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FATHER I^ORECAST.
Unsettled, -catterec showers
tonight or Tuesday.
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HERE AND THERE.
O-O 0—0 O-C 0—0 0-O
BARKER cleans and blocks
hats. 36btf.
Miss Lee Galloway returned
home to Augusta this morning.
Try Virtue's Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 09btf
Mr. and Mr-. W. B. Grant are
moving into their new home on
Pine street today.
Miss Cynthia Elms returned
this morning from spending
Sunday at Pangburn.
Andrew Johnson of Balch was
a visitor to the county seat to
day.
Sheriff Fike of Batesville was
in our city today.
Go to Price's Bookstore for
all kinds of ba-e ball supplies.
94btf.
Henry Wolff of Brinkley .-pent
Sunday with his Newport
friends.
Fishing Tackle at Price's
Bookstore. 94btf.
I. Rosenberg. repre*enting the
Crown trousers, called on his
customer, Jos. M. Berger in this
city today.
I. D. Price for Croquet Sets.
32btf.
Little Victor Neal, who has
malarial fever was not thought
to be any better this morning.
Toilet paper at Price’s book
store. 32btf.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Mayer
of Grubbs spent Sunday with
Newport friends.
c^n r^fi n fry f^r f?
Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street. 32dtf
For Rem—nicely furnished
front room. Apply to 524 Hazel
Street. 40dtf.
Tom Adcox and Bert Bible of
Pennington were on busine?- at
the county seat today.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10.—
Chester Robinson. iSdtf.
Mrs. S. D. Grumbles, who ha
been very sick with congestion
for several days, was some bet
ter today.
For Sale Cheap—stove wood
and kindling.—Muirhead Lum
ber Co Phone 1610-5R. 20dtf.
Miss Dove Erwin arrived home
Saturday afternoon from a visit
to Paragould and Jonesboro
friends.
New music at Barker’s- 14dtf
There will be a meeting of the
Civic Improvement Club at the
home of Mrs. L. Hirseh Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o’clock.
For Rent—Nicely furnished
front room. Apply at 415
Main street. 40d6
Mrs. Sigmund Wolff and
daughter. Miss Emma returned
home to St. Louis Sunday even
ing, after a two days’ visit here.
W. S. Campbell returned to
his home at Marianna Sunday
after a visit to his parents in
this city.
Hickory wood for sale—Call
Handle Factory, Grant Mfg. Co
Phone No. 246 or see Wm. Ris
ner. Delivered promptly. 4dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whitson
and little daughter, Katherine,
spent Sunday with friends at
Batesville.
r, n n=»n t»=n tpfliaugiLEngluairugijayjS
Mrs. E. J. Teggethoff contin
ues critically ill with typhoid l'e
%er at her home ge Laure.
street.
Miss CameStrider was in Lit
tle Rock the latter part of last
week, attending the State musi
cal contests.—alnut i\.dge
Times-Dispatch.
Laiiee. the oldest daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Gil
ford is very sick with typhoid
fever and Miss Mae Grissett, a
trained nurse of Little Roc*, ar
rived Sunday evening to nurse
her.
J. D. Goldman raid son Alvin
D. Goldman were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Gregg Sunday
evening, being en route home to
St. Louis.
Miss Kate Harder expects to
leave Wednesday for Edmund.
Oklahoma, where she will .-pend
several weeks, in study at the
■ summer normal.
Misses Jessie and Maude Lit
tleton are expected in from their
country home this afternoon to
spend a day or two with Mrs.
George R. Hays and family.
Judge J. L. C-ypert of Searcy
was reported very ill Saturday
bv hi sbrother, Eugene Cypert,
of Batesville. who was here en
route to Searcy.
Hickory Wood for Saie—Call
Ha-dle Factory Grant Mfg. Co.
Phone No. 246 or see Wm. Ris
ner. Delivered promptly. 4dtf
Mr. and Mrs. Jinks of Musko
gee, Oklahonta, spent Sunday
here with Mrs. Emnrua Dixon and
family, leaving Monday morning
for Jonesboro, where Mr. Jinks
will install a new telephone sys
tem.
Ed Sullivan and his two little
sons broke all strawberry pick
ingrecords inthis section yester
day when he succeeded in pick
ing 185 quarts. His two boys
picked 122 quarts, making a to
j tal of $6.14 earned by father and
two sons for the day’s work.—
Searcy Citizen.
