Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-06
ABOUT PEOPlE-M MAlNu.\

treSn oysters aU Bracy'S Cafe. 1000 Cranberries and grapes at Bowen's
 ssh Store. 141-dtf.
 Mice celery at Bowen's Cash Store Dressed spring chicken at Huffman's Srestaurant. S7dtf The first in town--fresh oysters at Ira's Chop House. 99 dtf
 Huffman's restaurant never closes open at all hours. 9Sdtf
 Send your fine pearls and slugs to w. D. Burd, Newport, Ark. 37 btf
 Evaporated blackberries and cher ries at Bowen's Cash Store. 47-dtf.
 Mrs. c. I. Caffey of Tuckerman was s Newport visitor Wednesday.
 White silk flour, once tried, always used, for sale at Bowen's Cash Store
 Nothing but first-class materials X mused at the "Little Bakery on the Corne1., S7dtf
 Large and sman Vorders filled with promptness at the "Eittle Bakery or the Corner.n s7dtf
 L. H. Layton, M. and J. L. Estes oi Melville were registered at the Hazel Wednesday night.
 Lost-A red purse with name MT. A. G. Miller on inside. Reward for re- turn to this office. d2t
 The "Little Bakery on the Corner'' has the largest shop between Texar- kama andSt. Louis. 87dtf
 Peter Anderson and daughter, Miss Katie Moss, went to Batesville Thurs day morning on a visit.
 Alex Bevens of aatesville was here Wednesday night on his way to Texas to attend a business college.
 For Rent Cottage hotel property, corner of Hazel and Second streets. Apply to Mrs. Mollie Robinson. d2t
 Capt G. w. Hurley, who is promi- nent in Odd Fellow circles of this state, is in attendance upon the grand lodge at Jonesboro.
 Walker V. Powell, right of way agent for the Iron Mountain, was here Thursday morning on his way up the White River extension.
 The Choctaw offers a round trip rate of $3.35 to Memphis on account of the Trotting Association. Dates of 1,
 LOST Black bill book containing laundry bills and receipts near the residence of Col. Minor. Reasonable reward for return of same to w. A. Barker. 157-d6t
 Harry B. Axe came up from Little Rock Wednesday night to manage the office of V. M. Axe & O., MT. Victor Axe having gone to Jonesboro Thurs day morning.
 For Rent One large room nicely furnished, for man ana wife or two or three gentlemen. Day boarders also wanted. Apply to Mrs. M. c. Lee, ootnef Third and Laurel. 5Odtf
 "A coupon given away with every cigar cold hY the Bracy Confectionery Comp6nF hich entities the holder to chance at q box of cigars given away evefy Saturday night. 142dtf
 LOST Pocket book containing pa- {; pers valuable to owner only and cur rency. Finder may have money and no questions asked upon return of pocket book and papers. J. L. Sells.
 15Sd2t
 Mrs. J. A. Van Brocklin, who has been visiting in Springfield, Missouri, arrived on No. '. Thursday and will be the guest of Mrs. l.. Hirsch for few days before returning to her home in Little Rock.
 'e To my customers-A new carrier delivers my papers now and any GUS toner who does not receive his pa per on time or is left out entirely will please favor me by reporting at once at the store. I. D. PRICE. 53-6td
 E. s. Peters, special agent of the United States department of agricul- ture at Washington, arrived in Little Rock Wednesday morning for the purpose of making an investigation of the cotton crop of Arkansas.
 Miss Josie Phillips returned Tues day from much enjoyed visit to Memphis relatives. She was accom- panied upon her return by a little cousin, who will be taken home after weeks stay by Miss Hester Phillips.
 I. D. Price has complete line of Bibles and Testaments, self-pro- nouncing teachers Bibles with refer ences, maps and four thousand ques- 3ions and answers. Also large print !