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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-21
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The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-11
CHAS. KING;
The Organ contest is Warminp

The Organ contest is warming up.
 The Masonic Order at this place are preparing to have a glorious time on Oct. 25 (during the Fair.) They have some special work reserved for that day and it will be source of pleasure to visiting brothers who come from a distance.
 We understand that Rev. R. P. Bain, of Lonoke, will likely take charge of the Baptist church at this place Rev Bain was associa- tional Missionery for Caroline Baptist Association last year and Is well and favorably known by most of our people.
 Mrs. k. B. Clancy arrived Wednesday for a short visit with relatives. MT. Chaney's many friends at this place will roget to learn that his health is so bad that he had to give up his posi- tion as postal clerk and he and family will now live in Illinois. 
 Dr. B. F. Harrison leaves to- day for Nashville. Tenn. where he will enter the dentistry de- peartment of Vanderbilt Univer- sity. This is Dr. Harrison's second year in this noted school and his many friends in this section wish him much success.
 We understand the hustling contractor, Chas. H. Osborne has the contract for a fine two story dwelling for c. s. Proctor, which will be built on the Fucker property just north of the school house. It will be modern in every respect and will be acredit to our town. MT. Proctor will move his excellent family here from Hazen and occupy it as soon as completed.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-11
Protracted Meeting

All are invited to attend the protracted meeting now in pre- gress at the Methodist Church in Carlisle. We invite all christians to feel perfectly free to enjoy and help in the meeting. Pray and work for the refreshing of the church and for the salvation of the unsayed. Services each day at 2;;30 at night 7:3O o'clock.
 J. H. McKelyy Pastor.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-11

WANTED: by Chicago wholesale 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, l34 E Lake St.. Chicago.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-11

Business is looking up in the Organ Contest.
 J. c. Hubbard, Of New York City is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. A. c. Hubbard east of town,
 HAY WIRE-We will make the following low prices on hay wire: No. 15, roc: No, Is, 65c. The Carlisle Mere. Go.
 A. H. Stauber the liveryman, has been suffering much pain for the past few days with erysipelas inz the left side of his face.
 Col. Jack Frost paid this sec tion visit last night and the last rose of summer" is fading from the effects of his icy hand shake.
 The infant baby of Mr and Mrs. J, E. Bogard is quite sick as we go to press. We hope to chronicle it's complete recovery by our next issue. p0III TRY! II am o.n in the h'l1.'. mar and will pay the highest market price ill cash for same.
 c. A. HUTSoN.
 Rev. J. D. Hammons, of Eng land, assisted by the local pastor, Rev. J. H. McKelvy, is conduct ing a successful series of meet ings at the Methodist Church this week.
 NUMBER 46.-Is the lucky number in the premium dinner set offer at the Parlor Shoe Store. Holder will report at once, bringing this number with them.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-10-11

