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SENTINEL-RECORD
JOHN Q. HfUOINS, PUBu'snfcH.
Office Old City Hail Building.
PHONE 151.
aujteuKtrnoN r.a • kb.
The Senuuel-Record u delivered
by carrier to any part of th« city or
•ant by mail to any address.
On* Year .ga.uu
Six Months . a.uu
T*>fts Months .i.tw
Ons Month . e«
Subscribers railing to got thsir pa
(Mr Sally, will please report earn* to
office.
THE WEATHER MAN.
Butt of many jokes and jibes that
.bo is. ridiculed often by his follow,
er* for the bnd guesses he has made,
the Weather Man's still authority su
preme in the matter of wlmt we are
to expect on thin most important sub
ject.
"Will be wel week; raVi or snow,
■with changes in temperature; (ligtitr
Uauc-'f, to bu attended by general rrc.
elpitatloti.'*
There is the official Washington
forecast for tlda "«ck,
iSoeshH sound good for the Anterl
ctii shopper, noij neither docs it
bode well for the antinieating mer
chant; but there it is.
There is but one thins to Ik? done
uflder such oircumstKtces, and that
1» give 1he Weather Man the bene
fit ©f the doubt- and govern your
selves accordingly. Shop before the
raiu and snow set* in, and then if
"tlie rain and snow doesn't come, you
are nouung oui.
' The dally reports by the various
weather agents are all echoed >n the
general prediction issued from the
Washington office every Sunday night
*nd ftmt forecast ifc for the whole
fOf the week it is also * forecast
rfor the whole of the country.
Mr. Weather Man may he right
'Mr. Weather Man may he wrong_ Btv
this is the most busy week in the his.
tory of the American people. Jt li
ft bUb> week in doors and out door*
ftnd therefore the prediction of the
Weather Man is important at thl
tiDKl_
"A green Christman makes a fai
graveyard,” is the old saying. Then,
if there is rain and snow, take con
eolation from the unwelcome weathei
fylhltatioi that It may mean a leai
'graveyard, or in other words, a heal
thy winter season. And let it g>
at that.
t F.Lv-e more days.
The sober deputy is the thing.
f Five more busy days—and theu?
Will H be a green Christ mas?
Holly and mistletoe with or with
out, is the thing.
Bought your share of Red Cross
•seals?
International League sounds bet.
ter anyway
When in doubt look over the ad
ve rt isV ig col u m ns.
Also tills shopping weather might
not remain. t>o take advantage.
" The exchange clause is the next
thing, after Santa Claus
About January 2nd or Srd is time
'•enough to open tho cam^Ugn.
U is the day of harvest for the
merchaut* who present# h>« wares
las they should be presented.
That last crush is only to give «*
idea of what, might have been If they
all bad walled.
Wasn't It m good thin* noma of
tlrm diil their shopping in No vein bar
Vfid early December'
.-It seems cs y tliot Kvu
Kimna should (pine to the defense
of the McNamaras.
Taft has ordered a fruit cake frotr
Texas. Is this an effort to capture
the Lono Star state next tnllv
Up to data Montgomery county
had anything to gay against Hot
Springs, a faer, which should be gen.
aiaely appreciated.
B | gljj ;■ -—4r
Kor half a eentufy Hot Sh rines hag
been the market place for Montgotn.
ery comity, u> tlie social and bush
m*a relation# are com plate and the
psKttela; rslatlOoe are about to be
ceflJt*nitM ,
j Remember that the poor muat be
t'jotal alter Xmas, and that some
foody who is not poor must feel tno
^obligation.
Hut Springs ami its business ad
ministration would probably be able
to take care of Hot Springs affairs
(but for interference.
Rodgers’ actual flying time was
(three days, ten hours avid fourteen
minutes. What a dipper the aero
plane would be if it didn’t stop so
long at stations.
Shop early also means shop early:
An the day. In that way the clcskig
hour rush is avoided in the atoic*
and the six o'clock vehicle rush out.
side of them.
(Success of inoculation for typhoid
fever in the army gives rise io the
bought that the same preventltlve
may prove efficacious some day be.
tween the general public.
The report of the Immigration
Commission, soon to he issued by
the Government is an airy little work
of 45 volumes, containing 35.000 pag
es. Is it necessary to print all tills
junk?
A Kansas city Judge holding that
all criminals are lean, scrawny men.
the Cleveland Leader opines that ‘ be
never up.'t one of them Vi aa alley,
on a dark night, ready for business.”
Ten wives claim a New York man,
but he will ouly admit to sev<vi.
May b« some of the women have
been repeating.
