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SENTINEL-RECORD
JOHN G. HIjvj.N8, PUBLISHER
Office Old City Hall Building.
PHONE 131.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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by carriers to any part of the city or
*ent by mail to any addresa.
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Subscribers failing to get their
paper dally, will please report the
aame to thla office.
PRICE OF MURDER.
Hugh -Weir In the Chicago ' World
To-Day” for .1 muary, off. s some very
Starting information from which it
may be possible to reach a conclusion
as to what the tremendous array of
crime in this country Is to be attri
buted.
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We are informed tl^t ten thousand
1)0r&oiis mu reared in this country
every year—ftltyt, strangled, poiaoned,
stabbed or beaten with a club or sand
bag.
Of the murderers, two in every hun
dred are punished. The remaining
ninety-eight escape absolutely fr« e.
In many* of our states the proportion
is only half as great.
b* In G<*o-:git, for instance, only one
rdcred in every hundred 1 punis,.
In a reei nt census of American
digesting the nation as a whol®,
tatement was made that in omy
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t^k^prase* US murdet« in a
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^JLL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
r Oulj ro«sU>ip W*y of Having
A a ICffectlve Carr.
•f you ree a woman or n man with Iux
_ u latit glossy l oir, you may bo sure nei
ther ha* dandruff to amount to anything
• In r.esrly every ease where women and
Ktitlisv* thin brittle hair, they owe It
^ dandruff. Therr- are hundreds of prep
f. aliens that “claim" to cure dandruff.
In' net cr • hut Newbro’s Herplcide telle
;■ i th..t uar.dru*f is the result of a germ
b -rawing Into the scalp, and that per
r 'cent c-uro of dandruff and Its eonse
i: lent falling and baldness, can only be
hid by tenths tho germ; and there is no
oilier preparation that will destroy t+int
g rm hut Newbro’s Herplcide "Destroy
tho cause. end you remove the effect.*'
Poll by leading druggist*. Send 10c. In
ft amps for r-ample to Tho Herplcide Co.,
Jackson's Pharmacy, Agent*.
Two mat's, BOe and 11.00.
I eGorgia—a typical example of the j
average American state—records for
; ty live homicides mere than the
I whole of the British Empire!
More people ore murdered in this
country in a year than are killed on
; the railroads. In three years the vic
tims of our murder cases total more
i than the losses of the British army in !
■ the Boer War.
I We are told there are four and a
half times as many murders to the
i million of inhabitants as there were
1 twenty years ago, and that no such
| conditions exist in any other civilized
j country.
The significant fact about it all is
j that the rest of the world does not
, share these statistics.
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Our increased wickedness is cou
I lined to out own borders.
I In the march of civilization, as ap
j piled to tihe protection of public life,
| and public property, we have fallen
wofullv behind.
If these statements he true, and
there is no disposition to question
them here, it would seem that we
I
lead the world in crime.
Comparing our criminal conditions
with those of several European coun
tries, we learn upon the same author
ity that in 95 per cent of the homl
j ckles of Germany the guilty person j
: is brought to justice,
j In Siutiii the number of convictions
, is 85 per cent of the total number of
j crimes.
| in France it is G1 pqr cent; in Italy
'77 per cent; in England 50 per cent.
Do these facts—when offset against
our two convictions in every hundred
murders—explain why our Lawlessness
is increasing; why we have more ho
micides every year than Italy, Aus
tiia, France, Belgium, England, Ire
land, Scotland, Spain, Hungary, Hoi
iunu auu v4<oti(iuuj vuuiuim u„
Blit so much for the criminal glted
der* of human Wood. They kill to
gratify revenge, they kill for jeal
ousy.
They kill in order to do away with
I witnesses to their crimes, they kill
• in order that they may perpetrate
I robberies and rapes, they kill to es
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cape arrest.
So far the murderers are not gener'
ally of a aiie. ial class or association.
One man may lie a professional mur
derer or he ma\ slay on the spur o!
the moment without any previous de
termination to take life.
Remember the paved streets Pav
ed streets are almost new to horses
In this locality and unless they are
handled carefully over this snow they
will suffer falls. Let your humanity
extend to your most faithful side
worker.
