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TENNIS AT PENEHURST.
r. c. Inman and Miss scnarman Respective
winners Of the singles.

PINEHuRsr. March 3O.-The annual lawn
tennis tournaments interested n good field
and a series OF close matches resulted. r. G.
Inman Of New York carried on the men g
trophy, defeating ". G.. Bridges OF North
Carolina in the final round, Ga. "a. 81.
The wOmens event went To Miss ScharmAn
of New York. who defeated Miss Molly B.
Adams Of Boston, s-2. 1913 In the final. Mr..
bridges and Mas Scharman were the winners
OF the mixed doubles. defeating j. r. Comm
and Mrs.W. Tyson Romaine, both Of NewHOrk.
Mems SinRles-First round-H. G. Bridges. North
Carolina, beat J. =, Conn. New YORK. Is 81:
n, o. HendTtck. Washington, beat J. q. Hurd.
Pitsburr s,-1s-4: 2. c. inman New York = beat
Roberts New YORK. beat G. =. Parrish. New York.
sent nv anal round bridges beat HendricE. 90.
Sg; InmAn beat Roberts, 90. 6-i,
Finai round--nmAn beat Ridges, ga, e-e
womens Singles First round-Miss MarFeIy
phelps. Boston. beat Miss Merrill, PlAinneld "a,
st. John smith. Portland. a.. 30 Miss Rowland,
Miss Adams. Boston, beat Miss smith. Portland.
sent mai round Mas sehA.msn pea. Ne. SI!
"PIsfI, Finsi Ir,oSnd-Shss scharm4n beat Miss Adams
Mixed Doubles -FirS. round--Mr. Roherts and
Miss Phelps beat Mr.. Parrish ana Miss Frost. SIS
H sods. s.asis so.Ioa s&S ss snS E Gsss sSa9
Boston, o., 80 Mr.. [aman and Nies adams oeet
7. H.. BsuehIe. yL, New YoTk, and Mr. smith.
Rosains and "a lSisa :% sIritS, hc %, sd w. -
semi -Anai round-MF. Bridges and Miss Schar.
man beat Mr.. Hebertg and Miss Phelps, S-1 30
~. Cora and Mr., eoEains beat Mr. lnmAn and
! Fasii--HE 3 sI RaiGes aa4 ms ssnarnsa ssas
NJ. Coma anG hIG hemeins "a e-%
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YACHTING At YALE.
undergraduates VIII Formally Open the
season ON April IL

NEW HAVEN. March 9O.--The Yale Corin-
THAN Yacht Club. which includes in its mem
bershlp nearly all the undergraduate amateur
yachtsmen, has Just announced the formal
opening Of the Yale yachting season on
Thursday. April II. The students will have
just returned from their Easter recess when
the Corinthian club will give biRrecePtion
at the clubhouse At Morris Cove.
Last wears dories are being already over
hauled In preparation for the event and
scores OF new boats this season will sail under
the yacht club's colors when the season is
fairly opened. Many members Of the fresh
man class are already owners Of fast boats
and these will be put In commission, while
among the other classes IN ere are the usual
number OF amateur yachtsTnen who every
year since they have been IN college have
been In the races, .. -.. ..
A series of races for the graduates and
officers cups will be the event OF the season
for the members OF the club and a cup will
also be awarded 10 the dory owners scoring
the largest number Of points throughout
the season. ..
The clubhouse has been remOdelled during
the winter and more room has been made
20 Accommodate the increasing number OF
undergraduates who ara taking an active
interest in yachting. Besides the various
races and regattas on the programme for the
spring term several cruises will be made by
the club members before college closes In
June.
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ST. VALENTINES EASY WIN.
Favorite Takes Audubon selling stakes In
GalIOp.

