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■—Kkamer writes Insurance.
John Lewis visited Cotton
Plant Tuesday
—Dont forget tlie Star Saloon
When iu Augusta.
C. L. Jones visited Wynne
Monday on business.
Ask Hugh Shearer, how he
likes a bowl of China?
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When you go to Augusta, go to
Oil Kirkland’s Saloon. He keeps
both kinds-Good and Bad
—Buchanan & Wade keep the
luv^cle of Whiskey you wanf.
When in Augusta, call on them.
Miss Florence Rosser, of near
Rosser’s Switch visited friends
in Cotton Plant several days this
week.
S. J. Roberts, of Surrounded
HiflT^ttkhR. J. Person, of Grays,
two of our Colored,fyiends visited;
us Thursday.
Miss Meta Chaney, a charming
young belle of Cotton Plant, was
visiting friends in town several
days this week.
flurry Woodsand Bob Ilarville,
twoof Augusta’ssolons in politics
were in town last week. We
wonder wliat's up that needs
bringing down.
L. M. Pettit and R. M . Comer
left last Tuesday via Choctaw for
Batesville and other points in In
dependence County. Success to
both of you.
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r Miss Jesamitie Perrin, who
srT excellently taught in our
school last year, reviewed her
acquaintances here last Sunday.
W eare alwaysglad to have friends
visit our town.
Conductor Hudspeth, tin
Courteous railroad official, kindly
asked the boys not throw l ice on
one of our young men as he was
*|ij hifL way to Bald Knob ii. tin
qqtwpany of our young lady
friend.
Miss Grace Wells, of Searcy,
who so faithfully assisted Miss
Perrin in our Public School last
year, was in town Sunday. A
certain young man was in a
hurry to reach the train when
she arrived.
Remember to pay your taxas
before April 10th as you will
have to pay the penalty after that
date. Sheriff Patterson can be
found at l.i,s office at Augusta
until that day and'will ’gladly
sit tend to your troubles in that
line.
T. R. Hardy, of Cotton Plant,
was in town Saturday.
—The Star Saloon keeps the
best goods in Augusta.
L. M. Petit, spent Sunday and
Monday with home folks.
W. H. Jimerson, the tombstone I
man, was in town Monday.
—A New Line of Matting. Oil
cloth, Rugs an,d Windoj^. Shades
at E. L. Hamilton*
Mr. Woodie the Unin%> City
lumber man was in the city seve
ral days this week.
—If you want the best goods,
come to the Star Saloon at Au
gusta. Louis T. Penn.
—Buchanan & Wade keep the
| article of Whiskey you want.
When in Augusta, call on them.
J. B. Kittrell, the popular dis
penser of good things at Oil
Kirkland’s was here Sunday vis
iting his wife.
Col. John Shearer, his daughter
Miss Ruth and Rev. P. E. Taylor,
our worthy pastor attended the
banquet at Little Rock this
week.
Messrs. Hamilton and Phillips
have both gotten some new im
proved gasoline lamps. They
make their places of business
take on city airs.
Chas Meelmn, the Cotton Plant
rival of Cupid’s Laurel Wreath,
Lias bought an elegant line of new
vehicles for his popular liver y
barn at Cotton Plant.
On last Saturday night imme
diately after the arrival of the
train, Chas. Dye brought a cake
walker with him to the News
office^. We, John Beidleman Chas.
Dye and the News Man had ;
time. Chas paid 40 cents for tin
the prize and it is said this cuk<
brought the most at the sale
after the Knights of Kindness
Banquet. It was a peach. Now.
whether we are good judges id
fruit or not we can not say with
authority nevertheless, the cak<
is no more aml-that is sufficient
evidence to our minds.
Rev. P. E. Taylor’s boy lodge,
the Knights of the Lodge of
Kindness, gave a Public banquet
last Friday night. Everyone en
joyed the feast to the fullest and
many spoke in highest terms of
the effort of the boys. It is said
this banquet was the finest ever
given in McCrory. Many excellent
I toasts were toasted and one
I young man has not been what he
! might have been had henot toast
j ed.Suffice it to sav the boys gave
j the public an extra nice time and
I every one should be interested in
! the good works of Bro. Taylor
i and the boys.
H J Cariker’s
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Ice cold drinks of all
KINDS always on hand.
Milliard and Pool 'Tables to pass away the time.
Come and enjoy yourself. Good behavior will be expected.
McCrory,.*>.Arkansas.
p. n. LEMON
Contractor and Builder,
Estimates furnished at any time. Iain prepared to do
any job-work or building on short notice.
I guarantee satisfaction. Building repairs and job
work a specialty.,
McCrory
Arkansa
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E. H. CONNER, PRESIBENT
F. H. KITTRELL. VICE P RES.
WOODRUFF COUNTY BANK.
CAPITAL $25,000.00
—AUGUSTA. ARK_.
Solicits your account and offers the same Courtesy to
the smallest depositor that is given to the largest.
