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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-28
;1SALMAGUNDI

Read our business locals elsewhere.
State Auditor Lyon is going through
the county's books.
A French army officer has invented
eye glasses which enable the wearer to
see on all sides and the rear.
BULLETINS FROM THE NELSON
HYLAND PRIZE FIGHT AT THE BAKERY
SALOON TOMORROW AFTERNOON,
More rain last night and today. If
this keeps up much longer, Ham Nc
Cain will be pulled up to the bursting
point.
NELLON-HYLAND PRIZE FIGHT
BULLETINS AT THE BAKERY SALOON
FROM O'CLOCK TOMORROW AFTER
NOON.
Mr.. James Russell is building two or.
three neat cottages west of his new
residence near the Western Pacific
shops.
Hot NEWS FROM THE NELSON
HYLAND PRIZE FIGHT AT THE BAKERY
SALOON TOMORROW AFTERNOON FROM
2 O'CLOCK UNTIL THE FINISH.
A drunken hobo laid at the foot of
the stairs leading to Masonic Hall
this afternoon during the shower.
Finally Deputy Constable Cotant came
along and walked him off to the lookup.
A new dam is to be constructed at
the outlet of Lake Tahoe at the head
of the Truckee river. The dam is be-
ing built by an electric company, but
will be under the control of the gov
gernment.
: Tom Harris was taken with chill
;the other night that has since kept him
in bed. He has suffered good deal of
pain, but last night he rested better and
today he is considerably improved. His
many friends hope to see him out soon.
Everybody is invited to attend the
3Memorial services at I. o. o. F. Hall
Sunday afternoon. There will be good
music and brief address by Attorney
.Taber. This part of the program will
not consume fifteen minutes at the
outside. Everybody should turn out.
~ The governor. controller and state
treasurer are investigating the affairs of
the Hospital for Mental Diseases
There has been considerable friction for
some time between Superintendent
Gibson and his appointees and the COM
missioners will try to find the cause and
apply the remedy.
The trial of Dave Williams at Winnie
mucca on the charge of murder ter
minated Monday night and resulted in
his acquittal. The Star says that the
evidence showed conclusively that
Williams acted in self-defense when he
killed the Western Pacific contractor.
The jury was out only forty minutes
A reward of $24, 900 has been offered
for the capture of four train bandits
connected with the robbery of the Over
land Limited train last Saturday night
few miles west of Omaha. No arrests
have been made, but wide search is in
progress 1t is estimated that the rob-
bers secured loot valued up to $3.50, 600
Orian Runker, 30 years old a resident
of Loyalton, Cal, died in the Peoples
hospital in Reno Saturday, one hour
after he had been brought to that city,
suffering from injuries sustained when
he fell from the veranda of his home in
Loyalton. He fell only two feet but
sustained internal injuries which were
fatal.
Where did you get those beautiful
carbon pictures of yours, Mag9'
Where do you think got them2 At
RansdelPs, of course" II thought as
much. He is always getting the best
there is and his studio is filled up. with
all the new things that come out. I
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08
DIR. Plus OPENS HEADQUARTERS.

There is no more speculation about
the opening of the Office of the Super
intendent of the Misunderstanding
Service that was endorsed some time
ago by the National Baptist Conven-
ton. Rev. N H. Plus, D. D., of
Springfield, Ohio, who was selected
to fill the position and begin the work
and who was to have been in Nash
Vile about the 25th of September, ar
rived just five days late and on Octo-
Der LIST the Office of the superintend-
ent of this new missionary move
ment, that is to be such factor in
instructing Sunday-school teachers in
the simplicity, worth and real Chris
tian side of the Bible teaching, was
thrown open and actual work begun.
1t is evident from the activity al
ready shown in this new department
of the great Baptist family that it
will be a success. DR.. Plus has been
busy preparing schedules, selecting
books and outlining plans to further
prosecute the work. For the past
week he has spent overtime in the
office. Notwithstanding he has had
the assistance of Drs. Ellington, Beck
! ham and Boyd, he has not yet been
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08

