Hot Springs
Confectionery
Where Quality Counts.
MELON SEASON IS HERE
Delirious Watermelon? and Can
taloupes ready to serve.
Famous ice creams and ices.
Hlunke's Famous Bend Coffee
— the best coffee on earih.
Fresh California Fruits, l’ears.
Cherries and Plums received
daily. Deal with Jim and
George—You nre safe to deal
with us—you will never lose.
“JIM" AND GEORGE," Prop.
7H Central Ave. Phone 291.
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Plano*. Organa, Talking Machine*,
Musical Men lundlsa. Typewriters
and sewing Machines for rale or
rent on Fasy Terms Tuning and |
Repairing a Specialty. *
D. C. Richards Piano Co. j
Phone 104. 714 Central Ay# j
Thurston P. Farmer
LAWYER
Clti/enii National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1811.
AD B. MOONEY THAN8FFH CO.
Have JiiHt completed their Mr con
erete warehouse, which la now open
for bnalnowit.
WE STORE EVERYTHING.
Office 34a Tel. 177a
PHONE 2269
H. H. BLAHUT
VETERINARIAN
Hotfiltrfl 33* Benton St.
4-21-1 nu>
AMERICAN LEAGUE
*V. li. Pet.
Philadelphia....si 37 ,i;st;
Boston.til! IS . OliS
Washington.til VI ..‘>30
11 Detroit.r>!t :,'.i .Will
(SI. Louis .r.fi t'.2 .470
Chicago.a a 01 . 102
Now York .53 ot .403
Cleveland .33 S2 .322
Boston 9, Detroit 2.
Boston, Aug. 27. Boston won (xis
liy from Detroit today. 3 to 2. in the
filth Hardier scored witli a home run
and in Die sixth five hits with two
passes gave Bosto i *ix more.
Deere hy innings: R. II. K.
Boston .no2 (BO mix—ti ]:j o
Detroit .ooo non 020 2 In 3
Collins and Carrignn, Thomas; Du
!me. Mel'reery, Reynolds and Stall
age.
Washington 1-3, Cleveland 0 3.
Washington, Ang. 27. ‘Washington
and Cleveland played two extra Li
ning eano-s today, the home team
winning the first in the tenth in
ning, I to o, while the second kriiio
Was (a’led at the end of the four
tcetith inning on acounl ol darkne a
With tile score 3 to 3.
Seore hy innings: R II. 10.
Cleveland .tilth 000 nil 0 tl 1 I
Washington . . ooo (Kill (ino I I I 3
Stevens ond O'Neil; Shaw and Am
smlth. Henry.
Second game: R. H. B.
Cleve. ...00(1 000 120 (MM) 00—3 12 t
\\ a sill. . .1 in oio ooo if mi no -3 7 1
(Morton, Hagerman, Hlnnding a'id
Kgan; Avrea, Johnson and Henry,
Williams.
St Louis 5, New York 4
New York, Aug. 27. St. Louis won
a twelve inning game today from
New York, a to 4. New York used
four pitchers and St Louis three.
Seore hy innings: iR. 11. B.
St. lands . .ooo 020 003 ooi 5 in 1
New York ..ooo 013 ooo ooo l o l
(Mitchell, Hamilton, Baumgardner
a.id Hale, \gnew: Keating. Mellale,
fisher, Warhop and Sweeney.
Philadelphia C, Chicago 1.
Philadelphia. Ang 27 Bender was
hit safely in neor y every inning to
day tint he was given splendid sup
port and Philadelphia defeated Chi
< ago, ti to 1.
Score hy innings: K. II. B.
C,hionvo .OKI ooo OoO- 1 12 1
Philadelphia . ..ooo 301 20x 0 S t
Ben/, l-athrop and Sehalk: Bender
and Sohang.
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Bottled milk and cream delivered
to any part of the elty, daily. Pure,
wholesome and rlrh. The Pasteu
rized Milk Co. Phone 15 4-21 -tf
A TIP TO THE WISE
$1 To $2 Saved on a Hat
“The Hatterie”
MANUFACTURERS AND HAT SPECIALISTS
JUST HATS Th ATS ALL
HIGH CLASS REMODLING AND REPAIRING
245 Central Avenue Telephone 699
Southern Bowling Alleys
ROBT. McROBERTS. Prop.
