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Handkerchief Shower.

Mrs l.. c. Saunders, of No. 319 East Fseeend avenue was the recipient of a handkerchief shower yesterday after |noon.A Those who called were mem |bers off Mrs. Saunders bible class at the First Baptist church. Ms. Saun- ders will leave Monday for Little Rock where she will reside. She was |equal to the occasion and served de- |lciOus refreshments.
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trainmaster of the Valley Fvision of the Iron Mountain, was in the city yesterday.
 D. $. D. Wilson left yesterday af= Iernoon for Fayettefitle where he will S9eHd three weeks on professional business.
 Nr and Mrs. Roy senyard have re turned from Memphis where they wis itod friends and attended Che Fri State Fair.
 Secretary Il. C. srauding, who has haen attending tie international Chamber of Commerce ar Boston. Mill return home Wednesday.
 H. C. Moore, tine well known cotton man, has returned from Paris, Texas, and xii! remain here during the cot ton season.
 l. J Moore Jeff last night for Shreveport, La, where inc will visit his son, Oscar, who i& sick ih q hos pilal thcre.
 z. !. K en5z is eSpec cd =fa rcaesn to1ay alam St. Louis win rc ne ms been tiHnsacting business for several day.
 Italert Houston, formerly of ihis city. new o, Stuttgart, arrived in tte city yesterday afternoon to spend several days here an bus ness
 Joe Clement will leave Monday for the University of Arkansas al Fay cttevilIe, where he will attend school this tenn.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mike YGat, of Little Rock, are 10 be II ihe city today, visiting Ms. Yout's parents, Mr. and uls. N. $ Il enschein.
 Mrs Wesley E. Patton and son, of Memphis, arc visiting AIr and Mrs. Roscoe Mcintyre, Nc 302 West Four teenth avenue, this city.
 Mrs. A E. Crenshaw and Shearer Rurleigh have returned to their home at Dermott, after visit here With MT. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
 Haiman lioffnagei, of the D Hey Foundry Company, Who has been spend ng lis vacation With relatives i2 Harrisburg, Pa, returned home yesterday.
 C. II. Jennings. manager of the cSmmissaly departmenl of the Cot tn .5elt ra.lfoad, With neaaduar CTS a5 TaX&Tkana, was in the city yesfer- day
 Mrs. J. r. Rutherford and daugh- teas, Misses Norma aad Gussie, will ] leave lay for Wash nston, D. C., where the young ladies will be placed in scncol.
 Mrs W \. Matthews and daughter, Miss MaNne, have returned from Memphis s wAefe they visited fr ends Ter seyC.4l lays and attegdcd ,he Gr-.stato Fair.
 Judge J. M. Elliott returned Friday from Dewitt, where he presided over  :he thancery court. He was sick up- on his return, but was allc to be at lis office yesterday
 Judge James Gould went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon to meet some friends from Clarksville on [ business. He vas accompanied by his | littlp son Ca lbro ;tb
 General R. lM. Knox has returned from weeks visit to friends in Mem phis and at Batesville, Miss. He met old comrades in Mississippi and re- rcrts having had delightful time.
 Ms. Harry Rosenberg and little son, Leo, and Miss Florence Rcsen- l haunI will return today from q sfv-
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Hospital Association.

The Ladies Hospital and Beneyo- lent Association will meet with Mrs. A. E. Westbrook on West Sixth ave. hue Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 'it will be an important meeting and all members are urged to be present.
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Ray :. ndorNnod =Hsar,ird

:'aF Ea5erWoad, If Stuttgart. and Miss +e!5 scnubzrr. d rJom nant so- elefT H oi indianapolis. md, were married Fli.ay afsIa- Il the Intou -Afl1'dtat NhnrcH in Minneapolis he 3&iie $ he daa2htoe of Mr. and .dFs. James ii. Spancer, prominent fes dents of Indianapolis. Mr. hd#r#ood is o@e Of -tc mos rr2- 9 seSs.ve young business men and h2nke~ of sfHitsarg anl has a Host 8f Friends h Pine Biu1f.
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SHer2Nsiul= =$; ciaI

Over Il ho@dred poo 1lc attend i tie ice eleam supper Friaay night at the S. (. wander Memorial church. 5 Xte"nth avenues and P5plar reels. G259e flowing delightful program was vel rend red
 o5c@ ns song by he Sunday school members.
 lns fomantal sol, Mrs. Harry Dan- ic $.
 Ia.S an; prayer by Rev. k A. Boyd,
 Eocai duet, Mrs W. A. Kientz and Alrs. Charles Blah4 4iy.
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Church Social.

