The Sentinel=record., June 06, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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LIMA m VNS. Pul one ipiarl of liron henns,
shelled. ml" i • j■:.11: mid » little hot. vliter, only
M mm h as util n-ok out. St on top of range mid let
t simmer, hut do not. hnilj (old n little Salt nnd two
tnhle'inwinfMla of Harden'• Krnporatcd Milk diluted
ttitli I«o tal'le-poonfuls of wnter; stir neatly until
thoroughly luuUd, nod serve.
THE COURT TERM
WILL ENDSOON
GRANO JURY WILL PROBABLY
MAKE IT® FINAL REPORT
LATE THIS AFTERNOON.
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This Week and Next End* the Regu
lar Jury Service of the Third and
Laet Panel of Petit Jury,
The spring term of circuit court is
about to mark its close, Saturday,
June 17, marks the close of the reg
ular work of the third and last panel
of the petit jury, and after that is
finished there will probably Be n«
more jury trials.
Circuit Judge Cotham may have
some law matters lor consideration
after the jury is discharge!, but not
sufficient to keep the court in session
long.
The graud jury will probably com
plete its work and make the final
report iate this afternoon.
Tae present court term in circuit
court has been one of the most no
table in the history of the county in
so far as the members of the bar and
the court attendants, at least, are
concerned. Judge Cotham went into
the judicial service new with the first
day of court, took up the work in a
businesslike manner, and so credi
tably handle!; all cases before him
that he finishes the term with prac
tically the solid endorsement of the
people of Hot Springs behind him.
Some of the most important cases
that have ever been scheduled on
the criminal docket have come un
der his supervision at this court term,
and while the results have been dig
appointing to many, yet never have
cases been given a more keen Judi
cial balance, nor have ever the state
cases been so strenuously prose
cutod as by Attorney J. B. Woo l.
The court term adjourns of itself
practically on dune 17, because there
are but three regular jury panels
drawn by the commissioners, and
each are expected to serve for four
weeks. The former two have been
drawn an dhave served, and the third
and last panel began its work on May
22 which makes this the third week
t
qi Ub service.
Circuit court opens in Montgomery
county early in August, but this ses
sion does not require much time. The
next term of circuit court here opens
in September.
PRESTON RESTORED.
Hotel Now Haa Water Privileges from
Government Same as Others.
Through an order from Washington
the Preston Hotel is restored to the
list of hotels whose patrons are privi.
leged to take the hot water baths
The Information came yesterday from
tne national capital that the hotel
had been restored to its rights and
privileges previously enjoyed, but
which ha t been temporarily removed
PEORIA LADY'S ROSY CHEEKS.
Husband Says She is Like the Little
Girl He Married. Since Taking
Cardui, the Woman’s Tonic.
Peoria 111.—nL am a different per.
*
son,” writes Mrs. H A. Harper, of
117 Prairie Street. iPeoria, 111., since
I began to take Cardui, the woman's
Ionic.
"Before taking Carlui, I suffered
miserably for a year, with dragging
pains, which wore so painful that at
last H could hardly walk, and laid in
ted most of the time.
"I had headache, was irregular,
my complexion was dirty and mjr
lace blotted with large brown spots.
"Since taking Cardui, I have found
relief, don’t have the headache like
I used t0( am regular, my color Is
dear, and I am a different person
"My husband says 1 look like the
Ittle girl he married, with my rosy
rheeks.”
Every lady wants tj be young and
iretty and the healthier you can
veep yourself the younger and pret
ier you will look.
Don't take drugs or powerful medi
lines. That is not the way to keep
veil. I*
The natural way, the safe way, the
tenaible way, Is, when you feel a llt
le out of order, to take Cardui, the
roman's tonic. This is not a power
ul meiiclne, with possible dangerous
ifter.effects, but a mild tonic, pre
>ared ‘from harmless vegetable ingre
iients that can do you nothing but
rood
Your druggist knows. Ask him.
N. B -Write to: ladles’ Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co,
’hatt«n«oga> Tenn., for Special fn
itructkvns, and M-page book, "Home
Preatroent for Woman.! sent In plain
trapper, on request.
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FOURTH ANNUAL RECITAL.
