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The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

;no ~ n,i Deeds-all kinds. inclsd.
''s "ite's Land-at the Newsstand
Just try a Zoe. box of Cascarets tho
made e1i"'oi ever
When bilious or costive. eat n c.so,
,oo oosnuy cathartic, cure guaranteed.
iV Mems sample Shoes Mt one. half
Il Co.'s. ' ~ a. meyer
p; ueo. L; Taylor IL Co.. sell the best
written. eop'iacts
-, stove wood delivered to any part of
me city for IS cents per load bv Fms.
sell. Graham " Co. "N ~ 1 US
ine Episcopal church Child will
nee' win Mrs. Will Evans next l'ues.
u"S' january %, at o'clock, D. m.
n Al, sorts of Plain, Fancy and Mixed
CC ~ Cigars. etc. at Il. G. Folbre 4
U.S. where you are invited to trade.
contractor C. W. Clark and w;fe
went to Malvern Tuesday tn. form.r
folks. We W sisi "oihe-
Ihe statements Of those who have
oten cured by Hoods Sarsana. lila
prove the great merit Of this medici. ne.
Get only Hoods. '' eoi'i' -
E'uer W. j. Robinson, of Osceola.
VIII preach ut the Baptist church next
in;uiuay morning and night. The pub.
nc Is cordially invited to hear him.
WOOD fare, polite attention and first.
Grass accommodations mt the Rnlser
house AT very reasonable rtjces. Table
ooafo TO responsible parties at SIS per
month. Nv ~io pei
John Sipp, who knows n thing or
Two. about farming. was at the sneak.
ing Tuesday. aud was surprised that
the commissioners did not present some
thing to think about.
George Walker and wife have gone
10 housekeeping in the Brandon house
next to Il. +. Davenport's residence
IHE ZINES welcomes them to our CITY
rs permanent residents.
Say! You don't want to forget the
entertainment at the opera house on
the night of the 25th, which is next
Tuesday night, for the benefit of the
I. M. Z. A. gymnasium and reading
room.
Mr.. Landvoigt has been confined to
ms bed for several days, quite sick
with the grippe. We know whereof
we speak when we brand the grippe AS
the most disagreeable, and perhaps
dangerous, nuisance on earth.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

On February Z, 1898. the ladies of
the Episcopal church will give novel
entertainment under the name Of n
lie Party" at the residence of Mrs
Me,rwin: IL promises to be thoroughly
enjoyable.
RUSSELL. Graham & Co, make a spe-
cialty of Wagon Materials. A full stock
OF Spokes, Felloes and Blacksmith's
Irons always on hand. at the very low
est figures. They will duplicate Mem.
phis prices.
w. 4, Sanders has purchased the
German u Go. stock of groceries and
will continue the business at the old
stand with large invoice of new and
fresh goods. He invites share of
your trade and promises to make it Ia
your interest to give'him call.
L. c. Felbre & Co., of the Magnolia
saloon, believe in honest values and
uniformly courteous treatment, hence
for your money they draw nothing but
high test goods. Try either the o. +.
G.. IS. Yannisee. or Rose brands of
Liquors and you will drink no other.
Notice is hereby given that have
sold out to Mr.. II. j. Lanier my inter
est in the Caldwell Merchantile Co. nj
Caldwell, Ark. The remaining part
ners assume all liabilities and arr
alone authorized to collect all asserts
Dec. %, 1897. JOHN w. AvEN.
We noticed among the numerous en-
terprising farmers who came in to hear
Messrs. Vincenheller and Stinson
Messrs. w. b. Mann. Il. J. Davis and
L. o. Fitzpatrick. These gentlemen
have already learned the lesson of ''alI
cotton" farming; diversity more or less
and are prosperous and independent
Arthur Mcdaniel went to Pecan
Point Saturday, where he has accepte
position on the engineering corps
under Chief Engineer Pharr of the st.
Francis Levee board Arthur recentl,
finished his course at the "A. l. IT,. and
this Us his fHst sob" He is Az ener.
getic. sober and reliable young man,
and TIE TIMES wishes him success,
have stood the raise and am still
doing business at the same old stand
with "A full stock of the best Whistles
ever brought to Forrest City, where !
will be pleased to serve my old friends
and customers. / haven't quite got up
TO -Four Hundred yet; about II in the
black Will do me. Yours truly,
Ike MALLORY.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

). +. Sulcer, of Palestine. was nm in
terested listener Mt the speaking Tues
day.
