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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-16
Many Attend Today.

Altho the weather was still far from
favorable today. indications this fore
noon were that the attendance today
would probably be large. but doubt
less not nearly 50 large as Wednesday
last year. which was record breaker.
All the forenoon Passenger trains
brought large crowds 10 the city.
Most of the trains carted extra equip
ment. The NJ & ST. /. south-bound
passenger expected two extra coaches
at Mason City. but they We're no, de-
iivered, so some passengers road in
the baggage car and many stood UP.
The indications were that the automo-
bile travel today would be compare
lively light owing TO bad roads.
Tuesdays Program Good.
Tuesdays program consisting of two
harness and one running race. and the
vaudeville performance in the after
noon, and the vaudeville and fireworks
N the evening, made an attractive Of
! fertng. The races were late in starting
| because OF the muddy track. which was
| put in surprisingly good condition con-
sidering the amount Of rain that fell.
The races carded for the day were
go trot and 2:22 pace and a half
mile running race, the latter Tor county
horses The fields for both The tro,
and pace were large. Ten trot;ers
answered the bell when W c. Robbins.
Of Chicago, who IS starting the events.
called the field 70 the wire. Seven re-
sponded for the e:22 pace.
Mabel D. Wins Tro..
Mabel D.. a brown mare owned nv
A. Tuliis. OF Galesburg III, won the
long end Of the s4o0 purse for the .: 20
trot oy taking the last three % the four
heats. Judge Lands, entered by c. r
( Alger & Co. of Dows non second
/ money: Cory kilvert. owned oy Henry
! Eldridge- Of Waukon. got third: and
Kelly. owned b. e 4 North Of Mason
CITY. got fourth money Sam New
mar. bay stallion owned oy c. z
F. johnson. o. Warello failed to finish
inside the money. altho he won the
| first heat
Annie A.H!e=aa=!s Dress DEAD.
| Annie AllenEale.. o.fa;. owned ~
Melvin Fisk. Of Curlew, and well
known by local horseren. dropped dead
about 200 yards beyond the wire a;
/ the close OF the second hea. OF the
2:2o trot- A ruptured blood vessel OF
/ heart failure was supposed TO be the
cause. The mare had finished third
y Ire srst heat and sixth in me sec
/ ord. Before being driven to the wire
for the second heat the mare seemed
TO Dc o-eathing with some difficulty.
! Annie Allendale vas years old she
I vas daughter ot Baron Dillon and 4
i granddaughter % Baron Wilkes Fish
F',1ii s2-iiiitt he- IS Gear ole ara ,hs
Ilext season. winch was four YEARS 80
ne tracked her. and Jim Fiske hers
and raced then in rnatinees Of the To-
cal driving club 1t is said that FISH
paid $500 or more for the mare. The
summary If the event follows:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15
Nae. Decas stella

success.
To test the invention it was neces-
sary that someone take big chances.
Madame De Castella was bound to
to husbands biplane, which rose
with her suspended beneath it. At
the height Of $500 metres, when the
earth was a dim map spread far be-
low, she, calml ycut herself loose and
parachuted back to safety.
in black satin. The lights in the
room are in crystal, with black MORE
silk shades.
This solves the laundry problem,
and is decidedly new and unusual
The chrysanthemum is eaten as a
salad in France,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15
Latest LONDON FAD

An entirely new fad has reached
fashionable London women via Paris.
1t is the black bedroom centered with
a giant four-poster in white enamel
or in silver, draped with a filet and
Flanders lace voerlet over black satin.
Even the, sheets and pillow cases are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-15

Is there anything in the round
world women will not except
mouse?
Madame De Castella is the latest
candidate for honors as the .bravest
woman in France. Her husband, an
airman, recently designed para
chute intended to prevent aerial
catastrophes. The safety of aviators,
fame and fortune depended on his
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
Carltafnsa Wall.

