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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-02
For rent-One furnished room

apply to 322 Hazel. 31d6 { Are your clothes taded? Use Red Cross Ball Blue and make them white again. Large ? oz. package, 5 cents.
 { John D. Neal has returned from attending the Tri-State Fair at Memphis; also the White County Fair, at Searcy.
 SPECIAL-The Bowen Art Gallery, 119 Walnut St., will make absolutely free one Photo of any baby until Jan. l, 1915. Sittings day or night. We have the only real Photo Studio in Jackson County. 52b7t
 Misses Evelyn and Ingomar Olson, two popular young socie- ty ladies of Little. Rock, are guests of Miss Lutie Mae Steph- ems.
 For Rent-Eight room, two story residence, Cor. 9th and Hazel.-C. F. Dean. 52d6t For rent-Furnished rooms, hot and cold water, furnace heat ed. Phone 277. 54d1m Frank Hoofman came in on No. "A this morning from g Business trip down the road. l H. c. Sanders has returned from attending the White Coun- ty Fair at Memphis.
 l For Rent-6 room cottage, hot and cold water, 520 Main street. Apply Phillips & Fergu- lson Agency. 52dtf. Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh Rimmer and little son of the Philippine Islands, who are on a visit to the United States, ar rived on No. 3 yesterday and will spend the month of October with his sister, Mrs. o. w. Scarborough.
 I. D. Price for Ingersoll watches, one to two dollars. Guaranteed year. 54btf
 Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. -- Chester Robinson. 1sdtf. 1 Rev. G. A. Hoffman was here between trains today, returning home to Heber Springs from ' |Corning.
 | Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens at I. b. Prices Bookstore. .I54btf.
 I Mrs. J. Whitten of Little Rock who has been visiting in St. Louis, arrived Wednesday night for a short visit to her son, w. 1R. Whitten, and family.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills at the City Drug Store 69btf | War Map 15c and soc at l. D. Prices Bookstore. 54btf
 The ladies of the Methodist church will have a first-class lunch room at the County Fair and will be prepared to serve ex- cellent lunches each day. Dis pense with your midday meals at home, visit the fair and pa tronize our booth, where you will get wholesome lunches with hot coffee. al II Cal Sam Denly about the Va cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary way. Telephone 117. 304dtf. | For Rent-furnished rooms for light housekeeping, or for room and board. Phone 263.
 51d3t. a
 | Season tickets for the high school lyceum course are now on sale at the drug stores. Price $2. Buy one now. d2 ] For Rent-Two furnished rooms, 222 Laurel St. 38dtt For Rent-Rooms for light housekeeping or bed rooms.- ; I519 Walnut Street. 46d6t. Cedar Fenss Posts, Sash Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick { and Cement.--Hubert's Lumber } Yard, lower end Front st. 33bt1 Dc..T T. TWO
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-02
ssEATHER FORES, lASI.

Tonight and Saturday proba- bly, cloudy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-06

somnia ever continues for a month.
Sleep, after 80 centuries of study
and 80 thousand of experience, is still
a mystery. We know all about it, but
nothing of it.-Dr. Woods Hutchin-
son.
A man can go 40 days without food
and seven days. without food or drink.
He can live only seven days without
sleep.-A. w. Cutting, nerve special
list.
There are three theories of sleep
the chemical, the circulatory and the
astrological, but no single theory is
adequate for a complete explanation
of Experimentation Encyclo-
pedia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-06
HANS SCHMIDT FOUND GUILTY

New York, Jan. 6.-Hans Schmidt,
priest-slayer of Anna AumueIler, was
found guilty Of murder in the first
degree by a jury after celebrating
for more than three hours.
Hans Schmidt confessed killing
Anna Aumueller, a servant girl he
had married, performing the cere-
mony himself. Her torso, was found
floating in the East river. It is claimed
that he had cut the throat of the girl
and then dismembered her while she
was still alive. =. ~.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-06

it whirling* I'm wondering now
whether III ever sleep again!"
Doctors are wondering also. What
is this strange germ of sleeplessness?
They have made X-ray examinations
of its victim. They have given him
every variety of treatment, with
baths and opiate drugs, in three diff
ferent sanitariums. They have tried
hypnotism. But all in vain! They
have found neither explanation nor
cure.
Meanwhile Toulouse continues to
work-and suffer.
For an hours nap" he says, ''Pd
give all possess. If could only be-
come a baby I'd do it gladly just to
learn the peaceful, dreamless sleep
that baby enjoysr'
WHAT SAVANTS SAY ABOUT
SLEEP
Not more than one case of in
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04

