mad dog
was killed near Beebe yesterday,
but not until the cur had bitten
one child and quite a lot of stock
and dogs. The child is a 3-year
old girl whose parents, Mr. and
i Mrs. Pleas Smith, live near Ward.
An application of a madstone has
been resorted to, but whether it
will result in preventing hydro
phobia is a question that a few
days’ time will settle.
EPIDEMIC CLOSES
KNOBEL SCHOOLS.
Knobel, March 13.—The pub
lic schools of this place were
| forced to close for the term yes
1 terday because of the numerous
cases of whooping cough and
measles among the children.
Redfield, March 13. — W. F.
| Campbell of this place will leave
in a few days for Scotland, and
will be gone two or three months.
Mr. Campbell has been away for
| twenty-three years.
NEW UNE\RECORDS ,
just MARCH.
Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf
Railroad.
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One way, $6.50. I Corsicana, Waco, Ft. Worth, Dallas,
Round trip, $10.00. I Gainesville, Greenville, Commerce, Sher
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Memphis To
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General Passenger, Agent,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
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