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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

eHRlsTMAs DAY
RIA cecle 81 tme re,a,en4 -.
ras esssn assesa ia s. tse ss
ceh ii he shr,stisn s,a ...,,ssn
saisa4 christmas stsst oceas
rs Sd esrueadom # msfks tas
an8 Il IS si-cr # 81 gos aad
perfect g aad camnemorst4s al
event that nss hsen hauowed IS
feseted 81 ai e.git zai5on iog nns-
teen hsnaed ysu Toaa great
O. is VIII give aaa 1eeelse
ehretma presents
~ oer ths chfisHan world
ma pe i general Observance Of fh5
ancient casto@ and N CRYING, Is
sell Is receiving millions e heaf'a
WI be giadeenea
p is sweet % know lhai we arc
remembered when he Christina sea
son rolls around y is indeed ? 7or.
eie heart which does not fee. var
aer Glow when the sessoes greet
mg comes froa' . friend q Owed ane
q The form 4 some totea- Re aa'
token What i may Or howe ef eal
small rs alae And what seen
er pleasure can be found ihaa p5
senaing q tfose who are bouaa te
ps by ties q affection Of esein
SITS bearing ihe Christmas mes
ana paying ebme @ oar love ane
ffienaship?
Hut # Is g enouh 70 reaind our
selYes On mo eve Of another christ
mas fhm thousands of men and VIZ
i4en are every year gnilfs Of 81.
aisoretioua IN me matter Of HOLIDAY
eH giving serious because they ar'
widespread ana because thpy afffffe
'people Of nearly All classes We re
hr 10 Tie overreaehing Of or mean.
ior the. sake II giving ane pronis
cons giving
The man Who sends q Chrlstmat
tosea to a eeitain person b cause O
tHo beHeftba the person VIII SEM
M something has failed q discoye
ne christmas spirit Ana the mai
Il woman Who IS disapponIed rs
ii comes from al unexpected aHaf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25
KIcKAHDS8REH
Baby's avlHI SafsiIag from
Eczema
Gould BOT HOLD h She Tors
Her Face sni Arms
GuiICura Saved Her Lite, So
R0ihsT Says.

Wien my little girl WIS six months
old, she had eczema. We bad used
cold creams ard all knds 81 remedies,
but nothing did her any good. IN fact,
she kept getting worse. ] used 70
wrap iier hands ap ard when ! would
dress her I had 10 pat ller 90 the table
for cogld not bold her. Sac would
kick and scream, and when sAe eopla
SIZE wouid tear her faee ard ariss
simoat 10 pieces. ! used foGf boxes 81
CnEeara Ointment 1--WE cakes 81 CHti-
cnra Soap. aud gave 1er the G icgEa
Resolvent, and she was cured aad Z ace
no traces OF the hunogf left. can
trutbfully say that theg l5a7e saved her
life, aud any one suffering 80 size didi /
should advise them 70 give Gntieufa
fair trial. MRS g. A. CONRAD, Lis
bon, n. H., Feb 2 1893
Five years later. viz FEB. Is, 1903,
Mrs Conrad writes
sit IS with pleasure that can
inform you that the cure has been pefs
maucnt as IL IS nov 81 ssss.l.... A-a4e.
was cured, and there has 1een 40 return
Of the disease since and haze advised
lot IF friends TO use tfie Guticusa
Remedies b ELL diseases Of tha ssia"
iHstantrelief aad refreshing sleep for
skiu-t0rlured babies, auc asss Tor irea
fFetteQ mothers, % WarW hashs With
gaticaFm Soap and gentle snainiluss
with gnticufa 3inbMent, tlo great sAfQ
cure and plrast rs amoliients To be
followed 20 severe eases BIZ m3i 7asea
IT Cufieura BesolFeut This II 5he
purest sweetest most speedy per
fsafaTtf apfi erUFs fffutflaf treatment Fass
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++N-A nitsd states Senator T9uui soull, !.
Naroitnn.
ts-s-s--s-s - - - e zee s-s-s - . -
E-NN IL S. senator al %. nuller from
~ S1eth Carolina was saB4tai feom
TEAR ztaie FIR Two tefms. ia ree ne
letter iFom Washington, %. e., lie ~, -
- tan recommend Psrana T0r DIS
pe1ska e1a stomach trouble have
been using your medicine FIR g sh0rf
period md feet very much relieved
MS Indeed wonderful me- dicf1e be-
sides . good tonic. '--H. O. Buaer
feruna is mot simply a senedy for
ayspepsis. Perunn IS catarf6 remedy.
fernra cures dyspepsia bsgaGse il Is
senefaily dependentnpon caiarh Of Tho
stomach
~ yoad o not derive prompt and saas-
factory results from the use Of Pefuna,
write 40 once 20 Dr. Hartman. giving
inll statement IT vour CASE ana Re win
be pleased 20 give you his valuable adj
vieo gratis
Address 1r. Hartman. President Of
The Hartman sanitanua Columbus, O.
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22s Grant Street