Hon. II. j. Williams went to Harris
oufg Monday night on professional
business pertaining to the levee taxes.
We learn through private letter
from Birmingham. Ala. that there are
over one thousand eases OF small box
in that city
For Clothing to order, see John r..
Brown, at the newsstand. His samples
are beautiful. and his prices will sur
prise you. They are cheap.
Mrs. Anna Francis. of Memoirs.
came Friday on visit to our city, and
is the charming guest of her niece,
Mrs. James Russell, and family.
Mrs. Lucille Bowen. formerly Miss
Lucille Langstaff. of Memphis, came
over Monday to visit and is guest of
the family of Hon. r. j. Williams.
Enter the store of w. 4. Sanders and
there you will find neatly kept stock
OF all kinds of staple and fancy gro.
ceries. Satisfaction guarantee ed as to
quality aud price.
w. 4. Fogg and George Rowland, of
Tellco, were among the up-t0-date
farmers who heard Vincenheller and
Stinson Tuesday. They know few
things about farming, themselves.
Sio Lynch. progressive and pros
porous farmer of Haynes, was in town
' Tuesday. and Il pleasant caller at this
1ffice. He advanced the figures on his
$. Inscription to January !, 1899, and
ha 8 our thanks for favors.
CAPT. J. w. Beck went TO Memphis
Monaay accompanied by his daughters.
ELnma and Attic. Emma was entered
at tie Miss Higbee school. where she
will ,amain some time, and Attic and
her pap,e returned Tuesday night.
Let's hav, a rousing big audience at
the opera no. 'se next Tuesday night
to see the cotne,.v, entitled "A Great
Catastrophy. 10 be interpreted by
local talent for the b, 'neft of the Y M.
Z. "A. gymnasium ana readlng room.
We don't want to buy at your place,
we won't trade there any MOI 2. you II
De sorry when YOU see us. going v soihe
othef store. You can't sell us any
stale goods, we have opened wide Ola.
eyes, we don't want to trade at your
store, IT you don't advertise .-Siloam
Springs Democrat.
IHE TIMES failed to note the visit
of Mrs. M. V. Hancock last week, She
came over and spent few DAYS with
Vernon and relatives and friends. re-
turning to Memphis Wednesday even.
ing. She Is contemplating coming over
to stay, and when she does come. will
receive a,hearty welcome from all.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
j. NJ. Coons has moved into Horney's

}. M. Coons has moved into Horney's
store.
Miss Norma Taylor was quite sick
yesterday.
WoodIe Paslay has returned from
Mammoth Springs.
j. H., Bard went to Little Rock.
Monday, to visit his son and family.
Percy and Henry Harris are in the
city to -attend tile funeral of their
mother.
Commissioner j. d. Baugh has been
quite indisposed this week with la
grippe. :.
Mrs. Adam Bach. of Newport. is
visiting parents and friends in the
county.
Business changes continue right
along. The latest is that John Johnson
has severed his connection with w. +.
Horuey.
Miss Lena Nail delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of young friends at
The pleasant home of DIR. and Mrs.
Dooley Tuesday night.
All lot owners and others interested
In Mt. Vernon cemeteryare requested
to Call on III. Z. German and contribute
towards repairing the enclosure and
identifying the grounds.
Elsewhere in this paper may be seen
the advertisements of A. Franks, con-
tractor and builder. He is a first class
workman, and solicts share of your
business.
Hon. II. +. Robson, of Augusta. "A
leading candidate for Prosecuting At
torney. and genial gentleman, was in
town Monday on business and shaking
hands with friends.
F. s. Miley, the popular tonsorial
artist. has sold his lease of the Roll
wage building. and will move about
February to the building now occu-
pied by Tolbert & Duncan.
Jim Harris, messenger on the Iron
Mountain, is in town today to attend
the funeral of his beloved mother. lie
has the kindly sympathy of the com.
muniiy III his great bereavement.
