ipSiiiii --
Palace Theater
Tonight
PROGRAM.
A story of the Underworld.
FROM OUT THE DREGS.
I Reliance One Reel Drama
DAN MORGAN’S WAY
Flying A Comedy
CUPID NEVER AGES
Coming Tomorrow.
Two Reel Reliance Western
cj^TRE HORSE WRANGLER.
A Keystone Comedy
ft One of those usual laughs wTith
Up]
* Mabel Normand
h MABEL’S BUSY DAY
L , | Coming Monday.
Fourth Chapter of “THE MIL
I WDN DOLLAR MYSTERY.”
ADMISSION 5 and 10 CENTS.
.
ir
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
s
m
s
m
s
s
weather forecast.
I I
" l«"
Tonight and Saturday partly
! cloudy.
‘ ' ■ -/s.' v ‘
I - -.—
I ^JcjO OGGGGGOGGGOG
HERE AND THERE. ^
^o-o oeoocoeoooo odni
For Rent—Furnished room,
317 Laurel Street. 127d6
Charles G. Henry went down
j to Little Rock this morning for j
the day.
T. J. Gregg left this morning
for Joplin, Mo., to visit his
parents.
Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf.
Miss Rina' Price is expected
bonne this evening from Little
Rock.
L. C. Jernigan of Batesville i
^was here yesterday, going to
i Jonesboro to visit his children.
Fresh country eggs and butter
j at Bowen’s Cash Store- 29d6
J. L. Davis, a former Jackson
countyan, but now of Sulphur
Rock, was here this morning,
j returning on the local.
Hon. S. Brundidge came up
from Searcy this morning and
spent the day in our city with
his numerous friends.
Mrs. Rich Wallace left la&t
evening for Illinois to visit her
brother and other relatives for
a month.
j For Sale—well bred Setter
pups. First come, first served
—T. M. Rorex, Swifton, Ark.
12btf.
Mrs. George K. Stephens will
entertain at Bridge Saturday af
ternoon in honor of Mrs- Lee
Crimm.
Oak and Hickory Wood— any
isize load for sale. Special price
on car lots. Jno. R. Loftin, Jr,, j
Phone 58. 59dtf.
Misses Carrie and Willie Stri
der left Sunday for Newport and
other points for a two weeks’
visit before going to Tillar j
wrhere they havepositions teach
ing school.—Cotter Courier.
•
Misses Elizabeth Irby and
Lucy Bailey arrived home this
morning from an enjoyable sum
mer’s stay at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Barnum Davis of Heber
Si- rings was mingling with his
friends here today while attend
ing to business.
Phone 71 for Western Union
messenger to run your er
rands to all parts of the city,
gain. Prices reasonable. Phone
71 26dtf
Mrj and Mrs. W- E. Wood of
Fort Worth, Texas were guests
at the Hazel last night, going to
Batesville.
Wanted—Furnished rooms,
with bath accessible, and board
or furnished house. Address A,
Independent. 27dtf.
Mrs. L. Hirsch left on No. 3
yesterday afternoon for Little
Rock, the new home of the fam
ily.
Gustave Jones went down to
Little Rock this morning on No
7.
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
and Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front st- 33btf
Mrs. J. B. Avera spent the day
Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Hubert Holmes at Batesville,
returning on the evening train
Stovewood—gum $2.00 load,
$5-00 cord- Phone P. S. White.
117dtf.
Chas. Holmes of Little Rock
who has been here for a day or
two on a visit, returned home on
No. 7 this morning.
I will make a special price of
$2.50 for piano tuning for the
next ten days. Don’t wait until
the last. Phone 263, E. D. Olm
stead. 30d2t.
Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. 84btf.
Will Johnson, with Plunkett
Jarrell Grocer Company, left on
No. 3 yesterday for Texarkana,
having received a message an
nouncing the arrival of a little
son at his home in that city yes
terday afternoon.
jpP- .at SniailsraanlshlSfOSfOSfDShlSh) SrflSh) Shi Shi Sh! SrOSrfl Sh) Sh) Sh) Sh) Sail Sh) ^ 1ST ihl Shi Shi ih) jgj!
J Good Honest Values 1
£ are what we intend to give and do give when you buy our Hhi,
Hi buggies. Our aim is not to handle the lowest priced, most ^
M SB flashily painted buggies-what we try to do is to give you your ||
| jg money’s worth for your money. ^
:jS In our three lines of buggies, Deere, Moon, and Banner we have a wide o^j
ft * variety of styles and qualities to select from, and the prices are arranged to jyg
& suit your pocketbook- We illustrate below one of our popular styles of top Ihl
LjVgB. buggies in our low priced line. ^
1
WSKrnxmwas Y- ’le
?; “in
' ,1W ■ nie
■tfi
Hfe OUR LEADER TOP BUGGY. g
|£ A remarkably good value isn’t it? And there are many others in our ^
lit stock equally as good. If you fail to come see our line before you buy a buggy, j^.:
you simply pass up an opportunity to save money. Let us show you. |2;''
■ oltt-Goldmanl
I M CANT1LE COMPANY 1
Special—Caramel nut cream
today and Saturday at the City
Drug Store. 30d2t
Forrest Bleakley, one of the
directors of the Fair Associa
tion, as here yesterday to at
tend a meeting of the board.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson of
Grubbs came in Friday morning
in their Ford car. They report
some very bad holes just east of
Newport, which needs the atten
tion of the overseer.
Mr- and Mrs. Herbert Benson
of Newport spent Sunday hex’e
visiting the lady’s parents, Dr.
and Mrs. V. L. Pascoe.—Newark
Journal.
