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Infants Department.

Sale of Children's Cloaks, sizes to
years; bear skin, velvet. and various all
wool cloths; values from SIS TO IS. Mon
days price, $3.50 each.
Some Cloaks for s1.7s that were $3.50.
Infants Long Cloth and Lawn Slips, dainty
embroidery and lace yoke, soc and Zoo ones, for
zoe and zoe.
Hundreds Of Drawers Bodies for loo and zoo
each; styles for boys and girls
UNDERSTANDS, with bodies, embroidered rufflcs,
for zoe: soc value.
Closing out of lot Of Tam oshanter Caps,
soc ones for Zoe.
White Silk Caps for aoc that sold to 81.
soc Lesgins for 25c; various stylos.
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New Walls Are Here
Other Fine Laces Also.

very timely arrival is this belated
import order of Nalenciennes Laces. They
are extra fine values, too.
Hundreds of new designs in vals including
French and German match sets.
An especially good lot Of the French Walls is
s5c dozen yards.
Al zoe a dozen there are over a score OF
different designs in the French, Italian and
German makes; values in these TO S5c dozen.
There are others at ioc, 7oc, s1,.6 and up
u s.: a dozen.
Rcli Linen Torchon Laces, in all widths at
!: &c De and IL &c yard.
Lace Nets, 40 inches wide, in white black and
dnldrs In Point dEsprit. coin spot and figures
a soc. 69c and to si.25 yard.
Plain Net - inches wide, SOC yard
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400 yards OF Irish Linen Wolfe, all pure linen
in cream, white. rose tan and Alice blue; the
grade that always retais for $50, full yard wide,
special price. 1Dc yard.
Usual 12Mo Organdies, white grounds. large
and small floral printings; also polka dots and
striped effects. for s 3-4c.
New A1ercerized Examines in all the solid
color effects, importers cost WAS 374ac; these
go on sale at Zoe yard
New Mercerized Grenadines, has the appear
ance and wears like the 81 silk ones; the coors
are light blue. pink, cream. champagne, navy,
gray and Alice blue; actual value is $780, those
for 100.
Extra Heavy Linen Finished Yard Wide Au-
tomobile Cloth, pearl beached and suitable for
wonen's aud chdren's wear, 16o
Regular 12ac Batess and Toll du Nord Dress
Cinshams. $500 yards, at 0-4o yard
Yard Wide Glasgow linen Finished Suugs
1a,inders and wears like linen, for ado, 100
| and !" 12c
| Irish Linens. In white grounds, win woven
| coored stripes; colored grounds, with white
| stripes; some solid colors among the lot; the
| always $50 value. for Ice n. yard. 4
| Another lot OF Imported Satteens, highly NOR
| cerlzed; several grades, from 16 2-3c to 35c in
navy, brown and green grounds. With polka dot !,
/ and small figured effects OF whitc--lenghs 10
20 yards. make tho price 3Ao yard
Sale of Fine. Sheer organdles, that have all
\ the appearance of the imported ones, that sell
| for 25c; every conceivable floral design aud
coloriny; these will DO IL 1-2c.
Linen Bouretta suitings. that cost a7.4c 10
! import: these for zoe.
25c Imported Printed Camhrics for wom.,,s
l children's and mems wear 10 2-ic,
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rotel, is quite sick in his homo near

Hotel, is quite sick In his homo near
here. t
There is preaching every Sundays tter-
noon at washington and Henry ACADEMY
al 4 o'clock by Rev II. II. Osgood.
Miss Gertrude Field and William Mel
ton, both OF this place. were quietly mar
ssried in the nome OF the BRIDES sister.
MRS Lee Young, in Paramount. Tue day
evening. January 18th, at O'Clock, Rsv.i
Robt. Beadles officiating. Then tho bridal
party was driven TO ppy. couples ~
ture home at Pole Green, where grand
4 reception awaited them.
Louis. yerlander has returned % H.c!-
s,nund otter spending several days With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
ONE BURGLAR KILLED;
ONE FATALLY WOUNDED
NV Aasoc!ated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. oo.--ono burglar was
killed. and another fatally wounded early
to-day at DeHplaines, n suburb OF Chica-
no, In n battle between detectives OF the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad and
tiys men discovered In an attempt TO steal
fro,n d repair shop Of this railway cam
pany. The detsctiges had surrounded the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Dummies There, Too.

