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_WANTED
WANTED- Hv June 1st, z or 3 goml
office rooms Dr. Morrtt, Phone 461. tt
MEN—(Wo have good positions walling
for you If you will learn the barber trade
now. Toole given. A card mailed to us
will explain how to hotter your cirtutu
stance*. Moler Barber Cutlcge. Memphis,
Tenn. B-20-61
WANTKD—Clerk at McCreary
hotel. 6 25 tt.
,\VAiNTBl>-to exchange grips with
lady who g"t wrong grip on Rock
Istaint road last Saturday Airlp* can
tm exchanged at Palace hotel, or
can be forwarded to me there J.
tt Johnson, Palaco hotel. It
WANT 101)—tty A1 woman mercury
rubbing; strictly confidential. A-dresa
•'ft tt,*' Sentinel Record, 6-27.1m
~WANTBI>—\Vbite couple or mother
and daughter for kitchen, d.ningro m
and light chamber work tor small
family hotel. Good wages. Address
"Hotel.” this office.. 6-27 2t
~WANTBD- Man and woman to live
in private family, man to work around
yard; woman to cook and do house
work; house on place; $26 per month
and findings,
C. FRO YD llt’FF
WANTED—A good second-hand canop
top surrey; Inquire. Telephone No. 259.
5 »tf
Pritchard Rroa. Hardware, Furniture
and Storage Company buy, sell, trade,
exchange, store amt pack your goods and
furniture of all kinds Storing and crat
i.,.. a. i n 11 v 943-5 Central avenue.
Phone [phone]-tf
COLLECTIONS promptly made,
charges reasonable. Your accounts solic
ited. Miss Doremyre, 444 Orange St.
KMffijniis 627._
WANTED To buy all the ladles wear
Ing apparel In Hot Bpitngn. W. H. Hall,
the Malvern avenue pawnbroker. Tele
phone No. 0. 2-12-tf
WANTED—New and second har.d Fur
niture. We buy. sell and atore. J. R
Loyd. 204 and 216 Third 8t. Phone 1!)
l-26-tf
WANTED—To buy a good milch
cow Apply 7045 Prospect ave. Phono
602. 5.28-41
WANTED 'Position by cxiiorlenc
ed male stenographer or office clerk.
Address C. M. Sentinel-Record It.
IWiA NTW1 >—Wo in an to care f‘*r
baby, pood salary, room and board.
114 Parker Ave., Telephone 1819. 2t
SALESMEN—-To call on grocers,
confectioners, general store*, $L>t»
monthly and expenses; yearly oon
tract 'Manager. 17 8 Main Street, r>T.
Louis- Mo.
Call Phono 1694 and get Highest cash
Price; *jsr ymir second hand Furni
ture. 636 Central Ave. 8-26 tf
FOR RENT
I FURNISHED ROOMS -The
coolest and best rooms in clt.v;
all modern. Special summer
rates. $1.00 per week up. Two
blocks from Majestic hotel. See
them before local ing. The
Carlton. 116 Carlton Terrace,
FOR RENT 7 room house, close In
with all modern convenience. Rent
reasonable. Apply at 311 West Grand.
Phone [phone]*'
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms
■ nd flats for light housekeeping; hot
■nd cold water, gas, electric light; one
block from car lino and bath houses. Mrs.
II. t't. Clair, 136 ltamhle Street. Phone
1703. tr.
FOR RENT - Modern two and three room
•ultes, also single rooms with gas plates.
Brick building, steam heat. Mllstead
Appartmenla. 137 Chapel St. 4-16-tf.