q "fc'a the Office boy,' raid the captain
II Il great liner, "wilu l.ag taken the
gGf9auce out OF g>.afaring. Steam. had
Nothing 10 do with it. IN the old dayg
sfIe naztei of steamer var greet
&1tSs, he stood almost as I,iga gocisify
40 did Gific1:yE Of the naTy. &ow he has
~ TIRE IN jgnputieut little wlye}p Of
H. ny aflf.n he goes to the owserg' Of.
Ses ut tie end Of a Toyase. At sea.
sac captain Is the absolute siaster,
sas in the office the boy Is supreme.
lie looks the captain oYnr and then
sraatss Sit down; he's TOO busy to
asys you roy, 50 the captain coCIa
5a hee1g while later coners march
12at him. lie gees through that On
sYaseg "trip, and yet he dare not quit his
siyiEs sor fcar he 7nay not get another.
: fS.a find yen 80 captains whg had
s7stssfsr tiny on the bridge through q
i saIe than face the little 5eering
sfssy8 IN the owners office" a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
K ifchen Is
Important

aeai;ns and lighting which involve I'd,
e1tsonaI expense The kitchen Is the
fnoat Important room in the farm
Eotige.
For the acreage farmer, economy
1arz a ROOM especially. reserved for
Hedding8 mi funerals, 4 back stair.
'ag In small houses is All unnecessary
'rznry, Laege rails which are neyer
U&ed IN tive IN, bit merely AZ thor,
fJghfare8. ere feature which, can
be hspenaed with in the interest CT
Il smaller outlay Ct money. "
Other features that should glye way
IL comfortable and convenient
kitchen are narr0w porches. GlIgree
~GrH, nuoeTou8 angles in walls and
roof, useless doors, There should be
8" Intelligent purpose for every cubic
EcGt Ct space and for every piece Of
material abcGt the building, If pos
SHE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
As5Sf1~ toe 9erk If 4 Eee+

T. farmer 10 the parish, N Maitland.
sshf7a Scotia, recently came scrogg a
@Sesns'g aeat that had tEsfee tiny yJung
s:stssn IN IL, The LITTLE si.uaag were
S<sIs u Tug or two old, and instead Of
sassse@afy de1croging them, the farmer
ps>Eee tsiegn up ard carried them
1GRse.
the family cat had be.esn fataff,g n liz
~ OF far kittens, three IL whom fhs
farmer fz4 GrowneG. and after a fess~
szaasIic5GJ5 agifSs, she consented to
zasayt the little chunks 10 41acc II tie
TIT kssteDs. The gkgnE8 i'd not SUCK
5e, In quite Inc sause way a. tie kit
gen. aac 1t wag laserszting to watch
Fabby T'ftHh and boz them Ento yx,gi-
ssDtt. Ste Aoou got Ese.a sn excellent
szder. and pussy ard her quaint faG1-
aT aGors lots Of atGua@Tnent for the
ssaftdr@;' Il the ucEgh5ortlooi. The Iag-
gs<Ss sotGrtda 10 make hiz fuG IT, III,
@1euS u a akunk farm. and ns,.sa the
Eacens& Of the fox farms OF thu mari
fzGt,e fsfGViaeeg fg considered, IT, az
pfara gs3agib,n at jeaat that he VII H,sa
tsse venture pord.afIe Skunk tg at
p*eS@nf among ff1e rnDat valuable OF
lnrs>~~-~Tt1ntu's COMPANION,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
Is
Needed On
The Farm
FORTH DAKOTA GIN
INTRODUCES BILL TO Pro
VIDE FARM LOANS.

The following Washington dispatcii
vii be received with much favor by
the farffaerg CT North Dakota ard the
advancement Of MF. Sorton's bill will
be carefully watched by all. .
Washington, FEB, g. congress,
man Norton, N North Dakota, satur-
Day introduced in tl,s houge a bill
IssaKihg r provision for establishment
OF q farinsanedt bureau in the 3depart-
rsert Of afgrleusttSss| for THE purpose .of
making direct to farmers through d
farm credit assoI;ation; first mort.
gage. .ioahs.
RE- jie BIZ bas been carefully: pse;.
r,aared end pf6Rides 4 plan that VII
receive much support here for tie tsx.
tension q farm credits and Tor til & re. re-
dlieion Of the high rates OF intereaf
paid w farfners throughout tie colin.
try on farIn ioafa> .s's.:
cans may be made hg,stlfe bureau
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
Fer Less-sTsrdec re-sone

EaterDrisiEg manufacturers make
.Fario1.s articles for the special heuef.
os leGt-aanded people. BESIDES scis-
sors adjusted TO, their use, you can
bug fefs-sssnded screws. gimIete ami
otiser tocls. And, most thoughtful Of
all coaiFEsaaces 10 minister to t:1ef,
pETssca. issscc3iarity, corkscrews twist,
ed the Erarg way, as right-handed
Dsrsoa vou:d think, for Iegr-fande6
hutiers and waEters,-London Chron
ice.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06

