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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
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LITTLE Rock has been talking about
a Sky scraper for about two years. and
il begun i'll Pine Bluff this year. but
it's dollars TO deushnuts that Pine
Bluff gets its Sky scraper FIRST; for
when JEFF Hicks makes start to DO
something he does it without any blus
Ter ana in sh0rt order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
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We are the largest dental company in
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AS an educational center Pine Bluff
is superior to what many Pine Bluff
people believe it to be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started
to Use NewbKo's Her,,icide

Frederick Mannell. Maryland hloei
Barte Montana, bought a bottle Of Sea
nro's Herpieide. Ap.L 6, SO. and beaan
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= days he had hair all over his heaS
" July he writes. ',.ilG ttU,.y Js.y -,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

There are many people who meet
death every year because OF danger
Gus prauks. The killing OF Sneed at a
sawm,Il near Sheridan is an example
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
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MI Tyler has now put it right up to
the people in the matter of a new de
pot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

Of the danger in induging in too Sc
nous jokes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
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OF a rating book or combination reg
ulating rates anywhere. 1t is there
fore not affected by the recent anti
trust law, and will remain in this
Most all other surety companies will
leave the state after March card 1908
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-31

"Couplsd IN the betting. Perr1ne
ana had enough left 70 staYs of AZ
Hsnozsrrs tired in the run home.
ID RACE.-TEE GREAT FqLLY.
a. good Won driving. Time. l:II
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
GOLF IN THE RAIN.
Sherman and McBurney SurUiUors
for the Lenor Cup.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Pittsheld, Mass. Aug. So.-Rain poured down
nearly all day the golfers playing in the annual
Lenox golf tournament to-day. 1t drzzled through
out the morning and came down in torrents early
in the afternoon. Notwithstanding the ineement
weather good golf was played
Dwight Partridge. of Bedford, Won the prize for
the best score In the qualifying round for the
Lenox Cup playing Off tie with $. o, Bowers. Of
Brooklawn. The defeat of Samuel Frothugham
of Lenox cup winner in 1900 -0l. by Holden Wilson,
of Cincinnati was the incident Of the morning
play. rockingham was up at the fourteenth
hole, and then lest four straight holes.
The finals for the IepoX Cup Will be played FIT
day between T. NJ, Sherman, OF Utica. and Nal
the cup winner last year. The summary of the
days play follows:
Second round Cmatch play for I.enox cup)--F. w
T. NJ. Sherman, Utica beat Dwight Partridge Bedford
up H Wilson. Cincinnati. heat Samuel Frothng CHAM.
Lenox, up; Malcolm MeBurney, Sockhrdge, beat J. D.
Foote, Apawamis. 8 and 9.
Semi -hnals-T n sherman beat F. W, Broadhead. 4
8. Malcolm McBurney beat Holden wilson, Il and A.
Berkshire Cup--GeoFge B. Blake. Leaox, beat Nj Z
CHM. harrington 1: john Nlcller jT Garden
City beat II o. Peck Pittsheld and q: ]. L. Taylor
Ekwanok. beat John shepard 81 Great Harrington. :
and 4; George c. stanley Great Darlington beat l. c.
-fnals-John Moier. jr beat George B. Blake, .
and /: j. L. Taylor beat u, c. Stanley. 8
Paterson Cup-Malcolm Sloane Lenex. beat J. g
Greenleaf Lenox, and .; Jonn sloane. Lenox II
X Kerr. WyantenueE ! up: g Martin. wyantenucX.
Hodenpyi beat NJ, Kernochan by default
Semi-nnals- sloane, jr beat NJ Sloane 3 ana L
DR. T. Hodenpyi beat c, Martin, up In 10 holes.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
WILD MINT'S RICH STAKE
FIRST IN THE TWIN CITY.
Running Wdter Wins the Great
FillU in Hard Dr1Ue.