I Cary Davidson will take a
; three days’ rest out of the post
i office and will hunt and fish on
White river.
1 The government postoffice
building is rapidly assuming prc
| portions, the walls of the struc
ture now being up. the most of
'the framework for the floor and
dome are in place, and the build
ing is far enough along to leave
no doubt of its architectural
ibeautv when completed. Para
gould will have cause to feel
proud of her postoffice building
and the next postmaster will
have one of the handsomest
places of business of any official
in the state.—Paragould Press.
For Sale Cheap—stove wood
and kindling—Muirhead Lum
ber Co. Phone 1610-5R. 20dtf
If you want good Jersey cream
and milk in time for your break
fast and supper, order from
Robinson’s Dairy. Your patron
age j especu uin 'OJici-.eu. rnv:.t
287. 30dlm
Mrs. Jack Eeem. who has
been attending the Shriners'
meeting at Dallas and later vis
ited her parents at Fort Worth,
returned home Saturday night.
Wanted—a colored girl for
general housework to go to Min
turn. Good family and 'plendid
home for the right person.
Good wages. Apply to John P.
Paul’s office. 37d6t
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Representative G. L. Grant,
who is now a partner of Hal
Norwood in the practice of law
in the state capital, is here to
day representing Stuckey
Stuckey in the Overcup Slough
drainage district.
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Deafness Cannot Be cured
jy local fcppiteuofc*, as ibey cax>L<t r*a<r u> Ui«
pe rocti of tbe *«-r 1 bert »* «*.!> ube u i
ui> 6ea*be*e. aid ibbt u* by t e*c*v.tuUi«i^ij reiceoitf
L>eafLe* Is cbUMtd by at tiCaiuKi •i».diUot< of u*
i. JCOU5 1)1-log o! U*e EuKl&t iiUU. i it*. V» bt«. U..s
abe is uiflau*c you hav*- a ruuiiiibg m-ui*o or *: -
J^rfect lieariiig. ar.<J »l*n It »- entirely tiueeo. OtaD
em **> tbe result, acc ublt-a* tu u tk.miuauaL au. N.
f.»*r out &L4 tl;*« tct** n*j*u»r«-d to it* Lirmai *<! c ■ 1
.. bt&ruig vkill 1*- destroyed forever oil* *
• it of ten nr* -uuim: by Catarrh. wtcdB »*■ lutLu
.ut ait inflamed coLd.tiuc of tia- muci»u* mrlactt
*:Ji give Ob* Huiiortd lH>Uar» for aoy cane uf "
•r>ata»^d t\ atarrli) that cannot be cured
Hull r i alarrL ( n Semi lor cirndan free
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W. W. Moore and John W.
Ferrell were here from Bates
ville today.
Master Flynn Anderson of
Little Rock, who has been visit-'
ing his grandmother, Mrs. A. J. j
Wolf, returned home Saturday, j
Miss Lula Knoles arrived j
home Sunday evening from Cal-;
ifornia. where she has been for
several months.'
Mrs. T. L. Gardner and little
son have returned home to Au
gusta after a visit to her two i
sisters here.
A. McDonald and son Ralph,
of Weldon, spent today in our
city with his' daughter. Mrs. :
George L. Robinson.
Little Mary Sue Minton, who
j is among the sick of our city
'with typhoid fever, has Mrs.
Mattie Ellen nursing her.
Tom and Jernigan Reamey
left Sunday morning for Com
I merce. Texas to spend the sum
i mer.
Mrs. W. K. Coe and little
j daughter, Mabel, who live East
of town, were here today en
route home from a visit to rela
tives at Tuckerman.
V. E. Pierson continues; quite
sick. Miss McKay of Little
Rock came Sunday evening to
: nurse him.
Judge R. E. Jeffery has re- j
ceived a wire from Lincoln Mc
Connell. the celebrated lecturer
"•bo delighted an audience here
three years ago upon “Dead
Lions.” stating that he could i
give Newport a date in the near |
future. Mr. McConnell’s pre
vious visit ought to insure him
a splendid audience next time.
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Switchmen In Convention.
