The Sentinel=record., January 06, 1910, Page 6, Image 6

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CLASSIFIED ADS
ONE CENT A WORD EACH In
• ERTION. POSITIVELY NO ADS
t.lSERTED IN THIS COLUMN UN
LESS ACCOMPANIED BY CASH.
WANTED.
f ___ i
WANTED—To buy a pure blooded
Jersey cow. Address box 40, city.
1-2 4t
WANTED*--Man to teach the inter
mediate grades in a small town. Tel-1
epbone SOI. 1-0 2t {
WANTED—To buy second Land i
furniture. Kohlenberg & Co., 236
Ouachita avenue. Phone 78. 7-25-tf
WANTED—Second hand furniture.
Highest cash prices. R. B. Sigman,
701-703 Hobson avenue. Phone 495
' n-18-tf
WANTED—Room for light house
keeping by two gentlemen; nuigt be
heated, within four blocks of post of
lice. Address H. D.. this office. 1-6 2t
WANTED—To sell all kinds of sec
ond hand coal heaters at J. H. Er
mey’s Furniture Store, 601 Ouachita
avenue; phone 3oH. 9-30 tf
WE want men women, boys and
girls, white and colored, to work In
city; all kl nds of positions; or, if you
employ help, give us your orders. Call
or phone 486, No. 2 Eddy Bldg. 8-22-tf
>. WANTED—Men to learn barber
trade: practice furnished by free
■work: careful instructions by experts;
few weeks completes; tools given,
board secured; experience In shops
before completing; catalogue matted
free. Moler Barber College, Memphis,
Tcnn._ 1-2 lw
FOR RENT.
nyii kem—Newly furnished room,
35(i Central avenue. 12-30 tf
FOR. RENT—One of the Tombler,
Prospect Avenue Flats, unfurnished.
C. H. Weaver, Exr. Phone 172. 12-5tf
, . _i
FOR RENT—'furnished cottage call up (
Tboa. Doherty, phone 860, Cor. Mal
vern & Jefferson. t/ j
FOR RENT—Rooms for Ugh! house j
keeping, 468 Prospect avenue. ’Phone
1267. 2-18 If. '
FOR RENT—Desirable 8 room Tur- .
nlshed house, 524 Park avenue. Phone
M. W. Cox, No. 159. 1-1 2w j
POflBt RENT—30 acres, good house ,
and ham, plenty water, 2 miles from
post office, on Malvern road. Koch
Springs. 1-l-Gt.
FOR RENT—For small truck farms
within mile and half of city; tour
small tract8 of land. Apply at 430
Central ave. V4-lm
Light housekeeping, cook with gas
or wood, one block from bath house
Mrs. J. J. Kelly, 220-222 Court St.
11-2-lm
"XIR RENT—Nicely furnished
ftor light housekeeping, private
41 modern, close in. Apply*128
k phone 155 Ik-16 tf
—j ... .....
A fen: room furnished
1 light, gas anil waiei :
and without house
J , " I" Com ■ ■!>..•
HHnpH 1 J Srnished h-.m.-e, i<-n
. .ij'Catcd In l est ’
w. u Bryan, ai (
-lonal Bank. 4-7-tf
..T—House of seven rooms
’-*1 -T Steam heat and all modern
rf". floes; best location in th"
*fipply to Chas. W. O’Bryan, at
tisas National bank, 11 1tf
Ft H’ RENT—Four room cottage
and barn. No. 455 Grand avenue. In
quire of Jos. Stone, 415 Quapaw ave
nue; phone 1329.
FOB KENT—At Algonquin Flats,
Prospect avenue. Rooms and suits for
tight housekeeping; gas ranges. Hot
and cold running water. Low rates.
Phone [phone]t
FOR RBNT —Completely furnished
dining room and kitchen, New Strut
(fjord Hotel; centrally located, very
low terms; rare opportunity. Apply
M, KuselT 401 Prospect ave. (Cecil)
_ 1-b Gt
FOR RBNT—Light housekeeping
rooms. $2 per week; gas stoves, elec
tric light; also single room, $1.25 per
week; close to hot water fountain;
avenue, opposite Su
hottse. 1-G 6t
,T—Nicely furnished three
room cottages; all mod
; beat residence part
•eaaonable 'ent App’y
treet ar telephone 299.
