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To MOTHER5.n

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sofsns the xuaa rsiuoes ada aatioa ailtys all pain.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
Sl9 WLsr l2ora.sr
Diseases OF the Nsrvju, sVsts Geuto Urinary Organs
Impotsnee and sterlitY Hsurs-St 70 IL tea
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MI. VERNON HOTEL
o. See Advertisement
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about year ago and showed surprising capacity lie
was organizing stock company for tho manufacture
Of an electrical patent when arrested
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mO * FOR q custom made suit or Overcoat
ID ~. - worth s23 La NOS Misht Clothing Parlors.
90 East llthsl, under Morton Housa open EVENING"
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INCOMING STEAMERS
rHuRsIIhI. APRIL &c
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
to-day.

Bremen. .....April l9.....N Lloyd
Liverpool. ......Aprii 49,. White star
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORK
EDITED By THE TEACHERS.

The object of this department is to compare
and contrast methods, 10 establish better
understanding of the teacher and his work
and to help one-another, well to dissem
mate the true principles of education.
The Editor (Mr. wilson IN thus opening
a teachers column emphasizes his interest in
the public veal 1t remains for the teachers
Of Delta county to prove their appreciation of
this effort Ask any questions or offer any
methods that interest you.
Facts for the teacher student:
Nothing is more certain than that a love for
hard work is potent part of the good teach
ears makeup.
The prime object of all teaching is mental
and moral development
We are helping to solve the great labor
problem when We teach our pupils that, ''any
useful employment is honorable work"
4 few minutes should be set apart each Jay
for something beside regular class ''ork The
biography Of some useful member Of society
may be read 10y the teacher or some good ar
ticle upon any subject that would instruct, is
well 10 be read.
Remember that work Of any kind mus;
have plan or system in its operation To be
eifectual. Let every teacher in the schools OF
Delta county grade. sytemize their school
To do this consult with the best writers upon
the subject, think it over by yourselfand tall;
with the Co. Supt. and others in whose judy.
ment you have confidence. To grade a school
rlr- a oh Il nj
mind development well as willingness to
meet opposition, but with good judgment to
persevere To the end. Again We say. each
teacher grade your school after seme good
plan, and teach to your grade.
Realizing That each child Isl born natural.
ist" no day should pass without the teacher
calling into use this natural passion. 4 com.
bination of language with any study of ma.
ture i a good way: {. O.. let the lesson be in
Botany. After having talked with the class
or school, Of the parts and essentials Of the
tree write upon the board questions after the
following plan: !. Name the parts of al
ordinary tree. .. Describe the brauch as it
begins to grow. s. In any one tree give
their direction. /. Explain the bud. ). II
there were no buds, what would he the re.
suit? {. What produces the flowers and
fruit, :. What do the buds form? s. OF
what use is the sap? 2. The bark 10
Why'do leaves and roots grow upon plants
q. OF what use are they 20 the plant: b.
To man? IL. Now write story of the
tree-naming some particular kind. These
with other questions may be asked.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Upper Gunnison.

Last Friday evening a pleasant party Of
young people met at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Whinnery for the purpose of sur
Of her being IL years old. Dancing was the
order of the evening and this facinnting plea
sure continued until daylight. At 10 o'clock
an elegant lunch WAS served. Miss Eva was
,hc recipient Of many handsome presents aud
returned the compliment by entertaining her
friends with uncqualIed vivacity. The sun
never rose on n happier, sleepier crowd than
last Saturday morning as they said Bon Ma
tin to Miss Eva, wishing the usual long life
and prosperity. Giye us more erents like
this is our prayer.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
From Tongue Creek.