WAITED. At 0NcE- Bright young
man Ia handle onr celebrated I.uhri-
c,ting Oils and Greasss Salary and
expenses. Enclose stamp for particu-
lars. Address. CRESCENT Oil Co.
Minneapolis. MINI.
The Little Rock & Memphis Rail-
way had new time card in effect j an
uary 9th as follows: No ! passenger,
west bound. arrives at 1886 IA. m: No.
3, west bound, arrives 7.29. leaves IA,
p. m; No. =, eastbound, arrives 4, 20.
p. m, No. 4. eastbonnd, arrives 4'24
q. m; No. 5, local freight. westbound,
arrives 900, p. m; No. 6. local freight,
eastbound, arrives 1926 p.sm
CAsrORrA.
TIE is.- n
a'' i &MRA1Za s ;.;S
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

Tom Barrow came down 10 business
Monday morning with smile, nut
there seemed tinge of regret some
how, and when he said tits a pirl,n
anybody could tell he wanted to say
boy" though he stoutly denies it, and
says girls are nicer. The little one ar
rived Sunday noon, and The TIMES
wishes her long and prosperous life.
DR.. McDougal of near New Castle
was in. town Tuesday and attended the
Vincenheller-StiDsOn lecture. 1t was
real kind in the doctor to help the
commissioner entertain the audience.
and Col. Vincenheler is no doubt
grateful to him for generous division
of time. and the suggestion of such
live topics as railroad commission,
the difference 'between corporation
and an association, and several others
which we do not remember.
Sol Lewis, having sold his stock. is
now gentleman of leisure, and has as
vet no definite plans for the future
He will probably not engage in bust
ness for several months, and when he
does. we hope it will be in Forrest City.
IN VIC Nblltd tdill1 1CSiCl W IOoS
him. Sol is an up-to date business
man. IA genial gentleman, Il good
friend, and we hope he will not leave
Forrest City.
The entertainment at the residence
OF Mrs. Merwn Monday night for the
benefit of the Episcopal church was
| highly enjoyed b. all who attended
/ l.tiau unnrp1 effort IN
make the occasion one long to be re-
membeled pleasantly. The admission
was - cents, the refreshments. were
dainty and elegant and the net re-
ceipts Sl2 80. Tie TINES congratu-
lates the promoters OF the enterprise
upon its success, both financially and
Otherwise.
p A. German went to Searcy Sun
day 10 resume his duties as coiirt
stenographer. The writer hereof has
heard several very high compliments
passed upon the work of this rising
Young man. aud was pleased thereby.
| We are always glad to see merit re-
warded and appreciated 1t is said OF
Paris that he is rapid and extraordl-
narily accurate, both in type writing
and shorthand. Thtse facts. coupled
with his manly character aud settled
habits. assure him bright future, aud
we wish him abundant success.
"Birdien had "A "fulI house" last
night. but she never had to play n : lone
La,. a !" for every member of the Rice
Comen, Co., is AN artist. and they pre-
senied our ! aople with the best attrac.
Sion Of the season last night. The
house was packed, 10 !! always Is WIFI re ~
there il: really good show on. The
s,reet parade was artistic, and the
Rec,ssr s Lewis are to be congratulated
upon securing IA Night at the Cir
cus.n and so long MS they DIN arl's.ic
isfactory.
CASTORIA.
! TIC fi.. n tsn
.: n; ZHz2zZsu S ~
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21

Cement at E. Il. Gray's.
Car Fresh Lime at Z. Il. Gray's.
You drink good Whisky at the Mag,
nolia.
Go. to the opera house next Tuesday
night.
Jesse Bush, of Helena, was in town
Monday.
Fall styles of Dress Goods at A
Meyer II Co.'S.
Stoves! Stoves! all prices and sizes a,
A. Meyer & Co.'S.
Talk with NJ. n. Gaines about farm
and timbered lands.
Harness, Tinware. and Chinawart
at A. Meyer Il Co. Is.
Clothing and Hats of all kinds and
sizes at a. Meyer 81 Co.'s.
W. W. Bryant, of Haynes, was in
town on business, Monday.
Geo. w, Eldri5qe. of Wynne, wa:
registered at the Bslser Monday.
w. S. Hughes, of HAYNES, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Table board to responsible parties al
SIS per mouth at the Belser House
s. Z. Mcdaniel keeps all kinds oil
steam fittings and plumbers goods.
