.'.RECAST.
n0* S0 Cold,
j/^fday fair and
$F—.—
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y AND THERE
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/ 'SfMfi Hillhouse went down to
^fwnoek yesterday on No. 3.
' * f/^' *r^ce f°r Ingersoll watch
“fi jne to two dollars each. 84btf
/ J. W. Mosely of Alicia was in
•our city today on business.
Jack Montgomery spent Wed
nesday at Walnut Ridge on bus
• t
s.
orman C. Wolff left this
ning for a few weeks’ stay at
Hot Springs.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
ftt the City Drug Store. 09btf
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J. E. Roseborough t)f Bates
ville is here today attending the
Bankers' meeting.
For Sale—40 milch cows, 15
with young cakes.—John R.
Loftin. 79btf.
Mrs. E. R. Walker of Vandaie
is making a cisit to Mrs. Fannie
Robinson and her many Newport
friends
! John Q. Wolf, C. J. Metcalf
and Paxton Thomas of Bates
ville are here today attending
the Bankers’ meeting.
For Sale—25 head of horses
ami mules. Apply to H. G. San
ders, Newport, Ark. 52btf
The Elks will have an impor
tant business meeting at the
home this evening, when the an
nual election of officers will take
place.
Belsinger Garments for 1
Women and Misses I
The Garments of Distinction jg
I ET us be frank—our garments are 9B|
'1 not made in Ashtabula, Ohio, or Si
k Three Forks, Michigan. g
But in the great City of New York,
the style center of the Western Hemis
phere. In New York, where “Dress
Architecture” moves so swiftly that no
sooner is a thing pronounced new by one,
almost in the same breath it is branded
old by another—where every manufac
turer of garments of the better sort vies
and fights and struggles for recognition.
They are essentially BIG CITY GAR
MENTS, made for women who cry out
for supei smartmess-for women who keep
abreast of every new style maneuvre of
the old world. But do not overlook the
most important feature:
Belsinger Garments
For Women and Misses
Are not sky-high in price. They are
right down on our good, green earth and
accomplish what has never before been
established in garments at such low prices.
We want to be frank in just one mat
ter: When you see Belsinger Garments
look for more than merely mechanical
details— look for the thing that differen
tiates the artist from the ar//san~STYLE!
Come and see this wonderful
line of women’s and misses’
Coats and Suits. We have one
for you.
Wolff-Goldman
Mercantile Co.
THE BIG STORE
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
and Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front st. 33btf
C. J. Saenger and Geo- R- Hays
transacted business at Hoxie
Wednesday.
Ladies and children’s oxford’s
for spring at Bowen’s Cash
Store. 84b7t.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe of
Diaz have just returned from a
delightful trip through Florida.
W- H- Duff, representing the
Regal Shoes, called on his rep
resentative, Mr. Joseph M. Ber
ger, here today.
Good housekeepers Use the
Best. That’s why they use Red
Cross Ball Blue. At leading
grocers 5 cents.
E. V. Holt of the Bank of
Tuckerman is attending the
meeting of Group 2 here today.
Our new spring line of crepes
for waists and ratines for suits
are on display.—Bowen’s Cash
Store. 84b7t
Mrs. Fannie Robinson and
Miss Louise Robinson are ex
pected home this evening from
a visit to Mrs. R- F. Drum
mond at Little Rock.
The Busy Bee has changed
name. It is now The Camille
Cafe and is open for short ord
ers, soft drinks etc., under the
management of the proprietor,
L. J. McCutcheon, who solicits
your patronage. 89b7t. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Oliver, good
people of Tupelo, were here Wed
nesuay en ruuie 10 nux springs j
for a two weeks’ visit.
Lost—Gold locket, with Greek
letters “Beta Theta Pi’’— in
scribed; was lost Monday night
on street or at Iron Mountain
station. Reward for finder for
return to this office. 90d3
corn chops, oats, corn and oat
chops.—Bowen’s Cash Store.
90bl4.
Sheriff Edgar Brewster of
Pine Bluff is in the city today
meeting his many friends. Mr.
Brewster also has the honor of
being the district deputy grand
exalted ruler of the Elks of
this district and is making an
official visit to the Elks lodge of
Newport.
Buy your embroideries at 10c
a yard Friday and Saturday at
the 5 and 10c store. 92d2wl
Alfalfa and Prairie hay, bran,
corn chops, oats, corn and oat
chops.—Bowen’s Cash Store.
90bl4.
Many Will Be Examined.
The civil service examination
to be conducted here Saturday
by Carey Davidson and J. L.
Ford, will probably be taken by
30 to 40 residents of this and ad
joining counties.
The examination will be held
in tne High school building,
commencing at 9 o’clock in the
morning and covering four
hours’ work.
Glaize Couple Marry Here
Mr. Wiley Van Owen and Miss
Pearl Closson, daughter of Es
quire C. B. Closson of Glaize
Township, were married at the
court house Thursday morning
by Esquire J- R. Loftin.
They are popular young people
of Glaize and members of good
families, whose friends join
with the Independent in good I
wishes for their future happi
ness.
Bananas Bananas
Mr. J. B. Heard will be here to
morrow on the Iron Mountain
track with a car load of Jumbo
bananas, which he will sell the
merchants one-half a cent cheap
er than they are now buying.
state or Omo. City or Toledo, i
Lucas County. f ss.
