Fail Term, 1913.
,aV Sept^h"er 8th’ mt y
*l0*t h Foster et al vs. Celia ;
r'—John H- ,
Tucker. e ’ Guardian A -
7B1'John/ lsaac Camp vs. R. I'
1 bert & Is.t George W. Decker.
Johnson " Admr. Ada
ri9—John H. * Johnson &
‘ Dennis vs. *■
Ge0;^‘jr Daniels, Admrx. vs.
«14-J*85;rJohnson and George W
pecker- R gins vs. Geo. W.
^^peS and ^^f^nd'of Em
d*1-®1® d Henry Frasier vs. J. G.
Fivecoats. Housh vs, r. M.
^4—
?Twm‘v»A.B. Holden.
197—E- E- J|!dle vs. Zach Calhoun.
l99"ntSeRRockTent and Awning
268—Little xv R w Anderson.
£°S j. Daniels, Administra
294—Hester w Decker and R.
Johnson, 3-M. Stuckey, gar
?iSuheeir Camp, Administrator,
^oh ie W Decker and R.
SSnS.n.S.M- Stuckey, gar
i!1_fw.V.,dv?.Jack|On County.
f. T w Edwards vs. Z. i. renr..
! "H J."Randles vs. W. M. Corley.
! 4 The Farmers Bank vs. Ba ,e
,93 Washam and J. W. Wash am
J A. McCail.
^Nic£^d°JPMnGJs:
55 DeTealDaguax-dian^r^
tjyuuvv*^, - -
no j*1!)6Neal guardian Myrtle
Goodwin, vs B. W Davxs et a ■
98— Mattie Loftm vs. s- G Park .r.
38—Sam Gist vs. J. H. Elfr^kl „
4g_T. J. Graham, et al, vs. W. -
Hale and Richard and H. C.
Faulkner, interpleaders.
173—G. W. Todd & Co. vs. C. v\.
[Ol-L S.^Dunahay vs. Lon Parish.
94—H. W. Islwiel vs. E. C- Jones
nrd Dav Wednesday, Sept 10, 1913.
SlcE Roberts vs. B. W. Jefferys
Khe Aluminum Cooking Utensi
Company vs. I. W. Chastain e.
[09—Mary Nelson vs. Garrigan Con
struction Co. ,
99— Consolidated Portrait am
Frame Company vs. M. b. Lit
tleton and A. B. Pelley.
Q4_s A. Cook vs. Jim Graham, coi,
97—J.” L. McGee vs. s M- Eajns
lurth Dav, Thursday, Sept. 11,191-L
19—Gustave Jones and Lon Camp
bell, partners, as Jones &. Cam
"Ji vs M. E. Newbern.
96_Wolff-Goldman Realty Com
r itfSftSSnW
[Og_Mary Purcell vs. Winnie Rob
[09-Dorothy Pistole vs. Georg*
Brabbyson.
[14_s. Heincmann vs. John Hollo
way.
121—Zou Ella Stallyr.gs vs. R. A
Bandy and Mrs. R. A. Bandy.
26—E, *1. Thompson vs. Petes Wool
ey.
46—Charlotte Holloway, vs. &
•Heinemann. ^
v-g, Heinernann vs. Lou Dowell.
0- M F, Bean vs. W. A, Mann.
G- ’•* Hightower, by her hus
‘—Myrtle text best friend, A
band ana . ■
Hightower, vs. ^ r ;mrc] vs
6—S. W. Sullins and v/' ^ ''
R. L. Lewis, et al. , , vatoi
6-Henry Shetter, Admmist yg
of Bertha Martin, deceased,
E. V. Holt.
2—Lizzie Murphy vs. The Ladies
J a. Wrarlrl
i—Norton-Berger Shoe Company
vs. John H. Johnston.
fth Day, Friday, Sept. 12, 1913.
-Z. B. Reid vs. L. A. Alexander.
-H. P. Stout, Administrator of
the Estate of J. M. Vance, de
ceased, vs. H. J. Hale.
—The Farmers Bank vs. Mack
Brothers.