I II was SO ashamed of my husband onca
In London" said Mrs. John w. Gates.
Among the ordinary tourist stunts which
we did on our last trip abroad was,
visit 70 MADAM Tussaud's WaxWorks,
I One Of our friends asked us how we liked
1t. and my husband raplis1, We'll, it
impressed ma az very much like any
Nn6liah sGaI-ty.'N'
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ELLERsoN PERSONALS

The Daisy Rosebud Society. of Shady
Grove. win meet sunday morning, direct
~ after Sunday school,
The Aid Society, OF Shady Grove I'VE met
at hhe ch,ipoh Monday afternoon. \,
q. 8. Garrett, proprietor OF ete isu'ia''u
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TRUST TO BUILD
MODEL TOWN FOR MEN
(Ry Associated rress)

1 CHICAGO, Jan, pa model town,
which win be built BY the Illinois Steel
Company in connection with fits new
u,a,.t 10 he constructed hear Burlington.
Ina viii be named Corey In honor OF
7 w. ellis Corey president q the United
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o,o. dozen Pearl Bieached, Linen Finished
p,llow Case. 4o1a and 42x3s; good grade of cot
ton special price DC each
49x8s and 4bxas Pillow Cases; some are hem
,st,tched-severali grades Of cotton; ltc TO lsc
ones. for IL 1-2c. I
Usual $50 pillow Cases. extra heavy; !. Sizes
Up to 30 inches, will be lsc; others TOT 'o' any
2Oc. sys :. sg 4
Hens etched Bolster Cases for 35c
26c Bolster Cases for Zoe .ss. ,..r
Bleaohed sheets, for single and three auareef
beds sold up to boc, for so ei. ~, ,,non ,,n-
shed, $40 III. o,.a shea+.
cannot be duplicated for less than 7hc; some
six9o hemstitchad ones among 'ne 10y - ~
sale Monday for csc each
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CSC Irish Linen Wolfe 19c
CSC Mercerized
Grenadine, 19c

This department, in rear of center aisle.
main floor, never had a finer lot Of special
January values. Many OF these cannot be
duplicated this season at these prices.
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OF years, expects to resign next Sunday
morning III ~,
Mr., and Mrs. A. G.. Quarles's little son,
Charlie, has been confined to his bed dur.
ing the week. @ i
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Inventory Sale of Bedding.

81 Extra Large Size Heavy Crochet Quts,
Marseilles designed centers, S16O.
s225 white Quilts. same grade, S17b,
Heavy Embossed Marscilles Quilts, fringed or
plain hemmed; wholesale price now sa12, as LONG
as this lot lasts, 81 90 each
SIercerlsed Satin Finished White Quilts. that
sold, for $3.50, will be S3.45 @
s1l-4 extra fine grade of California White
Wool Blankets, $3.50, instead of $3.50.
Usual Sc Blankets will be $4.O5
11-4 and 1914 White Wool Blankets. the 50
grade. for $500.
$3.50 Blankets for S276. i.
Cotton Blankets for 400 and up.
$3.50 Elderdown and Lambs Wool Comforts,
S9;76.
$40 Eiderdown Comforts, 81.
worth s4.
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shop and. tho fight began. when tho
thieves attempted to escape with the
plumber. The threa man not wounded
escaped after they had exhRisted their
ammunition t.'t ta5 itf
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81 Black Taueta. 09c---3s inches wide: hand
homo chiffon finish; this special price for Mon
day.
SIX; has n lustrous surface; soft finish for
shirt waists.
81 Plaid Taftetas, soc; in bright color effects
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SOC CORSET COVERS, aoc.-some 20 STYLES at
this price. made in the best manner and trimmed
with German Val. laces and eyclet embroidery
42e Corset Covers for zoo. in all sizes and
full trimmed back and front. In lace and ON
broldery.
csc DORSET COVERS. bec.--some of the most
elaborate styles, and cannot be duplicated to
sell at this price again
Therel arc Corset Covers at 30 and. up to
$3.50, including the French hand made ones.
SKIRTS AT CSC that are good S1.5o value.
Knee deep Hounce made OF several rows Of tor
chon. cluny or German Val. laces; others have
wide founces Of embroidery. with inserting and
fine tucks
So SKIRTS FOR s125 are deliberately trimmed
with wide Point dc Paris laces
81 skirts for TOO; full length, trimmed with
lace or embroidery.
Other Full Length Skirts at sec, soc and up
to $3.50. ss. m
cHlLDREN's DRAWERS, in all sizes. Zoe a
pair.
SHORT MUSLIN SKIRTS, with Cambria
ruffle tucked and hemstitched for zoe.
Other Short Skirts at 30c and bOc, with hem
stitched lawn ruffle and lace trimming.
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Inventory Sale Price
Of Pure Linen Damasks.

