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The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

Walk a mile before breakfast, and
scare up an appetite" advises doc
tor. Don't tell IL TO the bread line.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

When professor works six years he
gets the seventh year for vacation
on full salary.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

One might almost remark fhat
something has grip on the throne
OF Germany.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

Bees were in America when the
white men first came.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23
Just i Word In
Behalf Of Central.
A Much Abused Person
y Would Be Fine World u All
the Rest OF Us Were as
Patient AZ the Girl Who
Takes Our Numbers.

= IN ring them again"
Another long wait
Y. e Central"
"They
whereupon extraordinary thing
answer making Central" feel something
nices the number
trying get OUR OWN OUR OWN HOME and that
KNEW folks AT home
"They answer" repeated Central"
whupon more Importance a paying
telephone the discount and with all
authority with receipt became duly rd and
snapped "Central's"
.GIvE US THE CHIEF OPERATOR"
"The chief operator a moment"
(This from "Centrap-shn as pleasant please)
We now have the chief operator
"Chef operator" hear
She is also very pleasant
b Then from
I'VE have been trying an to get number OUR
home and KNOW they THERE"
told chief operator IAN hour"
exact probably should have said five minutes
"what tell YOU" asked the chief operator.
she said they answer" replied attempting
chief the absurd of centTal
position.
Il Another wait
II Here comes chief operator again:
@That number doesn't answer"
4 BANG
.sM!!! ~ NM" 1855 II!
Much wrath.
look phone Immediately after having
Central" that number doesn't answea
article your desk which strikes being
space occupies the telephone
this occasion.
Two later having again interim to raise our
number without success, got it.
Also word the other end Of the line that such pleasant
they three hours giving the baby
breath Of fresh air
recalled Central had BEEN how pleasant the
operator how pleasantly positive witha and how
potivey positively BRUTAL had been
This is Just a word for the telephone girl
Just and remember that only ONE oil
THOUSANDS who a calling her every day
service poor last who should get the blame
h but THE who always has to shoulder it.
which people take the trouble
% telephone girl when they succeed
beautifully getting the The patience and beaance the
telephone contains object lesson for those
Of prone become fused up trivial things
you good kick and then kick good and hard to
the profits from the telephone girls long and trying
hours O toll.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23
OBSERVATIONS

celebrated
making steady which ne an
nounced was elixir of life.
The doctor now tells discovery liquid
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

which decupIZes the actIVIty OF pHHBUcytes' ~ "
means he gives all germs the hinkydink, and puts q
ease in the Down-andOut club.
Sometimes we think the English language must
The Detroit times., 1911-02-23

PLEASE PASS
THE MYCOLf-
SINE, DOCTOR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

aus BEN 0arlegungen oes
Mtanprs Shtpab uber bic 3rainirun9
bss min Greet Sbalss 1T erii6tIih,
nab er lid, iehr sinseheno nit tahiti
itsn Insslsssnbsitsn beihdftist. tpis
tr ia au6 bel psrItisoenen auoeren
9elegenbeittn bepieien bot, oob sr ss
nit ieuen qmtspflihtsn is6r ernIt
rtmmt unb ibneu Ieine ungetbeilte
auFmsrtiomteit 5ufpenoei. gr bsmertt
rplItonmeu rihtis, DAB IS niht SuIGi.
ia isi, Die 4bfalIftpffs oes erobsn 9e'
btetes, ipelhss Der Wtillcrset ourhSiebt,
eirstt in ben 5lub su Isitsn, oa ii6
hleraus cine ernitIihe 9sfdhrouns Der
ieuit6ren 8srbdltniiie unisrsr Staot
erseben piirhs uno pertritt Die 4nlitt,
haB pieis 2lbfallftoffs einem 5iItss
suuss proseb untsr3oesn tpsrosn ious
Ten, in Der Dsiie, oaB Die fsiten Cub.
Hansen suriitgebalten fperoen, tpie oas
IN ben eurppdiihsn 9robitdo,en ees
Idisht, no man hisfs Stpffs fir lamb
tpirthi6aftlt6e 3pete perurbsitet. go
melt oos thunlih 1T, ioate ods aud
nit ben 4bfaQltoffen urIsrsr Stoot
qeiaekn. Cine Iol6e qro3eour piro
fi6 err,oglihen laFen. tpenn unisr
1rainirunes. Spitem elmer umesitals
tuus untsr5oeen piro, mas, ipie Der
Mapor iagt, in ndtitsr 9sit untsrs
rpmmtn tuerbsn mub, neil uri,rs 4b-
Sus.tandIe bic grpben 3ufubreu, mel.
de Die 3unabme Der gepoItsruns be.
ipirtt, niht faFsn tnnrsn. Gs 1T
6ohit berubiasno uno beirisoiosnb,
odb an Der Spisf unIersr itGotiiten
gsrnoltuna sin Mann iisbI. Der bic
5nisreiftn Der giirger uno Der Staot
nit fold aufmertiamsn auasH per
fplat, pis D}unor Shtpab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

