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MRS. SUMPTER ENTERTAINS
Mrs J. J. Sumpter delightfully en
tcrtained with u 12 o'clok bridge
whist breakfast yesterday morning,
wtlch was p surprise tendered in bon
or of Mrs. V. I.. Bur liras, who leaves
todiij to aiiend the summer season in
Nfew York City, Covers were laid for
eight, the color scheme l>ein« pink
afd white. After .\ delightful six
course breakfast the party played
bridge. Mrs, M. J. Murphy won a
handsome handmade Irish lace jabot,
t and Mrs. Gabe Dirr a handsome hand
pointed picture
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VISITORS WEB.
Arthur J, Powers of Baker county,
Florida, and Miss Dot Margaret Ham
ilton. of Texarkana, Arkansas, were
married last evening at the office of,
Justice De Vail,
Judge J. B, Wool received the sad
news yesterday of the death of fits
neice, Misa Janie Wood, at Pine Bluff.
The funeral will take place Monday in
Monttoello,
Yfiii llV \i\TfS5 to You *nd Every Sister Suf
lUll nil 0101 cn ering from Woman’s Aiimeni#.
I am a woman.
1 know woman'* Buffering*.
i have found the cure.
I will mail, free of any charge, bit karst lull
mint with full Instructions to any sufferer from
woman’s ailments. 1 want to tell ad women about
tills cure—y*e, my reader, for yourself, your
daughter, your mother, or yoursister. 1 want to
tell you how to cure yourselves at home with
out the lii'l)) id adopter. Men canast understand
Weill, n'a fluttering*. What, we women know from
uprrinncn, we know better than any doctor. I
know that my homo treatment Is sufe ar<l sure
Cura for (.nmrrktti nr Whitish diuchargct. Ulceration, Ola*
Kecemenl or Tallin. *1 the Womb, Profeet, Sctnly or Painful
rrioiti Uterine er Durian Tuition, or Drouths; also pelm in
head, tech tnd Ponelt. bearing doen feelings, nertnutneet.
creeping letting up the ipme. melencholr, desire te cry, hat
flithet. wenrlsess. kidney, tnd bladder troublei untie caused
by ariikaetses peculiar to our sex. r
I went to a. nil you > complete ten day's trepunanl
islirtly ftp* to prove to yon that you can euro
yourself «i home, easily, quickly ami
purely Bens ember, that.it will cost you nothing try
give, the treatment a complete triul. nod if you
wwm *o ooaHnue, is win ooet yooonly about liccntsa week or less (nan tsvo cents aday It
Will not Interfere with your work or occupation. Jtst sand mu your nuns tnd addrota, tell me how you
•oner if you wish, and I will send you the treatment for your case, entirely free, in plain wrap
par, by return mall. I will alfto send you freeefcssl. my book-"WOKM'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER" with
explanatory Illustrations showing wh' women suffer, and how thev can easily cure themselves
B* home Every womanshonld hnvo it, and learn to think tor hsrtslf. then when the doctor nn vs—
V'™ roust have an operation,*' you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women have cured
Mseusse.vea with my home remedy. It cures pll old or young, To Metises of Ougktsrt, I will explain a
► S5t!i t* treatment which sis .silly and effectually cures Ts-ucnrrhoea, linen Hick ileus and
IMnfulor Irregular Menstruation in young Ladles, rlunipnoss and health always results from
11'^herev«r you lire. I can refer you to ladles of your own locality who know and will gladly
■dl any sufferer that this ttwM Traitaaet really cirrus all women's diseases, and makes women well,
strong, plump and robust Jstcl ttnd a* year address, and the free tendav's treatment is yours, also
the book, write to-day, as you may nut see this offer again. Addrises
MM. M. SUMMERS, Box H - - South Bond, Ind., U. 8. A.
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■ WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE ■
5 CREAM AND SHERBETS 1
* We will accept orders for same to be
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gl delivered, well packed in quantities of ■
■ quarts to five gallons, prouided we are ■
* notified by 9 a. m. the day wanted. *
■ R. Q. MORRIS DRUG CO. ■
** 802 Central Notice Our Show Windows Phone 242 ®
ESI ALDOSE
ELRY, NOVELTIES AND SOUVENIRS |
SDectlon of oar stock which is the best aad most «■““'* *
city, at the lowest possible prices^ *
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Bruidi of 32S Brotdnr ]
J8»r»loc» pilot*, N. T. I
THISTLES AND DANDRUFF.
