• special!
Low one-way Colonist Rates
offered by the
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
Tickets on sale March 10 to April
10, 1911, inclusive, to all
the principal points in
The Northwest, California, and
Old Mexico
Your choice of two Routes througl
Sunny Texas or Scenic Colorado.
A Cold, LaGrippe, Then Pneu
monia.
Is too often' the fatal sequence.
Foley’s Honey and Tar expels the
cold, che lagrippe, and prevents
pneumonia. It is a prompt and
reliable cough medicine that con
taios no narcotica It is as safe
f^r your a® yourself. —
Good Honsekeepem Use the
Best. That’swhy they use Red
* dross hall bine. At leading gro
cers, 5 cents.
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“Foley’s Honey and Tar is the
best cough remedy I ever used as
it quickly stopped a severe cough
that had long troubled me,"
says J. W. Kuhn, Princeton, Ne
braska. Just so quickly and
surely it acts in all cases of
coughs, colds, la grippe and lung
trouble. Refuse substitutes.—W.
E. SEVENS’.
Rock Island Lines
Tickets on Sale, March 10 to
April 10, 1911.
Make the trip to California now.
You can buy a one-way Colonist
ticket and go in perfect comfort
on fast trains—with dining car
service—in through Rock Island
Tourist Sleeping Cars providing
the conveniences of a Standard
Pullman at half the cost.
CHOICE OF ROUTES.
Southern, via El Peso, the route
pf lowest altitudes; Scenic,
through Colorado and Salt Lake
City. A delightful journey eith
er way.
For rates and information ask
I * M
Empty Barrel Half
Barrels an* Kegs
For special prices on
empty wtflsjjfey barrels,
half barrels pad bed* for
Kraut and ' rfckliag pur
poses address
A. W. ANDERSON & CO.
Box 294 Little Rock, Ark.
A Mother’s Salt;.
Foley’s Honey and TWfor the
children. Is best and safest for
all coughs, colds, croup, whoop
ing-cough and bronchitis. No op
iates.—W. E. BEVENS’.
You’d have to be “bargain
proof” to read the store ads now
adays without any desire to see
and buy.
Foley Kidney Pills.
Neutralize and remove the pois
ons that cause backache, rheuma
tism, nervousness and all kidney
and bladder irregularities. They
build up and restore the natural
action of these vital organs.—W.
E.. BEVENS’.
A store must make it pay yon
for reading its ads. If it did
not, the cost of its advening
would be thrown away/For if
the ad pays yon it pays the store
—not otherwise.
Waning to Railroad Men
Look out for severe and even
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trouble resulting from yean of
railroading. George E. Bell, 639
Third St.,' Fort Wayne, Ind., was
many years a conductor on the
Nickel Plate. He says: “Twen
ty years of railroading left my
kidneys in terrible condition.
There was a continual pain acros
my back and hips and my kidney
gave me much distress, and the
action of my bladder was fre
quent and most painful. , I got a
supply of Foley’ Kidney Pills
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Foley Kidney Pills to many of
my railroad friends.”—"W. E.
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and necklace you sent me for Christ
mas. When Bob saw me with them
on he proposed at once and I accepted
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WISHON BUILDING.
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
EOR STATE MEET
Of Elks To Be Held In Hot
Springs—One And a Third .
Fare.
Special to Independent.
Hot Springs, March 27.— The j
first official announcement of j
the program for the Elks’ Con
vention has just been issued. The
conventibn is to last, only two
days, but it Iras been found that
the entertainments provided are
so numerous that it Will take
three days to “fill the bill”. The
Rock Island has puinounced a
rate of 1 1-3 fares for round trip,
Arkansas points, and arrange
ments are being made .for ample
excursions to take the crowds to
Essex Park, where the “stunts”
will be pulled o£f. The official
program is as follows:
Tuesday morning, .reception of
guest® and registration. Avia
tion meet.
Tuesday afternoon, public exer
! cises and1 addresses of welcome.
Aviation.
Tuesday night, exemplifica
tion of work, theatre parties.
/Whittington Park.
Wednesday morning, business
session of Association, 9:30
o’clock.
1 Wednesday afternoon, parade
1:30. Aviation meet.
Wednesday night, grand ball,
parade to be led by the Hot
Springs lodge, followed by otner
lodges according to numbers.
There will be Flying by the
diay, with some of the world s
most noted aviators in .their ae
roplanes, and this will be a not
able feature, being the first time
heavier-than-air flying machines
have ever been seen in Arkanv*
sas.
W4HWII IM H m»l w> >*«
0 Country Oorreepondenee. 0
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White River Bottom.
C. C. Dawson made a business,
trip to Newport Friday and1 Sa&
unday, purchasing a finei pair of!
mules.
W. T.-Webb went to Auvergne
Sunday.
' Hie rain has been a “deaden*;
er” to the clods and everything
is looking like good old summer
time.
Henry Smith was in Auvergn*
Saturday.
Mr; <3har!fey Bates was prepay
ing to move Saturday and' if hfcl
does it will dose Mrs. Joe Gard
ner’s school
Mrs. Henry Willis 5s quite sick
with ithe rheumatism.
0. C. Dawson lost a fine mar#
last Friday morning.
| Frank Howard was the guest
Saturday night of S. B. Haggard
and as a big rain prevented his
return afoot, Mr. Haggard ac
companied Mr. Howard home and
was his guest over Sunday.
Judge H. S. Smimons will soon
have his house completed1 over
*
near Picket Lake.
Measles are reported plentiful i
in (that section of the country.
Remmel .
Mns. Lizzie Reid is reported
some better at this writing.