Judge N. w. Norton went to Mem
phis Monday on professional business
Harry Mosley was in toxin Tuesda,
on business and shaking hands Will
friends.
Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys
and bowels. Never sickcn, weaken OF
grippe. Zoe,
Mrs. Fannie Becker and son. Hazel
were in Memphis to see the Bostonians
returning Tuesday.
W. B. Brooks, a practical plumber
OF Little Rock, is in town. helping s
L. Mcdaniel at the court house.
Maj WI. Haynes, of Little Rock
was in the CITY on business. and regis
tsANu at tue DCISCi IOuec.
A. c. Word, of Riverside, has beer
IN town several days this week on bus
iness and circulating among friends.
5. =. Mcdaniel has the grippe. an
the grippe iGas him, and he don't fee
Well. The fact is he is sick, with The
grippe, and its disagreeable company
The South Side rest lurant s-eujov
ing something of boom lately. and i
mas been suggested that perhaps this i!
attributable Ia the fact that Captain
Hasklns has gone home to board.
Pete Ring, engineer on the "O,d Re
liable WAS in the city several days
she hrst o. the week visiting friends
AUS rum0red that he has designs upon
one OF our many charming widows.
Miss Bette Gooch and daughter
Aatle, II Wynne. were in town til,
latter part Of last week.;,ud were guests
VI VI, The family OF John Fitzsimmons, ST
Ihey were IN route to Lutte Rock Il
rlsit the family of Engineer Chas
Cobb
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-21
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Pettus Bros. Il Buford is this day
dissolved. II l.. Pettus retiring. Geo
b. Pettus and Walter II. Buford will
continue the business under the firm
name of Pettus & Buford. they assum
ing all liabilities and will collect out
standing claims.
II. l.. PETTUs.
GEO. b. PETTUs.
w. III. BUFORD.
FORREST CITY Ark Jan L. 1898
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
Bownns Ganes Tonight.

American NAtional-Fidelia and Lotus.
New York Royal Arcanum League - Manhattan
Council, Harlem Council, and Citlzens' Council.
Harlem kepu Illcan Club-Winsor y Vi. Kismet.
Litho-A and Gerhardt. Stang aud An
spach and Rust Nicholson.
United Bowling Clubs. Section 8-Gotham. Clio,
and Independent.
Brooklyn Royal Aroanum Recommendation.
lyn Council. Fern Council. and Fort Greene Council.
Long Island Association OF Cycling Clubs. Glass A.
Nassau Wheelmen VS.. Brooklyn Bicycle Club.
Brooklyn Womens LeAgue-A. b. o.. Hanl-in- Hand,
and Monogram.
C~Apitol-Bright Star, Homestead. and /. D. K.
Twenty.sixth Ward-van Siclen Vi. Twenty.sixth
Ward. at Sunielleins alleys.
sporsmen's Exposition. Afternoon-J. Tiedeman,
Edward Haase, A. 4. Miller. and Peter schultz. Even.
tn~g-Edward Mass and William A. GerIes.
EhIers Oak-Seekirk, Universal 2, and Crib.
Arlington League-Unity. AcIremA, and Harmonic
Amateur AssOciation-New Jersey b. U. vs.. Oritani
y. O.. at New jersey alleys; Union Club We. Catholic
Club. at Union Club alleys.
Suburban A. o. League-!oseville A. A. va. Mont
clair Club. At Roseville A. a. alleys; Columbia Club
va. Summit Bowling Club at Columbia Club alleys,
South Orange r. C. vs.. Riverside A. O., AZ South Or.
ange y. G. alleya.
Jersey City L~eague-Ciio VS.. Linden, at Clio alleys;
Union vs.. LAFAYETTE. at Union alleys; Ocean vs.. Gin.
ton, At Ocean alleys.
New Jersey Associanon-An Bees. Granite. and
Homestead.
Central League-Rosello Va. Elizabeth A.. O., a.
Roselle alleys.
Independent PoreSters-court Scott vs.. Court Ro-
sole, 81 Court scott alleys.
