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Evening star., 1898-01-19
SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE.
To Encourage the Propagation OF
Game and Game Fish.

The League of American Sportsmen was
organized in New York yesterday. the aim
of the association being Ito promote good
fellowship among sportsmen, to foster in
the minds Of the people a love cf nature
and of natures works, to encourage the
propagation of game and game fish and
the restocking of game fields and public
waters"
state county and municipal authorities who
aim al similar ends.
The officers of the league are:
President G. o. Shields, New York: vice
presidents, DIR. c. Hart Merriam, Washing
ton, d. c.; E. S. Thompson, New York;
w. A. Richards, Cheyenne, Wyo.; w. T.
Hcrnaday, New York; A. A. Anderson.
New York; secretary, Arthur F. Rice. Pas
sale, N. j.: treasurer, F. C. Hyatt, New
York
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Mt. Pleasant A. c. Election,

The annual election of officers Of the
Mt. Pleasant Athletic Club was held last
night. The result was as follows: Presi-
dent, VIM F. Holmead; vice president,
Robert H. Young; secretary, Geo. w. Cox,
jr.; treasurer, Harry c. Snyder. These Of
hcers, with the following newly elected
directors, form the board Of governors
of the association: Messrs. P H. Fitzhugh
VIM. g. O'Dwyer, H. j. Warthen, Geo. l..
Fisher, Kendall O'Dwyer, S. Maurice Ap-
pleby, J. H. Hess
Evening star., 1898-01-19
PRoTEcTl9N FOR BOSTON.
Tract on Cushing Hill to BE Used fol
Fertilization.

A special to the New. York Tribune from
Boston says: A largo tract. of land on
Gushing Hill. Hull, belonging to the Bat
terry Heights Land Company. has been sold
by Charles Howard Smith to the United
States government on private terms for
fertilization purposes. The total area is
347,74S square feet. Batteries located at
these points would command a full view of
the harbor and Massachusetts, Bay, while
an auxiliary battery on Paddocks Island,
which. by the way, has also been purchas-
ed, would cover Broad Sound, the Narrows
and Nantasket roads.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Bierbauer Getting in Shane,

Louis Bierbauer, the great second base
man, who was sold by Pittsburg to ST.
Louis last season and then would not play
ball, is getting in shape for this season at
Erie, Pa. He is running, punching the bag
and is in fine fettle and says he is going to
play ball this season, but declines to say
where.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Medal for Prof. NeNcOmb.

The Bruce gold medal of the Astro-
nomical Society of the Pacific has been
awarded to Prof. Simon Newcomb OF
Washington. d. c., for his distinguished
services to astronomy. This is the first
award of the medal
Evening star., 1898-01-19
TWO NOTABLE DEALS.


The recent Baltimore-Park match for the
A. W. L. trophy at Baltimore was won by
Park on its big gains on boards i3 and a..
when Park gained 4 and 8. respectively.
A study of these hands and the way they
were played is a valuable whist lesson in
itself. They follow:
DEAL NO. 43
Trump, Spades 8. Leader, West.
The Hnnds
North. East. South. West.
Spades. S73 AEQu4 965 Jl02
Hearts. OJS143 1862 ABS
Clubs. A1O 654 80 kQJS3 72
DIANE 'ds 109S SO X Gu AGA 2
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Going TO ..KIondikes s'

If you are thinking Of going to Klondike
this spring get copy of The Evening Star
Almanac and Handbook. for 1893, which
will tell you just what you want to know:
$50 pages. At all newsdealers. Price, q
cents.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Carpets, MattinEs, Rugs In q Sale.
Noses great clearance offers unheard OF
values In noor coverings. y and 11th sts.-
Advertisement
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Spinks Defeats Schafer.

