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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
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Salt Lake Statistics
Deaths,

Marion NiSbct, llO9 Wilson avenue.
eutero coitis, aged 10 months. October !.
Helen c. liamlin. 1860 Fourth East,
Brights disease. aged 50. October /.
Marion u Lindsay, Kamas, brain pres
sure aged 80, October g.
Nick Mikas, Glcnns Ferry. Ida, Gle
vator accident. aged is. October ..
Arthur Pratt Jr., state prison. m,trai
rcgurGItation, aged 30. October ..
EIoise Parry. asl Lake street, scarlet
fever. aged =. October :.
Asa Briggs Waddoups, l.. u, =. hospi-
tai. typhoid fever, aged 23. October !.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles Il. Hymas and Iona M. Pratt.
Albion, III.
+, j. Clark and Arvina Porter, Colonia
Duhlan. McXico.
Lloyd Parry and Ruby Tuttlc. Mant.
Alfred G. Hubbard Malta Ida, and
Julia t,a amcS. Elmo. Ida.
Douglas J. lllndlcy and Edna Beck.
American Fork.
Amos \. Atkinson. Lyman, Ida, and
Margaret 4. Pope. Blackfoot. Ida
NJ. +. Mcintyre and Bertha NJ. Gurwcll,
Salt "A
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the ke3ublic

thoroughly modern sSyIngs depart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes gor rent. u. i
Depository. =
FRANK kIsox. president; James A. Mur-
Ssy. Vice president: W. F. Earia. cashier;
z. -. CuibertEon. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. $500. 600 Interest paid
On lime deposits.
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Value Giving That will Attract the Creates

offers are the direct result of superior buying fac
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OF SHOPPERS CAN SAVE.

)ST ACTIVITY AND ENTHUSIASM IN P
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Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by tho
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 Up
Main. We own our records.
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issiag oa East River Sunday

ri<eiRg oa East kiver Sunday.
Ed Varaer left moa<lay. after n
I,ls.a~AHt visit st the krchar ranch.
mr. and Mrs Wih Wilson III trs~tesl
Butte visited Mt the Lptlworth ranch
Wesiassday.
Mrs.. Mal,le Nichs,l~ ed Gunuie.,n
visited Tuesday and "Wednesday with
Lolita Botteatield.
A merry crowd III Gupnisop ttstks
rsr.ently went through East River iR
autsr eRroute to trested Butte.
Several parties got deer oR Brwsh
cres.k THE season and we uBdetptsRd
that n bear was aiso gotten by LSssg
SpaRa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottewtts.,d.
Howard Crase and Harold Mace
made = busipese trip To GuRsstsDa
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. D.. y. Bottentield returped
Saturday from Lafayette, Co,o.
" here she was called to the deaf b he'd
III her SISTER. Mrs. iriNRth. Her
brother. Dick Bailey. sccomsniea her
home.
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ws-CAaapssa Csrrsapo.>s>es.


Teustlay, Oct. IL
Mrs. Addie McAllister hss tipisb.A
balinG her hay crop.
TN sunday Sietsert Redmond re-
turned to HE home in Crirsple Cretk
During the weed Mr.. Roy Know xIs.
is expected home from Cedar Rapid..
Iowa.
Clarence Mcdonald with his prrs.
and hay hslers h going up to the
sprines thie week.
Mr.. stephen Waters and ehjldrr,
and M,ss Kate Walker of Cr,soksto.
spent sunday here.
Hrs. Upton and ebtldren are stav-
ing with Mru. L<sNard at the present
time, Mrs.. Tiptea heisG In pogr
health. f
Ds~Comiss Brus. arp threu~h hal
ing NJ, Ceisarsi's hay ap Rayor cr,.x
and VIII bale about Q hundred to,,.
for ID. A. Mcconnell.
We had EvreschinG sunday at ON,
scboolhouse both snorninw and eve..
InG with good atteDAape.e. Rev q
Aeadows will preacA nest Sundsv
twice at Ohio City.
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's~s-Cn~a.ysos osrsss~1sA-sa.
Nontl.y. osss..s~.r ~


