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The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
Notice ei Publication.

July 2Jtli. i.aSJ.
Notice * hereby given that the following
make ilnal proof IN support nt his slain. and
that said proof will be riafe before Register and
Receiver. at Moutr,Se. Cola. on September 9Th.
1859. viz. Charles 4. Field. -. $. No. lS2s. Ute
Series. for the 81. neI, SEX, nwh, see. u. twp.
10. $. =. %, " 9th l., VI.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation O.,
said land. VIZ: George Smith. Bruce u. Gri.ss,
Robert Landrcth, Martin winhcid. all OF Deta
County, Colo.
W. II. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Notice FOR punIion,Ion.

LAND OFFICE, AT MoNTRosr, Colo,
August 18TH 1859,
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before A. Il. King
County Judge at Delta. Colo. on Sept. %. 1880.
VIZ; Henry Ewbank. upon his +. ID. \. No. 1901.
PM,
He anlesthc following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: John W. Lame John l.. Turner
ieyiMler. Theodore @. KOeline, ail Of Paonia.
Deita County, Colo.
W. H. STEELE Register
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Notice for Publications.
lawn nEErrH NnNtrlapt. TNr

July isth, 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler i ms ~ ied movce sc o. MS intention 70 make
proof will be made before i. Hndg,lon, Clerk OF
the District Court. at Delta. Colo. on August
10Th. 1889, viz: Mark W. Brown, y. $. 1857 Ute
Series, for the So, sel1. sec. 10. nei4, nwh nwl,
neii, sec. 22, twp. 15 $. X. 9G, W. 9th, 7. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Joseph BiNby, Maxine La Due.
sylvester huntington, AlOnzo W. Warrington, all
OF Delta, Colo.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regil-
latiOns OF the Interior department. why such
proof should not be allowed Will be given an OPP
portunity at the above mentioned time and place
to cross seXanine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to oiicr evidence III rebustal OF that sub
mitted BY claimant
W. II. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OrrIcE AT MoNTnosr. Coo

July 9Th. istD
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has tlcd notice Of Ills Intention T., make
final proof III support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before A. X. King, County
.lldcc, Delta Co. at Delta. Colo, on September
ilh, 1859. VIZ: Marion -. iarnel. ID. y. No. 1854.
Ute Series Tor the ei5, swA, WI, sei4, sec. -.
twp. Is ST.. 92, " 9th r. NJ.
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon AMI cultivation pf
said land, viz - james $. Barton, Harry BUpp,
Olol Olson. Alexander w. Morrow. all Of Craw-
ford, i. q. Delta County. Colo.
w. II. STEELE, Register,
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

It il said that the New Jersey man who in.
vented the rubber tip for the end of lead
pencils has made over half million dollars
from his invention, while the man who first
pnt copper tips on children's shoes has cleared
q cool million from the royalties he has re.
ceiyed.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Farm Loans.

At6. 7. or 10 per cent. interest. Partial pay
ment plan ifyou wantit. Loans and titleapprov-
ed by me and your money paid to You in CASH
instead of checks OH MOntrose. Money for Final
Proof paid on t.e day of proof. No delay and no
EXTRAS.
R,y,
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

The Prospcctor seems to be on its ear be.
cause Del Norte did not receive the Soldiers
and Sailors Home, and if as stated, the ma.
jority of the people i'll that section were in
favor of it being located at Del Norte, the
aforesaid paper has good grounds for being
frothy.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Notice of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MosrnosE, CO,

August 10 ts,9,
Notice Is hereby given that tile following
named settler has fiei notice of his intention l.,
make linal proof IN sunpD-t uf his claiin. and
that said proof viii be made before A. II. King
County Judge at Dc!t. Colo. on sept. isth issi
VIZ Orrn y. Morrison, -. s. lJs-, Ute ser $,
for the sri4 swI, see. 20, VII nwl., nctl, nwIi
sec 20, twp, II, s r. ~. " 9th =. n.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz; Harrison Wood. Carlton H.
Sherman, John NJ. Smith. Hartley A. Metcali,
all OF iiotciikiss, Delta County. Colorado.
W. n. STEELE, Registcr
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

W. S. Coburn, of Paonia, has been ship
ping some of his fruit to Aspen, Colo, and te
show what is thought of Delta County fruit
on the outside, we reproduce letter received
by Mr.. c. from that point:
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
&. A. L. Tickets.
Bear Bros.

Round trip tickets will be sold August goth
to 9th, Delta to Milwaukee for $47 30.
Tickets soad for continuous passage only, and
good to return until Sept. 10th inclusive, and
may be extended to Sept. Both under certain
conditions.
w. NJ. HASTINGS.
Agent.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

wales ::aiN mehtal .tlillsi thy PuT plah d
,p!..lnsanl rosy bowcsS Thy rugged nisun-
tslas and lcaty dells; thy babbling brooks
and silver lakes, but above all we love thy
beautifully pleasant and health giving eli
mate. Come and see what we have seen, and
you will come to live in Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
Hay Press.

