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" wanted
WANTED—At once, Capable cnerget
young man for position of trust. $‘Ji.
monthly. Must bo well recommended an
able to Invest 170b. Experience unncee
sary. A rare opportunity for a hustle
to enter a well established and rapldl
growing business See Mr. Leman
Townsend Hotel. Afternoons only, aftc
2 r.M. 5-fi-a
WANTED—Ticket to Chicago. Addros
“J," care Sentinel-Record.
WANTED--A hotel aollclton. Appl;
Denman Hotel 6-S-tl
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAI
EARN --ood Income corresponding fo
newspapers. Experience gg.inecessary. Ad
dress Press Correspondence Bureau
Washington, D. C.
SALESMAN to call on doctors. Estab
lished trade. Glenn, well-paid work fot
hard worker. P. O. Box 121. Philadelphia
WANTED Situation wanted by lad}
as traveling companion and helper l<
old, or Invalid lady; no salary wanted
Only traveling expenses. Address Trav
eler. thta office. 5 7 .'It
AGENTS—Hero Is a now one—Just out.
Dandy 25c seller. Costs you $1 per dozen.
SEVEN tool* In ONE. Mason .»ar wrench,
round can opener, sclssotj sharpener,
square can opener, knife kfiarpener, cap
lifter, milk bottle opener. Sample post
fiald 10c. Dept V, Box 71, Effingham,
HI.
COLORED ORGANIZER In this com
munity; $100 to $150 monthly; new-plan
benefit order. Ureat opportunity; no
experience necesunry. Apply Immediately.
Box B-921, Dayton, O.
"Wanted—solicitors to take
ORDERS FROM fnenus, neighbors and
oloers for MOTHER'S OATS and all
MOTHER'S Cereals. A h(s>cIhI offer to se
cures fireless cooker will be made to pur
chasers of five packages. 50c In cash
paid for each older you secure on this
plan. ,, rite today. THE GREAT WEST
ERN CEREAL CO., 758 Railway Ex
change Building, Chicago.
, "wONDBRFl'L REVELATIONS—Scud
bfrthdate. three questions, stamp, dime
for book, "Your Future Revealed,'’ Read
ing free. I will surprise you. Yogi Klnil
dia. Box SIS. Denver, Col.
WANTED—At once a No. 1 t\or, man
who understand* cleaning and pressing
Inquire at 426 1-2 Malvern. 5 7 It
SALESLADIES WANTED—To sell
Block Silk Petticoats direct from fac
tory. Can earn $10 to $.16 weekly. Par
ticulars. Address P. and It. Skirt Co.,
Lynn, Mass.
COLORED ORGANIZER in tills com
munity, $U>0 to $150 monthly; new-plan
benefit order, Great opportunity; no ex
perience necessary. Apply Immediately.
Box B-921, Dayton, Ohio.
WANTED^—431x \j>atlgnte to mqrcury
massage afternoons 1:30 to 5:30; special
low rates. “The Count," over Lemly's
Drug Store. 6-2-lwK
WANTED—An Iron safe, W. H. Hall.
Telephone 9. **
WANTED—Second hand furniture and
stoves. Will pay you to call on us be
fore selling. Southern Iron and Metal
Co., 624 Ouachita. Phone [phone]-lm
Pritchard- Bros. HaniWrre. Furniture
and Storage Company buy, sell, trade,
exchange, store and pack your goods and
furniture of all kinds. Storing and crat
ing a specialty. 843-5 Central avenv.e.
Phone 1646.__ 10-21-tf
(WANTED—Highest prices paid for old
Auto tires, copper and brass. South,-'n
Iron and Metal Co.. 624 Ouachita. Phone |
1596. 4'22'lm
' COLLECTIONS promptly m a d e,
charges reasonable. Your accounts solic
ited. Miss Doremyre. 444 Orange Si
Phone 527. -
WANTED—To bur all the ladies wenr
" ‘ . . .. . A„i_ nr ri Unit
the Malvern avenue pawnbroker. Tele
1 phone No. 9. _ 2-lZ-tr
WANTED—New and second hand Fur
niture. W'e buy, sell and store. J. R
Loyd, 204 and 215 Third St. Phone 19
8 • 26 -tf
Call Phone 1094 and get Highest cash
Prices #or your second hand Furnl
ture. 835 Central Ave. 8-26-tf
FORRENT
FOR RENT—10-room house, 112 Olive
Street. Apply Arkansas Trust Company.
