The Sentinel=record., January 06, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

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• SOLID LEATHER SHOES FOR
■ BAD WEATHER.
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■ Men's calf skin, kid lined. Stacy
• Adams shoes, $6.00. Majestic
■ Shoes, our leader, both street
and dress wear, from $3.00 to
♦6.00.
■ ZEIGLER BROS.’ SHOES,
■ for ladies, welt and turn sole.
• for dies and strec: wear; ]iat
® eni and plain leathers, from
• $2.50 to $6 00.
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j ParkerShoe
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Company
J 612 CerftralAve
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a tgent for the Red Cross Shoe
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lection and Mercantile
Agency
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same or next day, rates for collection
the lowest. Have ways to collect]
where others fail. Give us a chance
by trying us.
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trouble and extends your business by
Diving you the knowledge who to cred
it, whether they are good, bad or in
different payees. Fall in line, the
number of our subscribers are increas
ing each day. For further information
inquire at office, 308 Malvern avenue. I
Telephone 481.
Are You Interested
jw$i|' -'pfou -J>a.v the bill, you wear the I
laundry; you can get better work
for less money if you want to .
Jftst pay the. laundry that does
your work; don’t pay the laundry
and the hotel too.
You pay the Craighead laundry a
big price for your laundry so they
can pay your hotel 20 per cent out
of it
> PEOPLE’S LAUNDRY PHONE 1006
Compare the list following:
, lV;.41RTS ..
c . LLARS.2'/,c
Ct PER PAIR .Jc
it^;5R8’ COTTON .5c
* RTS, COTTON _ 5c
k WOOL .8c
WOOL.8c
’s. 10c
-Vii ..10c
. - 1 10c
’J PAIR.5c
I’^ridfilEFS, COMMON , . ,2c
- .tnv/mcr, 3iLt\ .DC
Prf'JHTIEf.5o
■ Ar Iier gArtnents in proportion.
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JNO. T. O’BRIEN.
The practical and experience tailor
is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line, with a full guarantee of sat
isfaction. Can now lie found at his
place of business, 1,004 Central ave
nue. across the siieet from the New
Methodist Church, in his own ele
gant)/ fltteii up store building A
full line of samples or if you furnish
>otir ow.i goods will make up in the
latest and best Htyles. Will also alter
jsour misfit garments to a perfect tit.
Ami don't forget that on account of
being just outside the business dis
trict, the price ft quoted will be well
worth your trouble to call.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ockhold' of the Hamp.
Hwd. N.'o.. of Hot Springs,
hereby'notified that the an
ting of the stockholders of
ill be hold in the
Hwd. Co.'s office, at
February i, 1910, for the
cHug director* and the
of iich other hu-diier..- as
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Wll.U UkS, P - -Ml .i
oiiege vs. Hot 3p> inq
Basket Ball, at t->e S,
y and Saturday Nights.
P. M. Skating 8 to
mission, 10c.
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REVENUE FROM
SALOON LICENSE
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SUM OF $27,300 IS PAID INTO THE
COUNTY FUNDS THROUGH
THIS PRIVILEGE,
To Which Is Added $ 6.350, Which
Goes to the State and Is Turn
ed Into the School Fund.
When County Clerk Mooney yester
day made up his recapitulation of Ihe
liquor licenses receipts it was found
that the sum of $27,300 had been ad
ded to the county revenue throngn
this medium. *
Aside from this the sum of $16,350
Is turned over to the state funds, the
greater part of which goes td the gen
eral school fund. „
Of the sum which the county re
tains through this money, about $12,
000 is given over for local school pur
poses, -and the remainder of more
than $15,090 goes to the county gen
eral fund, from Which fund is drawn
the current expenses of the county
government.
There were hut fifty-seven saloon
licenses issued this year, three of
whit )i were for wholesale privileges,
a : against sixty -out* licenses last yea
and the same number of wholesale
It ensi-s incfii 'ed. This Is a reduction
of four saloons for 1910, as against
19U9.
It is believed that all the annilca
tlons to be filed are already in and
passed on now. and that there will be
no others to come up for action until
tiny did of the year.
CITY COMMITTEE
CALLED TO MEET
FOR PURPOSE OF ARRANGING
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC
TION OF CITY OFFICERS.
There Will Be Several Vacancies To
Be Filled and These Will Be
Filled at Next Meeting.
i
The city Demonratio central com
mittee, which is the party organiza
tion for city politics, has called a
meeting to he held in the city council
chamber of the city hall on Friday
night. January 14.
