Laundry
C. H. WALTON
Proprietor.
called for and delivered
to all parts of the city.
Phone 150.
Agents Wanted In Every Town.
A. B. Drummond
Successor to Z. Q. Russell
212 Front Street.
ICE CREAM
AND SOFT DRINKS OF ALL
KINDS.
nfections, Cigars and Tobacco
' > solicit your patronage ann
premise courteous service.
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■wought to be saving; then when the
■ill have somthing to fall back upon.
pe Is The Money You Have
p Making all These Years?
land somebody else put it in the bank.
But your own money in the bank your
■ReTJther fellow save what you earn?
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(your largest profit?
and seejif you cannot save something on
LINE] RELIABLE INSUR
and HEALTH INSURANCE.
LTY COMPANY
■ YOU CAN RIDE IN STYLE
If you order in person, by postal
card or ’phone one of our elegant
and easy riding turnout-. Horse
matches the vehicle—both in
fine trim. The name, and repu
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BHBMlU servi.-.. is iitUi 1-..
VERY man should
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engage
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Special to the Inc
Spokane,
Sixteen hundrel
men tax-payers in SpokS!..
ty have been drawn by the coun?
ty clerk for service in the supe-:
rior court during the coming
year and from this list among
others the jurors will be selected
: to decide cases covering nearly j
every offense in the state code.1
The list includes society ma
trons, schoolteachers, clerks,
housewives and professed suf
fragists in Spokane, also women
| orchardists and poultry-growers
1 making their homes in the urban
districts.
The name of Mrs. May Ark
' wright Hutton, founder of the
Political Equality league of
Washington, who is rated to be
the richest mai l ied woman m.
Spokane, was no! drawn for the
reason she is not i gi stored as i
tax-payer. Mrs. Hutton, who is
the wife of a millionaire mine
operator, announces she will
have a piece of property regis
tered in Spokane, so that she will
be eligible for duty when the
next list is drawn. So far less
than a dozen women have said
. they will serve in the event their
names are drawn for the Sep
tember term of court in Spo
kane.
Big Boulders Fall From Bluff.
Three large boulders loosened
by the excessive rains of the last
few days fell from Penter’s
Bluff Monday afternoon, delay
ing passenger train 209 from
Joplin, about two hours. It was
estimated that the large boul
ders would* weigh 75 tons,
and it was necessary to use dy
namite in blasting them in parts
before it was possible to remove
them from the track.—Bates
ville Guard.
Quite a number of reports
have come in as to the unusual
effects of the high water, but
the latest requires a good deal
of faith to believe and some
won’t exercise the necessary
faith. Parties coming down
from Newport this morning
state that they saw three cars
of lumber floating down White
river, and that rivermen at New
port were trying to tow them to
the shore. It is not known
where the cars came from but
supposed to be from Jackson
port.—Searcy Citizen.
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Black Rock, Ark.
Manufacturer
and Patentee
of the only
successful
PEARLING TONGS
Patented March 4,
1902
August 18, 1903.
iTOrders Promptly Filled.
; is a caution to infringers.
the
G. L.
in the Missouri
at St. Louis the past
turned home Friday. G.
Gordon of Cotter had charge of
his section during his absence.
Oscar L. Roberts will leave
Wednesday for St. Louis for a
visit to his brother, William H.
Roberts.
Dr. W. H. Crigler of Newport
the popular veterinary surgeon,
was a business visitor to this
city Friday.
Miss Gertie Allen is quite ill,
with typhoid fever at this write-1
up.
Mrs. M. L. Hurley and daugh-1
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ter. Miss Nora of Newport, spent
Tuesday here the guests of rela
tives.
Miss Ollie Martin of Campbell
is spending a few days with
friends in the city.
Ben Vaulner of Augusta is
visiting homefolks this week.
Misses Myrtle and Beaulah
Armstrong spent Sunday at
Tuckerman, the guests of rela
tives.
Albert Yelverton of Claren
don, who has just returned from
the Philippine Islands, where he
has been in the service of Uncle
Sam, was here the past week vis
iting old friends and acquain
tances.
Two ball games are scheduled
for Saturday, one between the
Diaz school team and the Camp
bell team and the other between
the Diaz “Rounders” and the
“Tadpole” team.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Penix of
Hickory Grove spent Sunday
here the guest of relatives.
“Happy” Kendrick, the ever
popular “poet” and White River
Ry. engineer of Cotter, had bus
iness (?) here Sunday.
We understand that the Rev.
Mr. Umsted of Newport will be
gin a revival at this place Sun
day and that the services will be
held under a large tent. Let the
good work continue.
Thurman West has accepted a
position at Newport and the
“rounders union” has lost one of
its most faithful members.
J. U. Ard of Newport was in
Diaz on business Monday.
What about the proposed pic
nic correspondents? Only a
few have replied and as they
have approved the venture, why
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L. H. Davenport has been on
the sick list the past few day*.
We notice in a stray copy of
the Newport Morning Herald,
which happened in this neigh
borhood from “unknown causes”
that the editor oi that paper is
making false accusations against
“our editor” by trying to make
it appear that “our editoi is
guilty ol writing up niggc ‘
weddings etc. Now ye sci ibe
has been a reader of the Inde
pendent since its first issue and
! we can say that nothing like it
| has ever appeared on its pages.
He also tries to make it appear
that it is a Republican publica
tion disguised as an Independ
ent. Now, Cully, old sport, the
Independent has a good circula
tion here while your sheet is al
most unknown and if you vish
j to knock on the Independent you
| must use a different method to
1 the one you are now using.
L. E. Phant.
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Those Who Take Foley Kidney
Pills
For* their kidney and bladder
ailments,and for annoying urin
ary irregularities are always
grateful both for the quick and
permanent relief they afford,
i and for their tonic and strength
1 ening effect as well. Try Foley
Kidney Pills.—W. E. BEVENS.
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j best. That’s why they use Red
j Cross Ball Blue. At leading
j grocers, 5 cents.
Babbitt Metal 10c lb. at in
| pendent office. 61bt/
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e. R. GRAY
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Watson Building
Office Hours:
9 a. m. to 12 m.
3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Telephone Number 49.
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I i : Nt*v \iteclion Blue Home 01! Stoves I
Manufactures its own gas. I
r-< Xhe most perfect and most i
economical stove on the mar- P
kc-t. Before buying another J
kind, see your dealer or write 1
us. I
v,aters-Picrce Oil Co I
When in a rush for a suit or
trousers see Dobbins, the tailor.
I will make any style of trous
ers in eight hours, fall line now
on display. Hats cleaned,
steamed and blocked in one
hour, kid gloves a specialty.
Give us a trial on renovating
that suit.
Dobbins, French Dye and Clean
ing Works, 618 Front S.
Phone 265. V ji
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Phone 265. « ^18 Front Streetj^H m
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