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Houston. Tex.. May 18.— The
National convention of the 1
Brotherhood of Switchmen of,
North America opens here to
morrow. J. B. Connors of Chi
cago senior vice president, ar
rived today. The other, grand
officers already have arrived as j
has the Executive Board.
It is estimated there are be
tween 400 and 500 delegates in
attendance. The convention
will last until Wednesday.
Denver and St. Louis will
wage a fight for the next con
vention.
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For Sale.
Several thousand bushels of j
:orn and large quantity of timo- |
:hy and alfalfa hay at Kinman |
’arm. For information inquire j
it T. D. Kinman’s or Arkansas '
Sank & Trust Co. 32btf
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Firemen Are Injured.
Washington, May !&• Fue
Chief Wagner and 20 firemen
were overcome, several of them
being seriously injured, bv
smoke and illuminating ga.
from a broken pipe today while
fighting fire in an Y street
building occupied by the Geo
logical Survey.
The blaze destroyed valuable
government records and did
considerable damage to the
building, but unpubhshea data
valued at $5,000,000 according
to George H. Smith, director of
the survey, escaped damage. It
was estimated that the loss to
the survey alone would amount
to upwards of $100,000. The
American Express Company, a
leather store and a Japanese ba
zaar which occupied the ground
floor, also were considerably
damaged.
The fire started in some unex
plained manner in the basement
| late today and burned 5 hours
before the firemen succeeded in
subduing it. although it was
confined entirely to the base
ment. This was the fifth fire
| that has occurred in the build
ing in the past six years, each
time thousands of priceless gov
ernment documents having
been destroyed. Most of the
loss today was confined to maps
and records, many of which can
not be restored.
Quarantine i, RernoJ*
Washington. ;,;av 18**
re,uit of progr, .
co-operative , :”*§
ir.g cat tie mange . mS*
state authorities c
Houston of tr.
Agriculture ha- .?■
effective -June 2 ; Aeadr tV
quarantine the counties*
Brooks, Hidalgr ;.nd Jimw*
-in the southern part of
The territory . Texas***
maining in quarantine *
Nueces, Camero. and
and practically a. -.he terri*
known as the Pam andle. ■
Dr. Watson Named for Jacks**
County health officers forU
ery county in Arkansas were 1
pointed Saturday a- a mee,J
of the State Board of Health*
its new quarters a: 'he old sta*
house. These health offic*
were appointed to enforce*
new sanitary code adopted!
the Board of Health Friday
In announcing the appoint
ment of these officer-, the Boai
of Health requested that -
come to Little Rock
attend a convention-: f the Ar
ansas State Medical Associatio
in order that each m-v hecoij
familiar with his duties. I
Dr. E. L. Watson has bee;
named for Jackson County an
Dr. J. H. Kennerlv for Independ
ence.
ITETu2TEn«2 . &fiS^li2nEnl2n^^EpS-"J ants UedJ ^ «■=“
>w is the Time-,
o buy your'l refrigerator if you ^
would get full season’s benefit. |g
Herrick Refrigerators |
ne sanitary, easily Kept clean, made of §§
lardwood, well insulated; • therefore eco- ||
lomical with ice. ^
We will be glad to show’ them and
xplam their many good features. is
Toa will be ^leased with the Goods end prices. ^
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Hardware Co. |
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Safety For
Valuables
No form of safe
ty for important
documents, jewelry
and other valuables
can compare with
the absolute secur
ity afforded by the
Safe Deposit Boxes
in our modern
vault. Boxes rent
for the moderate
price of $2.00 per
annum.
“THIBAWK WITH THE
BIG SURPLUS”
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National
IBank
NEWPORT. ARKANSAS
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clean, even, linen-like weave—always the greatest durability. |
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plain shades when you come to this store and ask a salesman j
p to show you RED SEAL ZEPHYR GINGHAMS j
Si 27 Inches ^ ide guaranteed Fast Colors, 12 1 -2c per yard. J
H The Wash Goods Department offers
a complete iine of NEW CLOTH a
combination of Ratine and Crepe with
a linen effect. The correct material of
the season.
Balkin Blouse as Cut. i
The most successful
I Blouse ever brought
out. It is the right thing
at the right time. Made
of Hydegrade Galatea.
Collar, Cuffs and Tie
made of fast color
Price $1.25
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I Mercantile Company
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