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Evening star., 1907-08-20
BASE BALL NOTES.
The Nationals moved on to Cleveland las,
night and open with the Maps today.

The Nationals moved on to Cleveland last
night and open with the Maps today.
Billy Lush has been sizing up Standard
for the New York Americans.
Guess the Sox came near to the record
for men IN a game-seventeen In a game
with Boston last week.
Mertes is repentant and would join Min
neapolis. but Mike Cantillon refuses to
stand for that.
As both OF the st. Louis teams have been
winning regularly OF late several clever
writer's in that city have been thrown of
their stride.
Nichols has proved star of stars for the
Athletics and almost made them forget
that Cross ever played the position.-De-
troit Journal.
Doc Reisling landed a nice thirteenth
ming, 1-to-0 game for Lancaster from Will
mngton last week.
Collins u playing the same hashy, spec
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Personal to River Men.

Capt. Hammond. master of the barge
Atlantic of the Dougherty fleet has been
promoted to the command of the new
ocean-gofng barge Pocomoke which has
just gone into service. Capt. Hammond's
new command will carry 1900 tons dead
weight cargo. and Is the largest vessel of
her kind afloat.
Capt. Sam Sisson of this city has taken
command of the tug Comet. in service In
Piscataway creek. for the Potomac Dredg-
ing Company. relieving Capt. Coleman, who
has gone on leave of absence to his home
in Baltimore.
George o. Carpenter. general agent of
the Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company. has gone to Colonial Beach to
spend a week. During his absence Mr..
Edward A. Weiss Is looking after the
agents duty at the river line steamers
piers.
Gustave P. Lohr and his son. Lennox
have returned from ten-day cruise on
the Potomac aboard their new power
launch Violet. On the trip the Violet
spent several days at Wilkersons wharf.
who was confined to his home for several
weeks by illness, has recovered. and is
again on duty about the steamboat
wharves.
Harry Carter has returned from a visit
to Baltimore where he went to look over
the schooner Maine, which he, with other
Washingtonians. purchased from parties In
Philadelphia several weeks ago
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & CAFES
GENERAL NEWS GATHERED
ON THE RIVER FRONT

The old tug Juno, which was purchased
last week from Park Agnew and others Of
Alexandria by a Charleston, 8. c., Arm,
is lying at the Alexandria shipyard being
made ready for the trip down the coast,
which will be made by the Juno under her
own steam. The United States steamboat
inspectors from Baltimore were aboard the
boat a day or two ago. and inspected the
craft for the first time in five years. The
inspection was satisfactory. the vessel pass
ing all the requirements of the steamboat
inspection service. She will leave Alexan-
dria tomorrow, and Capt. Frank Posey of
this city will take her as far as Norfolk.
at which point pilot will take command
for the run down the coast past Cape Hat
teras to her new home port. The tug will
be used in towing work in connection with
the building Of the now Coast Artillery sta
ton at Charleston. A crew from the South
Carolina city Is aboard the tug and will go
south in her
The four-masted schooner Henry l..
Peckham, laden with Ice for the American
Ice Company here, passed in the capes Of
the Chesa peake yesterday morning and Is
expected to arrive here some time this even
ing or tonight. The Peckham has aboard
about 100 tons Of ice. She sailed from her
loading port on the Maine coast August D.
and had fairly rapid trip down the coast.
The schooner Sullivan Sawin which sailed
on the 18th instant, and the schooner Cres-
cent, which sailed on the 14th instant, are
expected to arrive here with cargoes of ice
before the end Of the present week.
Arrived-Schooners Levin Wallace, Eliza
beth Rowe. Lagrange, Four Sisters and NJ
Laurence, watermeons from North Caro-
lima and bay points for the local market;
schooner f. L. Bowen, cord wood from a
river point for the dealers: tug Minerva tow
ing fleet Of loaded lighters from down-river
points; scow Sea King. ties from a river
point for the dealers: tug Marion Cameron,
with tow from a river point; uower launch
Violet, from a cruise.
Sailed-E5chooner Isaac Solomon, for q
river point to load for this city; tug 8 o.
No. II. towing barge No. II, light. from
Alexandria for Baltimore to load back to
this city: schooner Earl Biscoe, light for a
river point to load; barge Florence Nc
Naughton. light for a bay port to load rail-
way ties for a northern port; barge Cecil,
light. from Alexandria to Baltimore to load.
lying in Chapawumso creek loading ties
for a northern port: schooner Mary A. Shea
has gone to Occoquan creek to load for this
city: barges Charles McIvaine and Warwick
have sailed to Norfolk to load lumber for
Philadelphia; schooners Edith Verral and
Mary Francis are at Quantico laden with
railway ties for this city: schooner Farm
ers' Friend Is on her way to this city from
the st. Mary river with cargo Of lumber.
One of the large sand and gravel digging
machines belonging to the Columbia Ma
which has been at work down the river has
been placed out Of service and is lying at
the wharf foot of Half street southwest for
an overha uling.
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Good Game Promised.

