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The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
ADVANCE GUARD WILL
ARRIVE TOMORROW NIGHT


The advance guard Of the Odd Fl l.
lows who are 70 invade this city sew
sral days next wssk win arrive from
Denver on : special Rio Grands train
at $3.50 tomorrow evening. Tho train
will bear larae number Of the Den.
yer delegation. but more OF them will
come In Monday. All trains from the
east and west arriving Monday
will brins delegates from Colorado
points.
Tuesday 10 the big day and ID looks
now. juds ing from advioes received
over the state. that there will be 2. 600
visitors In the city on that day. At
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the grand
parade will begin moving. The line
of maioh was printed in these
columns three weeks ago. Imme.
diately following the parade the
prize drill Of the Patriarchs Mill.
tant. followed by grand decoration
Of chivalry. to be conferred Of Fred
Brandenburg. past department. com.
mander and Major A. E Grow at the
drill ground.
There will not be much work tran.
sacted In the hall that day. but on
Wednesday the business will be sawed
of in big Jumps. There will be
special trains from the Cripple Greek
district on Tuesday morning and one
from Pueblo. Nearly 1000 persons
will be brought here on the four
trains. The visitors will leave sew
eral Thousand dollars In the city.
Merchants are freely responding to
the call Of the executive committee
for decorating. Some of the business
houses will be decorated in q catchy
manner. The colored electric lights
placed by the Odd Fellows will be
turned on tomorrow night, IL the
inoandescents are ready
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
Denver Man Dies Abroad.

Denver. Colo. Oct. j8-Ofoar Ru-
ter. for years prominent 10 politics
and business circles in his city. died
this morning In Paris according to .
cablegrAm received from his brother.
Charles Ruter. He WAS enjoying a
vacation In Germany. his native land.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
Shoots His Little Son.

Chicago. Oct. l8-Vfpzenco Ray
mundi, q teacher Of Languages today
fatally shot his l1-year. old son, aud
then committed suicide. According
to his wife. RAymundi had the ides
he was being followed by the "BlAct
Hand society,"" His mind is believed
to have been unbalanced.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
Sick Headache Cured.

Sick headcxhe Is caused by derange-
ment OF the stomach and by indigestion
ChAmberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets correct these disorders and effect a
euro. BY taking these tablets M soon
a. the first indication Of the disease ap-
pears, the attack may be wnrded oil
Get FREQ sample and try them. For
sale by Daniels Drug Store. It's
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Everybody Decorate.
Frueauff Bros. hescq quArters for all
kinds OF decorations 83. SO
MISSIONARY MEETINa-A moe

MISSIONARY MEETING-A meet.
Ing Of the Missionary so,iety Of the
Presbyterian ohruch WAS hold yester.
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Mary A. Eakin Of West Third street.
A lengthy program Of interesting
subjscts WAS rendered
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Valley Farm. the presentation OF
which created such . furors . short
time sinoe will be given with the
original osst. Don't mfrs II. Tuesday.
Oct. 10Th at Houston opera house.
Tickets on sals st Daniels Drug store.
H.8e
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Laush and drive dull care away At
Valley Farm tuesday evening. Tho
drama sparkles with innocent fun ~
we'll - touching incidents and will
delights al who attend. Tickets 30
and 80 cents ~ Daniels DruR Store.
oS.S7
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LITERARY NETTING oae Of

the Literary societies Of the Florence
High school held their regular meet.
ing In the assem bly, room Of the High
school building last evening and rem.
dered = program. There ara two
literary societies In tho High school.
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Subscriptions to The Tribune to
April 1. 1905 and Post due M. +.
Thomk are long siuoe due. but many
arc yet unpaid. These bills must be
paid this month and books straight, ned
ont. n. r. THOMAS.
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Valley Farm, Valley Farm.

Do not let the opportunity pasr,
positively the last time In Florence,
Tuesday evening. Oct. 18th at Hous
tons opera house.
Tickets on sale At Daniels drur
store. 3t ~
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The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. X. church
will serve chicken pie dinner aud
supper on Main street election day.
80. SO
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Season tickets for the Florence en-
tertAinment course are on sale ut Dan
iel's drug store. IA ~
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

By Lo. the violet borAted tslcur
powder. for sale only at Daniels. 27t
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

For sunburn and freokles buy Co.
oumber Dream put up By Palace
Pharmacy. S5.4o
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

wAtsrbury's God Liver Oil. keeps
anywhere. Sold at Palace PhAr'
macy. 80. 4U
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HesdQ oartsrs for nass and festoon.
Ing. FFueaun Bros. SS.S8
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The Gibson Lumber company this
morning received . carload each Of
timothy and Wet Mountain valley
hay. % 06
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
DR.. X. C. Sapero,

the Denver eye, car, noss and throat spe-
cialist, will again be In Florence at the
Lennon hotel October II and IS.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

DIR. Sspero. the Denver Specialist, will
again b. In Florence At the Lennox hote
October II and 49,
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
CHURCHES.