Will cheerfnlly attend to any business with County
Officers for our friends.
T. E, BONNER, Cashier.
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The City
BARBER SHOP.
Shaving, llair
Cutting and Sham
pooing Parlor.
Next door south of
Dr. McCain’s office.
John Phillips.
McCrory, Ark
Bro. Johns, of DeView was in
town Tuesday.
Mr. Sturdivant is having a lot!
of work done on his premises. !
—You will find the best goods
at the Star Saloon in Augusta.
Our fellowtownsman, Fletcher
Lewis, has Yweived a beautiful
buggy for family use.
Oil Kirkland’s is Headquarters
for Spiorts, Speculators and
Dudes: 'Fine as silk. Augusta.
John Robertson and
| Chas.-Tyrone, two worthy young
| gentlemen of Wiville, were in
-towrn Tuesday.
Uncle Tom O’Bannon, the well
known sawyer, died at his home,
at Seay last Friday. His remains ;
were taken to Bald Knob fori
interment.
Miss .Nettie Dillard, Walter
Shelton, W. V. Angelo, C. L.
Jackson and N. J. Hays contri
buted to the pantry of the News
this week. Many thanks.
Grays has a new firm which be
gan business as such last week.
Angelo Hays is the name.
They are both sober, industrious,
ide awake business and will no
loubt do an excellent business.
We tur ned out a nice lot of job
work for the new firm this week
for which they have our thanks.
One day last week Our friend
Alfred M<x»re, of Cotton Plant,
got the fingers of his right hand
chopped to pieces, while working
>i» the plainer in his fathers shop.
Dr. Mathews amputated the
fingers just below the first joint
from the hand. Alfred is a good
boy and we deeply sympathize
with him in his misfortune.
—Give us a call when you come
to Augusta we will treat you right.
Louis T. Penn.
Quite a number of our people
attended services at Beards last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dorr and Miss Ellen
Atkinson are visiting friends at
Newport this week.
Suppose your house should
burirto night. Have Kramer to
insurelyou before it is too late.
Galen Patterson, our worthy
deputy sheriff, of Augusta, was
in town Sunday to see his Cotton
Pant girl, who met him on half
way grouud.
Our friend Sam Kyle, one of
the most popular young men
of Woodruff County, was up from
Cotton Plant last Monday and
remained until Tuesday after
noon. We are always glad to see
Sam. Sam said Bob is still the
same old Bob, which we are glad
I to hear. We thing it is time Bob
was coming up to see his friends
and the “Hoodlum Wagon.”
On last Saturday night, some
of the Do View boys played havoc
in the photwgrayher’s tent at
DeView. We were informed that
no reason could be assigned for
such ungentlemanly conduct
except to ease their Satanie mis
[ chief boxes. Photographs were
dtstroyed, chemicals mixed and
many similar doings that indicate
! the low ideals of the perpetrators,
j Such doings on the part of any
one causes nothing but trouble
and no good can come of it. Boys
be men. Go to work and stop
such foolishness and make men
! of yourselves.
Look Over This! room suits ward
robes, Glass Door Cupboards,
Kitchen Tables, Sewing Machines, Beds, Mattresses,
Springs, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Bureaus, Bed
Lounges, Iron Beds, Chairs, Rockers, Child’s Cribs,
Child’s Beds, Doors, Windows, Stoves, Stove Vessels of
eve-y kind, Tinware, Shelf Hardware, Ventilators. Roof
Flanges, Stove Pipes, Pipe Caps, Elbows, Thimbles, T’s,
Grinding Stones, Wash Kettles, Matting, Rugs. Floor Gil
Cloth, and Trunks. See if there isn’t Something that you
need, if so, I can interest you: for my line is complete and
my prices are right.
E. L. Hamilton.
Commercial Men given our most careful aftention.
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McCrory,
Arkansas
Go To The
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’ Store for your Fancy and Staple
_^Groceries^_„
A GRAPHO PHONE GIVEN away with Baking Powders.
We keep everything kept in a tiirst class GROCERY STORE.
> . Able to do any kind of watch reparing on short notice.
Drop in when in town.
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J.M.&R.N. COOK’S I
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Fine Whiskies Wines and Gigar^.j
__^_JUG TRADE A SPECIALTY.^
* Express prejntirl on all orders from a (1.1LLO.Y up to <my
point-; vVt4l^TEAl UST iicconi /too // E.l < 7/ OY&DEJt. j
Fair Oaks, : , : : Arkansas:
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TO THE COTTON GROWERS!
I arn prepaired to do your, GINNING and WRAP
PING at 50 cents per hundred. Good service and
prompt attention are given to all my customers.
I am also prepared to do your GRINDING. I ask you to corner
and investigate my wont for yourself. I have one o£ iJue best and
cleanest GINS in the county. I solicit a share gf your patronage.
JOHNSON, flcCrory, Ark !
ROLL OF HONOR.
Miss Macnab’s Room.