The Aloysius Club. winner OF the Capital
City League pennant, will again stack up
against one of the best teams that can be
selected from all Of the other aggrega-
tions in the league this afternoon on the
grounds at LIST and M streets northwest. It
is remembered the first game between the
two teams the 'Picklings'' won out In a six
inning battle. but this afternoon Manager
Luditch of the championship club promises
have out his best players and the team with
which he has high hopes Of carrying of
the championship Of the city. Some new
players will be In the lineup Of the picked
team. who are expected to be an improve
ment over those who were selected In the
former game. II such Is the case the
Aloysius boys will have to travel some to
get vengeance
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u. S. ENGINEERS
DEFEATED ROSEBUDS

The United States Engineer Corps defeat
ed the Rosebuds in a well-contested game
Sunday at the Washington barracks. the
features Of the game being the splendid
catching by Mullen. the all-around playing
by Riston at third base. and the base run
ming by Dewitt for the United States En-
gineer Corps. The Engineers will play the
crack team from the Marine Corps next
Sunday at pm. at Washington barracks.
and would like to arrange games with any
of the amateur teams in the city. Address
Mr. Dewitt. in care of Company H. Wash
inRtOn Barracks.
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COMMENT ON THE GAME.

The poor showing OF the Nationals yester-
day can be easily accounted for 5 owing
u the absence OF Manager Cantillon. The
Washington manager hurried away from
= 'hiCago yesterday at noon to go to the
hadside OF his dying mother. who Is at the
summer camp belonging to the Cantillon
boys up In the Wisconsin woods. During
Manager Cantillon's absence the team will
he in charge OF President O'Neil of the
Western Association. 1t is more than likely
that Manager Cantillon will rejoin the Ma
tioraIs in Detroit unless climax comes to
his mothers illness. Mr.. ONeill Is a close
friend of Manager Cantillon. Is thoroughly
posted on every department OF the game and
will get as much out OF the present outfit
as any outsider can
Catcher Mac" Heydon is reported to
have deserted the Nationals and gone to
his home, In Indianapolis. Macs deser-
tlon Is 10 be deplored. he has been hard
worker for the team. and II Will put him in
bad" next spring when signing time rolls
around once more. Heydon has been ex-
pecting visit from the stork. and this
doubtless makes deserter OF him. The
team Is in pretty bad shape for catchers
but Manager Cantillon pulled one away
from the Des Moines club by the name OF
Shannon and also signed up Mike kahoe
the old-timer Shannon has quite repu-
t4t!on in the west and may turn out WELL
while Kahoe will do to ill in, as he is
liable. but not brilliant. Block split his
hand IN yesterdays game and will probably
\1e out OF II for a week or more.
AThe try outs" of pitchers Landlord and
Tonkiu yesterday should not be taken seri-
Ously. both went into game that was
lost and were doubtless wise enough not to
pitch their heads off for nothing. Tonkin
has world of speed and was probably
thrown into yesterdays game without any
sort Of warming up Landlord is reported to
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Danvills Trimmed Richmond.