able to thoroughly complete all the
detail work incident to the beginning
of the first class of his first itinerary
AS usual, Nashville is to be favored
by having the distinction of seeing
the first real class conducted in this
new Teacher-Training Service. The
service consists of four branches,
namely: primary, elementary, prepar-
atory and normal Gust how many
books will be necessary to complete
this course is yet to be determined by
the superintendent and the Home
Board" said DR.. Plus to an inquiry
about the work The Office of this
new superintendent is located on the
second floor of the two-story book
and editorial building at 521 Second
avenue, North. AS far as could be
learned he will make a statement
next week inviting the Sunday-school
teachers of the forty-odd Baptist
churches of Nashville to form classes,
thereby beginning the real teaching
work at the earliest possible date.
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HAM AND JAPHETH AT THE
POLE,
CONTINUED from Page ~


cended to the level of his ideal, had
reached the Mecca of his ambition.
The task that he had cut out for him
self was great, but his faith was
equal to it, and he succeeded.
There is no conceivable way of get
ting Peary to the Pole without &C
knowledging the presence of Henson
there. This son of the Negro people
looms upon the worlds horizon as
one of the only three civilized men
who lay claim to having visited the
roof or gable end of this old globe
He is an intelligent man and took
care of himself. He has, it is said
his own data, diary notes and OBJ
servations. This proves that he was
wide-awake and alive to all that
transpired in that memorable quest
for the Pole. There is no way o.
figuring a member of the Negro
race" out of having his share of thu
honor of conquering the grim anC
eternal winter that encircles thu
Pole
There is no place on all this nun
dane sphere where member of an.
other race can go that a member o.
Henson's race can not put his foot a.
far as he who goes farthest. AM
now, let the shout go up in one gran,
volume until it reaches from ocean t.
ocean and from the lakes to the Mex
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08

their guests Friday and Saturday
their father, Mr.. James Long, sister,
Mrs. Henry Williams, and Mr.. Joseph
Edwards, of Ashland City.
WANTED-Children boarders for
the Academy of the Immaculate
Mother. For further information ap-
ply to Mrs. Lottie Brady, Chickamau-
ga avenue, miles Gallatin pike.
WANTED-sleepers at 4o4 Fifth
avenue and Cedar street.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Long enter
tanned their pastors of their churches
and wives respectively at dinner Sun
day. Those present besides the host
and hostess were Rev. and Mrs. j. G.
Fields, Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Burns
and Mr. Thos. E. Work. A four-course
menu was served.
Mrs. Matte Reeves, who has been
spending the summer in the noun
tains of East Tennessee, passed
through Nashville, spending two days
en- route to her home in Memphis
Tenn, this week. Mrs. Reeves is an
admirer of the Nashville Globe and
one of its readers.
Miss Alma Stevens, the sister Of
Mr.. Leslie G. Stevens, of the Railway
Mail Service, who has been spending
some time here in school, was called
home this week on account of thu
illness of her mother Miss Stevens
lives in Greenville, Ala. 1t is no
known whether she can return this
term or not.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08
lean Sea in honor of the conquest of
Ham and Japheth.-J. d. Crenshaw, in
National Baptist Union.
WANT NORMAL.
Continued from Page ID

School, ]. H. Kelly, Principal.
Every one present showed deep in
terest in the movement and each
speaker endeavored to show the peo-
pie the great good that would
come to Columbia from such an insti-
tuition. Strong resolutions were passed
favoring the move and urging the
leaders to do everything legitimate to
secure the school.
Columbia claims to have more to of
fer than any other section of the
State for the Normal College and the
people are determined to push it to
the end.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08
ADMISSION, Is CENTS

Theophilus Bartholomew Boyd left
Monday night at $3.50 o'clock for At
lanta, Ca, where he will enter for his
second year the Atlanta Baptist Col
lege, of which Prof. John Hope is
President.
Miss Willie M. Hendley, of Ill
Thirtieth avenue, South, left last Fri
day morning for Tuskegee Institute
to begin her work as a member of the
faculty.
Planks Chill Tonic for malaria,
chills, fever, cold and La Grippe.
Guaranteed Price, 25 cents per bottle.
Born to L.r. and Mrs. Henry Muse,
of Tenth avenue, South, a fine boy.
Mrs. Jennie D. Ballentyne, who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]. W. Work,
ST., left the city last week to take up
her work in a school at Koscinsko,
Miss.
FOR SALE-Grand Concert Size
double action Harp. Cost new one
thousand dollars. Will sell at rare
bargain. R. L. JETTON,
With CALHOUN & co.
Don't fail to see East Lynne at
Spruce Street Baptist Church Mon
day night, October IS.
Mr.. A. Church ran an excursion
from Decatur, Ala, to Nashville,
which was a credit.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08
BRADLEWs SCHEDULE.

