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Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

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Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

Breathless Traveler-"Come. sum- mon all your Tagging energies"
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-01

No woman is competent to advocate the emancipation of her sex until she has learned not to alight from a street car backward,-Philadelph Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
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The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

The Carlisle Mer Co, will save you money on Oxford Shoes for ladies or gents, their prices are right.
 It pleasses a man more to have a woman tell him that he is the first man she ever loved than to have her tell him the truth.
 l Serve the Famous Lily Ice Cream Co.'S cream. made from pure cows milk in Memphis. B G Lemon
 Miss Cora Wilson, the accommodating te ephone operator is visiting in De catur, III. Miss Eula Gardner is attend ing to the exchange during her ab- sence.
 J o. Smiths Hardware Store is headquarters for all kinds of machine oil machine repairs and pipe fittings
 5000 shipping tags at one time is not bad order for firm doing business in 8 town the size of carlisle. N printed like amount for Mir Banzhof of the Grand Prairie creamery Union last Saturday.
 Young ladies ask your friends to Subscribe for the Independent and save you .heir votes if ou want nice present.
 The arlisle Mer. Co. are making special prices on all their Lawns, Organdies and Summer dress goods call and see them.
 MT Becker, the well drill man, while removing pipe from MT. Beedle's wei Saturday evening was pretty badly mashed about the chest and had an ugly gash cut in his chin by some part of the Machinery falling on him
 I placed 5000. insurance in June See me for rate before insuring your property. Your choice of three companies. A. II. BAcus.
 MT. and Mrs. H. I. Buechley and children left Tuesday for their old home in Southwestern Pennsylvania where they will spend month visiting among relatives and old friends We wish for them very pleasont visit and safe return
 J E Mnzzy has the most up to:date Stock of Wall Paper in Carlisle with prices to suit the customer
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
Play Ball!

Probably the most interest," ng game of ball witnessed near here this sea son was pulled off last Monday when our second nIne crossed bats with Hazen's first nine on the Hazen dia- mond. Both teams played ball from start to finish, but the Hazen boys were little to heavy for our boys and won the victory by score of 6 to Me don't think our boys are satisfied and doubt ess they will match another game with the hazen team in tue near future.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION.

Notice is hereby given that on March 26. 1872, $ Bilheimer, as clerk of Prairie county, Arkansas, sold and conveyed by his clerks tax deed of that date to Joseph W. Martin the SW4 of SN4 of Sec. 2s, Tp. 3 N., R. 7 ", said land hav- ing been previously sold to said Joseph W. Martin for non-paymsnt of taxes. penalty and cost due thereon, the time for redemption from said sale having expired and no redemption therefrom having been made.
 That the sad land was then located in Prairie county, Arkansas. but fat t,.e same is now situated in Lunoke county, Arkansas.
 l hat the title thns acquired by the said Josph W Martin has by virtue of me and conveyances pa, sed to and be- come vested in the petitioner. C. o. De- Wore. who now claims to be the owns of said land in fee.
 Now therefore all persons who clai any ght title or interest in said lai are hereby warned to appear Lonoke chancery court at it's Novd Der term, 1906 and show cause, if g they can, why the title of the petiy CT to said lands should not be cont ed and quieted. R
 c. o. DeY Tore.
 Petitick.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
Strayed Or Stolen.

One sorrel mare co with b age face one year old; one bay ma re, two years old. has reached main and foretop; one black mare mule, two years old, when left home on the 9th of June, had small bell on. A liberal reward will be given for their return.
 A, D. Nichols, : of mile noxthwe of Needmore
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

Lonoke is making big prepara- tions for Confederate re- union and basket picnic which they are going to have on Aug ast 23..
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
WANrED: by Chicago wholesale

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant manager (man or wonani for this country and adjnining territory, Salary s2o aud expenses paid weekly: expense money advanced. Work pleasant, position permanent. No i'm vestment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full particulars and enclose self addressed envelope. Address. General Manager, l34. E Lake St.. Chicago.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
To the Public.

1 am prepared to do all kinds of shoe repairing on short notice, will be found for the present at M. Nadoo's harness store. B. k frible.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

