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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
SHELTER FOREMAN
TELLS EXPERIENCE
One Of the Most Popular Men in
Garfield Tells What Plant
Juice Did for Him.

~ - Gs-zrEs- 'ors=sn - 49, Er-at
a1rrrf ~urif~-r a-f ore ~ 80 -nat
popular --EfrJr~s fHrrr- ras I'D r1ur
srr1-is--s utf- pa-t tut-~ 49, Gas u-zt,
fr-u. Ct.srFnflgls % its usr - many %
ths u5rsrsa % sN- riE gI-L IL - 81
Plant t-lcs fs trg'Y : great tcrlc. -
sG~-t fEiaE that ! Earr ever tsl-t !
h4Ee her iU hat zHy uffE tfuI4-t
trc-tt- 49, 80 Erstta-. 49, ~ hss rr-
Hsrrf ne s-tfrsiF A gr~at many - the
-rlsloFtFa rf fhs pant arc taki-E Flazt
juice aD1 al seen 20 - ,igfLy plsassf
Wtfh b. q ul1 60 anFeas sod 40 has
stomach 'r1Ehir or vto needs q goot
c.eaasr- 'g- thrir syrss-- i,s t7-ir e.
fc-fN are rn-
People ~to a-s Sag sck. ru,reit
d'u3Tptic. f-p0--s1i in sp!rfts. laeklnk !n
vitality. dr'i tirst5 Who ave pains Oh
fH- hack auf hip -rsu-afisfa iUdtE~s-
r1r. catarrhal frssaisr. b.iIrlsress uto
sre rrtigfnfnd o. Who s-Hcg With any
tsrarErmsat % th< stomach. kidney.
gvsr OF blood. VII rnt Erez; rsns, arA
p@rnansnt cu-o IN Ire us> % Plant
Juice 10 II rev and 4. tha greatest syS-
ten c.elEs-r. ccrrrctiy. ADD curative %
th~ nrs. For sais D. 6chrArnn-John.on,
Drugs. FfEs tsI GsocL Stores.
fA.T-~i,-=sa.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
GOSHEN ADDRESSES
SALT LAKE AO CLUB
Talks of Smoke Nuisance and
Objectionable Advertising
in Newspapers.

TIE Rev Eimsr r Gosksn. pastor 81
re FIr,t Congregational ekureh of ;k.s
city, vas principal speaker =; ihs rex
1lar weekly l1ueheCr q tie members
o. 'te Salt Lake Advsrtiszg club yes.
tcrday af;errooz. His address dealt
With the possibilities of the club Aad
was briof ard Impressive. there heiug
abogi forty meu Assembled In -. naiu
iiu-rg room ~ the Corr merrlRl club,
where she luncheon vas held
Tho smoke evil vas severely rrti.
ciscd by The Rev. Mr Goshea, who sAia
that he bad lived where softer coal
vas used than that 20 which d. arcred.
itcl the smoke here AID that tsr s-ros~
nuisance there vas not 30 bad lie
spoke Ciovingly Of TIE bsAuties Of Sal,
Lake valley and said that nature bad
du-c much 20 make this beautiful
spot. but that man has a. yet fslien
short IL his share OF The work.
The necessity OF cleaning up the
sidewalks lu the winter and Of making
and keeping the city cleAu and bsau'i
IN, AZ az times In order not 20 cisnpa
point the visitors here was urged a.
the best method of advertising. The
Rev. Mr.. Goshen also briefly discussed
obiectioual advertising in the daily
newspapers.
Before tho Rev Nr Goshen began
bis address. Malcolm McAllistcr read n
report from the national vigilance com.
mittecs OF the Advertising Clubs OF
America. In IL attention was called 10
progress made in the elm nation of
oblectional advertising from newspa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
noTIcg o. AssEss,arnr.