grapben pes Sarifs betrdltigen tpnnen.
Ddrdus III Su IdblleBen, bob Ole yep,S
Iipn bes seIammten 5arifs on Die
ieobs Sabre in In1pruh nehmen mir.
nt. go larse tam bas 0olt ntht
iparten unb tpiro ss auh nift iparten
molten. Sn Jplss beiIen muB pcrs
lauIts Der Sarif pbns Stlfe Der Som
nrtfiion rsbibirt iperbsn. 9robe
Standardization bietet pas niht.
Wenn elm .borisontaler" 9lbitrib BON
% Yrosent BON allen 3DIlen qemodt
i2iro, peroen tie INNER mod bch genug
iein, um Die ameritaniite Snouitrie gu
teihiitsn. Die piTsnihaftlihe RE-
piiipn tam uno folIts fortaeieBt tper.
otn, um ben 5orif pirtlih ipiFens
ihafilib gu geitalten, unb slpar ourh
tpeiteshenbite Ginfiibrung oes qrins
slps bon Saubslspertrdesn. gu ben
pislsn Stubien limb feds Sabre
rctbipenbia. Die apmmiiiion tpiiros
senau feitsuiteasn baben, ipiepiel mir
rem 4uslanoe on 3olIermdBigungen
Al bisten bdtten uno ipiepiel oieIes gu
litten bGtte, um einsn bsioeri.itig be-
friebiaeuosn 4ustauid bon Waaren
perbsisufiibren, nelher unein bic
9runbibee zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Shus3on. .9ariFs ilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30


gDis bnnn olles porbsi mar unb i'd
I'm Bug fdb nnb bie Meinftlbtr pers
fhtponben unb bic 2nnbfd,aft nlmobs
It'd, perfpiIbtrte, ipubis it, bnB isbi
Die Drstoenf fommsn mubis. Gin an
bersr WsnitenfhIag unb Gin anberts
Bib, elm nnberes Qeben unb sins arms
feIigs DefhiHie. Die banbeIt bonn
Metr unb pon 1ifhern. unb bod 1T
Iie mir 10 tisf In bic Sstls sslhrisben,
n1b in Der Grinnsrung bic Dilber aus
Der 3ouroins matt erid,sinen, unn Dor
ben fsliisen llfern Der petraant ptrs
bIniTsn langfdm al bic ShlDNsr unD
WeinfeIber nnb bic goleensn 2iIier
s5rantreins auf bIausm grunbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
Dir anseblihe feiuslih. 6siiu=
uuns oes @eiteus.

