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SENTINEL-RECORD
JOHN U. H lUuIN t>, PUBUSMtH,
Office Old City Hall Building.
PHONE 131.
suHst KirmrN mate».
The Sentinel-Keeord is delivered
fcy carrier to any part of the city or
•ent by mall to any address.
One Year . •O.W
BIx Monthe .
Three Month# . 1-6«>
One Month . M»
Bubacr'bera Tailing to get their pa
per daily, will please report aam# to
The Sixth Annual Arkansas State
Fair has passed Into history, and its
success i»l beiiiR everywhere meas
urey favii|iubi.v in comparison not
alone with former fairs here, but with
others hod iu this section of the
South.
A satisfied pride is worth a whole
lot.
Hot Springs undertook this sixth
annua! exposition under diiucnittes.
There was a time when the shadows
hung .heavy and wlo-n it was doubted
If the ,1*11' i ouJd be maintained by
Hot Springs alone and uuul.led.
Hot Springs^ has answered 'that
aiiuntiou.
The Arkansas State Fair in Mot
Springs le a fixture, Just so long «»
the people of Hot Springs uesire !'
to be eueh.
Oifthi^lei* have been overcome.
When the association asked the logls
tiatnre tff appropriate a sum of money
to he paid to the counties of Arkan
sas for premiums on county exhibits,
and met rebuff before that legislative
body, things looked bad.
When a few big mercantile ,lous
es who sell tbougandg bf dollars
worth of merchandise In Hot
Springs every month refused to make
exhibits/ fct omr T*»ir» that incident
was discouraging.,
When the chief executive of the
state ignored an invitation to attend
the opening of the fair and give It
that state-wide recognition that, the
inctden' would have establishe 1, the
fact was observed.
There were nmuyf discouraging fea
tures in connection with the manage
ment of the Sixth Annua-i Arkansm
State P'alr. j
But there we|pt also encouraging
features.
Harry If. Wostcott, a new citizen
In Arkansas and in Hot Springs, but
already the most distinctive typo oi
unelfish citizenship to which we can
point, came on the scene.
W'-stcott had pride, and ambition,
and knew no such word as fail. He
accepted the presidency of the state
fair association, not wheat aiuccess
was crowning its history, but in Its
darkest, hour. P'on. abcu‘ spven
months he has labored for the public
weal at. no other man ever tailored
in this state, and as few have ever
labored in this country.
Others have worked hard for the
success of the fair,' b"t they inci
dentul.y worked for pay they receiv.
ed. Westcott not, alone does run
receive one dollar in remuneration,
but if his modesty could !>e over
come, it is probable that a g ante
at ilia oauk book would show that
*»■ successful state faU^ hast cost
him, J2,.')00. Probably more.
Harry M. Westcott Is worth more
to Hot Springs and to Arkansas than
a 'legislative appropriation or a gub
eyusatorial influence. 1 example
will live long alter hindering inci
dents are forgotten.
The future of the state fair is be
lug discussed. .No man can say
what it will be—but this is assured:
Harry M. Westcott isj pf stiff Iciem
force in himself to encourage out
peo|»e Into continued support of tie
institution. By another year we may
have some changed conditions local
ly. We may have a little more au.
thority to give the president of the
Arkansas’ Slate Fair. We may re
move gome of the hinderances that
have had to be overcome in this las'
fair.
We are proud of the Sixth Annua
Arkansas Skate Fair. We are proud
of Harry M. Westcott. We art
proud because we did something tha.
no other city in Arkansas would bavt
undertaken under the circumstances.
We are proud because at. the criti
cal moment in the history of tin
state fair, when it had to be aband
oned or undertaken, it was under
taken, and moulded into success.
Arkansas ia winner through this
stale fair. Gar and county always
profits largely from the state fair.
Hot Springs has its reward in profit
and pride.
It takes time to work changes, ill
takes time to remove the scales from
the eyes of the people. It takes tine
to awaken a people into the oppor
tunity that lies before them. It takes
time to make appreciation properly
felt. And so long as progress Is
being marke 1 in affairs there can al.
ways be indn'ged that hope that the
ultimate end will be crowned with
the success that unselfish labor de
serve*.
Now the Sixth Annual is history.
The roorback will, prove a kick,
hack.
Well It was bigger and better than !
the others.
Now haul down the trappings, and i
hack to business on the o>d scale.
Montgomery an! Garland counties
want political peace from the shot
of the gun.
Who Hal,li Hot Springs couldn’t fin
ance a state fair?
Anyhow, the district agreement
didn’t have anything to do with tin*
selection of a congressman.
Also we will have some goings
round and round in Garland county
politics within a short {I me.
The bird with a selfish grouch or
a selfish en |. to serve usually gets
the attention his complaints merit.
