The Sentinel=record., February 19, 1911, PART TWO, Page 10, Image 10

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stic Hotel and Bath House |
H. A. JONES, Manager
HOTEL IN HOT SIFIELmSTO-S «
}>EN IINEL-RECORD
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Office Old City Hall Building
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SMALL VOTE DANGEROU8.
Unless there is a large vote cast
in Die democratic primary election of
next Tuesday it is probmhlc thut 3tH>
people may control the policies of tfie
city during the next two years of its
very important history.
Then* are four candidates in the
floid. The democratic nomination Is
usually equivalent to election. If the
vote i» email and about equally di
vided it would be no great surprise if
rhe eum ctf 300 votes would laud the
winner.
This condition can hardily he termed
•majority rule, yet if the vote is
large and Is a full voice of the peo.
pie, there can he no comp’alnt after
Its verdict Is retched.
The coming two years will write lm,
portant history in the advancement of
Hvi Springs. Disturbed political con
ditions have caused a long pause in
the past, and that pause is about
ended. The past year has marked ma
. term! advancement, and the n^-' two
■Every voter eligible to participate In
this mayoralty contest should east his
lot with bis candidate. There are a
great number ot voters who always
vote on (anything anil everything.
They vote in elections, and they vote
between elections. They vote always
and from curb they agitate always
They wtfi vote this time and agitate
this time.
Hut the vote that should select the
nominee should bo the silent voice
of the business man, the working
man, the tax payer engaged in lib
own (pursuit of happiness ever, Inn
willing to give a moment to voice o
tile opinions.
Estimate that there will be but 1,
200 votes cast next Tuesday. One him
dred of these vo'es will oeme fron
partlsians selfishly Interested in the
office for selfish reasons. Another 20(
will be from prejudices growing oui
of the past conditions Probably 20(
others will lx; cast through persona
friendships for the various candidates
That leaves but (100 votes to repre*cn
public policies and public inte 'ests.
The only manner of effectively help
ing in city affairs Is to help throng!
your voles. The day of dishonest elec
tions has past In this city and county
nil cries of wolf front politicians t<
the contrary notwithstanding. Youi
vote wii'l be counted just us it. is cast
Therefore exercise your right of suf
froge nod take a ipart in this election
There is a duty in doing It, and then
Is no excuse if the duty is shirked. ri
will take but a few minutes from youi
business. Competent clerks anc
judges have Ixen selected, whirl
guarantee that the votes will be nr.
ried along, and that you will not tic
kept standing in line. Everything pos
Bible has liecn done 'by a clear, party
organization to make it convenient
for you to cast ycur vote in vour own
way. and you should do so 1 uesda.v
■Self-preservation 'a the first law ol
the officeholder.
The new Judicial district has an op
ponent in a man afraid of his people.
Advertise Hot Springs and then
don’t tear down the work.
They have learned the "tip off" In
Little Rock.
Vote Tuesday just like it w-us your
own affair.
If the vote reaches 1.500 no mistake
•an be made.
The Storm King Is no respecter of
localities.
Shout t*ae glad tidings that Juarez
is sate; that is, if you care.
Reciprocity by a large majority is
the good news from Washington.
The man who has made good has the
r gat to dictate, but no others need
That may not be interference In
political affairs, but it smacks of it
just the same.
But then the district didn't elect a
prosecutor for the purpose of making
municipal political speeches.
At last, Miss Arnold, you are dis
covered. Now teli us the story of your
life.
If fear of an extra session will hurry
along reciprocity we hope the hair of
the senate may bristle with fright.
From Senator Lodge's actions slnca
his re-election ii may is* inferred he
considers six years the saute thing as
eternity.
A man holding office in a county
by authority of a minority vote should
lie the last to attempt to dictate con.
trol.
If Unde Joe doesn’t take a tight
grip on his self-restraint he will find
himself reading President "Taft out
>f the party as an insurgent.
The will of Dr. Crbppen has been
set aside on ground* of public i>ollcy.
The Tie Neve girl will receive no part
of the dead murderer’s estate.
On instructions from New York,
Pittsburg flour wholesalers announce
a reduction of 3T> cents a barrel on
(lour of all grades.
Some men will cry “corrupt elec
tions" just as readily when u purpose
is to be served as they will cry “hon
est elections” If that helps an argu
ment.
It Isn't so bad for (Irant, Hot
Spring and Saline counties to name
our prosecuting attorney, but we don’t
care for them to select our municipal
directors.
Chicago Is getting rid of its snow by
shipping Ii south in coal ears. That,
sounds fantastic enough for Baron
Munchausen, hut Chicago is realty do
ing It.
That bill to .prohibit killing fish on
Sundays ©ugnt. to ue wined ltseu. uiu.
ir>aidtmil interference with peaceful
recreation# is the main ranee of Sun
day boodtiumism.