.'e opportunity cf SECURING f..ss II
nnEf1sa; eads css 1856 acres e:,e.i ia :s ss
M Low tried laadls Of hias;,,s.ea "a
y; "a e s s,ssatss ga Alberta, MI su,l.
1t*i,tE FiS;zss.sd II 81 ..1I.5s 81 q
~ 20 81 k,,t,r s ;s.tt-
y e.: 70 TIC LIZA ,sis1 i Ans
ss't Z: '.1Hr-l:: +, .5s,s 80
}' IS 5;tt1r = u Who sss.:si
;;2,ies;;!s:i s>o,tijtEEsS tf$s. !.
f,sa,7 3;efi il, 81 s., {:
a:FE Z. '5>..::Is!F. L,ss.f n, .ss
4 !E.!t:t 1ii's ~, ].s ,,ts:s HI
: .g IN I'D 9,sssC,
! ::1it ERE ssi.s
:. ! = sum 5;..: d:
Xix asd C}..s s
"a shei.See so, Ut. ..ss
z f''Aitl2 f1t5s Nj
5 z ..@esiss,l ssst: a. Ii. s d,
q ~ -s5eslst.s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06

sar long teT-Gg and 81 an interest rate
>ot 70 exceed 1 Per cent per aznur2-
Fcr leans running fer more than FIVE
years, Tnortisat.on payments are re-
CURED TO BE- made annually Payment
Of the principle or any multiple Of
me hundred dollars Of the principle
may ne mad: On the date CT the ma
tur.ty CT any interest payment.
fae bill authorizes the secretary CT
the treasury TO issge registered bends
payable in - years to provide a, farm
loan fund u be used BY the bureau
IN making its loans. e..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
Prompt Cure for Grenfs.

Eo4s.Fia yltfi sealing WIZ factories
saafse aa difficulty In getting girl labor
4 fsissgp. Girls employed in the rein
a,ssarInent of Gealing wax. factories
MI probably ~ pIusnpeat ard health
4 laas .yyclaaa .}of girl workers. AneIpja,
disease from which the reajotify
yetafg syotnei, suffer more or iesg,
III "a ataong lem. except in the
eg those who tstIsc the @ork
$'sss sfages. ~ cure their aneI1ia. 1nd
81 Ssssssae cases cures are cerfair, and
s;ssst Local doctors recpunefs lie
wax cure 80 strongly that III
stsa,ty cases the Girls offer their gegffy.
9sa4gpe FREE. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
Speoiai:-A Liberal Cash prize viii ba
given 10 the boy or girl who builds
and exhibits the best Bird House.
DIVISION NO. f1-RouLIRx

Entries for all varieties OF each bred.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
DIVISION NO. 7-DoMESTsc
I'VE
ECONOMY

Glasses IN White Graham. Eyc.
Corn, New England and RaisEn Bread.
one loaf
Cakes. Cookies. and Tarts. Clasge
III al. kinds ~.
s'.=s~'~tsSazse IN Apple, Chocolate,
s''sns9sfsin Nince. Lemon. .Creau and
siS:arsi.
Home Prepared Neass-Classes in
#: varieties
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06

n 'oIVsS NO. ii-FUULFRY-
Inc display Will be one OF the larsest
and best that has ever been showa
y IN the state Glasses will be open
Tor all strains and breeds OF Chickens.
Turkeys. Ducks. Geese. Pigeons and
ornamental Fowls. The members
OF the Lake Region Poultry Asso
citation especially urge you to help Id
making the show a hugh success.
Exhibit your fowls.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
DIVISION NO. s.-scHool pIspl ~
AND JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

besl display OF general work. by anv
Rural School in Nelson County.
Best display Of general work nv any
Rural School in Cavalier County i.
Best display OF general work by any
Hi Rural School in Towner County. +.
Fest display OF. general work bv. any.
rural School in RoIette County
Best f' display of general work BIZ any
huTal School IL Pierce County z.5
BEST display of general work b. a., d
Rural School in Benson County. .sg5.5 &
best display of general work by any
Rural School in Eddy County s.
BEST display of44general work BY any
!, R''ral School in Ramsey County II,
' yes display OF general work done i;v
any Graded School In any Of The
:. anpFe named counties. b. :. x;
i1hsaes' viii be. fnade classed and
7 q wards mada. to each counties
schools sepefately s 81 st sfs:s
h IN q schools VIII mot be. Obliged fe.|
compete with graded schools. r 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
DIVISION NC. e-aRT AND NEEDLE