SAns 81 corporAtloa. Utah Fsrt1lzsf
x cGtri1zl MEE..fs cturfuE C9r.yaar-
Loo. tiou auf PRINCIPAL places - t-1lssrs.
s4it Lake CltI. Ciah. and Les Anrcltt.
ca
Notice ID hereby gwen ttst a. "a meet
inE 81 The firsCfa-F. bed on ths ltth tsr
% September. 1871 a. e'cipck 3 r1 %
aid GAY. an aatfEaElFUt o. - renf- PEP
ssArs SaE ,ssiss or ne iFsued srld assi-
stAndi1E eap.isi stock - ttc lurp5Fatlor.
pzyahi- INN esiisf-'v 20 A. II Mckee xtc-
president and treasurer % ths cnrFs5ra.
tioI. - his orlce iu The Satiorzl Bank
o.. CAnforuia, o. TIE ci;y % l-oa Angeles.
state % California
Any stock Upcn which this aFsrsssasri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
UNIVERSITY HEAD
PROTECTS FRESHMEN

After tho members OF the sophomore
and freshmen classes AZ the University
OF Utah had agreed % abide By the cam
pus restrictions placed upon them by the
upper classmen last week, President J. r
KluEsbury stepped in and announced tha,
he would not allow tho ao-called campus
niles TO be enforced on the University or
Utah campus
This IL state Institution" declared
the president, and tho members of the
upper classes have no right 20 dictate
what kind of hats The under classTncu
shall wear or when or where they shall
or shall not talk 10 the young women Of
the college
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
ORDINANCE
Is NOW EFFECTIVE

The new billboard ordinance became
law Yesterday. after many amend
ments and additions. II provides that
no billboard shnll be erected within
twenty-five feet Of the property line in
the residence section. though II may be
placed on the property line in the bust
ness district. \ license fee OF 81 for
each ten liueal feet is charged.
The city commission authorized the
first payment on the purchase Of 500
acres OF land IN CITY Creek canyon from
]. y Marshall and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

tain at an evening affair tonight at their
home.
Mrs. villa Reid VIII entertain the
members OF her sewing club today at n
luncheon at her home on Harvard ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mn. Lyman r Martineau arc
back from their wedding trip and are at
home at siS Logan avenue
The seniors OF the university will give
a dancing party tonight az the Ode0n IN
honor OF the Golden football team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
Railroad omcials Here.

Kingdom Gould. vice president os the
Missouri PaCiuc. went 10 visit tho sunny
side coal mines Yesterday and probably
will not arrive iu Salt Lake City until
tomorrow. Il. J. Wychc. chief engineer
Tor the Western Pacific. with hcadduar-
tiers in san Francisco. arrived IN Salt
Lake City Yesterday and viii return TO
the coast with Mr Could.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
Freight Agent Coming.

George A. Blair. assistant frcirh agent
1f the Chicago. Milwaukee and st Pau
railroad. with headquarters in Chicago
will arrive iu Salt Lake TODAY ON DIS re-
turn 20 Chicago from a trip through the
northwest and California Mr. Blair will
Investigate local freight conditions lie
win bc in the city two DAYS and will 20
the guest OF Claude williams. local COM
mercial agent % tho Chicago. MllWauke,
and st Paul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
Transportation Club % Meet.

Notices % a vote on proposed chanr-s
In the conhtitution of tho salt Lake City
Ira importation club have been sent 10
all ol the members by r J. Rowland.
secretary OF the club, The vote viii hT
taken AT the next ocular monthly bust
ness meeting. which win DC held Sstur-
dav night November T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
Real Estate Transfers.

