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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Chapter of Daughters of RevOlu'
ton.
A chapter of the Daughters OF
the Revolution was recently organ
lied in Mexico. The officers are
as follows:
Regent-Miss Linnie Allison.
Vice Regent-Mrs. B. F. Rob.
ertson.
HistOrian-Mrs. s. P. Emmons
Registrar Miss Ida A. Randall
Treasurer-Mrs. F. A. Morris
Secretary-M i 8 Rosamont
Guthrie.
Other charter members:
Mrs, Renfro Gibbs
Mrs. A. s. Houston
Miss Emma L. Locke
Mrs. II. P. Warden
Mrs. T. H. Winans
Mrs. R. N. Montague
Miss Mabel Randall
Mrs. Il. M. Richardson
Mrs. Elon bearing
Mrs. G.. w. Robertson
Mrs. John Maxwell
Mrs. j. A. Guthrie
Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

The County Court finished set
Ting with the road oyerseers last
Saturday aud adjourned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

D. c. Owen Meat Co., Op
pOslte Post office. The
finest meats and choicest
cuts. Be sure and call.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
Standard Time.

Standard Time.
EAST-Bound Trains Leave
No "A Golden State Linn from Cal 1 81 m
No "a '"The EarlyBird" for st
Louis and Chicago , 90 m
No 20 aeon for Oh, 81 and st L ram
No IA Mo and Ill. State Express 40 p m
No 10 Cali and Colo Linn for
Chicago 10 Sc pm
FNO liz Way Freight SO0am
WEST Bound Trains Leave
No 90 The Early Bird for X. C. 1 o. am
No 95 Midnight Special 9 So aim
No7 Kansas City Hummer for Kansas
City ais am
No 43 Golden State Limited for Cali
fornia points 4 SO m
No 81 The Red Flyer for &c 10 3lpm
No15 Mo s. ILL., State Express 1I7pm
No 10 aeon from CHI 81 and st La7 so p m
*No lis Local Freight lO15am
JEFFERSON ElTY ssAACR,
NORTH Bound Trains Arrive
sNo.21O Jefferson City Mail. .".,12:15 p m
No 2l2 Daily, Passenger, 9s0pm
SOUTH Bound Trains Leave
No 2l1 Daily Jefferson City Mail 7OOam
#No s13 Passenger s4ap m
#Daily Except Sunday.
t3-For time tables, rates or other in
formation, call on or write
E. F. Matthews, ACT,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Aubrey Bush, wife Of the editor
of the Fulton Sun, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. s. P. Emmons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Born, the 18th inst, at Benton
City. to the wife Of Mr.. II. G.
Hildebrand, bouncing ten pound
baby girl.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
J.LHiIJGFiES.
Undertakes, 2O6 $. jeff. ST.
city 'Phone. 400 Union, 81.

The MESSAGE plant will be
moved about June LIST TO the new
Bragg building, FIRST stairway
south Of City Hall We ask our
friends 10 CALI latch string always
on the outside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Mrs. @. @. Perry and little
daughter, Mabel, aud baby, Olive,
in company with Miss Mona Coax
ley, all Of near Rush Hill, made
the MESSAGE pleasant call last
Saturday. Mrs. Perry takes the
MESSAGE herself besides sends it to
her brother at Carson, Iowa, and
to her father. Mr.. Siyers, at Oak
land, Iowa,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Miss Maude Wallace Of Mexico
will spend two months this sum-
mer at the Boston school of Ex-
preston.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Ds. d. S. Gave, r, W Berrey
and Paul q, Coil are attending the
State Medical Association in JEFF
ferson City
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17


Mexico and Centralia Aeries OF
Eagles held a joint memorial SER
vice IN Mexico last Sunday after
noon. to pay fitting tribute to two
Of their departed brothers
who have fallen within the past
year, Z. j. LaWder Of Mexico aud
John h. Hampton Of Centralia.
Harry Gilbert belonging At
BrookHeld, who was raised in
Mexico, was also remembered 10
tie service. Rev. Dr. R. Finley
Smiley Of Kansas City delivered
the principal address There was
also 4 talk BY John p. Orear and
another BY President Bryarly.
The impressive song service wei
lea by Misses enais Thrslkeld All
Iene cenihorD Mrs. ) ~ DI
and Measrs. z w Harding ans
Roy Batkley
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