MT. Dan Lewis was a pleasant caller yesterday.
 J. N. Crow, the genial grocery drummer was in these parts this morning
 Just received at Buechley"s lot of nice dress goods, also the latest in waist goods
 Mr J c Gardner is putting a new flight of stairs to the Alex ander building
 No use to have poor bread when you use Choetaw Flour Buechley sells it.
 Marion Dickens. late of Cali fornia has accepted a position with Carlisle Mercantile Co.
 J D Dunaway, the wide awake insurance man, of Conway was among our people this week.
 Why wear an out-of- date hat when you can go to Mrs. Harvey Glass, millinery store and get enc right up-to-now.
 You make no mistake when you buy Star Braud Shoes because Star Brand Shoes are better. For sale at Buechley'S.
 c. A. Hutson called Tuesday and ordered the Independent sent to his father, J. s. Hutson for year, for which he has cur thanks.
 $. ". Tunis and mother Mrs $. E. Tunis were home from the State Fair. Mr. Tunis says that there are many sight at the Fair that is worth going many miles to see.
 Just Received. A full stock of Rubber Goods including Boots Oyershoes, Rain Coats, Hats etc. ! They will be sold cheap.
 Carlisle Mercantile Co.
 Mir. W. H. Fuller, of Lonoke was pleasant caller Tuesday Mr. Fuller has so acres of rice south of Carlisle that it is thought | will average D bushels to the acre
 The bad weather last week didn't do as much damage as many thought it did, and the beautiful weather these days is causing many of our farmers to I work overtime.
 The Caroline Baptist Associa- l, tion will convene in Little Rock | next Saturday Messrs B. D. Muzzy, A H. Bacus and J. E. Bogard were elected delegates from this church.
 LosT- One white and liver poin- | ter bird dog, medium size, in good | condition, had collar on when disappeared. Will answer to name of '.Governer. Liberal re- ward will be paid for information IS to his whereabouts. H. N. Thomson.
 Rev ". H. Pharr presented us Friday with q stalk of popcorn that had three large, we'll develop ed ears of corn on it.. We have to continually watch it to keep the .-snake editor' from popping it before Christmas, when we expect to have feast.
 Messrs. Norman Screeton and Sam Parkins and their excellent families are home from weeks stay at the State Fair at Hot Springs. They went and came back through the country in wagons and no doubt had most pleasent trip,
 The Stockholders of the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
COnferenCia PanameriCana
D.. 4. n.

Rio Janeiro, 8 de agosto.--La Con
ferencia aprobo por unanidad el pro-
yecto de arbitraje aplicado a las con-
troversias que sc susciten entire los
paises Representatives. En- 81 Sc rati-
fica la adhesion de las repdblicas
americ anas al principle del arbitraje
y Sc recomienda que los delegados
panamericanos que asistan Eal future
Congrego de la Paz en- La Haya reci-
ban instrucciones fsyorables la con-
clusion de un conyenio general de
srbitraie. El preyecto aceptado 10
frman los 1niembros de Ia comision
de ar bitraje, compuesta de represen-
tantes de todas las delegaciones que
participant en- la Conferencia.
El delegado brasilefio doctor Alber.
to Torres sc ha retirado de la Confe-
rsncia, aleg ando incompatbilidad en-
tre el cargo de delegado y ell de ma
gistrado del Tribunal Supreme.
Sc prsyecta una reorganization de
la O6cina de las repdblicas america
mas. Seg6n dicho plan, el director de
esa Ohcina Sc comunicara dirccta-
mente con los gobiernos de Hispano
America en- vez de hAcerlo por medic
de los representatives diplomaticos de
Estas en- Washington.
La comisi6n codihcadora del dere-
chO international recomienda el nom-
bramiento de una comision que empie
ce sus trabajos formulando una lev
de neutf alidad. Al hacerlo deberAn
dedicar los mlembros de esa nueva
conlision cuidado especial la invio-
labilidad de le propiedad par ticular
en- confictos navalss la mas clara Y
precisa dehnici6n de la neutralid al
en- 10 relative al reclutamiento de
hombres, la provision de srmas en-
la base de operaciones, y al armamen-
to y equipo de buques por ciudadanos
particulares residences domiciliados
que Sc dediquen al contrabando 6 &
cualquier tra6co d operaci6n que con-
tribuya a los fines de la guerra.
En- una entreviata con ell sefIor AL
fonso Psnna, Presidente electo do la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

