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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
NELSON KNOCKED OUT
Five Hits in One Inning Made
OF Oakland Pitcher

Los ANGELES. Aug. Los Angeles
10, Oakland 6. Nelson of Oakland made
such a bad mess of it in the box today
that he was retired at the end of the
third inning, four runs and five hits
being made or him in that inning.
G. Gray was substituted and he man
aged to shut out the champions for
four innings without a hit, but in the
eighth he fell down and Los Angeles
got three runs and four hits Van
Haltren made so great a fuss over
O'Connells decision as to whether or
not Bernard made a hit that he was
sent 10 the bench.
Los Angeles put Briswalter in the
box-the msa who beat Oakland here
on July with q score Of IA to o.
and they got but six runs. The good
work Of Wheeler at third was the
feature Of the game
roc s.-r~r@r
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Butte Races

BUTTE, Mont. Aug T.-Thirty-sixth day
Weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling. year
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str Fin
7-5-Aunt Hala van Dusen) 102 4 ? In
s-1-Balreed FiseherJ -. .1os 2 3 11A3 IL
Time 1:15. Chief Desmond, Senator Beck
% finished anime as named. swim WInnsr b. BY cessTin,
Helena. Start good. Won driving Next two
same f Special Deye1y o1y hard % m ridden all 'O' Wv
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs selling, )
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT St sur Fln-
11-5-Q. Caroline (Donvitz)..10 i IA
1o.1-Patriotie FIscherl .1os 7 1laS
Spring ine Leaf. Daring. i Lassen. woifville Huro
finished as named. Winner. br. M a. By
Greenan-s sedate. Start good: Won in gaIlop,
Second handily. Third driving. Spring Lear
no chance with this rider
THIRD RACE-Mile, selling, year oids and
upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin:
S-5-Elevation (AubuchOn)- Jos l ia
12-1-King Brush Fischer. Jos 22 q
Time. I:4S1s. Hammeraway, Miss May
Bowdish. Soapy Jones. Golden Light, Lord
Rossington. Prince of Orange finished as named
Start good Won handily Second driving.
Third cleverly. Adesso had TO around his
field, losing ground.
FOURTH RACE-Three furIongs, selling. s
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
1-2-K. Gleason (Krschbml. 100 1 / s
10-1-I. Powell (H- Stuart 100 b
SOIL. Adelaide tE. Sullvn) 100 1913 n
Time. :35. Margie d. Maid OF Orleans. Maud
S. Charlotte B finished named Winner. br.
m. by Edinborough-St. Philipena Start strag-
Cling. Won easily. Next two driving.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling. year
olds and up:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
2-5-La Gloria Blairl .1o4 q u
S-1-Jillette on. Nelson) -.--. DC 3 3 N
Time. 115. Brush Up, Silver Heels, Hooray.
BAIL finished named. Winner. ch. m. ~
by Woolsthorpe- Sister Monica. Start fair Won
cleverly. Second same. Third driving. Jillette
stumbled badly last turn.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
12-1-Elie (A1cLaughlin) ,116 IL
6-1-Ruth w (Fiseherl- ----..114 y
4-1-Surety (Borell. ........114 s n 3 N
Time, 1:43A. .Benvolio. Lady Alicia. Nab
onassar Markie Mayer, Lazell, Mandator fin
ished as named. Winner, eh. G. (a) by ST.
Carlo-Dude. Start good. Won easily. Second
same. Third driving. Lady Alicia false
favorite.
SEVENTH RACE-SeTen furlongs. selling. 8
year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin
10-1-Woolen tBorel) 107 2151 IL
7-2-J. Wootan (Krshbaum) .112 "A
10-1-Rustieus (Shriner) )..-. 100 5 2
Time, rs. Martinmas Curriculum, Duke of
Orleans, Brawny Lad finished as named Win
ner, b. m t4) by Woolsthorpe- Frequent Start
good. Won easily Second andt third same.
Martinmas closed well.
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Refined and Whiptop
Run a Dead Heat
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SARATOGA, Aug. 7.--Refined and
Whiptop finished on such even terms
