The Sentinel=record., September 28, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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BARNEY 8T!*!.
"They killed a mighty good boy
when (they killed Barney.’’ wan an ex
pression beard many times on ths
streets yesterday ns solemn faced
friends of the Pulaski county deputy
sheriff read where he had been killed
by negroes in Desha county.
There was probably no more popu
lar citizen of Little Rock In the
matter of Statewide popularity, than
Barney Stlel. There certainly has
not been a more popular officer in
Arkansas than this young martyr.
A few years ago Barney Stlel.
/while doing newspaper work In Lit
tle Rock served the Sentinel-Record
in an ohlieing. faithful, and willing
manner. J^ater he left the news
paper field, but he continued to lie
obliging, faithful, and willing In oth.
er fields, and made many friends.
Especially in Hot Springs and
Litt e Rock was Barney popular. He
waa an optimist, a booster, and a
good fellow, without the evil features
attendant on this latter qualification.
Tliere will probably be no marble
eptres over his tomb to proclaim his
deeds of worth, but in the memory
of a wider circle of friendships than
enjoyed hy few in this common
wealth. there will ever be kept re.
membraneea of love and esteem for
Barney Stiel.
See *ie elephants, and things?
Ten days more before the Btate fair
opening.
Much can be done In ten days it
the people will get at It.
Yes, September waa, and Is. most
unusual In many wavs.
i Now let everything point to the
sixth annual state fair.
Tonight the Business M<vn's So
cial club steps into the forefront.
ft seems hard for a young avia,
tor to get a good start in life.
In balldom i* is, if uj ftrst you don’t
succeed, bat. bat again.
Aviator Ward Is tip In the air
again; hence his failure to proceed.
State fair dteewattons should be
up all next week, just to help stir the
enthusiasm.
The state administration needs the
money, and therefore It advocate*
the T.J law.
The threadbare politician Ib a nub.
Ject of pity, but not pity sufficient
to excite encouragement.
Donaghey's press agent is working
Over time In the matter of keeping
him from being forgotten, whi'e be
ing forsaken.
Arkansas but a short time ago of
fered to loan Texas $2,(100,000 and
apparently had the surplus. Whither
is it gone?
Donaghey •will also go Into history
as the man who did not build the
state capital or even replace what of
It he tore down.
The people may be fooled a while
but they have a habit ol’ waking up
In the critical periods before e er
tloo. I If 9*
Even Bhe (Dom»ghey .’press agent
didn’t dare to indicate how many
people heard the governor on the T
J bill. >t .
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There is no word In the English
(language that atirs the people so
quickly as that one spelled and pro
nounced annexation.
• The slopes of Mt. Etna are still
gitving vtut hopes to tr.en w-ho like
to climb. Some men’s ambitions are
too high.
folloge gridirons are getting hot
and work on them promises to be rr
pH warm and exciting aa college en
thusiasm can make them.
. . i 4 <« i
>Donaghey (thought somebody had
stacked the cards on him here ami
that the “cold deal’’ was prearrang
ed; but when he realized it was Just
a natural condition, matters wore
made worse.
Thirty-two pictures missing from
ilhe l/ouvre. Greater part of famous
collection has taken tho same mys
terious course of Monti Lina.’’ l^his
revelation has been made by the Paris
Journal.
There is a new counterfeit $100
bill out and H might be well to go
through your roll and see that not
one of those you have arc printed
oBe-(thousandth of s shade too dark.
If the are they are off co'or.
There is niucth truth In the state
ment that the president’s opinion in
the Wiley case was inspired by the
clamor of Indignant democrats In all
sections of the country.
As to a presid’entla! primary, as
has been suggested by W’oodrow Wi)‘
son nnd Senator Culberson, the Hotis"
ton Post is of the opinion that It
ought to be acceptable to the friends \
of all presidential aspirants.
Tihere is more real Interest in th1'
national domestic science and pure
food exposition, than has ever beet
shown in any similar affair In the
country. It Is a good sign wheia peo
ple take an interest in that which
they eat and drink.
714 1.2 Central avenue.
CHICAGO GLEE CLUB
Tickets for the Chicago Glee club
are now in great demand.
The circus lhas come and gone
and everybody seems to he getting
ready to attend this high class en
•tertaimnent whi'e waiting for the
state fair to open.
