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New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
They Say Or Stores
ARE THE BUSIEST IN NEW YORK
They Ought TO Be!
To-Morrow's
Tune Sale Offerings
in BOYS Clothing.
No Mail O. Telephone Order

No Mail Tsler1o1s Orders
Boys' Washable Suits-Russian
AMI saiIor-newesr styles IN
percales. linens. duck, madras
and chambrav-white. plain colors 9S
and fancies-1iIftary and sailor
collar-sizes 2iz 70 9 US
reg 81 SO and 81 IS ----------------.--.J
Bows WashahIe Coat Suits
Khaki DrtlI-Toke. Norfolk and
double breasts, 20 a vrs--sDecfal lUI
purchase enabling IL, offer
s.. 90 suits at ---------@
Boys Russian and sailor suits
Serges. Worsreds. Chevtors-
HonIespUns-wdirs. navy, brown, 1uK
TOY al cadet. checks and fancfss-
2+- TO Q yrs.-were S59s and ST-ee.----J
Foys' Reefars-Serges Worsteds.
Chevfots and Diagonals-wtits. 90
coIors and fsucies-24s 70 yrs-- |'|o
were s. -9S -
BOYS straw Hats-Niddy and
Jack Tar stvles-whfte and navy ~
round and square Crovns-res B.
BOYS Straw Hats-NIddy and
lack Tars-whfre or navy trim p2
all sizes-regularly 81 "a ---.-----s.--J
Boys Summer BIouses-fancy
Madras and Perca1e-IiEht. medium 17
and dark-neck5and OF collar
10 Is yrs--reg. 40 -.------..-.J
Bows Negligee Coat Shi-rs-plsin or
pIeated-Madras and PercaIes-ught 4v
and dark colorings-reg1lsriy .SS------(
BOYS Jersey Bathing Suits
navy or gray with fancy trim .HU
20 20 81 chest-worth 81. - -...-.-.--s }
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
An Unexpected Turn
Brought Us
$4,000 Worth More of
the Auction Rugs.

This Is how il happened Several
out -of-tovn firms overbought-tn other
words they bid for more than the sellers
cared 70 give them credit for-and in
stead OF delivering the rugs 20 them.
gave US the option Of taking them ar the
lowest prices bid for the qualities and
sizes Did we let the opportunity go
bv2 .... Hardly ..-.- That's the story.
and the reason why we can continue the
extraordinary values that have brought
enthusiastic customers TO US from miles
and miles around.
WOOL BRUSSELS RUGS
Alex Smiths auction Rugs. 70 which ~. 5avs
added other we'll known makes 20 increase
sortnsnts Of srylss-all are marked on Auction
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
GATSkILL MOUNTAINS

VIA the Cstskin Mountain, Otis and CstskilI
and Tsnnersville Railways.
Direct connection with the N Y Central trains
leaving New York "a and III A NJ daily
except Sunday and 4-02 p NJ. daily and the
West Shore trains leaving West 42d 81. ar rs
end Il 80 !. N, daily except Sunday
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSkTLL EVEN
ING LINE STEAMERS
PTRCE.SF TICKETS VA CATSKu<I.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
REM EDIES.

THOROUGH PERMANENT CURES in cases
of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases; relief at once in dangerous cases recent
3r old those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call. DIR. BONSCHUR, the well
known specialist SO West SSH st Hours. Ga. 7-e.
MUD BATHS-The only cure for rheumatism.
New York Hydriatic Institute Under direction
OF DR. Fl Rosenstein. 1476 Lexington ave. cor
nsr e5th 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
TIME TABLES.
R ST0N AND POINTS IN
NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

ggALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and FAN
Il-etr- IV Pier 1e, N. r. # Warren ST, week
cav GAYS eao Sundays, SO P NJ. strs COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra each
PPHoNtpENCE LINE, via Providence Leave
EleT Ie. North River, foot Murray St. week
GAYS only. 500 2. N. Steamers PROVIDENCE
ana PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each.
NOhWlCH LINE. Via New London Lv. Pier
40 y r. It Clarkson ST, week days 500
M: Pier 20. E. R. # z 22d St, 80 P. NJ.
CHAPLIN.
NV BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford.
" ooos Hole, Martha's Vineyard Nantucket.
elaItapoisett, Marion and Cape Cod points.
SEeave S Per 40, North River. foot Of Clarkson
street. week days only, at 6 90 P. NJ Steamers
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NV HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
[orc. Springfield and North Leave Pier IS.
= r. week dayS As P NJ; sundays, $50
NJ Foot East 22nd St, week days 500
2 NJ. Sundays 1000 A. n. Str. RICHARD
Tickets stateroons and Information at City
1lckst Once. III Broadway, near Cortlandt
e Telephone 5121 Cortlandt. Also at \. z.
transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
CITIZENS LINE TO TROY

New strs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER,, Pier
A6 N r. II West 10th St. ?. NJ; Yonkers.
P. N, weekdays and Sundays. From Troy,
weekdays and Sundays, 80 P NJ Sunday
steamer touches At Albany
Excellent cuisine and service Direct rail
connection Albany and Troy for points
North East and West. horses and automobiles
carried AZ reasonable rates.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
Women's Skirts
Women's Chemises

Canbrfc AMI MusIin-resuIar ard skirt lengths
round. square o. oper tronrs-lace and rfbcor {
ernb'y trim.
90 Ct Chsrntses --~--------------~ .4S
s1.29 Chsrises -----------.--.-- 81
Finer TO ss asLEoUAL VALUES!
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
STEAMER MARY POWELL

Leaving Desbrosses St. at 1 AS P NJ. w 42d
St P N. ". 129th St, 2:20 P. NJ daily,
except Sunday. for Highland Fails, West Point
(returntng by boat or ratI). Cornwall. New
burgh, New Hamburg, Milton. Poksepsie.
Eondour an5 Kingston. Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
TOILET PREPARATIONS
ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES.
MICROSCOPES, guns. mathematician surgical
and surveying instruments; unredeer1ed nieSge,
a specially. NICKLIN'S OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP. is3 Park Row.
Il. uABOZA. the old and original china re-
pairer' marble and alabaster cleaned ana re-
paired 81 East 62d st Telephone 5T4n Plaza
Di sALVo BROs--Antique furniture bric-a-
nrac- SherneiG ana solid silver. ass ath ave-
21th 81 Tel 2246-Madison Square
JAMES FAY. genuine antiques. paintings CO.
ioniai furniture. silver tapestries and numerous
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
Extra Size Underwear

SIS CT Corset Covers
Fruit OF Loom Muslin 4
4e CT. Muslin Drawer-to a band---- 2
SO CT Night Dresses-emb'y and tucks.-- 4
s.. So Cambria Skirts-emb'y Or Iace-. 9
Sc Ct Caubric and Muslin Cheuisss-.....s Z
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

DAY LINE STEAMERS, DAILY. except Sum
day. leave Brooklyn, Fulton St Cby Annex.
6; Desbrosses St, $40. W 42d St. 9; w
12eth St, eco a. NJ Landing at Yonkers.
West Point. NewbUrgh, Poughkeepsie, King
ston Point. Catskill, Hudson. and Albany.
Easy connections North. East and West All
through rail tickets between n. z. and Al
bany accepted Most delightful one-day out
ings 20 West Point, Newburgh, or Pough-
keepsie. returning down boat due 42d St
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

MA RERGAINS+slightly used office furnifare.
sasL[% fvnevrfters, cash registers, adding ma
-,irss rainleographs fling cabinets. saiSs, al al.
S-seEinz machines time clocks psrtltt9.s ess,
ossr-t-s hool-cs ges NATHAN'S. White street.
l5TT TTsPDS pool and patent combination ION
.SLIe9- lowest prices: supplies. repairs.
bowling alley builders Deckerh. Ioo hase o.
% rsfshIished 1880.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