5-5-If
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms
and flats for light housekeeping; hot
and cold water, gas, electric light; one
block from car line and bath houses. Mrs.
H. Ht. Clair. 136 Ramble Street. Phone
1703. tf
FAIR RENT—Furnished, a desirable S
room residence, also 3 room flat Phont
189. _4-21-tf
FOR RENT—Modern two and three roorr
suites, also single rooms with gas plates
Brick building, steam heat. Mllsteai
Appartmenta, 137 Chapel St. 4-16-tf
FOR RENT—Ons modern 6 room sul
with porcelain bath. In Bayley apart
ments 415-419 Spring Street, newly paint
ed and decorated. 3-SO-t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms.
Mrs. Max Lyons, 217 Woodbine St.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS — Fo
housekeeping, rates reasonable; 427 1
Pmrk avenue. The Bolton Flats. 4-4-1
FOR RENT—Housekeeping roams
cook with gas, 82 weekly; one block fron
bath. Mrs. Campbell. • Court at 12-4-1
ROOMS—Sleeping o
block from Centre
i and up. 818 Mark*
1-18-tf
cottage 1
jkguti
FOR RENT—Furnished cottages. Cal
up Thomas Doherty, phone 8tHI, cerne
Malvern and Jefferson. tf
FOR RENT—Elegant furnished oot
* lage, 429 Whittington. Apply 47S Whit
tlngtun. Phone 634. 3-19-tf
TO RENT—For the Summer. furnisher
- flat 81* rooms and with hot and cold wa
c ter all Improvements, opposite Majes
9 tic hotel, reasonable rent to the rlgh
1 party, Inquire at Rlnaldo's Jewelry am
- Novelty Store. 312 Central Ave.
r 4-6-tf
V
FOR RENT—Furnished flats and roomi
r for light housekeeping. Qas, water
lights. 33 per week up. The Ingle, Ram
ble street, second house from Park Ave
Mrs. A. F. Grainger. Phone 1038.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three
four and Hve room cottages; all moderr
conveniences; best residence part of th<
city; reasonable rent. Apply 207 Cedai
St., or Phone 299. 3-12tt
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
All new furniture, clean, airy, light, gat
ranges, electric lights, running water,
32.26 weekly and up; nine doors west ol
hath houses. The Alpine, IS. Englehart,
224 Court street (14 old number.)
FOR RENT—To proper tenant, the
beautifully furnished new Marlon Hotel
on Whittington avenue. New carpets and
new papering. Apply on premises. tf
FOR RENT—2, 3, 4, 6. 8-room modern
cottages furnished, from 112.60 to |2S per
month; take car at depot for 351 Whit
tington, Phone no*. First class room
»nd board for 330-335 per month; best In
the city, 12-13-rf
FOR RENT—After May 1st. cottage of
iuiiuoiuu iMtMiiB, uMivniiriufa, very
desirable; close In; quiet; for family of
adults. M. Cavlness, General Delivery.
4-18-2W
FOR RENT—Nice two room apartment
for rent, modern conveniences, front
room, Edwards Appartments, 444 Pros
pect Ave. 4-8-tf
FOR KENT—Two unfurnished cottages
220 and 222 Court St., newly papered and
painted. Rear News office, apply Joe
Leroy, 202 Central Avenue. 19-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
and flats for housekeeping; all conven
lencea; gas, running water, electric
llghte; close to the hot water; Iron, Mag
nesia, Arsenic, Rock and Cox Springs.
See these rooms before locating. Take
I North Border Cara to 628 Park ave. J.
8. Burges. 9-11-tf
FOR RENT—Nice rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, private family. Mis. San
ders, res. 1211! Central Ave., Phone 34.
FOR RENT—One four room and five
room furnished cottage. Modern Apply
J. T. Shelton 421 Park. Phone 1771.
4-6-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms: cook with gas; third
house above St. Joseph's Infirmary, 143
Cedar St. 4-16-lm
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS- Modern.
Mrs. H. SHANNON. 132 Central ave.
FOR RENT—16-room furnished house,
half block from bath house and 9-room
house, one block from bath house. Apply
at 211 Whittington.