Rosa Cariker 82
iArny Hartin. ’ 84
Cor.a*Phillips v f<2
Lillie Johnson 85
Meek Mitchell 85
Nettie Dilliarcl 85
Walter Raney 85
Nobel Wherry 87
Turner Fakes < 89
Mabel Sturdivant 88
Henry McMurtry 87
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Miss McCrory’s Room.
Hicks Lewis 89
Joe Arnof 90
Ethel Huddleston 88
Margurette Root 88
Dan Angus 92
Olive Patterson 91
Effie Jones 85
Ellen Lewis 89
Mildred Patterson 92
Willie May O’Fallon 90
Jay Raymond 89
Pete McMurtry 84
Barner McMurtry 80.
Virgil Perkins. 83fe
Hunter Black' 90
Elma Wilder 88
Walter Huff 85
Mildred Angus 90
Lucy Dilliard 88
Edna West 92
Harry West 90
Pauline Huff 90
Ottie Huff 92
Mary Johnson 89
Lottie Miller 92
Lena Baswell 87
Joe Weems 82
Etta Weems 92
Ida May Weems 92
Helen Macnab, Prin.
Mary McCrory. Assistant.
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1 t.i;! i» c ont p o 11 n d,
1 h* from tho choicest
« • * .‘-la of fruits and
\ .0 . -Iilcs known to the
ii. dic:il profession to act
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‘ iio human system as a
laxative. For the cure
of chronic constipation
and its Qiauy attendant
ills, mol to dispel colds, 1
headaches And fevers.
It acts gently on tho j
kidneys, liver and t>owels. and as a t«*nic to these
various organs. It is absolutely harmless, there
fort) can ho taken with impunity ut ull times and
under nil rircnmstiuctii tho most Uwlicutolj
constituted ladies i\ui] children.
Price 25c and 50c Per Bottle.
UAVUFACTUBEO OHLT UY
LYON MEDICINE CO., Louisville. Ky« |
l^ui^ale by A. S. Thompson41
Deview Ark.
TRADE MARK.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
DeVlew Township Officials.
Constable, John Ha to he i
Justicesof Peace. Sam WaUon & J. T. Angelo
Court ess ions.
Circuit Court meets third Monday in Februa -
ry and August.
Woodruff Chancery Court.* Third MjmkU t
I in May and December.
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County Court.—First Monday In J»n;wr\.
April. July and October.
I’robate Court meets fourth Monday in Jiui
uary, April. July and October.
City Officials, K
Mayor.
Keeorder.
H. T Rar.cy.
W. B. Kyle
Marshall. Col. Stafford
Aldermen: C. H. Cook, E. L. Hamilton
E. T. Wherry. C'.Hailey and H. J. Cariker
LODGES.
W. O. W. Oum Woods Camp No. 108 meeti
at MeCrory. Ark , first Tuesday of each mouth
at 8 p.m. H. T. Kaney, C. C.
TheSMASONICfLODGEjlof MeCrory meet
on the 1st and 3d Thursdays of each month
All visitinir brothers are most cordially invited,
„ . F, E. Taylor O M
The Chapter of O. E. S. of MeCrory meet
onlthelt’ndlandllthlThursdays of each month
All visiting members most cordially invited
Mrs. W. H. Dull chert y. W. M.
t ”'l:e KniirhtslandlLadieslof Honor meets at
| 2 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each
i month. All members cordially invited.
Mrs. M. H. DouKherty Protector.
County Officials.
County and Probate Judeo.
StaerifT.
Circuit (Uerk.
County Cleric.
Assessor*
Treasurer.
Surveyor,.
Will Moorman,
M. H. Paktersou,
aul Mai tain,
L. li. Winfree
Will Cam,
Emrene Billin^slea
Henry Schroeter.
Church Announcements.
M. E. Church. South. F. E. Taylor, pastoi
Services every 1. 3 and 4tli Sunday. Sun
day School every Sunday at a. in. Dr. G
B. Fakes* Superintendent. Prayer-mectin
even Wednesday nitrht at 7:30 p. ni.
Christian Church, of DeView. Services
and 3rd Suudays at 11 a. m.. Eld Lon*r preach
insr on the Hrst Sunday and Eld Wood on the
3rd. On 2nd and 4th Sundays of each montt
communion services areheld at 2 p. m.
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5 It will be money to all who need 5
•} Tombstones. Marble and Monu- r
p tnents to see my designs and prices ,
E be fore, you buy. J
£ J M. Barren tine,. DeView, Ark. 5
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Merchant Tai l o-.*v
Represents a remarkably attractive collection
of NEW STYLES, NEW FABRICS and NEW
COIjORINGS. Every Style is strictly Pure
WOOL GUARANTEED by the Makers.
My Prices as heretofore are as reasonable as
is consistent with good material and high class
Workmanship. ' My Motto is to
Hake clothes fit the body and
not the body the clothes.
Augusta
Arkansas