One of the preachers pi edicts that
the earth will be a topia in 2010.
With such progress as lias been made j
during the past fifty years it should
not be necessary to wait until 2010
iur the ideal eondiimn.
Help the charitable fed the poor,
Is a god memorandum to jot down;
:he work is well organized in this
city and there is need of all the aid,
financial and otherwise, the workers
can get.
The idea that J. Plerpont Morgan
is buying; a. whole lor of uuusual
trinkelg and things with a view of
scute day coming into complete owner
ship of the earth seems to be growing
Hasn't the postoffice department
power to put a slop to abuse OL like
franking privilege? Calling on con
gress for legislation savors of trying
10 sitifi responsibility.
It is rei ! J that the people of this.
country have $14,000,000,000 deposit- j
ed in the banks. 'Tis evident that a
good many are not living beyond our
means, alter all.
Mr. Calhoun's success In living
through banquets indicates thiat he
ought to be strong enough for any
kind of service that may confront him j
In China.
Colonel Roosevelt has killed an ele
phant with tusks that weigh 110
pounds, but there Is no reason to be
lieve that the ivory market will be
seriously affected.
A Texas man has just gi”?;i away
several million dollars’ worth of prop
erty; but don't get excited. He mere
ly gave it tu members of his family.
"There are,” says the Washington
Herald, "a lot of wise people in this
country.” Yes; and the number in
creases after every campaign.
Perhaps W. Gould Rrokaw is mere
ly trying to have it so arranged that
he may have his taxes reduced with
out additional trouble.
Charles W. Morse is to work as a
taiior in the federal prison at Atlanta
He neglected to take the right kind
of a stitch in time.
Donagbey says he is too busy build
ing the capitol to meet Kavanaugh
and explain why he tore so much of
the building down.
Mayor Gaynor of New York appear®
to have made a fine running start.
But there happens to be other prop
erty owners.
Evidently the Cooks are snowboun .
now. ♦
However, it can't all be sunshine.
Beautiful. Yes No
Now for the bobsled.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A Uf\Y.
Dr. Detcbon’a Relief Tor Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia radically cures In
1 to 3 days. Its action upon the sys
tem Is remarkable and mysterious. It
removes at once the cause and the
disease immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents
and fl. Sold by Eissie & Hunt Drug
Co.
5 P. M. Special Dinner, 25c. N. Y.
Club Bar Grill. 1-4-lm.
SLATED FOR THE PEN.
Clem Adair, a negro thief who has
given the police officers much trou
ble within the past two months, is
slated (for ta penitentiary sentence.
Lieutenant Willey of the police de
partment yesterday swore out four
warrants against Adair, charging him
with burglary in each. The four
charges are for burlaries within the
past thirty-five days. Adair state*! he
would plead guilty to each. He will
be arraigned today before Judge Glad’
son.
State or Ohio City or Ioieoo. I
I.or as cm sty. f **•
I-UANK j. chehey make* oath that he 1* tentor
partner of ihe firm ot 1. J. I'lirin 6 Co . doing
buRim-HM in the City of Toledo. County and 8tat«j
afore*!ul and that aatd firm will pay tin* «uro 01
ONE M (WDRED DOIXAHH f#»r each and every
(Wap of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use o<
Hall‘a C atakru Curs.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
tn before me r*r*1 iiubacflbciJ my pr<*citc«,
fith day of December, A. D..
] [ A. W GI.CASON,
t * Notary Pvnufj
Bail's Catarrh Cure to taken internally and at »
directly upon the bk»«*d and muenu* mirlaeeR of t»
tjTPem. {Send for te*Umoi)i*k*. free.
F. I CHI JSEY A Ct>„ Toledo.
Hold by all I>ru«UKM. 75e,
Take* Uall h Family Cilia for couatipathm. ,
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jj The Majestic Hotel and Bath House j
H. A. JONES, Manager
■ TXXE MOST IMOIDEILXT HOTEL ITT HOT SEXEXXTO-S J
S 200 Rooms with Hot and ~ A Completely Equipped J
■ 00141 running water, and RATH HOII^P '
■ Telephone. Fifty Rooms ..DA I n nUUgC» »
■ with Private Baths and In the Hotel ■ .
