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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-03-09
Presbyterian Church Notice.

March IL 1906
Junior Endeavor 10 a.. M.
Sermon IL a. IN. Theme 1.-TWO
Factors i'll Salvation"
Sunday School and Kindergarten
80 p. m.
i.P. S. g. f.. GEO p. IN
Sermon 700 p. III. Theme: aThe
Unattained."
Gounole. Gross Of Calvary" in Is flint
will be sung by Miss Kitty Plunkett at
the Sunday evening service.
Miss Julia Frazer gave a very inter-
csting Home Missionary address at the
tho church Wednesday evening which
was very well attended. Miss Frazcr's
father WA Synodical Missionary when
our church was organized and figured
very prominently in the work at Elko.
Tho annual Congregational meeting
will be held March Goth. Tie con.
grcgatioD will vote on tho questions.
Shall we use an Individual Communion
setY How often shall wo celebrate the
communion OF the Lords Supper? Ono
N'NN ""A WV w GlpCIOl.
AZ a recent meeting OF the Copgregu.
ton OF the Santa barbara church tho
pastor OF tho Elko church was elected
Missionary pastor Of that church thus
establishing u relationship that binds
this church very closely TO the Santa
Barbara church. This means tina. in.
stead Of the Board Of Missions meeting
tue obligations ~ heretofore the, are
met by the Santa Barbara church. Lot
us hope that tho time is not FAR distant
when we will not DO dependent upon
my church for assistance.
The choir is preparing special music
for Easter Sunday.
Several young men have made known
their intention TO decide for Christ and
enter tho church on Easter Sunday.
Others will take the same step IL You
do your duty.
II has been said TINT nothing is being
done TO lead the young men OF E!ko to
Christ. What are you doingH
Tho Grand Lodge OF Good Tomplars
expect Il lecturer IN this field tho
middle OF April. lie is now engaged in
tho western part of the state.
Everybody welcome.
Gro. III. Greenfield. Pastor.
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hotel and is renovatins it throughout and
proposes to run it in u manner to suit
The travelling pdblic. The table will be
supplied with the best in the market,
the rooms will be kept neat aud clean
and the best wines, liquors and cigars
will be served at the bar. See his al
elsewhere aud give him a call when at
palisade.
The supreme court has rendered a de-
cision in the All Chartz contempt case.
1t will be remembered that ClartZ
anvagely attacked the court Tor its deci-
sion UNFOLDING the constitutionality OF
the eight hour law. in the case OF Peter
Kair, charged with its violation. ClaItZ
Ill Il brief charged that the dc cisiun in
his opinion WIS written "by men who
have never performed manual labor or
by politicians and for politics. They Ito
not know what they wrote about" The
court tool oiIense at this language and
cited ('hartz for contempt. In open
court, ChariZ disavowed all intention Of
committing contempt Of court aud
apologized Tor his ut,erances il the
court deemed them offensive. The court
found his language contcmptuous, but
i'll Wow OF his disavowal concluded not
to impose IA penalty 81 harsh as disLar-
mcnt or suspension from practice, or fine
and imprisonment. 1t contented itself
with ordering the offensive petition
stricken from the tiles, that Chartz
stand reprImanded and warned and that
he pay the costs OF the contempt pro.
ceedinGs. Chartz it is said, takes his
medicine like Il good boy.
Governor Sparks has appointed the
following honorary beard "i visitors to
the Nevada State University. The list
consists Of one from each county i'll
the state, with Chief Justice Fitzgerald
as president Of the body. Tho duties
Of the appointccs are to visit the %univcr-
sity commencement week: W. &.
Grimes, Churchill; II. T.. Dangbcrg,
Douglas; G.. Is. Henderson, Eiko; II.
+. Eartine, E%smeralda; II. G.. Mcrerney,
Eureka; Is. +. Riley, llumboldi; j. y.
Willard, Jr., Lander; J. 4. Denton,
Lincoln; j. W. Wilson, Lyon; ". Il.
PIttmun, Nye; Andrew Mautc, Ormsby;
J. j. Sullivan. Storey; y. W. Rolf.
Wnshoc; Il. a. Riepc. White Pine.
The writer returned Inst night from
the State Experiment Farm at Logan,
Lincoln county. after All absence Of two
weeks. While there he looked after the
end and Strengthened out Il few
\ great deal Of preliminary
work, such as blowing. leve.ing the land.
and lifting il for cultivation, is under
way. The climate uf that section cannot
he beaten at this season of the year.
Peach, almond and plum trees are IN
bloom, and wheat, barley and alfalfa are
growing rapidly. Green onions, lettuce
radishcs and other early vegetables are
now being shipped to market. This
season prom lscs tai be the best the Mud.
dy River valley has ever seen. In
another issuo we will have more to say
about the farm.
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mud was shoveled from the bottom Of
the lake by men when the cutoff was
built and TINT they went clear down I o
the sand. The father Ind the appear.
nncc OF being Il man who knows every
thing and who would resent any inter-
ference with his opinions. Tho writer
could not help smiling ut the infor ina
ton the boy received from his father.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-03-09
The Yellow Feyer Germ

