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The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, That in pur-
,,.apra Of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal oroer VI az
chancery Court of Garland Souh,s' Ill
and entered on the 10th day OF April,
a. d. 1911. in a certain cause tNo. 4osll
then pending therein between Herman
strauss and Gus Strauss. complaihauts;;
and Manataka Tribe, NO. ., imptoveu
Order of Red Men, OF hot SpFii'ss, 1"
land County. Arkansas, Jordan Hensiey'
George r.. Watson and J. ]. Kelley, Irus
tees Of the Manataka Tribe, NO. o, I'M
proved Order of Red Men OF Hot SpIlns ?,
Garland County. Arkansas, ana Joroar'
Hexley, George K. watson anu - =
PENDANTS. the undersigned, as Commis
sioner OF said court, will offer Tor SAFE
at public vendue to the highest bidder,
at the front door or entrance OF WY
County Courthouse. in which saio .pur'
is held, In the County of Garland, wltnr
the hours prescribed by law for Judicia
sales, on Thursday. the 18th day OF MAY.
A. D., 1911. the following described rea
estate, to~wit All of lots six 90 ano
fourteen (1D in block 14S Of the Hot
Springs Reservation, according to the
official plat of the United States Ho'
Springs Commission. and that part Of
lot five (5) described as follows: Begin.
ming at the northeast corner of said io
s. running thence South on East boun-
Diary line ten (10) feet; thence parable
with North line OF said lot 5 to the ives
end of said lot; thence ten (l0) fee
North to the line OF said lot s; thence
to the point of beginning. in Garland
County. Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE: On a credit OF three
months, the purchaser being required I,
execute a bond as required by law ant
| the order and decree of said court II
said cause, with approved security, bear
| ing interest at the rate of eight per cen
| per annum from date OF sale until paid
| and lien being retained on the premisei
| sold to secure the payment or the pur
chase money
Given under my hand this 18th da,
OF April, A. D.. 1911.
! H. A. WHITT1NGTON
Commissioner in Chancery.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

The senior class at the High School
is planning an innovation for their
final stunt of the year. Instead of a
class play such as has been their
custom in the past. they are going to
have a street fair, to be held at the
High School building Friday
evening, May ~. The doors will be
opened at 8 o'clock and the side
shows will be in full swing until 8.
At the crowd will go to the Audi
forum where vaudeville will take
place.
Among the side shows are: Whit
tington Park. Beauty and the Beast,
the Bearded Lady, Shooting Gallery,
Japanese Tea Room, Nursery and a
Trip Through Hades to each OF which
he bargain counter price OF l cent
will admit you. A popular girl con-
test is arousing good deal of in
terest among the classes. each one
boosting its own candidate. The
vaudeville presents a human doll, an
athletic stunt, and a fifteen minute
farce with song by most popular
vaudeville singer. Patronize us. You'll
get your moneys worth. Ten cents
admits at the door; 10 cents to the
Auditorium and a penny to side
shows. If you are hungry, Wen sell
you candy. If thirsty, you may take
your choice between tea and lemon
ade. Remember the date. Friday even
ing, May IL. at High School building.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
CARL RowHER INDICTED.
Charged With Selling Intoxicants or
Election Day Last September.

Two of the indictments returned by
the grand jury before taking its long
recess were against Carl Rowher,
Central avenue saloon man, charg-
ing him with keeping his place of
business open and selling intoxicants
on election day. The election OF last
September is the time. it is stated.
when Rowher Is charged with keeping
his place open. Sheriff Webb served
the summons yesterday and Rowher
made bond to answer the charges.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF Administration on the Es
tate Of Alden C. Jones. deceased, were
granted 10 the undersigned, dated the
10Th day of April, 1911. by the Probate
Court of Garland County, Arkansas.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to exhibit them.
properly authenticated, WITHIN six months
AFTER the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit in
SAID estate; and II such claims be not
exhibited within one year from the date
or said letters they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any benefit In
said estate.
r. A. JONES,
Administrator for the Estate of Alden
c. Jones, deceased.
4-1S-6w
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AmuSenentS


A complete change of program at
the Princess today. One of the best
and strongest bills yet had will be in
evidence for the remainder Of the
week.
The Juggling Matthews a marvellous
display of dexerity. Scott and VIII
son, acrobatic comedians. Mantills,
European novelty, Provel, one of the
cleverest ventriloqusts in the world,
and the Bell Tone Quartet one of
the most refined singing quartets on
the vaudeville stage. This show now
comes direct from Memphis, where
the Sullivan and Considne people
have opened up a new theater that
will run the entire summer Provol
will no doubt prove to be the real
sensation, for he Is one of the clever
est of men in his line, and comes
nearer not using his lips at all in his
work than any other man in the
country. His is a distinct novelty and
will no doubt prove so with his au
diences. 1t is always the policy of
the Princess management to give the
patrons their money worth in all
bills and they aim to have the best
obtainable. So you are always sure
of good show at this popular thea
ter. and sometimes a great show.
Look out for some good ones from
now on. The policy never changes,
that of playing two shows at night
and daily matinee Prices always
the same.
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Airdome Next Week.

