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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
Special showing of early fall mil linery tomorrow '4'' ''''''
Excellent Offerings in White and
 COIOred Goods for Monday

White Organdy, that extremely popular mate- rial for vests collars and cuffs, etc. now in such demand White Organdy in several different qualities, 36 and 45 inches wide. Priced yard dl .ooS Io ooS Embroidered White Voile, 40 inches wide, sheer grade of Vole, embroidered in white and col ored figures. Yard .... .69c 75c and 85c 45-inch Indian Head 15c quality. Yd 10c 40 pieces of Pajama Checks, 36 inches wide; worth 10c yard. Special Monday, 10 yards 69c Figured and Striped Lawns, P inches wide, good for house or street dresses; regular 10c and 121ac grades To close out, yard Dc All colors of Crepes and Figured Flaxons, P inches and 32 inches wide. The balance of our stock fthese goods that sold up to 29c yard. To close out now for yard ....1 10c Last call on Striped and Figured Voiles wide and narrow stripes. These Voiles are 40 inches wide and are worth up to 25c yard. To close out the lot at, yard .......... 121ao
 (1st FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30

linens lingerie and nets various fashionable styles The
  all lutal nthelot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
Whatchamean by Halcyon

From an Exchange.
 When the world was young enough to believe in fables. one of the poetic stories told was about the kingfisher, then called the ha1cyon.
 Then kingfisher then, as now, built her nest on the water. and she always chose the calm day of the winter in which to nest. But, according to the fable she charmed the winds and the waves so that they remained calm until her eggs were matched and her little ones on the wing.
 pared delightful and happy days to tho days when the kingfisher nested--the halcyon days when everything was peaceful.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
Reverse Gear on Sentences

Besides making puns. our English cous- ins are fond Of composing palindromes- that Is. combinations of words that read the same backward as forward. The most famous palindrome Is that by Dr. Brewer. supposed to be the greeting of Adam to Eve:
 Madam. I'm Adam.
 In the current number of an English margarine l discover some recent attempts of this sort which are more ingenious than poetieal:
 No, 1t is opposed. Art sees trades op- position"
 No, it's a bar of gold, a bad log for . bastion.f Before turning up the nose in seorn at them. let the gentle reader try to im- prove on them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
cuar Nicholas. bureau of petition" ener"'

judicial decisions both sent in their claims to the chancellory of petitions. Obolensky's petition was put before Nich- olas personally and the peasant woman's s was ignored or postponed. Nicholas did what Obolensky asked. The fact trans pired that the peasant woman's petition had never been looked at; and this has led to such a scandal that Nicholas de- cision has been revoked
 First result of this scandal is that Czar Nicholas has commissioned his secretary, Prince Putiatin, two members of the council of the empire, the director of the chancellory. M. Vissili Mamontoff. and a lawyer to draw up a plan for reforming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30

Obolensky, getting into a law suit with a peasant woman of Kaluga province. Obolensky wanted to sell his land to a Belgian mineral prospecting company, and the peasant woman as farmer of part or the land claimed that he could not sell
 The court decided that he could sell, but that prospecting must be delayed for five years; and ths decision satisfied both. Under the wonderful system by which Russians petition the Czar to override
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30

Wash Skirts below cOst-FOr ab- solute clearance, 65c and 95c for values up to $6.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
vnssiIi Mamontoff

'. PETERSBURG. August 2s. Czar Nicholas has been plunged into trouble by his chancellory of petitions. The trouble arose
 r.t1ora
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-30
The War Has Not Effected the
 Price of our Linen Handkerchiefs |TwOExcellent Values for Monday