has recently been discovered. II bears
n close resemblance to tho malaria germ.
To free the system from diseaao germs,
tho most effective remedy Ia DR.. King'e
New Lilo Pills. Guaranteed TO cure all
disease due to malaria poison md con.
stipatioD. DC ut Elko Drug TO,
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Allen Fisher md Peter Holm, two
Of the prominent residents 81 Wells, ar
rived on No. 3 this afternoon.
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District Court.

At the conclusion OF tho in.
vcstigation OF the challenge to tho
jury list filed Thursday afternoon by
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
New Enterprises.

A charter was issued to the Briar
Greek Brick apd Cement Company, of
Charlotte, at a capital of 100000 au-
thorized and $4,000 subscribed by j.
B. Mclaughlin, j. P. Carr, w. S.
Pharr, J. HI. Ross and others. Anoth-
er charter is to the Pink Mfg. Co.,
Latimore, Cleveland county, at a cap
ital of 100000 authorized and ST.
subscribed by J. P. Dillinger, W. T.
Carlton and others, for the operation
of cotton warehouses and mills. Still
another is to the Melville Mfg. Co.,
of Cherryville, at a $125,000 capital
authorized for the manufacture of
cotton goods, the capital being by J.
S. p. Carpenter, M, L. Rudisell and
others. The Pembroke Mercantile
chartered at a capital of $4,000 au-
thorized, $4,000 subscribed.
The New Berne Light and Fuel
Co., of New Berne, was chartered at
100000 capital authorized, and $780,
900 subscribed for the operation of a
gas plant. The incorporators are J.
H. T. Martin, A. D. Ward and others.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Father and Son in Jail.

Jefferson, Special.-Deputy Sheriff
Sullivan, of this county has just
reached here with Alex Greer and his
son, Martin, both being lodged in Jail
at this place for the killing, the 18th
instant, of Thomas Greer, another
son of Alex. This homicide is said
to have grown out of some difficulty
between the father and son in regard
to some calves which had been allow
ed by on of the parties to trespass
upon the lands of the other. 1t ap-
pears that the father and the de-
ceased son threw some stones at each
other, and afterward got together and
clinched, whereupon the younger son
shot. his brother and killed him in
stantly. Deceased was about 80 years
old and leaves a small family. His
brother, who did the shooting, is said
to be IA years old.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA CROPS
General Summary of Condition of
North Carolina Crops for Week
Ending Monday, June Is. 1905.

There has been but little sunshine
during the past week. The weather
was generally cloudy with frequent
thunderstorms accompanied by heavy
rain everywhere and excessive in
many localities. Therain was heavi-
est in the eastern and western parts
of the State. At New Beri over nine
inches fell during the past week. The
average precipitation for the State
was over three inches above the nor
NAL. In some places damage was
done by washing and high water,
namely In Lincoln, Burke, Chatham,
Arson, Randolph, and Scotland coun-
ties. The average temperature was
from 2 degrees to eight degrees be-
low normal, the coolest weather be-
ing on the 18th and 18th. The high
est temperature reported was 80 de-
grees on the 18th in Halifax county,
and the lowest, so degrees on the 18th
In Lincoln count. af'
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Senator Platt will be seventy-three
IN July. .
Admiral Rojestvensky is to be tried
for his life. . I.8&. 81
Maxim Gorky's real name IS AiexeI
Maximovitch Pieschof. .ls.s9s
1t is said that John d. Rockefeiler's
motto of life is never give in"
David Rankin, Jr, of st. Louis. No.,
is about to give $2,00O,OO0 to found a
big industrial school in that city. si4
Senator Blackburn is the minority
leader in place of the late Senator Cor.
man. Many ba s5,ty1. zfit4fyrue
A New York reception is being
planned for Bryan on his return from
Europe. sissk .@ttl, uuess ~ y
Lord Kitchener was a quiet. boy, good
at books, but not brilliant at %gymnastic
or outdoor games.
Vice-Presideut Gomez says there will
be no change in the governmental
policy ofiVenezuela. uots1flt4 j,
A statistician says that il John D.
Rockefeller lives to be 100 he will be
worth $25, 600, OOO, 600.
Harold Storrs Hetrick, who leads the
class just graduated at West Point. is
the sou Of the Rev. Andrew j. Hetrick,
OF Norwich, Conn, - .ssa.tgH
In California it is expected that Rep
rcsentative Gillette will be the Republic
can candidate for Governor at the
election this year.
NJ. Fallieres, the new French Presi-
dent, gets up between Z and 1 = and
does his hardest work directly after
his morning walk. 8
The Rt. Rev. William Benpas. for
forty years prior to last November
Bishop of the Diocese of Se4kirk, died
ut his home at Caribou Crossing,
AIaska, aged seventy-eight.
Bird s. Golfer, President of the Dor
ouSI of Brooklyn and an ardent Meth.
odist. l1as begun "a campaign against
imnlodeSt posters
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Under $1,000 Bond Each.

