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The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09
Notice

] desire to announce 10 the young men and young women of Lonoke county that I shall be glad 10 issue benefclary appointments TO the State University to such as desire them. These appointments enfitle the holder to free tuition in all depar6m e nts at Fayetteville \ matriculation fee of five collars aud hospital fee of fifty cents is charged each student who enters. Board. including rent, lights, heat. laundry and table board at the dormitory this past year aver aged $12.35 per month. The three boys dormitories have capacity for about three hundred students. The wonen's dormitory will ac- commodate one hundred girls and competent matron of high charac- ter will be in charge. Some of he lady members of the teaching +oroe will board at the dormi- tory.
 Ine session just closed has been by far the most prosperous in the history of the University, the at tendance being l075 at Fayette- vide alone
 The University of Arkansas is maintained and supported by tht State for the benefit of Arkansa, boys and girls, and l shall be grat flied to see large representation from Lonoke Country in the Uni --e~eity next session than ever be fore.
 Remember that the number 0. appointments is not limited. Fol catalogue and further information address Pres. John N. Tillman Fayetteville, Arkansas.
 A. J. WALLS,
 County Judge.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09
Prairie Center
Rose Bud.

Mrs. c. E Smiley has been sick the past few days.
 Mrs. Goodwine called on Mrs, Bee bee Sunday.
 Miss Maggie Zimmerman spent Sunday with Miss Ina Crow of Car lisle.
 c. H. Buhl and family spent Sunday with Will Jessup.
 R. l.. Mitchell of Argenta spent several days last week with II. N. Thomson.
 Mr and Mrs NJ Griffith. Mir and Mrs. Courtney and Miss Murray spent Sunday with Jim Thompson and family.
 Mir and Mrs c s Curtis called on MT and Mrs Fritz Erdman Sunday afternoon. Misses Dorothy and Gladep Zimmer- r,ran called on Miss Leona Smiley Thursday.
 Miss Zola Erdman spent spent Sun day withe Miss Bessie Echliu of Car lisle.
 Miss Maude Griffith spent Sunday with Miss claudie Beadle. | Miss Vernette Thomson spen several days in Little Rock last weel visiting her cousins Misses Elma ant | Bessie Brewer. Mrs. c H. Osborn srent severa days last week visiting Her mother Mrs Mammalian. ! o. Beadle has been sick .he pas
The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09

rs WANTED: by Chicago whol esale and mail order house, assistant manager (man or woman) for this country and adjoining territory, Salary S20 and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant, position permanent No in- vestment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full particulars and enclose self addressed envelope. Address General Manager, 134. E Lake St.. Chicago.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09

two weeks.
 Mrs Walker aud son Will are on the sick list.
 Miss Nellie Erdman of Mud Hol- low was calling on friends he.re last week.
 Mir Bnrney of Helena, Arkansas, spent several days last week visiting his sister, Mrs Walker.
 J c Wickham of Indian Territory fs visiting his danghter, Mrs Jim Thompson.
 Elmer Woods and Miss Emma Mammalian attended the dance at MT Conrtnevs Friday night Mrs Fritz Frdman, Mrs Jake Zim. merman and Mrs. Berry and children called on Mrs. J. NJ. Griffith Monday afternoon.
 We, Us and Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09
The Organ Contest.

Up to last night only one. Miss Clyde Colclaisure, had been enter e5 aS q candidate i'll our big organ contest. Miss Colclaisure is one Of the most popular young ladies of this section and will have strong following. Other names will likely be entered this week.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-09