Nendsy. ssstsss~s ~.
Mr.. Ms.-icrn W scry W st h.v
nssnse Va >ssuuer~st.
Mrs is-rg aud Miss Aalsss W1ts<~
~s,ent Saturday at ~-,mcr~s.t.
a.. ID hramoa s.sf Monday ms<uep-
nag is,r . b.-sae~- trip te Fs.ssia.
Miss tors Aaaas- ~ i.oarisnG uixh
Mr.. H-srg and Attending s:k.~a ~
NJ. lh-i ~
MIR k.rrs-sn aud c,siissr~n ssex~s
~ >ssn.er-s.f isr the wiDtcr Irsssas obs.ir
bars ssssn ranch.
John Es-h iujsred bic k.x ousss
badly ls-i wss,k ~ having u eaueht
i,s.s ecu the wagon aud ~ rssck.
The hftie ne,shcw ~ Js,hn vi<tusnr
vac drowned in the tire Nj. canni
iu-f l,eiow >snaer-sst "Wednesday
Miss silvia Eilry hS1 oa SATURDAY.
u.,ruiao fsr Is.lta. herv stse wt11
i,in her nsofh her on - visit ia tdsh4s.
tn. peopis over Muddy ~ss AN
very enthusiastic over the ncw rs,~d.
which hss iecu made IN gssssd shaSsp
and to every oDe = eutirc -atistocti~su
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Sews-Champion CorresponAenoo.

'hauipioa OoFFeopOo0eOoo.
Tuesday. Oct. n.
NJ. Hirsch of the Grand Prize u in
town this week.
Thos. Mstchett has moved his fam.
lily To Gunnison.
y. n. Lamont came in Wednesday
last from Denver.
Mrs. Harry Wheeler is a guest ut
the McI.sin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dirrim made trip ta
Gunnison Saturday.
Miss Nerna Waterman has started
her school AT sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Carter returwed
4 aesday from Iksnver.
Mrs. W. -. Kerr spent several DAYS
IN 'iuBHison last week
Mise JenkiRs returned Sunday tp
hcr home in Canon city
mr. and Mrs. VIM. Munaspn III lboylS
were visiting here Monday.
misees Hatch and Nc W ilkam ms were
visitors from the Links Tuesday.
Thoo. Noble. Robt. f'nriin and T..
A. Dirrim went to- Sargents Tuesday,
Mrs. A. Stone In in town ready
To begin her school for the winter
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Reynolds and
daughter We're at the Links this
week.
Mrs. Dice and Ernest have return
ed from visit in Rslta and Grand
junction.
A surprise party WAS given Mr..
and Mrs. Dirrim Saturday evening
and pleasant time is reported
Our school houses are being trea ed
To a new coat of paint inside and out
which greatly improves their appear
ance
A small fire ut the Dice saw mill
caused some excitement Monday.
but il Was exiting uished without any
damage to the mill
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SewsChsapsoa CerrespsaSs,o,.

Se~sChe1psoo Cerrespao1eAos.
Wednesday. Oct. I2.
Our nimrods nearly all came
home empty handed. Oh, yea, some
got few birds.
Both West and East side sssoia.
tions expect 10 commence to ride
next Monday. the 18th.
Both sAssn thrsahers are runn;nu
o. Ohio crsek this week, and doins
more bssiness than ever before
Also they ere doing good work.
Aiss Edith Grey and Jessie wyl,e
Jones Of this valley are both ssse.d-
ing school in 0snaison, Miss Wyln
eskial the seven aie ride nixht
ed mos.iaG.
L. H. EasAeriy save be has . new
ost, the Ne~markst, which beat.
anything he has ssea. He planted
. hslf tn of ssed-sea scrus-epd
Il thrssAed zoo bsshsle. Ii ia biz
grains and does NOT shstter b>dly
like the Khsssoa, bss is se. d.v.
lsser in ripe.iAg.
Too 1orest free s;pce report o6
lsst wee& have occurred On Min
csssk, bet have bssa extine.isbed
BY the foreet of6cesv ssd the ranch
men. Perhaps nov tAst tie hu>s-
ing sessoa is over there viii not be
% many Of thcn- nese ie uove-
oest On Soos for IL csesIspe> N
o6sr . reward of 81 600 for tie e.
ress ead convictioa q aoyoas seart-
iaG tA< fsA
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News ehampioa CorreavuaAsonD.

