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SPECIAL NOTICE—AH subscriptions sent on this of
fer must reach the Post-Dispatch office Before June 15.
Old papers 25 cents a hundred.
For Fire and Life Insurance,
see KRAMER.
Mr. Harden visited the News
last Friday.
Are your teeth decayed? See
Dr. Long about them.
Master L. Jennings, of Wel
don, was in town Saturday.
. Miss Bessie Reynolds and her
cousin are visiting relatives here.
L. M. Pettit visited Newport
last week and spent last Sunday
in Searcy.
Our sheriff, John Kittrell of
Augusta, was in town one day
last week.
Col. Summers, of Augusta,
w as in town transacting business
last Monday.
Go to Memphis June, 15th,
round trip for $1.75. Good for
one day only.
Dr. Long has the latest appli
ances in the art of dentistry.
Call and see him.
Mrs. Mattie Nolen, of Mariana,
visited Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Nolen
a few days this week.
H. M. Woods, of Augusta, was
in town, last Monday. While
here, he visited the News.
Mr. Kidd, the popular livery
man of MeCrory, was in town
Tuesday.—Arkansian.
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John PHILLIPS
UP-TO-DATE
Shaving’and hair
cutting; Parlor.
Satisfaction guaranteed; corne
to see me.
Mccrory,.Ark.
Col. A. J. Marsh, in company
with his little daughter, Myrtle
and little master Elmo, spent last
Wednesday visiting in Augusta.
Take advantage of the cheap
excursion to Memphis and re
turn Sunday, June, 15th. good
for one day, for $1.75 via Iron
Mountain Route.
Will the person or party who
borrowed the songs, “absence
makes the heart grow fonder”
and “rowing home with Mollie”
please return to owner?
Mrs. R. E. Holder and little
daughter, Charlie, of Newport,
have been in town visiting rela
tives for sometime. They re
turned home last Wednesday.
Bee Dr. Long and have your
teeth mended. He can be found j
at the Pettit House June 16th. i
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Miss Fannie Jones, who has
held the chair of music at a well
known school at Oxford, Ohio,,
has returned. We hope she will
j enjoy her well earned vacation.
• The cat came back, she couldn’t
| stay away. We thought so, be
fore he started. The prophecy
I of all lias come true, but hardly
I as soon as was expected. Hugh
| just can’t stay away.
If some people would pick up
a good book and go after the con
! tents as persistantiy as they do
| a game of checkers, we would
| soon hare some o the wisest men
; on earth at McCrory.
C. M. Crossett, of DeView,
was in town Saturday. lie iu
| formes us he is now busy har
! vesting wheat and oats. The
i yield tins year is extraordinary
| and prospects for corn and cot
| ton splendid.
| Mr. Ed Gatlin, who has been
1 with us a long time, left last
i Tuesday for Askew, Mississippi
where he goes to accept a posi
tion with the Kennedy More
lock slave company. Luck to
you Knubbin Ridge.
For biliousness use Chamber
lain's Stomach & Liver Tablets.
They cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels, ef
fecting a quick and permanent
cure. For sale by Dr. J. B. Neal
j of McCrory and A. S. Thompson
i of DeNiew.
! Mr. R. E. E'lis, of Morton,
j came up to see Miss Nancy last
Monday and with a generous
heart handed us one dollar. Mr.
Ellis is a-hard-working man and
is investing all he makes in land
about Morton. We predict, he
will some day own a large farm.
On last Friday, our friend, I.N.
Benson, came up to see the News
man. He brought with him a
splendid speciman of his cotton.
The stalk was fully 20 inches tall.
Mr. Benson has 5 acres of this
cotton and if seasons are favora
ble, he ought make a bale per
acre.
Our friends Frank and Onnie
Powell and Edgar Pritchett came
up to see us last Saturday.
Frank, in place of loafing in town
as he otherwise might Jo, comes
up and learns the art of setting
type. There is nothing like
learning all one can and if one
shows he is willing to learn, i
there will always be someone
ready to give assistance.
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J. E. Atkinson & co,
Livery and Feed Stable,
I The reliable
We have good g
teams and care
ful drivers.
| Commercial men given special attention. GIVE US
your BUSINESS McCrory, Ark, ®
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A. J. Marsh can now be fou nd
behind the counter at Thompson
Hailey Co. on Saturdays. Mr.
