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SENTINEL-RECORD
JOHN U. HIQvllNS, HUSLIUHtN.
Office Old City Hall Building.
PHONE 151.
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FROM THE TOMB.
Now iliat. the Times explosion case
]s on trial, and In this section wo are
so far removed from the scene that
publication or comment will have no
bearing on the case, it will be inter
esting to file public to read what
Brann, the late Texas writer, thought |
of General Otis, owner of the Times, j
and incidentally will show something
of the prejudice and blag that a
long protracted fight with organised
gpS&labor has produced:
"1 have just discovered the shame
ful exility of the English language,
Its poverty ol expression its inade
<iuacv as n ruemui exchange medium
—Its niter Inability to describe whai
H were a crime to leave uncatalogu
ed. We have a great many vitriolic
words, sesQiiibedulinn words, even
what the (VrnmiK are wont to cal;
“thunder woris:” Lut none of them,
either singly or in combination cun
fey the grace of infection or poetic li
cense, be made to answer my pur
pose I want a real nice word with
which to signify something awfni I
nasty; but would, lor this occasion
only, dispense with euphemism were
it sufficiently expressive. I must
have a word woven of 1 warp o!
shame and woof of infaim by some
foul Odessa playing her loom among
the damned—a word that will signi
fy a featherless two-legged animal
who is neither man or ape, whose
soul is but the suspiratioo of a sick
buzzard and his cerebral < oncolutioas
the writhing of malodorous maggot.;:
who is a criminal and not confine d
a lazar and not compeled to cry "u ,
clean;'’ who is a snperating sore
on the body social—a creature so
foul that were DoIT Tearsheet his
mother, Palstaff his father, and Per
UJtlon his birthplace, he would shame
fills shameless dam, disgrace his grace,
less sire, ami dishonor his honorles*
country. I have explored the Kn
gUsh tongue from abc to xyz, exam
ined tho terminology of reptalln. at
tended political conventions and even
(hoard Sam Jones preach, but find
no words, printable or otherwise, in
the vernacular of the polite or the
j patois of the rulfear, that covers the
case.
“1 will not express my opinion o:
ih© Times man, not now—it wouldn’t
look well in print. If I should ever.
be convenient to tel! him personally
what 'T thlnk»j?f him, and there arc
no ladies present, perhaps I shale
find a word that will answer my pur. i
pose. If It lie possible for a good
4 A . _f_1 L. e_■ 0. ..li If l .
W *v *V4 Ml *1 14 11 11 .V|'
pies of godom will spring from it
Ben Davis stem—then perhaps Ids
father wjik a gentleman. Hig mother
was probably a respectable woman,
who, becoming frightened by some
hideous nightmare, brought forth a
monster. Hamlet might ‘unpack his
cures" leveled at the cowardly as
sassins of his sire. I can but «ou
dor what will become of the Times
editor when the breath leaves his
faeulent body and death stops the rat
tling of his abortive brain- fur he
Is unfit for heaven and too foul for
hell. He cannot be buriei in earth I
Jest he provgkes a pestilence, nor In
the sea lest ho poison the fish, nor
swung in space like Mahomet's cof- J
fin lest the circling worlds in trying
to avoid contamination crash to- j
gether, wreck the universe, and bring !
the noisome reign of Chaos and ole
Night, The Damrasca! seems to lie
ti white elephant on the hands of
tMety, and I have some curiosity to
know wbat He will do with It."
Gas working right?
■Eslt Turkey ant China.
All eyes are on Philadelphia,
Cheer up. In ilan summer may bt
behind this.
Of course if hell Is a state it's an
Insurgent state
Trial engagements seem to be the
Perhaps It will be Turkey nerN?(i
In China for the last time.
Anybody heard a noise lately like
flonaghey’s bar’l exploding?
Aviator Roeers is Just ten dayfc
ahead of the ducks in his flight
South.
Baker at the head of a niiinhlpa.
ticket in Philadelphia would wake,
the Bleepers.
We are still willing they should
play off the championship at Whit
tington Park.
If they lynch tiie Weather Man
in Philadelphia, don’t he surprised.
It's coming to bint.
However, one tiling about the post
poncments is that funs from botn
sides can indulge hope.
Wilson, Taft, Harmon and even
Rooeevelli are iback numbers until
this series has been decided.
Lt takes more than the weather
bureau to convince a janitor that a
;:old snap has arrived.
After this week in the courts it is
said that chickens in Ragweed Val
ley are recovering their voices.
