The Sentinel=record., August 23, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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CARfc WITH f^IRtAHIVIS.
unree deaths within a month >n
the near vicinity of Hot (Springs rrom
the too careless use of firearms saoUhl
at least prove an example through
which the others of us should prom.
Within a few miles of the city two
(Drotnere wB^e raoutt Hunting, anu
one accidentally killed the otner. r ur.
ther out on tae Malvern road one
young boy shot his chum accidentally.
Then an officer here in the oity kltteu
himself while cleaning a loaded re
volver.
The hunting season Is just appro on
lng. The open season tor turkey
and deer begins one week from to
morrow, and tiie woods will he mieu
with uuntsmen. Then a month inter
the bird hunters will he in the fields.
The unfortunate deaths of two mere
boys, and the also unfortunate dean*
of Jesse Bout well, should be kept m
mind. The three are a large toll
lor one community to pay to the care
less Handling of weapons.
A gun is a fatal weapon. That 1!i
■what they are built for. they are
designed to strike death, and the
modern weapon seldom misses tueir
mark. Skilled physicians »nu
skilled surgeons may labor as they
.win, but the wound of the modem
weapon when in the body or the head
generally exacts a life as its price.
An unloaded weapon is not danger
ous—provided It Is unloaded. See
tnat It Is unloaded except when it is
necessary that It be ready for nse.
Then when it is loaded, and you Know
it is loaded, keep the business enu
pointed in the other direction ana
keep tiie hammer at safety until time
to fire*
—
And, for a change, It rained some
more.
Its only a question of how muea
precipitation these days.
Great combine coming; Togo for
water, Atwood for air.
There is a time to pray for ram,
and another to pray for an umbrella.
That much talked of Hothern-iwur
]owe combine has been officially and
ecclesiastically glued.
It takes all winter for some peo
ple to tell about the fun they have
at the summer school.
Gammorist trial iu Home is lost to
Bigiit in the newspaper columns, ana
is not to memory dear.
It is no more "To Mt. Ida or mist."
It is Just plain to Mt. Ida, and a
probable schedule of S»0 minutes.
it Is up to somebody to prepare
statistics as to whether aeroplanes
or firearms reap the largest iliarvcsi.
The Taft wool veto Is said to he
the democratic hope of annexation.
Hut if tins keeps up tue cotton
crop will be drowned.
The Southern League race was lop
sided; which points to a reorgamr.a
non, with Araansas prooabiy repre
sen ted.
No, tile governor isn't bolding bacs
his announcement." He Is, to the
contrary, shoving it alt he can, wmn
lndiuerent success.
The announcement of Uovernor
Donugney for further political office
retuses to take seriously with i««
■" people.
Caviar having been recommended
as an antidote for cholera now. mere
is a demand for an antidote lor
caviar.
1 Because it is a big world, la me
train reason wky we are very loonsn
to try to set ourselves up against
i' at any time or place.
farmers do not agree as to condi
tions about them. Home sa ■ never
worse," some "never better." *ia*«
your choice, pay the price and wo*
pleasant.
.J
However, Jeff Davis and Jim Vard
anian will probably be able to repre
sent their people witn more favor
able results than Payne, Aldrich, or
some of that class.
Not so very long ago wnen a man
was told he would be thrown say
hlgn,” he became alarmed, it 's not
so now, as Atwood, Beachey and a
lew others will give testimony too.
Latest scientific wonder is mtom
bustible celluloid, invented by a
German chemist, which melts when
brought into contact with flame in
stead of taking fire. Hut that is
nothing; Atwood will glide down to
morrow .
UHANU OPtNiNU OF
THE VAUDEVILLE SEASON.
The Princess Tneater will throw
open its doors to the Hot Sprlugs
public for tbe second annual season
on Monday, September 4th.
The Princess Theater as a first
class vaudeville theater, will this
season play exclusively the Western
Vaudeville Association acts, and nook
in conjunction with the interstate
Circuit of Theaters in the South. The
circuit will comprise tue cities of
Houston, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Hau An
tomo, Utile Hock, Birmingham, .Mont
gomery, Shreve|»ort Galveston, New
Orleans, Chattanooga and Nashville.
This makes one of the strongest cir
cuits ever put together in the Houth.
ihe Western Vaudeville Association
haa tne pick of the acts from the
K'astern Circuits, and only the Known
first-class acts are tolerated.