The di eel purpose is to arrange
details and fix the time and places of
holding a city election, when nomina
tions nta\ he made for city attorney,
city clerk and an alderman from each
of the six wards ol the city.
There are said to be several va- ;
cancies on the city committee which
must be filled, which is anothnr ini- i
port nit mattm that will ;eceive ar- >
tuition. I
The city committee has not held a <
meeting since closing up the details
of the last municipal elution The (
present meeting is called by Hamp i
Williams, as chairman cf the commit- t
tee, nttd A. J. Murphy; us secretary. i
The various candidates, or loose 1
who may be candidates or may be in
terested in the coming city election,
are invited to «e peesent at the city
cent*!al meeting.
COMMITTEE CALL. t
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.Notice is hereby given that mere i
will l>o a meeting of the citv Demo- t
e-ratio central committee in the conn- '
oil chamber of the city hall Kridav
evening, January 14, 1910, at wmen
time an alignments will he made for
a Democratic itrinmry, at which a city
attorney, city clerk and six aldermen t
are to he nominated. There are also |
several vacancies to be filled cn the j
committee. DAMP WILLIAMS, ]
A. J Ml'RPHY. Chairman, t
Soo-ietary. 1-16 lot i
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 1
Tak- 1 AXATIVK KROMO Quinine |
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s' signa
ture is one each box, 25c.
Little Rock College vs. Hot Springs P
High School. Basket Ball, at the Bi- <
jou Rink, Friday and Saturday Nights. <j
Game called 9 P. M. Skating 3 to I
10:30 P. M. Admisson, 10c, p
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PURELYPERSONAL
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Rexall Cold Tablets will Unaf, up
that cold. Price 2c a box. Fort sale
by R. <5. Morrfse Drug c,o. 1-6 tf
Rexall cold tablets will break up
that cold. Pi ice 2.1c a box. For sale
by K G. Morris Drug Co. 1-6 tf
Stop that cough or it may stop you.
Rexall Cherry Juice will stop it now.
Price 25c a bottle. For sale only by
R. G. Morris Drug Co. 1-6 tf
Stop that cough or it may stop you.
Rexall Choi ry Juice will stop it now.
Price 25c a bottle. For sale only by
R. G. Morris Drug Co. 1-6 tf
Misses Louise and Zena Hornet
have returned to Nazareth Academy,
Bardstown. Ky„ to resume their stud
ies. after spending the holidays with
their mother.
Charles B. Dugan and wife have
leturned to their home at Holiwooo,
Cal., after a visit of several weeks in
I he city.
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Prosecuting Attorney Henry Means
spent yesterday in the city.
State Superintendent of Public in
duction Gerrge B. Cook was a vis
itor in the, city yesterday.
County Colle tor S. A. Buchanan
and Deputy Frank McCann leave to
day tor the annual tax collecting tour
of Garland county.
Mrs. Ellen \Y. Latham, mother of
Mrs. N. S. Snyder, died at 10:20 yes
terday morning, from a brain hemor
rhaye. ,
Hop. W. H. Martin and wife have
returned from Memphis, where thev
have been attending the sick bed of
-heir sen Tom, and report he is very
much improved.
Miss Jennie Dale of Little Rock is
Hatting .Miss Florence Patten of this
dry.
Sam Wilkinson, day city jailor, is
rery 1)1 and P. K. Crawford, a former
atrclman, is attending the jail tilli
ng the day hours.
Mr. Guy Douglas of Knoxville,
renn., after spending several days as
he guest of Mrs. E. .1. Looney, left
yesterday for iris home.
Mra Guy Hadger. after spending
■ event! days' in this city, left yester
lay for he: Home in Oklahoma City.
rOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
The Sentinel-Record is authorized
o announce the candidacy of Mr.
krvid A. Crockett as a candidate for
he office of county superintendent
abject to the action of the Democrat
c pi imaries.
“THE FUN CURE.’’
dr. Thompson ..ill Lecture at trie
Christian Church.
Do you feel blue If so to drive
ill your cares away you want to hear
dr. G. W '1 nomrisen, one of the most
imminent pulpit oiators of the day
;i\t' a lecture in the basement of the '
’hristian Church tonight on the “Fun *
'ure.” 1
Mr. Tompson is from Cleveland, *
)hio, and is rated among the most
imminent orators of the county. The
netting will lie fiee and ail are in
dtcd to attend, especially the mem
lers of the church.