Tfce piano pupils of Mrs. Irma Chin
ski Hogue gave their fourth annual
recital In the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church last Friday
nlg.it, to an interested and apprecia
tive audience. Each of the numbers
were excellent in its delivery, most
being rendered from memory. Spe
cial mention is deserving to be given
Misses Dorothy Hay, Louise Pettit,
Dele William* and Laura Haley, Flor
ence Eddy, Francis Horner, Miss Dale
Williams and Laura Haley, each gave
masterly renditions at Listz' Second
Rhapsodie and Listz’ "Paraphrase ol
Rigoletto. Miss Florence Eddy played
“Florence” by Lctbling with much
feeling and skill and iMlss Francis
Horner played with charming effect
"Whispering Wind” by Wollenhaupt
Each pupil showed careful training
and accurate work and elicited much
credit to herself and teacaer
Mrs. Hogue’s class had during the
past school term a total enrollment ot
seventy-four pupils and an average
monthly attendance of thirty-live pu
pils leaving for the Bummer vaca
tions creates an opportunity for a
number of new pupils to enter and
this mayr be done by call at residence,
132 Arbor street or phoning 1042.
Following is the program prepared
in full:
Piano Solo—"On Parade’’,. .„ .Luitser
Mary Orr.
Piano Trio, "Mattzer”.tLouise Pet
titf Ava Richards, Ruth William:
Piano Solo, "Springtime Greeting,”.
.Baldwli
Lula Brown
Piano Solo. “Dancing Song”.Orth
Louise Overbeck.
Piano Solo, “Princess Waltz”.
.%i.Jean Smile)
Piano Trio, ‘^Schubert’s Serenade,”.
Liba .Jean Smiley,
Ruth Hardin, Louise Overbeck
Piano Solo, “Echoes of the Ball,”.
. Gillet
Kathleen Alien.
Piano Solo—‘"On the Meadow”....
. Leibner
Eugenia (Hale.
Piano Solo—.“Gran 1 Valse”.. .Bendel
Othel Loyd.
Piano Solo—“The Myrtles,” ..Wachs
Evelyn Housley
Piano Solo “Tarentelie”.Heller
Katherine Hogue
Piano Trio—“Le Secret,” Gautier..
Ida Jordan, Helen Paul, Flossie
Gunn.
Piano Duett—"Silver Stars,”....
... .Dorothy Hays, Evelyn Houslej
Piano tSolo—‘IGlow Worm”. .1.. . Snik«
Dorothy Hay.
Piano Solo—"Flower Song”... .Largi
Lewis Sumpter.
Piano Solo—“La Gazelle”.
.Wollenhaupi
Ava Richards.
Plano Solo—.“Fair Ellen”.Bohn
Louise Pettit.
Piano Solo — “Fifth Nocturne'
L<>u Btta Van Sickle.
Piano Quartet—"Parting March"..,
.Rot!
Florence Eddy, Francis Horner
Aline Williams, Wirter Ragland.
Piano Solo—"Narcisus”.Nunn
Lucile Anderson.
Piano Solo—“Meditation” ..Morriso
Flossie Gunn.
Piano SoIo~-c"Hearts and Flowers'
Helen Paul.
Piano Solo—.“The Palms".Ida Jordai.
Piano Duett—“Angel's Serenade'
Mollie Sorrells and Aline Williams
Piano Solo, “The Last Smile”.
.I.Wollenhaupi
zxiiuo *v iicnuio,
Piano Solo—"Florence".Leibling
Florence Eddy.
Piano Oolo—"Whisperlug W'ni"..
. .Wolienhaupt
Francis Horner.
Piano Solo, "Hark! Hark, the l^ark!
... Schubert
Wirter Ragland
Piano Solo—“Last Hope’.Gottsciia!)
Mrs. Herbert Walker.
Piano Solo—"Second Rhapsodic’’. •
.. ^.Liszt..
Dala Williams.
Piano Solo—“Rigoiotto" .Verd
Laura Haley.
Piano Solo—"Badintadge.. ..Herbert
Aline Hays.
Vocal Solo. "The Spring Has Come”
Willie McDonald.
GIRLS IN WRECK.
Young Graduates in Sleeper Which
Turned Over, but Escaped Injury.
•Misses Gladys Van I^eer and Ruth
Ledgerwood, ^-o young high school
graduates ani debutantes, were pas.
sengers on a Pullman sleeping car bi
a big wreck 65 miles from Kansas
City Saturday night, but neither of
them .were injured in the slightest.
Not only were the young girls unin
juted themselves but they were not
startled over the scenes of suffering
of the otaers but contributed to the
welfare o fthe other passengers who
hnd been seriously or painfully in
jured.