FOR PENT—1 or 2 rooms, with or
without board. In private home, large
two story house, large yard surrounding,
every convenience. References expected
802 Quupaw Ave., Phone 1822. Take
8outh Hot Springs Car get off at Violet
St. 4, 29, 2t
FOR RENT—Livery barn. Inquire 203
Mt. Ida St. 5 7 lwk
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room.
Inquire at 123 Hawthorne. 5 7 3t
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT
—$16 per month; electric light and fuel
gas; bedroom and kitchen, $10; large
stable; take North Border car to Dell
street; one block up Dell. Inquire at 14.
Telephone 1655.
FOR RENT—Two front rooms, nicely
furnished, modern convenience and in
private home; close In. Reasonable rent.
Phone [phone]-tf
FOR sale
FOR SALE—Family leaving city will
sell contents of very completely furnished
5-room flat, ns a whole or separately, at
very low price; also a driving mare (hav
ing plenty of speed and style) runabout
and harness, or would rent to responsible
party for one year or longer. Phone 1963
before 2 or after 6 p. m. to make en
gagement for Inspection. 4-20-lw
FOIt SALE—Furniture of four-room
flat. Term reasonable. Phono 1997.
6 7 3t
, FOR SALE—At Klein's drug store
Oriental Vapor. It Is unexcelled as an
Insect destroyer, deodorent, desinfect
ant and house clenner. 5-6-lm
FOR SALE—SODA FOUNTAIN
AT MAJESTIC PHARMACY.
BEASLEY DRUG CO.4-20-tf
FOR SALE—Wo have a good list of
fnrms. truck farms, timber lands, hotel#,
rooming houses and vacant lots; also
cottages for rent and sale. Come and see
us If you want buy or sell real estate.
Hot Springs P.ealty Company, 816 Central
Ave. Phone 11. 4-23-tf
WHITE AND BUFF LEGHORN
1 EGGS.
1 The kind that makes thorough
bred and tested winter layers,
that lay when "Eggs Is Eggs."
*1 per 16. W. Q. WARREN.
636 Oak 8L Phone 1607.
l-12-tf ;
FOR RENT OR SALE—House of 10
rooms and bath, partially rumlshed. lo
cated In best residence section. Charles
W. O’Bryan, at Arkansas National Bank,
t 11-29 tf
FOR SALE—Eggs for setting, from
full blooded, Buff Leghorn*. Telephone
932 or 701., 4-21-tm
r FOR SAI.E—Settings White Orpington
■ eggs. Kellerstrass strain. 16 for 16. Phone
t 92 or call 619 Prospect, Mia* I* M. Tay
. lor. 4-21-1 m.
| FOR SALE—Horse*, mules, wagons
f and buggies. Cash or time payments. Ap
- ply to J. R. Loyd. 204 Third St. Phone
J Tl. 4-18-lm
* FOR SALE—42 acre tract 1 mile frorr
- city on good road. 22 acres In cultivation
n fine orchard and vineyard, good house
e and barn, splendid water. Address "H-L'
1 this office, u
I FOR BALK—Furniture and lease of 1
r room house all new furniture, modern
one block from bath house. Addres
' Mack" this office. 4-5-1
FOR BALE—One 3n IP. t*. Auto Road
ster. Fully equipped. Address Box 271
City. 4-6-1
FOR SALE—Good colonization proposl
lion, 6.2(H) acres, nice level land. WU
cut 4.000 feet merchantable timber pe
acre. Practically all can be cultivated
Price $9 per acre. W. T. Hawkins, 629 1
Central avenue.
i *“—
FOR SALE—A nice little 5-room home
with barn, fruit, shade trees. Price, |1,
800; payable J500 or more down; balanci
as agreed. \V. T. Hawkins, 629 X-2 Cen
tral. 4-14-tf
FOR SALE—Howell Hill, finest plac<
In Arkansas—22 acres, half mile fronr
Oaklawn race track, on Higdon ferrj
road. New house, fine water, fruit
Terms easy. Phone 420. 3-15-t
FOR SALE—A modern, 7-room hous(
on Cedar street; nice, healthy location
no seepage or dampness; fine shade trees
concrete walks; sheds and barn; nlct
neighborhood; nn Ideal home; will tak*
part cash, balance on time. Address A
Z., Sentinel-Record. 4 23 twits.
