fes, that home you think of buying when you have the price,
I(td not be a dream for long if you open a bank account. Even
l dollar will start that. Economize on. your expenditure and
commence today—here—where we welcome just such accounts
U yours. We will help you.
ARKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO.
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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to—1"In five >'ears y°u 'won’t se9
Be on the street.” Wayburn—
. they would be safer on the
lilks.”—The Causeur.
Sometimes They Are Right,
ny a g*od wife Is firmly con
d that her husband doesn’t har
K with anything in the house ex
the nutmeg grater.—Chicane
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FESTIVAL WEEK
Little Rock
ARKANSAS
APRIL 21, 22, 23, 11914
FOUR CONCERTS
MADAM SCHUMANN-iHEINK
In Connection With
St- Louis Symphony Orchestra
Little Rock Festival Chorus
A great and rare treat
in store for all lovers of
music, who should avail
themselves of this op
portunity
Write to
CHAS. B. SLOAT
Assistant General Passenger
Agent,
UTTLE ROCK, ARK.
or consult
LOCAL AGENT
■ Your Seed Tested?
Belong, wet fall has made the seed situation serious. |||
B*ts of both com and cotton show that most seed is j! |
Bv testing from 10 to 60 per cent. ill
Bating poor seed wastes money.
B**tw the money it is worth as feed; wastes valua- ]||
you can’t replace; and eliminates the possibil- jjj
EASY, N ECESSARY
have good, tested seed for sale, or if we can be |]j
jH* lightest assistance in giving information as to test- jji
B^r in finding good seed near home, write j j
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Commissioner of Agriculture
St* Louis» Iron Mountain &
mWrmSUmf Southern Railway Co.,
I ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI jj;
Raney For
R. R. Commissioner
He Exposes Mr. Wood and Shows That He Has Been A Candidate
For Three Offices in The Las \ Six Months—Shows The
Standing of The Lee Coun ty Courier. Which Mr. Wood
Says In His Announcement That He Owns and
i Punishes.
I am a candidate for Railroad Commisioner, and have made
a race that has been free of charges and on a high plane. I
have the race won, and ask my friends to stand firm, and make
ui hard tight on the day of the election, which will make victory
| easy.
Mr. Wood has seen fit to bring all kinds of charges into
this race and his ability for twisting the truth and magnifying
an untruth is wonderful. My attention has .just been called to
an article in the Lee County Courier which is actionable, hut in
view of the fact that we cannot get “blood out of a turnip’’
(with due apology to the turnip), and the further fact that
the article is so strong that it will make me votes, I shall not
start any litigation. He has searched his dictionary' for all the
bad names he could find and has applied them to me. To say
that he puts me in the Ananias Club would he mild, but I have
! the satisfaction of knowing that hundreds of the best citizens of
Lee county have been slandered by this same paper, and we are
| all in a bunch together. No wonder he complained that I voted
{to throttle the press because if you will take the charges out of
his paper there will not be anything left hut the Datent sheet
C and medicine advertisements. He says he had a right to attack
j Jeff Davis who run him out of the race for Governor the first
| day he met him, and I presume it is because he called him a
^ squirrel headed editor. It seems to me that the squirrel is the
j one who should become offended.He has hammered the good peo
5 pie of Lee county so much that a large number of the best citi
5 zens organized a stock company and bought a newspaperfortheir
> I self protection. It is the Marianna Index, Dr. Z. T. Ben
> nett, a Methodist minister, is the editor, and is ably looking after
Lthe moral interests of Lee county.
I There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in
>|the best of us that it hardly behooves any of us to talk about
» the rest of us.
} Mr. Wood was a candidate for a county office in Lee county
j all last summer and on accout of the opposition which was
| brought about by his paper hammering on the citizens of his
| eounty, he decided that he could not be elected to a county of
| fice, so he embarked in the race for secretary of state, and
went down to Little Rock and avowed himself a candidate for
Secretary of State. He decided that he could not be elected Sec
retary of State and in view of the fact that he could not quit run
ning, finally announced for Railroad Commissioner.
He was Mayor of Marianna while it was wet (but now dry),
and the poor old farmer of his county advised me when I was at
Marianna that he had not spoken to some of them for a year,
and that his Mayor’s docket consisting of light fines and large
costs was only exceeded by the J.P. Dockets of Little Rock which
was generally one cent fines and from ten to twenty dollars cost.
He has denied that he was editor of the Lee County Courier
but this is contrary to his public statements when the race start
ed. If be does not mean what he says, how can you tell what he
means by what he does say, so do not pay any attention to his
attacks on my record as a Senator but vote for a man that is
qualified for the job. Yours for clean politics,
(Advertisement.) T. J. RANEY
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I Watch This !'