Die erpBtapitaliits grupps bts
Sitsns ueriutt ben Ginorut su srs
tpeten, oab Die giirser pss Wsftsns
5os unb Nd6t ouruuf iinnsn, i6r
Shuoen 5u5ufiigen; oab iis ben Often
aIs 5einoeslane bsirahtsu, ben forts
nGbrsno gu beunrubiosu, lie ii6 be-
itdnois Sur 4ufgabs MAIDEN; bob iis
burh ben Sab segen bas Grobto pitat
Iaes IN ben Der. Staateu auf ben
Sopf 3u iteleE Deriuheu uno oab Die
Ter 3sritorungsputb bic unbsfrieeis
senbs GeiadftsIase in ben Der. Stoas
ten 5uSuihreiben lei. Tieie 4nIif)ten
halten nidt sinmaI por ubsrilq6lia.r
priifuns Stanb. Der Dsitsn bat la
tetnsr 3sit ettpas uHrehtss bsgebrt,
iorosrn Iiets in Rothlpehr qebanoelt.
Die erits gepsguRs i'm Meiten, bic
als tapitalsfeinblih bstrantet ipurbs,
sntitano in ben ahtaigsr ,5abr,n uno
1T als Die Granger gspesung be-
tannt. Die 2anopirtbe Des WsIteus
fanosn. oab Der orSbts 5bsiI ibrss
Profits bon Den eiienbabnsn aufass
sebrt puros. Die sTrahtraten nad
8elisben aniest.n. Die SAMPLER euts
beaten elm planmdBiess 8smiiben Seis
tens Der gahnsn, ben Weitsn in in
ouitritLler abhdnsistsit pom Often su
bolten, 0aseaen lebntsn iis iih auF
unb bic Gefsse. bic feitbsm 3ur Reaus
llruns Der Giienbabnsn srlaiien tpure
ben, bepeiisn. mi. bsrehtigt oisI. Grs
bebung mar. Gbenfo oeutlit III Al
erfeben, fpel6en sroBen Rue.n Der
Often ielbIt unp ioeur bas Ditiih.
8robtapital aus bieisr Grbebuno ass
3ogen haben. Der Deiten purbe be-
iiebeli uno entpid.it unb Elm beItdnbis
ger Geloitrom sreob ii6 ppn Deit
mad CIt.
Die inn.re politiits Gnilpidluna
Der tpefiihen Staoten bot BEL BEN
Oitlihen @robtapital nitt minber aers
serHiB errest Qu6 in oief.m Salle
lit obn. S6tpieristeit nah5upeiIen,
bob bic neueH einrihtunsen, bie Der
Weiten setroffen bat, ibre polite g.
reftienng teiaBen. Gin Defenders
eilatantes 9eiipiel bierfiir liefert Der
Stdat Hdlifornien. Dieter rpuroe
gdnslih bon elmer pa5ififten gabu BE-
berrfht, lpelhe oie Gefesgeber fir ben
Gtodt uno Die 4ongrsb Wlitalieoer
nomtnirte. mas NIT Der grpahluno
sleihbebeutenp mar. Sel6ftperftdnos
LID perfabren bieie Geih0pfe mad benz
millen ibrer 6erren unp bebriidten
oas Bolt In unsrtrdeliber Ieiie.
Webr ootr ninber paltsten bic sleihH
Uerbdltniiie IN allen anberen tpeitlihen
Staaien Dor. Das 9oi, pahte enolid
unf uno fdiittelte bic peinieer ab.
Durb JnitiatiDe unb Neferenbum
slpang es bic Geiessebungen, bem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Der Streit auf ben fiinf gis
fenbabn Qinien bes SarrimanI6en
Spitsms III beihloHene Sa6s 2lIs
Die Gifenbabnleitune Die srite Jorbe=
rung Der arbeiter in ben WtrtitGtten
3uritpies, mar iis poutommea i'm
Rehte, neil Die 5orpsrunssn boraui
binausliefen, aQs Sronung unp alls
9is3ipltn, bic in sinem grobsn gss
triebe unerldBlih iino, gu osrnihtsn.
Die GiIenbahnleituns bat iih ap.r
Duourh Ing unreht geiest, pab iis bi.
Wunfte Der Arbeitsr 3uritpiss, aIs
fie ale anit0btgen 5oroeruneen eeitris
hen hotten unb nur nod Die 4Rsrs
tennung ibrer Union perlansten. Iieis
Union 1T ssbilbst poroen aus 8ers
fhmei3ung Der unionen an ben fiini
Giienbabn 2inien. Die Giienbabns
leitung beruft iih barauf, oab lie nil
lens JET, jsoe Der unionen einsefn ans
5uertennen, aber niht bic aus Der
8er'6mel3uug hroorgeaansene Union.
Gie piQ nad benz Yrin5ip: r1beilen
unb 9erriden" Derfabrsn. Das mad!
Is beritdnbIi6, bob bic Qrbeitsr iif
bdsesen auflehnen. Denn fiinf Balm,
finien oas Re6t baben, iif 3u elmer
5u oerihmel5en. 10 baben bic arbeiter
on ben flint gahnlini.n oas Redt, fid
81 elmer Union gu pereinigsn. Wun
bas perIDeisert, 10 lit Die 4bii6t srs
tennbur. bic 4rbeiier ourh 3eriplittes
ruHa gu iiberpdltisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Der prdiiosnt iast, boB bic
aontroliruns bon pripat- -Wonppoter
cur9 Die Resieruns Stauts. So5ial,ss
mus mare. Darauf antporten mir
NIT Sulia: rWbat's In q nume2"
menn cine itaotlihe aontrols Die WDg.
lihteit bietet, Dem 8olte, bas nit DO
h6n preiTen beorudt fpiro, grleihte.
rang 3u geipdbren. bann ipiro man gu
tem Wiittel sreifeu, gIsihpiel nit pels
diem Ramen Elm iolhes SpItem belset
fpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
Su Der 3Duraine.
Bon Gil beth 1ernbarb.

