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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-19
Indianapolis Growing Rapidly.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The popula-
ton of indianapolis, Ind, is 223,65O,
an increase of 64,4S6, or 1871 per cent,
as compared with 169, 1854 in 1900. The
population of Albany, N. Y. is 1t0,253,
an increase of 6,102, or 6.5 per cent.
as cnnlnareG with 9415t ~ 1000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-19
ANNEXATION NEAR AT. HAND
Korea Will Disappear as a Nation in
Few Days. III :. = =.

Toxic, Aug. 1S.-The long awaited
annexation of Korea by Japan is about
to become reality, according to spe-
cial dispatches from Seoul, published
by the Toxic press. The dispatches
announce that the final negotiations
for the annexation have been begun
by Lieutenant General Viscount Te.
rauchi, the Japanese resident general
in Korea. 49,.
It is believed the negotiations with
the members of the. Korean cabinet
will be concluded in two or three days
and that an early conclusion of the
act of annexation may be expected
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-19
NATURE Tells YOU
A. Many . Bemidji Reader Know.
Il Too Well.

When the kidneys are. sick,
Nature tells you all about it.
The urine. is natures calendar.
Infrequentor two frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells Of kid
ney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all
kidney ills.
People in this. vicinity testify to
this.
Jacob Scheerer, Of Park Rapids,
MINI, says: Il do a great deal Of
hard work and ! believe this, to-
gether with being in astooped posi-
ton, brought on. my. kidney trouble.
Ny back ached severely and there
was soreness across my, kidneys.
The kidney secretions were. at
times very unnatural. | tried
several. remedies, but did not get
much relief until q friend told me
of Doan's Kidney Pills and I pro-
cured supply. The contents Of
Of two boxes removed the pain in.
my back and restored my kidneys
to normal condition.,
For sale by all dealers. Price so:
cents. Foster Nj lburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the.
United States
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-19
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
ARTS
HARRY MASTEN
Piano Tuner ,

Formerly of RAdenbush & Co. Of St. Paul
Instructor of Violin. Piano, Mando-
lin and Brass Instruments. Music
furnished for balls, hotels weddings,
banquets. and all occasions. Terms
reasonable. All music up to date.
Phone N. w. 535, or call at 213 Third
Street, upstairs.
HARRY, MASTEN, Piano Tuner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

ies Die Mmtsentiebu1g bon Maior
George &idmoo0, benz 8oli5eidef bon
Council Bluffs, beantragt. spe5iell
ion ct nm Sen Mapbrap-5 6mtn0el &C.
lnubt nno ni6ts getban baben, rm ibn
at pe%rbinbern. 9as Gaiion-GeieR
i6reibt Dor, 6aB ser @eneralanmalt
gegen ieoen 8eamten &lage erbeben
fam, Der feline @fli6tell perleBt fat.
@isconiin.
8aupaca. Das Centrum
0es aartofelbaues I'M Staate lit
i6dper %betroffen mor6en our6 6as
pl0blt6e 5infen Ser Yreiie ser @ro<
apfel. &artoHel, sic gum grport auf-
gefanft meroen, Iollen ni6t mebr tpie
is Bis Is Gents per 8uidel bringe11.
Ser &artoHelmarft jon our 3eit
iiberfiat fem, un6 sic %nieorigen &rei=
lie iino sic 6olge. Dem Sebruarbe-
ridt iiber sic Marftperbdltniiie 5ufol=
&c befan0en iid $8O,O00,000 8u-
idel &artofel auf Sem Marft I'M
gan5m 2an6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