FOR RENT—One modern 6 reom suit
with porcelain bath, In Baylcy apart
ments 416-416 Spring Street, uewly paint
ed and decorated. 3 30-tf
FURNISHED APARTMENTS — For
housekeeping, rates reasonable; 427 1-2
Park avenue. The Bolton Flats. 4-6-lt
FOR RENT—Furnished cottages. Call
Uj Thomas Doherty, phone 860, cerner
Malvern and Jefferson. tf
FOR RENT—Elegant furnished cot
tage, 426 Whittington. Apply 478 Whit
tington. Phone 684. 8-19-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
•nd flats for housekeeping; all conven
iences; gas, running water, electric
lights; close to the hot water; Iron, Mag
nesia. Arsenic, Rock and Cox Springs
See these rooms before locating. Take
North Border Care to 628 Park eve. J
B. Burges. 6-11-tf
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM&
A1I new furniture, clean, airy, light, gat
rangoa, electric lights, running water
12.26 weekly and up; nine doors west ol
bath houses. The Alpine. E. Englehart
184 Court street <14 old number.)
FOR RENT—Nicely ftimlbhe*
room at 252 Cedar St. Phone
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished cottage:
220 and 222 Court SL. newly papered ant
painted. Rear News efflce, apply Jot
lieroy. 202 Central Avenue. 18-t
FURNISHED ft OOMR—Sleeping m
housekeeping, on* block from Centro
Are., fl.26 per week and up. 81* Merkel
m. 1-18 tf
FOR RKNT- Furnished. « Awlrabte x
"nm resilience, also 3 room flat Phone
169. 4-21 tf
FOR KENT Nicely furnished three,
four anti fly* room cottages; all modern
louvenlenccs, licet residence |mrt of the
Ity; reasonable rent. Apply 207 Cedar
4t., or Phone 2!t» I-12tf
FOR RENT- -Furnished flats and rooms
or light housekeeping. tins, water,
Ighta. $3 per week up. The Ingle, Ram
ile street, second house from Park Ave.
Vtrs. A. F. Oralnger. Phone 103».
Foil RENT—€ room furnished cot
la.'fp. light, water and gas. Owner at
240 Court St. 5-24-tf
FOR RENT—Cerutral Avenue gtoro,
opposite ArBmpton Hotel. Apply
Wooten & Rector, 219 Central. 5 24-tit
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room.
Inuolrd 123 Hawthorne. 6 7 tf.
FOR RENT—After June l, a 7-room
bungalow, modern, hot and cold water,
bath up and down stairs, well furnished.
Apply 414 Prospect. 6-17-tt
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
with hath. 522 Orange street. lw
FOR RENT—To proper tenant, the
aeautlfully furnished new Marlon Hotel
m Whittington avenue. New carpets and
new papering. Apply on premises. tf
FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms;
■oak with gas, 12 weekly; one block from
mth. Mrs. Campbell, 6 Court st. 12-4-tt
IX)R RENT—Nice two room apartment
for rent, modern conveniences, front
room, Edwards Appartments, 144 Pros
pect Ave. 4-8-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished flat. 333 Pros
pect Ave. 6 18 lm
FOR RENT -Nleo rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, private family. Mis. San
ders, res. 1218 Central Ave., Phone 34.
FOR RKNT—One four room and five
room furnished cottage. Modern Apply
J. T. Shelton 421 Park. Phone 1771.
4-s-tr
NEATLY FIRNIHHKI) ROOMS—Modern
Mr*. B. SHANNON. 1*2 Central ave.
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT
—$15 per month: electric light and fuel
<n*; bedroom and kitchen, *10; large
stable; take North Border car to Dell
itreet; one block up De’l. Inquire at 14.
Telephone 1655.
FOR RENT—Two front roomjli, nicely
furnished, modern convenience and In
private homo; close In. Reasonable rent
Phone [phone]-tf
EIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
—The clean cool place on the hill.
Electric lights; gas plate cooking out
fit. $2,5(1 for two. a large 5.window
room, $5.60 for two a week. One block
west of hath houses. The Alpine. F,
Bnge'hardt. 14 Court street,
FOR RIENT—Very nicely turn shea
5-room cottage; large veranda: nice
front and rear yards flowers, etc.; a
nice summer home for one or two
families. Enquire John H, Lewis. 62b
Central avenue.