FOR SALE—A" modern 7-room housf
on Cedar street, nlee, healthy location
no seepage or dampness, fine shade trees
concrete walks, sheds and barn, nief
nelghborhod, an Ideal home; will takf
part cash; balance on time. Address A.
Z., Sentinel-Record. 4-24 2wks
FOR SALE—Nice new home, five rooms
city water, electric lights. Enquire on
premises, 418 Garden St. 4-18-lm
FOR SALE—200 acre farm, nearly half
rich bottom land, on Ouachita river,
eight miles out. Price, $0,000. W. T.
Hawkins, 629 1-2 Central. 4-14-tf
FOR SALE—Well located modern 1C
room place, for residence or roomers,
Price, $12,000. W. T. Hawkins, 629 1-2
Central. 4-14-tf
FOR SALE—Paying grocery business
account sickness, long 'ease, cheap rent;
good location; also for meat market fk
connection. Address “Grocery,” care Sen
tinel-Record. 4 23 1m
MISCELLANEOUS
SEVEN-PASSENGER LIVERY CAR.
new Westeott. seven-passenger livery
cart now ready for orders. Call Lee
Richardson. Highest class of service.
3-5-tf
DRESSMAKING—Mrs. J. Andrews, di
rect from the Ea.-,t, located lis 1-2 Olive
street, opposite Central Methodist Church.
Evening suits a specialty. 4-9-2w.
BARNHART—The old reliable for fur
niture repairing, upholstering; all kinds
of cabinet ana carpenter wont. 117 Gul
pha .Street. Phone [phone]-tf
FOR SALE Two buggies, one sate,
single and dou' 'e wagon, harness, horse
and two mules. Telephone No. 9. W. H.
Hall. 5 7 tf
Money to Loan
AT 6 Per Cent Simple Interest ON REAL
ESTATE to raise mortgage or purchase
additional property from t to 11 years
and you can pay It back in smalt month
ly payments or yearly. R. E. L. Maxey.
Attorney, 744 1-2 Central Ave., or Phone
or 1«TK.
COMMISSIONER’S SALE.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That In pur
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County, made
and entered on the ls'th day of April.
A. D.. 1911 in a certain cause (No. 411,
then pending therein between Hot
Springs Savings Trust and Guaranty
Company and Ed H. Johnson, trustee,
> omplalnSnnts, and VV. K. Shannahun.
Mary L. Shannahun, J. \V. Butler I’apol
Company and J. M. Connelly defendants,
the undersigned, as Commissioner of
said Court, will offer for sale at public
vendue to the highest, bidder, at the
front door or entrance of the County
Courthouse, In which said Court is held,
in the County of Garland within the
hours prescribed by law for judicial
sales, on Saturday the 27th day of May
A. L>., mil. the following described teal
estate, to-wlt: Bart of lot numbered
four (4J in block Ninety-seven (97) of
the Hot Springs Reservation according
to the official plat of the if. s. Hot
Springs Commission, more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at a
point on Hawthorne St. at the common
corner of lots 4 and f». running thence
nortn along the said dividing line ISO
fact; thence east on a line parallel with
Hawthorne St to Cartwright’s line .’12
feet more or less; thence south on t'e
sum nne 10 Hawthorne St nt a point
38 1-3 feet from the place of beginning;
thence along Hawthorne Street to the
place of beginning, in which deed Mary
I. Hnannnlmu joined her husband ano
conveyed her right amt released her
probability of dower in Garland County,
Arkansas
Terms of Sale: On a credit of three
months, the purchaser being required to
execute a bond us required by law and
the order and decree of said Court in
said cause, with approved security. bear
ing Interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from dale of sale until paid,
and a lien being retained on the premises
mid to secure the payment of the pur
chase money.
Given under my hand this 4th day of
May, A. D. 1911.
‘ 11 A. WHITTINGTON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HOT SPRINGS
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION.
Notice Is hereby given that an election
will be held in the Siiectal School Dis
trict of Hot Springs on Saturday, th<
30th day of May. 1911. at the respective
voting precincts In each of the six wards
of the City of Hot Springs State of Ar
kansas. Said electoln will be held for
the purposes of fixing the amount of the
school taxes to lie levied for school pur
poses year 1911, and for electing two
school directors. ,
Voters in this special school district
not living In any ward of the city, may
vote at their nearest precinct.
