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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-20

Tacoma '47 rs .62TOakland ..3s 81 5O7
Los Angeles..9 IS 81 NISSAN Fran -...SS ~ 40
The King Of Tacoma town descend
ed upon Recreation Park yesterday and
gave >it cut that he would make it
four straight from the Commit
ers. But the Jungle Monsters could
not even go four straight rounds with
lead. The Commuters played base
ball that is unheard of in the bush
league and Mike got second coin Score
Oakland 3, Tacoma 2
Never in months has such a variety
Of ginger been expended by the talent
as was yesterday. The fans also
chimed in at odd moments and alto
gether it looked like a game for the
championship of the world There were
no dull moments in the battle and
every run that came in was the result
Of some labor.
DIR. Moskiman pitched an elegant
game. 1t was through his steady work
that the Tigers were kept away from
that rubber on many occasions.
Thomas also had the Indian sign with
him for most Of the game. but one Of
those fatal bases on balls was dis
pensed by him in the seventh round
and that broke up the game right
there.
The fielding was fast, four swell
double plays being made during the
first four rounds of the contest Oak
lands inf1eld played some magnificent
baseball. Francks and Schlahey worked
together in grand form and got every
thing that happened to be clouted in
their direction.
Both teams broke in with a run in
the first round. Sheehan walked for
the Tigers and SKINNED around to
third on Nordyke's single past first.
Lynch's out put him in. Francks tore
off a safe one for Oakland and got
around TO third on a wild pitch. Dun
leavy's inf1eld out let Buck register
the first one for the Commuters.
Again in the fourth they were both
there with one. Truck Eagan lifted
out a two-cushioner to the center field
fence and got away with a daring piece
of base running when he scampered to
third while F'rancks threw to Streib,
retiring Lynch Streib winged the ball
over to Devereaux. but Bill dropped
1t. A moment later Eagan tore in on
Casey's scratchy one to Schlafey,
which he Just barely beat out.
Schlaf1ey carried in the other Oak.
land tally in round four. He managed
to beat a bunt. stole second and tore
straight ahead when Kruger soused a
fast one out to short center field. The
ball was not f1elded as fast as it might
have been, otherwise Shoe would have
been a dead one at the pan. His dar-
ing run buffaloed the Tigers and they
could not recover In time.
There was no more scoring till the
Commuters put the deciding one to the
good in the seventh. Streibs base on
balls opened up the inning. Bill Dew
ereaux laid down a bunt, advancing
Julie. Jimmy Byrnes slapped a saucy
one to center and went to second on
the throw In. Moskiman laid down a
slow one to Thomas. While he was
being fieIded out Streib ducked in with
the winning one.
After the fourth round Moskiman
had the Tigers looking fOggy. None OF
them could get a hit and his control
was pretty good. Perine had a day OF
close decisions, but at that he umpired
a first-class game. The score:
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Golang Honors for HARVARD.

HAMILTON, Mass, Oct. 19.-Har-
ward won the intercollegiate golf
championship for the seventh time to-
day, defeating Yale in the final round
of team matches on the links of the
Myopia Hunt Club by a, score OF. 1S1s
to Z. Three Harvard men and two
Yale players won their matches, while
the leaders of the two teams, H. ..
Egan and Max Behr, were even UP at
the end of the days play of thirty-six
holes
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TIT AND CANS Are Confer on Friday When They WILL NAME REFEREE
HAMBURG BELLE IS BEATEN
BY GAME DOLLY SPANKER
Mayor johnson Spells
Coup of Canadians
at the Worth Track