The wild eats and again playing havoc
with the chickens in this vicinity.
Mr.. Grirrs has gone to Ouray with load
Of produce
There if 2,5oO head of sheep on the Grand
Mesa.
Mr.. Geo. Bcckley is building a house for
George Hider. 1t looks kind o'saspicious,
George.
George Snelsou aud wife, Thomas. John,
Jim and their mother, Mrs. James Snelsou,
contcmplates going to Arkansas soon.
Pete Shark and wife are expected home
from Capital City soon.
Judge Henry informed the writer that the
deer were eating his melons, but few nights
ago the dears carried away some of his nice
ones. This is bad, indeed, and we hope that
no one in this vicinity is guilty of such do
ings, shame.
\ few assembled ct the Mound school
house last Friday night and trpped the light
fantastic.
While Hal. Kennieott was on the Grand
Mesa, some person or persons stole his snaps,
rifle and other things. Hal SAYS he would
give Sl.OO to know who they were.
HooSiEE.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Mr.. Marcy, a former resident of ,hiscounty
but now located in California, writes that
San Diago weather and climate must be ex-
pericneed to realize how people live there.
The thermometer during the day, from morn.
ing till evening ranges from zoe 10 500. the
former being the lowest. Quite number of
Dcltaitcs live there, and Mr.. Marcy states
they are kept constantly on the jump by that
irresistible, rc'jus,.tne.same.nn.the
jump foe OF the human family, the flee, and
says it is first class Punch and Judy show
to man who is ilea.proof and can losk on
without cYiucing the torture inflicted by the
aforesaid disturbcr of the peace.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Fair Meeting.

Saturday, Sept. Sth, the Executive Com.
mittce Of the Delta Co. Fair Association met
Mt the office OF Lyman /. Henry. Present, $.
Wade, Pres; Il, h, Hamilton, Treas; L.. |,
Henry, Sccy; G. w. Fawcctt. w. s. Coburn,
IL. Il. kenni,ott and Geo, p. Chiles. The
committee on grounds reported that space
coul not he obtained on Fadlcy's land and
that track had been laid out In town.
A committee on construction consisting ,oi
II, Hammond, Ben. Gheen and II. b. Hamii-
ton was instructed to proceed at once with
the construction OF all necessary buildings
Power was given to appoint such sub.com-
mittces ms they deemed necessary.
The following committees were appointed;
On adv criising, II. Wilson, A. II. King and
$. s. Sherman, on invitation, II. Wilson, S.
Wade and Lyman Henry, on admission fees
and Tickets, |, McMnrray, L. l.. Kellogg aud
j. A. Curtis.
Adjourned TO call of President.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Precinct No. 4. Primaries.

Meeting called To order by +. Z. Boyed at
$50 p. NJ. +. +. Boyed being elected Chair
man and Geo. Harshmrn Secretary, the eau
Gus proceeded to elect delegates TO the County
Convention and the following gentlemen
were chosen: Geo. Harshmen. Juo. Weis,
+. 4. Boyed, John Wilibanks, Carl Gresham
and g. ". Snelson. james McHugh was
nominated for Justice Of the Peace, Geo.
harshmen for Constable, and james Snelssn,
Sr., and I'd. Cody for road overseers. F. Z.
Boyed and Geo Narshmen were nominated
for County Committee. Adiourned.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention met at
Martins Hall at o'clock p. m. Saturday.
W. $ Cobura WAS elected chairman and F.
Hoirdon secretary.
J. p. Bassler, a. X. Howard. Or. MacLean
F. b. Besudry and J. NIllbauks were APP
pointed by the chair as Il committee on or
ganizatiou and credentials.
George Harshman of Surface creek was
nominated for County Commissioner and DR..
MacLean fer Coroner.
The following were elected delegates 10 at
tend the State Convention to he held in Den
Yer on Tuesday, September IL: a. +. Ans
barry, F. B. Beaudry, r. d. Hamilton, W. F.
Duke and ". :. Coburn.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GUNNISnN. COZ

lNND OFFICE AT GUNNIS0N. I0L0..I
AUE. I4th. IsSS
NotIrc Is hereby given that lie follow Ing. nam
Ell settler AaS led notice Of his intention th maxi.
final prnni in support nt his claim anu that said
prsnf will be ulade before L. l. Kellogg. C'F-N
n the District Court. II Delta. Colo. Uu sept.
25th, lSSs. viz Caldwell 7. OlUlSteI. u, ;. l-u%
Ute Series. fnT The mel mel I. -. NV uu 3
and s., Uwl :. see. 23.tNn. Is. o.. W. 6tu = 4.
He names the following witnesses tn pulvr his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
said land. viz Matthew J. Johnston. = iErSfTT
HuGlnCtnU. Henry fAdely, AluEEo ". NarFing
ton. all uG Delta. Colo
FRANK 7 TANNER. Esr..ier
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