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tsrtlcu . t1r1thip f--ih. rarEs
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f1fs f 80 e s.7rE 6 Nuf-atirr T-srs GO
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Arrsr .rshrters re AiraGa r. Srsrks-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
BUTTER FOUND UP TO
STANDARD IN WEIGHT

Although - visited nearly -vs-y rep
Tsssufafire retail Erocery ari provision
81 DlislmsIt Ia tEs city vsrfr-cay in an
eTO.f % locate Eulsru.T TlEff butter. :
C. Ian bert inspector % uclEhts ard
measures ~ the state fooe and dairy d.
partmsuf failed 20 nud one instance OF
violation lie stated mat RS weighing
og butter was uuIsunlly careful and
there vas not garEagc found which
weighed irsr ihau She lcEai weight
marked uraur IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
May Help You II
Lungs Are Affected

Proper dlct. fresh air and temperate
hsblts are beneficial 20 perEons tgfsr.
iDE from Lung Trouble. bat IN a great
many instances reports show that the nd
ditIou of = medicine FOR this affection
has materially helped In bringing about
recovery. For more than fifteen years
Erkmnn'H Alternative. medicine for
Throat and Lung Troubles, has accom-
pnshed goOd results. Read what " did In
this case.
Madison Lake alnr
Gentlemen. u December 1905. March.
1909. and September. 1909 I vas taken
with hcm0rrraEes of the luuES which
ny bed. My doctor advised No 20 ~
West IN November I started for Den.
YER Colo, Aftsr uIy arrival met hi-hasI
Brody. who. upon learning of ND Condi-
ton. urge1 me 20 take EckwAr'E Alfsrd-
tive. Z kept on taking the medicine and
improved fast In March. 1910. ! rcturu~i
home ! am entirely well. have goot
Denver my weight vas 10 pounds
now weigh les. uy normal weight
thank God and your Alternative for ny
health"
tAnidaviD PAUL L. FASSACHT
tAb0y. ahlrcylatci; more on request
E.kwar's Alternative has been proven
~ many yea RI test 10 be most efrlca clpus
Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma. stubborn
Colds and in up6uiidlug The slstcm- Con
Alus no narcotics. py.suuH - ha BIZ
forming drugs. sod by leading drug
EEts Write The Eckuau IAboratorr.
Philadelphia. Pa. f5r booklet telling -
-ecovcries and additional cyiaenes- Sold
~ efranH-Joars0n iEuEs. ''Th.
NCNCf-SubstltutoTs. Five t5l Good
Stores. and au leading druggists
iAfFr-fIfr-,rfl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

rsy rrf-slu urpak on ths sfh cay % So-
cfubsr. 1874 srau be esiEgosui aud a1-
vsrtIrrf fcT sale q; rUhap slcuon. an1
lrleEs payment g. uzfs before vi %
sd o. thr gfh Gag % b~Cr-nler. 1914. 70
azy ths eaIru2snt asrctam-nis tp<s.sef
-f.h tne cat ~ asrsflisIrE arrf sHpsases
:, ale WILLIAM KENNEDY
AEsisiaa; Secretary.
Lo-suon % osiee. al SsS high strss,:
los AuErlss. Cal siN"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
DeathS-

o-toh-- = Iiu E.-i- Hsyst 81 Trirs s--zgr.
hrrc - ysa-r, r11ogIrtitis rith a-ut- dilat.ti,-
q - heart
o5tossr - 1915. Fn-e-s a Gr,~a, - vts;
S-eg-s so4G tursi AE~i p graru, c,ruziz czls-
es~sIffs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Tho music viii be IN charge OF Tic rniisIc
section and viii Nc furnished by Miss
Janet Williamson. Mrs. c. c. Daily and
MIS- =. 4, saunders.
Lieutenant and Mr. Bertran, p. John
son entertained n party 81 friends last
evening At delightful di.uer In com
plmcnt 10 Colonel and Mrs James \
Irons, tho other guests being Captain ana
Mrs. Ecnis min p NicNlu. Captain and
Mrs. Robert W. McnTus and Lieutenant
and Mrs Arthur Ahrends. Tho docora-
lions were ot tall yellow chrysa nthcmums
and ycliow-shadod candles lighted the
table.
The Daughters o, the Utah Pioneers
WI meet this afternoon at O'Clock ia
viii study the lie of Wllford WoodrurT
paperH 20 be presented hy BlfhoD I-ll1g
Woodruff and Mrs. George Albert smith.
and music By Mrs. l.. W. Snow and Don
aid Daynes
Mr.. and Mrs l. s. Wilson entertained
a party OF twelve friends last evening NJ
dlnnor az their home. $50 I street, In
compliment 20 Nir. and Mrs. Addison Rov
war The decorations were OF tall,
yellow chryNanthcmums and following tho
dinner the company enjoyed cards.
Mn Alexander G. Maclcan. have ISSUED
cards for tea TO be given nj tho Bray-
ton home next Tuesday afternoon.
Nrs. J. Il. Haas has left for Long
Reach Cal, called there by the serious
iilucss ot her mother. Mrs - s Ignl-ry.
Mrs. Oscar williams and her sister.
Miss Alice Farrell. viii entertain st "a
kcrsiugton tomorrow for another sister.
Mrs J. Z Hall. who leaves shortly FOR
san Francisco 20 mako her home.
Mr. and Mrs. q. X. Lewis viii en,,--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Word pieturcs 81 the needs ot IpaHy
calls 20 every Walk Of life Iribsse
Wants rsdinte with vitality important
facts 10 utanv. rho each asy look -
them FOR chances worth while
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
NEW CORPORATIONS

