The Sentinel=record., July 14, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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I CATERING TO LADIES AND CHILDREN
I ...EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT... I
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KINODROME
I Installed by the GEO. K. SPOOR FILM CO. of Chicago I
■ Life Like Flickerless Kinodrome Pictures I
I White are always the best I
I SPECIAL ATTRACTION I
IMR. PAUL MORTONl
I BARITONE BALLAD SINGER I
I AT EVERY SHOW I
I THE SAFEST THEATRE IN THE SOUTH |
I The Coolest Theatre in Totfn. Drop in One I
1 For See For Yourself H
■ Prices 10c Children 5c ■
I Afternoon Shows Night Shows I
I Start 2 O'clock Start 7:30 H
Mr. Wanta Auto?
This is Your Chance, Too
At rock liottoin prices. A car anyone can run; boys can't tear it.
tflv. the HANDSOMEST, and LONGEST SMOOTH RUNNING CAR IN
town, then buy the big
OVERLAND
MODEL 64. 40-horse, 5-passenwr touring car or the little MODEL
4;, 20-horse, 4-passenger. combination touring, runabout or delivery car.
These two oars are now in stock, at garage, and as we are quitting the
garage business and will have no place to keen our stock cars, will close
those cars out In next few days at a price you cannot afford to pass up.
Yes, we demonstrate to your satisfaction.
623 Ouachita Ave. Phones 462 and 536.
J. A. RIGGS, Sole Agent. E. MARION RICOS, Manager,
We have 20 other
models to select
from
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Through Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars
TO
Chicago and enver
Lv. Hoi Springs 1:30 P.M. Ill Lr. Hoi Springs 1:30 P.M.
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Mams in boat as east
ERI C01NEGTI0RS !|| • Morning • 8:15 A.M.
Electric Lighted Steel Coaches, Parlor Car, Dining Car Service
To Memphis
MAKING DIRECT CONNECTION FOR THE EAST AND SOUTH
Summer Rates Now in Effect
Phone 141
I Benton Street Station W. M. ANDERSON, C. P. A
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
NATICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
In pursuance of the authority and direc
tion* contalhed In the decretal order
of the Chancery Court of Garland Coun
ty, urad<5 and entered on the! 14th day of
June, A. I)., 1911. In a certain cause (No.
4804) then pending 'herein , between
Sarah D. Cartney and others, compain
ants, and Neal Irwin, Frank Irwin,
Henry A. Tyler, Nerva M. TJyler, John
C. Tyler and Annie J Tyler, defendants,
the undersigned, ns Commissioner of
said Court, will offtA- for Hale at pub
lic Vendue to the highest bidder, at the
front door or entrance of the County
Courthouse, tp. which said Court Is held
in the County of Garland, within the
Isomg presmotal by law for Judicial
-bids, on Jfh iday the 21st day of July A.
D. , 1911, the following described real
estate, to-wif: The West Half of the
Southwest Quarter of Section One (1>
Township. Three i3) south, Jtangd Nine
teen (19) west, containing eighty (80)
acres; the south half of I.ot Ten (10).
Rlock Seventy-two (72). In the City of
Hot "Springs, as platted and surveyed
by the U. S. Hot Springs Commission,
also a lot or parcel of land described
as foljqws, VI*: Commence on the west
side of Renton Street, in the City or
Hot Springs. 95 feet east of the south
west corner of Lot number four (4). In
Rlock number eighty-one (81), In said
City Of Hot Springs; rur, thence east
ward fifty (59) feet, to the Soutiunsi
corner; thence northerly on line divid
ing lol* 4 and 3 anil lots 4 and 2. one
hundred and forty-eight (148) feet:
thence west along the north line of said
lot four (4), fifty (50) feet;
• hence southward to tin1 place of begin
ning. being a part of lot four (4), block
eight-one (81). of the Hot Springs Res
eivntton as surveyed and platted by tnr
C. S. Hot Springs Commission. aH'siHi
nted In Garland Countv, Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE: On n credit of
three months, the purchaser being re
qulred to execute a bond as required by
law and the order and decree of said
Court In said cause, with approved se
curity, hinting Interest at the rate of
six per cent jvr annum from date of
sale until paid, and a lien being retained
on the premises gold to secure the |wiy
ment of the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 38th day of
June. A. D.. 1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
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MURPHY OPINION
ON HOWARD CASE
BELIEVES THEBE 1$ NO DOUBT
BUT THAT FORMER CONSTABLE
CAN SERVE AGAIN.
Col. Geo. W. Murphy Cites Cases
Giving His Version of a Much
Disputed Point in Controversy.
