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New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

ranged to ride pursuit at the vansburg track
Sunday. but 1t is said that these two men Will IA
the only professionals of any prominence who VIII
be present Tom Cooper is the president OF tha
Riders Association. and he is also the Riders.
representative on the Board Of Control of the Ma
tional Cycling Association. There is no apparsn,
rule IN the National Cycling Association which viii
Vailsburg if they do not wish 70 do so.
Pending the investigation OF his alleged foul
riding at New-Haven on Tuesday night the Board
Of Control OF the National Cycling Association has
suspended George H Collett. He has already had
hearing. and soon as the report Of the referse
and officials is received the case will be decided
plants, claiming that Collett threw them in he
race. 40
The National Cycling Association has allotted
July p the date for the postponed grand crcu,,
meet. scheduled for the Beach track on Wednesday
night.
The latest American success abroad Is that ira
worlds professional road record was broken on a,
American rs: wheel Beauge. the French rider. broks
tne loo-miIe worlds road record Crescent
bicycle The race was ridden in hrs. 81 min ser
the former record being hrs 81 min sec
The Increasing favor with which American nas.
bicycles are being received abroad is each wear
being substantiated by liberal orders from tbs
leading European dealers. The American trade m
vaslons OF Asia in the bicycle line seem to be well
estaoIshed IN so far as Japan is concerned
Thomas Linton. the Welsh champion. sailed FOR
home on the steamship L'Aquitaine yesterday.
Linton has been a sufferer from stomach troubles
and has not been able set in proper racing conii
ton N'-1'
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PICKUP TEAM MATCH AT MoNrCLAIR.

Montcair n. j.. July 1S.-There pickup
team match on the Montclar golf links this al
ternoon with Mrs. r. Pickman captain side
and Miss H. Macpherson captain of the other. The
former by this score
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
CHICAGO
NEW YORK

SsW@York y,9S i-G
Left bases-Chicago s; New-York 8 Two hs
h!ts-kiing. nayner 90, Hickman. CANCEL Three has,
hlt-Green Sacrifice hits-Green Killing. Stolen bascs
chares M strang t2 Double piays-McCormcl and Dex
ter Struek out-By fason. 9. Passed bnll-Klnc nnso
pre-Cunnngham ''''' I'm
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woMEN.s TEAM MATCH AT MoNTc1A1R.

The midweek contest at the Montclair Golf Club
pleasantly varied yesterday by a pick up
team match for the associate members Mrs B.
Hickman and Miss Helen McPhearson acted
captains. each having six other her
side Mrs. Tickman's team won by score Of u
TO 8 Summary:
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THE RECORDS.

New-York Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg; Boston at
81. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati
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'Bnttcd for Ely in ninth inning
Pittsburg ----..-...-l q o o 0 ! q Ga
brookyn q o O q 2 o.
Earned run-Brookyn Two base hits-Keley. KltSon
Sacrifice hit-Davis stolen bases-ciarke. BransHeld.
Double play-Dayis and Ely. First base bals-On
Kitson. 2. Struck out-By Tannehil. .; by Kitson.
Time-1:40 Cmpire-Emslie
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BASEBALL.
CLEVER WORK BY KITSON DOES MUCH
TO DEFEAT THE PITTSBURG TEAM
AFRAID OF BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 6: New-York s. Boston. $; St Louis 2
Brooklyn Pittsburg g. Phila phia. 13; Cincinnati l.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Chicago o. Baltimore. l. Cleveland g. Boston. D.
Washington, s. Detroit 6. Milwaukee, :: Phia phla
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AT MILWAUKEE.

Philadelphia ........O 0 o o O-1
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For other sports see second page,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

Nel-San .b:3I1 6:52:20
The winners were the Muriel the Isolde the
Humma, the Dorwlna, the Possum the Persn-
mon. the Opossum. the Bah and the Nei-San (sail
oVer)
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Totals 81 3 9 27 IL ,.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT cLEvELANl
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
TRAP SHOOTING,