We have first class hay press, and are
ready for work, on short notice. Price US
low us the lowest.
Bear Bros
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

No duty should be left undonc. Ifyou
have snarting skin disease II is not your
duty to scratch and irritaie it but to uprly
Chamberlain's Ointment and cure it. Guar.
anteed aud sold by Latham d Williams.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

"HACKMETACK" n insling and rra
grant Prriii,i.. Price % aud iU cS,its. F0
sale ut AlcMurraY's,
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20
m WilsoN,: fror.iesors.: /:

A new machine has been invented whereby
one can, by dropping a quarter in the slot,
have his picture taken. The whole process
will not take more than n few minutes, rand
then the slot is ready for another customer.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

No need to take these big catharitic pills;
one Of DIR. j. II. McLeans Liver and Kidney
Pillets is quite sufficient and more agreeable.
For sale l. NJ. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

EVEN the most vigorous nnd hearty people
have at times u feeling of wearincss aud lassi.
tude. To dispe this feeling take DR.. J. II.
McLean's Sarsaparilla; 1t will impart vigor
and vitality. For sale by !. u. McNiurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

If health and life are worth anything, and
you are feeling out Of sorts and tired out, tone
up your system by taking DIR. j. II. McI.can's
Sarsapnrlla. For sale by |. NJ. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

FAULTS Of digestion cause disorders of the
liver, and the whole system becomes ,'crang-
ed. DIR. ~. u. McLenn's sarsapariIla perfecis
the process of digestion and assimi iIation, and
thus makes pure blood. For sale by !. NJ.
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-20

SICK headache, billonsness, nausea, costive.
ness, are promptly and ngrceably banished by
DIR. J. II. McLcan's Liver nnd Kidney Pellcts
0ittle pills.) For sale by I. NJ. McsIurrny.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
AFRAID OF THE PEOPLE.

The Atchison Champion declares that
the Kansas police commission system
of governing cities has so many adj
yantages over that of the municipal sys-
tenn that it steadily grows in favor
wherever it is tried. If such a govern
mert is preferable to government by
ahe people then why wasn't Atchison
given a commission when that petition
was sent to the governor and executive
council? Of course when Abraham
Lincoln declared that government OF
the people, by the people and for the
people, should not perish from the earth,
he had not counted upon the possible
vagaries of government instituted by
Kansas legislature, which legislature foI
six years have been afraid to trust the
people with the privilege of making
new constitution. This is fact that nc
sane man will deny.
When editors and politicians assert
that the metropolitan police law OF east
ern cities is like the one-slded Russian
bastard known as the commission law o.
Kansas they simply expose their ignor
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
ale Of wages Is paid :

AT Baltimore this scale Of wages Is paid;
BricklayTs-Unioa,s a per day, non union,
S225 Pnnters-Union, s. 20 and 81 per
day: nom union, q. IS and sl.5o Painters
and observation-disclosures 250 per day; non
union, sL5o. Carpenters-Union, g. 20 per
day; nonanion, 81 Is and sl-50.
BrLI has been introduced In the Ms
souri, LEGISLATURE TO amend the law relating
to the health and safety OF persons en-
ployed in coal and other mines, and 70 the
inspection of such mines. This biil pro
vides that the mine inspector shall BE .
practical mining engineer, and raises nS
salary.
A Bossps writer has discovered thai the
average sum paid 70 working women fo<
any giysn piece Of sewing is nothing like .
lust conservation for the work done, and 10
endeavorSng TO form "a Tom Hood society,
each member pledged 70 wear no muslin OF
linen garment which has not ieIded lar
prlce 10 the seamstress who made IL
OSR oftbc objects Of the wornen's oounr
Gil which the National Women's Council
hopes 20 establish in every leading city and
town of the United States IL 70 do much
for the protoraion Of shop girls m furnish
ing them better conditions OF living by 80
curing local ordinances requiring She bas
sanitary CONDITIONS, limiting the numb
m one room, snd In every way amesoratnS
the present situation, while using their NJ
most influence 70 increase the wages OF
this class Of svorkers."
TEE Union Steel Nall Company, OF
Omaha. has shan doued SIS works 81 THAI
place. I. WI continue its corperats exist
ence, however. for the purpose Of ezrns fos
| its yea!-estass intereA,A, which are osni<aS-
/ iy located In the ci,y Of Omaha sud are very
| valuable The company will plant fissai q
/ 81 Joe, No. whore large ind1cements
were presensed Active work on buildings
viii begin soon. Eev u schinssy has bssu
/ n,,rcAa.<d and merchant bar ron, wire
nails and cut steel nails VII b nanafAct
I uret
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
KANSAS KOLLARY.