A Good Times Social" wil,he held at ha First Chr stian Church Friday. October II, to wh oh al! members Of the church are invited. A fiHa pro gram has ben arranged. The social committee is composed Of Ms. L. p. Garner Mrs. A. Pai,te~son and Dr. C. C. Cline
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Entertained Class.

Charles Whyte, one Of the teach |ers of the Firss Methodist Sunday School entertained the members of his |class Friday night with a theater |pa1ty at the Orpheo and luncheon lat h.s home. Those in the party were Wade Dalrymple, Carl Whyte,
 Charles Senyard, Carl Hing, Livings-
 ton Johnson, Hunter Goodman, James
 Arthur Brannon and Vel Cara Bran
 hon.
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SOCIETY
Ella k. NewSOm t'!ap!er.

Ella K. Newsom Chapter, T. D. C., mot yesterday afternoon wish " ss AGna Flournoy Several matters of busiAcss were disposed of. X call meeting VII be held one day next week. probably at the home Of Miss Mary Hester Mccoy. Miss lf1ournoy served delicious refreshments.
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o:sh" E.aiias aluI,.

'Fh1 Young Ladies Club of the Fl ST Ae.4@diat ehurca VII bs entertaiHad hy Ms. P. NJ. BIidgcs at her home. i23al4h avenue tnd Walnut str nt, sS.tt5.%&a4 a clHoon. Oatcher j, al I o'clock.
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Musical selections will also be ren- GeGed, All mothers are invited 10 at- tCnd.
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W. (. T. [.

The W, C. T. U. VII meet Thursday afternoon at tAe First Method st churesa.
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Temple Society.

The Lad es Temple Society will meet Monday afterGoon at 3 o'clock al the. Temple.
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s.enlH Lodge TO Meet.

s4ei,N Lodge TO Meet.
 Lantz Lodge No II, Degree of Hona! will meet Monday night at tie Heam&n Hall. All members are fe- questes to be prese1t.
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|. ]. Moore Jeff last night for Shreveport, La, where inc will visit his son, Oscar, who is sick in q hos
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, April 22.-The cotton mar ket opened steady at an advance of to II points, with July contracts sell ing at II S1 and October at 11.40 on the call while December touched l1.g4 or with points of the predicted f2 cent Jewel. This was peter than due on the cables and heavy realizing was attract ed Offerings were well absorbed on 2 scale down as a result of covering by sellers of last week and trade support but prices gradually worked off to prac- tically the opening figures Clearing weather following thunderstorms in the Carolinas and Georgia this afternoon. which probably inspired some local sell ing for q reaction. as we'll as increased the disposition to take profits on long cotton on the decline.
 There was good deal of trade buy ing around the final figures of last week. however, and the market during the early afternoon firmed up again in bull lsh prvate reports from the South and the official detiled reports showing the precipitation to have been very heavy since Saturday morning in almost all sections of the belt. This second ad : vance carried prices about 8 to l0 points net higher but realizing became heavier in the last hour and the mar knt closed at practically the lowest level of the day.
 Receipts 15.1sO against l62ss bales last week and 9,S59 last year Today's receipts at Galveston 4,9iG against 2. 53S3 last year; at New Orleans 3,325 against 1,299 last year and at Houston 3.5I5 against 1,937 last year
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FOR sALe
, saeNexeMomemeRenaEoE0KeKe
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Four (D lots. embracing an acre ., more. two blocks from car line. Good four-room house on it in good repair. fences and outhouses. shrubhefN ana flowers in yard; fine garden, young orr chard of peaches, pears. apricots. apples. plunls mulberry and persmmous. Lots af gsape vines of all varieties, fine cul- tivatcd backberIies and raspberrles. Electric lights in hnuse. Cit3 water and sewer accessible For quick sale will fake S9 900.
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF TAX
 

A
 Notice is hereby given That whereas as, certain lands, to-wit The South west one-quarter of the Southwest one quarter of Section 36. Township 9 South, Range l9 West. were subject to taxation for the year 1908. and. whereas. the taxes assessed upon said lands for the said year remained unpaid. and whsFeas at sale made by the collector of said county on the second Monday in June. l9Og, for the taxes. penalty and costs due on said lands the undersigned pur- chased the same. and whereas, the said lands were not redeemed with n the time prescribed by law: and whereas. the Clerk of Garland county. Arkansas, on the 2lst day of June. 1911. executed to the undersigned a proper deed for said lands. as provided by law: now, all persons who can set m any lands so purchased in consequence of any inturmalitg or any irreguiaritv connected with such sale are notified that the undersigned win at the June term, 1912, of the Garland Chanccrxs Court. apply to said Court to have the said sale confirmed. and an such per- sons are hereby called upon to show cause at said time. in said Court why lirmed
 Given Given my hand this 2gud day of
 D E. McCLENnEN. oo By A. CURL, Solicitor
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8. p. o. E.