11-25 tf.
cottage.$15
J light and fuel gas;
en, $10; also stable
North Border
block up Dell.
1655. 12-lS-tf
Buy your wood and coal from the
Hct Springs Wood and Coal Yards.
Telephone. 73 and 195. H. C. Bondu
rnnt. 8 20 tf
TOR WSN'T—Three loom furnished
cottage, on car line, water and lights;
the seaeon. $15 per month; perma
nent tenant, six mom his, $12.50; year
lease to responsible couple, still less.
Apply 1507 Central or phone 1717.
1-6 tf
• •
• FOR RENT—Eight room, •
• two story residence, modern • j
• improvements; furnace heat; • \
• 420 Prospect avenue. Inquire • j
• at 117 Hobson avenue or phone •
• 782. 12 29 Iw •
• •
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—All kinds of second
hand coal heaters at Ermey’s Furni
ture Store, 601 Ouachita; phone, 338.
9-30 tf
FOR SALE—New up-to-date line of
paper-back novels; cheap. Ed Par
ham. 12-2S tf
FOR SAIJ3—Furniture of ten room
furnished flat, located at 303 Malvern
avenue. 1 2-31 lw
FOR SALE—Modern 10 room home,
beautiful place, large lot. Inquire of
W. T, Hawkins, 7j.4 Central. 12-2tf
FOR SALK—Horse and storm bug
gy. Inquire K. R. Jaggers, 611 Cen
tral ave. Phone [phone]-tf
FOR SALE—A Reo runabout auto
mobile, In first class repair. Apply
Reo, this office._ tf
TOR SALE—Valuable Central ave
euue business property; best location,
HOod Income. W. T. Hawkins. 712
Central avenue. 12-17 tf
FOR 9ALI2—Trade or lease; on
easy terms; new brick flats, on Cedar
street; steam heat. Address W. J.
Dunn, 137 Crest. Phone 1551.
_12 2Mm
FOR SALE—One Hat top desk, 34
In. wide, 66 In. long; heavy oak; one
Hammond typewriter, practically new;
both can b* had at a bargain. Apply
to Dr. U ft. Ellis. .1-6 tt
FOR SALE—Combination horse,
runabout, harness, robes, etc. Is sty
lish and handsome outfit;$375, worth
$500. R. O. Davis, Kempner build
ing. 11-24-tf
FOR SALE—Grocery store; one of
the best cash stands in the city. $2000
cash business last month. Reason for
selling is ill hoalth. Address “M C”
this office. 11-6-tf
FOR SALE—Or will Lade for va
cant property, a six-room house; lot
120x190; good spring on place K. R.
Jaggers, Real Estate, 611 Central atm.
Phone 1067. l-l-3t
FOR SALK—Bargain, two beautiful
lots and new five room cottage with
barn, Langston avenue, Fairdale;
price $1,500 cash. Owner moved away
asks for quick sale. Submit best of
fer to W. T. Hawkins, 712 Central av
enue. 12-29 tX
FOR SALE—1-3 or 14 interest :n
hotel, situated in canter of city; Jo
'ng good business. Enquire K it. lag
Sfs Real Estate. Oil Central uve.
r mm: loot. i-i-m
~lostT~
IjOST—TWO grown Scotch collie
dog*, sable, with white collar, breast
and feet. Reward if returned to Ram
melsberg hath house, 1-6 lw
IjOST—Lady’s pocketbook. Initial
"K. H.” ton It. Return tb Crystal bath
house and receive reward. 1-1 lw
IX)ST—On Central, south from
Prospect, cuff button with small dia
mond setting. Return to 1015 Central
avenue and receive reward. 1-2 at
IjOST—A locket and chain, prob
ably in the Arlington grill room, with
Initials ‘‘B. M.” Finder return to H
S. Muggeridge, Sentinel-Record, and
receive reward.
BIGLER APARTMENTS.
Office 335 Ouachita Ave.
Furnished fn suits of two, three and
four roomn, for light housekeeping
Electric Lights, gas range*, hot and
cold water in each apartment and
best of all steam heat on tap when
wanted. Paved afreet, best location,
low rates, quiet.
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QE AR
TERMabTER. Hot Spring* Ark.. Jan.