The policy this season will he tne
same as last, that of changing acts
in the middle of the week, thereby as
suring a complete change of vaude
earn Monday and each Hiurs
day. Five acta will be the rule wltU
the very beat In the moving picture
fidd, aud the public will be assured
one ol the best shows for the money
anywhere to be round in the uniieu
states, some of the om tavorites
trom last season will be again seen,
Cal Hlewart, Sully and .Hussey, mono,
ta Five, the Haliots, Kuri Fanner
Trio, cupper Quartette, and some oi
the new acts will consist of tiie lam
ons Newsboys Quartette, Hallep auu
fuller, Mound City sextette, nam
skeiier Trio and many others.
'i be ttoeater is undergoing some
changes toward making it still more
inviting, cool in hot weatner, anu
warm in cold. The box ottice will tie
open from !» a. in. until to p. m. on
Mondays and Thursdays, and on otner
days from l o’clock p. m. until ju
o'clock p. m.
t he prices same as usual, 30c tot
title entire lower floor, and 30 cents
ror the balcony, the gallery being iuc
to all.
BIG SHIPMENT OF MACHINERY.
Almost the entire force oi me
Craighead Laundry, together wa.u
carpenters, machinists and laborers,
were busy an »aturuay mgnt »uu
atinaay installing uieir new limeum
ery. part oi which arrived saatui»ay
morning.
tnis is the tirst or two car io«us
iieany ♦ iimmui.uu Worth, with wium
ihts enterprising tirm is going iu
equip (heir plant, they say that no
stone will be left unturned to maK«
it the most complete plant in Arkan
sas.
The new machinery is al! of tne
new "Press’ pattern, while turning out
work equal to new, saves about nn>
per cent of tbe wear on goods.
They will invite the general puo
lie to call at their place of business
and Inspect a really first class laun
dry.
Mrs. I). A. Frazier has gone to
Chicago on a visit to relatives.
Attorney C. Floyd Huff has re
turned from a brief business trip to
Little Rock.
Mrs. Mae Elmo
A Trance Medium
Tells all, Past, Present and
Future.
Private Readings Daily
SB NCES EVERY
Wadnasday 3 p.m. aid Friday at 7:45 p.m.
Engage Your Seats by Phone
Residence 1906 Central Av.
PHONE S53
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Illinois Hotel
WM. HEFFERNAN, .Prop.
Cool and Pleasant.
Half block from Hath tTouaos.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
*6.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
210 CENTRAL AVE,
The Nonpareil
MRS. B. SIMPSON. Prop.
Cool, clean Rooms, by Day or Week.
Call ainl eeu fur yourself.
RATES *2 PER WEEK AND UP.
Q. Of L. E. PHONE 1758
608 1-2 MALVERN AVE.
THE FULTON HOTEL
R. E. WESTERN, Prop.
A nice hotel for nice people, near bath
house; nice rooms; 2 1-2 blocks from de
Jot; nice shade In front; comfortable,
convenient itud home-like; come and see
for yourself.
Rates $6 Per Week and Up
106 HICKORY 8T„ NEAR OUACHITA.
NICE COOL *1 PER DAY HOUSE
ONE BLOCK OF BATH HOUSES
THE HARION
N. A. HOUGH, Prop.
.Special JuttM to families and by week
or mouth.
235 WHITTINGTON AVE. PHONE 33
Proprietor a resident for 18 years. In
formation cheerfully given about Hot
(ipi'ings and vicinity.
J. T. JONES
Modern Apartments
FUI LIliHT HOUb’LKI t PIMj
New brick modern and op to-date. Pine
location and couvealyat to bath house*,
inspect lb. Juliet Modem Apartments
332 OUAPAW AVE. PHONE 1011
RATES $5 PER WEEK AND UP
FOR SUITES OF APARTMENTS
Geo. R. Gower. Chas. H. Williams
INDEPENDENT FURNITURE CO.
NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
223 OUACHITA AVENUE.
I Ugliest Prices paid for second hand
Furinture .Stoves and Sewing Ma
chines. Telephone 16C7.
MRS. D. M. GEORGE.
—DRESSMAKING—
Alterations of Ail kinds
(Over Sentinel-Record)
Phone 1397
All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory.
Porch swings and hammocks at
Orand Rapids Furniture Company
BEST IN THE CITY FOR PRICE
RATES $2.00 PER WEEK UP.