8. D. O. E, Hot Springs Lodge No. 3en meets every Wednesday evening s.30 sharp. second floor Masonic Temple Building. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 s. F McKEEHAN, E. R. Redmond Joyce. Secretary.
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CLUB DELEGATES.

The Hot Springs clubs win be well represented at the State Federation in Little Rock. The Lotus Club willbe represented by Mrs G. A. Hogaboom' president; Mrs Claude Marsh, dele gate and Mrs. Hicks Mallory, alternate. The Library Association sent Mrs. J. H. Avery, president appointee and Mrs. C. M. Roberts, delegate. From the Musical Art Club Mrs. Jack Manier, president Miss Blanche Hallman, dele gate and Miss Ellen Anderson, alternate Mrs. Manier and Mrs. Horry M, Hal lock are on the program for Fine Arts evening.
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Bargains In Mortgaged
 Property
Must Be Sold To Repay
 Mortgage


 gains in improved or unimproved city or country property. Can be handled on very easy terms. Call at my office, 629h Central avenue, and see me about them.
 Four blocks east of Park avenue, lot with four room cottage, sl0O cash, balance monthly payments
 East Grand avenue, corner lot, stone wall, neat i-rcom cottage, cheap for part cash and balance on monthly installments.
 Lafayette avenue. good lot and j. room cottage, $100 cash, balance in stalments.
 Gaines addition, one or two lots, good 7-room house, s1,350 or $1,750, part cash, balance on time.
 Winona avenue, corner lot and cot tage, s100 cash and monthly payments. Henderson avenue. nice 4-room cot tage and lot, on small payments. Central avenue, beautiful shady lot, i00x200, with 9-room, two-story mod ern house. $2.5oo cash, balance in an nual payments.
 Lower Central avenue, beautiful lot of four acres, modern 10-room two story frame residence, $3,500 cash, balance in two annual payments. Oaklawn addition, three pretty mod ern residences, large we'll improved lots, very cheap for cash, or annual payments
 Central avenue, corner lot 50xl5o, very cheap. $500 cash, balance on time
 Morrison and Bedding addition, four cheap lots, block of Central avenue, $500 each on time. 10 per cent off for all cash
 Oaklawn addition. near school, two pretty building lots, $500 each, or s550 cash.
 Near OBryan addition, 4ts and 5- acre truck farm, sf5O and $55O, easy payments.
 Higdon Ferry road, mile south of car line, g acres of rich farm land, fenced and cultivated, 7-room cottage. dairy barn, milk and chicken houses, two wells, very cheap.
 ", I1,.. ,.oad arrac frntt truck or chicken farms. partly culti- vatcd, small orchard. good improve ments, very cheap for cash or pay. ments.
 Near Malvern road, 50 acres, good improvements. will sell at half it's cost
 Shady Grove road, 40 acres. good chicken farm, very cheap at $500
 Saline county, 15 miles north, 16t acres of virgin timber land, timber valued at S1O per acre. rich fruit and farm land $160 cash, five annual pay ments of $160 each at per cent; 1C per cent off for all cash. Hotels, boarding houses. restau rants and business opportunities foi sale cheap.
 Call at once, 6291s Central avenue s to F am. or 2 to 8 pm.
 W. T. HAWKINS.
 Real Estate Agent.
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SOUTHERN
Montnomerx 3. MohIle i

Mobile, April 22.-Montgomery took the last game or the series from MobiIe today score 3 to l. Errors, bases on balls and the only two hits the visitors got, were punched in the seventh. se- curing three runs off pitcher Powers. who made his Southern League debut and who had not allowed hit until that inning Mobiles only run was scored in the first inning, when Ma loney. first up, hit over the right field fence.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Montgomery ...... GOO 0O0 300--3 Mobile .......... 100 900 OOO-1 2
 Batteries -RadabaugH and Gribbens, Burleson Powers and Dunn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland County chancery Court Matilda Mcclure, plaintiff
 Against F Fl Olmstead. Louisa NJ Olmstead, chas. w Paine and Cora Burton. de. feudants.
 The defendant. Charles w Paine k warned to appear ir. this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
 Given under my hand and seal of sald Court on this 18th day of April, 1si2
 H. A wHPrTINGToN, Clerk By s. l. ERICKSON. D. C. c. Floyd Huff, attorney ad litem A. J Murphy, Atty. for plaintff.
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AMERICAN
St. Louis 7, Detroit {.

