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The Delta independent., 1886-11-16

Philadelphia Times.-The cat ami.
mails IN the carnivora house ut the
"Zco" took their first outing recent
!y Superintendent Brown had told
Keeper Shannon that If the day was
pleasant he might give the brutcs n
little fresh Air and exercise in their
roomy outside cages. When the sGn
came out warm and bright in the
mornins-keeper Shannon opened the
gate leading from the first inside cage
to the outer one. and the jaguar, who
is a sedate old fellow who has beer
there many seasons, walked out and
gave himself a sun bath. George and
Minnie. the loving couple OF lions,
were next let out. When the door was
raised they made a rush for the en-
closure and then made a combined as
saul; on the iron bars OF the outside
cage. They shook them with their
paws until the entire row OF cnCcs
:rembled to their foundations, and
then, when they fourri that they could
not break out to absolute liberty,
they showed their appreciation of their
extended liberty by leapinC over each
others backs and going through the
funny antics Of n pair of kittens.
The two leoparcis, who were given
the liberty o< their outside cage were
more eedate aud went about qIietly
munclIins grass like a yoke al old oxen
The fIn came when Tiger Jim 2d was
ofI.rc the liberty of his outside yard
for tire first time When the gate was
raised he was IA little suspicious and
examined the hack part of his cage
clns,lx- NIl.,, ha yaral th,s tbo
gate was open he seemed to suspect
that some trap had been laid for him
and instead of going out went to
the front Of his cage and crouched
down rs though waiting further iievel.
opments. Nothing happening. he made
another investigation, and closely ex-
amined every bar of the tunnel leading
to the outside cage. Then he walked
into the yard, feeling his way at every
step. In the meantime the big numa,
Or mountain hon. had been turned out
il the second cage above, and sat there
watching Jim 2d in his tour of investi-
cation. Finally their eyes met. aud
Jim, with a roar that startled the
guards in Paramount Park, made q
spring snd strurk sAe e:ntervening bars
with all four feet.
ne nihla STRUCK an Rtnouue ol DC
fense and yelled back to Jim az def.
nntly as though he knew they could
not reach each other. Then Jim
caught sight OF George and Minnie and
the three roared at each other until
the surrounding woods aud hills re-
sounded. After time they all settled
down to the quiet enjoyment OF the
bright sunshine that they had not
basked in for six months, and had .
thoroughly enjoyable day of it.
The animals out yesterday occupied
Itcrnate cages. so that they could not
lsat with each other between the b srs,
,nd today the other half of the cat
.nimals will be given q run In tho out.
lds csSes.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
a wonderful Cat.

Said II son of Erin yesterday: "Your
remarks on n mule remind me of II cat
that troubled me some timeago. Tile
cat was An old The one lie became *,
much bother to me that made up my
mind to kill him, and so knocked
him in the head with IN ax. but up
on my word he'd turn up the next
morning Just us good MS ever. Then
made up my mind to kill him, some
other way One night teok him III
and laid his head on u block AS l would
chicken. and with wa AK ! chopped
of his head clane as n whistle. took
up the two parts and threw them intc
u pool ut the back of the garden.
took u 'drap of the crater on getting
Id Of the auld divil that night Well
sir. what dc yea thinkg When l go,
up ip the mornin to kindle y tire. al
It's me custom to do, and when l open
c,i the buck door. what did see bu
that cat coming down the walk to
ward tire house wild his llea.d In hi.
lnouth.-Ex.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
II. scott. Has. Monitor Says.

While talking with ID. a. Camp, the
popula + book keeper at Pages lmpl,-
ment House, the subject of Cough
Medicines WAS brought mp. SAYS
Camp. thereiS one to which feel
deeply indebted. 1t has gwen feliet
time and inne again 10 my wife and
children. In fact feel under ,ht
greatest obligations to Prichard Bros.
druggists, fnr pursuading mo to buy a
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy. would not tie without bottle
of 1t in the house for twice its cost. Ia
regard to all throat complaints of cldl
dren and FOR colds IL is unsurpassed
Iou just try it once and you will bt
surprised ut the results. Sold 10y
latham s Williams. y
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
A LIVING HERO.