DANVILLE, Va. August 2O.-In a con-
test featured by heavy hitting Danviile
won from Richmond yesterday by landing
on Hobbs, the crack twirler Of the Colts,
for twelve hits.
Walker pitched great ball for Danville in
the first half of the game. but weakened,
and a series Of hits in rapid succession net
ted the visitors four runs Pitcher Hobbs
figuring in all of them. Score:
RHE.
Dsnville o 90 o x8l2 i
Richmsnd. ....... 0 0 0 o o 3 0 o. I
Batteries-walker and Ryan; Hobbs and Cowan.
Umpire-Mr. Handiboe. 8
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MATCHLESS PETER PAN
ENDS RACING CAREER

SARATOGA. N. Y. August 2O.-James R.
Keene's great horse. Peter Pan. the cham
pton money winner Of the season. closed his
racing career as a three-year-old yesterday
when he was shipped to the Cast1ston Stud
Farm in Kentucky to be turned out for the
season. It Is doubtful II he will ever be re-
turned to racing. Peter Pans retirement
is due to an injury received recently during
his work of training.
Peter Pans turf winnings aggregate
$112. 800. of which sS5. .24O was earned this
season.
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First base by Washington, 1 Chicago, 5
Loft on bases-Chicsgo. s. Washington. @. First
base on bslls-On Oberlin. = OF Tonkin s.: OF
Landlord 2 Struck out-By Landlord /; by
White l. Twobase hlts-Delehanty, Donohue
Davis. Dougherty. F. Jones. Sacrifice hits-Isbell
AItizer, Clymrr Dougherty. Hahn. White. Stolen
biss-Donohuc Double play-Hart TO Tannehih
Hit by pitcher-By Landlord. l. UmpIres- -Mcssr.
Egans anl O'Ipughlin. Time OF game-2 hours
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.
Tri-State League

Tr1-State League.
At wIlliamsport-F1rst game: WIEiamsport, 4
Harrisburg. 8. - Second game: Willamsport, IA
Harrisburg. 3.
At JOhIstOwn- -Johnstown, 4; Altoona, 3.
At Lancaster-Lancaster, 8; Reading, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2, Trenton, 3.
Connecticut League.
At New London-Norwich. s: New London L.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Waterbury. 1.
At Hartford-Hartford, 5; New Haven 4
At Holyoke -Hoyoke. 6; Bridgeport, 4.
Eastern League.
At Bufaio-Buffalo. 10: Baltimore, 2
At Toropto-TOrOrto. 8; Providence l.
At Montreal-Jersey City. 3; Montreal. 2.
Western League.
At Omaha--Iincoln, 3; Omaha, o.
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 4; Denver 4
New York State League.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. 2: A, ]. and G., o.
At Wflkesbarre Wilkesbarre. S; Albany 8.
At Scranton-Scranton. 1 Troy l.
At Uuca-Utica. 2; Binghsmton. 1.
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Victory for Roanoke.

PORTSMOUTH. Va. August 2O-Roanoke
took the first game of the series here yes
terday to I. The punching of hits in the
seventh inning enabled Roanoke to win.
although a bad throw from left field to
Moss helped. The ball was so low that
Moss was unable to reach 1t. which caused
two runs to be added to Roanoke's list
Score:
RHE.
Portsmouth ..... 0 0 0 % o O-i
Roanoke. ........ 0 0 0 o. 0
Batteres-Holman and Brunes; Vernuelle and
McKeon.
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Buck America, in his usual good form,
held the Electrical outfit to four hits yes
terday afternoon and his team the Surface
Department. won out in a very interesting
exhibition by to z
America seemed to be the whole works.
Not alone did he pitch his team to victory.
but used his head on the bases and scored
two Of the three runs. He famed thirteen
and did not issue free pass. The winning
run was made in the eighth. when America
was given pass. stole second and counted
when Talbert hit short fly back Of second
which went safe, owing to too many after
it. the hit being for two bases. The score:
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Lynchburg Shut Out Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va. August 2O.-Lynchburg
took the first game Of the series yesterday.
to 0. Murray had things going his way.
allowing Norfolk but one hit, while Fox
was pounded for eight Fox was effective
up to the eighth inning. when he weakened,
and by the punching Of hits the visitors
made two runs. Score:
R.HE.
Norfolk .......... 0 o 0 0 0 90 /
Lynchburg. 0 0 0 2 0 %
Batteres-Fo1 and Edwards; Murray and Evans.
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ORBY'S BAD TENDON
WORRIES HIS TRAINER

