Continuation of the
Big Clearing Sale
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We have decided to continue our Clearing Sale for
, TEN DAYS to give all our customers an
opportunity to buy first-class merchandise for
very little money.
All goods have been marked down regardless of
cost.
WOLFF-GOLDMAN MERCANTILE COMPANY.
We Are the GENERAL OUTFITTERS. We Are the
People. Pe°Pfe
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“When you would purchase Jewelry”
ShHSHSv Says the “Palace man ’ to me ;
HHHb Just drop into my place, -j ;
WBBKBm And see what you can see,
Of Sterling there’s no limit,
And Our Cut Glass all aglow,
While our line of sparkling Diamonds
Their dazzling beauty show.
We’re making a special price this week,
Don’t let the chance go by,
'For if you fail to purchase now
^B You’ll regret it till you die.”
I PALACE JEWELRY STORE.
jPeriPand THERE.J
Feather Dusters at 1. D. Price’s
For dray at any hour call up
Hazel hotel. 83dtf
S. Sachs of Jonesboro was in
the city Friday.
White Silk and Jack Rabbitt
Flour at Bowen’s Cash Store.
Fresh country butter, eggs,
chickens and ducks at Bowen’s
Cash Store. 21-btf
For Rent—2 unfurnished rooms
to couple without children at 419
Main street. 28 d 6t.
For Sale—My home in East
Newport is for sale. No. 600.
14d4w A. B. Drummond.
Sidney and Allen Mayfield, of
Batesvilie were in the city Thurs
day night en route to Little
Rock.
Prompt delivery is our boast.
Telephone your order in and the |
cook will be given plenty of time
to cook our meats. H. A. Stiles
Any old thing will do to go a ‘
1 fishing with but for swell affairs ’
irst have your fine garments ;
eaned, dyed and pressed at 1
pport Dye and Cleaning
j 32btf ,v
office of his honor, Es-! v
rith,Thursday after- v
. m. Mr. Fred Croft an a
lie, Term, and Miss b
nt, p
Skates at 1. D. Price’s.
Martin Bros, carry the finest
line of canned vegetables and
fruit in Newport. Try them.92
For sale or trade for town
property, my residence in East
Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens tf.
Martin Bros, are sole agents !
for Golden Gate and Baker’s '
Steel Coffee, finest coffee grown.
Ivey Martin left for Browns- '
ville, Tenn. Thursday afternoon,
After a short visit to his two
brothers here.
Mrs. Robert West of Diaz who
has been in Hot Springs for the |
past two weeks, writes that she j
is improving rapidly.
1 want your business and will i
-ry to please you. Fresh and i(
mred meats of all kinds, r ish '
n season, at 11 A. Stiles’.
There will be an important j
neeting of the Knights of Pyth- j
as tonight in the lodge room, all
nembers being urged to attend. ^
The Saturday Afternoon Card v
dub will not meet tomorrow but
5a turd ay, February 3 with
disses Futrall and Foster at the j
lome of Mrs. Gus Martin.
We hear of ways and ways but 1
/e believe in the way we follow
/hichisthe best way. Try our v
;ay when your delicate silks h
nd otner fine garments and fa- b
rics need cleaning, dy
ressing, etc. — N
leaning1
I. I). Price for the latest Sheet;
Music. 30btf
Jack Ware came in Thursday
night from a trip up the river.
H. A. Stiles’ meat market for
hurry-up orders. Successor to
Pettet & Stiles. 07-dtf
Go to the big sale. Some won
derful bargains are waiting for
you.—Sink & Martin. 24dtf
Everything fresh and good in
the grocery line at R. D. Den
nis. ’ ’Phone No. 167. 17d-tf
Money to loan on city property
at 8 per cent on terms to suit the
borrower. Apply to Phillips &_
Ferguson Agency. 18-dlm
John H. Keel was in the city
Thursday, on his way home to
Ingleside from a business trip of
several days to Little Rock.
The Busy Helpers will meet
with Mrs. C. W. Beard Monday
afternoon. The ladies will please
bring their aprons with them.
Two large feather beds for
sale—all goose feathers. Reas
on for selling, unable to use
them. Address this office, tf
For quick delivery, telephone
yrour orders for all kinds of!
groceries to R. D. Dennis’, Cor.
ii 1 t* . _ _i. >ni.__ xt „
cuiu XJCCA-IJ. X IIUIIC i.>U.
L67. 17d-tf
Mr-'. R. F. Drummond left for1
Searcy Friday morning for a two
lays’ visit to her daughter, Miss
Maude Drummond, at Galloway
college.