Spinks defeated Schafer last night in the
second game of the eighteen-inch balk line
tournament in Chicago. The score was
26O to 139. The "Wizard" had evidently
mislaid his magic wand, for he was utterly
unable to control the balls, missing shots
that would have been easy for an amateur.
Won der Abe is Not in 1t.
ST. LOUIS. January 19.-Chris Won der
Abe, it is said, has no official connection
whatever with the Sportsmans Park Club
having resigned as director when he was
appointed trustee. B. s. Muckenmuss is
now president, and he says he will run the
financial end of the club, with Tim Hurst
as manager Of the ball team, the coming
season, unless Trustee Won der Abe should
dispose of the property.
Said Mr.. Muckenmuss: THE affairs of
the club are now in better shape than they
have been for years. All Of our creditors
have agreed to a settlement Of their claims
on the basis we offered them. Trustee
clean bill Of sale.~ His place on the board
Of directors will be taken by a well-known
business man..
Basket Ball Tonight.
A game of basket ball in the District
League series will be played tonight at the
w. L. I. armory by the teams Of the Mount
Pleasant Athletic Club and the Light In
fantry.
The Corcoran Cadet and the Interior De-
partment basket ball teams will meet to-
night at the Globe building for a game in
the National League series.
The American Sporting Manual.
A most Interesting compilation. the Amer
ican Sporting Manual, has been issued by
the Daily Racing Form Publishing Com
pany Of Chicago. It II q valuable. up-to-
date compendium OF records. and q mine
OF rules and statistics, compiled and edited
by recognized authorities.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Table No. z.
Baltimore North and s


DEAL NO. A.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

Mrs. i. i. Ramsey, of Memphis. has
been visiting her mother and other rela-
ives and friends in town several days
| his week.
NJ. Lowenthal, of Memphis, was in
town Wednesday enroute 10 Mariana.
While here he was guest of the family
of a. Meyer.
Julius Feist. of Memphis, has ac-
cepted situation with Sol Lewis. He
is "A hustler, clever gentleman and we
extend him welcome.
Capt. J. w. Beck returned Friday
from a visit to friends and relatives in
Georgia. He left his family at Cleve.
land, Tennessee, where the children
will attend school.
For SALE-Five English Berkshire
males. two months old. Subject to
registration. Ready for delivery at
81 30 each, CASH. Joel f. Wynne,
Forrest City, Ark.
Enter the store of w. L. Sanders and
there you will find a neatly kept stock
of all kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Satisfaction guaranteed as to
quality and prices.
Lyman. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Ashwortb, has been critically i'll
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.
Davenport for several days with cholera
infantum. He is improving.
A white woman, of good character
and without children. willing to do
any kind of homework, can get a per-
manent home, at good wages. by leay-
ing her address at The TIMES Office.
Chas. Mier of Mcdaniel and a mem.
Der OF Co. III, 2nd Ark. Vol, who is
here on furlough, is sick and was I'M
able to return at its expiration. APP
| plication was made for an extension.
Coroner Gaines and Editor Vadakin
went fishing last Saturday. Their luck
is best illustrated by their musings:
I'VE iished until the light was growing dim.
We fished The stream till the moon was high
but never a fish came wandering by.".
Mrs. j. ID. Baugh has been in Omaha
several days this week, is now enroute
home, and is expected TO arrive to-mor-
| row or Sunday. She has enjoyed her
visit and been greatly benefited
thereby.
Mrs. J. b. Nicely and daughter ar
rived from st. Louis Monday. enroute
to their home in Little Rock. They
will remain a few days the quests of
the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Durborow.
That dark brown taste and lorrid
breath you have i'm the morning is
caused by an inactive liver. Some
medicines relieve for while; others
for few days, but Herbine cures. At
ID. T.. WebD's.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30