METHODIST Preaching every first and third Sunday in each month, at II. am. and 8.30 pm. Prayer meeting every Thursday night, Sundayschool every Sunday 9.45 am.
 ]. II. McKelvy Pastor,
 P. w. Echlin S. $. Supt. EPwoRTH League Every Sunday at 80 pm J, C. Gardner, Pres't. BAPTIsT--P ching 2d and 4tli Sun- days at II a. m. and 80 D. m. Sunday School at s:45 a. n. Pray Wednesday at pm.
 Eld. Wade Pharr, Pastor.
 B. D. Muzzy, $. $. Supt PRAIRIE LoSe---Preaching every 2nd and 4th Sunday at II. a. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Epworth League 500 p. m.
 ZIoN---Preaching 1st Sunday st 3:30 sunday School at 10:oo a. m. every Sunday.
 Walnut Plains-1st Saturday night, and Sunday at II a. m
 Pleasant Ridge--lst Sunday D, m Saturday before p. m.
 Pinsy Woods 2d Sunday 3 p m. West Needmore---4th Sunday p. m.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

Call on Geo Zimmerman for all kinds of feed stuff. His prices are right.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

A supper was given at Will liam Morrison's Tuesday even- ing in honor of George Barrett and family, who will leave for Colorado Thursday or Fri day. The evening was passed very pleasantly by the thirty or more guests that were present. MT. Barrett has many friends here that will regret to see him leave.
 If you have veal or poultry to sell go to J. NJ. Hackney, Carlisle
 J. Francis Small, represent ing the Pneumatic Tool Co.,, of Chicago, reports having sold machinery for rice plants, as follows: Carlisle-G. c. Smith, Geo. Cameron, A. c. Goodwine and c. E. Smiley; Hazen-F. E. Downs, John Sims and Mr. Barnhart; Stuttgart-G. W. Pagan; Lonoke-G. M. Cap page and J. P. Mollenhoff; Wheatley-Dunning & Nirture.
 l.. F. Arnold recently com- pleted an instrument known as an Engineers Compass, which we examined a few days ago and do not hesitate to pro- nounce a model of workman ship. It is intended for use in grading, ditching, etc., and we believe would be of much serv- ice to rice growers.
 Old newspapers, suitable for placing under carpets, ceiling walls and wrapping bundles, for sale at this office.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15
FOR SALE.

Two young bull calves, broke to drink from trough, bred jersey stock, strong in Saint Lambert blood and no better in Arkansas. If taken at once will sell at reason able price or will trade for other stock. B. D. Muzzv.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15
Housewives Great Rejoicing.

"YUKoN's BEsTu and "GooD LUCK" flour. Now sold by lead ing merchant. Manufactured by
 YUKON MILL X GRAIN Co.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

A few friends gathered at the home of J. E. Muzzy Saturday night and had a very enjoyable time i'll the way of some fine music rendered by Mr. Frank enburg, $. $. Stevenson, Lenard Bailey aud Jed Muzzy, also some very nice singing by Misses Yolande and Clara Muzzy.
 1 want ten carloads of veal, and ten carloads of poultry. Bring lem in quick. J. A. Stauber.
 Francis Small of Chicago, k. c. Holt of Lonoke, and another gentleman whose name we were unable to learn, while out dliv- ing with livery rig near Car lisle last Friday, had a runaway in which the occupants of the buggy fortunately escaped with only a few bruises.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

