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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24

appointed a committee of nine 4o lay. the matter before the RailroaT Com mission, urging that the schedule be changed to give the patrons of the road more favorable access Ao the Little Rock market. The conAnittee follows: A. R. Bragg, chairmans J. R. Smith, w. G. Hutton, Herbert Wolte, J: w Mast, Leo Pfeifer, Joe Brown M. J. Bingelhaupt and J. B. Sandkfur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held at their bank ing house. Tuesday, Jan. g. 1912, be- tween the hours of g a. m. and 3 p. m for the purpose of electingf directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for any other business properly brought before said meeting.
 M E. BLOOM, Cashier. 12 6 i'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24

o'clock p. m., Tuesday, Jan. g, 1912, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before them.
 G. BREWSTER, Secretary. 12 i'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24
WOMAN BEATS UP
 WOULD-BE- BURGLAR
Husband Falls, But Wife Demon strates Kipling's sDeadly Female"
 Strikingly.

New York, Dec. 23.-That the up-
 percuts and jolts of "the female of the species" are more deadly than those of the male was demonstrated in remarkable fashion in Williams
 burg when Mrs. Patrick Meehan, 43 years old, of No. 57 South Sixth street. battered an alleged would-be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24
TWICE.A.WEEK GAZETTE

Beginning January the Weekly Gazette will be changed to Twice-a- Week paper, and the subscribers will receive two issues a week for the price of one, $1 year.
 This should be appreciated by Gaz- cite subscribers, and it is hoped that the change will result in largely in creased list.
 GAZETTE PUBLISHING co.
 Publishers Arkansas Gazette.
 F 7 ],
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24
Three Oklahoma

Three Oklahoma
 Sheets Join Hanls.
 Tulsa. Okla. Dec. 21 (Special).-
 In the consolidation ot the Tulsa Citizen. Tulsa Chief. and Tulsa County Journal. one of the largest and most important newspaper deals completed in Oklahoma this year was consummated here this week. The consolidated paper will continue to do business under the name of the Tulsa County Journal and will be printed at Broken Arrow, by J. J. N. Sykes, brother of James Sykes. of Tulsa, Democratic congressional candidate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24

Mir and Mrs. Ed Knox arc visiting Mrs. Knox's parents in Little Rock.
 A. c. Prummett and wife were vis- itors in Little Rock yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Leslie, sof Little Rock, arrived in the city last night and will be the guests ofsMr. and Mrs. Frank Mays during thesholidays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick Con- pany will be held at the company office between the hours of 1 and 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
CATTLE ARE BEING
SHIPPED OUT
B. F. Panky Sends Four Car
loads From His Lamy Ranch
to Kansas and 0the! Stock
men Are Placing Shipments

u. y paukcy VIII shin four ear
,nnds of cut,ic from his ranges near
Lam, Geo his ranch at Hizarrr. Cha-"
COMMIT, Kansas. tomorrow Mr. Pan.
i. own. 1000 acres at the former
,I,,, ana 10000 at th, latter He
t,tt.u. lis Hngc cattle Ia Kansas
turIuu Ola summer for The Kansas
CITY Idl market Ills i.amy range
is onr or the host Kept in me terri
ton, standard totcphun" line con
mot. ih, unch houses az intervals
nt four Co. i've miles. aud ia wauic
ARA I4 under fence. MI. Panky ~ "A
member Of The constitutional conVen-
ton. cattle sanitary board, ANA - IN.
t,rpstcd IN politics IT, H. adNoeat' q
10, santa ~, mon ~ councilman ir"n
santa r. county To thc rStt session
or tho legislature
Ycstetda, shipment of f"ur cars
nf catil, Nt~ sent from Vaughn. y
NJ to T,Nico. hy crawford and
ToVnecnd consigned go The s,nd,rs \
similar consignment VIII leave Vaughn
ou saturday
Inspector g.. g. Van Horp wiN N
sprct those shipments Tie Wiz lr,v'
for H,ckcr. y VI. tonight to oversee
= shipment from that point tomor'
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
PATRIOTIC APPEAL
TO VETERANS
Adjutant General Stillines l..
sues General Orders. Elo.
qaen,ly Calling on g. A, X
to Observe Memorial Day

