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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
BY RDepSsr w AGAIN WRITE THIS OBITUARY
OBITUARY,

Mrs. fra o. Mary Tomeys adanghter Of Oliver and
Adsue salsman passed this e the 10 day Of May 1905
at $50 Sunday afternoon was hd 10 rest at Simmons
Cemery May IA ehe leaves father mother ve brothers
thee sisters and two small boys to nour her loss
She has been member Of the Christian Church ever
since she 1s years old Her father brought her from
Odsn Indiana few weeks it we're her wishes to
spend her last days and her children also with her father
and mother.
She was 81 years three months and day old, Rev
haggard preached her funeral Hsr last words were like
this Ts hard part from mydear children and parents
here but glory God have two children standing at the
Pearly Gate beckoning mshoe She called her ther
bedside and said Bennie stay With father and mother and
be good boy.
With fearful eyes they looked around,
Life seemed TO he stormy sea,
Yet midst she g,oom they hoard her, y"
Heavenly whisper Follow Me-
1t tells them Of heavenly rest;
1t tails them where their souls shall aee
OH to the cary faint oppressed,
How sweet the bidding, vFoll"w Me"
One hour before she died she said,
Go take me to the door mother,
They let the angels in
i They we're 80 bright and fair mother
II So pure and free from SIM
] hear them speak my name mother
They softly whisper come.
Mother Jay her her bed,
And they softly took her home.
Weep not dear friends over her.
For the way seems 30 bright.
iii Rut just do ber bidding,
And you will st last meet her on the other side
Friends we love quickly flying,
While the years rolling
, No parting more dying.
Ii While the years rolling on,
u In the world bpyond the tomb,
III Sorrow more shall come,
When We meet in that bright homn,
While the years rolling
alv Written by Friend.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-31
ORLDS CRESS EFT
Rev. L. s. GARRETT. EpiTo
AND PUBLISHER
I!>l,E,r ENFTrY.
sussCRIPiTIoN

sEntered az secon d .class
matter, February % 1906,
at the POst-OMce at FOsc
Ter NO., Matler Act Of
Congress Of March 3rd
1870
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

race?
Horne-Blcst II I know. Maybe he.
cause the public gcta sold.-New York
Press.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
rlachine Digs and Tops Beets.

Before crowd of 1000 people as.
sembled at Swink for the opening of
the new beet sugar factory there Al
bert Crume's improved sugar beet TOP.
per, digger and loader cut and pulled
eight rows of beets one fourth of a
mile long and never missed a beet,
This machine was afterwards sold to
Oliver Adcock, Swink beet grower.
The inventor claims to already have Or
ders for large number of the ma
chimes. He will erect factory for
their manufacture.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
MARK TWAIN ON MORALS.
HumOrist Insists There Are 'rwo
Sorts, Public and Private.

Sorts, Public and Private.
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain.
who delivered characteristic speech
the other night In Carnegie hall. New
York, at the celebration Of the twenty
fifty anniversary Of the founding Of
Tuskcgee by Booker T. Washington.
spoke as follows on morals:
AT Tuskcgee they thoroughly teach
the student the Christian code Of NOR
ais; that he should in all things be Il
Christian.
IAN this Is true. and no student will
leave Tuskegee ignorant OF 1t. Then
what will he lack under this head?
What is there for me to teach him?
Why. this large fact. this important
fact-that there are two separate and
distinct kinds Of Christian morals: 30
separate. so distinct. SO unrelated. that
they are no more kin to each other than
are arcllangcls and politicians. The one
kind is Christian private morals. the
other is Christian public morals. The
loyal observance OF Christian private
morals has made this nation what 1t Is
IA clean and upright people. in its pri-
vatc domestic life an honest and hon
orablc people in its.privntc commercial
life.
During 1863 days in the year the
American citizen Is true to his Chris
tian private morals and keeps unde-
filed the nations character. On the
other two days OF the year he leaves
his Christian private morals at home
and carries his Christian public morals
to the tax Office and the polls and does
the best he can to damage and undo
his whole years faithful and righteous
work. Without blush he will vote for
an unclcan boss II that boss Is his par
ty's Moses. without compunction he
will vote against the best man In the
whole land II he is on the other ticket.
Every year In n number Of cities and
states lie helps to put corrupt men In
office: every year he helps 10 extend the
corruption wider and wider. Year after
year he goes on gradually rotting the
country's political life. whereas II he
would but throw away his Christian
public morals and carry his Christian
private morals TO the polls he could
promptly purify the public service and
make the possession OF Office high
and honorable distinction and one TO be
coveted by the very best men the coun-
try could furnish. But now-well. now
he contemplntcs his unpatriotic work
and signs and gricvcs and blames ev
cry man but the right one. which is
himself
Once n year he lays aside his Chris
etnt ,pnrnts nI
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Business Briefs.