I FOR RENT—My own fur
nished flat, six rooms and hot
water; all Improvements; oppo
site Majestic hotel, will rent
tor $40.00 a month during own
er's absence from city. Inquire
at Rlnuldo’s Jewelry and nov.
elty store, 512 Central avenue,
o-ao if
FOR SALE]
FOR SALE My residence and four
cottages, flue shade spring houses, all
modern. *14,000, *6,000 down balance to
suit. Will pay Itself out. 1 house 16
rooms 65; 2 houses 6 rooms 50; 1 house
4 rooms rent 25; 1 house 3 rooms 20.
Mrs. A. C. Unger.
351 Whittington Ave. 6-11, tf
FOR SALE— 200 acre farm, nearly half
rleh bottom land, on Ouachita river,
eight miles out. Price, *6,000. W. T.
ilawkins, 629 1 2 Central. 4-14 tf
onusr—on «• •»
room place, for residence or roomers,
Price, *12,000. W. T. Hawkins, 629 I I
Central. 4-14-tf
FOR SALK All chairs, fixtures,
scenery, e’oetric fans. etc,. In Orphe
iim theatre for sale. Sec Albert Men
del. 422 Central avenue. oo-iii
ECU RALE At Klein's drug store
Oriental Vapor. It Is unexcelled as an
Insect destroyer, deodorant, doslnfect
ant and house cleaner. 6-6-ln
IFOR SALE—SODA FOUNTAIN
AT MAJESTIC PHARMACY.
BEASLEY DRUO CO.4-20-tf j
FXVR RENT OR SALE - House of 10
rooms and bath, partially furnished, lo
cated In best residence section. Charles
W. O'Bryan, at Arkansas National Bank.
11-29-tf
EOR SALE -Throe room house and two
lots, near Oak’ wn race track. *T00 will
take this property, cost *1100. Apply to
Valley St.. J. K. Curtiss. 6-20.ini
FX3R SALE—Good colonisation proposl
tion. 6.200 acres, nice level land. Wll'
cut 4,000 feet merchantable timber per
acre. Practically all can be cultivated
Price *9 per acre. W. T. Hawkins, 629 1-2
Central avenue.
A RARE BARGAIN
Three acres and 6-room
house three blocks from Oak
lawn car line. Fine place for.
chickens and garden, >1600.
Terms. Address R, B,. this of
fice.
— I ■ ——■ ■■..»-.1 ... .. .........
EOR SALE—A nice little 6-room home
with barn, fruit, shade trees. Price. *1.
*00; payable er more down; balance
aa agreed. W. T. Hawkins, 629 l-> Cen
tral. 4-14-tf
FOR SALK—Splendid bargain. 1241
acres of land, 76 acres on Ouachita
river in cultivation, 8 1-2 miles from
court house. For particulars address
llox 4t>, Hot Springs, Ark.
6-26 nt
FOR HALE—fine 30—H. I*. Auto Road
ster. Fully equipped. Address Bo* 274,
City. 4 6 11
FOR RALE—-Fiirnlture and lease of IS
room house all new furniture, modern,
one block from bath house. Address
"Mack” this effiee. 4-6-tf
FOR BALE— Two buggies, one sale,
single d dou 'o wagon, harness, horse
and two mules. Telephone No. 9, W. 11.
Halt 6 7 tf
FOR HALE- Howell Hill, finest plane
In Arkansas—22 acres, half mile from
Oaklawn race track, on lllgdon ferry
road. New house, fine water, fruit.
Terms easy. Rhone 420. 3 15-tf
FOR SALE—Automobile, Uood con
dition; new tires. Cheap. Rhone 746.
6-25 6t
'FOR SALE!—Livery business In
Hot Springs, established about 3U
years ago. Good reason for selling; a
bargain if taken at once. Inquire 206
Mt. Ida St. 5 25 tf,
FOR SALE—Residence and three
room cottage; all necessary out tniR-d
ings. chicken runs, large lot, forest
and fruit trees; country and city ad
vantages. W. T. Pyne. Park Hill, Hot
Springs, Ark. 6-28.lw
L08T.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—May 17.
from 1216 Malvern avenue. Holstein
cow, white and black spotted; small
norns; thin in resb; rnarKed crop and
split In right and split in left. Will
p«Rr $r>.flO for return of cow or infor
mation leading to her recovery, ^hone
1708. 2-25-10t
IXIST—A dark green pocket book,
containing railway ticket to Kansas
City and money. Kinder keep money
and return book to Sentinel Record.
