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The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

Carlisle must be trying to get some kind of advertising out of tde railroad wreck some time ago He keeps referring to Gu neo as being , miles east of Car lisle instead of : 1-2 miles east -4of Carlisle and ? 1-2 miles west of Hazen. .-IIazen Recounter.
 Judging from the way the =above was butchered the editor -uf the Recounter must have been trading cut some of his high clsss (9 9advertising that heis run ning for DeVaIls Bluff firm. If he intended 1t for the Inde- pendent and thinks we are try ing to make t appear that the terrible wreck occurred nearer Carlisle than it did, he is badly mistaken. The fact of the mat ter is the Gazette's IIazen cores pondeat said when reporting the wreck that Cuneo was four miles west of Hszea and we under stand that Hagen is nine miles from Carlisle We are truly glad to learn that 1t occurred so near Hazen, for we would hate  to know taat anyone ever resided in or near Carlisle that would de- liberately open and lock a switch -as this ccntemptable scoundrel did for TO other purpose than to see human lives slaughtered and property destroyed to the va.ge of thousands of dollars. No, we are not looking for that .ind Of advertising.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04
Rice Growers Nctice.

l have secured the agency for all grades of Kentucky coal and can make you the lowest prices. Call and see me at the Union Creamery, or phone No. 2G.
 G. E. Banzhof.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

Gov. Littleis bound to die-it is too bad, but he will have to go. The reason we know it the Grand Prairie Recounter said so last week, and of course it knows.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

A bill creating a county de pository for Lonolze and six other counties passed in the senate Monday by a vote of 20 ayes to nays. The bill had already passed the house and will become . law as soon as signed by the governor. Lonoke Leger.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

Bad company is like a nail driven in a post, which after the first or second blow can be draw out with little difficulty; but being once driven up to the head, the pinchers cannot take hold to draw it out, which can only be done by t he destruction of the wood. You may be ever so pure. you cannot associate with bad companions without falling into bad order From impure air we take disaseass; from bad com pany vice and inperfection.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

It is the man who puts the theories of the Farmers Union jEto practice that has time and means to improve his mind and fx up his farm. The fellow who sits around town on goods boxes telling what great things the Union is going to do is 6 nuisance, snd never has time for anything else. .-Brinkley Citzen.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04
THURSDAY, APRIL, 4rH. 1907.

The railroads will fight the two cent rate law.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY. ERNEST ELLIS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

bg- Locals will De inserted at the rate of five cents per line each week and charged for until ordered out
 Rates for display advertising will be furnished on application Four issues count month on all advert ising
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

sUnscnIrroY. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

Entered at the Post Office at Carlisle Ark as second class mali matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
CHANCE TO EXERCISE COMMON SENSE

Would not the exercise OF put an end TO
the differences between Mayor Moore and the socialists OF
Seattle regarding the holding of street meetingsf
Mayor Moore has denied the socialists the right
10 hold meetings on the streets but claimed the right
head OF the city administration designate at what points such
meetings may be held
The socialists the other hand claim the right to speak
anywhere they please have held meetings within block
or two OF the points designated by the mayor knowing that
they would be arrested and the meetings broken up.
The ground upon which the mayor bases his power TO
designate at what points such meetings may be held IS the
fact the administration responsible Tor public safety
and guard against the assembling OF crowds in streets
which likely be used by the fire department in OF
run which the lives OF people in the crowd likely
to be otherwise endangered.
The fire and police departments alone able 10 desig
nate which accidents OF this least apt
to occur and accordingly il the duty OF the mayor 10
suit with what points safe Tor public meetings
and TO limit permits 70 the designated points.
The socialists would be much likely convince the
public of sincerity they complied with the regulations
regarding places for public meetings rather than by holding
meetings prohibited block away. inviting
certain
BY simply holding meetings the places designated by
the mayor the socialists could speak all night they wished
without moestation from the police
Is the part OF good sense under these circumstances
seek forbidden ground aud practically force the police
rest the speakers?
II the socialists really Disseminated against in the
holding OF meengs their attempted martyrdom would
meet with sympathy from the public but that the
Long before the present between the socialists
the administration Judge Woods and Senator Piles were dc.
MED the privilege OF making political speeches Pioneer
place
Would be the part Of wisdom Tor the socialists 10
the requirements enforced against all by the admins
traton and hold their meetings without moesation from the
police trouble anyone?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