James Gilpin, engaged in bust
ness at Thompson, is suffering
from an attack of measles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

The DIR. FOyee Medicine Com
pany, now touring the county,
gave an exhibition at Skinner last
week, contest for the most popu-
lar young lady being one feature.
Miss Bessie Tanner, formerly Of
Moline, won easily, getting 4OC
votes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Money to loan on real estate sci
,urity. j. w. Howell,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

ed. Carter and family, north Of
Mexico, came to Mexico to the cir
Gus last week and in their absence
from home Bert Miller, a colored
boy, aged IS, entered their house
aud stole some money, a watch
fob and a gold ring. The boy was
suspicioned and Constable Fox ar
rested him while fishing at
creek near by. The stolen articles
were found in bis pockets. Hewai
lodged 10 jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Old country sorghum at
Kelser & Sons, Cash Gro
GERS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
JEFFERSON ElTY sRAECEr
WABASH RAILROAD.
MEXICO.
00lnH East.

No. 4. Atlantic Express sos m
No IA Atlantic Exp. -. 4 10 m
No. 10, Columbia Accom-. 2 "a aim
No. 20, st. Paul Linn, IL Is a m
No 2. East'n MI & Exp 3 90 p m
No. IL, st. Louis Expra 3 10 p m
No 80 Moberly Accom- Sunday
only 5 "a pm
No.70 Local frt Eek SUMS so a m
No Ga +" z 5Sp m
00lRG West.
No Z, Pacific Express, / 30 nj
No IS, X, @. Express. IL 3S M
No 10 Katy Exp ex Sun IL SPIN
No 8. Western Mail aud Express,
IL 15 p N.
No 9, X. O. Mail and st, Paul
Limited, s Is p m.
! No 9 Kas C'y MI 8 Exp 5 IS p 70
/ No S Columbia Accom-. 3 40 p d
/ No / Pacife Express. ~ So p "a.
| No n Way frt(ex SUM- ASP g
1. M. RICHARDS AIT.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17
$IOO
$lOO

jefferson City low rate excur-
sion Sunday May 10Th via Chicago
& Alton r. r For above the rate
will be $1.OO to South Cedar City
and return, Special attraction
State Initiatory exercises knights
OF Columbus. Leave Mexico a
m returning leave South Cedar
City 8 p m. For full particulars
sec
e. +. MATTHEW'S.
Tit Act Mexico, No
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

J. J MeCully wants your foun.
dry aud machine work. PateRtee
and manufacturer Of metal rim
seagoas and selfoiIing dust PROOF
mine car trucks, BY fair and hon
est treatment, he seeks to merit
your patronage Location, east Of
Pollock's mill, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

The city is to purchase a fire en-
CINE with chemical attachment,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Miss Loua Steele, late Of this
city, is reported seriously i'll from
appendieitis ID 81 Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Mrs Lucy Dohyns, who came 10
Mexico in 1859, celebrated her s0Ih
birthday Tuesday Her children
were an TO see her except r. NJ
Dobyns 81 ST Louis
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

w. I'll. Vandeventer, late of
Mexico. now Of Columbia, was ex-
amined recently for embalming Ii
cense before the State Board of
Examiners in st. Louis. We I'M
derstand he made an excellent
grade We congratulate the young
man and wish him outinued sue
cess.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

Howard Roberts, a carpenter of
Vandalia, fell from a scaffolding
Monday and suffered a broken leg.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

w II. Blythe at Thompson sold
his fine jack to , p Smith. Of
Granger, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

johnson Bros. Of Mexico shipped
GOO sheep to the st. Louis market
this week
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-17