TYPEWRiTING AND TYPEWRlT EHS.
TTcToR VISIBLE. 7e Nassau St; catalogue
80 III makes taken part payment: bargains
., TTnderEoods. Rsrningtons. Oliyers. snll1ns- I
1DYFRTIsEMENTs AND sUBScRIPTIoNs
So- The Trtbuns received st their Jptopn
$50 No 1854 Broadway. between seth ana
s--t s.s until o.clock Adverttss-zaent=
1-aceived al the following branch of1ces a. reg.
- 80 g. e--cor. 22d at les 9Th ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ACREBONDs. = G1T-EDGED SECURITY
participating IN the pronts Of a great er CO,
C5slveston-H Houston District, where growers
realize $500 TO $1,000 an acre annually nGa Con
servatively estimated TO return 200 per cent
nroAf Your investment absolutely secured ,
no speculation Company composed of leading
bankers and business men Of Houston, and
pra cttcaI fruit growers Highest endorsements
Of bank officials If you wish 10 invest $50 or
more cash or monthly payments, write to-
dav Literature and full particulars sent free
and postpaid American Loan & Mortgage
Co, los American Bank Blds- Houston, Texas.
PATENTS PRODUCE FoRTUNEs-P-tzes for
patents; patents secured through Us sdver-
ttsed without charge new lists OF inventions
needed and possible buyers Hints 20 Inventors" "
why Some Inventors Fail books on patents;
serd Us rough sketch or model for search Of
Patent ONce records and report on atentabilityi
snecia1 agents in 500 cities and towns Mr.
C-reelev while Acting Commissioner OF Patents
had full charge OF Z. 8 Patent ONCE Greeley &
McIntire Patent Attorneys, Washington. D. c
EN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in ths
has been allowed 10 decline through want Of
tai can here fnd an opportunity 70 help build
he might have, as the plant allows OF oonsid-
@rAOi' Principals only address
Care Of 7as ar RTos5 J. s kylf Newark z ]
wANTED-weu known manufacturing and I'm
porting company. established twenty years.
staple line. offer opening for competent
with S0,OOO ca5n 70 S5L1p!lSh ana C1rIE
on permanent store in this CITY Can paw
tight man $500 & month and all expenses; also
oFn nrodts. Attractive investment and nice,
-oIesn business; sufficiently good man can make
s6 go q wear OF better: excellent future. Address
T5:eSTsfarv.'' Box IS. Tribune ONCE
7zI=V0 MTTI- AND ELEVATOR FOR SALE
ocs-ed on the main line OF the Boston &
.,bsnv Railroad. with a private switch.
.s1t.rroIsI, hest OF reasons for selling. did
ts.irass last year OF 125 carloads. NJ. ". H,
tribune once. "
6T5CgAPD FOR sALE.-CONsISTING OF 900
)AN--- a aTDie trees 10000 peach
"a 10 ooT pear trees; two miles from Harpers
1--,- w Va IN the apple and peach belt; big
-, tibts wear Address J. WALTER O'BOYLLE,
sso PBond building, Washington. D. 9
.C5E7N7T ANTED TO SELL BRITISH PAT
a1t Object OF patent; improvements in the
,Is,on and steering of ships References
ProI,ls PoI,rss Address JOSEPH CRAVEN, Lane
Is.S thornton near Bradford. Yorkshire. Eng
73IIT3 COMPRESSED AIR co. WHOSE POWER
- no expenses, great profit for electric light.
shins on sea and air, machine. etc, TO supply
s-. sIllps ranitalists apply only Pres VAN RIsEF-
Ter 80 Barrow ST. CITY
51TEEpPFD STOCK CITY COMPANY
.Lrse months viii double value: printers will
tnIeerr.irTjsrIv interested Send postal PER
EEEfTFD. Tribune once
5oTTTT ING PLANT. saloon. bowling alleys
wy on penn R r. New Jersey. B. M. Box
7 tribune once
T5NREFILLABLE BOTTLE
r.5y or gentleman as partner 10 finance. car
= = s,+erest no agents, promoters a fortune
.sdress a c T. Box los Clinton Conn
[5I5-rTS71s i o0o lettetheacs So erveloues
hiIihesds g. 50 Booklets. SO. everything lou.
2lsS 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
FOR SALE.