The residents of North Platte, Ne
braska, fully realize the fact that II liv
Ing hero has his home among them.
and that the Hon. VIM. f. Cody. who
i. popularity known as Buffalo Bill"
pluck and manliness, and all the attri-
Dutes which combine to make brave
and modest man. is just as he repre-
iented in the exciting narratives of
real life in the Wild West, which have
recently become so popular IN the New
York Weekly. On Wednesday. Oct.
O, Mr.. Cody returned to his home in
North Platte. and the occasion was
made memorable by The hearty well
come accorded him by the populace.
The public buildings. and many of the
pri vate ones. were gayly decorated with
bunting. and the people turned out in
IL body so receive the great scout. The
Mayor, Hon. George w. Hammond.
W .lcomed him in All affecting speech
banquet in the evening at the Pacific
Hotel. Among other pertinent re-
marks made in response to the toast of
which he was the subject. Buffalo Bill
sud, Il have tried to show that Il cow
boy hat IS not the emblem of brutality,
any more Than minister's gown is III
ways the robe Of Righteousness; have
tried TO show that we men of the west,
who made this wilderness blossom like
the rose deserve place in the mem
ory of this mighty mation." Truthful
words these. and spoken modestly too !;
but if you would learn what the hero
who uttered them did toward making
the Wild West Il home for pea ce full
people, you must read Ned i.untlne's
great story of buffalo Bills Last Vic
tory" just commenced in No. of the
New York Weekly. The exploits of
living characters are narrated in this
thrilling narrative. and among the
tile brave scouts who figure therein
are Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack. For
sale by all uewsdeillers, or will be sent
four months for 81. Sample copy will
be sent free TO any address,, OH applica-
ton. Address all letters to Street x
Smith, publishers, 81 Rose street, New
y Urk.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16

New YORK. Nov. s-An intelligent
and well informed member of the
knights OF Labor tells the Com mercial
Bulletin the following story. which, il
true. indicates tlit, il the labor agit;,t-
ors have taken !arge contract on
their hands:
A grand international conference Of
European and American Labor organ
iza,ion is 10 I've held in this city ut the
beginning Of the new year. or rs soon
MS practicable thereafter. for the pur-
pose.ot formGlating n systematic plan
whereby labor on both sides of the
Atlantic viii make common cause.
Correspondence between the various
bodies on the subject is already in pro-
gress. One Of the Grst effects of this
combination would he the election of
the President of the United States in
the wo' kingmen's interests. inasmucli
as the financial basis OF their cam
paIgn fund would he immensely broad
ened by contributions which would as
suredly come from brethren abroad.
For this policy they say they have n
satisfactory precedent in the contribu-
tions by Americans for the emancipa-
tion of Ireland. In the recent munich
pal contest the experiment of foreign
contributions was tried to some extent
with very satisfactory results, the
money sent on from Canada having
been placed in this city where it would
do the most good. Care will be taken
TO exclude from the proposed confer
ence extremists. cranIs and irrccuncil-
ables 80 nothing shall be said or done
to excite the apprehensions of conserv-
ative people, or to Justify the SUSPECT on
that the movement is not in every
sense comlnendi,ble. and one. therefore.
deserving Of the commentator and
support Of the country. The calcula.
tion is That the National convention Of
the two great political parties that will
be called upon to nominate their can
dda,cs for the Presidency in isSs,
would lie constrained TO heed the wish
es OF such body, and II the latter was
not strong enough TO elect President
II could at least prevent the success of
any man or any party that was mimi
cal to the Ia Dor cause.-Ex.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
No,iec Of Final settlement.

In the matter of the estate of Luther T. CLARK
deceased. Notice Is hereby given. that on We'd
nt~day. the nth day of November, \. u. lsSs. he
Ing one uf the rrSlirr days Of the October terra
nt the County Court Of nrlta county. in the
Stale of Colorado, i. Melyina Clark. ENecuiriG ..
said estate VIII appear before the Judge OF said
Court, prsent my nnal settlement such Exec :
utriN. pray til. approval af tine same. and will
then apply to be discharged aS such ENccuSriN.
AT which time and place any person. In iBL-res
may appear and present objections to the saUie,
II any there hex
psted al Delta Colorado. October ilth. 1888.
NELStSA CLARK
E,ecntrix Of the estate Of Luther L. Clark, de-
rclSpi
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Worse than . Fire Alarm.

One of the most dreadful alarms
that eau he sounded IN a mothers ears
is produced by Group: drc,sltal because
1t is known 10 be dangerous. the more
dreadful because the lie of n loved
one is IN jeopardy. Chamberlain,s
Cou sh Remedy isa never failing safe
guard against this dangerous disease.
Its reputation as preventive and
cure of Group is fully and firmly es-
tab. shed. In fact il is the only reme-
dy which can always be relied upon.
Sold by, Latham Is Williams.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Thanksgiving PROCLAIM alton.
BY the President of the Untted State