NEW ORLEANS, La March 0.-The racing
season. as far as the Crescent City track ID
concerned, was brought to a successful close
when Grenade galloped home an easy winner
in the closing event to-day
The feature Was the Audubon Selling Stakes.
at a mile and one sixteenth The field was
whitfield down to four with st. Valentine
finally going to the post a hot favorite at
II to 10. st Valentine easily outcIassed his
field, and never left the result in doubt. Sally
Preston finished second and Royal Breese
third. Summaries:
First Race-Five apd half furlonEs-No quarter,
p6 Dickens, II TO Won: Fancy Dress. 100 q. Leel
Q TO S, second Aanle. % tDOIaPyl. Y 70 1; third.
odd Trick and Gypzene also ran.
Second Race-Flve and half fuIiOngS-BAle.
she'd lOz ;E.ns e o,DS. wOn ioa aHsy G.To iCs
/, third. Time, i:OI IS Donna Elvira, j. w.
O'Nsli. Sagapanak Come On Sam. Dorothy Dun
Thlrd RSceSSiG furionTs-CharIie Eastman, iOs
S, second; Fantastic, 50 d. LOwel, p 70 S, thiFd.
Fourth Race-one mile and s1teenth-St.
Valentine ll0 ~. Lee) II TO TO- won Sally Preston,
q "a; Martin! tol second; Royal Breeze: ~:
Fifth Race One mile and seventy yarhs-A rabo,
50 to- j. Hs second Telearapher los tJ Leo. % !.
third. Time. i:G. Paragon. Pride OF Woodstock
Arthur GUNNER, Adbcll. Monere, Ternus, Bourke
sixth Rsce-One mile and . sixteenth john
Smylss rs tLloydn .s to TSn: L1nGsssrsn ca isO
Hand SyntaG, Harry stephens. Horseradlsh. Min
Tlta. Iole and Triple silver also ran.
grenade. ii6 LLOYD to 6. won: Grace Larsen. oa
Garner 70 second; Bye Bye y. o. IhhAcl.
Gold, Agra, st. Noel. Sincerity Belle and SaVoir
FAire also ran
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GERMANY'S SONDER B0Ars.
Fourteen New Ones Being Built and Thirty
Entries Expected In Trials.

Entries Expected In Trials.
BosroN, March so.--The Eastern Yacht
Club has received Information from Ger
many through Commander II. @. Hebblns-
haus, German Naval Attach9 at Washin gton,
TO the effect that fourteen boats are bsing
built there in the Sender class for the trials
to be held Kiel week, the last In June. to
select q team OF three boats to meet the
Americans in the international match be-
ginning August IS at Kiel for the Emperor
William cup.
The Germans expect thirty entries in the
trials. an unprecedented number. Enthusl-
astIc interest Is fet In the preparations for
the match, which are proceeding along lines
approved by the Emperor.
Last season the Germans built no boats
for the match on Marblehead for the Roose-
welt cup but sent three from their existing
feet. They learned much from their de-
feat. and on their return home took with
petitors the lines OF the three American
boats against which they had sailed as we'll
as suit Of American sails, Witch they con-
slider superior to their own. The good points
carefully BY the German designers and sail
On. this side ak boats are known to be
team. which will be sailed OF MarbIehead.
O'ffB": fBsse are su ss follows: Design by William
s0a s0at6 % Boston sSS Gsssn BY o
for William 4. Joyce. q Philadelphia and
Fast Boothbay, Me: design by Fred b. Law
ley for BENJAMIN c; Cover Of Boston, build
for r. Lewis Clark OF Spokane. Wash. vice.
commodore Of the Eastern Yacht Club. build
ing at Woods City Island, n. Y. design by
Charles d. Mower OF New York for a Graves
end Bay yAchtsman whose name is with
held, and q design for W. r. e. Eustis, East
srn Yacht Club. the author of which is not
IL Is expected that at least six Of last sea-
sons neet Of seventeen boats will also enter
the trials
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
BrOOkIyns Beat the Champion CameTOns
hy 2 Goals TO !.