-
DOT" ~ '"'
iil u'- I|'I from T.. u ni'hiht'
udIuIuut neral CO., the Graud Army
ui tu. ltt.uHlI fn. Massachusetts, d
.Yis cd p,u,rd utd'ra f0r tbo COM
.e2 N.Huiu do Mth suc uuiy
tluuu.uI D. wording ls IN part
'p,rt a t..N 300 THIS great ana
powerful I.III... t1. Vpui poo
p.r gather Do .I.H uousaF 90 worship
BOO c.1,pt.t. i..|t Sabbath day ~
F ErtiI .u4 r U.. nom th'y adore.
anal Co., aUuW .r nN, Di that They
uuNe. S,o
Du.. .1r H.. lowers az r0uuhy
hu,, tIttf lnu p.i,d'ner day, whon.
ulu hut.Uua u rockets aud booming
.lf guns. tb., ,".,1Iat, she bir,h os
co. uutHu tu,l lNto 1ud 60 which
tb,t co.'s, lutu lnrlt. and once a
year rhanass,tias dat BE- huiugly oh
.r,rd ht 3d. ailt,.. r,op'a. who. nc.
kuou.,d4lfa and 5ppi,'nituR the
Bl,-4uz. pf Gud. IT 1872 Go him
iAtu gtuuut, tAI Itls, for MS I'll.
la. gifts
lmi ur,at.. and d.ar'r than AN
,l"s, d..s. ..,,u. .t roupr ahonds
,t i. Memorial dlt. founded by the
,und Amy nf ul, G,pu1lie and OBJ
.-,iN,d rN admirers of bravery ANT
lowers uf iu,r' 900 oyer our land,
irrespective uf Is' ur sea. race OF
creed pu thrt da} the living voter.
ans maxi, 90 o. tHnual pilsrimaRc -
%, graves OF Thor loved tud io-t COIN.
radrA en- that dty 10 grateful people
thruup in thc cpmrt"rl's and with
t',tT,nt yaT- Nst,u o. th. word II
Good As Be falls uoW r', r"at lips.
On that duN IA, bltssiurs of tho
NlmiEltA nrr recognized Dog the
patau- OF JOS uud hi INNS OF praise
that ascend to his heavenly throne
aud CA taii d1S ca. ,ouutrys ioun.
dHtioH b. celebrated o. common with
cur ,uuulA', salvation Equal hon
'or b. pGid tp w. founders and Us snv.
Gre Washington. th' Gthor LIN
colin. To, martyr. and Grant. tn. say.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
SELLERS FINDS PLENTY
OF WILD APRICOTS

u Is. u settlers has returned from
n trip through IL, Canyon de- san
Diego grant IN the Jemoz mountains
~ The interests of the California capt.
ialists vito recently purchased IN"
big tract Mr.. Sellers mapped out tn
trails of IN. mountain empire white
on tn" trip aud brought back some
rich samples of copper ore recovered
from blanket head on the land. ion
ASSAY IA san Francisco. \ party ui
the owners H. expected to be- hr.c
within thc next thilty days They vii
mak" thorough exploration ct the
region
MI. sellers reports an abundant
crop ul fruit Apri,ots az. especially
plentiful, ana Ia Guuaatupr canyon
whcrr wili apricot trees abound. lhc
branches are loaded down. Recent
rains have rendered the streams rath-
cr MUDDY for fishing but IN a couplr
n' weeks fr. yidencs VIII probably
unite with IN. game warden IN allow
ing soinc good catches Mr. sellers
Nas unaccom,nni,d on his Trim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
ANOTHER NAN IS
MISSING HERE
Chief of Police Receives Re.
quest From Arkansas People
Asking Him to Find H. C.
Lambert.