The Republican leaders a»e said
to l>e praying that the tunnel ‘<ie,
not. cave in while the campaign Is on
Men who helped to make thiB state
fair what It was wtM also help to
make a community what 3t should
he.
Any movement towards an amica
ble agreement between (larland and
Montgomery counties will be approv
ed by the voters, and: Ha terms
abided by the fair democracy.
When a sheriff has kept down
thievery attendant on the gathering
of a big crowd like attended the .stale
fair, he has done something for
which to he proud.
At the hour of going to press the
big trunk lines which serve the
world's greatest health resort were
MM handling the peop'e better than
similar lines in other parts of tne
country.
The Iron Mountain Rat''road, the
Rock Island Railroad, and the Busi
ness Men’s League nre triumvirate
Interested more In the welfare of
Hot Springs than all the little selfish
wallers.
The League might give the story
the He that travel is unsafe into Hot
Springs. And statistics might prove
the League's* stand.
And If Montgomery county is satis,
fled, the rest of us ought to be tick
led pink, whether we are candidates
for congress or not.
Thef return of S. <E. Dillon, to take
charge of the pit bile utilities service
corporations of Hot Springs, will h<'
greeted with unanimous applause.
Fite removal fromj this city «i few
wars ago was a marked >oas.
The All-Stars seemed to have ov
erlooked the fact that the Hon. Ed
ward Collins of the Philadephia team
Is something of a star himself.
The McNamara brothers do not
want any delay In their trials. That
Is where they differ materially with
some other peop’e who are in trou
ble as a result of the collapse of a
building.
Baseball, World’s Championship
series, by wire direct from the
grounds to the Kentucky Club dur
ing thp entire Rerles of games. Ev
erybody welcome. Admission anti
seats free. 10 11 -fit
B up Points on the Half Shell. A1
bright's.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«
SOMETHING NEW
~ Scott Tissue Towel*
A Sanitary Absorbent Paper H
_ Towel. 150 Towels on a roll, ■
■ sell for 50c per roll or 6 rolls ■
■ for $2.00. ; ■
M Cheaper than ordinary toweig ■
■ A new towel every time you
■ wash. •
_ Breathe Rite Shoulder Braces *
a You can’t breathe wrong if _
■ you wear a Breathe Rite. Price _
■ $1.00. m
* They fit everybody and are a
• comfortable to wear. ■
Remember these three lead- ■
era, wthich we always have "
a fresh and which are the best: _
■ STAR OF ITALY OLIVE OIL ,
■ NUNNALLY'S CANDIES
■ HYGENOL CREAM ■
"HENRY WEIMAR I!
Centrally Located. Within Half Block of
Three Bath Houses.
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
The Lee
W. W. LEE. Proprietor.
Phone 1351
ROOMS—All Modern Improvements.
Board Optional—Rates Reasonable
104 PARK AVENUE.
The Knickerbocker
MR*. I. W. LAUMEfi, F-op.
SATISFIED
.'tat l« tl>« war jou f«al at lom*
t'ha aama Nellng prnralla among t*
tuaala at th«
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
lot ai .1 cold runnlna water In Mat
eons. Rath roams on each floor. M«a'u
atranlted by Hot Springs moat fticlu
Ivt) people. Located 4 block* from dt
ot, 3 blocks from 0. 8. Bath House*.
'baal’Jttly Modem. Flro Pro*
gleam Heal
torariaas Pisn: Rales 810 Pir ftak tnii Up
??8 PfsSycCt Ah.Pham 18?
I he Jefferson
709 Malvern Avenue.
A. H. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The Jefferson is one of the best
family hotels in Hot Springs
w AT ONE DOLLAR A DAY
With our own grocery and meat mar.
ket, fre'h eggs and milk from our own
poultry farm and dairy our guests
get the best and purest to be had.
Half Block From Baths
Take Oeorer Bros.’ bun direct to the Jef
ferson uml have your fare refunded.
<ENNEY HOUSE
J. P. PERRY, Proprietor.
Board and Room *4 to $8 per Week.
Also Furnished Hooma fer Light House
keeping. Teleohana 1844
Crown Street,
Between Chapel end Prospect
H*if Block South Beatlnel-Reeord
rieme Cooking. Fr»,h Milk and Butt**
THE
OLIVER HOTEL
234 1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone 327
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms $2 and Up Per Wetk
Steam heat arc! electric light.*. Klee
trie caip pass ihe door. Bath house
In same block.
FEAZELL A CHANDLER. Prop*.
au|HHaaaaBM|hnK1HH
Joplin Furnished Rooms
GEO. L. BEAN, Prop.
THIRTY OUT|HDE rooms,
” NEWLY FURNISHED
COOL AND PLEASANT LOCATION.
Rates: $2.00 to $5.00 Per
, Week.
428 1-2 Ouachita Avenue.