Rare form was displayed by both the lead
ing teams Of the New York Amateur Associa-
tion Football League In their mAtch-the
last before the -oup tie" opens q " eek hence
ed At the Marquette baseball grounds
In Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. The game
resulted 10 favor Of the Brookiyns. the cham
plcn Camerous being outpsyed TO the tune
OF goals to l. Considering the want Of prac-
tce during the last two months the playing
was brilliant. oddly enough, both sides scored
first against the sun and wind. Near the
close OF the first half the BTookyns scored
first blood. thanks to q hot sho' by Williams.
their centre. and the home team started the
to nil and the wind behind them.
Within ten minutes OF the restart the
Camerons we're enabled to even up matters
against Armstrong. the Brooklyn centre
halfback Clarke made the kick for goal.
At insid- right, who crisscrossed into the
50 otal ors, we're treated to very fast article
fiftseH minutes beiore they could agaIn
wrest the lead from the champions. 1t was
forward, who received from Danielson at
outside right after q fast sprint down the
right, Later Danielsqn got the ball from
but he was declared oHside. and the game
ended with the Brooklyn winners by ? 70 l.
New York Thistles from defeat al the hands
OF the Caledonians In their match for the
championship OF the Metropolitan Associa-
ton Football Lea que, contested at I45th street
and Lenox avenue, Yesterday afternoon. At
the clos Of the first period the Caledonians
had the whiphand with a score of goa
and the Thistles managed to tie the score at
s goals for each side. McDonSld and Wilson
each shot brace OF goals for the CAledoni nians
and TAFT tailed the fifth. For the Thistles
Craig (2l. Farauar, Marshall and Coville
At YonksTs yesterday the McGregors and
for the local supremacy without reaching a
had tsisd i or S5fs;, II The ~, ASST;sF2ss led BY
ing shot thei. goal, In the second half, ID.
Christie we'd the day for the Hollywood
Having suffered the loss Of some OF their
reliable players. the staten Island football
team hardly hoped 20 escape from the visit
ing. team Of the Philadelphia and Reading
PhIiadeiphIa. Nevertbeiess. the islanders re-
acquitted themselves With great credit In
the game at the Cove, West New Brighton,
formidable opponents. the Anal score being
IL nV the irst half. sparks and HSmfie GRSs shos
and J. Anderson got through for the ouakers.
At the conclusion Of the match. which was
watched by a considerable crowd, the Phil
the Cricket Club at Iivingston.
Two school teams met In a soccer match
In Flatbush Yesterday afternoon, the en-
UG' a. g. At the s1nepse Of The Marion FVcpfSt + fy
winping side and Plat and MoPike added
goal aptece1 For the losers Lane Kicked two
. Al Harrison Oval. Harrison, N. J., the West
Huds2ns played 4 grand eams With the Pan
resulting in a tie. each side having scored a
goal
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BROOkLYNS WIN AGAIN.
Tim Jordan ana Capt. Casey Bat We'll
Against Savannah.

SAVANNAH. Ca, March 10. o.--Brooklyn again
defeated the Savannah team here this after
noon. but not nearly so cas- lily as in the other
three games, The score was Brooklyn, Z.
Savannah. ?.
Brooklyn outbatted the Colts more than two
TO one. but were able to make only four runs.
Tim Jordan's batting was the feature Of the
game. The big fellow from The Bronx hlt
safe every time he faced the local pitcher
closing the day with four safeties. one Of
which was for two bases. Capt. Casey was
not far behind Tim. The captain hit safely
three times. one going into right field for
three bases. Mcintyre and Bell pitched
fine ball The locals only made Ave hits
three on Mcintyre in nve innings and two OF
Bell ia four innings.
With two out 10 the third inning. the feet
footed MalOneY beat out q ount and stole
second he scored on Casey's triple. Lum-
ley followed his captaln's three bagger with
a sin gle. on which Casey scored. he Brook
lyns we're unable to get another man over
the plate until the seventh inning. when
Alpernan trlpled and scored on LumIey's
long hy to- right. break ng the tie. Casey.
Lumley and Jordan singled In succession in
the eighth inning hllins the bases. Batch
and Lewis the next batters. hied out. Alper-
man scored brooklyn's last run. Casey doing
the counting with a single, The locals only
runs were made in the NTH inning by little
hitting and an error by Lewis. The score:
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RACQCET CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
"renn and Fincke Take Measure OF scott
and Fearing In Senli.E1nal.