DTAMONDs BOUGHT FOR CASH 4tcS A1cSs
oID GOLD PROVIDENT TICKELS- Se =.
IFWFIRY LER- 1341 B'way. bet 50 q 80 -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
COINS STAMPS AND MEDALS:
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

III KINDS coins. medals old gola ana "a 80 80
bo,,II74- coir premium list 1Oc-; retail hst He-
elder 90 East 23d st. N z
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

5377 C711TPRESED AIR co. WHOSE POWER
has no expenses great profit for electric light.
ships on sea and air machine etc, TO supply
Ef
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
oRTHoPEDIc FOOTWEAR.

PATFNTS procured for SO attorneys fees Or
evenings. Room 917. los Fulton st. New 70
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
Women's Drawers
Womeu's Princess Slips

sh.er Lawn and Nair.ook-trtrn q IN various
rs on woke and skirt with lace inserts, an
1roideriss. nedalEiorls. &c
s1 40 Princess slip. -. 81
50 es Princess Slips .------ I 81
s4n Princess Slips .....-. S.64
Ffrer 10 Sc es-EQUAL VALUES!
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
Swimming
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
-. pooIs PROT. DALTON. % west zzth s.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

..-s-sD and ForciSn Teachers Agency.
A1i1e E-oressors Teachers Tutors. Gos-
sa5p.,es etc 10 Colleges. Schools and Ea,aiiiSA
ArS0 ~ 2s Union SouarS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

I,Upv SMITH ANNINSIt-H hJtFs-
1sx36 inch -.---.--- -....- ..--.-...-..-. IL
Value that needs comment
WE ALSO OFFER
FINEST WILTON RUGS-9x12 fr--seamed or
seamless-superb Oriental. rich Medallion
small allOver pltterrs-alsO plain
centres. with beautiful shaded borders
rugs made 10 sell at S45. o. but because
OF very slight mill imperfecttOn
our special price. -.---.-....-. ...-. % 90
BEST BODY BRUSSELS
S-3x1o GOOD assortment OF Oriental
and two tone efTects-tnstead or SOS . "a
BEST WORSTEp WILTON RUGS
6x9 Il ft-variety OF Oriental and TWO tons
coloringS-with and without sea-ns-rex
price fer these rugs Is SIS 9s-speciaI Q-
colonial and Old Homestead Ruxs
az greatly reduced prices
Hananiccks-F1nsst stock IN New Ysrx
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
WATER FILTERS.

ard advance self cleaning stone LLpx ms
r,1~frere: Endorsed by leadihs
P-ai-Ias nailed 235 west A6th 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
Women's Combinations
Women's Corset Covers

Ssinsook and Crossbar LaTus-dozens -. -
iozeus Of styles trin1d IN prettiest and cannes
+ss-+s NTH Isces er1broideries. rnedaIltons ana
IL[o,,-+ha higher urfced are specially elaborate
- -,-aa- v,i+L sheer waists and dresses.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

mental work and screw machine products: est
mates furnished VoIquarts Machine Works, 2S
East 27rh st. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

Of styles
that
uossfbie
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

T[NREFILLAABLE BOTTLE.
r5y ar gentleman partner 10 finance ca n
- !. interest no agents promoters q fortune
ss-ses c T Box los Clinton, Conn
-5T1-TTN15 II ooo letterheads. 81 envelopes
IsiIIrasds g. 80 booklets SO. everything low
,,,irE best SAMPLES sent Gall Press. 81 Yves.
SISS S.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
PLAN NEW ROAD FOR PINE BLUFF
Memphis, Paris & Gulf Officials Con-
 fer With Board of Trade.

Pine Bluff.-W W. Brown, presi. dent, and J. w. Bishop, secretary of the Memphis. Dollas & Gulf railroad, were in this city in conference with & committee from the Pine Bluff Board of Trade ill regard to the pro posed extension of the road from Mur freesboro through Pine Bluff and or to Memphis. There is a S10,000 bo nus pledged by the citizens Of Pine Bluff on condition that the extension be built through this city, payable when the actual work of construction is begun. It is reported that an East ern pile manufacturing concern in- tends to open a large pile factory m Pine Bluff on condition that the pro- posed Memphis, Dallas & Gulf rosd is built.
 It is also announced that a party of Eastern capitalists have bought l2,- 900 acres of hardwood timber land near Pine Bluff and intend to open a large hardwood mill here if the pro posed extension is built
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
NOTABLES TO GREET ROOSEVELT
Little Rock Board of Trade Assures Him of Hearty Arkansas Welcome.