Pure German Linen Damask soft grass
days price. tOc yard.
81 Pure Irish Linen Damask yards wide,
in tho hand-designs and open borders; Mon
days price. zoe yard.
S1.35 grade of Fine Irish Linen Damask,
yards wide 81 yard.
There are also several special lots OF Nap
kins and Towels, as follows:
Full Bleached Towels, 22x40 inches always
50 dozen, for IL 1-2c each.
Fine Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, 1925 a
dozen, in full 5-S size
SOC to ST Suspenders zoe
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CSC White Hahuta Wash SILK, 3nc; 1t is &c
inches wide.
acc silks for toc; in this lot are soft finish
yand Pongee, Pompadour Nets and Lining
raffetas
$50 striped Wash silks, a5c--now spring coli
orings.
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world Moro than 1900 men will be en-
ploysd IN the plant
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January Sale Of Motions
Before Inventory is Taken
Every woman knows the price Of these ar
the bargains we are giving Monday

Every woman knows the price OF
the bargains we are giving Monday.
Kings Spool Cotton. all numbers. 0 spools 30.
1000 papers Pins. made expressly for tho
Cohen Company; good 100 pin. special 30 n
paper.
Nos and 2 Dress Shields Be a pair.
Wire Hair Pins. all sizes, papers 10.
&c Shoe Iaces, Ga. for 40 a pair.
Dull Head Mourning Pins, boxes 20.
gross Fancy Ruff1e Garter Plastic. 19c grade,
1Oc a yfLrd--pink. blue and lavender.
Hooks and Eyes. 1c n card
Warrens 15c silk C;rosgran Featherbone, To
a yard.
: Warren Is 10c Cotton Fentherbone, &c A yard.
White Roll Tape, all widths rolls Dc.
So TO 90 Kid Curriers', all sizes, DO N dozen.
Sc Coiored Beading. &c bunch.
25c Ribbons 1242c
1000 yards 4-inch Taffcta Ribbons, every
color; worth 100, special 100 yard.
s-lncl, Taffeta Ribbons in every color; worth
37c. for 26o yard.
sA-inch Double Face Liberty Satin Ribbons,
q good 25o value for IL 1-2c yard
4.lnch 25c Black Taffeta Ribbons. 1oc
Satin Ribbons all colors. yards 1c.
Three Special Items From
Jewe1ry Department.
1000 Gold Wire Hat Pins will be sold Monday
for 30 each; they are worth 1oc.
Lot Of Brooch Pins. sold for CSC and boc arc
Zoe each.
Sterling Silver Fruit. Orange, Salad Spoons,
were .25, are, special 600,
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You Cannot Afford to Make
Underwear at These Prices

in these you'll find
at
mped the cutting The
ing S to ourb when
FRENCH HANDMADE sUNDE to sect
goods priced nody considering the work them
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New Woollen Dress Fabrics.

