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5cnt(ncl»1Rccorb JOHN G. HIGGINS : PUBLISHER OFFICE OLD CITY HAuTBUirDING PHONE 131. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.~~ The Sentinel-Record It delivered by carrier to any part of the city or aent by mail to any addreaa. One Year.15.00 SI* Month*. 3.00 Three Month*. 1.50 One Month .50 Subtrnbeit falling to get thalr paper dally will pleato report taint to the office HARD WORK NEEDED. From the address of Dr. Evans be fore the Arkansas Medical association at the Auditorium theater one IdK fact stands out, and t hat Is I hat the people qf the south will never go: any thing from the government unless they fight for It. Millions arc poured out of the pub lic treasury Into Improvements In the north, east and weal. The Improve ments are needed, and the people get them. There is s nice example here in not Springs of government negler' but wo are proud to believe now that the Hit - nation is to receive attention in the near futuro The United States government baa reserved the hot water flow for its own. and has taken Into its exchequer the money from the baths for .'ears, yet the drainage from the bath houses and the sewage from the government reservation. Is taken care of by this little municipality. This year we realised that there must be improvement, and the govern rnent was asked to spend $700,000 on its own work here. Some of our peo ple were appalled when the sum was mentioned. Yet it ought to be 000.000 expended. Give any corporation of business men in this country the privilege of the hot water flow here, and they will spend millions of dollar* to the im provement of the facilities and attrac tions surrounding the hot water flow. (Dr. Evans said we of the south would never get what was coming to us Ivy waiting, or by hoping, or by pe titloning. it requires work, work of hands, work of brains, legislative work, political work, scheming, plan nlng, fighting, and lot* of lighting of the sort that means business, and then we can Ret what is coming to us. If the Mississippi river, drainage that it is for IS states of the middle west, emptied its channel through any other district than that surrounded by 'Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee, the United States govern ment would have a levee about its broad volume of water 100 feet high if necessary, and as broad as the most remote possibilities of the situation could imagine it was necessary to bulk] it. Also, the Knight* Templar were there with swords on. It begins to look like the big stick is mightier than the republican ihvrt \ Everything that help* tor a commu nity in Arkansas helps Arkansas. China needs all the money she can get. Many of us are In the same fix. Taft says Teddy is hitting him be low the belt, last him be thankful Teddy don’t bite him. After what the doctors have shown «H. sidestepping the hook ot the hook worm isn't such a small matter. Bill's announcement that Theodore never killed uuv bosses might to be a great consolation. The distinguished visitors can boas’ that Hot Springs was there with its variations, even to the weather. Census records show a marked de crease in illiteracy. That is more than cun he said of spring poetry. The newspaper reports ot some of Taft’s and Teddy's speeches won t do to put in the corner-stone of a church. A doctor says soap should he six years old before used, but soft soap may be used with effect at auy time. Say. if only the dentists had been invited to take part in that tug-of-war, wouldn't