Y debemos hacer es comprar nosotros
mayor eantidad de mercancfas fiji
pinas. 50
Este sera el arguncrto que Mr.
Taft repetira, sienspre que tenga
OCCASION de pronunciar discursos, de
aquf al otofIo, y 10 harA extensive 4
todas las exportaciones americanas
4 Filipinas. Y es un buen argumen-
to; es de sentido colntin; sc basa en-
Ia realidad Sc inspira Ell nociones
de iusticia de 1eaitsd. Ell pueblo
americana acabara por enterarse de
cl por obligar al Senado a votar el
proyecto de ley de concesiones aran-
celarias, aprobado va por la Camara
Be ia. Y 81 ne Sc quiere ir al cabo-
|taje, sc tendra que ir la indepen-
dcncia. para que, constituido el Ar
chipiGlago en- Rep1blica, pueda ha-
Ger tratados de comercio Y buscar en-
Europa y en- cl Jap6n los mercados
que neccslta.
Otro plan, que tambien qued6 en-
el Senado sin discutir es cl bill New
lands, para la crcaci6n en- Filipinas
de un Banco Agricola, calcado en- el
que los ingleses han puesto en- Egip-
to. En- la Alta Camara no ha agra
dado ese plan; nj, tampoco, 4 mi,
porque pienso que ell Estado no de
be de ser nj banquero, nj frabricante
nj tendero; pero, segdn Sc dice, el
Gobernador del Archipelago ha re-
Icomendado mucho esa medida y OBJ
tenido para ella el apoyo del Presi-
dente Roosevelt y del Ministro de
Ia Guerra, por considerar que, solo
con ella, podran los labradores de
aQucllas iSlas tomar dinero prestadC
q un tipo modico. Ahora tienen que
pagar Ell 10 por 100 y Sc ven compe-
lidos q vender las cosechas al presta,
nista al preCio que este Sc digna
fjar. Segdn el Gobernador, el Ca
pital particular sc resiste fundal
el Banco y no es possible hacer unc
cooperative, porque los agricultores
no tienen dinero. Con arrcglo a,
proyecto Newlands, el interes SER
de 4 por 100 y Ia cantidad que Sc
lprestase cada afIo no pasara de 2oC
mil pesos. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
La production en- Filipinas

Cast ha inalizado va Ia tpoca de
molienda que, en- general, ha sido muy
economical, pues debido al huen item
po, asi toaa la GAIA sc ma pedido mo.
ler con su mismo bsgsEo, 10 que ha
heCho que No sc haya tenido que usar
combuStible seeo, almacenado para
cuando el tempo hdmedo impide que
sc Sequs el bagazo al aire libre. El
combustible que de Ordinario &c con-
sumo en- una hacienda, darante una
zafra h1meda, sc estima en- 5000 pesos,
cuya sama economiza ell haCendere
cuando e! tempo de zafra es seco, CO
mo ha acontecidO este afIo. Sin embar-
go, las precios del dulce no nan mejo-
rado nj hay esperanzas de que mejoren;
muchoS De los hacenderoS estan muy
desanimados, porque la margen de
ganancia con les actuales precios es
muy insignifcante; apenas permits
hacer mejora alguna On las hacisnd as
Con motive de ls mncha demanda
de copr ak, Sc est&n hacienda gr randes
plantaciones dc cocos en- diversas islas
del ARCHIPELAGO, Los cocotsros sen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