The following opinion has been
rendered by Col. Geo. W. Murphy
in reply to an Inquiry as to whether
Albert Howard could hold the office
uf constable should he be elected at
the special e'eetion. Col. Murphy's
opinion is as follows:
Dear Sir: In answer to your re
quest tor an opinion as to whether
ex-Constable Howard, now a candi
date for re-election, will be disqual
ified by the recent judgment of tha,
Circuit Court removing him from of
fice In case of his election, l beg to
give It as my view that he will not.
In fixing fine and removal from of
fice as the penalties for such of
fensqs, the law excludes the idea of
future disqualification. If it had
been the purpose of the law-makers
to add the further penalty of dis
qualifies tfmi to hold office, they
would have so expressed themselves,
is is evidenced by the fact that they
have dune so in prescribing
punishment for offenses of such
gravity us merit such disqualifica
tion.
In support of this view. ! might
refer you to the different sections
nf the digest of our statutes on the
subject of misfeasance and malfeas
ance in office, some providing fines
ind removal from office, only for
certain classes of these offenses ami
others providing for other classes of
them like penalties and also the fur
liter penalty of disqualification to
hold office.
Von might also, if still doubtful,
consult the cases of Speed vs. 'De
troit. 98 Mich., Rep. 380, and Thurs
ton vs. Clark, 107 Cal., 285.
Yours truly,
7-13-Ct. G. W. MURPHY.
HENRY WEIMAR
IS APPOINTED
NAMED BY GOV. DONAGHEY TO
SUCCEED E. F. KLEIN ON
PHARMACEUTICAL BOARD.
Selection of Dr. Charles Dake on
State Medical Board Recently
Rounds of Splendid Ap.
pointments.
Rev. Forney Hutchinson on the
State Hoard of Kdueation, Dr. Chas^
•hike on the State Medical Board,
and Alderman Henry Weimar on the
State Board of Pharmacy are three
recent appointments from the hand
of Gov, Donaghey in this city that
have called for congratulations.
The appontment of Dr. Dake had
been made a few jays ago, and the
appontment of Rev. Hutchinson was
announced Wednesday. Yesterday
Mr. Weimar received notice that he
had been appointed to represent tnts
city on the Stale board Of pharmacy.
Mr. E. F. Klein has been on the
state board of pharmacy for several
years and has given much attention
to the work, and the selection of Mr.
Y\ oinsur is an nasurance that fully
»s much public service will be rend
ered by the Hof Springs representa
tive.
FOR MRS. RUSHING.
Mrs. Fred Johnson gave a delights
'til reception at her pretty home on
t’ieasant street Wednesday aiternoon
Tom 3 to 6 in honor of Mrs. Fred
lushing, Grand Worthy Matron of
be O. E. S. of Arkansas, all enjoyed
i pleasant afternoon. Music enliv
id the already happy party, and at
er delightful refreshments were serf.
?d, the guests reluctantly departed,
otlng Mrs. Johnson and Ideal host
ess, and charmed to have had the
tleasure of meeting such an earnest
vorker in the O. E. 8. as Mrs.
lushing.
Those present were Mesdames
lushing, Baker, Wright, Morris,
leagy, Mliistead, Robinson, > Cox,
YeWoody, McClendon, Ford, Jones
landall, Cobb, Shelton, Rriteharu,
dcCoUum, Hearn, Williamson, A--m
iv, Garen, Elliott, Lower, Johnson, 1
md Miss Maud Spivey.
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Original Budwelser Beer on tap at !
<ew York Bar.. 7-13. 1
TRY THE MERCHANTS
£ LUNCH.
AT l
Q. T. RESTAURANT |
Japanese Crab Meat j
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This wonderful tasty Crab is a true Oriental._ •
It is caught only off the Korean and Siberean coasts. «
Coming from the deep cold water gives the meat *
firmness of texture. This crab meat can be made into •
such a variety of dainty dishes that it makes it an ideal &
food to keep near at hand- _ *
No. i C«ns 45 Cents ;
CUv&3\l-^V •
707 Central Avenue Telephone 142 J
SAY! Do Yon Lire to Eat; or Eat to Lire ? I
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We Keep all and the Bent the Market Affords, *
_h fegetaMes, Fruits, Caned (Ms. Etc. Dried Beef A Into J
| I' Ssusuc, Meats, Etc
708 Cealnl Art} THE GOLDEN GROCERY m •
I When Paying a Call
Haven’t you often noticed how
cozy and comfortable a gas
neater made your friend's
apartment. Then why don’t \
yon use gai to take the chill
off yorn- rooms. It’s cheaper
then coal because when the
room Is ir.artn enough you turn
off the gas and stop expense
There are many other good
points about the use of gas.
Come and learn them.
m Springs Water Co*
TELEPHONE 189 IAS DEPARTMENT
[-TWO WINNERS—,
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.