Women's Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, some hand embroidered wreaths others with plain initials, standard 25c Handkerchiefs, each a...........s...... l9c Women Linen Handkerchiefs, with embroid- cred initials; some with small designs around initial; 20c values. Each ...... .14c
 (1st FIoor)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25
1911 &0iparb ct

bsftigen @unbfiebsr. 9as glut
Itr0mte in MIenge gum Ropf unD
6er3en unb er3eugte babel ale iene
itiirmiT9en Rei3erfdetuungel i'm Sc
birn uno Riidenmart, bic benz Qr5te
- notirIi9 in iebr abgef4nGdtet
5orm als 9eglsiter i9tnercr
8unbinfeftionen, ausgebebn!er gers
brennttngen ulo rtdn6er anoereH ms
neren ~fteberbaften ardntbeiteu dls
S9reden Der &rantenpfIege nur 81
gut befannt finO.
Bel Der Webr3nbt Der 8erurtstfteR
trdt no9 lon9cn 9elirien nit Oa3fpss
f6en Iiegenoen lifter 8epuBtIeinss
momenten nod ettpa einem baIbea
Gage ols miIotGtiger @rl0fer Der Sob
bur4 9erben9pc Elm. DIT aber ners
Lingerie fid bic Dual Bis tief in ben
foIgenDen Sag btnein, unb es iins
DteIe gale betdHnt, mo bic @etreu.
3isten fogar erit ON brttteu Gage ibr
2eben aushoudteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

sinmaI aber l6rfit Dsr mInDlduItlr:
Dol III Der SebaIoibautr -. !
Tenn fem GlfFtll Ga bah | stit
porqefern on erobsH Sled auiis
pappi: Der prsis NIT fiiHtaersi'
Big pfsnuiS fsht no nuf OCT
GobPl'
ilno alleS bat ssI6aufsIt, segra'
ZEN, gebobtn unh es5osen -. uHo
10 IN "a btnn in Elm poor Winu'
ten aslunesn, ben 8outrn an bos
1aas5lidl 5a btf6rbtrn. Gs mar
aud ldon SitmIi9 3tit bd5u. CT
III btreits goHs bIou I'm 9sli6t gss
neftn un6 rbebIia bamtIa obsn'
brein. qbsr nidt BLOB Ct III b:r'
ansatfommsn, fonbern 5ueleih Der
9afpor aud, ben sr i'm Queenblid
Der bo6fttn Rot, ME bic Famine
baberasfabren III, unpiafirli9 um
ben Dolls aepodt bot, nls Oh ibm
Der btlftn t6nnP - unb isBt nod
Bat er i'm fsls,boItsH, ME rpeun
sr ibn Isin 2sbsn lang niHt mebr
ouslaFtn ipplf. Der anipnr nber
bat lid Iossemo6t, Bat ii9 Elm bibl
asbsutelt uno eel6ittst unb 1T banu
Dor ben gousrn binssitanben, ben
lie inBnildsn ouf siueH Stein ges
.isbt bobtn. 80, Bauer - bat er
frtunblid unb trnit gtmeint - mas
ts' iabt2 o CABIN bat unB ia
pirtP unb fDahrbafti Sfamm''
trag'n!"
Sa Bat Der eeboIbi sinsn Tons
berbarsn Bid bic Dob binnufsss
porIen, BON Der bic 2obn setommen
III, uub Is mar ibm gernb, ala tat
Der @irgf fslig broben IiBen uHo
Inn beruntsrpiuten: .9u, isb 1873
obsr 3eit, bob 9u sinmoI S9lub
madit NIT Der 6sinbl9aft!"
llnb Der SsbalOi bot BEN Rolper
bic Sanb ssseben unb bat nt4is
gsTogt nls: .0ein s'b6rt r."
% bat Der aafper 3 6iitI IN bic
Cuff sef9lsubert uno bic 5suers
pebrmuiit bat sinen 5ui9 gebIos
ZEN. Der Birt briiben aber, Der
audi 10 mas merit, bat nit BEN
S6IegeI aufs friide GaBl ssl9las
gen unb ale babsn fie sSo4!- gee
ftrisn. @eu ie eiaeutli9 bo6en
bo6lebsn lafen9 9O4 nidt ipobI
COR bic aabn9 a..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