aEORGIA-C'ynn County
Whereas, Mary NJ Bingham. admin
stratriN Of James 3. Bingham de
-eased. represents 10 the court in he
NttitiCn. duly Sled and entered on re
cord, ihat she has fully administers
,he estate af said deceased. This
's therefore 20 -cite all persons con
cerned. kindred and creditors to show
cause II any they can. why said ad.
iMnisiratriN should not be Iicharee
from her administration and receiv
letters 81 dismision, on the first Muni
tly iu January. 1905. Witness M
hand and Official signature This Dec
sth. 1904
Horace bart, Ordinary.
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Jamaica Rum. Santa Cruze rum.
New England rum aud Medford rum.
Phone i30. prompt delivery. Sig Levi.
S0n, $40 Bay street
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Remaining household furniture u
ne sold of y. KAISER stine oi
relparlor SCI ! oak bedroom SET. !
tsok case lace curtains ce Sax
carpet and several ornaments
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The man WHO Is hunting trouble
N These Christmas times IS sure to
tad H
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This being leapa wear 1loes She
q slltne rple aorls he other way
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Eussrea 1t the Brunswick Ca. post
eiI Re as Sc 9aa class mat matter
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Some people say thar Christmas
S Tor children only We can't he
eye that watch some OF Inc BIG
soiizs
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Nans bewtehing eyes liD not 80
NitA faAt fury
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

The eaths q friendship worry often
leAH fa the dl40fee court
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

cupid is doing overtime IN this
ciig right about now
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Have you tried Lutroie for sou
rrnitureY at Mnrnns Drug Store
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ofFlclAL QRoAM 81

The county Of Giynn
Giynn county commissioners.
TIE United stsies coar. Of bank
attlg for this district
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Be GOOD now rs Chrlstn.as.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

a merry Christmas.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

~ to'les e0l4re8 Hau 20
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-25

Or. GEO. coEsTER,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Treats all lE1mestls Animals.
8 WaRKT ussvv Stables.
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~ ~ 60 NoNoAy
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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS
puslIsHsD oAlLy 81

ras news PUBLISHING COMPANY
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Fra Dakota N~ylendunri.

FRI Akra. Nylega var her kynnisf0r til sera
H. B. II horgrimsens Prof. H. G.. Stub, guofr@6is-
kennari vio prestask6la Nor6manna / st. Paul. =
Umbatur all miklar hefr Vidalins-s0fnuou CERT 4
kirkju sinni sioastl. sumar,og nemur kostnaourinn
vi0 PAD um 800 dollara. Skemtisamkoma var
haldin fundarh1sinu az Akra a5 kveldi manu-
dagsins IA. b. m. .Helt s6ra Fri6rik Hallgrimsson
fra Argyle par fyrirlestur og s6ra Jon Bjarnason
futti stutta ra0u. s6ngur var par mikill og g6our
undir stjorn sera H. B. Thorgr1msens.
Tr~dmdlqtundir. Vikuna eftir sunnudaginn 10.
nov. voru samtalsfundir UNI trdmal haldnir / s6fn-
ubunum / Dakota. Voru a peim fundum sex prestar
kirkjufelagsins; S6ra Jon Bjarnason, sera N. s.
porlaksson, s6ra Fir. Hallgrimsson, sera H. B..
Thorgrimsen, sera Kristinn K. 0lafsson og sera
Bj6rn 3. Johnson. AUX prestanna t6ku leikmenn
all mikinn BAIT / fundunum. Flestir voru fundirn-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Eftirm eli.

