, the indcponden;
PERCY H. Y A n I *
Publisher (»ml * «j
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SUBS( Kir n< -s no Kk
Daily—Sint’• * 1
weak, 10 c-nt* ,« a «* ** *
par year, $4 **v •■ ■ • * *» "'‘lf "•
ta city, by : =»* m.u#
Wb«Kly |i >*< «>« ?**“% ”■'* ■* * 15
advance
Entered at 'fi« t*- ate*1 % "'••par*
Arkansan. •• **.•>» ***** ■**•*
tar.
Kammmmmmn .. 1 ■1 —' •""»* mmmmmm.
TUCK KK 'i V N » w "
Will Mum >h l**"1
Saturday mg i> t»**
attended Ma-"->ih. lodger
A .Rieglei i
the first of the >■ • < '
on business.
J. E. Willhu>»* ' " » «
tional Bank oi h i- u»« » *|*m
a few days tin dr t >l m- **« k
out of town on hu liWUf.
Born on 1* rnl night -1
and Mrs. Lindh 1 •»
boy.
Mrs. Tad Brad
cied Saturday o ■ ,i» f ! I N
at her home in ■ n *• 1<
Bradley was >■ 1 ' >
• as the (laugh!. m, la
James Cleveland * *
eral years ago v
.as married t1 1 • 1 •* 11,1
Tad Bradley, eight* ar r
to which union t( hikin'
•ere born one ■ ■ ' ’
infancy of which 1 r* In >
. Irs. Bradley wa .mu -rled
early girlhood
lember of the < s
she became a men r t 1 n«
Baptist church
something like - u
of which church
sistent and faith! d •
til her death. Si ■ >< *
. rothers and tin*
sorrow-stricken In.sham! two
. hildren and ah* *H
'yhe funeral sen *
ducted by her pa 1 *
G. R. Tyler of li
sas, and burial at I a a cm* ev
en Nov. 1, 1914. i Oi a
lost one of her l>* <
the husband a fait Id
the children a dee* i- *
Mrs. Shaver of I \ Mm
is visiting her son. \\ M
er, and her daught* i \l
lernigan, of this pi
See us when in in
surance or notary w-*rk
son County Realty C<»., i ueker
;ian. Ark. »l.
The Rev. li T\ I* R«
tor spent Saturd.
• in the town. He
family to this t->\- - r
brst of the year
Mrs. Joe Metca! - I rd\
spent a few days tl - t u.
week in the town. - 'an - »
friend, Mrs. R. J. Sm
Mr. Strider’s sistei < md*. n
of Pangburn are \ ’ ay
ind Mrs. J. A. S' -
place.
Would you pay t
■rice of five yea; i
buy a home of you r m
nd quit renting
County Realty (Vr r
< rman, Ark.
“What’s Next”. gt
District Sohool”, wd >. j»t
d at the Masonic 1 ID*
November 10th, by id. 1 t
•all Team of Tuck i t *
School, under the d t.
Irs. Imogene Willi.*; = < u
proceeds to go toward • n
base uniforms for t! r
Following is the ca t < :
ters: Mr. Club, teach. \ r *n
Roberts; Polly Pope( iu-u -
Lola Roberts; Mr. I : •>
the deestrict school h, ,, t *
Armstrong; Mr. Mad. art
Dewey Roberts; Mi ,
'’earl Drake; Gertie Cud 1
maid, Ruby Neil Gai ■ ft
Wallace,widow, Alma M. ( . d ;
Zeph (Indians on tin n
Joyce Coe; Timothy l . n h
Rancher) Bryan Pari i
Nilly (Dude) Coe S
Servant Girl, Lola R<
iceman, Albert Coe; * .
Yermille Harrison, I: l
Rufus Anderson, and
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SffiWBIfflS SUSi 3S&31SSSZ!;
MID-SEASON SALE of SUITS and COATS |
The apparel quoted in this sale q™
this week, is correct as to style, 2N
the best tailoring and in every ^
way most desirable as though [ye
marked at the higher prices
which some of our competitors an)
are really selling them at. All we [Ug
want is just to show them to ^
you. Sizes for Misses and Worn- anl
en. US
$35, $30 and $25 Ladies’ Suits, yg
which are high grade garments,
in broadcloths, serge, cheviots ^
and Gaberdines, in newest (ue
shades and black_—$22-50 gS
$20.00, $17-50 and $15.00 suits 2™
■ in all the newest shades and ^
cloth_$12.50 (yg
$35.00, $30.00 and $25.00 coats s™
in crepe effects and bat wing Jjp
u: and Belle McCan, in all the col- jug
ors and the newest cloths * |P
only_$22.50
100 ladies’ suits, worth $15, Safi
$12.50 and $10.00_$7.50 we
100 ladies coats, assorted__$4.98
* HEINEM ANN’S®
DRYJG00D STORE |
Kntertain For Miss Mosby.