—A. A. Rogers vs. C. H. Walton.
—A. M. Knight, Administrator
Jim Knight, deceased, vs. T. C.
Plant.
—J. J. Massey vs. W. H. Carouth
ers, Marshal of the City of
Newport.
—E. M. Thornton vs. Planters
Eire Insurance Company.
—Newport Land and Improve
ment Company vs. W. H.
Beard.
—Mauser Manufacturing Com
pany vs. S. G. Parker, doing
business as Palace Jewelry
Store.
"-Herbert Allen vs. S. G. Parker,
doing business as Palace Jewel
ry Store.
pH. C. Sanders vs. D. A. Yan
«ey and Dr. C. W. Boywham.
r~Behe Cathey vs. Will Smith and
I Ethel Smith.
Pr. M; Stuckey vs. T. J. Burton,
hmlhps & Buttorff Mfg. Co.
rs. R, p_ Dunn, Joe Dunn and
l John Dunn.
P?.ay> Saturday, Sept. 13, 1913.
[Vs,' Mary Jane Wkite vs. Hilas
{Styles.
| v-r\f^'*za'3etk J- Watson, et al,
Mrs. Elizabeth House.
Ktf W. Phillips vs. W. M.
l'; S. Cooperage and Handle Co.
L'!' James Carter.
I n„c°^'Mayer Commission Com
I pany vs. J, M. Mardis.
Lt2imHal CASES.
ChqaPteof Tuckerman vs. G. A.
be°nHin Tuckerman vs- Gil‘
^eek Seventh Day, Monday,
cp Sept. 15, 1913.
^JMINAL CASES.
■OTilBL . .
821—Tom Kagin.
831—Darr Math- -
100i—Virgil Cox.
1050——Jame ~ t\ a.,
1050—Albert i:.: '.
1073—Sailie Jan. -
1077—Sailie Jame*
1190— Sailie Jame
1191— Sailie Jame
1192— Sailie Jame
1193— Sailie Jame .
1194— Sailie Jame'
1469—Willie Riley.
1510—Henry Store
1543—C. L. McWilliam
1617—W. P. Sanderson.
1623—Albert Lawrence
1643— Jack Montgomery
1644— James Duffer.
1645— Wm. Mosby.
1672—Smith William-,
1724— W. P. Sanderson.
1725— W. P. Sanderson
1726— W- P. Sanderson i.a lii«__
1727— W. P. SandersoC
1745—George Howell
1752— Bill McDowell.
1753— Clarence Elisor
1754— Wesley Byrd.
1770— <W. P. Sanderso
1771— W. P, Sanderson ' ^
1848—Doss Hicks.
1854— W. P. Sanderson. ..n.
1855— \V. P. Sanderson,
1856— W. P. Sanderson
1857— W. P. Sanderson.
1858— W. P. Sanderson
1895— Tom Kagin.
1896— Jim Campbell
1905—Roy Turrentine
1915—Mitchell Comb*
1931—John Johnson.
1037—Lunr.ie O’Nea
1944—R. W. McMurra; .
1972—Dick Faulkner.
1979— Alfred Edmistcn
1980— Alfred Edmistor.
1990—J. W. Webster.
1992—C. -J. Valentine.
CIVIL CASES
2727—T. R. Robinsor vs. Connecticut
Fire Insurance Co.
2731—Wiimans Merc. Co. vs. Tom
Robinson & Connecticut fire
Insurance Co.
2751—E. M. King vs. St, L. I. M. & S.
Ry. Co.
CRIMINAL CAStJ
Eighth Dav, Tuesday, September 16,
1913.
State vs.
707—Oscar Haynes.
1354—Ed O'Neal.
1406—Ed Davenport.
1408—Ed Davenport.
1413—Ed Davenport.
1494—Ed Davenport.
1507—Bod Caldwell.
1511—Andy Caldwell.
I 1727—Ed Davenport.
1536—0. C. Stephens.
1538—Tilman Gibson.
1566—A. H. Hill.
1685—Luther Alton.
1708— Oscar Riddle.
1709— Earl Williams.