Special Cablegram to The Star.
DUBLIN. August 20.-Mr. Croker told q
Star correspondent yesterday that the only
thing wrong with his horse Orby was a
strained tendon. DR.. McCabe, Mr.. Croker's
stud manager. issued the following state
nent today: There is little or no chance
of having Orby right for the st. Leger.
He must have rest and he is getting it. He
Is much better than he was, but he came
back from Liverpool all wrong though
he had left here all right A veterinary
surgeon who saw him pronounced him suf-
fering from a Leg and said he could never
be trained again. But. against that Is the
fact that this leg was far worse when he
first came under my charge. and yet he was
trained and won the two derbies-English
and Irish. All this spring the leg looked
so bad I had a great fight to prevent Mr..
Croker from taking the advice of a friend
who wanted to have the horse fired at once
and put aside for the year. Orby always
will be a problem to train: and. while
don't in the least expect him to be right In
time to see the St. Leger post. feel con-
fdent, should the treatment I want to give
him. and am giving. be not interfered with.
and he Is properly cared for in his gallops.
Orby will be out again in even better form
than he was on Derby day this year. No
body yet knows how good Orby IL, but he
had a leg before got him."
Evening star., 1907-08-20

First base Dy errOrS-Ph1IaueIphla, 2. CHeVtTdHu
2. Left on Philadelphia. 7: Cleveland. g.
oil Bender. /; of JOSS. g. struck ontNBy Waddeii
l: by Dygert. 8; by Joss. 3; by Liebharlt. 2; by
Bender. 2: Three base hits.Hinchman. Oldring
Two base hits-Lajoie. Seylold (2l, Murphy. Sac
rince hts-Murphy. Bradley. Birmingham. Hit by
RItcher..By Dygert. 1. Umpire-Mr Connolly.
Time Of game-2 hours and 25 minutes.
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Struck out-By Hiett. 8: by Rhomnn, 2. Two-b
hits-Rhoman Avery. s. Hiett, H. Hiett Sacrifice
hi nitsak =, rause scammeIl. sstolea basesIumRhfsy
Avery. Perry. Hit by pitcherLBy Hiett. l.: by
Rhoman, l. Passed ball-Cord Umplre-Mr. Tan
sI. Time Of game-1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Ninth Wins From E. J. Ross Council.

Ninth, of the Church League defeated the
e. j. Ross Council team yesterday at 18th
and D streets northeast by the score of 9
to 1. in seven innings Of play. Capt. Conner,
pitching for Ninth allowed but three scat
tered hits. Sykes for the Ross team twirled
good game. although Ninth punched hits
IN several OF the innings.
Batteries Ninth, Conner and Kerper;
Ross Sykes and Signor.
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First base BY errors-EIectricah, 2; Surface, 2.
Left on bases-Electrical, 2; Surface. 8. First
base bals-on Merrill. 1. Struck out-By Mer-
rIll. 7; by America, 13. Three-base hit-Kern.
Two-base hits-phomas Taabert. Stolen bases
Talbert. America (3), Walters L. Whiting. Thomas
20. Camaier Hit by pitcher-By Merrill. 8.
Wild pitch-Merrill. Umpire-Mr. CroweM. Time
Of game-1 hour and 40 minutes
Evening star., 1907-08-20