D-UGAN-STU ART BLDG.
Opposite Arlington Hotel
Four Regulation Alleya
Billiard Tablet
More pleasure ran be de
rive,! from a game of ten
pine tbar from any ot.Ner
•port. It teiide Indigestion
tuo poor circulation to ibe
«»w*t wtaiia'
K^thel, Iht emit/ Qrnume Keelej) Institute In j4rt;arvm*
eelev ,:<>r liquor
j and DRUG USING.
lure Our patient* have the advantage of t»«
*3%. Hot HjuIdk.-j baths. Corr< ^pondence eer.
thtenttal
702 Park Avenue, investigation solicited.
iOI SPRINGS, ARK on. it c whitacre. manage*.
HOT SPRINGS SIGN CO.
SIGNS
OF ALL KINDS
SPECIALTY: BULLETIN 6ISNS
OFFICE 718 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE NO. »
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. U Pot
New York.til 4!) .555
St. Louis.t!4 54 .542
Boston .til) 51 .541
4'aieago.55 .522
('inriilllftti.5:! tii) .4fi|)
Philadelphia.51 (in 4.>9
Pittsburg .51 ti2 .451
Brooklyn.52 til .4ti<)
New York 9, Chicago 2.
Chicago. Atm. 27. New York main
tained its hold on first place today
hy defeating Chicago. !l to 2. 'I os
man pitched in master y fashion. Jo
the third inning Horns tripled with
tli(> bases full. c.rant and Hums
statred with sensational fielding.
Score by innings; It. ILK.
New York .001 001 022—9 10 2
It'llioago .101 000 000 —2 ti 1
Tesreau and Meyers, McLean;
Smith, Lavender, Tierce and Archer.
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati, Aug. 27.—A ninth inning
rally enabled Cincinnati to win rroin
Philadelphia today, 3 to 2. Philadel
phia hail scored two runs in their
half of the ninth hut Cincinnati came
ha, k mid scored two runs.
Score hy Innings; It. 11. K.
Philadelphia _ooo non 002—2 0 3
Cincinnati .OOO 000 102 :! 7 ii
’lineup and Hums; Douglas and
< Jonzules.
Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 0.
Pittsburg, Aug. 37.—Brooklyn de
feated Pittsburg, I to 0, today in the
tenth inning of a pitchers’ battle no
tweel rteulbneh and Harmon, Rent
IkicY received a telegram stating that
his father is critically ill ia St.
lands and the pitcher left after the
game for that. city.
'Score tiy Innings; R. H. K.
'Brooklyn .000 000 000 1—1 5 1
Pittsburg .000 non ooo o o <; |
lieu laieli and McCarty; Harmon
and Hibson.
St. Louis 3, Boston 2.
St. Louis, Aug. 27. Dolan's double,
scoring M'itGoe from first base in the
tenth inning this afternoon sent St.
Louis to so'iind place In the race for
the National league pennant. Boston
lost, 2 to 3, and dropped to third
place. The visitors’ first run catnip
in the third Inning. Moran counting
< n a balk. In the fifth Connolly ran
around the circuit when Dolan drop
ped his high l’ly. Home runs hy
Cruise and MoHoo gave St. I^oils two
<d' Its runs. The entire game was
Played in a drizzling rain.
Score by innings: H. H. 10.
Boston .001 mo ooo o—2 x o
St Louis .0H» non oio i 11 o
Rudolph and Howdy; Perdue, Hriner
and Win go.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 7, Buffalo 5.
Brooklyn. Aug. 27.— Brooklyn Fed
eral.s madt it two straigot over Hut
fa o today, win nine. 7 to ’. The In
dian piti Iter, Bluejacket, kept the vis
itors’ tiit-s fairly well scattered.
Score hy innings: H. II. 10.
Buffalo .loo 100 120—6 10 2
Brooklyn .ooo no 70s—7 Hi 2
Krapp. Moore anti lllair; Blue.,a ket
and Land.
