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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
CINCINNATI WANTS TO SEE
ENGLISH WOMEN IN TENNIS

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 2S-Would the
English girls consider a proposition to
come over to this country to let US see them
play tennis and would they object to try
Cincinnati for start?
The answer TO this question. which has
been propounded in letter sent by George
DeCamp, secretary of the Ohio Lawn Ten
mis- Associat ton. to May Sutton during her
trip in England. is being eagerly awaited
In Cincinnati. The days when the big tri-
state tourney will cause Cincinnati to go
tennis crazy for enc whole week are draw
ing near now. and noted stars are the
dream of DeCamp and his association in
making the annual tennis week sue
cess
IF any of the English girls should be
induced to make the trip over for the tri-
state tourney" said Mr. DeCamp, there
isn't very much doubt OF the greatly added
attractiveness to the Cincinnati tennis
event"
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TALK OF REVIVING
BENNETT MOTOR RACE

PARIS, July 2S.-It seems somew what para
doxical that the Automobile Club of Great
Britain and Ireland should desire to re-
suscitate the James Gordon Bennett race
when but q few months ago IL was in
agreement with other foreign automobile
bodies that Its discontinuance was desir-
able; In fact. II was most emphatic in its
belief that this classic contest, like other
high speed events. had fulfilled the purpose
for which It had been established. and 1t
assisted at what was considered to be
the burial or course. the selfish attitude
OF France. who desired to have preponder-
ating interest In the race. was the imme-
diate cause Of the detection. but. notwith-
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Death Blow to the Sport.

That death blow to amateur boxing on
the Pacific coast has been delivered, at last
&c the opiuion of those in touch with the
situation. Now that the Pacific Athletic
Association and the Olympic Club prop
ertv have washed their hands Of the sport
there seems little chance for It to continue,
II is believed the supervisors VIII refuse
to grant any more amateur permits; Inc
regular professional fights seem TO De tle
o,,Iv ones In sight The amateur pro-
mofers are talking of forming an assoca-
ton of their own. Whether the supervisors
will recognize this BODY remains to be seen.
About two years ago, when the PACING Atm
Ietic Association threw out the amateur
boxers the promoters took this action. but
the difficulty was patched up before the at
tention of the supervisors was brought 10
the matter.
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Walcott Returns to the Ring.

Another factor has entered pugilistic CAL
Culati0us, far as the welterweight d.
vision is concerned, through the return to
the ring OF Joe Walcott For many years
Joe has been the main squeeze in this
class, and unless something pretty good
comes along he is apt TO hold on to the
title a while longer. Joe's showing against
Dougherty was very impressive. Apparent
~ he has lost little OF the speed that
marked his work some years back and
seems to have been fortunate enough TO
get his injured hand back into condition
once more. Il was noticed. however. that
he used his left in delivering hard blows to
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ments and II has been these requirements.
together with his determination. u hich have
made him America s premier mntarIst.
Paul Albert. who is entered 10 drive
against Olddeld IS a native OF berlin He
achieved note by plotting one of The huge
huDdred-hOrss- power cars in the Gordon
Bennett Gun race. In 1904 at Ormoni Bar
ney Oldueld defeated Vanderbilt for the
mile championship on the beach and 10
was while smsrtiuE from that defeat that
the services OF Albert were engaged. AL
bert was brought TO This country 60 defeat
oidheld in 1905. In making fast turn un
the beach at ormond a few days after
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Croker was killed Albert upset his car and
narrowly escaped with his life. and since
that time he has been in the employ Of a
prominent millionaire trying to perform the
feat which he came 10 this country to per-
form-the defeat of Odfeld
Day by day he is becoming more skilled
with the handling of his monster track
car and there are those who predict that
he viii yet accomplish his purpose.
In addition to the star attra ctiou (the Ma
tional sweepstakes), which will be for from
81. 800 to 2ep0 in gold Oldaeld will drive
in exhibitions. and there will be from five
to six events for local cars Among the en-
tries are several from Baltimore. including
that of Mr. Gilps fast steamer. This ear will
make a good showing in the full-equippcd
events, as il is capable of making a mile
under the minute straightaway The Auto
Racing Association Of Washington Is max
ing effort to make this meet the banner
one of the eastern circuit
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Upton to Be Invited.