Space I,
It is reserved for the ho- x
tel everybody is talking jjj
2 about and eveybody likes
11 _ Saint Louis’ best j 5
! | known and ost popular, j?
cj now being reodeled and |<
>| refurnished. Will reopen <
jj| about May 1st. ! j
To Entertain Press Association.
Plans for the entertainment of
the Arkansas State Press Asso
ciation, which meets in Little
Rock in May, are progressing
satisfactorily, and this conven
tion promises to be the event of
the year in Little Rock. The ex
ecutive committee of the Little
Rock lodge of Elks, has request
ed that time be allotted to this
lodge to tender a reception to
the editors. The Little Rock
Elks’ Home is one of the show
places of the city, and it is sel
dom opened for occasions of this
kind, but when it is an elaborate
entertainment is given- The di
rectors of the Elks have stated
that they will tender the most e
laborate reception ever attempt
ed by the organization, if they
ire permitted to participate in
he festivities to be offered for
;he state editors.
In addition to this, the Arkan
sas Pioneers Society has request
ad a place on the program for s
reception to the editors and theii
wives. Added to this will b(
luncheons and other receptions
until it begins to look as thougl
the editors will find little tinw
for business in their three days
stay in the city. It is probabh
that one of the luncheons will b<
given at the Country Club, fol
lowed by an automobile ridei ovei
Little Rock and the good roads
of Pulaski county, with a sid<
trip to Fort Logan H. Roots. Th<
automobiles, to the number oJ
300, will be tendered by citizens
with the cars personally driver
by the owners. This shows the
interest being taken in the con
tention by the citizens, for on
y on state occasions do the ma
iority of Little Rock automo
?ile owners drive their own cars
The receptions and kindrec
evidences of hospitality are onlj
.he minor forms of entertain
ment, the balance being differ
ent from any yet attempted. The
Little Rock Press Club, which is
arranging the details of the en
tertainment, after the citizens
have contributed the sinews o:
hospitality, is a stickler for nov
elty, and its members are of thi
opinion that their plans for en
tertainment of the State Pres;
Association are about perfec
tion in entertainment line.
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j £, eggs, hidden x
I '4 ould readily find „
: 4 Will you ever forge,
j Q their coloring appealed
! 4 your boyish fancy? **■
j § We WILL BRING BACK
j g those youthful recollections
O you will call and look over
j g the line of fancy and staple
I g woolens we have.
I g If you have not as yet
1 * called, you owe it to your
| g self to DO IT NOW.
! g Easter will soon be here
g again. Now Is the time <0
i 8 step in and lets talk over
g this Easter Clothes propo
X sition. Easter is April 12,
x and not much time to A
g spare. Call now. >5
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8 §
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ry and Amanda Perry.
Evidenced by their certain
promissory note of March 26,
1907, for five hundred dollars
(500), due and payable twelve
(12) months after date ,and
drawing ten (10) per cent in
terest per annum until paid.
And whereas, said indebted
ness is due and unpaid; now no
tice is hereby given that I, the
! undersigned grantee, will offer
for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the above de
scribed real estate.
Said sale will be held on Sat
urday, April 25, 1914, at the
front door of the court house,
in the city of Newport, between
the hours for judicial sales.
This March 25th, 1914.
EMMA DAVENPORT,
52w3t. Grantee.
I Souvenir Week At Our
Corset Department
To every woman who visits
our Corset Department THIS
! WEEK we will give a beautiful
I imported aluminum thimble. j
This very practical gift is given
with the compliments of one of
the most successful sections of j
our store—our Corset Depart
ment.
We know you will be delighted
with one of these imported thim
bles, and we also know that you
will be keenly interested in view- \
ing the splendid assortment of
good corsets that are offered
here
»
Examine the new Henderson Backlaced and Front
Laced Corsets that are now being shown. We have
never sold corsets that have given the wearers such
complete satisfaction a; these popular priced models.
We have special Henderson styles for all proportions I
of figures; no matter how exacting you may be, we ft
guarantee to fit you in a Henderson Corset that will ft
satisfy you completely in comfort, style and service. You ft
are invited to visit our corset department and receive ft
an imported aluminum thimble, and look over our large I
stock of corsets. These thimbles will not be given to 1
children. I
I The Famous Cash Store I
Newport, Arkansas I
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Si Have you bought that (arm you have jjj
|! been thinking of buying? ^
Hi Do you want to invest your money in gjfi
Si . >mething that will pay you 10 per cent? Si
^ P so let us show you one of the farms we *
tve for sale, the rent thereon will pay ^
H n per cent y;
i Si Plant your gold in Jackson County ®
| »j dirt and watch it grow. yg
s Hi ®
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