in the first race at the track here this
afternoon that the judges were unable
to decide which had winning margin
and declared it dead heat. 1t was the
second time this year that such de-
cision was handed out by the judges.
The verdict was heartily approved by
the $500 race goerS.
Refined was an even money favorite
and Whiptop closed second choice at
\ to 8. AS the full amount OF the
wagers was divided, those who bet SO
on Refined had their wagers Cancelled,
while those who bet on Whiptop re-
ceived Sc for each SIS invested.
For three furlongs Whiptop. was the
pace maker by a half length. Then
Refined slipped through next the rail
and took decided lead. She. raced
easily until the final furlong pole with
seemingly had the race at her mercy.
but Mccarthy rode Whiptop hard and,
catching Sweet stopping at the finish,
just brought Whiptop up in time.
Harry Payne Whitney's Sea Cliff with
Mcdaniel riding in place of Z. Dugan.
suspended, won the. Albany handicap
for year olds at six furlongs by two
lengths. Summarizes:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs selling, s40O
added, mares, 3 year olds and upward:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin;
niptop, iui iAicSartnyJ- -.'........s. l
e-1o-sRefned, 103 tSweet) et).-......-.....-.- 2
6-l-Biskra, 102 (Cullenl ....-..-..-..-..-.. 3
dead heat: purse divided.
Time, Iii. Grace Cameron finished fourth.
SECOND RACE-The Albany handicap. six
furlongs, $500 added for year olds:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-1-Sea Clif. los (McDaniel) el)...... /
5-2-Statesman, ia (Notter) 2
21-Joe Madden, ia tW. Miller1 s
Time. 1:17 40. Con Ranger. Hoffman, Schles-
wig, Craffnch, finished named. (Joe Madden
and Schleswig, Madden's entry.)
THIRD RACE-one mile, selling, $400 added
year olds:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
65-Dark Night. 106 tNotterl ............. l
f0-1-Thomas Calhoun. 101 (Sweet). ......... 2
10-1-De Burgo, 106 (Shilling) ...-........... 3
Time. 1:46 3-5. Woodcraft and Eari's Court
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Mle and a quarter, hand-
cap. $500 added, all ages:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
1-s-Fair Play. 116 (Notter) ............. 1
6-1-Dorante. LOT o. Lee). )................... 2
Time, 2:13 40. Only two started
FIFTH RACE-one mile. selling. 800 added
years old and upward, for jockeys that have
never ridden winner:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
l-5-Sr Toddlngton. l01 (Galla gher) ........ /
32-The Wrestler. 102 (Murphy) ........... 2
5-1-Gramsar. 9S &C. L. Miller .......... 3
Time, 1:47. Polly Watts and Sam Rice fin
ished named.
added, for year olds which have not won $3.50
at this meeting:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-1--Madman lot (Sweetl tl............ 1
10-1-Petticoat. 104 AicDaniell ............ 2
1o1-The Pippin. lo7 CIV. Miller). .......... 8
Michael Beck Strike Out. George w. Lebolt
Garaconite, finished as named
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COPA DE ORC TAKES HEAT
California Horse PAGES Fast
Mile at Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug 7.-Kala-
mazoo's first grand circuit meeting
came to a close this evening when the
Canadian mare Darly Hal won the
final heat of the 2:0S class for PAGERS.
All afternoon the PAGERS in the two
first classes. the other being the 2
minute event. performed in fast time,
the California horse Copa de Orc turn
ing the course in 2:03A in the 2:08
class. Summary:
2:14 class, trotting-Tea Set won in three
straight heats. Time, 2:15. 2:13A 2:10h.
200 class, pacing-Citati0n won the third
and fourth heats. Time. 2:04% 2-111t Gala
CHER won the second heat-time. 2:O51z John
won the, first heat-time. 2.O55k.
2:0S class. pacing-Darky Hal won the
first. third and fourth heats in 2:074 POSI-
and 2:05A. COpa de Oro won the second heat in
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KETcHEL BEGINS WORK MONDAY

