devote our entire
and Planing Mill
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business, as well as shell Hardware, we
have decided to close out our entire line oi
Furniture,
Farming implements,
Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
Beginning on this date we offer every
ing contained in these departments at
argain prices for cash. Don t miss the
pportunity to furnish your house or to
pply yourself with
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Buggies. Wagons, Plows, cultivators, etc.
Be sure and bring the cash, as all pur
chases not accompanied by the cash will
be charged at regular prices.
& Hardware Co.
Newport, February 20, 1906.
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Too much care can not be exercised in
.. tb hv s >n *ug
store.
The fact that \. h.i . 3 Registered
Pharmacists in o j store i: Hires you
that your prescript! ':.! when ■.•ntruoteij to
Us \ ill b in c> "ap ■'.rnt a ; i
Our proscription I ;■•;■. ■ • i- b" ,t1 *§|
enough to also i vsovc y • • •.. > 4- ' uv 11
and pure d w ■ a d ■. ■ ■ •<! •
ing it.
j Bevens’ Drug Store.
Si.. ■« EZZZZZS. E=3 g=r=B
J ASHES M PORTER,
Teaches* of Piano.
m m .'■'•L.-.-ji.jftffni tutu—*
The Leschetizky Method will be
as the basis of technical
work. Advanced pupils and be
ginners solicited.
STUDIO-Musical Coterie Club Rn-ems,
HOURS.
La; and Fridays, L : c 5
! d. in.. Y\ ' nesday and Saturdays.
:" to 12 a. m., and I to 5 p. m.
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Local Agents.
Bailew & Shuford
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STOP-OVER AT VICKSBURG
EN ROUTE TO THE
U. C. V. REUNION
New Orleans, La,. April 25, 26, 27
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I m Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock. Ark.
BANK OF SWIFTON
Capital Stock, 525.000.00.
Solicits the patronage of the public'for all business
transacted by a conservative and reliable banking house
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
R. c. JONES, President. E. B. Gillim. Vice President.
F. B. Dowell, Cashier.
J. G. Smith. J. D. Ashley. R. D. Duncan
SWIFTON, - - ARKANSAS.
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Our esteemed contemporary,
the News, published an election ,
table of the primary results,
which doubles the vote of E ight J
Mile by inserting it twice and yet
arrives at the correct totals. The
editor must be a mathematical
wonder.
Not only is the pasturage for;
the town cow assured, but the j
work of driving such stock to ,
and fro is being solicited by an j
enterprising citizen. The final j
and most appealing argument of
the opponents of the stock ordin
ance has been ruined.
One of the best results of the
quarantine of last summer was the
absence of the vagrant and hobo.
The purpose of the new admin
istration is to make this condi
tion of affairs perpetual and it j
meets with the hearty approba- j
tion of the public.
A nuisance that has been j
pointed out too often to men-1
tion, is the old wooden, rickety,:
leaking awning, ruining the ap
pearance of too many of our bus
iness houses. The council would
make a 3tep forward in calling
foj their removal. They have
doubtless been useful, and in the
very remote past ornamental,
but they have no place in the
city of today.
Governor Davis is going to put
the lid >n in Hot Springs with
out a doubt and what is more he
has behind him in his reform tne
allied ministers of Kot Springs.
The reformers marching under
the banner of Davis, show that
they take him to be sincere in his
intentions and make the wonder
grow of what strange bed fel
lows politics makes of men.
The Commercial-Appeal says
that it is well since Davis won to
e i c't Little too. With Rogers
. .trenched as govern .’i1 am; ram
me ring away on the fences
of C larke and Dave.-, Arkansas
would have had no repesentation
inr U: senate and no eru Oi. yskt
-trite at home.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
I. D. Price for baseball sup
plies. tf.
For Blent—Storage room. Ap
ply to 0. M. Bowen. 42 dtf
J. P. and D. D. Adams were
in the city from Batesville Thurs
day.