D. an, ..J, m Nhuuu,rur kn"va
.n, .nnl of tl, tb,r.lpuuts ot ~. ..
Lambert Do, gan rril.,c tn" WNi't'
pu5 sgsp,n,, OF lambert runilH mud
ri. ud, DO, mpufuns sutu mi"rmH-
tiou 90 Ia. " " Mshlu of Winston.
AK
.ni,f of police MoMiun b. 100 re-
rru,t uf q letter from nf MUh"u '-h-
Hp iuf nfufuufiuu t'nrrruiua tho
uiusing mi,n y uw thls IDtt'r 10 hr-
pears that l.umh,rt was last heard
frum pn Apru ,N at HnitH uW' "'
Wss m Albuquerque. rut tlttt h' in
tended leaving u'r. 100 3" "n th'
evening uf that dat, fet min Datut
about 100 milc- frum hvr, IT, had
.ou, Co NlbuuI,rufr from 'iW1rf"u
ou ArrN co. accompanied h1 Wau
oi Dutch descent Whose EiN'u u"u'
was Gus il,forr ,ominr Geo Nlnu.
uu.ruus itmh,Tt had been rmpl"f ct
as q saw gl,r at uili ul"'n'th 'r
u ~ Wood - Rims. NJ un"ut 70"
niii.s from timattou His vilt an"
rhlld had boon Win him ~ 'ImHi f''h.
bat lsU him Co return Co \rkau~n t
lust bofur, 30, came Co. NlHulu'tuu'
From Ia, tpttor n npppnra That
lanb.t wa 81 devoted husband and
father and his failure to communicate
win hi. family led to thr h'li'f that
"a. had met with some arcldrut a.
misfortune. IT, H. d-scrinrd us hDing
about . feet . inches ia height weight
about ZEE pounds. dark complexion.
dark blu. ,,o- heavy darn moustacln
aud eyebrows. mol" ou on sid" "f hi'
face. scar uu lofi hand between thumi
aud forrnng.r. short thick hand and
fingers ana one lex shorter than th'
either WHEN last seen ho wore q
dark check suit a dark hlu, shirt
white un.n collar 1917 ~ size black
inur.tn- hand a" With -ticNIin con.
tanning a pirtur" "f his wife. an npou'
fac. silver watch q leather ioh win
gold bangl. with the name Robbie
ia snNer lott,rs 10. b. iG years old
and hc CARRIED dark brown SUIT
ease, IT,, worr black d"rh> hat
when last sr'u.
rh. man who WAS Win him Nh"r
a.. was las, hoard fr"m T. dvscrih"d
~ being about slN feet tall NriHh'
about 1so pounds lislt complexion
llu. owes and light hair Ne N"r" Il
'gh, brown hat aud SPOKE WITH "
broken accent
tnNb"dy having an> Information
about thu missing man y requested
10 telegraph pr ". " Mahau a.
window. Nrk. at his "Nrcnsr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
MONSTER ENGINE
IS MAKING GOOD
Number 1901 Returns III
Charge of Passenger Train
From Test Trip to Las We.
gas and Is Pronounced O. X.

Engine G-ul Aus token TO Las
Vegas "n "a test .un. no., experts re-.
iutIUng Yesterday py sscng,r train,
Th' surur general tests that were ap-
piled Geo 80 3oUl N,ro nude aud TIA,
nginr was proven highly cltnl,ut f.f
long vsi'ru uoigdt hauls TIA. mer
Nlo manned iur temporary test .iy
platforms Jud thr N'stp'auHse dy-
thermometer tar which ,nIpanied
,hr tH.H .ut q l. Bul :. Il. III.
bp 8. ',Dnrg. Schust,r, - Hunt 4
A. Woi-. of Topeka and q. ~ Han
cog chicago, ali mrmhcrs - the reg
uiur tug force, and Ast'stnit Nc
.hau,.JI Engineer g. l.. IA OF To-
prht
rao current is-u, 81 cnilirrs W'ok-
has good sized iuurrt uu of
fl. big lucumutitr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
THIEF PROVES A GOOD
D0DGER OF BULLETS

SiH''i.i pninr Jart Kroh had am
'Aeii.Ha 'Nl'rrnr llri uight. when
h' caught H pHIsnH r,d handed n Ga,
~" "i ",inipg hoN olr iu the santa
- yafdr Nh 'roh ls 3D. m.n ~ ic-
i''h' "nd d. puilDd hia revolver. am!
Niih"ui iurtn'r ad" started nfng AT
tn' b"lh r"pH"r. Evidently th, thIei
was az * inHurrectn spidlur Who Wn.
sNFpi 80 d"dRins bullets. tor although
each shot should have f,!ied "a, man
az his tracks. D., some i,ia,rmutab.,
reason ~ esDaprd n ID. mo-. o.,
tiacks ana box cars.
f""ay JAS has rpg,u AZ target out
10 ms bach lard. aad Nn spcud /.
tf'"i deal 81 h's si'i tine pracilo.
INK with ia" receiver Persons are
warned not Ia go ans Nhrfe near tbs
i5rsci.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
FORESTRY OFFICER
IS PROMOTED
R. T. Feagans. Assistant So
licitor. Becomes Similar Of.
fetal in Utah Blake Frank
lin Comes to This City.