The Independent. $1 % per year RidIeule is another name for the argument ofa fool.
 j. A. stauber buys veal and poultry
 Undoubtedly the toper knows what it is to enjoy reel life.
 Saunders is headquarters for Stock Foods.
 < drowning man at q straw will clutch and man that's thirsty will de as much.
 Subscribe for the Independent. onlv.oae dollar year.
 II -5esJ price for veal and poul try. J. A Staober. Carlisle Insure your property against fire with C E. NarsL. Carlisle, Ark. r you have veal or poultry to sell go to J N. Hackney, Carlisle
 If you have veal or poultry to sell. see J. A Stauber, Carlisle, Ark.
 J NJ Hackney will pay the high est market price for veal and poultry.
 Apenny saved is a penny earned but in a fools poel1et't tis q pocket burned,
 After dinner sit awhile, after supper walk mile, and if another ettles-smile.
 Read the big Organ ad, and get to work, for now is your time to get nice 0rgain
 Gall and see those exquisite per fumes at Saunders they are something fne-aIl odors.
 I want ten carloads of veal, and ten carloads of poultry. Bring 'em quick j. A. Stauber.
 H. who fights and run away may live to fight another day-or draw a pension, so tkey say. 
 Nuzzy las many articles in Varlous departments of lis stock to close out regardless of cost.
 B. D. Muzzy has two Jersey bull calves from best stock in Arkansas, will be sold cheap if taken now.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
HAIR OCH DER.

u. Il. dell0n1uS ! dCOmd,
Wash, har under en- prospekte-
ringstripp i Cascade bergen
gjort EFT fynd, som af kannare
forklaras vara af ofantligt varde.
Han har namligen upptackt en-
molybdenader, som ar fyra fot i
demonstrating Metallen fore
kommer i smart sagt outtomlig
mangd. Den ar mycket hard
och blandas med stall for att harda
maskindelar, isynnerhet elektriska,
SON arc utsatta for stark slitning.
Pa gruDd af metallens sallsynthet
ar dess pris ganska hogt, i Diet
den betalas med $500 pr ton. Hell
lenius har i manga ar varit
svensk-amerikanska tidningsman.
En- John w. Johnson i Minnea-
polls har ''by petition" varit kan
didat for guvernor pa den socialis-
tiska arbe.arevalsedeln. Men
den IL dennes beslot statens hog
sta domstol pa grund al klagomal,
som ingifvits at the demokratic
state central committe, att hans
namn skulle strykas fran den Off
CECILIA valsedeln. | klagomal fore
bars att Johnson ej nominerats pa
lagligt satt och .hogsta domstolen
var at Stamina mening. Statens
nuvarande guvernor, var landsman
John A. Johnson, ar som bekant
kandidat for aterval pa den demo-
kratiska valsedeln. Med en- an
nan Johnson som guvernorskan-
dat hade Diet blitvit too much
Johnson"
Efter 81 ars bortcvaro behagade
Diet Christ Burmaster att komma
och halsa pa sina syskon iBurliug-
ton, Iowa. Delta skedde harom-
dagen. Burmaster var II ar
gammal, mar han 1855 for sin vag 1
forbittriug Oliver att syskonen
skrattat at honom for han Diet fatt
korgen at grannens dotter. Han
lat aldrig bora fran sig och hans
anh0riga trodde, att han blifvit
dodad under EFT indianuppror i
i South Dakota, dit man sport att
han begifvit sig. Men han hade
undkommit med lifvet. Och Diet ha-
gait honom val. Han har pa Sc
mare aren varit bosatt i Los An
geles, Cal, dar han ager fera nus.
Efter EFT halt sekels forlopp har
f0rblttringen lagt sig sa pass, att
han beslot att resa och halsa pa
Sina syskon.
Ire sma svenska barn i aldern
mellaE IS och 9 ar hamnade har-
omdagen i San Francisco. efter
att enSamna hafva rest den langa
wagon tran SVERIGE eras belagen
het vaCkte medlidande, icke blot
derfor att de Voro ensamma och
utan vanner i EFT frammande land.
utan afven derf0r att de nara slu-
ter at resan blifvit franrofvade sin
lila kassa af en- hjertlos skunk.
De Sma resenarerna voro barn till
Johan Erik Mattson som sages va
ra bosatt i Eureka, Cal. De kom-
mo fran Gustafsberg nara Sunds-
vail i Sverige. Deras moder dog
sistlidne maj. Barnen stannde
derfor hos sin moster, tills fadern
nyligen sande dem biliett fox hit
resan. ALT gick lyckljgt
och val for dem och de blefvo
vanligt och hjelpsamt behandlade
at ALA, tills de under sista dagen
resan blefvo tagna forvar af po-
lisen, och Ell liten insamlirg gjor.
des for dem at barmhertiga per-
Soner.
Da slaktaren John Johnson, bo-
ende alta mil vaster ON Billings,
Mont, harom dagen skulle skjuta
en- oxe, kom han at oforsigtighet
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

