HIE INDEPENDENT
Percy £L VAN DT1S
PafcuAher u< Edi beg
^rwst St, NEWPORT, ARE.
fimtJfTlOM EATJtt.
A NNOL'NC ements.
For OwroM.
The Independent U authorized to
araaostace the of J.dge
Georg* T. Humphries of Salem for
CoatreMmar. from. t>* Second Cor.
eraamonai District of A:ia-.'ai, >.v
y*rt to the action of the Demicratk
primary
The Independent i a.tr.or;zed to
—acmace the card, lacy of W. A. Old
field of Bateariile for .*-electin' 43
Ceorre-i <.-na 0 from t. * Second Cor
ea! Di.str.ct Arkansas, *jb
the action the Democratic
primary
For Prosecuting Attorney.
The Ir.dependett •'» a .tn.orized to
atnome* She candidacy of Karl C.
Gasey of BaiesviJie for Pro-ecutir.g
Attorney of the Third Judicial cir
cuit, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary.
For Ceonty Judge.
The Independent a authorized to
announce the candidacy of W. D. Mc
Lain for the office of county ar.d pro
bate judge of Jackson County, subject
to tfca action of the Democratic psi
tsary.
The Independent is authorized to
announce the candidacy of James H
Johnston for the office of county and
probate Judge of Jackson County, sub
jaet to the action of the Democratic
primary.
The Independent is authorized to
announce tne candidacy of John A.
Melville for the office of County and
Probate Judge of Jackson County,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
The Independent is authoried to
announce the candidacy of O. W.
Scarborough for the office of county
and probate judge of Jack-on County,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
For Representative.
The Independent is authorized to
announce the candidacy of J. M. Mar
din, for the office of Representative of
Jackson County, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic primary.
The Independent is authorized to
announce tne candidacy of W. M.
n
Sheerer far the office if Een re - • oa
err* at Jeeiaim Owartf. T i&;«s So the
Qenwcratir ; rsmmrj.
Far Treaaare*.
Tse Tsdepecdent is wdbo sized
tmumne.* the amdidaey_ of Joes E
aatp for the office of Trea.nrer of
'aduos Cwusty, n o jeer &» tit* aerate
f the Des&ocra.tse. primary
T>»e Do. impendent :j astior-zed to
t-tc’Esce the candidacy tf J eeze <*.
fhaford for the office of Treat xrer of
'•draws Oxaxtj, aabjeet to the attics
if the Derateratsc primary.
The ladepeadeat * aothoritef tc
aescsroe the candidacy of J- M. IT7
for re-e?ee*fee Sc the office of Treas
irer of Jact.wa Cossty, rot; eet to
the setaos of the Democrat:
For Sdaooi 5 a pert & tender*.
The Independent ia authorized to
an r.o . ' the candidacy of K L. Las
. for the office of School Superin
tendent for Jaciuos Cotir.ty, neject
to the action. of the Derr.torottt pri
mary.
The To dependent It aoti
a n r. o»i r.c * th e nar.d i dacy
Boorman for the office of •
peri ft tender: t for Jack:400 C
jict to te action of the I
primary.
For Coroner.
Tr.e Independent 3 authorized to an
noir.ee the candidacy of Henry Grant
for the office of Coroner of Jack tor
Cointy, rihjeet to the action of the
Democratic primary.
fair and Mild for a Week
Washington, Dec 14.—No in
dication of a cold wave to cro -
the country this week car. be
seen at present, the Weather
Bureau said tonight ,in it- week
ly forecast Continuation of
temperatures near or above the
seasonal average is predicted,
with precipitation generally
light and local over the most of
the country
“The next disturbance of im
portance to cross the country,”
"he bulletin said, “will appear in •
the Far West on Monday or
Tuesday and pass thence along'
the Northern border to the St. \
Lawrence Valley by Thursday, j
attended by rains and snows in
he Northern states.
