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j Christmas Joys Be Thine! ||
♦ Take a Glance at This S j ll
♦ Discriminating Buyers j C°”/E J iI
♦ Form the greater number of our patrons now and have ever since we opened for TOR j ♦ ■
♦ business several years ago. * ' i JI
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j $9.99, $14.99 and $19.qq SUITS I j
^ HAVE ALWAYS BROUGHT THE CUSTOMERS AND RETAINED THEM. WE WANT NOW TO TALK XMAS TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN WITH US FOR MANY YEARS AND AS MANV ♦
♦ j NEW ONES AS MAY READ. NOW IS A TIME TO HAVE US LAY ASIDE YOUR CHRISTMAS THINGS. COME AND SELECT WHAT YOU WANT AND WE WILL LAN THEM ASIDE rN , jj
♦ TIL YOU ORDER THEM TO BE DELIVERED. IF YOU HAVEN'T MADE UP YOl R MIND WIIAT TO BUY, DR?)P IN AND LET US A D YOU IN MAKING A F PROP u, ATE SELECTIONS ^
♦ HANDSOME SILK TIES IN XMAS BOXES -HANDSOME SILK SUSPENDERS IN XMAS BOXES-HANDSOME SILK HOSE IN XMAS BOXES SILK HANDKERCHIEFS BEAU IT FI L *
♦ UNDERWEAR OF SILK, LIS .E OR MIXED COLLARS, GLOVES, SHIRTS, UMBR LI AS AND MANY NOVELTIES OF ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER for XMAS. DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW ^
♦ Our hat department is replete with appropriate Xmas offerings. Get the size he wears and we will do the rest ♦
X i A HANDSOME SOFT HAT or A FASHIONABLE DERBY_ ♦
: 830 The Nine-Ninety-Nine I 820 j
♦ Central Ave J Central Ave. ♦
♦ W-11 " ^ ' “The Slore That Travel* Fir*t"
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"BAT” NELSON WINS.
Neff York, Dec. IS—Bat. Nelson
easily lhad the better of Willie How
ard in a trii -round go in lijMi'n'iiu
tonight. While the bout was all Nel
sons on points, the blows he lauded
sne>i,«-d to i*e weak.
nmmmmmmmmmt
1 The Woman s Missionary Society
j of the i -Uiral Methodist chnrel! which
! was to have met this weeft, viii meet
' Tuesday afternoon, December —r.tli,
Mrs. Erl Wright and family will
bpend the holiday season here vis.
J Ming refcauvea.
Ml ._LrjLM---.'USE™*
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ELECTION JUDGES
FOR CITY PRIMARY
_
VREPARATIONS MADE FOR CIT
PRIMARY ON JANUARY 17 FOR
CITY OFFICERS.
Work of the Executive Committee Ifc
entirely Satisfactory and Assures
More Square Elections.
!
--
John J. Ledgerwood. as, chairman,
, Gilbert Hogaboom as secretary, ana
George W- Housley as treasurer,
[ composing the executive committees
i •' 'be City Central DemocrAtlc Ccr*
[ ml. fee Stave named the roster or
I Judge* and clerks to participate in
( the next city primary. The mat sc
; lected are above reproach and is
| another guarantee that ftw ‘square”
j deal wdl be carried out, and the
i men avith the most voies receive the
| party nominations.
The roster is as follows:
First (Ward—John Bateman, Jack
Hudgins, 'A- W. Borland. Cmi.j—
i W. W. Dunn, Milton P. Most.
•
Seccad Ward -W. A. Bethel, H.
T. Holloway, J. I*. Peters. Cerks; C.
Copeland, Gordon Prioe.
Third Ward—E. W. Searcy, J. C.
Rush, W. A. Sammons. Clerks: T J.
Pettit. Chas. G os lee.
Fourth Ward—1). J. Dodd, W. S.
Sorrelis, Hiram Whittington. Clerks: ’
J. T Boyd, Ed Terry.
Fifth Ward-Frank McCann, Z. W.
Lakenan, J. D. Smith. Clerks: Peu
er Sa'n, John Gibbs, Jr.
Sixth Ward—J. D. Brock, Tom Ml
land, Norville Williams. Clerks: C.
O Gray, A. H Reader.
I I
IRON MOUNTAIN FOLDER.