The closing exercises Of Sproul
Academy were held at Hardin Col
lege Monday night. There were
musical numbers, recitations and
tableaux. A large audience en-
joyed the program. Sproul Acad-
envy is one of Mexieo's important
educational institutions.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Annexy y Mufloz Rivera

Il y, por faro -eArril, regresaron
de ~ excursion q UtuAdo Y Are.
oibo. los N1orsA Annexy , Mufoa
Rivera.
Eo les dos oiuisdss eumplisron sl
erc'rgo que le' eon1ArG la JuntA
Cenlrs en- Arecl " con exIto hrillan-
ts; en- UsuAdo sin 6xito alguno.
La Jn-ta Central Va & rsunirse
en- breve sdopsArG los acusrdos que
aonHidere recesAr!os, en- vista de 10
aetiIud de eisrlos std 1reI que Hs de
clan unioniEtas hlIta aver , que ira
baiabsn, de Aeuerdo con el ssfor
Martint2 Q liutsro, por dlvidlr, no "
solo q pueblo de UuAdo, aino sl dls
triio de Areciho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

triunfo brlllantfaimo coYonarG On No.
viembre nuest'oG esfuerzos, On 10 mu'
nicipalidad, on el distrito, on 10 ca.
mara y que ese sriunfo no deberG, on
muChS pArts, & lAa virtudes sfviCas
nunca deHmentidas en- eata planicie
que bsfs sl STsnamGs con sua sguas
feeundsntes y & 10 cuAl sl pals dirigs
au mirada auaiosa, ssperando que 90
mueatre & Ia allura do 80 nombre do
su historia.
Asf 30 musstra. Areaibo 90 la for
tAleza no violada iam&s por 10 planta
dc ntpgd, venoedor. ArsCibo sigus
Ccupando su pussto, mas viril, mas
entuaiAaia que nunOa, resuslta { pro-
bar en- los comieios 80 vigor y nu pa.
snxa.
Arecibo, Agosto 13 de 1,S0e.
Jaime Annexy, Luis MufioS Rive
re-. Manuel LedssmA, Manuel Perss
Avil6I, Juan e Marin, jose Olivilles,
Federieo Juarbe, Francisco COsto.
Francisco OivsrAs, Luis Csstsro
konclova, Salvador Migue2. r. G on
sslsS, A. SulivsrsS, P. Mora, N. VI
GaS, Acgel NJ. kArfn.S
No hay nads que AfAdir. lpaso
& 10 Unionl Solo Is guerra civil po.
dfa aniqailarla. Sin guerra eivil, irk
& los munieipios y & las C&maraa On
arrollAdorA mayoria,
E irA, para bisn de Puerto Rico ,
de los puerto 'riQuefios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
LA FAMA
FIXCA RUSTICA

Sc vende una de C1NCUENTA CUER
DAs de tsrrenos propios para pAato'
y siembrAa dc tabseo y tfusos meno
res. RadicA On el bArrio de sRio 60
rGs,. de CsgdAS, y tieus una hsrmosA
eAsa de vivisndA situA1A & orlllAa de
lA clrreterA central.
tiIAnse ipfJrmeG 60 Is OdeinA del
Abogado Ares, eal!e de BAldorioty,
Csguas. m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

n se6or Marlfnsz Q lintero nc es
nj fue nunca unionIsta; J parecs te'
ner un intsr6I personal grande en- in
elinar nusStroI eorreligionArios & la
rebeldiA.
MaflAna ae publicar& una reseff 4
DO Utuado CUE llegA en- ests momsnto,
70 mry tArde para que podAm % darle
cAbidA on Is edici6n de hoy.
Pero reglstrAmos una nots sim.
paiiea; don Manuel B. Perez, que o.
pitaneabA IL ftAeei6n dsldsnIe on
Umado, 81 entsrArse por q propio d.
que no SO eireunIcribe la guerra In.
iutta { los candidates. del munioipio,
81 que llegR iAmbisn q los AndidStos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
ARECIB0 POR La UNION
CeSan las diSC0rdiaS inteStjnaS

