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The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06

W s Mosbarger and family left yesterday for points in Ne braska, where they will visit rel atives short time before gong to Grand Junction, Colo, where they will make their home.
 FOR SALE CHEAP-First class Dairy and General Farm of 100 acres. About 40 acres in culti- vation, balance can be cultivated. House and barn almost new. To- cated five miles from town on Rural Route and telephone line. For price and terms address Frank Jessup, R. F. D. No. 3 Carlisle Ark. 3O-4t
 Mir. and Mrs. Marion Dickens and Mrs. Ruby Lancaster left Monday for Newark, where they will visit relatives and friends a few days, after which MT. and Mrs. Dickens will go to points in Kansas where they will visit rela- tiveS of Mrs. Dickens before re- turning. Mrs. Lancaster will return the latter part of the week.
 The Sunday school services at the Methodist church last Sun day are deserving a special no- tice. It was on that date that the resignation of P w Echlin, as superintendent took effect and the introduction of D B Perkins the new superintendent. Mir. Echlin has served in the capacity of superintendent foi a number of years and in token of his faith ful service the Sunday school presented him with beautiful office chair. Mir Perkins enters the work under most favorable conditions and circumstances He is held in the highest esteem and is sure to keep the Sunday school up to it's present high standard.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

See Dixon about Water Tanks. Buechley has a nice lot of winter lap robes.
 Draughon's teachers are thorough.
 Shoes that wear for sale at Buechley's.
 Old papers for sale at this of fee, p cents per hundred.
 John Benson pays the high est price for Hides and Furs. Draughon's Springfield, Mo. for thorough business training. The biggest nickel's worth of candy in town at John Ben sons. Cracked hominy. butter beans, mackerel and hominy grits at Buechley's.
 This is inventory week at Buechley's store, odds and ends will be sold cheap.
 A few men suits and a lot of pants that will be closed out cheap at Buechley's.
 WANTED-Teams to break 40C acres sod near W. J. Roses farm
 c. R. Marsh. Buechley has a few duck coats sw eaters, caps and wool under wear to close out at a sacrifice.
 Bring on your rabbits and squirrels. John Benson will give you tip-top prices for them James Brown and son, Carl, of Battle Ground, Ind, are visiting at the home of Daniel V. Stewart east of town.
 
 Mr.. w A Gillian and child ren are visiting in Bonneville this week, the guests of Mrs. Gilliam's parents and friends.
 If you don't know how to sue ceed in life, consult the manager of Draughon's Practical Business College, Springfield, Mo.
 First class instructors can ad- vance you better than inferior teachers. For good business training attend Draughon s Springfield, Mo.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06
BROKERAGE.

G. W. HINCHEE will sell to you. or for you: Lands and Town Property, Life Insurance Poli- cies, Bank Stock and Rice Mill Stock or any other Investment Securities. Talk to him.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06
Hunters Take Notice

Hunting and trespassing is positively forbidden on any land owned or controlled by us; c H Chapman, B L Chapman, c M Youngblood, F B Downs, J w Hand and w T Shepard.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06
NICHOLS & HUTSON
 DEALERS IN General Merchandise NEW YEARS GREETINGS

Carlisle,  splendid years just eing brought to   of    before
 
  essed
  New Year.,
 to Please,
 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
Speaker Would Have Kerosene
Inspected and Made to
Pay Tax.