wriasi H--stt rlrzirF Fr1l-rrpsfrr t--,-
rt-r. fTcTe. 7agtzi sec-N f-,1nl srafss -
e4rla n lt RaT rrr-iffrf. clf " utrsr 10
Frr-l-rzt. Frvf 4 4EifEea1. sfersrsFy. AsiilF
l. ksl. gEtasz4G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

q - Included IN Sunday
" must - IN this oynce
I<nAn noon Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Ma quartsgr A. Tors uols
-. To srsr~ ~ rsrrrJ
-ssr y,r,-fcay aftafnDon.
M Join us WIT enter
raffg ~ younS psov'" at
II. Ngt1~-ar. Ehu iH urtirE
/tr charfsa ~ EEtor ~
knats-s ur-. M-s Gen-gs li
VI n Graham ard Nrs.
xus-ts in-il1rs Sesffss Nisr
- Pct. a number ~ ne
ar-s L.-ls F-pr-E' Niles
.es wi-f GsGrr sraEc, Hias
.rbe-rsf. 1.lss giHFds TirI-
. Marguerite Richmond an4
.<.f ggaRef and Hn fne bach
\ posf TEE rooms we're gHE
. ar yfnsa thf lovely autumn
tan y.roE ehrTmu'hemgms
rsfr c--1fa tlon In TIE iais
younx people annoyed de-
.frraI 'tsn dane. turning Csc
D . very ssiif'a-io-y dance
r,o5inE %, saerLieHt msSic IN
h. Phcirr vaF ihs hostess vss-
moo bf 8r elaborate bridge
n home af phIH more than
Friends we're guests. Tho
T. l,ss s,ifli ui'h flowers and
|rrn leave. and clusters n
- adcrnirF The rsrIora and
\ u.anicI- IH fE- library and
|htcug on, the a0uss the dark
|efs held long Ftsumci yaruH-
ID snapdnEoHF 10 the din
.hero the tsa table was laid.
&sker % yellow and white
sith yellow ard white tullr.
tfnipi part n The table,
ccverrd With a sluuy lace
BE- yellow Nlue tables we're
b iho game and later about
y friends sdwc m Tor tea, Gt
kcsis,n vas assisted by Mrs..
|evenisr and Mrs y n s0ls
4 Mlss Ethel selbaeh, Miss
bn and the Misses Lucy and
II served.
ago of Miss Bertha Godb, and
ephens took place NJ s O'Clock
4 n tho Godbc home on T.
feY. Famer I Goshen onicist-
young people being attended
|llis oodbe and r s Davis.
|ativ,s and a few % tho clos
wero present TO witness The
Vhich was followed by a we'd
at which the thirty guests
n Tho homo vas decorated
md white roses. Tho bride
4 OF white lace and n diamond
of the bridegroom. and car
Mer of brides roses lior
I n girlish frork ol blue cr"p"
ia carried pink roses The
|nr was dressed iu n hand
\ of white lace over black
and wore diamonds. Mr. and
NJ left OF tho late train for
20. but NiIl make their home
mt IN Nevada,
u Elerb~ck was the hostess
Maroon nt tho first % two
- az her home on a street.
10 Re giyru this afternoon.
Here arranged FOR the play
u about ar MANY moro friends
enjoy tea Mrs George
NED Tho guests with the
Mrs.. William ~. Child and
ID p~rn poured, while The
Darling. Denise kRrrick and
E1ck assisted. Tho rooms
,fned With pink suapdruEous
- lovely flowers In Tall vascr
~ decorate tho tea table
i H,erafy club will meet this
Ire usual time az tho club
Round Table on our Pub
vii d. held. With Il ~.
leading lu tho discussion.
eAkcrs viii - Mrs. l.cdynri
A ". G. Jennings. Mn. ".
Dc. Mrs A. V. TAYLOR. Mrs.
and Mrs George VI. Bacon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Nrs. J. r. Haas has left for Long
Beach Cal. called there by the se-inus
iiiucSs OF her mother Ms g $. Tng,cy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