nf cold lohd tt'n a eonglomerntion
Of Tenderness. sympathy, affection,
jealousy. hate, pottinogs, moonlight
hand holdings. sweet alRpcos, baby
small talk. 9Sarrob over Imaginary
Sights, nose bleed. loss OF appetite,
dreamy uothlnga, and a hundred
and one other things, A man IN
love II the blgseat fool on earth,
and the average woman knows IL,
A woman Ia love. and loved. must
be told OF II twice "a minute by the
'tioek. aud then some Love ~ "a
dlsaaao worse than hydrophobia or
the measles. Once Il 10 In your
system you're branded fOr ne.
'uertio. we can't tell you how "a
.maks love. We con only tell you
what Il 49, Go 20 H. Seek and ye
'Hhall discover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
u. S. Navy Yard

Take trip on the Sound and
Walt the u. y. navy yard. nee the
Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo aud
the training ship Philadelphia, the
dry docks. torpedo boats
and prison ship Nipnic. Boats leave
Pier 2, foot Of YoHler way, 9 times
daily. Round trip. b0c. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

The Indians who live By the Am,
azon river use a long blow pipe %
shoot birds. The pipe Is a plece %
palm cane with the pith pushed
out 81 its center The blowers de-.
vclop extraordinary lung power and
are able TO bring down their vic.
Tins from great heights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Probably che largest and most
interesting assortment Of keys ia
the state Of Maine " In the office
Of Superintendent ~ Public Build
iugs Francis keefe. az Augusta
There are thousands Of keys in
the glass cases on the walls OF
every sire and description. from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Gertrude writes In 10 Josh Wise
20 ask how 10 make love. aove.
oertie. Ia this eighth wonder 81 the
world II can thrill your heart aud
soul till you think an electric vibra.
tor n attached TO you. or II can
make you walk around like chunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

"rhlH theatrical business TENT
what Il WAS few years ago. 70.
marked the leading lady Mana
gers nowadays refuse 20 give nio
more than $4,000 a week"
'lHn't that enough 2"
Goodness gtaeioua. should nay
not Why, Il barely pays fofmy
scandals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

WARNfNG--Yoa wit lose money
II You don't read Joe Schermer's
adj on page 3. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

the mall box key. Just large enough
"a be easily seen. 10 the elevator
keys, which are about four inches
long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

II has been found necessary TO
lsuhmit TO tho courts the question.
.''what IL whiskyY" A good aolu
tlon TO the mystery might be 20 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
Gold Stock for Sale

II NJ Hernia a Company. bank.
ers and brokers. $40 First av.. have
for sale 100 shares Comstock Gold
en- Gate AZ as cents per share. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

why n Il man always feels
,woslthy just after fresh shave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Crowded.
There "a room az the top. a saying
old.
And ofttimes true. no doubt;
But we'd here relate that you'll
have to walt
TIL some one there moves out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
Shoes

women's Wei Kid Shoes. neat
top. large extension sole. pat.
eut tip. military heel. regular
price $500; special 49, S2.t9
Misses Dress Shoes. Wei Kid. pat.
ont tlp. extension sole sizes
1871 90 2. special ....S1.I9
BOYS Two Piece Suits. In fancy
cnsglmeres and blue scrEes.
nobby aud up 10 date. sizes 7
tu rs years; regular price
$500. special .... ...S3.OS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

nuv your hat OF n. N, nroohs a
Co. 1881 Second av. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