JAMES RICE DEAD.
James Rice, one of the best known
oung men about the city about thlr
> years ago, died Tuesday at Peoria,
II. He had been in the employ of Inc
Mg Four road in that city. Two ste
ers. Mrs. Joseph Steiner and Mrs. e
Vaiter Young, survive him. '
STOLE “PIPE” PAWN TICKET. I
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Will Dodd, a negro, was yesterday e
rrested oil a charge of stealing a 0
awn ticket for an opium outfit, which ^
is alleged he took from the Belli .
awnefaop and sold to James Flower*. I
.hose own pipe ouiflt at the'tlme was I
a the bauds pf the police, follow ing
raid on his quarters at Church and
.anrel streets. Officers Davis ami
-aughlin made the arrest.
DASCHNER ARRESTED.
John oasehnec, known frequently v
s "DiVch John.” is under arrest in "
onnectiou with a robbery at the God
ard House, The arrest was made by F
Mertivo Luughlin, and an investiga-I
ion is iH'ing conducted.
Own Your Own Gas Plant
Hot Blast or Gas Flame Crude
Oil Burner
Burns Air
On exhibition at the A. B. Belding
building, 817% Central, corner Market.
Come and See Me
Forty to 50 per cent saved over the
cost of coal and wood. Cheaper than
natural gas. Makes a uniform, clean
and hot fire. No smokes, ashes or
poisonous vapors.
Smith and Smith
A.B. Belding Building
Hot Springs Arkansas
Albert Mendel
and Company
422 Central Ave.
ALL
COAT
SUITS
OFF
See Window
Albert Mendel
and Company
A DISGRACE
ro go through life like a deformed
icing when the culture of darictnc
ivercomes these defects, lends grace
o one’s carriage and commands an
geet. quick step.
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Dancing taught every afternoon and
veninfg front 2 to 4 and 8 to 9 p. m.
Ifalt3, two-step, reverse guaranteed
t six lessons. Private letseons by ap
ointment. Efficient lady and gentle
tan assistants. Largest private acad
tny in the state. Fine floor; good
rchestra.. Social dances Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
IHrs. Babcock s
Banco Hall
OLD CITY HALL BUILDING.
Visitors are cordially invited tc
isit the school.
Baltimore Blue Points at Gunther's
uffet. 1-5 I m
FROZO.
: Blue Label Boneless Ham |
a *
■ THIS IS THE WHOLE HAM WITH THE BONE HE- J .
J MOVED AND FAT TRIMMED OFF.
■ UNDER HIGH HYDRAULIC PRESSURE Fill. J :
Z HAM IS FORCED INTO THE CAN AND SEALED; \ j
■ THEN THOROUGHLY COOKED IN THE CAN, t ]
■ THEREBY RETAINING ALL OF ITS JUICE AND *
J FLAVOR. J
2 REMOVE FROM THE CAN AND SLICE; IT IS J
Z THEN READY TO SERVE. ,
Z 1 1-2 POUND CANS 90c. 5
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2 TELEPHONE 142 707 CENTRAL AVENUE J
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
THE ROCKAFELLOW
E. S. PUTNAM, Propritor.
American and European Plan
BATH HOUSE AND POPULAR FRIGE CAFE UNDER SAME ROOF
BATES
EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN
$3.50, $5.00, $7.00 PER WEEK $10.00 $12.50, $15.00 PER WEEK
ELEVATOR STEAM HEAT
Located at Junction of Central, and Park Avepues. Within three minutes walk of business
center On car line. Before Locating. Inspection Invited .
>
LIT COOPER BROS. TRANSFER AGENT ON TRAIN CHECK YOUR BAGGAGE TO
|THE ROCKAFELLOW
HOTEL niLWAUKEt
J. P. HICKEY, Owner and Prop.
EUROPEAN PLAN
CENTRALLY LOCATED
FIRST CUSS IN ALL APPOINTMENTS. ELECTRIG ELEVATOR
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
OPP. BATH HOUSES—AT HEAD OF BATH STREET
| f* If IJ ft lj W e have no drummers,
WlU*\ lit flit but we have a blood
Remedy that sells itse11 on jts own merit,
lor it is child's play for Lopez to cure Rheuma
tism, Catarrh, Scrofula. Blood Poison,
Liver, Kidney and Stomach Troubles,
Constipation, Lost Manhood, Female
Weakness, Run Down Systems, Etc.