N4E &AHHf H&f&F+ HNE&& S&EFG
Milmnufe e. - Cine groBe ia.
tboliide Srauen-l1niperiitdt ion bier
gegriinoet l1no in @erbinoung NIT ser
Marquette-l 1niperiitat gefibrt mer-
ben. Marquette, obglei6 bon Ben Sc
iuiten geleitet, lit ser 2ebre uno ser
nod nidt ieftiererii9t uno
0ie neue l1niberiitdt Jon nod oemiel-
ben 8lane gefibrt meroen. Cine Ser
iammlung loq einberufen mer6en, INN
nit Der Mufbringung bon 100000
gu beginner.
Mputana.
@uIbereton m. - 1875 &eimlt1t=
teniu6er iin6 bter innerbalb "a Stun~
sen a%ngefommen. Mue Mrten Sllbr-
tperfe mur6en e~ngagiert, aber rl1r sic
ser 2eute. permodten sic &eiie
na6 ser %unbeietten @odp 8op=2dnoe=
reien fort5uieben. Die Mniieoler mdb-
len oaS 2ano, meldes iie aufnebmen
mollen, faufen Damn SOS @ol5 uno
bauen cine @laim-Sutte, moour6 iie
iib 6as @or5l1gsredt Bel ser Croft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

nung 6es Diitriftes iidern. 10 Bro-
5ent ser M%niieoler famen bon Min-
ne ota.
8o5eman. - 1900 Mder
2an0 am @ilom Greet in oieiem
County itno pom Deputy taatslano=
&egiitrator Sfer bon &elena p%erfauft
moroen. Die &retie tparen ntdt 10
bo6, mie bei einem abnli9en Ser
taufe Dor menigen @o9en, 5um
Sbeil, neil oas 2an0 ni9t 10 giinitig
gelegen lit un6 ni9t 10 lei9t bemirtb=
i9aftet meroen fam. Der 8erfau:
bra@te $4,000.
@aibingtpn.
Spofane. 5abrifanten,
5rabtintereiienten nno &auileute ba=
ben Getitionen ant Sen Sta0tratb in
l1mlauf geiebt, 0ur6 mel6e iie cine
spe5ialpa6l perlangen, in mel@er 6as
Ireibriefgelu@ ser Chicago, Milpau=
fee & @uget 5ouno= uno ser Mort6
Goait=8abn obne bei6rdnfenoe &lau=
ieln erle0igt mer0en iol. 9ies mfrs
BON &ielen als Sic bette 2oiung oes
&roblems betra9tet, iiber~ meldes sic
oHentli@e Meinung getbeilt lit. Ser
batte 0as Sreibriefgeiud
NIT 9 gegen 1 Stimme abgelebnt, neil
Die 8abnen ii6 gemeigert batten> ge=
miie @rflarungen mber Sra6traten
Die Nortb @oait=8abn fat
$6,000,000 in 0H=8albing=
ton fir oas@egere6t un0 einen 8abn=
6ofSbauplab in 5pofane a%usgegeben,
pabreno Sic Muslugen ser Milmau-
100000 betragen. 8eioe
Seieai6aften baben bereits l1nter=
5a%nolungen NIT elmer pom Mapor
ernannten &ommiiiion fir SEN
gan zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ange=
Sre6 6. 8alomin, mel6er
in Ser &ommiiiion Sen goriib fiibrt,
Ser 8ei6lub 0es Sta0tratbes
)abe alien tneiteren 8erbanolungen elm
snoe bereitet, 0o6 glal&bt ct nidt,
oab Sic 0fentlide Meiltua1g ibn quit
mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
COLORADO.

9enper. @orlanfige 8eridte
iiber sic Abitimmrng Ser @eitern Sc
oerution Of Miners ideinen an5uoel1=
ten, oob Ser @oridlag elmer Ser
l@mel5ung nit Sen @ereinigten @ra-
benarbeitern bon Moroamerita nit er=
bebli9er Maioritdt angenommen mer=
Sen miro. Die Mbitimml1ng ser @e-
merfidaften bon Montana lit nod
ni6t befannt gemor0en, aber es beiBt,
0aB 6aour6 0as &eiultat nidt mebr
gednoert meroen fonnte. Die unio-
men bon Montana baben bisber allen
neutrality-suspicious. energiid
opponiert. @enn ser &ori9lag an=
genommen miro, imie man erpartet,
10 miro innerbalb Ser Mmerican Sc
oeration Of 2abor ein 8ergmrefsbu-
rean erri6tet mer6en, un0 sic 0itliben
@r1benarbeiter meroeu sic &ontrol-
le iber sic &oblenbergleute fiibren,
mdbreno sic meitlid)en 6iibrer sic Me=
tanbergleute f%ontroQteren mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
Soma.