a. e. Fr1gtns. assistant solicitor
ipf The thled fury>t district has been
promoted from his position n this
office q" the position of assistant SOC
liItpt in charg, 81 the office. a. pg
don l'tah. H., VIA lsaNr Ton Wash
iuRtun toaight where he NIL spend
two wee ~ Wlti associates lu tir de-
Iurtmtnt bofor" continuing 90 his
I''sl MI FcagHus recently ."urucd
from trip ,hroush Arizona points.
Whcr. h. vent un onl"ial business.
Blake Fraukln s1lpcitnr tor th'
third district b. expected u The city
today u, has pc,u visiting ldtt,
Rork. Pensacola and several "thci
local offices ~ h5~ Goa ds tbsruc,
,lg cpd undo tbr Jurisdiction of the
prosecuted cases OF umhor anu or,
tt'spa-sing. AND WAS successful II,
uut ga" conviction If e man Ton
HNt diNe imprisonment tur Waut1u-
h nllaNlns me- Geo burn in thr fpr-
este
I'm, NorA "I ,,ur.tms onrud,s
Hpf 'r7u mad, .i-i'r. said Mt fen.
tHn~ todd Dos UI' deco. I1p of iht
.niu"m' 'puli H ih, Gfimaud and
irhu casr and Ht tN, r.e,ai oa-r col
Colorado ag inst Fr.d kWgu. IN,
i"rm'r d"r ION -ue thus ga, validity
oi Tho regulations ,l.4uc.d s, IA,
secretary COB td, I'd, pa .jmunt az asti.
culture c"nD rnu. sra1lu. boo notion.
aI fprcsts Grts r. rtuhult 3D. p,tnui
81 n"n drnnIi'. uuI.Nfnl' All
ftnaHns has ".u u-spcLtrd win
fl' ihitd di~ui,t rWr,- 'ur TWO year,
iu his present capacity. aud Uai
n. nHns friends N4u VIII o.
H-.A to n"nr of bf promotion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
ARE
UNDER CLOUD
Petition to House Presented BY
Texan Calls for Inquiry In
to Management of Affairs
BY d. c. Worcester,
~, n,.m,nr u.r.a '. y. Leased Wire,

Washington. May ~ s. prtt'uu g.
congress Signed by publishers. ci,r.N-
men professors. s,i"nu-ts ana otnfrF.
tcpu' sting "a spo,ml INJURY into th'
inaun.r IA which -. g.. Worcester haas
discharged his duties as commissions
- "f the rlmippn, i-lpnds $3.50. s,lh-
United iu Tho housc todaA h> ~laAdcn
uf ToNas
The pctiti"p b. in the iorm pf d
o.oi1uun end ,hart-. uint Wure's-
ter has bsc"ur u"tuil"uth Wupur liar
among IN. natives ~mNdeu sWd IA,
believed then" Mould bc searchlng
examination "f IA" affairs ct the rhil.
lprlncs,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
WALL STREET NOW
BREATHES MUCH
EASIER
Standard Oil Decision Results
in Sudden Activity on Mar.
ket and Stocks Show In.
crease in Prices.

'U' '''ws"e VrrnN y y i'"s'" WIZ
New Noik, y y. Nav ~ Thc
mad, this norning III .I -ioch mar
net which interpreted tHD standard
CD decision rs dco,dydf iavotabl'
'iom IL Wall street r.'H point. tn
strength aad aclivil oI Che market
w"t' du' also in ne .uill extent -
lh. relief felt that i.c decision had
been rendered, aIo iH. ne unc g..
lainiN which has restricted business
Tor months was on, ui the Way.
~ th" first hour iodu, more thaL
lnp.nnu shares of stock wen" traded
IN. three u mes IN. amuInt at ms,
ness done ~ ycstcrdJ1 entire sc-
sion Activity dccroa-'d ion i'm
~ Ia second hodt iui prices wcro
maintained
Later there was another surge IN
ward and large amounts of stocb
changed hands n, gill hi-ner levels
Noon prices ranged at from 20
points above yestcrunA closing tes
nrcs Tor the principal stocks Bond.
also were strong ana active Bun op
crators continued In complete contro
~ th" market ana squeezed the shori
mcrcilcsSly Considerable additions
were made tn the forenoon advance
In spots and the list showed symp
toms o, renewal OF extensive poo
ppclat ions Caiied States Steel. Read
ing and Union Pacific continnc To lea
IN The advances. On The curb bot
American Tobacco and Standard OF
lmCtuated with great violence over
range ui rom - 20 20 POINTS. tn,
market closed active and strong. tul
+ thur ptoii, taking In the last noun
/ caused prices 10 be shaded MATERIAL
an around However,, TscoV"rius g.
, The high level were quite general u
/ the hnal trading.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
I l,i,agu livestock.

