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(The small shop on the Alley, but we have the
5 Before letting your contract, it will be to your interest,
CHAS. WYLLIE, Manager.
3 Sanitary & Heating Engineer.
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includes ten living, full-grown ]
Polar Bears—a greater number ;
than even any explorer ever saw ]
together at one time. Even the !
Ice Trust would wince at the
cost and trouble involved in se
curing such a cold water con
gress. Moreover the entire col
lection is a rarely splendid'one,
educated to do • all kinds of i
stunts, including walking a rope,
sliding the t6boggan, walking on
a globe, and other feats. The
collection is full of interest and
instruction, merits your atten
tion, and the management "hopes
will receive it. The circus and
hippodrome performances do j
not begin until an hour after the j
opening of the menagerie doors;
and at their conclusion you will
have another chance to study
these zoological treasures. Plen
ty of seats are provided for all
in the huge hippodrome tent, so
don’t rush blindly to secure one.
Take your time and see every
thing, for ibls all well .worth see
ing.
II announcement
Our representative, MR. D. W. SAIFER wfll be in I
rn your city on Wednesday, September 20 and Thursday, ,
■ September 21 with our complete line of NOV ELI \
I AND SNAPPY FOOTWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTER.
I Mr Saifer is an expert shoe fitter and will take great
I pleasure in going over your shoe troubles. It is naturally
I better to see our line in your cuy than to order by book.
I let or guess. Our new measuring system GUARAN
TEES YOU A PERFECT FIT.
Respectfully, -J
IKE KEMPNER & BRO. |
Mr. Saifer will be at the Hotel McLain.
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|| NEWPORT THE
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III Specialties Between Acts.
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■K?1E bank!
■ht 1909, by c. E. Zimmerman Co.—No. 53
investigate the families who have ac- fj
rs» y°u would find that in practically |
ink account is started for their educa- I
children. You envy such people, |
|fvhen they grow up unless they &
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Memphis, Tenn.
Sept. 26 to Oct. 4, Inclusive
ONLY ONE FARE
FOR ROUND TRIP
via
Rock island
LINES
Tickets on sale
Sept. 25-Oct. 3 inclusive '<l
Return Limit
October 5th
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See the Agent about Train Ser-;
vice, etc.
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B. J. BEST,
Local Agt
Don’t Spoil Your Clothes.
Use Red Cross Ball Blue and
keep them white as snow. All
grocers 5 cents a package.
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A QUESTION OF $ AND
.. CENTS generally interests
everyone, and it does us. How
ever, we never scant quality 1
in any of the ingredients that
i we use in the making of our
j BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY,
j. no matter what the cost.
If you will discontinue bak
ing and buy all of your baked
things of us, we guarantee
you’ll never die of dyspepsia.
You can also i'id yourself of
labor and save
Better try it. i
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Looks Like Murder Now.
Hoxie, Sept. 18.—J. D. Lomax,
father of Paul Lomax, the
young man who killed himself in
the dejoot here about 1 o’clock
Sunday morning, received a let
ter today from Woods Thomas
of Batesville, formerly of the
Madox Lumber Company, stat
ing that he witnessed the death
of young Lomax, and charging
that it was committed by “Slim”
Whalen, the baggageman ip the
depot.
In the letter Mr. Thomas
states that he was sitting in the
depot in plain view of young Lo
max and Whalen when they
went into th'e baggage room to
gether, Whalen going on the in
side of the railing, while Lomax
remained on the outside. The
lights in the baggage room, the
letter states, were turned low
when the two men entered. Mr.
Thomas writes that suddenly
there was a flash and the report
of a pistol, and that he saw Lo
max fall back.
Mr. Thomas further states in '
the letter that Whalen came
around to where Lomax lay and
stopped a moment. He asked
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and Whalen replied, “That’s my
business,” and went out of the
station. Mr. Thomas examined
the body of young Lomax, he
says, and found no weapon on it
Whalen shortly returned, he
said, and went to where the dead
body was, but that the light was
out in the baggage room and he j
muld not see what Whalen did.
He says that about this time
a crowd began to gather, and he
eft for the hotel, and took the
rain shortly for Batesville.
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Am pleased to announce to
’riends of my success in win
ling first prize, $400 piano, in
Arkansas Democrat contest.
District 6, and beg to assure i
them of my appreciation
of their subscriptions and sup
port. Sincerely,
Ir?!ogene Bandy.
For Rent.
Large two-story residence in
East Newport, all conveniences.
Also want to rent small hou,«<3
about four rooms.
15/3tf S. W. Taggart, u
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Rainy Days Come ' ft|
To Everybody...
Life has more ups than downs. Right now, while^^^^H
are making, you ought to be saving; then when
do ^me you will have somthing to fall back upon. TfcJ
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You spent it and somebody else put it in the bank.’ K
Why don't you put youi own money in the bank your- ■
self? Why let the other fellow save what you eap? 1
BE INDEPENDENT AND START A ^ANK ACCOUNT®®
OF YOUR OWN WITH 1
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I have Customers for both city and farm property, also ■. f|
for investment*. 1
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Loans, Insurance in all its branches. Abstracts"'of city I
HITE REALTY COMPANY \
It’s the Name on the Movement that Counts
BUYING a watch by the case is like buying a book
by the cover. 4 Book or watch, it is the inside that
counts. In buying a watch give first consideration
to the movement. If you wapt the best movement tor
your money—choose from Our assortment of
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, “it’s Time You Owned a Waltham.”
Waltham Watches are the most dependable of Ume-piece*. That
is why we recommend them. If you want to make yourwaici* 1
c life investment—let us sell you an adjusted Waltham.
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