the World is, manifestly, extremely sensitive as to his intellect, for which no one who has read his editorials can blame him. He seems to be a puny and misguided imitator of the Icono- elastic Brann. He is a rare specimen of that perverted type, which, when it is surprised into being natural, is always vulgar; which, when it is van quished with decent English, scruples not to resort to the patois of billings gate; and which, when no other argu- ment can be found, can still invoke the motley god of obscenity for the power of salacious suggestion. That the editor of the alleged leading news paper of the little city of Helena, on a quiet Sabbath, should disclose such an utter lack of self-respect, such shame less disregard of the plainest proprie-
 ties, as to indulge in language in a
 double-coumn editorial which one
 could hardly expect to hear outside of
 a negro livery stable, may appear in-
 credible, but such, nevertheless, is a
 fact. Whether the salacious sugges- tion contained in that outburst of edi-
 torial emotion is an index to what is uppermost in the editorial mind, may become proper question for an alien
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04

ist; 1t IS no concern Of mine. Except for the delicacy of lady readers could produce cross-sections of that decomposed editorial with all the calmness of a naturalist exhibiting a freak; but it should be dissected in the presence of men only.
 With little more energy of expres- sion and a saving dash of Attic salt. that mishap of an editorial would be worthy of being embalmed and placed in museum of literary curiosities for the astonishment of future antiqu- arians.
 What has been printed can not be imprinted, but the World can earn the gratitude of it's embarrassed readers by reproducing this richly-deserved rebuke.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
CENTRAL SENIORS
 WILL GIVE COMEDY

The Senior Class of Central College will present very unique entertain ment on Saturday evening, March IA, in the auditorium of the college, the title of which will be Irish Girls from Cork It is said the play is full of comedy, Irish manners and cos tunes being used exclusively. Follow ing the entertainment refreshments will be served. The money realized from the play will be used by the class in purchasing a memorial to be left to the school
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04

Carrying every ward by large plurality and receiving net major ity of three over the combined vote of his two opponents, J. Frank Jones was nominated for mayor in the Dem- ocratic city primary held yesterday, defeating Mayor w. H. Duncan and J. A. King. w. H. Canada for mar shal received a plurality of 96 votes over his nearest opponent, J. R. Piercey, but lacked Is of clear ma jority. MT. Piercey has announced that he will remain in the race, and a run-off between him and MT. Can ada will be held on March 16. Both MT. Jones and MT. Canada were en- dorsed by the Conway Civic League, organized shortly before the munici- pal campaign opened
 George Shaw defeated L. B. Pence for recorder by majority of 43 and c. H. Newborn was re-nominated for treasurer by majority of over w. A. Gibbon.
 In the aldermanic contest college professors fared well, landing three of six positions, one in each ward. Prof. A. J. Meadors of the State Nor mal was re-nominated in the First ward, Prof. c. c. Denney also of the Normal was nominated without oppo- sition in the Second ward, and Prof. C.. J. Greene of Hendrix College was nominated in the Third ward. Will liam J. Drummer, former member of the council and J. R. Donnell and Wellington Robbins, members of the present council were nominated as the other aldermen in the First, Sec ond and Third wards, respectively. A new city Democratic Central Committee was elected as follows First word, B. T. Deal, c. E. Dur ham and Frank E. Robins; Second ward Frank Farris, B. L. Harton and H. B. Ingram; Third ward, V. D. Hill, J. H. Bailey and E. w. Rogers. The vote by wards for aldermen and committeeman was as follows: First Ward.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
RupAL CARRIER TEST
 AT CONWAY MARCH 28

To fill the position of carrier on a new rural route to be established out of Mt. Vernon, Faulkner county, on April l, a civil service examination will be held at Conway on March 2S
 Any male citizen of the United States between Is and 55 years of age who
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
DR. W. 4. COLLlDCE
 TO LECTURE TONIGHT

Dr. William A. Collidge, the fla nous platform orator, will deliver the sixth lecture in the seasons list of attractions by the Combined Lyceum Course at the public school auditori- um tonight. Dr. Collidge's lecture is regarded as one of the best features of the course.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04

has his actual domicile in the territory supplied by postoffice in this county may take the examination. Further particulars may be had of the post master at Mt. Vernon or Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
CIRCLE TO MEET.

The Teachers and Students Circle will meet tonight at 6: 80 o'clock and adjourn at 7:30, so that all may at tend the lecture.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04

Dr. Jas. A. Anderson, presiding elder of the Bonneville district, is vis- iting his family in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Services will be held in the Luther an church in this city next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Hansen will preach
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-04
LEAGUE NOMINEES
 RECEIVE BIG VOTE JONES' NET MAJORITY } CANADA FOR MARSHAL LACKS IS OF MAJORITY, LEADING
 PIERCEY BY 96.