las a apOCeKen, uldn utSSluldHu
at lokalagenter. Skrif till DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co II2 II8.
So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Skenande hus torde bora till
sallsynheterna, men EFT sadant
fck man dock nyligen Sc j Butte.
Mont. Eft envanighus darstades
skulle flyttas, men da man kom i
en- backe forlorades kontrollen Of
yer huset, sd att delta med full
fart stortade utfor backen en- langd
at tire kvArter. Fyra hastar do
dades och vagnar blefvo krossade
under farten utfor backen, hvar-
jamie telegrafstolpar och ira
dar nedrefvos. Huset sjaIft led
ingen namnvard skada, men tor
de blifvit botfalldt for 0~fverdadig
framfart.
Harom kvallen anlande till
Winnipeg, Canada, en- del immi-
granter fran Sverige. Dariblard
voro tvanne hurtiga gossar ON 10
och II ar pa vag till Red Deer, AL
berta, dar de hafva sirIa foraldrar.
De vackte uppmarksamhet dari-
genom att de a cna armen hade
EFT stycke hvitt tyg fastsydt, hvar-
pa adressen Red Deer, Alberta
Canada var insydd med roda box,
stafver. De voro glada Oliver sin
resa och vantade nu bara att ia
komma fran till sin bestammelse.
ort.
Fordrar $1,000 i utlosnings
pengar. For EFT par veckor Sc
dan bortstals a arige Willie Labar-
bero tran sin faders, en- rik kop-
man pa End ave-. New York, NY.
hus, och polisen har ali 81 kommit
barntjufvarne pa sparen. Ifredags
lingo foraldrarne till Diet bortrofva-
de barnet mottaga EFT BRET, som
forutom en- lock at deras gosses
har inneholl begaran ON $1,000 i
utl0sningspengar for gossen. San
da &c ej dessa pengar, uppgafs i
bretvet att den lilies hufvud skull
lie afhuggas och tillsandas dem
Brefvet var anonymt.
Literatur.
Pa Augustana Book Concerns
forlag i Rock Island, Ill.,, har ut
kommit: "A Church History for
the use of schools and Colleges by
Nils Lovegren, bishop of Westerns,
witha series of biographies by Au-
gust Edmar adjunct LuIea hogre
ALMANAC laroverk. translated by
M. Wahlstrom and c. w. Foss "
Till den ursprungliga svenska upp-
lagen hafva lagts iva kapitel hand
lande ON de olika reljgios
sekterna Amerlka SAINT
sarskildt ON den Lutherska kyr-
kan i delta land. Boken. som i
Sverige utkommit i alta upplager
i sin svenska dragt. kostar i snyggt
klotband ST. 90.
Scandinavian - American
linens angare CT. Tietgen har at
gait fran ChriStiansand med 4S6
passagerare och vantas AMANDA till
New York den p dennes. Pas
sagerare till Chicago och western
AMANDA iva eller ire dagar sena-
re.
bet ar ingen plats for grocery
eller kotthandel som ar battre att
besoka an i mr.. III 4th st.
Larson & Anderson.
Mar Nj koper Shingles, sa kop
de basta. The X X Canadian
Red Cedar Shingles arc fullkom-
liga. De arc af vertikal we'd och
hvarie single ar en- fullkomlig
Single. vi rekommendera dem
hogeligen hos vara kunder. Kom
och Sc dem Jas d. Spalding.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
En- svart brand hicka