c. c. C. C. is all right.
Howards clearance sale.
Christmas china at Hunt 4 Co.'S.
Guess on c. C. C. C. What is it?
Graphaphones and records at Wyatts.
Do you know what c. C. C. C. stands
for!
Don't forget the clean up sale at
Howards.
Buy yourself one of those fine ranges
at Hunt & Co.'S.
A complete line of guns and ammuni-
ton. Hunt & Co.
Don't you want one of those safety
azors? From $l.OO to $500. Hunt
& Co.
Why pay 10 per cent for money when
you can get all you want of KING &
STEWART at 8 per cent.
We are overstocked on top buggies.
Will make low prices to lessen stock.
Porter-Obert Hardware Co.
Plenty of money to loan on Delta
real estate.
WEIGH & DAVIS.
Subscriptions received at People 3
Pharmacy for all the magazines.
w. G. Cook.
Smith-Premier typewriter, almost
new and in good condition; will sell for
$75. Z. RIsT.
per cent money to loan on short no.
tice on all good applications.
STEPHAN & OBERT.
If you wish the January number of
that magazine, better hand your sub.
scription in at once.
w. G. Cook.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

1.-The grand jury that indicted f1e."
said the CRATER, "was grossly preju.
diced"
How was II prcJudicc!i'
by the evidence, OF course" Wash.
ington Star
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

There was young man In schohnric
Who mndly loved Kitty and Carrie.
But each wns no rich
That he couldn't tell which
or the two girls he wanted to marry.
Judge
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

Mrs. Oldboy (rcproachfullyl-But you
said You would gladly die for me.
oldboy (cnlmly)-Truc. my dear. but
had reference to my hair and whiskers.
Denver News.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

oh. was rich beyond compare.
had all mankind could acquire.
But. shucks. just then some one yelled
out.
get up and start tho kitchen nrcr'
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
An Importnnt Point.

Mrs. Blifkins rcnding)-Thc points
of fine seal FUR are. first. the texture
Mr.. BlifliIns-ITumph! Seems TO me
the first point IL the price.-Ncw York
Weekly.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14

"Pocticnl license Is all right" rc-
things. but what the country most
needs Is n license for pocts."-Yonkers
Statesman
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Ills First Publicity,

when first he saw his name In print
Twas set In type this size.
And yet no doubt II looked about
THIS BIO TO HIS PROUD EYES.
4CA.bolic Standard and Timaa.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Longing.

a cl.p out Of work up In Michigan
Said: II wish had my po-ichiSan.
with my salary back
! could ride In "A hHck
And could buy all the things that ! wichi-
gan.
Houston Post.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Local and Personal