■j. 1:0(1. Si'S led proposals. In triplicate,
for ijonntruction, heating, plumbing, wir
ing and electric fixture*, of two double
f-j-ts oprii, rs quarter* at the Army A
Navy General Hospital will he received
hcfp until tX:S0 p m.. central time, Feb.
• 1910, and then opened. Information
furnished on application. It. S reservo*
right to accept or reject any or nil pro
posal* or any rurrt thereof Fnvehme*
containing proposals should be marked
''Construction two double yet* officers
i|i arters " and addressed to MAJOR <5
l». DEHl{ON, (juaipiMmaster.
MARKET I
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York, Jan. 5.a-Speeulative li
quidation was renewed in the stocic
market today with much the same
appearance of urgency as on the op
ening day of the New Year.
There was no II per cent money
;nte to account for the weakness of
tlie stock market and other nominal
explanations Were advanced. Many
of these bore an appearance of mere
surmise, the outcome of efforts to
pierce the mystery of the large sup
plies of stocks for sale. The busie..
of these surmises center about Rock
Island, its recent stock market his
tory and the personal element con
nected with it.
Rumors flew thick aiiout the stock
exchange today of the scope of power
and itibueneea being exerted to make
effective the desired disapproval of
the Rock Island market management.
Tire principal selling of the day was
attributed to the retirement of specu
lative commitments, which had been
prompted by this disciplinary move
ment.
The course of events at. Washing
ton divided attention with the hap
penings within tiie fiscal district and
were given their share of responsibil
ity for the action of the market.
hast prices were about tue lowest
uf the day and the tone wa sacutel.v
weak when operation® were concluded
for the day.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value, were 14,960,900.
United States Is coupon declined
’/4 per cent on call.
CHICAGO’S GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, Jan. 5.—Wheat showed
weakness here today and corn also
rcu orr. oats evidenced less change.
Provisions were generally .owec.
Persistent selling in the wheat pit
prevailed despite much bullish senti
ment and left all the futures weak at
the close.
Prices fell off at the opening am
again just before the finish of the day
l ailing, after the hulls had advanced
ail the futures and forced May wlie®
prices a shade higher than yesterday's
final figures.
Closing figures for July and Sep
tember wheat were 5-8c to l-2c lower
: espectively, than yesterday and these
future, with May, exhibited a com
paratively wide range. May spread
over 1 to 1 l-8c, closing 3-4 to s-8c
lower than yesterday's final quota
tions, jit $1.13 3-4.
There was a big trade in corn, but
the close was weak.
Activity cnaractorized the oats pti.
A light run of hogs today in west
ern packing centers, 57.700 being re
ceived, as against 105,300 a year ago,
had less effect than usual on the pro
visions market here. January pork
advanced 20* eaily, but as a result of
profit taking the gain w-as lost. At
the close the dlffeient future.) as com
pared with jesterday’s final dosing
figures ranged:
Pork, 2 l-2c to 20c lower; lard 2 1-2
tci 5c lowcro nibs, generally, 7 1-2e
lower. Closing prices in January
products were: Perk, $21.80; lard,
$12.60; ribs, $11.50.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
KT_ r O.W.4.^
Rim and closed steady, unchanged.
Middling, 15 3-4o. Sales on the spot,
1,060 bales; to arrive, 300.
Futures opened steady at the de
cline, 11 to 13 points down. The mar
ket was active all day and in the af
ternoon sessions, when prices broke
53 to 84 points, the trading was sen
-ation. This was one of the widest
breaks since the Sully year.
It was caused by bearish aggres
siveness and weakness in the stock
market in New York, which started
unloading on a huge scale among me
longs. Around the middle of the day
the market, recovering from the de
cline of the early hours, advanced 6
to 10 IK.ints over yesterday’s closing
on reports of a good spot demand in
the interior. In the last hour of trad
ing the market went all to pieces,
Rome months breaking 10 points at *
time under the selling pressure. The
close was weak at a net decline or
48 to 78 points.
