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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
Special Excursions via Port Arthur
Route,

Route.
$27,7o Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and return. Tickets on sale July
9th, 18th, August ISt; 9TH and
2Ist. Good returning until 0ctO-
Der 3Ist, with StOpOver at first
Colorado Common Point within 80
days of selling date.
| $4,000 to Atlanta, Ga, and return, ac"
| count of Southern Epworth League
| Conference, Tickets on sale July
23rd and 24th, Final limit leav-
ing Atlanta July 3ISt.
| ST.. 40 to Horatio and return, account Re-
union of Confederates at Norwood
vile, tickets on sale August 40, II
and ~, final limit, August II,
$II.85 Port Arthur and return.
$I5.I5 Galveston and return.
| $z2 IS Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi, Port
land and RockpOrt and return.
$Io 90 Boerne and return.
! $40 70 Comfort and return.
| $2I 90 GahahaI and return.
| Sal 40 Kerrvile and return.
SI4 80 Lampasas and return.
$I2 is Marlin and return.
| $17 rs Sour Lake and return.
SIS 90 VelascO and return.
$II so WOoten Wells and return.
$I4 IS Seabroke and return.
$I4 IS LaPorte and return.
Tickets on sale any day, good to return
80 days from date Of sale.
$4 90 to Mount Mena and return, tickets
on sale any day, good returning Oct, ! i.
So 65 to Mount rlena and return, tickets
on sale any day, good returning five
days from date OF sale.
"a 30 to Baker Springs and return, tickets
on sale any day, good returning Octo-
ber 81.
So 40 Baker Springs and return, tickets
on sale any deg, good returning five
days from date Of sale.
S24 30 Chicago and return, National En-
campment Grand Army Republic, tick.
cts on sale August "A and rs, Good
returning September |, with an exten-
sion of limit by depositing, until Sep
tember 80.
| Sal 65 Ogden and Salt Lake and return.
| $27 80 Minneapolis and st. Paul & return.
$32 IS Duluth and retnrn.
$40 70 Glenwood Springs and return.
Tickets on sale July o, II, August I, 7,
and a. with final limit Of October 81.
Any information In regard to routes,
rates, ETC., for all points, call up the tele-
phone No. I7I, or call on
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
Notice TO WheeImen.

There's positively no need to en-
dure discomfort by reason of chafing
sunburn, insect stings, sore and
perspiring feet or accidental bruis-
es. You forget these troubles in
using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In
fallible for pimples, blotches, skin
eruptians and piles. Sold by Smith
Drug Co. 25c.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

Sam Dunaway, Of the Boyd Drug
Co., Is making a special run on
some of the latest creations in the
way Of soda beverages, as follows;
crushed rose, crushed violet, pista
chic, red currant bisque, blood
orange with phosphate or with one
pure Jersey ice cream DC, See our
menu, be up.to.date and drink at
the only up-to-date fountain in the
city. Boyd Drug Co.
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Phone for Us.

And one of our wagons will call
for your bundle. Modern machin'
cry, expert help, purest washing
materials, mean but one thing
best work. Then if you care any
thing for promptness you will like
our delivery system. We're as
punctual as clockwork-only faster.
Let us call for your bundle.
RALPH Bros. STEAM LAUNDRY.
Phone 250. White wagons
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

The law holds both maker and circula-
tor of counterfeit equally guilty. The
dealer who sells you dangerous counter
felt of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve risks
your life to make little profit. You can
not trust him. DeWitt's is the only gem
uine and original Witch Hazel Salve, a
well known cure for piles and all skin dis
eases. See that your dealer gives yon De
Wits Salve. Boyd Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

Cuts and bruises are healed by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm in about
one-t third the time any other treat
ment would require because of its
antiseptic qualities which cause the
parts to heal without maturation.
For sale by Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath
Karl's Clover Root Tea purlfies the breath
by its action on the bowels, ETC., as moth
ing else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 cts. and so cts.
Sold bv Williams e. Williams,
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the special subject matteroi each Issue to
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MAArIs SHILOH 2

A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
and Consumption; used through the world
for half o century, has cured lnnumerable
cases OF lncipient consumption and re-
lIeyed many In advanced stages. II yon
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

The Hunter Transfer and Storage
Co., have the only safe and conven-
lent rooms in the city, for storage
of your furniture or piano. We
are prepared to store goods of any
kind.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
DO you KNOW

Consumption is preyentableP Science
has proven chat, and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be
cured with Shiloh's Cough and Consump-
tion Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for
over fifty years.
Sold by Willlams& Williams.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

Huddleston Brothers market is
always supplied with everything
usually found in an up-to-date
market, 43
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

Now Is the time to rent a safety
vault box, at the State Bank Of
Texarkana, Convenience and safe.
ty combined. Cd
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29

If your watch needs cleaning OF
repairing take it to Schuster's 2OS
State Line Avenue IL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
Gun Club Shoot.