An Interesting Parallel and a Valu
able Depletion Therefrom.
Cutting down this'lew no more re
1 loves the land of tbistkm than does
scouring the sca'p cure dandruff. On
each <ase permanent relief can only
come from eradicating permanently
the cause. A genu Chat plows up the
■< alp in searching for the, hair root
where It saip* the vitality, causes
dandruff, falling hair, an!J ha'dness.
if you kill that germ, you’ll have no
dandruff but a luxuriant suit of hair.
iNewfbro's Horpfelde is the only hair
preparation In the wr'd Fa at cure
dandruff and falling hair by killing
•ttoc germ. “Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect.” S dd by leading
Ijruggists. Send 10c. in stamps for
sample to The Herpielde Co., Detroit,
M ich.
lOne dollar bottles guaranteed.
Jackson's Pharmacy and Sorrells
Drug Co., Special Agents.
W. F>. Hussung of I lie Getz fcheter
minators of St. Jxutis is at the A mag
ton hotel and will be there till the
I Mist., lie will take contracts to exter
ininale cockroaches. lied bugs. ia's<
mice and f'eas frofn hedges and
guarantee same free from vermon for
one year, Mr. Hussting has extermtn
ated vermon from the Arlington Ma
jestic, Waukesha and Pullman hotels
Gels Extefmantors sold by ail drug
gists. 5-2s-3t
Mrs. Charles V. Teague is here on
a visit to friends, and reports lh:t
Judge C V, Teague is much improved
from making his home in Arizona.
Hon. Jas. L». Graham, candidate foi
governor, ha* sent Hon, Hal Xortvooi
and Congressman Joe T, Robinson a
letter requesting a joint campaign ot
the slate. Judge Graham wants a
joint campaign and is willing to ai
low his competitors to name the time
and dates.
\V, Hicks Mallory will return from
Memphis In a few days accompanied
by his mother, who will spend several
weeks visiting him is th s city. Mr.
Mallory while away has been to the
big furniture markets and made some
large purchases for his business here.
AMERICAN KILLED.
Quarrel at Mexico City Results in
Fatal Shooting.
Mexico City. May 27.—Dr. Ila'l P.
Clark of this city, was shot ami In
stuntiy Killed in his office today by
Larry Martin man tndontttVd for
several years with the sporting Ira
ternity of this city.
Dr. Clark was a gradate of the Col
lege of Physicians and Sudge«ns ot
Chit ago. He was be: ne in Cairo and
his mother lives In Taylorsville, It,
The shooting is said to Have been
the outgrowth of a quarred between
Dr, Clark and .Jack Stevens. The lat
ter, notwithstanding the difference In
names is said to be a brother of Mar
tin.
WINS LONGS ODDS.
Toronto. Ont, May 27.—Faith in Us
hors© brought George M©Sweeney, 01
Tqianto today the investment
of a ten dollar bill. At odds of better
than loft to 1 McSweeney was the only
person to lay a wager .that Carillon
woo'd win the first race at Wood
bine and Carillon led the bunch to the
wire. *
AVIATOR KILLED,
St. Peteishurg, May 27.—The Brit
ish aviator flying from a Summer
machine during an aeroplane comp©,
tition here today, fell from a height
)f 125 feet and was felled.
harry reran
MADE PRESIDENT
//ILL HEAD THE STATE ORGANI
ZATION WITH J. L. WADLEY,
SECRETARY,
Every Indication That the Commg
Fall Wlil Have Ample Support
and be the Bigger Ever
Held Here
previously Subscribed .$293b
-• N. Rix .. 5200
Harry Wescott . b<J
3r. H. P, Codings . 20
Tom Golden .. .. 2b
ke Kempner 2b
*be Kempner. 2b
Dav^i Laser . 2b
Total .$293b
At a meeting o' the directors of the
Arkansas State Faid Association last
light held at. the Business Men’s
'.eague, Harry Wescott was unani
mously elected president of the organ
huu u # iJ. n "!|ir> >v<tr flVVM'.l
secretary.
The placing of Mr. Wescott at the
head of The organization means that
one of the most aggressive and pro
gressive men of onr citizenship is at
i he helm, and also one of the most
enthusiastic citizens of the state in
regard ‘o the undeveloped resonr.es
of Arkansas.
With Mr. Wescott as the active
head of the concern and with Mr. J. L.