Too much cannot# he said in praise
of the skill of the Chicago Glee eluh
Bach member is an artist of rare ah
ility, they make an ensemble tha'
la absolutely charming.
At the high school auditorium, Or
lober 3. Price of tickets, for ad ul U
50c, children 20c.
714 1.2 Central avenue.
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OFFICERS HOLD OVER.
Washington's Legislation Receives
Black Eye From Judge in That
State.
Spokane. Wash., Sept 27.—Mem
bers of the legls ature in the state
of Washington rtev make laws tc
govern certain county offices until
they are black In Uhe face; bn'
nevertheless, the incumbents shall
retain their positions without reap,
pointment. #
Judge W. P. Bell, formerly attor
ne.v general of the commonwealth
virtually said tills wthen he signed
an imperative writ of mandate In
the Spokane county superior court,
directing the county auditor to issue
warrants for three months’ back
sa'ary to Wl. M. V. W.inans an1'
Mrs. Hilda Rlhard, probation offi
cers .
The board of county commission
ere. members of the Child Welfare
league and otlhers sought to oua:
the officials on June 1, 1911, when
the new Juvenile laws became effec
tive. Judge Bell's rulings on the
main points raised were: That th°
probation officers did not cease to
hold office when the new law gov
eming their positions went into ef
fect : that their term of office Is con
tinuous and that it was not necessarj
that thev be reappointed: that the
approval of the countv commission,
era was not necessary to make the
reappointment effective, and that
the county commissioners have only
the power to fix sa aries. but not to
dictate the personnel of the ap
polntments or the manner in which
they Mltall perform their duties.
"14 1-2 Central avenue.
AUSTRIA WAR BENT
Vienna. Sept. 27. A dispatch from
Milan says all railways leading to
the port* are crowded with mllltar
trains loaded down with war suit
piles. Troops destined for Trtttol
are concentrating at the ports for
emharkment and are awaiting com.
pletion of their equipment.
MASS ITALIAN NAVY
Bakiniki, European Turk*')', 8ept.
27—All tihe Italian merchant vesse s
Inthe Ottoman waters have been re
palled.
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POUND-Coat with fraternal but
ton In circus tent last night. Owner
can have same by applying to this
office. It
714 1-2 Central avenue,
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Centrally Located. Within Half Block of
Thr»* *sth
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
The Lee
W. W. LEE. Proprietor.
Phone 1351
ROOMS—All Modern Improvements.
Board Optional -Rates Reasonable
104 PARK AVENUE.
Illinois Hotel
HEFFERNAN SISTERS, Props.
Cool and Pleasant.
Half block from Bath Houses.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
•6.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
810 CENTRAL AVE.
The Nonpareil
MRS. B. SIMPSON. Prop.
Cool, clean Rooms, by Day or Week. 1
Call and eeo for yourself. I
RATES 32 PER WEEK AND IIP, (
B. Of L. E. PHONE 175* ^
608 1-2 MALVERN AVE.
NICE COOL $1 PER DAY HOUSE
ONE BLOCK OF BATH HOUSES
THE HARI0N
N. A. HOUGH, Prop.
Special rates to families and by week
•ir month.
'38 WHITTINGTON AVE. PHONE 33
Proprietor a resident for 18 years. In
formation cheerfully given about Hot
Springs and vicinity.
Cooper House,
106 WATER STREET
RATES—$6.00 to $8 00 per week.
>tw hloftc bath ftouaoa. wtenm hmt, fir.*
• laws talde hoard and good clean Ostumoi
| ind hail mattraisses our apteiaity.
J. F. COOPER, Prop.
DELMAR HOTEL
American and European
• aw brick building, thoroughly modern
0 large airy outside rooms. Steam heat,
lectrlc lights, call bells, centrally locat
d, 3 blocks from Bath House Row, In tin
■oet beautiful resident district of Ho<
Tilings. Moderate Rotes. *
J. H. PAINTER, Prop.
Cor. Quapaw and Markat.
SATtSi a/ to 610 por week
THE DENMAN HOTEL
Formerly the Parker.
RATES *6.00 PER WEEK AND UP
Market and Ouachita Avenuaa.
Bath house aame block.
Two blocks of Depots
Central and convenient location.
