The Sentinel=record., March 24, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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HIGHWAY BUiLDING.
The question of the construction
a splendid highway between Ho
•Springs and Mt. Ida on the plan o
“Forty Miles a Week" is not withoui
precedent.
It is forty miles between the cities
One week of enthusiastic labor wil
complete the Job It should be nc
trouble to get up a subscription fot
the work from those who are inures’
■ed Both Garland and Montgomei v
counties will do their part ns comi
ties.
The land owners along the route
will furnish mule tennis and wagons
and hands for a week.
County .Judge Funner will Join with
other* in the supervision of the work
so that The greatest good ran be ac
complished In the short period of ac
tual labor. The route should be gone
ever carefully.
The first thing that should lie done
is for the Business Men's League here
to name a small committee to co-oi*e
—i-^p rate with Judge Farmer us the .lead
of the movement,
A trip will have to la* mude over
the route, when it cun tie deflnitel>
ascertained .Just how niueli help can
he depended upon from all sources,
and an estimate can also be made of
how much work will be required, and
(where the most of it must, tie placed.
Then, after these preliminaries, one
■week should be designated for carry
ing out toe work—not designated too
lor in advance blit selected with a
view to good weather so the worn
will not be interrupted.
This is no gigantic task if all forces
will work together for the common
end, and if they do the "Forty Mil a
a Week" scheme will be carried o
completion in a manner that will not
alone lie greatly beneficial! to bo h
cities; but will prove a public an
nouncement of the fact that tfiiis dt* '
trict is not a divided section rankling
with prejudices, bu* a unit for ttye u >
building and success of the Interest*
of all Us people.
It s just March marching.
Every man loves a cheerful liver.
Each day's mystery makta history
Notning can hold Hot Springs now.
Presto lion, presto lamb, is the
speed of March,
An overflow of clear and warm wl 1
be ail right Mr, Forecaster.
Pigtailless Chinamen will be a nov
elty indeed—in China.
Don’t let the state fair appropria
tion bill get )o*t in the shuffle.
Seed catalogues are showing great
Opportunity conics peeking around
after the average man has had many
a hard knock
Forty Miles a Week’’ is easy when
that forty miles is only a go.'d high
way between two cities in the new
judicial district.
A really good highway between. Hot
Springs and Mt Ida Is the best big
tiling we can -put on right now
Merchants who appreciate what a
difference in trade that new highway
means are willing to make their dona
tions now.
The $50,000 iu cold cash already
paid out in that government lot sale
looks like confidence with a big C.
As soon as we begin to do things
for ourselves we will begin to find
help from all sources. On with that
"Forty Miles a Week" and watch the
fever grow. i
Gocd roads movement ever> where
attract universal attention, and if wo
are to lieeome famous we must not
be behind in the game.
This cold snap is only a gentle re
minder to the baseball boys of what
they will encounter around home ear
ly In May.
There is no excuse for being ignor
ant these days, with so many people
wanting information.
Italy faces another cabinet revolt.
Peculiar -people makes peculiar condi
tions in that peculiar country.
Society Item in a rural section of
Florida tells of the reception given
a Tampa man who proposed to estab
lish a laundry In the place.
Ballinger and Lorimer must be glad
that the Mexican is muddying the
water. (
Those who advertise largely are
giving much attention to the prospec
tive Easter sh pper.
The new secretary of the Interior is
said to wear a thoughtful look. The
job calls for thinking.
Think of all the ho|>e there is :n
the small boy's breast. First the base
ball season, then the summer voca
tion.
“I have my plans," declares Presi
dent Diaz So have we a.'.l; but some
of our plans, like some of bis, won’t
work.
8. Ionia Von Puhl, a prominent club
man, of St. Louis and Chicago, Is reg
istered at the Eastman.
Charles A Coey, one of the big
financiers of the country. Is among
the arrivals at the Eastman Hotoi.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election Tuesday, April 4th, 1911.
FOR MAYOR
\V. W. Waters.
POLICE JUDGE
J. R. Archer.
CITY TREASURER
Ci. K. Hons ley.
, AT.DERMEN
G. P. Shepherd.
C. J. Horner.
E. B. Mooney.
Tom J. Pettit
David Btvrgatier.
D. L. Weaver.
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RHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN SIX
HOURS.
Dr. Detchon'a Belief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases In a few
hour*. Its action upon the system Is
remarkable and effective. It remove* at
once the cause and the disease quickly
disappear*. First do*e greatly benefits.
75c and $1.00. Sold by Elsele and Hunt
Drug Co.
Clean Cottages
FOR RENT.
(Furnished.)
604 Reserve Avenue.
Two Blocks From Centra! Avenue.
In Heart of City, But Quldt
FURNISHED
ROOnS $1.50
*01 Ouachita Avenue.
iThe Majestic Hotel and Bath House i
H. A. JONES, Manager ;
* THE MOST MODUBN HOTEL OsT HOT SEHXISTQ-S S
m * ____ Am « . . _
< 200 Room:; with Hot and
* Cold running water, and
l Telephone. Fifty Rooms j
■ with Private Baths and
■ Toilets.
: Rates, $2.50 To $4.00
PER DAY AMERICAN PUN
■ Special Rates by the
- Week, and to Fam~
■ dies*
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rk x^mpiexeiy equipped ■
^JBATH HOUSE..*
i. In the ftotel ^ | j
Operated under auth* ■
ority of U. S. Govern- J
ment, with hot mineral j
water direct from the!
Hot Springs Reserva-a
tion.
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COZY INN
131 Chapel St.—A New Brick
One-linlf Block from Business Center.
Two Blocks to Hath Houses.