St Louis, April 22.-Dertoit today made it's first appearance of the season here aud lost to the home team to l Pratts fielding featured. The visito.s made all their runs in the seventh, when they drove Bailey from the box.
 Score by innings R. H. E. st. Louis ........ 200 OH Osx--7 s 1 Detroit .+......,. 0N0 poo i00-4 , 5
 Batteries Bailey, Hamilton and Kri- chel. Willet and Bailey.
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q O. q

Aerie and club rooms located st M. 5l4 Central avenue. Hot Springs Aerls No. h1 meets every Thursday at ?. m. Visiting Eagles and ladies are always welcome. Club rooms open from a. m. until 70 D. m., except Tuesday and We'd nesday. JOHN r. MAY, w F.
 Vincent West. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
pnIINp NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that did take up and impound running at large within the city limits the following stock on April 20th:
 One year old Jersey heifer yellow and white spotted. no marks leather halter One Z-year-Old Jersey hefer yellow. swallow fork in left ear.
 One Jersey COW, swallow fork on both ears, under bit on left ear, white and brindle. 12 years old.
 Notice is given that the above stock will be sold at the city pound Thurs day May End, 1912. to pay cnarges.
 John PembertoE.
 Pound Keeper. Hot Srings, Ark, April 22, l9i2,
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clneInnatI 2. st. LouIs 5.

Cincinnati, Apri 2.--Cincnnati de feated St Louis today in a hard hit ting game 9 to 6. A drizzling rain fell during most of the contest. Seven pitchers were used. Bagby. one of Cin- cinnati's recruits showing up well. Sal lee and Geyer were hit hard, while Hrmphries was wild. the latter forcing in a run with a base on balls.
 Score by innings: R. H. F. St. Louis ....... 105 GOO 006--6 F 2 Cincinnati ...... 230 200 20x--9 n 0
 Batteries-Sallee, Dell. Geyer, Wilds and Bliss. Humphries, Keede, Bagby and Mclean.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR pueLIcIATIoN.

NOTICE FOR PUbLFLIA IUNs Department Of the Interior, U. s. Land
 Office at Camden. Arkansas. April
 4. 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Walter Bradshaw of 0ma, Arkansas, who, on March 2, 1906 made homesteaa r.fi.;s 1-4 NV i-4 section l0 township 4 g. range 2i w. 5th principal meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Sive year proof, Co establish claim to the land above described before the United states commissioner at Hot Springs Ar kausas. on the tSth day of May. 1912
 Claimant names as witnesses Elmer isfautiey. nf 0nt Arkansas. Newton Weaiherford of Ona Arkansas: Frank Strickland. If Oma. ArkansaS William pe1n of Ohm. Arkapsas
 |, 8l FRlEDtlktM. Reegster sentinel Record. Hot Springs
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FOR RENT--Nsceiy furnished three, fouf
 and five-roofn c0ttages III modern conNenienoes: best residence part of the eily reasonaa ale rent. Apply 207 Cedar stfeag. or phone 2e9. 3-I2-tf
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PLAYED TIE DOUBLE.
coIored Teams at Wilmington Park "''
 Play of Tie This Afternoon

C0lnfed
 Play of Tie This Afternoon
 Arkansas Baptist College and shor'er Baptist College colored baseball eluns hooked it up at Wilmington park m this city yesterday afternoon in a double header. each team winning ohe game The Arkansas Baptists won ihe first game. score 4-3, and the shorter College took the second, 5-4. They played fast and gingery ball, and en- taimsd well the large crowd that gathered at the park. This afternoon thev will play off the tie, and first class contest is guaranteed under the fact that the teams are well balanced and the intense interest taken oy al members of both teams to win the non ors of the series.
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alrmlnnham 2. Neu orleans Q

New Orleans, La, April e2-New Or leans could not solve Foxen and Blrm- ingham won today Foxen gave up but two hits, Butler getting both. one a double To left field
 New orleans ... 00o poo O0O--o { Birmingham ... OgO 900 OOO-2 f
 Batteries swindell, Hill ana Haight Foxen and Yantz
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NOTIcE.