UNOFFICIAL RETURNS, CITY PRIMARY.
 1st 2nd 3rd Total ward ward ward
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
A POINTED REPLY

4 young Spaniard was sent a. am
bassador to the Pope. The supreme
rontitf frowned on him. and asked,
Does the King of spain lack men,
that he sends for II beartllcss' boy?"
"Sire," replied the ambassador,
eff the King had supposed his am
bassador would be received for his
beard. he would have sent goat. "
The story. according to the Green
Bag. won case for the young man
who had been called by his oNpcr-
fenced antagonist. "a hcnrllcss
youth.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28

stretching pains that nrc 50 much talked
about This safe external application IN
gently uBci over the skin to rondcr 1t
amen to th. natural stretching which
II undergocs. The myriad of nerve
threads Just beneath the skin IL thus
relieved of unnecessary pain producing
causes and great physical rcllCf IL tho
result as expressed by n host Of happy
mothers who write from experience.
II Is n subject that all women should
be familiar with rs 'Aiothcr's Fricnd'
has been In use many yeHrg and IS recon.
mended by gran1mothers who In their ear.
Her days learned 10 rely upon this splendid
aid To women.
You can obtain "Mothcr's FRIEND at
almost any drug store. Get n bottle
to-day and then write for Our little book
20 uscfri 10 vNpcct1ut mothers.
Address Bruducid Regulator CO., 3i3
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
Il CARS ENTERED
F0R, ExAS-C0l0.
@clAbIu1Y tour

iNassiS. colo. Aesit IS -al5 ssss~E
cars ass sos s~as~l f.F as gs.aI
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4.biio rus. sAi.E Ls 10 isasS iNapat6
oA MAJ Z ssS 81 . sss~slas SG al. So
.sssiss .os@Iiss~ sf N. S.e ssi& ia
mi. sass Yesterday a,g.Fs.oa Sas t,ia-
essss ~as euap stsssd sAa ali arraase-
sassts nasas los eoeaassiAa .kr guss
Nhlsh IL is s-ts-s-a viii ss5as asasF
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sass lAss ssss b@fss-o
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sans To Caiassa. bY sSY a. gAs
spi.sdia trails vkieh lead 5sto Ghs
state tAFoash A.. si,iss tha. sili ~
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all the natural asss ssF thr .ssosl" o.
th.sr s-s-ions 4. tas- shuu gast
sph- tn Coi0rs.i. durias u. hca, %.
the sumarf monshs. the ssmn.Frs
siuiss of lhi. section ss- s.ry DESTROYS
uf isitisx sa-m taou as IN. -ss-ti-a;
susds which eom- ,his -ay sza .hs
The i'ia-rA, -As spsapi-sr.i .sz
tess:ay 81 the n.--tins 0f tho commit.
tee. ba, 4, lie Impossible So aFranE.
the ,n-hs in order q, this time
The ,.u,- as .Irsiiy mapped ..'
~iii take ihF.. weeks and 'h- auto.
lists expect I. reach Pueblo in Just
,~-n,y-sa- iay. after s,ar;inz iroHi
this .i;y for the south
Ch th- trip the Officials etli bs
as follows; J. u. Gnsin-. ru-bia.
captain: \. ". Markshaf-i. Colorado
springs. marshal: \. W. i,-ni-Fson.
Colorado springs. pahiioiy chair.
man. The executive committee will
i,- composed OF \. ". puff.r. CpiUra.
,io Springs. u. II. itirstns "t Pueblo.
and a member from Trinidad Who is
yet to be chosen.
The ru-hloans maxim. the trim
will he br. j. y. r-.irs. u. II.
BROWN Wilbur Newton. y. ". Duke.
Waiii@ Pierce. J. ". pakos. X. II.
uissias. Fred Marvin. {. " Patrick.
J. II. Jcnkins. William foudcn. II. +.
scribncr. ]. ". DAILY and Dr. W. i.
Singer.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
ENJOY YOUR MEALS
Take Ni.o,na-A Simple, Harmless
Remedy for Indigestion or Up
set Stomach

Set SSom4c0.
Let us tell you how to enjoy your
meals 10 that even the hearticst din
ner will set we'll on your stomach
with no disageeablc after-effccts.
There is no need OF taking disa-
tgrccablc medicines: instead. eat
what you like and use Mi-o-na Tab
lets. They are not only a digestive
and antacid giving prompt and effcc-
tive relief but u specific for dis
ordered stomachs. DO not endure
indigestion another day. Mi-o-na
surely and safely strengthens the di-
|Sestivc organs. and increases the
flow Of gastric juices SO that the
stomach can care for the food as nat
|ure intended.
It Is needless to have a bad stom-
ach or suffer after-eatinx misery.
Get from the Hausman Drug Co. q
fifty-cent box OF Ml-o-na today
take two or three tablets at the first
signs OF distress. Mi-O-na IL at all
times q dependable stomach remedy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
PERSONAL 40 %::::.:::;::; Il: \: :; ::;:;;