We have of the adj
all OF
shr
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Our Inventory Sale 0
All Bows Clothing.

NC want 10 cut down this stock sew
eral hundred dollars this week, so we
start Monday with these prices:
goys Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits, in
ft,cy mixtures Of Cheviot, closing out al actual
cost. SIZE.
BOYS Double Breasted Suits, Of Clay Diago-
raj sCheyiot and Serge, in blue and black. TO DO
closed out at $3.50
Bogs' Buster Brown and Russian Blouse Suits
ni Cashmere. Serge and Fancy Mixed cheviots.
will be s2,75.
BOYS overcoats, in gray rnasnsh mixtures
flil length, swagger style, are priced for this
sale SOS.
In fancy mixtures. $50;
Boys 25c Iaundered Shirt Waists, zoe.
ISoys SOC Shirts. in light and dark madras.
pc
90 lt,.rllltny trrnnsnrg dc.
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Sale Of Women's ane
Children's Sweaters.

Nj OF the Blouse Sweaters that sold TO SLas
Iyts priced for Monday 0oc each
ss.53' Sweaters So So Sweaters, 81
rhildrcn's Sweaters for zoe, values to 75c;
si solers
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Inventory Specials.

These are remarkable values. which it
will pay you to SEQ. You'll find them all
on main floor.
women's Sheer Pure LAnsn Full Size Hem
stitched FIandkerchefs, 1.2 and Ia inch hen,a;
regular 1oc values. at 6oyeach.
women.s Full Regular Made CSC Stockings.
1bc pair.
persian Band Dress Trimming. DC yard
25c values.
Mems Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. for DC
Chldrcn's Seamless Black Stockings. DO
pair.
each
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Knit Underwear.
Inventory Prices for

ri each for 1925 Heavy Block Tin Coal Vases
zoe for 400 to soc Loaded Bottom Nickel Gus
pidoros.
Buckets.
1oo-Granite Wash Basins.
400 for s-quart Blue and White Enameled
''' $3.50 for $3.50 Decorated Gold Finished ~
p's s74s0ioo-p piece White and Gold Dinner Sets,
worth $1o n;,,r
Sets -
rated Toilet Sets
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Three Special Items From
Jewelry Department..
$1.5O Waist
Patterns, CSC.

Another lot of handsome embroidered
Shirt Waist Patterns that are partly made.
They are trimmed with VAL lace insert
ing and pin tucks, with handsome spray
of embroidery that looks like hand work.
We have sold hundreds Of them this sea-
son at $1.b0. This lot OF over hun
dred will be csc each. No more to be
had at this price.
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400 yards OF Irish Linen Wolfe, all pure linen
in cream, white, rose tan and Aloe blue; the
grade that always retais for $50. full yard wide,
special price, 1Dc yard.
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ST Black @Taffeta Silk, 69c.

which you'll not lind
silks at
will
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We have about 1850 pairs of Mems suspenders.
including Guyots and Xmas specials, which we
will close out Monday at zoo pair.
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Soon Be Struck
Underwear and White Goods

have been the talk of the
whole city There will be extra these
stocks, in sympathy with the others.
Here is suggestion to how will sell goods Monday:
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Peau de Sole and Taffeta. black and
colors; Waists that sold for SIS and Sc;
all sizes; priced now $3.50 and $8.0s.
Handsome Crepe de Chine Lace and Peau de
Cygne Waists, values to s12, priced now 80.
Table fun of House Waists, Flanneette or
satteen, dark colors. SOC and 75c values, for
Doc each.
Handsome Embroidered Null and White Lawn
Waists some deliberately trimmed with Valen-
cicnnes all OF the newest and latest designs,
prices were to 50. now $3.50
Waists for osc that usually sell for s1.5o,
embroidery lace trimmed, sizes to "A; nearly
one dozen pretty styles.
81 Waists in dozens of styles at 59c each
tucked and embroidery trimmed.
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The Bargain Basement
Feels the Inventory Prices, Too