eller gosse. mar eller qvinna blir smartan
fort qyitt, derest Bucklens Arulca SaIVe
anyaudes genast. G.. j. Weleh i Tekon-
sha, Mich. sager: jag brnkSr den for
skarsar, sArnader och ALA h%udskador och
fuuer den fullkomlig" Den h~astigaste
bot for hamorrhojder man n~agonsin
kant. Den basta iakaude saliva. 25c
Luugleu Il Andreens apo'ek, Sioux CMS
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

och varda SI2.5o och SIS.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

MATERIAL -Worsteds, PanamaS, Broadcloths. Siden. Serge.
Still Pleated, Circular, Gored. FARGER Svart, blatt,
brunt, gr0nt, graft, fancy plaids, och ALA fancy mixtures.
I afdeln'ngen for S6.95 funas ~sidenkiolar pleated och circular still
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

Lita icke pa Err granne,
da han ar lycklig. och Nj kanner
Err betryckt och nedslagen. eller
derior att han kan skratta under
d4t att Nj suckar. Anledningen
till skillnaden ar troligen den, att
hans blod ar rent och lifskra ftigt,
under det att Ert ar liflost och
forgiftadt; att hans lefver f6rrat-
tar slit arbete, ia deremot Er
vagrar att CORA Diet. DR.. Peters
Kuriko skall forsatta Er i EFT till.
stand at god helsa och f6ljaktli-
gen i godt hum6r. Den kan icke
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
GOULD NOT DAhPEN
REPUBLICAN, ARDOR
Big Crowd At KaIihi
Remains Despite
The Rain
SPEAKERS POINTS GREETED
BY R0USlNG APPLAUSE
BIG MEN OF THE PARTY ADDRESS
THE VOTERS OF THE kA-
LII SECTION OF. no.
NOlutU


II any one has any doubts as to the
ultimate success of the Republicans IN
the coming election. he should have
been at the meeting out at King street
and kamehamcha road last night. The
enthusiasm there displayed would have
| convinced him that In that section. ut
any rate. the Republican candidates
have nothing to fear
II was big meeting. And II was
about as big at the close as II was at
the beginning Of the speaking. u
iained, rained steadily and persist
emily, hut rain could not dampcn the
ardor of the voters who had come out
TO listen to their candidates. They for
got all about the rain.
And they were enthusiastic. Every
telling point was greeted with hearty
applause. Each speaker as he stepped
Wpon the platform received salvo OF
rousing cheers. All the big men OF
the party were tbere,--Brown, Smith,
Vida, Lane, Gear. Warehouse. Me
Candless and lot of others. Ben T.
Fabian was chairman of the meeting
| and introduced the speakers most hap.
PLY.
Chairman Ben Fabian announced as
the first speaker OF the evening II. w.
Lclciwi. Lclciwi's appearance on tho
platform was the signal for an out
burst Of applause and cries of good
| boy" lie made an appeal for the sup.
port OF the whole ticket from kuhiu
| down. The speaker mentioned each OF
| the candidates, telling what he had
| done In the past and what the people
might expect from him In the future
| kauihonu he called tho chaplain Of the
party. Lelciwi's address was as u
whole an unusually good one, aud 10
was applaudcd enthusiastically wher
he concluded.
W. o. Smith Praises kuhio
| When W. D. Smith, the next speaker
mounted the stand he was greeted with
| the feeling Of the voters present to
ward his candidacy.
MIR. Smith called attention to th'
good record of the Republican admins
tration. aud asked the voters. in view
of that record, to give their support Il
the Republican candidates. lie men
toned especially the Delegate to Con
grcSs, and the cnvlablc record he hai
made, and urged the voters to return 4
Congress man who Is a prince of then
own people. who has their best inter
ests at heart, and who Is familiar with
methods Of procedure at Washington
kuhio. said the speaker, when h
first went to Washington four year
ago, took the Republican party OF
trust But since then he has had op
| pOrtunity to learn Thoroughly It's prin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