Mrs. Seebell Reid visited her
aunt, Mns. W. B. McCaritney last
Thursday evening.
Preaching at Hopewell Satur
day night and Sunday was well !
attended. We hope Brother J
Clark will come again soon.
Mrs. Davis and little son, Char
ley, who has been visiting her
son, George Davis, returned
home Sunday.
Mr. Morgan, our music man,
was the guest of C. C. Dean Sat
urday night and Sunday and1 he
will move over in our community
soon. ‘
T. C. Reid and family visited
ait C. C. Dean 'a Sunday.
( Mrs. Lillie Brown called on
Lizzie Reid Sunday.
We hear that Bud Reid of
Newport has gone into the piano
business.
John Koettle is doing fine now.
We hope to see him out soon.
W. B. McCartney is planting
corn this week.
White River Bridge.
Spring is here! We cannot
mistake the sure sign of spring
this year, although many predict
a spring like last yean*. But' we
think not.
Mr. Burrows oil Be view visa
ed his daughter, Mrs. Miller, last
week. We hope he will came
again soon.
Mrs. Callie Helm® and Mis® Cal
lie Vauliner visited Mrs. Nora
Solomon last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Martha .Sutherland visit
ed Mrs. Helms Sunday.
Dr. Walker was in this vicin
ity Sunday, making a professiona
call at Ben Vaulner’s, who ia
better ait this writing.
Willie Simmons of Surrounded
ma spent Friday night with hi®
sister ait this place.
W. E. Sutherland has got over
his measles and is able to plow.
Mir. and Mrs. Beaver are the
proud parents of a nine pound
girl who arrived at their home
on the 11th. Mother and baby
both doing nicely.
Mia® Lula Vauilner is visiting
her sister, Mini. Keen, Who has
mowed to the Cook place.
Ml*. Winmingham attended the
li O. O. F. meeting at Newport
MondWbigM.
Walter Henderecn, the ferry
man, has a severe case of the
We hope fee Will soon
recover. '■
“Crindnia” Brake is jiift re
covering from a siege of pneumo
nia.
Master Henry Miller is spend
ing the week with few grandpa
rents at DeVlew.
' Mia® Betitfia Halfacre visited
Mrs. Helms Sunday.
Little Mis® Jeeie Well® spent
Thursday night in this vicinity.
Mrs. Myrtle Sutherland wa® a
pleasant visitor at Mire. Ben
Vauilner’s Sunday.
Mr. Sill® ha® moved to. the
Mile® place again.
Mir. Duncan, our worthy school
master, spent Tuesday night at
W. E. Sutherland’s.
Mrs. Nerve Hinkle attended
ehrarch at Surrounded Hill Sun
day.
Wishing success to the Inde
pendent and it® editor.
Bright Eyes.
Grubbs.
We are having some fine weath
er at this writing1.
Some of the boys are making
social trip® to the dances over on
the Hurricane.
The architect was out from
Newport last week taking the
plan of the brick school house
that will be constructed some
time this spring.
Claude Gregory of Pitts is mak
ing frequent trlfe over hare.
OaafcfeCamp hiii gone into the
tailoring bonnes*.
p. 4. Collins Sts* hired North
east Halo to helf> him in the ,
..
blacksmith shop this summer.
We will have another election
here in town the 4th of April
and everybody must go and vote.
Miss Mittie Douglass will give
another entertainment soon.
The people at the Hankins’
school house say they are getting
along fine with their literary so
ciety.
The mumps are very badly
scattered over this part of the
country but not as bad as they
have been.
Albert Nance has the mumps
and 'he says /they are bad compa
ny.
D. D. Camp and Dr. George
left here Monday morning for
Little Rock to remove the birth
mark from little Lydia’s face.
Dances are gediting popular here
We have two arid -three a week.
Happy Jack.
Nubbin’s Ridge.
Health is improving in this
neck of (the woods.
Singing at P. F. Sherrell’s was
fine. Everybody enjoyed them
selves.
The party at C. B. Foushee’s
in honor of Mias Jim Taylor was
a success. A large crowd was in
attendance.
, The falrmers of this vicinity are
planting corn.
Henry Watkins of White Riv
er bottoms visited David May
finirtfrllnitr
Forest and Ben. May made a
business trip to Auvergne Mon
day.
Miss Stella SherreH has return
ed from. Argemita where udie has
been visiting her sister.
John Newman of Remaned was
on the Ridge Saturday and Sun
day.
David May was seen Saturday
breaking a fin© young mule.
M. M. SherreH visited1 on the
Ridige Sttodky.
F. M. fWebb ,wias on the Ridige
Monday after some ebria.
DaVfd May andl Osear NotVinan
attended the W. O. W. Lodge at
Auvergne Saturday night.
A Mdrty Widow.
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Bandy’s ChapeL
Avy Conditt has been appoint
ed road overdifer of tlft r^lad^
v Mrs. Billingsley ancl Rev. (V?1’. P.
jSibson are dead. “The old nraat
|3ie and the young iiflrtty '
i Brother Waymaa filled his
lugnlar apporatfnemt 2nd Sunday
afternoon.
, Monroe Hardin and his brother-,
iaa alauft Jurat *a *.«■». DM jlll
here now.
Frank Thomas has moved tct ,
Florida. «|| ■
Bishop McCoy is to preach the
dedicatory sermon at TuekermSn
on the 20th. there Will he A
large crowd to hear him to *
bishop has never preached there
before.
The phones are in the houses
now and distance talking ft
abundant.
J. W. Lindley and John Barnes
were called to "Wynne Saturday
to attend the funeral of the for*
mer’s sister and returned Mon
day 13th.
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