they have copped the grapes? William Barnes, of New’ York, says that we want a democratic form of government. What the people want is peace, Since the visit of the medicos we know more about hook worm and ma laria, and less about that summer tired, feeling. Pick out yoi(r Arkansas state fair stock and put it carefully away now. for it may be an asset instead of a lia bility. V’\v‘ •" Th<> small city is going to gel into competition with the hlg city In At kansas after the l*o«hi issue privilege is granted Before Retting the d unit is, compare the building progress Of Hot Springs with the progress of any other city of like proportions. ■fine thing the late season has done Is to head otf the chap who bores you telling what he is going to do with his vacation. Hear Washington, one death and four serious injuries resulted from baseball games, not including what was done to the umpires. A man who is only surijr may get a (reputation for good nature if his wife is enough of a termagant to enable some other woman to point out tho contrast. A national board of health, or a na tlonal health department, In the com mon sense application. Is Just an no cssary as a national turnip greens de partment. Prince Mohammed All, brother of the khe.iive of Egypt, has arrived In New York and will .probably next go l<» North Carolina to lay in a supply of Turkish cigarettes. A Boston judge decides that a the aler goer who can't sec the stage can demand iiis money back The . next question is: Having demanded it, can bo get It? A suffragette says men don't un de, island Woman, if they don't they must be. dreadfully silipld creatures, considering the plain talk the women have been handing out to them of laic. An international gas exhibition will be hold in Amsterdam In September, but II won't lie a fleablto to the gas exhibition that is going on in itils country. Taft says Roosevelt left no trail of dead bosses. Neither has anybody been able to discover a Taft private graveyard with "Ross” carved on any of the slabs. Though tlie'price o! writing paper is being jacked up, we smpposo It won't make any difference with the chumps who write lovelettera that can be used against them in court. Governor Dix, who, by invitation 01 Ambassador Reid, will be presented at the British court, was elected to the office he holds, by the imtrunimcled vote of « state ot nine millions of peo ple. That Is a distinction no King of England ever hud. Home papers are trying to make fun of Mayor Hunt of Cincinnati, because tie proposes to familiarize himself, by experience, with the work of city etn ploves who Jo the hard manual labor of the municipality. But we think Mayor Hunt, sweeping a crossing would tie a far more edifying spectacle than Cox, sitting hack in his easy chair and Issuing orders to Cox' gang. The Cleveland Header sarcastically refers to the comparative quiet ol the democratic primaries, and asks why , if this Is a democratic year, “do not the democrats show more signs of life, and strength?'' Apparently the Leader thinks signs of party “litj and strength" consist in Kneeling on each others' chests, and smashing each other's heads on the pav metif. A TIP TO THE WISE OLD I'HATS MADE NEW OLD HATS MADL NEW THE HATTERIE 245 Central Ave, Phone 699 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X i A GOOD HOTEL l l NEW WEST HOTEL l X X £ R. E. WESTERN, Prop. Formerly of THE FULTON” * AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN. > 5 A NICE Hotel for NICE PEOPLE > J Three block* from Iron