Jt
!X>ST—In toilet at New York club,
last Saturday night, a gentlemans
'watch chain and locket with la ty’s
picture in locket and front case ami
the name of Ijouis Wahl, engraved in
back of case. Liberal reward if re
turned to the Coloi-ia' Hotel. Room l
»
It
MISCELLANEOUS
DOBRY’S TAVERN Now
open, meals served to order.
Phone 1549 5 9-tf
SEVEN PASSENGER LIVERY CAR
new Westcott, seven passenger livery
car. now ready for orders. Call Lee
Richardson. Highest class of service.
Telephone 464. 3-6-tf.
Childrens oiass in dancing being
organized ending July 1, Hours 3 to
5. Terms very reasonable. Mrs. Htiys.
opposite 1’ark Hotel, Phone 761.
5 27 6t
Great reduction on all lace curtains
and portiers at Grand Rapidg Furni.
ttire Company.
NO MORK Bedbugs, Moths. Mites or
Roches if you use Oriental Vapor. Get II
at Klein’s Drug Store. 6 7 1m
Acme ice cream freezers. $1. Grand
Rapids Furniture Company,
RHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN SIX
HOURS.
Dr. Detchon’a Relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases In a few
hours. Its action upon the system U
once the cause and the disease quickly
disappears. First do^e greatly benefits
76c and J1.00. Sold by Elsele and Hunt
Drug Co.
ARLINGTON HACK STAND OP
»OSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
RIAGE CALLS ANSWERED
PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
1916. LEE MAYBERRY, PROPRIE
TOR.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the Es
late of Alden C. Jones, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, dated the
I5th day of April. 1911, by the Probate
Court of Garland County, Arkansas.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to exhibit them,
properly authenticated, within six months
after the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit In
said estate: and if such claims be not
exhtbtted within one year from the date
of said letters they shall he forever
(tarred and precluded from any benefit In
raid estate.
K. A JONES,
Administrator for the Estate of Alden
C. Jones, deceased.
4-18-«w
First. Class
JEWISH PRIVATE BOARD
and
FURNISHED ROOMS
MRS MAX LYONS,
217 Woodbine St. - Phone 1864
Harvey A. Kilpatrick will preach
at tine Oaklawn Baptist Church
Sunday morning at 11:00 o’clock.
PILES CURED IN • TO 14 DAYS
I’AZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed.
Ing or Protruding Pile* Id t to 14
4aja or money refunded (Os.
MAXEY STEEL
RAILWAY TIE
ITB PRACTICABILITY, DURABILI
TY, SAFETY AND GREAT ECON
OMY WILL INSURE ITS ADOP
TION.
ilff Railroad Construction and Will
Cause it to Superside the Wooden
Tie Now In Use—'Will Save One
Third of the Cost of the Road.
The United 'States Steel Railway
Tie Oohiitauy, organized under the
laws of Arizona, with home offices
at Phoenix and Iiot Springs Arkan
sas, has Its stock oti the market and
is now reaU'y for bu I ness.
This company begins operations
under the meet favorable auspices
and the indications are will do a
land o.ltee business from the start.
It Is truthfully said that a "good
tiling'’ needs only to he properly
presented in order to Interest capital.
As timid a., money ia, it is always
plentiful for investmene in an enter
prise promising go«J< returns. A
careful examination of ihe steel
railawy tie to i>c seen in the office
of R. E. 'I* M*axoy at 714 1-2 Central
Avenue will convince the most skep
Heal of its merits and of the fact
that it must eventually supplant the
wooden tie now In use. Its satoxv.