With one fell blow to swat a trust
In the jaw. and at the same time to
pull the State out of It's financial hole,
pays its debts and put money in its
pocket. is the achievement which will
be Speaker Byrds If he can get
through the Legislature a bill he in
troduced yesterday. Tho object OF
Standard Oil Company. The Speaker
would alone and single-handed. like
Richard Occur dc Lion of old, attack
the greatest octopus on earth, break
down the castle walls and carry off
the spoil.
Not only you'd he make the oil trust
pay a tax OF half a cent gallon on
its product sold in this State, but IN
addition he would actually force 1t to
sell pure oil. He would have the stuff
tested and tags must be attached to
all shipments. 1t can't be brought
into the State by car. by boat or even
by wagon without meeting and salts
tying the ubiquitous Inspector
Big Bunch OF Money.
Thore can be no question that tho
Speaker is the benefactor OF the stats
No figures are available as 70 the
amount of revenue his bill would pro-
duce, and local officials Of the com
pany said last night they could no.
ovon make a guess as to the amount Oh
OIL sold in Virginia. 1t might be 100
100000 gallons; it might DO a sooa
deal more.
Surprising 1t to be 1o0,ooo,ooo gallons,
this would yield revenue of SS0O,-
ono annually. With this big gobs OF
the state debt could be wiped out. The
reader will note the word could. we For
that part Of the question Is academic,
with that half million extra the State
depart,nents would come gladHomely
and blithely forward with absolutely
necessary demands OF all sorts, and
within day or two the Finance Com
mlttees could spend 1t all.
Salaries could be raised ad minimum
New normal schools could be establish
ed in every maglsterial district In the
state Money might oven he availab1e
to clean up the Capital Square and puV
into presentable condition.
May Dccomc Law.
Mr.. BYRD Is very much In earnest,
and is likely to get his bill throual,
at least in modified form. The StaE
is looking for objects OF taxation. NJ
In brief, tho measure provides that
the state Corporation Commission shall
appoint an oil Inspector with Ave as
sstunls, CT SO many OF these rs rlsy
be necessary with an oil clark. and
al oil chemist II Il is deemed neees-
sary. Tho salaries arc not to exceed
the following: Inspector, $4,000; as
sistant inspector, $1,000; chemist, sl,-|
500.
All kerosene brought into this State
is to be inspected for it's safety and
for It's illumina1ng qualities, The
company manufaI airing 1t Is to fur
nlsh the name avery brand, For
the expenses o6f ains the Inspection
u churge is tEA Aniade Of one-half
cent a gallon tyySSsSSsre delivery to agents,
dealers ar containers. Stamps show
ing that the product Is Inspected are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

heretofore such shows have taken ad.
vantage OF crowds gathered by the
fair and have injured the attendance
of these local institutions.
Efforts were vainly made yesterday
morning to secure an important amend
ment to the bill allowing damages for
mental anguish for delay in delivering
telegraph messages, whether there are
pecuniary damages or not. 1t was in
sisted that damages ror mental anguish
ought to be allowed to members and
newspaper reporters who are compelled
TO listen to the arguments before COM
mittces.
Colonel John S. Harwcod. through
whose active work tho hotel bill was
SO successfully pushed through the
House, has been constantly bombarded
by letters and kilograms from the
travelling men of the State inuuirine
as to the fate of the measure. He wac
most happy last night TO be able 70
give the 1900 drummers of Virginia
the joyful assurance that the biggest
end OF tho work in connection with
the bill has been successfully done
Employers are prevented from
coercing their employees to trade at
Soi .diu SLoteS OF 70 I'VE at a certain
boarding house. in bill offered in the
House yesterday by Mr.. Deal. For yio-
lation of tho act a fine of not less
than $50 nor more than $500 is pro-
yided.
Mr.. Powers wants to know why the
penitenttary farm loses money. He in
troduced in the House yesterday res
olution setting forth that. whereas.
that institution is operated at a loss
to the State. an inquiry shall be made
into conditions and reasons, If any,
which cause 1t to be unable to meet its
legitimate expenses and to be oper-
ated on a substantial basis.
new sort of military. to be known
rs the Virginia Rifles" is proposed
in bill offered in the House yester-
day by a1r. sydnor. This organization
would be under the direction OF the
Governor, but not of the Adtutant
General. The proposition Is said to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Major Seth Barton French, q native
of Fredericksburg, Va. and for. a nun
Der of years a well-known banker and
broker Of New York City, died on
Thursday In Palm Beach, Fla. Inc IN
terment will take place In tho family
section in the fredericksburg bury
lng-ground this afternoon.
Major French served with distinction
In the Confederate Army. After the
war he entered tho grain and milling
business In Richmond as the partner
of Lewis D. Crenahaw. Later he moved
TO New Orleans, and from there to
New York City, where he established q
reputation as a conservative oAu.er.
croker and dealer in cotton. His ncst
wife was Miss Ellen Mercer Herndon.
twenty years ago. About ten years
prior to his wite's death Major
French erected In fredericksburg q
handsome memorial chapel in memory
of his Oldest daughter, Miss Maggie
French. who died suddenly in New
York. The building, which is used by
the Presbyterian denomination, was al
the time OF its erection said to be the
handsomest church building in Vir.
| ginia.
Unusually handsome stained glas.
| windows have been placed In the
| chapel In memory OF Miss Maggie
French. Judge and Mrs. John NJ. Hern,
don. OF fredericksburg, and of Mr..
French,
Some years ago Major French mar
ried Miss Mary Walker Fern. of New
Orleans and Richmond. who survives
him with ono son. William Barton
French, age;t feat On, aid ono daugh-
| ter. Clarlce French, aged eleven years
OF the first marriage he Is survived
by three children--AIiss Mamie French
who married Charles NJ. Steele, part
ner and legal advisor OF j. I'lerpont
Morgan; Or, John b. French. of New
York. and George q, French. of Port
land. Orc.
For some years past he has been
the owner OF a beautiful cottage on
the hills overlooking the Virginia Hot
Springs. Mt which he has spent much
of his time, and where many OF his
friends have been entertained
Prior to his business venture mi
Richmond Major French was in busi-
ness In Frederioks burg as senior meni-
her or the firm of French g. Scott, His
removal to New Orleans was In COM
pany with J. Temple boswell, OF Fred-
erSSkshurs, AT the time of his death
ah&aSgas partner in the New York
banking and brokerage iivn, or Van,
8Amburg IS Attenbury,
Mrs, French, MIR, and Mrs, steele
and DR.. and Mrs, John French we're
with Major french ~ the time OF his.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Mr.. Baker introduced bill in the
House yesterday continuing the vir-
glnia Educational Commission, inau-
gurated by the last Legislature. whose
duty 1T is to prevent waste and dupli-
cation In the educational institutions
of the State. The reason for this
body's existence is declared to be be-
cause the demands always being made
in the General Assembly for increas-
ing amounts of money for the higher
Institutions of learning should be
based on natural growth and needs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