Given under our ha\ids and the cor
porate seal of said school district this
the second day of Mnv\A. D., 1911.
E.)K. KLEIN.
I President.
II. E. MARTIN.
Secretary^
Section i«f3, 1 J
i MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.
■ New York, May 6.—The cotton
1 market was irregular today, but In
spite of considerable realizing for
I over the week end near months made
new high records for the movement,
i with the close very steady on the old
crops and steady on the new. net S
points higher to 3 lower.
The opening was styady at uncbang
i ed prices to an advance of 3 points
on bullish week.end figures. Favor
able weather reports inspired some
selling of the late months and after
the opening prices eased off to a net
decline of 3 or 4 points. and In the
late trading advanced sharply on hull
support and covering by Wall street
short. July contracts reached 15.48c.
or 9 points above the closing figures
of last night, and even with the high
record for the season made last De
cember. and around this price leading
bull brokers sold just enough to check
the upward movement. Old crop posi
tions closed within a point of the beat,
but new crops were 2 or 3 'points off
from the top, owing to the failure of
the western lielt forecast to indicate
rains ever Sunday It called for in
creasing cloudy and unsettled condi.
lions in Oklahoma, however, and with
the low barometer noted yesterday in
the northwest working southward
there was just enough uncertainty
over weather conditions to prevent shy
aggressive selling for short account.
Estimates or Monday's receipts at
leading points were heavier, but the
bulls idea that they foreshadowed a
bulge in the export, movement was
confirmed to some extent by the fact
that the amount of cotton on ship
board at the close of the week showed
an increase over last year. Domestic
trade accounts showed .little or no im
provement. curtailment of production
at Fall iR.iver being estimated at 150,
OdO pieces for the week. Liverpool
however. rei>orted a continued good
t rade.
Receipts at the ports today were
7.030 against 12,440 last week and 5,
739 last year. Today'.! receipts at Mew
Orleans 2 900 bales against 2.159 last
year.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Mew Orleans, May 6,—The cotton
market was unsettled and irregular
this week. The weather was the
dominating influence. The net result
was an advance of 3 to 6 points on
the old crop months and a decline of
23 to 24 points on the new.
Favorable weather was a pressure
on the new crops. The high prices
were made on Monday, and the low
■on Friday. From the highest to the
lowest there was a drop of 22 to 49
points. At the highest the list was 7
to 11 points over last week’s close;
at the lowest it was 14 to 38 under.
In the early par1 of the week the
weather was not favorable and prices
were maintained at. the highest level
of the season, later weather condi.
tions took a turn for the better and
the market began to sag. Old crops,
however, were supported by specu
lative buying and by good trade re
ports from England and did not. share
fully in the decline made by the new
crops. Toward the close of the weak
there was a rally on the belief thnt
the crop had received a more serious
setback than at first had been thought
and that later planting in Mississippi,
Arkansas and Alabama would allow
more damage than ever from the bo'l
weevil. Reports from the belt were
conflicting. From many sections came
letters and telegrams stating that a
few days of warm weather would al
low the damage done to the crop to
he repaired, but from others the nd
vices were less favorable and said thnt
under the most favorable circum.
stances the crop would get a very
late start.
LOST. ~
LOST Diamond brooch, finder please
return to Delmar lintel nnd receive *10
rewi!rk 5-8-St
J^)HT—jj(|r(t“ hrlndle milch cow.
mt ilUmi horn*. SI r ayed last Saturday
nifilit. Return trt II a wry,
' I. I K. Residence Combs and Hobson ave
nUeB;__ 5-S-tf
LOST—Fox terrier, white with brown
ears; bob tall: name Robe. Return to
New Dayton Hotcd and receive reward.
_ 5-6-3t
LOST—Small black leather purse, con
taining 4 twenty dollar bills and small
change. Finder will please return to the
Townsend Hotel and get reward. 3t
STRAYED—A bay mare, weight about
990 pounds. Telephone [phone] Lincoln
Street. Reward. 5 7
NO MORE Redbugs, Moths. Mites or
Roches If you use Oriental Vapor. Get It
at Klein's Drug Store. 5 7 1m
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Garland Chancery Court.
iam Levy & Company, Plaintiff
vs.