AES lai seet etOth o1 OFeEa IS ana | jumpers in town at Buechley. Mrs W F.Nelson is home from | visit to her parents at Waters chapel Patent Medicines and Stock Food
 Alexander. White wine Vinegar for pickles at Buechleys.
 z D Hinchman spent Monday and l! Monday night in Little Rock. Combs, Hair and Paint Brushes.
 Alexander. pr c T screeton has our tn anks for cash on subscription. Choctow and Rival flour. None better Bueehley sells it. NIT N Barton contributed to our wants last week. Thanks, Jim Cannon of wattensas shipped car load of fine cattle from here. Tues day.
 When you want a trunk or freight of any kind hauled call on T. ". Mann.
 Will Bogard and family and Joe. Rogsrd visited relatives in the city this Yeek. Ii you want good pair of work pants, see those for Sl00 at 
 The Carlisle Mere. Co. Henry Anderson was in from Hamil- ton Tuesday with big load of water melons.
 Meats foot oil Coperas yarnish Fish oil,
 Alexander. Mr. Jim Gillian, and daughter Of Piney Woods, were in thls city Tues day
 P. X ". Quinine 4so grains to the qunee. ". J . D. Alexander. Ne learn that the picnic at West Nefdmore last Saturday was rained out.
 Sugar house mo asses ID Barrels 4Oc a galon.
 Car isle Mer. Go Mrs. V. 4. Gillian of this place is spending the week al Hamilton attend ing the protr acted meeting at that place J oxidine, Plantation and Groves chill Tonic.
 Alexander. Mrs [ Longley returned to her home in Little Roc's Saturday after pieasont visit with relatives in this city.
 To the most popular young lady High Grade Kimball Organ. Just received nice line of Suit cases, Trunks. Hand Bags and Tele- scopes They viii be sold cheap.
 Gar is e Mercant Co. O. papers for sale at this office, 9 cents per hundred.
 We have Gasoline power merry go round and wish to make dates with picnic committees.
 BRIGHToP BROS. jul Ia-4 Carlisle, Ark. Mrs. F. DeVore and daughter re- turned to their home in Northern Missouri Sunday after pleasant visit with relatives and friends in this city.
 FOR SALE-One Mccormick corn Shredder, one Pea Thresher in good condition. Call on or address.
 c. P. Wise.
 Carlisle, Ark. Will White, who is ,Ssorling for wholesale drygoods frp in Memphis, spent the past week with his parents living north of town. k Sulphur. Salts, Copperas, Rosin and Putty.>
 Alexander The blackberry crop this year is very fine and blackberry rickers are seen in every berry patch picking the lu- cials fruit.
 If }u need Rubber boots for the E fields. BuecLley has them in all  People are always regretting today the things they did yesterday. Therefore. tie lazy man has the fewest regrets T. H. Wise, ths timer does genera pe ring on tanks fues & etc give him
 on c. R. Marsh at Holt X cos.
 fife Tightening or tornado !
 S1ED-Fiss Thousand Chick
 n J. C. Ash.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

they are gong to nave OH Aug ast 23.
 The Fair-What about the
 fair is question asked several times a day. Many kinds of
 answers are given, depending on
 the interest and information to whom theinquiry Is made. Not
 yfrequently is the answer of -- fatnrextha shaSs little >appre- u.slrxz.sff ela5{ Ss@1sans the efforts and saeri-
 nee dthe part of those who
 are eAestly at work for its
 snecesA No one familiar : with s'fs enterprises expects Tor monAnt that there will be
 httle or noSoik to accomplish
 results or tHtthe fair it gong
 to make its{t At the same < time they maj expect knockers
 from prineipE and habit and
 sunJust critiEsm from the K friends of such enterprise who nope to ses success crown the
 eH0rts ofJhoSe Who are untlnng
 1R the effort tb make 1t so. The
 ao,,o ~ Carlisle above all othrs puotha prht to Ee the last to throw eu9 hindraNc Nces in the way and
 an c;t;zen caA afford to do so.
 NJ NJ ssef;on on \earth has more J -at,,rsl adyantAges than our naIe , so,tb land and only for ths reason that opportunities
 are nd made and used as they could knd should pe arvwe noT> ;nthe rear ranks. The-e/is
 rncl,to be done to get s2ady
 for tha coming fair anf Gf the ~a M nef.,,Is in whose behlf this
 pf effo14 is being made vi lend r~laaa4aad boost 2o& knock sf above their expectation An-
 swering the question as 70
 1rogress and etc. The organl-
 zation consist of officers a board of. managers of seven and
 6napce committee of five all of wbosn are enterprisang pushing
 neh. They have secured the na- ues of I5Ospersons as members
 Nth pledges of $2. and contri- 3,ltions of $5. each and Ill addi- Bon to this have commissioned k5ver 20 solicitors armed with lists who have not reported. This number will be added to the. extent that ere this Is read there will be near 40 instead < ck2G with commissions solice- ay 5a14 nc members. If you desire Esso help in the undertaking you do so by talking favorable sand encouraging those who are s358aE8 \ heIp report fgSSsGH of peace. as,i 1 Archbishop aiN@ who is a m<.issloH when tome <our 6k6een for the nex
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26
HAY WIRE! HAY WIRE!