The weekly Friday afternoon
shoot of the gun club gave the fol-
lowing results, the number of balls
shot at being 25 each:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-29
There's Nothing to
Be Afraid Of f>,-,,,,uus

In purchasing meats Of all kinds here
whether your choice is beef, mutton
lamb or veal, freshness, tenderness,
iuiciness and whOlesOmeness are as
sured quantities every day in the
week, aud every week In the year.
Carefulness in selection and proper
handling and "cutting up" are the
main elements In our business and
we don't neglect them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-20
spring Term.

The spring term % the territorial
normal school at Edmond viii open
open April Q and close June 30. In
addition 10 the regular normal diplo
ma and preparatory courses there will
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q special course OF twelve weeks for
teEchers rhis course will inclu lie all
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and drawing There are no fees and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25

when Frdolln sweryed and bumped into KohnvIeaih,
knocking her on her stride. The foul took place twenty
yards from the wire, but fndohn, who finished
hrsL was not dlsquallned In the nextraoe Buchanan
on Headwater crowded Loves Labor into the fence
ON the far turn. lie finished second 70 Specific and
was set back. place money going 70 Loves lAbot
and show money 70 Eva Rlce. AS q hitting ending OF
the day OF accidents Lady Meddlesome and Gaia.
tIophe both fell al the ntst turn W. Kiley, who rode
who was In the mix up, escaped unlnluIed on
more, who rode Dad Steele, was suspended for thirty
days because Of the accident, but the boys say ne
was on the inside and not 70 blame. Buchanan VAS
nned 800 if rough riding on H~eadwOer. ffond,
the Jumper was the only winning iayortte. sum
mares.
FIst Race Six fuTlongs % watsIplsni, lO5 &C..
Neell. ~ 10 |, won. II NOu.Date, 1906 (Ninkneldh o
70 l, second. Fondo, i0J (buchananl, . TO 2, third'
second Eace Six furlongs Mlny on. 1909 CBu.
chananl, y TO I, won: Mltten, 100 (Kileyl, 80 20 J.,
second; Emma H., 100 CfAleyl, . 70 /, third. TIME
l:l5.
Third Race Steeplechase, short course Frond
1870 "a. Jackson, ! to 5, won; Mir. Dunlap, las (AOS-
ley, 5 10 2, second; lAsi-Fellow, las C. BfoNnl, 20 w
1, Third. lime. 3l512
Fourth Rae Five and q half ~fuflongs ftidolin,
ITO q. Martin, 10 10 o. won; hOhnwfeath, 100 81. I.
Woods to I, second; la DESTROYS. ITO buchanan
10 TO l, third. Time, 1919.
FIFTH Race one mile - Specific. l04 CIslleyL
8 10 !, won, HeadwAter, III buchanan, to 0, sec
ond, Loves IAbour, l04 Gilmore o 10 2, third, Eva.
Rice, III q. Martini, v TO 2, fourth. Time, l4l "a
Headwatef disqualified for foul,
Sixth Race One mile and a sixteenth Hood
Brigade. w CTAlleyl, . 10 2, won: Highland Lad, no
alexander. l3t to |, second, NhAtNeAt, lO7 q. Mar.
TIM 10 10 !, third. Time. l.IsJi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25
BIG DEMAND FOR GOOD HORSES.
High Prices Onered. but the Proper Kind
Seems to lie Scarce.

