WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Thursday creas
ing cloudiness.
y—(i O—*> o—o o—o o—Q
HERE \N1) THERE.
0—o 0-it O-<1 0—1) O-0
Barker's for mu»k. Ilbdtf.
S. G. Parker went to Walnut
Ridge this morning.
Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street. 32dtf
Miss Eva Paul arrived home
last evening from a visit to Pine
Bluff and Little Rock.
Wanted—Clean cotton rags.
—Independent office. dtf
Ferdinand Tonney was down
from Swifton this morning on
business for a few hours be
tween trains.
Miss Jewel Hite returned Tues
day afternoon from a few days’
visit, to Mrs. Oliver at Tupelo.
Tom Malone, a popular mer
chants of Grubbs, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. W. Andrews and chil
dren will go to Newport Thurs
day for a couple of weeks’ stay.
Judsonia Advance.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
»t the City Drug Store. 09btf
For Sale—second hand doors
and windows. Apply to Wm,
Bengel. lOtftf.
Lawrence Bailey left on the
early train this morning for Lit
tle Rock to spend the day.
Circuit Cleerk Charles E. Smith
and County Treasurer J M. Ivy
have gone to Cache today to join
a fishing party from Grubbs.
AM" n»> nrp nrp irp»nt=* nn» nrp nrF3 nrR n
J. D. Neal was among the
crowd from here who took in the
picnic at Swifton today.
Miss Myrtle Busick returned
home last night from ; tv -
weeks’ visit to friends and rel; -
lives at Pine Bluff, Fordyce, Ri -
on and Camden
Misses Genevieve and Lou Al
ice Rutherford of Batesville, who
spent the summer in the east,
- were here yesterday en route
home.
Mr. and Mrs. .J. C. Fitzhugh
of Batesville were here yester
day en route to Woodruff coun
ty to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roth arriv
ed home last evening from a two
weeks’ delightful stay at Hot
• Springs.
Miss Lalee Watkins entertain
ed Tuesday night at her home
| on South Scott street with a de
lightful “Pitt party” and dance,
followed by a luncheon.—Arkan
sas Democrat.
Mrs. Josephine Brandenburg
and Mrs. Hetty Wilmans arrived
home this morning from Ed
mond and Oklahoma City, Okla
homa.
Esquire John McElrath, a
good citizen of Grubbs and man
ager of the Farmers Union Gin
ning Company, was here today,
making arrangements to operate
the company gin.
John H. Laird and two sisters,
Mrs. James T. Henderson and
Mrs. Virginia Hobgood went to
Diaz this morning to spend the
day with Mr- and Mrs. R. 31
Laird.
7* niF- nrp nrfF DJcI 1U5 1U5 IUEZ |US PG DJE!
■I an! am afu an! sjt an! art arc art anJ am art am am am aj u ai» ai u a. u ^ i.
* For Mill Supplies |
ie A A m
X We Are The People jjg
•K .—~ 1115
Hi We carry in stock: Hfl
Hi Globe Valves, two grades, 1-4 to 4 inch.
Hi Angle Valves, two grades, 1-4 to 4 inch.
Mg Check Valves, two grades, 1-4 to 2 inches.
5 Fittings, alls kinds, 1-4 to 4 inch.
*P Nipples, all lengths, sizes 1-8 to 4 inch. am
Hi Wood Pulley, 6x6 to 12x36, all sizes. Hi
Hi Rubber Beltings, 2 to 12 inch.
M” Leather Belting, lto 6 inch. we
y- Gandy Belting, 6 and 8 inch. ^
■Jj Packings for all purposes, both Steam and snl
Hi Gasoline Engines. Hi
Hi We cut and thread pipe to specifications.
Sfi * " SH
Hi We can lilt your orders better, more complete and Hi
Hi very much quicker than you can get it
Hi done elsewhere.
Hi OCR PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ^
K Write, Wire or Phone Us Your Orders.
* Johnson=Avera S
an qjp
* Hardware Co. g
| Trade With The |
s Boys At Boys and m
* Men's Store is
Hi ^
You know how you like to look: gj^‘
come here some day, and put on
Hi one of our new
* -*'
jjj Hart, Schaffner & Marx i
S _ ^
® made and look at yourself in the glass. You'll see ^
Hi your self as you’d like to have others see you.