VI. Friedman & Bros.. Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the defendants to
file the same, properly verified, with the
clerk of this court within ninety days
from this date, or they will bo forever
tarred from any benefit from said estate
Issued by order of the Garland Chan
cery Court.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court, on this 6th dav of Match. 1911
H. A. .WHITTINGTON, Clorlc.
By A. G. Sullenberger, Deputy.
BOCK BEER AND BOCK WURST AT
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other in the world. It has Improvements
on all the good points of every other
make, and none of the bad ones. Insured
for five years against damage or loss
from any cause. No other company dare
give such assurance of merit. Sold as
low as any standard machine for cash,
or time payments. Old machines taken
In trade. If you are going to buy Just as
well purchase the best. Be sure to see
demonstrated this wonderful Invention
before making your choice. We have in
stock many standard machines in secoad
hand (but as good as new) for rent or
sale at half their value. We repair any
machine and carry in stock supplies for
all makes. Telephone No. 458.
Empty crates for sale.
F. C. BOVING, 520 Central Avenue,
Sole Agent.
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ADMINISTRATRIX’ NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order of the Qarland County Probate
Court, made and entered of record on the
11th day of April, 1911, the undersigned
as administratrix of the estate of J. L.
Fields, deceased for the purpose of pay
ing debts and expense of administration
of said estate, will on the 2nd day of May
1911, at the front door of the Garland
County Courthouse, between the hours
for judicial sales, offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder the following
described real estate, belonging to said
estate, situated in the County of Gar
land and State of Arkansas, to-wit:
Lots .vine (9) and Ten (19) In Block
No. Two (2) of the Kdgemont Addition
to the Oty of Ho. Springs, Arkansas,
as shown by the official recorded plat of
said addition.
Terms of Sale:
Said described property will he sold ot
a credit of three months. The purchas
er at said sale will he required to exe
cute his promissory note with approved
personal security for the purchase price
of said property, and a lien on said prop
erty will also be retained until the. pur
chas' price of same has been fully paid.
Administratrix
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Collector’* Office, Improvement Dis
trict No. 32.
The tax books for the collection or
the special assessment upon the prop
erty in district No. 32 for the purpose
of paving have been placed In my
hands. All owners of real property
lying in the district are required to
pay their assessments to me within
thirty days from this date, if such
payment is not made, action will he
commenced at the end of that time
for the collection of said assessment,
and for legal penalties and oosts
Given under my hand this 7th day
of April, 1911. SIAM J, DAVIS,
4-8-lm. Collector.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court,
Matilda McClure and C. J. Horner,
Trustee, Plaintiffs.
Against
Mnrshal Branton, Catherine Branton and
R. B. Gray, Defendants.
The defendant. R. B. Gray. Is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff. Matilda McClure, et al. This ;
April 27th, 1911.
H. A. Whittington, Clerk
By A. G. Snllenberger, D. C.
C. Floyd Huff, Esq., Attorney ad litem.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS i
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to 1
cure any case of Itching. BUml, Bleed.
Ins or Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14 (
layn or money refunded. 60c.
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GRAND OPENINq|I
Airdome Summer Theatre 1
Commencing Monday, May m
The Famous
ALLEN MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY I
With The Renowned Comedian
BILLY ALLEN ■
And Twenty Others. With Girls in the Majority
"BT “The King of KoWfl
15—Whistling Song Numbers—15
SEE THE PING PONG GIRLS
EE THE DANCING DOLLS
EE THE BIG BEAUTY CHORUS
Special Scenery and Electric Effect*
Prices ... 10, 20, and 30c I
CEMENT ~1
Drain and Sewer Tile, Fire Clay,|FiJ
Brick. Flue Lining and Wall Gopinn
C. J. HORNER CO. 1
406-PHONES--«fl
The Spaulding Hotel|
Corner Central Avenue and Chapel St.