Futures closed weak.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jan.15 58 15 56 1515 i- --
Feb.15 30 15 33 15 33 -j 31
Mar.16 01 16 23 15 47 15 47
May.16 37 16 59 1575 15 75
July.16 55 16 74 16 90 15
Sep.14 26 14 46 13 64 13 60
Oct.13 55 13 73 13 20 13 18
Cotton si>ots opened firm, closed
steady. Low ordinary, .2 1-16; ordi
nary, 12 7-8; good ordinary, 14 b.-.v;
strict good ordinary. 14 3-4; low mid
dling, 15 13-16; strict low middling,
15 1-2; middling, 13 2-4; strict mid
dling, 13 7-8; good middling, 16; strict
--- ... .... .. --... -- .i . --
food middling, 16 15-16; middling fair
16 5-16; middling fair lo fair, 16 11-16,
fair, 17 1 !fl.
Rceipts, 8,448; stock, 18,702.
Cotton seed oil, rime refined, in bar-!
rels, or ouud, 7.40c.
THE MONEY MARKET.
New York, Jan. 4.— Mone\ on cull,
strong, 6 to 8 per cent; ruling rate,
7 per cent: closing bid, 5 per cent;
offered at 6 per cent. Time loans
strong and active; sixty days, ninety
days and six months, 4 1-2 per cent.
NEW ORLEANS RICE.
New Orleans, Jan. 5.- Lice qmei,
offerings light. Hough Rice—Hondu
ras, $2 to $2.75 bbl; Japan, $1.50 to
$2.70 lbb . S'hruldjhrdluluu
$2.70 bbl.
Clean Rice—Honduras, 1 1-4 to 5 1-4
lb; Japan, 1 7-8 to 3 l-8c lb.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland chancery court.
Cleo Sears, Plaintiff,
Against
J. B. Sears, Defendant.
The defendant, J. B. Seans, is warn
ed to appear In this ccmrt within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff Cleo Sears.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this 1st day of December, 1909.
H. A. WHITTINGTON, Clark,
By J. R. HOUSLEY, D. C.
A. E. HOOKER, Atty. for Plaintiff.
C. FLOYD HUFF, Atty. ad litem
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Camden, Ark., Oct. 28.
1909.
Notice is hereby given lLat John
A. Tray wick, whose postcfflce address
is Oma, Ark., did, on the 26th day of
June, 1909, file in this office sworn
statement and application, No. 03901,
to purchase the N. W. % S. E. *4,
Section 15, township 4 S., range 21
W., 5th principal meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions
of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts
amendatory, known as the “Timber
and Stone Law,” at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application, tne
land and timber thereon have been
appraised, the timber estimated 210,
000 board feet at $1.00 per M„-and the
land $20, that said applicant will of
fer final proof in support of his ap
plication and sworn statement on the
Sth day of January, 1910, before coun
ty clerk of Hot Spring county at Mal
vern, Ark.
Any person I3 at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or init
iate a contest at any time before pat
ent issues, by filing a corroborated
affidavit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
H. C. FIUEDHEIM,
«
Register.
Whereas, P. W, Warren and Hes
tella Warren, his wife, by deed of
trust dated May 28, 1906, which was
duly recorded in record book 48, page
631, conveyed to C. J. Horner, trus
tee for M. L. Polhaimus, and, whereas
C. J. Horner having refused to act,
the said M. L. Polbamius by her at
torney in fact, J. P. Mellard, appoint
ed W. A. Mellard as substitute trus
tee, tho said P. W. Warren and lies
tella Warren, his wife, having con
veyed to the afroesaid trustee, the
following described real estate, being
in the city of Hot Springs. Garland
county. Arkansas: Part of lot 11 of
M. H. Jodd’s subdivision of part of
block 34 of the Hot Springs Reserva
tion as surveyed, mapped auj platted
by the United States Hot Springs
Commissioners, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit: Begin
at a point on Reserve avenue 91 feet
northeasterly from intersection of Li
lac street and Reserve avenue, thence
easterly at right angles to Reserve
avenue to the roar line of lot 11, said
subdivision; thence northeaterly
along rear line of lot 11 thirty (30)
feet; thence in westerly direction
through said lot 11 one hundred and
fifty feet more or leoB to Reserve ave
nue; thence southerly along Reserve
avenue 30 feet to place of beginning.
In trust to secure payment of one
promissory note therein mentioned,
which is past due and unpaid, to
gether with interest thereon, now
therefore in pursuance said deed of
trust containing the undersigned as
substitute trustee will sell the afore
said real estate at public vendue to
the highest bidder for cash in hand
at west front door of the court house
In the city of Hot Springs, Garland
county, Arkansas, on the 3d day t
January, 1910, within hours prescrib
ed for judicial sales to satisfy said
trust. W. A. MELLARD,
Trustee.