Der ssbeffsrte 8ilbs
|bieb. Gtfdngnisbirettor: So. 9is
Iion, jsbt taHuit bu osine Greibeit
mtreten. 2ber lab biz bic otsses
Ttanbene 6aft our Mnnuus fem unb
bid Don Osr 2sibeni9aft 3ur NtIo.
oiebersi uidt ms6r btnreiben. Su
btft 5a~miIitnOater unb biit beiner
guten Irau unb beinsn unmiinoiesn
Rinbern msbr Riidf9t Idulbig. @is
leidt tonnteIt bu bel einem dbnIis
den Sale gum M0roer ipsrbsn uber
i'm ber3psifsIten Sample nit Dem
GorftperiouaI Iel6ft bsin 2ebsn eins
bibsnl @os piiroe bann aus bets
ner Jrdu uno beinen armsn Sim.
bern perben9
Rilinn (3u srGnsn seribrD: a1
ia, gnd' 9srr DIRECTION, i4 feb es
Elm, Ste msinen's reGt gut nit mir.
9o9 IaFsn's nar gut fem. / bin
not unfamiliar: ben eritsn Rebbpd,
ben i'd fdieb', ben bring i'd Sbs
men!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25
Der Spb am arsn,s.
Sine fir uuabiebbare Soften iblih
setueieHe Strafe.

SNF Z" 49, 1919
getueieue Strafe.
Die Strafe bss 4reu3estobes, bic
uns iiingIt bur6 Oos 0iterfeit nieber
in Grinnerung sebra9t purbe, lit
our9aus feline Iemitti9e Sps3ialitGt.
Dom MiinOungsgebist oes 6anges Biz
gu ben SduIen oes SertuIes, alip Bel
ben gspubusrn Subiens, Srons,
aleinafiens, BEL ben 8abDloniern,
Sprern, QiiDrern, Suoen, Yb0ni3iern,
4egpptsrn uno a~artbagern, lit IS
bur6 unabIebbare Ianse 3eiten iibIi9
gspeIen, Menidsn, bic ibr 2sben berz
pirtt hotten, ooburd gu 9obe au
qudIeu, DaB mon ie an in areuaess
form 3uiammsngsfiigten Stdmmen
ODER 8dlten feItbonb obsr annngeIte.
QebnIi6e 9inri9tungsarten ftnoen
ii6 nod beute BEL ben gbinefen.
@uh BEL ben R0mern mar bic
9reu3igung cine aIt6ergebrd6te
Strdfe. Der eigentli6en Grefution
ging bic 9eibeIung bnrous, bic NIT
gstnpteten Stridsn ausgefiibrt purbe
unb I6on fir fi6 olfsin cine 5o
.f6pere Strafe mar, bob biele Der
armen 6iinber unter tbr bds 9ebsn
aus6au6ten, benDr Der 5peite unb
fiir6terlidere 3eil Der Suittfi8terung
beginner tonnte. Wtan legte Johann
benz gu Rreu3igenben nas auer6ol3
(patibulum) auf ben Naden unb
banb feline Qrme in tpagere9ter Ri9s
tung an Dem 9ol3e feit. Sn bieIem
.3uftanbe ipurbe Der Delinquent bur9
bic StraBeu our Ridtitdtte gefiibrt,
mo er FAINT benz auerboI5 an einem
%fortsn, in ben 8oOen serammten
PfabG in bic !656e gepunben ipttrbs.
9ur9 bic 8%efeftisung bes auerbois
3es am qfable sntftanb bic 9sitdlt
Der crux. Sn ben meifen SdlIen
NOR bag ober ni6t bic 5igur, bic mir
beute dig 4reu3 be3ei9nen, fonbern
bic Sorm zines I, bd bas patibus
lum gepDbnIi6 auf bos obere Gnbe
bes pfabIes aufgeIegt purbe, Ha4s
Dem man ben gtrurtetlten in bic
6Dbt ge3ogen uno rittlings auf Elm
I9moIes GtBbrett, bas vsedile", ges
iebt, erfoIgte bic J%eifelung unb 9tns
nageIung ieiner 6ibs unb Der ON
patibulum dusgeftredten Qrme, uno
nun begann fir ben Geridfeten Elm
unIogbar q~uolpolIcs 2sibsn. SdOn
Der umffdnb, bdB oas gdrtSe 9etpi9t
bes aOrpers duf benz f9malen, sur
.Grh6bung Der 2eibsn oft nod mad
pben Su %fetlf0rmig ~augefpiBten Stks
brett ru6te, ods tisf in bic musfits
.Iatur uno bic bort Gus benz 8edea
oustretenben Rerpert eini9nitt, mdnts
bic 9reu3igung gu elmer un6ef9reibs
Ithen Sprtur, ME tie NIT ieber uits
ndtiirliden unb er5fpuneener, feline
8erdnberung Der Steflung geItottens
ben 2agerung oss aOrpers burh bic
babel bsrporgerufene Defining uno
.3errung Der Musteln ner6unben 1T.
Die burd bic glGget berurTaGten
Dunben tparen, tpsnn nidt elmer Der
5entersfne6te babel etipo 10 unges
ffidt ober pietlei9t al4 70 burms
ber5ig mar, Elm gr0Beres gIutgefdb
gu serreiBen, DisI gu seringIiigig, un
ben Sob ourh gerbIutuHg htrbei5u<
.fiibren. Ter BON linen inter ben
.StralIm FiibIiden Some f9nelt
it'd ousbre Gnt8iinbunass unO
Giterungsph 4fgsrte fd dber
f4rH in Dete Gtunoen at siuem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