New Booklet Juat Issued Shows Ar.
kansas and Hot Springs to
Advantage.
Vi keeping with its advanced pol
icy of advocating Arkansas in gen.
era! and Hot Springs in particular,
the Iron Mountain road lias just Issu.
ed from the press a new booklet
which show* arte most Interesting fact
in that the Bales of (arm implements
In this state had increased 500 per
cent, as certain proof of how the fer.
file lands of this state are berng fill
ed with settlers. The booklet also
J-U-Ei.- -ISLSSSS
shows a scene on the Hot Springs
golf links, where parties are playing
this popular outdoor competi. *n in
inld_ winter The liocklet ig of large
| issue and will have genera! ctreula..
tion all over the United States
STEALING RED LIGHTS.
Parties on Park Avenue Guiity ot a
Very Grave Offense in This
State.
The stealing of red lights, left as
a warning ahem the torn tip condl.
tion of Park avenue, has been a fee.
quently noted offense recently, and
the coiiiractors are s irred up over
the matter. Under the statute ofi
this stale this >* a very grave of
fense. and an effort is belntt made
to find out who is guilty. It lg not
the loss of the lights that is com
plained of, but the probably serious
damage that might result because the
red light with its warning might
be missing from its post.
001 HIS HAIR BACK
Was Perfectly Bald When He Start
ed to Use Newbro’s Herpicide.
Frederick Mamitteli, Maryland
block. Butte Montana, bought a bot.
tie of Newbro'g Herpicide, April 6,
’SO, and began to use it for entire
baldness. The hair followed in hfs
sr hIp were not dead and in twtnti
days he haid hair all over his hed, On
July 2, he wrote, “and today my hair
is as thick and luxuriant as any one
could wish ” Newbro’g Herpicide
works on an old principle and with
a new discovert'—destroy the cause
and you remove the effect, Herpicide
destroys the germ that causes dand
ruff, falling hair and finally baldness
so that with the cause gone the ef.
feet cennot remain. Stops falling
hair at ftnr-e and a new growth starts.
Sold by leading druggists- Send lOo
In stamps for sample to The Herpl
cide Co,, Detroit. Mich. One dollar
bottles guaranteed. Jackson’s Phar
i raacy and Sorrell's Drug Company,
special agents.
|
Miss Florence Moody 1& here from
! school' at Columbus, Mo., and is
accompanied by Misg Pauline Moore,
who is her nest dnrtn the boll,
day season.
A* 1
Mr. and Mrs. J S Masinnig Just
returned from Ridgeway. Pa,, and
are located at their home at V)4 Re
serve ave.
« < - ’*» i «r - >• •.*>
\ *
MANY DAMAGE SUITS.
Echo of Austin Dam Disaster in the
Courts.
Coudersport, Paf, Dec. 18.—Twenty
five damage suits aggregating m
claims $82,400, were filed today
against the Bay less Pulp and Paper
Company of Austin, as a corporation
and against President George C. Hay
less individually to recover for los.
j ses caused by tbe mill company's dam
j breaking at Austin, September :10th
j last.
Tlhe country grand jury today be
gan tbe examination of witnesses In
criminal prosecuting of Bayless, Mi
chael C. Bailey, who had charge of
the dam, and F- N. Hamlin, super.
■ intendent of tbe mill, all of whom
are charged with Involuntary man
slaughter.
I BOW TBE TRAINS RUN
R——-J,
HOW THE TRAINS RUN.
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARO
Depart. t
No. 834 leaves ilot Springs 8:45 a.
m. Runs through to Pine Bluff, mak.
In* Immediate connection at Benton
with through trains northbound for Lit
tle Rock, Kansas City, Memphis, 8t.
Louis, and eastern connections, south,
bound for Texarkana, all Texas points
and California.
No. 836 leaves Hut Springs at 9.60 a.
m. for lteuton. making Immediate con
nection for Little Rock and local points
north and with the fast mail train
south which carries Pullman passengers
only, for Texatk.ma, Shreveport and
Texas points.
No. 18 leave* Hot Springs at 6.30 p.
m. running tLiuugh to M. Louis, carry,
lng through sleeper for Chicago In con
nection with the famous Alton Limited.
This train makes Immediate connection
at Little Rock for Kansas City and
New Orleans, at 8t. Louis for the north,
east ami west, at Renton for Texas nn<l
Calf lorn la.
