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Mules and Horses
We Are Selling Them Cheap
Carload of Missouri Mules, good
stock and at prices 'that are right.
We also have a fine lot of horses !
and mares—fifty animals in all.
Also have a young gray jack, 5 years old and j
Tennessee bred for sale. _
Look at my stock before buying.
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EARL SEATON
116-118 aWlnut Street NEWPORT, ARK.
Finds Indian Relics.
Sylamore. April 12.—Henry
Engles, ferryman and farmer,
who lives about a mile below this
place, uncovered a part of an old
Indian graveyard yesterday
w .'ic plowing. After he had
pi ‘wed up a few bone> and
P’ res of broken pottery he got
to < and began to dig so as not
to Teak up any pottery that he
might find. He got out a num
ber of fine pieces of this Indian
handwork and other Indian re
lics.
This is the second burial
ground of this kind to be found
during the past two months on
the upper White. Sometime ago
Tom Martin of Norfolk, plowed
into one of these Indian grave
yard ■ on the river inst below the ,
mouth of the North Fork. The,
find created quite an interest at |
that time e.v cl a great deal of j
digging was done there. Some j
28 skeletons i re found and la-!
ter digging h: ■ brought to light
i several more. As the case in the
find below this place a pot was
| found at the head of each skele
ton. It is supposed that the In
i dians filled these nots with food
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| and buried them with the body,
i The pots found were manufac
factured from ground mussel
shell and red clay and were burn
ed. Some are round with large
mouths, others with smaller
mouths and lips and others are
in the shape of a present day
water bottle with a neck. Be
sides the pots were found arrow
points, beads, axes and a pipe.
Great care has to be taken in re
moving the pottery from the
ground as it has become soft
with moisture from its long in
terment.
Expects Change in Courth Class
Offices.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, April 14.—Con
gressman W. S- Goodwin, of the
Seventh District, departed to
day for Washington where he
will get busy making recommen
dations to fill the postoffices in
his district. Congressman Good
win came home and went all over
his district, meeting the numer
ous and sundry appdicants at
each place, and talking over
their qualifications with the cit
izens of the cities and towns in
order to be better qualified to
pass upon the applicants.
“It vcould not surprise me to
see an order come from the Pos
tal Department,” stated Con-1
gressman Goodwin in discussing
the subject, “making a change
in the fourth-class postmaster
ships so Democrats will get a
whack at a good many of them
real soon. Before the close ot
the Taft administration the post
masters of this class were re-ap
pointed for a term of another
four years. The new order will
place all under civil service con
trol, and those holding the offi
ces will be as any one else desir
ing the appointment. The per
son holding the highest grade
of course gets the first chance at
the office, and I have faith
enough in the Democratic party
to believe we will find as many
. Democrats qualified to hold
these appointments as Republi
' cans. I cannot say there is any
> politics in it, but I have noticed
that when examinations were
held during the Republican ad
ministration, the members ol
that party seemed to be the
brightest, or the smartest, or
the best in some other way, for
' the result showed them ranking
above the Democratic applicanl
j and they usually took the job.’
Ready to Be Surprised.
"So fur," eald Brother Dickey
“though I bad my ear ter de groum
ter ketch de smal’es’ soun’. I aln'1
heerd no footsteps er Mister Chris
mae cornin' my way. an' I reckon he a
fwlne ter take me surprise by glv
In' me a whole ha"
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The Southland’s Own Play.
“The Clansman,” Thomas
Dixon’s great drama, has been
aptly called the Southland’s own
play. It is a story of Southern
people, for Southern people, and
was written by a Southern man.
It is the champion of the South,
having successfully and forcibly
answered “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,”
which favored the North. “The
Clansman” has served a far
greater purpose and has accom
plished much more than the oth
er play, however, for it has at
tained success and popularity in
every part of the United States
while “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” has
always been confined to limited
territory.
“The Clansman.” as is gener
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A potent element of “Tht
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people of this section as the\
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complete production of scener;
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principal cities in the South fo
the past seven years and is nov
being presented in the smalle
cities for the first time.
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dentist.
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