Squire ]. J. Ables. of Colt. was IL,
town and pleasant visitor on tie
South side Tuesday.
1t is rumored in town that Lieut..
Chas. r. lZard has resigned. We can
not confirm the rumor.
Bring us chickens, eggs. wood. corn.
bay or other produce TO pay your sub
scriptlon to TIE TINES.
Glen Parks, OF Nashville. Tennessee.
has accepted situation with his uncle.
ID. G. Webb, of this city.
"Shinn's History of the American
People" ito close out our stock-one
dollar each. Newsstand
Stevens Bros hearse went to Wynne
Tuesday, where it was employed in the
funeral Of Mrs. Hamilton.
Her many admiring friends are
sorry to hear that Mrs. M. l.. Gillian s
health continues precarious.
r. ID West went to Palestine Sun
day. We expect there is tender at.
traction Whereabouts for him.
Farmers Delight-the best Potato
Plow and Cultivator in the world, for
sale by RUSSELL, Graham & Co.
Wood delivered to any part of the
city. IS cts. per load by L. w. Barrow.
Office over J. w. Beck & Co.'S.
You can get good square meal, a
good lunch, or delieacies in any style
at the -Four Hundred" saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. {. Wilson were trad
Ing in town yesterday. and the latter
Was pleasant caller at our office.
The future is uncertain. but If you
keep your blood pure with Hoods Sar.
saparilla you may be sure of good
health.
The attorneys are busy. preparing
for the November term of Chancery
court. which will convene OH the first
Monday.
j. F. Ricketts,, of Madison, was in
town Tuesday on business. He has
one of the prcttest potato patches in
the county.
The name of II. G.. Dye appears in
the announcement of the staff of Cot.
j. w. Colquitt, commissioner of state
lands, elect.
Miss DeVelling, Rollwage returned
home Saturday from Hot Springs after
la delightful aud beneficial visit of
three weeks.
It's pleasure to do business with a
lirst-class house. Il. G.. Folbre & Co.
sell the best goods. and they treat you
cleverly. at all times. They invite
your trade.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

Prof. J. w. Penick has closed his
school at Burnt Cane. and has dunned
reportoral harness on the st. Francis
County Democrat staff TIE TIMES
extends him welcome and n sincere
wish that his path may be all strewn
with roses.
The Catalogue of Crowley Ridge In
stitute. Just issued from the press OF
Bandvoigt 81 Vadakin. is the handsom-
est piece of book work which has ever
been turned out of printing Office in
this county. 1t IS credit to the board
Prof. Williams. the district. and to the
printers. We are proud of It.
There is no pain or discomfort when
Tabler's BuckeYe Pile Ointment is
used. relieves that itching increased
by scratching. 1t is prepared with
scientific accuracy and professional
knowledge. and is the kind that cures
blind, bleeding itching and protruding
piles with no pain or loss Of time. At
ID. c. WebD's.
w. L. Sanders has purchased the
Powell Bottling Works in this city and
will continue the business under the
style of The Sanders Bottlng Works.
The plant is located at his store house,
and he will supply the trade with Soda
Waters, Ale, etc., etc. Prompt atten-
ton will be given all mail orders, and
your patronage is invited.
An offer has been made, and the city
and county now have IL chance to get
the Court house lot graded for $50.
This 10 nnnotHara1 he -,
figure. 1t might be that the city could
DO the work cheaper with its own
crew. AT any rate the best and cheap
est way should be determined and the
work accomplished at once.
+. l.. Vadakin will spend several
days III St. Louis next week to buy the
Fall and Holiday goods for Landvoigt
" Vadakin. They will, as usual, have
full line of Standard and Juvenile
Books, Games and Novelties He will
also visit his home folks in Illinois for
few days and attend the wedding of
his niece, Miss nellie Townsend.
L. c. Ring. who pulls throttle on
the Little Rock & Memphis, was in
town for part of two days the first of
the week, to visit friends, He was an
admiring visitor at the Court house
Monday morning, but he just went to
see the Court house. He didn't have
amy business up there. AT least that s
what he said when we asked him.
L. Ii. Barker. of Hines county Mis-
sissippl. has accepted the position of
principal accountant in the counting
room of j. W. Beck Il Co. Mr.. r,
comes to Forrest City with highest rec.
ommendation, socially and commerce.
ally, and THE TIMES commends him
TO this people and extends him cor
dial welcome.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

