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Daily—Single copy, 5
per month. 10 cents; per
carrier in city, hy mail
_Weekly— 51.00 ,»«»• y=“r
Entered at the postoffice Newport, Ark , as
,je n 1-class mail matter.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Shuford’s Daily makes deliv
eries to all parts of the city and
gum a* tees you good milk and
cream. Phone 288. dtf
Dr. F. G. Smith, who has been
in bad health for several weeks
has not been so well for
pas tfew days.
Knox mends sho- • cheap. Ill
Walnut street.
Mrs. L. E. Willis left this;
morning for St. Louis, to visit;
her brother’s family fur a few'
weeks.
Hickory r' ove Wood—any size!
load. --Jim. U. Left in, Jr. Phone;
58. 18dtf. |
Homer O’Neal left this, morn-j
ing for Poplar Bluff, Mo., to j
spend several days with his
father.
Ladies you should go io Hein
emann’s and see their line of the
celebrated Argersinger gio\ cs |
for dri\ing, riding, automobiling;
and the finest of dress gloves in
all colors. Guaranteed. .They
are simply nifty. 17d6.
W. D. McLain will take your
order for either Pennsylvania or
Arkansas hard coal. Better
place your order early. 85dft
• Charles F. Cole, of Batesville,
referee in bankruptcy, was a
guest at the Hazel Hotel today
while here on business.
For drayage, see B. G. Gra
ham, the transfer man. Phone
334. OOdtf
Will Guynn, o*f Little Rock,
left on No. 3 Tuesday for home
after a visit to his mother. Mrs.
John I. Guynn.
Louis was the guest of Miss
Rina Price last night en route
to Elmo to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bateman.
W. K. Surridge, of Black
Rock, and V. G. Richardson, of
AUcia, spent today in our city
having returned from Heber
Springs hist night.
Mrs. A. T. L. Stevens and
Mrs. Andrew Stevenson, of Sr,
Louis who have been visiting
friends in Batesvilk- -av
pected home this evening.
Mis - Stc ■ ' • ichern oi a
phis arrived yesterday ;n. -.-r
noon’ to visit her uncle. Cap
tain T. B. St illin and a mil
Hon. S. Brundridge of Sw.vcy
was a passenger through New
port Tuesday en route to Mam
moth Springs, where he will ad
dress the annual meeting of 1 in
Blue and the Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McDonald |
and three daughters, Misses Ad ,
die, Rosalvn and Mary, return
ed last evening from Heber
Springs, where they enjoyed a
several weeks’ stay at that pro
gressive little city, which is des
tined to become one of the fa-1
mous health resorts or Arkan
sas.
Mr. and Mrs. Crook and Mr. j
Clarence Crook will entertain in- j
formally for their guests Mr.;
and Mrs. Champ Sipmson and
Miss Sidway, next Friday night
from 8 o’clock to 11. There are
no invitations except this notice
and they will be much pleased
to meet all their friends at the!
stated hour.
TONICHT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23RD
| at OPERA HOUSE I
—
Wednesday === Amateur Night
FUN FOR ALL
THREE PRIZES given for three numbers; for songs,
recitals, plays, tricks or anything. Join in with us;
get particulars at Busy Bee, as we wrant Amateur
performers every Wednesday night.
TWO GOOD SHOWS TONIGHT
I Rain cr Shine, the following Subjects
1“Home Made Mince Pie”
“At Double Trouble
Ranch”
■v Two Bi^ Shows Starling Promptly at 7:45
Second Show at 9 o’clock. f
ADMISSIONS
Children, age 12 and Under 5c
Adults. 10c ^
| ' Wednesday night we want three selections from any ||
one in song, play, tricks, dancing or anything clean. |jj
Make application at Busy Bee. The audience will be ||
the judges and decide the giving of prizes. The first P
best act, anyone, large or small, girl or boy, man or p
woman will be 51.00 in Cash. g§
Second prize 50 cents. Third 25 cents. Get busy p
and get first prize and let us have fun together. g
One thing in particular: all must he clean acts and 8?
! we will stand for no vulgarity.
crossed
1 Saturday
The score was G to 9
avor of Campbell.
Miss Callie Yaulner, of Diaz,
has been visiting MBs Bertha
Dameron the past week.
Little Helen Dameron is on
the sick list at this writing.
William Yearly, (A Harper
School House, spent Sunday
with Austin Dameron.
Otto and Allei Dume.ro
Sunday with their gran A; ’her.
Mrs. M. A. Dameron.
Her. Brownlov. JAyio: w 1 .
began a protracted meeting a.
Oak Drove Saturday night, Aug.
2G. Wild Hose.
inglesidc.
Heavy rains stih conti at. B
this locality. Every thing BgA
0. K., but awful muddy.
Corn seems to be holding its
own, but cotton is losing back
Too much rain for the bot
toms to make the cotton it
should. If the rain would' hold
off thirty days the cotton would
hold three to five hundred
pounds more to the acre, oa‘
with the outlook now it looks as
though the decrease will be from
a bale down to between half and
three quarters bale per acre.
There was not much damage
done by the river here, the esti
mation was really too high in
the river report last week. A let
ter from St. Paul, Ark., says the
rains has been falling heavily
for the past week on the head
of White river.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates returned
from a trip to Independence
county Sunday.
Mr. Varnell is doing some
rafting this week. He will start
for Augusta the last part of
the week. Mr. Jones Carr and
Willie McDougal are logging
here at present.
The whooping cough seems to
be all the go here. To those who
have never had it is welcome to
come, but rather you would stay
away until irost.
Those who want hard cypress
boards two feet in length will
please let Lewis Turner know at
his home on the Doc Gamble
place. Any amount you wish
from 2,000 to 20,000.