Greensboro, Special.-Matt Hollis,
Will Carter and Alex Landers, alias
Bill Bailey, held on a charge of form
ing a conspiracy to murder Police
Officer Skenes and Causev. we're oiven
a preliminary hearing before Mayor
Murphy and were bound to court in
the sum of $1,000 each, in default of
which they were committed to Jail to
await trial, Mark Cotton, another ne
gro, who is in a dying condition at
ST. Lea's Hospital, as the result of a
bullet wound inflicted by Bill Bailey,
will have to face the same charge of
he RECEIVERS, which does not now seem
likely.
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NEWSY ~GLEANINGs.

! The Southern States want <immi-
grants from Europe.
There are more than thirty mil'!ion.
aires in the United States Senate.
There are twenty-Seven Governors
Of States to be elected next November.
The Standard Oil Company has
raised prices again on all grades of
gasoline. .ss.
Mexico is TO make an investigation
of American canned meats through its
Board of Health. al,t3'a all 4
Hail stones weighing twelve potuids
are declared 10 have fallen near Sara
toga. y. Y. during Il storm.
OF the foreign-born population. nine
ty-fnrr per cent. is resident in The
North. and six per cent. in the South.
An order has been given in Eiela nj
for three large garbage crematories
to he erected i'll different parts of
Paris. t"
Bishop Potter. back from Eurore and
Egypt, said there was little real cor
dfality between the United States and
Great Britain.
a 21G-foot mast has been erected in
Russian Hill. in San Francisco. for a
wireless telegraph terminus to connect
With Colorado.
Bost> official statistics show The
population in 1901 VS. 5!I.3S0. OF
whom 139-633 were leFcl vo err. IT
something less man one in cour. +.
Advices from st. Petersburg say that
the agrarian disorders are spreading
and that the Russian Government is
unable to cope with the disturbances.
Five hundred Colorado Indians want
to emigrate to Canada, have disposed
Of as much Of their property as they
could. have burned the rest, and are
now holding war dances. ,a.
Public franchises have increased in
value in New York City until they
amount to more than the city's debt.
The annual revenue of the public sery-
ice corporations is greater than the
tax levy. ss. saalsH hft - la a.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Cape Fear Wreck Blown Up.

Wilmington, Specialize United
States revenue cutter Seminole sue
eeeded in blowing up the wreck of the
schooner which sunk off Cape Fear
bar Tuesday morning, establishing
her identity beyond a doubt as the
three-masted Philadelphia schooner
Jennie Sweeney by a name plate dy-
namited from the stern. AS an OBJ
.struction to navigation the wreck has
been entirely removed except two
spars floating by some wreckage,
which the cutter will take away to-
morrow. There are still no tidings
of the crew and it is feared that all
on board were lost.
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HOW TO Photoqrapn Deer.

r II
Ernest Harold Baynes, the Wei~
known naturalist, whose articles Oh
animals and their habits have peen
interesting features of "The Star lor
several years, was in Washington inc
last week on business connected Wltb
the American Bison Society, OF winch
he is secretary. Mr. Baynes relate1
to a sStar" man an Interesting STORY
which illustrates the ease with WHICH
people tell others how TO 90 tnlh53
they cannot do themselves.
"a short time ago." said M,
Baynes. 81 received a letter from tho
editor of a magazine stating that tnS
publication had purchased an artlclV
ON How to Photograph Deer inc
editor said he desired to illustrate tne
story with photographs, and that INC
man who had written all about NJ"
to photograph deer had sent no PIT
lures, but had referred the magahin'
editor to me as having a good cone
ton of the desired prints, when "%"
taken during my rambles through tno
woods. 1t is much easier to tel nOw -
to photograph these animals tnan
is to take the pictures.
ION Star.
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Escaped From State Farm.