Mrs. Elizabeth Miers died Sunday
morning at 7:30 O'Clock at her home on
the Mcdaniel place at Bonair, of con.
sumption, age IS years, | month and
IL days, and was buried the same day
AT O'Clock in the afternoon at the
Yocona cemetery. She was the wife
OF Peter Miers, the machinlst. and be-
SIDES him, leaves large family of
children. They have our sympathy in
their bereavement.
Mrs. c. F. Hinton and two daughters.
Bertha and Letha, and Miss Celia Fin
ley, OF Wynne, were in the city Sunday
on visit to relatives and friends. and
were the guests of Squire and Mrs Z.
ID. Boyle. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Stuart Waitman. of New Madrid.
Missouri, who is a sister of Miss Finley.
They spent very pleasant day here,
and returned Sunday evening accompa-
MED by Miss Leila Brown, who will
spend week visiting in WyDDe.
The Misses Rollwage and Miss Dell
Montgomery. of Wynne, who is their
guest for few days. went to Mariana
to-day to witness the game of base ball
and attend a grand ball to be given
there to-night.-Forrest City Times.
Miss Mont gomery visits a great deal
and wherever SHE goes is the guest of
The best people in the community. Her
popularity Is unreasonable. her excel
lence and teauty without superior.
The Misses Rollwage are among the
lovliest ladies who visit Wynne. Gross
County Democrat.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

| Col. Geo. III. Sanders, of St. Louis.
mas been IN town several days on BUSH
ness lie used to practice in our courts
and is well known to citizens here as "A
lawyer, having resided here number
of years.
Is your child puny. peeked and peev-
ish! Does 1t have commissions? If 80.
It has worms. Whites Cream Vermj-
fuge is the only safe cure. Every bot
lie is guaranteed to bring worms, 25c.
! Sold by d. e. Webb.
The Memphis quarantine will be
| slightly relaxed tomorrow. and after
the usual decentralization and red tape
! proceedings, an affidavit or two, and
some other things, one may go there
| from n0n-infected districts.
| Cards have been issued announcing
| the marriage of Miss Maggie III. West,
daughter uf air. and Mrs. j. b. West
OF near Palestine, to Mr. Mark f. Var
brough, Wednesday afternoon, October
18th. 1908, at their residence.
The many Forrest City friends of
John NJ. Daggett, of Mariana. are
grleved to learn of the sudden death of
ihis beloved wife. which occurred Sat
urday. and extend him their sincere
sympathy in his great bereavement.
Il. l. HUMPHREYS, of Madison. and
member of Company Ii End Arkansas
volunteers, is at home ON "A l5-days
furlough. He reports all the Forrest
City boys getting along nicely. and
that they expect to go 20 Cuba shortly.
Mrs. d. G. Wall. of Paragould, and
Miss Grace lIornsby, little Rose
and Editor w. A. II. Mcdaniel, of
Wynne. were In the city Friday even
ing for Il few hours, enroute home from
Little Rock, and were very pleasant
guests of ye editors and family.
1t is not what manufacturer says
about his own medicine that cures a
patient. but what the medicine does.
Billiards. IIorehound Syrup does the
work and does it well. 1t cures coughs
and colds in IA day. It's healing, sootI.
ing and quieting. DC and SOC at ID. G.
Webb's.
At Il meeting of the members of the
Baptist church Wednesday night Eds.
w. III. Paslay and w. JAS Robinson
were elected as delegates, and Squire
j. b. Sanders and j. L. Fondren as al
ternates. to the Mt. Vernon Baptist
association, which convenes at Poplar
Grove on Friday before the third Sun
day in October.
"a .
Bear. the The Kind You Havs Always Bought
Signature ss &H2zzZm
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-30