past record. lie was willing. he said.
10 stand on that. II the voters
thought him better man than lau-
kca. he asked their support and their
votes Iaukea, he said, is a personal
friend of his, and Brown stated that
he would not indulge In personalities.
But Iaukca. though q friend of his, is
being backed up by Thur8ton and the
Advertiser. simply because with the
Hawaiian blood In his veins. they hope
to down Brown and the Republican
party.
In reference to the condition regard
ing liquor licenses, Brown said that one
man is responsible for the conditions
existing. That man Is Governor George
Il. Carter. II is his law that allows
women TO go into saloons and get their
liquor the same as the men. The law
permits music In saloons. Under that
law" said the speaker, Il am power
less. Under the old law ! was able to
prevent such things, but now how Is
II fair for the Advertiser and the rest
of that crowd to blame me for the con-
diti1ns that exist?
II am opposed to the present. liquor
law. The Republican candidates. II
they are elected, are going to change
that liquor law. Therefore. | ask you
to support them all.
And. as is months ago you support
cd me for Sheriff OF oahu. ! ask you 20
give me that same support this time.
and to. support all the rest Of the tick
ct"
Ia. or 4,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
P. e. r. Strauch
FOR RENT OR LEASE:

$17 p. m.--Furnished House for small
family, at Manoa. Ideal Country
Home. Creek. outside Bathing.
Fine Lawn. Roses, Bananas. Etc.
Few minutes from car. Newly
Painted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
S5c Pair

FOR NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS In entirely new
designs, full length and v~idth-unmatehabc values
................AT S5c PAIR and UPWARDS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
New Lace Curtains
Economic Prices

VERY LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS, WHITE
CREAM AND EcRU, AT AsToNisHI FIGURES. -
Offer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

law. The Republican candidates. II
they are elected, arc going to change
that liquor law. Therefore, | ask you
to support them all
"And. as IS months ago you support
cd me for Sheriff OF oahu. ask you 10
give me that same support this time.
and to support all the rest Of the tick
ct"
Brown concluded In the midst of a
wild burst of cheering.
A Shark Fable
BY this time the audience had got
the cheering habit. When fred y. T..
Warehouse. introduced n a kan i'm.
stepped upon the platform ho wag
heartily applauded. Watcrhourc re-.
called the fact that he was born here.
lie toickof being carried around when u
child ON the back VI his Hawaiian
nurse One time he saw the people
swimming In Pearl IlarbOr with the
sharks around. lie asked how II was
that the sharks didn't bite the people
The nurse answered that one time
there wag shark In the harbor which
was the king of sharks, the Kaheona
The other sharks were kamaaina
One day there came into the harbor u
malibini shark, which swan around TO
Waipahu. II became hungry and
started TO cat the fishermen. The old
kins shark drove him into net OF
the liehcrmen. but he broke II and went
down to Puuloa. But they had a
stronger net there. aud the fishermen
caught the malihini shark aud threw
him out on the beach. thinking II was
dead. But some one cut the tongue
cut and threw II into the sea and II
went over to Maui and Hawaii and told
the other malihini sharks to go down
to Puuloa and kill all the sharks there.
The result was u battle 80 fierce that II
made u big hole there which still cx-
lists. The Puuloa sharks won out and
killed the malihini SHARKS. Then the
kamaaina sharks passed law that
40 shark should bite anyone who went
swimming at PuulOa or Pearl IIarbor
and that law has been kept to this
day.
The application Of the story was that
the people want to stand together and
beat the malihini sharks, so that when
Kuhio tries to go out 0i Pearl IarbOl
he will not he STONED by that malihinl
shark McCjanaban. 81 want YOU" said
Watcrhouse, 'to vote for the Rcpubii'
can sharks and NOT for these malihinI
sharks who are trying TO defeat Ku.
bIo"
c. r.. o.
s"ser S,h liz Sa NV" ,o,,owod Afr
w o ~" ,nIL Tho yn,ors Inn !,
he re- wa",oi 80 shn" a ' ,n,t ,nsy woulI
y -" - , ,,,a ,.n,s ,,,lo,
,r uppVna ,,,h r.. ~" =, hv ,o,iinn burr,y
mr. s ronI,, No., ho,r,y onnn.h 10 e,tiSi,
,hn 49, vao,In%
49, Nc ,na,.s.
Wcr"HSIa"s' nm, wos tho si,nal
far more cbeor,ng Mcf,nndlcss called
H. a,,o,tinu Of Tho ,uJionco IN IN,
,a..n,aan., ,ho, haze oninycd u,d,,
Won"i,iean rn,o The ,,rh,: thot now
sSino ,hronrbou, Kalih said McCand
less have heen n,acoJ ,berc during m,
mas, Tow nonthe nv n RenubIicnn nd
ministra,ion nh, marty thnt does suc,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16
1913 each