Trl,e rain NJ yesterday morning and the bad con-
diton in which IL left the track played haNoc WIN
The field FOR the Twin city Handicap at Sheepshead
Bay and its renewal instead Of bringing about one
OF the best contests Of the meeting. became a most
ordnary affair. with Wild Mint winning all the
wav OF the original field of thirteen which had
been named overnight to start for the $1,000 stake
six Of them were withdrawn as soon as II was seen
that the going would be heavy and holding. This
plumber might have been spared had not James
y Brady's chestnut colt Oiseau been included in IT,
lie was looked upon the bright particular star
sn the cast and undoubtedly would have been
made red hot favorite in spite OF the fact that
with ll5 pounds he carried top weight according 70
the scale.
After looking over the track Mr. Allen VINO
trains the ornus colt, advised Mr.. Brady not 10
start him. and he promptly scratched In
his absence ". 3. Jennings's unlucky horse Proper
was installed rather lukewarm favorite, with
fsuttling next IN demand At the last moment Dsvie
johnson added Joaquin, and the horse was played
from twelves 10 skies. Wild Mint In the mean 'irne'
went back from skies to tens
For the first mile OF the one and one-quarter
mile Journey Nicol Wild Mint raced out in front
as II he in six furlong sprint and the spec
tstors waited complacently TO see him come back
u his company. But he fooled them. AT the end
Of mile and an eighth the Kingston colt had them
su beaten. save First Mason and Caughnawasa-
The former. under OF Bullman's oldtme m
ishes was catching the leader at every jump in the
stretch, but failed 10 get up caughnswaga maoe
tn the early part that bad third was the best
be could DO
Proper had none the best Of the start but II he
had beaten the barrier he could not have won with
the speed he had-or rather did not have-yester-
day.
The field for the running Of tbs Great F1lly
Stakes which originally numbered eight suffered
less than that OF the Twin City, and ". c Fessen-
denis Lady Valentine the only absentee.
woodford Clay started his Sir Dixon lilly Running
Water and Single Shot daughter of the imported
Star Shoot out Of Ollie Glenn For period in
the speculation the pair. coupled in the betting.
ruled favoT1te. bat the play on Captain Browns
Sue Smith was brisk that at post time she be-
came first choice. and the Clay pair second
Burns, instead OF Lyme, rode Running Water, and
81 largely due his vigorous finish that the
hly got up in time 10 beat the favorite. Single
Shot, for the first time this year 10 her work
and. after dropping back. came again with g lot
OF speed and all but took the place from Captain
Browns flly.
Neither Lord Badge in q selling race at one and
ihree-sixteenJh miles nor kiarnesha, IN contest
a. one and one-sixteenth miles, the turf, had
much difficulty in disposing OF their fields. Both
were post time favorites and the only ones TO win
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
STORM HAD NO TERRORS.
Motor Boats Race Through Tumbling waves
on the St. Lawrence.
lRg Te.esrapA b The TrIaaRe ,

Frantsnac \. Y. Aug SO-In rain and suas~
aud thunder and lightning and rainooWS ,h -, -
boats sped to-day the Frontenac yaees ,s SV
In - second heats OF the fres-for-ah ana i'@- So
cap races. The 81. Lawrence was - rouga 81 -,
that the knife-Hke Creft. cUttins thJeush 'hS -,
waves shipped water until the danger p -,
reached and steerSnan and engineer nao -.
TO banng The rain was heavy AZ u" u,..
the boats could not be frem the tH"sss -.
ana the racers could not shs marsha, ~ T,i
\ score or uOTe Of steam yachts eu0 "a go t,a
yachting parties out 10 see TIRE taceS V,SF
storm. - vap-s-
The tnvisse. owred bS F, 81 Wosson, ana =
sentins the Riverton Yacht club. o. yesSSISSi yesSSISi
won her heat in tSe handicap. and BOW a. Iss,Ns
has the cup wen, The best race IN t1e ~ ths
heat tomorrow should te between the - ~. tss
Teal and the ROma for the second cup 10 5.,,a
Teal VAS second the Navajo third ana 'RV W.
fourth, -. srea
'Fhe So Long was an added starter IN me - us
for all, but, the first day, the rear tSN ,,,.
between the StmplSN and ths k0EiSl the t,,is,
having the nrst heat 20 her credit the .,'s,rss
won easily to-day, GOVERNS the twenty niilc Ne
vav in. met the COmanche and they had a va
and tuck struggle The Comanche met trouble seS .S
stopped tor q time. allowing the Roma 20 Oa ~.
and pass her. Then thew ran nose and 0ose' tu'
Conanche squirting ahead and winning oN uNe -
oE6s the finish.
The deciding heats IN the races will be Vun TO
The Duke OF Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Haley b
tlske, OF New-YOrk: +. O. AyreS. fourth vice
president or the Metronolitan Life Insurance Com
Nn, and the Rev. Dr. Edward M, Christian. Who
are staying at the Frontenac. guests OF COM
modore and Mrs. =. @. Emery on the Calumet tas
nasShip OF the Frontenac Yacht Club hees
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