The attraction for next week at the
Airdome is the famous Hastings
Stock Company with the well known
actress, Miss Dora Hast
ings, in the lead Miss Hastings is
ably supported by Herbert Thager
and a carefully selected company.
Nothing but high class royalty plays
viii be presented during the engage
ment of this company here. The bill
selected for the opening performance
will be Harold McGrath's delightful
comedy THE Man on The Box
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

There is no opportunity for field
instruction of the regular soldiers or
maneuyers. The regiments. simply
march out and march back. If a so,-
der enters field, a complaint is
made and some farmer wants dam
Colonel O'I4eary declared the
mobilization, while failure as far
as "maneuvers co. has demonstrated
the nations woeful appropriateness
for war He said that in event of
trouble, the national guard would be
the real backbone of the United
States army.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Pasteurze MIX Com
pany for the election of a board of d.
rectors and such other business as
may legally come before the stock
holders will be held in the directors
room of the Arkansas National Bank
Monday, May 10. 1911. at 4 pm.
]. S. HORNER, Secretary,
Hot Springs, Ark /. April 10. 1911.
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FARMERS AFTER SOLDIERS.
Want Damages When Fields Are In
vaded at San Antonio.

Savannah, Ga. May 10tHtCondi-
tons at the maneuver camp are such
that there is absolutely no opportu-
nifty for instruction for militia off
GERS" asserted Colonel M. J.
OLeary. of the First Infantry Geor-
gia National Guard today, upon his
return from two weeks tour OF duty
at San Antonio.
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SCOTT TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
Freight and Job Hauling.

Freight and job Hauling.
Office and Warehouse, 313 Valley st,
Furniture and Piano and Piano Nov
Ing a Specially.
Phones: Office As. Residence, 1916.
We Store Pianos and Furniture
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

R. S. Drummond, prominent un
dertaker of Little Rock, has been
the guest Of friends while in the city
the convention OF the Elks
and undertakers, being member Of
both.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
cHAs. sTuRDlvANT.

Expert stenographer and notary
public desires to inform the public
Tat he is prepared to do al kinds
OF work in his line on the shortest
notice. He win call at hotels ami
private residences with his machine,
II desired, or Will take dictation there
and return the work later. His prof.
cheney in photography and grammar
entities him to special consideration.
Telephone 493 or $50. 1-15-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

Sick headache results from disorder
ed condition Of the stomach, and can be
cured by the use Of Chamberlain's stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Try It. For sale
by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

ARLINGTON HACK STAND OPP
,OsITE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
n LACE CALLS ANSWERED
PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
1916. LEE MAYRERRY. PRoPRlE-
TOR.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
RHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN six
HOURS.

DIR. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases In few
hours. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and effective II removes at
once the cause and the disease quickly
disappears. First do~e greatly benefits.
75c and s1,e0. Sold By Elsele and Hunt
Drug CO.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the Garland cnancery Court.
Olympia Candy Kitchen and
Gus Mantis, t al. Plaintiffs,
TO
Chas. G. Sparks. Receiver Defendant.
Notice is hereby given TO ali parties
having claims against the plaintiffs. %
file same, properly verified IN this court
within ninety days from this date, or they
Will be forever barred from any benefit
from said estate.
,ery Court.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court, on this 9th day Of March, l9li
H. A. WHlTrINGToN, Clerk
BY A. G. Sulenberger. Deputy
MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM,
Tells Past. Present and Future, 1905
Central. and Phone 1855
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

The only place in the city whore
you can get hand made baby clothes
at Mrs. @. Higgins f-t Store 6-25df
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-11

Mr. Jack I.edwidge, Of Monroe, La,
arrived yesterday on visit to his
Mr. and Mrs. z. J. Ledwidge.
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND
CHECK SAME TO YOUR pEsTiNA
TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
CALL AT our OFFICE OR PHONE
~. COOPER sRos. LIVERY Z
rR>ksFRn O.
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MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM,