BOSTON. March 3O.-As a result OF this
Iternoons 5 play Ia the national amateur
Tuoles racquet championship tournament
~ OUT Two teams were eliminated from the
'ontest. these being r. D. Wrenn and ReRi-
aad Fr"Se Of the New York Tennis and
sAeouet club and Edgar Scott and Willin 9
BDencer OF the Philadelphia Tennis and
IN sue ~; The two pairs were victorious
IL 'he zen inals and will now contest for
~ Snanplonship, The New York pair are
Ns ia'ortss In the betting.
me slrpgise OF the afternoon was the de-
In o. Oh Il I scott and @. r, Fearing. Jr, OF
Tss.n ana Fincke., The full seven games
s va necessary to decide the match and It
.,Sa hummer from the start I he New YORK
tSoLs;:s hegan terrific volleying pace and
ESvsosshlP pair rallied and dOwned FiDcke and
S,ssan lL the neAt three games, making 10
Huss All IN the final and deciding game,
win Wv orkers showed superior form and
p.s1.pehte' snd Scott IN their match with
ssS'I ana stockton also began auspiOiousiy
= asHlM Mol be first three games handily. sud
IA we Boston pair came back and snatc ed
Esr!oufth and fifth games In fine style, but
ETs unable 10 head on the QuAkers in the
ia nA ana lost the match. The members OF
s.DDos'op Tennis and Racquet Club were
SsnsV disappointed over the defeat OF the
tSs ,bplonI. but found some consolation ~
HS,ssnaog ghi that Wrenn and Fincke are old
Oet Ike local men.
e,s.DU. ,Wrenn and e. Fincke, New York Tennis and
hs CUB, defeated II. D. Scott and q. 2. Fear
AL . Boston Racquet and Tennis Club. n-N.
MiiaS rs S. s-iS. 2-iS III; IS.ia ia,.,.
R1 ps,isd aad Eaoq!st Club, dsteated Austin Potasr
~ No. iS-ia. is-s. s--iA s-viA iS-ie
The sun., 1907-03-31
MAY BAR CRADLE CANYONS.
Two Records In One Day Toe Much FER
English BmIard Players.
SaaoGaR f-aAka nasnafrh m ruw euw
. CaeIs DfspatcA % THH SuE.

LoNpoE. March So.--RSess. replying to
Weiss 10 the billiard match here. won with an
unnnished break Of e.tse By means Of eradls
klas eannons, but he wa eolIpsed By Dew6on.
playing LeveIov a eputhp0St, who ended che
The same stroke. Thia y record run.
(. The oonespsus Of oplnlop y that the streko
ghoyld roy DO hoolishad. lnaenYeh a n he
STssf ) ssss1snsiy ~ Ssis flsis:d - sSs isassS q rs
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,s.s,sd IS.Ssd' ioT oeame m 10 gIAe mn inning.

S1SoPPDIaS,::::.:::.::.:SS S,SoPIyn:....S o-s
Farned runs Brooklyn, O. Two base hits
Huber. Jordan. Fhree base hits-Casey, Alper-
man. First base on errors Savannah, 2. Left on
bascs-SaVAnDAh. 8; Brooklyn, 7. Struck out ny
Mcintyre, 4: by Bell, q by Oehme, 2; by Hon,
FIRST base on balls-Of Mcintyre, /: on Oehme, l:
on Hon. l. Sacrifice hit-O Maley, Stolen bases
King, Maloney. Ritter. Hit by pitcheT-By Nc
Intyre. /. Cmplre- Eason. Ttme-i hour and SIS
Minutes
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Two base hits-sweeney C2. Dyer az. stolen
bases Castro HSsman g, Sweeney Johnson:
~ HnsSss 0Sss on oe Zehsr' on SGS1gp: n1I
BY oastleton, !: BY schopp, l. struck Out-.hy
Ssnsr =; ~ nugnes; y Vasuslon; z. ., wna
rime-9 hOurs 10 minutes.
The sun., 1907-03-31

