Miss Nell Gorman, a popular
young lady of Forrest City, left
this morning for Augusta, af
ter a visit to Miss Lutie Mae
Stephens.
Prof. Ernest Williamson fin
ished his work in the assessor’s
office and left for his home at
Tuckerman this morning to rest
awhile before his school begins.
A. R. James, who recently re
turned from Hot Springs, was
down Wednesday from Tucker
man and will leave Sunday for
Colorado Springs to visit his
brother, Clifford.
Lis- Night
r A« OPERA HOUSE
| Amateur Night
Bg.'We will hold it open to any
will perform, speak,
■jp lecture, dance or anything
& clean, up to the starting
tonight.
Iso Three Good Reels of
Moving Pictures.
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rill Show The Coronation I
King Edward Tomor
row Night. |
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jmd enj oy the e vening. |
all to enter the
teur performances.
- 5c and 10c
itat*
In
of
from
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cash
inhibit,
class,
'and $25
o be de
f, but by
n by ex
t does not
s. All in
ld to the
ted in the
n this con
the largest
awards will
rs in rotation,
ng the secretary
. enter this contest
_ reservation of space
mber 8 will be credited
points in this contest. There
s no charge for exhibit space or
booths in the agricultural, horticultur
al, art, textile and culinary depart
ments, and premiums on any article
shown count in this contest. Counties
holding county fairs should enter un
der the auspices of their association,
and the secretaries should at once re
serve space. In counties which hold
no fairs, it only requires someone to
take the lead, notify the secretary to
reserve space for the county, then
work up interest and get the people
to send their exhibits. Commercial
clubs should represent their counties
in this, or a live real estate man.
Where there is no fair association or
commercial club, one or two hustling
boosters can easily work up a county
exhibit. The merchants of any enter
prising town if propery approached
will readily subscribe to a joint fund
sufficient to guarantee the expense of
getting an exhibit to the State Fair, in
order to encourage their citizens and
farmers to greater enterprise q.n.d to
advertise their section at the fair. Ex
hibits other than live stock and poul
try, can be shipped by payment of
freight one way, that is, paying for
shipment to the fair, and exhibits will
be returned free, or if disposed of
while at the fair, as fruit and most
agricultural products can be, then the
prepaid charges will be refunded by
the roads. Prizes won in this con
test by counties under auspices of
county fairs, will be paid to the fair
association of such county. Where
commercial clubs or merchants bear
the expense of getting county exhibits
in, it can be paid to these or distribut
ed prorated among the exhibitors as
agreed on by them during the fair.
Catalogs and premium lists are now
being sent out. Write for a copy, study
It and see what you think you can ex
hibit.
ALL ARKANSAS FAIR VISITORS
Can Get Good Accommodations at
Very Reasonable Rates.
Hot Springs, Ark.— (Special.) —
Visitors to the Arkansas State Fair
need not fear the usual inconven
iences incident to great gatherings.
What is more, they will not be sub
ject to the petty “hold-ups” usually
encountered on such occasions. Hot
Springs is the greatest convention
city in the South, and well capable
in hotel faiclities to accommodate
50,000 people at one time. Coming
to the State Fair you can get good
service for from $1^0 per day up,
and if you want rooms only, at 75c
to $2 per day, and on the fair
grounds and in the city excellent res
taurants serving good meals at from
25c up. No “hold-ups,” because the
Hot Springs people, catering all the
time to the traveling public, know
both the wrong and the folly of it.
Besides, the competition is so great
! this would prevent it, if nothing else.
How to Get 'Em.
j Hot Springs, Ark.— (Special.)—On
i the letter head of an Arkansas town
j “Boosters' Club" writing the secretary
I of the State Fair making an exhibit,
are the words: “We want Citizens,
Factories, Mills, Banks, Fanners, De
j velopers.”
That’s good. That Boosters’ Club
■ knows how to get ’em. It’s-coming tc
I the State Fair with a fine exhibit oi
the resources of it’s section, and from
among the thousands of prospectors
from other states who will be at the
; fair studying the resources of the va
rious sections, will get citizens, fac
tories, mills, banks, farmers and de
i velopers
Low Rates Made by Railroads
The railroads of Arkansas, always
alive to the best Interests of the
state, are doing their best to mak<
1 the coming State Fair at Ho
j Springs the most successful in th<
history of the fair association. The;
have not only granted the low rate o
one fare for the round trip to Ho
Springs during the fair, but have is
sued much literature calling attentloi
to the state's matchless resource!
iUfti
Newly furnished, large front
room. Rent reasonable. Tele
phone 283.
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For Sale.
One 12 horse power Fairbanks
Morse Gasoline Engine. Apply
l
Wanted.—Men to cut zuw
cords of wood. Apply to Man
tooth Bros. 23b7.
tart Today
I Copyright 1509, by C. E. Zimmerman Co.--Vo. 4
ri he flotsam and jetsam of life never were for
tunate enough to have the proper advice to start a bank
account. Nothing establishes permanency, and nothing
means so much toward retaining it, as money in the
bank.
ARKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO.
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NEWPORT. ARKANSAS
Do not allow your kidney and
backache, headache, nervous
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.
Good housekeepers use the
best. That's why they use Red
Cross Ball' Blue. At leading
grocers, 5 cents.
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I We are offering the following goods at cost while they last Q
Herrick Refrigerators Hammocks 8
Quick Meal Gasoline Ranges Porch Furniture |
» Ice Cream Freezers Screen Doors 8
8 Water Coolers 8
We are making thi3 sacrifice in order to make space g
S for our large stock of Fall Goods which are aniving daily, jjf
| Rogers Hardware ~ | _ |
SHOWED HIM THE TOWN.
When you want to show youi
visiting friends the sights of the
town and the vicinage, be sure
you have a stylish and otherwise
satisfactory turnout—speedy
well-groomed horses, up-to-date
and well kept buggy, carriage 01
runabout. ’ Your first call shoulc
be at Lofbin’s well equipped liv
ery stable. Prices moderate
j Horses boarded. _
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