Detroit. Mich. Aug. So-Detroit made it three
straight by defeating New-York to-day by a score
of 5 to 8. Even with Cheshro in the box the High
landers could not stem the tide of losing games,
and their chances for winning the pennant. light
they were. seem have gone a-glinmering.
In to-day's game Chesbro was hit hard enough in
the first inning give Detroit lead of two runs,
and. while he pitched effectively. Muun. for the
home team. did quite well. and in tight places
well nigh inVineible.
New-York made a desperate effort to pull the
game out OF the fire in the ninth inning. but 70 no
avail
DeIehanty spraned his ankle sliding to third base
in the seventh inning and Griffith will have an
other player the hospital list. The follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
Tha scores Of the Nsr.YorE taa-, uera.
PARK BREW TO EDUIN c.
Spirited Trotting at Proridencs
Grand Circuit Meet.

Providence r L. Aug 30-Rain which fen
shortly after o'clock neeessitated the postpone
ment OF a part OF to-day's programme at the Grand
Circuit meeting at Narragansett Park The rain
did not come, however, until the unfinished Park
Brew Stakes OF yesterday had been decided Edwin
c. defeating Auerson for first money
The 5000 Roger Williams Stakes for 2t2 trotters
was also decided. Sadie Mac outclassing her held
and winning in straight heats
Peruna carried of The ZIP pacing race In straight
heats The rain caused the postponenent OF the
295 pacing until tomorrow. the race at thar time
standing two heats for Albuta and one for the IA
vorite Inter Ocean
In the two races which were finished favortes
got away with drst money, Sadie Mac being an
almost prohioitive favortte in the Roger Williams
Stakes and Peruna in the 30 pace. IN the IN
finished Park Brew Allerson was the choice 10
win the seventh heat and race. but broke badly
going away. and unable 10 catch Edwin g
before he reached the wire. A crowd Of 1903 peo-
pie was in attendance
In the scoring of the field OF eleven horses IN
the second heat Of the 2:10 pace there was con-
siderable iockeying on part Of the drivers, and
after three attempts 10 get away had been made
Starting Judge Newton fined Brady, Hyson and
McEwen, the drivers OF Ed Geers caffeeno and
Texas Booker s25 each In the next score for thu
word the jockeying repeated and this time
the same three drivers. with Davis. e1 OVyho
The finish in the first heat Of the 2lo pace vas a
most exciting one, Peruna Winnlns lhs peaS 49, ~
Booker hnished heads apart in the order named
In the 2:25 pace Inter Ocean acted badly N ne
never headed from wire wire. In the second heat
Inter Ocean made night i1 the sIEeLch out A.1esA &
ured the third heat By going an exceptionally tas'
last half. The summary follows.
THE PARK BREW STAKES-PACING-2'tS Ct-Aso -
PURSE s5.Oco-rHREG IN FIVE CONTINUED
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
NEW-Y0RK TFAM LEADS.
Local Shmpshooters Supplant Ohio
R Rife Match.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. I

Sesgi-t " j. Aug S0-The New-Yo~k ss,-
shooters got after the Buckeye rifenen 700.
and. With some dne shooting at the 5s0-ya-d rs-s.
fire and 800 yard slosT fire ranges. the team fro-
the Empire State regaired the lead witch had hss~
lost. When tire buz.e sounded Cease ari1z' 80,
evening. New-York had an aggregate score OF ~
and was Is points ahead Of Ohio
The total Tor ono vas 25sI. and toe army q,
fantry came in fo- third place with a total =,
2512 The relative positions of many Ct ths teap.
changed at this state OF the oig match. and tbs-.
will be more changes tO-r1Orrow. whCn ths 7 "a
yard range ard skirrniyh viii be skof Ts,
tenant Wells OF New-York. made % out Of a pos
slbIe 20 al sc0 yards.
While the rifemen representing the flower ~ ~.
army. navy and National GUaTd were struggling
hard for supremacy the firing line IN the na
tIonal team match to-day. there a party ~
distinguished visitors as spectators Those In fhs
party comprised General Fred D. Grant com
F. Dryden. Of Newark. United States Sen
ator: Franklin Murphy. former Governor. Fos,.,
NJ Voorhees,. Of Elizabeth. former Governor. Ben
jamin F. Howell. Congressman from the "a Da
trict; Vivian VI. Lewis. clerk OF the Court ~
ChanceryI and General George II Harries com.
mander Of the District OF Columbia Natloasi
Guard With General Hall and members OF ia,
staff these gentlemen were the guests cf Edxsrs
e. Stokes. the Governor of %evv-Jarsav AZ
luncheon at the Little White House"
The fifteen teams which finished the lead IA
1851 Ohio. 25s1; United States Infantry 2at
United States Marine Corps. ass, MARYLAND. 2E
Navy 2.i5l. Rhode Island . ass. Pennsylvania 2gSs
Maine 2426 United States Cavalry. 242- Dsgr!cr
of Columbia. 2f1s; Massachusetts,. 2l4. and Wis
The scores of the Nevv-.Ie-sev team TO-DAY xA~s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
KRAMER AND LAWSON AGAIN.
To Meet at Madison Square Garden To-
Night to Renew Their Fight.