DR. k. W. RFRRflW
OSTEOPATH AND PHYSICIAN.
600 Central Ave. Eddy Building
Will give treatment at reduced prices
for thirty days.
CONSULTATION FREE ....
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WOOD *10 COAL FOR SALE
Prepared for any kind of ■
stove, and delivered to any part |
of city. Orders taken from 50c. I,
up. Also Coal. Charcoal and I
Kindling a Specialty. Have my |
own machine and will saw wood ■
for the public. |
GEO- F. CLARK, |
107 Second St. Phone 1579. |
COMMISSIONER'S SAull.
Notice is hereby given that by vti
tue of a decretal order of the Gar
land chancery court, made and en
tered of record on the 9th day of De
cember, 1909, in a certain cause
therein pending, wherein Maggie Rob
inson and James E. Hogue were plain
tiffs and C. Fioyd Huff, as adminis
trator of B, F. Cooley estate, et al.
were defendants, the undersigned,
who was ppiKjitited special commis
sioner by the court to execute said
decree, will on Friday, the 14th day
of January, 1910, between the hours
for judicial sales at the west front
door of the court house in the city of
Hot Springs, Ark., offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, situated in
the city of Hot Springs, Garland coun
ty, Arkansas, to-wit:
A part of lots seven and eight in,
block one hundred and eighty-one, of
the city of Hot Springs, bounded anJ
described as follows: Commence on
the dividing liuo between said lots
seven and eight and Sparrow street
at a point fifteen feet southeasterly
from the common corner of said lots
seven and eight and run thence north
westerly along the eaid dividing line
forty feet, thence northeasterly paral
lel with the dividing line between said
lots seven anJ eight, thirty-five feet;
thence southeasterly parallel with the
uiviuiiift mi** uriwccu dcimi i*Jta sctcu
and eight and Sparrow street, twen
ty-five feet to the dividing line be
tween said lots seven and eight;
thence northeasterly along the divid
ing line between lots seven and five
and eight, sixty-five feet; thence
southeasterly parallel with the divid
ing line between said lot eight and
Sparrow street fifteen feet; thence
southwesterly parallel with the dlvl.l
ing line between lots five and seven
and said lot eight one hundred feet
to the place of beginning.
Terras of Sale—Upon a credit of
three months, the purchaser being
required to give bond or note, with
approved security, drawing interest
from date until paid at the rate of 8
per cent per annum, for the payment
of the purchase price, and a lien shall
he retained upon said lots or paroei
of land to secure the payment of the
same.
Given under my hand as comtnis
sionej; of the Garland chancery court
on this 28(1 day of December. 1909.
H. A. WHITTINGTON,
Commissioner.
WARNING ORDER.
In Garland Chancery Court.
Albert Levi Ross, Plaintiff,
vs.
Lucile Ross, Defendant.
The defendant, Lucile Ross, is
warning to appear in this court with
in thirty days to answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, or the same will be
taken as confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court this 11th day of Decern
h«r 190Q
H. A. WHITTINGTON, Clark,
A. G. SULLENBERGBR, D. C
Litem.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland chancery court.
Ida Mouroe, Plaintiff,
Against
George W. Monroe, defendant.
The defendant, George W. Monroe,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint or the plaintiff.
Given under may hand and seal of
said court On this 21st day of De
cember, ionn.
H. A WHITTINGTON. Clerk.
By A. G. SULLENBERGBR. D.C
A. J. MURPHY, Esq.,
Attorney ad litem.
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhoid
ers of the Citizens’ National Bank of
Hot Springs. Ark., will be held In the
hanking room of said bank on Tties
day, January 11th, 1910, at 2 o’clock
pm, for the purpose of electing di
rectors and the transaction of such
other legitimate business as may
properly come before the meeting.
D. BEFTLER, President.
12-10-tf
FROZO.
. .
Cheasepcake oystprs received daily j
it Gunther's Buffet l-Ti lm
Now is the Time For a Coal Oil Heater S
The Perfection Heater I
Makes These Cool Evenings Comfortable !