Baltimore 4, Pittsburg 3,
Baltimore. Aug. 27.- Baltimore de
feated Pittsburg today, 4 to 3.
Score lty innings: 14 H. K.
Baltimore .002 000 llx—4 11 1
Pittsburg .100 000 200- 3 S 0
Sun’s. Conley. Wilhelm and Bus
sell; Dickson and Roberts.
Chicago 3, St. Louis 3.
St. I ouic. Aug. 27. Bain and dark
ness stopped a tie game between Mt.
Louis and Chicago in the tenth in
ning today with the score tied. 2 to 3.
Score by innings: U. H. K.
Chicago .ooI (MM) 020 0—3 H 2
St. lands .000 021 000 0—3 <i 2
llendryx and Wilson; Willett and
Simon.
Indianapo is->Kansas City called in
third, rain.
AMERICAN ASSN.
Indianapolis x. Milwaukee 0.
l/ouisville x, Kansas City 7.
Columbus .A. Minneapolis I.
Cleveland 1, St. Pan 2.
INTERNATIONAL
Toronto (I, Newark 1.
Buffalo 0. Jersey City 1.
Roohesler 1, Providence 1.
Montreal 0, Baltimore 5.
TEXAS LEAGUE
illouston 2, San Antonio 1.
Waco-Dallas, rain.
'Beaumont 4. Oalvoston 3.
Austin 1. Fort \\ orth 0.
WESTERN ASSN.
Oklahoma City 4, llenryetta 1.
AlcAlester 4. Tulsa <>.
Fort Smith 2-7., 'Muskogee 0-2.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans 2. Memphis 12.
Mobile 4, Atlanta 2.
Birmingham 2. Chattanooga 1.
Nashville t. Montgomery U."
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Ice cream anil sherbets from purest
«Ingredients obtainable. Public rDtig
I Co., phone 645. 6-12-tf
CANDIDATES FOR
ELECTION OF POPE
AMERICAN CARDINAL IS PROMIN
ENTLY MFNTIONED AS A SUC
CESSOR TO LATE POPE PIUS.
General Belief is That an Italian Will
Be Named Although There Are Many
Candidates.
Romo, Aug. 27—The old Roman
proverb that the man who enters *iie
Conclave expecting to lie Pope a.wav*
leaves as a Cardinal, is being recalled
a' the College of Cardinals assembles
to choose a successor to the late Plus
X.*
Tho Patriarch of Venice himself
neither sought nor expected the elec
tion in f!• >;, and his suoce »r may
quite as likely he found outside those
who have been most talked of as the
next Pope.
That lie will tie nil Kalian lias been
regarded as almost a certainty, for the
state of affairs throughout Kuropc is
said to make it more desirable than
ever that the church should not part
from its traditions. Hut there is, from
the American ^dde, a possibility that
tl e tradition might still lie maintained
and at the same time an American
citizen be elevated to St. Peter’s
throne. This wouid be in the case of
the election of Diomede Faleonio,
Italian by birth, who was for many
years a missionary in America and
then papal delegate to the United
States, and who became a naturalized
American citizen during his residence
abroad.
'Cardinal Faleonio is, however, only
one of several logical candidates and
(liny one of many possibilities.
There is iiille doubt, it any authori
zation, for speculation on the chances
of the many candidates. Following
are some of the names that have been
mentioned, with brief biographical
data:
Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli, (lie
dean of tire Sacred College, was horn
a year earlier than the pope, but at
eighty lie is still young in years in
comparison with a number of his col
leagues. In reality, however, lie has
aged greatly since when ho was
talked of as a successor of Pope I-eo
XIII. Today he is almost blind, stone
deaf, and in such a low state of liealtii
generally that he lias been les > seri
ousiy discussed at the present time.
Tho Vannutelli family is the oniy
one whicli lias two members in the
Cardinalate. Vincent Vannutelli, a
brother of the dean, is quite as prom
inent. Under Pius X he held the pre
fecture of Hie Apostolic signature
Which is “the court of last appeal” iu
all questions relating to marriage
under the Catholic laws. lie is now
7* years ml and doubtless tie is well
remembered in the United Stater;
w here he was greeted by thousands of
Catholics in many cities during hi;
tour of that country in 1 10. On thi.;
tour tie delivered au address at tiro
consecration of St. Peter’s Cathedral
in New York.