tUNIONl sTAs DE ARECtB 30. -
I'm cate momebtl ex 2erimentamos up -
dc las satiafaclonea m4a purAs y mas
grAudes de nuestrA vidA. La uni6n
Sc Ia hssho en- 10 UNION, Para hs
cerls cedimos sodos y csdimcs eon or.
gullo; porque el sscrificic, 81 10 hu.
biera, rtAairia en- benshcio dc 10 ps
ttia.
Va no hay divsrgenciaa. Los unio.
niatas van q las urnas iunto', con un
aolo psnSamiento el hienestar dc Are.
elbo, con una solA candidatura: 10
RcordAdA eats tarde por los patriotAs
90 Areeibo. Es eandidatura de con.
cordiA lleva traS 81, no ~ los votos
del pueblo, sino tamhi6n les bendIeio.
mes del pueblo.
Hay diHtarcian que aeortar 10
seorIar; hSy reEquemores que olvidar
y ae olvidan. En- euGx bora solsmns.
les mAnos 10 estrsch IN, los eoraxones
laisn 81 unIi1nc, las Almas GO con.
fandsn y, borrAndose cl resusrdo do
campai&S reCientes y tfimeras, qued .
lA Voluntad nrms robuata do que
Arecibo no de i1mAs & Puerto Riso
si'mploI dc subversi6n, Hino eismplos
dc Abnsgaci6n y patriotism.
Los que venimos de lsioa para
iniOiAr eata obra, y los que ssoi sstk
bamos para sssu ldarla y reAliEsrla,
aentimoS intenSa algeria 81 daros Ii
buenA nusvA y Al anuncIsros que un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
EDICT0.

En- 10 Corte Municipal del DiStrito
JudieiAl Municipal de Guyana
Estados Unidos do Am6rics, Fl Presi.
dente do los EstAdos Unidos. 3. y,
Coneepai6n Orau O'Donnell. sobre
converai6n do una inscription de
poeesi6n On inscription de domi-
nio. Rx-pArGe'
Por euAnto el AbogAdo don To.
mka Bsrnsrdini de 10 Huerta 90 re
presentation de dofIa Cor espcion Grau
O'Oonnell SoIicita de esta Corte 10
eonversi6n On dominic dc la siguiente
aoaa: RGstica: inca eonosidA por HA'
nisnda JuAnA, constants dc doscientas
treintA euardas eQuivaleptes & 9S hec
tAreas, 63 Areas ' 81 centiAreas, rAdi'
cada en- ,el barrio de Jobos de este
kFmino municipal, e0lindante por oil
Norte con 10 1t esai0n dc doAA Maria
JosefA VaxQuszG don Julian Lopez,
aamino de PoKo Hondo de por medic,
antes don Simon Aoret 10 dona
Maria Joaefa VAIqueE; por 81 Sur
eon 1srrenoa do In suceSi6n de don 81
mon AoPet y sueeAlon dc donA Maria
JonefA VGEquez, Aptea don Manuel
ReTes, dofia Ana Maria Ramos y el
don Simon MoTet; por el Fate con Ie'
rrsnos dc don Eugenio Verges, Anles
ArfsIidea Pilot y por el Oaste con
ool JoaQuin A. NillodAA y don Anto'
nio AIcAide, AnteS sucsaion de don
Victor Delapnoy, inssriIA en- ei Regis
tro de la Pro pledSd de Gusyama oil
folio 236 vuelIo del somo 18 de GaAyA
ma, hneA nomero es2, insCri. eion sep
TINA
Por tanto; hAblendoae olde, 'do
nor oil hon. JoRe G. Ramos, JutE ds
sstA Corte Municipal 80 anuneie p. ;
nm sd.e11 que 10 punlicarA por IrsA
vsoss durAnte ounce diAs On el psri6,
dieo La DKNoCRACIA que sc edits
San JoAp, il convsrAi6n que ss iils
reaA, para que loa que se cream ef
iudigAdoa puedAn oponerae sn pi pla
30 de ounce dfas naturAleS, librU
presenIv elisto baio mi hrma On 10
Corts kn -.eipAl de GuAyAma S lol
kreiptA J ~ AiAA del mes dc Julio do
1905.
Z, MEsTRE.
sssrsIRgiQ as ID corls'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Sc VEN DE