Hot and Cold Water. Large Closet In each Room. Most Centrally Locatrt I
Hotel In Town. Two Minutes Walk from Depots, Postoffice, Banks >M ■
Bath House Row. Larne Free Semple Room '
ROOMS $3.50 per Week and up. (§2
m Milwaukee Hotelfl
♦ J. P. HICKEY, Proprietor >9
® Centrally located. First class and Strictly Modern In arery Da
^ partment and conducted on American Plan. Electric Elerator, J
_ Bteam Heot, Hot and Gold Water In Bverj Room. Coxy, Comfort |H
B able, Reasonable In Price, Fire Proof and Homelike. In the Heart
^ of the BuHlDess Ptetrict, away from nolxe and duet,
m Opposite Federal Hoapital and Bath Houaa Raw, ,1
"’ PALACE ’ HOTEL ' I
VIOLA MERRILL.OWNER AND PROPRIETOR 9
American 91 par day and up. European 92 par week and >9 |8
Situated directly acrosa the afreet and in tbo confer of B»tti||
Houso Row. All large, comfortable outside foomi. Best Meala In CW jg
IT WILL PAY TO CALL AND INVESTIGATE BEFORE LOCATlW l|
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COMMISSIONER S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given. That In pur
suance of the authority and directions
contained In tho decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County, made
and entered on the 10th day of April,
A. D., 1911. In a certain cause (No.
then pending therein between Herman
Strauss and (Ins Strauss, complainants,
and Manataku Tribe. No. 6, Improved
Order of Red Men. of Hot Springs. Gar
land County, Arkansas, Jordan Hensley,
George It. Watson and ,1. .1. Keley, Trus
tees of the Manataka Tribe, No. 0, Im
proved Order of Red Men of Hot Springs
Garland County, Arkansas, and Jordan
Hensley, George R. Watson and J. J
Kelley, In their Individual capacity, de
fendants, toe undersigned, as Commis
sioner of said court, will offer for sale
at public vendue to the highest bidder,
at the front door or entrance of the
County Courthouse, in which said Court
is held, in the County of Garland, within
the hours preserved by law for judicial
sales, on Thursday, thp 11th day of May,
A. D., 1911, the following described rent
estate, to-wlt: All of lots six Hi) and
fourteen (14) In block 148 of the Hot
Springs Reservation, according to the
official plat of the United States lloi
Springs Commission, and that part of
lot five (5) described ns follows: Tb-gin
rilng at the northeast corner of said lot
r., running thence South on East boun
lam (10) f*et: thenee Parallel
with North line of said lot r, to the west
end of said lot; thence ton (10) fc.u
North to the line of said lot 5; thorns
^ptLZJ:eg,nn,ne’ ,n oar,Bnd
mSM"? SA''K: of three
execute’ hLfrh“Pr h,'ln* ’'pT>lrod to
exeeute a bond as required by law and
the order and decree of said court In
*pP1,ov9d security, bear
Ing Interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from date of sale unVn Bald
T'"k, "i,,""1"1 **'■ >»>h A..y
H A. WHTTTINGTON
_commissioner in Chancery.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court
Burgauer, Plaintiff,
VS
5. H. Shirley, Mary E. Shirley
'nd J. S, Smith and Charles D. Greaves '
rrustee, Defendants.
The defendants. S. IT. Shirley. Mary '
J' mr,py «"d 8. J. smith, are warned 1
0 ai’pf‘ar ln this court within thirty I
la.v« and answer the complaint of tho
'lalntlff, E. Burgauer. This April 15th,
VI1* S|fe
H A. WHITTINGTON, Clerk.
By A. O. SULLEN BERGER, D. C.
’Larisa C. Sparks, Knq,, Attorney ad
'' ?m, " |
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court
t.. J. Parker, Plaintiff,
va.
W. A. Woodcock, defendant
and
W. A. Woodcock, cross complaint
vs. .;
L. J. Parker. B. Burgnuer and d- *
Gaines, defendants.
The defendant, H. A. Oalnes, Is
lo appear In this court within thirty*®
and answer the cross complaint tit".
Woodcock. This March IS, 1911
II A. WHITTINGTON,
By A. O. Sullenberger; "it. C. ,
Chas. C. Siaiiks, Esq., attorney *
litem.
No more bed hups, miter fleet *
mac he* if you use Oriental Vapor. G*
It at Klein's Drug Store. 5+“'
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(FT SERVE!* OVER THE BA*
mported Olive on and ®*B"W
tellan Spaghetti.
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