High Location, Quiet. Homelike,
Table as Quod ns the Best. TRT U8.
Take* Bus to Hotel—Fare Refunded.
RATES—Room and Board $10 per week
and up.
Also Light Housekeeping Apartments.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Rotter Known as Reg.” formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, ns Railway Agent.
Centrally Located. Within Half Block of
Three Bath Houses.
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
THE LEE
W. W. LEE, Proprietor.
Phone 1351
ROOMS—All Modern improvements.
Board Optional—Rates Reasonable
204 PARK AVENUE.
:NEW TOWNSEND HOTEL* I
i i 14-120 CHAPEL ST. I
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Centrally located. Twe block* from *
; Bath House Row, Bank* and Depot*. ▼
65 ROOMS Elegantly furnished, etch 4
with hot and «old running water and
lavatory. ♦
DINING ROOM *erTica la unaurpas*. 4
ed. Experienced white girl waiter* .
i who are prompt and attentive and ▼
| know the business. ▲
0 SAMPLE ROOMS—Large ami conven
ient for commercial men. We Invite ▼
them to be our guest because wh know 4
| they will like our sample room*.
RATES ♦
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN ▼
$2.50 per day. $1.00 per day, 4
$12.00 to $15,00 Roonia $4.00 -
Per weak. and uo nar wa>li 4
« J. A. TOWNSEND, Proprietor ♦ I
^ ]bMk I>uai« throufi Cooper a Transter A*ent on train and uk« Bustor The New Townsend Hotel + R
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! Palatial Baths j
; Opposite Army and Navy Hospital and Government ;
; Park, Children’s Playgrounds, Pedestrians paradise, j
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: 2 Blocks South of Arlington Hotel j
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Capacity 1000 Cuests \
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Hot and Cold Running Water in all Rooms.
! All bed rooms having bath are supplied with the <i
mineral water, !l
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:! 100 rooms with toilet. !:
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:: Superb Grill Room in Connection. 11
: | Lyman T. Hay, John R. Bogan,
Gen. Manager. Manager.
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The Knickerbocker
MRS. E. W. LAUHER, Prop.
SATISFIED
That 1* the way you feel at home
The same feeling prevail* among the
guest* at the
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
Hot and cold running water In each
room. Bath rooms on each floor. Meals
patron lied by Hot Springs most exclu
sive people. Located 4 blocks from de
pot, 3 blocks from U. S. Bath Ileuses.
Absolutely Modern. Fire Proof
Steam Heat
IwricAB Plan: Ritli 110 P»r Wuk *nri Up.
228 Prospect An. Phono 185
Gardner House
243 Whittington Avenue
PRANK FUNK, Prop.
One Block from Bath Housee
One Block from Majestic Hotel.
RATES 16 TO *S PER WEEK.
German Home Cooking
Also Light Housekeeping Ronr,,..
IIAlRimHSS PARlvORS, 610 Cen-j
[ral avenue, lake elevator; phone 1418
All kinds of hair for sale and made.
MK3. J. W. SMITH,
HOTEL SAVOY
JOS. PACE, PROP.
3S2 Central Avc. Springs, Ark
Forty outside rooms, in the heart of Hot
sprintfs. opposite the Fountain Head of the Hot
Water Hprinas. 75 feet from hath house*. Loca
tion unsurpassed for visitors who want hath,
and comfort. The best family hotel in th
south at medium price*
Riles $7 it $10 per Week. Special Is Faniliit
We employ no drummers. Check voor backiiko
on train dhect io hotel and make our place
hcaduuartera until lueated.
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P:ARK HOTEL
AND BATH PALACE |i
-—Open January to June__! I
» Exclusively
: European
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Full and
Modified
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Occupying ten acres 01 neaulilul private grounds is ■
the first choice of carefully discriminating families j
and Resort Rounders who prize a homelike location, \
clean pure atmosphere, repose, sunshine and unob- j
stucted scenery. The Park Hotel is famed for its j
new bath palace, elegant and stately general appoint- *
ments, Bijou Cafe and Grills, Metropolitan European J
Plan Menus, gay Casino, Card Parlor and Roof Sun !
Den, direct service to the new Golf grounds and j
Club, to which Park Hotel patrons are admittable. \
All private baths are also supplied with min- •
eral water direct from the hot springs. !
Duncan Campbell, J. R. HAYES, \
Office Manager Lessee and Manager- ■
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Centrally located on main street.
Newly Furnished Throughout
THE OAKLAND HOTEL
All Light. Airy, Outside Rooms.
(EUROPEAN)
Nicely Furnished Rooms; also Llght
Housekeeplng Rooms In Connection.
Near Bath House. Both Depots and 'Post
iffiec. Klectrlo Light* ana Modern Con i
>enlenc«s.
RATEE-41.8© PER WEEK AND UP. '
r*l. MS 9211-2 Central, cor Oliva 5t
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
UNITED STATES HOTEl
♦7.00 Per Week and Up.
Rooms t2.50 Per Week Up.
5IRECTLY OPP. BATH HOUSE ROM
All cais stop at door. Table Suita tlx
nost fastidious. Elevators and hlectrU
ielia. Special Rate to Families.
C. H, PULLEN. Prop,
iavt Cooper's Agent cnees Mfgegt
The Home Hotel 1
in CHAPKL ST. • m
' Hteani heat, hot and cold water on ■
floors, all outside rooms, one block of W** > If
house, two blocks of depots, net: j«
postoffioe and street ear line. Phona S
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r.,«, txjx'srt&wwsrfthr* 1
Hoorn. 12.00 to »4.00 Par WJJ* ■
i MRS. McCULLOUQH. Prop j