baseball grounds till Monday morning
He has been through many a strenuous
campaign during the last few months
can for fear of going stale AS he can
weigh as much as he cares to, he sees
no necessity in OVERRIDING the act and
looks upon seven or eight days work
as sufficient.
Ketchel says he will be faster this
time than ever before. Like Thomas,
he is now making the claim that COM
ing down In weight detracts from his
speed. The fans have never seen
Ketchel in action at his real natural
weight, so if this goes for anything he
should be a more formidable opponent
for Thomas than he was for Kelly.
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Boxers Are DeadlOcked
Over the Referee
Each Insists on Naming the
Official and Long
Wrangie Results

Just when everything seemed to be
running along nice and smooth for the
ketchel Thomas fight week from next
Tuesday evening at the Coliseum, COM
plications over a referee arose last
evening, with the result that the rep
resentatives of the two fighters are
deadlocked over the third man in the
ring Both stated several days ago
that any competent Judge of the game
would suit them, but when it came to
showdown, each insisted on naming
the official, so they bumped up against
the bank of trouble.
Joe O'Connor representing Ketchel,
Frank McDoland appearing for Thomas
and Jack Gleason acting for the Oc-
cldental club met last evening and the
latter thought that the fighters rep
resentatives would come to an agree
ment over the referee in jig time. But
instead of this they parted half an
hour later without accomplishing any
thing.
McDoland was first to speak and he
stated that he believed that Thomas
should be allowed to name the referee.
This put O'Connor on his high horse
that so long as Ketehel was Fthe cham
pion 1t was his privilege to- select the
judge of the bout and that Thomas was
even lucky to get a match with the
new ring star.
The men hemmed and hawed and
stalled around for while without
mentioning any names and finally Glea-
son became impatient. Acting upon his
suggestion, OConnor and McDoland at
last agreed to each place the names Of
two men in a hat and allow John
Clarke, the stake holder, to pick one
out next Monday evening. Both agreed
to stand for Clarkes blind selection
OConnor says he believes that the
hight will be close one throughout
and looks for Thomas to be on his feet
at the end of the twentieth round. ror
this reason he says he wants to be
sure of his referee. O'Connor is kindly
disposed toward Jack Welch, Eddie
Smith or Billy Roche. while the Thomas
people say most any one of these men
will do for them.
Thomas training staff at San Rafael
mas been reinforced by the addition of
Walter Stanton, the four round weIter
weight, who recently won many bat
ties in Paris and London. Stanton re-
turned home few days ago in search
of a man to fight him, but as the game
did not look very good he consented to
take job conditioning Thomas. He
may get on in the preliminary mill
Thomas is working out nicely under
the direction of McDoland. He does
not have to make weight this time and
therefore is striving to build up. His
wind is good and he boxes carefully
and well. He figures on entering the
ring at between 10 and It's pounds,
which will be nearly 20 pounds heavier
than he has ever fought before in his
long ring career.
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Graney Of Portland BOthers Seals
With Assortment OF Curves
Ry w. ]. SLatfery

McCede again laying for the Seals yesterday afternoon
and he pped one of Mr.. Graney
who used draw his salary of the
uv Cleveland Graney had all that needed
chase the bows back they figured any good
the inning 1t with the Beaver tribe every
which waiting chance gather, and they all
that which asked OF them
raney pitcher Though his forsakes him
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Fort Erie Races
OPT ERIE Apo 7-Todsv,s resnl+..

