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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Kansas Midland Railway
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily ATM. SO A. n
Passenger arrives Ellsworth .......... 1858
FrflghJ leaves Wichita uatl a.
Freight arrives at Ellsworth ............ 40 p
ARRIVES IRON THE NORTH.
Passenger from Ellsworth. 900 p
Freight from Ellsworth Observation-Disclosures. sop IN
The Kansas Midland Is the direct line to the north
west and is the best and shortest route to Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
CITY Union Ticket Office ~ North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Station.
W. ID. MURDOCH
Freight and Pass Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Wichita and Suburban
FOR PARAMOUNT.
First car leaves Fourth and Williams at 600
Commencing at SIS u wifi leave 10 minutes
after every hour until l,ti5 p ing Douglas
avenue Water, % minutes past the hour. Car
ieaVinE corner First and Ma 80 m $50 and
t;5U p M viii connect with Paramount.
FOR BURTON CAR WORKS, PACKING HOUSE AND
STOCK YARDS.
Leave First and Main streets daily at soc, 6:5o',
IL 150- 80. 10. $50: $50. $40 aSr, $50 0l0-.
1880 lG.- ll;lO. l5-, lg0 a l2lO-, 1910. l2,5r,
liza L O. l:5 2o", Zoo 80, 9l5 3gl. 80. .:l0-, 80
$50, $40 5S' $50. 6;lu-. 60, S;rF. 7O. 7&p, Is.,
So SD 50-. s.lv. e,1- 80. II To-
y B-Tbe star indicates that the goes through
TO the Car Works without delay or transfer.
LEAVE PARAMOUNT FOR CITY.
600 7O, 80 SO0 $50 s,lC 1910 HE 1910 ITO 30,
$40 s!o, $40 sto, ESQ. 90. 80 e;la $40. ll;yI
LEAVE BURTON CAR WORKS FOR CITY.
6l0 655 rs, SIS IS go. 1915. lo55 *. PTS
i2a5, Us, gas 2S. S,S slo, 4,55 SO, OILS 655, iSj
s,l1. SIS. 9,&', 10 ),
Cars leave after all plays at Crawford Grand.
Extra cars can oe had by telephoninS No 40, or
calling az ofice No .55l y Fourth avenue
LIE TAYLOR, Manager.
Q. J. CHAPMAN, Surt. d5S
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

LrOR RENT. SALE on TRADE-A good Touring
L mill near Wen IA. First class houses In Wichi-
I. for farm lsHd. DHIncumGered residence Pre- -
ery IN one OF the best cities In ka sas FOR farm
property Cal on 4. T. shapter CO., room :. 10
y Market s., wichita, Kansas. d55-s-
NOR RENT-windsor ho,el. FL Dorado. Kansas
L furni.he' ald dolA- good business Call AZ
hotel address JOAN L. Johnson. Potwin, Kansas
TOR RENT-A new brick three-story VITA base
Il mont hotel containing forty rooms. spienoc
10 as4on. Will be ready for occupancy ABOUT 49, %
10Th OF August corner OF Oak and Fifth Cal oG
premises ut Io55 south Mead. John EasgerrUs4a
d4o-2w:
L1OR RENTING good business rooms. and oTic
Il rooms on End floor OF building on D0usia ave
centrally located Enquire OF y. r. NeiGefiaud---
dst Il
TOR REST-1he Gold Dust Hotel at the suck
Il Yards. opposite the Exchange Inquire !4I- y
Topeka J. G. hyperion. Agent. IFf
L'OP REST-Pss;urc-I have 80 acres OF cholcs
i land fenced with board fence, seven miles rom
wichita on the Cow skin creek, plenty Of running
water and shade Horses pastured a. 3 per mon h,
care will oe taken TO prevent accident or escape.
but viii not be responsible should any occur. Ad-
dress II. r Butler. i4l y. wichita st, di4 u
EoR REST-Good Offices. with perfect Hght and
II ventilation. IN the Sedgvick. low s. per
month Apply at Office. No 10 second floor p J.
Collins, agent LIT
NOR EENT-Three good store rooms Douglas
II ave. once rooms furnished and uDfprnisasi
rooms. n r. Barnes Son. ~ Douglas sveEns,
room l. iILf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasurer's Record, Stray Record.
transcripts, Compiled Laws of 1885. and
a full assortment OF blanks. For sale az
this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