TrDfltde 4usft4t.
Serr: so, Iiebsr Better. nun lduatn
sic ti4tig gu unO ldFeu sic I4
ni9t %nDtieen."
Setter bonn 2dnOe: Saben sic me
feline angft, Serr Better; ib iuers
be mid fnon nt6t n6tigeu IaieH.
@t1en sic. Srau Tlubms, penn id
70 BET iemono auf gefu4 BIN, ba
mub ib intntsr an metHe iefige gluts
ter benten. ~Deibt Oh, 4usuif."
Io9ts iis INNER, .iisb uur oarauF,
ooB Did Die 2eute nidt ldtt fries
gen" uno es bat mid au9 nod
teiner iait getrteat!"
Grmunterung. nSbre
aritif, 5err RsOafteur. be5fpedt oo1
ruobl nifJt. mid BON fpeiteren GiHs
Iatbunsen ubSui9reden9"
,gepdhre! . I9ein pdpieriorb
iuIt Shnen gu isOer 3sit often ftss
ben"
8osboft. a.: Menfd
mas trdgit Ou beuu fir einen prdGs
tigen ul1ter2
g.: gleh nidt ipa6r. iau3 dpartsr
GtOff, Setuebe aus eatsa Ramslss
baareH.
o.. Mie Iibt er 0enn2
g.: Mie ousepatfsa!@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

. 5pei eingebtl0eten
81 ranfen. 8eiu9erin: .0as 9dbD
mus bod unbebingt trani iein, oab
IS Den sarsen Sug fdrstt.'
Mutter: Nd mo, Dem iebIt abfos
Tut sar nifts, Der 4r5t bat Mrs
.6eftimmt perFGertI 8ds iii Elm Grbs
tell BON msinsm Manrt - Der biIoet
.iif aud INNER ale mSgIidsn aranis
6eitsn ein!'
anf Der Gstunbdr r.
balm. Gdbraait (unssbulbig):
.Mie ldnge bdlfen mir Otnn bier
i'm 5unnsl nod, SGdffnsr9'
SGdffnet: rgaa. Bis q uuf9ort ~
reenen!"
G9tIi4er 3ntf. @sin,
n.in Gddb, iperu ou aid bic R e d.
ia Hubert bdif, 10 BOP ou ooruns IN
Der Gbc nod lGHae nidt reHt.
Gtimmt. Sd Bin berbeiteIlt
mOrneH, I'm bus RlaDisr Ju Iti:H'
men.
wa8as Fimmt ni1t."'
ia ia, OesiUegen TONNE Id Ia
bkE-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