4 Cure for Diarrhoea.-Mr. J, \, Gurpison
of ofGolburg, Montgomery Co., Ia, has found
out how he can cure any case Of diarrhnea,
Tive Of his chilnIen had diarrhoea for about
six weeks he tried four different kinds ofpat.
ent medicines without beuett, out he finally
got hold Of . bottle of Chamherlan's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he
says completely cured them, aud is confident
directions are followed. Sold bv Latham 4
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

]. Il. Spencer received last week sample
copy of A. Z. Gipson's work on "Hortieul.
by Irrigation" The book, no doubb. will be
Of great value to all who are about to embark
in the fruit business, As It is full OF good,
solid information for all, and especially those
inexperienced in fruit raising. Mr.. Spencer
will be pleased to show the book TO anyonc
calling on him.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
From Grand Mesa.

We are having fine weather,
Reed Burrett was up last week after beef
tee r..
Milk cows are drying up fast.
Bluenose has gone dry. The farmers are
hauling water from Forked Tongue.
J. c. Gum has been up gathering mitch
cows TO take to his ranch.
L. J. Hauser was on the range few days
ago, the first time this season.
GRAND MESA.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Bear are getting numerous on the North
Fork. Messrs. Hammond and Turner have
trapped aud killed six bear during the last
two months; Ed. Burt has killed five during
one band. W. A, Rankin, gentleman from
onarga, Ills, who has been visiting the
Clark Bros, went on hunting trip near Mr.
Hammond's COW camp and succeeded in >,l.
ling large grizzly the first mornins after
his arrival.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Montrcse is again stirred mp over the death
Of the li,tle son Of H. s Baslcy, Of that place
The child. it appears was very sick, and his
mother who is a Christian Science Healer,
would not allow doctor to be called. The
people of Montrose ieel justly indignant over
the matter.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
FRANK p. IANNET
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Al GUSNrsoN. COLORADO

.NII-I.N- IsII u
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice uG his intention 90
make final proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof will BE- made before A K King.
County, Nudge - Delta. Colo. On ~er-- ~ ls,,.
viz Peter Olson H. ; l5-S. Ute SeIipS. for the
>w1 I. uwi !. MS. sNA and uwl.. se5s, sec a, tyii
Is : r -. ". Ssh Z. II.
He names the following Witnesses ~ prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz Eauiamau F. Rice. John ]. Vow
land. Frank F. Wilbur. Clarence W, TrsDHu-ll.
all Of Crawluri. Colo.
FRANK =. TANNER Register
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
LAND orrrcr At GUN~1So~. C0rr. .
.IrIy nSf}l 1S~S. ,

TaNNU UT IVF NJ V7TN ' TS''N- 7TT--F-
Iuy sStu lS>S.
NC,ire Is Shrrrhy given that The lnrlnNiu.-ugrncl
settler llsS Hled Uui'rp ni his Intention to make
final r,rNf in support If his cnin. aUl that SaAi
urNof will hr made hcfnrs \. 4. King. County
Judge ~ Delta. Colo. on September laIh, ISIS
VIZ; David :, stephens u, :. liiI ttc SERIES,
for the uA 50 and 81, uC' sec. II, twp. "a $,
rga w6ih L. VI.
IT, names She following witnesses nh prove his
continuous rC>iaSnci uU-nU. HuI cultivation NL
Snid ls,nd VIZ George W. Fry. ChVrlNS NJ. llaar-
mond. Zss'CSiah Watson, James w. Cline, gll OF
rauuia, Colo.
FRANK p. TANNER. REGISTER
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
JAMES F. KYLE, Proprietor
MONTROSE. COLO.
Gains Wife.
BY SAM 7. CIOvAg.