sion of the Legislature, the member
from Northampton, collaborating with
Mr.. Myers, introduced in the House
yesterday bill applying to cold stor-
age food products. as preliminary TO
q more general measure two years
hence.
In this bill it is provided that after
June !, 1910. all food products placed
in cold storage shall be marked with
label showing the date on which
they were placed in such storage and
the date on which they were taken
uerefrom.
Every kind of food offered for sale
which has been on cold storage must
be plainly marked by signs OF black
letters one inch square on white
background. Taken from cold stor-
age" The Dairy and Food Commits
sioner may publish such information
about foods as he may think proper.
Failure to mark the food or to make
the reports required is punishable by
fine OF imprisonment. or both
Mr. Williams. of Giles, introduced on
the House side the bill allowing boards
Of supervisors of counties or councils
of cities to prohibit the bringing into
their communities, If dry, of intoxt-
eating liquors. or course such bodies
could not legislate against Interstate
shipments. but the bill is Intended to
give them the opportunity TO prevent
IL they so desire. the introduction OF
liquors from other points in the State.
This sort of course was followed a
year or two ago by several towns In
tho Southwest, By ordinance of council
The matter was tested by Law, the
courts holding that there existed no
law allowing councils to prevent such
Importation. The Williams bill is de-
signed to permit local bodies to act,
II desired, SO far as intrastate ship
ments are concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
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submission q, the oi,estion Of grant.
anS ilctnsgs w. iiann 1919 aruer.
spirlts 10 the nuallned vo.ers OF com ~,
..Is 20 s, ny, A.. ~. ~,
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ristEict IRE sR ,,.,,1, ahalous 70 III, ~
forever RIO OF dialllierigs. phu L.is nil,
VIII heip lhrnl sHo otHcFs WIZ heeu
inc saiae remedy.
Potomac railway Is " re inc sub1ect
OF sonie ulscusslon at WIS aess , -.
INC GcnerAi AoselHpiy. iesteIuay tH
hfnendfnent Was lacked n 70 ,ue Ghr-
ter sunday railroad pill Win INC
avoWed purpose OF ge.tlhg AFTER ,nls
corporation, ana nov se7ators I olkes
and Strodc are pa.Fons pI measure
railroad named as any other. u ls SAD.
The bill REQUIRES al raiiroad coInpa-
MES Whose charters REQUIRE them 70
.ake Mp or set down passengers 70
SulnI the terms or sucn ctafler. Z al.
cost the cornpany. $1,000 tne Drst tinc
and 5000 every tirnc alter tha.. ~. als
grievance arising out OF ,sIoIltiyi!
of the proposad law is 70 ne npIla oy
tho state Corporatlon IoH MN Mnu
power to adjust the uifhEulty u given
TO that body.
Shipment OF liquor from Wet com.
source of much criticism from potn
sides OF the prohibition question. YES
terday senator Owens sent 70 the
clerks desk Dill authorizing the
Councils OF cities and towns and the
hupervisora OF counties IN Whlcn no
license TO seli ardent splrits Is grantso
TO prevent the Introduction into thelr
limits OF liquor Express companies,
common carriers ana other persons
violating the law are to be heavily
punished
Another amendment to the Consti-
tuition was submitted yesterday by
Senator Halsey at the request or one
nlclpal reiotn IN tne STATE. II reiates
70 the taAation aol OF
raIks 'A0'e ~ = ''D''' ~ s'N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Boards of supervisors arc cmpow-
cred In bill introduced in the House
by Mr.. Ayers to appropriate money to
send and maintain needy consumptives
at the Catawba Sanatorium. This must
be done upon the advice of the State
and county boards OF health, and the
amount expended on each person IL
not to exceed ST5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis

Of youth and tulant the known
1t invaluable for orvke delicate and eky children It
strong 1t recognized a family medicine everywhere
Medical Whskey Company
will
and some the thousands gratifying from and in all walks
and dealers, or direct, bottle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
death, and will accd.
to fredericksburg. y
vice will be conducts
in the French Memor
college N; : J
29c
GALL IN 5 s 5 !,
Especial to The I'll
~ VIo~A~ rNr n

Especial to The Til. : =
New Haven, Conn
Ex-President Eliot,
i Secretaries Dickinso
Taft's Cabinet, unit
that politics will belgr
the presense OF COLLEGE !
writes: "
ut seems to be 4
that college gradual
eraI tone and tempe
ton. tho reason bein4,itiz
education as q rule tch. i
cipient.s sense of hoThe
and desire to be seriage,
Secretary Dtckinso,e Gle
Influence of college r,nrt
whether or not they rasan
of politics. 1t seems @
Bile fact that they a;,rass
in tho control OF pl' ass
their influence hast "
years, and that 1t We def
crease in a greater here
THE influence oned
p.ultics Is striking
Chicago, where q t!
science has been t---
theories into poltticsS
Secretary Meyer
positions In the G
filled these days by
All OF the great pr11If
try are In control otW
In fact. for the last
college-bred men +
and more poA0
Of politics." ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
know just what the statute is.

Tho subcommittee of tho House Com.
mittee on officers and Offices at the
Capitol has not as yet made it's re.
port on the proposition to move the
offices now on the main floor A de.
cision is expected this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
rather. than upon the amount of money
In the State treasury.

Persons bitten by mad dogs who are
Unable to provide treatment for them
selves may be aided by the board of
supervisors of their counties or the
councils of their cities. according to
a bill offered by Messrs, Ayers and
sutphin. The treatment is to be given
at the nearest Pasteur Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Heavy additional license taxes are
imposed on circuses or carnivals which
show while fairs are going on. with
out being under the direction of the
fair authorities. in bill offered yes
terday by lr. Yarrell. It appears that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
PROPOSES BIG TAX
ON STANDARD OIL
)to be placed on all cars, boa
wagons handling the oil.
Negro Drops Dead.

albert sKIlpatricli, OF 42O Bacon
Street, dropped dead at his home yes
terday evening. The body was viewed
by Coroner Taylor, who decided that
death was due. to natural causes and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

OF all the counties whose road laws
are being changed, Russell county
takes the cake. Mr.. Johnson. Of that
county, is determined to simplify mat
tiers. SO he had whole handful of
bills repeating all the former road
laws save one, so that everybody may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