CHICAGO, Oct 19-Mayor Johnson,
with a big pull in the weights, and at
10 to /, beat the Canadian sprinter
Rusk in the feature race at Worth to-
day, and thereby spoiled one of the
killings attempted by the Canadians.
Rusk was backed from Is to 8 to to
5. Mayor Johnson was hardly given
thought, despite his two previous good
races, and was allowed to drift from
to l to Is at post time, with few
takers. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six and a half furlongs:
tHo-year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. y Fin.
Is to 5-Raviana; 80 tR Johnsn) s. p Fl
to 0-Annie Alone, 1ol (NicoD. Z L h
Time, %. start good. Won easily. Win
Hypatia. Lydia Meaders 1O1. Jolly Witch
l0l. Miss Gum 80, Sly Musette 101. Wabana
%, Green Rose 1o1. finished named.
SECOND RAcE-Mne and a sixteenth
tEree-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
to l-Dutiful. 113 (Robbins).. 214 In
to 1-Foxmeade, 100 (RJohnsn) 3 Ii "a
TO 1-Barklmore. los (Morrisnj "a 80
ner. ]. A weinberg gr g. (s), by Faraday-
slipalong. Arab 100. Kings Court 115. VOLTA
lo5; Santa Teresa 100, Ia Chaperone 1oS,
ROYAL Arm l05. finished named.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; three-year-olds
and up; purse:
10 to 1-Myr Johnsn 101 (NdcIntre) 4 u In
to 5-Rusk 100 (RomanellD. 23
TO THE Crisis, 101 (NicoD.. % 3 u
Time. l:12 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, l.. Marion & Co.'s b. g. (5), by G.
W. Johnson Da y break Frontenac 1O7, EN-
peror of India 100. Mamie Hodge 1o2. Don
Domo 1o2. New Mown Hay 81, finished as
named
FOURTH RACE - One mile; selling; three
year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
to Federal. l05 (McIntyre). l
to Idle. 81, F'oy. 49,. 10 1152
20 to 1-Harney. log Ctorrison).. 2 n 3 h
Winner. James Arthur's b. G. (s) by Burlins
too Tor Kingston)- Forethought Burning Glass
LOG. Celebration 107. Floyd X 100. Scotsman
Commoner 1o4, finished named.
FIFTH RACE One mile; selling; three
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 1-Docile % (Seamster).... 2
- to 1-Mingore 90 (McIntyre). SO 2n
Time. AZ 3-5. Start fair. Won easily
Winner, Lockart Bros br (. (3) by st. Blaise-
Docility. Annora J. &C. Nannan 90, st. Blue
81. Matte Spencer 105 Polk Miller 95. Seven
Oaks 81, Cohasset 90. Bobbie Lund 81, finished
as named
purse; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to IN Byrnes, 103 Uynch. Z
4 to 5-col. Rupert, los tseamstr) 2 p
IL to simplicity. 100 (Shaver). y h
Time. 1907 20 Start good. Won easily
Winner. Thomas Carey's b: c. by, Harmon
100, DR.. Lego 103. The Reprobate 100 fin
ished as named.
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Kite Flyers Are Rewarded.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The Worlds
Fair jury to-day decided that in the
contest for kites to rise to an altitude
of at least 500 feet with 500 feet of
line awards should be made as fol-
lows: First prize, $500, ]. B. Ward
well, Stamford, Conn.,; second prize,
5000, j. N. Fataut, st. Louis, Mo-;
third prize, 5000, H. B. Bristol Web
ster Grove, Mo. The winner of the
first prize is a boy of 16.
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Rain Interferes with Coursing.

FRIEND. Neb., Oct 19.-The OPEN
ing of the Friend Coursing Club meet
was again postponed on account of
stormy weather. The weather condi-
lions are better tonight and the cours-
ing club officials expect to start the
Futurity stake Thursday.
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Stolen bases-sheehan. Ganley CD. schlaney.
Casey ErrorsEDevereaux. Eagan CD. Nordyke-
Two-base hit-Eagan. Sacrifice hit-Dever-
eaux First base on errors-Oakland 2. Tacoma
/ First base on called balls-On Moskiman 4,
OFF Thomas . Left on bases - Oakland 4,
Tacoroa & Struck out-By Noskiman 8. By
Thomas 1 Double plays-Schlaney to Streib TO
Devereaux Schlahey to Francks TO Streto.
NordvIle to Eagan to Nordyke, Eagan to
NordvIe Wild pitch-Thomas. Balk-Moslf-
man Time Of game-One hour and nfty-nvs
minutes Umpire-Perine-
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race - John Randolph, Mr..
Barnaby, George t.
Second race-Trogon, Sam Stevens,
George Vivian.
Third race - Violin, Yada, EthePs
Pride.
Fourth race FOllies BergereS,
Anne Davis, Master.
Fifth race-Modoc, Lookaway, Pep
per Dick.
Sixth race-Imboden, Ora II, King
STEELE.
condition of the track-Fast.
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1871 =
San Francisco
1OldIs DO . q n IOLaIs .
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Errors - starkelis %. Kellackey. Runkle.
Spencer, Marshall. Earned run Portland
Bases on balls-Off Starkells 3, off Wheeler 4
Struck cut-By Starkells 2 by Wheeler 3
Two-base hfts-Runkle CD. Starkells. Left on
baszs-PortIand e. San Francisco Hit bv
pitched ball - BY Starkes. Wild pitch =
Starkels. First base errors-San Fran
cisco 4 Double plays-Starkeils to RunlxIe to
Marshall Gochnauer to Anderson to Van
Buren, Anderson TO Gochnauer to Van Buren,
Sacrifice hits-Waldron. Wheeler. Gochnauer
McCreedie. Irwin Time OF game-One hour
and forty minutes. Umpire-Brown
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Sparl<ling Ivan the Ter
rible, Dixie Lad.
Second race-Sunny Shore, Autom-
atom, Harvey.
Third race-Huzzah, Ananias, Aho-
la.
Fourth race-Cutter, Reggie, Gold
Enamel.
Fifth race-NIiss Crawford. Lura-
lighter, Lucy e. S.
Sixth race-Charlie Miller, Ben
Chance, Little Ellxin.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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vale T7ootbou Man In;,,r.a