FOR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL.
3ur store offers unlimited resources,
is the stock of Electrical Supplies we
?arry Is most complete in every re
spect. We also are prepared to do all
kinds of installation and wiring. We
employ the mos^ skillful workmen
snd insure the best work.
Schielzel
Anything Electrical
619 Central Ave. Phone 221
3E AN ARTIST AND
ILLUSTRATOR.
An untisua} opportunity for begin
lers. “Do it now.’’ For 60 days 1
'HI send postpaid "Five lessons in
irawing for $1.00, or 25 for five ($5)'*
rechnique pen and pencil
inear perspective, light and shade,
'•ash drawing and waters colors, oil
-olors. Ju*t thinly Harrison Fisher
tot $50,000 for drawing 60 pretty
aces. Artists get from $40 per week
ip. to exceed the President’s salary. (
\ddress C. H. Howard, No. 122 Ollve
itreet, room No. 1. 7-6-lm.
take your S
PRESCRIPTIONS TO •
HOGABOOM’S *
Navarre Dra^ Store!
713 • CENTRAL AVE. ■
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The doctor want* hi* prescrip- S'
tlons filled as written—>We Do ■
Thi*—We Want Business—You 8
Want Benefit—Let’s Trade. *
Ask your doctor about *
us and phone 656 S
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IUST ONE IMPURE OR WEAK
Medicine will spoil
the whole effect of a
Prescription
Point* that we pride our
selves on
High Grade Drug*
Accurate Compounding
No Substituting.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Hot Springs Pharmacy
w. B. ALLEN, Prop.
508 Central Ave. Phone 149
ARLINGTON BIDS STORE
nmi s imt. run.
615 CENTRAL AVENUE.
Opposite Arlington Hotel.
MAJESTIC 'PHARMACY
BEASLEY DRUG CO., Proprietors.
IN MAJESTIC HOTEL.
Bathing Outfits,
Druggists’ Outfits,
Prescriptions Delivered to Your Door.
WHAV8 YOUR EXCUSE
or wearing an old style dirty hat
vhen you can get It Cleaned and
Locked m the latest atyl* tor 60
tents at
8PAULDINQ HAT FACTORY!
S24 Malvern Avenue. Phone 1190.
lend In your straws and Panamas In
Ume tor good fork
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Chinese Joss Sticks!
An Oriental Incense amt B
Pumigartor. B
They are delightful aronwtieB
fumlgators and wfij cle^B
rooms effectually 0f mo^fl
toes, flies and other insect* B
SPECIAL PRICE I
10c Par Pkm of 100 jl
HENRY WEIMAR*
Prescription Druggist B
, PHONE 33? ' I
Star of Italy Olivo Oil. the best B
on earth. w
Nunnally Candies, freQh earn B
week. Hygenol Cream prevent* B
B
w-a-n-t-e-dI
To Deliver on Short no- K
tice 100 Assorted El«>B
LET US QUOTE PRICES I
Rush Bros. I
819 Central Avenue S
Phone 936 B
Arkansas National Bank.
OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Capital, noo.we.oo
Surplus and Profits, 1250,000.01
CHAS. N. RIX, President
E. F. KLEIN, Vlcs-Pres.
O. LASER, Vlce-Prss.
j CHAS. W. O’BRYAN, Cashier
HENRY W. MYAR, Director
HENRY FELLHEIMER, DlreetOf
Does a full banklna bualnew
Cashes drafts and checks (or
visitors. Draw our own draft!
on all parts of Europe. We sell
Traveler's Money Orders. WIG
Identification payable In all fer
eltrn countries In the money of
the country you may be In upos
present* tlen.
James E. Hogue
ATTORNEY.
Senograpber and Notary In offloa, b
floor, Arkansas National Bank BulM
tOE. __
DON’T FORGET
WE CARRY GAEOEN SEED
L. G. READER
Groceries, Feed and Seed.
12011-3 Central Avenue. Ptone 11
Fair Treatment. Lowest Price*
Prompt Delivery.
^^r^Js^j^Grocerlesjind^ee^,
MURRAY |
Transfer and Storage Corapaifl
UK IMVLE UmilS UKUI
Office corner Malverr Atenul
and Valley rtnret 1
B1LANM1 SUHPraj
Attorney at Law!
Jas. L. Orahaml
Attorney *f taw.
Office, Rom bunding. 803V4 0«ntm^
•nne. Practices In »U wort*. **■
and federal court*. ■
Phone:—Office, 7«g; rf .ntT^^J
Prompt Ambulance b*rvMb J|
Telephene «*■
H.McCAFFERTY I
undertaker!
•01 Central Avenue. |
HOT RPRINM ARKANgA* ®