The lovers of the gun enjoyed three hours of pleasure "Wednesday after noon at the old bail park. Several days ago l.. II. Beser received letter from Mir. John Parker, representing The Peters Cartridge Co, of Cincinnati. O., stating that he would be in Forrest City On Wednesday for the purpose of intro- ducing Peters Co.'s famous cartridges, and that he would furnish trap, pigeons and ammunition. The tidings were spread around among the sportsmen, and by the stated time quite crowd of shooters and others from the city and county gathered at the ball park. Twenty.one entered the list. the ma. jority of whom never shot at clay bird before. Many the shots went wild but the experience taught the boys that 1t could be done with practice.
 The Peters Co. uses Kings famons powder, and on this occasion three kinds were used-black. .semi-smokeless and smoSeless The shells are waterproof and the nealest and strong ever seen in this city The shells used were Ref,- rec, League and New Victor. A great variety of guns were used and every body spoke in praise of the quick firing and strength of the shells. Besides the clay birds, targets were used, and m every trial, laurels were added to ths Peters shells.
 The boys enjoyed the sport very much, and while the score is small. it shows promise of the future. The score is as follows, out of Il possible iif- teen.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

Ol.adies Shirt waists in great variety at Brandon x Baugh's.
 Ms Mead Scott was in town Monday shopping and visiting.
 MT. John Marshall spen. n few days in Narlanna this week on business, Hicks Almanac is now on sale at tn. Newsstand.
 Mrs. Walter Taylor. of Linden. was m town shopping Monday.
 Mr. Joln NJ. Nichols is mendino siowly and w. hope will soon be abl. to De out and attending to business.
 Latest Designs in Laces and Elm ofoiueries at Brandon x Bauehs.
 Capt. w. II. Mcdaniel has been cop. nned to his room for several days willl grippe.
 Those desiring first class dental work should call on nr. Stimson. Win be here March 5th for one week only.
 Mir. G. w, Parks. of Nashville. Ten. hessee. arrived in town Monday and ia guest of Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Webb.
 MT. and Mrs. Fletcher Roleson, of Marianna, passed through the city Tuesday enroute home from Augusta.
 Money to loan on improved planta. tons. Geo. r. Taylor & Co.
 Capt. Geo, NJ. Head. of Marianna. was in the city the first of the week. returning home Tuesday.
 T. A. Shaver. formerly of Forrest City, but now of Lansing, Ark spent Sunday in this city.
 Marbles and Tops for sale at the Newsstand.
 Mrs. II. k. Cox, of Haynes. was a pleasant guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. II. Spafkman d few days the past week.
 Dr. Stimson. the Brinkley dentist. VIII be here March 5th, prepared to do all Kind or dental work. All work done with as little pain as possible.
 LosT-One white and liver colored pointer dog. Two dollars and fifty cents reward for information or return of dog 10 Webb x Sanders drug store.
 Rev. J. J. Cornish. the new minister of the Episcopal church. will preach his first sermon OH next Sunday morning. The public is invited.
 Miss Elma Gill of Haynes, was the guest of Mrs. Mabel DavIs Sunday and Monday and WAS among the audience to hear the Schuberts.
 Are you sick? If 80, investigate the merits of Herbine It is n concentra- ted medicine, the dose is small, yet it quickly produces the most gratifying results, digestion improves, the lips and cheeks lose tlieir palor, the eve becomes bright and the step elastic Price, 50 cents. Webb < Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

WebD, John...
 After tue shoot everybody indulged in using tle remainder of the 500 she s furnished, thoroughly convincing them selves of the superiority of Peters aia munition.
 Mr. Parker was untiring in his rn. deayor to please everybody. and lis modest way of txtoIling the merits of the Peters shell carried weight with it. There is no doubt but that this ammn- hilton will be given d fair trial At the trap and in the fields of St. Francis county.
 The sport derived from this impromtu trap shoot has started the ball rul ing toward the formation of trap shooting club, and we are authorized to state that the Peters Cartridge Co. will offtr handsome trophy for the champion shot during the year.
 During the shoot, Mir. Parker gave an exhibition of what he could do wiih a 'gun, aided by Mir. R. c. liailey os Memphis. Both gentlemen are very expert.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
Organize a gun club.