Raleigh, Special.-Penitentiary au-
thorities say jeff Nelson, a dark gin
ger-cake negro, 81 years old, 5 feet 6
IA inches high, weighing 80 pounds,
hair black, eyes brown and crossed,
has escaped from the State farm near
Weldon. He was sentenced from
Guilford in May, 1898, for sixty years
for ~"larceny and burning. A re-
ward of $25 and all necessary expen-
ses is offered for his recapture.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21

Regeneration is spiritual heredity
overcoming that Of flesh.
Opportunities are only holes knock
ed in the walls Of difficulty.
Heaven can always become a closer
environment than earth.
A man needs to pray for himself
when the offering spoils the sermon.
It's the man who is always growing
who is most likely to have to eat
crow.
A good deal of our faith in revival
lists is to cover our failure to do their
work. f... a
They have the JOY of finding the
lost never desire the pleasures Of the
lost.
Many are willing that God should
lead them if they may show Him the
way
We can always have His face near
er to us than our failures.
All culture must be measured by
its contribution to the soul.
True parenthood is a perfect ser
mon on the Father in Heaven.
With many the wisest thing to do
is to say nothing and stick to it.
You cannot live right when you
are feeding your mind on folly.
Almost all things we get for moth
ing cost more than they are worth.
When the church is a refrigerator
a it is travelling under false pre-
lenses.
! Keep your heart fallow and you
can be sure Of fat crops from Gods
seed.d s,ensla
There is no promise that the Holy
Ghost shall come to the ghestly church
The men who proclaim the reign OF
law in nature often forget it In their
souls. s.r.
A man does not secure the wedding
garment by his fidelity to the mode
here. 3 ~ ss @yif
Many shepherds never go after the
until they have sheared the nine
ty and nine.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Nine Persons Killed.

Liverpool, By Cable.-Nine men
were instantly killed and about for
ty wounded as the reult Of a terrific
explosion on the British steamer Ha-
verford, of the International Naviga-
ton Company. The vessel, which is
commanded by Captain Nielsen, ar
rived here Friday from PhiIadel-
phia. The explosion blew off the
matches, rent the decks and hurled
dead and wounded men in all direc-
tions. Several bodies were dismem-
bered and the deck resembled the
floor of a charnel house.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Confessed to Assault.

Durham, Special.-Freeman Jones,
the negro who ~burglarized the house
of Mrs. Jack Barker and attempted
criminal assault, waived examination
and was sent to Jail without bail.
Freeman partially plead guilty to the
crime.
At an early hour Sunday morning
Freeman Jones, a negro, entered the
home of Mrs. Jack Barker, a respect
able white woman in Fast Durham
and after dragging her from the
house into the yard, made a desper-
ate attempt to commit criminal as
sault.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Columbia Contractor Killed Unknown
Negro.

Spartanburg, Special-An unknown
negro man was killed Saturday after
noon at East Spartanburg by C. E.
league, a contractor. Late In the af-
ternoon league and the negro became
involved in a difficulty over Is cents
which the negro claimed was due him.
During the dispute the negro attempt
ed to draw a pistol, but league, be-
ing the quicker of the two, drew his
pistol and shot the negro through
the head, death resulting Immediately.
The killing took place on the line of
the street railway to Clifton some lit
tie distance down the track.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
To Resume Operations.

Salisbury, Special. = Under the
management of MI. G. H. Shaver, of
this city, the Salisbury Roller Mill,
which has been under repairs for
several weeks, will resume operations
within a few days. The mill property
has been greatly improved and, under
the management of Mr.. Shaver, will
make rapid progress.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Zulu Rebellion Collapsing.

Durham, Natal, BY Cabie.--Two of
Chief Sig.nanda's sons have surren-
dered to the Natalian forces and near
ly all of Chief Bambaat's followers
were killed in the recent fighting.
Colonel Mackenzie, of the Natalian
contingent, has given the rebels who
are leaders and scattered far and
wide, until June 10 20 surrender, af-
ter which time they will, be shot if
captured. 81,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Teachers' Assembly Closes.