CyTOgA6E-Fos bc2sesosS gods g. z~rcea,1.se
- hcx~d o. focse- II yo2 lave Aey Gco4a 70 s.s-s
sr1sG hen - - wsls4sa s.s-Aes Ca Ss- Is HR
DcsG.AA ave- Ag
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FOR EXCHANGE

ITO EXCHANGE-For clothing. III acTes well
i improved land ~ miles from good town. four
hours drive from Wichita tss0 Heys4 falling streams
of water. 20 acres under fence aid OF The Test
stock and grain farms IN s.9gs1ck comfy. Pr
500 mortgage 81 500 years. Address W. :. stew
art, Latham. Kan. GJ5 .
LyOR EXCHA SGE-s5.ffF genera Nero andiss ia
Il Bio0un ztoB. In va. clear property N Reno
county, 81 10 iiITeEa I'd notion. stock wants
good farm. viii assufas some. four stsllt0ls fuT
lands. large list Of eastern farms for aaUzs.
near here for god snsep ranch il Butler Green
wood county. Write ne for what y0u want i. s
Beanstt, Westyhala- kan 5-s.
LOB EXCHA NGE-To traders and ever bocy else
Il lie Kansas abstract sEsDCF WI furnish ygs
hS-rast any lands IL re Htsfe % kscs4s. $50
diagrams. descriptions ana estimates q Tslus
Kansas Abstract Agency. rooms ] 70 4. No II =.
Es-sss s;-, Wichita Kan. J. r Wheeler. raara gsT.
dit!
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PHILLIPS H. BOWN

Veterinary Surgeons J. ". Philips, D. V. 8. grad
us,e OF the Chicago eL. college. I. A. Bewa, v s
Once S25 Z Doug avenue. Wica.ta. kaS.
Telephone No. ) Il-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Wichita & valley Center Motor & X. Il. Co
Me.or Tor Valley Center viii leave Thir:e zenith
street at 5.2j 1920 IL II. and 80 p.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita AT SD a. m aud
l22N. $40 and ~ p.
Cars VII leave Douglas avenue FOR car works
connecting with motor every hour from go s. m
I'll. s-to p.
Extra cars for excursions 1t all times. dIa-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
viii be charged for tho rate Of i've cenes per Ina
per week no notice for less than 3 cents
All For Sales or other business notices WIN b
charged for at the Of 0ceass per line per week:
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. NJ Stoddart
Co. Publishers Mrs l.. :. Carter agent Oaics &J,
Dougiasaye.. rooms Il and Is Wichita Kan Cali
and examine the work or send Tor specimen leaves
R. WEEKS & SON,
Contractors and builders shop and otsc- co-r.r
Sycamore and Chicago avenues Wes, Wich!ta
dwelling sS Wabash avenue Tes2hCne 2s;. s2-tf
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WILL ". MCKEE,
MARY MERRILL.

lawyer and collector. room 3F. Sedewic
Bullclas. tlrst and Narke. SIS, WicaiIA Kan
G6ers
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

Free reclining char cars are now running
on ali trains on the C.. K & n railway
Rock Island Route" between Wichita
Topeka, Kansas City. ST Joseph. Chicago
ST Louis Eff
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
". q. BRIDINBAuoH. VIII. RACcH.
BRIDENBAUGH & RAUCH,
Attorneys and Counssllors ~ Law. Rooms 5 and
Eat aS North Main 81. 9at
o E G. KENDALL.

Attorney at law. Attorney for Manufacturers Ex-
change Chicago. Prosecute5 claims for pension,
bounty. etc Room So Sedgwick Block, Wichita,
Kansas. 39-lmoy
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
TYPE-WRITING.
GENERAL sTENOGRAPEER

Mrs. Kendall. copylst, room JD Sedgwick build
Ing Wichita, Kansas. Hours, so IL, 10 > 90 IN.
di2-,n+
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

-CIS IL ENGIN El0S. ----
Office 80 North Market Street. Wichita Kansas,
Survey business ard residence lots. do ma piping
and plating lay out towns additions. parks ceme-
ferries, give grades for buildings, pavements.
sewers. All work under our personal supervision.
Thlrty-ive years experience. 56-lns
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FOR TRADE