For the next 30 days We will sell No. l5, T 1t Hay ties for roc per bundle Cash only
 Carlisle Mer. Co.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

aaIold benefit to school dis tricts that are compelled to close their school for lack of finance just as the pupils are getting interested in their books. and as 1t imposes no extra tax on any school district
 ssept those that vote for 1t at the annual school election.
 We do not see why anyone should oppose 1t. Give us more schools and longer terms.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

NOTI E-Having sold my entire harness repairing outfit to B k Prible who will continue to do shoe repaiying and barnsss repairing and will be found at the feed store at all times. to attend to same. l rSeomend him 10 you, rive hl1n your wfk
 N NADec. VI Pape 12p<s and Tablets
The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

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The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-26

Subscribe for the Indepenjtl vote for your choice in the OfeI test hd
 Mrs. Ed Thomas, of Px1 visiting Der sister, Mrsx in our city this week.
 c. c. Perkins, livi e. has our thanks for ton.
 Pay up your sub your choice in the
 w colvert, his family tc our Al en property in town, whfeh " He has also Bd adjoining this and sona. for acre -
 The fnAsz Arkansas TIT ed with the ls'
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
Financial Crisis at Hand.
Cuban News Confirmed
At State Department

In dispatch from Charge d'Anaireg
Sleeper at Havana. dated yesterday,
Acting Secretary Of State Bacon. Is in
receipt Of confirmation of the newspaper
dispatches that Gen. Quentin Banderas
was killed IN a fight IN Havana province.
Mr.. Sleeper also wires that the Cuban
government claims the iusurrectionisu
leader, Gen. Pine Guerra. vas repulsed
In a three-hour fght near Pinar del Rio.
Santiago and Puerto Principe provinces
are claimed to be quiet
O'Farrill. secretary Of state and min
lister of justice. says Mr. Sleeper, has
handed in his resignation.
Al the State Department il was denied
this afternoon that the Cuban govern
ment has asked for aid I'm any shape
from the United States IN putting down
the insuTrcCtiOuist disturbances. Oni.
cials claim 10 believe that there is alb.
s0Iutely no possibility of airy such action
being taken 10y the Cubans as they will
be amply able TO cope with the situa.
LiOn.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
BULL SUPPORT IN COTTON
CAUSES SLIGHT ADVANCES

NEW YORK, Aug 94-The undertone
Of the local cotton market at the start
was steady on the cable news and com
plants of too much rain IN the eastern
belt and the northern part OF the west
ern belt First prices were three points
lower 10 two points higher. The pit
element seemed 10 be fairly well oveued
up. and a tile bull support after the
call hroLgIt a quick response. prices
advancing four TO five points over the
closing quotations of yesterday. The
market at New Orleans. after starting
two points higher, advanced about three
points more In sympathy with New
York. The offerings appeared 20 be light
i4 both markets. Opening quotations.
September. E7OGST1. October NN3QSN4.
November. S9UdS9l, December. 9.05H9o-.
January, 907a90si February, 9I-a9.I5i
March, 9I9 bid.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
TELEPHONE BOOTH THEFT
CHARGE AGAINST SINN

Nathan D. Sim twenty-three years
old, living on North Capitol street. who
was arrested by Detective Barbee, Of
the Central Ohice. at Luna Park last
night. charged with the larceny Of 81
from the cash drawer of the telephone
booth at the Pennsylvania station. is
being held az the Sixth precinct station,
pending a further investigation.
Sim was brought to Police Headquar-
ters this morning, where he was pho
tocra phed for the rOgues' gallery. Sim
is known to the police, having been in
trouble before. In 1898. he served six
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE.
DECIDED STRENGTH
IN STOCK MARKET
Large Part of the Buying
Due to Covering Of
Shorts.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-FouOwing the
lead SET by London this morning the
initial prices on local stock market
showed decided strength. with gains
ranging from IS 90 . per cent dstrib-
uted throughout the list The feature
of the early trading was Steel common.
which advanced y. Amalgamated and
Anaconda resumed their upward course.
Amalgamated opened 5s higher ana An
aconda 2lz In the railroad list the
strongest features We're AtchisOn, Louis
Vile and Nashville, and the Hll stocks.
The former two made initial gains Of
one point or more, while Northern Pa
ciuc rose ia and Great Northern pre-
ferred . per cent Other notable gains
were 7s in Reading a In ST. Paul, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific, = in Can
adlan Pacific. and Is in Wabash pre-
ferred.
The market developed general strength
following the opening gains and prices
of leading issues moved up Sharply in
the first hour. Atchison was most prom
inenL in the railroad list, advancing 2l1
per cent
A unique incident in the trading was
the sale of Consolidated Gas eX-dlvidend
OF 1 per cent at 142 against l+ yester-
day. with the dividend on. Later the
stock advanced "a further. Anaconda
made net gain OF 4iA per cent The
buying was chiefly on orCers given out
10y Hooley. Larned & Co. A large part
of the buying In the general list was ap-
parentIy covering of shorts. London
bought $1,000 shares chiefly Southern
Pacific Erie. Copper and Steel
Government bonds uucnanged; other
bonds firm.
The market continued strong all
through the forenoon. the price move
ments, though tending generally toward
high figures, We're moderate.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