OSHKOSH. Wis. July 2s.-The Oshkosh
Yacht Club viii send an invitation to Sir
Thomas Upton to attend the regatta of
the Inland Lake Yachting Association, to
be held here the last week of August. Mr..
Upton will be In Chicago the preceding
week to attend the Upton cup races and
al that time the invitation will be extended
TO him.
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Atteil's Claims Undism,ted

Abe Atiell. who. by his defeat Of Frankie
Neil on the Fourth, secured a clean claim to
the title OF featherwelght champion, seems
10 enjoy the unique distinction OF being the
only man in the ring with honors undis-
puted The claims of Noah Brusso, the
Detroit boy. 70 the heavyweight honors. be-
cause of his defeat of Marvin Hart are not
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Los Angeles with Tommy Burns as his OPP
ponent- The chances are that he will start
ives, in couple of weeks. doing some the
atric3I work ON the way TO the coast.
Challenges Jeffries.
When he gets to the coast then will come
the effort for which ne has been printing
himself That effort will have to do with
the return OF James ]. Jeffries 10 the ring.
with Berger as an opponent, Tor the settle
meut OF the2 heavyweight championship
problem 1t is with that object in view that
Berger has already begun TO train. and he
will continue % do light work steadily
from the present until such time as Jeffries
accepts the Youngsters challenge or def
nitely declines to again enter the ring. II
Jeffries cannot be induced to again put on
the gloves then Berger will turn to the
next best man in the game and a match
Will De made with him
Berger and Gleason both realize that in
meeting JeffTJes Berger would have to he
in the best condition OF his life to withstand
the attacks OF the formidable JEFF, ana also
TO he in condition 10 intiict any damage
on the big boiler maker.
The bout with O'Brien is recognized by
the youuE Californian as having been Of in
Calculable benefit in the way of experience
and il is not improbable that he will have
another bout before long with some good
man with the object of adding to his store
of experience.
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play safe ga,ne and find holes In the
American defense all the time. In time,
however. we will get up nearer them and
the matches will be all the more interesting
I shall make an official report OF the trip
to the U. S. N l.. T. A. and shall recon-
mend that we go back after the trophy
again. The treatment that we received on
the other side WIS great and the English
were very sympathetic indeed
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Clifford Sore ct Landers.

The sorest man in Superior, Cal, IS JACK
Clifford. the lightweight, who signed 10
meet Fred Landers in Sacramento. Lam
ders announced that he had taen on Nike
Ward at Vallejo, and would fight Chnord
later. This. coming after Clifford mad
worked hard for two weeks, made nm
angry. and had Banders been around theIe
would have been a fight on the street
CIifford feels as do his friends. that Ian
ders has bad case of cold feet" This
Is based on the fact that Landers got Only
a draw with Joe Angel when they fouBh1
at Sacramento, while Clifford had no trou-
HE i'm knocking Angel out. Clifford de-
nominees I.anders as a coward
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considered seriously. Hart himself has re-
tired from the game and is farming. Fitz-
simmons was beaten by O'Brien. Gus Rub
lin is a joke. The only one with any right
to it is out of the game and refuses TO
come into it. And some say that it is ut
terly impossible for him to do it. On his
farm Jim JeffTiCs has grown to fat proper
lions.
The line on the lightweight division is in
distinct with Joe Cans constantly breaking
in OF Battling Nelson's claims. With Wal
colt still claiming the welterweight honors,
the exact claimant in this division Is also
hazy.
Joe Krant, the San Francisco feather
weight, is contemplating trip east TO meet
some of the best features in this part or
the country Krant has participated III
twenty-onc fights, and the worst he has re-
ceived is a draw. His record certainly en-
titles him to chance with the best of
them
Jimmy Walsh, the clever little feather
weight of Boston, will not engage IN any
battles prior to his fight with frankie Nell
before the Pacific A. c. of Los Angeles,
CAL on August 3. Walsh was oIered
fight with Tommy OTOole, the champion
of Pennsylvania before the Lincoln A. Z.
of Chelsea Mass but as his manager, Ed
die Keevin came to the conclusion lhat
Jimny's bout with Neil is of more lmpor-
lance than a fight with O'Toole, he mas de-
clined the latter match.
Nelson Wouldn't Mind" Fighting
In a letter received by Harry Pattlsoh IL
Ogden, Utah, recently, Batting Neisol
states that he will arrive in Ogden ABOUT
the middle of August. and expects 10 re-
main about fifteen days. He says that he
would not object to a match with some
reputable lightweight who would make $50
mounds at 6 O'Clock. An EFFORT VIII DC
made to secure kid Goodman of oregon
to go ten rounds with the Battling Dane at
the local saucer track.
cl:ao.d Cara Of I.anderS
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The Analostans still continue to show the
way on the river, and their activity has
certainly eclipsed their rival upstream.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
Unnessary Expense.
o. s. Jones, Con-,
 w. A. Hatley, On m. Com.