Paterson L~eAgue-Albion We. PAterson-
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Racing at New OrIeans.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.-Rain curtailed the
attendance at the track. but nevertheless a good
crowd was out. The racing was characterized
by several close finishes, in which the f~avorites
got tho decision. Summaries:
First hace-seven and q half furlo nRs; selling
George B. Cox. % (Burnsl. even. won; Lakeview Pal.
ace, Ill (Newcoml, 10 to !, second; Saratoga, SO
Dupee). Q to l, third. Time, i;44.
Second Race-Six furlongs,-Belle of Memphis, 107
! seconds Elthoiin. lot (Burns). 8 to 1. third. Time.
Third Race-one and one-eIghth miles; selling-
Nay Nay. esia (Sutt), 10 to ]. won: Robert Bonner.
srd), 10 10 /, third. Time. ai06a.
Fourth RSesEs,x farlopgs! lins.IoonIsagan
ITO !. second; Uncas. 100 CCaywood). 2 to !. third.
Time. I:21.
Fifth RAce-six furlonEs.-RosA Hurns. ITO dBurns).
TO l.. won, Celia b.. ITO (Bcherer). 4 20 I, second,
Ida Stuart, ITO tWnhite). ~ to ]. third. Time.
Sixth Race-ons mile, sellinG.-Full Hand. 90
CThompsonl. 3 TO g. won; Basquil. 100 Murphy, B to
Time, l:62.
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BAsk1rnA1L.
.. \. suntvan Gives The a. a. Va uittmatur
ReGnrainG the Gnsae.

,. \. sulitvan Gives The a. 4. U.,s uitimatuHn
neGnraipE the Gane.
T growing popularity Of basketball IL bring.
ing In 20 many recruits that some OF the new
Corners have had scarcely time 10 master the
rules regarding eligibility and registration.
The most notable case Of unwilling infringe
ment was that Of tho Yale team, which suffered
disqualification on Monday for playing in an I'M
sanctioned game on Saturday night. The man
ager of "old Eli's" team explained yesterday
that he thought q college team was exempt. On
this point Chairman James n. Sullivan ex-
planned that colleges have no basketball organi-
cation, and that oven II they had they could
only count on the same privileges as tho inter
collegiate association or any other allied body;
that Is. they could play with fellow members
without question. but once. launched In open
rules Just as strictly az any. outside team. The
SoSn z s anS .h sSp IN, tI5S1is |. sy.O 81 Tsin' ssssr q:
ing kicks and threats of revolt from, other quar-
tere, Chairman sullivan said, yesterday: 49,
troll Of basketball. In fact in Philadelphia,
wfhiTS sh sns sss"rd tor To- e &c g G National T. o s@a sIfHfss
body, q statement was made that the A. A. U.
s.sn%'s Tb IN , 2 SlStat Srav. va, SsK s to central y pSi he sSs
ssse. BasSetSsii was Ss' inysntsd BY. br. James
Naismith and DR.. Luther Guiick, both Of the Y.
"a imitation I; Il W q Sa n E5s ana fG e s SsoSm so : n ss | al
Isssuss e tSs Z n; :, 4: y North A%ssISss
BODY, should take up a. and Control The game as u
should be, define rules. define IN amateur, and
In some sections Of the county professional
the same Is amateur boxing was worked years
ussiiiiy XIII Oh the sport. The A. <. y. does not
players must register, They. are merely draw.
t ii api p iiS ! Ss.% Ssa lie R Pesistsrsa pisy sas's II
other words, they are CHASING tho players as
amateurs and professionals, II is the intention
troll \. and at no time now or in tho future will
It relinquish its national Jurisdiction over the
g ss me- to oo amy SS% nar w,' ,b or c assasn n any nyI part art
its rules and decisions throughout the country.
~, There nSrY la T. 2 O Widespread interest .. in In bss .an hsa:
e the A: A. o. controlling the amateur end Of
f S%nsSr sns end raI 81 Il tSs Snd M tSSs' thu ssa (, ii q. j. - .R Plsy
basketball II We only. have six amateur teams
la seG that whe the S new Gn sis1Si' and as !, tSI p &stroSoi T.