Raleigh, Specialize Teachers
assembly closed a highly successful
three days session Saturday night.
The State association of county. sup
e~rintendents of public school is to
open Tuesday for a three weeks ses-
sion. There is every assurance that
the great majority of the teachers
here for the assembly will remain
over for the summer school.
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now in working order. This consists of a series O local co mmssny 9 -
mcooked. can be obtained at cost. Food is brought direct from the NorunA ~
refrigerator plants installed O. the commissions steamers, III Is uiSn"
slong the line of the raiway yin refrigerator cars. The hotels previously e. ,
in the canal 20 have been purchased by the commission anu u auW
to the commissary system. Ordinary laborGs are fed for 80 cents a uy' au
the better class of employees a 90 cents a day. n n mater OIL ampu
tbn it is estimated that the men and material required by ntraco
will be brought from the United States at COST The commission Is IN omuo o.
that corporation, AM also the W wenequpped vessels tn Me&Ho anu anu 1 20
vana, purchased from the Ward line. In addition Ito te Oh FTenc paH' Nt
N the iahmhs by DeLesseps, there has been purchased by he american a
eminent material costing approximately 100000. This material mmaume
in part: Two ocean steamships, 81 steam shovels, 40 locomotives, 10o nat
cars 24 dump cars II rapid unoaders, % unloading ploughs, ID earns preau
2 dnper dredges. Il steel barges, 2 stonecrushing plants DOC tos Oh
steel rails, 200 switch stands, 200 split switches, $4,000 crossues, IA ancom
chimes, and a quantity of explosives. All of this material Will b. placed At me ne
service OF the contractors whose bids are accepted, and 1t a price lot eAceeo
ing the actual cost, with due regard for deterioration. 1t III e seen tnere
fore, that American contracting firms desiring to bid o n tn Work III
PRACTICAL N entire equipment o the ground-HarpersW Weekly.
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News Notes.

The jubilee performance In honor
of Ellen Terry in London was a most
brilliant event.
1t is estimated that tens of thous-
ands of persons lost their lives in
the floods in Human Province, China.
The Russian Congress of Mobiles
has resolved to stand by the Car
and make no concessions to the peas
ants.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
Found Dead in the Woods.

Newberne, Specialize dead body
of c.. T. Watson, one of the most
prominent men in the county, was
found in the woods two miles from
here Sunday morning. The first sup
position was that he had been murder
ed, but an investigation by the coro-
ner's jury developed the fact that
death resulted from appoplexy AUS
ed by excitement.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
SOLD 1T.

Customer Crying it on)-I like the
shape of the bonnet well enough. but
don't you think it's rather plain?
20 MiIliner-It may be a little plain,
ma'am, bat see what an admirable
foil it makes for yourlfaces-Chicago
Tribune. ~ a.
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Little Child Killed.

Concord, Specialize ~3-year-old
daughter of Engineer Brock, at the
rock quarries was killed Saturday by
the discharge of a gun in the hands
of the relative of the little child. 5
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21

~~@@@%@~~$% ANY years 6 l cam here from a country town, oor IS any
$~"~~~% boy could well be; found employment in a large concern,
! NJ S.: Is: :; 5: :: 4; :;: !: :: ; e: e: s.: : ::::: A.: :: . T.: e.. :: 70; :; ~; : e.; : IT,: e.; g:
<<%%<%%&&41 whenI think it over day after day can only be ashamed of
it ALL l suppose l vas no worse than the others; l know
som were worse than l. 1 could always say, IT'S good
business" but l forgot that there vas such a thing AZ q snuarp/d al II 7
could get he better OF n associate or a customer or a employe, 1 did. Any
thing hat | could d. to attain my success was good business and 1 lii:
it
L LAY gven to charity, headed subscriptions, but it doesn't satisfy me /
Know III l hav WASH manly Last night l sat with other socaled
successful men. studied them. When they can't help thinking, they think
just as do
modern success is rank failure. 1t has made this country rich; it
mas MADE IL great; 1t has made its people selfish and unpdncipled. I would
give al possess tonight to sayi 81 have given every a square, deal !
ave don n o man a wrong"
Think it over; it will mean q lot % O some day
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
RAMS HORN BLASTS

AAA wiz SVEN Luc
lost always find
His love.
Little lusts give
the devil his best
hand-holds.
T b e ligion
that is not giving
is usually groan-
ing.ta
The worlds
work has no great
er foe than the
wilmer.