: WANTED Rooms for light house
keeping by A. A. Dimmitt at the INDE-
PENDENT Office.
R. T. Stinnett sold his l6O acre ranch
on California mesa to E. X. Berry and
has gone to San Francisco.
Clarence Smith attended the Pickett
sale at Cedaredge Wednesday and
bought several head of horses.
]. G. Neff went to Cimerron yester-
day. Mr.. Neff is organizing society
of the Church of God at that place.
DR.. Darley will lecture at the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening on the
subject, The True Measure of Man,
Mrs. Herman Darling lost large
square of drawn work on Main street
Wednesday. Finder will please return.
A new mating on the court room at
the court house makes decided i'm
provement in the appearance of the
room.
In Denver paper we notice that
marriage license has been issued to
John F. Woodruff, of Delta, and Minnie
Jump of Arvada.
1t is pleasure to know of a decided
improvement in the condition of DR..
Gibbs. His numerous friends hope that
he will soon be fully restored to health.
Think of making a 20 per cent cut on
dishes in the midst of the holiday sea-
son. F. p. Hunt & Co. are doing that
very thing. 1t is something unpreced-
ented.
Mona Brownell has filed complaint
for divorce against Garald A. Brownell
in the county court. Mary F. Goodwin
also seeks divorce from George W.
Goodwin.
Sam Cockreham is the possessor of a
beautiful doll, elegantly dressed and
which cost him just seven cents. 1t is
the one raffled off by the Ladies of the
Maccabees.
Cleve English, his aunt Mrs. Julia
English Charley Smith and family of
Ash mesa and Robert Cunningham com
pose party that will leave for their
former homes in Texas next Monday to
make extended visits.
No more satisfactory Christmas pres
ent than nice china. In order to reduce
stock before moving it to another build
ing We are giving 20 per cent reduc-
ton on all staple and fancy dishes.
Take advantage of it in your holiday
hu,.;,,u H,nt n, 70
Thaddeus Neff, son Of j. w. NeH,
I left Delta on the 3rd. inst. for Labor,
India, where he will take up the work
of a missionary. He is q years old and
expects to be absent from home and
family for 10 years. The young man is
a graduate of the Delta high school.
The tax sale conducted by County
Treasurer Beckley on Monday was con-
Quoted in record time, 262 descriptions
being disposed of in two hours. The
number sold this year is 30 less than in
1905. About $50 descriptions were ad-
' vertised. Not more than Is fell to the
county against 30 a year ago.
At Cedaredge, Wednesday, Charley
picsett conducted n big .closing out
sale. An immense crowd was present
and the property disposed of totaled
over S2,OOo. Mr.. Pickett has disposed
of all his property interests and will re-
turn to Virginia with his wife. hoping
that her health may be benefited. She
is afflicted with heart trouble.
r n Henderson is CRITICALLY III at
c... .., H. - t.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Queer.

How is Il n fellow viii run into debt
And blow In ten plunks when he treats
A theatrical press agent. hoping to get
A pass for two one dollar seats?
philadelphia Press.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1906-12-14
Santa Claus Headquarters.
Gigantic Holiday display at Ramsey
Dry Goods Co. Come early
Coal Notice.

Coalby coal has been advanced to
s1.75 at the mine. Miners are wanted.
A. WATSON, Mgr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31
THE TRADEMAN's REVIEW.
New Industries And Industrial Devel-
 Opment In the South.

New Industries And Industrial Devel-
 Opment In the South. Chattanooga, Tenn, March 20.- Especial. 1.-The new industries estab- lished in the South during the week ending today are shown by the fol- lowing list compiled by The Tradesmar. It will be observed that there are sev- eral conspicuously large investments, among them being s600,oO0 cotton mill in Missouri; $250,000 power plant in North Carolina; a $3,000,000 devel- opment company, a $1,000,000 silk mill and an electric light plant in Oklaho- ma a $S50.000- fertilizer works in South Carolina; $600,000 compress in Tex as. and a $1.300,00O steel mill in West Virginia. The Tradesman's industrial list for the week is as follows;
 Alabama. Huntsville--Ice factory. Gantt---MarbIe works. Montgomery-s50 900 land company. Gadsden--Railway light and power company.
 Tuscumbia-$5OOoo building and loan company.
 Bigbee-$2O,OOO mill company Mobfle--$200. 900 mill company. Vinegar Bend-SbingIe and lath mill. Dothan--$10,0o0 variety works.
 Arkansas.
 