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tA~se :. . representative sf The 4, d
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ser.
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yesterday ls .S~ss . is~ ass. as
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IL fs~ days b~.iss~. visit
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sanssss coAsass. arrived 10 skss city
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this snafsiss fos . fes asss' s.asi.
sss~ si.,s 10 ssts sSeisilss
Miss Mssxsssiie kssis~es s.-
tssssd this nossiss sa Essssao 81.
trs sP~saiss . f.u days il this city.
Nts. Hob.n~ss il . teacher 81 s~sss.
do
.. y. wosd. manager Of the rsisi.
asi b:Ssstsic Tssssais<iaa Hallway &
Oss Co1pAsy. ssa r. J. iiailisE-f i.fl
this sfsessaos fos isAs9s ssssr the,
~iii ss~sd = dsy ssirsaiss Ss bssi.
ses~ ssilrtss
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yesterday foe the western siap-
~hssv they ~iii s,esa The ,saa~s
slsiSias relatives. Nsst rtsks - the
wife Of IN. fSsks. sssesisssiss OF tie
Colorado ttei sad lsoa eomsAay.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
WOVEN HAVE UNIQUE
PROFESSION IN LONDON

London. April :S.-A police court
case has called attention To- the -s-
ist-n.c In London Of all aVo-atiun
where else in the world. II is that
Of Iawn~r. profession given over
entirely To women. who. In the poor
ct districts of London. undertake for
goods %, their ncccssitious but scnsi-
tive ncixhb1rs TO the pawnshops.
Most of this work OF p7wninE is done
for women who nrc ashamed to be
seen entering pawn shop. but
sOmc of I, H. done for other women
who are too busy TO attend to the
Formally.
In certain districls these pawn-rs
arc known a. runners" and they
live on this work. charging from one
10 two cents for each journey. ne
cor,iing to the means OF their eli
cnts. In one of the mcancst streets
Of the East End which has n pawn
shop at either end. two womcn ply n
busy trade as pawncrs. One of these
women Is n widow. known and trust
ed In this work. and she has built up
a big connection In the ncighbor-
hood. She uses pcrambulator and
Is frequently seen passing along the
street with n load OF miscellaneous
articles destined for the hungry nav
OF the pawn shop. Monday morning
Is her busy day. AZ hundreds Of Ill
paid casual laborers living in the
district depend many times for their
weeks maintenance upon pawning
something that day. On Saturday
when the head OF the family brings
home his money the pawncr is called
upon to redeem the goods. which she
carried away the previous Monday.
and usually the next Monday the
first journey is repeated.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
FORMER CITY ATTORNEY
DIES N NEW MEXICO

John ]. Herring. u former we'll
known rcsi.:cnt lawyer Of Trinidad
and onc time city attorney. died yes.
tcrday at his home at Aztec. y. NJ.
according 10 adviccs received here
last nixht.
The deceased WA 4: years Of ng,
and his death was due to paralysis.
His many fricnds are shocked Ia
learn Of his demise. His only rcla-
tivrs In Trinidad arc two sisters,
Mrs. Frank Hclt and Mrs. II. II. Quill
Itch. s..., -
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
IIvoLvI1s sToLIu PROM
DRA100N. .o1l1WOLD STORE

several sesoiscsa aud gock-s
kniscs were s'oica from tho iissasna
and Gs,s~oid Hardware eosut-sny
last nish,. III Anarr,oe. oac al the
mea implicated. ~ss arrested and is
now In tho ciiy jsii. \ new peep
sight gun was found whoa he was
searched. tits srrompiirc esrapcd.
The mcn ~rsr Uncovered shortly
after 10 o'clock last nish'. They
saincd an entrance through tho Goa,
chute In tho rear Of tho building. THE
rrvol<css were old and inexpensive.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
lQ3l(k

rof the psossetloa OF the timber
aud srssia8 saa 10 preserve aal In.
crease the cane ssd fish thssoa. The
Rocky NouaIaia Coal asd leoa Co..
ssd the Colorado vuel asd lroa Co..
hereby sivs notice that all trsspass.
iss. huntiss OF ilshiax % their iasds
IL Las Asinas coaaty. Colorado. are
strictly fosbiddea.
TIE Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and iroa
Cody j.. =. wciboeu. Presidcnt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28
APPEAL TO U. s. TO
PROTECT FAMILY REFUGEES

Santa Fc. y. NJ. April 2N.-Dr. ".
$. Harroun OF this city. through u.
:. Senator Catron. OF New Mexico.
has appealed to the state department
In behalf of his son. Douglas Har-
roun. wife ;(1d daughter. who were
taken from refugee train and
locked with other Americans in u
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