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STAMINA Gith @etreibeberidlt.

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MISCELLANEOUS
nNNnIlNcEMENT

DADS STABLE First class livery Sue-
 ciaI service for country Saltsmen. olu Garland Ave Phone l033. b-3-tt
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
 THIS AFTERNOON
INTEREST IS HIGH AMONG THE GOLFERS AND A LARGE CROWD
 WILL BE PRESENT.

Play for the w. V. Hoare medal begins today at the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club. This medal is to be awarded the member turning in the lowest score for 72 holes and is to be the emblem of the best medal" player at the club. In view of the fact that the tournament is a 72-hole affair il will not be finished until ts morrow afternoon, as 36 holes a day is about as long a grind as the oidi- nary golfer wants.
 The course at present is very fast and many believe that some unusual. ly low scores will result. Interest is high among the local enthusiasts az the result will. necessarily give s good line on the long mooted quea- tion as to just who is the fastest medal player at the Country Club. The entrants are smaller than any tournament Of the year, but this is easily accounted for by the fact that every member participating, plays without any handicap whatsoever: in other words the tournament is strict ly scratch affair. This is the first scratch tournament of the year, all others having either been flight tournaments or handicap tournaments or handicap tourna. ments.
 The pairings for today are as fol lows:
 First Eighteen-Tom Martin vs. W. E. Chester; R w. Thrift ys. Jack Goode.
 Second Eigateen-To Martin ys. k. w. Thrift; W. E. Chester vs. Jack GoOde.
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OFFICIALS DENY
 RUMORS OF PEACE
NO EXPLANATION FOR GATHER ING OF RIVAL BASEBALL
 MEN IS GIVEN.

Chicago, April 23,-Emphatc tate ments that no peace negotiations were going on were made today by both President Gilmore of the Fed eral league and President Johnson O. the American, but no explanation for the gathering here of the big men of baseball was vouchsafed
 Among the leaders Of the game ex- pected here tomorrow is President Tener of the National league, and the Federal league magnates who, accord ing to information gained from sources close to them, will meet to talk over the ending of the war, are William E. Robertson of Buffalo and Robert B. Ward of Brooklyn, while Phillip Ball of St. Louis and his at torney Montague Lyons of St. Louis, admitted that they had been in con ference with President Johnson yes terday and today
 Bumors say the terms of peace being advanced include merger of several teams and the elimination of one club in St. Louis and one in Chi cagO, and perhaps the abandonm mt of the field as a separate organization by the Federals
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LEGAL NOTICES

the SW 1-4 SE 1-4. Sec l. r. N. R. 1g w.. 60 acres, listed upon application of Napoleon Davis. Lawrence. Arkansas
 The x i-2 NV 1-i Sec. 8. T. N. R. 20 w. SO acres. application of D. l.. standiford, Jessieville. Arkansas List
 The S 1-2 NE 1-t the " 1-2 SEE 1-4 NV 1-4. Sec 19. r. 1 N. F. 20 w., app plication of Alfred F. Samples. ll26 l-2 w. Fifth Street, Oklahoma City. Okla
 The sE i-i SW l-i. Sec 12. IT. I N. R. 20 W. 9th P. M. 40 acres, application of s. D. Brown, DeQueeu, Arkansas; List 7-546
 February 27. 1915 c. NJ. Bruce. Assist ant Commissioner of the General .Land Office
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LEAGUE
stardIna of the Clubs
Coumbe Was Wild.

Cleveland, April 23-Detroit de- feated Cleveland s to today. Coumbe's own wild throws caused his retirement. Cleveland drove Cove leskie from the box in the sixth but Dauss proved a mystery. Young of Detroit sprained a knee sliding into third base in the first inning
 Score by innings. R. F. F. Cleveland ......01o 003 000-4 II 3 Detroit .........000 2l3 002-S II 0
 Coumbe, Steen, Harsted and Egan; Coveleskie, Dauss and Baker
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Philadelnhia ?. Rostnn 1

Philadelphia April p Philadelphia continued it's victorious streak by de- feating Btoston today 2 to |. Whit ted's single and doubles by Niehoft and Luderus scored Philadelphia 8 runs. Magee made two wonderful onehand catches, one of which robbed Cravath of a home run.
 Score by innings: R. II. F.. Boston .........000 GOO 00l--1 S o Philadelphia ..,.O20 GOO OOx-2 2 8
 Rudolph and Whaling; RiXey and Killifer
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JUNIOR HIGH IS
 THE TRACK WINNER
SCHOOLS OF THE CITY HAVE h FINE OUTING ON THE WRIT
 TlNGTON PARK FIELD.
This Afternoon the High School An nual lnterclass Meet Win Be Held at 3 O'clock at Wilmington Field.