Economy, durability and simplicity
at once commend it to the considera
tion of all business men. Conserva
tive figures show that its use in rail
road construction will save at least
one third of the original cost of flue
road, and in the actual cost of the
ties, it will save, in round numbers
Jltyo iper mile, which would bej
$1,400,(MM) to a road lf>fH) miles long.
It requires alout 0,500 wooden ties
is the mile and iiimi steel ties. The
former placed on the track and ready
for u- e will average about $1.50
apiece. The latter, so p!4eed, will
average $;:.50 apiecet—1100 at that
price will cost $0,850—S,500 woojjn
ties at $1.50 apiece will cost $5,250..
a difference of $1,400 to the mile In
favor of the steel lie. These figure:
only apply to tihe difference in the
cost of the ties themselves and are
entirely exclusive of the estimate ot
the time an1..” labor saved by the use
of the steel tie.
The life of the creosoted wooden
tie is about six years. The life ol
the steel tie is from fifty to one
hurnlicd yeans when properly galvan
ized. In this last sentence is brought
out the enormous saving in railroad
(oust ruct ion -by the use of the steel
lie. And this is to be found in the
fact that every six years on 'n
average under the woo den *•» sys
tem, about $5250 has to be expende.
Air new tie® for every mile of rail
road. While under the steel tie sys
tem, all of this expense, after the tU
is installed upon the roadbed, is
saved for from fifty to one hundred
years. So that 1: will be observed
that upon a road 1000 miles long, the
steel tie will save in fifty years, in
the cist of ties alone, at the rate of
$5250 tier mile, every six years
$4-3,750,000. These figures' at first
glance are staggering, but they repre
sent the result of the most conserva
tne calculation tiasej upon me
actual c<*st of the wooden ties
necessary to keep a railroad 1000
miles long in good condition for the
time mentioned.
The company m«s placed $100,000
worth of itB stock on the market at
fifty cents on the dollar, for « short
time, to raise funds with which tc
have a practical test made »f tut
ties on the roadbed, artJi with which
to begin the manufacture of the ties,
The model has been examined by
a number of railroad builders and
promoters, among whom, in this city,
are Ool. S. W. Fordyce and Messrs
H. E. Martin and Ed Hadlin. They
all speak of it iu the highest terms.
Ool. Fordyce says it i-as more merit
tiaan any tie he ever saw and
believes a test will result in its ap
proval and adoption. Messrs. Hardin
and Martin fully coincide with Ool.
Fordyce and «Ul that they can see
no reason why it will not he uni
versally adopted in railroad con
struction. especially <>n account of its
durability and great economy.
ATTENTION EAGLES.
A special dispensation has been
granted Hot Springs Aerie No. 51. glv,
Ing them the privilege to accept mem
tiers for a limited time at an mitla
lion fee of five dollars.
All persons wishing to join at this
reduced price shon’d give their appil
<atlon to some members of Aerie at
once. The Aerie will pay weekly sick
benefits of seven dollars.
JAS. L. ORAHAM. Worhv Pres
yi.NCENT WEST Soc, MS#-tf.
« ■- •¥
l,y I 1 _ . - r
THE FREE SEWING MACHINE
Is new, different, and better than any
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. Bold as
low as any standard machine for cash,
or time payments. Old machines taken
in tvgcle. If you are going to buy just as
well purchase the best. Be sure to see
dcfnonstrated this wonderful Invention
before making your choice. We have In
stock many standard machines in second
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. 468.
Empty crates for sale.
F. C. BOVING, 620 Central Avanue,
Solo Agent.
TRADE. “23”"***
Cures Eczema
20 Years’ Old
Old sores, dandruff, falling hair, neu
ralgia, tetter, catarrh, Itching piles, ulcers,
im uiiiauvaill, t uio, spiauis, Ul UISCS, BUM
Joints, chapped hands, weak eyes, or any
case where soreness or inflamation exists
on man or beast, we guarantee to cure
within three weeks or refund your
money.