E-9..@t
Des Moineg. SSe0es Dotn-
ment muroe bier nit gruner Ginte &c.
idrieben uno ie0e g%intragrng in ben
8ii6ern bon &olf County muroe nit
oerielben Sluiiigfeit gu Gbren oeS bei-
ligen &atri5ius am II. s. 30. poll3o-
gen. Sim friiben Morgen bette Serr
ieinen glerfs 6ieie Mnmeiiumg
ertbeilt, un6 am Mittag muroen be-
retts acknowledgement nno Steuer-
q1ittungen nit ser be5ei6neten Sin-
tie ausgeferttgt.
Decorab.- 9taruS 8. 8alo,
elm 8emobner bon ct. Olaf lpur-
Be bon einem 8uge uberfabren nno
angenblidlib getootet. St mar bier
fer gefommen, um einen Onfel gu
beiuden, fonnte i'm aber ni6t fin
Sen. Ma9 . langem nmberpanoern
legte er iib auf sic S@ienen gum
59laf nieoer.
Des Moines. - @%eneralan=
malt 8pers bat unter Sent @oiion-@e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
Smfen1ea @e5ema tueaaemaidlen.

IS lit @nb % Gents mertb, 6as
1dredlide uno peinIibe Sufen gu
itiuen. Sid)erlt9 re0et SIR 25 Gents
nnf Cures Mpotbefers g%mpfebIung
fin ausgeben, I'M ben idredli@en, iiu-
denoen Musi6lag gu fiiblen, gu beilen
nno gu miloern. @emab neberein-
fommen nit Ben 8. 9. 8. 2aborato-
rien bon Chicago, iin6 mir I'M Stanoe,
cine ipe5ielle Offerte elmer Is Gents
Jlaide ibres aus @intergrun gepreb-
ten 0els gu MAIDEN, 0as befannt lit
uls 9. 9. .. &reicription. Spredt
Dor ooer idreibt ODER telepbonirt an
9. s. Garter. @ir miiien abioll1t, oas
6as Sudfen fofurt alfb6rt ourd Nn-
nenoung Ser 9. 9. 8. 8reicription,
uno oie Seilungen ideinen ale nr-
bauerm6 gu fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
81. Cloud Cycle Co.
Md@ite Sbire 81 9aniel's m6bel.
b%anoluns.