BY SAINT. CIOvAR.
Where did h. get her,
Who was her brother
Had she sister
Had she mother?
Was she p-e-Adamic-
Born before history
With her identity
sbrouded in.mysteryT
Maid of Phoenicia,
Egypt, Arabia,
Africa, India,
Or snn-kissed suabiaT
Who was her father?
Was he viking,
.Crnising about
Just to his liking;
Out Of the Whenceness,
over the water,
Into the Where,
Bringing his daughter.
Native Of Norway,
Denmark. or Sweden,
Lured by the charms
OF the Garden Of Eden
Blonde, or Brunette?
Rounded or Slender
Fiery or Frigidr
Naughty or Tender?
Why are her gnccs
Unknown TO fame
whe c did Cain meet her?
What was her name?
Whisper 1t softly
Say, can it be
The lady we seek
Was X. Haggard's She
Tell me, ye sages,
Students Of life,
Answer my query
Who was Gains wifcr-Er.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Rcv. Mr.. Brooks, Of Gunnison. ihe newly
appointed presiding elder of this district,
preached at I'll. ". f. church last Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. Mr.. Brooks is an
easy and fluent talkc,. aud Interested the con.
grega,ion very much, He is an old soldier,
and recited many pleasing incidents during
the evening He is an earnest worker and
made good impression on our people.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Notice for Publication.
lam 0rrice AT GuNE1soN, Co'0., I

N7g %, fSss.
Notice Is hNrr',v givNn th9t the fNl'nviu us named
settler has uled Nn'3cc Of his mteNtiru rs ,u. go
funl proof I'm support o' his clainl. ard f0s SrIt
prNaf viii W. made hCfnre \ l. Eus County
N,dcr at NnilS, CHr.. ,', nrt lnfh IaSs. y.- g
George ~ states. ~ ) no. TIE Series nw thn
S"ia >vif see II C's, u,Nli and sN 4 NV . s,r
-. tVp. "a. Sr -. W 9th +. ".
He ngmrN the following Witnesses rn nrare his
continuous residence uNnu. and sulriN anDN Nr
s',id land, wiz: Richard T. Gritfth ,lnhp W.
burton, wiOnn VI. Spalling, John \. SIN n,ca
all " Delta, Colo.
FRANK I. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
FRANK P. TANNER. Re-iste
Notice for Publication.
W.
LAND OFFICE Al GUSSIsuS. CoL0-.l
Am I'll fN~s

LAND OFFICE Al GUSSISuS. CoLo-l
AuE I'll is>s
Notice is hereby given that the following na,l-
ed settler has filed notice q! his mttuurr t0
make final proof IN support Of his claim. and rhaE
said Proof will be made before A. r King.
County Judge, NJ Delta. Colo. on Sept .ubfr
18th. 1Sss. viz: IOAu c, Bowling d. ). 1886. Jte
Series. for the nei uwi and niS nei4 I. sec. l..
twp. -. : = a.. " 9th =. n.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of-
said land. viz Bruce h GrlggS. joel II. Grif-
It'll, E-bcr: L-andreth. Abraham ". Carr. all Of
Delta, Colo.
FRANK p. TANNER. Rrg.s-ar.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

No more factory harness. call on
Hamilton for Il hrst.class Uaud-Mide
Harness. reaper whips, trunks, tents.
wagon covers and everything kept in
a iirst-e.s,ss shop.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
No,Ire for pu,,,..,i,,-
1A~p orr1cS At GuNSl>oN, colapAno,
Ann sctft tSSs