Prof. 4. &. Nall, of Kentucky, has
secured the principally of the Wheat
| ley High school, which will commence
next Monday.
Jim lizard has accepted a situation
with Sol Lewis. He is 4 hustler. and
has lots of friends who will certainly
give him call.
J. II. Collier left for San Antonio
| Monday. He carries with him the
| high esteem and best wishes of this Ell
tire community.
| Sol Lewis and assistants have been
busy for several days opening his new
stock in the McCrary building. He has
IA handsome store.
Judge Cowan has purchased the coal
for the Court house and it is being put
| into the basement. 1t cost go cents
| per ton ut the nine.
c. Y. Carter, foreman of W. III.
Coleman's camp at Cicalla, was in
town Wednesday and pleasant caller
at The TINES Office.
Il. G. Folbre & ca. are selling the
celebrated J. T.. Barnes Mountain
Whisky at 81 90 per gallon. n word
to the wise Is sufficient.
w. J. Lanier left Monday for Ann
lia:b Dor, Mich. to complete his studies
in the law department OF the celebrated
university at that place.
The Board of Equalization of this
m hus Ns.F or Ian
late assessment. So far they have
had no meeting this mouth.
George Walker and family went to
Goodwin Friday to visit the bedside of
his nephew. who is quite sick. They
returned Monday afternoon.
Ed. j. d. Barnett and mother. Mrs.
Anna E. Barnett, of Little Rock, are
visiting in the city. and are guests of
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Prewett.
Quorum court will meet Monday
Magistrates are requested to be pres
ent promptly, as there is important
business demanding their attention.
Miss Fannie Winfield went to pales-
tine yesterday To arrange the prelimi-
ioita W tilr opriliiiS VI oCubbt al ttdt
place Monday. 1t will be in lier charge.
Mrs. j. A. Glover. of Little Rock,
was in town several days the first of
the week visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. NJ.
Cotton, an other relatives and friends.
GA y ToHIA.
Bears the >Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
A. ~
signature as NexNZzltZ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Neu-Ynrk. Fehruary 3. ls9

New-York February 2. 1903
BEEvEs-R-cep's My I car. or % head Nothims
doing In live cattle Of importance teehg geueraiy
firm Dressed beet steady at 7Gsite per n fr poor 70
prime city dressed native sides Cables from onaon ari
Liverpool quoted American steSrs at 10 & ernort.
fAIVE S-Racaipfs $50 head 81 direct and 10 70 De
,old-i2o az Jersey City and p at Sxtieih-st Inc ma
strong Yesterday. The pens were cIestsa' y CIV
ordinary 70 cool yeals sold Sass 80 pc" 100 10 cy
dressed veas nrm ilal2isc per 10 country IgeSsa
firm at 7i4qlisc dressed grassers Guoabe al 6gi',c'
saes-M Collins: Virginia calves. 1872 n average. at
S per r.: 81 DO lis ~ az So DO lo 10 az -
do $50 10. at s. 80 d. III 10 at 81 % do' o's TO-
s sanders: veals Iae II. at IS So Do. 100 70. "
81 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts. Including ~ cars direct
T. butchers were % cars. 4o3l head. making with
the stock carried over from Yesterday total OF - car
feeling n anything trlfe better man YESTERDAY.
but prices quoaby stronger. ana the close Vas
qu.et with unsod. Poor TO prime sheep sod AZ
So 50aSi IS per 100 10 price for decoad 10 an .x
mutton. 7QSc per no dressed lambs I2g3 &C
Saes-McPhe- Co.; lS3 Buffalo am 81 10 aver
warnings ~ h. IS. d.. 81 H. at 81 90: spring
s sanders: 10 State lambs 50 10. At So 90. State
sheep. 100 10. - -. > do. - n, az ~ a.
Newton Co: 20l Buffalo lambs. s. n. a. SO -
: Judd & Co: 9i Bun 40 lambs. at 50 10; Buffalo
II W WIZ san so7 Ohio lambs IS ~ a, SO 81
II r. Hollis: 2l5 buffalo lambs y N. a. s62't; ia
do 50 10 al SO 22i7 Stat do - n. at 50
". Collins - Ohio-f4i Territory sheep i32 10 al - -
on sale quoted nrrn 81 i5GsI 10 100 II; country
dre ssed hrrn az 4i2pGitc per II.
saes-Hume Mullen tste yesterday: l2S stat. hogs
H. IT, Hollis date yesteida) SO state hogs. ial II.
81 10. roughs. 80 n. at So 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