TOR TRADE-isG acre farm fenced and well i'm
proved. Two niles from CseaFss AIR. for farEa
n Missouri Ar Sailsass PAT y wants 20 sacS- =
handsome new s-rocm cot Ass AMI barn TO trade for
LAID or lots. A stock OF boots and fer unin-
cum bere5 land tsal m cash. balance in lots J.
K kenwur.hy, Ss7 East Douglas 5S-St
TOR TRADE-l5o acres good valley lands IN Conn.,
Il ma1ckc county 20 acres broke. Mortgage So
due years al Per cent. Trade for steam aundry
outfit 20 move out OF III las; Douglas avenus
54-st
I'OE TRADE-Hou>e and lot in kinsynan 4, trade
with cash for wichita property. j. East Dough a
avenue, s<tt
L'OR TR ADE-one iine so acre farm wei imrrov-
Il esi, in Macon CO. No Want good City residence;
:! acres, nice little eou>e in Macon
Co. for. city properly Lap acrrs in Pe,ls
county Nc. near SedalA all highly impro<e ed:
Want in-d,. wichita property. OF lily property and
farm laad II Kansas Acre P-opcrsy ter residence
III city lots with NJ little incum brance Cor
land. A. :. Nelson RON ?. lilo Narks
street dSS-6t
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LNOR SALE OR TRADE east front lots near
Il Dold. Packing house; will sell for part cash
and balance on long tune, or will take good mort
CAGES for the entire amount. A good Investment
for any one able TO improve the zane Call on or
address Walker Fielder, Room 9. t2J y. Yam
street. J-US
EOR SALE-Choice building property On Frisco
Il Heights. p block from Hills de ave. IS lots.
Price low $3.50, cash Will handle them. balance
time suit purchaser III sell lots suit pur-
chasers. improvements are now being made near
thu property Address or call on Walker d Fielder,
Room g, 20 y. Main street, J-st
Tor SALE OR TRADE-51 feet front and house
Il 81 Marttnson ave. VIII trade for vscsnt lots
anywher- between Fourteenth and Twentieth sls;
also lots JUdson university will trade for
small stock OF groceries Robt. J. Mckee, 3s Mar
tinson ave, West Wichita. SET
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

And Notary Public Shorthand work and copying
OF all Kinds satisfaction guaranteed; special
terms for large contracts also contracts outside of
city. L. u. HULL, room SIS, Sedgwick BLOCK.
d4o-lmr
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

LNOR REkT-Two good business rooms. and one
Il rooms on 2nd floor OF building on Douglas
centrally located. Enquire OF y. r. NeiGeriaHd--
dss Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

BUTTER-Fancy I'm good demand; medium grades
slow. Creamery, H--.s!'c, dairy, lHrltC,
EGGS-Fresh scarce; firm guaranteed, l58l5l2c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
]. F. ADAMS,
DEAN GORDON,

Attorney and Counselor AT Law. Money TO loan
short time, small amounts. Ies Nam Stree.
Wichita hAnsas. Gl5s
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

AttOrney-as-lAw. onice, roora 2. H:st.as block
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING.

INOR SALE-Two hundred and sixty head Of cat
i lie and eighty head OF calves. also twenty head
Of horses. dye miles south Of Goddard ScigWiek
county Peter Smith. Goddard. Kan or on tho
farm G5. %
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
jYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

Once in the Clement building. Rooals5 and 5 Isl
\ Main ST.. or lock box 'd J. A. McManAn. oupt.
lS-rt
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
bar & HERRIN 8,

JOHN W. BEAR J. C. HERRING,
Res. 30 y. Marke. st. Res. 2I5s s. Mead ave.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24
HELP WANTED-MALE

"ANTED-Ar A statesmen to represent over
w all and shirt manufacture in southwestern
Kansas; one with ests tlished trade and reference
Address Valley Center Overall and Shirt Factory,
Valley Center, han, TOD.
"ASTED-Coat makers. Steady work guarsn-
W teed 10 frst class men at good wages Swah
x CLOSER. 90 Main ST.. 5Srr
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-24

nor RENT-Windsor hotel. FL Dorado. Kansas,
4 furn.he' apd dolAs good business. Call AZ
hotel address JOAN Z. johnson. Potwin Kansas,
do ~
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-21
Mlrta and MerTimant.