repdblica, dijo que su educaci6n lie
hRbia infundido Ell mayor respeto a
las instituciones norteamericanas, que
habia venido Rio Janeiro precisa
mente para verse con Mr.. Root, por ell
cual siente gran entusiasno cuya
vista aprecia en- toda su signifcacion
AHadi6 que ell Brasil necesitaba none
da circulante dc valor estable y nece-
sta asimismo atraer el capital extran-
jero. Ell sef1or Penna. apoya cuanto
empuje sc pueda dar la construction
de ferrocsrriles y comunicacienes IN
teriores y al estab1ecimiento de una
Inca de vapores subvencionada,
9 de Agosto.- texto Ofcia) del
plan de arbitraje aprobado por Ia Con
ferencia rati6ca la adhesion de la mis-
ma al principle arbitral, y hn de que
tan alto objeto sea verdaderamente
practice recomienda las naciones re-
presentadas que ordenen a sus 0elega-
dos en- el segundo Congreso de In Paz
de La Haya Gu procuren obtener ALI,
en- aquella asamblea de todas las ma
clones del mundo, Ia celebration De
IN convenio general de arbitraje tan
efcaz de6nitivo que Ia vez que
merezca la aprobaci6n del mundo civil.
lizado reyista forma tai que puedan
sseptarlo todos los pafses.
Mr. Buchanan dice Cue el hecho de II
los gobiernos suramericanos q La Haya
Irecsnendando el arbitraje indica ye
una nueva era en el terreno de las in
vitacisnes y los pone en- igualdad de
conaiciones ante ell mundo enters POI
ESQ, dice, esta bien que los refcridos
gobiernos lleven i La Haya proyectos
linternacionales.
Las anteriores declaraciones tueror
srgeri'1as por 10 que dijeron Mr.. Roo
y oil baron Rio Branco acerca del plar
de eenfereneia entire 81 Pert =
Ecuador. Sc espera que Sc presentc
en- Ia Conferencia una proposition que
haga obiigatorio 81 arbitraje para :odo.
les gobiernOs.
El Prcsidente Rodrfgues Alves visi
tara los Estados Unidos cuando terni
ne su periodic presidential. Su hijt
anunci6 & un corresponsal que la CO.
mission respectiva ha aprobado IN con
venio sobre nst tuI slizacion, en- Ell que
Sc dispone que 81 una persona reanuds
su rcsidencia en- su pals natal sin in
tenci6n de regresar al pals de su ma
turalizaci6n, recobrara sn clud ad ania
primitiva al cabo de dos ahos. Este
estarA snjeto 4 prueba en- contrario.
FL ipforme de Ia su comisi6n que
entielde Ell la reorganization del "Bu
reau" Il Ofcina de las repdbljcas anne.
ricanas recomienda que sc convierta
el "BureaW" en- un eslab6n (link) per-
N apente entire los paises de Ia COME
rsAcia y tambien en- centro de educa-
ci6n, asf para el pdblico como para los
c6nsules, Ia yea que Ell centro &c pa.
blicidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
La guerra futura

Va hemos explicado alguna vez las
fantasias que afyanceses y alemanes
Sc les ocurren & prop6sito de una
guerra que quiza nnnca estalle; pero
que ha sido predicha varias veces,
que ha amenazado declararse a1gu-
mas otras y que seria una calamidad d
para Europa. Cuando hablan de las
contingencies dc esa guerra futura
todos los frapceses c..neo los alema-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