The second meeting in their match race for the
short distance championship of the world. which
title Iver Lawson now holds. will be fought be-
tween Lawson and Frank Kramer at the bicycle
races in Madison Square Garden tonight. II will
be best two heats in three. at a half mile and
the other a mile.
night, when he defeated Lawson in two straight
heats. each at half mile, makes him the favorite
II each wins heat tonight the distance OF the
deciding heat will be declared by the tossing of n
coin. What is expected to be another interesting
race tonight is the half mile amateur contest for
the National Cycling Association champion ship
All the amateur riders have sent In their en-
tries for this race
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
L4RCHNONT BOATS LOSE
The More Trouble H'ins ir Prettu
Four COrnered Race.

The Atlantic yachts won the second race with
the Larehmont raceabouts yesterday afternoon
The More Trouble took the lead at the start ard
having hot fight for two-thirds of the course Ar
ished second. ' ~
me wind was fresh from the west southwest nj
we starr and later went 10 the west Th- course
wes 10 Fort Hamilton. then TO Craven Shoals ANA
miles The More Trouble crossed the line 6rst
when the starting signal was made, followed by
the Cricket. Cockatoo and Nora -
Al the end OF the first round the Nora had taken
third place. On the second round the Cocks ~,
closed up, and the last leg of the round when
before wind the Cricket. Ncra ard CockatoS sailed
side by side The times ~ END OF the second rSund
were: More Trouble. 4Is:i0: Cricket and Ccckateo
al 0S; Nora 4:2l llO
The race was hotly contested from start to frisb
and u will probably be followed by more of the
same kind The summary follows;
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

evidently not clearly satisfied as to the ownership
Of Grapple and Bryan, two horses which are run
ning in the name of Green B. Morris. They had
the latter in the stand yesterday. presumably TO
question him as 20 the alleged part Edward Corri-
gan plays in their Eastern races 1t IA said that
both animals are owned by Corrigan. and the stew
srds want Mr.. Morris 10 show them a bill OF sale
before they are satisfied to the contrary.
The stewards OF the present meeting evidently
intend TO impress on jockeys the fact that they
can't cut corners at the risk OF spfling an entire
field OF horses Without waiting 10 summon OIL
phant, who rode Blennworth in the fifth race be-
fore them. they disqualified his mount which had
1nlshed second, and gave the place TO Jennie Mo
Cahe. Curlousiy enough, the horse which Blennen-
worth fouled was Lord Badge the winner OF the
race Bennenworth nearly put the old eeld,nF o1ar
the fence at the paddock turn.
TIE Athelng horse Shorthose. which as a three
yesr-old won the Tidal and other rich stakes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
GOOD PRICES FOR YEARLNGs. y
Youngsters by Solitaire and Marius Were In
Keen Demand Yesterday

Good prices realized at the sale OF yearlings
belonging TO several breeding farms at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday. Fred Burlew bought colt by imp
Solitaire H-Carnation H. for $4,000. and Newton
Bennington paid 81 900 for the son OF imp Solitaire
H-Break o Day. The other sales Of $1,000 or
were:
Bay colt by imp II-Msya H. c E purnen 81 300
Bennington 1000
Bennington $500
L Celia. & -. ..........'....... b1oo
Bay colt by Bavidere-inp. Iucasts: J. May. 2O5O
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
points were as follows:
WRIGHT. WON ON.
EAST JERSEY LAWN TENNIS.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune1