Murfreesboro, Tenn, Oct. BE
low is the complete schedule of Brad
ley Academy for this season.
Bradley VS.. Murfreesboro A. c.
Bradley VS.. Pearl High School at
Nashville.
Bradley VS.. Winchester H. S. at
Murfreesboro
Bradley VS.. Burrell Academy at
Murfreesboro.
Bradley VS.. Turner College at Muir
freesbOro Thanksgiving.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08
PHOTOGRAPHIC Outfit FOR
SALE.

SX10 Studio Camera and Lens.
Stand and Universal Holder, taking
plates of all sizes. Also View Cam
era, 5xS Six Holders, Carrying Case
and Tripod. These are fine instru-
ments and in first-class condition.
Sold cheap, separately or together.
A money maker for an enterprising
man. A. G. ARMSTRONG,
Care of CALHOUN & co.
Nashville, Tenn.
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ToM THUMB WEDDING

A pretty Tom Thumb Wedding ac-
companied by chorus of a hundred
voices-all children-will be an inter
esting entertainment given by sew
eral clubs under the direction of Mrs.
w. S. Ellington, Mrs. Genie B. Will
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-08

Jams and Mrs. S. P. Harris, at the
First Baptist Church, Eighth avenue,
North, Monday evening, October IL,
beginning at o'clock Admission,
10 cents.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET

stores good location for plumbing, hardware
or grocery business. Address or call on j. L.
RANKIN. Claremont and College avs
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FOR saIe-Old established restaurant IN Berke-
ley. good location; ine business: owner has
other interests demanding his attention: about
$500 In cash required. This is a splendid
opportunity for restaurantman. See me AT
once. G.. ". TRUEBL0OD. 2136 Center ST..
Berkeley. Cal. phone Berk. 1920.
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AIN-Babcock electric: been run a year
price when new 81, 750; viii sacrifice consid-
erably in price for cash; just equipped with
new Epide batteries. A. c. HALL. 155 18th
ST.. Oakland.
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A FEW OF THE FLATS FOR RENT BY
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE CO.,
q Montgomery St TEL. DOUGLAS Al.
$is-44Ol-5 20th st. cor Diamond; 8 sunny
corner fats Of r and b. each, in first class
S9o-S27. 5o-eo7-e11. Greenwich ST.. cor. Of
Taylor; sunny corner fats, T. and b. each:
just completed.
s25-264 Frederick ST. near Clayton; lower
fat OF 7. and b.. very sunny.
S25-2603 Lake St. mr. 9th av.; upper
fat Of r and b.. in good condition
S25-TS7 LIST av., near Fulton; upper fat OF
r and b.; viii be put in order to suit tenant.
$25- $35-405-4o9 Cherry St cor. Sacramento:
and r. and b. modern apartment fats, in
S27 and S3O-s22- s24 LIST av. mr. Fulton ST.
lower and middle tat, 7. and b.; modern in
$3.50 and ss2-s1s-sso Preside av., cor.
Sacramento; 6 fats Of r. and b.; rent very
$500 stanyan St. nr. Frederick; upper
fat Of T. and b.; opposite Golden Gate park.
3750 aud S40--1676-7s Page St. mr.. Clay
ton; middle and upper fat of r. and b. each,
In desirable neighborhooo
So BOOT Lyon ST., mr.. Page; sunny, mod
lower fat Of T. and b.
S40-266J Baker ST., cor. Union: upper cor
ner. marine view fat OF Z r. and b.
S37 50-l372 Haight St, mr. Masonic av.;
upper fat Of G r and b.. convenient TO cars.
S40-2l3T Grove St, mr.. Cole; new, sunny
upper Eat Of r. and b.; ready for occupancy.
S40-240l-3 Iaguna NV cor. Of Vallejo;
sunny corner, marine view fats. in first class
condition; rent reasonable.
S45-1269 Oak St, nr. Baker; lower fat
OF g T. and b.; just completed.
5-S50-I9SS-92 Fell ST., mr.. Cole; lower
and upper fat OF r. and b. each; modern in
every respect
S65-S7o-3G4s-50 Union St. mr.. Devisadero;
lower and upper fists of r. and b.; modern,
marine view fats; just completed.
S65 20 SS5-24Ol Jackson. cor. Fillmore;
sunny corner apartments of 6 r and b. each
every modern convenience
$4,000 Fell ST., cor. Shrader; modern
apartment dat OF r. and b., overlooking the
panhandle.
Sso-North line Of Jackson st.. mr.. Cherry
lower Cat Of r. aud b.; will be completed in
q few weeks.
be mailed upon application.
SHAINWAI.D, BUCKBEE & CO.,
% Montgomery St Phone Douglas Al
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ASH av. 256. near Franklin st.-Modern fat; A
rooms and bath: rent $3.50. Apply 311 Locust
av near Franklin ST.
BELCHER .sB. nr. l4th and Market--S11;
lower rear fat. sunny rooms. In fne order;
open today.
"A BEAUTIFUL HOMES room fat; $50; 2267
Hayes: overlooking G. @. park; sunny and
light: large separate yard: garden; laundry In
basement janitor; nothing nicer in s. r
CLAYTON ST.. 22s, near Fell-Nine rooms; up
per fat: all day.
CLAY ST.. 1927. mr. Taylor-Elegant fat Of
rooms and bath: rent reduced.
EDDY ST. ssO-Elegant, sunny upper fat; 10
rooms and bath.
ELLIS St. 1882 few feet east Of Devisadero-
Lower rooms. bath. $3.50.
ELLIS ST.. 1904. corner Pierce-New. modern,
sunny Cat, rooms and bath: $27.60
FELL St. s63. near Fillmore-Fine nat: rooms.
FELL ST.. 52s. nr. LRgnna-FIats OF rooms aud
bath; rent reasonable; water free
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FOR rent about April 1. u room house on
Page ST. near Masonic av Apply to H.
WIENER. 1860 Van Ness ay.
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30 hp. White: run last summer; 1908 car; fully
equipped; about half price. Box 1920, Call.
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FOR observation-disclosures