See the newest design in I^a
die;' Wash Bags at Palace Jew
elry Store. • 6t
Everything fresh and good m
the grocery line at R. Lb Den
nis. ’ 'Phone No. IdT.. ITd-tf
The swellest line of Ladies’
Pelts ever shown in Newport
now on display at the Palace
•Jewelry Store. ,■'5* dt
Join Barker’s pressing Nub.
Aii your work in this dene
for $1 per month. K:nc up
phone No. lhO. '.moot
don’t cost much tc make your
cjotnes t: ok t:evs ru ike i eai
und. *.fl a month i: bar. m's
oiul pays the 'mil. •I,) hit
Che.i’lfS He "Ucs ha- a ru;, on
I rhe main !;n it the Iron Muun
i tain during tue high water, his
I headquarters being at Little
! Rock.
An Ea ster service to be given
at the Methodist church Ea ter
Sunday, will be composed of
special music, reeiiatioi - and
songs by the children. A’! chil
dren of the Sunday School are
urged to be present for p-nctico
Monday afternoon at to'eNck.
White River ha ■ .'alien t-» S Me
> on the Batesviile g.ume 'winv -t
normal anu yetis 2n.u et on. the
' Newort guage, showi -g a mu
jonly 1-:! foot ia iM ; -wa iv\N:
I am prepared to do all kinds
>f house and buggy painting,
paper hanging and upholstering
ind guarantee my work. Also
.ake up and clean carpets and
nattings. Tom P. Pierce, shop
312 Front street. 264 d2mo !
The Hazel hotel has secured ]
fne services of the head waiter
with two of his assistants, from'
the famous Falstaff at Little,
Rock, who entered upon their!
duties Thursday. This insures
the best of service for the many
patrons of this popular house.
The latest aoquisitionlfto the
Star Clothing Company is a very
handsome wall show, case, which ;
is filled with the latest styles in i
men’s headwear, and for beauty j
and elegancecannot be surpassed. |
The progressive manager is to i
be congratulated on having one i
of the prettiest storesf£iu the!
in the state. j
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New Rock blafld -Tram Between New-1
port, Brinkley and Uttfe Rock.
On and after March 81, 1906,
the Rock Island will operate ad-!
ditionai train service between
Newport and Brinkley to con
nect at that point with fast trains
on the main line between Mem
phis, Little Rock and Hot Springs.
South-bound train leaves New
port at 8:15 a.m., reaching
Brinkley in time to connect with
train No, 5 which arrives in
Little Rock at 1:40 p.m.
tv ■” . 1. __J j. _ ^ 3 •
Brinkley at 6 p.m., affording di
rect connection for passengers on
train. No. 6 leaving^Lkile IF.-ek
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
A most accommodatin'* daily
service is thus assured.
THE NEW SCHEDULE.
SuC TO BOUND.
i-■ Ne.vopr . 2.t'ia. p.iv.
Cotton Plan* .p . 5:0® r- ir..
Ar.iiv Brinkley.10:8® a. r.i. ' ■ ; i>.
Little Rock.l.ip p. m. >:'• ;>. .r.
Hot Sp"'.n<< .. rii' "
NORTHBOUND,
Hot Springs. 2:00p. <r.
Little Rock. ?:20 a en. 1:00 p. n..
L-- Brinkley.11:20 a. rr.. 6:00 p- n:.
Arrive Cotton Plant--II.'45 a. n . 0:27 p. m.
Newport. 1:45 p. r.. S:U» p. m.
Wagon Struck fev Train.
Faragould April 4—A wagon
d riven by i. M. Cantrill was
.-truck by a train in the yards
...rc- today, a;.' the driver vvu •
seriously *t Hie vag n
tutaiiy destroyed, but the tear
triv ■ i ki k< l c
of • i-.e track. Cantrill sustained
painful bruises about tre head,
back and hips, out his injuries
are not believed to be fatal.
free Scholarship.