chicago. MAY lG Cattle. Receipt.
2.o1n, market sioN To- steady, bctN"s
81 1pH 6.tj: Texas si.crs. si.6pH 5.GS.
western steers. S3.ion 5.go. ~tock,rs
and feeders. Ss.1uIs.T". COWS and
hrifors. ss.i0uiGn. calves. si.Eusr
SIS.
Hogs Ect1pts li.upU. markti
weak to- shad, lower. light So 90 a.
.. 80 - mixed 80 0nciG.35. heavy
sa.sofia.22' rough. t6.suo $50:
good IT, choice. heavy S5.a5" G22is
pigs, si.aos COS, pulk 81 sales. So. %
nG3O
sheep Receipts ~. 400 markr,
SLOW, native. ttn0mi,63: western
sJ.opH 49, Ararhngs. s'.Go@ a.do;
native lambs 81 ,u1GG5 western
lambs. ,s.9IHGG5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

rcs.imistic udyicc- r,gaIdiug plant
growth In Iowa aud Illinois hoisted
oats littlr. Iui, started l->c e.
I-ic higher
Provisions oasrd OF "a triflc with
hogs
Bear operations for pruniu' at
local Speculation caused rather shurr
decline Ia wheat IN. ,lusr wa,
steady.
corn sagg,d b,Oaus, 80 a dawn
turn In Nh,nl. Tiu. rlusc Was steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
tho-ion " onI Market.

Boston, MAJ 10 In general TIA,
w""l market continues quiet. bat som,
dealers report better inquiry and
thor" ~ an incr"as" Ia shipments ia
ia" mills. Interest naturally crntcrS
IN the west where the buying Is ac-
tive. Reports trum Utah show that
hall tn clip has been sold at from
- L" ~ - cents. with AN estimated
secured cost 49, tho cast of ~ cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
TAFT's CABINET

CONTINUED from Page OncD
against II Yesterday cane today. II
makes Two points clear. Tint me
company pnrioses 10 obey the decree,
and that Il viii he aome lnc befoin
Hnl plans of reorganization VIII b,
given oni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
HOUSE STARTS WAR ON
UNITED STEEL TRUST

Washington. D. c.. May 10, IN 10.
vcstlgaiion OF the United states SitAi
corporation Mas ordered los tn house
today, when IL passed the SianleY
resolution. which was adopted wiih
out opposition following a short de-
bate \ cOnnitiee ~ nine members
yestigatiOn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
kaii~a> tih Ii>r-tu'L

Kansas 'itD MAY 10 cnitlc--Rc.
c"lpis l,"pp. including soc southcrns.
market st~td' to 90 cents lower, ma
tive ~ rs - 0n15li. southern
steers, Si.0nM 5.iu. southern COWS
and h"iiers, 'a.ooH IGo: native coWs
and 'ii'rs $500 "a 600, stockcrs and
feeders. Si.5o1 t.,9. bulls. s4ooM,
o.0n. calves sisnm 40, Western
steers. 'i.oom $3.50. western ruWS,
Si.0NI 1.2j.
Hinge Rcccipt, eo.00o: mark",
sead, bulk of shlcs, sc.o5ns.lai
heavy. st."5@G.t1 Fuckers and
butchers. s6.oiUSt5. light, sG.iof,
ego
Sheep Receipts sou: market
steady mutionS s3.G0si $50. lambs
ti.N00 6.3', ird tothrrs and year
iiugs. si"p@ 500 fed western owes
$500 t3"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
tlii,5ssO Grain.

cdcaso. ~ May 10 Clos.
Nh.at--July. $3.50. sept. >14c.
corn July, - 3-Nc; Sola. - .->@
'&c.
oats July, s3i-s sept. 90 -
Pork July. siFNS: sept li,in.
Lard JulS. - 10. sep S,.15t,.
RIBS July $, Nh Scot, t,si.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

New York. MAY i1c standard
cooper quiet. spo, aud July. sil.a56c
iis5.
Lead anirt. si.tomfso
silver t3'sc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

a. John's Guiid and "a, ladies OF
the parish ere rcanesicl bS ~ gec-
tor Ia meet ~ the Guild hall We'd
H'sdsy a. O'Clock,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

chicauu, Ma, 10 Professionally an
la,orahlr crop i,nnrts from Russia
tended tu make iho wheat market
firm today hemand was light. ~"
opening being ia Co T.. cent higher.
iiuying proved sutucicnt Ia an corn
but oiirrlnss var iight because or
IA. strength "f wheat, JulS opened
l-tc To- l-i@ 3-N, up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