giaentlit mar bic Gonns ituIb.
bab aus Der frieolih bliibsnben 1ous
raine elm Gano NIT aremnenihbuf.rie
uno aulomobilen nurbe. Die Gonne
CAB bem 9oben Kraft. Da6 olIe Ges
fpGdie In ieltener ueppisteit berpOrs
ffoRtn. bub bic 1rauben aus Der Oes
senb Der QOire ipssen ibreS fiiben uns
ebeIen Gefdnodes foeit unb brett b.
riibmt ipurben, unb bob bic frnnjSfis
f6t ASnisslaune in bieies fr6tlide
Gtid eanb S6lpHer unb aIdnaenbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Die 5arife aOm million
teri1tet, oab ibre gerniGisunsen fait
erIdopft iino unb lie bober benz Rom
greg bios Die rsDioirtsn 30ue fir mol.
lene unb bdumnonene Wunren unter=
treiten tdnn. gieie MittbeiIuHg It.
apeiit. oab bic 2ommifIon benz Dol.e
niht Die Drinslihe Abbilfs stipdbren
fdnH. bic IS piinfht. Sn einem Jabre
bat bic Rommiffon bios 3pei para-
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Qon ctuis.

- ~
Dns Iebie Gtlob. bas i'd jtben ipia
unn tam. Wsit isinen Icliben. runcen
1biirmen, bidtn WdtIen unn Mousrn,
NIT feinem sonsen miiteInIserIihs riss
terIihen 4usfeben tonnte man e iih
am Rbeinufer benisn. Jnnen III Is
Elm Mufeum, obtpobl beipohni unb Inn
pripntbefis. Die jebiesn eieentbiis
nkr boben init Otfmmod unn Der
ftdnbnib bic Ginrihtuns erboIien uno
er86n5t. Sir aunitbiitoriser iii bier
dnberfi iperttpolIes GtubisnmnteriaI
suinmmeneetrngen. 1iir unperbeiIerlis
de zouriiien bat Qonssnis nod ben
teisnbsreH MeiS, eob iibernl yripots
bilbsr. Bidder unb pripotesaenitdnbe
Der Nefiter in bic niforis hineinaercs
tben finb. nifo. bnb Elm Ueluder Dom
Duhrer nit Gelpalt pom bsm 4botcs
graphic 4lbum bes Ehlpbberrn
lptsgeirkben iperben mubie, ir66renb
fiir bic msiiten Dumen Der 1oii<ttfns
tiim Der juneen RomteNs intereHnns
ter i4ien. ais Der fm0nise MsnoiEanees
f&rdns obtr bic alten Haabfif&<l
Gotslins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Der Sarotnenfdns an Der
aii'ts bon Mains mar in oisIsm Sabre
ungepobnlih ersiebig. 8emnnh iplls
ten iie biltg iein. rWobnt niht," iast
Ter gsrliner. 9llle aefIer in ben 5i
ihsreisStdotsn BON Matne Itnp mil
eirgelssten Saroiusn iibsrfiia, unb iis
tlstbsn bort lieeen. biz bic preiIs in
lie S0bs seben. SIT Der Sang IhIstt,
tann finD Sdrbinen theuer. ST Der
Sang gut, bonn iino lie aud tbeiier,
9iQia iinD iis ME uuo 10 gebts nit al
len Muarsn, oos Dem 9erbrau6sr,
Der NIT ieoem Gent rehnsn muB. um
iein austcmmen 81 finhen, elrsit uno
Gebe miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