Refined and lubricating Oils,
either wholesale or retail, and
ispecial attention given to gin
and mill oil. at the Standard!
drocer Co. 41dtf
Good goods usually get the
business. Fresh and cured
neats of all kinds and the right
luality to please. Send yourj
irders to H. A. Stiles. 07dtf
White ri\Ter stood 2G.4 feet
Friday morning, which shows
he crest of the high water to
>e passsing. Saturday is ex
acted to register a slight fall.
Sauers Milling Co. of Evans
ille, 111., manufacture a special
ntent iiTaddi to their high
st. patent This extremely
igh grade is known as
Invincible.' is for sale by i
he Standard lGdtf 1
The town t the j i
orst nui Newport people d
ave to with. A num- j t
allowed to run a
a
1
ties should looi
and compel ttiej
cows to keep tl
A petition isj
in this city by
ardent admirerj
Pope of Osceoli
of the Methodf
have him appc
dent of the schJ
at Little Rock,
scholarly, Christian’
and would fill the pos^
credit. The petition ..
largely signed by his marj
port friends who hope he
the chosen one.
\ IN SOCIETY, j
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CLOVER CLUB.
A pleasant meeting of the
Clover club, was with Mrs. W. W
McMinn, Thursday afternoon,
the informality of it all making
a most delightful meeting the
first one in the last few weeks.
The gathering was unusually in
teresting, being attended by a
majority of the members and the
following invited guests, who
were Mesdames 0. D. Watson, |
B. W. Stainback, B. M. Crow,
George B. Norton, ReyburnPeay,
W. A. Smith, Ellen Tyler and
Joe Kennedy.
THURSDAY EUCHRE.
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Henry, was the scene
of a brilliant throng of society i
people Thursday evening, the
happy occasion being the regular!
meeting of the Euchre club, j
Prizes were awarded Mrs. B. B. !
Bond who was given an em
broidered lunch cloth and Joe
L. Bevens, whose gift was a sofa
pillow.
A lunch of unusual elegance
was served at a late hour and j
concluded a delightful evening
at cards.
The guest list numbered |
Messrs, and Mesdames George
K. Stephens, W. W. McMinn,
James L. Jones, B. B. Bond, 0.
D. Watson, W. W. Dutton, John j
Blanchard, C. W. Beard, H. E.
Cobb, R. M. Johnson, Arthur
Fels, Mrs. Reyburn Peay, Mrs.
Joseph M. Deadman, Mrs. B. W.
Stainback and Mrs. 0. S. Law
rence, Messrs, and Misses John
Stayton, Lotta Campbell, Joe L.
Sevens, Stephanie Fagan, Arthur!
Bailey, Louise Van Dyke, F. P.
Skipwith and Beulah Baird.
MUSICAL COTERIE.
The Musical Coterie held its
regular meeting Thursday. Al-1
though there were only a few j
members present the afternoon
was spent very pleasantly.
Miss Pearl Martin read a most
interesting paper on the lives of
Saint Saens and Rossini. The
Coterie ladies will give a ‘Valen
tine Tea’ on Feb. 14, the social
part of the evening being the j
main feature, and the small sum!
of 25 cents admission will be;
charged at the door. A Colonial!
entertainment will also be given
on Feb. 20.
These entertainments are being
given to help pay for the piano
and the ladies hope their friends i
Reporter, i
Coaster Badly Hurt.
Eureka Springs. Jan. 25—Last
night while coasting on one of <
the streets of this city, Lyle
Black was run over, his jawbone |
broken, five teeth knocked out, (
and internally injured. Another
ded containing several riders ran j
aver him. It is believed by the
ahysicians that he will recover. 1
Father Felled the Tree.
Prescott, Jan. 25—Tom Hilde
arand was cutting down
lear^iis house yes
>uf
complete yoar J_
(factions will be
Coast also.
THE BANK OF NE1
Solicits the acccounts of depositors w
the accommodations of a first-eJa^
equipped and reliable banking house
OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR(\
Geo. W. Decker, President. R. M. Joh?
A. D. Bailey, Vice Pres’t. Jas. L. Jr
Thos. J’ Graham. Ed. P. Shoffner.
Jos. M. Stayton, Dr. J. M. Jones. e*
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CARY SAFE C(T«
BUFFALO, N. Y
. . Manufacturers . .
EIRE and BURGLAR Pl l
VAULTS, LOCKS,
Contractors to United States
IL. L. BOWEN fl
Dealers in
Fine Wines, Liquors an^H