Acute attacks of collie and diarreoea comes on without warning and prompt relief must be obtained There is no necessity of mourning the expense of a physican's service in such cases if Chamberlain Collie, Cholere and Dia- rrhoea Remedy is at hand A dose of this remedy will relieve the patient before doctor could arrive. It has never been known to fail, even in the most severe and dangerous cases and no family should be without it. For sale by Baker Drug Store Wholesale
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
Public Speaking.

The Populist candidates forlthe va rious county offices of Nevada scounty will address the voters of said kcounty in the interest of their candidacy at the following times and places, to-wit: Boughton, Monday, August 20 at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Whites Ferry, Tuesday, August 2l, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Bluff City, Wednesday, August 22, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Ebenezer Church, Wednesday August, 22, at night.
 Caney Post Office, Thursday, August 23, at 10 o'clock a. m. Glenville, Friday, August "A, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Morris, Saturday, August s25, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Laneburg, Monday, August 27, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Rosston, Tuesday, August 2S, Sat 10 O clock a. m.
 Willisville, Wednesday, August %, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Falcon, Thursday, August 30, at 10 o'clock y. m. Bodcaw, Friday, August 3l, at 10 O clock a. m.
 Emmet, Saturday, September l, at 10 O clock a. m.
 Prescott, Saturday, Sept, at night. The Democratic nominees have been invited to participate in thisAspeaking and have declined to take part in the arrangement, but they are invited to be present at the various places for speaking, and they will be accorded a fair division of time.
 Everybody is invited toyattend these meetings and get acquainted with the men and measures in question.
 J. o. A. BUSH,
 Chm. Pop. Go. Cen. Com.
 JNo. M. MILBuRN,
 Secretary.
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Terry Bro s.

FOR SALE-One full outfit for Saw mill Flaming mill and shingle mill, also 2 cotton gins, 40 horse engine 45 horse boiler, Mansfield make. Will sell in bulk or separately. For full particu- lars address T. H. Duke,
 Laneburg, Ark. want to inform my customers that I have bought my fathers interest in the store and wish your patronage con tinued, also many new customers. Will guarantee satisfaction. Thanking you for the past favors and hoping will con- tinue. Yours truly,
 J. M Duke, The Grocer
 Mr. William Adams, father of Mrs. S. B. Gee and Mrs. J. ID. Purtle, who for many years was an honored citizen of this county, but for the last five years has resided at Abeline, Texas, is here on a visit. He subscribed for the Picayune.
 Burrell Rogers, deputy Sheriff of Pike county was down this week after a negro who is charged with selling whisky. MT. Rogers says they will have a large docket in Pike at the Sep tember court which convenes at Mur- freesboro on Sept. IS.
 B. F. Steele, one of the best farmers in the county and a popular writer on scientific farming, is stockholder in the Prescott Publishing Co.,, and will contribute many interesting pieces to the colums of the Picayune which will help the farmers to make more and work less. Look out for his column.
 Our readers will please watch for the men and firms who have advertised in our paper. They are all enterprising and accommodating and will appreciate your business. Make Prescott grow by patronizing here liberal and enter prising merchants and professional men.
 A. A. Nossworthy, 24 years old citizen of our county is visiting his nephew, J. M. Milburn. He lives at Clyde Texas. He looks w9ll and we learn has been quite successful in his far-a-way Texas home. He 1preached in the Baptist church Sunday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10