The track meet between the differ ent grade schools of the city yester- day furnished some very exciting events, Junior Hsl carrying off the honors with a score of IT, with Ram ble a close second with 74 Jones was third with 23, Central fourth with 2l, and Oakland brought up the rear with l5 fBm' Dugan carried off individual honors with IS points; Lewis was a close second with lG. while Gossctt won third honors with lf
 Tae following are the official re- suits:
 Track Events-Class i. (Oue hundred and twenty-five pounds and overD
 9O-Yard Dash-l.ewis, R., first: Gossett, Jr H., second; Sigman, J., third.
 One Mile Run-Lewis, R. hrst Smith C.. second; Fird J, third. SSO-Yard Relay -Jones, first; Jun for Higl second, Ramble, third. 50-Yard Dash CGirls) B1sou, J., first; Rouse, Jr. It., second; Harper t., third.
 220Yard Relay CGirlD -Rumolc, first, Oaklawn, second; Jones. third. One Mile Bicycle Race -Bondurant, Jr. IL, first; Cochbaru, R., second.
 Class 2.
 SO-Yard Dash--Dugan, R.. first: Cochburn, R., second; Jones, Jr. II, third
 IalfMhe; Ron Dugan, R.. first Cochburn, R., second WesphaI, ]. third
 SS0-Yard Relay -Jr. High first. Ramble, second; Jones, third.
 Class 3.
 70Yarl Dash h-Fondren, Jr. H., first. Bethel. C. second; Kramer. | third QuarterMile Run -Guerin, R., first Hunter R. second, Bethel, C., third 4i0-Yard Relay -Oaklawn, first; Jr H., second; Central, third.
 Class 4.
 G0-Yard Dash-Gray, Jr H.. first; ConneI, Jr II. second; Dyer, O. third
 QuarterMle Run-seyI, Jr II. first; Gray, Jr. IT,, second; Howard K, third.
 4i0-Yard Relay-Jr. High first; Jones, second; Oaklawn, third
 Field Events-class 1. Broad Jump-GOssett, Jr, H. first Lewis R., second Maxie, J., third Shot Put-Gossett, Jr. H., first, Lewis, R., second; Ford, J., third.
 Class 2. Broad Jump -.Dugan R., first; Boles, Jr. H., second; Bondurant, Jr H., third
 Hop, Step and Jump-Bonduran Jr. H., first; Dugan, R., second Cochburn, F., third.
 Class 3.
 Broad Jump-Nix O.. first: Bethel, C., second; Hildreth. Jr. H. third
 Class .
 Broad Jum2-Gray, IT, H., first; Seyl Jr. H., second; Kizziar, C. third.
 Baseball Throw CGirl) Dishercon. R. first; Clay, C., seconl; Kizziar, C., third
 Basketball Throw (Girls) -Kizziar. C., first; Clay, C., second; William son, J., third
 Today the High School holds it's annual inter-class meet at Whiting, ton park and a big day is promised
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Telephone us; rapid delivery. Pub ilc Drus Cs.
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chattanooaa g. Little Rock 2.

Little Rock, April 23.- Luhrsen weakened in the ninth inning toGay, Chattanooga scoring seven runs in that inning and winning over Little Rock 9 to ?.
 Score by innings: R.H.E. Chattanooga 1000 900 207-9 9 1 Little Rock .....OO2 900 O00-2 3 4
 Ross and Kitchens; Luhrsen and Gibson
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Uot Springs after an absence of % few months Co resume the practice of mcdi- cine, and can be found at Suite &ul. Ar nhoue. 3i Residence phone. 7S7. 3-30-lm
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Sox Beat Browns.

Chicago, April 23.-Eddie Collins, Fournier and J. Collins proved too much for Lowdermilk today and Chi cago made it two straight from St. Louis, 1 to g. Collins walked twice and scored each time on Fournier's triples.
 Score by innings: R. H. [. St Louis .......002 GOO 010-3 8 0 Chicago .......100 GOO 3OX-4 ?
 LOwdenmilk and Leary; Cicotte. Wolfgang and Schalk.
 Philadelphia at Boston and Wash ington at New York, rain
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Nashville 5. Memphis 1.

Nashville, April 23.-Freak hits in the fifth inning and loose work by the Memphis infield in the fourth in- hing enabled Nashville to win today S game to 1 Baker made home run for Nashville in the first inning.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Memphis .......100 11O 0l0-4 1G 2 Nashville ......100 030 10X-5 10 I
 Keeley Buckles and Andreeu; Me LeOd and Smith.
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TOHNEY V. 5. LED0ENWUOU
 has moved his offices to the Police Judges office. located in the council chamber at the City Han where he will he actively engaged in the practice Of law Phone, office, 743; residence phone, 15te 3-19-1m
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BASEBALL GAME TODAY.