Him Of Hearty Arkansas Welcome.
 Little Rock.-The board of trade has sent the following telegram to Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who has promised to visit the State Fair at Hot Springs on October 10:
 The board of trade very much ap- preciates your acceptance of the Ark ansas invitation to be present at the Arkansas State Fair at Hot Springs October 10. All your Arkansas friends will want you there. This is more than a state function, as seven South ern governors have already accepted positions on the reception committee"
 The governors who have signified their intention of being present on Roosevelt day at the fair are: Gov ernor Patterson of Tennessee, Gov ernor Haskell of Oklahoma, Governor Hadley of Missouri, Governor Noel Of Mississippi, Governor Sanders of Louisiana, Governor Campbell of Texas and Governor Donaghey of Arkansas.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Teiephone Tolls Reduced.

Helena.-County Judge Quarles, secretary of the Cotton Belt levee district, which operates eight tele- phones, has been notified by the mali agement of the Southwestern Tele graph Company that beginning August l the rental of the telephones would be only 50 cents per month, against $1 per month which was formerly charged The company has also re duced the monthly rental on phones used by the farmers to 50 cents per month.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
WIDOW ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Mrs. Ella DeLoney Declared Not
 GuiI+v of kiIIino Her Husband,

Mrs. Ella DeLoney Declared Not Guilty of Killing Her Husband,
 Ashdown.-The jury in the case Of Mrs. Ella DeLoney, charged with the murder of her husband, returned > verdict of not guilty, after deliberats ing for 15 hours.
 Mrs. DeLoney, apparently unmoved, and without a word of thanks to law yers, jurors or judge, arose and walked out of the court room. There was not a murmur from the crowd that had packed the court house when news that the jury had reached vers dict spread through the town.
 It is the opinion of many people in Ashdown and at least one of the jury men, Foreman J. K. Davis, that Pull len killed his victim single-handed and that his confession and stoH Of Mrs. DeLoney's part in .Jle crime were part of a schepe'Yo get revenge on the woman for jilting him. Some of the testimony introduced in the case lends strength to this theory.
 Oscar Pullen, who confessed that he shot DeLoney while the latter was lying in bed at his home, and who declared that Mrs. DeLoney held the window up while the fatal shot was fired, was dazed by the verdict of the jury, but reiterated his former state- ments concerning the crime.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
TWO DRAINAGE CONTRACTS LET
One Is 24 Miles in Length and the
 Other Is IS Miles,

Helena.-At a meeting of the di- rectors of the Yellow Banks drainage district, bids were opened for the con- struction of two drainage ditches, known as the Yellow Banks and Cy- press ditches, in the southern end of Phillips county. The former will be 24 miles in length and the latter 15 miles. After going over the bids, of which there were six, the contract was awarded to the firm of O. 0. Me Donald & Co of Coll.nston, La. Ac- tual work is to begin within 30 days.
 The district will issue S85, ,000 worth of bonds to cover the cost of the work, which will be about $70,000. A levee will be constructed alongside of the Cypress canal. protecting the land on the east from the back water of White river.
 These canals or d.tches will drain about 65,000 acres of fine farm lands in Phillips county. This will be the first of these ditches to be dug Tn Phillips county, and the beginning of work of this character, which will likely be continued for 10 years, be- fore the lands pf the county are thoroughly drained. \.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Gov. Donaahey Will Talk Good Roads

Governor Donaghey has already an nounced that he will make a tour of the state. speaking in favor of the good roads movement, following the completion of the new state capitol which he is building, but he now says he will deliver several good roads speeches in the state even this sum- mer. He will speak August 2 at Paragould, and will talk of nothing but good roads and industrial schools, he states. He expects to make pos sibly dozen other speeches along the same line at other cities.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
JaiIer's Sons Save Their Father.