-x < A good biscuit on the table makes pleasant faces. Rival flour makes that kind of biscuits. Jed Muzzy the painter and paper hanger has just received a fine line of wall paper. 5c and up per roll.
 For coffins and caskets, seeB F. Echlin & Go.
 w. N. Crow, wife and daugh- i ter, Ina, returned from a visit to Little Rock Saturday. 1 List your lands with c. o. De- Wore for quick sales.
 John A. Bell was nominated for mayor of Lonoke Monday, receiving 9S votes, whilst his opponent, $. $. Glover, re- ceived 59.
 If your house or barn needs paint ing you will find a good line of paints at B. F. Echlin & Co.'S.
 Rev. J. H. McKelvy has an- nounced that "The New Order of Worship will be the theme for his sermon next Sunday at l II a. m. Don't fail to go out and hear him. Call on Geo Zimmerman for all kinds of feed stuff. His prices are right.
 w. H. Stout and R. E. Hill {, formerly of Prairie Longue, sold their feed store at Lonoke and bought the Heart farm, about 9 miles southwest of Carlisle near the Scott school house, and will put ill rice.
 Those that have farms for sale should list them with us at once Broadwell Bros, Real Estate Agts
 w. H. Rust and wife and J. s. Wright of northern Missouri, E. V. Parr of Kansas, J. c. Paddock of Indiana and J. A. Slifer of Missouri, were looking over the country with w. Radi- can.
 J. M. HackneY will pay the high; est market price for veal and poultry.
 See Jed Muzzy the painter about your wall paper and paint ing. A good line always on hand.
 See Geo Zimmerman for all kinds of feed stuff. He defies competi. tion on prices.
 Mrs. James Free and daugh- ter, Miss Callie, returned from Little Rock Tuesday evening, The former having taken sick while there.
 For paint, varnish or stain cal on J. o. Smith, Carlisle, Ark.
 We do not see why Carlisle . should not have one of the best brass bands i'll the country, as we can count up nine first class players in this vicinity. All that l is needed is some one to start .4 l III ,,,,sb
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

xxxxxx44x4xxxxxxx<<<<<<<' Zera Hinchman spent Mon- day afternoon in Lonoke.
 J. A. Stauber buys veal and poultry.
 A. c. Curtis and wife came up from Lonoke Monday.
 J. o. Smith is still handling the famous Blue Bird breaking blow.
 BoRN-To MT. and Mrs. A. Pouchett on Saturday last, a fine girl.
 When Ill need of any flour try a sack of Choctaw.
 sa Geo. Branzhof is building a fine dwelling just south of the Union Creamery.
 Take your butter and eggs to B. F. Echlin & Go.
 Nose Kittley and Clifford Dreffords left Friday night for Idaho.
 Every sack~of Choctaw and Rival flour guaranteed by H. 1. Buechley. Chas. King and wife attended the funeral of his sister near Des Arc, last Friday.
 Just received by Geo. Zimmer man a car of new buggies, surreys. Wm. Hebard, c. D. Howell and Will Walker went to Lo- noke on business Monday.
 Choctaw four for bread. Rival flour for biscuits and pastry.
 w. H. Eagle pioneer of of Lonoke county died in Little Rock Sunday night.
 For wall paper, paints, soils and varnishes, see B. F. Echlin & Co.
 H. H. Puryear and James Minton went to Little Rock Tuesday but couldn't stay. We have a good line of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.'S. Celebrated shoes B. F. Echlin & Co.,, Carlisle.
 Mesdames Ross and Berry of near Zion, were in town Friday en business.
 To make your wife happy and pleasant buy her a sack of Choctaw flour,
 Harry Wilson, who has beer visiting his sister, Mrs. V. M Arnold, returned to Little Rock Monday.
 If you have veal or poultry tt sell, see J. A. Stauber, Carlisle Ark.
 Mrs, H. J. Lewis left last Thursday for Summerdale, Ala where MT. Lewis expects to make their future home. Oul best wishes accompany them.
 If you want to buy good brood mare and good work animal set J. o. Smith.
 This is i good time to list you land with C. 0. DeVore.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15
For Sale or Trade.

One o. l. c. hog; male. Fol particulars call on
 w. E. Crane, If Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

A good biscuit on the table makes pleasant faces. Rival four makes that kind of biscuits.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

Jed Muzzy the painter and paper hanger has just received a fine line of wall paper. 5c and up per roll.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-03-15

We do not see why Carlisle should not have one of the best brass bands i'll the country, as we can count up nine first class players in this vicinity. All that is needed is some one to start it, and all push.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
Twenty American Marines
DiSperse 200 Insurgents
and Arrest 80.
GENERAL TAKES 100 MEN
AND DEMANDS RELEASE
He and All Who Could Be Caught
Are DlSdrmed and Promise
to Be Good.