lnGTS arc u1ON00llO0 "a oaSAS 49,
reduce the number materially before
on Monday:
500 yards of Yard-w1de Pearl B'eached
Itnen- Finished Cannon Cloth the 12Ac and loo
grades lengths to 10 yards. lao q yard.
i-3c Don,et F1annel for Z 3-Ao.
100 Dress Ginghams. in all the dark stys.s,
01-2o.
s1-4c Indigo Blue Calicoes for 1-2o.
Yard wide 1oc and 1910 French Perealss,
light and dark styles. manufacturers lengths
any for @ 1-2c yard.
ga Percales. good quality and best styles,
light and dark effects. a LEO.
Lancaster and Amoskeag Apron Ginshams' IN
all size checks and colors 9 1-2c.
Best 1oc Double Face. Extra Heavy Fieeced
Woven Outings In all the. stripes and colortnss
suitable for nsglises wear, o3-4c.
Knit Underwear.
women. 1apF1eeced Vests and Pants, II LIE
each.
wonen's e5c Underwear 17c.
Women's ,1.2b Wool Underwear. 76o
children's 2bc Union Suits, 17c.
Chdren's Underwear, to size 80, for 1oc.
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Usual 12Mo organdies, white grounds. large
and small floral printngs; also polka dots and
striped effects for 3-4c.
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.HOusefurnishings.

90. 20 for 22-inch 1915 Jardinier and PEDESTAL
4 81 for 81 Umbrella Stands.
600 for 81 Chocolate Pots and Cracker Jars.
OF imported china, handsomely gold stippied
and decorated In American Beauty roses.
1Oc-derman China Cups and saucers, that
were S1so a dozen.
Your choice OF our Copper. Nickei-plated
Bath Fixtures at loo each.
Lot OF Rogers Quadrrpie- plate sugar sheus
and Buffers to be closed out at DC each.
soc a dozen--N ickel-p plated Table Spoons
08c--William A. Rogers $3.50 Silver Gravy
Ladies',
al a set-Roger's 12-dwt. Fruit Knives
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deal TO sl1rewd shoppers.
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tates Steel Corporation. the parent con
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New Mercerixed Grenadines, has the appear
ance and wears like the 81 silk ones; the colors
are light blue. pink, cream. champagne navy
gray and Alice blue; actual value is $50, those
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-07
 Clocks  Every sort Size and price

Big Clocks that are cheap. Small Clocks that cost quite a biy of money. Eight day Clocks. One day Clocks. Clocks that strike every few minutes.
 Clocks that don't },nov now to strike AT ALL. Clocks 1ha, il takes shelf to accommodate. Clocks little larger than watches,
 Clocks at a dollar, ard up, and up.
 All good to };eep time. Ger ovr prices. and y9~ ;, !:now why We have a large Clock trade.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-07
' e%%%@N ~N&%N&1l ! HERE AND THERE. 1
 { <A@N%~~NNNNN&&&N%a