Mber0een. - 0ie ct. SAUL
8abn batte geraoe sic &eparatur ser
Bride iiber SEN Snafe Greet bel &eo=
sfielo been0et, als cine giSitauung
BART, moour6 nidt rur ser 8riiden~
eriabtbeil fortgei6memnt muroe, JONI
oern ou9 anbere Gbeile ser 8riide, Sic
Ser friiberen 6lutb mi0erltan0en bat-
ten. 3iige 5mii6en bier un0 &e0fielO
laufen iebt iiber Sic @eleiie Ser NortD
@el tern 8abn.
@ierre. = S. 6. Sruran pom
]taatlid}en 9anoamte lit bon elmer &ei=
lie nab Mber0een u1O 2emmon 5u<
ridgefebrt, mo- er $4,000 Mder @e=
neutrality-suspicious. in ser Cheyenne nno
Stanoing &od &eierpation, mel6e in
Sic tent 6riibiabr erofnet miro, belegt
fat. 3iei lie 2an0ereien meroen in Mus=
tauih fir Sdulldnoereien b%ergegeben,
pelde Sen Sn0ianern 5ugetbeilt mur<
Den. Sic Musmabl idlieBt einige Ser
belten 9an0itri6e ser &eierpation ein.
5iour Sails. Cine gauge
@aggonla0ung franfierte gnpelopeS
ODER 8rieffouperts, mie tie oas Hoit=
oepartea1ent liefert, fam lebte ISOLDE
in ser b!eiigen YoitoHice an. 0ieiel=
be bat einen @ertb bon $4,000. @i=
ne @aggonldbung Hoitfarten folgt
nad, u10 5uiammen r%eprdientieren
0ieie Sen0nngen einen Mertb bon
$4,000. 3as &oit0epartement bat
20 5tationen inn 9anoe erridtet, bon
mo aus Sic beribieoenen N%oitoficen
in 6em betreHen6en 9iitrtfte sic per=
iangten Sa6en, mie aaerlei 8lanfett=
formate, Eapier, @npelopes, Hoitfar=
ten, uim., peri6tdt mer0el1. Das
5iour Salts Eoitamt lit cine Sic er
Statione1t, nn0 oesbalb erbalt es 10
| groBe Sen0ungen 0ieier Saden.
Midigan.
0etroit. = Sn Detroit lit Elm
alter 3eutib=Mmerifaner, ser S6nei=
Der SenrD &ieler> I'M Sitter bon 80
Sabren aus Sem 2eben gei9ieoen. Sin
&ieler's Namen fnipft lib cine inter-
eiiante &eminis5en5 aus Sem SSngen6-
leben oes ipateren u&etters ser I'm
ion," nlpiies 8. Grant. &ieler Der=
fertigte namli6 gnoe ser finf5iger
Sabre, ais Ser nabmals meltberubm-
tie General nlplies 8. Grant nod ais
ii5npler 2eutnant in Detroit itatio=
inert mar, cine Uniform fir i'm, auf
pelden l1mitan6 &ieler Bis at leinem
2ebensenoe iebr ltol5 mar. Ser Ser
itorbene er5ablte es mie0erbolt nit
Der gr0Bten @enugtbul1ng, 0aB ser
2eutnant in ser Greuoe ieines Ser
gems iofort, angetban nit ser rteuen,
bliben0en gquipierung, einen Spa
5ierritt unternabm. Ser &itt mfg
lang. Grants feuriges @fer6 cling
NIT ibm our6 un6 .iprang iiber Sen
3aun ser 3abarias gbanoleri9en
@obm1ng, in SEM fleinen @orgdrt9en
nibt unerbebIi6e 8erpiiltung anri6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
Cine srokartise spaltuns.

zines feueripeienoen 8ergeS erregt
fur5es Sntereiie, un6 guer Sntereiie
an &a1tausi6ldgen miro gera0e 10
fur5 iein, menn STR 8udlen'S Mrni-
ca Salbe gebruudt, melde Die rai9e-
ite &eilung init ii6 bringt. 5ogar
Sic ihlimmiten 8erlen, @ei@miere
sic i9limmiten 8eulen, @ei9miire
gebeilt. Das Bette fir 8rono.,
Sdnittuunoen, &uetihungen, mebe
9ippen, geiprungene Sdn6e, Sroitbeu.
len uno Samorrboi6en. @ibt iofor.
tige 2tn6erung. 25f bel ser Molitor
Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
rSd BIN ,uie Aqes se,uadien, felt

rSd BIN ,uie AQes setpadien, felt
Mamma mir Mpenfrauter gegeben
fat" 1T ser broltge Mnsbrl1d, melden
Gbereie Cyl, ein fIeines Mdoden in
@aronerpiqe, Mepa6a, In einem
8rief gebraudte, Sen tie p%eri0nli@ an
sic gigettbuiimer bon Sorni's Mpen-
frduter i6rieb. gs ideint, 0aB iogar
oie &leinen es begreifen, menn ein
&eilmttel @ertb beiibt uno ibnen
guttbut. Seine MpotbefersMeoi5in.
ge1r 6urd 5pe8ialagenten perfauft,
o6er 0ireft 0ur6 sic @igentbumer.
Man idreibe an Dr. 8eter 6abrnep
& Sons 60, 1875 Soutb !&opne
Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

teno. aieler er3abtte, oaB Ser alte
oarob 10. entriitet par, oaB
er 6robte, Grant aus ser Mrmee aus
gu laiien. Die Drobung lit 1ta-
tiirlib nidt ausgefiibrt mor0en uno
Grant blieb in ser Mrmee 5urn 8eiten
bes 2an6es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
&dmorrbotoen 8ebeilt In 6 bis IL
9QQett.

