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-COURT DOCKET
FOR APRIL TERM
Independence Circuit Court Will
Convene at Batesville Mon
day—-Docket Light
The spring term of the Independence
v Circuit Court will convene at Bates
y Ville next Monday, tlie'Tth. Following
^ is a list of. the grand and petit jurors
and the docket for tb^ term.
GRAND JURORS
M. C. Weaver, Ruddell township;
Will Chinn, Ashley; J. A. Tugwell,
Barren; W. M. Milligan, Jefferson;
Ed Griflln, Cushman; Gilbert Luster,
Washington; Ed Stewart, Craig; S.
E. Wells, Dota; H. E. Hawthorne,
Big Bottom; P. S. Fortune, Wycough;
W. A. Parr, Black River; G. J. Lind
sey, Dota; J. B. Fallis, Gainsboro;
J. A. Lewis, Magness; Walter Mc
Guire, Greenbrier; 1). W. Jobe, Relief.
Alternates. J. II. Shannon, Fair
view; M. M. Rutherford, Craig; L. L.
Ellison, Christian; W. It. Slielpman,
Salado; Dave Wyatt, Rosie; T. N.
Blair, Black River.
PETIT JURORS
Dan Boyce, Ashley; N. M. Bone,
Ruddell; John Milligan, Barren; Oscar
Southard, JelTerson; C. L. Jennings,
Cushman; John Barnes, Washington;
Allen Caldwell, Craig; Feel McCook,
White River; R. T. Herrington, Big
Bottom: C. C. Whisnant, Logan: J.
O. Robertson, Wycough; J. A. Gould,
Black River; Fred Churchill, Dota:
J. M Duncan, Gainsboro; Herbert
Snapp, Magness: Steadman McClcn
don, Greenbrier; Charlie Hankins, Re
lief; Tobe Hailey, Liberty; Jim John
son, Fairview; E. L. Reeves, Christ
ian; E. R. Hooper, Salado; E. W.
Wheeler, Oil Trough; G. W. Kramer,
Rosie; Tom Callis, Gainsboro.
Alternates.—T. J. Powell, Green
brier; Lee Chism, Salado; Ed Owens,
White River; Reuben McSpadden,
Washington; Billy Davidson, Oil
Trough; Wheeler Brooks, Cushman;
H. H. Luekett, Ruddell; Eugene Bod
ges, White River; John Fetzer, Lo
gan; George McClure, Ruddell; Har
din Dodd, Rosie; Ernest Wade, Gain
boro.
THE COURT DOCKET
The docket for the term is unusually
light, there being only 3" State cases
and fewer civil cases than usual. The
crimnal docket is as follows.
STATE CASES
State vs. Redfield Baker, drunken
ness.
State vs. Rufus Vorce, carrying pis
. tol.
State vs. Bart Haynes, selling
liquor, two cases.
State vs. Will West, carnal abuse.
State vs. Torn Dorothy, disturbing
the peace.
| State vs. Bill Hawkins, giving
j liquor to minor.
State vs. Shell Reynolds, selling
! liquor, two cases.
State vs. Guard Cummins, gaining.
State vs. Jake Morris, gaming.
State vs. Chas. Linebarger, selling
j liquor.
j State vs. Walter Pitman, gaming.
State vs. Jim Chandler, gaming.
State vs. Rusty Starrett, selling
liquor.
State vs. Len Grady, gaming.
State rs. Ben Pollard, gaming.
...—
State vs. Itenry Rogers, gaining.
State vs. O. Cook, gaming.
State vs. Ben P. Cook, gaming
State vs. Dolph Thompson, grand
larceny.
State vs. Dick McCoy, sellingliquor.
State vs Otis Williams, selling
cigarettes.
State vs. Jake Carter, disturbing
the peace.
State vs. Jake Carter, disturbing
public worship.
State vs. Luther Brogdon, disturb
ing public worship.
State vs. Arthur Goodwin, carrying
pistol.
State vs. Chas. Stephens, sodomy.
State vs. Warren Roberts, assault
and battery.
State vs. Paul Meachem, disturbing
public worship.
State vs. Romas Brown, assault
and battery.
State vs. Bryan Hayes, disturbing
public worship.
State vs. Noble Smiley, carnal
abuse.
State vs. Bishop Magar, appeal
from J P court.
State vs. Alvin Young, grand lar
ceny.
State vs. Ben Morehead, gaming.
State vs. Howard Pinkett, appeal
from J. P. court.
I.AW DOCKET
L. F. Reeder et. a!, vs. Will Cargill,
set for April 10th.
T. A. Gray vs. Capital Security Co.
set for April 14.
J. Taylor vs. Ry. Co., April 21.
Prank Ellis vs. City of Batesville,
set for April 21.
John Jackson vs. G, W. Reynolds,
set for April 11.
Sylvester Martin vs. Ry. Co., 21st.
Richard Brooks vs. F. C. Hoyt et.
al., transferred to equity.
Will Vickers vs. J. A. Henderson,
set for April 14.
S. A. Scott vs. C. W. Beynain, set
for April 14.
Elizabeth Waldrip vs. W. E. Gris
ham, set for April 16.
Yeatman-Gray Gro. Co. vs. Church
ill & Yates, set for April 12.
Stella Hardy vs. Ry. Co., April 24.
J. B. Gowers vs. W. W. Anderson,
set for April 10.
K. R. Hatton vs. Ry. Co., April 21.
J. T. Benson vs. John G. Erwin, set
for April 11.
Al Carter vs. Ry. Co., April 21.