Cardinal Martinelii is even better
known in the United States, where he
was papal delegate from 1N!I(;-I!h>2,
previous io the service of Cardinal
Faleonio at, Washington, lie is lit!
years old and under Pius X. lie was
prefect of the Congregation of Itites.
Cardinal Agiiardl, the sub-dean or
the Sacred College is the oldest
among those who have been mentioned
as possibilities. lie is. now in his
8“rd year, so that consideration of
liis name could not lie taken serious
ly without involving tin* danger of
a short Pontificate.
Cardinal tiotti, who is also a year
older than the late pope, was one of
those prominent y mentioned as a
successor to l.eo XIII.. when it was
urged both for and against him that
he was a strict conservative chureli
ve W' as exemplified iu America He
is the sou of a dock laborer in Henna.
Under Pius X. he was prefect of the
Congregation for the Propagation of
the Faith a most influential position
in earlier days, but less important
I since the strictly missionary lands
have become h ss numerous.
Cardinal Oasparri lias been lieid in
high regard for his learning, lie is
the most eminent of the church can
• mists, bavin lately completed the
codification of the canon law of tile
(liurch. an orderiy arrangement of
the entire body of laws. If elected,
is is said he would he another Leo
XIII
Cardinal Matfi, the Archbishop of
l isa, was once a newspaper man. lie
is a noted astronomer and lias written
volumes on, the subject, lie is a mi
live of Corteo oua and is in his iiatli;
year. Pius X. frequently invited him
io Rome to remain iu an official ea
pacity but the people of Pi: a begged
him to stay with them and he heed‘*d
their plea.
Cardinal Ferruta, secretary of the
Congregation of the Holy officer, is
in high favor among the theologians,
h is said he would lie the nearest pos
sible duplication of the late pontiff.
■He is in his (Kith year and one of the
Cow surviving members of the col
lege raised to the Cardinalate by Leo
XIII.
You nan export only good results
tf you give baby pasteurized milk.
It’s pure that's sure. The Pasteu
rized Milk Co. 4-21 tf
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FANS, all al**\*. right price*. *»
Beftmelsel’t, 411 Central avaaue Phone
SSt. 4-W tf
Arlington Hotel andBdtb$
Zr'B 'e"v"tZ. OPEN all the yeah.
Every modern convenience for the < omfort *1 r*~
tlie highest type of resort patronage. Beautiful lobby, par
lors, writing room and new sun parlor and rest room over
looking Reservation Park. Every hall of ,c. V'n mift
nected to the Mountain Park *>y sled bin ta s. v-i* ,
pended the past summer in completely rebuilding am re
furnishing the Bath House1 installing every modern facil
ity for the most perfect administering of the mineral wa
ters, including complete llydrotherapeutic system and
automatic heating and ventilating. Private elevator ser
vice from each floor to the baths used exclusively lor the
lici t hers.
JOE W. CORRINGTON, Mgr.
Rates $4 per day and up; $21 per week and up. a g. gaines, pr«t.
Chiropractic Adjustment
THE WAY TO GET WELL
1
Chiropractic Is de- ■
fined by Webster as j
"A system of adjust L
Ing the joints, espe- j
cially of the spine
for the curing of
DISEASE.”
This science ac
counts for, locates
and removes the
cause of most all
human ailments.
Why not have the
cause of your trou
ble explained and
relieved from your
spine.
Consultation and ex
amination freely ex
tended to all with A
out charge. ▼
I. A. WILLIAMS
CHIROPRACTOR
Moved to
706 1-2 CENTRAL AVE.
PHONE 1118.
JAMES L. GRAHAM
LAWYER
NOTARY PUBLIC and PUBLIC STENO
GRAPHER JN OFFICE.
Practice* In AP the State and r •oiara
Court*.
OCPTCIS. KirS t-2 CMNTRAJ. AVB.
Phnn-R Offl<-* T4K- R-*lri»nr« 1*a»
The General
Blacksmith Shop
C. N. ANDERSON. Prop.
We do anything in the Blnckrmith and
Woodwork line and do it now.