Now tbe men in Ixt-s Angeles say
the women voted exactly as the uim
told them. The lack of initiative Im
plied here is In curious contrast with
'he fact that any married man will
« >. 1 ....'f. ._j it..
'• ” • *1*0 »» I uppeu .
W. B. Plunkett 6< the Plunkett,
Jarrell Onooery Company of I.ittk
Rock, jg here on a business visit.
Rector, Thurston and » McCJehec
A’llliams have arrived in the city tc
M>end the holiday seuson with theU
mother, Mre A. L Vaughan at the
\Vaukesha hotel,
TWENTY DOLLARS
FOR 25 MINUTES)
Nearly a dollar a minute—that i
joins some even lor an eminent Chi
cago physician.
Mr- Joseph Justice, a Chicago bus
ines3 man 409 W. Randolph street
wa.s declared by two physicians ti
have Diabetes, One of the physi
dans was his family doctor aud tin
other wag an M. D. in the Columbu
building- To make sure he had thi
double anaylsis and to show how ae
curate the physicians were, both re
tKirts showed four-sixteenths of on
per cent of sugar.
Justice put himself on Fulton’,
Diabetic Compound and cut out suga
sweets and starches. He began t<
feel better after the third week. 1m
'provefnent was ccvitinuous and on thi
comidete disappearance of the pain
ful symptoms he went to a third phy
■dcian, ar, eminent Chicago special
1st.
Tlie doctor’s charges wag $20.(*i
for 2.'» minutes, but bo writes tha
iho examination wag worth ton Hjne:
what bo paid for it. The doctor re
ported him strung and healthy am
Ills analysis disclosed no trace o
either sugar or Albumen.
Mr. Justice knew that the carefit
test before and after made this t
record case and that we would there
fo;-e be Interested and ho kindly gave
itg the atiove details which he wil
confirm at the above address,
Fnlfon'g Diabetic Compound can be
had at Sorrell’s Drug Store.
Ask for pamphld*.
The Putnam Hotel
AMERICAN
06if - block from Hock Islam] Depot”
heart of city. Fleam beat ami runtilm
wat i In path room, all modern Ini
rrovemehtn. Hates: |g to $12 SO pel
weak. Fpicial rates by mouth and u
umilies.
THAD BLAIR. Propr.
FRANK B. SEYLER, Manager
'> O'ttage Ft. Dlv. Vo. 10 B. of b. E
: Tha Fulton Hotel
R. E. WESTERN. Prop.
The Fulton Is one of the best
* one dollar a day hotels In Hot
J Springs. A nice hotel for nice
9 people. Half block from bath
9 house. Nice rooms. Two and a
9 half block* from depot. Nice
■ shade in front, comfortable, con*
0 venieut and home like. Come
g and see for yourself. Take
0 and see for yourself. Take Coop
_ er* Bus Direct to the Fulton and
_ have fare refunded.
RATE®—$7.0 Oper week and up.
J 108 Wtsksry St., near Ouathlts
The Knickerbocker
MRS. E. Wt LAUHER, Prop.
THAT ,s THE WAY
UdUOlICU YOU FEEL AT HOME
The same feeling prevails among the
guests at
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL.
Hot and old running water in each
room. Hath rooms on each floor.
Meals patronized by Hot Springs’
most exclusive people. Located four
blocks from Howftt, three blocks from
If. S. Hath Houses.
Absolutely Modern Fire Proof
Steam Heat—American Plan
RATES'—$10 Per Week and Up
228 Prospect Avs. Ptiom 18:
• —. "■'■■■■■ ■
THE HOWARD
Furnished Rooms
Slngl. «r Ln Suits. Stem H.a>
OPPOSITE .AIM HOUSE ROW
ren trail? located. Hot ana eold wst.r
Electric lights. Cat. la connection.
BOWMAN & BLUE,
Proprietors.
RATES ft.es PER WEEW AND UR
«<»V* r*««••*'• Tmni* A fh^sk HftOO*#*
_ - __
THE CORDOVA
Furnished Rooms and Board—Rates $1.00
Per Day Up—Special Rates oy
Week or Month.
Good Service, Satisfaction Guaranteed
Steam Heat, All Modern Improvements.
r>n» trass bath h and cai
line.
J. I. MAYNARD PROPRIETOR,
Formerly of the Capital Hotel
Phone 688—519 Quapaw Avenue
Have Cooper's Transfer Agent check b:tj.
( gage and take bus direct to hotel.
Eat at Mrs. H. Jerwick
, uv.n ptri'K
THE PLACE OF QUALITY.
Also Furnished Rooms With or With'
out Beard.