One reason they don’t grt more
war news is because the Chinese ui
phabet was pied on the wire. Im
agine.
That government which is support.
*>d through fear, rather than patriot
ism, is in a bad way, and China it
one of those governments.
Now that a man got ?2f).utK) toi
being thrown from the upper berti,
if a Pullman sleeper, we know w here
\e will take ours in the future.
iiiree jurors wiiinu oue ween m
the McNamara, case is another exam
ple of a necessity of change in the
criminal procedure.
It ought not to be so much a ques
tion oT whether it. was gas or dyna
mite, as a question of who lit the
fuse.
Newport has produced the "trial
engagement.” It lias its disadvant
ages but Is certainly less objection
able than the "trial marriage.’’
Apropos the cost of living, thirty
seven articles were dearer in Sep
tember, twenty-six were cheaper and
forty-three showed no change. Ni
tlee any difference?
Reno courts will stop at something.
V divorce was refused a woman the
ither day when it was discovered that
she had brought her affinity along.
John I). Rockefeller lias discover
ed that, he is slightly related to
royalty. The connection is not ser
ious enough to hurt cither side, how
ever.
The Charleston News and Courier
mys: “A Trenton youth fin Is him
self In a position wherehe will get
shot if he woes a girl and shot it
ie does not. Plainly the thing to
do Is disappear.” Really this is a
condition that would almost Justify
that youth in getting half shot.
A man who five years ago was a
beggar on the streets of Dallas was
found on a corner there the ethei
day with a valise containing f50on
in cash and diamonds, worth about
m- »«iu up *i«t j, ut'pn
horse doctor in Kentucky recently,
It pays better to doctor horses in
Kentucky than it does to doctor men
Auction at (>18 Central avoftue,
Monday at 10 o’clock, will be sold one
Stanhope, one spring wagon. one
rang®, 2 heating stoves. 30 jrots of
flowers, palms, ferns, jassimiae and
Magnolias, art square, one sanitary
couch, 1 typewriters, (Remington and
Oliver), and some furniture 2 show
cases and tables, 2 canary singing
birds , 1 Domestic Sewing machine.
UNCLE SAM LOAN CO.
10-21 2t.
O’Connell Restaurant. 215 Ouaehl
ia avenue first class meals 15c. Op
osite the Alhambra Bath House.
OldHatsMade New
“The Hatterie”
245 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 6S9
Centrally Located. Within Halt Block of
Three Bath Houses.
Directly Opposite Majestic Hotel.
The Lee
. * i * * - f
W. W. LEE. Proprietor.
Phone 1351
ROOMS—All Modern Improvements.
Board Optional—Rates Reasonable
104 PARK AVENUE.
The Knickerbocker
MR*. *. W. LA USHER F-Op.
•ATISFIED ' " '
Tiat la th# way you fesl at home
tTia umi fvfclln* pfevalia amon* th*
ruaata at the
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
tot at.,1 cold runnlnt water In east,
com. Hath rooms on each floor. Meal*
atrenlsed by Hot Springs most exulu
Ive people. Located 4 blocks from tie
at, S blocks from U. 8. Bath Heuses.
'.bssiuteiy Modern. Fire Preot
Steam Heat
irtrlMH Flaw; IUIm >10 hr fuk and Up
228 Prospect Avi. Phoi* 185
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TheJetterson
■:> 709 Malvern Avenue.
A. H. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The Jefferson is one of the bcsl
family hotels in Hot Springs
T AT m DOLLAR A DAY
With our own grocery and meat mar.
ket, fre'h eggs and milk from our owr
poultry farm and dairy our guests
get the best and purest to be had.
Half Block From Baths
I'rtke Cecrer Rms.’ hu.n tllrrrf to the Jef
ferson and havu yuur fare refunded.
(ENNEY HOUSE
<1. P. PERRY, Proprietor.
Board and Room *4 to W per Week.
.\l«u Furnished Rooms far J.lght House
keeping. Telephene 1841
Crown Street,
Between Chepel end Prospect
Hn.f Block South h'entiuel-Record
some Cook me. Miik and nuttoi
THE
OLIVER HOTEL
J3-4 1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone *27
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms $2 and Up Per Week
Steam heat am? electric Ilshts. Klee
trie cat#, pass the door. Bath house
in same block,
FEAZELL A CHANDLER, Props.
Joplin Furnished Rooms
GEO. L. BEAN, Prop.
THIRTY OUTSIDE ROOMS,
NEWLY FURNISHED
COOL AND PLEASANT LOCATION.