~ D.
mort: 80 bin Der @o9s ni4E &c.
|bo6fen."
.9sidt stpOdIsul" pisOabOlit 81
Iptrdhtlin.
sd bdb, Sbusu ia ssIust. odb
Die aranisupftee mir fiF4ttrlth
Gr Itnoisrlt It auimtriIdm, bic
Slim %eerun5tli, fthtIi9 ua4 BEN
pabrsn @runOe iuheno.
rSis FnO bod pisosr gang srhoIi,
|ni6t2"
sDdnfs Sbnsn, ssipib.'
pllno gang frti2 asiHt gsrpiti9'
'tungsn7"
.9rsi fir INNER uu6 stpie.'
Sic ld6ts bitter BEL Dem @e6dn,
fen an ibvs 1reibeit. Mas b,beuieis
he ibr9 yli6is dnoeres aIs Sila.
0srsi. On sttDiHtm SiHns battle it
Tf fpobl smdnjipisrt. absr Ft bIieb
bod eipig an cine l6psrs arbsit az,
'fthsIt. an ,in,H geruf, Der ibr uns
|Ipmpotbiid ipar uno bleibsn mubis.
nWarum laden sic, WiB Dorte2"
ST oenu i,mauo nuf Oisitr Grot
nirfli9 frsi9"
.5iibIen Gle f6 bei mir uusIiit
'nh?"
Die Site in lsiner Gtimms riibrte
Iis, o6er lie puBte iebt i9On, oab
re INNER in gsrsitT9aft mar. Ras
pier Ipro6 isOsrmdnu giitis 81, neil
|ibn isoermnnn tntersFitrts.
Sis nabm f4 ~5ufdmmeu uno ere
ni0erts auspei9tuo: Die WlabI5sis
ten bier iDursn INNER Elm gsrsnu'
gen."
.Das frsut mid"
.9ds eTsu mar 70 gut or
aus Oer 6aFuns ssbru9t, obsr
Fe fubr fort: .llno i4 bin 70 gends
'l4ie!"
sic blitb itumm.
sic idaen, Die a~rdnienpIleat III
|Sbnen Iiirdttrlia. 2lbsr bic GrfoIgs,
ole sic 0amit sr5ieIen?1
Do iragte sr I9drf: .Gloubs5
5It, DAB mir mein 9truf mme;
5reu0e madt2 a6er mir bdben audi
unIern gobn - i'd msine nitt 9elo
o0er G6rtn."
.0as psiB id, 6err 0ottOr."
.0ir baben ihons a~ussnblids in
uuIerm 9eruIs. griennsn, mas not
tut, un0 Is aud ausfibrsn ods
if cine berrlidt SaGe. LIMO i'd
glaubte INNER, Sit. ="
gr brad ub uno iab ie priifeno
an. 9eiddmt ertrug fs Ieinen Bid,
uber ni6t LANCE. Sie Isntte Die 4us
gen uno bOrte feline Stimms: ~9e'
trahten sic MID uls JbIen
Treuno?"
Sd bin Holj uuf Sbre 5t,uno'
|I9uft, ipsnn is ft9 aud Hur aufa
2aboratorium btidrdntt."
yQuf ons Qdbordtorium be-
sic idisn redt gu baden; duBer'
balb bes adbordtpriums idunte er
Iie gar ntdt.
Bran pflcgt bic Greunbiddft nidi
i'm QubOrdtorium gu fu9en. Serr
|Gottor."
vDarum ni6t2 Die rOmontiI6.
ten 9inge finosn ii9 an ben uns
nubrf9sinIiaiten Srtsn."
sd firats, Der Soooformgerudj
Ssrit0rt Den Duff Der gfomuntit. Sd
bin Elm idDa9es Mdo9tn, 9err
|Dottor. 9ds oarf sic ni9t 70 isbr
iberraT4en.'
0Ortisbung foI9t.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25
tlMlere.
-Wftrtt
SeOes Maittr I5t
WlDbsrne GlHie I'M @~asIaHffftlL
ga Q0kA

R0. 1884.
Der MbTersiauus Der Shulirudhss
tpirb BET BEN BlOul,u In RasIdnsG Iitit
6tIouOert AnfmsrtIomItit s%ussrrdnbt, bd
BON ibrsr tabeffofen ansfihruns bic mir
luna beR 56HiittB abbdHet. 8uriRipott
in "a, BIZ, Rdhte burh tH CANA iAmdlts
6GitIbort4en 81 DtrbiuOeu, ober mitttls
6o6Inabi. Rsissnb fDirit oud Gtidgra'
ttnfid; bisrbei ,linb bic SdntttrdHoer an'
nddR DorFttie in globtbreiie umSubitstn
uub 81 platter iOOduu p~srbsusbis 2A<ib
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25