Tuesday. thst. u.
Louis I.ucero i- building . fssssr
roon adslitioss to bi- house.
-. h. Willie aud I'D Hisler are each
exI~cting Lightning hay prvss this
weck
Lang Spann and several Is.lts bussi-
ness ussn were hunting In Dsator
PARK ls-t week hut came home ted
nag hunting STORIES.
j. y >hsckhsiord can show the ten
DAYS hunters how To get y deer ~ ~
Killed a tine buck Monday evessisax
hiie enroute to- Jsx oat,ta
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News -Chsmp,os Correspo,>eee,.

Wednesday, Oct. I2
Ranehmen have been busy the last
lew days fighting forest fires.
Mrs. VIM. kuck and family were
down from GunRison Suaday.
DIR. Mackinto~h was down last weeL
TO see Mrs. Tuttle " no has been auite
in. f'''>
Monday Miss Pearl Wilt returned
from Del Norte where she has beeu
Visiting friends.
The Telephone gang has finished
setting poles and stringing wire be-
tween bere andGuBnison and as soon
rs the telephones are put in We viii
teel quite civilized.
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TUESDAY. Ort, m.
Mart 6<prMaR IN "wednesday kpr
his Eaet river ranesh.
Mr.. mcIeaRan lea YES "Wednesday
eor ssputh&su Coissod<s.
Ae4 mervtsoa leet Tuesday NV IheN-
ver seter kRishiRg work IN The Prsss-
lss road.
The hunters have retWrWed and ~
l'sprt that they saw tracks hut got
no game.
Lee Lehman aud Dave LaI'lant
VIII give turkey shoot Oct %. Al
invited to come.
Gen. Mgr. Peart and Ralph SshWW,-
way were here few days last week,
beaviRg Sunday.
mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shackieiord re-
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News-Chsn.pion CorrespoaAsoss.

NeWs-OhhHploh COrreopo00900o.
Tuesday. ak-t. n
Mrs. D. NJ. Carr expects to svs.ad
the winter IN Galiiornis.
Harry NOuman has recently brand
ed the cattle bought from the An
tone Neager estate
Andy Enbom has reiurped aud N IN
understood has sold one III HE aaw
mills To y III. kellogg
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

D.e 70 the energy of Coaxre.uns,
Taylor Prtkin zoe k.s . cssy park
The srosBd Aalf . nile shove IT,
c'ty ~h'ch wo ~ sssde BY coa9rs..
h.s bsen surveyed ssd Il 10 ,oa =,
70 The to~n TO improve il I'D nate
. 6sssty sPoe says the PItkin Miser
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News-CAanysoa ccrrsspu,Hs>a

Monday, Oct. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesidle returned
Tuesday from Ssguache
school opened to-day with Mics
Katie Walker rs teacher and with
eighteen pupils.
Last Monday Miss Mabie Hicks rv.-
turned from the Double Heart ranch.
Mics Elise left the same day for the
Knowles ranch.
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News s-Champsoa Csrreapaaesoss
Thursday. Cka 4.

~ewsNha@pesA e0rreoo0ooeoA
Thursday. Cht 4.
Mrs. ". A. Fo~ter is very sick.
Mrs. Wilson's little girl IN coava-
k,~cing.
ss,hool began Monday with AN en-
rs'llment of q.
Mrs. Leon Champlin went to lola
Thsrrday On business. ret eturning oa
mise Luie Rasls.ks and brother,
Clarence have returned from the fair
at Montrt,se.
Mrs. Jes~e Phelps and baby moved
over last week and will have charge
Of the Springs.
\. d. Hottei was In the valley this
week representing the Aegis IRsur-
aRce 90. of IseHver
A social dance was given nj the
hall Friday evening and an eajoy-
able time is reported.
Two auto parties comprising q. j,
Miller and family and Murrsy's ~
GWRRisoR rode over sunday.
Guy DtHrsng of Cathedral has l,eea
placed In Homiaation fs,r the bsGtsla-
tWve by the ssssi~list party ~ HtHs-
ssase and Mineral cowntie~.
Joe InAAsm oo0e up Wednesday
froa SosRer~ss wksse - kss hsso
bsildinG the cosssy vosd 70 W.
Muddy sRder divecsien Of Cowmis-
sioser ". H. WhsIea. A syess i'm
psoveoest fos that ssctioa Of eosat-
~, and much spprecissed by the
citizens.
|
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00 oOnool 0ug0
>evs-ChAaApton CerpespoaAsacs.
"Wednesday Oct. "