Mrs. Rosa Denman and Mrs. Basale
Fowler, Props.
lavs Cooper’s Agent check your baggage x
kCINIMC I nuuoc
J. P. PERRY, Proprietor.
Board and Room *4 to W per Week.
.l*o Furnished Rooms fer Light House
keeping. Telephene 1844
Crown Street,
Between Chapel and P reaped
Haif Block South Pen tin el-Record
4oma Cooking. Fresh Milk and Butter
First Class
JEWI8H PRIVATE BOARD
and
FURNISHED ROOMS,
MRS. MAX LYONS,
117 'T~-*dblne St. Phone 1846
Gardner House,
MRS. W. M. CHAMBERS, Prop.
All outside rooms, meals served
/amtly style, satisfaction guaranteed
RATES $6 to »1U PER WfcfcK.
On car line, one block from bath
bouses, take Whittington avenue cat
—Phone 4*2. 243 Whittington avenue
New Albany Hotel •
FRANK MANN. Prop. t
KATES: $6 and $7 PER WEEK \
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
221 Ptrkir ivtaii Hit Sprinfs, irk
lava Coooar't Ao«nt ahack vour haaoao*
.n ii--jin.rai.. ■" '"in ' " 1 ""
The Ferjeruson
Beautiful House. New Furniture
MRS. C. N. FERGUSON. l’ro|. |
Firet-cla*B board $1 p«;r day up.
Special Rates by month. Near llato t
House am) Depots.
1009 Central Ave. Phone 854
Have CooDer Train ’Art check baa
J. T. JONES 1
Modern Apartments
FOR LIGHT HOUSFKFFPING
New brick modern and up-to-date. Fill*
location and convenient to hath houses.
Inspect the Jones Modern Apartments |
332 QUAPAW AVE. PHONE 1011
RATES $5 PER WEEK AND UP
FOR SUITES OF APARTMENTS
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THE 1
OLIVER HOTEL
?8*»1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone S27
EUROPEAN PLAN
Roods $2 and Up Per Week
Strum heat up.' elect. !* lights. Elec
tric cn ir pass vltc. door. Rath house
In same block. <
FEAZELL A CHANDLER. Propt.
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The Majestic Hotel and Bath House j
H. A. JONES, Manager
THE MOST IMOIDIEiHTX HOTEO ITT HOT SPIilNGS |
200 Rooms with Hot and I "" i "" i A Completely Equipped a
Cold running water, and oa'rw HA! T CLP 2
Telephone. Filty Room* ^ I H MUUjCm J
with Private Baths and In the Hotel 2
Toilets. s
... 1 --T,,ir'- Operated under auth" 2
Rates, $2:50 ority of U. S. Govern- ■
I PER my AMERICAN ment, with hot mineral a
~. # “ water direct from the ■
SpecmhP^ates Hot Springs Reserva- ■
Week, and to Fam~ I
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INEW TOWNSEND HOTEL
1 ‘ - -- X AMERICAN-EUROPEAN
114-120 CHAPEL STREET
2n; I p Railroad Stations
blocks rrom g«th«»'“»»;...
Banfcs and Postoffice
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SEE! INSPEST THIS NEW MODERN HOTEL
60 Outside Rooms and Kunninx Water I
LARSE LOBBY, SPACIOUS PARLOUS, DELIGHTFUL BALCONIES
DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED. White Waitresses
SUMMER RATES
American Plan, - - $10 to $15 Per Week
European ($1.00 per daj) - $ 4 and up Per Week
Chock Ra*r*fgg> with Cooper'* T'An^f.'** Agent on train. T4lce Carriage fr‘»»n Rail
road station t-» the .N'e.v Town send Hotel. Ofcrriggtj or bin* fares rehindtd to alt
gncaU making weekly engagement*
J. A. TOWNSEND. Prop.
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131 CHAPEL ST. PHONE 1101
A Modern Brick Building.
One-half Block from Business Center.
Two Blocks to Bath House.
High Location. Quiet, Homelike.
Table supplied from Ol'K FARM. Every
thing Fresh and Wholesome.
Take Bus to Hotel—Fare Refunded,
RATES—Room and Board $10 per week
and i'S.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Retter Known as "Beg," formerly of At
anta and Memphis, as Railway Agent
furnished Cottage. Light Housekeeping.
Those on diet specially cared for.
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I. Louisa Beall. Margaret E. Beall
Banrtca and Table Unexcelled.