1710— Les Anthony.
1711— Jim Young:.
11772—Alonzo Moseley.
1773—Alonzo Mosley.
1844—c. H. Busby.
1038_Ah nzo Moseley
2056—Charley Johnson
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.' Large 2 oz. package 5 cenw^_
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to all parts of tl-.
Phone 150. ^
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Standard" "Narova" Lavatory
' The Bathroom That Pleases
is one which completely satisfies j
the demand for sanitary security,
durability and beauty of design.
A Standard" Modern Bath
room installed by us with a careful
regard for sanitary efficiency and
the following out of your instrnc
; tions will please you.
Ask for booklets.
W» R. IWhitten
| McLain Bldg.
Ninth Day, Wednesday, September IT,
1913.'
1 792—Bill Sharp & Ed Sharp.
1 — I homas < iillis.
! 0 J8—f'r>r; (o g 1 o.
1997 —Isaiah Dyer.
19ns Isaiah Dyer.
199. W. H. Dver.
1910—W. H. Dyer.
191: W. H. Dyer.
191 ' Isaiah Dyer.
19-h Ed O'Neal.
197:. Cora Ogle.
198_ Ira Jones.
198: Davis House.
2077 Charley Johnson.
CIVIL CASES.
2611- Dollie Smith vs. St. L. I. M. &
S. Ry. Co.
2613—-Clav Roberts vs. St. L. I. M. &
S. Ry. Co.
2728—lames T. Findley vs. C. R- I. &
P. Ry. Co.
2765—R. A. Pipkin vs. C. R. I. & P
Rv. Co.
'2773—S. E. Ball vs. Garrigan Con
struction Co. and C. R. !• & P.
Ry. Co.
2781—F. M. Vaughn vs. C. P.. I. & P•
Ry. Co.
| 2782—M. F. Hardin vs. C. R. L & P.
Ry. Co.
12783—E. S. McDonald vs. C. R. I. & P.
Ry. Co. „ _
2793—Ed Taylor vs. C. It. I. & Ry- Co,
Tenth Dav, Thursday, September, 18
1913.
j 2778_Mrs. W. S. Morgan vs. Y.'esterr
Union Tel. Co.
2797-—John LaycoU.s vs. C. F. Doan &
R. B. Hocking.
CRIMINAL CASES.
1677 -City of Newport vs. GranvilK
Burton. _ n. .
1678—City of Newport vs. Sam Gist
1679_City of Newport vs. Cora Ctrl?
1681—City of Newport vs. Eu jra
ham. ,
j 1682—City of Newport vs. w •
1696—City of Newport vs. Joe Brat
ton.
State vs. ,
1993—Bill Sherrill. ,
1991—Annie Cooper.
2001—Bob Sherrill. c
Eleventh Day, Friday, September 1
1913.
CIVIL CASES.
2715—S. Heinemann vs. J. D. Johnrftf
et al.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State Vs.
2000—Wilbur Pennington
2024—Bud Pitts.
2037— C. W. Wells.
2038— 'Wilbur Grej|ory.
Twelfth Dav, Saturday, September - ,
1913.
CIVIL CASES.
2707—Emma Burton vs. C. K. i. ^ •
Rv. Co. t t m
9787—.T. H. Haynes vs. St. L- l
S. Ry. Co.
CRIMINAL. CASE:-).
I State Vs.
2011— J. II. Crites.
2012— Tim Campbell
2013— Tim Smith.
| 2014—Roy Turrentir.e.
12015—John Johnson. T
! 2051—Will Smith.
i Thirteenth Day, Monday, September
1 22. 1913.
CIVIL CASES.
2516—Alice Williams vs. St.. L. I. M.
1 2525—T. J. Owens vs. St. L. I. M. L s>.
** Ry- Co. . c, r T "VT
2716 J- A. McMicfeael vs. St. u. i. •
t & s. Ry- Co. T
i 9768—Narcissus Pennington \ =>. St. u.