 Little Rock--$3OO, 900 soapstone and refectories manufacturing company. Lonoke--$60,0O0 rice mill. Fort Smith-S100,000 lumber eompa- ny.
 Mathematician lumber company; telephone company.
 Eureka Springs-Electric light plant.
 Florida. Brooksvil1e--Electric light plant ice 4 .kx .sE. ..I C.. Marianna--Electrfc light plant. Starke-s10oOO building and loan company.
 Minneola--Saw mill Jacksonville-$1o.00 lumber compa- ny.
 Georgia. Columbus-S5O, 900 paper mill artersville-Electric light plant. WaycrOss-Medicine factory 1850, 900 investment company.
 Augusta--$22,00 900 steamboat company.
 Indian Territory. Muskogee--Electric light plant; $50, 900 oil and gas company. Durant--$100,000 land company.
 Kentucky. Pikeville-$100 900 coal and coke com pany.
 Woodworking plant
 Louisiana. SHIeNSPOF e-TOiVVV SleStIAC Huppiy company.
 New orleans-s5O.OoO contracting company.
 Lake Providence-$6O.O .O0O oil mill.
 Mississippi. Shaw Electric light plant; water works.
 stabuchie-Hardwood lumber com pany.
 Gulfport-staining and oil plant. Greenwood-s30.00 .000 brick and tile company.
 Missouri. Portageville$6O,0O 900 building and loan company.
 st. Louis-s5O,OOO gas machine com pany; s3O,00O land and lumber compa- ny: $21, 900 development company; $32- 900 mining company; $15,000 land com pany: $100.000 lumber company; $tO,- 900 construction company; $5000 con struction company; $25, 900 lumber conn pany; S5OO.000 stove works: $100, 900 supply company.
 Kansas City-$75OO0 iron working plant: s1O.000 land company; $10,OOO manufacturing company; $25.000 land company $6OO.O0O cotton mill; hard ware company.
 Webb City-$20O 900 mining company; $500, GOO lead and zinc company. Festus-S15.000 brick works. St. Joseph-$6O,0O 900 development com pany.
 Jophn-$40o.O .OOO mining company
 NOrtb Carolina. Palestine-S25,0 ,0O0 Touring mill. Durham-S25, 600 brick works. Elizabeth Ciay-850, ,000 ffouring mill Ashevil1e-~$25.0 .0O0 lumber company Dallas-5.00 900 spindle cotton mill. Lenolr--S4,6O0 brick and tile works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31
REVIEW OF TRADE
MUCH UNEAsINEss REGARDING THE
 LABOR SITUATION.
Widely Different Weather Conditions Also Contribute t0 the Unrest-- Future Contains EIems nt of Disturbance fin Wage
 DemaudN

New York. March 3o.--R. 0. Dun and Company's weekly review of trade to- morrow will say:
 Trade reports are somewhat irregular ditions and uneasiness regarding the labor situation. In some sections of the country spring trade Is facilitated by points cold and storms retard distri- button Of seasonable merchandise.
 Manufacturing plants are not reduc- ing to establish new maximum records in many industries but the future con tains m element of disturbance in the numerous demands for higher wages. Outdoor work is rapidly increasing and preparations are being made for record breaking year in building and agricul- ture Clothing manufacturers and cfaIly busy and forwarding of foot wear from Boston for the year thus far surpass all previous records. Soft reads retard the movement of grain to market and impede the return traffic in merchandise at many interior points but this is a seas0nable condition. Less than the usual interruption to freight movement has occurred this winter railway earnings making unprecedent- ed exhibits and roads reporting for March thus far show an average of 7.1 per cent over the previous years. For eign commerce at this port for the last week exhibits a gain of $2.432,S51 in exports and loss of $2.1S6.SS7 in inn ports as compared with the same week last year.
 Less complaint is heard regarding the procrastination of consumers of pig iron, numerous contracts having been placed during the past week and many others are now under negotiation. Com fidence in all departments is sustained by the forward business in rails and structural shapes that .precludes any idleness for many months at least
 A better feeling is reporteds in the market for domestic hides. Failures this week numbered 191 in the United States against 244 last year and IT Ill Canada compared with 3S year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31