FORT ERIE, Aug. 7.-Today's results:
First race, five and half furlongs-T. NJ.
Green won Michael Angelo second, Irrigator
third. Time, Il 10 4-5.
Second race, steeplechase full course-Byzan-
tine won, Woodside second, Creolin third. Time,
5:24.
Third race, six furlongs-Gambrinus won Lit
tie Usage second, King Thistle third. Time,
1:17.
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap-DecIared
off.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Golden Shore won,
Punky second, Almandne third Time. 1:17 2-5.
Sixth race, and a sixteenth miles-Usury
won, Oriental Queen second Chanida third.
Time, L :53 10.
Seventh race, one and a sixteenth miles
Holscher won. Lafayette second, Chariatan
third. Time.-I 80 80
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BURNS. DATE FIXED

Advices from Australia announce that Tommy
Burns first ounce plucking stunt in the land
of the kangaroo will be pulled or on August "a
when he will again stall around with his old
college chuinp, ,Boshter Bill Squifes just
imagine what grand fight this will be- If the
Australians will stand for this one they will
stand for anything. Expert advice says that
Squires is the first soft one that Burns is going
TO pluck in Australia. Maybe they win Get
jerry to Tommy after he has finished up with
their Rill
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side they hurled the ball. Yesterdays change
did no good, for Curtis was not there, either.
Bull Perine was having a hard time all day
locating the plate. In fact, ii looked as far away
70 him as II did to the Portland southpaw. Bull
was inclined to favor Graney most of the time
But for this Graney would have been charged
With about 10 bases on balls, instead Of only six.
J. ?. Elmer. general passenger agent Of the
Chicago and Northwestern system accompanied
oy. George Fraser, manager Of the transporta tion
bail team, was in the grandstand roofing for the
Seals. Elmer is here on business trip, but neg
lected lot of business to see the game. He is
one OF the big rooters In the big leagues and car
ries pass for every park in the National and
American circuit
Frank Truesdale the star shortstoD of the
Houston club Of the Texas league has been signed
up by Oakland and will report within the next
Few days Truesdale is reported to be one az
the fastest men in Texas and GOOD sticker
When be reports on the job he likely will be sta
tlon al second base, unless Van Haltren intends
again 10 tear up his infeld.
In letter from Yokohama, Japan Jess Woods
the man who VIII escort the All American fen m
10 the orient next season. reports that no IL
making great progress in booking the star snd
that everything looks bright for him to bresk fhe
worlds record for attendance next winter woods
says that the Japanese people arc simply base
bail crazy and that there are more saniiot ~or
formers In the large cities there than IN the
United States - '"e
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Baseball Notes

traney has nice speed and curves. but the less
said about his control the better Unless he can
put the bail over more regularly than he did YES
ierday he Is going 10 drop many game in this
league soon. He pitches very much like that
late Mr. killian Of Oakland
Long benched Melchoir ia the seventh and put
Cintls 10 work Mel seems 10 be falling for the
left handed pitchers again, though for a while
be Vas batting them all no matter from which
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Ulster MEN aEATEN

BELFAST, Ireland, Aug. THE
Philadelphians at the close of cricket
play today had tailed 24S runs for SIX
wickets, the chief scorers being King
the play today it seems most likely that
the fate which befell Dublin cricketers
at the hands of the gentlemen of Phil
the Ulster men, their only scorer of anv
merit today being Captain Oscar An
.6rPWS -
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-keep Moving, Mar
mOrean, Posing.
Second face-Marse Abe, Alice,
Emperor William.
Third race--Royal Chance, Gam
brinus, Washakie.
Fourth race-Al Muller, Ellt-
colt. Grandc Dame.
Fifth race - Marbles, Chief
Hayes, r. NJ. Fry.
Sixth race-The Minks, Martin
Doyle, Dennis Stafford.
seventh race-Holscher, La
fayette, Camille.
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SANTA CRUZ
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGs
SUMMARY
t-a-naa r,,,. 60. - q