“Another disturbance will de
velop over the Western Plateau
Thursday or Friday and prevail I
over the Middle West at the close
■yf the week. This dl< irbance
.n aii trohahZrry oe attend
ed general precipitation and
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W ~pZi »ZZ 'tr Z*, TT^Z _'Z ZZ ** —- ci <->
Nonce of rtcarkhoider- Meet
ing of the Back of Tack
er»an
” , * y. _ ' 1 ■
Yot are hereby not.red tr it a
meeting of t.oe .ctocoLoio-. - d
the Bar..-: of Tackerman wi re
he I at t £ banking on .
said Bari-: in toe Town of T :.-:
erman. Ar.-aar_-.a-. a* 10 o c.oc
i - - the 3 *.• day o: Decem
ber, 1913, for the parpo-e of
making the necessary cha' ges
and taking -aoh other -tep- a
may be necessary or expea lent
to com pip w:*h “he pne-er.t .an»
ng 1 a" f the State : Arkan
sas
1' . . - er - re
ineate t e -. as pres
ent.
J. W Lindiey. Pre-.
diw2 E. V. Holt. Cashier.
Both Courts In January.
There will be advumed terms
of both circuit and chancery
art in too early part of Janu
ary. Judge Jeffery having ad
'oumed court until January 5,
when the Overcup Drainage
District proceedings will come
up again.
Judge Humphries adjourned
chancery court Friday after
noon until January 7, the fol
lowing being the record of pro
ceedings for the last afternoon:
Silvev Watson et al versus
Wolff-Goldman Realty Company
et al, mandate; decree for
plaintiff, exceptions noted and
appeal granted.
Polly versus Dee Shelton, di
vorce; decree granted
Lula versus Mack Brymer, di
vorce; decree granted
S- Heinemann versus Dolly
Jertrude Bleakley; partition,
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open court
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mann. administrator ** a.. :ore- j
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kB»:pledgee in -open --curt.
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I DOORS, BRICK •
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1 Lower End Front Street 0
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J Tekphorre 278 £ j
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W. A. MINK!
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
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Solicits An Opportunity To Maek ;
Yoa A Bid.
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NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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g| I«y Commission Company.
=* 24 Is. Sack Geld
43 Dm. Sack Gold Leaf
1 boL Gold Leaf
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g ~~ GOOD FOR 10 VOTES.
~ Gold Leaf Ptoar Contest
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! Extra Special Prices For
I Holidays.
Q Ladies' all wool sweat
“1 ers, regular $2.50 values
: —colors, red tan and
(gray_$1.29
One lot Ladies’ and Miss
es Sweaters, regular
$2.50 and $3.00 values,
for_ $1.59
Men's and Boy’s 75c
Sweaters, only_45c
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3 LADIES’ COATS AND
n SKIRTS AT UN
HEARD-OF
PRICES
^ $18 and $19 Ladies’
§ Coats, now_$11.98
p S12.50 and $13-50 Ladies’
3 Coats, only_$8.98
1J. D. Carvell $ Cp
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‘BIG c: RISTMAS SALlj
fi Commencing DECEMBER 13th and lasting to DECEMBER 25th “*
Is] You Christmas shoppe rs have a chance here to buy for all the family and friends- Our sale prices enable you to buy more, for our reputation for bona fide sales, where you gtt
H a°d substantial reductions, is no longer questioned- Come early and get the cream of our offerings, for the best go first.
1 MEN’S SUITS.
"I, $25 men’s suits—-$17-50
$20 men's suits-$14.98
Ifi $17.50 suits for.$12.48
$15 and $12.50 suits.$8.98
£ We are closing out all numbers
m in overcoats, m en’s and boys’ -
* suits and ladies’ coats and suits.
4i OVERCOATS.
H *25 overcoats-$16.50 j
$20 overcoats for-$14.48
5 $15 and $12.50 overcoats
2 for.*8-98
• $10 and $7 50 overcoats
4R for_ $4.98
£ Ladies coats in all the newest
jv styles, composed of brocaded
plush, satin, chinchilla and all
the newest cloths.
» $35 coats at-$19.50
$25 and $20 coats at-$17.48
f£ $17.50, $15 and $12.50
jj*: coats--$11.98
$12.50 and $10 coats-$5.98
8^ SHIRTS.
$£ Men’s wool shirts in all shades
J! at the following prices.
■W $3.00 shirts at-$2.48
Sari $2 50 shirts at-$1.98
BJC $2.00 and $1.50 shirts-$1.19
l£ $1.00 shirts for--89c
■Jj All Flannelettes and Outing 13
Sfl yards for_$1.00
fjfi Solid colors 12 yards for. _$1.00
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GROCERIES.
20 pounds white sugar-$100
SR Good flour, per bbl.$5.00
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MEN’S GLOVES.