Rates: I2 QQ *5 nrt per
Week.
428 1-2 Ouachita Avenue.
BATH HOUSE IN SAME BLOCK
Take Bus—Fare refunded at Hotel,
WILLIAMS FURNISHED FLATS
423 I-2 OuicbiU Avenue
RATES J2.00 TO 35.00 PER WEEK
Bath houte in same block. Street car* pas* the
door Phone #71
.FRANK 8. 8EYL..J ..
Dlv. No. 10 B. of L. 8
THE CORDOVA.
J. I. MAYNARQ. Prop,
*oom and Board $6.00 par we<*k and up
Meatn JI*at ATI Modem Conv !
Block of Bath House*.
J
|The Majestic Hotel and Bath House j
5 H. A. JONES, Manager
I THB MOOT MOJDiSSlsr SOTIEII-i IN- sot SPBINQS a
■ ■■ -y — ■ _ ""1 A Completely Equipped ■
• too Koomc with Hot and
9 Cold running water, and
■ Telephone. Fifty Rooms
2 with Private Baths and
• Toilets.
5
• Rates, $2.50 To $4.88
m DAY AMERICAN fLAN
J Special Rates by the
J Weekf and io Fam
• dies;
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..BATH HOUSE.! j
In the Hotel
* f|
Operated under auth"»
ority of U. S. Govern- J
* ment, with hot mineral i
water direct from the ■
d Hot Springs Reserva- ■
H tion.
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1 NEW TOWNSEND HOTEL
_ ___ AMERICAN—EUROPEAN
114-120 CHAPEL STREET
ni 1 fi Railroad Stations
Blocks F rom Bath House Row
Banks and Postoffice
SEE! INSPECT THIS NEW MODERN HOTEL
i 60 Outside Rooms and Running Water I
| LARBE LOBBY, SPACIOUS PARLORS, DELIGHTFUL BALCONIES
DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED. White Waitresses
SUMMER RATES
American Plan, - $10 to $15 Per Week
European ($1.00 per dan) - $ 4 and up Per Week
Check Baggage with Cooper’* Transfer Agent on train. Take Carriage from Rail
road Station to the New Townsend Hotel. Carriage or bus fares refunded to all
guests making weekly ehgagements
J. A. TOWNSEND. Prop.
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COZY INN
131 LMAPtL ST. PHONE 1101
A Modern Brick Building.
One-half Block from BuaIinii Center.
Two Blocks to Bath House
High Taxation, Quiet. Homelike.
Table supplied from OCR FARM. Kvery
thing Fresh ami Wholesome.
Take Bus te Hotel—Fare Refunded.
RATES—Room and Board $10 per week
and up.
Beware of Drummers at Depot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Retter Known as "Peg.” formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent.
Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping
^^Those^mwlie^speoUUlj^ive^Jjor^^
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 Bath Houses, post
«, etc.
1102 Central ave., Phone 138:
Take t’ooiwrs Bug at depot*.
Gardner House,
MRS. W. M. CHAMBERS, Prop.
AH oulgide rooms, meals germed
family stylo, satisfaction guaranteed
RATES $6 to $10 HER WEEK.
On car line, one block from bath
bouses, take Whittington avenue car
—Phone 482. 243 Waittlafton avenue
Cooper House,
106 WATER STREET
RATES—$6.00 to $8.00 per week.
One block bath houses, steam heat, firs'
class table board and good clean Ostomor
and hair mattresses our sivefslty.
J. F. COOPER, Prop.
The Nonpareil
0 MRS. B. SIMPSON. Prop.
Cool, clean Rooms, by Day or Week.
(^mc< Sr.M 566 a Or yuuineit.
RATES $2 PER WEEK AND UP.
B, Of L. E. PHONE 1758
508 1-2 MALVERN AVE.
.. ..
Madam, Strictly Up-to-dat*, Absolutely
Flraproof.
ALGONQUIN APARTMENTS
MRS. e. M. SHRIMPLIN, Prop
Hat and Caid Running Water In Rooms
Steam Heat. Electrlcltv and Qaa Ranges
One half block from Bath House Row.
Telephone 476 220 Proeoect Ave
LESTER'S HOME HOTEL
Home of the Brotherhood Men.
RATES $5 00 PER WEEK AND UP.
Two blocks east of postofflce and bath
hulls a, Take bn* at depots for I .ester
llama Hotel. Mutiny refunded.
