Newport daily independent., 1903-11-07
ABOUT PEOPLE MAlNLY.\

Dressed spring chicken at Huffman's g rastaprant s7dtf Cotton continues around 1885 cents per pound.
 Robt. Neil of Batesville was here Friday night.
 The first in wn-fresh oysters at Ira's Chop House. 99 dd
 Huffman's restaurant never closes onen at all hours. 98dtf Capt. c. w. Decker returned to St. Louis Friday night
 White silk flour, once tried, always ased, for sale at Bowen's Cash Store Nothing but first-class materials
 sd at the ''Little Bakery on the
 rner." S7dtf
 as. Watson of Oil Trough while in ,yn Saturday renewed for the Inde- .adent.
 Hiss Agnes Halliburton of Little ,Sck is visiting Miss Bessie E. L. atson.
 Large and small orders filled with Emptiness at the "Little Bakery on oaffifg ffIg Corner. ,, 87dtf w. P. Wemp left Saturday on No. to spend Sunday with his family in Ironton, Mo.
 Geo. B. Bradley and 0. J Tucker, we'll known Batesvillians, came down Friday night.
 Mrs. J. A. Watkins of Little Rock is here visiting her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Watson.
 JIM. O'Hara of Memphis came over Friday night on his weekly visit to this pearl market.
 Blue points in shell, Holsters and New York counts at Bracy Confee- tionerv Company. 62dtf
 Nice fresh line of Allegretti's cam dies just received at Bracy Oonfec- tionery Company. l17-tf Allie Huddleston, after run in hctne, went south on the Iron Noun tan Friday noon.
 Capt. and Mrs. CIV. Hurley wentto Batesville Saturday morning to visit the Orphans Home.
 The 'Little Bakery on the Cornero has the largest shop between Texar- kama andSt. Louis. S7dtf A, S. Clark of Remmel contributed to the Independent coffers Saturday by renewing his subscription.
 Rufus Clark is prospecting in Okla homa, with view to locating there, probably near Oklahoma City.
 Massey Bros. of Jacksonport have ,ss,av ,,,ssupply of cedar poles and posts ann. sale and will be glad to fill orders. 165-b7t.
 w. E. Ferguson of Augusta, who buys seeds for the Southern Cotton Oil Company, spent Saturday in New port.
 T. T. Kinman returned Friday night from short visit to his daughter, Miss Noreene, at Maddox College, Memphis.
 Jas. Holt, the genial and gentleman ly Representative of the American Type Foundry in this territory, is in tie city.
 aper II. H. Gregg, prominent business E flan of Joplin, Mo-, has been visiting i, c,nis sons, T. J. and Max Gregg here the as past few days. b J. s. DeadericI, district agent for a new gas lighting system, which has several plants in this city, was here over Friday night.
 w. c. Wharton, R. T. Simmons and Park Deaderiok were out hunting Friday, returning home with twenty five birds to their credit.
 Just Received shipment of the fa- nous sgWaterhouse" cravats, consist ing of Hgnglish Squares, Ascots, Col Puffs, Opera and Dress muf- lmoth,s
 dss Lena Weatherford of Grand
 se and her cousin and guest, Miss
 lra Weatherford of Clinton, Ky,
 here Friday night on their way
 atesville on a visit,
 Time Card No. 10 goes into effect on the Iron Mountain one minute past midnight tonight The only change made is the addition of the St. Louis Hot Springs train.
 The school teachers received their warrants Saturday and are doubtless in most amiable moods, if they are subject to the same rules as others who toll and labor.
 For Rent-One large room nicely furnished, for man and wife or two ol thraa pentlemen. Dav hoarders alsI