Him 4. okt6ber sloastl. andaoist az heimili
sinu, Hensel, N. OAK, 0lafur bondi Arnason, II
ars ao aldri. Banamein hans var Stag. Ham var
fBddur og uppalinn a Ekkjufellsseli / Fellum i
Norour- Mdlasyslu a fslandi. Ham var sonur Arna
p6roarsonar, err lengi bio a Finnsst60um / Eioa-
ringha suour-M dlasyslu. I'm fermingaraldur
for ham dr f05urhdsum og var vinnumaour nokk-
ur ar, par til ham gekk al eiga angfrd Margreti
Halldorsd6ttur @ttaoa dr pingeyjarsyslu. pau
byrju0u bdskap a0 Ekkjufellsseli arid 1867 og
bjuggu par 9 ar. 1875 futtust bau til ressa lands
og settust az 1 Nyja- fslandi og dv6ldu par fmm ar
pa huttu pau til Winnipeg og dv6ldu bar eitt ar.
Sumari0 1882 futtu pau til N. OAK, og manu- land
/ Islendingabygoinni ndlegt Hensel og bjuggu
par sloan. Peim var6 10 barna an6i6 og cru z a
lift, FINN drengir og tvser stdlkur, oil mannvenleg.
Olafur sal. var n1a6ur rA6yandur, hreinn / vi6-
skiftum, faskiftinn UNI annara malefni og yfrlat-
islaus. Ham stundaoi heimili slit med elju og
umhyggju til dau6adags.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
If heldur vel sottir. Umrnouefni a fundum pess-

If heldur vel s6ttir. Umrnouefni & fundum pess-
Te1g0n um Gordar6ygd. Felag var myndao
fyrir nokkru, er nefnist Edinburg & Garoar Tele-
phone company. 1 felaginu cru verzlunarmenn a
Edinburg og bmndur fGardarbyg6. Tilgangur f6-
lagsins var 40 leggja telef6n UNI bBinn Edinburg
og Garoarbyg0ina. Var til pess mynda0ur sj60ur
all-mikill. MI hefir oroi5 af framkvamd malsins
og hefr praourinn veri6 lag6ur MILL Edinburg og
Gar6ar. I'm 45 hds i Edinburg hafa nj tele-
f6n og bandur sem b1settir cru MILL Edinburg og
Garear, hafa fengio pra0inn helm / hls sin. brad.
ur pessi er tengaur 0orum telef6n pra6um og geta
mem MI heima i h1sum sinum tala6 vi6 mem
m0rg hundru6 m1lna fjarlBg5. BETA er parfa- og
framfara fyrlrt@ki mikie. Hafa margin g65ir
mem hjalpast her ao verki, en- mestan patti / pvl
mum pc eiga him ungi og efnilegi l0gfra6ingurl
Grand Forks, hr. Fjalmar Bergman.
Mgr islemzkur 1#knir. 1 Grand Forks er nv
kominn ungur islenzkur lRknir, .Gisli Guomundur
G1slason, sonur ions sal. Gislasonar fra Flatatungu
iSkagafroi. DR.. Gislason er fBddur a Islandi en-
kom arid 1888 til Ameriku med foreldrum sinuu,
er settust a6 i Hallson- bygoinni i Dakota. M6oir
hans og s%kyldf6lk er MI bdsett nal@gt Morden,
Manitoba. DR.. Gislason gekk / fj6gur ar & Wesley
College i Winnipeg og elm vetur q l@knask6lan /
Winnipeg. Sloan gekk ham a Illinois Medical
College i Chicago og dtskifa oist pa6an i sioastl.
JILL manu6i. DR.. Gislason hefr bdio vel um sig /
Grand Forks og hefr pegar fengi6 nokkra a5s6kn.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
6 Pistlar.
ERA frettariturum yVinlands".).