Haao Ointment 1T earantirt. 6as es ireenb eiien
tudrt8 toBenben 9drnorrbuioen in s Bis IA Faoen
BELT: ODER oa8 @eI6 piro ~auriderftattet. SOC
Iabriatrt uon Der HariS Weoicine Co.. Ct puia.
42p.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
@tr t5nme,t Gtt4 3eIo ipare,t.
Brakeman ByClGle SHOP.
Nbone 60s, @ieqente @penue, g.
ct. Glomo. Dttn,t.

SrIEE
ct. GIouo. Dttat.
Wir baben iebt I'm iere &eparatur<
@ertItdtte in Betrieb unb iinb in Der
Sage, irgenb cine unS 9ebradte &e=
paraturarbeit aus3ufibren. uniere
Musmabl an 1e,ten Bmeirdbern mtrb
in ben eriten Sa8en bier fem. uniere
BicpcleS, &eparaturen unb 3ubeb1r
bilben bic bette, feinite unb mpbernz
ite MuSite1un9 in Der 5tabt, unb
mir t1nnen gu6 li@erlid bemeiiell,
baB uniere 4reiie retbt finb Meue
3meird6er, &re1ie BON S14.50 bis
E35. 90.
@r1ter &lo1e garantirte, reue 8mei=
rdber NIT Golfers gu S22.5 so.
3tpeirdber aus 5tpeitel Sanb in er=
iter &laiie 8uitan6 gebradt gu So. 90
unb aufmdrts, ein,9e nit @oaiters.
@ir baben te ne &inber, bic Mniere
&eparaturarheit beiorsen. Ollie Mr<
belt 8eidiebt BON ben beiten Med,a=
intern bieler Dirt in Der Stabt u,6
mirb pon unS 9arantirt. 8enn teine
3ufr,ebenbeit 9egeben, eritatten mir
gerne baS @el6 auriid. 8icpcle per-
felt q%ereinigt unb in Sronun8 9e=
bradf 81 90; t%ettenloie $500
BergeBt nidt uniern Bprratb an
gi9arren, Sabaten u. 3udermaaren.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
Veterinary Notice.

I will leave for school about Sept. 1st, and those of my custo mers who anticipate having need of my service before that date would do well to confer with me at once.
 Fl. W. SMILEY, Veterinarian.
 -<cENTRAL ARKANSAS FAIRt-
 A. J. Smith, the faithful carrier on R. F. D. Ne. ?, is taking his annual vacation and Ray morris on is filling his place.
 FOUND-A sum of money. Owner can have same by describ- ing the denomination and amount and paying for this notice, T. J. Cullor.
 Frames made to order to suit any photograph or print. Every thing in the picture line. Clarke. the photographer, in Carlisle every Saturday.
 Take advantage of Smith & Humphries closing out prices on varnish stains and make your old furniture look new. Regu- lar 20 cents can for 15 cents.
 Mrs. Elmer Robertson, who has been quite sick for several days, is rapidly recovering and will soon be out again, greatly to the delight of her many friends.
 F. M. Ogdom, of Alvin, H., who has been in this section for some time. looking after his farm northeast of town. will return home next Saturday. He has just erected a large barn on his farm.
 Mrs. c. W. Turrentine and Mrs. P. W. Echlin leave this week for their old home in Miss issippi, where they will visit rel atives and friends. The Inde- pendent wishes them a most pleasant visit back to the old homestead. where their girlhood days were spent.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
WALTERS CHAPEL NEWS.