Just the thing for Bed Room,
Dining Room or Bath Room
USE EUPION OIL
Waters-Pierec Oil Company
The Light of Today
is of course the electric. NiMw
if f
vour house is wired why not/
have us turn on the current ani
Illuminate you house on N* w
Year as your up-to-date neigh
bor's is. The cost of electr»
light is no longer an otwstacc
to its use. Recent invention
have reduced the experts^ of
using It about one-half. , |
Rot Springs Water Co.
TELEPHONE 189 BAS DEPARTHENT
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HJeCAFFERTY
UNDERTAKER
-AND
EMBALMER
Prompt attention paid to l|
Apibulance Calls, day or I
night. Expert funeral dir- I j
ector in charge. Phone 4-63 ^ |
SECURITY BAH
IN ADDITION TO ITS
REGULAR BANKING
BUSINESS OPERATE A
-SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
PAYING S TO 4 PER
CENT ON TIME DE DE
POSITS.
to. H. Johnson, President.
John B. Foote. Cashier.
ORLANDO H. SUMPTER
Attorney at Law
WCl practice kx ail courts except
t'eunty Probate and Common Pleaji.
Offloe 321—322
DUGAN-STUART BUILDING
DO NOT FAIL TO YISI f
OBSERVATION TOWER
On Hot Springy
Mountain
165 feet high
Contain* 241 I
tons of cteel
Splendid efev*
tor *ervic«
Also east
grade stfirway
Affora*a ring
nlflcen* view nl
Centrd
Arkarya*.
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Geo. R. Gower. Cha*. I. Wiliam*
INDEPENDENT F'JRNIIURE CO
NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
228 Ouachita A’eujw
Hlgliey' Fr«ren Paid itn F«condH*c
Furniture.
Stove* and ilewlrif Machine*.
T«lephon* 1SS7.
WE HAUL YOUR SAGGAGE’aND
CHECK SAME TO YDUR DESTINA
TION WITHOUT E1.TRA CHARGE
CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE
202. COOPER BR38. LIVERY «
TRANSFER CO.
MISS M. S. PINKSTON,
MISS ADA GALBRAITH,
Class and prbtffe Instruction In
all branches o'?art. work. Orders
'solicited. Flrla® for aanateiits
Saturday nflefliwi class for obil
dren. 335 Sfeb r Apartmonts.
12-lClm
• TAKE YOUR
• PRESCRIPT IONS ft)
2 HOGABOOM’S •
jNavarre Rag Store;
71* CENTRAL AVE •
I The doctor wMit/Tlir. prescription* BUe<i 9
• »„ written WKHJ THIS-WK WANT m
I BU81NHW8-Y* WANT BKNKK1T- f
Z LKTSTRADK; •
o •
• A.sk yotr doctoi about •
• us aidf Phone 656 •
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MAJESTIC PHARMACY
■ EASLEY ORUQ CO., Preerietore,
In Majestic Hotel.
Bathing Outfits,
Druggists' Outfits,
Proecrlptfcne Delivered to your roeoo
AKLIfiGTON DRUG STORE
flSEU > HUNT. PROPS.
»10 CENTRAL avenue.
Opposite Arlington Hotel.
Akansas National Bank
or MOT SPRINGS, ARM.
| CAPITAL. 1100,000.00
1 /DRPLUS AND PROKITS. I.NY5.000.00
CHAI N BIX. PrcsiOKNt
HINNY W M Y A R Vici Pun.
CHAS. W- O'BRYAN, CaSMKS
HtNNY FE LLH EIM NR,
E r. KLEIN AND D LASER
Doe* A hill hanking business, Cashes draft*
snd checks for visitors Draw our own
drafts on al I arts of Europe W# sell Trav
eler's Money Orders, with identification
payable in all f ireign countries In the money
ot the country you may be in upon presen
tatlon.
I
Monte Gristo Gate
V'.ncsnt Giggs, prop.
5C2 Malvsrn Avs. Phona 11
THS BKST GOODS IN TUB MAR
KBT SERVEu OVER T4B BAB
Importsd Ollvs OH and Qsnul/vt
Ita’ian Spapnsttl. ,,
■ — i a ■ mmsamm
Sep ,1. E. Harper for pianos—50 sec- |
ond hand sewing machines at $5 to
also seven second hand organs
for sale cheap, 1304 Centra! avenue.
Phono 1929. 11-18-1 m