For particulars and testimonials call al
520 Central Avenue.
‘•23” REMEDY DOES THE WORK.
ind is sold at 60c per bottle. One bottle
sufficient to cure most cases.
F. C. Bovlng, Hot Springs, Ark.
In reply to your Inquiry as to my con
dition after using your "io” Remedy for
Eczema while In Hot Springs, about two
years ago, will state: I am perfectly well
and consider my cure most mlrculous as
I had suffered about 20 years and used
remedies of various kinds and treated
with many doctors without benefit. Yout
remedy relieved me from the first appll
•ation nnd my Improvement was so greal
that after ten days some acquaintances
did not at first recognize me when I met
them. I used three bottles. I cheerfully
recommend It to any one suffering with
Eczema for it will surely cure them In
v few days at an expense any one can
i fford.
J. STONE BUTNER,
Richmond Ky.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
Notice is Hereby Given, That In pur
suance of the authority nnd directions
contained in the decretal, order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County, made
md entered on the 18th day of April,
A. D., 1911 In a certain cause (No. 412.
then pending therein between Hot
Springs Savings Trust and Guaranty
Company and Ed H. Johnson, trustee,
romidaintants, and \Vr. E. Shannahan.
Mary I,. Shannahan. J. w. Butter Paper
Company and J. M. Connelly defendants,
the undersigned, ns Commissioner ot
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 Garltml within the
hours prescribed by law for Judicial
•ales, on Saturday the 27th day of May
A. D., 1911, the following described real
estate, to-wit: Part of '.ot numbered
four t4) in block Ninety-seven (97) of
the Hot Springs Reservation according
to the official plat of the U. S. Hot
Springs Commission, more particularly
described a a follows: Beginning at a
point on Hawthorne St. at the common
corner of lots 4 ami 6, running thence
nortn along the said dividing line 151
feet; thence east on a lino parallel witl
■ lawthorne St., to Cartwright’s line 32
feet more or less; thence south on the
-aid line to Hawthorne St at a point
-IO 1 <> ♦ 1. , e.l..nn 1.., 1
thence along Hawthorne Street to the
place of beginning in which deed Mary
L. Shannahan Joined her husband ami
conveyed her right and. released her
probability of dower in Garland County,
Arkansas
Terms of Sale: On a credit of three
•ndntha. the purchaser being required to
execute a bond ns required by law and
• he order and decree of said Court In
said cause, with approved security, bear
ing interesi at Hi. rate Of ter. per cent
>er annum from date of sale until paid
uni a lien being retained on the premises
told to secure the payment of the pur
chase money.
Given under my hand this 4th day of
May. A. D. 1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTON,
Commissioner In Chancery.
»..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Garland Chancery Court.
Jam Levy & Company, Plaintiff,
vs.
Vf. Friedman A Bros., Defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the defendants to
tile the same, properly verified, with thf
?lerk of this court within ninety days
from this date, or they will be forevei
tarred from any benefit from said estate
Issued by order of the Garland Chan
eery Court.
Given under my hand and seal of said
court, on this 8th day of March, 1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTON. Clerk.
By A. G. Sullenberger, Deputy.
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court,
Matilda McClure and C. J. Isomer,
Trustee, Plaintiffs.
Against
Marshal 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. 3uilenberger, D. C.
C. Floyd Huff, Esq., Attorney ad litem
ALBERT MENDEL
& CO.
Annual
UNDERMUSI. IN
SALE
8TART8 SATURDAY^ MAY 2/
CEMENT
Drain and Sewer Tile, Fire Clay,[Fire
Brick, Flue Lining and Wall Coping ,
c. J. HORNER CO.
406---PHONES -- -407
—a i ■■ 1111
The Spaulding Hotel
Corner Central Avenue and Chapel St.
Hot and Cold Water. Large Closet In each Room. Most Centrally Located
Hotel In Town. Two Minutes Walk from Depots, Postoffice, Banka and
.Bath House Row. Large Free Sample Room.