■BATH HOUSE IN SAME BLOCK
Take Hus Kara refunded at Mote!.
WILLIAMS FURNISHED FLATS
423 1-2 Ouachila Avenu*
RATES *2,00 TO *5.00 PER WEEK
Bath holier In unit' block. 81reel cars pan* Ihe
door phone 971
tuFRANK B. SEYL,,* v.
Div. No. 10 B. of L. E.
THE CORDOVA.
J. I. MAYNARD, Prop.
Room and Board 36.00 per week and up
Steam Heat. All Modern Conveniences.
Block uf But It Housed.
•The Majestic Hotel and Bath House
J H. A. JONES, Manager
• rp-IFTTH ‘MOST Js/LOJD^'JEb^f XI OTIS Hi ITT HO'I‘ SX^K/XXTO-S
fl _ _—— A Prk«ttnli>4ol«f
• 200 Rooms with Hot and
a Cold -running water, and
• Telephone. Fifty Rooms
a with Private Baths and
• Toilets.
s __
• Rates, $2.50 To $4.00
• PER DAY AMERICAN PLAN
■ _
5 Special Rates by the
■ Weekt and to Fam
■ dies*
IB®ftftM®ftt®li ft
- -- --r*-/ —*
..BATH HOUSE.;
In the Hotel ^==B!
Operated under auth*
ority of U. S. Govern,
ment, with hot mineral
water direct from the
Hot Springs Reserva.
tion. !
|
liimT JTZZ. ETm mSm- ***"
B«fnaaiaa>« ■»»»■■■ ■■■■■aaaaaaa aiimi
NEW TOWNSEND HOTEL!
114.120 CHAPEL STREET il
2nl l r* Railroad Stations K
Blocks r rom Bath House Row I
Banks and Postoffice B
SEE! iNSPEST THIS NEW MODERN HOTElI
60 Outside Rooms unit Running Water Ib
LAR3E LOBBY, SPACIOUS PARLORS, DELI6HTFUL BALCONIES
DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED. White Waitresses
SUMMER RATES
American Plan, - - $10 to $15 Per Week
European ($1.00 per daf) - $ 4 and up Per Week
a (font nu *r»!n, T»ke Carriage from Rgi
Carriage or bus fares refundsa to ill
J. A. TOWNSEND, Prop.
... . .. _-___._- -_^
COZY INN
f~~i
“*♦' . V •-■• • '»> ■l.i3M*j MiiB&ff - *L ^
i xmx*»***>■‘.±.„ *amx3a'r. j i
i *• .T”„*_ .>; :.o»
•%: ;. $HI>* ■‘f'if/* ^ P ••■ 4 ,
««• y
I
131 CHAPEL 8T. PHONE 1101
A Modern Brick Building.
One-half Block from Business Center.
Two Blocks to Bath House.
High location. Quiet, Homelike.
Table supplied from OCR FARM. Every
thing Fresh ami Wholesome.
Take Bus to Hotel -Fare Refunded.
RATES—Room and Board $10 per week
and up.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Better ICnown as "Peg.” formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent.
Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping.
Those on diet specially cared for.
CAPITAL HOTEL,
„f I
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.
1102 Central ave., Phone 1385
Take Coopera Hu* at depots,
Gardner House,
MRS. W. M. CHAMBERS, Prop.
All outside rooms, meals served
family style, satisfaction guaranteed
HAlhS $6 to $10 FtK WttK.
On car nne one block from bath
houses, take Whittington avenue oat
—Phone 4*2. 243 Wjlttlagton avamu
Cooper House,
105 WATER STREET
RATES--$6.00 to $8.00 per week.
One block hath houses, steam heat, firs'
class table board and kikh! clean Oltomcr
und hair mattresses our sp« ci iliv.
J. F. COOPER, Prop.
The Nonpareil
MRS. B. SIMPSON. Prop.
Cool, clean Rooms, by Day or Week.
Call and see for yourself.
RATES $2 PER WEEK AND UP.
B. of L. E. PHONE 1758
508 1-2 MALVERN AVE.
Mbdern, Strictly Up-to-date, Absolutely
Fireproof. ,
ALGONQUIN APARTMENTS
MRS. E. M. SHRIMPLIN, Prop.
Hbt and Cold Running Water In Rooms
Steam Heat. Electricity and Gaa Ranges
One half bloc* from Bath House Row.