I Toilets. m i
■ aar-.-r- . -.,. Operated under auth” * 1
Z Rates, $2.50 To $4.00 of U. S. Govern- J
PER. DAY, AMERICAN PLAN ment, with hot mineral it
■ - - water direct from the ■
m Special Rates by the Hot Springs Reserva- •
; ™.eek’ and to Fam- tion. ■
H HieS. “Have Cooper Eroe. Agent c*e«k ft
■ baggage and taka Bue to Hotel.”
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
The Sentinel-Record Is authorized t*
announce the candidacy of Orlando H
Sumpter for railroad eotnmis*ffoner of
the southern district of Arkansas, sub
ject to the action uf the Domocratit
primaries.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
The Sentinel-Record is authorized t<]
announce W G. Bouic as a candidate foi
re-election to a second term as repre
sentative In the Arkansas general as
sembly from this county, subject to th
action of the Democratic primaries.
The Ben tin el-Record is authorized ti
announce George Whittington as a can;
didate for representative in the next
general assembly from Garland county
subject to the action of the Democrat^
primaries.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized t»
announce the name of Judge Henry
Kvans as .1 candidate* for re-election T'
the office of circuit judge in tills judieia
district, subject to the action of th*
Democratic* primaries
FOR CHANCERY JUDGE
To the Voters of the Third Chancery
District:—1 am a candidate for chancel
lor for the second term, subject to thf
action of the Democratic primary. Con
stant attention to the business of tin
courts will preclude the possibility of a
canvass. If I have made a satisfactory
chancellor 1 would like a re-election. I!
elected I will try to make myself useful.
Very truly.
ALONZO CTRL.
HENDERSON AS A CANDIDATE.
To the Voters of the Third Chancery
District, Composed of the Counties of
Montgomery, Garland, Hot Spring, Sa
line and Grant.
I am a candidate for Chancellor, sub
ject to tlic Democratic Primary, upon nv
record as a citizen, believing that my
character, training, fitness and uhilit'
qualify me to fill this office acceptably tc
all the iHtople. Am a native of the dis
trict. but not a chronic office seeker. I
have never offered for an office since
[going out of the office of Prosecuting At
torney. twenty-one years ago. This of
fice I held for six years, and was then
retired that others as worthy might nlsr
reap the honors.
The opportunity to win laurels by
being chancellor should not always bit
enjoyed by one man. therefore I earn
estly solicit your support on the promise
that it will be my greatest ambition to
fill this office with credit and honor tc
you and to myself.
JETHRO P. H KNDBHSON.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized to
announce Thomas Milan as a candidal*
for county and prolate Judge of Garland
county, subject to the action of ihi
Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to
announce the candidacy of Thurston P.
Farmer for re-election to county ami
prolrate judge, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized to
announce the candidacy of Mr. Robert
Mooney for re-election to the office at
county clerk, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized tc
announce H A. Whittington a candidate
fn- ..lection to the office of Circuit
and Chancery clerk, subject to the action
ot the Democratic primary.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
The Senlinel-Record is authorized tr.
announce the name of T K Rutherford
as a candidate for prosecuting attorney
of this district, subject to the action o'
the Democratic primaries.
The SentInel-Rerord is authorized t.
to n Ilf Olmec M S Cobh, us a candidal.
for pit.curing attorney fm this Jmll. ii!
illstrici, subject to the action of th
i DeJjoctuMc primaries.
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Tin* Ben tine I-Record: Please announci
my candidacy for the offic% of prosecut
ing attorney for the Seventh judicial clr
suit of Arkansas, subject to the Demo
cratlc primary in March, IStlO.
The peace, permanent prosperity arte
host interests of Hot Springs depeni
upon honest elections and good govern
ment. through a faithful, just and Im
partial enforcement of the law.
I pledge my best efforts to that eourst
If elected. j. |{. WOOD
The Sentinel-Record is authorized t.
announce Henrv Means as a candidate
ror re-election to the office of prosecut
ing attorney for this Judicial district
prlmaHes° ‘h° acUon of th‘' 1rati.
_ FOR collector.