BY the President Of the United States.
1t has long been the custom of the
people of the United States on one day
in each year, especially set apart for
that purpose by the chief Executive.
to acknowledge the goodness and mer-
cy of God, and to invoke his continued
care and protection.
In the observance of such custom. J.,
Grover Cleveland. President of the
United States, do hereby designate and
set apart Thursday, the a5tli day of
November, to be observed and
kept AS IL day of thanksgiving and
prayer. On that day let all our peoIle
forego their accustomed employments,
and assemble in their Usual places of
worship. to give thanks to the Ruler Of
the universe for our continued enjoy
ment of the blessings of free govern
ment, for the renewal Of business pros
perity throughout our land. for the re-
turn which has rewarded the labor of
those who till the soil. and for Cur
progress as Il people in all that makes
nation great.
And while we contemplate the inf
mite power of God in the earthquake,
the flood and the storm. let the CRATE
full hearts of those who have been
shielded from harm through his mercy
be turned in sympathy and kindness
toward those who haYe suffered from
his visitations. Let uB also in the
midst of our Thanksgiving remember
the poor and needy with cheerful gifts
and aiies, so that our service may by
deeds of charity. be made acceptable in
the sight OF the Lord.
In witness whereof have set my
hand and caused the sea! Of the Unit
ed States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this
first di.y of November. in the year of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and eighty six. and of the independ-
ence.of the United States of America
the one hundred and eleventh.
tSignedD. GROVER CLEVELAND.
by the President:
I. +. BAyAHD. Secretary of State.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
N.,,e. for pus,i..,,.,.
LAND OFFICE AT GuNNI.oN. CoLo..
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Oct. -, lsss. I
Na,iset is hereby given that the following named
settler has ned notice of his Intention to make
hnal pronf IN support Of his clsin, and thai said
prsht will lie niade before W,a. a Eckerly
Clerk Dist. Court, at Mnntrure, Colorado, on I,ec
II lS~5, viz: John w. Sltchcr. ID ) il6s. Ute Ser
les. for the SCI, Sec. si. I 81 y. Il. IL W. n NJ Nj
lie names the following witnesses TO prove hls
continuous feSit,esice upon, ami cultivation Of.
said iand, VIZ Jsseph Hall. OF Brown. Colo.
Emmet II. Walker. HERMAN u. Bear. George =
Jackson. OF i'elta Colorado. SPecISl uotsee Is
given to John W. Long.
JOHN J. THOMAS,
ln-S-it-S0 Register
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for pubI,eat,oa.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSStsoS. Colo.
act IL lSSS

LAND UFFICE At GUNNI>ON. COLO., =
act. II. lss6- !
Notice Is hereby given Il at the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention 10 mA;sv
final prsof in support Of his claim md that xaid
prOUf~il be made before i. l.. kellogg. tltris
Dist Court AZ Dclia, Colo, on Nov. ~. lnBa. VIZ:
Frank W. CAilds, D. :. ai2, Ute Series. for thu
sei. uel., nell SCI, See. !, swA nwi4. nwx sNSs
s.S.s, I. Is 5. K. .! W. 9th T.. ",
lie names the following witnesses to prove bls
continuous residence upon, ag,t cultivation VI.
said land. viz William kiser. William 4. Young.
Colo.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GrSS,soS. Col
AtfsS,t.s ~ 1,sf

LAND OFFICE AT GtSSisoS, colo. ~
August y, 1856
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
prpof will be made before Nm. A. Eckeriy. Clerk
District Cont AT Noutrn.e. Colorado. on Nov. p.
ISs6, viz: Marx Power. d 5. i0i Cte Series. for
the c. 4, n. W. a. s.w- Il. II. e. l. n. W. n. e
y. and c. y, Il. y. Sec /, p SO, y X. II W
y. VI. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation Of,
ssiA land. viz Lyman Hlbbdri, Daniel VI. Kelly.
Calvin ONeil, Robert \. Austin. all OF Brown.
Colo.
lo-ls-ll.2s JOHN !. THOMAS. Eesister.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for Publication.
LAMB OFFICE AT GuSSisoS Care


LAN5 OFII IVE ut NUN NlF'lN CVIO.,
Oc'. ID. 1856. I
Notice is hereby given that the following nsnieti
settler has ied nst!9e of Its Intention to mako
hlla pruUi In support Of bis caiEi, and that said
prnuf " III he IHada before 4. X. King Comfy
Judge, AZ Delta. Gnln-, on nect ihter lst.lss6,
VIZ. JOAN IL Burton, u. 5. Iloj, Ute Ser
lcS, for the 2 nest, eiG seA. See. -. I. Il s.
70 v.6la +. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uI.in. and cultivation OF.
said lard. VIZ Il ranres T.. Boyd. William \.
kennicntt, GeSrsc l-rUYcr William II. kipihan /.
all of Delta. Colo
I0-2G-lI-5o join J. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for Puaiieatson.
LAND orEIcEAr GuSSisoS. coLo [
Oct Is, lss6.

