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ir ERCY H. VANDYKE,
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I NEWPORT LYNCHING.
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Some few papers*in thisjistate,
^.nd several in the’ state of Ar
kansas, are rearing up on their
kind legs and, pawing the air
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ily she has taken a place in the
hearts of many theatre-goers. It
is a relief to the critic to watch
the record of such an actress as
Gertie Ewing and to see her pat
ronage grow.
At Newport opera house Wed
nesday, January 18.
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pre-eminent. Always rigorous and
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and delightful climate are at their
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Inquire of
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auout Hie lyceui ijr
Newport. We are not in sympa
thy of lynch law and, ordinarily,
never will be, but we have noth
ing but the highest regard for
the brave fathers, brothers and
husbands who, , through the heat
of excitement incident to the ter
rible crime which was commit
ted by the brute who was lynch
ed, went forth and revenged one
of the most brutal and dastardly
crimes in the history of the state
of Arkansas.
When the time comes that our
wives, mothers or sisters can not
go out upon the public highways
.without being criminally assault
ed and then foully murdered by
some fiend incarnate, then has
the time arrived for the men of
the land to raise up and, if nec
essary, resort to any kind of
measures to avenge the great
and awful crime of rape and
murder.
The Newport mob, we will ven
tnre the assertion, was composed
of some of the best people of
that little city and vicinity, and
men wbo would refrain from any
•unlawful act as long and possibly
a great deal longer than some of
THE FEBRUARY
“SMART SET.”
Different as “The Eavesdrop
pers” is from such fiction as “In
the Bishop’s Carriage” and
“Raffles,” it combines all the in
terest of those stories with a
movement and intensity entirely
its own. It is a notable achieve
ment for the author and will
prove a notable novelette in the
Smart Set's long list of success
ful stories.
FOR LEASE.
NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.
Possession given the 1st day
of April, 1905, together with the
scenery, fixtures, furniture, etc.
Seating capacity 500. Stage 40
feet. Scenery in good condition
and furniture in good repair.
Good piano. Bids received up to
February 1st and right reserved
to reject any and all bids. Ap
ply to
L. Minor, Secretary,
or I. Goldman, President,
98bta Newport Building Ass'n.
i Read the Independent.
tnese mue Lwu-uy-iuur news
paper writers who have nothing
else to do but criticize the brave
and noble efforts of their supe
riors in every walk of life.
The Newport mob are not to
be censured. They did just what
any other community would have
done under like circumstances.
—Poplar Bluff (Mo.) Citizen.
GERTRUDE EWING COMING.
The Gertrude Ewing Company
comes to the opera house for one
night in the “Shadow of the
Czar.” Miss Gertrude Ewing is
a young actress who has won her
way. She is not a stranger to
adversity, and success has come
only after persistent efforts and
patient, conscientious labor. Her
capabilities were not brought out
in a day or thoroughly tested in a
single season. Her climb to fame
has been steady, without pyro
tecnical triumph. Slowly she
has grown in the affections of
those who have watched her ef
fort toward success. And stead
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