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WEATHER FORECAST.
I Tonight increasing cloudiness;
'.Tuesday unsettled.
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HERE AND THERE. <^j
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Claude Tinsley spent Sunday
at his home at Tuckerman.
Willis Hirsch went down to
Little Rock this morning.
R. V. and L. J. Bickers of
Batesville were here Sunday.
Try Virtue's Little Liver Pills |
at the City Drug Store 69btf ;
E .M. Ware is in the city after j
a trip through Texas and Okla- j
homa.
Oak and Hickory Wood— any
size load for sale. Special price
on car lots. Jno. R. Loftin, Jr.,
Phone 58. 59dtf.
Miss Lee Galloway is the j
guest of Mrs. S. D. Campbell
this week.
I. D. Price for Turnipseed, let
tuce, radish, mustard, beans, etc. I
120dtf.
Mrs. Dock Hopkins and son
of Grubbs visited our city to
day.
R. B. and R. L. Blanton of El
mo were visitors to the county
seat today.
Mrs. T. J. Burton of Au
vergne was shopping in our
:ity today.
Bee Robinson was thought to
oe a little better this morning,
which is good news to his many
?riends.
Dee McCartney of Shoffner
was here today on business at
:he county seat.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10. — 1
Chester Robinson. 18dtf. 1
A fine baby hoy made his ar- :
*ival at the home of Mr. and j
VIrs. Chester Robinson Satur
iay afternoon.
Stovewood—gum $2.00 load, 1
i>500 cord- Phone P. S. White. 1
I17dtf.
Mrs. R. A. Cowan of Denver,
Colorado, was here Saturday en
mute to Batesville to visit her
fister, Mrs. J. E. Roseborough.
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Luther White spent Sunday
at Batesvilie.
Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf,
Ail kinds of housenciQ goods,
new and second hand, sold at
auction on Front street every
Saturday-—A. Bullard- 90blm
For Sale—well bred Setter
pups. First come, first served
—T. M. Rorex, Swifton, Ark.
12btf.
E. R. Beane and his daugh
ter|Mfs. J. H. McHugh came up
from Russell this morinng to
spend the day.
For Rent—after Sept. 1 four
rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
412 - Newport Avenue.—F. J,
Smith. 22d6t
Gentleman wants furnished
room. Only something first
class.—BX. 25dtf
Jewish New Year Cards at
Price’s Bookstore. 21dtf
E. R Ellrod, a popular trav
eling salesman was here today
calling on his trade for Swift
Packing Company
William Hooker has returned
from a business trip to Colum
bus, Ohio, and will go out on
:he road thk week for an ex
tended trip.
Charles G. Prather, who trav
els for the William Moore Dry
Goods Company, of Memphis,
called on his trade Here today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McAd
ams of Batesvilie were guests at
Ihe Hazel hotel last night en
'oute home from St. Louis.
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
Sfard, lower end Front st. 33btf
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
md Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
Mr and Mrs John Fairchild
ire moving from Pine street to
he home of Mrs. Sarah Gates on
Hazel street.
Harold Bell Wright’s latest
look, “The Eyes of The World’’,
it Price’s Bookstore. 120dtf
Mrs. J. L. Bishop arrived
lome Sunday evening from a
nonth’s visit to a brother in
Illinois, also her daughter at
Fuckerman.
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jjjg are what we intend to give and do give when you buy our ^
i buggies. Our aim is not to handle the lowest priced, most
^ flashily painted buggies-what we try to do is to give you your ^
^ money’s worth for your money. 5]
^ In our three lines of buggies, Deere, Moon, and Banner we have a wide ty^i
gjj variety of styles and qualities to select from, and the prices are arranged to tye
ju^ suit your pocketbook- We illustrate below one of our popular styles of top §
jug buggies in our low priced line. ^
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y remarkably good value isn’t it? And there are many others in our ^ j
. If you fail to come see our line before you buy a buggy, J^j
up an opportunity to save money. Let us show you.
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Bowen’s new barber shop now
j ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. &4btf.
Mrs M. E. Reed who has
been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. P. Chalmers, at New
port, returned to Cotton Plant
last week, says the^Banner of
that place
Miss Eva Graham arrived
home last evening from Chicago
and St. Louis, stopping at Wal
nut Ridge for a day or two with
her sister.