, h,erafy club will meet this
the usual time az the club
D Round Table on our Pub
vii D. held. With i II.
loadlng lu tho discussion.
.teakrrs viii - Mrs. Icdynri
ne " G. Jennings. Mn ".
%. Mrs A. V. TAYLOR. Mrs.
and AIRS George " Bacon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Mrs. Dean Rmyton and hor mother.
Mn Alexander &. Maccan. have ISSUED
cards for tea 10 be given nj tho BRAY
ton home next Tuesday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

Au-t r ns-r 70 Jo-e7h p. sszits- ps- 90
ssrilcu >. J5ultaip f--th. -auEr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27
LOCAL DOINGS IN TABLOID FORM

Mrs. James jackson, negress, 1902
w. 18th ST., shot and killed her hus-
band during quarrel in saloon.
Dr.. ]. l.. Hall, II, H35 S. Ashland
av., arraigned, charged with wife de-
sertion. Case continued to April 10.
Mrs. J. II. jacobson and Chas. An
derson found Unconscious in burning
apartment, 304 w. Goethe st. Over
come by smoke. Others rescued.
Large loss.
81 900 loss in fire which threatened
furniture store of ]. ]. Martin, 511
w. Division st. Fire attorney inves-
tigating. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27
NO SETTLEMENT YET

A joint conference of a committee
representing the employees and one
representing Hart, Shaffner & Marx
was held last night. Another will be
held-tonight.
Unless some agreement is reached
within the next few days, the 1000
employees of Hart, Shaffner & Marx
undoubtedly viii walk out April 1.
The employees demand that they
be granted a'minimum wage scale of
SO a week and the closed shop. Hart,
Shaffner & Marx refuse to grant this.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

st. Louis, Mo.-Fireman Otto
Butts, Washington, Mo-, killed and II
persons injured when landslide struck
Wabash train near Normandi. En-
gineer c. NJ Daniels saw it start and
jumped. Buried up to his neck in
soft mud.
South Bend, fnd.-Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Turner dead. Gas. Accidental
Had been married one day.
Minneapoiis.-EIeetrical equipment
weighing $4,000 pounds has been
shipped to Omaha to be used in re-
construction of telegraph and tele-
phone lines there.
AlIahabad, British India.-Lieut.
Clark of Indian army's medical depot
hung for murder of examiner of mill
tary accounts.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27