These prices are not
good at the food-trust
stores.
Russ~in Food Chopper
Has 4 cutters OF different sizes:
opens 10 clean Ia most salts
factory Ia every way. Cuts
vegetables. meat aud nuts.
made In 2 sizes. No. and No.
2. No. I specially priced at
.ttsssss tttsrs...sss.s NNF
No 3 specially priced az poe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Old Mother Hubbard went 10 tho
cupboard
TO try 10 find money. by heck,
But whom she got there she found,
IN despair.
Inare was naught but a certified
check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Exceptional Bargains Saturday
IN our prsss Goods and SILK
Departments
Three Big Sales in One
Day-8:30 a. m. 10 /
p. MI p. m. 10 8 p.
mo p. m. 10 10 p. m.
SPECIALS FROM $50 a. N.
MT { p. NJ. ONLY
1856 quality a6inch Black Tai
fota silk Contains NO starch OF
dressing. pure dye. with beau
titul finish and unexeelled for
wear From $40 a. NJ tlll
.. IN, only. Saturday. per yard
.tt.'s,s .......t... S5e
Tsc quality "Yamato silk"--25
Inches vide. washes well and
fast colorA. makes nice waists.
sraffs and dresses also. Very
suitable for Innings. every
wanted shade. including black
and cream Saturday from
; 30 a. m. till .. IA. per yard
ss.sss..-ts .+ts....s.s 1bf
$50 quality sa.luch Wool nAliata
Exceptionally good 10 wnsh
and wear makes excellent
house dresses. waists and chill
drena suits. cogosa. pale blue
tan. gray. green and black
Saturday from 30 a. m tllhf
.. IA, per yard .....,..,, soc
SPECIALS FROM .. IA. TIGl
9 y. ~. ONLY
ti2b quality Chiffon panaa v0l.
vets-Thc most popular fabric
Tor waists. suits. coats and
trimmings every wanted
shade Is here Saturday fraks
! .. IN. uli 8 .. m. per yard
ssc quality tGinch nriiiiag tines
Always staple. noted f6r IA
wearing and washing abilities
A snap to got these goods Al
the price 20 ask Coioa,
cream. navy blue. hruwa and
black Saturday from p. ~.
All 8 D m. per yard ...,.. 30e
SPECIALS FROM 9 p. N. nit
10 y. M. ONLY
SIC quality Japanese siik-seiect
your waist scarfa. dresses. lin.
lngs and also for your fancy
work. ever wanted color. In
rfuHfuw hfaHh ana cream Eaf
urday from . M ull 10 D. m
per yard ss....ts..+.....f Ice
t2Ts quality s2fnch Bearcioth
Coating Get your winter coats
nov. while you can save a.
most ons.thifd Saturday from
. p m till 10 .. m. per yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
Remarkable Sale Of Fleece
Lined Underwear

TomorroW-Saturosy
n you get the right Kind theFs
Is no underwear as sausiao'o's
as the Fleece Lined
FOR WOMEN
Women's Heavy Fleece ilnea
Vests and Pants-in eoFIe.'
proportions. no skimpiae' ~
ural or cream, regular ~
On sale .,.,........s..' 49,
women's Extra Size Fleece me
Vests and Pants--hnittea y
way that insures lasting shaps
llness; regular sec. on "a.
........,. xvf
Women's Heavy Fleece ~
Vests and Pants-NainFs,,
cream. garments that vii y
tain their perfect shape aaa
0t after washing: all size.
regular sec on sale Sgs
Women's Union Suits WouiS ~
Fine Jersey Riboed Cotton "a ~
ION suits medium weight aa ,.s
trimmed with silk nu,ss-
down the front style; res ras
see. ON sale ,......'' -. 80 -,
women's Union suits--N ,,.snss
color with soft fleece li u,sls.
button down the front ' -ob /
regular S1.25. On sale r''ss
FOR CHILDREN ..d
children's Jersey Ribbed f' s,.ss. I
Vests and eants--A y. sale sale.
regular 25o goods =" ,o<
small sizes .....'.'''' Ike
Medium sizes ..'..''' Doe
Iargc sizes .s.'.'-., c,,tts--
Boys Fleece Lined Union Sun s'Sr,,lar
kil sizes to Il years 'es Sc
soc. on sale .,''' ,.,..,... IN.
THE Augusta Perfect t wv, ,ase
Ion suns-For children, a. ssa
Egyptian: button aown ...d
front style. sanitary heos wv
AZ sizes; goerlas 15e. On ~ -,
s.t.s .... .s.ts''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
In London's Store for Men

Mems Fine Normal Wool" un.
der~ear-Hesvy. warm and
nonahrinkiug. an ideal gar.
meut for warmth aud wear.
regular si25 Special Satuf.
day sss.+... .ss....s.s.. BSe
Mems Fine Natural Wool Under.
vear--f1eooy aud warm.
good weight and guaranteed
not 90 inlure tender skins. rec.
ular SEQ Special Saturday
..s.ssssss ssts.++.s.... bNc
Mems Heavy Blue Flannel shirts
--Piain or trimmed. all double
aewed and foiled seams. -.
pocially adapted 70 cold rainy
weather. regular $3.50. satur.
day special ............ Doe
Another grade Of Heavy Blue
Flannel. In single and double
breasted style. double cuffs.
best pearl buttons First class
In every respect. regular ti.7b.
Saturday special .S1.10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
HOSIERY