Arrive.
No. 17 arrives at 10.05 a m from Chi.
ctgo, St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis,
Little Rock, Texas and California
points.
No. 838 arrives at 3 p. m. from SL
Louis, Little Rock and local points
south. ,
No. 833 arrive* at 10:16 p. m. from
Pine Bluff, Memphis. SL Louis, Kansas
City, Little Rock and Texas.
Trains Nos. 17 and 18 are equipped
with observation and drawing room
Sleepers to 8t. Louia and Chicago. Ele
gant dining car service.
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.
All trains arrive and depart from Ben.
tom street station, opposite the postof
Bee.
Trains Depart.
7:30 a. m. daily, except Sunday, Mal
vern loeat.
7:65 a. m. dally. Little Reek loeal.
1:30 p. m. daily. New Y’ork and Chi
cago, Okalhoma and California.
7:25 p. m. dally, Little Rook, Memphis
Limited, connect* at Memphis for at)
points.
6:30 p .n». dally, except Sunday, Mal
vern loeal.
Train* Arrive.
16:55 ft. m. daily, from Memphis, T.lt
tie Rock and Oklahoma.
10:05 a m . except Sunday, from Mal
vern.
8:65 p. rn. daily, fmm Nflw York and
aU points east.
7:40 p. na. daily, from Little Rock,
Oklahoma and points east.
8:15 p. in., except Sunday, from Mal
vern.
No. 4fi, the t:Sfl p.' m, train, has
through ate* I si. epers to Chicago and
Kansas City, parlor t.yr to Memphis and
dining Hlr from Little Unfit, fell steel
coaches to Memphis. Direct connection
at Little Reck to Oklahoma, California
and all points west. Connect at Mem
phis for all points. Ou^rke»t time to
New York city without extra fan-.
TO THE ORIENTl
By the moat ;■» total ■
remain* • tea me- aftm ■
$.$. VICTORIA L&isr|
(19.500 Tons) |
BhOin* tr.,m
JANUARY 30. 1912
a ml upward.
I I 1ST ' is eqnlw-l » ^
u, niern feature,
luinry and
i ruisee. ■
41*o (Viilara to Vest Indies. Bout A Amerira, ■
4 lulled the Valid. Italy a ad Byyyt, eie. ■
$ Bend for Illustrated Booklet. p
IIAMBlRtt-AMERICAN LINE!
( 41-45 Hway, M. V., or leral a a eat. J
AUCTION !
Tuesday Afternoon Dec. 19
| Commencing at 1:30 O’Clock
J ; J— -7-~"
We will sell the office property
ol the late Dr. Morris Hale,
CONSISTING OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
INSTRUMENTS, ELECTRO BATTERIES, MEDI
CINES, THREE HUNDRED VOLUMES OF MEDI
CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, INCLUDING
WERNER’S ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, ALL
FRIGHT, CLEAN AND DESIRABLE.
P LKO TWO ROLLER TOP DESKS, DESK, OPERAT
ING AND OFFICE CHAIRS, ETC.
WE WILL ALSO OFFER A GREAT ASSORTMENT
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE. j
REMEMBER THESE GOODS MUST SELL REGARD
LESS OF VALUE '
Tuesday Afternoon
At 1:30 O’Clock Sharp
At Our Salesrooms,
421 423 Ouachita Ave.
Lewis Stonge Go.
\ W. M. CLAY, Auctioneer
: Low Round Trip Holiday Rates Si
■ . .—- ■
■ ,
5 To the Southeast i
® (Including Washington, D.C.) ♦
? DATE OF SALE DECEMBER 20, 21, 22
S RETURN LIMIT JANUARY 18, 1912. f
▼ Jo St. Louis, Memphis and all points on the ST. L. L M» 9
™ & S. RY. ii! Missouri, and points*in Arkansas, Oklahoma 1
^ and Louisiana.
J Date of Sale December 22, 23, 24, 25, 2d, 31. I
▼ and January 1. Return limit Janttarv 5, 1912 -
H ’4
^ I'm full information call on or address Jj
•« CICO. W. HOI SLEY - II. V. FORD,
General Agent Tick - Agent ▼
* 1 hone 233 Phone 62. •
K3 +
^ EUm • treet Station, Hot Springs. Ark —

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