I no Son find-Record is authorised tr
announce Milton P Moore as a candidal,
for the office of collector of (Julian,
county, subject to the action of th
Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel-Record Is authorlzcd tr
for .“hi'1' w, A r*uchanan “■* a candidatt
ror the office of collector of Oarlan.l
countv. subject to the action of th,
Democratic primaries
„ FOR SHERIFF.
I he Sentinel-Record Is authorized t,
announce Jake Houpt as a candidate r„,
re-election to the office of sheriff ,,|
Gturland county, subject to-the action of
ihc Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to
announce the candidacy of Mr \V a
,<k fo' ,hf' ,,ITt'-c »f sheriff „f
Vh, ' rmn,T snbject to the action of
the Democratic party.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
a„T,h Sentinel Record is authorized to
announce the candidacy of Mr John F
Dsheroon for re-election for County
riuisurei subject to the action of the
TI FOR TAX ASSESSOR
^"‘'"'-'-Record is authorized tn
far re T .Gilllam ni* « candidate
for re-election to the office of tax as
sexsor of Oarland county, subject tn the
action of the Democratic primaries
_. fOR CITY ATTORNEY.
Hie Sentinel-Record is authorized t«
fo. ei'.T V, '• '■ -"axe.v ax a candidate
o7'.h!attorney subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel.Record is authorized tn
announce the name of .1 a Stalk-up as
a candidate for re-election to a second
term as city attorney of (lot gurlnsrs
subject to the action of the Democrat!*
primaries.
Tin- Sentinel Record I*. Authorized i*
announce (V T. Cothnm as a candldati
for city attorney, subject to the action
if the Democratic primaries,
The Sentinel-Record Is authorized t<
announce Mr. Sydney Taylor as a cam
didnte for city attorney, aubjert to thf
Democratic primaries.
FOR CITY CLERK.
The Sentinel-Record Is authorized ti
announce Joe 11 Rutterflelrl as a camll
for Tv-elt»(.*tion to ;i second term t»>
oity Clerk, subject to the action of the
Demorratio primaries.
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Arkansas National Bank of Hot
Springs, Ark., Tor 1he election of di
rectors and such other business as
may properly come before such meet
ing. will be held at Its banking rooms
on Tuesday, January 11, 1910, at 4
o’clock p. m.
CTIAS. W. O BRYAN,
12-S 1m Cashier.
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i ARLINGTON HOTEL UNO BATH HOUSE *
* OPEN ENTIRE YEAR. ^
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Owned and operated by the Arlington Hotel Company. #
% The only Hotel situated on the United States Reservation, £
* and immediately at the Fountain Head of the Hot Waters 0
* nOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM. •
* Elegant Bath House. Rooms having Private Bath alao ♦
* supplied with mineral watej. Beinga a firnt-class Hotel 0
§ no dnirmners are employed. 0
J lALL THE APPOINTMENTS OF A MODERN HOTELv #
Letters of inquiry concerning rates and other informs- g
“ tion answered promptly. '
a S- n- STITT, Pres. JOE W. CORRINGTON, Manager. m
LYMAN T. HAY. Gen. Manager.
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AND BATH HOUSE
Bath House under supervision of
MRB. U p. CAIN
The Best Family Hotel In Hot Springs
table the best
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
RATES *2 00 REA DAT UR
Special by the week and for families.
Tom J. Pettit, - - Manager
OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS JANUARY 6. 1910.
American—$8.50 and up. EuropSan-$3.50 and up.
THE NEW
..TOWNSEND HOTEL..
J. A. TOWNSEND, Owner and Manager,
Just completed and elegantly furnished throughout. Everything up to nnw
Steam heat and hot and cold water In every room. All conveniences and com
torts. All outside rooms. Up-to-date Cafe In connection.
114 TO 120 CHAPEL STREET
In heart of city near depots and bath houses.
Look Hot Springs’ Newest Hotel Over Before Locating.
: Gi*rea‘t Northern Hotel*: j
l AND BATH HOUSE l
■ STRICTLY EUROPEAN—RATES, $1.00 AND UP *
Moif Conveniently Located Hate! and Bath House in Hot Springs -
Bath Hou»e Under 0o.vemmen. Huprrvl,Ion. Hotel Newt, Kumi.hed Throughout. *
* ON* 8UX K OK BOTH , „ ■
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