Try a dose of castor oil the way Baker fixes it, you will not taste the oil at all. Baker Drug Store.
 All of the latest styles in correspond ence stationary are here, both in box and tablet papers.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
 Mrs. A. K. Wade and daughter Miss Dora, will leave in few days for the Eastern Markets to buy new fall goods and post themselves thoroughly on styles.
 A. A. Nossworthy and his sister, Mrs. s. J. Gathright, uncle and mother of Jno. M. Milburn, went to Nashville Tuesday, visiting their brothers and sisters, who live near that place.
 Hon. T. C. MeRae went to Nashville Monday on professional business. He is one of Prescott's most enterprlsing men, one of her best best lawyers and president of the Bank of Prescott
 If you ars particular about what you buy in drugs and drug store goods, we would like to have you call at our store. It's the particular customer who help us make reputation.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
 The L X A Railroad now runs its trains into Alexandria La Train No. leaves Hope at a. m. and arrives in Alexan- dria at }. .15 p. m. Train No. 2 leaves Alexandria at 6.20 a. m and arrives at Hope at $40 p. m.
 Eld. E. DeLaughter, the merchant, farmer and mill man of Boughton, is a stockholder in the Prescott Publishing Co.,, and the Republican candidate for the senate. He would make a valuable acquisition to that body.
 Our buyer has just returned from factory and is in position to say that he believes the Moon buggy to be the best that comes to this market. We have on hand a nice assortment in stock. Come and see them. McDaniel Hdw. Co., J. T. Wortham, of Rosston, the princely farmer and mill man, was in the city Saturday. Everybody knows Toll. The more you know him the bet ter you ike-him He is q stockholder in the Prescott Publishing Co.,, and one of "the come to stay" Populist.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
Nevada County Teachers Association

meets at Bodcaw, Arkansas, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18th. and'29th. 'O6.
 PROGRAMME.
 Friday, 10 o'clock, a. m. Music
 Invocation Welcome Address A. N. Hollis Response w. J. Stone Primary Methods Miss Annie M. Hale
 Friday, 2o'clock p. m. The duty of patrons s. H. Warmack Recitation Miss Lillie Potter Music
 A Model Recitation (Grammar) Miss Rosa Wicker Resolved: that Arkansas should have a compulsory school law. General discussion.
 Friday, 8 O clock p. m. Entertainment Bodcaw High School
 Saturday. 10 o'clock, a. m. Music,
 Invocation,
 Music,
 The School house and grounds J. M. Thomas.
 Paper, Educational Growth of Ark ansas Miss May Dillon. Cigarette smoking w. E. Starnes. Resolved: That Corporal punishment should be abolished. General Discussion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
Reunion. Attention Veteransl!

At the solicitation of comrades and citizens near Serepta, the Confederate Reunion will be held there the 10th. and 17th. of August.
 Memorial services for Capt. Blake and others will be held night of 16th. Those present then will arrange pro gram for 17th. Camp Brag is ordered to report at the Serepta shed with 2 days rations for themselves and fam lilies. Maj o. L. Moncrief is appoint ed officer of the day and will mount guards if turkeys and pigs run over you. Ticks and chiggers give countersign after you leave. Comrades Waddle, Cross, C. J. Comedy and Tom Gentry are appointed local committe to arrange for vets to have right-of-way toidinner 17th.
 o. s. Jones, Con-,
 w. A. Hatley, Chm. Com.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
The End of the World

of troubles that robbed F. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Ia., of all usefulness, came when he began taking Electric Bitters. He writes: "Two years ago Kidney trouble caused me great suff- ering which would never survived had not taken Electric Bitters. They al- so cured me of general debility" Sure cure for all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, blood diseases, headache, and weakness or bodily decline.
 Price soc. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
4 Local News. Interesting Happenings in and
 Around Town.