have done the better of the two, but the
White Sox may have tired hitting the ball
by that time, that he got OF easy.
Another thing that should be taken
were piled up by the Nationals. showing
that the fault was not all the pitchers.
The Nationals open a series in Cleveland
today and the other new twirler, Francis
may be given a chance. along with Walter
Johnson There are several left-handed
batters on the Clevelands, and as Francis
Is a southpaw he may be able to get good
start The Chicago papers all agree that
he is all right physically. being q big.
the ball over the plate like rife shot.
Outfeder Milan Joined the Nationals yes
terday and after the game had been put on
and allowed the man to play right
field. He had nothing to do in a fielding
way and was at the bat but twice, SO that
nothing like line could be had ON his
ability.
Notwithstanding Shortstop Smith has
been making errors right along since
joining the Nationals, Manager Cantillon
is reported to be pleased with the work of
the youngster He Is very fast on his feet
qualities being coupled with a good think
tank which may result in his turning out
frst-class shortstop in time.
Browns Shut Out New York.
ST. LOUIS. August 20.-Glade and Orth
had a pitchers battle yesterday afternoon
and Hemphilrs triple in the first inning
was virtually what decided the game. the
Browns outfielder scoring on Stones
grounder to Williams and this proved to
he he winning RIM
Evening star., 1907-08-20
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Standing Of th
congressionals Batted Out a Victory

COMPASSIONATE Batted Out victory.
The Brookland Methodists and Congress
ionals were booked yesterday afternoon in
a healthy slugging match. whereby the lat
ter. while not connecting with the sphere
as often as their opponents. hit opportunely
and won out by 0 to T.
Pumphrey, at short for losers, put up
fast game. while Avery, in the same posi-
ton for the winners, was the star for his
team. his batting having also helped to a
great extent.
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Evening star., 1907-08-20

DETROIT. August 2O.-To Sans Craw-
ford's trusty bat is due the success of the
Detroit team yesterday. as he won 1t by
two ba gger In the twelfth inning Score:
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Frank Monnett of Ridgeley. w. Va, just
over the river from Cumberland. while
handling a gun, accidentally shot Sophie
C. Moreland, aged sixteen years. peppering
both her legs with shot. Young Monnett.
who is fourteen years old, didn't know the
gun was loaded
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Daniels Finished Third.

WESTON-SUPER-MA England. Au-
gust 2O.-Zoltan de Halmay of Buda pest
won the 22O-yard worlds swimming cham
pionship last night by half yard from
Paolo Radmilovio of WestonSuper- Mare.
Charles NJ. Daniels Of New York was
third. finishing just behind Radmilovio. The
time of the winner was minutes "a sec
onds.
The contest was Witnessed by 1900
spectators. The record for the distance is
2 minutes % 2-5 seconds, made in 1902 by
F. G. B. Lane of Australia
Evening star., 1907-08-20

Three base hit-Riston. Two base hit-Meister.
Struck oN-By Metster. 7:.by Moore, T. Base on
BY Meister, /; BY Moore. /. Wild pitch-By
Meister. 1; by Moore. I. Sacrifice hit-Cohen.
Left on bases-U. s. E. @. z; Rosebuds, B. Um-
pire-Mr Reagan.
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

"Batted for Siever In tenth tran for Mullen In
tenth. tBatted for Criger in ninth
Detroit. ....... 0 0 IA
Boston. 0 0 0 1 o 0-S
Earned runs-Detroit. 4; Boston. 2 First base
by errors-Detroit /. Left bases-Detrot. O.;
Boston, 8. First base baIls-On Siever, l.; OF
Young. l. Struck out-By Young 4: by Killian. 1.
Home run-DOwns. Three base hitCongalton.
Two base hits-Unglaub. Cobb Crawford. Sacrifice
hit-Wagner Stolen base-Jones. Double plays
Siever to OIeary to Rossman; O'Leary to Schmidt
to Downs. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time OF game
2 hours and 2S minutes.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Orby Scratched for st. Leeer,

LONDON. August 20.-Richard Crokers
derby winner. Orby. has been scratched for
the st. Leger. The leg trouble which
caused his defeat in the race for the At
lantic stakes has since developed, and there
Is no prospect that the horse will be In
racing condition for some time to come
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Browns Shut Out New York.

Left on bases-St. Louis, 2: New York. B. FIRST
base baIls-Of 0rth. 1. Struck Out-By Orth l.
Three base hit-Hemphill. Twobase hits-Waliace.
Orth. Sacrifice hits-Williams. Jones. Stolen base
-Kleinow. Hit by pitcher-By Glade. l. wild
pitch-Orth. Umpires-Messrs. Stafford and Hurst.
Time OF game-1 hour and 26 minutes
Evening star., 1907-08-20
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Danville.
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Another for Athletics.