Miss Ar6ra BjGrnson hefr dvalioi Winnipeg
Ti6in er fram1rskarandi goo. S0lskin og
bli5vi5ri a hverjum degi, en- frosta n6ttum. Num-
mem sjaldan hafa verio betur bdnir undir nasta
vor heldur en- MI er.
Nydain er ung og efnileg s:dlka, Anna John
son a5 nafni, fyrir faum arum kominn fra fslandi.
Hafoi hun veri0 / visit i Winnipeg, kom veik SUD.
ur, lagoist i taugaveiki og do litlu sioar.
valla og Degree of Honor, cru MI az halda skemti-
samkomur UNI pessar mundir. En- af pvl eg er svo
f~jarl@gur hef eg ekki annao en- bergmali0 at
glaumnum.
Fj0ldi ungmenna, karla og kvenna, hafa fari0
aymsa a6riskola sloan haustannir LOU; en- at pvi
eg veit ekki um n0fn nema az ems farra peirra ne
hyert pau foru, pykir ekki vert az geta pess frek.
ar, az pessu sinni.
Skaldio j. M. Bjarnason hefr dvalio her /
byg6inni sl5astl. ar. Ham ritar i s1fellu. Ma bu-
asst vio aour langt UNI hour az eitthvao mel kilegt
komi 1T fra honum. Oskandi vari az honum ent-
ist heilsa og aldur til al fullkomna start slit. Nun
6efao mega telja ham mccall fremstu rith6funda
& islenzka tungu vestan hats.
Ymsir hG6an hafa teki6 rett a l0ndum / Mani
toba og Moro Vestur landinu og sumir kept land
spildur, cru peir, sem ekki foru fyrri / sumar, /
undirbdningi til landfarar MI. En- sagt er ao Won
sc q sumum peirra aftur, og a6rir vildu feg mir vera
{ peim kringumstR Gum al geta komist til baka
DO munu sumir hafa komist yfr allg65a landbletti
og atla visit al reyna 40 eignast pa alveg.
slysfarir hafa verio med meira mott 1haust:
Hestur sl6 Ellis Thorwaldson framan q sndlitio
manuoinn sem lei6, og var hBtt v0 ao ham misti
sj6nina & vinstra augaDu, en- MI er won UNI ao ham
VERDI jain g66ur. = Drengur, Konrao w. Leifur,
var az leika ser meo 6orum b6rnum uppi i vagni,
fell 1tbyrois og handbags sbrotnaoi. Ekkjan
Helga Sigurosson skar sig i hendi og hlj5p bloc
eitran 1 sario. DR.. Halld6rsson / Park River var
s5ttur. Nun ham hafa Won UNI az geta hjalpao
henni. Elzti sonur s. j. Sigfdssonar, Sights ao nafni,
var az sprengja knallhettur med hamri og brendi
sig t0luvert a h0ndum og andliti. BAD er bagt 40
ALTAR pessar ~slysfarir skull vera meira og minna
6varkarni. al kenna, pc engin half i svipinn getao
al CERT. 1. Y. LeJur.
HALLSON, N. OAK, NOV. l9O4.
Tioin er innd@l. S6lskin a hverjum degi, og
frost a n6ttum, og margir enn az plagja.
Herra Tomas H6rdal varo fyrir pvl slysi ny
lega az viobeinsbrotna vinstra megin. Hafoi pao
orsakast vi6 gamanleik a gleoifundi.
Herra Tryggvi 1ngjaldsson asamt heirum frs
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Nyja-fslandi, sem her hafa dvalio vio preskingar-