AN absolute saving 80 to 90 per cent; heavy
in roll rim baths, $40 to SO; steel enameied,
SIS to IS: sinks. best heavy porcelain. new
SI5O to So: second hand. zoe to 81; best new
galvanized trays, $3.50 to $3.50; second hand,
$150 to 50; 80 gallon galvanized boilers, guar
anteed. $3.50 to 50; cement trays the very
best new, one part. 81: double, $3.50; glazed
wash tray something elaborate, Sc to IS; pip
ing, all kinds; galvanized u in. Be to &c
foot: 81 in 316c to &c; standard in cast
iron. new 16c second hand l21ac; all kinds Of
fittings at same rate; gas pipe from 21ac to
31ac: high tank toilets, wash down, very best,
Sc to So: low down. few Douglas $12 to
sI4. norceIain urinals. the very best. 25c or
the 81; latest wash basins, complete lavatory,
square and corners, 81 to Sl5; gas fixtures,
new and second hand, lOc to zoe on 81;
few select counters shelving, bar and back
bars
LUMBER. the very best new dimension
lengths $40 to S15; second hand So to $40;
best new No / redwood shingles. s1.75;
cedar, fulI count, S1.s5; regular price, So;
laths, $I50 to $3.50; new patent chimney
with plates brackets, tees and tops, 40c a
FOOT second hand, 25c; 10000 rolls and 3
ply roofing, 81 TO $3.50 a roll; 10000 windows
with frames any size complete from S1.50 to
So; SASH dollhouse. porch, veranda, basement
and Office l TO 10 lights, 25c to 81. DOORS
DOORS Don't forget doors. Your own
price from the very best one panel slash grain
pine to the cheapest panel redwood. 2Jc to
So we are prepared to furnish estimates,
large or small, regardless Of plumbing, lum-
Der trusts or combines II You don't bald
you home It amt our fault. DOLAN COM
PANY INC. largest dealers In building
terial west OF Chicago 1905 to 1868 Market
ST. between 10Th And 18TH Open Sundays
from to 4.
PACIFIC PIPE co.. SW. cor. Main and Howard
sts San Francisco-We handle second hand
Pipe and Casing exclusively and furnish
any quantity and sizes All pipe has
threads and couplings and guaranteed perfect
in every respect. Write or call for further
particulars. Phone Douglas 223S.
Jersey Durham cows and thoroughbred Jer-
seys: fresh and springers; all large mixers:
Young and gentle; will sell or trade for dry
cows sos J St, cor. 10th av., south of
Golden Gate park
EUCALYPTUS burns like coal IL you have a
burn eucalyptus; sacks 81: cord SO 80,
delivered; any length. PIONEER WOOD
COMPANY, 31S Jules av.; phone Market 5614.
CONCRETE mixers. gasoline engines. bolt cut
ting and threading machine; full line of
woodworking machinery and contractors equip
ment all In first class condition and right
prices WILLIAM T. MARTIN, $40 Pacific
building.
WALL PAPER, 21ac per roll and upward. Good
paint, 81 a gallon White lead, &c per lb;
building and roofing at greatly reduced prices.
Denatured alcohol at 65c gallon tlSS proof.
MERIGAN'S, 1447 Ellis st. Samples mailed.
PLUMBING shop for sale: downtown; 81 900.
Address box 12s, Call office.
REDWOOD SHINGLES, No. l. 50 per NJ. VIM.
F. Yates Lumber Co.. 1850 Howard st; mill
work specially.
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swell little cigar stand, good stock and
a good business; price $175: you can clear W
$50 a week and close up early.
GEORGE A. HERRICK. sos Van Ness av.
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FOR THE SHOE AND BOOT INDUSTRY.
We have a good lasting machine for shoe and
boot manufacturer. now market. which win
do the work with great satisfaction; light
severe lasting can be done without danger OF
tearing leather: It initiates hand lasting. but
will last more equally II pulls both sides
at once therefore II secures better at and more
comfort ard sure they VIII also wear longer
with this style OF lasting with this
chine could do about much work
can do. and rs very simple: II stands feet high.
5 feet 1 inches wide over head weight about 90
pounds made out Of iron. For further informa-
ton address LOUIS b. STASIN Antioch. Cal
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished

CALIFORNIA St, 2921- Elegant house, room:
bath, furnace; reasonable.
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AAA-Elegant upper, sunny, double bay win
dow; 3 rooms, washroom. bath, toilet: near
park and Ellis St cars; 1882 18th av.. Sun
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To
AAA-You VIII find all the desirable fats ant
dwellings in the city listed at the STERLING
Come and get printed lists. 1t will save yoI
much time and trouble The Lists are free ant
our reading clerks can give you special infor
nation on many Of the houses contained II
them.
STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY.
1O49 Market st
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FILLMORE St, 1443-Front parlors: sunny
beamed suites; year established dental office;
low rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26

kCoutinued on Third PaGel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26

Miss Fannie F1shman OF Baltimore is
the guest of Miss Richie Cans In this
city. Miss Cans entertained few
friends Wednesday to meet her guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26

Miss Camille Herman of 2022 10th street
northwest, and her guest, Miss Gertrude
BIondheim Of Baltimore. will be at home
this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26
SOCIETY.
Continued from. First Page.)

CONTINUED from. First Page.)
guest of Miss Helen Cooper. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper of r street,
left Monday for her home In Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. William F.. Dennis. recently elected
president of the Southern Relief Society.
received the unanimous vote OF the trus-
tees of that organization and therefor
has entered upon the duties of her posi-
ton with an unusual personal distinction.
Mrs. Dennis is a kentuckian. very
handsome woman. with great charm OF
manner and executive ability, which will
be OF immense advantage in the work
which will be required Of her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis will divide the winter be-
tween here and New York. where the
formers business demands much of his
time at present
The date of the Southern Relief ball Is
fixed for January 81 and will be held at
the New Willard. Already q representa-
tive gathering of persons from official
from all parts of the country have signi-
fed their intention Of being present.
Representative and Mrs. Charles F.
Booker Of Savannah, Mo-, are guests OF
the New Varnum for the congressional
season.
Mrs. Bowers, wife OF Representative
Of several days spent in New York.
Miss Trix Shaw Of Maine and Miss
Lydia Moser of this city. who are at
tending the Kee Mar College. Maryland
are the guests during the holiday season
of Miss Anna Windick, at 1412 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Miss Florence Barr of Roanoke, Va. is
spending a few weeks in Washington
visiting her mother. Mrs. Barr. on o
street.
Miss Wood, sister Of Representative
Wood, left last week to spend the Christ
mas holidays at her home In New Jer-
sey. She will return early in January
and will be a guest, as usual, at the
Cochran Hotel for the congressional sea-
son.
The Cuban minister and Nine. Garcia
Velez and their three children, Calixto,
Carlos and Justo. who have been In New
York for the past two months, returned