Wednesday. Oct. ~
Nellie Tyres i~ taking up thu year .
course in Shorthand.
iartsr taaaelav ie aew arriv al
IN High ss.bosa this wes.k srom the
eighth grade.
Jessie Wyiie entered the frp~hman
class. Monday ewcliing their enroll
mept To twenty four.
Professor Frssks will start class
In >ociulogy next Wss.k. Text boe,ks
by the msvet eHsiDeut writers oa that
subject will tse studied aud discu~ss.si
ny the class.
Emma Lacero entered as ps,et
graduate this week. IL i~ announced
that ptsetgraduates succes~fully COM
pleting Tour subjects in the yesr's .
work will be given u sss.s.ial diploma.
The football game t,et ween the
freshmen and eighth grasters this
afternoon should prove n very good
game ss the teams have both beeR
prsctcing very hard the past week
or two under good coaches.
The Atheletic Association was re-
organised Friday afternoon and
ofIicer~ werr ssected ~ fellows:
Pre~., Law vpnce Stosse: spc'y. aud
I FS0O-. - EtbW Bye-TVW1N. ~ ~ - IT,
ctsls. ~ pwvchase \ se<ssN espsptls0Dl
jrsueys IN the high sasA0sA ctpl0su, ~
anA blaek, ~ that the e<psyttsan tean
Wtll make \ sauch tvetter ayVearaaee
10 the future.
TIE tsrst proGram GiveR by the
Literary A<Hiety this year VIII he
aivea Friday, Oct "a. - l.,llows:
Orattea Ethel nwsaPrtes
Ikr. MarGarv.t Morris
Essay ESsith ARdwws
D<e Vera Reauvais
Dec. Msrgavvst ColliRs
Essay lives Warner
Ike. Helea Linton
Ds3. Chss BatR
Dt-s,ate-Howard Eddy. Bryan
Hesvtck. Richey Walker. Ar
thWr STANLEY
Ike. Kate Ar.h
Dse. Ray VanAken
Achoal Paper vera Adams
CAST ovcn uAes00eS
News CAaaV4sa CsrvsaVsoosoO.
Monday. Oct. 10.
Cold and cIear weather on East
River.
RalinS N nov ON and hauling hay
Will sDspH start.
Rob lrspms n hauling lHmler from
MillspA Wgh . saw NTH.
Martin RogmaH n hghtiHG Gres
eaWat,d from the enxiaea.
lkuig and GladstOse families we're
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

turRed Tuesday from y vi~it With
East river relatives.
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A. X. Stevens snd Miss AssA.
were visitors from lola " .dResday.
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6adh6nzet

Oabssb - ksb SAseh = sshsaB ssd AnsuD ~1snnnD
1gAb, As1s 30 gs~s ~ yesa sssd - - -
0lk ~ aAAy - Oaw - GSss yss Gss6 oBuA
0tns - borns - veus sSo -
yW &nt hsD ~ work fsH yss ~ - -
- vsu - ounuanng akssh ka.,
49, yes sSC6 - - bsS Ohcs q 49,. -
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80 -: 3: y -, ?: :
s..lE.: =. .
$50 $50 -. "a -
~ 49, Ss0o
- ~ Gansnono oheG
ehey eaa kdksd uyrua
sssryoh1g bsariag -
6aas1 1.bahGB aause-
naf'o UAy -
ngDsu1 schicls tsce<sy
n Ske vorld = ssquiEs1
- ~ sise $500 -
SsushDbahas uuininluD
-xA -
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Hcws-Choavsoa aeevsspseAsoss.
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Temporary Heat Quickly

0il yss ~ - = - 9
oogSeO 81 Aeooee 80 VG1uep vS
1eW eeea - viaass, you coa - ~
VAiD ves ooAgsss Z 60 81 e
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
LOWER LOSES IN
 COUNTY CLAIM BUILDING COMMISSIONER OF COURT HOUSE AWARDED s75o
 ON CLAIM FOR sfo,ooo.
Both Sides Take an Appeal from the Decision Rendered by Circuit Judge
 Evans in This Noted Case.