Stocking day tomorrow sat
urday Special prices. We soil
good Hose for less.
FOR WOMEN
Womsn's Pull Fashioned Black
Cotton 1oss-Knit WITH good
combed yarn. abaolutaiy scam.
less. deeply dyed Ia sood
black. regular l9c on rale
until noon ..,..,..,, y. Toe
Women's Gray Cotton Hose
With neat embroidered figures.
also plain black. with unbloach-
ed split sole. regular 25o. On
sale until noon ........t5e
Women's Old.Faahioned Gray
Wool Hose Like mother naed
TO wear" regular sec ON sale
., ...., ,.... ...,..s.. 23e
Women's Ribbed Elastic Top
Hose--Fleece lined and scam.
less. splloed heel and toe; reg
uiar Pee. On sale ..... .23e
FOR CHILDREN
Boys Heavy Rock Ribbed Stock.
lnas-Slzes TO 10. double
knee. with reinforced heel aud
Bole regular 2bc on sale
sss.'t... .s.......s.....lOC
Chlldren's Full Fashioned Black
Ribbed Stookinns--A strong
good wearing hose On sale
''''''s' ''.'.'t..t.,,.f21c
Boys or Girls Wool Hose
Coarse or flno ribbed. such aa
you pay Soc for elsewhere. on
halo t'.s ..ss Sea-. .t., 21e
Girls Fine Ribbed stockings
French lisle, with double heel
and toe; a very fine stocking
on sale ..,...t. ...... 22e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Sad.
The year wanoa old.
White winter HnoakA--.ee
Tho peck boo
No longer poeks' ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH


wMtfena We're all out Of black
Customer Then geuas III take
rrepu 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

10 tho police court some morning
and size up the array Of Jays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

Mems Fine Heavy Wool sos--
Regular csc Special ..si5c
Mems Fine Cashmere sos--lfcg-
ular s5c. Special. 8 for .O5c
Mems Fine Cotton, Black or
Brown soE--3 for ...-.... use
Mems "Florenxa" SILK sox--Reg
uiar zoe. 3 Tor .......s 90
Mems Canvas Gloves Zoe
8 pairs ............... zoe
Mems "Bonifaes" Collars 49, roe
: Tor .s....t...s....... soc
EXTRA SPECIAL
We place on sale Saturday a lot
Of Mems and Boys Caps. all
styles. colors and materials.
values w 20 soc. any and all
Saturday special .......10c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Mems or women's 24-lneh Suit
cases--stcel frame. brass trim
med. made Of n good quality Of
"Peggaroid" These cases are
strong and impervioua 20
water. regular $500. saiur.
day special ...........Sf.t9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-22

AFTER 0 p. "A.
Shaving Soap-Per bar pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06
SUBWAY DELAY PROTEST.
Yonkers Passengers Held Up to
Cut Train an Too.

The attention of the Interborough management
was called yesterday 20 complaints OF Yonkers
people that they were being subjected 70 needless
and easily avoidable delays in travel 10 New York
business Offices by way Of the subway. The com
plainants say that they have sought escape from
the irregularities Of the New York CentraIs ser
vice by riding on trolley from YOnkers TO the
2o0th street station Of the subway and boarding eX-
press trains and that # the subway express trains
We're run properly the time for travel from Yonkers
offices IN lower Broadway would not exceed an
hour.
The causes OF delay arc thus stated by one resi-
dent Of Yonbers who travels this city daily;
Nearly every other morning get on an eight-car
train the z}jth street station OF the subway anu
hear the tranmen order everybody out OF the nIst
two cars. The reason for the ORDER is nlade pam
after the train has passed z2yth street, TOT the
train is stopped and held waiting several minutes
while the frst two cut OF and switched
back 20 a storage track. II would seem "A needless
hardship 10 travellers 10 be kept waiting IN ihdl
fashion, for the two front OF Train could De
sent down tie track and shunted TO the storage
track while the remaining cars were being hiIed
with passengers at 23Jth street. II may pe that
motorman for that operation, but ii would save the
passengers train ten minutes IN travel ana
great annoyance also in the bargain.
Another needless OF delay IS falluTe OF the
PETERBOROUGH 10 use the third track between Tooth
street and 18th street for express trains except
at short intervals IN the rush hours. loss OF ten
minutes in the express service on the broadway
branch of the subway is the result of running the
express trains the local tracks and making stops
al l63d street, lOth street, l15,h street and Man
haitian street. The third track could DC nseu with
nth noon and for W trains from noon untf mid
night. Tho saving I'm time for northbound express
trains would be appreciated by thousands OF people
who travel home by the subway after the theatres
are out at night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06
NAY NOT SELL BONDS.
rear That 4 Per Cents Mau Not
Bring Par.