Hi Come r Tomorrow. Don’t wait. Our stock is com- ^
m plete now. ^
We will welcome you. , [le
5 The Boys’ and Man’s Store ^
iFife & Moore|
IS 410 Front Street Phone 314
^2 (Ls>
iBSSiliSKiiiSilitESSyiSKtIiKnSid
j W. A- Rutherford of Batesville
was a guest at the Hazel hotel
last night, going home from Pine
Bluff.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10. —
Chester Robinson. 18dtf.
George Wood, the Sulphur
Rock lumberman, was here this
morning en route to Swifton.
Mrs. W. M. Knowles, Mrs.
Florence Richter and Miss Lulu
Gilliam went to Swifton this
morning to attend the big pic
nic.
$5 reward for. the return of a
gold filled ope a faced watch,
Waltham movement, lost Mon
day iporning between Hopper's
shop and Paris’ livery stable.—
Ed Hopper. 24d-3t
Mr. and Mrs. P. T- Glass of
Yellville were guests at the Ha
zel hotel last night en route to
Little Rock.
Miss Josie Cvpert of B$tes
ville and Miss Ouncie Hill of
Melbourne were among those
registered at the Hazel last
night.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church made $15.00
last evening at their box sup
per at Mrs. J. D. Carvel’s.
Mrs- Estelle Claridge will op
en her home to boarders Septem
ber 1 ana tnose wno uesire gouu
home cooking will do well to ap
ply to 313 Main street. Phone
228- 24d6t
Miss Emma Baird leaves Sat
urday for Lousiana to spend a
month’s vacation with her sis
ter.
Wanted—Roomers and board
ers. Rate per week $5.00. Nice
cool rooms. For particulars call
j at this office or at804 Newport
Avenue. Phone 356. lldtf
Mrs. E. C. Blanjdford and little
daughter of Batesville were here
this morning en route to Walnut
Ridge and Imboden
James H. Johnson and Sheriff
McCuistion were passengers to
Swifton this morning to the
picnic and biVbecue
Robert O. Rawlings has been
changed from his work at Diaz
and made first trick operator at
the Iron Mountain office here,
beginning his work this morn
ing.
Prof. J. C. Futrell, president of
the State University, was here
between trains this morning en
route to Batesville to address
the Farmers Agricultural School,
being Held there this week.
The Eight Mile ball team were
here this morning en route to
Swifton, where their game with
the team of that place will be
one of the attractions at the
picnic today.
25 men wanted to contract cot
ton in Jackson county for the
Southern States Cotton Corpora
ton at 15c per pound. (lood
money for men who want to
work. See E. B. (ireenhaw.
26b7.
T. J. Gregg has returned from |
Sulphur. Oklahoma, where he
accompanied his wife and little |
daughter. Elizabeth, for the lat- j
ter’s health Mr. Gregg reports j
the Oklahoma cotton crop a fail- ]
ure and even in the best sections
of Texas, the crop has been se
riously cut by the drouth.
Rev. C. A. Tucker of Grand
Glaize spent Wednesday in the
city and requests the Independ
ent to state that Rev. Mr. Counts
who was arrested here on the
charge of slandering a Baptist
minister, was not a Christian
preacher, but a member of the
Latter Day Saints organization.
Judge J. B. McCaleb of Bates
ville was here today going to
Pocahontas to attend circuit
court.
—
$100 Reward, 51CTtf.
The reader* ef this "Hiper wJfl br to lf,are *
lurt there l* at least xe dreaded dux-tux Uni r ic , *»
ivis txv* abx* k cure in all It# stage*. and that
CatJirrk. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tbo only puelti v
are now known to the medical fraternity. rit
iK'iiig a renstlt iC m il requires a oonsV
*«oual treutiucuu Hall * UUfirrh Cure is taken
.eraAlly acting directly upon tbe blood mid inu
'urtneos of the system. thereby destroying
urulntiott of the dtaist. and giving the p. i
•l rongth by building up t?«e ouistiU:t‘<m and
ns nature in doing its work. The pro, Ttctc r* j
>> much faith i^ y* curuive powers tint thev
e Hundred Heitors f - a y rise tin; U *L
q.re. Send for list of twf imoui»ls
\ddrees F. J. cni:\»;\ «k CO. Toledo. (X
s id by all Dnisvids, 7Se I
lake Naik* vuut4 Ci> >r ' «;'t*-v! ju- |
i Mrs- E A. Henderson of Hub
bard Wood, 111.- and Mrs. F. D. I
Fulkerson and daughter of St. i
'.Joseph, Mo., are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Price, 2323 Gains street, and
; will attend the marriage of their
brother, George William Price.