LAKEWOOD. March O.--The green's were
almost as bright IN color to-day as on a mid
sum sum mer day perfect spring weather having
the sport EiEhtsen cards We're were @ Brought t'Hs H.
with Z. L. Deforest with a net OF rs. SUM
maries
q. l.. Armstrong. 90, ls--sO; E. l.. Deforest, a..
7o-7s H. 4 James: %. Is-Is; 4: = Hedstrom. a.
e. is j. SSIss'sIni SSIes. 49, 10 3 Iioya 30 1SnsS S9S
a J. Mcclure, si. Pm: r: +. Mundy, g, e-s0;
RoSsStSn @ ES 20 sG . % S!'Sfs T:aSS S ios iss
A. c. Soper, IOf. isse Mrs. r. a. Potts. IFS. 2I-si:
George A. McKiniOck, iCS, s-s'.
Golf elbows" and baseball sprains are
In season together just now and due to the
games OF the season Of muscles that have
been rested since the fall. The daddles
and the SGhOol69ys minsle their EToans To-
alcohol after the round will do much TO keep
the muscles soft and IN both games the best
and tongs. The nrst movsments will be palm
full, but the drives and iron shote will be made
with the usual vim and snap before the home
green is gained.
They are still using the winter greens at
the Fox Hills Golf Club. but with fine weather
the full course will be in play soon. The only
changes will be some new trap hazards
Golf competitions are still In the, dim dis
tance as fixtures but the wing shots have been
having fun. wide veranda has been nm
ished TO SURROUND the two clubhouses, the
cost of $1,000, II connects the two buildings
and gives a large floor space for open air
dim ers. promenade concerts or dances.
Players who neglect to replace divots do
much damage at this time, Tor as II s too
sOOn 10 roll the turf the lies are cuppy and
the soft ground cuts under the irons like
toast ed cheese On this account the DykeF
Meadow committee has not been In hurry
to start the regular handcaps. The commit
teemen would rather the players would lift
ali imbedded balls and place them for
and fast composition rules.
AmeetinR Of the New Jersey State commit
tee yesterday forwarded matters In connec-
ton with the championship at the Baltusrol
Golf Club the nrst week In June. A year
book is to be brought out, small but brimful
Of facts. and J. Whitney Baker Of the COM
mittee Is to edit II.
Turning TO foursomes from four bali
matches for the Lesley cup matches may
revive interest in the old time form. Of play
hereabOuts According to recent tourists,
however, the four ball match has gained
many adherents In Great Britain. II In not
new there. for Sir Edgar Vincent, winner OF
the Parliamentary handicap in 1905, tells in his
reminisc ences that he played nothing else at
East Lothian in 1898 and 1899.
The sun., 1907-03-31
BILLIARDS.

BIG BARGAINsn HARNESsi HARNESSr
Buggy Harness, 50. Speedway Harness. 1000.
Surrey HArness 1000 Light Buslne IS Harness n 90
Cart Harness 3O0O Single City Truck Harness a. 90
Double Truck Harness. bSOO Double Farm Harness.
PETERS HARNESS q SADDLERY Co.
% West Broadwsy. near Chambers ST., upstairs.
The sun., 1907-03-31

President ChauDcey OC Unlted States AssO.
citation In rfO at nyker.

After many weeks OF snow or turf soft
from thAwing the members Of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club were enabled to hold
sweepstakes yesterday, and by so doing to
retain their lead as the early bird in the COM
petitive way Of the season. At the Garden
City and other links there we're many players
out for informal rounds. but only at Dyker
Meadow and the Country Club Of Lakewo ood
were regular competitions decided.
Many more played at Dyker Meadow than
those who returned cards, and all enjoy ed
the delightful spring day. The undulating
course ,bOrdered by Gravesend Bay was
ing golfers, The old turf had light tings
from ths blades Of new grass. and IN q week
newed the perfect green's for which the course
and p%b.SSIs Sss @ EsF0 tsa Without penalty o@
Clark Burnham. j. /. Taylor and +. j. phi.
iDs. yill announce schedule Of spring events
The jottins up Of the cards revealed a tie
between Amos 7. Dwight. the former cham
pion OF the club 80. o-sa; II. c. Du Val, IO7,
ls-sg, and Daniel Chauncey, president OF
the United states Golf Association. %. s--se,
SUr ths two Rze' 90 Other TstqTnS SS:ssd
los, is--o2; +. F. storm. Jr.,. IOs. 7-lOi, and
David Morehouse, i2s, IS-ll7.
PiNEHURsT. y. C., March sO-Miss Molly p.
Adams Of the Oakley Country. Watertowp,
won the slxth annual United North and South
women by default from Miss Gertrude Oil
bert OF the Merton Cricket Club, Philadelphia.
~ the semi final round Miss Adams defeated
Miss Julia r. Mix OF Englewood, g. and 5,
and Miss Gilbert heat Miss Ethel Check OF
East Orange, > and I.
The FIRST round match bet ween Miss Adams
and Miss Mary {. Dutton. also OF the Oakley
Club. produced the keenest women's golf
ever played here The medal play score
was a tournament record here. and Miss
DuttOn evened the match when down at
the turn. The cards:
Miaa
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The
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Road to /: !. (.
tft