Mr and Mrs. Thos. B. Sam
- entertained a few of the
. people on Wednesday ev
\ ith a “500” party in hon
■ f \B Aline Mosby of New
l*.»t Arkansas, who has been
th• ! * the home of Mr.
H v * (). Powell. Post
rd* . u of Mission
i - i ** . it nil
\ 4 f . ( . “ k ■« Jjf tilfc'Y
rw*ll«s t * 11 and f i«*«t in book
;< f t • and presented bo Miss
•>!<■ by as a ^.uvenir of the even
ing uni >t Mission. At the close
of the games Mr. Fred'Volz
the high score and was
; . i ted a friendship scarf
pin. Miss Headrick holding the
nighest score for the young la
dies, was presented with a bou
quet of roses. Mis§ Mosby was
presented with a souvenir spoon
of Mission for guest of honor
prize and Mr. Powell was award
ed the “booby”, a corncob pipe,
with instructions to “smoke up”.
Miss Mosby’s visit has been a
great pleasure to her friends in
Mission, and they bid her fare
well on this occasion with real
regret, for she was leaving the
next day for her home, but min
gled with regrets were the hopes
1 that she would soon pay Mission
another visit.—Mission (Texas
Citizen.
GOOD NEWS
We are coming to you with a bit
of good news, something that we know
wili please you.
The prices on most all groceries have
been reduced from 10 to I 5 per cent.
Also many things in t ie dry goods de
partment are much lower and we are
<r>ht there with these reductions and will
II you your groceries and dry goods
Salt Meat_11 7-8c
. Roast Coffee- -15c l
tatoes, per bushel- -85c !
1 o R« mnants, a yard--2 l-2c
__40c and up |
v ladies’ Amoskeag gingham dresses made
, ' , belt effects and Glastonberry styles,
Hih a' ’ double the price only-$1.89
( cut iff on all ladies’ coats Saturday, Novem
BOWEN’S
I CASH STORE
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4
Report of the Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK !
At Newport Arkansas'. At the Close'
Of Business, October 31, 1914.
--
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.$408,465.28
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured. 2,932.85 '
U. S. Bonds depi.')i|g|^- j
secure circulation.1.. 50,000.00;
U. S. Bonds to secure
Postal Savings.... 5,000.00 t
Other Bonds to secure
Postal Savings. . TTT. . ..'. 2,976.50
Bonds, Securities, etc.
(other than Stocks). 28,244.19
All other stocks. 5,654.56
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures.. 6,000.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents). 22,843.83
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies and Savings... 4,405.36
Due from approved Reserve
Agents in Central Cities.. 50,493.89
Checks and other Cash
Items. 3,053.90
Notes of other National
Banks . 1,690.00
Fractional Paper Curren
cy, Nickels and Cents .... 1,310.35
Lawful Money Re
serve in Banks,
viz: $14,109.75
Specie . 22,000.00 36,109.75
Redemption fund with
with U. S. Treasurer
(5 per cent of circula
tion.). 2,500.00
Total.$631,680.46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.$ 50,000.00'
Surplus fund. 50,000.00
Undivided Profits, less
Expenses and Taxes
paid. 101,346.54
Reserved for taxes. 800.09
National Bank Notes
outstanding. 49,600.00
Due to other National
Banks. 16,344.48
Due to State and Private
Banks and Bankers. 17,685.25
Dividends unpaid. 75.00 j
Individual deposits sub
ject to check. 337,439.53
Demand certificate.of
deposit. 79.20
Postal Savings deposits... 6,062.84
Liabilities other than those -
stated above. 2,247.62
Total.$631,680.46
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County of Jackson, ss:
I, W. T. Parish, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
W. T. PARISH, Cashier.
CORRECT—Attest:
W. A. BILLINGSLEY,
C. J. SAENGER,
NORMAN C. WOLFF,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day of November, 1911.
C. P. BANDY, Notary Public.
My Commission expires July 15,
1914.
Young Man Mult Have Friends.
For boya and young men friendship
is a prime necessity of existence.
When a man has established himself
In life and the Interests of home and
vife and family have absorbed him,
ie may, perhaps dispense with friend
hip But as long as he Is young, un
lijnrried and unsettled, ne Is a*
rit ;;jSnds'>Ip cs on air or
.'Wit
Good for Honing Razors.
People who h6ne their own raiorf
will be Interested In the statement In
one of the magazines that what is
known ss "cuttlefish paper" tnakei ;
an Ideal material for th* rapid honing
of razors, surgical lns'r ments. etc
This paper lr ■ SS by ds«tl*tl |
for polishing gold fl'llngs and If
coated- wltl an sbrasu.* sub ance o* j
remarkably flue gml->
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f he Most Popular American Book Made Into The Most PopU||
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