VVad'^y, one of the pioneer newspap
er men of the state*as secretary and
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in a position to secure the cooperation
of the country press of the state, th re
will be no doubt but that the coming
state fair will be ail that its substan
tial friends wish for it.
There is no di^ibt, either about the
financial end of ihe pioposliion, for
when the work of securing additional
subscriptions is taken up next wjtiek
it will be no trouble to finish the amn
iieeleil to properly open the fair.
Without any sort of colicitation yes.
erday the fund was enhanced $125.
when President C. X, Rlx of the
League gave $260, and Harry Wescott
who has announced that no man could
give more than he gave an addition
a! $50. I)r, H. P. Codings tele pic ue I
*n his voluntary subscription of $2a,
uid Tom Golden, ike Kemptier. Abe
Kemprror and D. Laver each voIhii
ced $25. They all Just c luldn’t wait
but sent in the subs riptions.
"With the sentiment behind th s
imposition tint exists now,” said Hr,
Holland last night, "any member or
iirector of the fair could take a tele
phone, call up fifty numbers, and
forty of them wou'd subscribe.”
This is unprecendent in 'Hot
Springs, where subscriptions have
i>een so hard to secure'in the past
but it is evidence (hat Hot Springs
ippreciatea tliat her standing is in
lie balance ami that she shall not be
fount wanting.
The resignation of President Cole
last night was accepted and resolu
tions of thanks for the service of the
>ast were authorized. Secreiary
Holding's resignation brought genuine
regret because the directors believed
they needed his experience, out Mr.
Helding assured them that the fair
now had all its appliances and mater,
inis- that the work was a'l cut. out.
and that it would net lie diffiiult for
any hustling man to take up the
work. He further added that his sin
•ere cooperation would be felt at
times.
President Wescott made a speech
in which ho urged that the Idea of se
curing slate wide interest be- given,
more consideration. He stated that he
believed the state had much undovet
nnod wealth. and tliat if the state talr
were maintained on a broad ptyne u
would not i>e long before its advan
tages would have to he recognoaed
throughout the who'e of the state.
PAINLESS FEET.
Hot Springs is Full of T^em Since
Sorrels Drug Company Com.
menced to Sell Ezo.
There is no reason on earth why
any one should suffer another day
with painful, swollen, burning feet or
foot misery of any kind, when a large
jar of Ezo costs hu 25 cents at Sor
rells Drug Company.
Not a powder, mind you, to clog tip
the pores, but a soothing, healing re
fined ointment that takes out all pa n
and sorenese and leaves the feet feel
ing fine and comfortable.
Your feet may he so sore that you
cannot walk on them tonight, rub on
Ezo and you will cn]o- a walk to
’norrcw mornfn.
Use Ezo for sore corns, for dis
agreeable bunions; use it when break,
ing in new shoes or before danrin*.
Very pleasant refined ointment is
Ezo, and there is nothing better r r
sunburn, rough skit, blackheads, ec
zema or llching skin.
Tzo Chemical Co.,
Rochester, X. Y., Makers,
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■ Drink the Delightful Drink, J
: Pure Hawaiian Pineapple Juice :
l Poured straight from the thoro- •
• ughly chilled bottle over cracked j
• ice. Grown under the tropical J
I skies of Hawaii, the juice of a ripe J
■ pinea pple is just a mix ture of dew Z
; sunshine and oxygen, ‘j
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■ - , SAY! Do Yoa live to Eat; or Eat to Live ? »
2 We Keep all and the Best the Market Affords, J
8 |n Vegetables, Fruits, Canned Goods, Etc., Dried Beel & Koskr *
at | ~~| Sausage, Meats, Etc, .*
! 788 THE GOLDEN GROCERY 'f|l“ 277 !
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iKBBimuKSinawsioan •ssBifHniniiossoo
J When Paying a Call
iM.*e»'t r*s eftea aotleeg fee*
way aM (xmfortable a (u beat
er made year frier is aparitaesi.
as* gs*. Ve
take the chili off your rocia*%
It's th taper than eoal because
whe* the room is warm enough
i »os ■ -m bs th* jn and ate*
• spense. There ure wsaj- ether
, go'.fd points about th* a** •?
ft*. CV-m* and leara ;*■»».
hot Springs mater go. *
TELEPHONE 18S 6AS DEPABiSENl
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—TWO WINNERS—,
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Albatross Flour
Alameda Coffee
Both took first prize at
State Fair for past 4 years.