Tells Past. Present and Future, 1905
Central Ave. Phone S55.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
By Eleanor Schorer


boy and he did not cry or make a russ
although no did so miss playing with
his little school friends.
one day his mother said that he
could go out n play. as SHE would
mind his little baby sister. with Joyful
steps and "A happy smile he went TO
visit his friends In the next house. on
the way he met an old lady with a
little baby. The poor baby was crying
very hard. so the boy stopped ana MADE
funny faces for the baby and stood on
his hands and turned somcrsaults until
the baby. instead Of crying. was laugh
ing and ~clapping It's hands for Joy. And
the good hoy played with Baby cve'
10 long and the little one was happy
and contented,
It began to grow dark. so the little
boy kissed the baby soodby and wa
going to start for home. But now thu
old lady vas nowhere to be seen. liz
The evening world., 1911-12-26

In fact. bouquets should be thrown
in various directions, for "kisrnet,"
beautifully painted. lavish1y costumed,
and with music and dancing to give 1t
variety. represents all the allied arts OF
the theatre. The work OF the nine
scenic artists who turned their brushes
to such fine account stood out In glow
ing colors tina excited endless admdra-
ton. Tho lighting was at its best In
the scene of tho Csliph's Palace. with
the sun pouring dow upon Bagdad.
But life was more exciting On the Ba-
zdar street. the scene so filled with
color and sound as to he almost be-
wildering. The stage management here
left nothing to he desired. There was
really no time TO think. for the curtain
no sooner came down than musicians,
or a juggler. or a dancer. appeared be-
fore 1t TO claim attention. A three-ring
circus couldn't have done more to keep
spectators busy.
Although Mr.. skinner was snoring
when the curtain went up on the first
act, yet he found little time TO rest
again until the end OF the play. As the
beggar Hail. who secures a purse OF
gold. arrays himself in rich garments
stolen from rival tailors whom he sets
TO fighting, and then devotes himself to
The evening world., 1911-12-26

that Rope Jones would be
seen no more. His pony Joined tho |
his saddle and other personal
effects becamc prizes for which the
men Of the OUTFIT cast lots.
Inquiries We're made concerning the
punchcr by friends who persisted In be-
lng inauisitivc. hut nothing resulted. In
time the word hustler" became associ-
ated with his name. and ''caugnt with
the goods grew to he a phrase I. 1t
told cloaucntiy OF the manner Of his
death.
Later II was whispered that Leviatt
and Tucson had come upon Rope be-
hind the ridge. catching him In the
act of running on 4 Two Diamond
calf. Hut az no report mad been made
to Stafford By cith'r L. matt or Tucson.
the news remained merely rumor
Ferguson had said nothing more TO
any man concernlng the incident. To
do 40 would have warned Tucson. And
neither Ferguson nor Miss kadford
could have sworn to .hs mans guilt.
In addition to this, there fingered Ia
Ferguson's mind a desire to play this
game In his own way. Telling the mer
Of the outnt what he had seen would
make his knowledge common property
and In the absence of proof mish,
cause him IA apne,r r.llculous
u,, .,na. ,h. .,na,t,, no h,, m,.
"". .n"'e wv '"'V"S :" "r' -
"o"o' 'n"t "e',''' ""' W." '"e'on
companion on that lay ROPE sca'h'
ing words-spoken wine MISS itadtof'
had been trying To revive him Your
"a - OF a range boss" hal convinced
IN. s,ra that Leylatt had beer
a,. =, o.. a...,,,,s
~, - ...., -, o..r "a. anna
-" " "o"'''' 49, y.
'iohs OF the TWO "heh 'n'y 'e'"'h." "
the spot where the mnri"r hau peer
committed. to find th@.. victim puzzled
and MS horse gone.
But Of one thing he was certain their
surprise over nv, discovery that the
body Of their Victim had been buried
could not have clualled their discom-
nture on learning that the lattTr's pony
had been secretly brought to the home
ranch. and that afnong the men OF the
OUTFIT was one. at least. who knew
something of their guilty secret.
Ferguson thought this TO be the rca
son that they had not reported the incl
d<art TO Stafford.
There was now nothing for the stray.
man to do but watch. Tho men who
Gus. and their . move might be d.
rected at him. Hut he was not dis
furbed. Ono thought brought him a
mighty s~stisfaction.
lie was no Longer employed to fasten
The evening world., 1911-12-26
.1Eahpe New Pl@Zas
W% ":KSmst." 3@W
MS&SNN Magnificent Spec MZASMV
vi V3yWW facIe EV5X#
@, III Brilliantly Acted. - C
1it
DIV Nv e PARNIoN