McCaleb A- Reeder vs. Cassie M.
Hardin, set for April 21.
W. H. Callaway vs. T. J. Hood et.
al., set for April 19.
Grace Hutchinson vs. I. J. Ma
theny, set for April 7.
L. R. Barnett vs. T. A. Gray, set
for April 7.
J. 1’. Williams vs. A. A. Henderson
et. al., set for April 15.
J. P. Williams vs. E. C. Jones, set
for April 15.
R. W. Earnheart vs. Ry. Co., set
for April 24.
H. H. Head vs. Wells-Fargo Ex
press Co., set for April 24.
A. E. (Jualls vs. Rv. Co., April 21.
T. J. Hood vs. McCurdy Fain, set
for April 10.
McConnon A- Co. vs. J. E. Hall et.
al., set for April 14.
G. W. Magar vs. J. W. Greenfield
et. al , set for April 15.
Fidelety Ins. Co. vs. Batesville Ice
Co., set for April 11.
Phillips, Hillhouse Boyce vs. A.
Cain, set for April 15.
J, W. Whitener vs. Ry. Co., set for
April 22.
J. L. Fugett vs. Ry. Co., April 22.
E. C. Lamburton vs. N. A., A. R.
and Hubert Harris, set for April 1*>.
J. W. Greenfield vs. I). W. Nichol
son, set for April 14.
Lou Cook vs. M. J. Compton, set
for April 15.
Gracie Gray vs. Ry. Co., April 22.
John Tyler vs. Ry. Co., April 22.
Elbert Owens et. al. vs. Ry. Co., 22.
Sam M. Casey and Union Bank &
Trust Co. vs. Independence County,
set for April 18.
Maggie Mayhue vs. W. L. David
son, set for April 16.
C. E. Freeman vs. Ry. Co., Apr. 22
Sallie Foster vs. Wells-Fargo Ex
press Co., set for April 21.
N. L. Poe vs. Grant Hubert, Apr 16.
G. Heller vs. Ry. Co., April 23.
E. C. Lamburton vs. N\ T. and A. R.
Harris, set for April 16.
W. M. Hare vs. Batesville Excelsior
Co., set for April 18.
Birdie Holloway vs. Planters Fire
Insurance Co., set for April 17.
C'has. F. Stift vs I). A. Young, set
for A pril 11.
C. W. Holt vs. A. B. Gowan et. al.,
April 18
D. L. Barnes vs. Coleman McSpad
den, April 12.
Catherine P. Gregory vs. Bagnell
Timber Co., April 14.
C. M. Edwards vs. Ry. Co., Apr. 23.
J. M. Sisk vs. Ry. Co. 12) April 23.
R. R. Ratton vs. Ry. Co., April 23.
J. R. Watkins Med. Co. vs. S. W.
Wright et. al., April 18.
T. S. Compton vs. Lawrence Hanks.
April 10.
W. H. Callaway vs.M.Myers,Apr.15.
Albert Sims et. al. vs. J. W. Out
law, April 11.
J. N. Rich vs. Western Union Tele
graph Co., April 17.
J. 1). Rowlett vs. N. A. Winston,
April 11.
S. A. Moore vs. Ry. C’o., April 24.
T. D. and Janie Younger vs. Mag
gie Allen. April 23.
C. K. 'Stewart vs. John W. Ferrell
et. al., April 17.
L. Crawford vs. Ry. Co., April 25.
Mary B. Deloach vs. Matilda De
loach et. al., April 24.
K. C. Lamberton vs. T. A. and W.
F. Harris, April 18.
John Bittle vs. Ry. Co., April 24.
Myrtle Ladd, minor, by W. G.-Keyt,
next friend, vs. A. A. Evans, April 24.
C. J. Cannon vs. O. A. Gould et. al.,
April 10.
S. F. Johnson vs. Ry. Co., April 24.
S. A. Moore vs. Ry. Co., April 24.
Will Patterson vs. Ry. Co., April 25.
W. E. Self & Co.vs. Ry.Co., April24.
A. II. Grey son vs. Cassie E. Har
den, April 14.
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We are now agents
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CALL FOR A KABO
An up-to-date line of Dry
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in fact everything carried
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We not only meet competition
but we give you a nice premium
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We have spared no pains in
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agree with us when you see the
new patterns we have. Come
early and get your pick while the
stock is complete.
We also have our new spring
stock of Shirts and Neckwear.
Walkover and Beacon
Shoes; Yes, They
are New, too
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THE BOYS AND MEN'S STORE
410 FRONT ST.
Newport, Arkansas
FOSTER BROS.
BILL OF FARE
Meals.. . 25c
Steak.. _ 10c
Pork.10c
Sausage.. 10c
Eggs 3 . _ 1 Oc
Ham.10c
Soup.5c
Chili.5 & 10c
Cheese 5& 10c
Cold Drinks5c
Fresh Bread
Every Day
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Newark, Arkansas
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PASCOE & POE
Physicians and Surgeons
Office with Newark Drug Company,
Front Street. Phone No, 17.
Office hours8 to 12 a. in., and 1 to5 p. m,
Physicians A Surgeons
Office in Raney Building, Rooms 6
and 7, at head of stairs to right.
Phone 55
Calls Promptly Answered
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will practice in all Courts. Office in
Raney Building over First
National Bank
NEWARK, ARKASNA8
Physician and Surgeon
• Office in New Masonic Ruilding
Phones: Office 48, residence Iff
NEWARK : : ARKANSAS
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J. B. Roe
Phone 47
T. N. Rodman
Phone No. 7
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