StaIieu tat Der gIrtei ben
S,ieg ertlGrt. 0ir qluuben uber nitt,
rab er lange oauern piro, srparteH
ipsar, Dab er binuen rpsniger 5aee
tgenhet Iein piro. Die 5iirtsi 1T
ind6tlos, neil Iis feline 5Iotts bsFst
rnb ou6er feline gruppen naf 5ripolis
ffiten tann. 4uBsrDem mar StalieR
10 oiplomatif6, Ser Eiir'ei 8uslei6
nit osm Stpsrt einen Oelsrps' q nit
hsr 3uii6erung binsutaltsn, bab ber
@eitano Der europGiIfen 5iirtsi niht
angetaitet peroen foQ. Die penisen,
i6leht ausgeriiIteten tiirtiIhen 1rup,
pen in Sripplis iperben stnige Shars
rii5el liefern unb naho.m Der natio=
nalen Gbre in iolher Wsiis 9eniiee
Geiheten lit, iptro man Sriepsn iflies
fen, sumdl erfi6tlit 1T, Sab 4aes
ceiheben pirb, um oas gbrsefiibl Der
GErtsn gu ffonen, tnoem man teine
csfsns 4nnerion, Ionoern eine nsritedte
in Sorm zines pahtpsrtraass forosrn
nirn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Der SanbsIsbertht msIs
bst. oob Die geIteaunsen auf Giisn
uno Stahl ii6 nod immer auf ben aus
eenbIitli6sn gebarf bei6rdnten, tpie
bas felt ben lesten bier Sabren ber5aa
sereisn 1T. Der 9runo 1T lei6t gu
errutben. Der preis oieier tpidtieen
.SoGbfabritate IN nod gu theuer, nls
baB cine Reiguns purbanben isin
tpnrte, lie in umFangreihersnmaBe su
perarbsitsn. Wdren lie 10 biLIis in oies
fem 2anbe, rpie Iie Der Stabls IruIt
rad benz quslanb osrtauft, banu
IN iirben Giienbabnz, 6duier guutsn
ufip. in beheuteno srDBerem Wnbs
einIessn. Dos ptro niht eher asihss
len, ols biz cine itarts 6srabisBuna
Der 3Due ben 5ruIt 3tpinst, nit feinen
8reiien berab3ugeben.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
NETTLETON DEPOT
 NOW IN ASHES

Nettleton, May 3. Fire, origin ating from some unknown cause in the freight room of the depot used by the Iron Mountain and Frisco railroads at 12:30 today, totally destroyed the building, and spread to the old Watts store building, built of frame, to the south, and totally destroyed it.. The Watts building was occupied by restaurant.
 The high wind caused the fire to menace the entire tow1s !and there was fear for some timesFa as, the Kiech hotel, but by hard work the fire was confined to the depot and store building. The amount of insurance and loss was not learned. The depot was a frame building.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

Preparations are under ~wayl for school entertainment here on the evening of the 18th.
 Messrs. McFadden and Wood went to Little Rock Tuesday, the latter going to have an eye treated.
 A revenue collector from New port was in town Saturday ques- tioning the right of certain par ties to dispose of liquor.
 w. E. Patrick, living just west of town, took his own life Thurs duy morning by shooting him. self in the head with a shotgun. Some family disturbance was as- signed as the cause.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
YEATS VILLAGE
 CREEK DRAINAGE.