New line of Topsey Hosiery at Brandon X Laughs.
 House paints. stains. floor vsrnish. and ioof paints at Atkins X Horne. Mrs. Tom lInshsll was gracious visitor to the city Wednesday.
 Talk with Vadakin about advertise. 1 ing.
 Mrs. D. F. IIOshaIi. of Franks town ship. was visiting aud shopping in the city "Wednesday.
 Anyone anticipating trip to Chicago or Kansas City should call on Chuctaw agent for rates.
 WANfED-Two good farm hands good wages to right parties. Apply 10 Geo. W. Kirby. Forrest City, Ark.
 According to some inside informa. tion which we have recently received. We are going to have cold Easter.
 Before purchasing ticket to points north, east. west or sonth call on Choctaw agent for rates, connections and quick tune.
 For the l~st new.ground Flow on the market, go to Russell. Graham x Co.
 All those sfavnring the organization of gun clnh. for the purpose of trap shooting. will please leave their names s with l.. II. Belser. at Belser hotel.
 Bear in mind that if you have an ex- tenslve sprisg stock of goods and mer- chandise to dispose Gf little printers ink may be used very proiitably. There ia always danger in using connterfeits of DpWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The Oi iginai is a safe and cpr- tain cnrr for piles. It is soothing and healing salve for sores and all skin diseases. J. II. Dunavant.
 Services will be. conducted at the Baptist church sunday at tn. usual hours. Subject for Ihe morning ser mon will be The Debtor" A. N. Couch, Pastor.
 The clay pigeon shoot Wednesday. in which lot of the 'uld-timers" par. tcipated, has aroused lots of enthusi- asm, and We think the result will be a gun club for Forrest City. Let's organ. ize club.
 For stylish, up-ta-date shoe buy q pair of The Bostonan. made by Smith < Stoughton. and sold in For rest City by Russell. Graham tS Co. There are none better. Mrs. T. c. Folbre went to Memphis Wednesday morning on a short visit to friends. returning yesterday after a delightful Etay, accompanied by her lovely and vivacious daughter. Miss Courtney Andrews. who had spent a fortnight in the Bluff City.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

The latest thing in Belts at Brandon < Baughs.
 N. F. Nertlack. of Newport. was in the city Wednesday buying cot,en. and made very important deal with Pet. tus X Buford.
 Dr. W A. Clark. of Little Rock. ed itor of the Arkansas Baptist. was m ! the city Saturday night, a guest of Ed. and MTs A. N. Couch. Mir. Clark preached at Aarianna sunday.
 Try sack of the Celebrated Alba tross Flour and you will never use any other kind. For sale only by Fus. sell, Graham & Co.
 The ladies are specially invited to tue meeting of old Confeds Monday. March llth. at tke court house. Spv eral prominent speakers will tell of the days ''afore and during the war; Last Friday Will Moore brought in the chamcion dressed pigs of the coun- ty-one weighing 43l pounds and the other bouu;ing the scales at 310 They were bottom fed stock. C. r. Brabic is the hustling agent of the SiLger Manufacturing O., and will sell YOU Singer Sewing Machine cheap-flr cash ar on terms. Leave orders at Chrisco Brothers Store.
 Mr. l.. IL. Bowen. of Newport, has accepted position at the Pearl saloon l and would be pleased to meet his friends and form the acquaintance Of others.
 Miss Mamie Simmons left for Mem phis Tuesday. where she will make hvr home in the future. Many friends will miss the sweet little lady and all wish her happiness wherever she may be.
 Persons who can not take ordinary pills find it Il pleasure to take De Witt's Little Early Risers. They are the best little liver pills ever made. J. II. DuDavant.
 MT. E. A. Armstrong. of Kokomo, Ind, was an interested visitor to the city last week. He is purchasing land than the bottom lands. J. F. Ricketts. of Kob omO, Ind has purchased the Brahic place, near the old fair grounds and has moved his family back to Forrest City. Mir. lsicketts is interested in the great Sl. Francis bottoms.
 For all pulmonary troubles Ballard's Hofehound Syrup, taken in the early stages. proves n certain and sure spp ciiic. It is equally rffectiv- ill cro,Ip and wh0oplng cough. aud 1T used in season prevents the further develop ment of consumption. Price, D aud 50 cents. Webb x Sanders. A pretty calendar is an appropriate 6 and useful ornament for the parlor or sitting room. X most artistic line for 1901 is being closed out at cost at the Newsstand,
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
The Schuberts.

The concert of the Schubert Sym phony Club and Lady Quartette at the opera house Tuesday evening was de- cidedly first-class entertainment in every way. The vocal selections hy the quartette were exceptionally fine. Their voices blended in perfect ha,. mony and it eau be said that each and every one of the Iadles is an artist The instrumental selections were also fine, and the speciality work of the elo- cutiodist, MT. Goodall Dickerman was very much enjoyed. The society folks were out in full force-beapty and galantry on every hand-and we be- lieve the Schuberts were as highly pleased with their audience as theis hearers were with them. It was a high.class, refined entertainment in every respect, such as the Marianna people appreciate and enjoy.-Marian- na Index.
 This excellent entertainment was secured for Forrest City by the Young Mems Club and gave a most enjoyable entertainment at the opera house Monday night.
 The sentiments expressed by the In- dex are those entertained by the. theatre goers here, and everybody ls grateful to the members of the C!u!. for their thoughtfulness in securing the organization. Surely the enter prise of the young men is to be con- mended.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
Q Table Scarfs and Art Linens d Brandon X Baugh's.