Ask your grocers for these
brands and take no other.
L. D. COOPER, Distributor. |
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FOR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL.
our store offers unlimited resources,
as (he stock of Electrical Supplies wo
carry is most complete in every re
spect. We also are prepared to do all
kinds of Installation and wiring. We
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and Insure the best work. _
Sch melzel
Anything Electrical
619 Central Ave. Phone 221
It was just like a family row. AU
we not led to ge in a bunch qui k was
for outsiders to try to give us the
hooks. The English may be subjet t t;
•halienge. hut the truth of this was
apparent.
Say, this i« < no Etste fair of which
Hot Springs will be very proud be
cause it belongs lo its
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Spring and Summer
1911
It Is with great pleasure that I
announce the arrival of my new
materials in exclusive designs
Tor spring and summer.
Every Garment is Guaranteed For Fit,
Style and Workmanship.
N. COHN
The Tailor
418 Central Avenue.
o TAKE YOUR *
* PRESCRIPTIONS 10 •
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HCGABOOtVTS a
* Navarre Drag Store •
7.J CENTRAL AVB P
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q Ti c dot'A.r waul* hl» prefu-riptlerii. (HIM »
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» LETS TRADE
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us and Phone 656 *
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MAJESTIC PHARMACY
•RAStEY DRUM CO., Rreprlet«rt
(a &»;««!* h«M,
Bathing Outfits,
Druggists’ Outfits,
PJeWrljAtlOM IMIIthm 1*
ARLINGTON URIIG STB8I
EIStLE I BUST, HBliPi.
*1* CENTRAL AVkNUk
AH!iikIc«
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WHAT’S YOUR EXCUSE
for wearing an old style duty ^lint
when you can get It Cleaned and
Blocked in the latest style for DO
:©nts at
SPAULDING HAT FACTORY
32< Malvern Avenue. Phone 1190.
Send in four straws and Panamas tn
time for good work.
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CHAMOIS, SPONGES, J
HOWARDS DUSTLESS •
DUSTERS
These are three items that are _
of the greatest convenience in a
every home. We have them in •
all sixes and hinds. ^
Sponges 5c to $1.00. Chamois a
Skins 10c to $1.00 •
Howard Dusters 15c. 25c. 45c q
Henry Weimar :
Prescription Druggist, 122 Central •
Avenue.
Agent for Star ot Italy Brand _
Olive O.l, NunnaHy’s Fine a
Candies. m
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f W=A=N-T-E=D 1
I To Deliver on Short no- i
tice 100 Assorted Elec- |
trie £
I ""'Til
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LET US QUOTE PRICES A
I Rush Bros. |
\ 819 Central Avenue \
\ Phone 936 \
I Arkansas National Bank.
OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Capital, $100,000.00 j
Surplus and Profits, $250,000.00
CHAS. N. RIX, President
E. F. KLEIN, Vlce-Pres.
D. LASER, Vlce-Pres.
CHAS. W. O'BRYAN, Cashier >,
HENRY W. MYAR, Director
HENRY FELLHEIMER, Director jil
Poes n, full tia nit trig business.
Cashes /drafts anil checks for
\lsltors. Draw our own drafts
on all parts of Kuropn. We sell
Traveler's Money Orders, with
Identification payable In all for
eign countries In the money of
I the country you may be In upon |
presentation.
James E. Hogue
ATTORNEY.
Senographcr and Notary in office, 3rd
door, Arkansas National Bank Build
In K.
J. E. Collins
All Kinds of Painting, Pa
per Hanging and Decorating
PHONE 1918
332 ML Ida Street.
WALL PAPER 3c PER ROLL AND UP.
MURRAY
Translsr and Stomp Ramuanv
UK MOLE iHITHIHti SAFER
Office corner Malvern Avenue
and Valley street
Phan* It.
0BLAN90 H. SUMPTER
Attorney at Law
Witt nraetie* m *u eoarta hm#I
twenty Probate and Ocmm<m Pleea.
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Jas. L. Graham
Attorney at Law.
Office, Rose building. 8C3V4 Central *T«
enue. Practice* in all court*. *1 «•
and federal court*. |
Who^-^frice^46^e^ll87^^^
Prompt Ambulance Servloa.
Telephone 4M.
HJcCAFFERTY
■ ... im mini. i ..
UNDERTAKER
Ml Central Avenue.
HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS.
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