the campaign OF 81. Il cannot,
he said; Il have retired from Grim
inal practice"
Judge Underwood, the elder, was
engaged in case once, and the
judge, after charging very decidedly
against him, locked Up the jury for
the night and adjourned court. AZ
ter tea the judge AMI Underwood
were walking or the piazza Of the
hotel near the court house, and
heard quite a movement Of chairs
and of feet in the jury room, when
the judge remarked: 81 believe :he
jury have gone to prayers" when
Underwood said: Il expect so.
Failing to get any light from your
honor's charge, they are seeking it
from above"
A Mr.. Harris. Of Atlanta, was on
the witneSs-stand in Fulton Sup
rior Court, and was being exam
ined by the then Encouragement
of Georgia. The witness did not
reply to a question as directly as
the encouragement wished. The
latter repeated his question, and
added with emphasis: "Now. Mr.,
Harris, you certainly understand
that question, for you are a very in
tel,igent man" Thank YOU, Mr..
Acknowledgement, replied Mr. Har-
ris, with a bow, II would return the
compliment with great pleasure if
I were not at present under oath"
when the conflict was raging in
Georgia between Wings and Demo
Gratis, one DR.. Miller arraigncd tie
Democratic party with terrible force
at n big meeting. He said rs
there any man in all this assembly
that will now dare to confess him
self a Democrat?" Contrary to ex-
pcctation, a chubby Irishman, with
q red nose, arose, and placing his
hands on his hips, with his arms
akimbo, said: Yes, sir, / am a
Democrat" The doctor drew al
tention to the queer looking figure,
and said "3Iy friend, if you would
wrap few wisps Of straw around
you, you would be demijohn."
There is a story Of two Rochcs-
ter men who once were in New
York on legal business. 1t occur
red to them TO consult Mr. Conk-
ling, and they did so at some length
and very much to their satisfaction.
As they rose to so. The spokesman
said: "Mr Conkling, We thank
you for your advice, which Is very
valuable to us. When We get home
we viii send YOU 4 check for five
hundred dollars" "Oh, no, gentle
men," said the ex-senator, don't
90 that. | aim only too happy to
be OF any service to you, and make
no charge You are quite welcome;
but when | do charge, my fee is five
thousand dollars"
Benjamin Harris Brewster, argu-
ing Il case before the celebrated
Judge Sharswood, made q statement
of the Law on Il point in question
The judge interrupted him with,
Mr.. Brewster, You know very well
that that is not the law" 1T was
the law" was the answer, like
fash Of lighting, "bcfore your hon
or spoke! !" On another occasion,
a friend attempted to banter him OF
bis fondness fer the lady whom he
ofterward welded she Is" re-
marked this friend, quite charm
ing lady" We'll, said Mr. Brew
ster, what is thatto me?" Why"
said the other, lit is rumored that
you are going to marry her" Well,
said Mr.. Brewster, what is that to
you?'
About 4 year ago, Prince George
of Wales was sent 10 lis ship after
vacation (wherein he became
greatly involved in dcbO quite pen
IL
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-21

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J I HUlsey, Nutr.o70. Huning Snow Low
+ Morrison. EsQu:diIlaNat Greer, Woodruff
& y Howe, Nava . jas Flake. Snowflake
81 George CreGgLe, Sp3iEgeryiile.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-21
3 e A n D s
OF THE
Apache County
5G0cTk
Growers Association.

henry SMITH, Prcsi 'ent, springerviue, 4. T.
3. f. IRBT, Vice-PTesid, n, HoIb-ock, ! T.
WILL {. BARNES, Secretary and Treas lrer ST.
Joseph, a. 7.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-21

About 4 year ago, Prince George
of Wales was sent 10 his ship after
q vacation (wherein he became
greatly involved in dcbO quite pen
niless. and with warning lecture
from his father. Shortly after the
christening of The Battenburg baby
occurred, and presents were sent 10
the infant il great quantities, and
of value commensurate to his eX-
allied rank, Prince George duly and
dutifuNy sent his otiering--a pew
ter mug with a tag attached: on
which Was written TO my beloved
nephew, with the hope that when
his nephew is christened, he Viii
be able to provide him WITH .
more appropriate gift than this.
Il is said the Prince Of Wales, on
yeading the inscrip ION x .la;med:
|That boy is incorrigibie !" then
laughed heartily, and next day sent
him 2 handsome sum
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-06-21

Post office: Navajo Springs Arizona
kan e: Ojos Bonitos and Pine springs Val n
cia county y NJ, au1 Zuni river Apache cOu1-
ty, y. I.
Horse Brand Y right shoulder.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
A Card.