II. M. & S. Ry. Co M &
2775—Otis Rowland vs. St. L l. m. «
2785-ElmerC°'Lewellen by nexl
278 friend G. W. Lewellen vs. St. L
2786-G.^WAJwe^len vs. St. L. I. M
9791-ET. Craft Admr. Est Toj
Craft, Deceased, vs. St. L. 1. «
0792-?. Admr. Est. Toj
Craft, Deceased, vs. St. L, 1. *
& s. Ry- Co
** CRIMINAL .CASES.
2514_Nettie Mantooth vs. B. F. John- r
562°-f JPhEn|™»f4 '
^ I S'CRIMINAL CASES. j
9006—-Elbert Mayberry.
™. tezzszsr
- sUh ff Seplem'
2541_Thurman West vs. S. L. I. M. &
.-9 fj Lotta vs. Lonnie Ty'®r
Imitate of Arkansas «;
* h Norwood, A»C«
W ~ C4- T T M.fitD.
t, E. Eaton vs. St. L. i. “
-795 H. M,'y&Thursday, Septembe.
L-LA -ter vs.‘Dan Stringer
Sixteenth Ds. '.g gt. L. I. M. & S
>607—J- M. Te , st. L. I. M. &
1656—Ida Witt \
Ry. Co. . gt. L. I. M. i
;664—Wr. H. Morn.
S. Ry. Co. ^ vs. st. L: 1
>458—W. C. Morgan \
S. Ry. Co. vs. L. I
>707—Henrv C. Calhoun
M. & S. Ry. Co. i. M. >
>725—Toledo Savings Ban
& .T. S. Johnson. M.
>799_I. P. Hydrick vs. St. L.
S. Ry. Co. _ e£
>789—G. W. Morgan vs. St. L. 1.
S Rv. Co. .
>790_t. J. Hightower vs. Muirh
Lumber Company.
Seventeenth Dav, Friday, Septembe.
5 26, 1913.
2374—Hal G. Waters vs. St. L. I. M. & ^
2668—Ruth Perry vs. Colored Wood
men.
‘'1 ., iv_
2698— Phillips GibbcTit '■ >*-. L. - M.
& S. Ry. Co
2699— Phillips Gibbon v.-. St. L. I. M.
& S. Ky. C '
2759- Andrew Bu 11 ' al vs. Re
liance Insuran ■■ C-et al.
-75.._p, Hueuloy vs. .■« >
m<?r.
CRIMINAL ASKS.
1 State Vs.
| 1332—Hal G. Waters
j 1333—Oscar Wilkins.
Eighteenth Dav, Saturday. September
' 27, 1913. |
i 2647—Wilford Braden vs. St. L. I. M.
& S. Ry. Co. ,
, 274k—Charles H Wysel vs. L. S.
Cooperage & Handle Co.
; 277,2— Nancy Goade, Guardian of Al
len Young, Minor vs. U. S.
Cooperage & Handle Company.
2757—F. L. South vs. St. L. I. M. &
S. Ry. Co.
2790—Richard Bedford vs. J. R Lof
tin. Sr. et al.
2711—L. E. Willis v-. L*. S. Cooperage
& Handle Co
Nineteenth Dav, Monday, September
29, 1913.
2165—C. F. Wells vs. H. H. Deitz.
2229_R. W. Sharp v-. F. M. Parsons,
et al.
12337—James Joseph vs. Jno. • Bar
tush.
! 2445—Morris Soio:n ■ . Lxparte.
12771—A. Bullard vn. A ells-I arg , and
Company. „ _ T. , ,
j 2777—1. C. Herron vs. T. ?. Lmsted,
i et at. T r ,» r,
0734—W. R. White . .. St. L.. I. M. as
S. Ry. Co.
Twentieth Day, Tuesday, .September
30, 1913.
! 27.7,2_White and Black River Ry. Co.
j /s. Past • , et al.
|..-v ._The R. Pi. Commission of Ark
" ’ anaaa va. C. R. I. & P. Ry-Co.
. o _Levee District No. - Jackson
County vs. ’.. R. 1. & F- Rj• Co.
and W. & E. R. V Ry- *
• •,-!•._IV T. Sweat and B. B. Bond vs.