las plantas mas hermoSas y dtiles de
Il zora t6rrida; hermosas por sus for
mas onduIantes, tt,les porque cada
planta regala su duef1o IN peso annual.
El socotero es reaI1nente ell arbol de la
flipina; TODD en- 81 es de grande utili-
dad con srs palmss alderman hos salo-
nes, cubren las techumbres fabr;can
los tabiQues dc sus casas; teen sus pc
tates; con sus troncos-se hacen puentes;
de su corteEa Sc SAGA el Denote (estopa
ordinarily; de las cenizas potasa fos-
fato; de- sus flores la tuba y ell vino; de
la cubierta del fruto, cepillos y corde-
les; del casco. tazas cucharones, de
la puipa SEGA, eli coprax; de la pulpa
fresca, el aceitc, etc FL cocotero no
pide & su dueTlo mas cuidados nj gas
tos que un metro De terra arenosa, y
con la brisa marina Sc 10 antisne fresco
y ondulaEte por 1nfs de Glen amos;
Hasta el afio 1890, el cocotero no
mereci6 Ia atenci6n dc los ilipinos; su
|exportaci6n no pasaba del por 100
del total; hoy Sc exportan cargamentos
completes 4 Narsena Santander, Nue.
va York, etc EB este dltimo punto
sc pagan hoy DO pesos .fuertes por to
nelada, y Sc calcnla que, re6nados los
productos, la tsnelala rinde los ia
bricantes 13s pesos.
Las provincias mas fayorecidas por
el rey de las palneTas SON La Lagu-
ma, dos y medic r7;l] Gees de plantss,
Tayabas, Psngasinau. Ainaoro, Cavi-
te y Panay; pero todos los terrenos
playeros las producen en- abundancia
| Y con solo semhrarse en- los bordes
del aqua marina s Aaviat, puede Fill
pinas Sostener c6modamonte so milo
res dc plantas productoras, que re-
pressntan as millonss dc dollars de
/ enta annual Ia ezPorsaei6n de CO.
prax sube Ell progression mayor que
Ia de otros productos hlipinos. En-
1909 salieron pog yaloc lie dos me
die milloncs de pesos Actualmente
Sc exporta por valor 1c 100000 pesos
nensuales
FraHcia, como meI-opolitana de Las
costss conchsnchinas, "a a la cabe2a
en- las compras ind1strias derivadas
del COCO, Marsella es nn emperie sos
tenido y ssplSndido dei .,cocoanut" fl
lipino. El japan tambiGn ha dupli-
cado su dem &sda eI ncnos de dos
Anos.
Otro de les pro0rct0s que, aunque
menss impoTtarte Que e. COCO reviste
bastante importancja PARA el concrete
Z industria interiors;. se el algod6n
Las cuencas del Ab1s J lie Loac, son
fam osas por sus psa1ta clones de algo-
don. El algoddn &e estas vegas Sc
distingue por So albor, delgadez y
blancura, y 10 clasihcan como tan bue-
no 6 nejor que el &c alexandria. En-
1902, los campos algodoneros de fill
pinas neaian 5000 rectaseas produ-
jsros / 32a,ooo kiiogramos, de los cua-
,es ochO d6cinas parties fncron cose-
chsdas por iloca mos La industria
ttxtil oeupaba aquei a3o a 10000 te-
jedoras de Ia misma region de loco
que elabe1 aron tslas por yalor de
see, 900 pesos. Esta industria Sc cre6
CON ell sistema proteccionlsta implan-
tado en- estas islas daTants Ell regimen
espaHol. Como el filipino gasta mas
en- vestir que en- conner, pues Sc in
viertsn solamente en- prendos de dor
mir mas de dos millones dc pesss es
probable que esta industria subsista,
mas que para el consume interior.
COntinuar3
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
MILL|0NA|REsS IN DIVORCE
 COURT
Seeks Legal Separation From Her Husband, Charging In Complaint That She Was lnhumanly Treated.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2l.-Clara s. Heyl, daughter of the life Mrs. Lizzie Shandein and wife of Jacob Heyi, be- gan suit for divorce in the circuit court of Milwaukee county today. Jacob Heyl was the central figure in the cele- brated Schandein will case which at tracted attention throughout the en- tire country several months ago. and in which an estate valued tt over s5,000o00 figured.
 Mrs Heyl asks Tor the custody of her two children. in stating various incidents Of alleged cruel and inhuman treatment the complaint recites that on two occasions Heyl threatned to kiEi his wife.
 Heyl in his answer asserts that the two children are not being properly educated by Mrs. Heyl. He admits several allegations in the complaint, bur maintains his wife has not always worked for his best interests and has not been loyal to him,
 Mrs. Heyl about s;.000. 900 out right from the Schandein estate and MT. Heyl is alleged to have received about $l 0o0.000 from Mrs. Scandein prior to her death for services of one kind or another.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

4 stage Iuminary urges that rich rpen support the stage more That's the chsrre against lot Of them now.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
PREPARING FOR CONSTRUCTION
 0F WALL
Work We'll Under Way On Retaining Structure Along Naco Road Building Forms
 For Laying of Concrete.