Earned runs-Santa Cruz 2, San Jose 2 Home
run-Collins. Two base hits-Sears VOTERS
Base on balls-By Schimpf 3, by MeGraw l.
by Wolters l. Struck out-By schimpn 8. by
McGraw ?. by Wolters g Left on bases-Santa
Cruz 3, San Jose ;. First base on errors
Santa Cruz ?, San Jose 2. Passed baIls-Esola.
Collins: Hit by pitcher-Devereaux Feeney
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CROWD GOING SOUTH

There is quite deal of local interest in the
% round go between Johnny Murphy of this city
and Freddie Welsh of England which is carded
TO be fought before Jim Jeffries club near Los
Angeles next Friday night. Ed Nolan, Murphy's
manager. will head a good sized crowd of local
sports who want to be at the ringside to root
for Murphy Welsh figures to rule big favorite
over the San Francisco lad and Nolan will bet
a little roll that Johnny will bring home the
glory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
sHoRT nours roNIGHr

All is in readiness for the six four and six
round bouts between the lesser lights of the
ring at Billy Roche's Coma pavilion this even
ing. The main events between frankie Edwards
and Tom Woods and Jimmy Carroll and Jimmy
Butler, the little Englishman- promise to be
himself If any of the boys show flash of
class they will be given chance to become
main eventers.
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TEN INNING BATTLE
Three Hits Help Prune Pickers
Win at Santa Cruz
sPECIAL pISPATCH no THE CAII
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. TWO III

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. Two thou
sand noisy fans witnessed a most ex-
citing game today when San Jose nosed
out victory after battling 10 innings.
Joe Collins brought the grandstand
and bleachers to their feet in the eixth
when he raped out a home run with
two men on bases. The San Jose fans
nad their turn when, by three hits, the
Prune P1ckers tied the score in the
eighth and in the tenth put two men
around the bases. Score:
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-McCredie. Sacrifice hit-HiI-
debrand- First base on called balls-Of Graney
q OF Jones ;. Struck out-By Graney g. by
Jones 5. Passed ball-Aadden. Time OF game
! hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Perine
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Beavers
Thomas Mill
Seattle Selections
BY j. r. JEFFERY

First race-Work and Play, ST.
Charles, Vivant.
Second race-Fair Fagot, AS-
nola, Peggy Oneal.
Third race-Ida May, Kerry,
Lord of the Forest.
Fourth race-Edwin Gum, First
Peep, Early Tide.
Fifth rnce-Dareington, Nom
vina, Silver Line.
Sixth rnce--GemmelI, Fern l.,
Smiley COrbett.
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STATE LEAGUE BAsEBALI.

ALAMEDA. Aug. THE Alamedas
and Oaklands of the state baseball
league will open a two days series at
Recreation park tomorrow afternoon
Game will be called tomorrow at
o'clock and on Sunday at 8 D. m
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CARMEN PLAY RAII

OAKLAND. Aug. THE Elmhurst
baseball nine, made up of employees of
the Oakland traction company, defeated
the team of employees from the Tele-
graph avenue barns in a stiff game Of
baseball with a score of four runs TO
none. A return game is to be PLAYED
soon. The teams were:
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been so seriously injured that / would
not be able to fight on September 9. but
what was 1 going to do? 1 could not
stand there and see the woman killed.
That woman is some boys mother. Per-
haps some day some lad will do the
same for my mother"
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WONDER BANK IS INso..vrxr