suIamm,n at Fst unS srf 6Aernod 6srs
Sisrt. DersbHbid ssfidts Dull aus benz
bas Mobsl bier seurbeitst tUdr, III aus
gsssiduetes motsrial 81 gIDnfsn bsetsS
art. Beittr fnb bic efbliimteH Grtpes
su ntnnsn unb au9 9dI6fsibe. BE bet
ben iuHgen Tdb4sn IN GROCER Gnnf
fttbt Gdrbigs ardssn aus 5eibe ODER
Spite ptrben ben gluien beigefeut. 8uS
Serhs1uHg biefes 6dnittmnfers, bus IN
Z 6rSbtnt bon 30-42 porGtbtgAif, be-
n6ibist nan fir mittlsrs 6isur 2 Barb
Bacterial BEL SO Sol 8reits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-25
Misunderstanding.

9ieIe Rufer per6en an irseno
cine abreFs gegsn g~tnTsnOung css
prsifes sefdidt, Man gsbe Summer
uub Sr0be unS Die poGle aOrefe
Oeutli6 ssfdrtebsn an Hnb idids ben
Coupon ne6it Is Gents fir ie6es
beitsIlte Nlufter an 6ds
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
aOaf E. "a
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27
STOMACH TROUBLES
U. Raeland Write. Interesting
 Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A. Ragland, of this place, writes: "l have been taking Thedford's Black -Draught for indigestion, and other stomach troub- les, also colds, and find it 10 be the very best medicine l have ever used.
 After taking Black Draught for few days, always feel like a new man."
 Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain In pit of stomach, and feeling of full- ness after eating, are sure symptoms of stomach trouble, and should be given the proper treatment, as your strength and health depend very largely upon your food and its digestion.
 To get quick and pefmanent relief from these ailments, you should take . medicine of known curative merit:
 sIes 73 years of splendid success, in the treatment oi just such troubles, preve, tbe real merit oa Thsdfosd's Black usaugt,t. Saie, pleasant, gentle in action, ald without bad after-efiects, it is sure to benefit both young and o'd. For sale ettsyxtttiese:; PtHeG '"' Kcin
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27

-ae~
 S. A. Sims, prominent busl- ness man of the capital city, came in on No. 4 this morning.
 James Slayden of Tuckerman was 2 Newport visitor today.
 Have oak and hickory wood for sale, any size load.-Jno R. Loftin, Jr. Phone 362. 22dtf
 Mrs. Kelly Hutchinson of El- mo was here today en route home from New Orleans, where she visited her mother, Mrs Sherd Arnold, who is spending the winter there for her health.
 When in need of fancy aprons, caps and kimonas call at 4l4 Elm street. 4oolin
 There will be called meeting of the Civic Improvement Club Wednesday afternoon at tour o'clock at the Elks Home. A full attendance is urged.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27

Cedar Fence Posts, Sash Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick and Cement.-Hubert's Lumber Yard. 33btf.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. o. Norris of Auvergne spent today in our city.
 T. W. Hopkins, with Hollen- burg Music House at Little Rock, was looking after trade here today.
 For rent Two furnished rooms. 222 Laurel. dtf.
 Dr. c. R. Gray made profes- sional trip up the Iron Moun- tain this morning.
 Drayage of aii kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. - Chester Robinson. 1Sdtf.
 s. M. Stuckey returned this morning from Piggott, where he spent Monday on business.
 For Sale-E. L. Watson home place, three lots corner Second and Main. Apply to O. D. Wat son or c. M. Erwin. O7dtf.
 c. w. Muirhead spent Mon- day night here, returning home to Auvergne this afternoon.
 Wanted at once-gang edg- erman and other men in mills; also men on log loader and skid der in woods. Apply to Muir head Lumber Co.,, Weldon, New port telephone 1908. 47btf.
 Yan Young arrived home this morning from business trip in Missouri.
 Dr. E. P. Wager, who is now located at McCrory, spent this morning meeting his many Newport friends, leaving on 4 for Walnut Ridge on business for the day.
 Don't miss seeing Mabel Heath" Monday night. Child ren under 12 years 15c; adults 25c and 35c. Good vaudeville between acts. 52d2
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27
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We osler One Hundred Dollars Revarf for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hals Catarrh Cure. " ~
 F. J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo O We, the undersigned, have known F | ChenA iW the last i5 years and believe him psrectly hon. oraoie In A business transactions and fam cla,ly aoe 10 cary out any obligations made by his fzm
 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. ,,, Toledo. Ono hails Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free Price 7s cents De, bottle Sold by all Druggists r Take Halls Family PillS for eanstination
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27