Representative Keel has made a hard fight for the Village Greek drainage bill adopted by the sen- ate, but his efforts have proba- bly, failed. When the measure was called up for second reading Tuesday afternoon Representa- tive Keel objected, and Finley of Lawrence came to his aid by offering a motion to indefinitely postpone the bill, which was lost on a vive voce vote. MT. Keel then asked that the bill be made special order for Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, on which MT. Ruff called for the ayes and noes. The motion to make spe- cial order was lost by a vote of 36 to 29. Owing to the adjourn ment Thursday noon the chances are the bill failed to get a final hearing.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Zoa Murphy to J. M. Kinard, IA acre 23-12-1, $10.
 Zoa Murphy to J. F. and Ami co Ferren, blocks 20, 21 and 10, south of B. and s. w. Railroad, Grubbs, $75.
 Zoa M. Murphy to P. G. Col lins, block IS and one-half of block IF, Grubbs, $55.
 Travis G. Webb and wife to Robt. J. Wise, 160 acres 35-10-3 and certain blocks in Weldon, $125.
 J. o. Burgess and wife to c. R. Hite. lot Il, block "J" Chas- tain's addition, Newport, S10.
 St. L., I. M. & s. By. Go. to Wolff Goldman Realty Co.,, 40 acres 18-12-2, $35.
 St. L., I. M. & s. Ky. Co. to Theodore F. Richardson, 160 acres 32-11-2, $640.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
EIGHT MILE.

We are glad to see Dr. Hollo- way able to be out again. We are glad to state that Prof. Rays singing class is progress ing nicely.
 Will Crane, one of our promi- nent young men, must be very busy of late.
 MT. Sears of Richwoods made a pleasant call at Esq. Roy's Sun- day afternoon.
 Bud Dennis of Cow Lake called on MT. and Mrs. Jas. T. Bigham Sunday afternoon.
 Our farmers are still badly b& hind with their crops, owinYto the recent heavy rains. /
 F. Beede, our genial poitmas- ter, was the recipient o3 nice boquet from Richwo9As. last week.
 Squire Nance is vkrv busy this week fghting/ "General Green" since the "BUTo1o Rovsn are a thing of the pas+
 R. Stephenson, our. oonial t;no- per iiah' lllaoe a .i'p to Martin ouhctloil Ihis weeh oil a raft. We know he reports a go1d +;n,o
 The young people O o,,r con, munity who attended tho dance at J. L. Proctor's on Cow lobe Hast Wednesday nighE renort 9 good time.
 GROI MI Hoc
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
SAYS STORIES ARE
 ONLY IDLE TALK.

'The old story which was re- k yived recently at Jonesboro to the effect that Dr. R. c. Lightle is not dead and that he is alive in California does not find cre- dence generally at Searcy, " said White county citizen to a Lit tie Rock Gazette man.
 Tn the first place the story in- Qlves the violent assumption pt the minister who conducted Mineral services and the phy-
 who gave the certificate
 |did not know what they
 ling. In each of these
 Ices the two persons, the
 sician and the minister, are en of eminent responsibility Ind high standing and their Reputation is such as to set at rest these idle rumors of a fake death and funeral.
 My solution of the floating re- ports is that the originators for got to take these facts into con- sideration. It is true that there was one instance in which it \ was supposed the same Dr. Lightle was buried. It must be rem0rhbered, however, that the gfred remains of a human being were found in Dr. Lightle's barn then and all the circum- stances tended to show that it Ias he that was dead.
 Fight months later the real
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