Telephony *78, 220 Prospect Av,
LESTER’S HOME HOTEL
Home of the Brotherhood Men. I
RATES $5.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
Two blocks east of postofflee and bath
houa s. Take bus at depots for Lester
Home Hotel. Money refunded. i
340 BENTON ST. 1l
MRS- LESTER, Proprietress. Phone 1812 |
,-- -~~ -----
*0*«4t*»$*$«*$ $«***«* •••**#* **4t4t**it|
» WE MAINTAIN A GOOD HOTEL AT MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS, jl
2 Hotel and Spring City Oftice 1
2 12 Miles North 252 Central j|
J of Hoi Springs. Avenne. 3j
: THATS WHAT MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER GOT ]
H At the Arkansas State Fair 1910. 3
• IT’S THE BLUE RIBBON WATER I
41 For Brights Disease, Diabetes and Kidney Diseases. 3
jfla fife «£» •** «a» «fl* «■» .ju a a fl
mm> avr w w nr nr tmt x
LAMAR HOTEL
EUROPEAN
New Brick Bwll<31ufr. New Furniture, Electric
Ltghte; (la* Heated. Elegantly Furnished
Rooms lor Families
RATES: 52.00 PER WEEK AID UP
QEO. WATTS. Prop.
8S« 1-2 Central Ave. Hot Spring*, Ark
Hava Cooper's Agent check your baggage
Clean Cottages
FOR RENT.
(Furnlshsd.)
M4 Kaasrra Arinas.
Two Blocks From Cantrai Avenaa.
Is Heart of City, But Rulwv
Morris House
315 LAUREL 8T.
^°om and Board $4.00 and $5.00Peer
Week.
JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor.
Illinois Hotel
HEFFERNAN SISTERS, Prop*.
Cool and Pleasant.
Half block from Hath Houses.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
♦6.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
210 CENTRAL AVE.
The Home Hotel
_TM CHAPEL ET.
Steam heat, hot and eold water on bath
loers, all outside rooms, one block of bath
louse, two blecka of depots, near banka,
joetoffloe and street car line. Phone M*.
USI MaCULLOUOH. *n*:
BARNHART—The oid reliable for fur"
ilture repairing, upholstering; all kinds
>t cabinet ana carpenter worn. 117 Qul
the Street Phene MS. U-itttl
i
r. mt ms, w w nr ar nr uyr nr jyr iyr IV np flf n V »
a
• Great Northern Hotel
l AND BATH HOUSE
a STRICTLY EUROPE AN---RATES, $1.00 AND UP
Moit Ceimutiantly Located Hotel and Bath Hauta la Hit Iprlifi
■ Bath Hoqm Under Oovemmenl Hnpervlalon Hotel Newly Porntahed Tiroolkaal
# _ Hot and Cold Rumiiuir Water in lutruna
ONB BLOCK OF FOT il DEI50T8 e e Ulll I (AliCOM Ir Uff
« nkxt doob^o fovroFFioK C. Si WILUAMSQlMr.«
..mi
t-aulM Beall. Margaret E. Beall
Service and Table Unexcelled
THE OUACHITA
BEALL BISTERS, Props.
ha moat modern and exclusive rooming
partments In the cltv. Knob arm every
torn an outside roam.
Well ventilated, hot and cold water,
team heat, electric light*, four door*
rom bath house. On car line.
Vmerloan and European aecommodatlen*
3ATES >8 to H2 American.
>90 1 9 n, Li. f4 00 *° *6'60 European.
-30 1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone *63
THE DENMAN HOTEL
Formerly the Parker.
RATES 18.00 PER WEEK AND UP
Market and Ouachita Avenues.
Bath house same block.
Two blocks of Depots
Central and convenient location.
Mra. Rosa Denman and Mra. Bessie
Fowler, Props,
Hava Cooper’* Agent check your baggage
VELMAR HOTEL
American and European
MMlr^rv^'1? m8, thoroukhly modern,
eu large airy outside rooms. Stenm k..«
e!T*rhlJ'k hf"’ C8il central!y locat
ed, S blocks from Hath House Row In the
J. H. PA'NTER, Prsp.
-5il.Qu*«M,vv •nd Marksi
BATESi |7 ta 110 weeM.
The Ferguson|
Beautiful House. New Furam®
MRS. C. N. FHRGtTSOrl. Pn>P ■
First-class board $1 per daf
Special Hates by month. N«*f
House and Depots.
1009 Central Ave. Phon»T
Hav* (hooper Train Art chant "*B
New Albany Hotel
PRANK MANN, Prop. ^1
RATES: $6 and $7 PER
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
221 Parksr liaasa Hat tprlip^l
■lave Cooper’s Agent eheck your
Netf West Hoo^l
PRIVATE BOARD I
Brick—All Outside Room*—
Rates $6 to $10 Per Wjf
Home cooking, meal* served
etyle. Location opposite Moody n Jgs
340 OUACHITA AVENUt ■
MRS. ANNA WEST, Owner en«rjj
First Olasa
JEWI8H PRIVATE BOA«D
and
FURNI8HEO ROOM# , 1
MRS. WAX LYONS. J
817 dblna St Ph<M* |

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