Washington. Oct. 6.-Secretary
Root and Governor Magoon were in
conference with President Roosevelt
at the White house today for some
time, the purpose being to instruct
Governor Magoon relative to his
treatment of the Cuban question when
he shall assume office at Havana,
General Bell, chief of staff, who is
leaving Washington this afternoon
with Governor Magoon for Havana,
by way of Tampa, also called on the
president.
Fewer Troops Proposed.
Owing to the satisfactory state of
affairs in Cuba Secretary Taft has
been asked by cable IL in his judg-
ment it is necessary to send to the
island more troops than the 900 now
aboard transports due at Havana to-
day or tomorrow. He has not yet re-
piled.
But Taft Says No.
Havana, Oct. 6.-Governor Taft said
today that he has no intention of
turning back any portion of the ex-
pedition of $500 regulars ordered to
Cuba. He feels that such a number
is needed as a precaution against fur
ther troubles.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
NEW YORK w. c. T. U.
CONVENES AT NORWICH

Norwich, Oct. 6.-The WOmen'S
Christian Temperance union of the
state of New York has assembled here
in its thirty-third annual convention.
and will continue its meeting until
and including the 9th. The conven-
tion met today in the Methodist Epis-
copal church. Mrs. Mary ]. Weaver
conducted a service of conservation
and prayer. After a department con
ference by the board Of superintend-
ents, which lasted an hour and a
quarter, the convention was formally
opened. The annual sermon will be
preached on Sunday morning, and in
the afternoon a mass meeting will be
held in the opera house and a Sunday
school rally in the evening. There
will be three evening meetings, and
the annual address of the state pres
ident, Mrs. Frances w. Graham, will
be the feature of Friday evening. Sat
urday will be the young peoples ey-
ening," and on Monday evening Miss
Belle Kearney Of Mississippi will be
the speaker. On Thursday there will
be a conference of the Young Mems
Christian Temperance union.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
FIVE THOUSAND FIREMEN
IN LINE AT MUSTER

Brockton, Mass, Oct. 6.-This is the
day OF the great firemen's muster
which has over 5000 firemen in uni
form in line. This is the practical
wind-up Of the muster season, and
this Brockton muster is thought TO be
the biggest of the season, even ex-
ceeding that of the New England
league. Providence Pawtucket, Cen
tral Falls, Albion, Narragansett and
East Providence have sent several
each of their best companies. Ten
water prizes aggregate $l,125, with a
special prize to the company coming
the longest distance. While Rhode
Island has forged to the front in the
interest she has taken in this event,
Massachusetts, has not fallen behind,
and some of the best companies of
Boston, Springfield, Fall River and
Lowell are here and showing OFF fine
ly. The crowd of spectators is i'm
mense.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
FULLER ACCOUNT OF MURDER
IN THE COUNTY Of SOCORRO
Men We're EntiCed From Their Camp
by Promise to Show Them Water
and Good Mineral Prospects.
THEY WERE SHOT WITH THEIR OWN GUNS
WHICH CAMPERS ALLOWED STRANGERS TO CARRY
Special TO The Evening Citi7 an.

Special TO The Evening Citi7 an.
Belen, n. NJ, Oct. 6.-On September
% James Billingsley and John Nc
Clough were killed in the Montosa
mountains about four miles south
from Sais station on the Eastern rail-
way.
The parties were prospectors and
came from Colorado. They were
camping out when Carlos Sais and
Eliseo Wales came to their camp, Of
fering to show them some good water
and mineral on top of the hill.
The prospectors had some automat- %
ic guns and showed the Mexicans the
combinations and let them carry the
guns, the miners carrying two can
teens of water each. When about
long enough to reach the top of the
hill Mrs. Billingsley, wife of one of
the prospectors, heard some shots to-
ward the mountains, but paid no at
tention TO them. Something like an
hour after the shooting the two Mex
leans returned and when asked by
Mrs Bilingsley when the other men
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
1t Is Composed of Liberals
and Met Today in
Finland.
EMPEROR WAS WILLING
50 THEY MET OUT OF CITY
The Brother of the Gar VIII
Marry Niece Of King Edward
of England.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 6.-The con-
gress meets today in Finland by per-
mission of the government, which
has become satisfied that the opposi-
ton and repression it meeted out to
the members has worked no good
and accordingly it consented to the
meeting of the congress, so long as 1t
did not meet in st. Petersburg. The
constitutional democrats have elab-
GRATED plans for the coming parliamen-
tary elections, and have held nightly
sessions for some time. The commit
tee of the constitionaiist is highly
satisfied with the new position of the
government, member declaring that
the earlier prohibition has served the
purpose of consolidating the party
and preventing a schism, which was
expected after the issuance of the Vo-
borg manifesto. This manifesto will
probably be kept in the background
at the convention, the. party leaders
now being convinced that its issuance
was a techinal mistake due to insis-
tence of the radical wing. Neither
the non-payment of taxes nor the re-
fusal of military service, a member
of the committee admitted, is a prac-
tical measure at present. The Octo-
berists and the egenerationists have
been in conference on the matter of
points of electoral program, but
are still divided, as was the conven-
ton, and have succeeded in reaching
an agreement on many points of the
electoral program, but are still divid-
ed, as were the conservative liberals
in the spring campaign on minor
points.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
FRISCO REFUGEES WILL
SOON GET Bet
TER HOMES
Five Thousand Houses Are
to Be Built From Relief
Fund Left Over.
OCCUPANTS PAY FOR
THEM ON EASY TERMS