The Utah Rooms
Largs, Airy, Outside Rooms, Clean and
Nicely Furnished.
Ten floors from UeSoto Spring
122 1-2 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 1740
MRS. J. A. KELLY, PROP.
L Louise Beall. Margarst E. Baall
Service and Table Unexcelled.
THE OUACHITA
BEALL BISTERS, Props,
ilia most modern and exclusive rooming
’partnientft In the city. Each ahd every
oom an outside room.
Well ventilated, hut and cold water,
■team heat, electric lights, four doors
rom oath house. On car line,
tmertrari and European accouimodatlens
1 AT ES $8 to $12 American.
$4.00 to $6.50 European.
230 1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone 163
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
UNITED STATES HOTEL
$7.00 Pea Week and Up.
Room# $2.50 Per Week Up.
OIRECTLY OPP. BATH HOUSE ROW
All cars stop at door. Table Mult* th*
nast fastldtaua. Elevators and Kisctrr
f#Ua. Special Rate to Families.
C. H. PULLEN. Pro*.
4lv* Cooper’s Agant tntcs sinif
THE DENMAN HOTEL
Formerly the Parker.
RATES *6.00 PER WEEK AND UP
Market and Ouachita Avenue*.
Bath house same block.
Twe block* of Depot*
Contra! and convenient location.
Mr*. Rom Denman and Mr*. S***lr
Fowler, Props.
Have Cooper's Agent check your baggage
Gardner House,
MRS. W. M. CHAMBERS, Prop.
All outside rooms, meals sertvJ
'amity style, satisfaction guaranteed
RATES $4.50 AND UP
On car line, one block from batb
houses, take WbIUingt»n avenue ca>
—Phone 482. 243 Whittington arastu#
New Albany Hotel
FRANK MANN,* Prop.
RATES: $6 and $7 PER WEEK
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
221 Pirkir Arm* Hat Iprligt, Ark
H«v« CaoiMH»*i Ao*nt nliMk your hagoao*
The Ferjruson
Beautfful House. New Furniture
MRS. C. N. FBROUSON. Prop.
FIrst-elass board $1 per day up
Special Rates by month. Near Bata
House and Depots.
1009 Central Ave. Phone 834
U*v« Cooper Train Igt check bag
■ The Majestic Hotel and Bath House j
J H. A. JONES, Manager
; the most modbbh sotsi-i xit hot siphrixtcos ]
• 200 Rooms with Hot and
Cold running water, and
■ Telephone. Fifty Rooms
2 with Private Baths and
• Toilets.
I Rates, $2.50 To $4.00
• PER DAY AMERICAN PLAN
J Special Rates by the
■ Weekt and to Fam~
m diesi
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A Completely Equipped « 1
..BATH HOUSE.. \
In the Hotel ' j
Operated under auth* *
ority of U. S. Govern- ■
ment, with hot mineral !
water direct from the!
Hot Springs Reserva- ■
! tion. • * I j
-Maw* Catena Hraa. »a*n« did .
t«aaaaa and tat-a la M*♦*!.- ■
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SNEW TOWNSEND HOTEL
AMERICAN -.EUROPEAN
114-120 CHAPEL STREET
2 m 1 r* Railroad Stations
Blocks rrom gam hou.. row
BanVs and Postoffice
SEE! INSPECT THIS NEW MODERN HOTEL
60 Outside Rooms iflj kuiimiit W.ici I I
i URGE LOBBY. SPACIOUS PARLORS. DELIGHTFUL BALCONIES
| DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED. White Waitresses
SUMMER RATES
American Plan, - - $10 to $15 Per Week
European ($1.00 per day) - $ 4 and up Per Week
Chock Haega'-r* with rmiprr** Tnm»»f«*r Agent oti train. Take Carriage from Hail.
I road MtatiOU to the New Tnwii^ii-I rm*e or f ar** refund ft} io ail
SOC.hU making weekly engagt-menU
y J. A. TOWNSEND. Prop.
COZY INN
*««$##*«$**•«««
* WE MAINTAIN A GOOD HOTEL AT MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS. •
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$ §
* Hotel and Spring Gty Office *
* 12 Miles North 252 Central •
* of Hot Springs. Avenne- •
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\ THAT’S WHAT MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER GOT j
£ At the Arkansas State Fair 1910. 0
* IT’S THE BLUE RIBBON WATER •
9 9
41 For Brights Disease, Diabetes and Kidney Diseases. 0
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11 1 '1 --
131 CHAPEL ST. PHONE 1101
A Modern Brick Building.