LAND oFrICE At GuSNi>oS, CoIopNno,
N,ts ssh lSSs.
Notice IS hereby given ,hat the fr'loy}u7 i1r'.
Cd settler hiss fiHi notice Of his intas1inu IN
make inrl UrnNf in support Sr his c'aitn. pnd
that said rrnof will hc made hctorc ! Y Etr,.
County ludrC at Delta. CNlu.. ON pr' tuth tNSS
viz: Nicholas J"roh y : test Ito Srrirs 'nr
the Swit mex, set d, nNit mex. SNN Il and nNiF
sci !, soc. 81 tw,. ~ So ei, " Sih L. NJ
lie names The following witnesses 10 urnvP hia
continuous residence upon, and cnitiVpfiNN Ot
said tnrf. VIZ Robert Trirkei. Caesas Ts,rO'a.
jnhu TgcSel Ccllet II. Gresham. oil ot Delta,
Colo.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Vim. Alexander who has been employed
on the Surface Greek Ditch and Reservoir
Comrany's new ditch. has rre-emp,ed loo
acres OF land on the Grand Mesa, and t. go
ing into the ish business There are three
lakes on his land which he proposes to stock
with trout and carp. Alex. thinks he has a
bonanza and is going to live on his place all
winter
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

"Stony" Spurin, after a severe tussel with
kidney complaint, which lasted about three
weeks, is out again, and thoughyet somewhat
weak, expects soon to be at his old post in
Barker's hardware store.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Zen Gkecn and family, Geo. Ccnklin and
family, stcph. Baiiy and family and Mrs Al.
mond and isnChter all returned from their
Grand Mesa outing las, week. They report
having glorious time fishing and hunting.
Another feature that will cut good figure in
Dr!ta's future prosperity, 1. this Mesa.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Nat Goodwin. who has good ranch near
Paonia, sent $50 pounds Of peaches to Messrs.
Latham & Williams. last week. The fruit
was raised on his fam and was very fine la
n few more years Delta county farmers will
grow enough frui, to supply the markets now
handling Utah and California fruit.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
FRANK p TANNER. Re-i=rer
Notice tor roni,IicntIon.

LAND OFFICE. At GUSNISoN, CaIo.l
Au-- :. l~-s-
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed his Intention to mai @
nnHi proof IN support Ui his claim aud thar sstd
prooi VIII I've made hcfur- A. Il King. County
fu~ce az Delta. Colo. on Sept. 2lSt. IssS. viz
Watson II. Stewart. u. $. l3I2, Ctaa Series far the
WI nNh- nw5s :. sw's. sec - and Hett sci see
-. twp I2. :. r. o.. ". 9Th = "a.
He names the following witnesses tn pr1TH his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ~
said land, viz: Frank Heuworth. LEWIS. p
Blake, George FogG. Fred Burriit. all Of Delta.
Colo.
ERANk p TNN.NEr, E.--..t.-
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

A. W. Carr left at McMurray's drug store
last Friday, some sample of fruit, among
which were second growth strawberries and
black berries, and some Black Hamburg
grapes, the largest punches we have seen.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Married.

At Iiotchkiss, Colo, Sept Ith. ilsss, by F.
Il. Ross, Esq, Mr.. A. c. Ellington to Miss
Eli Trucsdaie.
The young couple are universally liked
and respected, and they start out upon lifes
Journey with u hearty Godspeed from all.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Chas. McNicl returned few days ago
from the west. where he has been looking nj
the country. He was In company with Leon.
arm Hunter, who went there to bny some
running stock Cha.. snys he was in Mon.
tana and Idaho but found no country as good
ms Delta Go.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
<oticc for Publication.
LAND oFFICE AT GU>NTSnN. CuIC
AM u ,SSs

Is.N-NI Ut II n N U y = y 'TI-7T-T
Aug. lG sSSS-
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice ol his intention tn
make fiual proof IN Slpnu1t uf his claim. nral
that said prNnf will BE- made hcf0Tr A. y. King.
COUNTY Judge ~ Delta, Colo uu sept g6 r,,S.
viz jeremiah Cnrrvlins u. :. IUS1 go >gEr>.
for the sFA Se'4 see. 81. uwi,. mCis. Cig, Uct .
sec. =. twp. ST. n. :. Ia ", y. NJ \. NJ
He names the following witnesses ~ p.lyp his
cnntinunUS residence ufsnn. ani erltivs,t ia0 Hf
said land. viz Frank EusS. Frederick FjShrr
DtG-s>se Salisbury Frederick II. BeSUIry. al.
OF Delta. Colo.
FRANK P, TANNER, Frrisrer
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
IIooSiEI.