New YORK May 10 Prime paper
- a. per cent.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

/. D. Prices for Doll Cabs.
19btf
T. d. Prices for Pictures.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23

I /. D. Prices for Doll Cabs.
19btf
I. D. Prices for Pictures.
19btf.
Newt Greenhaw of Tucker
man was cOunty-seat visitor
Saturday.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. O9btf
A full line of Christmas de-
corations at I. D Prices. 19btf'
Turkeys, chickens, eggs ana
butter at BoMen's Cash Store.
22d6t
Lon L. Campbell will leave on
No. 8 for9 Hope to join his wife
for the, Holidays.
For Rent-Rooms for light
Housekeeping. 215 Vine street.
- = Fresh cranberries, celery, let
| tuce and ,crystalized fruits at
1pwen's Cash Store. 22d6
sss Addie McDearDon left
Nit for her, home at Jud-
..r,-'to spend the holidays.
Brooches, La Valliere neck
chains, stick pins, cut glass, tot
let articles, yes and a hundred
other good Christmas sugges-
tions in Mosby's. 20b8t
Miss Georgia Walker of Eng
land, Ark, will arrive Sunday
to spend the holidays with Miss
Elise Hooker.
d I. D. Price for holiday goods
Of all kinds. Biggest stock in
town. 14btt.
Uwanta a sack of Uwanta
flour and some caramel sugar
for your Christmas cake. We
Nave 'em both.-Bowen's Cash
Store. 22d6t
Go to I. D. Prics's for Rocky
Horses, Doll Buggias and Veloc-
ipedes. ~ 19btf.
Cloak, Dollar Wa " Dol
lar Fountain Pens. ~ l14btf
Go and see what R. Ae6Wallace
has in the way of holiday goods.
-514 Front street. 1t
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
llst church
here Sunday
returned to accom-

Many LII family on their move
to tfiM place. They are expect
ed to reach here tonight. We
understand that the ladies of
the Missionary Society with 9TH
ers helping, have made the par
sonage ready for their home
coming. Osceoia- is to be con-
graduated on having them as
citizens.-Osceola Times.
For Rent-Small room on
Front street for business stand.
Apply to 514 Front. 86dtf.
We will order any article for
you from our catalogues, rs per
cent cheaper than the mail or
der house prices, and pay all ex-
press charges.-Bevens' Drug
Store. 2lldl4.
to spend the day.
Mrs. w. A. Billingsley, wife of
the cashier of the First Nation
al bank of Newport, arrived in
.Argenta on a shopping trip this
morning. -Argenta Daily Jour-
nal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Hopkins
are at Batesville for the holi-
days.
Parents And Friends Invited.
The parents and interested
friends of the children in the
elementary department of the
Methodist Sunday school are
cordially invited to visit our
class room at the regular Sun
day school hour, 9:45 a. m. Sun
day.
The subject will be "The
Christ Child In Story and Song"
Try to leave home at $3.50 so
YOU will reach there on time and
not disturb the lesson study.
A. T. Hubby, Supt.
Dove Erwin,
Superintendent of Elementary
Department.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
For Sheriff And Collector.

The Independent is authorized
to announce the candidacy of
George R. Hays as a candidate
for sheriff and collector of Jack
son County, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
For County Surveyor.

The Independent is authorized
to announce the candidacy of j.
II. Aitkens as a candidate for
county surveyor of Jackson
county, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23

Without opiates or hamful
drugs of any kind Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound stops coughs
and cures colds. Do not accept
any substitute.-W. F.. BEV-
EMS.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
u spdn6ent is authorized

The spendent IS authorized
to announce the candidacy of
William A. Oldfeld of Independ-
ence county for reelection as
congressman from the Second
district, subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23

tree at the school house. Every
body should be present as a
grand old time is expected.
M. Balch says he don't want
many trips to Newport, until
the dust settles at least.
We are just now having a
Modern Woodmen Camp organ
lied at this place. Baker Balch
saws he intends to collect some
right away.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-23
For County Clerk.

The Independent is authorized
to announce che candidacy of w.
G. Wishon as a candidate for
eounty clerk Of Jackson county,
subject to the action of the Dem
j baltic primary.