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Elizabeth. n. J.. Aug. 30.--In the annual teurna =
ment of the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association
now being played on the grounds OF the Elizabeth
Town and Country Club. and which ends on Labor
Day, the summaries for the second day were as
follows;
singles-W. y. Jennings beat II H. knight, Ga e-2:
B B Vincent Lyon beat r. ". Seabury. @. 61; Otto
DGnham beat s. o Miller. 60. e-2 Unnnshed match
E. II. Woodward Sidney L. Smith "a. T-5.
Doubes-M S Charlock and II. M. Glazebroo5 beat
f. V. rockingham c. w. McNIullen, 10 6-I, 6@;
s. A. Westall and partner defaulted G. NJ. and
Louis Wheeiwright: o. H Hnek and A A. Warden beat
s. o. Miller and Mr. AcIer, 6-1. 6-1 z. A Basch and
W. Macarthur beat A. S Wrenn and P. L. Wrenn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Rain revented the third game Of the series be-
tween the Giants and ST. Louis at the Polo Grounds
yesterday The local nine will play Philadelphia
day. The Quakers playing strong game and
should make IL interesting for the Giants.
The BROOKLYN Cincinnati game at Washington
Park yesterday was also postponed on account OF
rain 1t vas the deciding game of series between
the teams The Superbas will journey to Boston to-
day. where they will play tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
BOSTON 3. CHICAGO

Boston. Aug. S0.-Bostoa broke its losing streak
to-day defeating Chicago by a score of 20 L
Fraser pitched cleverly and but for his poor
throw 10 second. Chicago would not have scored
Dolan made sensational catch OF Kings fly his
hands and body being against the fence with his
feet clear or the ground The score follows:
H z
esesso esssas ':...:.:...Se ...:......e 3
eatseries-Fraser and Moran: Brisss king Un-
ptre-Bausswine Attendance, 2Se
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
CHICAGO, I: WASHINGTON. ,

Chieago' Aug. S0-For fifteen innings Chicago
oattled with Washington to-day. the game being
called on account Of darkness with the sror. az
10 !. Each team scored through an error and
single. The follows: '"
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Washington 30 o o o o o o o o o-i 7 ;
Batteries-owen and sullivan: Townsend and Ha,ssop
CmPire-ConnoIly. Attendance 4s62
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
PHIIADELPHIA 8; CLEVELAND. 2

Cleveland. Aug. S0.-Phadelphia defeated C1eve-
land again to-day, punching hits on Moore In the
seventh inning. Seybold again made home run.
his third In two days. Plank kept the hits scat
tered The score follows:
r H. e
Cleveland ...........1 % 2
Batteries-Planlz and Powers Moore Clarke. I'm
pire-Sheridan. Attendance. 1.7l2
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
NEW.ENeLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Nashua. (secoad garae). So ~S''' -
At FAN Fiver-Fall River Is: frrst
Fan River. g. Taunton, Second garns1 49, SS'
At GonGoIdLEaverE. ); Concord. Cirst sare,. Cor
cord }; HaVerhil second gamel. - -
AT LawFenee-Nsw-Be Bedford 5: Lawrene> first
sarne); New-Bedtord 3; Lawrence. s second garns1
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
THE SPEEDY x. P. D. N. C. TO RACE.
Entered Among Others for the Motor Boat
Carnival on the Hudson.

George ]. Gillig. OF Red Bank. who bought the
fast motor boat, the X p. d. n. c. from the
estate OF the late Frank Croker. has entered this
speed craft for the motor boat carnival to be held
on the Hudson River on September H. is and 1e
1t is now in the Shrewsbury River
Judging from the entries already received a
record list is assured The entries will close Mon
day. September 4. with Hugh s. Gambel seera
tary, No 2f4 Madisan-ave New York Tbrsa
revenue cutters have ben offered by the DEPART
rnent OF Commerce and Labor "a patrol tha course
and the steamboat Sirius has been ehartsrsj
for the officials and for those holding tickets The
will start at point opposite S7th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-31
BOSTON. 4; ST. LOUIS. o

ST. Louis. Apg SO.-Boston shut out ST. Louis by
a score Of 4 TO to-day. Boston's were scored
on two home runs over the rightheld fence by
Grimshaw and Freeman, a man being on base in
R. H z
81 'Iouis............0 % 8
Batteries-Tannehn and Armbruster. sugden and
Glade. Umptres-McCarthy and Conrors Attendance