Mown- jj J5 t*ln Depot. One and one-half v J block* from Hath House. Nice y Q furniture. Running mater In each y 5 room. Steam heat. Home cook- ._ 5 ln9' * r: Comfortable, convenient and home- * * like. y X Rate*—S7 to $10. Special by month > X 340 Ouachita Ave. Phone 2074. > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx j For Sale | \ 5 Passenger 40 H. $ P. Touring Car AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ! i| Owner leaving city. | For particulars PHONE 207 •HIINIMtHiMMMWMIsi C. N. ANDERSON General Blacksnitthinx Hngpy and ( ;*rringp Work a Siwlnitj ; HOUSE SI-IOKINO RUBBER TIRE WORK Agent# for Hynes Buggy Co, 212 Hawthorn St._ Phone 1700 1 ' Stops KhoMtiiali* Pom Whoa Nothin^ Id sc Will PIN \<r,S is qcYk ;ohI sure relief. If , ; e:.: v 2.nr! plea ant to apply an! f ir better then liniment; >r plasters. I'. 1 mini bitter or discolor the : bin I’ r PIN-AC < ■< tor thr. .■ I .’.I! i lint!’ -I i. .'- Ill 111 I' IA j i -i , f"I nrur d;y !, 1 • 5:i 11 : ", 1 Il’Tf !l t.l i r:t. Act -a ot v*.M" CR!! TVvu t i l -■ <!k *l. ) 1>|N-AO S Clll it! t!‘ -ilinil Henry Weimar, 122 eentrm Avenue, and Allen and Walker’*, Hot Springs Pharmay 60H Central Avene. The Knickerbocker MRS. E. Wt LAUHER, Prop. -: THAT 13 THE WAY YOU FEEL AT HOME The same ferling prevails among the quests at KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL Steam riea* Hot nnd coin running vvntnr tn nrh H.-»ih r«»onis on floor Moals pnitoni/od hy Hr.t Springs' exulu propltv l,nr**tcd lour Mock a from depot, thru* MouUm from IJ. 8 Hall. Mon so* Absolutely Modern Fire Proof American Plan. 278 PROSPECT AVE. PHONE 1‘ Have Cooper'* Agent check your baggage Joplin Furnished Rooms GEO L. BEAN, Pron (F. O. E. <M. W. A.Y trsinlt OUTSIDE ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED HIATFD BY N A 1 U Ft A L 'LAA With Board. *6.00 anl Up. Without Board $J 00 prr WetK and up BATH HOUSE IN SAME BLOCK T'ik. Hu* p.tr« refunded al Moral OZARK Ml 310 Ouachita Ave. Phone 2005. Under New Management. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. Recently Re-Modeled and Re Furnisneo One-half block to two Path Mouses. Two blocks from depots and postoffice. Electric lights, gas steam heat. RATES $7 to $10 PER WEEK. Take Cooper's Bus. fare refunded. MRS. M. B. BRENNER. Owner and Prop. Illinois Hotel I HEFFERNAN SlSTLRS, Props. Clean, comfortable rooms, pas beat In every room, with good table board: half block front bath houses. $7.00 PER WEEK AND UP Rooms without board. $"bd aud tu> 210 Central Avenue. THE GEARY 316 SPRING ST. Room* *1 SO and *3.00 Per Week. Housekeeping Apartments *3 Per Week One Block North Rock Island Depot— Electricity and gas for heating *n<1 coo!-. MRS. B. GEARY, Ownrr and f*r>rtpei«trpi# ■..■■ ——s LESTER'S HOME HOTEL Home of the Brotherhood Men. RATER *5 00 PER WEEK AND UP Two blocks east of postoffne *nd bath hou»es. Take bti* at depots for Le*ter Home Hotel. Money refunded. 340 BENTON ST. MRS. LESTER. Proprletres*. Phone 1SI! C. J I .ester member Div. II. of L. K , 6M The Majestic Hotel and Bath House j H. A. JONES, Manager ft AT 'nxr'VT’TriT ■ Y iSI O S [ TJEXEi MOST MOJDXi3-R/asr XXO X'XiJJ-j .. . — ---- A Completely Equipped § 1200 Roonn with Hoi and , . Cold running water, and ' ‘ , ^ * ,,BATH HOUSE.. § ^ ^ ^ ^ . __ Telephone. Fifty Rooms ,*%*>.s- -- ""~"ss with Private Baths and !r - -;L ; J Toilets Rates, $2.50 To $4.00 m DAY AMUtlCAN PliB Specia) Rates by the Week, and to Fam dies* i Operated under au!b’ <j ority of 13. S. Govern- i meat with hot mineral i water direct from the ! Hot Springs Reserva tion. «*•>**» Mrv. m »r i *«V» »u* *• MAl!'AlTTAWJhm 11EA aaUfikil*.