THE MOUNTAINOUS "BoNNg FEMME CURTAIN
the most popular Curtain Of the day-a complete
sortment, In whitc and at S3 rs and upwd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-16

wAlry slpop " O. KING OF,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23
ROASTED BY hA\DElL
Texas Congressman Il nuaaees The
hsalIed n .chine.
1T HAS nONENOTHING
Lose siar Rsprfseniaiivs nays the
">isterhood Of ~tsts.~ >hauid
MAKE Common tauss In
Opposing Republicans.

Washington. Mas - Tho so called
Republican machine was the subject
Of scathins fenunCiatlon In III. hons q
of representatives Tuesday by Mr..
Randell OF Texas. who said that the
leaders ~ the house who constitute
and run the machine had done ab.
solutely nothing bat make pretense az
in some things and TO unhlIshinRly ad-
yocate the stand pat" s.cctripe in
other things
Republican garty has deserted the peo
pies Interests il apparent In its treat
men OF every vital question before
the congress, said Mr. Randell
He was OF the opinion that the con
centratton Of wealth. so great ir
amount as 10 staeger the comprehen
sion of human intellect. was a greater
menace 10 free government than al
the armed hosts OF their enemies. He
said the attitude of the Republican
party toward the territories Is another
proof that it is unworthy TO rule
The sisterhood Of states he said
should make common cause in rebuk
ing the cruel and outrageous crime
committed by the Republican party
Impelled by fear. the machine may
yet admit one state but the people
will understand the motive, and should
not stay the hand of retribution.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased 10 learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in all its
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Catarrh Cure is the only positive
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troying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work.
The proprietors have so much faith
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| chat it fails to cure Send for list of
testimonials Address f. j. CHE
! NEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, Use. TAX
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23

rhe Dallas News says When one
takes into consideration the success
OF the Texas cotton mills and the
further fact for the continuous In
crease In both the production of the
raw product and consumption OF the
finished article, IL Is . mystery that
the number OF factories in the state
Is not doubled every year. With an
inexhaustible supply OF cotton. with
coal comparatively near. with an
ever increasing population and The
saving OF freights that necessarily
follows the construction OF the mills
near the cotton fields, 50 10 speak
IL would seem that all he conditions
requisite for the profitable Invest.
ment IN cotton manufacture are pres.
emf here The mills at Dallas, Waxa.
the state are constantly reporting ths
addition of more room and machin-
cry. which as an Indicator Of success.
ful operation is the very best. Some
of these mills have increased vastly
their capitalization and their capacity
since their establishment, and the in.
ducement for the building of more
factories in the state appears to be
all that could be desired.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23
STATEHOOD MEASURE.
Agreement viii Be Reached on the
Bill This Week.

Washington. May 23.-An agreement
on the statehood bill embodied in a
conference report will he reached this
week. according to Information from
the conference room Tuesday Just
what the terms of this agreement viii
be cannot be stated with precision,
as the report has not vet been drafted
The points which seems TO be accept
able to both sides however. are. That
Oklahoma aud indian Territory shall
be admitted as one state al once that
Arizona and Nt~ Mexico shall be al
lowed to vote separately ON the qucs
ton pf being Joined Doe one state thai
This vote shall Dee cast go a regular ter
riturial election when officers u me
/ tefrifolIfs are voted for This propu
slti0n .- generally known as the For
. Aksr amendment OFT Fs8r age.