Phone us that news item. 115 Bon. C. C. Hamby went to Gurdon bday.
 (he Home and Farm and the Twice teek PieaYune for $1.00.
 lend in any news item that you may mble across to the Picayune. (rs. Wade still has some nice hats |ch she is selling very cheap. he Picayune desires to retain all of correspondents and add others. lur Guarantee on wagons are strong han any wagon on the market. lew ARlON Cabinet Grand Piano for 100 at A. Monsons Music Store. lave you seen our Cut Glass window play Prescott Hardware Go. he Arion Upright Cabinent Grand nO sold for $150.OO at A. Monson's. uedinghaus Wagons are the best. just received by Mcdaniel Hdw. Go. he celebrated Jacob Doll Piano with player at A. Monsons Music Store. ny the Victor Talking Machine and Prds from A. Monson, new lot just Fived.
 DO. M. Mllburn went to his saw mill oay, to attend Sunday School, he ON BUGGIES. MOON is the name. ont fail to buy the Moon Buggy the best. lo' I. Nichols visited his daughter,
 Albert Hesterly, who lives at don, Sunday.
 ofe house for rent in business cen 'i Prescott; to get properly located V quick to A. Monson.
 DoS out for malaria. It is season. now, A few doses of Prickly Ash CTS IS a sure preventive.
 0' Morrow was in the city Monday smile on his face as big as a p The Pie. has turned Populist. you need a new hat of any kind it pay You to see Mrs. W ade. She |llng low down something less than 'erS that are lazy and refuse to do work properly are stimulated to ehorts by Bakers Little Liver Pills U Baker Drug Store.
 V,Vo gets this 60 acre farm, 3 miles irescott 4 room house, artesian to acres of open land, Terms to purchaser. See Ellsworth.
 nave Jnst completed our inven- anu md our stock too heavy for season of the year. For cash we ''iae some interesting prices.
 McDaniel Hdw. Co.
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Notice.

I desire to get in communication with every Sunday School Superintend- ent in Nevada county whose school will take part in the county Sunday School Convention to be held at Serepta next Summer. The last meeting of this convention was profitable to all present we hope, and it is earnestly desired to make the next one even more interest and profitable than the last. Please let me hear from you. Truly,
 ]. 0. A. Bush, Pres.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-10
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters re- maining unclaimed in this office for the week ending July 30 1906, and if not called for by Aug. 10th, 1906, will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
 LADIES. Armstrong, Annie Lanley, Nonia Miss Spence, Hattie Watts, Ellen
 GENTLEMEN. Church Furniture Go. Caldwell, Charlie Dover, Leear Dollins, James Ellis, Lonn Edwards, William Forrest, J. C. Gilmo, Gennious Hueit, Judge Hegess, J. s. Skipp, John Sanders, Robert Shaw, Jake Walker Lendon Week ending Aug, 9th 1906 and If not called for by Aug. 20, 1906 will be for warded to the dead letter office. Baker, w. D. Mrs. Dildy, Mollie. Johnson Clara Miss Bumgardner Vandale Bunyan, Walter A. Cooper, George Jones, Priel Johnson, Cli uee, G. w. Roberson, Willie Shaffner, M. E. M. When calling for the above, please say advertised.
 JACK CRIMSON, P. M.
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Public Speaking.

Eld. E. DeLaughter will address the people at Laneburg Monday Aug. 27; Rosston, 2S; Willisville %; Falcon, 30; Bodcaw, 31: Emmet, Sept. lst at 10 o'clock a. m. and Prescott at night, Sept. l. Let every body come out at these places as have something good 10 tell you. E. DeLaughter.