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct 1e.-
Joseph H. Twitchell. Yale junior.
who was hurt in yesterdays football
scrimmage, was taken to the hospital
to-day, suffering from injuries to the
spine and head.
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HORSES OF CLASS
ARE ENTERED AT
EASTERN COURSES
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Handzarra, Hearts De-
sire, Escutcheon.
Second race-Young Henry, Viona,
Revan.
Third race-Ascension, Rosetint,
Canteen.
Fourth race-Paget entry, Glen
Echo, Bank.
Fifth race-AcefulI, Namtor, Ora
vina.
Sixth race-Carbuncle, Bartender,
Lord Badge.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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STEFANO'S WAGES IN DoUBT-In 81.
suit of Mike Stefano against the Americsn
steamer Ventura to recover wages alleged n
be due as fireman. United States District Judge
de Haven yesterday referred the matter 10
United States Commissioner George H Morse
to ascertain the sum due.
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SUMMARY


Errors-R Hall. c. Hall. Toman .. Spies.
Stolen baseS-Van Haltren. Mohler Leahy.
Two-base hits-G. Smith. James. Mohler. Ross
Cravath. Three base htt-Van Haltren. Sac
rifice hits-C. Smith, Brashear. Bases on balls
off c. Hall 3 of w. Hall 1. Struck out-By
c. Hall 4, by W. Hall 2. Time Of game-One
hour and fifty minutes Umpire-McDonald.
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ORGAN REcITALS RESUMED.-Louis n
Eaton, will resume the series OF free organ
recitals at Trinity Church. corner Cough and
Bush streets. this evening at O'clock Mise
Una Fairweather. contralto, and Miss Grace
Courtney jenkins. violiniste. will assist.
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THIRD RACE-One and three sfxtee nths
miles: three year-olds and up
Betting Horss' WeIgh f. JOCKEY St. q Fin.
6 to Second Mate. 9S Oickson)u % rs
Is 20 Golden Light. los CHowelD 3 80 an
Time 2:02i9. Start good Won driving
Winner, N. Deathersge's br. f. 90 by Mad
stone-Lcdema. Drummond 1O4 George Vivis n
90 Hucena 90. Shortcake 81. Birdwood 100
Secundus IS. Jollier Of. illuminate IO0 Judge
Cantrin 100 finished as named
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PRETENsIoN A WINNER.
Shows Sudden improvement in Form
and Defeats Commodore.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Pretension ran
a suddenly improved race to-day and
beat Commodore in track record time.
Commodore carried 131 pounds. The
weather was clear and the track fast.
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SIXTH RAcE-One mile and seventy yards;
purse; maiden three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
IS to Spring Silk. 10 Hildbd) 1 1h2
10 1-Step Away. r07 (Crmns) 6 1 IL
Time, l: Al. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. s. Paget's Dr. &. by Watercress- Pansy.
Male Hanlon Thespian, Mutt Blanche, Sir
Ship finished as named.
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FIFTH RAcE-Five and a half furlOngs;

FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongsi
purse: maiden two year -old flllies:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
S 10 5-Floralia, 10 CLyne).... u
6 to Inspiration 10 (Hildbd) / n h
10 to 1-Sunray. 10 (Redfern)-. 5
Time, 1:0S. Start bad Won driving. Win
ner {. Paget's b. f. by Watercress- Firenzi-
Campo. Hycienth Bella signora, Raiment. Su
matra. Woolna Long Days, Delusion. Annie
Russell. Mettle, Apple Blossom, finished az
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FOURTH RAcE-Seven furlongs; handicap:
three year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5-conmodore 131 (Young). 6 "a %
TO 2-Ternes Rod. IS tRicel -. 4 n al
Time. i;zI Start good. Won easily. Win
Orient 1O7. Miss Mae Day 116. Crime 102 nm
ished named.
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SECOND RAcE-Five turlongs; two-year-

olds and I'D:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 TO 1-St. Flour, 90 (Dckson).11 4h liz
10 TO Jack Moran. 90 Clark. az 2j5
10 70 LADY Low, 96 (Seder)... 22 3n
Time. 1:CS&. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. J. C Milan & Co.'S CHI C. (2) by
St. Maxim-Fiores. Ben Lear 119. Always Faith
full ia. Clara Dee &c, Detest 119 Trourere 90
Mag Noin ia. Sand Bath 30, Blytheness ia
Laura Bell ia. finished as named
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DA SILVA RELEASED.-H L. A. &c; -
Silva released yesterday on 5000 d.
furnished by a surety company Da Silva y1s-
terday denied that he had been connected in
any way with Lee Toy in the Illicit impOrta-
ton OF Chinese women
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Men who viii go to law are sure to
get satisfaction-if they are lawyers.
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THE 10 "a StdTl good. Won driving.
Winner. c. Schwackers br. (. by Dundee-Good
Friend. Bessie Nc 100 Dorothy Dodd 100
la Princess 100. Lady Greenwood 105 Belle
100, Pique 100. Nepenthe 105 Dotage los
Mamie Lynch 100. finished as named
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FOI-RTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
The Southampton handicap; three year- olds:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. a Fin
10 TO 5-Dol Spanker, ia (Rdfrn) 2
16 TO 5-Orthodox 100 (Hildebnd)
to 5-Hamburg Belle, 12l Lyn)
Time, 46 As. Start good. Won easily.
Winner R. T Wilson Jr.'s b. g. by Kingston
Lady Gay. Sonoma Belle. Wotan, finished as
named
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IF II HACFI-One and q Sixteenth miles I:
three year-ods and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 1-Ingolthrift: 80 (Dickson). 16 12
TO 9-esnToI i Sos 6 5yd DGss0n'
Time. AS. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. c. ". Givens & Co.'S CHI c. CD by
le5, Responsive 1oT. handspring 100, finished
named
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SIXTH RACE : Six and a hair furlonr,.

SIXTH RACE = Six and a half furiongs;
Three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin
10 10 Tender Crest 90 (Rice). l2
Is TO I-Ivernia. 102 (Cheatham). 4 u IL
@ 10 Miss Manners. 100 (Austn) 8 q
Time. 1:c2. Start good Won easily win
ner, II. SCOTS b. T. 90 by Gold Crest-Tender-
ness. Oudon 1o4. Whiskers 107. Eleanor How
ard 100. Bah i07. Lasso los. One More los.
finished as named.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
sIc:Ip|OIflu 4

When child had very severe at
tack of Diphtheria, which came near prov
ing fatal. Upon recovery the glands OF the
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The gland was removed, or as much as
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THIRD RACE : Five and half furlOngsi

46lhD hANE 49, i've oliN Hull ANA4S4oS'
selling: twO-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
20 Diamond 40 CTravers). l 21a
10 to -B=lligerent. io1 CW.Davis) l
) to dazzle, 1O2 CCrimmins) . 8 z
Time Co. Start bad. Won easily. Winner,
E r. Thomas Oh. c. by Hastings-Goden
Dream. Blue Coat. Jennie McCabe, Flinders,
ShannOnside, Conjuregal. Merces, Belle Savage,
named.
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'Flood batted for Hall in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Only constitutional remedy can reach
an hereditary disease like Scrofula. When
the blood is restored to normal condition
and the scrofulous deposits are carried off
there is a gradual return TO health. S.S.S.
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RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS.
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Fatal Base on Balls
Helps the Winning
Tally Along.
Doc Moskirnan Pitches
In Splendid Form
for Oakland.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