Company have started theif full capacity.
 w. A. Smart has returned from Olyphant, and will possibly remain here.
 The steamer Welcome returned from White river with a small cargo of wagon stock.
 MT. Gus Swearingen and MT. Bender Nelson were guests of MT. Elmo Riddell Sunday.
 J. P. Jones has returned from Cotter, after ten or fifteen days spent in that mountain resort.
 Ed Grant, who has been i'll so long, is improving slowly. We hope to see him out again soon.
 The steamer G. w. Huff ar rived from Black river with a trip of walnut logs and wagon stock.
 Mrs. H. N. Sayler of St. Louis is visiting her son and his wife. MT. Sayler and son are expected this week.
 Steamboatmen report the water too high for business. The mills cannot operate, as they cannot get logs to mill.
 Miss Carrie Strider, Miss Earle Massey and MT. Phineas Massey were visitors at the home of Capt. Riddell Sunday.
 We are pleased to note that the correspondents are taking such an interest in their work. Let the good work go on, friends.
 Make hay while the sun shines. Many of our farmer friends have been living up to the old motto the past few days.
 The state deputy of the Fra ternal Home will be in Jackson port Thursday evening, May Il. There will be a meeting of the lodge. All members in good standing are requested to attend.
 Quite a crowd of young people were out strolling last Sunday. They always seem to enjoy them selves so we'll during the idle moments. Oh, how delightful to pass away in such a jolly manner the happy days of youth.
 The body of MT. Pheiling was recovered Monday evening just taboVe here. He drowned at Lit ,e Paraquet Bluff, on Black Fiver, Friday evening. The re- mains were taken to Newport for embalming. It is likely the body will be sent to his mother in Canada. He was a highly ed- ucated man and was formerly a professor in Leland Stanford University of California. He was a devout Catholic.
 SUNNY JIM.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

ent he was the lent, painstaking, con-

lent, painstaking, con-
 ks, generous and trust 14hy young man l ever knew. mind was bright and he had natural legal talent. He was tck to get at the merits of any al case presented to him, and s Adlaeedingly discriminating lis judgment and application he principles of the law to given proposition.
 He was devotedly attached to friends and was without de- 6Gp or concealment of his
 4lings towards those with
 he had business or other
 Jns.
 h my judgment if his phy- yal strength had permitted his atu1 abilities coupled with his Idustry would in time have ade him one of the foremost in the state.
 '''In my long intercourse with i'm I never had occasion to find .ult with him in any manner. /"
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
SYMPTOM.

MT. Murphy went to Jonesboro Friday.
 E. B. Gillim went to Searcy Monday.
 MT. McFadden came in from Memphis Sunday.
 Holidays with the farmers are getting less numerous.
 George Eton went to Beebe Saturday'to take charge of a sec- tion.
 Mrs. Dr. Toler and daughter returned Sunday from Little Rock.
 Mrs. Brandon and grand daughter, Attic, left for Alabama Wednesday.
 P: A. Peaeock left for n tle Rock Saturday, where han U orAox oo,,o loro,o1 caI
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

be~d1es at home and his
 visible and other proofs death are available, it seth understanding how, face of all this, rumor can 1t the man still lives. ;
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
MARRIAGE LICE|Ns

Cnaries Iet.is' o' aAd Fannie Smith, 19, both colored If Now port.
 Mahloru nowafu, 1o, lof Jones' ooro' anu oe'hei Doyie, IT, of Newport.
 J. w. Tabbs, 21, an d Lizzie Hastings, 15, both of Tucker-
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

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Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
"The Midnight Sons"

When "The Midnight Sons is
presented here at the Tacoma
theater Sunday and Monday,
March &c and 81, scenic equip
ment is promised which surpasses
in realism and magnitude any pro-
duction of a musical character
which has ever been seen on the
Pacific coast. 1.-THE Midnight
Sons" with it's company of over
roo people, headed by George W..
Monroe, and including George
Schiller, Alma Youlin, and most
of the original company which APP
peared in the production during
it's years engagement at the
Broadway theater, New York, Is
considered quite the hugest affair
of it's kind which has ever been
sent on a road tour. The company
travels dn a special train consist
ing of nine cars, and will appear
in only few cities on the coast.
The entire western trip will only
consume seven weeks, which is
considered the shortest coast tour
made by any attraction on record.