The effect of inlpu
seen at ono,
Impurities fill |
flesh harbors the
lungs cannot elm
should.
1t needs a purliii
Waters give to tn
same channels as
ana stimulus niece
impurities and to
Giles which will Sc
Its enemies.
Time was when I
had to be used, .
roots. powdered :
thanks to latter e
Stuart process Eiy,
full rich strength ]
the greatest bloc
science.
These little pow
pared by one OF t.
pharmaceutical ci,
and. 10 far as sci.
expense has been
perfect.
They contain {
and Eucalyptus, e
aid to the blood
Thousands OF pc
With religiousxs
Iuonial evidence IL
or interest to on9
Melancholy lrlyS'
woman yet one
this knowledge
mind to try stu
at once. Every "a
Price ~. or sen
we wilS send Vol
mail f-sSs, Addef
tf3 StuA. Bldc...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

The House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation stuck to its prin-
ciple of discourasing toll roads yester-
day, when 1T reported unfavorahly
Senator Fletcher's bill regarding the
road law of Fauquier county. The
House lately reversed the judgment OF
this committee on this subject, in con-
rsction with the Augusta road mat
ter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20
The BeaullS
of For

Lies In The Power11n
Keep It Ever CSAA
stunrt's Cuiciuln
The secret of f1Ass
flesh is--good, rict
blood. When holl Al
and hidden pig1nel
look like burnt hol,
blood is sick and Jew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

heretofore such shows have taken ad
vantage of crowds gathered by the
fair and have injured the attendance
Of these local institutions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Conference with committee of the
Maryland Legislature on the matters
In dispute relative to oysters and fish
in the Potomac River is likely to be
had by joint committee of tn Cen
oral Assembly. The Senate Fish and
Came Commute will probably report
the bill fayorably.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Mileage coupons will BIO good on
trains tx Senator Hotbs's bill. intro
duced yesterday. is passed. 1t provides
that any contract In violation OF this
principle IL tn be void. aud that for
refusal to Eiyo passage on such coti-
pons the party proffering tho coupons
shall have II right OF action against
tho cOrnpAIly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Yesterday was the last opportunity
to present bills, and thirty-nine went
10 the desk. running up the final score
10 AS hills. almost d hundred less than
last session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

In lieu of the general pure food bill
which MIR. Fitzhugh had not time t.
prepare for Introduction at this ses-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-20

Submission os the question of grant
ing licenses to manufacture ardent
spirits to the qualified voters of conr-
ties. corporatons and nnglsterial dis
tricts Is proposed in bill drawn by
Senator Ward The people up In his
district are extremely anxious to BIO
forever rid of dlati1leries. and this bill
VIII help them snd others who need
the Same remedy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-02
ONE Dose ENDS INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN Oh GAS On STOMACH.

lobstinate case of Indigestion ana Up
set Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestincs. and. besides
one single dose WI digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
all your food the same as a sound
healthy stomach would do it,
When Diapepsin works, your stom
ach rests-gets itself in order, cleans
upland then YOU feel like eating
when you come to the table and what
you eat will do YOU good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to take a little Dlanepsin
Tell your druggist that you want to
become thoroughly cured this time
Remember, il yo&r stomach feels
.outof-order and uncomfortable now
you can get relief in five minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-02
ROCKEFELLER RESIGNS
John D.'s Son Says iioIdinas in Steel
Corporation Net Enough to
Waste Time On.

New York. Maren Announce
inent was made today that John D.
Rockefeller, .Ir, has resigned his d.
Fectorship in the United States Steel
corporation and Is spcceeded by Hen
~ Walters, chairman of the Louis
vile and Nashville and Atlantic
Coast Line System of railroads. a
close versonai friend Of J. p. Nor
gan. Ebert H. Cart. chairman Of the
United States Steel directory, ex
plains lbs retirement as follows 4
Rockefeller states that the .orl,
reason of his resignation is that the
holding OF stock in the company By
members Of his family is not suf
ficiently large for his giving any time
or attention to the affairs of the cor
poration.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-02

ported starting Tenth street puml
Iand that Twenty-eighth street pun!
would he started soon.
Building petitions Of Cairo Cit,
Coal Co, 3Vm. susenka and Others
were referred to buiisling committee
Alderman Sculln offered a resolu
ticn providing for arc lights on
Fourth aud Sixth streets at their in
tersection with Railroad street.
Alderman Meehan offered a resolu
ton directing the chief to notify cit
liens 70 trim trees
Resolution that gas lamp be placed
on north side Of Thirty-thirl street,
between Poplar and Sycamore. was
referred.
Ordinance requiring Ice men to
have scales on wagons was adopted,