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C. R. GRAY
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Watson Building
Office Hour*:
9 a. m. to 12 m
3 p. m. to 6 p. m
Telephone Number 49.
A QUESTION OF $ AND
. .CENTS generally interests
everyone, and it does us. How
ever, we never scant quality
in any of the ingredients that
we use in the making of our
BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY,
no matter what the cost.
If you wrill discontinue bak
ing and buy all of your baked
things of us, we guarantee
you’ll never die of dyspepsia.
You can also rid yourself of
labor and save money as well.
Better try it.
CITY BAKERY.
A. 8. Drummond
Successor to Z. Q. Russell
212 Front Street,
ICE CREAM
AND SOFT DRINKS OF ALL
KINDS.
nfcctions, Cigars and Tobacco
solicit your patronage and
(3 anise courteous service. |
Walter Ingram
BARBER SHOP
Now Open to Serve The Pub
lic. Good Work.
THREE CHAIR SHOP
202 % Front Street.
Call and Give us a Trial.
SURE TO GROW I1
1909, by C. E. Zimmerman Co.—No. S6 ^
the return from money sown I
eases with such steady growth I
deposited in a reliable 1
er to be sure what your |
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The enormous sum of $100,000 was re
cently paid for sitxy-six head of short
horn cattle. This fortune in itself was
invested in the prize herd by Herman
Duryea, Eastern millionaire, who for
years has wintered at his mammoth
stock farm and game preserve in Harde
man County, Tenn.
The Duryea herd of short horns in
cludes “Scotch Goods,” an imported bull
which won the first premium at the In
ternational Live Stock show in 1907, de
feating at that time the celebrated
“Whitehall Marshall,” then the most
noted bull in the United States.
This splendid herd will be exhibited
at the Tri-State Fair in Memphis, com
mencing September 26. It will be the
only opportunity the outside world will
have to \ iew the famous Duryea short
horns, .as the Tri-State Fair will be the
only one patronized this year by th«
Duryea stock.
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THE CIRCUS THRILL.
Visions of Paradise For Little
Folks By the Hagenbeck
Wallace Shows.
What a thrill the simple word
“circus” sends through the
heart of the man who is still a
boy beneath the shell that Lis
battles with the world have giv
en him. That the circus of the
past generation has oecome the
gigantic moving city of canvas
covering a myriad of features is
exemplified in the Hagenbeck
Wallace Shows which exhibit
here September 23, and what
vision of paradise and joy su
preme are these greater amuse- j
ment enterprises.
Sweet memories of childhood:
how oft recalled, and among
them stands out prominently in;
the mind’s eye the circus day as j
the star of all gladsome holidays!
that passed. Do you remember
how you watched the men put
ting up the posters, those facin-!
ating announcements of the joy ;
to come ? Do you remember how j
you fell over their buckets of
paste in your desire to be the
first to see what the aerial ar
tist on the next sheet was going
to do? No fairy story ever ap
pealed to you as did those bril-,
liant pictures on the billboard,'
fence or barn. To be spoken to
by one of the actors was glory j
enough to offset the securing of |
any job that would allow you to
walk into the tent without pay
ing your money for the privii-1
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distinction and you hugged it to
your bosom as you joined the
procession and trod the tanbark
path into the big show. Peanuts;
and pink lemonade was food for
the gods combined! You went
to the circus expecting to be a
reckless spender and no petty
economy could hold you. Out in
to the glare of the sunlight you
came after the concert was over,
blinking like an owl in the day
time. Of course, you walked, yet
you felt as though you were
floating on wipgs through
crowds in a dream. The lot on
which the circus had spread its
tents was transformed into some
thing new, and strange, and fas
cinating. You forgot that you;
had ever played ball on it; you
did not recognize anything about
it; even the streets in the dis
tance seemed unfamiliar or turn
ed around. But joy complete,
and permeating every fibre of
your being, was yours. Though
you must go back to a humdrum
existence tomorrow to school, or
doing the chores about the house.
this they could never take away
from you. You had seen the cir
cus apd for days after you
would live it over again and
again, waking or sleeping You
probably attempted some of the
less difficult feats in your own |
back yard with long stockings
for tights and a ti^ipese made of
a broomstick and the clothes
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line, to keep the dream from fad- ]
ing; but this was only fun and
but the shadow of the glorious
reality that had gone before.
The circus had come and gone,
and dizzy with happiness that
you would never know again you
went slowly into the house.
Doubtless when the Hagen
beck-Wallace Shows come to
town you are going. “Not that
I care for such things,” you may
say to your neighbor, “but the
children want to and they must
be amused.” That sounds well;
but suppose just for once you be
strictly honest with yourself. If
you do that you will say: “I am
going because I want to bring
back a little joy that was mine in
childhood’s happy days.”
Barometer of Trade.
Smiles Irradiated the floorwalker’s
face. Business had been poor, but it
was picking up for that day. How did
he know? Women were shopping in
pairs and trios. “They always buy
so much more,” he said, “when they
come in bunches. When a woman
■ «hops alone she buys only what she
needs or can afford, but when she
shops with friends she buys what she
wants them to think she can afford.”
Cause of Worry.
"I have seen men worried for weeks
over some short, terse notification in
& feminine handwriting,” says a
writer in a morning paper. So have
we. As a rule, the short, terse noti
fication in a feminine handwriting be
gins: "Dear Sir.—Unless , . .
—Exchange
A Cautious Program.
“How do you go about ordering a
dinner?” inquired the man from a
rural district. “Well, I see how much
money I have, take out the waiter’s
tip, and then spend the change on my
self.”
Drowned Out the Band.
The Egoist (sitting opposite a noisy
diner)—Waiter, take this gentleman’s
soup away. I can’t hear the band.—
Punch.
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ought to be saving; then when the
"°me you will have somthing to fall back upon.
Where is the money you have
been making all these years?
You spent it and somebody else put it in the bank,
Why don’t you put your own money in the bank your
self? W hy let the other fellow save what you earn?
BE INDEPENDENT AND START A BANK ACCOUNT
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL? .
I have Customers for both city and farm property, also
for investments.
It Costs Nothing to List With Me.
Loans, Insurance in all its branches. Abstracts of city
and county lands.
HITE REALTY COMPANY
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I I When you contemplate putting in Plumbing, or Heating
your home with Steam, or Hote Water, don’t forget to
gall on the
Newport Plumbing and
Heating Company
111 Walnut St., or Phone 340.
(The small shop on the Alley, but we have the goods.)
Before letting your contract, it will be to your interest.
CHAS. WYLLIE, Manager.
Sanitary & Heating Engineer.
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It’8 the Name on the Movement
BUYING a watch by the case is like bin
by the cover. Book or watch, it is the
counts. In buying a watch give first
to the movement. If you want the best
your money—choose from our assortment of
WALTHAM WATC
We have Waltham Watches in Til grades at a wide range of prfcjj:“®“h watch
the best value possible at its respective price. And we car f.
watch case—plain or fancy, solid or gold filled.
"It’s Time You Owned a WaUho'‘\ .
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Waltham Watches are the most want v make your watch
is why we recommend them. Jrou an g^tfsted, Waltham,
a life investment—kt
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