ROOMS $3.50 per Week and up.
a Milwaukee Hotel !
g J. P. HICKEY, Proprietor g
■ Centrally located. First-class and Strictly Modern in every Da *
partment and conducted on American Plan. Bloctric Elevator,
Steam Heot, Hot and Cold Water in Ever} Room. Cosy, Oomtprt g
able, Reasonable in Price, Fire Proof and Homelike, in the Heart
of tile Business District, away from noise and duat. <*
Opposite Federal Hospital and Bath Houaa Raw.
• PALACE HOTEL • I
J| VIOLA MERRILL OWNER AND PROPRIETOR J 1
• American $1 per day and up European 92 per week and up * |
Situated directly across tb e street and In the center of B*u g |
B House Row All large, comfortable outalde rooms. Best Meals in CHy a ^
• IT WILL PAY TO CALL AND INVESTIGATE BEFORE LOCATING J I
A DISGRACE
T* go through life like a deformed being
when the culture of dancing overcomes
these defects, lends grace to one’s carri
age and commands an erect, auiok step
Waltz, two-stop, reverse guaranteed in
dx lessons. Private lessons by appoint
ment. Efficient lady and gentleman as
sistants. Largest private academy in the
state. Fine door; good orchestra.
SOCIAL DANCES
vlondiy, Wednesday and Friday Evenings.
Mrs. abcock’s
Dancing Hall
OLD ITTI HALL BUILDING.
Visitors aie cordially Invited to visit
he school.
Dr. J, F. Merrit has moved his of
fice to the Eddy building. Central avc
nue and Exchange street, opposite
the Arkansas National Bank Building,
Phone 461. 5-9.lm
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court.
L. 3. Parker, rialntlft.
vs.
VV. A. Woodcock, defendant
and
W. A. Woodcock, cross complaint
vs.
L. J. Parker, E. Burgauer and B. A.
Gaines, defendants.
The defendant, 8. A. Gaines, Is warned
to appear In tills court within thirty days
and answer the cross complaint of W. A.
Woodcock. This March IS. 1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTON, Clerk.
By A. G. Sullonherger, IV. C.
Chas. C. Sparks, Esq., attorney ad
litem.
J. M. Howell, a popular druggist ot
> ireensiuirg, Ky., says, "V.'c u:;c Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy In our own
household and know It is excellent." For
sale bj all dealers.
THE BB8T GOODS IN THE MAH
KMT SERVED OVER THE BAR
import *8 Olivo Oil and Oonuln
Italian Spaghetti.
Monte Cristo Cali
Vlnoont Oago Prop.
M tialvarn Avo. ,jt. Piano t
ast’-- „r7a^.. mtr---- £
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I have the largest line and \
the best assortment of •
pianos ever put on my floor. p
Call and examine my stock
and learn my easy payment :4j|
plan.
D. C. RICHARDS
Phone 101. 724 Central av.
GKO. CCHWEITZBR. '
B. T. RAWHON I
ACME
Plumbing 1
Company
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Kitting
Estimates Furnished Cheerfully Job
bing Promptly Attended To
222 West Grand
Telephone 1807,
A TIP TO THE WISE
Old Hats Made New
“The Hatterie”
Ml Central Ave. 4*
WARNING ORDER.
In the Garland Chancery Court
E. Burgauer, Plaintiff,
v*
8. H. Bhlrley, Mary E. Shirley
and J. 8. Smith and Charles D. 0;*avt.
Trustee, Defendants.
The defendants, 8. II. Bhlrley, Mac
E. Shirley and 8. J. Smith, are waiuat
to appear In this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint >f thr
plaintiff, E. Burgauer. This Actii !h*.h
1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTi. V ••l«>rlt
By A. G. SDLLENBEROF.R. i> 0
> Charles C. Sparks, Esq., Attorn. » > m
*■ am.
I For soreness of the muscles whether
Induced by violent exercise or Injury,
Chamberlain’s I.lnlment Is excellent. This
liniment Is also highly esteemed for thp
relief It affords In cases of rheumatism
i Bold by all dealers,