Rubber tire work, hot and cold tire
setting, automobile forging.
I*’!itfi horseshoeing done on th< Her
man and Russian style, and that
is the latest.
212 Hawthorne Street. Phone 1700
Arlington Drug Stor*
CI8ELE A HUNT, Piopa.
Ml Cantnl Ava. wm/xgitg Arllnato^ Hof*
*.-r: a-Lm.'-zrzzr~:—nrmsr
J. F. RANKIN CONSTRUCTION CO
Plan* and Specifications Furnished
If Desired.
References—James Anderson, Walter
Halsey, Mrs. Hinkle, D. Rosen and
C. lAizeraa,
500 Central Ave. Phone 2302
Room 10 Upstairs. 4-26-1rr
CRYSTAL STREEtT
SANITARIUM
G. K. MARTIN, Owner »nd Manager
Equipped with 0|*rat1ng Room
and Modern Appliances, not only for
the Surgical Patient, but e Home for
the Invalid wad Rheumatic.
Morphine, Drug and Drink Habit*
Cared for. Experienced and Educat
ed Nurses In Attendance.
Telephone 1555, No. I Crystal Street
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
OAKES STABLE””
For New Buggies, Mountain Drive
Carriages, Country Tripe and Drum
mer Work.
HENRY OAKES, Mgr.
117 Dower St. Phone 440
Calls answered day or night Board
Ing beuses a specialty.
■■ ■-. • - ——
Garage-Repairing
and Painting
HENDERSON & CRAWFORD
will appreciate your work and guar
antee to give satisfaction.
201tf CENTRAL AUK.
HARDIN CONSTRUCTION AND
TRANSFER CO.
Dealers in
BRICK. SAND. CRUSHED STONE
AND GRAVEL
ED. HARDIN Prop.
336 Valey St. Phone 333.
Moody Mote!
-"j iSath House
The Moody Hote and Hath House Is now complete in every detail
mid I i.nitr the public., citizens or Hot Sprli gs and visitors to make
a general insperiion The Hath House would have been finished
three and a half months aga If parties furnishing materials had ful
fill. d their contract with me.
I believe the Moody Hath House will compare favorably with any
of the new ha! i houses in tics pity, none e\< epted. The Moody
Hole is heller In every way than the one that burned down and the
furniture, of a higher grade Moth hotel and hath house cost consid
erably more than the former buildings.
N. M, MOODY, Proprietor
THE HORSE SHOE BATH HOUSE
On Hot 8prlngs R-eervatlon.
BATHS . . . ftft.CHt
Including Attendant Fee#.
*NE OF THE BEST MEDIUM
(FAICED HOUSE8 IN THE C'TY
ED 8. WEAVER. Manager.
DOOM AND BATHE AT THE
New Hot Springs Bath House
—>■ M. EMITH. M«R.=====^r=======raa*.
OPPOSITE THE. ARLINGTON HOTEL ON FOUNTAIN ATNEKT
IMPERIAL PORCELAIN TUBS, ELECTRIC MASSAGE. ON GOV
ERNMENT RESERVATION. PRIVATE DRESSING ROOMS.
Magnesia Bath House
*1 VATHS «10.no {INCLUDING ATTENDANT FEES)
OWEN CORRINOTON, Manager.
Steam Heat. Gymnaalum, Needle and Shower Sathe
UNION PAINLESS DENTIST
i,{ We Save You Mon?y and Suffering
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
2«2kt Gold Crown and
Bridge Wo k $3. $4, $5
FilTings . . - 50c up
Set Teeth (Sure Fit)
- - - $5 OO UP
PHONE 2326
Established 10 Years
More to Stay
^44 I 2 Central Avenue
. SICK MAN
l*ON r Leave Hot Springs Until You investigate
LOPEZ
*<« Medscine Has Such Proofs of its Marvelous
CURES. Be Convinced
SH-vs LOPEZ RIMIDYCO.
W1 CENTRAL V*. '
W V _
( ockburn Ostrich Farm
fine ostrich plumes and
novelties
City Store s : ; 334 Central Avenue
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