: to Miss Maud Gish this evening.
—Arkansas Democrat. _
-- - ""
Tonight’s Program
AT THE
Picture Palace
Three Big Reels—3,000 Feet of ;
High Cl ass Motion Pictures.
CALIFORNIA POULTRY
The model chicken plants ol
California are models of the
world, interesting, highly in
| structive and educational on a j
subject of importance.
Educational—AMERICAN
THE SERGEANT S DAUGH
TER
REEL ONE
A story of West Point and of
army post life, but mostly the,
life at the Point. The two lead
! ing parts when the story opens,
; are cadets at West Point, one of ;
' these is played by Earl Fox and
, the other by Charles Chester, i
: The girl is the Sergeant’s daugh
ter, with whom the boys are in
love.
DRAGON
1 " ■"
THE SERGEANT’S DAUGH
TER
REEL TWO.
In this part there is a real at
mosphere of life at the Point, ■
due to its having been taken at j
the place. The backgrounds are j
the academy buildings and one I
j scene shows the cadets at drill.
Drama—DRAGON
GOOD MUSIC
! Get The Habit. Visit Us Often.
Always A Good Show. Nothing
Cheap but the price—5 and 10c
DO YOl’ APPRE
CIATE SERVICE?
In every relation
in which this bank
enters with its cli- |
f-nt, we endeavor to |
render an efficient, j
personal service.
Every rule is
flexible enough to
meet your individu
al requirements.
But there is ONE
rule that applies to
all alike— Uniform
Courtesy. j
If you appreciate j
such services bring
your account to this j
bank. j
The Bank With the j
Big Surplus
The
First
National
Bank
Newport. Arkansas
Why Leave the State for a Mus
ical Education.
The Little Rock Conservatory
of Music offers superior advan
tages in Piano, Pipe Organ,
Voice, K .rmony and History of
Music. Certificate-diplomas are
given at the completion of the
course in any subject. The well
knov . musicians, Mrs. Effie
Clim-Fones, Martha May Cline
and Sarah Yancey Cline are at
the head of the conservatory,
and the high standard of their
work is reflected and maintained
in every department.
The conservatory offers ad
vantages equal to, if not supe
rior to those found in much larg
er musical centers. It is happi
Ily located in the p
| where there are other??1’
al opportunities not"'!Cat
elsewhere in the state^
j for full particulars befl!
ing where th 1
; Address, Little Hock Con?
tory of Musi,, i; ,htb^
(Streets, Little R^k '
We Don’t
Know Much
about some things, but •
know hew to make’good J
graphs. We have the best
paratus and materials and a
antee the work to pleaseyoa
PARKER
j LAUREL STREET
• THE SWELL OUTFIT
of the millionaire is not a
better than the one you caul
from this livery stable. If
have a wedding to attend
| some other function to go
have us send you a coach I
| you will have no cause to he
| shamed of. And remember]
pay for only the time you use
Telephone 58
WEST’S LIVERY STABI
1
If you wish beautiful, cl
white clothes, use Red Ci
Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. pack
5 cents.
r~ —=— i
Just Received a Shipment of I
Puritan Art Draperies!
Everything that’s new in Art Tickings, Geneva!
Cloth, Cretonnes, Chintz Cloth, Silkolines, Curtain I
Scrims and Curtain Swisses. I
Our space is limited so we cannot teii you all!
about these pretty goods—come in and see them. I
Our buyer has just returned from New YorkB
and we will be able to show the prettiest line of
Goods this season ever shown in Newport. I
New Goods Are Arriving Daily. I
AsR to See Our New SilKs. I
^See Our South Window Dispel
Wolff-Goldmanl
Mercantile Company!
The Big Store. Everything for Everyfr^J