SIANDIlNU
w l.. Pct.f w IL. Pct.
Tacoma AZ 2s .62TOakland 49,. IS 81 .JOT
Los Angeles. IS 81 -543 San Fran -...33 ~ 40
Seattle 40 81 .519 Portland -..2S As sos
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-03

lets worn by the hostess and her receiving party composed ot Misses Pearl Martin, Josephine Phillips and Bessie T. J. Watson, added brilliance and beauty to the happy event. A musical program of several selections was rendered during the after noon.
 A large umbrella had been hung in the room in which the many gifts were placed, and these were showered upon the recipient when all had arrived. The gifts were many and beauti- full, among the number being two dozen handkerchiefs, twenty two towels, four dozen table napkins of finest quality, besides beautiful pieces of hand-em- broidered and Mexican drawn work.
 An elegant course luncheon was served by the hostess and her assistants which closed one of the most elegant social func- tions of the spring season.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-03
RAILROADS MEET
 RIVER TARIFF

Pine Bluff, May 29. The ar rival of the new steamer Delta in Pine Bluff has had one noticeable effect on the shipping business, which is greatly appreciated by the merchants, especially those in the cotton business.
 This morning the shippers in this city received notice that hereafter a common rate of 72 cents to Boston would be given on all freight originating at Pine Bluff or billed out from here. The Boston common rate has been 80 cents heretofore. President AL exander of the board of trade says this reduction in the rate was given because of the compe- tition between the railroads and the Arkansas River Packet com pany, which is making a strong bid for business. The steamer Delta came through yesterday and will hereafter make regular trips between this city and Mem phis. It is said the railroads think the boats will not be able, at all stages of the river, to make Little Rock, hence the rate has not been offered to Little Rock shippers.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-03
WORKING UP
BALL TEAM.

The need of a local ball team to make the summer at all inter- esting to Newport fans has long been recognized and there is now a movement on foot to organize a stock company for the support l of a home team.
 R. T. Simmons has headed the list with a liberal subscription and large number of business men have signified their willing ness to assist the movement in a financial way.
 A good ball team would not only prove a diversion, but would arouse and foster public spirit and pride. Such an awakening would prove of incalculable bene- lit to the business interests and future of our city and any enter prise or sport which would work toward this end, is deserving of the hearty encouragement of our people.
 A meeting of those who will assist in the organization of such a stock company is called for Tuesday evening at 7:3O o'clock at the city hall and our citizens are urged to manifest their ap- proval and support by attend- ance.
 T f1 I
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Time Tells
 The Story.

There is a big difference be- tween the cost of making a first class sewing machine, embodying the best materials and workman ship, and one which is made in the cheapest manner. The buyer of the cheap machine soon pays the difference of price in the constant cost for repairs, to say nothing of its annoying ineficiency.
 Singer Sewing Machines do good work during a lifetime.
 SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS.
 Old Machines taken in exchange
 Liberal Discount for Cash. :,
 Oils, Needles, Attachments and Repairs for all makes of machines. The Singer Manufacturing Co. The Sewing Machine Makers of the World" FRANK w. LYNN. Mgr.
 121 Hazel St., Newport, Ark.
 A. Mortensen has moved his cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building oppo- site city jail. 86dtf
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LINEN SHOWER SATURDAY.

Mrs. Geo. M. Sink entertained with a linen shower Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Claire Johnson, who is to be married next Tuesday to MT. o. D. Hawn of Little Rock. It was a pretty compliment cleverly bestowed upon this fair young bride-to-be, who has always been one of Newport's most popular young ladies.
 The pretty home on Elm street was made more beautiful by the dainty decorations of flowers and colored ribbons that were every where in evidence.
 The handsome reception toi-
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IN SOCIETY,".
MRS. DORSEY ENTERTAINS.


 Mrs. Robt. Dorsey entertained a few friends Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Isaac Nicholson of Baltimore and Miss Page An drews of Virginia, two charming Southern women who have been visiting Mrs. R. T. Robertson.
 The affair was wholly informal and many pleasant courtesies ex- changed during the afternoon. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assistants and helped greatly to make the already pleasant afternoon pass all too rapidly.