After a couple of weeks of prepa- ration the work of constructing the retaining wall along Naco Road is now well under way. and 1t is probable that the actual work of laying the concrete will be begun within a very few days. The work is being prosecuted under the personal supervision of Cit, Er- sineer McNeish.
 Most of the work done up to the present time has been the cutting out of the dirt and rock along the base of the road to allow room for the
 workmen to get at the forms which
 will hold the concrete. The dirt has
 been loaded onto flat cars and hauled Ito the lower railroad yards. Carpenters have been at work con. Istructing the forms necessary to hold the concrete until It solidies. These
 forms consist of heavy planldng rang ing from io feet .h .eigos sos>v feet. land suSSorted by braces. The forms lafe 10 feet long. and between eacL set
 a space of foot has been allowed for ithe insertion of the steel braces with 'whica the concrete retaining wall vii,
 be reinforced.
 Tue pfinCipie on Whlcn the retain ing wall is being constructed is ex. lactly opposite the principle upon which structures of this kind are usu- Iaily. built. Instead of being braced from the outside. the wall of concrete will he held in place by sieel rods, which wiil be connected with rods buried Tn flooring of concrete on the
 inside of the wall. The entire struc. lure will be built on the principle of . tension.
 The original plans submitted by ~ity Engineer McNeish called for a
 wall of concrete one foot thick at the top and IS inches at the bottom AT ,or consideration the railroad enein. ters and McNeish changed the plans and decided to construct a wall of lsoncrete eight inches in thickness from top to bottom.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
CREW MUT|N|ES DURING |
 STORM
Thirty On Board of Steamship Pennsylvania Object 10 the Master of Vessel Placing Unruly Companion In Irons.

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 2i.--Thirty of the crew of the steamship Pennsyl- yania mutinied on the night of De cember F, and 1t was owing solely to The stern command of Master J. F. Blaine that the mutiny. was quelled. When nearing Catella Capt. Blaine or dered one of the men to do some triy- ial piece of work and the sailor re- fused Captain Blaine then put him in irons and locked him below. At the time terrific gale was blowing whicn made 1t difficult for the master and pilot to remain on the bridge. Suddenly the crow came to the foos of the bridge in a body. There were between thirty and forty of them.
 The men demanded the release ot their companion. Captain Blaine faced them alone and ordered them back to their posts. Just at this time the pilot cried out breakers ahead, , and the captain returned to his bridge The crew finally went aft An armed guard was placed over the $300. .00l treasure aboard. and the officers. witt revolsers. patrolled the deck. The passengers went to the captain and of fered assistance either against The men or to aid in the operation of the vessel. The men. however. diG no' make any more demonstrations
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlockl
 NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-The early marke5 in oLndon was higher for ar~e-ic-"s Irre0uiar improvement seems likely in the stock marke; for the present. Further short cove ring may be expected in view of the out look for a eood hank statement. Pur- cnases Of low priced stocks should ( tinctly be made at these levels. both 's re~ards daily an' ether nrarsfnrs We can see no danger in the situa- tion and believe the tendency will be te-~rd Tecuperation.--Fina Re view.
 cns'netaile linuids.ion and lack Of support in No-thern Pacific-Wa,ker Bros.
 ;"'- ""- rrivate cables say the Bank Of England received s3.500, 900 III gold today.
 Copper metal advanced 14.-L. & B.
 Dow. Jones & Co.-Americans in London firm. If to 7-S above parity. London fortnightly settlement begins on Monoay. The government crop report shows total winter wheat 492. osS,0oV bushels Annual steel report will show about S1o0, ,0o0. .0e0 gross business. The total market loss O. the Hii,-Harriman ST. Paul issues vf-hiE ten days aggregStes Sl5o 900. ooo
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
WANTS AN INVESTIGATION.
Alaska Claims Stssmsh.o Lines Are
 Discriminatinr.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. GOA dis ratch 10 the Times from Juneau, Alaska says: Government sutfori- "es are requested to investigate charges of discrimination nreierred against the transportation companies reach'n~ sc-tra~n alsslsa in srsci"i report that has been made by Federal grand jury. II is a1'o1ed tho eta-- ship companies touching coast towns in that part of the northland are guilty of giving unfair rebates ard preferen- iisl freight rates, as well as charging erc ssive prices for coal. Charges al sn made by the grand jury that these ship concerns have entered illcga. ooinhine 10 control freight rates.
 Specific charge is made against ? cpmhination that has raised freight retes thiItv-ibree De. cent above what IL WAS last year.