Mir. Adolph Chilner is the new snp. ply man at the electric light plant and has charge of the street lights and out side wifeing ard repair work. takes wiring contracts and will see to the pablic's wants. generally, for electrical fixtures. etc.
 FOR SALE A fine Spanish jack Cheap for cash, or good note payable next fall. Apply to James Russell, Forrest City, Ark.
 Gus and Francis Brahic are improv- ing their place down on the Madison road about two miles east nf the city and were hauling brick Wednesday, with which to build d couple of chm- nrys. Ines" young men have recently erected two comfortable houses on the property and are working like Trojans to establish pleasant home for themselves.
 WANTED-Two good farm hands good wages to right parties. Apply to Geo. w. Kirby, Forrest City, Ark.
 Mir. A. NJ Orr. of Mt. Carmel, Ills. :. was in the city a few days last week looking after his immrnsr landed in- tprests in the bottoms. He was accom- panied by Mir Robert Parkinson, d real estate dealer ot the same town. Both of these gentlemen are firm believers Tn the future of St Francis county and are already lhe largest land owners in the county. Mir. Parkinson paid this office visit and renewed his sub scription tO TIE TIMEs.
 Mrs. C. E Eandusen. of Kibourn. Wis. was atll .ctpd with stomach irou. be and constipation for d long time. She says. Fl have tried many pr~para- tions but none have done me the good that Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have" These Tablets are for sale at Webb x Sanders drug store. Price, 25 cents. Samples free. Among the many talented members of E. J Carpenters Ono Vadis'' com pany, none attract more attention than \ beautiful young g'rl named Millicrnt Evans. She Is the daughter of well known clergyman in a large western city. Her undeniabls talent com mands the interest of the audience from her first appearance. and her career will he followed closely by all who witness her charming portrayal of "Eunice" at the opera house Monday, March llth.
 Children often inherit feeble digest i've power and collie of a more nr less severe character results, when food is taken which is at al difficult to digest. Whites Cream Vrlmifng-' acts as a general and permanent tonic. Price, 70 cents. Webb x Sanders.
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 Bear, the /, The Kind ycs Have Always Bought '',s'''' .f INZzNx
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

Examine the Imported Mating at Brandon x Baugh's.
 Examine the w. R. Corset for your. self at Russell, Graham IS Co. It is durable and comfortable; the bones and steels will not push through When you have wern one W. B. you will have no other.
 We learn that Miss Courtney An drews WAS taken suddenly ill yest-r day evening and for a short time the family was very much alarmed over her condition. Ws are glad 10 note. however. that the young lady IS some. what improved at this writing The w. B. Corset. sold exclusively by Russell. Graham & Co.,, comfort ably fits either short oi long waists. The best corset on earth.
 For the next few days the bill col lector will be = humpin things along pretty lively. One of the best reso- lntions a poor man can make Is to live within his means, then the bill collpc tor will be his friend as we'll as all other men.
 Q Nervous children are almost always thin children. The ''ouI door. boy" IS seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer mif1ge is the best preventive of nerv- onsness It strengthens the system and assists to that sort of flesh. whicn creates strength and power of endur. ence. Price, p cents. Webb & san ders.
 E. J. Carpenters grand scenic pro- duction of Quo Vadis, Ethan which no greater snccrss haa eyer haen ae- corded a dramatic representations, VIII be the attraction at the opera house Monday. March Jllh. The stage wall be cleared of all scenery belonging to the house. to make room for sppcia | sets. draprries. perfect copies of furni- tnre. utensils, etc, in use at that period of the Roman Empire. The costumes are historically correct, and the company large and well balanced one The book Quo Vadis" can be had at the Newsstand for 10 cents.
 A powerful engine cannot he run with weak boiler. and we can't keep np the strain of an active life with a weak stomach: neither can we stop the human machine ta mako repairs. If the stomach cannot digest enough food to keep the bndy strong, such a preparation as Kudol Dyspepsia Cure i sholild be nred IL digrsts what you -at and it simpiy can't help ha, do you z cd. J. Il. Dunayant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
See our line of musical instruments LandvOigt & Vadakin.