340 BENTON ST.
MRS. LESTER, ProprletreM, Phone 1812
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» WE MAINTAIN A GOOD HOTEL AT MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS. •
$ t
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* t
J Hotel and Spring City Office J
* 12 Miles North 252 Central *
* of Hot Springs. A?enne. *
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MTS WHAT MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER GOT j
£ At the Arkansas State Fair 1910. a
; IT’S THE BLUE RIBBON WATER?
' tO For Brights Disease, Diabetes and Kidney Diseases. 9
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jLAMAR HO I LL
EUROPEAN
j New Brick BntMli.K, New Fnrn'tnre^ Electric
; bleat*. «T„„ Hinted. Eireaniiy rurDieheu
j Boom* (or Keruillca
! RATES: $2.00 PER WEEK AND UP
GEO. WATTS, Prop.
881 1-2 Central Ave. Hot Spring*, Ark
Have Cooper's Agent check your baggage
Clean Cottages
FOR RENT.
(FumUhad.)
HI Raaarre At ecu*.
Two Blocks From Contral Avenue.
Is Heart of City, But Quiet
Morris House
315 LAUREL ST.
^oom and Board $4,00 and $5.00Peer
Week.
JOHN MOP.r.ii, Proprietor.
Illinois Hotel
HEFFERNAN SISTERS, Prop*.
Cool and Pleasant.
Half block finfn Bath House*.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATE#
16.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
..., 210 CENTRAL AVE.
The Home Hotel
m CHAPEL »T.
Steam heat, hot and eold water on beth
doers, all outside rooms, one block of bath
house, two blacks of depots, near banka,
poatofflce and street car line, Phoi e Mt.
BARNHART—The oid reliable for fur
niture repairing, uptioisiertng; all kind*
of cabinet ana oarprnter wont. 117 tlul
pha Street Phene 648. U-SS-tt
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■ Great Northern Hotel:
1 AND BATH HOUSE
a STRICTLY EUROPEAN-RATES, $1.00 AND UP i
iail Comtniinllj Itctlti Halil iurf Bath Hausa It Hat lprhi|* ■
I B»th Boom Under Goeermnenl Hnserelelon. Hotel New I, Pcrslefaed T'lronfBoot. ■
a „ Hot and Cold Kunniuir Water in Koouib
\KnwSS C. S. WILLIAMSON,Jr., Mfr.
*■ Louise Beall. Margaret E. Baali
Berries and Table tJDexeelleC
THE OUACHITA
BEALL SISTERS, Brnp*.
l’h* most modern and exclusive rooming
tpartments in the city. Kaeh ana every
room an outside roem.
ell ventilated, hot and cold water,
iteam heat, electric lights, four doors
from bath house. On car line.
American and European accommodatlens.
*ATES »8 to 112 American.
230 1-2 Ojarhita l4'00 10 *8M European.
Z30 1-2 Ouachita Ave. Phone *£3
THE DENMAN Unrrra
-•* % ■ ■ | jjjj,
Formerly the Parker.
RATES *6.00 PER WEEK AND UP
Market and Ouachita Avenuee.
Bath house same block.
Tw* block* of Depot*
Central and convenient location.
Mr*. Bee* Denman and Mrs. Beetle
Fowler, Prop*.
Have Cooper-* Agent check your baggage
VELHAR HOTEL
American end European
M^ta.rEe'afry^outejS rw*S#U*^teara°hei5’
HpHU*'®'MlLU|l,rIteld^adlHtrl0‘ of «“•
J. H. PAINTER, pr*
KATea?“*.7,.VV !na -
■ATKSl |7 |§ gig gtf ^iii^
The Ferguson
Beautiful House. New Furniturs
MRS. C. N. FERGUSON. Prop.
First-class board $1 p«r day °P'
Special Rates by month. Near BiU
House and Depots.
1009 Central Ave. Phone
Have Cooper Train Aat. check bar
New Albany Hotel
FRANK MANN, Prop.
RATES: $6 and $7 PER WEEK
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
Psrkir 4ms* Hs! IjrliP* Krt
4avs Cooper’s Agent check your beaa*B*
Nen? West House
PRIVATE BOARD
Brick—AM Outside Roome—Modern
Rates $6 to $10 Per Week
Home cook In a. meals served family
etyle. Location opposite Moody Hots*.
340 OUACHITA AVENUE
MRS. ANNA WEST, Owner end Prop.
First Glass
JEWISH PRIVATE BOARD
and
FURNISHED ROOMS
MRS. MAX LVON*.
817 dhlng gt, Phons