DIVISION NC. e-ART AND NEEDLE
r WORK ~r. /:
Prizes awarded. for 1915 work -.
Class No. 1-NeedIework. etc. .
Lot White Embroidery.
Lot 2--Coiored Embroidery.
Lot 3-Hardanger. ~g
Lot Irish Crochets. #.@
Lot SILK or Cotton Chrox:he.s.
Lot 6T-Siik or. Cotton Knitting.
Lot 7-#Cushions, Bags and Baskets.
Lot s-Laces and Handkerchiefs.
Lot 9-Tatting- ISL.
Lot 1o--Table Linen.
Lot 1l-Bed Linen and Spreads and
Pillows. .'-- ..
Aot i2-Ail other Embroidery Or other
handiwork not elsewhere classified
as Leather, Burnt Wood. and Brass
Work. r..
Class No. 2.
Lot oil Paintings.
Lot Water Colcrs and PAINTINGS
Lot Work in Black and White.
Lot China Painting. ~
Lot 5-Miscellaneous Ar, Work nor
otherwise classified.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
DIVISION EDWARDS TO Dis
PLAYS $3.50. -

Awards will be made to those occr-
pying booths or space in the auds-3
, forum. IN sa. y ii 81 s5Bs@s
This Fair is held for every person ia
the eight counties in North Dakota.s
famous Lake Region Make 1t sue
cess by exhibiting and By attendfns..
40 entire fee; No admission charges.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06

! Class No. 2-Whsat
/ Half BuEhei Lots
! Lot No. /. Fife.
! Lot No. 2, Blue Stem,
fLo: No, 3, Velvet CHAT.
| Lot No. 4, DuFum.
Lot No. D. Other Varieties Of W,,a.r
Class No. Goats.
Glasses for All Varieties.
Class N. 4-5arIey
Glasses for All Varieties.
Class No. 5-Rye
tClasses for All Varieties.
Class No. e--spe!tz
Glasses for All Varieties.
Class No. FLAX
Glasses for All Varieties,
Class No. s-suckwfeat
Classes for Al Varieties. ...
Class No, s-Tare and Native Glasses
Best Display Native Hay.
BEST Display all kinds Tame Grasses
Bring In your Alfalfa. etc, etc.
Class No. 1c-Potatoes
Half Bushel -,.
Glasses for All Varieties. .
Class No. 11-veaetabies
I. carrota. Beets, T1rnipg, Rutabagaa
\ Unions Beans. -efc. peck or mora
cabbage, Pumpkin: Squash, etc ons
or more I'd. .ls4ss4ssr = =: y. !,
Glass No. 13-canned and Preserved
4: Fruits; &e@ "a II s
3 Z = t'Fe~1l in taSe*l.ake Region. Classes
in all Varieties. ~.ss,.
- s. ~ 553 5.e--@--s s
s5s.Is DIVISION no. e--RAlRYiNe5:
Best s. Lb. lar Of Buffer III
Best i3st Rolls. or Prints, .2, <.5s. =.
5Isest Home Made Cheese.
3t5fsaso.Home, Drawn Picture,of Model.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
FtaS-- RSru

DAIRY Barn. ,..
Best HeE2e Made Drawing % a Mo lei
Dairy Cow.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-02-06
LIVE STOCK

Division Mo, 1-csttle
Best Dairy Type Cow. v
Best Dual Purpose Coz.
sest Beef Type Cow.
Best Dairy Type Bull.
Fest Beef Type Bull
Best Type Feeding Steer.
Division nc. 2-f1orses
Best Type Brood Mares, draft bregL
Best Type Stallion, draft breed.
Best 1912 Draft Type Colt. +
Best Type Shetland Pony.
Division NO. 3---Hoss
Best Type Brood Sow
Bert Type Boar.
best Type Feeding Hogs, lard variety.
Best Type Feeding Hogs, bacon variety
Division No. 4-sheep
Best Type Female
Best Type Ram.
In all live stock classes it is the ir,>
aiyiGual type and not the flesh The.
animal II in that viii count viii, the
judges. Ell
:; DIVISION NO. s--GRAiNs AID
r52.@ GRASSES 5f :.
u. Class No. Corn ;"
Lot MOI /, Northwestern Dant..~ n
Lot 10. 2, Minnesota No. %. |<zss..'~ d.
l,ot No, ., White Dent. e .' .@&s5fss 81
lot Noss4 yellow Dent, ~ s<.. hi n
lot 40. .. gquaw Corn. ',-.ssa $ss. =
CT Sweet Corn ~ 5.s..s5fe.1.%
Lot m. Pop Com Y f..@::s.3 1; Il.
lot so.% Hest Display grown u o4.
School Plots.
.ff ofn TO be sifo@h III lots OF ten
aafs O. more. sss IL ~ ,.;5. B.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