- c. R. I. & P. Ry. Co.
2753_Bessie CUngntar. vs. C K. t* ■v
p. Rv. C>
27-o—Ed Ricks vs. Southern Cotton
Oil Company.
Twenty-first Day, Wednesday, Octo
ber 1, 1913.
2722—H. E. and A. R. James vs. L. 1.
Slayden. T ,
,, 2765 E. L. Ford vs. L. T. Slayden.
Tw enty-second Day. Thursday, Octo
ber 2. 1913.
12759—L. E. Willis vs. Cow Lake
Drainage nisirun.. -
0730_S. M. Stuckey vs. Cow Lake (
Drainage District. ;
2731_W. B. Overstreet vs. Cow Cake j
Drainage District. j
2732—Etta Madden 73. Cow Cake.
Drainage District. _ . !
2763—John Love vs. Cow Lake Dram
acre District. _ . . , .
0770—Cow Lake Drainage District b>
R. D. Dennis, Geo. F- Hays and
J. M. Gibson, Commissioners vs.
Wiley Overstreet.
~ ’ j
Iron Mountain Gives Reduced;
Rates.
Account Twenty-third Annual
j Session, of the National Baptist
] Convention, (colored), Nashville,
Tenn., September 17-23, 1913,
j we will operate special train of j
{coaches, chair cars, and Tourist
I Sleeper, to accommodate the Ar-,
kansas delegation.
| This train is scheduled to
l leave Little Rock 3:00 p. m.
i Tuesday, September 16, 1913,
•land will be operated via Mem
phis and the N. C & St. L. Ry.,
arriving Nashville, Tenn-, 7:00
1 o’clock, morning of September
17th, 1913- (Adv->
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This is a prescription prepared espec.any ^
or MALARIA or CHILLS 4. FEVER. —
Five or six doses will break any case’ and =
if taken then as a tonic the Fe''er w,11."° =
return. It acts on the liver better than =
Palomel and does not gripe or sicken, -
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INCLUSIVE
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11
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
or consult
’’cket Agent Rock Island Lines
Station
Guard Yout" t • • dren
Af?ain-:- 1 -v'V'/'ti 3 roubl®
ip n'.v age
bt ■ ' : .n-i re i'ueatly
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who b i . -.th - it. The ii'te and.
. orp pmvi't.ill.v important.
A New Departure.
Dayton. Ohio, has followed the
o\ unple set by the progressive
cities of the country, and adopt
ed a decidedly new type of muni
cipal government. The charter
provides for a short non-partis
an ballot, a city manager and a
legislative commission. This
hold empiricism is said to have
given the city the most advanc
ed charter ever adopted in this
i country. The position oi city
manager places in the hands of
one man responsibility ior the
, selection of the various subor
dinate officers- 1 his means a
great deal, for the people have
|grown tired of the old methods,
land of the old political gang, and
vhcn cli id'ren arc cCKicernH. AlU
»arents -v how hard it :s "a Rive' d
he average child “medicine-,;’ event f
[hough he taste is pnrMady dis-.
ruised. • using Dr. Mies Lax-t a
uivc 'J how iver, th ■ di.lt
ulty is ■■ rrcom ■. Hie s^?e
|,e ti1' ' their a;; pcara n.-e ancll,
-ini---'' a': a-ice appeal to*
my chi! vi ' the-: -It d it they* L
ire ; itcen w it m ! jecti >at
. y , • ;11 > sr and; (
absence' " tr.tkc Dr ,
Miles' ; ■ • at:; "' ' '-cis Vi* idea.'. .1
remedy ? t.
th- I • ' ,v ■ '.-.hi to ’• -nefit,.
the pri.*ui i - ,k y°1'^
druggist. A box ot 25 'o'ca cos.3
only 25 cents. Nievrr sold rn bulk.
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L'u ouo load some Of this home treatment .
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guested. Immediate rcl.ef and ,
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re endeavoring to get away
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hat the house keeper uses Red
>os3 Ball Blue. Large 2 oz.
package 5 cents.
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*1 00 and $2.00 Loads
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