Washington.-Negr prisoners in the county jail here attempted to oyerpower Jailer Beck while he was transferring them from the run around to the cells for the night, but the noise brought the jailer's two sons to the scene with guns. They frustrated the attempt and compelled the prisoners to drag a burly young negro off the jailer. Will Green, negro indicted for murder, was the first one to spring to the assistance of the taller.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28

the lead among the Southwestern states. An article appearing in a re- cent number of the paper has the fol- lowing to say of the homeseekers' and immigration movement, which has re. gently been agitated by the railroads, as well as commercial clubs and other organizations:
 Arkansas and Louisiana are fast taking prominent places as homeseek- CT territory, largely through the actlv ities of the land congresses organized in those two states. These organiZa- tions have taken it upon themselves to keep their commonwealths in the minds of the people of every other state of the Union and they are doing their work we'll.
 "The lead in this work was taken by Arkansas, which held an important land congress session at Little Rock late in March. A complete organiza- tion was formed and it was decided to gather in a large sum of money with which to advertise the states re sources. Plans are now practically completed for carrying on a S50,000 display advertising campaign this fall. The money is being secured by volun- tary subscription and is being reported rapidly, and the promoters have no fear regarding the final result
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
A s2.ooo Fire at paleviIle.

Daleyille, Ark.-The barn of the Philadelphia Milling Company was de- stroyed by fire The fire started at the east end of the building, and it's origin is unknown, although it is supposed to have been started iron, sparks from the engine room. The barn contained 45 horses, which were saved The loss is about S2,000 This is the second fire in nine months. the whole plant having been destroyed by the other blaze.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Faulkner County Peaches.

Conway-The first carload of peach es ever shipped from Faulkner county left Preston, station five miles south of Conway, few days ago, the ship ment being made by L. H. Pyle, J. b. Collier and other owners of orchards on Round mountain. The success of the fruit growers. who, are reaping ] bountiful crop of Albertas, is expected to result in a greatly increased acre age of peaches in this county.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Land congress on Auaust i.

Paragould.A All arrangements for the big land congress and picnic to be held here on August are now practically complete, and the pro gram has been decided on The bar becue feature will be eliminated on account of the fact that the time is too short to get all the meats neces- sary, but big basket picnic will be held and there will be provisions for at least 5000 people. The farmers will have many fine exhibsfs nom their farms on displa4 here n thpk day. <: s.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Wants Damages for Wife's Death.

Little Rock.-J. H. Bilby has filed Q suit in the Pulaski circuit court against the Robins Bumpa.s Drug Co. for $10,000 damages, which he alleges he sustained on account of the death of his wife, which the complaint at, leges was caused by the drug com pany selling him a number of nor phine tablets for his wife, each of which contained a greater quantity of the drug than he ordered.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
New Dredeeboat in L,Anuui,,e.

Harrisburg. big dredgeboat has just arrived to be put in L'Anguille river canal. One boat has been at work on this canal severa, months and has cut several miles of canal. The second dredge is larger and will be used to cut the lower part of the man channel, which is about 50 feet wide.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Lineman Falls From T Pole

Marianna.-Accidentally touching ! live wire while at work on top of a telegraph pole here, Carl Rhoton, for. merly of Conway, was thrown from the pole. He fell to the roof of barn, five feet below, and then drop ped 20 feet to sidewalk, where his skull was fractured. He probably will die
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Congressman Macon Has scholarship

Helena.-Hon Robert Bruce Macon representative in congress from this district. has received letter from President R. A. Burton of the South ern Christian College at West Point. Miss, informing him that the trustees of the college have placed at his dis posal scholarship, to be gwen scme worthy young lady in his congression- al district. The appointee Is to re- ceive free tuition in the literary de partnient of the institution. The nee essary expenses of the appointee have been reduced to $175 per year.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-07-28
Gets S17,oOO for Injuries.

Searcy.-One of the biggest iudg. ments for damages awarded here for some time was that of S17,000 to Will liam B. McRae against the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company. McRae was injured at Kensett in September, 1908, while e freight train on which he was working as fireman was switching a car Of cattle.