Frane j. Cheney makes oath that lit is aeninr
partner o! the Brm of F. J. Cn" ney & CO . ItouX
Justness In Uie City ol Toledo. County and State
'‘7,'L V" W “• sunf £
-lae or ihiTi.iu n COLLARS for each sad ever
T*l-s Catarrh cK^"”0* Cutoa *’>' ‘he “* °>
0 . . FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and imbecriixd In my nresooev
his 6th day of December. A. D . 1886. Y ‘ *
, 1 A W. GLEASON.
I ,K ( Notary l'unuu.
rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acta
Ilivi'lly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
ystera. Scud for testinur i. is free
Sold by all „ru«k,£ 58?** '* VO~ T’^ °
lnko UaU h Ixmily tor conet‘pa Uoa
Real Estate Transfers.
Obe Vaughn and wife to Mitch
Hopkins, 160 acres 26-14-1,
$3,500. .
C. C. Faucette to Archie L.
Ulen, 160 acres 21-10-4, $500.
Wolff-Goldman Realty Com
pany to Will Steen, 165 acres 19,
18-12-2, $4,500.
Hattie M. Bentley to O- E
Jones, lot 1, block 10, Daugher
ty’s Addition, Newport, $600.
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co.
to O. E. Jones, lot 2, block 10,
Daugherty’s Addition, Newport,
$600.
John Benson and wife to Mike
and James Denton, block 10,
South of Bonnerville road, Fer
rin Addition, Grubbs, $150.
J. F., George M. and T- M
Rorex to S. A. Rorex, 80 acres
29-14-1, $1.
E. B. Bridges and wife to W.
T. Mills and wife, 80 acres 26-11
2, $3,500.
George M., T. M. and S. A.
Rorex to Jack Rorex 80 acres 29
14-1, $1.
M. Balch and wife to J. S.
Balch, Ed Ford and J. C. Ball,
.28 of an acre 2-10-2 for Odd
Fellows Lodge, $1.
Mayme Paul to O. H- Hurley,
lot 11, block 4, Hisrch’s First
Addition, Newport $1100
J. L. Leonard and wife to H.
C. Sanders, one-half lots 7, 8, 9,
block 8, original town of New
port, $2000.
Charles G. Henry and wife to
C. L. Hogue, lots 13 and 14,
block 3, Goldman’s Addition,
$5,250.
C. L. Hogue and wife to Chas.
G. Henry, lot 1 and part of lot 2,
block F, Chastain’s Addition,
Newport, $2,250
John J. Elam and wife to Lola
Vandivier, lot 3 and south half
lot 2, block 35, Lawrence Addi
tion, Tuckerman, $700
George T. Van Winkle and
wife to Alice Crabtree, 80 acres
24-14-2, $2,500.
Julia M. Mross to Charles E.
Balch, 80 acres 14-11-1, $2,000.
M. J. Murphy and wife to W.
H. Murphy, 92 acres 34-14-1 and
3-13-1, $350.
L. J. and R. H- Buchanan to
William H. Murphy, 100 acres
34-14-1, $800
Thomas J. Graham to W. H.
Murphy, 80 acres 34-14-1, $1,200
E. C. Lippmann to M. J. Mur
phy, 280 acres 28, 33-14-1,
$1000.
W. S. Hinkle and wife to C- L.
Hogue, lots 1 and 2, block F,
Chastain’s Addition, Newport,
$10.
Laura L. Remmel to H. L
Remmel, 280 acres 9, 23, 24-9-1
and block 3 Remmel’s Addition,
also undivided one-half lot 11
and East half lot 12, block 4
Newport, $50.
Wolff-Goldman Realty Com
pany to Dunaway Investment
Company three-sevenths inter
est in tracts of land in 7-11-3,
$3,250.
W. W. Dutton and wife to J.
W. Grubbs, lots 5 and 6, block 1,
Watson’s Addition, Newport,
$5,800.
PS. White
Beech and Third
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BARGAINS ms
FOR “2
CASH Eni
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rhree boxes matches we
for_ 10c “j
us 35
Three boxes oats_we
S for.25c g
^ Two boxes Toasted Corn gje
aH Flakes_15c. “2
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3™ Seven bars Swift
g Pride_25c
y=j _ EHi
1 EGGS BOUGHT AND EHi
ucj SOLD !aHi
Potatoes and Onion Sets Erfl
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ip General Line of we
^ GROCERIES jE
afi Cheap For Cash ^
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Your Nafcjie|
seen at the foot of a che^k ' 1
standing in the business communi!'v I
cannot be obtained ,n any other wav 7 I
handle financial affairs promptly L 1° I
ciently it ,s quite necessarv to t 4 I
Checking account. nave a ■
This hank welcomes new ^ I
and extends to all customers the 0Unts 1
and facilities developed as I
twenty years of successful banking. ™ I
“The Bank With the Big Surplu>„ I
First National Ban* I
_Newport, Arkansas 1
fit’s Time to
1 Make Gardjj
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% Poultry Wire is a ne
f, cessity. We have it
| in all widths and will
| cut it any length.
| Our prices are right.
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£ Hardware Co.
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® ring Will Soon Be Here
ii Get your clothing all in shape; do not wait until you I
need them. That will mean a rush job and not the
UB usual care we would want you to get. Let us have what
1Jg you want cleaned, dyed, pressed or repaired, and see how
nice they will look. We clean and block Panama, Felt
ii or stiff hats; make them look like new- Clean, dye and I
ii curl feathers. ]
® WE PLEASE OR NO PAY.
BARKER’S:
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afjj want to bloom out. We have it
^ lor you, or we will get just what
ug you wan. Come today. You
only have four more weeks until
m Easter. New Goods coming ev
^ cry day, and we are glad to show
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