You cannot afford to not use Lopez, for it just
cannot fail, and only costs S5 per month. Try it
i particulars and Remedy call on
LOPEZ REMEDV CO, 3d Floor, 801 Central Avenue.
Stop at The NAVARRE HOTEL
ONE HLOCK FROM DEPOT*
European Plan Elevator and Steam heat
Rooms Clean and Elegantly Furnished. One-half Block from Bath housea
RATES, SINGLE $5,00 AND UP PER WEEK; TWO IN ROOM, $3,50 AND UF
MRS. L. M. LA FEURE. Proprietress
PORTKR^MFETH y*uV,eBaggagY',andr*tnkfern A°*nt <*•<*
your Baggage and take Bua to Hotel."
S. P, VAN PATTEN
A R C H I T E CT
And Superintendent of Construction
Old City Hall Building
Prospect Ave.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Hand Office at Camden, Ark.,
l>e. 22, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that .John .1
Hill, of Buokville, Ark., who, on Octo
her 17, 1902, made homestead entry
No. 25,982 (Serial No. 0199:1), for
a\V. 14 NW. 14, NW. 14 SW. 14, Sec.
IS, T. 1 S„ R. 21 W. and SE. >4
NE. ’4, Sec. 13, * Township 1 S„ R.
22 W., 5th Brin, meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final five
yea,r proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before clerk of
Montgomery county, at Mt. Ida, Ant.,
on the 5th day of February, lfllo.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Perry J. Hill, of Avant, Ark.
Henry T. McClure, of Cedar Glades,
Ark.
Fred A. Meredith, of Cedar Glades.
Ark.
Lee McClure, of Cedar Glades, Ark.
H. G. FRIEDHEIM,
Register,
FROZO.
Another Mg snipment of ah the ia'
eet fads in raney work, Just arrive,
at Mrs. C Higgins, 368 Centra! st'
IR 1-30 tl
THE ONLY
UPHOLSTRISG AND MATTRESS
MAKING FACTORY
CnJhi'tn I11'"'1'' over arid to order.
u-htonM made Iri any rho|ie or style for
place?' Wind0W8 or ,0 ,il anything or
I?u.rnlt,a|'e finished In mahogany, rosp
Zlo^' ,>rnL,h’ °;‘k- **'■«*•
oaCar[‘h1’ mad~. ‘“id and renovat
ed All work first-class. Mo botuhim:
.Satisfaction guaranteed. 8
GEO. PARTELLO,
Heat of reference in Hot Springs.
608 Ouachit Ave. Phone 1582
THE ONLY
Your credit. Is gpcjd with
SMITH FURNITURE CO.
212 Central.Phone 53U
We still have; on hand a large num
ber of new and second hand heating
stoves. Offering! 'em at a reduction
on account of backward winter.
Household goods benight, sold and ex
changed.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland chancery court.
Viola Sledge, plaintiff,
Against
Jessie Sledge, defendant,
Tht- defendant. Jessie Sledge, is
warned to appear ln this oourt with
in Thirty days and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff viola Sledge.
Witness niy hand and seal of said
ou.t this Jdd day of T>ereinber, J009
H. A. WHITTINGTON Clerk.
J U HO US LEY, D C.
< I l.uvi) HUPP, Attorney -ad lii,-m.
A E. hooker, Atty. for Plaintiff,
iTOZiaiMusiiMa i
A Real Circus On the Stage.
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY,
JANUARY 8, 1910.
Frederic Thompson's Great i ||
American Play,
POLLY of the CIRCUS
Exactly as presented before, j j
Horses. Ponies, Mules, Dogs, J
Clowns, Acrobats, Bareback
Riders.
Prices, 25, 50, 75. $1.00, $1.50.
TWO NIGHTS,
Sunday and Monday. Jan. 9-10.
The Lyman Twins
In a big new girl show
The Prize Winners
Carload of gorgeous soenic
equipment.
Prices. 25c, 50c, 75c. $’.00.
PEKIN THEATRE j
420 Malvern Avenue.
Open for |
Engagements
OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS.
Bills or entertainments, seating ca
pacity, BOO.
R. L. CRAIG, Proprietor
Apply for dates
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND j|
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, !
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTH E IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spe
cial meeting of the stockholders of the xt.