A perfect head. viewed from the side falls within a perfect square. everag- ing nine inches for a man and eight and a half for a woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31

Catoctin, Md, of pyrites in Stafford County. Va, and of lead and zinc near Anniston, Ala, with the establishment Tenn, Pecos. Texas and Berkley,. Va. Other industrial announcements of the week follow by states:
 Alabama---C0tton seed oil mill at Fackler; acid plant and fertilizer fac tory at Birmingham; cannery at Fell City; re-equipment of cotton mill at Iiuntsviile; shingle and lath mill at Vinegar Bend; carriage factory at Bir- mingham; brick works at Gadsden Arkansas--Handle factory at Fort Smith; timber developments in Grant
 Fior1ida--sand lime brick plant at Live Oak; ice and cold storage plant at Key West; saw mill Of 50.o00 feet daily capacity at Tallahassee.
 Georgia-Carbonatin plant at Au- gusta; distillery at Girard; saw mill of 50.oo0 feet daily capacity at Staten vile; pin and bracket factory at At lanta; additions to cotton mills at Gov ington and Winderi Ink factory and phosphate plant at Savannah.
 Kentucky Slave mills in Morgan County; doubling of capacity of hosiery mill at Paducah; tobacco stemmery at
 Louisiana-Brick works at Frank linton; electric power plant at New
 Maryland-show case factory, en- largament of piano factory. addition to foundry, blaming mill and shook fac-
 
 more. cannery at Brunswick; ice fac tory incorporation at Highlandtown
 Mississippi-Venee eering, basket and hamper works at Vicksburg; wooden mill at Corinth; shingle staining plant at GuEfport.
 North Carolina--Buggy factory at Sanford; brick and tile works at Bre- ward; foundry and machine shop at Mooreswille; buggy factory at Oxford, cotton mill at Lumberton; brick works at Durham; knitting mill at Tarboro; canneryt at Elizabeth City; tile works, Lenoif.
 south Carolina-Fertilizer and phos- phate works at Charleston; brick works at Union; furniture factory at Abbe- vile; botAling works at Blenheim and Columbia.
 Tennessee-Spoke factory at Edge wood; chadr factory at Dayton; plan ing mill at MemFhis; stove foundry at NashVille; cannety at Newborn: con- crete works at Greenfield; hoslery mill enlargement at Nashville; addition to clothing factory at Knoxville; artifi- cial stone factory at Memphis.
 Texas-DI-ain tile works at sherman; ice plant at Llano; sugar refinery at Brownsville: stave factory at Rich mond; tannery at Victoria.
 Virginia-Plumbers supplies factory at Richmond: ice plant at Chatham; lumber plant at Norfolk; enlargement of shoe factory at Richmond; furniture factory at Martinsville.
 West Virginia-Brewery at Benwood; ; steel works at Belington.a t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31
Owners of ChaIybeate Mountain Pro
 pose to Develop it.

Owners of Chalybeate Mountain Pro-
 pose to Develop 1t.
 Anniston, Ala, March 30.-(Special.) "A big mining project is under way in the western portion of the county. which. if successfully prosecuted. will add much to the prosperity of Annis- ton and that portion of Calhoun coun- ty. A company of Anniston. consist ing of c. B. Randolph, Joe Saks, Amory Quinn, N F. Johnston, Jr., and others, own Chalybeate mountain, one of the most valuable and extensive de- posits of iron ore in Alabama. The ore is high grade and experts assert that several million tons of it are In easy mining condition. From this mountain was secured the first ore converted into pig iron in the State of Alabama, the Initial furnace being located near by, and was In operation before the war.
 These after several years of testing and experimental work. have con- vinced themselves that the property Is a most valuable one and are getting readyp to develop 1t in an extensive way. Surveys have already been made to the property by the Seaboard, Chat chic and by the Louisville and Nahville from Alexandria and it is very likely that both roads will build lines there in order that each may get share of the immense tonnage that will be de- veloped-
 c. P. Nunnelly, who owns valuable water power near the property, will develop it, and use it in the operation of the washers and for other power purpoes. Mir. Nunnelly has had the I,udnig Engineering Company of Att lanta surveying and testing the availa- ble water power there. for the past ten days. He is assured that 365 horse power can be developed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-31
Hrevara-.s1a. bod nnpply eompany.