Mrs. Emma Fensterbush, 53Z Cass,
street, wounded yesterday by Ed7
ward Elliot, the burglar, died this
morning in the Passayant hospital.
Grace Sabo, II, 2078 Canalport av.,
missing since Tuesday.
: chas. Ready, 4s, 1884 Milwaukee
av., died on operating table. Abscess
in head. -:
Edward Elliott, trapped by police in
rooming house at 532 Cass ST., shot
and seriously wounded Mrs. Emma
Fenterbush, landlady. Then killed
himself. Was wanted for robbery.
! Mrs. Jane Usher Beite, 90, Win
netka, resident here since 1868, is
dead.
VIM. GIowski, 20, SIS w. Madison
st., arrested, charged with beating
and robbing John Roma, Peerless
Hotel, SaHalsted and w. Adams SITS.
, Miss Bertha NewfeId, 512e S. Eliza
beth st., victim of negro purse snatch
er. $1.50. -
Police searching for Josephine
Burbat, II, and brother, Anthony. Is,
TIA S. Union st. Ran away from
home Tuesday.
Vim. Walden, 1901 Kenmore av.,
arrested. Suspected of having robbed
George Peters, TIP w. 18th st.
Natala cattareIli, 1909 Johnston
ST., laborer for /. c. Ry., killed by
switch engine.
Swan Zant, so, merchant, Clifton,
ILL.,, fell in front of $50 w. Madison
st. Broken nose.
Suicide while temporarily insane"
Verdict returned at inquest over body
of H. j. Brush, IS, 4415 Michigan ay.
Gas.
J. D. Collins, of Collins Bros ice
cream firm, fined $3.50 for contempt
of court. Failed to appear at court
at summons for jury service.
Robber threw padded brick
through window of jewelry store of
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01

E. E. Allen of Newark was here on business today.
 A. N. Nance and J. E. Smith of Grubbs were in town today
 Fizer Noe spent Sunday with his family at Batesville.
 Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill Walnut street. dtf.
 Little Virginia Mayberry has been very sick for several days but is some better.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills at the City Drug Store. 09btf
 Miss Jessie Cypert of Bates vile was here today, going home from a visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Frank Pace and baby of Little Rock were guests at the Hazel Sunday night, going to Melville to visit her old home.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
Newport. Arkansas

Rev. and Mrs. Oscar c. Lloyd of Calico Rock were here this morning en route to conference at Clarendon.
 Robert Anderson left Sunday for Helena, where he will be the pianist at a motion picture show theater in that city.
 Rev. T. Y. Ramsey of the First Methodist church at Batesville was here today going to church conference.
 Wanted-to buy second hand Burlap sacks. Phone 246 or call at Grant Mfg. Co.'s office. 90d3O
 Miss Claude Peterson and Miss Myrtle Kitchens returned Saturday evening from a sever al weeks stay at Hot Springs. They were accompanied home by Graham Burke of Little Rock, who spent Sunday with J. T. Umsted and family, return ing home on No. 3 Sunday.
 SOMETHING FOR NOTHING IS WORTH WHILE $500 worth of ware for nothing is worth your time to investigate. See our big ad. in this paper. lff-Goldman Mercantile Co. lV1o! t> l.. >..'
 David May was here Sunday returning home to Auvergne with the remains of Monroe Le- wis, who fell from Red River bridge near Judsonia Friday night and was drowned. The funeral took place Sunday af- ternoon and the body was laid to rest in Sand Hill cemetery.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01

MT. and Mrs. I. Mallory ot Forrest City were Sunday guests at the Hazel hotel.
 For Rent-Nicely furnished front room. 215 Vine st. dtf Judge R. E. Jeffery has been on the sick list for the past few days.
 w. P. Weld, one of Mariana s prominent business men, was in our city today.
 The ladies of the Presbyterl- an church will hold their annual bazaar Thursday, December 1, in the office formerly occupied by Col. Paul, in the Hazel ho- tel building.
 Rev. B. L. Milford will leave this evening for Clarendon to attend the Annual Conference of the Methodist church.
 Do Your Clothes Look Yellow :? If SO use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make them white as snow. Large 2 oz. package 5 cents.
 Miss Belle Phillips and Mrs. Dora Albright returned from Conway Sunday evening, where they spent the weekend with their mother.
Newport daily independent., 1913-12-01
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