Ladies
White Canvas
Pomps
Welt sole. Broad ribbon
Bow
$3.50
White Canvas
2 Strap Pomps
$2.00
Ladies White
Silk Lisle Hose
25c and 50c
KEMPNER 'S
“The Shoe
Store Ahead”
420 Central Ave
News was received here yesterday
of the destruction of the Northland,
he largest boat that plied the great
lakes, by fire. The captain of the
Northland was a visitor to this city
last winter for six weeks, and while
here was a guest of the Marquette
hotel.
: and other ilk, due to aa inactive condi- 1
bon of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
may be obtained most pleasantly and
most promptly by using Syrup of Figs
; and Elixir of Senna. H is not a new
and untried remedy, but is used by
millions of weB-informed families through
out the world to cleanse and swaeten
and strengthen the system whenever a
laxative remedy is needed.
When buying note the full name
of the Company—California Fig Syrup
Co.,—printed on every package of the
Regular price 50* per hot one sin only.
_ For sale by all leading druggists.
sea
Don’t You Need
Something in the
iardware Line.
REFRIGERATORS.
HAMMOCKS.
LAWN MOWERS.
WATER COOLERS.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS.
THE MOST DURABLE )
SANITARY COOKING UTENSIL
EVER DEVISED.
It will pay you to let us
•how you.
Stitt Hardware Co.
837 Central!Ave.
HOOOOOOmOOOOOOOOMOOM
Hot Springs Headquarters
For
America’s Greatest
Natural Cathartic
TRY
ABILENA
For Yoor Next Attack of
Biliousness and Sick
Headache
35c Bottle 1 Oc Glass
t Klein’s Pharmacy
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know Western Union Day §%%
Letters and Night Letters t\\
as Quick, sure, economical B%®t
9m*m* business ammunition. »*•%
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eo*o* hy telegraph are revolu- t%®t
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We do all work without pain. Try ns and save maney. Free examination- Work
Guaranteed.
Facing street to Post Office. Look for case with samples.
UNION PAINLESS DENTIST 745 1 2 Central Are.
IRINALDO’SS:
i I JEWELRY, novelties and souvenirs 1
We solicit Inspection of oar stock which Is the best and most complete
t In the city, at the lowest possible prlccii
| 312 CENTRAL AVENUE
• Opposite Arlington Hotol Bath Housi.
Wedding Presents
BOUGHT AT
BLAKES
Always make acceptable gifts. Solid Silver Ware, Cut i
: Glass, Bric-a-brac. We make specialty of engraved wed
, ding invitations, announcements and calling cards.
BLAKE JEWELRY COMPANY
: all |
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♦ Water in Hot Springs is good. ?
♦ Some better than others. ♦
♦ DeSOTO challenges. ♦
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| CANDY|
rOR SALE AT
Lemly’s Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 1S7S.
3M CENTRAL AVENUE. TELEPHONE 101
GRADE WATCHES
OF UR OWN AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES
An exceptional opportunity is of
fered to secure a good reliable
watch at a moderate cost. All
watches sold under our unqualified
give absolute satis
JACCARD’S
MIHMOD, JACCOKO 4 KINO Of »T IOUIK
BRANCH 502 CENTRAL AVE
l Rexall Corn Solvent ■
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■ A Guaranteed Corn Remover m
J Price 15c "
5 R. G. HORRIS DRUG CO. .
* 802 Central Notice Our Show Windows Phone 242 *
u Rock Island’s ■
7 “Memphis Special” ♦
A Electric Lighted Drawing Room Sleepers
p For Chicago and Denver. Elegant Dining Car Ser- p
^ All Steel Passenger Coaches. Elegant Dining Car Ser- +
■ vice P
■ Leaves Hot Springs 1:30 P. M. 2
- Arrives Following Points Next Morning: Chicago Kan- ■
® sas City, Louisville, Cincinnati, Nashville, Chattanooga, ™
♦ Birmingham, New Orleans, Atlanta. ^
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Quickest Time to New York City Without Excess Fere.
p W. M. ANDERSON, G. P. A. p
^ Benton Street Station. Telephone 141. ^
! Ideal Bachelor Apartments For Gentlemen who Can Appreciate
Neatness, Cleanliness and Conveniences
THE CHICAGO STAG
346-348 CENTRAL AVENUE
Centrally located Opposite noted "Maurice" and Bath House Row and open apriu*
Net and Cold Running Water, Steam Heat, Electric Lights all Mod
ern and Sanitary Appointments
RATES REASONABLE-CALL AND INSPECT