l CdTlOdO O1 4CS oAc~ wood for heating or cooking, $2 per load. w. c. Compton, phone 98. 48dtt.
 The third attraction in the School Lyceum course will be presented at the High school au- ditorium Thursday evening, Jan. 29th. Admission 25c and 50c.
 The introduction of Swiss bells, saxaphone and musical glasses, forms striking feature 1 of entertainment, magic and music. Harrell, the magician, Thursday, January 29th. d4t
 Dr. and Mrs. Wassell of Little Rock spent Saturday and Sun day visiting her mother, Mrs. C. w. Yarnell, and many friends, leaving Monday morning for the mission field in China. They will visit in Oklahoma and San Francisco before sailing for China.-Searcy Citizen.
 Harrell, the magician, brings birds and rabbits from the air and they disappear Hike magic. " High School Auditorium even- ing, January 29. d4 James H. Johnston was a pas senger to Tuckerman this morn ing.
 Hon. Dene H Coleman and little son of Batesville were here last night en route home from Little Rock.
 Children and grown people alike are charmed with the bells, goblets and magic of Harrell, the magician. High School Audit orium. Thursday, January 29, 1914. Admission 25c and 50c.
 At the opera house tonight "A Henpecked Husband'', by the Dolly Ketzler Dramatic Com pan.
 1 Lost-Several months ago gold locket fob, bearing Greek letter inscription "B. T. F." Re ward paid for return to this of. flee. 53d6t
 Mrs. s. D. Campbell left fol Little Rock this morning for g visit to friends.
 Don't fail to see Harrell, the magician, one of the most fam ous and skillful wonder workers in the United States. High l School Auditorium January 29tE admission 25c and Soc. dtf
 Uncle George Dudley came down from Swifton Monday night en route to Hot Springs to take a course of baths. | Murray Barber Shop, in real of McLain Building. Every. thing clean and sanitary. kindly ask the patronage of all Ed Murray, propr. 47d1n
 MT. Nelson, Dr. Dowell, B. M Ware, c. J. Saenger, J. o. Pow. ell and Jake Phillips arrived home last evening from Mission Texas, where they have been or a weeks prospecting trip.
 For Sale-25 head of horses and mules. Apply to H. c. San ders, Newport, Ark. 52btf
 Miss Blanche Reason, a train ed nurse from Little Rock, ar rived this morning to nurse Mrs. George Foushee, east of town, who is very sick.
 An old established manufac- turing concern requires the ser vices of high grade man to manage and take full charge of their branch in Newport. This is a first class, steady position, bringing big earnings to a good man who can furnish from $500 to $500 cash security. Call per sonally, John s. Noel, 1909 State Bank Bldg, Little Rock, Ark. 51d3t.
 J. M. Nicely, bookkeeper for ~
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27
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H.,C Sanders is at Little Rock today.
 Knox mends shoes cheap. III Walnut street. dtf. H. E. Cobb went up the road on business today.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills Ut the City Drug Store. 99btf Attorney Earl Casey of Bates vile was here today.
 Storage room for rent at Bow en's Cash Store. 35d30t
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight fair, somewhat colder ]; Wednesday fair.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-27
Bargains!
 Bargains! Cash Cash

Twill close out my line of A. ]. Jor- dan cutlery, Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives, Bread Knives at cost. Purity oats, regular 15c package, 8 for 25c. I have the best Flour in the World.
 Staple Groceries and Feed-Fresh candies and Fruits-Eggs and But ter. 4 packages of corn flakes for 25c. This is a CASH Sale. F. 5. White
 Cor. Beech and Third. have delivery.