Brevard--$10,00 900 Supply company.
 Roxhoro--Cotton mill.
 Charlotte--$125,00 900 metal supply com pany.
 Hickory--s25o. 900 power plant.
 Wilmington--Bag factory.
 statesville--s25,0O knitting mill; glass factory.
 Lawton--$s 8, ,00o, 900 development com pany; creamery; gas company. Guthrie--s1. 100000 development com pany; s5o.0D0 mill and elevator com- pany.
 Enid--s2o,ooo Touring mlll Norman--$s,000 laundry
 Mustang--$50,0O oil and gas com pany. Savre--Eiectric light plant
 Oklahoma--S1,0 100000 silk com pany.
 Newklrk--s12.o .ooo telephone company.
 south Carolina.
 Blenheim-Bottling works. Columbia-$10.000 bottling works; building and loan company.
 Charleston--$1g.00 electrical supply company; ss51,00o fertilizer factory
 Georgetown--S 900 water works. Abbeville--s25.oo 600 furniture eompa- ny.
 Union-$5,000 brick works.
 Darlington--$5,00 1000 storage company Mullins-S5, 5000 investment company. Tennessee. Memphis-$5Q.o COG blaming mill; S5.- He0 stone company; $1S,000 artificial stone works: s1o.oO0 investment con1- pany; s5o,oo0 land company; sS0,000 saw mill. Dayton--chair factory. Knoxville--$5O 900 warehouse and elevator company. Greenfeld--S5. 900 concrete block fac- tory. Rutledge-Furniture factory.
 Puiaski--$1o.oo0. cotton and grain company. Nashville-S20.00o lumber company: s25.o00 foundry; $1OO.ooO woodenware r Texas. Seguin-Creamery Knox City-s20.o0O supply company. Irene-Telephone system. Abilene--s25.o00 oil company. Center--Saw mill. Yantis--$1o.00e telephone system. Houston-~$2O.000 bottlinR works | $110.O00 land company; $30.0o0 land company; s10.0e0 warehouse company. Brenham-$60,000 cotton compress. Sweetwater--$20,00 900 hardware com pany Dallas--sI0.oe0 iron and metal con- pany; s25.o0o lumber company. Godiey--s15,oo0 mill and elevator company. Fl Paso--s5o,Ooo fuel company. San Antonio--s20,0 lumber com pany. Ranger--s15,eo0 lumber company. Waco--$I0s000 electrical supply com- pany Ballinger--s14,000 water works. Terrell--Te1ephone system. Mabank--$5,000 Telephone system. Virginia. Crewe-=Water works: gas works. Alexandia--$1g0. 900 mining company. Richlands--$i0,o0 ,o0O coal mining com pany.
 Hichmcnd--Dry kiln; s5O,O0O pipe works and foundry.
 Lewiston--Flouring mill. Milford-Cement block factory. Emporia--Powe plant West Virginia. Hinton--s25,000 development compa- ny.
 West Union-s25.oOO glass factory.
 Princeton-$25,00 900 hardware company.
 Wheeling-$25,g9 600 land company; $10,000 laundry.
 Charlestown--s2sO.OOO construction company.
 Charleston s125.oOO coal mining com pany.
 williamson-ssoo.OOo coal mining company.
 Beckwith--Saw mill
 Belington--$1, 300, ,0O0 steel company.
 Huntington-s25.00 mining and en- gineering company.