<li&«Aa NEW TOWNSEND HOTEL AMERICAN.EUROPEAN B 114-120 CHAPEL STREET fa! 1 Railroad Station* Blocks rrorn Bati.House row Banks and Postofficc SEE! I8SPE3T TiiiS NEW MODERN HOTEL 60 Outside Rooms und Running Water LARGE LOBBY, SPACIOUS PARLORS, DELIGHTFUL BALCONIES DINING ROOM UNSURPASSED, White Waitresses RATES American Plan, - - $10 to $15 Per Week European ($1.00 per da/) - $ 4 and tip Per Week rii. W with f'Vvtpor** Tran fer Agent on train. Take Carriage from flail road station t‘» the N *w Townsend Hotel- Carriage or bus fares refunded to all gaeBU making weekly engagement* J. A. TOWNSEND, Prop. THE EDDY European Handsomest and Beat Appointed Small Hotel In Arkancaa. S5.00 TO 510.00 PER WEEK. CIk Cddy HnntK llouMi'kucsptitf? apartments In conn«p. lion with Kddy Hotel, fitted with gat raii>;rs, dining-room and kitchen facllL ttes, and rented In suits of 1, 2 and 3 rooms to suit. Location—very een. tral Opp. bath houses, corner change, Court and Central. EWBMMBNWWK«M(V.IMaaHBBBMMMBaWrW THE RICHMOND HOTEL r. B. Elliston and Son, Proprietor*. id outride rooms, uewly furnished. | t block from Math House Hot* dram boat, electric lights, can joils. HATES 5/ TO 512 PER WEEK Call and See Us Before Locating 35 EXCHANGE ST. PuntMhed flats anil cottage* for lirht housekeeping tti connection. Hotel Ouachita Modern Hoif.e. Newly Fur nished. MRS. B. P. PACE Proprietor. First rlarg ixiard $1 per dav and up. Special rates bj the month. Pour doors from batfl house; close to depot. No. " :i) t 2 Ouachita ave. Phone 1 !* 17. Have Cooper train asent I.. . in-’ n .'win u.-tuj;;ipe. . onr | lm- fare refunded on arrival. I FULTON HOTEL SCHERCK AND CO. I’mler now mom<nt -<>ru» of tho bc-t souiip.t’r in Hot Springs—All out side iiKuns -Cool and pleasant. AMERICAN PLAN $*00 Per Week and Up Hath hou>«‘ s.mn* hlorU Near depot Ht«vu*i h«*Hf Hoi and cold wal«sr on <».*!• h I’Umu* Home rooking. * 106 Hickory St, Phone 1924 Morris House SIS LAUREL ST. ioiim anK Board $4.00 and fd.OOPbdr Weak. JOHN MORRIS. Proprietor. THE KARNES HOUSE 308 Park Ave. N. A. HOUGH, Prop Room and Board $5 to $7 Per Week Rooms tor Light Houstkeepiog Near to Hutli Houbsb NEW DAYTON HOTEL C. L. TAYLOR. Prop. Forty outside rooms, steam heat, hot and cold running water In all rooms. Half block from all depots and bath houses. SIS MARKET STREET RATES: $? to $10 PER WEEK. Have Cooper Broa. check your baggage to the New Dayton Hotel. The Kriss House Reiiabie Boarding Also slnplfc mtnlft served. All kinds of fish and poultry In season. SI LAM HEATED ROOMS. MRS. KRISS. '137 Central Avenue I’glpnhftn* Gardner House, MRS. M. W. CHAMBERS. Prop. All nutvhir rnmns. mm Is rrrvi-fl fnm lly lylv. Satisfaction jsiinranioiil. RATES, $6 to $10 PER WEEK. On cor line, nnr block from bath houses Take Whittington Avrnue Car. 243 Whittington Avc. Plione 482 Have Cooper's Agent cheek your boggngt The Home Hole! 133 CHAPEL 5T. Steam heal, hoi and cold water "ti bott flopi a, nil outside roojns, one block of hath house, two blocks of depots, neai hanks, poet off l oe and street car line Phone 989. Mv Hoarders Are My Drummers. HOME COOKING GOOD SLR VIC) American and European. Rates: Room and Board, $6 to $9 pei week: Room. $2 to $*> per v/cck. mhs. McCullough, prop. New Albany Mote: FRANK At ANN, Crop. HATES: $6 and $7 PEB WEEn CONVBNIHNTLY LOCAYfcD ??t Pirkir liisM Hot Springs, Ark CosMr'* Ativp*s aSseh vour t*.ncaa«; Hotel Ouachita MODERN HOUSE NCWLY FURNISHED MUR B. K. IVAt’K, Proprietress. ! IJ*irst « kiss board $i per day and up. Special rales by the mouth. Four doors front hath house: close t*» depot I?30 1? OUACHITA AVE. Phone 1917 Have Cooper’s train agent to check your baggage: bus fare refunded on arrival. EAT AT MRS H.JERWICK'S .r'in jj'thjs jltn't* THE PLACE OF QUALITY Also Furnished Room* With or Without BOARD. 