THE OUACHITA
BEALL BISTER3, Prone.
"he most modern and exclusive rooming
partments In the city. Each and every
ootn an outside room.
Well ventilated, hot and cold water,
team beat, electric lights, four doors
rotn hath house. On car line,
imrrlean and European accommodatiene
1ATES $8 to $12 American
$4.00 to $6.50 European
30 1-2 Ouacliltiy Ave. Phone 863 1
Nert West House ;
PRIVATE BOARD (
Brick—All Outside Rooms—Modern I
?ates $6 to S»IO Per Week .
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Home rooking, meals served family
tyle. Location opposite Moody Hotel.
J40 OUACHITA AVENUE /
MRS. ANNA WEST, Owner and Prop.
CAPITAL HOTEL,
Mrs. J. L. Higginbotham, Prop.
RATES—$5.00 and up per Week
"entrsl locntlon on ear line. Three blocks
rotn depot* and near Bath Houses, po*t
ifTlee. ele.
102 Central ave.. Phone 1385
Take Cooiterg Bug at depots.
THE HOTEL PUTNAM
net rebuilt, remodeled and refurnl*hed.
American plan. All modern conveniences
Beam heat, stationary wash stand* In
very room. Bath. Hot had eold running
vater. call belts, electric lights. Night
ind day service. All outside rooms.
RATES —$7.00 and up per week.
>ne block to Path houses Half block to
lock Island depot, postofflee and audl
orhtm tbeatie Centrally located. Special
ates to families.
DENTON & PURNELL, Props.
Telephone 829
The Home Hotel
_____ 1«t CHAPEL ET.
Items heat, hot and eold water oa bath
Soars, all outside rooms, one btook of bail
louse, two blecks of depots, netr banks
lostofflce and street ear line. Phone *8t.
noZe ^ASSn” «■ “V KSSKBkr
AMtnicsN akd guAoeraa
own and Board *6 to $9 per wee*
Meome $2.00 to »S.0$ Per Wee*.
MRS. MeCULLOUOM. PnNb
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J 12 Miles North 252 Central *
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The New Orleans Hotel i
Curopean Platt-Rates $3 to $5 per
week.
MRS. NORA RICHARDSON.
Proprttress,
’hone 1399. 321 1-2 Maseru Av«
'fco roughly modern, steam heat, el.
ictrlc light, hot and cold running wa
er In every room, bell service,
'entrally located, within one block of
3th house, postoffice, banks and de
tota
Clean Cottages
POR RENT.
(Pan la bad.)
Ml Kweerre Avenue.
Two Blocks Prom Central Avenue,
la Heart of CSty, But Qntwt
Morris House
315 LAUREL ST.
loom and Board $4.00 and $5.00Peer
Week.
JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor.
JL MW V M7U * Jl UMUV
Reliable Boarding
Mso single meals served. Ail kinds
if fish and poultry in Beason.
MRS. KRISS.
1137 Central Ave. Telephone 1417
WILLIAMS FURBISHED FLATS
423 1-2 Ouachita Avenue
RATES 12.00 TO f5.00 PER WEEK
Rath houv In manic block. Rtreet raw* pas* (he
door Phone 971
tvFRANK B. SEYL,.,
Dlv, No. 10 B. Of L. E.
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TWO,GOOD
Tiie Jefferson
m The [efferson is one of the best
family hotels in Hot Springs,
AT ONE DOLLAR A DAY
with our own garden and fresh
eggs from our own poultry
farm and our own milk from
our own dairy form.
Half Block From Baths
A. H. WILLIAMS, Prop. .
709 Malvern Avenue,
Take C’eoper Bros.* bus direct to the Jef
fureou and have your fare refunded.
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HOTELS •
The Sumpter j
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The Sumpter is one of the*
best
! ONE DOLLAR A DAT l
Hotels in Hot Springs, *
Half block from Hath!
House Row. Good rooms■
and table the l»est from V
Williams truck farm and"
poultry dairy. You gCt"
the best and get It fresh!
goods. "
Trv Us For One Day at $1.00 •
House has betsn renovated anu ■
refurnished. •
Special attention to Invalids ana *
cripples. “ m
Take Conpor Bros.1 bug direct to .
the Sumpter and have fate re- *
funded. 0
0. W. WATSON, Proprlilors, •
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