Una cAldera multitubular de 30
cAbAllos, con Sus ascesorios, muy
poSo usAdA, y una bombA do riego
compound duplex, con camiSas de
bronze lain habsrIe usAdol dc 1.20O
galonss por minutes, con 90 pies de
1uberfA do sucsaion y deacarga do 10
pulgAdAs de diAmeIro. Diriilrse { don
VicenSa Ussra, cAlls del Concrete nP
I. r. o. Box "a Ponee, Y. r. m an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Root en- Montevideo,
Declaration inportante

Montevideo, Agosto 14.-Mr. Elihu
Root lego a esta ciudad. Sc lie hizo un
gran reclblmiento. Dijo que los sucesos
han dem ostrado que la aptitud de los lati-
no-amerlcanos para el gobierno propio es
lndlscutible, confrmandose asi la opini6
expresada por Ell presldente Monroe n
tlempOs va remotos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

mArcleI6n' Yaueo, Gukniea, GuayE
nilla, PtfiuelAs,
TsrseFA demarcSel6n, Juana DiaE,
Ccamo.
TerssP Dliirito. Pfimsfa demAr
cAei6n' AayIgbsz, Naricao,
ssgunds dsmArsAci6n, san Ger
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

dc ls CGnAra, daslar6 con teble2A,
en- tres osASiones eonseeuttvas, que
elmo deia de Ter unioniaia J que ss
sparta de sus compA6sros, quedkn.
dose en- les tllas de 81 pArtIdo.
Fl Itfior Perez di6 sd rAlabra &
los sthores Aunsxy , Men Rivera
de psrSiGtir On tan hsrmolA } correctA
aetttad, y 10 dI6 en- prsaercia de los
que hAslA aquel instants To estimaban
ecmo el i'is de au Grupo. De eas mo
DO O. vleio luch sdor estuvo q Ia Altu.
rA de u buen nombre J de sa limpia
hlsIoria polilicA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Anochs recibimos el tslegumA ii.

kuAWGtFI
sArecibo, Agosto l3 de / ,oO6.
DKMOCRACIA.- San Juan
Rsunidos cats tArde traeci0n Ma.
rim y miemhros Comite, ssiutlendo An
nexy, Mnf1z Rivera, Quedan satafac
toriamente xapiAdAs difsrenOiAa politi
cas- caracter local Acuerdass candi
dGtura mixta, que votaran todos los
unionittAs. Despues reunion, pronuu
clan discursos Mufox Rivera, Annexy,
Perez AvileE y don Juan Marin. Con
cordia hechA dc buena Is. EntuaiAamc
immense,
CORRESPONSAL.2
Cese. pues, 10 algeria de nuestros
adverssrioS, y renASea el entuaiasmo
de nueatroH amigos, La ciudad Que
tue siempre invensible, eontip1A y
eontinuAfa ai@ndolo. Las apelacio
mes Supremas al honor OIL deber en-
euentran On Areeibo sl eco mas sim
pA1ico J resonante ALI no existeu
70 iEQuierdas nj derechAs: exists ID
cohesion , 10 hemogeneidad, Los no
dersS 10 reparten. La trAeei6n Avil6,
ssndrA el eiseuIivo; la fraccI6n Marin
el legislative; y entire Ambss 90 esta
bleeerA, dsntro de 10 meior harmonis
dc voluntades, 81 mas psrtecto equli
brio de tderxas.
Anoche mismo eircul6 eatA hoia
suelta con profusi0p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
El Sultan enferno.
Iranquilidad arriba