111 Parker Ave. and 1014 Central Ave (Looms Natural (Jan Heat. Phone 1 f»su n.v. (inrner-. Aarnt eh»rk vnur Itauaaa* WILLIAMS APARTMENTS 211 Grove St. Frlee $3.50 to $7.00 per suite All new. Natti'al gas to rook and houi with i Water and lights. Most complete apart- I mentu in town fur the price. Rooms ei» ffulte for light »h>us«.'keeping. A. H. Williams, Prop DeSOTO HOTEL New Brick Building. One Block of Bath House and Depot. All large outside rooms; broad verandas up and down stalds; everything new and modern; hot and cold water; bath and electric call bells. Rates reasonable, and special rates to couples. 201 OLIVE, COR. OAK STREET. MRS. C. E. SYKES, Prop. Ilooms anti Board One Dollar Per Day THE PRESTON D. S. DAVIS £ CO * Proprietor* 1015 CLN i RAi AVE. The Best $l a day Hotel in iheCil; All outside rooms. Mot snd cold wate and baths. Up-to-date and modern, steam heat, electric lights and call hells. Centrally located. One block to bath houses and business center. Come and stop one day and see for yourself. Table supplied from our own poultry and dairy farm. HKSH>KNT 1I'»TKL LX l’IvliUONFR OF ;;n YKARS. I«nt oUOr1 EH b BUS AINU t-MRj; REFUNDED AT MOTEL. McCrary Hotel RATES—American, $7.SO and up per Week . .. .1 .cl l. ,-nd • I'-r-Hi -V,- Avf. Opp. Eastman Hotel and Army and Navy Hospital.. The only perfectly quiet hotel at night. Onc-half block from Hath House Row; one block from every city attraction. ( Steam heat, Elegantly furnished, modern in all its ap pointments, table unexcelled and on order, supplied w:.th whatever money can buy. McGRARY & HATES, Mgrs. ■rty» i in— ii»—«— mtpmmm»'mrnmmmmmmv^mmm. BEFORE LOCATING ELSEWHERE Call and examine Jones Apartments New, modern and ideal ly located. $5 per week up for suites of apart ments. 332 Quapaw Ave. Phone 1011. J. P. HICKEY, Pr0p. Centrally located. First-class an<| ‘-trlctly Modern In every department and conducted on American plan. EL-clrle Elevator, Stram Heat, Hot and Cold Water In every room. Co/y, Comforta ble. Reasonable In Price. Fire Proof and Home.Like. In the heart of the Business District away from the noise and dust. RATES $11 per Week and up Opp. Federal Hospital and Bath House Row. LAMAR HOTEL1 EUROPEAN h !'n k electrie lights, gas li'mm. :“'d newly furnished 'ah m'Tu families. :“,a lUlU "aU'r' RATES: S2.UQ PER WEEK IKD UP ,,, ***. GEO, WATTS. Prop. 03 1.2 Central Ave. Hot Sprlnos Ark Have Cooper’s Aqent Check Vaur Baggaot. BEWARE or KNOCKER* The Putnam Hotel AMERICAN Half block from Hock Inland I><pot 11 b»art of city. Steam heat and run ala* \*.'U< r in carb room, all modern im provements. RATES $8 to $12.50 PER WEEK. S|*«« i d rate , by month and to famll** Ground floor rooms for Invalids. THAO bL AIR. Propr. FRANK B. SEYLa, Mansgsr i'.v. No. 10. R of U W. THE HURLEY HOUSE PAT HURLEY, Proprietor. RATES. Per Week, $6.00 and Up. One block from postcfflce, city hall Depot; steam heat, electric light* *n“ all mortem convenience*. ‘ blemef St Hot 8prlno*. A'V The Nonpareil (8. OF L. E.) Special Rate* to Railroad Men. Room* By Day or Week. *2.00 PER WEEK AND UP WR 1 2 Malvern Ave.. Hot Springe, Ark. J. F. FICKLE. Proprietor. PHONE 1M7