HOLPUCH IN THE LIMELIGHT
Again the searchlight is turned on
the school board.
This exciting body, which is sup
posed to represent the dignity of edu-
cation, has come in for a. lot of pub
Hcity this past winter, but most of it
has been confined to John Sonsteby
and his pals.
But now it is said Joseph A. Hol-
puch, one of the new members, has
grabbed off fat municipal contract
in the way of the construction work
on the new municipal contagious dis
csc hospital.
1t now develops that Holpuch got
the contract some time ago, but the
news was kept shrouded in secrecy
until the legality of the contract was
passed on by the city law department
yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

A very good way TO prevent a
cracked wash basin from breaking is
to paint along the crack with white
paint. Then place along it piece
of wide tape, the length of the crack.
Paint well over this, and when dry
it will be as firm as cement and last
for years.
Evidently women do all the worlds
work. Two-thirds of the inventions
are labor-saving devices to sell to thA
tired housewife.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

The announcement provoked Z
great deal of surprise around the city
hall.
There may be nothing illegal
about Holpuch getting the contract"
said Aid. Charles e. Merriam, ''but it
seems rather unethical."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

mouse, an,
Their diff
up.
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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-07-23
q WEATHER FORECAST.
MIC q sycs es'S e C Z @ &C c OH
IIE !. HERE AND THERE. is5fTj
IT. %. s1-. 80, <-sar,rs., =, 81 "a fAi556
Tonight and Friday fair.

fsT are neXt-shihes 5 CENTS
.sisson's BilIiardpParlor.a Adm
. Toilet PdpeffsA taPrice's Book
store. u,g..sq 94btf
Dale Herndon returned home
to Judsonia this afternoon
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 69btf
Judge M. M. Stuckey went to
Johnstown this morning, where
he is to be the orator of the day
in the big Odd Fellows picnic.
1000 bushels corn for sale at
Csc at crib. III. Keel. 34btf
/ John Starnes of Weldon was a
visitor TO the county seat to-
day. ifjfs
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-07-23
Notice of Administrators Peti'
tiOn To Sell Lands.

!, | hereby give notice that |, H.
P. Stout, administrator of the
estate of j. NJ Vance, deceased,
will apply to the Hon. C. B. Coe,
Probate Judge of Jackson coun-
| ty, Arkansas, for an order to
sell the remaining lands be-
longing to the estate of j. M.
! Vance, deceased, lying in the
Town of Grubbs, County of
jackson and State of Arkansas,
more particularly. described as
follows, tto-witi: Lots /, 2 and 8
in Block 2, Barnwell's First Ad-
dition to said town, said sale be-
ling for the purpose of paying
the remaining Indebtedness of
said estate, and will be present
ed at the court house in jackson
County, Arkansas, ON the first
tday of the next term of the
jackson Probate Court.
! Witness my hand as such adj
ministrattoff' this 22nd day of
july. f9f Al (te.fffs y pa
. . H r. STOUT, ~
Admin stf&tor IF the Estate Of
oJ..Al. Vance; Deceased. 17w5
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-07-23
DISSOLUTION !.
4 esq. OF NEW HAVEN
System Demanded By. Govern.
ment In. Anti Trust Suit Filed
g...s ba8- aIni New York. Aa''lfs1
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
New oYrk, July 23.-Under
orders of the President and
Attorney General the Sherman
law anti trust suit to dissolve
the New Haven Railroad, the
trolley and steamship combina-
tion Of New England, was filed
here today. The combination is
scathingly scored as "a combina-
alton in restraint of trade and
commerce The, bill charges
the New Haven acquired con-
troll of nine railroad systems,
twenty-five boat lines and ffif7
teen hundred miles of trolley
lines. It further charges that
the New Haven earns about 81
per cent of, theagross freight rev.
efue and about IS per cent. Of
the gross passenger revenues of
all New England roads. vs. 3 'lt
The government asks that the
contracts at, combinations and
conspiraciess cinnorestraint' of
tradenand commerce be- DECLARED
violations Of, the Sherman law
and asks the separation of all
railroads from steamboat and
trolley. lines sandathe breaking up
of steamboat control through a
navigation company. ea
1t further asks the court to
declare the purchase of the Bos-
ton and Maine illegal and that
the company be forced to sell its
holdings, in the Boston and
Maine and leased lines. The
government asks that all sales
in the dissolution of the monop-
oily be supervised by court and
assigned to persons not conect-
ed or under the influence of the
New Haven. The suit charges
that complicated and r. elusive
methods were used in acquiring
these roads, steamboats, and
trolley lines in an attempt to
conceal the real character of the
transactions. H7s asa ! b " y
+~t5 vCs .'t Hsei d e}@
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-07-23