Marsh has had a great deal of ex
perience merchandising. He is
one of the few honest men that
can be found these days. He is
well acquainted over the county
and the firm deserves to be con
gratulated for securing such val
uable assistance.
My little son had an attack of
whooping cough and was threat
ened with pneumonia; but for
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
we would have had a serious
time of it. It also saved him
from several severe attacks of
croup.—H. J. Stiuckfaddenj
editor World Herald, Pair Haven,
Wash. For sale by Ur. J. B.
Neal of McCrory and A. S.
Thompson of DeView.
Of what does a bad taste, in
your mouth remind you? It in
dicates that your stomach is in
bad condition and will remind
you that there is nothing so good
for such a disorder as Chamber
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
after having once used them.
They cleanse and invigorate the
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Cold, Colder,
Frozen
is the way we are serving
drinks at our Fountain;
Crushed Fruit with Soda,
Ice Cream Soda every Tues
day and Friday evenings.
We are serving all late
Fancy, Drinks, except min
eral water Drinks.
We have not neglected
our Grocery Department,
adding all the time.
For a nice Dessert, try a
ca n of California White Cher
ries, very line.
Our Candies cannot be
excelled for quality.
Cigar sipokers! We have
something to interest you,
Don’t forget- the piace,
you love popcorn and pea
nuts, we have .them fresh.
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■stomach and regulate the bowels,
For sale at 25 cents per box by
Dr. J. B. Neal of McCrory and
A. S. Thompson of DeView.
Mr. W. L. and J. L. Baty, of
Tip, were in town Tuesday and
while here, handed Miss Nancy
the price for two subscriptions
to the News. Business is pick
ing up just as Will Wilder pre
dicted. We don’t allow such lit
tle matters to bother us as to the
contention for the largest sub
scription list in Woodruff county,
WTe are competing with the Ga
zette and the Commercial Ap
peai and we’ll bet our last Sun
day’s overcoat that the News has
a better circulation than either
of the above named papers in
Woodruff county.
TIP.
By Our Regular Correspondent.
Why can’t we play ball?
Walter Winters was in DeView
Sunday.
Tom Chaney was visiting
friends here Saturday.
Prof. C. L. Hodges, of Grays,
was in our city Sunday.
We have been having some
very cool weather for summer.
Prof. J. M. Lovejoy will, we
suppose, teach our summer
school.
Some of our young men went
to a baptising on Cheatam lake,
Sunday evening.
H. H. Holder and son, Harold,;
:>f Grays, were visiting at F. B. ’
Winfree's Sunday.
Dee Chaney has commenced i
work on the school house and in
tends to finish the work in this i
month.
A good and much needed rain!
:ell last Thursday and Friday j
which made crops look very
much better.
We want, in behalf of the Sun
lay school, to thank the “bad
ightin” people for not raising
war on the public road. We are
glad to know that they didn’t
light (?) where the Sunday school
children vfere liable to see them.
McCrory people enjoyed them
selves to the superlative on last ■
Wednesday. There were two
fiish fries; one at Sullivan lake,
about one mile south of the Iron
Mountain railroad tank. There j
were some 14 persons present;
with plenty to eat and tish galore.
The other crowd, consisting of
some seventy, spent the day on
King lake a mile or two north of
the Iron Mountain railroad tank.
The News man was one of the 70
and the way all seemed to enjoy
themselves, was enough to make
a sick-man feel himself in para
dise. While*tlie fishermen did
not have as much luck as they
might have desired, yet there
was enough to eat for twice the
number. Ask Dr. Neal how he
enjoyed the coffee old lady Nancy
cooked. He only drank H tubs
full empty, And that is no con
vention talk either. The fisher
men caught a fine grinnel and
the way some of our people ate
the thinly sliced pieces, one
would naturally believe they took
the word of some jokers and ate
it for cat-fish. On the way home,
the News man had an ocular dem
onstration of what the people of
Kansas denominate sockless
Jerry Simpson. A little dis
tance ahead of our hack, we saw ■
Boyd Angus and his friend Mr. i
Reynolds, of Judsonia. Mr.
Reynolds was complacently seat
ed in the buggy while our sock
less, shoeless, rolled-up-trouser,
Boyd was wading through mud i-,
and water gently leading his
dearest horse. The horse, after
a gentle start, would trot along '
nicely and sockless would have
to jump in the buggy on the fly.