~ HERE can be NJ doubt as ito he fat of "Kismet" This play by Edward
Knobhuch revealed such eye-opcnng spendos at the Knhkerbocker
1 Theatre last night that 1t Is sure to attract enormous crowds for months
10 come AN Arabian Night is a description thai fits 1t exactly It may be
called a triumph of Oriental coor without the slightest fear OF exaegeraton
Those spoiled children nov as hrstnightes rave never received a more
eorgeous Christmas present They beheld a magnificent spectacle brilliantly
acted. so fr at least rs otis skinner ent and ne lot only went a very long
~ but covered himself with glory every stp' of the wy And II wal no easy
matter to rise above the pictorial beauties of the production. Any ne with half
q we could see that the ply owed its success more to the producer than to
the author. though MIR knoblauch deserves n little credit for writing a meio-
drama that grow steadily in interest n keeps IT. story moving at a FAST pace
II 10 to Harrison Grey Fiskefs splendid production. however. that '&ismet" will
" the fame It is certain to achieve. To Mr.. Fishes artistic work. may be
added. as Mr. skinner pointed out in a few words. Thu esources Of: Klaw &
Erhnger.
The evening world., 1911-12-26


A piccc az silver 4, always correct.
4 girl who signs herself IT. ~
writes.
"A young man who called on me the
other evening kissed me before he went
home. We are not engaged. IL this
proper"
II Is not supposed 10 he done In good
society,
A girl who signs herself c. n"
writes.
II am IN love viii a young man At
West po!ut Who writes to me often.
How can | make hin love me-
lie must take tho Initiative. but OF
course you can send him as charming
letters ~ you know % to write.
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Copyright. 1911. nv the OUTING Publi,hins
tOmpsnvD
SYNOPSIS OF rnEcrplNa CHAPTERS

OF PRECEDING ClIAtTERs.
Ned ferguop 1. a cowboy whose deadly mark.
nsnship and habit u carrying . couple Of fc.
,9l,ors have won him the. title ~ Two Gun
Nan. lie .. hired by stafford, mana ger n the
Two Diamond ranch. to track down q "rstlcr"
.aitlc thisn who has been Devastating the Two
Diamond herds. Eftgtsbn comes 10 the ranch
~tenlhly a. a seeker Tor stray cattle. On the
rsv ihithrr he v bitten iy = uiflr-nskr and -
svcl FROM icsth ~ the stil NJ Mary, q sister
81 Hen Radtoul. = neigihoting rsncher. Mary
has cume for the material tut q cowboy novel.
Ferguson ta.l, ~ love with hcr 50 10 Dave
lFtiaii. Stsnoris ranch b-ss. and mos If inc
ALTERS cowboys Uctwcen Dtistt and Fcgi-in
an instructive hatred springs up.. None nlt stat
fori and Irttait are supposed % KNOW the real
rrssnn .for fcfgion's presence al the Tso uh
nund lsUstt publicly insults Ferguson. The
latter, With drawn pistol, fofces an apology from
HIM, After that there :. TART war hetseen
them. Ferguson Il led to suspect Letistt nf
having -ime hand In the %'rustling lie man
sres 10 IL, is,stt know u hi. suspicious. with.
out openly accusing him. Lesistts hatrcI Of
Ferguson L. further strengthened by the belief
that MARY nsdicri lo,c. the 'rvoGnn Man p"
Prom . hilltop MARY and Ferguson see two cattle
ni,ilcrs murder ..Rope.' LONE 4 treni " Per.
snan's. The "Two Dun Man" starts on their
tail.
The evening world., 1911-12-26

wish us to marry. What shall !
do"
Being over age YOU have tho right n
decide the question for yourselves,
A man who signs himself "H. &"
writes.
For business reasons ! was compelled
to grow n mustache. to which my
iiances objects. which shall ! give
up. girl or business
The girl by all means n she condi-
lions her acceptance Of YOU 30 absurdly,
CT Wedding Present..
4 nan who signs himself M. s.
writes;
what would be an appropriate we'd.
ling present for two brothers to give a
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(AeN Written and (M
~ illustrated -


co. cThe New york World.
his little brothers and sisters. Every
day after school his mother would ask
him to lake care OF his little sister. for
she was too busy making the evening
meal.
Now. this was a very. very good little
The evening world., 1911-12-26

Tor usl
.srt -
y3 Too many OF US Plan the Tower De-
fore we've started the Foundation
b The Trouble about waiting Tor IN
~ispirution'. is that the Landlord WON'T.
The Trouble about shutting your
Eyes TO Trouble Is that you can't
Block the Next Wallop!
p The ryrannlcal Boss Is always R!dlng
for the Toss!
-
Our Idea Of the Born-Tircd Man Is the
Sone who Talks About Conserving his
Energies"
) g. -
} Any Regular Teller would Rather be
Bswled Out Than Muttered Az
Hvssv Tins 10 Ess. a station rer,sr
z esast:s sss esrFysas . Eco! AiaJ
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Sandman Stories
he Good Ladv of the Woods.
Copyright. 1911. hy The