IN the sport for the love Of the sPort. are recoE-
ni A!Ps. th z. Ap At e. Of IN the . 4; "A q; rov.rn,np
i R9H Kind nd n IN tSo a6r "a. L ftf Sas alliance SneS0 VIII eVef ~
saslsstS 0rK Fhaa MS1 Should e SP{ i any %ns i%s,i n sstS
which we had no right to control The A. A. U.
amateur sport when IL is not already governed
by O national association. and wo feel perfectly
confident In our ability to handle any sport that
asked By the orisinatorS Of the game q basket
ball"
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Billiards.

Amateur billiard cracks decided yesterday that the
third annual intorcity tourney for the Maurice DAILY
trophy win open on tho evening OF Jan. Oh at Days
Broadway Academy. Arthur Townsend. the cham.
pion OF St. Josephs Lyceum, will DO q contestant, He
won his point In holding out against giving a handi.
cap to J. Byron Stark, the handsome xpert OF te
40. OF Brooklyn, who said he would not compete
pnlesS . tourney was held nrst at Brooklyn, kseps
minded admirer told him ~playfully that old New
York city was now q part OF Brooklyn. The haudi.
with q view Of bringing the play up as nearly to .
scratch standard as was possible In justice 10 inc
men. The playe and their handicaps ara;
Arthur Townsend. st. JOsephs Lyceun, 500
points; Byron stark, KnickcrbOcker c., 800; Prank
keeney, Crescent A. O., 2B5; ferdinand Poggrnburg,
LiedsrkranE Club, 2Bbi smith. 800; MuIdaun. gy6i
Lied-rkranz Club. ESQ.
barnard won last " Ar's tourney after a hot game
with PoygenDurg. Gershel Is a newcomer. He "a 4
strong player and popular with all the amateurs.
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a monopoly up to the third race. Then Tessie D.
came to the rescue OF the talent. Summary;
First Race-six fu~rlongs.-Belle Fowler. 10 to / end
70 ! won, MlllaEhmore, Q to l for place. second
Second Race-Eiye furlongs.-A. b. Dade. o to / and
s to 3, woni Hiddenlte. even for place. second
Prompt third. Time. 1;lbs..
Third RAee-Four and a half furlongS.-Tessie B.. z
TO o and . TO 8. woni Nevada Boy. . to l for place,
seconds PaFthlan third. Time. l;lOia.
Fourth Race-Four and a half MISUNDERSTANDING,
z 10 ] and to 0, woni Rob Roy, b TO = for place.
Fifth Race-Four and a half urlongs.-wAtch
Charm. = TO and 3 70 won' Bernadit, IL to l for
sixth RAee--Fouf and = half fuTiongs.-ParAEon. o
20 2 ana ! 20 EoRi Beloved Sto 0 For DlAos. SEQ
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Hamilton Ia.u,u,e May Leave the 1. a. A.

The Athletic Association OF Hamilton Institute win
hold IN important meeting next week for the pur
pose Of dsvising plans for track athletics and base-
ball the coming season. 1t may be. too, that tho I'm
stitute will decide to resign from the New York Inter
scholastic A. A. Tho trouble between the association
and the institute dates back to 1890, when the
Football Committe nned the institute 6t6 for for
feiting It's games in the championship series. For
failing to pay up last May Hamilton was suspended.
The question arises whether the institute was SEIZED.
uled 10 play In the series OF that year. Tho students
claim they were not, for the reason that the football
COMMITTEES was Informed that they would not enter q
team. and 9 new schedule was made up without
Hamilton. The committee claimed that q sohedul
with Hamilton included. had boon publihhed. and the
grounds Tor tho game engaged. In speaking OF the
matter, Head Master shaw OF Hamilton Institute
said;
"At the meeting called for the purpose OF arreng.
ing q football schedule for the aertes OF 1895. In.
formed t4e delegates from our school who went to
the meeting not 10 enter unless moro schools than
four or Ave would compete, Owing TO their enthusi.
Asm IN she game, my instructions were ignored. How.
ever. when had found out that the school did enter,
I at once sent a letter TO the Football
Thik letter, somehow, was not delivered, so / sent q
second one to President Tilford. which was received,
end q new schedule gotten up Therefore our school
ga not forfeit = single game. - We were not entered.
Athletic Association refuses % do 80. and In ali prob.
AoilltY ne Institute VIII realsn hoA the organiEA-