There will be preaching at
Stephens’ School next Sunday
at 11:30.
I am in favor of the corres
pondents of this paper having a
picnic.
Success to all.
Crow Foot.
Balch.
The rainy weather continues
and is damaging crops in this
vicinity, especially pea hay.
Mrs. E. L. Balch returned
home Wednesday after -pend
ing a few days with her sister,
Mrs. S. W. Smith, at Eight Mile.
Dr. Pippen, of Amagon, has
bought the Riley sawmill and
gin and is moving it to his farm.
Chas. Balch and Oral Cook
went to Newport Thursday.
The 1. O. O. F. barbecue here
Saturday was well attended con
sidering the muddy roads and
change in dates. Those present
from Newport were: Repre
sentative G. L. Grant, Sheriff
Neal, Circuit Court Clerk G. R.
Hays, Deputy Sheriff J. F. Mc
Cuistion, William Wishon and
Clyde Wood. Everybody seemed
to enjoy themselves and report
ed that they got plenty of good
things to eat. G. L. Grant, Wil
liam Wishon, G. R. Hays and J.
F. McCuistion all made short but
interesting speeches.
There was baptising at Law
ton’s Ford on Cache river Sun
day by Rev J. N. Ball. Four
converts were baptised.
This part of the county will
ussell
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E CREAM
SOFT DRINKS 01 API.
KINDS.
infections. (igars and Tobacco
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solicit your patronage and .
premise courteous service-.
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LINE BOATS AND
BARGES.
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Wine- •alld Door Fl’al:
( llUlV ii PeWn, Pulpit -
Furniture.
Mi le to Order.
Wes1 Plum Sir--..
NF.WPuRT. ARK AN
more tom i;k, l\ 1ornisu c■ = i .
didate for county ohu-c in P.
next primary in the- per-on of
J. If. Aitkins. lie is an n -piram
to the office of coun i y surveyor
and should he be successful v. iii
make an efficient officer. He is a
very progressive citizen, and
takes pride in the upbuilding of
his neighborhood. This is the
first time Richwoods township
has offered a candidate for a
county office and we should stay
with him to a man anti lend him
our best support.
Come on Neighbor Ait kens.
RESULTS THAT REMAIN.
Are Appreciated By Newport
People.
Thousands who suffer from
backache and kidney complaint
have tried one remedy after an
other. finding only temporary
benefit. This is discouraging,
but there is one special kidney
medicine that cures permanent
ly and there is plenty of proof
right here in Newport.
Here is the testimony of one
who used Doan’s Kidney Pills
years ago, and now states that
the cure was lasting.
Airs. 0. W. Blackburn, Mal
colm Ave., East Newport, Ark.,
says: “I gladly confirm the tes
timonial which I gave in praise
of Doan’s Kidney Pills some
years ago. The cure this reme
dy made has been permanent,
but I still take a few doses oc
casionally as a kidney tonic. At
one time I was greatly annoyed
by a dull pain in the small of my
back and I always felt tired and
languid. The secretions from (
my kidneys bothered me and
other symptoms of kidney com
plaint were present. Doan’s (
Kidney Pills, which I obtained
at Dutton’s Drug Store, soon
brought about a change for the
better and my experience con
vinced me of their merits."
For sale by ail dealers. Price
50 cents. FosteivMilburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
! for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s
j and take no other.
i Dr. C. H. Brough, head of the
i chair of economics at the Uni
versity of Arkansas, was in the
city yesterday, on his way to
Lonoke, where he made an ad
dress at a picnic held at Eagle
park. Dr. Brough made two ad
j dresses at Newport Sunday.—
| Gazette.
.. .mm ! jggg-SHR
Walter Ingram
BARBER SHOP
Now Open to Serve The Pub
lic. Good Work.
THREE CHAIR SHOP
202 Vs Front Street.
Call and Give us a Trial.
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to ' t <>..••• ot lli;: mo.'. m Relive,
remedies 1 or kidney and bladder
ailments, that medical science
h ? devist 1. \Y E it EVENS. .
Special Rates Via E n Mountain
•S2L>.70 > Det roi . 2 ich. and
return Air 21st to 2bth. Ae
coimt Nat '••• : ( oiiwi;; ion ljoy- i
a! Order o' .*Io:> btd.
i ,MS> Oil;: Mt U i A) -S Ot
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Kidney H nubia and i m iils it j
breeds m-a ms lost time a, ., lost:
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pay to m .' y a working man. i
\E Baler'. !:.E i T.Etla Penn a St..
■ ; r. a tor. 1 lb. v ’ o bad from
: id v ami hl.ehh r umible ttial
b 1 could no! work. 1 til lie says:
tool: Kopy Kidney Pills j or i
■ aiy a snort time and got en-j
i livly \-. ell.and was soon able to
go b ci\ io v. orb, and am feeling j
wall -.nd haallhiev than before.”;
E bay Kidney Pills am ionic in
tion, quick in re mlts - - a good ■
fi-ii nd io the working man or.
woma- who suffers from kidney’
ills.—W. E. P,EVENS.
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothin':. Svrt i> lias Iwcti
ise.1 for over SIXTY YEARS I.- millions ol
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with I’ERI'ECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOITENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS alll'AIN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for JLHARRHOCA. It is al.
solutely harmless. He sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup,” and take n > other
kind. Tweuty-five teats a bottle.
Do not allow your kidney and
bladder trouble to develop be
yond the reach of medicine.
Take Foley Kidney Pills. They
give quick results and stop ir
regularities with surprising
promptness.—W. E. BEVENS. !
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| Qu’c t Meal Gasoline Ranges
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