controller Metz and Mayor Mcclellan arc sari-
OusIF concerned over the steadily sagginp nrica NJ
C.'y bonds. and there is well grounded fear that
me next bond sale. the date for which has NOT
Zen set viii witness failure TO sell 4 per cents
me last issue. early in February when about
S0'v"V" were offered, brought just fraction over
par Inc charter will not sanction the selling NJ
city bonds below par. At the last sale when GER
tam snort term securities were not bid for tbev
We're turned into the city's sinking fund This
was only makeshift the sinking fund cannot
take care Of more than limited amount
controller Metz said yesterday that he was in
FAVOR OF changing the charter provision yvh,cb
uoes not allow the Controller sell bonds beIov
par Mr.. Metz takes the position that the civ
must have money, and that II ought to be willing
10 sell It's securities for what they will bring in the
market Mr.. Metz, in a formal statement said.
see by the morning papers that at a conference
ileIu III Albany yesterday in regard to the state
'polds some one made the assertion that at my sIg
etsuon "A bill was to he entered in Albany raisIn.
the rate OF interest which the city could nav on
40 olPoI:tte STOCK issues from to per cent. This
- d mistake for have such intention. I fully
Icize however, that IL may be difficult 10 contiDu
cent The money market and the rate OF interest
nIoItunately cannot be regulated by statute bnt
ere dependent entirely upon conditions which vary
from time to time. 1919 ''iS
On November 70. 1902. the city sold S75O0Ooo a.
per cent bonds at lO6l62. From that time the nrico
steadily declined until this year. when the Con
Uoier was obliged to increase the interest rats
anu even al that the per cents the sale lost
month scarcely commanded a premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06

'he coroner was going to issue warrants for the
arrest Of President Newman and the directors
Of the Central
me coroner reached his Office about noon and
talked with Assistant District Attorney Smyth
over the telephone. Then he announced he had
decided II would be an abuse Of power TO issue
warrants for the president and directors. and
mad rescinded his order that they appear be-
tore him lie had decided. he said. in the interest
OF expedition TO turn the case over TO the Dis
tTict Attorneys office
AT O'Clock the coroner visited Assistant
District Attorney Smyth at the Criminal Courts
Building. and the latter settled the matter by
making the following formal motion
IN view OF the courts decision to hold the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad for the
grand jury, in accordance with the verdict of the
coroneT's jury. herein.
1 hereby move that, in lieu of the issuing of
for the arrest the president and directors
Of the said company the court certify to the grand
jury. in accordance with the provisions Of Section
SO of the Code of Criminal Procedure, that there
is sufficient believe the said corporation
guilty Of the crime Of mansaughter in the second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-06
MAY REVEAL POLICE SCANDAL.
Man Charged with Murder of Lefty Boyle
Seeks CIemency by Confession.

On Joint motion by Assistant District Attorney
Ely and Charles Sullivan the trial OF Alexander
Deveaux for the murder of John A. Boyle. known
10 the police Lefty Boyle. going before
Judge OSulllyan in General Sessions halted yes
terday morning and adjourned until to-day.
1t is said that Deveaux. fearing conviction for
murder in the first degree. has decided TO save
himself by making revelations of alleged crooked
ness in the Police Department to District Attorney
Jerome DeveauX when called for trial offered to
tell how certain members Of the police force were
In league with thieves. sharing their spoils The
offer conditional the acceptance by Mr.
Jerome OF a plea Of guilty TO a charge of man
slaughter in the first degree.
Assistant District Attorney Ely said that he
would consider It only after the prisoner had told
OF the alleged operations of the police and the
crooks Should the information furnished by
DeveauX be verified. he might. he said. recommend
the acceptance of plea of murder IN the second
degree. which would mean life imprisonment
The prisoner when he came into court was
prepared 10 seek all the clemency possible by
making a full confession. DeveauX examined
bv MI Ely at ;he District Attorneys office for
several hours.