Constantinopla, Agosto H. Ell Sui
tan ha caido enfermo. Los negocios pu-
blcos contlnuan sin alteration. Reina
relativa tranquilidad ca los centros buro.
cratlcos hay con6apza en- los cfrculos Fl.
nancleros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14

man, sabanA Grande, Lsias.
Tercera demarsasi6n. Cabo R, IL
Il Jlm gqeroa.
CuAfse DlatFito. PrimsrS demArI
caei6n Arteibo UtUsdr, Jayuya.
ssgunda d,mareAci6n, Manati,
tCOatiaa0 IN Il pdanG sF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
POLICIA IH9ULAR

[oOrl'nuaeldp de la dl.Ims ordsn
del Cuartel genera ds lA PolleiA. que
snpsEAu oI & Pub lear aver,
ssgundQ DIslEiIO, segunda dc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
AVISO

Be vsnde por la mitad de 81 vAlor
IN Aparato para fabriCar bebidAs car
bonatadas. Se Compone del generator,
tres iuentes con sus correspondienteS
lavAderos de gax, una mesa para lie
mar boIellas de tapones de graVitaciop
y nm llOnadOr de sitones.
PAra informes dirigirss On Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Por las refornas,
Regocijo p1bIico

Tcheran, Agosto 4.-El regocijo pu.
b'ico es aqui indescriptib,e por virtud de
Ia declaration de reformas en- la Constitu-
on. Han recorrido las principales Gales
plazas, con banderas estandartes al
gunas manifestations, predominando el
elemento obrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
POr Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"

emperador del Brasil, valuada en- medic
MILLION de pesos. Esta hagafll es cal6ca-
da de famosa por los prin> ipsles periodi-
cos, 9os cuales publican Ell retrato yer.
dadero nombre del autor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
S1guen los tunultos,
Gobierno pesirnista

Cape Town, Agosto 14.-Las suto
rldades Sc muestran cada vez mas pesimis-
tas, en- la lmposlbilidad de resolver el con.
1lcto' La p'lcla es arrollada por el ndmero
de los revo tosos. Los roluntarios forman
patrujlas hbran comba tes Los socia.
lstas extrangeros son protegidos por sus
camaradas de la ciudad. Continda el cie-
rre de los establecimientos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-14
Alfonso y Victoria.
Partidas de caza

Edimburgo, Agosto 14.--Lcs reyes
Alfonso y Victoria han verifcado algunas
partldas de caza en- Escocia, despues de
ser objeto de ptibllcas demostraciones de
slmpatfa por parte del pueblo y de aten.
clones por las autoridades.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03
Obituary,

God saw best to take from our midst one of our most beloved and Christian sisters.
 Mrs Doia Smith was born March b, 1879 and died April Is, 1906. She leaves husband, two children, father, mother, one bro ther and numberless relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
 Our hearts have been greatly saddened but we thank God that our loss is her eternal gain Therefore we should not weep as those who have no hope, but should umbly submit to Gods will, Yes tis gain for her to die since deatl Is the gateway into eternal life. But, Oh we miss her at home. at church and i'll the neighbor- hood So many hearts are saddened, yet we should not weep.
 We extend our deepest sympa thy and earnest prayers to the heart broken family. 1 Our friend, she has gone to rest, Her voice no more we hear,
 But when we reach that land of bliss.
 Then we shall meet our friend SD dear.
 Oh how We miss her smiling face
 And her loving tender care,
 Her home Is made lonely place, No one to use her chair.
 A Friend.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03

Last Saturday night, some un- known persons open fire on Make Nichols store building, and a nearby dwelling house occupied by a negress named Brown. Some twenty-five or thirty shots were fired. They had been warned to leave town some days before but refused to do so. They have since left. It's not known wheather the work was done by whites or negroes.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03
A administrators Sale,

Notice is. hereby given that, in ac- cordance with an order from the Probate Court of Eonol<e Co., Ark. of April, 23rd 1906. will offer at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, the following described real estate: Southwest | Of North-west | of Sec B, Township , Nortb, R. West, Lonoke, Co. Ark.
 Sale to be at west door of Curt house, Lonoke. Ark. on the 29th. day of May 1906, within legal hours.
 Terms: six months time with note with approved security bearing interes, at the rate of eight per cent per an mum from date of sale until paid and lein retained on land for purchase money.
 A. II. BAcUs, Administrator of Estate of Robt. Elliot
The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03
Prairie Center,