We will teach anyone with an
ordinary common school educa
tion. who will do good average
work, to write legibly 150 words
of short hand to the minute, un
familiar matter, court reporting,
in three months, or make no
charge for the course. We will
make anyone a present of a
OVUV'IUlOlllJJ »»
other school using any other sys
tem of' shorthand that will do
this. We offer a free scholar
ship to anyone who will find a
single student who ever finished
t * Byrne Simplified Shorthand,
then laid it aside and became a
successful writer o;‘ any other
sy ■ m in pi e ' t the! >yrne
W e control the exclu••ive right
to teach the Famous Byrne Sim
plified Sh " ' : and Pr i:ties 1
is.-v; iin th.s section
St dents .... from severa
diff* rent .mu'e- during the past
\ :.y to secure the advantages
o; these modern systems. Many
of '.hem are now holding excei
«lent positions, paying from $75
to $ Ini') per month.
11 interested in a oour-e of
Siioi tun1 d, Bookl-meping or tel
egraphy, write :>*i our large
ill tstrate i mee catalogue.
MCom’i. College,
lit N. 2nd St.. Memphis, Term.
Wanted - Me in •• v 1 <,,
ti'a.- h 'lion'', •«. .*!* s-> »rsd
JenVt: sa-pve'- . j •• go.vi"
Salary 175 .H) >• • nv$.?> CO
per day tor expo--ses. Kuhlmtn
Co.. Dept S. r Block;1 hicago
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MAKES OLD THINGS NEW
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}| OflWfd '0mCT instantly restore#
j the brilliant newn>® ar.d finish of
j Pianos, Furniture, Picture Frame#
| Interior Woodwork, Hardwood
) Floors, and all polished, varnished
i or enameled snxt'aces,
j Ift renews ard re*dres3e# every
) thing it touches. Revarrushing j#
{ unnecessary, beeau3e3 scratches,
| stains and dirt instantly dLsap
11 pear, leaving a smooth, brilliant
; surface •*>
!, CidOid JUfactP is not a varnish, hut
a sur face food that is absorbed by
the old finish, instantly restoring
the Latter to its original bright
! ness. Easy to use—only a piece
of cheesecloth is necessary. Dries
instantly.
' One delighted customer writes
that it ts worth $100 per bottle.
The price is only 50 cents.
/t .‘awl iriat b-jltina at IQe. Mtft
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R, H. ASKEW,
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netvous sy: tern i suits
are sleeplesr-.r -s, headache,
indigestion, im. •••:•> • cir.-uH
rton, gtc., ■cvli: m a : • ' - the
organs of the ’> ly.
Restore your w : ■ st -.-gth
—3 >ur vitality,'' les’
Ner ;ne, and : sys
tem will re* a* Yo.ur
sicej will be . and re- ■
, freshing, head’’ :e- - fft dis
appear, and digestion improve.
“When I began tfi'o’.a r C Mitea?
Restorative Nervine is phy ically
:n a very bad eond'tin
and exiiaui- ■ ■ 1, n mi
keep ip I < uilrt u if f
keep up my strong'
greatly from sleepier
very little —‘ i
Nervine ov
sieev, ,md I .
until I ri
rinee take. L ilk
tin* need o; . nevv- r
wiLP v .'V . •: 'Mm
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold by youi*
si., wl . - ci ■ t
. ;, ■ I benef t fail
will refund your money.
Mi es Medical C ■ . Elk's art,Jn i
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ttegin Taking Gzonmlslon Todas M
and Yout Care begins Today Mi
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m: Pand Sallow. ^^^B
i'rin!,! Srr^th to the Weak, to ^BB
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v .■ s'.:i..ar ’he Worn out. ■§!
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. .r .itid Dimples that make Mother* B
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Kipcnurc to Ci '-t aaiA Wet. ^B
7 ■ prove its Medicinal Food Mer(t3 *
Trial Bottle Free by IV!ail
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Newport,
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Joyce’s Drug Store.
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