Boyd has our sympathy and we
trust be will soon stop driving •
that pony or quit humoring it.
The people at both fries had j
splendid times. *
angst aasy rniBBeasasaia:
Tie makees
wanted; good
pay and fine
timber,
W. B. Fakes,
flcCrory, Ark:
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Miss Oma St'ales, who has.
een visiting in Searcy, is at;
ome once more.
HOT WEATHER WEAKNESS.
If you feel fagged out, listless i
nd lacking in energy, you are
erhaps suffering from the do-'
iliating effects of summer!
reather. These symptoms indi-1
ate that a tonic is needed that!
nil create a healthy appetite,!
lake digestion perfect, regulate!
tie bowels and impart natural
ctfvity to the liver. This, f!er: j
ine will do; it is a tonic, laxati ve!
nd restorative. II. J. Preegard, I
Top. Grand View Hotel, Cheney j
Ian., writes: “I have used Her-;
line for the last 12 years, and'
othing on earth can beat it. It
vas reccommended to me by Dr.
few tor;, Kan.” ode at Dr. Neal’s.
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Close connection at ten junc
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HENRY WOOD General Manager.
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READ IT IN* HIS NEWSPAPER.
George Schaub, a well known
German citizen of New Lebanon
Ohio, is a constant reader of tht
Dayton Volkszeitug. He knows
that this paper aims to advertise
only the best in its columns, and
when he saw Chamberlain’s Pair
Balm advertised therein for lame
back, he did not hesitate in buy
ing a bottle of it for his wife,
who for eight weeks had suffer
nd with the most terrible pains
hi her back and could get no re
lief. He says: “After using
the Pain Balm for a few days my
wife said to me, ‘I fee! as though
oorn anew, ’ and before using the
entire contents of the bottle the
unbearable pains had entirely
vanished and she could again
;ake up her household duties.”
2e is very thankful and hopes
hat all suffering likewise 'will
tear of her wonderful recovery.
1’his valuable, liniment is for sale
3y Dr. J. B. Neal of McCrory
aid A. S. Thompson of DeView.
HOW TO AVOID TROUBLE.
Now is the time to provide
'ourself and family with a bottle
■f Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
,nd Diarrhoea Remedy. It is al
most certain to be needed before
he Rummer is over, and if pro
cured now may save you a trip
o town in the night or in your
msiest season. It is everywhere
dmitted to be the most success
ui medicine in use for bowel
omplaints, both for children and
dufts. No family can afford to
e niithout it. For sale by Dr.
. B/Neal of McCrory and A. 8.
'hompson of DeView.
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TO 1URTKDA Y SUPPER
There will bo given an ice
cream social on June, 10th. be
tween the hours of seven and
nine o’clock p. m., on the vacant
lot between the Fakes Merchan
tile Co’s., store and E. L. Phil
lips’ store. All the little children
between the ages of 5 and 14 are
cordially invited to attend and
make merry to honor Miss Cora’s
11th birthday.
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McCrory’s well known
Painted and Decorator,
has just received an up-to
date line of sample wall
paper books of the latest
designs from the most not
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Anyone desiring work in
2 his line, will do well to set;
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Mrs. R. E. Holder, of Newport,
and Mrs. J. D. Johnson paid us a
pleasant call Tuesday.
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Dent Perkins left last week for
the western part of Arkansas,
where he goes to seek employ
ment.
Dr. Long, the dentist, can be
■ found at the Pettit House on
June 16th arid will remain fiye
| days.
j Miss Kate Morris and Mrs
i Maggie Morris, both of Searcy
| are over visiting Dr. J. W. Mor
ris of DeView.
Dr. E. A. Long, the Forrest
j City Dentist, will be in McCrory,
j at the Pettit House, June 16th and
will remain for five days.
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Miss Vira Penrose and her
friend Miss ESie Glazier and
; Messrs. Ores and Will Penrose,
| all of Meredith, spent several
days in town the guest of Dr. J.
! B. Neal.
; This morning, (Thursday) Col.
John Shearer accompanied by
his accomplished daughter, Miss
Ruth, returned home. Miss
j Roth has been attending college
at Arkadelphia and graduated
! this year with high honors; she
: having captured the gold metal
in the musical c ontest.
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E. Edwards, Local Agent,
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