 Mouce IS hereby given that petition Wll be presented to the County Conrt or Garland County. Ark, on tie first uay or June. 1912, or as soon therytffer as can be heard asking for an ardef authorizing and directing that a new road be opened in Garland County the route Of which ls Beginning at a point m LQnsdale Ark. on Little Rock and ana Hot Springs pike at the intersee- sioh or Nance avenue thence soilth one glocA thence east half block to Raptist ehNten 10 point at the southwest corner ot northeast quarter of north, east quarter, section g: thence soitb- west through sections 22, g7 2g s3 and 4-' lo 2 point at intersecti0n of A coi1u- " road from Hot Spring County. near the southwest corner Of southeast o,,sr- st ssT oI section 32, ali being in Town snip south, Range 17 West Ail ner. solls interested in the above are rott- i'eo iesS eo appear in said Court on June i tbey haa ana oifer any objections if anvI
 TT F. BuFFfNGToN
 I t WILLIAMS
 April i2t 1912. " al ee
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FOR SALIE-Coliie pups H. H.
 Wright. s5g Central avenue. upstairs.
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BASEBALL RESULTS.

Reports of the bil league games hy innings will be posted at the Indiana club bar every day. Call and see the
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Memnhfs 6. Atlanta 2.

Memphis. Aprd While Smith pitched good ball for Memphis and his support was snappy, listless fielding on the part of the Atlanta players had much to do with the defeat Of the vis- iters 6 to today
 Score by innings R. H. E. Atlanta .......... tGf 900 000-e 6 Memphis ........ 013 ll0 0Ox-6 s 1
 Batteries Page and Keer, smith and Tonneman.
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 4-33-1t
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Robt. Koehler. Secretary.

Hot Springs Encampment No. 8. | Q 10 F, meets every Friday night in Odd Fellows hall. corner Of Prospect and Ex- change. All visiting Patriarchs please ai- tend. r. s. HOSMER. C. P. R. KOEHI FER. scrfba
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LOWERS MOTH KILLER POSI- FINELY PREVENTS MOTHS SOLD AT LOWERS DRUG STORE AND ALL DRUGGISTS.
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COTTON STATES

Meridian New Orleans :. Jackson ls TIattiesburg 5. Nicksburg r. Greenwood 6.
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COME N0W-~then you won't have to
 AaxDh H we had known this when VIC first came. SIGi FER APART MENTS iaeul loeation. are fusnished for ii&if house. e-keeping in suites of two and Np! outside rooms Rates --f gas for eopIin steam lleat hot and cold wnter fifniShadf se9.H6 and lin per month sf4fIee 335 Ouaehiga Ave
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anwllNG ALLEYs.

Four regulations in Dugan Stuart building. opposite Arlington hotel A place for ladies and gentlemen to en. joy themselves. Robt R. McRoberts, Proprietor 4-'t
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Austin lo. Fort Worth & san Antonio TO- Beaumont f.. Houston 2. Galveston l. Dall's t-lr Waco v-e.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Toledo 2 st Paul 10.
 Columbus 10. Minneapolis II. Louisville Kansas City, rain Indianapolis Milwaukee. rain
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FOR SALE Stock. fixtures and lease of
 Grown Jewelry Co. Si6 Central Ave, opposite Arlington. best location in eity Must be sold at once, as Mrs. Wilkins sails for Europe. 4-16lwk
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NashvIIIe 5. chattanooaa 1.

Nashville, Tenn, April 2g. Nashville won from Chattanooga this afternoon to 1, in game replete with sensa- tonal fielding mixed with plays which looked as though they had been brought in from q corner-iot game Three pitchers weE used by Chattanooga Nashville's pitcher Medley, recruit. went the whole route.
 Score by innings. R. II [. Chattanooga ..... 800 001 000--4 8 1 Nashville ..... 002 900 O3x-5 10 s
 Batteries Gordon, Covalesh Vo- winkle and Hannah, Medley and Sea baugh.
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Others Postponed.

Washington Philadelphia, rain Chicago Cleveland, not scheduled. Boston New York, rain.
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Hot Springs Council No. 20l6, kniEhls and Ladies of Security meet at Oddiei- lows hall, first and third Thrrsdav nigHw Visiting members cordially welcomed
 DR. JOHN FEWKES, Pres. J. J. Hickman, Secretary.
 Elwood Smith, Organizer