DELTA, DELTA Co., Colo. Oct IS. 1883.
J. A. fugh, Sec Uaion Labor Convention:
Mr DEAR sIs--I am in receipt Of infor-
nation OF my nomination As Coroner of Delta
county by the Union Laber party. appre-
ciat- the fac, that the nomination ]. ;sse To
the correct principle in politics, that office
should seek mcn and not men she Office" /
had 10 intimation Of = nomination till the
day following il. see no Inconsistency in
aeccp,ing the nomination, owing as / do, ont
ofprirciplr and strong conviction, allegiance
to the Prohibition party, since that party has
not and does no, intend to put forth . county
ticket this year. Moreover. am in strong
sympathy with united action against the
influence of monopoiies. l therefore, do
cheerfaily accept the nomination, dce,ning
1t but jus, to you and immunity TO myself
Kainst danger OF Misunderstanding and
misconstruction, to have, in doing stated
my political affiliations, Preferring defeat, If
it comes under intelligence, 10 election thrc'
amy misunderstanding. Pledging myself, II
elected, to the faithful discharge Of dnty.
am, Ny Dear Sir Yours Very Truly.
H. X. BREASTED, II. ID.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORK.
EDITED BY THE TEACHERS.

EDITED BY THE TEAclERs.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
Dear Sir:-ln extending my sincere thanks
to You for setting aside one column of the
lNDEHSDEkT for educational purposes, l
express the feelings of every earnest teacher
in this county.
When the people fully understand that the
function of the teacher is TO develop all the
faculties OF the .child-"For there is no com.
l'l"'e !iv'ns without complete development"
says spencer-and especially to develop char
acter, which is the highest eud of education
and the only safe basis of American citizen
ship, they will then see the difference be-
tween suvd and poor teaching. The people
must be brought to a realization of the fact
iha; To ei.i'ioy poor teachers is needless
expenditure Of money, q waste of the most
precious @f all time, childhood, md at the
eSfeJ.e vi cbildnsn's brains. II is gratifying
to add here that we have as few people igno-
rant of this fact a. one will fnd anywhere.
Yet there are some who will say that any
kind cfa teacher will ds thesi; as their child
ren are small they don't need a good teacher,
not able TO realize that much more proficiency
is necessary in teaching our children than in
teaching our youth
We will Prove this to such ns doubt the
assertion If We can interest them enough in
our work to visit our schools and learn the
effect Of a question that suggests the answer
and enc that calls forth a thought; the differ
,enee in effect between All active and passive
pupil; the difference in effect between G
teacher who does all the work and one who
has the pupil do the work. This We hope To
do. and think the INDEPENDENT will greatly
aid US. We arc more interested in things
abou, home than abroad, therefore, We can
reach more people in lhe county through this
paper than any other. for every citizen ought
to take his home paper. We cordially ask
all interested in education, and especially
teachers, to contribute to this column. Ask
questions and let all receive the benefit Of
them. Respectfully,
J. b. McGINTY.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
Sootl,es and Heals.

SANTA Able soothes and heals the
membranes OF the throat and lungs.
when poisoned and enflamed by dis
ease. 1t prevents night sweats and tigth-
ness across the chest. cures coughs
Group, asthma. colds. bronchitis. pneu-
monia, whooping cough and all other
throat and lung troubles. No other
medicine Is more successful in curing
nasal cataryh AS CALIFORNlACAT-
l-CURE. The enormous and increas-
.ng demand for these standard Cali
fornis remedies confirm their merits
Sold and absolutely guaranteed by
Latham 4 Williams at u package.
Three for $3.50.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
OBITUARY.

On. Burro How cosld unkind fate
The chain that bound you trailward seye1
scarce yet begun your life work, ere the haunt
on toan1ing jacts know you no more forever.
On, In The paekless heaven. where you wander
ny cinche and lash-rope terrors undistnayed.
fray 'e'l me. Are there any burro-p o-punchcrs
10 make youraircd, timid soul afraids
To wake the heavenly cchos ere the dawn,
In all her rosy glory. tints the sky,
While you. In safe celestial fastness hidden,
Laugh softly as he, fruitless, wanders by,
Oh. Burro! rejoice In your rejoicing.
1se you tread ginserly the golden way.
seem to see your waving ears and hear
The music OF your soul-entrancing bray.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
Union Labor Meeting.