NJja-1slandi, sem her hafa dvalio via preskingar-
vinnu / haust, l6gou at sta5 heimleiois IA. b. m.
Til Canada or ~nyyfarinn herra Ami Johannsson;
er sagt a6 ham mum hafa i hyggju, az l1ta eftir
landi i norovesturheru0unum med peim asetningi,
a5 setjast par az q n@sta ari eff honum llkar vel.
Herra William Syrup kom hinga6 sn6ggva
fero fra Crystal til az fnna m6oir sina og fr@nd-
folk. Hefr ham unnio par vio jarnbrautarvinnu i
sumar og hefr MI veri6 settur verkstj0ri UNI g.
dkve6inn TINA.
Nj er him politiski bardagi afsta5inn, og
friour og ching medal mama, sem vonandi er al
daginn MILL sumra u%ms@kjenda, pa t6k %kaupma6-
ur vor, herra s. ]. Erickson, az nokkru leyti patti i
mesta hitanum,sem raoa maaf pvi,ao 5000 at vindl-
UNI hans voru brendir upp q tarum manuoi.-X.
M1NNEoTA, MIMI, Nov. 1904.
Ve6urbli5a damafa hvern dag.
Fer6amenn: Sera Kristinn K. Olafsson fra
Garoar og dr.. b. ]. Grandson fra E%dinburg hafa
veri6 her / Minneota nokkra daga. peir hafa asamt
tveimur m6nnum blsettum her / Minneota veri6 a
fund.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kenslufyrirtBk is
kirkjnfelagsins vi0 Gustavus Adolphus College i
St. Peter ddur Dalmann fra Gar6ar hefr einn-
ig veri0 her / kynnisf0r 40 undanf0rnu.
Fra syningunni i st. Louis cru nylega helm
komnir Johann H.. Jonathanson, s. W. J6nasson og
ritstj6ri yVinlands't. All-margir felendingar dr
Minnesota nylendunni worn aour binir a6 fara a
syninguna.
Samkomusal g66an hefr MI st. Pals-s0fnuaur
/ Minneota eignast1 kjallara undir kirkjunni. Hafa
par nylega veri6 haldnar tvar f~j0ls6ttar skemti-
samkomur. Salurinn ver6ur notaour til fundar-
halda og kenslu. Ny hitunarvel hefr einnig YER
i'd sett kirkjuna. Umbatur p@r, er ger6ar hafa
veri6 a kirkjunni ,hafa kostao UNI tv6 pds. dollara.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04
Three Candidates are in the
Race,
Two Are Out for District At
tOrney.

Mr.. James Simon informs u@
that the rumor that he was m3N
ing his campaign for the judy
ship in combination with some
candidate for the District At0u
neyship is erroneous, he has made
no combination, and is making
his campaign on his own merits,
which is the proper spirit we
would like to see all our political
campaigns run on the merits Of
the candidates rather than see the
the factional lines drawn and the
voters follow the bosses ana east
their votes tor the factional can
didateS regardless of their fitness
and qualifications to properly fill
the Offices to which they aspire
st. NJ. Messenger.
Continued on another page
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04

Reliable private advices from
Iberia received yesterday and day
before bring the gratifying confr
nation of the VALLEYS state
ment to the effect that that por,
tion of the district is strong for
Dan. w. VOORHEES,, for district
Judge Up this way Mr.. Voor
hes is deservingly popular with
the people of both the late con
tending factions that baye as yet
but barely kissed and made up
again.
Mr.. VOORHEES, will be in this To-
cality next week, in the interest
of his candidacy. -Breaux Bridge
Valley.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04

1.-THE race for the District Judge.
snip is creating quite a consider
asle degree of interest locally, as
WELL as throughout the entire Dis
tflct; particularly 50 during the
nast week or so.
( Likewise the race for District
q Attorney is being viewed with
greatest of interest in all portions
of the District-Iberia and st.
Martins parishes and this inter
est is increasing with each sue
cteding day; Notwithstanding the
fact that the election is quite a
long ways off.
SO far the following candidates
are known to be III the race for
these very important offices:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04
Returns Home from the State
Capital
New City Charter S Finally
Adopted. \