For timber lands. prairie lands, etc. apply 10 w. II. NewsoIn N Co.,, rea estate agents and surveyors and local representatives land department Choc- taw, Oklahoma & GnIf railroad. Office in county clerks office ii court house Forrest City, Arkansas.
 A nice half-acre building lot, in good location, for sale, Apply at this office.
 Rev. Xenophen Ryland. of Missouri. arrived in the city Wednesday night and IS now holding series of meetings at the Presbyterian church in this city. Dr. Ryland is an able minister and should be given large hearing. during his stay in Forrest City Ser vices begin every evening. promptly at 1:l5 Go to church,
 Millions of people are familiar with DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those who use tlI. m find them to be famous little liver pills. Never gripe. !. II |. Dunavant.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. ". Horne will move into the residence of Mrs. Marguret Hatcher, on the corner of IZard and Garland streets, and MT. and Mrs. G. W. Barrow will return to house keep ing in the dwelling now occupied by the IIornes Ms. Hatcher will board with the latter family.
 WANTED. To buy about 30 or 40 acres of good land within mile of Forrest City. For particulars inquire at this office.
 The most complete dairy wagon ever seen in Forrest City drove up to TIE TIMES office Tuesday. 1t is hand some vehicle, rests low on the springs, has sliding doors and front window on hinges, and is HIS comfortable as la dies boulder. On it's sides is painted, proprietor" Mir, Russell is to be com- mended for this cleanly method in de. livering dairy products.
 Q Headache often results from dis. ordered condition of the stomach and constipation of the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets vii! correct these disor- ders and cure the headache. Sold by Webb & Sanders.
 A loan of $500 for five years will cost sl0.4l per month. Walter German, agent.
 School teachers of St, Francis county who are interested in the State Teach CTS Association of Arkansas and who desire to inform themselves more thoroughly upon it's purposes and ben efits are respectfully urged to confer with Prof. E l.. Spencer. Forrest City Ark. personally or by letter, or D. L. Paisley, president of the Stale Teach CTS Association, of Conway. Ark. either of whom will gladly furnish th. nepdful Information and an abundance of literature spop tue subject.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine m q tastsless form. No cure mo pay. Price soc.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
Stops the Cough and Works off Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinins Tablets cure cold in one day No cure. no pay. Price D cents.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought sisaassrs ssass sss of &zZlsN9

Examine the Imported Mating at Brandon & Baugh's.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

Mir. Adolph Chilner is the new snp. ply man at the electric light plant and has charge of the street lights and out side wireing ard repair work. takes wiring contracts and will see to the pablic's wants. generally, for electrical fixtures. etc.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-01

Mrs. T. c. Folbre went to Memphis Wednesday morning on a short visit to friends. returning yesterday after a delightful Etay, accompanied by her lovely and vivacious daughter. Miss Courtney Andrews. who had spent d fortnight in the Bluff City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-11
why DOES THE INDIAN PAINT?

The fact OF the matter is that every
paint mark on an Indians face is a sign
with definite meaning which other In
dams may read. says Pearsons Maga-
zine. When an Indian puts on his full war
paint. he decks himself not only with his
own individual honors and distinctions
won by his own bravery, but also with
the special honors Of his family or tribe.
He NAV possess one mark OF distinction
only. or many; in fact. Re may be so well
of In this respect that. like some English
noblemen, he is able to don a new dis
tinction for every occasion. Sometimes he
will wear all his honors at one time
Among the Indian tribes IN one desig-
mated by the symbol OF the dogfish,
painted I'm red on the face. The various
parts OF the fish are scattered heteroge-
neously on the surface of the face; the
peculiarly long snout is painted on the
forehead. the gills are represented by two
curved lines below the eyes, while the tail
is shown as cut I'm two, and hanging from
either nostril. When only one or two
parts OF an animal are painted on a mans $
face, IL Is an Indication OF fuferiority /;
when tho whole animal appears even
though IN many oddly assorted parts. the
sign is one OF great value. and indicates
a high rank.
Very peculiar are some OF the honorable
symbols painted on the Indians faces.
There nre hsh flesh aud fowl Of all kinds
dog salmon. devil FISH. stsrfish wood
pockcrs, eagles. ravens wolves. bears sea-
Lions and sea monsters. mosquitoes. frogs.
mountain goats and all manner OF foot.
claw or beak marks-each with a special
meaning of It's own.