WALTERS CHAPEL NEWS.
 Blaine Hargan Made busi- ness trip to Des Arc Monday.
 Miss Bertie Burlison was a visitor in Carlisle Saturday.
 Jim Waters, of Cross Roads was in our neighhorhood Sunday.
 J. S. Harris lost fine colt last week with spanish fever.
 W. F. Britt and family visited Mir. Cranford Sun day.
 Lonnie Kirk and sister, Dora, visited in Carlisle last Saturday.
 N. M. Watkins went to Carlisle Saturday on business.
 Rev. Pharr of Waco, Texas is assisting in the meeting at this place.
 Master Bob dutson, of Car
  lisle, visited relatives here Sun day and Monday.
 Mrs. J. H. Norris visited her sister, Mrs. Reinhart. of Hickory Plains last week.
 L. W. Hutson and family of Paradise, spent Wednesday with relatives in this vicinity.
 Misses Bertie and Lillie Bur lison visited at Mr. Beggs, Sun day.
 Quite a number of Paradise boys attended preaching here Sunday night.
 Miss Bead Pirtle visited her sister, Miss Dollie. Saturday and Sunday.
 A number of Des Arc people passed through our neighbor- hood Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Harris was ab sent from school last week on account of sickness.
 Mr. Richard Cranford, wife and little daughter of Carlisle visited the formers parents Sun day.
 c. c. Jennings and family went out on the Bayou Wednesday of last week fishing.
 A. J. Smith and son, Ray, of Carlisle visited relatives here Sunday and Monday.
 Wm. Young left Saturday for Little Rock. He will visit points in Oklahoma before returning to this place.
 Mrs. T. A. Nichols and sister, Mrs. Daisy Nelson. visited in Hazen last Tuesday and Wed 
 Misses Eva Cranford and Hat tie Beebe visited relatives in De | Valls Bluff last week, returning home Saturday.
 Miss Nora DeVore of Des Arc through our neighbor- hood Tuesday, she was on her way to Needmore.
 Quite a number of our neigh borhood men have been hauling lumber from the Union Gin to the car, where it will be sent to Kansas
 The two year old baby of Mir. Spencer Rochell's, died Sunday morning after a short illness. Funeral services were conducted | by Rev. Joe Johnson Monday morning at eleven o'clock. The Oereayed parents and other rela- 5ives have the deepest sympathy )f many friends.
 Honor Roll for attendance and department for last week; Messrs. Edd Burlison, Billie Mann, Thomas Booe and Joe White. Misses Elsie White, Lii lie Burlison, Annie Mann, Mae Mann, Emma Booe, Fife Nichols, and Pearl White.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
LONOKE LETTER
News of the County Capital Gathered by
 Our Special Correspondent.

Miss Selia Hallum has return ed from visit to friends in Dan- vile
 T. B. Goldsby of England was in Lonoke several days the past week.
 Miss Vernon Gatewood return cd Friday from a visit to friends T Little Rock.
 Miss Emma Carr returned Sunday from two weeks visit in Iarianna.
 W. T. Tucker of Little Rock was among the visiting attorneys atLonoke circuit court this week.
 Atty. G. N. Hendrix of Little Rock was attending court the first of the week.
 Mrs. W. E. Carr and daughter, Miss Lucy are visiting Mr. Carr at Biscoe Prairie county.
 Miss Allie Mae Smith of Scotts Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter High.
 W. H. Stout returned from a visit to his daughter in Des Arc Monday
 Court adjourned Tuesday after noon to permit the crowd to go DeValls Bluff Wednesday,
 Attorney J. D. Brown of Ben ton is here with his mother who is critically ill.
 Quite large crowd from Lonoke attended the picnic at DeValls Bluff Wednesday.
 Glen Winner of Des Arc was in Lonoke several days this week witness in case.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Goodbar is in Hot Springs spending a few weeks with the family of W. Y Brans- ford.
 Miss Nettie Eagle. who is teach ing school on the Tanner place. spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
 NJ. E. Bradford, representative of the Graham Paper Ce., was in Lonoke one day the past week interviewing the trade
 Mr. Clinton who purchased | the Bronstine place is making preparations to build an elegant | home and otherwise fit up a com fortaDle residence on the farm. i There's new citizen at the residence of Dr. $. A. Southall, 1 who will vote twenty one years hence, if he lives. Mother and | child both doing well, and the | doctor is convalescing.
 L. R. Underwood died at his home on Route No. l near here Monday night after an illness of ]
  only a few days. He had not long resided in this country, having come here about eight months ago and settled. He leaves only one son.
 MT. and Mrs. B H. Cozart re- turned from California this week after two or three weeks visit to their son, J. W. Cozart at Los Angeles. Mir. Cozart and wife expected to remain for several months but say that Arkansas is good enough for them even com pared to sunny California.
 Mrs. W. 0. Thweatt of Watten- saw is reported as being quite low at present. Mrs. Thweatt underwent an operation some time ago in Little Rock which it was hoped would relieve her, but she was soon effected with other symptoms and has been sinking steadily since.
 The two games of ball between the Martin Arms Go. and the Lonoke team last week resulted in an even break, the first result ed in a score of ' to in favor of the locals while the second was $ to 10 in favor of the Capitol city aggregation. In the last game
The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
Pneumatic Horse Collars