A mass convention OF the Union Labor
party met at the Court House, Friday, ocio-
Der 9Th. 1888. The meeting was called to
order by g. A. Parly; Robert Landrcth was
elected chairman and J. a. Push secretary.
The State Union Labor platform was adopted
as declaration Of purposes. Reed Bnrritt
was nominated for County Commissioner
Brssted was nominated for Coroner. and Geo.
A. Purjy was nominated for Justice Of the
Peace in Precinc, No. l. The convention
then sijourned. subject to the call of the
Central Committee.
ROBERT LANpRETu, Chairman.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
Notice to Stockholders.

There will be meeting of the stock.
holders of the Surface Creek Ditch and
Reservoir Company. in Delta, Delta
County, Colorado. on the 23rd day OF
October. 1883, at 1l.O0 a. m, for the
purpose of holding the annual election
of directors and to transact such Other
business as may come before the stock.
holders or an annual meeting.
JonE BROwER
GEORGE P. CuLEs, Vics-Pres
Secretary.
Dated October LIST, 1888.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
x.s,c. FER Pablie..,.n.
AT M.xrsosk. colo'. ~HS Het. ossis. ID, las, ! !

LAND OFFICE,
AT MeNrRosE. CoLo,. Oct. 10, isss.
Notice ia hereby given that the following nam.
cd settle <r has died notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before A. X. King,
County Judge al Delta. Colo, on Nov. 2lsi, ISM.
viz: Laurence II. Palmer. u. S. No. lt55, Ute
Series for Me s,s nel% and es nw,< See. IS, Twp.
II \, 9S ", 9Th y. m.
hc names LIE following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence ups'n. and cutivAtton oi
SAID land w CHARTS H. Estes William .; q
'@''"' ''N ". II. srEKLE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
JAMES A. Pron, Secretary.

DIEp-At Colorado Springs, on October
18th, 1888. Of pneumonia, the infant child Of
hr. aud Mrs. Robcr, koPpr, age 1--WE years.
Mrs. Hoppe vaa visiting her parents at
Colorado Springs, where the child was bern.
Mr.. Koppc was there to bring his family
home. when the child died. The reaains
were buried in the Colorado Springs cene.
terry. The many friends Of .vr. and Mrs.
Hoppe. in company with the INDEPENDENT,
extend their sympathy TO the bcreaved
pareits.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
fxFIpEL,
We ar. sorry to chronicle the serious m.

We are sorry to chronicle the serious III.
ness Of Dr.. MacLcan, of this city. The DR..
wsa taken sick about week ago with fever,
and Is at this writing no bct,sr. Last Sunday
he was removed from his rvcss ON Main
street 70 the residence Of Mr.. w. n. Hast
ihgs, on Garnet mesa, that gsntlcmaa kindly
offering the apartments to the DR.. He will
now receive the proper care and ftcah sfr 20
necessary "a his recovery, which vs ssisssrcly
hope will bs soon.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16
ne,iec for rasl,c.,,.r.

LAND OsFIcx AT MoNTRasR. CoLo.,
Sept. 2sih. less
Hoiioe Is hereby given that the following RAN
settler bias tcd notice Of his iutcntion 10 make
nnA proof In sulport ot his claim. and that. said
proof will be made before 4. l. kellogg. CierN
OF the District Court. at Delta. Colo on Nov.
sth. ises, viz: Allen Latham. u. S. Isl. Ute
Series. fot the swi< sell. 81. sw;$. nwa.. suA-
sec. &, twp. IS. vs.. ". 9Th ~.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous RESIDENCE. upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: kdwiu Meredith, Thomas A.
o. NTH. Gcorgc N. Dorsey. Ihonias +. kyau. all
VI Delta, Colo.
w. II. STEELE, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-10-16

Cholera morbas is one Of he most painful
and dangerous diseases, many deaths result
from it each each year. usually because it is
not properly treated. The most severe cases
may he cured by using Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t never
tails. Sold by Latham 4 Williams.