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Miss Louise Bailey of Little
Rock, who has been the guest
pf Mrs. < Dunnington Yancey
left this .morning for her home.
She was accompanictd to this city
by Mrs. Yancy and her mother,
Mrs. Baynum, also Miss Co
rinne Mosby, all of whom re
turned to Dunnington this af
ternoon.
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Miss Ida Parish will begin a
class in piano September 15,
her studio being in St. Paul’s
Parish House, 307 Hazel street
87d5tlaw.
Mrs. Neill Rutherford and
children of Batesville, who have
been visiting her brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin,
on Walnut street, left for home
this morning.
Latest war map of Europe,
pocket size, 15c. Large wall
map on rollers, 50c, sent post
paid—I. D. Price. 120dtf
Mrs. R. L. Bennett and chil
drn expect to leave the middle
of the week for their home in
Texas, after spending the sum
mer with her mother in this
city.
We, the undersigned, will
continue to close at 6:30 p. m.
until September 15, 1914.
Star Clothing House,
Fife & Moore.
A sweet little baby daughter
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Roth Friday after
noon to add her smiles to the
happy family circle.
Mrs. M. E. Johnson and Mrs.
Florence Gilliam arrived from
Newport Saturday morning and
will make their future home in
this city, having purchased the
Mrs. Belle Lawrence property
on Boswell street.—Batesville
Guard. *
Beard Trial Begun.
Walnut Ridge, August 31.—
In circuit court for the West
ern District of Lawrence coun
ty, the murder trial of J. L.
Beard, who killed J. L. Beck, at
Ravendon, will be tried Monday,
The present grand jury indict
ed Beard for second degree mur
der.
Asa and Oder Pendleton, who
pleaded guilty to robbing the
night operator in the Frisco de
pot at Black Rock three weeks
ago, were given five years each
by Judge Meeks.
Speaking Of War Declarations.
“I really forget whether En
gland has notified us of a declar
ation of war”, said Secretary of
State Bryan the other day.
‘These war declarations are
coming so fast that it reminds
ne of this story:
“A young lady went to her at
orneys to instruct them to
>ring suit for breach of prom- j
se. The attorney proceeded to j
Iraw up the papers. ‘What is |
he gentleman’s name?’ they!
nquired. ‘Well, really, I for- !
ret,’ said the young lady, ‘You I
mow there have been so many j
if these traveling men along j :
ately.’ ” !
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured I
y local applications. tie they cannot reach the dia- !
used portion ol the ear. There irt only one way tc I
ire deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies
eatness te caused by an inflamed condition of the ti
ucoua lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this c
ibe is Inflamed you have a ruuddlng sound or n
-fiect hearing, and when U is entirely closed. Deal- “
■ss is the result, and unless the inflammation can be c
kuh out and this tube restored U> lie normal con... fl
an, hearing will be ueatree/ed forever: nine cases
it of ten art caused by Catarrh, winch Is 'noth.ny
Jt an Inflameo condition of the mucous surfaces [l
VVe will give One Hundred Tor any caw v) c
eafnessi tea used by catarrhthat uautiot in* curt*. *
; Hairs Catarrh cf.*. kern: *or circulars. free. [L
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?M>ld by Druggists, iu &
ThJtf Jail v. Faouiy Fiu< for unafuativ*. |
BUSINESS COUNSEL
When the question of business expansion is considered, it
may be that you would like the advice of a disinterested party,
The officers of this bank hold themselves in readiness to advise I
customers, and all business is treated confidentially.
Their fitness as advisors is shown by the growth of this
institution—which is now the largest as well as the oldest in
Jackson County.
"THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS”
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. 1
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For Rent.
Two nice homes, hot and cold
>vater,5 rooms and 'bath, 618 and
620 Main street. Apply to J. W.
Wallace, Stavton Building.
Phone 380. 23dtf
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Mrs. George A. Hillhouse and
Master Lawrence Bevans, ar
rived home on No. 3 Saturday
from Ludington, Michigan,
where they had a pleasant stay
of a month.
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^ Spring Wagons and Hacks.
| PRICES FROM $39.00 UP. I
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