Cholera morbus is one of the most painful
and dangerous diseases, many deaths result
from it each each wear, usually because it is
not properly treated. The most severe cases
may be cured by using Chambcrlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarfhoea Remedy. 1t neyer
iatls. Sold by Latham X Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
Notice Tor run,.rn,,nn.
LANn orrIcr Ar MnNrnosf eoLn..

Notice IS hprnhv given thnt 'he foiN'vts.
settlcr hrs Hlrd no'I"e of his intcutirr ~ 'rnN
hrsl proof IN snrpcri ~ his claim. and that said
r'orN wiz he made hetar' the Register 0Nf he-
cclyer st NorsroSc. Co'p on prt tTth isSs
VIZ James ". i;rrcn, H. y GA III. Sfris, f,-
the set. S'r 81 twt, II, $. r ~ " y u 2 81
He names the following witnesses - prove Ms
continuous reSidCnce ulNln. ard cultivation ~
said lend, viz J W, Navis. A~,os kaNnclde. j,
T. Doughty, il. G. L'ws, Al ri Hotet'slss.,so
W. II. STEE,.E. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Dlr. d. c. Revis, of Paonis. one Of the com
ing fruit men of this county was in town last
week buying supplies. Mr. Revi. has a very
good showing in fruit and IN the near future
we will give to the public description of his
place
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

J. A. Curtis. the surveyor, was instructed
by the Fair committee to survey race track
which he did and men are now at work clear
ing the ground preparatory to grading the
track. This is abont the first move the COM
mittee has made, now, gentlemen, keep it up.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Mrs. f. Sargents, neither Of Chas. Mcneil.
met with very painful accident one day last
week, by falling from wagon thereby break
ing her wrist on her left arm. She came 70
town and had the broken member set and at
last accounts was doing we'll.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

DIED-on Thursday, Sept. 9Th, 'ss, the in
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Greenlee,
at their ranch on California Mesa, of spinal
meningitis, age months. The remains were
laid away in the Delta cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Geo. Hider, and jesse Bell, two bloomin'
cowboys from Kohler's outfit, were in town
last week. They report that Ed Peak is think
ing of going to South America to introduce
his antl-deleria medicine.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11
The Largest Stock

of watches in the country to select from and
will duplicate any prices in the L. ;.
FENLoN, MoNrRosE, CoLo., second door
east OF Uneompaghrc Valley BaaS.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

stcrh Railey, the veteran stage driver.
started for Evansville, Ohio, last Friday
morning. to settle up his fathers estate. lie
will be gene about n month.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11


ysin.hi. very nsstti totlslasssSs.b SAafrGE.s.
T@e ssmpiesas will tn wNth s-ud frcea ard ARR
have thrn home s N"nths aad Shown then,
sotose who have called they tue NurrtNi
pnesihc th,r sending the SsbtKp
GOLD wsrh SesrN eanhfiea frc the saes ih pt
SAMPLES locality. s'ss rsus IN lsrf~t@ v Tor
-usr samples esvt hesii ely cra menh es TIVE
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soid gold wArhe. woft and lsrre fine OF
G0SrLE NAMeLEs. We tsy all esrn.~s. Insight etc.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

james II. Burton. who has taken ranch
on the Rcaubdou, says he has patch of on.
ions, tl'at.are superior to anything he ever
saw.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

The School Board Of our public schools are
contemplating putting on another teacher in
the near future, owing to the large increase
Of pupils.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Rev. Harry Grant says if he is going to
preach he is going to have church. Part OF
the lumber is now on the ground, and before
long building will commence.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

w. S. Cobnru from the North Fork MRS.
cry nj pahnia. was down last Saturday at.
tending the meeting of the Delta County Fair
Association.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

The regular Prohibition Club meeting will
be held ut Delta school house next Saturday
evening at 1880 and every two weeks there
after, Every body is invited.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-11

Mr., Willbanks aud wife aud w. 8. Owen,
were down last saturday, stocking up. MIR,
Willbanks informs us that they have two.
noscd calf for the .nir.