LAND UfttCEAr UUNNlsoN, COLO Z
oct. Is. lssj.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nRmed settler has tilei notice of his intention
make fnal proof in support ofhis claim, and that
said pruot will bc nude pefor1 Wa. a. EcSeriy.
CLERK District Court at Montrosc, Colo.. on Sov
q. 1856, viz: Horace VI. Corey d. $. 6Gp tte SER
i,s forthe swit sos4 Sec. >, Vges uel&. nv sci.
Sec. Is, T. VI y. X. II W. y. NJ. NJ.
He names the following, witncs sses to prove his
continuous rrsidence upJn. and cultivation ot.
said land. viz: Georgc II Cone, Lewis W. Wnite.
John Wilson, John W. Doutnitt all oi Bruwn.
CJl,,.
iois-u,a JOHN j. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for paSlicn.io..
LAND orYlcE AT GrSsisos. Colo. /
Det lSX

Oct 5. 1855. / :
Notice Is hereby given that the folle .irx nAme.i
>e.tler has filed aotcc of his intention 10 MAKO
nnAI proof in support of his .lair and that raist
prooi will be made hrforo \. ~ Ming. County
1udse. at Delta, Celo-. on November II. ieea.
viz. elyina'Clagk, b. :. IeT Ute serier fof the
81 NV. lots AID L. sec ., /. II S. R. 81 W.. ssh
l.. NJ.
liz names the following witnesses to prove h<S
continuous residence ulOn, aud cultivation OF
s.sid land viz. Henry l.. Marut. Henry J. HAM
raGnd. Aaron Ciough. jacob IL. Rudolph. all Of
Psnuia- Colo.
Wls-ii.lc JOHN J. THOMAS. Registef.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for ,.ubllca.,.n.
I.A>p UFficE AT GuNxis.,N. Colo.
Oct. ldth. issAi.

LNNp OfflcE AT GuNNls4lN. COi.O.,
Oct. ldth. isS6.
Notice is hereby given that the following nanied
Sestler has hlrd notice ot nus Intention " lnake
1ns proof IN support VI Ills ciaitn and that Sal
prlof Will he made before \ H. kinx. Cuunty
Judge at Delta. Colorado, I'M Nov. 2ith issd.
viz Luther J. Bryant y. la0s Ale series, tue
the sw.l swi4 SET. -. NJ nwtx. uwA nrl. Sex.
a., I, 10 =, II, ~ w, 6tl 4. NJ.
lie nti"cs the following witnesses % pruve his
continuous residrneu upuai. and GU. isatinn ~
said ian,l. VIZ: Ju~el.h iiarker. Edward Cssly.
Lyman sessois. Albssi y. Williams all Vi bettA.
G,Iu, Z. u IS II
iU-l9 -it-e3 JOHN ]. THOMAS.
k.gtstss.f &
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
notice for publicntIon.
L.sp o'rloR AT Guxslsoy, coLo., !

Oci. 10, 1884, !
Notice Is hereby given that the following ilamcd
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
mai proof in SUPPORT Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made befurt: L.. l.. Kellogg clerk of
District Conrt, AT Delta, Colo. ON D,-. /. lses,
viz; Henry Sohler, Ds Ute series, for The neis
sw'4, VIZ stil, SEC % nw ns-i, sec. -, n. Is ;.
X VI W. 9th T. N
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land, viz Carl II. GreshiiuI, Cae,ar Zunola,
Alfred {. Botsiord william a. Shepherd all OF
Delta, Colo.
It4t-Il-sO JOHN J. THOMAS. Register
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
Notice for pu aiicn,i.n.
LAND orfIcr. At GcNsrsoS. Colo.
Oct. 5. 1856.

LAND OFfICc, At GCNNIsoN. Colo [ :
Oct 5. 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlcr has hleu notice OF his iulcntien ~
make final proof In support OF his Claim. and
that sali1 proof will be made before A. II. Nsss.
County Judge al Delta. Colorado, OF Nsy. /, iss.'.
viz: sylvester Huntingdon, b. :. 2si Ute Serics;.
for tl.s lot .. sec Il se't SCI see, H. ne'S no
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation got.
said lsui. viz: Geurge W, N9ody. Oliver \.
phelp.. James \. HsycriTr, Theodore Mnteott, xt
OF Dclla. Colo,
lai2-lllo JOHN J. THOMAS Rcgt.tux.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
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51OI Delaware ST.. Kansas City,
Mo.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16
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Delta, Cole.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-16

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Nosle. for PublIea,io n.
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Oct. Is, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has iied notice Of his Intention To iHa Z
hnsl proof in support of his Claim and that sAid
prubi will be made before \. r. King. County
Judge at Delta. Colo. on Noy- 5. lssa. VIZ
Warren - -rowu, ID. 5, lsa Ute Series. ior she
els ~ Sec. IS, WI swl4 Sec. ~. I. 10 :. X -
eth =. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove h!.
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Edwari l.. Kellogg, Fuydici
R,.I-d"r. nsiiel Mccarthy. George smith, al Q
Delta. Colo.
lvis-Il--3 JOHN }. THOMAS Reg LsiSE.