ent area Of New-York City, about so OF whom may oe
considered strictly wholesale dealers This large group
formed before the mentioned Interruptions anne ana
when dull time sets IN. with staggering recepts 70
handle the hay trade becomes psrplexirg business iou
outlook? think present top prices can nc
ned until receipts b. regular again, out as 70
what then may cannot predict: but u Goes noI
seem possible that worse tine than January gave .s
could hA up We quote: Hay large bales per
ico N. 75' No invoice lots. 100 10 GIaa'OS no
per 100 ~ CO.. 1G1ac No per 100 NJ $3.50 shipping
100 ". $50 ioc: inferior ~ gradeess per 100 10 s
81 mixed 100 10 4Jdi0c. clover per 10 10
i5c: salt meadow rer 100 NJ iVai 5c: small or
sooner bales should he 2isc less than large bales
900. .STrAWVith small receipts long rye straw SYM
pathzes with hay. and sitter range quoted al nos'
t0dJ1c 100 n is quoted. with seectons
~ 10 Tie run upon the quality Is moderate
Other freely The light receipts permit Oat
straw prime order quoted 35Gi0c The Official record
the Produce Exchange q receipts Of hay IN tons q.
n.or today Hudson River Railroad 80: Erie 10;
Pennsvivana 20. Delaware. I.sckawanna and Western.
100. West shore 60: Lehish Valley. 90 Central OF New
Jersey 90: total, $50 receipts Of straw 10 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

a, The close wa. M. Nav opened at H5 cents.
sold between p5 9i cents and closed at oi, cents
February naly os cents all day Liverpool con-
trLued good deal the break II closed 2ald lower
''rhe Corn Trade News cahled that Liverpool looked
,oppv" Tho same authority said India shipments would
show an increase and that the ION passage statement
would also Increase Paris Of slightly Large North
western receipts had much with the weak feeling
herc-403 Minneapolis and Duluth. against 81
last year Elevator people reported offerings in North
Dakota treer II was said considerable purchases
have been made OF 40 Northern wheat In the Dakoas
10 come % this market ~ primary points there were
436 600 bushels 229 600 bushels year ago Ihere
vera liberal 600 bushels. Beerbohm re-
ported in the European visible for January OF
35-G 600 bushels predicted the clearsnces from
both coasts FOR the week on Friday might would chow
almost 1000 900 bushels. These we're the extent OF the
hull HELMS ArEentins news very bearish. Buenos
As cable reporting an mSH .s S IN tine ssn IN the
pt ST. Louis was a seller. There was SOM selling
which credited TO Baker-a l9ns ne, ne Ee''Ts
H~htas a. M close The Price Current said the cold
Very slnal county rsiiy =, about u cen, started
most OF the shorts in At tine the advance was
nert The close was about !. wednesday May
opened at 2Ss. certs sod between 2s. and 29'.g2o.
ornys from the West were partly Que 10 me deiay OF
cepts here wer, $40 with 2o estimated for FRIDAY
Liverpool isGisd lower seaooard eleaFances wers
wheat also sad that Argentine promise wa. 70,
a mammoth Yield An l1cluPn- Jay was ~,
~ cents over May, good deal OF nay
49, turned 10 Tulv. Letter bought corn.
Tier. was some export business In oats-22oWo
hshc. by one concern NewYok reported i6s 600 bush
ole 90 NAV sold from 23-s 2ih cents and closed at
2.q2i cents Receipts we're lSi cars tie estiinte or
r.,,ssv Ia5 car. Letter bought Patten bought
t-isarances were $40 900 bushela W,
provs,0ns were strong Ignoring tie wheat break PORK
va. m 10 cents. lard and ribs. pa 70 cents Inere
were only IS 900 hogs. Prices az ne Yards wee W % 10
49,. hcner The estimate FOR Friday vas 20 600 The
ou,s AZ nrovislon trade has wondaru.lv Increased.
a., ~ curh 'nits' On MAY wheat cl7aat al 03 cents
IN ~ oS.. 7o3i, cents pats" July were s3's
..,si." SIS, cents Puts May were %
cents: calls" 2S7s d2o cents.