Jules Z. Dupuy, the boylsh
looking Mayor Of New lbene, Is
a most progressive young man,
and has a number of very ad,
vanced ideas in regard to the de-
veIopment of his city. He has
been here for the past week
working for bill which he had
introduced, amending the charter
of New Iberia.
The new charter will pass both
Houses this week. Under it's pro
visions the City Council of New
Iberia will be able to carry out a
programme of development which
has been mapped out by Mr.. Du
puy, and, which, when completed,
will make New Iberia one of the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04
finest cities in the State,

finest cities in the State,
Mr.. Dupuy wants the City
Council to levy a special tax for
municipal improvements. He
wants asphalt streets, a water
works system, a city electric light
ing system, a complete new sew.
erage system and other improve.
which belong to a tirst-class city.
Baton Rouge special III Plea
yune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04

FOR JUDGE:
Hon James Simon,
of ST. Martins.
Hon. Dan w. VOORHEES,,
of st. Martins.
Hon. I. Don Foster,
of Iberia.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Hon. A. n. Muller,
of Iberia.
Hon. Edwin S. BrOussard,
Of Iberia.
There is also a probability that
Hon. Justin c. DaspiJ, Of st. Mar
tins, though a native of Iberia,
will consent to enter the race for
the office of District Attorney at
the earnest solicitation Of a host
of friends and admirers in this
and our sister parish.
The race promises to prove a
close, interesting one, judging
from present appearances, for all
the candidates are popular gentle
men in each and every respect and
will each Of them poll a large
vote.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-06-04

CONTINUED on another page. /
Newport daily independent., 1904-10-01

agents think. We think 300 too low and 500 too high; though, doubtless, they both occur.
 How much the other paints cover is equally doubtful; we guess 100 to 400.
 The truth is found in another comparison. Devoe is all paint, true paint, strong paint, and full measure; the others in general use are, at the best, diluted, adulterated and short-meas- ure. They cover according to body and measure. You can't paint with clay lime chalk sand barytes water or air-no body in them. Go by Devoe.
 Yours truly
 F w DEvoE & Go
 New York and Chicago
Newport daily independent., 1904-10-01
WORLDS FAIR RATES.
Louisiana Purchase Exposition

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, April 30th to Decem- Der l, 1904. Rate for ten day excursion ticket will be one fare and one-fifth for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 27th to November 30, 1904. Rate for sixty day excursion ticket one fare and one-third for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 18th to Nov. 20th. Rate for season EXCURSION TICKETS eighty per cent. of double the standard one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 18th to Nov. 18th, Final return limit Dec Is, 1904.
 THoS. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-10-01
HOW BUY YOUR GROCERIES THIS FALL?
CASH OR CREDIT.

Is not the pay-as-you-go plan the best? Many think it is best, because
 1. When you pay cash you are sure to buy at the lowest market price.
 2. When you pay cash you realize how much you are spending, so live within your means.
 3. When you pay cash you never overbuy.
 4. When you pay cash you buy at a cash store Gf you are wise), where there is only one price, and where rich and poor are treated alike.
 5. When you pay cash at a cash store there are no bad ac- counts to consider, but prices are made on a cash basis, so you are sure to save money.
 6. When you pay cash for a few months you will not will lingly go back to the old style credit plan; not if you are like a majority of buyers.
 All this being true, won't you decide to begin this fall to buy of us for cash? Your money back always if you want it.
 It Pays to Pay Cash. A. B 0 W l E
Newport daily independent., 1904-10-01
LETTER TO MIR. CHAS.
 BATEMAN, NEWPORT, ARK

Dear Sir: You ask how many square feet a gallon will cover. Depends or "ondition of building.
 There is a great deal of lying on this point. The stock claim of lying paints is 300 square feet, two coats. It's lie, as a rule.
 Devoe covers 300 to 500, our