San Francisco, Oct. 6.-After hav-
ing endured untold hardships in tents
and ill-constructed shacks since April
IS, San Franciscos thousands OF ref
ugees see relief in sight. That is
some of them do, and others, figuring
on past experiences, do not.
After FIVE months of deliberation
those handling the millions of dollars
of relief funds have decreed tnat the
refugees shall have relief" in the
way of better living places. S.ve
thousand refugee houses are being
built in Jefferson and Hamilton
squares and other parts of the city.
Money that has been lying idle while
the refugee families suffered will be
used. To show extreme generosity
with money that belongs to the refu-
gees the relief fund managers will
actually give the refugee houses away
that is-on liberal terms.
Following the Vesuvius disaster in
Italy, the refugees were installed in
houses within twenty-fOur hours after
being made homeless. The buildings
We're erected by the government and
given free to the poor.
III OdH rIdnClSCO II Is QlHerent, A
new bureau has been opened by the
relief corporation for the purpose of
registering persons desirous of pur-
chasing houses. Only about one out
Of every three applicants can be cared
for. The plan is to sell all persons
VINO own lots or who can get posses
sion of piece of land for year. two
room houses at 500 each and houses
Of three rooms for $3.50; or the build
ing material will be furnished at cost
and the buyers allowed to erect their
own buildings. Still another plan for
families without funds provides for
the payment of So monthly rent, the
building to be given to the rentor in
the spring.
Unless the relief warehouse on
Geary street. near Cough, burns down
the refugees need not go hungry this
winter. The building Is packed to the
ceiling with supplies. Among them
are 1O,S10 cases of canned corn, the
corn itself weighing 51S,SS0 pounds.
There are 100000 pounds of flour,
$4,000 pounds of corn meal, S2,700
pounds of beans, $1,000 pounds of
canned soups, $4,000 pounds of rice,
$4,000 pounds of canned meats, 80 900
pounds of crackers, $4,000 pounds of
canned fish, $4,000 pounds of mush
and $4,000 pounds of miscellaneous
canned vegetables. In addition there
are hundreds of thousands of pounds
Of other supplies, ranging from can
ned fruit to tobacco.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06

would return, said they would be back
soon. The men were very nervous
and left soon taking with them five
horses belonging to the miners.
The lady stayed in camp two days
and nights waiting for the men to re-
turn, and then went and reported to
the justice at San Juan that the men
had been lost.
A searching party was sent out and
found the bodies on top of the noun
tain with bullet holes through them.
McClough had been shot first from
behind and Billingsley had run about
100 yards after the first shot when
two more bullets had been shot into
his body. The bodies were so badly
decomposed that they were buried
where they lay.
The two Mexicans were arrested
and confessed, claiming that their OBJ.
ject was to steal the lady. Both We're
turned over to the district court and
Sheriff Leandro Baca took them TO
jail at SOcorro, where they will be
tried in December.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-06
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
CONVENTION AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass, Oct. 6.-The Demo
ocratic State Central Convention as
sembled in fremont Temple with a
full representation from every coun-
ty in the Old bay state. The strife is
pronounced, caused by the Moran
candidacy, which has greatly Distress
ed and even frightened the conser-
vatiyes, fr Maran Is surely the
deaths head at the feast. Their nope
is in Douglas, and although he has
said that he would not run again they
hope to pursuade him TO undertake
the race a second time in order to re-
lieve them from what they regard as
an impending calamity. So far, how
ever, Mr.. Douglas has given no indica-
tion that he will reconsider his ex-
pressed determination to enter the
field again. Moran is defiant and
strenuous, and claims he will carry
the convention by storm. But the
conservatives are fighting with vim
and determination and begin to hope
for victory.