MIR. and Mrs. William Booker.
LOT East Newport have fine lit
tie Son, born Wednesday morn
ing.
b Mrs Earl Moore of Helena
win arrive tomorrow to be the
guest of Mrs. Don Ethridge a
few days en- route to Batesville.
hi Bathing suits at I. d. Prices.
Mems size 75c; boys sizes 35c.
Sent by parcel post, prepaid at
these prices. 94btf.
|. D. Price for fish gigs, min
now seines, hoop nets. tram nets
and all kinds of fishing tackle.
94btf.
Mrs. r. w. Anderson of Jack
sonport was here this morning,
and left on No. A for Morehouse,
Missouri, called by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Allie Black.
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
and Cement.-Hubert's Lumber
Yard, lower end Front st. 33btf
William Hooker left this
morning for Jonesboro and
|Blytheville for few days bus
mess trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mcdonald
of Weldon and Misses Ruth
Haley and Ida Tarpley Of Nc
Crory are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Robinson.
Mrs. C. L. Fox and Mrs.
Maude Bayles left this morning
for Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
at Rochester, MINI, where Mrs,
Fox goes for treatment. ~
Three big days in Newport
Saturday 25th, Sunday Goth and
Monday b27th. What is 9 it?
Come and see. You will enjoy
it. Visitors will be royalty TAX
en- care of blythe Jackson Coun-
II.
| tyr Sunday School Convention.
Place Christian Church, s.. ri
]! All kinds of household goods,
new and second hand, sold at
auction on Front, street every
lSaturday-A. Billiard. Goblin
Learn to swim-buy water
wings and float like a duck. For
sale at l., D. .Price's. $50 i94btf
/ Call Sam Denly about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
! way. Telephone lit. 10 304dtf
Mrs. Margaret johnson, who
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Terry at Batesville,
issreported quite sick . =, d. go
Oak and hickory wood. any
size load for sale. qSpecialprices
ION car lots. 10 Ji1o.. r. Eoftin, j.
Phone, S. - -s ~. tsfa .' .sas a5edtf.
| .JrnMss Gibson hasc justbreport-
ed his arfivalaa Home al, Grqbbs
from a. Very enjoyable "Trip TO
Denvers where he: attended the
national convention Of ! Elks,'
Garland Hurt and Joe BeVens
are now in Colorado Springsaansi
will visit other PLACES, Of, inter
est before returning 3aea.A
Have moved to the old 7OaNeal
saloon building and win be pleas
ed to see friends and trade at.
new stand, 1912 Front street. O.
R. Crosby. Phone 176. 1857.
John Laird of Memphis ar
rived this morning to visit his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs,
r. M. Laird of Diaz, 70. n. a
R. w. McMuray was in from
Grubbs today to attend the Elks
meeting. ..e aseelas aet
Specials this week-Fresh salt
ed peanuts, 25c; Toasted marsh
mallows, Csc Fruit balls, assert
ed flavors, lSc. The above are
35c and 4Oc a pound regular,
Bowen's Cash Store. 93d6
W.aB. Hurley, secretary of the
local lodge Of Odd Fellows, has
just received word from Bates
fville, that Lula Nickens can now
be Received in, the Orphans,
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-07-23

Knox mends shoes cheap, Ill
Walnut street. y II = diff.
j.. A. Stridersa a prominent
merchant of sTucherman, spent
Thursday i'll the city on business.
T. w. Collier, q ,ginner. and
merchant of Tupelo, was here
Thursdayion business Mr.. Col
her says that from Shoffner
south to a point below Tupelo,
and including Fitzhughy they
have had \ plenty nof rain and
cotton there is looking fine.