The Public Utilities baseball club will cross bats this afternoon with the High School team. The game will be played on Fogle field, on Whluington avenue. and will be called at 3 o'clock.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Princeton s, North Carolina 4. Columbia 2, Cornell 1 Cl0 nnings)
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Blrmineh ham 5. Atlanta 1.

Birmingham. April 23.--A home run by Coombs followed by three sharp singles in the first inning resulted in four runs for Birmingham and lead that At.anta was never able to over. come The final score was to 1.
 Score by innings R. H. F. Atlanta ........100 GOO 0O0-1 ' l Birmingham ....4l0 900 COX 3 9 2
 Browning, Thompson and Rumler; | Dettson and Hale
 Cu}y three games scheduled.
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BELMONT RESTS FLYNN.

Milwaukee, Wis., April 29.-Gene belmont, Memphis feather weight
 was awarded the newspaper decision by shade here tonight in a fast 1O- round bout with Maurice Flynn, Chi cago, substituting for Billy Defoe. Flynn was seven pounds over weight.
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chamberIain's couoh Remedy

From a small beginning Une sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. When you have need for such a medicine give Clamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial and you will understand why fl has become so popular for coughs colds and croup. Obtainable every where.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 2.

St. Louis, April 23.--A two-base hit by Konetchy and a single by Oakes brought in two runs for Pittsburg in the opening inning of todays game and gave the visitors a lead which they retained throughout Pittsburg won from St. Louis. to ?.
 Score by innings: R. H b Pittsburg ....... 200 900 003--5 10 2 St. Louis ......100 900 001-2 c
 Rogge and Berry; Davenport Gran dall and Hartley
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Cincinnati ?. pittshnrn 1.

Pittsburg April 23--Cincinnatrs three pitchers were effective today and the visitors defeated Putsburg 2 to 1. Errors by NioX and Cooper in the third inning resulted in Cinciu- nati's second and winning run
 Score by innings. R. II. E. Cincinnati ......0ll 000 000-2 G 4 Pittsburg .......O0o GOO 010-l 5 7
 Schneider Dale, Benton and Clarke, Wingo; Cooper and Gibson.
 At Brookiyn4New York, rain.
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At Kansas CitylChicago, rain.
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Baltimore 6. Buffalo 5.

Buffalo, April 23.-Baltimore cut short Buffalos winning streak by talk ing todays game 6 to 5. Doolan' s home run off Ford in the eighth sent in ahead of him enough runs to win.
 Score by innings: R. II. F. Baltimore ......0 GOO GOO 150-G 9 2 Buffalo .........401 900 OO0-5 10 1
 Suggs and owens; Woodman, Ford, Kraipp and Blair, Allen.
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FIFTH ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
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The tax books for the collection of the fifth annual SucCial assessment upon the real property in street improvement dis trict No 33 for the purpose ot paving and other improvements on Park avenue for the year 1gf5 have been placed in my hands An owners of property lying In the said district are required to pay their If payments are not made within thirty days from that date action will be com meuced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessments. penalties and costs Given under my hand this the goth day of April 1915
 < W. C. SMITH Collector At office of Arkansas Trust Go. 4-2l-tf
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STOCKHOLDERs' MEETING

Notice is hereby gwen that the annual stockholders meeting for the Avenue Hoe tel Company will be held at the Majestic Hotel Hot Springs. Arkausas, on We'd ncsday. May 5th. at II o'clock am, for the election of a board of directors tu serve for the ensuing wear. and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before it.
 HARRY A. JONES. President
 C. J. HORNER. Secretary
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Use Mggett's uoioen Tip tea for

Use Iiggett's foiden Tip tea for
 making iced tea. This tea Is pro cured only from the early fowery pickings, which in this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores. and then Ut prices varying from $200 to $500 a pound. Price SI.O0 a pound. For sale by R. c. Mor- his Drug Co. Phone 242 s-10n
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FOR SALE-Cheap. fine gentle driving horse. Address B. r., Sentinel Record
 3-25-lm
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Brooklyn g, Newark 5.

Newark, April 23.-In a heavy hit. ting contest. the Brooklyns regained first place today by defeating Newark 9 to 3. Frank Lapo-te was robbed of a home run by q spectator who knocked the ball down as !t was soar ing Unto the left field bleachers.
 Score by innings: 2. II E.. Brooklyn .......100 311 102 g 13 1 Newark ....... .320 900 000-5 15 9
 Upham Finneran and Watson {; WAitehouse and Rariden.
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wARNlNG oRpER.

Tn the Garland Circuit Court Luela Williamson, plaintiff against James K Williamson. defendant. The defendant James R Williamson, is warned 10 appear fin this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 1st day of April 1915
 A. c. SULLENBERGER. Clerk
 By w. IT, Moyston. D. C. c. T. COtham ESn AttnrneN al Item