George H. Lower, who was building commissioner under former County Judge o. H. Sumpter, in the matter of the construction of the new county court house, was yesterday given decision in Circuit Judge Evans court for $750 for his services. He had claimed the sum of $1O,O00 was due.
 Lower claimed in his original bill that he had served for almost three years as building commission, and had never drawn but $500 of the county money, that being in part payment for extra expense incurred in travel ing expenses.
 In the matter of the Lower claim Judge Evans spoke of several other court houses that had been construct ed in the district in which the com. missioner had not drawn sums in ex- ] cess of $500 at the maximum, and spoke of one case in particular where the commissioner was paid but $50 per month for eight months during the construction of the building.
 Judge Thurston Farmer of the coun- ty court had been elected to this of fee when the Lower claim was to be finally passed on, and he refused to allow any part of 1t, claiming that the sum Lower had drawn was suffi- cient. Judge Davies represented MT. Lower in his claim, and Judge Far mer represented the county, with Prosecuting Attorney Means in the appeal case before Judge Henry Ev. ans.
 When Judge Evans announced that he would award Lower s75O as final settlement of the claim. both sides gave notice that they would appeal from the decision
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06

WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR pEsTiNA. TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE POP. COOPER BROS. LIVERY ( TRANSFER co.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS AP PLlcATioN FOR THE SALE OF LAND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING DEBTS.
In the Garland Probate Court.


 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, as administrator of the estate of E. c, Ellis, deceased, will make application to the Garland Pro bate Court, on Monday, the seventh day of February, 1910, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order and authority to sell the following lands of the deceased, lying and being situate in Garland county, Arkansas, to-wit: Lots f, 5, 6, ', and of block ?; lots g, 10 and II of block l, of the North Hot Springs Building and Land Company's subdivision. of he east half of the northeast quarter. section % township South, Range l9 west.
 Said order will be asked for the sale of said lands for the purpose ot paying the debts of said estate.
 Given under my hand as such ad. ministrator on this Sth day of Janu. ary, 1910 l.. R. ELLIS. Administrator of the Estate of E. c
 Ellis, deceased.
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DELEGATION ID
 SEE GOVERNOR SPECIAL TRAIN TO BEAR HOT SPRINGS BUSINESS MEN ON
 STATE FAIR TRIP. Band of Music Will Be on Board to Entertain Delegation and Stops
 Will Be Made Enroute.

Secretary George R. Bedding of the Arkansas State Fair Association has returned from Little Rock, where he went to confer with Governor Dona- ghey in reference 10 certain proposed legislation, which it is hoped the next general assembly will enact looking to state aid for the exposition to be held in 1910.
 As is we'll known, Governor Dona- ghey is an enthusiastic supporter of the state fair and upon the occasion of his delivering an address before a mass meeting of citizens here last summer. he expressed the positive be lief that Hot Springs was the logical location for pn institution of this character, inasmuch as the exhibits would be viewed by people from all parts of the world
 The chief executive gave MT. Beld- ing considerable encouragement, but before committing himself definitely, intimated that he would first like to know the sentiment of the citizens of this city in order that he might pro- ceed inelligently and in accord with the wishes of the majority
 J& hoc hoan ,1no,,o Al .,.l,,;eol,lo 4bora fore, that 6 committee of 100 to 150 of our representative business men should go to Little Rock next Thurs day morning and personally explain to Governor Donaghey their attitude in State Fair and especially at Hot Springs Vice President Clark of the Iron Mountain has kindly tenderei the Fair Association free of charge spe. cia train of two coaches, which will leave here between 10 and II o'clock Thursday morning. and returning will leave Little Rock about o'clock that afternoon.
 meeting of the board of directors of the Fair Association has been called for o'clock Monday evening at the offices of the Business Mems League, at which time they will appoint the delegates who will constitute the com. mittee to go to Little Rock
 The delegation will be accompanied by a band of music to relieve the monotony of the trip and incidentally advertise to the residents of the cap- ital, as well as the towns enroute, that the next State Fair will be held in Hot Springs October 1915. not withstanding the fact that the report has been industriously circulated in some quarters that the City of Vapors was on the verge of abandoning the big fair. which is one of it's greatest assets and drawing cards.
 Professor George A. Cole, the newly elected president of the State Fair, will return from Washington to be present at the conference, and results os far reaching importance are expect ed to be accomplished.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
NOTICE.

Registered Jersey bull; services s2. Phone 1889. 2-6 In
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
6'NAl BIRTH BIRTHDAY.
Celebration To Be Held at the Temple
 This Eveninu.