CLEVELAND. August 2O.-The Athletics
defeated the home team yesterday in rather
an exciting game. Score:
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WHITE SOX GIVE THE NATIONALS A SEVERE DRUBBING

Three Pitchers Try to Head Oft
the Champions.
ALL HIT HARD AND OFTEN
Twirlers Given Poor Support, Seven
Errors Being Made.
OPEN IN CLEVELAND TODAY
Five Favorites Lose at Saratoga.
Newport Tennis Tourney Under
Way-Grand Circuit Trots.
American League Games Today.
Washington at Cleveland;
Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at Detroit.
National League Games Today.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Yesterdays National League Games
o'H''""'s St. L Louis i.' s; 'PhIiadelphia. q
Boston. 10: Pitt.burg. g.
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Standing of the Clubs.
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Surface Won Close Game.

Game today-Property Clerks Vs. Surveyors.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Yesterdays National League GA

Cincinnati. ): Brooklyn. 2
st. Louis 5; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston. 10: Pittsburg, B.
New York. 2; Chicago.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

National League Games Iuuay'
Pfttsburg at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brook lyn
The Carlisle independent., 1907-01-24

Carlisle is enjoying steady growth.
 The old fashioned country Hog Lard at Muzzy's.
 Mrs Boiling is visiting in Argen- ta this week.
 Poultry fencing in 1 and , foot size l.. B. Krshka.
 Mrs. Callahan visited parents at Hagen Tuesday.
 Fruit Cake by the pound at Carlisle Mercantile Go.
 FOR SALE-One good work Team Cheap. NJ. A. MORRISON.
 MT. and Mrs. Ash spent Sun day in Wattensas neighborhoOd. Mr. and Mrs, Jake Becker went to Little Rock Monday.
 Buechley always has something new to show you i'll novelties.
 Best on earth-PhoeniX pure Cane juice Syrup, at Mnzzy's.
 Mr. John Bacus had business in Hot Springs the first of the week.
 Fancy eyaporated peaches, prunes and apples at Buechley's. Reiff will tell you all about the stock of fresh Canned goods at Muzzy's.
 Miss Ray Chapman living east of Carlisle was visiting in town Tuesday.
 ". H. Nichols is offering many real bargains in Mems and boys clothing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar King made ! flying trip to Hagen Monday afternoon.
 Carpenter Osborne is remodling the Rocker house in the Northern part of town.
 jas. A. Henderson, the promi- nent capitalist of Lonoke was in town Monday.
 FOR sALE-A 12 guage, single barrel, breechloading shotgun. Apply at this office.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-01-24

WANTED A ear load of chickens, highest market price paid for same. M. Heffner.
 With two modern brick buildings under construction, Carlisle WI Il get busy ill a few days.
 Mr. Stroud of Evansville Ind. has purchased Mr. M A. Thomp- sons farm d mile east of town.
 Rev. Brewer, our Methodist Minister, preached two able sermons at the Methodist Church Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. P. V. Kitley have returned home, greatly to the delight of their large host of friends.
 C. T. Young, of Hamilton called al this office and ordered the Inde- pendent sent to his adress. Thanks.
 Buechley just received nice assortment of Tablets, Post Cards and Albums, and School supplies of ali kinds.
 Miss Zula Reed returned to her home ill Hazen Monday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in this city
 Another carload of the staff of life" received at Buechleys, consisting of Choctaw a4d Rival Flour, is always good
 Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Lemons entertained few of their friends Monday night. All those present report a very nieo time.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-01-24
For Sale.

My resident property in wes- tern part of city, consisting of modern 3-room cottage, barn 25x40 feet, also wood house, chicken house and all necessary out buildings; good we'll plenty of shade and one half block of well fenced property. For prices apply to. c. c. COOK,
 Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-01-24

The boys have got the band move men started up again and it prom iscs to be d success A meeting will ba held Ill the City Barber shop at 7:30 Friday evening for the purpose of organizing the band. All interested are invited to be present.