46 New York avenue northwest
Thomas Judge et uX. to Albert II. Moler.
lot -6 square 6l9. so.
Nlt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Harry Wardm3n TO Catharine Hcssler,
lot 62. block is. so.
O street northwest. between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth streets-Mary
j King 20 Alonzo q. Barnett, part lot
1l6. square 1910, $40.
Barry Farm-Ida Y. Darling ct vir.
Harry B., 10 William DickersOn, lot 100,
section s. SO.
Dela ware avenue southwest. between
! and X streets-Francis Leonard TO
john T. kearuey part original lot 3,
square west OF so. S1H
Meridian HilI-Wilnam .Kimmel ct
ux. 10 Alexander II. Bell, lot 80, block
%, SO.
First Addition 10 lie Droit Park
Galen l. TAFT ct al. trustees, TO Adah
A Stout. lots = and 55. block % $500.
Same 20 w Frank Stout. lots % and
D. block l9 81. coo.
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition TO
WashingJn-WilEam L. Browning ct
uX 20 Appleton T. Clark. jr. lot %,
block S. SO
123 Twelfth street northeast-Mattie
]. Fowler 10 Charles J. Berner, lot %,
square 10l1, $40.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
Fear Outbreak Of Disease.

The chief cause 0f alarm iu this city
at present Is the possibility uf an ont
break OF disease. The sanitary condi-
tons are naturally very bad and the
water supply Is being renewed very
slowly. The population is for the most
part orderly and willing TO DO an that
the authorities suggest f0T the clearing
uD Of debris. a few cases Of robbery
were discovered during the night but
these were dealt with by shooting the Of
tenders. Up 20 the present time ab0ut
IiA have been shot
II Is hard 20 make "a reliable estimate
~ the number OF persons vh0 met death
in the ruins as 10 IS also difficult 10
say how many bodies have been re-
covered. but 10 is thought that some
where between 800 and I01C bodies have
been buried already
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
LOOKING TO LONDON
FOR FINANCIAL HELP

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Figuratively
speaking, The ewes Of all Wall street
are turned in the direction of London
for assistance in relieving the strain.
which will be made upon local banks
later on. when the crop moving Is under
full headway. This. conservative bank.
ers declare, is the only bright spot in
The situation. and that there VIII be
active bidding for the 100000 gold due
to arrive in London from South Africa
on Monday there is little doubt. several
large houses having 3lTead. begun 70
figures on the importation. II Is not ex-
pected That the European bankers will
place any obstacles in the way of oul.
securing a certain amount of the ship.
ment. The Bank Of England failed To
change its discount rate yesterday and
made a very favorable showing in it's
weekly statement. Money was also easier
In London.
The Washington times., 1906-08-24
DENORALIZED CONDITION
OF THE COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 24-Trading in
future cotton has become decidedly
more active the past few DAYS. but it
has been at the expense of values and
now that the staple has passed below
the cent mark. there are a few evil
deuces of nervousness. With the outside
public at last interested on the short
side. splnners Indifferent here and in
Europe. new bales cropping up i'm sec
ti0ns ahead of last year and general
crop reports quite optimistic. the bull
element has failed 10 stem the down
ward current and, in this market at
least, the long interest has been reduced
10 minimum
Under the present quick decline there
Is plenty of talk of as low as 61a cent
cotton among the more rabid bears. but
the more conservative element sees dan
ger ahead If the decline be pushed too
far and the market has shown evidence
of a disposition 10 support prices by
shorts outside of the scalping element
1t becomes more evident daily, as the
old Gotten year draws 20 a close that
the conditions prevailing in this crop
territory are less like those Of 1903 and
more akin 10 those of 1901. when the
bumper crop of l3,6JI,OJO bales was
grown. There does not seem to be any
point of arrest on the lower trend OF
future prices. The difference between
spot cotton values OF 1910 and the
value OF October futures at SOS Is in
dicutive of the fact that the market
has missed the effect of the adverse
weather conditions during August
The most Disappointing feature IN the
whole cotton year has been the boil
weevil- This creature has not realized
the fears of The territory in which II
has established itself. The earlier
rlpeninG Of the crop has been against
IT, Failure 10 do damage in its own
habitat has not been followed by the
generally anticipated spread OF the pest
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