RENO. New, Aug. 7.--Judge Orr this
trust company of Wonder to be insol-
vent, after listening to testimony given
by Bank Examiner Wildes. The liabil-
tiles amount to more than $40, 900. The
face value of the assets was more than
$4,000. However, the actual assets
according to the examiners, is onIv
$6.5S7.62. A receiver will be appointed
tomorrow
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drive Of three. Billy Watkins 20, San AImo s.
Santo Gitano 60, San Oak 10. Romanof 90 Rara-
and Orifamb ran in front like a team head and
head to the stretch turn, where Orifamb went very
wide and lost much more ground than the margin
by which he was beaten. He finished gaining on
the leaders. Bon Ton and ST. Charles fought 1t
out stride for stride throughout. Bon Ton, s-5
place. As show; st. Charles. 9-10 place. IL
show; Orifamb, even show.
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t+t.-.54 10
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Hits-Od Nelson 8. of Cray 4 Runs-oe
Ns~on :. OF Gray 3. Charge defeat TO Nelson.
Three base hits--Deimas. Van Haltren. Two
base hit-Neisor- Sacrifice hits-Oakes . Bris-
walter Dillon. Base On balls-On Briswalter
=. Gray. Altman. Struck out-By Nelson , nv
Brswalter 3. by Gray /. Double play-Altman
~ Cook Hit by pIteher-Wheeier, by Nelson
Time of game-I hour and 50 minutes I'm
pire-O' 'Connel.
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PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO

Runs AND HITS BY INNIA
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-14
LOCAL ADDFNDt.

Dr and Mrs. R. S Parsons. Miss
 Lou Bryan and Miss May Bryan. of Oklahoma. arrived sunday night. and are delightful guests of their rela. tive>. Nr and Mrs VI. L. Bowers Miss Bryan las visited heretofore Tn Forrest City. and las been the recipf. eut of many social fayors. The many friends oi the family are glad to we. come tEe5r visitors
 The Vacuum Cotton Picker will be on exhibition al tLe Arkansas state Fair Every day during state Faif week from Monday. October l2 until October Impractical demon Strations Of this wonderful new inyen- ton will be given in front ot the grand stand. and this machine, which promises 10 reyolutionize the cotton industry, will automatically pick sev- eral hundred stalks of transplanted cotton
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-14
An item in The Times Q. last week

An item in The Times of last week stated that a team belonging to MT. Geo Mallory ran away, and that Mrs. Epps Lad an am broken and that one horse probably stepped in Mrs. Jackson . face lacerating sane badly. etc The supposed facts were given as they were given e Us but We have since been informed by Nr Newman LaaghiugEoa>e. that it was very greatly exazeTated. | was true that aHe 0f the Ines broke. ti4t the driver lost control df Is team; that there vas a collision: that tie buggy was demolished. and that t was wonder the ladies were not killed, but Mrs Epps arm was hot broken. though small bone was slightly fractured. and the horse did hot step in Mrs Jackson : face and she was only slightly injured. The driver is held bameless. as he and al concerned did all they could to prevent the acci- dent. In fact no blame is attached to anyone, and We are happy to know that it was DO worse. as 1t might have been had the horses became frightened and ran away
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-14
aithfnl Friend.

l have gsei Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it was first introduced to the public in ls72, aud have never found one in stance where a cure was not speedily effected by it's use. have been con- mercial traveller for eighteen years. and never start out on trip without this, my faithful friend, says H. $. Nichols. of Oakland Indian Territory When d man has used a remedy for thirty-iye years. lie knows its value and is competent to speak of it. Fol sale by ] T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-14

Nessrs. = P. Mcdaniel. $ L. Hodges Charley Ravens Walter Stevens, Chris Muller and Frank Doyle went down to the Crescent CIaoon old River the latter part Of last week and spent the night and next day in camp at that popular resort and spent the time very enjayably in fishing. and caught 3 fHe bunch Qf fish. During tLeir stay at camp they were visited by 2 party consisting f Messrs. 4. L and otis Steveus. J. D. NeFser, N L Nattice, NJ l. Monroe and W L. Barker Hhonade the trip from Madi- >an down the >t Francis river on Mir Otis stevens swift litt.e gasoline launch. the @Bess-Irma
 The sit0rs found the party away from camp on their arrival. bet pro ceeded t9 make themselves at home, appr9priatiug a nice bunch Of fish tlat had been th8GghtfulIY left at camp. and prepared their own dinner. which wa> served in style, and the party did fall justice to the meal. Nr. Monroe conferred with the clgb members present as to selecting d site for tie cub house, and is making an estimate as to tie cost q erecting the building.