One of the greatest inventions of the age-a boon to faithful horses and mules. Don't work our animals with sore shoul- der. It can be cured by using the Pneumatic collar. Call and see collar and pads and leave or ders for any number you may desire with Robertson Myers Hardware Go.
 31-tf Oscar Bead1e.
 -%CENTRAL ARKANSAS FAIR<- Try a sack Supreme Flour
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The Carlisle independent., 1910-08-11
CORRESPONDENTS PAGE. Brief Bits of Spicy News From Nearby Towns and
 Communities Gathered by Our Special Correspo

| ROE90AlA Ndl6I nlSiOu uldIhGb 1Ol the past two weeks. The gro cery stores of the town have been stocked with the fruit and the streets have been lined with wa. gons filled with the same kind ot merchandise. We have never SC thoroughly realized the expedi ence of the office of watermelon thumper as this season. Nc doubt the unfavorable season o1 Halley's commet had something to do with the inferior quality oi some of the melons.
 The case of Sam A. Thurgood Vs. Dr. J. V. Bonnette attracted unusual attention Saturday. This was suit brought by the plain, tiff against defendent for mal- practice, claiming damages for 1 the unskilful treatment of a fractured shoulder blade. Plain tiff was represented by c. A. Walls and the defendent by Joe ! T. Robertson. The court room was taxed to it's capacity by the large crowds of people from both town and country, including a large number of ladies. After plaintiff had closed the evidence in his case, the court took the case from the jury and upon his own motion dismissed it
 COURT NOTES.
 Among the cases tried last week were Lige Yam Vs. St. L. I. NJ By. Co.,, judgment for plaintiff in the sum of S10.000.
 Joe Byers Vs. St. S. ". Ky. Go, judgment for S250.0O for plaintiff.
 Wm. Cannick Vs. St. L. S. W. By. Co. judgment for S600.00 favor of plaintiff.
 Sid. B. Webb Vs. West Union Tel. Co.,, judgment for plaintiff for s625.00.
 F. R. Bryant vs. Mrs. Minnie Curtis. judgment for S73.65.
 Among other true bills return ed by the grand jury are the fol lowing:
 State ys. Harroll Screeton for carrying concealed weapons.
 State vs. Harroll Screeton as- sault and battery.
 State Ys. Harroll Screeton as sault with intent to kill.
 State vs. Frank Screeton dis turbing the peace.
 State vs. Joe Boen, grand lar ceny.
 State vs. Mary Thomas and Fibby Hood contempt of court.
 State vs. Jack Vandiver. car rying concealed weapons.
 State ys. Butch West disturb ing public worship.
 The following criminal cases have been disposed of since last Wednesday,:
 State vs. Walter Whitney. grand larceny, plea of guilty, 1 year in penetentiary.
 State vs. will Bowers, grand larceny, plea of guilty 1 year in penetentiary.
 State ys. Will Bowers, grand larceny, one year in pententiary.
 State vs. Sam Lee, obtaining goods under false pretense, one year in penetentiary.
 State vs. Sam Lee tsame charge) mol pros.
 State vs. Berry Mason, grand larceny, one year in pen.
 State vs. Ruth West, drunk at public meeting. sentence sus- pended.
 State vs. Ed Caviness, as sauIt and battery. fine of 5000.
 The following marriage license have been issued since our last: E. R. Chambers to Miss Julia Walker, Lonoke.
 Ed Cook to Ella Goodman, Pettus.