Dealers in heavy harness horses say that
with the advent of cooler weather there Is an
increasing demand for coach and carriage horses
high acting cobs and heavy teams Of the trot-
ting bred variety. The fact that the best class
OF carriage horses are scarce while the demand
Is greater than II has been for several years
will tend TO advance prices on good stock.
The boom in horsefesh. which really started
three years ago and has been growing yer
since. caught breeders short, During the de-
pressed state OF the market they practically
quit breeding and at present the demand is
greater than the supply for the proper Kind Of
animals. The same Is true Of the light harness
trade. A really good. sound trotter or PAGER
will bring almost any price. They are being
sought for in every breeding centre Of the
country. One of the buyers for the Austrian
market. who recently arrived In Ills country,
expressed himself as being much discouraged
at the outlook.
There l. no use in my trying to get hold
Of the quality Of horses which would nav me
TO ship t. Europe. he said, They bring higher
prices here at present than | could possibly
get for them IN Austria. IL Is not Ike 1t was
i've or six or even three years AGO. Then we
could got fast %trotters with or without rcCords
at from 81 to IS per cent. less than | can got
the same class Of horses for to-day. They are
hard TO get at any price now"
Speedwavs and revived interest in road
arc directly reeponsihle for this activity
In the horse business and It Is expected TO be
permanent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25
Turf Notes.

The clearanc, sale OF the formidable. Fl~eischman
string Is set for oct 4
John r. SchorT has p~urcha,cd by private treaty
the three yrar-old Kitchener, He l. black colt by
Himyar-Lhdy Agnes, ard has an engagement I'm the
STANDARD Stakes to morrow.
Fayorites and their followers found their pAth pretty
fun Of thornS al Gr1yeSend yesterday Matters went
smoothly In tn n II and fourth races. but all tho other
choices finished Ou'Sid' tn money, tXcept Rockton.
who nnishtd = very cose Third In the PArkvllle
The ltemlled account Of receipts taken In at Graves.
end last Friday for the Galveston benent was footed
UP yesterday in Secretary hclntyte'S once and
showed returns OF ss.423pi To this sum The
Brooklyn Jockey Club added q sneclAl contribution OF
$500. bringing the gross tot ~ close & $500.
old Kinn,kinic caused widespread merrimen, by
stopping abruptly In front ~ the Stewards stand On
his way TO the post and refusing T. bulge an inch 'or
board and all the surrounding details, lie only gave
IN thlnking wh"n II was too late TO win.
S c. HIdteth must have found matter a Irinr SLOW
At Gfavesend. There wa, not a single selling race on
the card up to the closing event, but then he rose To
THE occA sion and eft On happy In the possession OF
another h, tse. II T. sad he plates a Southern
and western campaign during the on season hese-
hbOutS
LEXINGTON. SEPT tA-Thtee of the candidates for
the SO, 900 Fu'urty. u be itotIed during the October
meeting Of the kentucky 1TOtiing Horse breeders
Association. arrived today Thsy are: Foreno md
Nobel from the Walnut STA Die and Iva Dee. for which
Tho string Of Congressman Price from hi, Glover Bot
tom Farm. Tennessee, headed by his TODD two year
Old Summer Morn, was also among the arrivals
Several other stables ut In, running the total mum
her 'pf hot,es up tn forty. silver wilkes s.iltl.
entered Ia the Transylvanis Stakes. IL also here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25
M4xEY IONG LEAVES CoLUMBTA.
Crack Sptintcr Decides to Give Up His
studies and Go Into Business.

Ma1ey Long, the phenomenal Splinter and
quarter-miler. has left Columbia University.
Capt. Dana Of the Varsity track team made the
announcement last night and said that Longs
parents had decided that II was better for him
20 20 into bushes than continue his studies.
Ions has been a student at Columbia for three
years and in that time he has made himself
famous as an athlete the world over. Only the
other day Long won three ChamJ ion,!ips H.
Canada al 100. 221 and 40 yards. A. the recent
A. A. L. championship meeting he de-
feated Dury. the crack Georgetown
sprintnr. nj 10 yards In 10 sec
ondz Fat. In ENGLAND last summer he won
the quarter-milo championship and captured
various other short distance events throughout
Great Britain. In Scotland no lowered the
quarter-mile record for that country TO 20 as
seconds on a heavy track and WAS pronounced
BY exports the greatest American sprint-r secn
on the other side since Tho visit Of the lGto Lon
MYERS.
Long also won innumcrable laurels in the
Paris championships aud was the only visit
Ing American who was not In any way affected
bv the climate In the intercollegiate meet
ing last spring Long was defeated by Dixon
Boardman Of Yale In tho Qu1rteT-mile event
In fast time Long will make bis final bow
AZ the games Of the New York A. c at Travers
Island next Saturday, when he Will attempt
TO lower Lon Myer,'S record OF asa seconds
for a quarter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25
sTKAM WAGON THE WINNER.
s. T. Davi. OF This city the star OF tho AUTO
lists at Trenton.