Mir. Goodwine passed thro here Monday.
 Chas. Buhl was here Friday.
 Elmer Bogard, was in Prairie Center few days ago,
 C. E. Smiley. has been putting up his rice engine" the past week. R. l.. Mitchell of Argenta spent several days with H. N Thomascn n and family last week.
 0. Beadle and family called on J. Griffith and family Sunday.
 Mrs. Nettie Reed passed thru Prairie Center Sunday.
 Miss. Ella Walls. spent Saturday with her Aunt, Mrs. H, N, Thomson. Gland Lee, was here last week. [ Mrs. Mae Conrad passed thru here Monday.
 A. Butler, left Sunday for Kansas. Paul Hubbard, visited Carlisle last week.
 Mrs. Jessup passed thru here Satur- day.
 Harry Smiley, called on 0. Beadle Saturday.
 Miss Vernette Thomson spent Sun. day evening with Miss Maud Griffith Misses Bertha Wickluned Edna Smiley and. Elizabeth Meidendorph cal ed on Miss, Maud Griffith Saturday. Frank Fish, married Lillian Bates a, Prairie Center last week. and tho the local paragrapher didn't like to joke on such a serious matter, he had to head 1t, Fish Bate.
 Yes sir rec Mud Hollow is albright.
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The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03
Walters Chapel.

Iello' we'll as l haven't made my apptarence for the past few weeks, here l am with some more of my chat. team ran away with, Charlie Ross Leroy Strickland Wednesday, aud threw the boys off and bruised them up considerbly, the team ran some dis tance beforeshey kicked loose from the wagon; one of the horses was badly crippled.
 The farmers are rej ,icing over th e nice rains.
 Miss Alma Townsend was the guest of Mss Dena White Sunday after noon.
 Quite number of Walters Chapel people visited the exhibition, 1t Mason school house on last Friday night
 Bro Elmer Bogard of Carlisle preached'at this place Sunday morning as Bro. Morris, was absent on ac- count of sickness in the family
 Mir. Jeff Hackney, is visiting home folks. Jeff says things are lively at Tom borlin.
 MT. LeRoy Llvesy of Lonoke atten- ded preaching at this place Sunday morning.
 Mir. Lewis Beebe has rented Mr. Jack Smiths place this year.
 Mir. Richard Cranford and Mr. Herbert Brainard, of Paradise neigh bor-hood attended church here Sunday morning.
 Mir EIamp and Manson Morris, visit ed their father at Beebe Saturday and Sunday.
 Misses Grace and Bessie Booe and their sisterinlaw Mrs Hosie Booe went to Carlisle Saturday
 Mr, Elmer Bogard, and wife and Mr Jeff Smith took dinner with Miss dcHOd SuuudYs
 Mir. Edgar Nichols of Memphis visit ed home folks last week
 Oscar Cranford, is on the sick list this week.
 Mir Ernest Pirtle was the guest of NJ iss Bessie Booe Sunday afternoon Mr. Tom Hackney. and wife and their daughter Miss Bertha, visited in thus neigh borhood Sunday.
 Mrs. ". c. Ray and Miss Alma Townsend went to Carlisle Thursday. Ask Mir. Mann White, Who took Miss Dollie Pirtle to the exhibition Friday night.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Geo White visited their daughter Mrs. k, A. Hutson, Sunday.
 Mr. A. J. Smith, 0, Carlisle spent Sunday with his children, who are in the care of Mir. and Mrs. Watkins. Quite number of the young people attended preaching at Cross Roads, Sunday.
 Misses Irene White and Odessa Minton of Carlisle, came out Friday afternoon to attend the concert at Mason's that evening, and returned to town Saturday morning.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-05-03

dential campaign. If sustained by popular approval sit should be, 1t will lead to many other important and much needed reforms, looking towards public ownership of pubhe utilities.