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When you contemplate putting in Plumbing, or Heating
\l your home with Steam, or Hot** Water, don’t forget
8 call on the
I Newport Plumbiag and
1 ^ Heating Company
I 111 Walnut St., or Phone 340.
P (The small shop on the Alley, but we have the
Before lettl(£ your contf act, it will be to your interest
r jp£HAS. WYLL1E, Manager!
W ,W Cl_St_O »* C
■ you have one more
jl We thought when we cut prices last week that we
■V"-. accommodate most of our customers, but we find that we
■ are far behind in serving our many regular customers
■ with the cut prices. Your last chance from September
4th to 10th. 25 per cent discount, and get the best work
to be had in the city.
■ dobbins french dye and cleaning works
DO YOU WANT TO SELL? .
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^■^lave Customers for both city and farm property, also
for investments. , ,
Nothing to List With Me. -
s, Insurance in all its branches. Abstracts of city
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ITE REALTY COMPANY
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Movement that Count*
1: ‘ case is like buying a book
V • $§'■:>; watch, it is the inside that
h give first consideration
the best movement for .
of twice*——eh #*tcl|
i can suit yoo with a
-this morning from a business
trip to the capital city..
Dollar docks and dollar
watches at I. D Price’s, guaran
teed one year. 27btf
Judge H. S. Simmons, candi
date for sheriff, is in the city
for a few days. 4
- Mrs. R. L. Harville and Miss
Mary Fuller of Argenta were 1
guests at the McLain last night.
For drayage, see B. G. Gra
ham, the transfer nidi. Phone
334. OOdtf
The colored public schools op
ened its fall term Monday morn
ing with an enrollment of 150,
will be increased to 250 or more
soon. .There are four teachers'
in the colored "school with Ed
Wheeler as principal The en
rollment last year was 260 but
is expected to exceed that num
ber this year. •
Mrs. Maude Reamey left this'
morning for St Louis for a
week’s visit to Mrs. C. W. Beard
and while there will take some
specials lessons on the piare.
J. E. Doherty left this morn
ing for Craighead and Greene
counties on 'business for the
Buckeye Cotton Seed Co.
Allen Martin, the hustling lit- I
tie reporter for the Democrat,
has been quite sick for several
days.
Oak Grove.
The farmjers of this section
say the cotton crop is almost
gone.
Mrs. Morris on the Glenn
farm died August 21.
Mr. Floyd and family are vis
iting at Newark this week.
A large crowd -attended the
picnic at Uncle Uriah Cole’s last
Thursday.
Miss Pearl Davis from Texas
is visiting at Tuckerman this’
week.
Miss Vertie Hurley attended
the picnic Thursday.
S. M. -Burrow is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Mary Hohn has returned
home from a few days’ visit to
Bald Knob.
Rev. Doyle is getting along
finely with his meeting.
, Grandma Jones is lying at the
point of death, not expected to
live but we hope for a. change
for the better.
Church was well attended Iasi
Sunday night at Diaz. Brother
Brownlow Taylor did the
preaching.
No Not One.
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Cloth From Old flop**
An English manufacturer has pee- I
needed In making a fabric from old
ropes. He obtained a quantity of old
.1 rope and cordage, unraveled it end
wove It by a secret process Into *
kind of cloth. The resultant malarial
he dyad a dark brown. ▲ suit of
slothes made from this queer stuff 1
was worn by the manufacturer him-'
•elf, and It is said that he baa n larg*
trade in this lias H the British cc
onies.
The Details.
•jyyou recollec’ old wot’s-’ls-namor
-Pm with the collar?" "A! Wot
abaht *lm?.E’ad to go down (Jerk
of the heed) you know—they glv' 'im
wot you call it—didn’t arf git It. l
don’t think!" “Reelyt.Adfrt you
‘card, then?” "I did ’eat someflng, bu>
no details, not afore now."—Punch
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Boating the Bnehelor.
In Welly the flr tree Is unknown
as a Christman adjunct, but the very
ludicrous custom of “beating thp*
bachelor’’ Is observed by the women
All of the unmarried men in the vi1
lags are driven Into the church after
mass by the outnumbering vomer
and run about the sacred edifice un
beaten until they declare (often fairy
ly) that they will wed ere anoth
Christmas come around.
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I ARKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO. I
I NEWPORT. ARKANSAS I
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Martin Quinn
Black Hock,
Manulpdurer
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[-uccessf
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Patented%Iarch 4,
1902
\ugust 1ft, 1903.
Orders PRffllMy Filled.
This is a caution <Q ringers,
C. R. GRAY
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Watson Building
Office Hours:
9 a. tu. to 12 tu.
3 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Telephone Number 49.
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Good Plumbing Gives
There Is a good deal of i
faction experienced In
plumbing bill for •
work. A feeling of
should remain,
bill be excessive,
have these, get my figures
I ypur works,