1018 Central Avenue.
The Nonpareil
(B OF L. E.)
Special Hales to Railroad Men.
MRS- B. SIMPSON, Proprietress
Rooms By Day or Week.
$2.00 PER WEEK AND UP
Telephone 1758
508 1 2 Malvern Ave.. Hot Springs, Ark
-C
“J had hc/h troubled >rith con
stipation for two years and tried ai
of the best physicians in Bristol
Tetin., and they could no nothing
for me," writes Thus. K. Williams
Middlcsboro, K.v. “Two packages oi
Phamberlakt's Sloma h and t.»vot
Tablets cured me." For sale by ail
dealers.
Nicely Furnished Rooms
— VERY REASONABLE —
Board if Desired.
, One Block and a half from Bath
House, Post office and Depots
216 SPRING STREET
j———————»U——WWI—SM
f'he Ferguson
Beautiful House. New Furnituri
MRS. C. N. FKIUJUSON. Frop.
First-class board $1 per day up
Special Rates by month Near Bata
House and Depots.
1009 Central Ave. Phone 8.14
Have Cooper Train Art check bar
WILLIAMS FURNISHED FLATS
423 1-2 Ouachita Avenue
I RATES $2,00 TO $6.00 PER WEEK
I Bath nous* in same block. Streetcars pass the
door Phone 971
•uFRANK B. SEYL,.
Dlv. No. 10 B. of L. ».
Flrrt Oiaae
JEWISH PRIVATE BOARD
and
FURNISHED ROOMS
MRS. MAX LYONB.
217 dblne St. Phona 184*
Clean Cottages
FOR RENT
FURNISHED
504 Reserve Avenue. Phone 1235
Two block* from Central avenue—In
heart of city, but quiet.
MRS. O. a. MAQINNIS, PROPR.
Horner Coal, economical, 407.
11.25-ltn.
---' ' gas/!*9Bi«S«H»BB*ii“,,*lill*B>>,BiiB |jg|;
ifhe Majestic Hotel and Bath House I
; H. A. JONES, Manager \
: THE MOST MO-DEBKT HOTEL TOST HCDT SI’K/XOSTa-S ]■
• 200 Rooms with Hot and , .jk'
• Cold running water, and *• ..BATH HOUSE.;ft
■ Telephone. Fifty Rooms s—^=r=r-~- - - ■ ^
with Private Baths and *n ■’■Otel ®|
• Toilets , I* ^ Operated under auth"* I
|: Rates, $2.50 To $4.0 ority of.Y\S< Govem- \ I
!: PER DAY AMEf 1C At PU1 W1.th hot mmeral
■ _■ M water direct from the! I
? Special Rates by the Y^‘ Hot Springs Reserva- • L
«Week, and to Fam- tion. ! I
2 mrnr—. wirr—- hmUSSTJS"SS» Bwb hSS" ^
COZY INN
i _____.. „ .... „ .. .
M1 CHAPEL ST. PHONE 1101
A Modern Brick Building.
One-half Block from Business Center.
Two Blocks to Bath House.
High Locution. Quiet. Homelike.
Table supplied from OLTt FARM. Kverj
thlng Fresh and Wholesome.
Take Bus te Hotel—Fare Keiurided.
RATES—Room arid Board $10 per week
and up.
Beware of Drummers at Deoot.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
Better Known as ''Peg," formerly of At
lanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent.
Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping.
The Home Hotel
IK CHAPEL ET.
Steam heat, hot and eold water on batl
floers, all outside rooms, one block of bath
house, two blacks of depots, near banka
postofflre end street car line. Phone 989.
my aoAijDtna *e* my bsummmi,
Home Cooking Good Service
AMtMICAN AND CUNOPCS.N
Rates: Room end Board Je to *9 per wee*
Reoins *2.00 to *5.00 Per Weak
uwa UeCIIUOUOM „
CAPITAL HOTEL,
Mrs. J. L. Higginbotham, Prop.
RATES—$5.00 and up per Week
Central location on car lint. Three blocks
from depots and near Bath Houses, post
office, etc.
1102 Central ave., Phone 1385
Take Coopers Bus at depots.
0^000000000000000000 0000000000000%%
0 WE MAiNTAiN A GOOD HOTEL AT MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS. «
♦ *
♦ •
0 •
* Hole! and Spring City Office J
* 12 Miles North 252 Central J
* of Hot Springs. Avennc- •
0 •
| THArS WHAT MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER GOT j
* At the Arkanaaa State Fair 1910.