Considering most of the newspaper
women who have taken up M>rs. Hill's
cause can't afford $8,000 sable docks,
we opine that the envy attributed tn
the sex has been unkindly exag
gerated.
It has not been so long since one
loud-voiced officeholder of today de
cried a system of officeholders at
tempting to control other offices. It
was called madhlne rule then.
The business interests of Garland
and Montgomery counties are mutual.
It is t.he only county near trs wit.t
which we have a business exchange,
and it is the county we want to be
1 joined to in judicial! affairs.
A court has just held that the moth
er-lnj.aw lives with her daughter on
sufferance of the son-in-law. Never
theless, an appreciable majority of
sons.in-law will continue to live on
sufferance of their mothers-in-law.
IN TWO MINUTES.
Easy and Quickest Way to Break up
a Cold.
If you want instant relief from cold
<n head or chest, or from acute ca
tarrh, try this:
Into a howl of boiling hot water
pour a teaspoonful of HYOMBT (pro
nounce it High-o-me) hold your head
over the bowl and cover head and
bowl with towel. Then breathe the
pleasant, penetrating, antiseptic va
por deep Into the lungs, over the
sore, raw, tender membrane, and most
gratifying relief will come in a few
minutes.
Druggists everywhere will sell a
bottle of HYOM4S1 for 60 cents. Ask
for extra bottle Hyotnei inhalent.
Don’t l>e stubborn. Don’t he preju
diced. There is not a particle of mor
phine, cocaine, or any injurious or
habit forming drug In HYOMHI
Give ft a trial at Sorrells -»rug
Company’s risk. They guarantee it.
It is made of eucalyptus and other
grand antiseptics. It will chase away
the misery of catarrh or any affliction
of the nose and throat in a few min
utes.
You can get a trial sample free by
writing Booth’s Hyornei Co, Buffalo,
N. Y.
OPENING
Uncle Sam Loan Company,
618 Central Avenue.
$2,500 worth of unredeemed pledges,
consisting of diamonds, watches, jew
elry, trunks, valises and all kinds ot I
leather goods.
Loans made on collateral from $1
to $5,000. Watches and jewelry re
paired by an expert. All work strictly
guaranteed.
Dou't forget yor will save from 25
to 40 per cent on anything you buy
from us. 1-22 lm
NOTICE.
Bowling coutest. Pari: Hotel vs
f^h-lit* bowling team, at Park Hole!
alleys, Monday evening, starting at 8
o'clock.
Modem, Strictly Up-to-date, Absolutely
Fireproof.
ALGONQUIN APARTMENTS
MR8. E. M. SHRIMPLIN, Prop.
Hot and Cold Running Water In Rooms.
Sloam Heat, Electricity and (Jaa Ranges
One half blook from Bath House Row.
Telephone 478. 220 Prospect Ave.
COZY INN
131 Chapel 8t.—A New Brick
One-half Block from Business Center.
Two Blocks to Bath Houses.
High Location, Quiet, Homelike.
Table as Good as the Best. TitV US,
Take Bus to Hotel—Fare Refunded.
RATES—Room and Board $10 per week
and up.
Alao Light Housekeeping Apartments.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Better Known as "Peg." formerly of At
lanta in,I Memphis. .is Hallway Agent.
COTTAGE HOME
ONE BLOCK OF BATH HOUSE
Room and Board $6 to $8 per week
Home comforts, home cooking, One
spring water on premises free. Take
Cooper’s Bus. we pay the fare.
MRS. PECKINPAUGH, Prop.
01 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 767
The Ferguson
Beautiful Naw House, Naw Furniture
Mrs. C. N. Ferguson, Propr.
first-class Board, $1.00 par nay up. Bp*
■lal Rates by Month.
Near Bath House and Depot*.
<008 Central Ave. Phone 834
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88 88888888888888888
The Maje
THE MOST :
200 Rooms with Hot anc
Cold running water, anc
Telephone. Fifty Room:
with Private Baths anc
Toilets.
Rates, S2.50 To $4.0(
PER DAY AMERICAN PLAN
Special Rates by thi
Week, and to Fam>
diesi
Centrally Located. Within Half Block of
Three Bath Houses.
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
THE LEE
W. W. LEE, Proprietor.
Phone 1351
ROOMS—All Modern Improvement^.
Board Optional—Rates Reasonable.
204 PARK AVENUE.
LOUISIANA HOTEL
S. Q. GILLENWATER, Proprietor.
Steam Heat.
BEST DOLLAR A DAY HOTEL.
Still l)oinx Business at
209 PARK AVE.
| HOTEL |
I 111 £ v I
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ii •
:: AND !
Palatial Baths
; Opposite Army and Navy Hospital and Government ;;
\ Park, Children’s Playgrounds, Pedestrians paradise. !;
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: 2 Blocks South of Arlington Hotel |
Capacity 1000 Guests ?
