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which are manufactured in di
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or write us at Weldon, or call
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Office, McLain Building
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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Had a Good ‘‘Take."
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dozen of swift kisses on her sun
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mayor warns
trouble maklrs
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Industrious And Law-Abiding
Negroes May Expect Full Pro
tection of Law.
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| It appearing that some irre
sponsible or trouble making per
son has been posting notices a
bout town ordering all negroes
to leave at once, and that such
I notices are causing considerable
uneasiness among the colored
people of this city,
! Therefore, I, A. T. Hubly,
I mayor of the city of Newport,
Arkansas, hereby advise all law
abiding and industrious negroes
to purs\ie their usual walks in
life, and that as such, they may
expect the full protection of
the law as provided by its offi
cers, as well as the protection of
the good citizenship of the
city.
The misdeeds of the loafing,
or criminal element, either
white or black, is not to be held
against the industrious and law
abiding people of any communi
ty, and while wre have no clue
as to the poster of the said no
tices, yet if the guilty party
can be found the full penalty of
the law- will be placed upon him.
I further appeal to all wffiite
citizens of this city to help al
lay the fears of our negro popu
lation, as this is certainly no
time to allow- any irresponsible,
trouble loving parties to stir up
a racial strife, w'hich could only
result in much suffering and
hardships, and probably loss of
life.
I had no intention of taking
official notice of the few notices
posted Monday morning, but
the fact that more have appear
ed since makes me deem the a
bove statement a necessity.
A. T. HUBLY,
Mayor.
Story Of Humor And Pathos.
Gaskill & MacVitty announce
the return at the opera house
on Thursday night, November
5th, of Harold Bell Wright's
dramatization of his very popu
lar novel, “The Shepherd of The
Hills”, presented by a great
company, with special scenery,
mechanical and electrical ef
fects for the production in its
entirety. In making the dra
matization, Mr. Wright has col
laborated with Elsbery W. Rey
nolds.
“The Shepherd of The Hills”
tis a story of humor and pathos
told in a simple, direct manner
of love, mystery and heroism,
with its scenes al lin the Ozark
mountains, Southern Missouri,
where the author lived and
preached for some years. There
Are several exciting incidents, in
cluding the night ride of the
teplendid heroine over the hills
through a storm; an attack upon
the shepherd, and the moral vic
tory of a man when a panther is
about to spring upon his rival,
but there is no melodramatic
touch to the play. dl
May Take Over Colorado Mines.
United Pre$s Dispatch.
Washington, D. C., Oct. 29.—
President Wilson has asked the
Attorney General (whether it
would be legal for the govern
ment to take over the Colorado
'mines for federal supervision,
according to a high official
source.
President Gregory and the
President conferred at length
today. Gregory refused to an
nounce whether he said the step
would be legal, but admitted that
the Colorado question was dis
cussed.
The Administration has been
advised that the strike troubles
are being used as campaign mat
ter, and it is believed that the
President will await the elec
tion before acting. Meanwhile
the troops will remain.
Crow "Helped” In Golf Q»m*
An unusual gulf story comes from
Scotland. M.-3. Domett, an American
lady living a' No*h Berwick, wfctie
playing on the course recently, hart
her game cot.sidemhly interfered with
by a persistently inquisitive crow. 8b*
bad Just nifiUu a tee Bitot when the
crow scttutvd the -ball, and. after flying
with it for sonio distance, dropped if
Tito lady made two other shots. n.oC
the &. •ow, tc tie* j" nj.ett ■ > **tce re j
turoi/'d and lifted ’.}>« i .ifiai sfct»
b'\d played It
When Mcn;y Talks.
"Pa, vital dui s y, ‘tis• . a when you
Bay that man hasn't ti courage at
his convictions?” "The. h* has opin
ions, but isn't willing to bet money on
tliem."—Detroit Free Pres*.
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''.o man wh .;•••» principles are right
-• after h;u ••• backs, lose his
and '«ive doubts, but In the
> : lie will win, and the victory,
is the result of principle, is a
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Washing Matting.
Bran Is much better to use for
leaning matting than soap and wa
er. Tie the bran in a bag, dip the
bag into clean warm water, and rub
the matting briskly with this; then
•vasli it off with a cloth wrung out of
warm «ajt water. This method freshe
ns it up wonderfully.
Scene From “The Shepherd of The Hills”, At the Opera House
November 5th
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