NEE there was a little boy
who lived on the edge Of a
great big wood. His father
was a w~oodcutter and his
mother stayel at home 10 tend
The evening world., 1911-12-26

out such a mistake before marriage.
But II Is hest not to create the din
Guilty at ALL
He sure Of your own heart before you
promise 1t to any one. Don't tell n man
your marry him just because you hap
pen to like him better than the others
you know. wait until YOU are sure you
love him better than any other man
who may come later.
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b e
VinCent'S
I Advice
a Lover's Motto.
OOK before

you leap
Is a good
motto in love al
fairs. A cir
W g = me that
aft b e ! n & e n
x 4 x e d for I o
e to the elder
of two brothers.
> h e finds t h a I
the younger Is the
one she loves. 1t
Is better to Inc
The evening world., 1911-12-26
The Two-Gun Man
The Best Couboy Story in Ten Yeas
By Charles Alden Settler

murderers. brought him a day nearer
TO the vengeance upo which he hoo
determined
The evening world., 1911-12-26

A girl who signs herself III. L."
writes:
rs II proper to accept a pair Of skates
from a young man AZ a CHRISTMAS pres
cnt? How long before IA girls marriage
should she wear an engagement rihgV
Yes to Question No. !. There IL no
special length of time for wearing the
ring. put Il on as soon AS It is given to
you.
A man who signs himself M C.
writes:
Il am t%wenty-ouc ana In love wlth q
girl OF twenty-five, but her parents 40
The evening world., 1911-12-26
Does He Care ,

A girl who signs herself "a. r.
writes:
"a young man passes my house every
evening and stops TO talk. Does that
show that he cares for me-
Not necessarily. He may ius. wish IN
be good friends.
\ girl who signs herself IN. E.
writes:
II am in love with a young man and
he has Just become acquainted with a
friend OF mine. should | continue IN
accept his attentions"
Certainly. unless he obviously ncglccts
you for your friend.
A girl who signs herself I'll b
writes:
II am In love with n voung man who
wants me to marry him. But | am
seventeen and he twenty-cirht should
become hiss wife,"
Yes, II YOU are sure YOU care for him.
4 girl who signs herself "R. NJ"
writes:
II often go out walking with q young
man. but he negiccts to take NY arm.
Should | remind him of IL"
Heavens. no, Very few people do tina
sort of thing IN public nowadays.
Breaks Appoin !msnts.
\ girl who signs herself -. l." writes,
Il think n young man loves me. but
he Is always breakin, his appointments
The evening world., 1911-12-26

we'll be content TO 20 Jack 10 his old Job and sheep the sleep Of TIT beggar
What shocked the audience most Of all vas to see undraped ladies Of the
harem hopping into tbs bath without even pausng to say II beg you pardon
This charming little bit ws cut out in London afer the censor had given II his
careful consideration, t tho waters Inc here M good ngures ire never
depsed, so IT'S not likely that the Knickerbocker baths will pc sven II p OK
clusivey to a reluctant wazi. AS this nucky gentenan Hamilton Revene
made quit a splash. bu. at other times he wa far too mild to seem either
dangerous or malignant.
Miss, Rita Joivet altogether charming as the bessars daughter T'
unknown actress, possessed o. grace and beauty, wn her audience completely
Miss Violet Romer a lancer to her huuerins niger tips. also scored. she
danced afer he fashion o. Ruth st. Denis Ind dressed In the SAM airy style
led Eric seemed we'll pleased as thu Cahph. but II vas no. easy to hare In hh
xapparent pleasure, As the black, half-naked Sworder. George Reph looked X
a living bronze am VAS equally striking in his gestures lie gave a extraordi
nary performance.
While Mr. Skinner a always a humorous. engaging villain. with little sug
resIon of Arab passion nd violence he did n lot lack fr variety in showing Tho
cunning of tn old scoundrcl nd M ratified on his speeches with ready IN
clever tongue lie proved himself to be JUST The man Tor "Kismet"
The evening world., 1911-12-26

The Procession
that you FOlloW
has a Point OF
DISPERSAL; b ut
your w Line OF
N drch Il Pc
right on!
It might Never
b e Judged II a t
a OF us Is the
Original Package,
the Way most OF
vs. Permit Others
TO DO our Thinking