* IT’S THE BLUE RIBBON WATER •
djt 0
0 For Brights Disease, Diabetes and Kidney Diseases. f i
00000000000*0000000000000000000000* I
LAMAR HOTEL
EUROPEAN
New Prick nulMing, New Furniture,
Fie,trie Light*: tins ILHl'd, Klegant.
ly Furnished Rooms for Fatnillea. Hut
ami Cold Water.
RATES: $2.00 PER WEEK AND UP
MRS. GEO WATTS, Prop.
833 1.2 Central Ave. Hot Springs, Ark.
Have Cooper's Agent Check Your
Baggage.
BEWARE OF KNOCKERS
Morris House
315 LAUREL 8T.
loom and Board $4.00 and $5.00Pcer
Week.
JOHN MORRI8, Proprietor.
THE GEARY
316 SPRING ST.
Rooms $1 50 and $2.00 Per Week.
Housekeeping A mts $3 Per Week
One Block North ls„„K Island Depot—
Electricity and pas for heating and cook.
ng.
Mko. B. GEARY,
Owner and Proprietress.
KENNEY HOUSE
J. P. PERRY, Proprietor.
Board and Room 84 to $5 per Wee®
\Iso Furnished Booms fsr Light House
keeping. Telephsn* 1344
Crown Street,
Between Chanel and Prospect
7T*j? Block 8outb Sea tine!-Record
Hama Cooklni, Fresh Milk and Butte.
New Albany Hotel
FRANK MANN, Prop.
RATES: $6 and $7 PER WEEK
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
22B Pirkif Inn*i Hal Springs, irl
save Ceeptrs A|sn| shack your h*33*S*
Rooms and Board One Dollar Per Day
THE PRESTON
U. 0. DAVIS A CO., - - Proprietor*.
1015 CENTRAL AVI..
T i? 3 l a day Hotel in the City
All Outside Room*. Hot and Cold Wat*
and Baths. C/p-to-Date arid
Steam Heat, Electric Light* and Bf'J*
Centrally Located. One Block to Baw
Houses and Business Center. Corns */>»
Stop One Day and See for Yourself
Table supplied from our ovwn Poultry
| and Dairy Farm.
I
Take Coopera* Bus and faro refun-tied at hutel. '
r—'.. ..— i . .—fg i
Gardner House,
I
MRS. W. M. CHAMBERS, Prop.
All outside rooms, meals served
family style, satisfaction guaranteed
HATtS $6 to *1U PfcH WfcfcK.
On ear line, one block from bath
houses, take Whittington avenue cat
—Phone 482, 143 Wilttlmgtoa atenu«
STEAM HEAT
THE DENMAN HOTEL
Formerly the Parker.
RATES *6 00 PER WEEK AND UP
Market and Ouachita Avenue*.
Bath hntiae same block - Two block* of
Depot*—Central and convenient location
Mrs. Rosa Denman and Mrs. Bessie
Fowler, Prope.
j Have Cesoer'i Agent check your baggage 1
LESTEH'S HOME HOTEL
Home of the Brotherhood Men.
RATES $5.00 PER WEEK AND UP.
Two block* eaet of poatofflce and bath
hous e. Take bus at depota for tweeter
Jtviue Hotel. Money refunded.
340 BENTON ST.
irn*. (.ESTER. Pmorlftreea. Phone 1*t>
C. J. Tester, Member dlv. B. of L.
IS 554,
' ' '
The PALACE Hotel
United State Hotel
“BF.^T FAMILY HOTEL IN HOT SPRING®”
HOME FOR INVALIDS AND CRIPPLES
No Walking—In Center of Bath House Row—Beat Meal* In Town—
American Plan—$1.00 per day and up—Rooma $2.00 per week and vp—
Call and tee ue before locating.
BRING THI8 AD AND GET YOUR BUS FARE REFUNDED
Mrs. M. J. MERRIL, Owner and Prop.
410 1 2 412 1-2 414 1-2 416 1-2 Central Avenue
t .
HOTEL SAVOY
Beat Family Hotel In Hot Springs; Bust Meals; Everything Up j
Date; Meals Served Southern Style. . ' 3
30 Booms opposite the new Maurice Bath House, within 100 feet o
the Hot Water Fountains; No waiking; everything convenient.
BATES BOOMS': $2.00 to $5.00 per week. Boom and board $6 00 to $»
per wr-ek.
NOTICE TO UPBLIC—There Is a state law prohibiting drumming for
Hotels or Boarding Houses on Trains, Depots or Streets of Hot Spi *"<*J
FI: st Class Hotels employ no drummers. Check youf baggage and la ^
bus to SAVOY. Come and see us.
’ CENTRAL AVFN1IF JOSEPH PACE i

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