Anew line of Jacob’s Candies
“made last night” just received
at the City Drug Stbre. 30d6
Jim Jones and his mother
were summoned to Newport
Monday by a telegram announc
ing the death of Jim’s brother
in-law, Mr. Lucien Harris on
Sunday.—Cotter Courier
John F. Foote, who has re
cently moved to our city from
Brinkley, has a position with
the Valley Commission Compa
ny, instead of the Stevens’ Gro
cer Company, as stated in Thurs
day’s issue.
Turf oats, seed rye, hay, bran,
chops, shorts, wheat chops, oats
and corn.—Bowen’s Cash Store.
28blm.
Isaac Goldman and Noi'man
C. Wolff are expected down
from St. Louis tomorrow morn
ing.
TT • i i ,
ij.avt' .yuui pianu luneu uy a
factory tuner—E. D. Olmstead,
Phone 263. , 30d2t
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Laugh
inghouse of Forrest City were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. E.
Willis last night, returning home
this afternoon.
Knox menas shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dtf- i
Col. V. Y. Cook wTas down
from Batesville today on busi
ness and meeting his many i
friends.
Pianos direct from factory to
you on easy payments, 30 days
free trial. We pay freight and
hauling. I have two styles that
will be sold in this city at the
following advertising prices:
Style72, a $350 piano now $195;
$7 down and $7 per month;
Style 74, $400 piano now $210—
$8 down and $8 per month.
Phone 263, E. D. Olmstead, ad
vertising agent, Warren Piano
Factory, Warren, Pa. 30d2t
Mrs. R. L. Bennett and chil
dren, who have enjoyed the
summer with her mother, Mrs.
T- J. Watson, will leave tomor
row morning for their home at
Paris, Texas.
Miss Emma Bateman of Elmo
left this morning for St. Louis
to resume her school work"' Miss
Juliette Bateman will also leave
for St. Louis soon to go to
ri r. L rv/\l
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10- —
Chester Robinson. 18dtf.
Mrs. J. R. Davis of Auvergne
was shopping in our city Thurs
day, getting her daughter, Miss
Gussie Davis, ready to enter
Galloway College at Searcy.
All kinds of housenold goods,
new and second hand, sold at
auction on Front street every
Saturday—A, Bullard- 90blm
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T- Sim
mons arrived home on No. 3
yesterday afternoon from a vis
t of two weeks to her brother*
Baxter Watson, at Springfield,
Mo. They also enjoyed a short
stay at Hollister, Mo., made fa
nous by Harold Bell Wright’s
lovel, “The Shepherd of The
Tills.”
J,
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
>y local applications, us they cannot reach the dis- j ,
ased portion of the ear. There it only oue way tc !
are deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies I .
to&fness is caused by an inflamed condition of the I *
sucous lining of the Kustuehian Tube. When Una 1
ube is inflamed you have a ruuUding sound or l.v> I
erfeet hearing, and when it is emTrely closed. l>eaf- IJ
s is the result, and unless the inflammation can be !
..Kon out and this tube restored to its normal condi 11
’> ;. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine coses j
it of ten aw caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
j.i in i’liiaiaeo condition of the mucous surface*. i
We wIlf give One Hundred Hollar* for any case ol *
■ j.. Y'\ .. . r' X .. y* 'v,f \
I BUSINESS COUNSEL
When*the"question of business expansion is considered, it
may be that you would like the advice of a disinterested party,
The officers of this bank hold themselves in readiness to advise
customers, and all business is treated confidentially. |
Their fitness as advisors is shown by the growth of this
institution—which is now the largest as well as the oldest in
Jackson County.
“THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS” |
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS !
|
For Kent.
Two nice homes, hot and cold -
ATater,5 rooms and bath, 61b and
620 Main street. Apply to J. W.
Wallace, Stayton Building. ‘
Phone 380. 23dtf .
I
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
IBATESVILLE BUSINESS g
COLLEGE §
Arkansas'Best Business College. 5
The place 1o Learn Business 9
Right. ©
Good Location—Board reason- X
able. Expert instruction in ©
Bookket ping, Shorthand or 9
Telegraphy. jj*
Write for Catalogue D. g
F. B. ADAMS, Mgr., g
Box 514 Batesville, Ark. p
OOO©' XOOOOOOOOOOOOOvOOOOO
--— ihwii I .,u
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly.
£eep them white with Red Cross
Ball Blue. All grocers sell large
l oz. package, 5 cents.
VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXJOOOOOOO
Dr. W. L RaSSINfiTON |
\ DENTIST |
2 WISHON BUILDING g
2 PHONE 21 g
\ NEWPORT, ARKANSAS |
>0000000®00000Q0QO0QQ0Q00C'
I DO7 YOU WANT!
1 A BUGGY? 1
*_»
H —' ,r '”"r * T'r [ue
If so come and see us. We have just re- y^
^ ceived a car load of yf
5 HERCULES BUGGIES |
H and on account of short crop prospects ^
^ we are selling them remarkable dose, y;
^ We have Open and Top Buggies,
gjj Spring Wagons and Hacks. K
| PRICES FROM $39.00 UP. 1
i johnson-aveba!
| HARDWARE COMPANY *
| A Heart to Heart Talk |
| The Hot Days Are Here And There Is H
F Nothing Much to Do. ®
si. !S
f m
I Come around to our place and £
g let’s get better acquainted. Let’s ®
5, ■Jj talk things over. Lou might !|
Tl find something that will interest
am t jujjg
^ you; if not, we would appreciate jg;
[| * having you come any way.
KRi Make our place your headquarters !sni
^ while up town. We have plenty of ice ^
^n water and a fan to cool you. jg|
!ani ara
f_5£5
THE PLACE THAT ALWAYS WELCOMES YOU ^ ^
I Fife & Moore !
jp 410 FRONT STREET