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jfiBlHPSRCY H. VAN DYKE
publisher and Editor
gSBKont St., NEWPORT, ARK.
HH 8UB#CRIPTION .rates
paily-Single copy, ft cents; per week. 10 cents
H per mouth. 40 cents; per year, $4.50, in advance
W-' carrier in'dty, by mail in country.
I Weekly—$1 00 per year, payable in advance.
■ Entered at the postoffice Newport, Ark., ns
■ <e end-class mail matter.
I ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
I Sevens’ Heat Lotion cures
I heat. lObtf.
I Rube McEIwee has been on the
I sick list for the past two days.
Whit-leather; Whit-leather.
■ The two little children of Mr.
1 and Mrs. Jake Ivy of East New
I port are quite sick.
I New fall dress ginghams are
I on display at Bowen’s Cash
i Store. 26b7
■ A. C. Collier left yesterday for
K Memphis from where he will
V take a boat to New Orleans.
dress ginghams are on
w^^gy^jBirfl^Bowen’s Cash Store.
■ 34dbt.
■ Mrs. J. H. McHugh has re
■ turned from a visit to Her sister
■ in Little Rock.
■ John M. Glass and Ferdinand
; Tonney were down from Swifton
■ today attending court.
■ Miss Corinne Mosby arrived
B home Sunday evening from a
IjjL several months’ visit to St. Louis
HHpM^ie^Lou Minor and Bessie
H^Watson enjoyed the day Sunday
jEfwith Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Cast
^HFat Swifton.
|9f Miss Ruth Murray, an attrac- (
Bt|; tive young lady of Heber (
gB|;;-Springs, who has been visiting
H " at Tuckerman, was a Sunday,
H^guest of Newport friends en
sB^route home.
■ See the Studebaker buggies j
■ sold by J. P. Duck and Compa-j
■ ny before you buy. In their
H line of buggies, ycu get big val
B ues. 58btf.
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The latest
Price's Book
Mr. and Mrs. Get
formerly of Ne\yai
but now of Hope,
tween trains thus
route to St. Louis to buy goods/'
Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sweatt
and Mrs. Dee Kimbrough were
Newport visitors Monday.
C. B. Best and wife left this
afternoon over the Rock Island
for Alexander, Ark. on a visit to
their son, Rev. R. M. Best.
C. R. Hite was very sick Sun
day night from a bilious attack.
He was a little better Monday,
although not able to be at his of
fice.
Miss Mae Clauser of Little
Rock arrived this afternoon to
visit her brother and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Jones of Beech
street.
Col. John P. Paul and daugh*
ter, Miss Mamie, and Judge
George T. Humphries will leave
Thursday evening for Cincinnati
to attend tne i\ationai tomen
tion of Odd Fellows.
Hickory Stove Wood—any
size load.—John R. Loftin, Jr.
Phone 58. 18dtf.
Mrs. N. B. Wishon and son
Earle returned Sunday night
from several weeks’ stay at Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Mary E. Marshal and lit
tle daughter of Little Rock ar
rived Saturday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. John W. Stay
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Varnes and
little daughter, Ruth, who have
been at the McLain hotel for sev
eral months, left this morning
for Augusta, where Mr. Varnes
has been sent to complete the
new bridge across White river.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sanders
left this afternoon for Forrest
City, where they will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mal
lory during the St. Francis coun
ty fair this week.
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SEPTEMBER 11 to 16
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THE MUSICAL LAVETTES
"h a Repertoire oE Comedy, Novelty, Musi
cal Acts That Pleases All Classes oE
Mirth, Music and Song. Something En
IE you want to Laugh Don’t Miss This one
ENTIRE CHANGE NIGHTLY
I MONDAY NIGHT presenting a Laughable
||p/ Comedy Sketch Entitled
■ "THE MUSICAL MAID AND
■ THE GERMAN POLITICIAN”
■ New and novel musical instruments never
B before seen in Newport. Come the first
B night and you will come every night. "Laugh
H| ’ and the World Laughs With You, Weep and
the Laugh on You." We Guarantee this kill
to Please You. _
Two Reels of Pictures Each Night
I ADMISSION:
HI All children not In arms, occupying seats,
fe* Under 12 years of Age 10c
■ ■ Adults..^ £
H , We start Contest tonight with the Busy
■ Bee giving away one Piano and Shetland
■ 0 Pony and Trap to the holder of the largest
B ; number of votes.
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Pictorial If you have waited for the first glimpse of the new Fall and Winter styles in Fall and I sjj
Review Winter Dress Goods—come tomorrow ail you school girls. BmH
Patterns. Beautiful patters and weaves—colors and weights destined to be popular and mud; rM
worn; .exquisite fabrics that you will be delighted to see and choose from; stunning effects IfB
jn Dress Materials that are posi-tively authoritative—are all here ready for you to see and select I JB
from. We take special pride Ininviting the dress-loving women to come and examine the Fall I I
and Winter patterns. . All 25, 20 and 15 cent Ginghams go at 12Vic. 1 1
b, fleinemann An 35> 25 and 20 cent Gaiateas 36 inches g°at i5c* 1»
Proprietor Wg® 0 ' | 0^ d G T | 1
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily In Newport. Many
Newport Citizens Tell
Of It.
Nearly every reader has heard
of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Their
good work in Newport still con
tinues, and our citizens are con
stantly adding endorsement by
public testimony. No better
proof of merit can be had than
the experience of friends and
neighbors. Read this case:
R. L. Pennington, Second and
Pine Sts., Newport, Ark., says:
“Doan’s Kidney Pills have been
so beneficial to me that I have
not the.slightest hesitation in ad
vising their use to other kidney
sufferers, especially to railroad
men. The jarring I received
while working on the engine and
the cor-Uant, cramped position
in which I was obliged to be
most of the time, no doubt weak
ened my kidneys. The expos
ure to bad weather and different
changes in temperature also
helped to bring on my complaint.
When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills
advertised by local people, I de
cided to try them and got a sup
ply at Dutton’s Drug Store. I
have used three boxes up to this
time and they have certainly
I done me a world of good, reliev
ing the backache and correcting
the other kidney disorders.”
For sale by all dealers. Pric
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s j
and take no other. j
Begin Laying New Floor.
Work was begun Monday
morning under the direction of
the street and alley committee of
the council upon the new floor of
the Lake bridge.
The lumber, which is to be red
gum was bought of T. S. Steph
ens and part of the same has al- j
ready been delivered.
The new floor will be laid j
i without stopping traffic and;
, each piece of lumber is run diag-'
| onally across in order to rest up- J
on sufficient stringers to insure!
, safety. !
W. B. HURLEY
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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Fp cial Agent Mutual Life In j
. r met Co of New York
Continental Casualty Co. of
Chicago
Planters Fire Insurance Co. of
Little Rock.
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There is certainty to the return from money sown
in the bank. Nothing increases with such steady growth
and as constant as dollars when deposited in a reliable
\ banking institution. In order to be sure what your
harvest will be, you should have some money in the bank
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Use Red Cross Ball Blue and 1
keep them white as snow. All '■?=
grocers 5 cents a package.
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I Miss Lucy T. Brandenburg V
Will resume her piano I
classes September 11. Stu- I
d i o 8 0 6 Third Street. I
Good housekeepers use the 1
i best. That’s why they use Red M
; Cross Ball Blue. At leading Jl
grocers, 5 cents. I
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$ Herrick Refrigerators Hammocks
Quick Meal Gasoline Ranges Porch Furr
» Ice Cream Freezers Screen
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