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:; Hot and Cold Running Water in all Rooms. %
' *
! All bed rooms having bath are supplied with the %
* D
; mineral water.
> A
I 100 rooms with toilet. |
Superb Grill Room in Connection.
■ Lyman T. Hay, John R. Bogan,
; Gen. Manager. Manager. |
The Knickerbocker
MRS. E. W. LAUHER, Prop.
SATISFIED
That Is the way you feel at home.
The same feeling prevails among the
guests at the
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
Hot and cold running water In each
room. Bath rooms on each floor. Meals
patronised by Hot Springs most exclu
sive people. Located 4 blocks from de
pot. $ blocks from U. S. Bath Houses.
Absolutely Modern. Fire Proof
tiriricin Plan: Rates $10 Per Weak and Up.
228 Prospect An. Phone 185
The
Marquette
Hotel
(FORMERLY NAVARRE)
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ROOMS $4.00 PER WEEK UP
75c. PER DAY UP
EUROPEAN
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT
PORTER MEETS ALL TRAINS
No Touble to Answer Questions,
CALL AND SEE
TOM J. PETTIT, Manager.
ROOM AND BOARD ONE DOLLAR A DAY.
THE PRESTON I
0. B. DAVIE A CO, Prep. 1018 CENTRAL AVENUE
THE BEST DOLLAR A DAY HOTEL. TH£ CITY. c
All Outside Rooms. Hot end Cold Water end Bathe. Up to Dajf* and Modern
Steam Heat, Electric Lights end Belle. Centrally Located. / One Block tj n
Bath Houses and Buslneae Center. Come and Stop One 04y and See fw 1
Yourself.
Cut ttu* out, preaent to Cooper'eTrain agent for fri |Bus fare. h
i \
a completely equipped I
* ..BATH HOUSE., j
In the Hotel
Operated under auth* •
ority of U, S. Govern- ;
raent, with hot mineral 5
water direct from the l
Hot Springs Reserva- ■
tion.
* “HiW Ktm. A|«n1 Iln| a
baaa*>a« ana taka »u» to H*tol.w
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JNEW TOWNSEND HOTEL;
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i i 4 -1 j: u onMi-tL. r. ^
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Centrally located. Twe block! from ^
Bath House Row, Banka and Depot*. ▼
65 ROOMS Elegantly furnished, each ^
with hot and cold running water and ^
lavatory. ▼
DINING ROOM service 1* unsurpasa. ♦
ed. Experienced white girl waiter* ^
who are prompt and attentive and “
know the business. ^
SAMPLE ROOMS—Large and conven- a
lent for commercial men. We Invite ™
them to be our guest ly*-.ause we know ^
they will like our sample room*. ^
RATES ♦
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN ♦
$2.50 per day. $1.00 per day ^
$12.00 to $15.00 Room# $4.00 -
per week. and up par waak ♦
+ J. A. TOWNSEND, Proprietor ♦
^ ttuwk baggage through Coopers Transfer Agent on train and take Bus for The New Townsend Hotel 4
-THE- \
PARK HOTEL j
AND BATH PALACE j
-Open January to June_- I
Exclusively
European
Plan
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Full and |
Modified :
a la Carte )
m
Service |
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Occupying ten acres ol beautiful private grounds is ■
the first choice of carefully discriminating families J
and Resort Rounders who prize a homelike location, f
clean pure atmosphere, repose, sunshine and unob- •
stucted scenery. The Park Hotel is famed for its *
new bath palace, elegant and stately general appoint- S
ments, Bijou Cafe and Grills, Metropolitan European ■
Plan Menus, gay Casino, Card Parlor and Roof Sun \
Den, direct service to the new Golf grounds and *
Club, to which Park Hotel patrons are admittable. J
All private baths are also supplied with min- j
eral water direct from the hot springs. J
Duncan Campbell, J. r HAYFS •
Office Manager I,eSSCe and Manager- S
■ IIMIItllltltli 0
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
INITED STATES HOTEL
$7.00 Per Week and Up.
Room* $2.50 Per Week Up.
IRECTLY OPP. BATH HOUSE ROW
All cars stop at door, Tnl.le Suits the
lost fastidious. Elevators and Rlectrlc
ella. Special Rate to Families.
C. H. PULLEN, Prop.
!>v« Cooper’* Agent check baggage
i . k
Gardner House
243 Whittington Avenue
FRANK FUNK, Prop.
One Block from Bath House*.
One Block from Majestic Hotel.
RATES $6 TO $8 PER WEEK.
German Home Cooking.
Also Light Housekeeping Rooms,
NEW DAYTON HOTEL
C. L. TAYLOR, PROP.
40 Outside Rooms. A Modern, Up to
Date Hotel at Medium Prices. Half *
Rlnrk of Depots and Bath House*.
318'/j Market St. Phone 103*
RATES! »7 TO $10 PER WEEK.