Automobile racing as a sport appeared yes
terday at Trenton 10 the frst-day programme
Of the Interstate Fair. There have been races
at Newport Chicago. Guttenberg and
other places prior to YESTERDAY, but ao-
cording TO reports they have hardly
furnished sport. because the victor has
simply run away from the others. There has
a. yet not been devised any handicap
ping system 10 ~eQualize the chances Of
the machines OF different horsepower, and
a machine Of a certain horsepower stlll
starts from scratch and runs against another
Of twice the horsepower. 1t did not
seem that under such conditions anything
in the way OF genuine srort was likely to re-
suit but the events Of Yesterday proved other
wise and automobile racing clearly cleft for
Itself a place ia the sports Of the future There
we're two ten-mile races on the programme and
in both there was as hot a Ompntition az a true
sportsman would care to see.
ST.Davis with his steam racing wagon was ths
star OF the occasion. II was the same wagon that
finished second in the nfty-miie race On Long
the card. only five Of which were run. Davis
started in three events and won each OF
them. A: c. Bostwick. ne young miLiona,re
big French racer. He haG a new ~trIcyoe. fresh
from Paris and an American gasolene machine.
He ran second In the three 4 he four events in
w." ~ FN'a N.NH ."N 50. 'H1N N~' = 1901
fight aud took his de eat in .ucg asportsman-
ikp manner that he WIS rather the hero of tn,
grand stand, although unconscious OF 1t and
Indifferent. About 1900 persons watched the
track events and the country fair specially uel-
formances with which they were interlarded.
Summary:
Gasolene Vehicles-Five mles-Won BY A @. BoSt-
wick, Automobile Club Of America Percy owen, New
York. second Time. II minutes IS 25 seconds
Steam NehicieS-FIyr miles-Won by S, +. Davis.
Jr. New York; W. n. Hall, Bridgeport, second
Time, II minuteS q seconds.
TTIcyclcs-Ten miles. limited purSuit-Won by G
s. Henshaw, Brooklyn: a. c Dostwick, A. @ A.
sccoud. Distance, TWO miles Time, ; minutes as ! 5
seconds,
Ten. Mile ChampionShip-Open 10 winners Of events
z. ) and Two by s. I. Davis, New York. a. G.
Boslvick, New York, SECOND; Percy owen, New
York, third. Time. - minutes 2ui9 seconds
Reserved Race Ten miles, open only to members OF
the Automobile Cluhof America Won by 5. Davis,
New YORK: A. c. BOsiW'cA. New YORK. second; Percy
owen. New YORK. third Time. - minutes 40
seconds
Five Mile Exhibition On = tricycle. by C. S Hen
shaw Against R~ccDrG-RccOfd. 7 minutes 80 l5
seconds, Henshaw, S minutes ~ seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25
At Win dsor.

Sept 24.-The eleventh week OF tho
continuous racing meeting at " ndsof opened to-day
with a good attendance, favorable weather and II fair
track. Sum mares:
First Race-One mile and al eighth-St Sulpics,
l06 lbooket, 8 10 o, won: Charley Estes, lO5 lAkeri,
: 10 |, second Loeb fyne, lO3 lRobertsonl. 0 TO J..
third. Time. l:56l2
Second ~Rsce-Fiye and a half iuriongs-Ssga
city, l05 (Nelsonl, IL to 8 won Lady Kent 81
Robertson, 5 20 /. third. Time l:O5h
Third RACe-Five furlongs-1he CoVenanter, i0S
McQuadri, . 10 /, won, Quibo, iO4 CParmJ, is 20 J..
second; The Bronze Demon, 1917 Lynch, : 10 l.,
third. Time, l:u2s
son. 4 to 5, won: Old Mike, l0l tAkeT, a TO /, sec
ond; Sir FitEhugh, 100 tBoOkeT), ) 10 ?, third. Time,
l;42i.
Fifth Race SIX and q half furlnngs-Ear fonso,
iOl Aver, { to |, won Laura @. G., o. tWonderlyl,
IL To /, second Miss Redwood. lO7 Ross, even,
third. Time, 1921.
sixth Eac"-One mile and 20 y~ards-oliye order.
o. DWondsrly. even, won; Chanton. lO3 tMcQuadel,
8 to |, secOud Prince Zeuo, lO2 lAker. s TO ., third
Tine Ia