One half Block fruri Rrtalneaa Center.
Two Blocks to Bath House
High Locution, uuiet, Homelike.
Table supplied from OCR FARM. Kvery
thing Fre: h and Wholesome.
Take Hus to Hotel—Fare Refunded.
RATE6—Room and Board HO per week
and up.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Better Known us “\‘eg." formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, as Railway Atrnnl
Furnished Cottage. Light Housekeeping.
Those on diet specially eared for.
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Close to the Bath Houses.
located at the Junction of Whittington
l'ark and Central Avenues.
The Auburn
First Class Furnished Rooms.
NICHOLAS PIRGAKIS, Prop.
101 1-2 Park Ave. Hot Springs, Ark.
Nen? West House
PRIVATE BOARD
Brick—All Outside Rooms—Modern
Rates $6 to SiO Per Week
Horn** cooking. meal* Reived family
fctyle. Location opposite Moody Hotel.
340 OUACHITA AVENUE
MRS. ANNA WEST, Owner and Prop.
I
The New Orleans Hotel
European Plan-Ratos $3 to $5 per
week.
MRS. NORA RICHARDSON,
Propritress.
Phone [phone] Malvern Av®
Thoroughly modern, steam heat,, et
ectrlc light, hot ami cold running wa
ter in every room, bell service.
Centrally located, within one block, of
hath house, postofflc®, banks and de
pots
Clean Cottages
FOR HINT.
(Turn 1*tied )
634 Reserve Avenue.
Two Blocks Prom Central Aventm.
In Heart o' '"*7, But viutat
FiftytWO nit my luini-slicd outside rooms
located within am* block of bath house.
Two blocks fram depot, bank ami post
office.
HOTEL ENOX
MRS. A. J. LAMBERT, Proprltreaa
Modern In every respect
Telephonelllt*.
Call Balls, Elictric Lights, Etc.
RATES .$7.00 PBH .WEEK AND .tJP..
.Special rates by Month..
33®...338 Market St.. Hot Springs, Ark.
Have Cooper's Agent check your baggage
The Kriss House
Reliable Boarilill6
Also Blngl® meals served. Ail kinds
of fish and poultry In season.
MRS. KRISS,
1137 Central Ave* Telephone 1417
it. .
ItMIliBtltliMMMIIIIMMMIMlM
i: TWO GOOD HOTELS •
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: The Jefferson
The Sumpter |
9
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Morris House
315 LAUREL ST.
}oom and Board $4.00 and $5.0QPeer
Week.
JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor.
CAPITAL HOTEL,
Mrs. J. L. Higginbotham, Prop.
RATES—$5.00 and up per Week
Central location on car line. Three blocks
from depots and near Hath Houses, post
office, etc.
102 Central ave. Phone 1385.
Take Coo|>ers Bub at depots.
WILLIAMS FURNISHEI FLATS
423 1-2 Ouachita Avenue
HATER $2,00 TO $5.00 PER WEEK
Bath house iu same block, Htreetcurs i«s» the
dooi Phone B71
.FRANK B. SEYL,.,
Dlv. No. 10 B. of L. E.
The only place ta rn« city wbaru
you mi get nan* made baby eloCMe
U MM. a HlSirfM Ar$ Vtora. MM)
B The Jefferson is one of the best
m family hotels in Hot Springs,
; AT ONE DOLLAR A DAY
B with our own garden and fresh
• eggs from our own poultry
■ farm and our own milk from
• our owtt dairy form.
• Half Block From Bpths
• A. H. WILLIAMS, Prop.
• 709 Malvern Avenue.
B T ikp Cooppr Bros.* bqn illrpot Jo tlie Jrf
• fi-rson and liave your fare refunded.
■
The Sumpter Is one of the*
best •
ONE DOLLAR A DAE
Hotels In Hot Springs *
Half block from Batlig
House How. Good rooms§
and table the best from*
Williams struck farm and#
poultry dairy. You g*“tg
the best and get it fresh g
goods. •
Tn Us For Ooe Dai al $1°°!
0. W. WATSON, Proprietor*. J
IUxi8« hits been nnovaMd an ®
refurnished.
Tnke Hooper Bros.’ bus direct I* g
I lie Sumpter unit lurve fare
funded. 8
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