I-outs. Iron .Mountain and Southern Rail
way Company will be held at the principal
office uf ,uld Oi.mpnny. In Room yttti. Ml*
set!11 Eaclti Holltllng, In the (,'ltjr l«f St.
I.otiis, In the Stale of Missouri, on .the 2*1
dny of February. 1910, at nine o'clock la
the forenoon of that day, to consider and
act upon the following proposition* :
(at To purchase and acquire all br any
part of the railroads and ullier property, as
sets and franchises of all or any of tit-" (cl*
low ing named railroad companies : Atkan
"hh and Louisiana Railway Company. Ar
kansas Midland Railroad Company,- Arkan
sas Hopthweatern Railway Company. Ihe j
Brinkley. Helena and Indian Huy Railroad j
Company. * cal Belt Railway Company,
l.ld-.'tado arcI I: >btt >P* Rndway f'dmpauy, fl
I'armervllle A Sortthern Railroad Company,
-.ar.'sn;! ft’rstfrt: Railway Fntspasy fittrA"* I
A Ft Smith Railroad. Guidon anil fort
Smith Northern Railway Company. Jlerri*
Railway-, lie; t in and Johnston city Railway
' ompany. Kansas and Atkunsas Valley
Railway, Little Mock and Hot Spring* West- 1
ern Railroad Company. The Little R«* k A
Monroe Railway Company. Little Rock
Joyictlon Railway, Mississippi River* Ham
'oitg and Westcbn Railway c.gnpmiy.
Nat. he* A Western Railway Comp*try: \ew
1 >r leans A Northwestern Railroad Com
pany. Fine muff and Western Uallroart
Company. Kprlugileld Rout h went era Railway
Company. St. Louis. Watkins and Gulf Ron
way Company, ami Wabash Southern Rail
way Company.
(hi To Increase the capital stock* of tills
Compnny by the amount of tOO.iipo.uno.
such In* (ease of die capital stock to consist
of 000.0011 shares of the par value of *100
each, so inat the total authorized capital
atock shall be floo.ooo.ooo.
(e) To consent to. coip-tir In. approve
and authorize an Increase of the bonded In
(b-htedtieas of St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company, by the amount
of $25.000,900, by the Issue of Gold Ronds
of the Company, limited In the n gift agate to j
the principal qmiuint of * 25,0t>0,00(lTit any j
one time outafandlng. and to l>e secured by J
it mortgage and deed of trust on and of tb’e
whole ip part of the railroads amt other
property and franchises of the Cofnpatiy,
whether now owned or hereafter aqntilred,
and to consent to. concur tn end ntnnorlzr
the execution and delivery of such mbrlgage
ttntl deed of trust, and to consider qttil act
upon the form and terms of such bonds and
of such m uigagc anil deed of trust, and the I
sale of sM ic- any of said Gold Bonds to I
The Missouri Failflc Railway Comanny. ■
(dt To ratify the proi-ee<llngs inf the I
Board of Directors theretofore taken in nml m
about the mailers aforesaid. Including ibe M
authorization of spld bonds and mdrfgapt m
nn*l ilecd -if trust, and the use to be made m
-■f -aid bonds, anil to consider and net ufsia ■
such other business ns may propcklv I* ■
transacted at the meeting. I S
The stock transfer hooka of the Company |
will lie dosed HI :t I’ M, on Friday, the ■
l Dh dny of January. 1910. nml will,remain ■
closed until to A. M. in Thursday..the 3*■
day of February, mm. %
Dated New York, November 17, 1909. *1
By order of the Board of Directors. ■
GEORGE J GOrr./t
A. II. ( AI.EF I’r''‘-blent. H
Secretary
MtuucTiON Or PRICES®
AT THE
Southern palace ff
AM Of our furs </, of reguU^pJuaT
All of our ladies’ suits /4 of regullfS
price.
All of our ladies’ dresses \/4 of regu- |||
lar price. j:S
You can buy "Mt
Any Garment in our Ladies’ Ready t( 1
Wear Department at almost yoyr ewu 9
price. ||||
SOUTHERN PALACE!
VONE PRICE I STorE •
l! bass. croppies. Bream, perrtB
Piekeral, buffalo, drum, catfish,
I'!1;, Spanish mackeral, Pomp*»3BH
"I!- I<»!,si.‘i-s, New York oy(«»l
'A'liiic River Fish Co., phone
r’1 1 '2 Malvern avenue