Torn Dillard is in Batesvllle.
 l. D. Price for fishing tackle.
 See R. II. Askew about fram- ing VOLT pictures. 90btf.
 w. c. Saylor, of Jacksonport, was in the city Saturday.
 Go to I. D. Price for garden seed in bulk and packages. u
 Fresh fish, lettuce, celery and onions at Bowen's Cash Store.
 Lords Prayer Easter spoons only at the Palace Jewelry Store. |. Goldman and Norman Wolff returned from St. Louis Thurs day, i, .+n''s
 C. l.. Mccain spent Saturday Fin the city selling Hamilton Brown shoes.
 Your clothing kept neat, spick and span for $1 a month by join- ino Rarker's club. 9Od6t Wolff Goldman have con tinoed their silk sale until Saturday night. 91 d4t
 Call at the Palace Jewelry Store and be convinced that we have what we advertise 91b3t
 For an Easter present an Easter spoon is most suitable. 93d2t PALACE JEWELRY STORE.
 You haven't seen "the latest" if you havn't seen our new La dies Belts. Palace Jewelry Store. os 6t
 Rev. w. M. Mcintosh will be- gin a revival meeting Sunday for Rev. w. T. Walker at Walnut Ridge. You miss it if you don't call and inspect our line of ladies collars and belts at Palace Jew e)ry Store. 9lb5t C. A. Windau, has gone to Iowa on short business trip, but will return 10 Newport in two or three weeks.
 A full line of fishing tackle and baseball supplies at l. D. Price s also marbles, tops, and other sporting goods. tt If it is a ladies Easter belt or collar you want new and up-to- date styles es-you will find it at the Palace Jewelry store. 9lb5t
 For quick delivery, telephone your orders for all kinds Of groceries to R. B. Dennis, Cor. Lake and Beech. Phone, Nq, l67. l7d-tf
 WANrED-A young, lady IS to 25 for office work. Must write clear clean hand. No 'e&'eri- ence needed Apply at this office. :,
 Rev. F. r. !. G;>y"ott ..ret: et:a]fHed lr.4rn a0deHghtfu! weeks y}si4 ,tq CQuwaX "1,,ieI9'i,,. SatuFnqaMaa aI3} . asH .c3rAN::t... l.5sSSs E-,lsn aGndsy y
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Remnants of silk and wool dress goods regardless of cost at Wolff Goldman Mercantile Co. 91 eft

Easter Souvenir Spoons, all kinds The Gross, Cross and Crown, Choir Boys, etc.. at the Palace Jewelry store. 93d2t
 Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Blanken- ship, of Jones, Indiana, were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Petty Friday night and Saturday, being enroate to Cashman.
 . Sam M. Casey is steadily ln1- proving from his recent illness we are glad to say, and hope to see him on our streets again, in. a few days --Batesvjlle Guard. ::
 LOST In the city the middle of the week"a crescent shaped pin, having 15 white button pearls. Finder will receive lib- eral reward by returning same to this offi:e. 93 dbt.
 On last Sunday night at Para gould the entire household goods with library of Rev., z. T. Ben nett. well known in Newport, was totally destroyed by fire, with no insurance.
 Sauers Milling Go. Of Evans vile, H., manufacture special patent in addition to their high est patent four. This extremely high grade four IS known as "Inylncible. and is for sale by The Standard Grocer Go. l6dtf
 Joe Kennedy had the misfor- tune to get the thumb on his left hand, badly mashed Friday morning in the machinery at the ice plant where he is employed as manager Batesville Guard.
 Mrs. l.. J. Willis, of Corlnth, Miss, has been in the city for several days visiting her son and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Willis. Her many friends will be rejoi. ed to know that she will spend most of the summer here.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-07

[ lee Cream Saturday and Sun day at Bracy Confectionery conn., pany. S3d1t
 All kinds of fountain drinks, ice cream and sundaes at Bracy Confectionery Go. d2t : Newest novelties in back and side combs just received at the Palace .]ewelry Store. s9 tt
 Mrs. W. R. Thompson is much improved from her recent illness and is able to be up part of the day.
 Parties wanting. their houses numbered in compliance with the city ordinance, call on J. ". Jack son. het1 :, Mrs. Q. $. Lawrence and little Margaret left Friday afternoon 1 over the Choctaw for Little Rock. where they will reside in ] the future. A handsome lot of Ladies ian cy Collars, spr.ng designs ready for your inspection at the Palace ,Jewelry Store. o9 Ct
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-07
OFFICERS AKD UEEEC 70fzS.

GEO. w. DECKER, President. R. M. JOHNSON, Cashier.
 A. D. BAILEY, Vice Prest. JAS L. JONES, Asst Cashier rHos J. GRAHAM Ed. F. SHoFFNER. J. T. HENDERSON, los M STATION DR. ]. M. JONES T. s. STEPHENS.
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THE BANK OF NEWPORT

Solicits the accounts of 9apoeitors who desire the accommodations Of a first :]ass we'll equipped and reliable barking nouse