Men’s Morris Rickier Gloves
If you want to make your sweet
heart smile at his Christmas
present give him a pair of Mor
ris Ricker gloves.
TABLE LINENS THAT WILL
DO FOR KINGS.
84 inch table linen, $2.50 values
will be..$1.98
72 inch linen, $2.00 values
for...__$1.38
72 inch linen $1.75 value
for._$1.28
72 inch linen, $1.50 and $1.25
value for_98c
72 inch linen, $1.00 value
for..._68c
64 inch linen, 75c and 50c
value__39c
40 inch linen, 50c and 40c
value_23c
These linens are composed of
sun-bleached and German linen
and are the finest in the world,
and we have napkins to match
almost all of the above numbers
10 or 15 pairs of Pot Metal
boots at_$2.50
DRESS GOODS.
We are the sole agents for La
porte Woolen Mill dress goods
and we will put 200 pieces of
this wonderful woolen fabric on
sale at, per yard_59c
All Stetson Hats_$3.48
UMBRELLAS
Waxel handles, carved walnut
handles, gold handles and brass
handles, 25 per cent off during
this Christmas sale.
100 pairs ladies’ shoes, $5.00,
$4.00 and $3.50 values will be
sold at-$1.48
Men’s Hunting Coats at a big
reduction—25 will be on sale.
LADIES’ SEARER RAIN
COATS.
$15.00 rain coats_$10.00
$10.00 rain coats_$7.50
$7.50 rain coats_$4.98
Linen sheeting, 90 inches wide
$1.50 value for_ $1.18
Linen Pillow casing, 45 inches
wide for, per yd_69c
Linen pillow casing, 42 inches
wide, per yard_48c
15 children’s coats, sizes from
6 to 12 years, worth from $2 to
$6 to be closed out at_$1.98
Indian and Cowboy suits
SUIT CASES AND HAND
BAGS.
$20 bags for..$15.00
$15 bags for_$10.00
$10 bags for_$7.50
Men now is the time to buy
your telescopes. You will need
them.
All Silks will be sold for Christ
mas dresses at 20 per cent off
LADIES’ AND MEN’S INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFS
Pure linen handkerchiefs from
4c up to 48c, bought especially
for Christmas trade.
12 yards Hope Domestic__$1.00
Calico_ _5e
20 yards BrownDomestic
for only___$1.00
FURS, FURS.
We have one of the largest
stocks of furs ever exhibited in
North Arkansas—Foxes, minks,
muskrat, raccoon, Billy goat
and all the newest hair that is
put in furs.
$40 sets for_$25
$25 sets for_$15.00
$15 and $12.50 sets for_$9.98
$10 and $7.50 sets for_$6.48
$7.50 and $5 sets for_$4.28
Ladies we will sell you some of
the most beautiful Misses and
Children’s sets at the lowest
prices ever offered in our city.
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FASCINATORS.
$1.00 values for_69c
75« values for_39c
35c values for_$19c
We have 200 of these head
wraps and they are new and in
good colors.
50 pairs ladies supporters in
high class as the Princess Chic,
$1.50 and $1.00 values now_48c
Linen towels, guests’ toweling
and scores of fancy and embroi
dery pieces for Christmas.
50 LADIES4 READY MJB*«
DRESSES. I
Silks, Serges, Bedfords ®
Worsteds will be soldas foll<B
$12.50 and $10 dresses....®
$9.00 and $7.50 dresses—I®
$7.50 and $5.00 dresses—®.
LADIES’ PURSES AND BiHg
In the newest shapes will beB^
cheap- They are real leat»
and up to date. ■
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR!
Ladies underwear in sepa®
garments. B
25 suits in silk and wool «<®
$2.00 per suit, light weigh, B
close out per suit—.
25 ladies’ union suits,
$1.25, sale price.—-—®
Children’s and Misses UI®
suits worth 65c, sale ^B
price.i...
LADIES’ SILK PETTI-!
COATS- B
50 Petticoats worth S2,30^!
$2.00 in all shades at—- ®
We have some of the m0S_sJ
ish collar and cuff selts «®
city and they must be "fl
Christmas. ,
100 Army overcoats eacn- j
100 men’s vests. ^ Any ®
have one by asking °r fl
LADIES’ GLOVES-I
Call and see the best
shown in Newport I
& Co. make. -HB
| Heinemann's Dry Goods Store