NSiSpi @tion TO DC r1eid al tne iemplS
 This Evening.
 B'nai Brith birthday will be cele- brated at the Temple this evening in program appropriate for the occas. ion in which some of the best talent of the city will joint in the entertain ment. The birthday committee is composed of Rabbi A. B. Rhine, D. Burgaurer. Ike Lyons and Bernev Levy, and the ladies' reception com mittee of Mrs. A. B. Rhine, Mrs. I. J. Wagner and Mrs. Phil Levy. The program follows:
 Organ prelude ....
 ....... Miss Allie Belle Wadley Introductory remarlss.
 Mir. D. Laser, treasurer the Hot
 Springs Disbursement Committee Address, Charity. .Mr. Ike Lyons
 Beth Israel Lodge.
 Vocal solo, "Husheen" ....
 ............... Miss Irene Laser Address. Leonard Stern, Camden, Ark. Address ............. Chas. Jacobson Vocal solo ........ Miss Sylvia Roth Address ............ Rabbi F.. Frisch Address, "The Ghetto Jew...
 ............ Rabbi Louis Witt Reception in the vestry rooms.
 Officers of Beth Israel Lodge-Phil Levy, president: V. Waldstein, vice rresijent; David Burgauer, mentor; A. B Rhine, secretary; Berney Levy, treasurer; Ike Lyons, guard; Herman Fellheimer, warden.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
MALVERN SPEAKING.
Opening of Prosecuting Attorney Cam
 paign To Be Welt Attended.

A number of Hot Springs people will attend the opening Of the prose cutting attorney campaign at Malvern Monday. when all the candidates will address voters from Malvern, Benton and other points along the big trunk lines on that date. The Hot Springs party leaves on the Rock Island at 6:20 Monday morning, returning home at 8: 70 o'clock in the evening.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
MILLINERY TO OPEN.

Miss Hattie M. cohn Will Reopen Mil
 Iinery Store.
 Miss Hattie M. Cohn, who was re- gently burned out, and later sold her damaged stock, has returned from New York, where she has just com pleted selecting m entirely new and hobby stock of millinery and Tuesday, February 8, will mark the opening of her new hat shop at 36S Central.
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Your credit is good with SMITH FURNITURE co.

212 Central. =. .... Phone $50 We still have on hand 8 large num- Der of new and second hand heating stoves. Offering em at reduction on account of backward winter. Household goods bought, sold and ex- changed.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06

coney island clam chowder IS cts. bowl. New York Club Grill 1.1e 6t
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
DR. A. W. BERROW osTEoPATH AND PHYSICIAN
600 Central Ave. Eddy Building Will give treatment at re- duced prices for thirty days.
 CONSULTATION FREE.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY

Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma tism and Neuralgia radically cures in to days. Its action upon the sys- tenn is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents and s1. Sold by Eisele & Hunt Drug Co.
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RIBBONS AND GLOVES.

that have been thrown aside because they are soiled can be cleaned and col. ored by our patent dry process 70 that the wearer will look clean and dainty, as every young lady should The finest laces and costly silks can be nicely cleaned by our skill and modern methods. We guarantee sat. isfactory work. A trial will convince you The cost is small
 THE EMPORIUM.
 We positively have the only dry cleaning machinery in the city.
 We clean every thing, positively no water or steam used in process. Tel ephone 1147. wagon at your service.
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THE kNICKERBOCKER

MRS. E. W. LAuHER, Prop.
 Steam heat hot and cold water in an rooms. Abandonment and most elegantly furnished hotel in city. Table service unexcelled. Home cooked meals and table board speciality Finely located in center of city, Everything new and RATES: -- s10 PER WEEK AND UP
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The w. C. T. U. will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Proc tor, at the Superior Bath House.
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR- TERMASTER, Hot Springs Ark. Jan 5. l9l0.-Seaed proposals, in triplicate for construction, heating, plumbing wir- ing and electric fixtures of two double sets officers quarters at the Army & Navy General Hospital will be received here until i2;s0 D. nj. central time March 2, 1910, and then opened Information furnished on application. U $. reserves right to accept or reject any or all pro posals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Construction two double sets officers quarters" and addressed to MAJOR c. D. DESHON, Quartermaster.