Opens vista OF greensWard and
Spring fragrance.
Dainty Cross Parasols--Belts OF
delicate coloring-Gloves that are
soft and smart-the whole rose
tinted horizon OF Paris style. ~. a.
And with this-English work.
manship thar Paris cannot initiate 81
The sun., 1907-03-31

Tetails;;; ~ q 70 n 49,, ,..,,n
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04
City Election

Every thing passed eff very quietly at the city election Tues day and the following ticket was elected:
 L. P. Arnold, Mayor,
 c. s. Ayres, Recorder,
 T. ". Mann, J. c. Ash C. H.. Osborne, A. H. Stauber and II. I. Buechley, Aldermen.
 They are among our progress i've citizens and we feel sure that they will play big part in mak- ing Greater Carlisle,
 Snipe hunting is the order of the day.
 Some of our farmers are plant ing cotton.
 J. NJ. Hackney was in DeValls Bluff Tuesday.
 We are sorry to learn that c. A. Hutson has been quite sick this week.
 Many people from here attend ed the Reinhart-White nuptials at Walters Chapel last night.
 Excellence, White Swan and Pansy flour are in asuperior class to them selves. For sale by W. Ii. Nichols.
 The best way to get rid of trouble is to hitch it onto the erdboard Cf a vigorous and soulstirring laugh.
 Now that the city election is over let us all work together for the best interest of the best town in Eastern Arkansas.
 The Hummel building is fast asshming shape The carpen- ters are putting in the beautiful glass front this week and it will soon be ready for occupancy. We understand that it will be ocu- pied by ". H. Nichols with furni- ture and groceries.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04
Easter Program

The Jovenile Missionary So ciety, which is composed of some 'of the sweetest little girls and boys in Carlisle did themselves credit in the splendid, Easter program that they rendered at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
 Mrs. J. R. Wells and Misses Irene and Ella King had been drilling the little tots for some time and they spared no pains whatever in giving them the best possible training. A large crowd was present and all enjoyed the occasion very much.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04
Public Sale

On Wednesday, April 10th, I will offer at public auction, at my home in Carlisle. My Household Furniture, Stoves, Cooking Uten- sile &tc.
 One lot of good 16 inch wood Two Lawn Mowers, Sale to commence at one o'clock P. NJ. Terms Cash.
 A. H. BACUs, J. W. PURYAR, Auctioner.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

It is awfully easy to be good na- tured when every thing is coming your way.
 Our stock of Carhartt Oyeralls is always complete, and always good. We are exclusive agent for Carlisle. ". H. Nichols.
 D. NJ. Williams, living north west of town was in to see us Monday. Mr. Williams was on his way to Jonesboro. where he is taking one of his boys to be treated.
 Miss Maude Blain closed very successful school at Morrison School House, northwest or town Friday. Miss Blaine has endeared to all the pupils of the school and they will gladly welcome her return next fall.
 The Independent has get the fastest growing subscription list in this part of the state The people know a good thing when they see it and they are joining our large band of readers by the score. Let the good work go on.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

o. T. Muzzy ''the Horseman' called on IS Tuesday and advan- ced his subscription for which he has our thanks Mr. Muzzy talks good stock" and is an en- thusiast on the subject He says some call him a horse crank But he says while he is directly interested in horses he does all he can toward interesting others to breed all our domestic animals and poultry up to the highest standardofperfection. Thoroughly bred stud of four standard and draft StalliOns are attracting at tenti0n by the splendid showing of foalS in this and adjoining counties. We were surprised to learn that he has patrons booked fer this season coming sixty miles or over and who live in Monroe, Woodruff, White. Pulas- ki, Jefferson and large list in Prairie and Lonoke counties. Carlisle's interests are sure to be advanced with the success of MT. Muzzy' $ undertaking. Good stock can and should be raised and there is no profit to be made in scrubs.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

William Jennings Bryan, twice the Democratic nominee for President of the United States, win be in Little Rock on next Tuesday and people from every part of the state, will turn out to hear the distinguished -Nebras- kaian speak.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-04

MT. and Mrs. ". II. Burney and daughter left Saturday for tLeir- Eemc reer Harrington, Nebr, after a short visit with relatives here. They were ac- companied by Miss Myrtle Burney who will spend the summer with them.