Anthracite coal is reported to have
been discovered at Alma at depth OF
1,S00 feet.
Chetopa thinks she is in the gas and
oil belt and in accordance with that be-
lief is going to investigate the earth's
in'ards.
The people of lola paid woman 800
TO lecture, and now they are trying to
guess what she talked about. Her bank
account seems to travel faster than do
their ideas.
The Spivey Sugar company. capital
stock Sl25. 900, the American Sugar com
panv. of Meade, capital stock 100000
the Dighton Sugar company, OF Dighton
capital stock 100000, have been char
tered by the state.
Towns and cities in southern kansa:
and Texas will do well 10 look out fol
agents of the Minneapolis Building anc
Loan association. One Crysler, repre-
senting himself as the agent of that con
Germ. succeeded in doing up number
of parties in southern Nebraska recently
and it is stated, it has agents IN this STATE
and Texas working in the same line. h
| whole outfit are denounced by the Ne
| braska press as q glazing fraud.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
NO USE FOR THEM NOW.

The Democrats of the Sixth Iowa dis
trict are singing to General Weaver.
'alas. are we then SO soon forgotten!
No sooner was he dropped from office
than he turns his back upon the men
who kept him there for years, and De
gins to rally his old Greenback friends
around the Union Labor standard. Since
leaving Washington General Weaver
has turned cold shoulder to the fellows
who have been voting and working Tor
him. as the Democratic candidate. They
don't like to see this reformer go back
on the men who boosted him into office.
They are in the soup. He is in the soup
They think he should have a little SYM
pathy for them. But he hasn't. Re
formers of the Weaver stripe are never
grateful. They wouldn't be reformerS II
they were All he wanted OF the
Democratic party was to get what SER
vice he could out of it. He was quite
willing to train on the Democratic SIDE,
so long as the Democrats could keep MN
in Office. When they could no longer
help him he was through with oi4@iH'
So he comes home and begs the Green
hackers and Union Labor men to help
him to build up party for them. What
ever he can accomplish IN this way he
expects to use as capital in trade. But
the poor old Democratic party to whose
base service he sank for several years can
help him no more at present, and he
drops it. That is the gratitude which
willy Weaver has. The Democrats OF the
Sixth Iowa district stood by Weaver
when to do SO they had to eat crow three
times day, but all that goes for naugh'
now. They are down, and Weaver has
so little respect for them because they
once supported him, that be refuses te
have anything to do with them.
We are constrained to admit, however
that there is mighty little consolation tt
Us in the foregoing expose,l in view OF the
81, 900 Republican majority IN this state
contrasted with more recent transplr
! irgs. But, oh we'll.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
THE WORKING WORLD.

CHICAGO has 1,5oo union cigar makers.
THE Indiana Legislature has repealed the
Conspiracy act.
WHEN some Chattanooga colcred freagh1
hands struck the other day white men took
their places.
ST.. LOUIS master builders have agreed to
paw carpenters IS cents per hour Tor an
eight-hour day this season.
THRBR feet Of coal has been found I'D
feet under the surface near Independence,
Kan; also similar vein at Sa1na
TIE International Typographical Union
was organized on December 8, 1850 III mas
275 local unions and 5000 members
TIE Colorado Legislature has passed q
bill which compels children between the
ages of s and IA years 20 attend school
THE Iron Molders' Union was organized in
1859. and has go locals and ., 900 members.
Wages have been raised from 81 10 g. - tor
q ten hour day.
THE National Forge and Iron Company.
recently formed, with capital stock OF
$3.50, 900, will build mill in the Immediate
vicinity of Chicago.
THE California State Board OF Trade viii
receive names of people wanting work and
employers IN search OF men ineso ill
WIN be kept in different towns.
Troy. n. Y, at one time made % per cent
of the stoves manufactured in thus country
Now she turns out only % per cent West
ern foundries have caught the trade.
NEARLY all Of the 200 Minneapolis cigar
makers are idle because of The compenhor
of goods from the Eighth district Of Pen o
! svlvania and the New York tenement
| houses.
| The Hat Finishers' Union was ORGANIZED
| in Philadelphia on Juno 5, 1854 II has ,Us
| members and fifteen locals The iniasnos
/ is SIS, and the dues are fifteen eene pe'
week. Brooklyn hands average sI PEI
| week.
| TEE woman's National Industrial League
| the headquarters of which are located II
! New York, holds forth standing invitaaof
| for all working women who are mAairs sIes
| BY their employers 70 send IN staseusen
/ Of their grievances that corrective ncas
| ures may be adopted.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
FROM OTHER SHORES.

THE government of Servia imposes an I'M
port tax on bustles.
QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE Glasgow,is the
only woman's college in Scotland.
CHINESE nirhtingales are the fashionable
drawingroorn bird on the Continent now
THE NEST popular drink in London at
present is milk and soda WATERMAN ana
half.
FIFTY THOUSAND tons Of SCOT are taken an
nually from the chimmeys of London IL Is
used for fertillzing.
IL Japan every unmarried woman wears
a scarlet skirt. This she discards and STAINS
her teeth black when she marries.
An orange tree in the gardens OF Yer
sai!les is four hundred and fifty years old.
7. was planted by Eleanor,of Castiie,in l4lo
A KEW diamond has been discovered IN
Wadira Kover, in the presidency Of Madras
It weighs over sixty-seven carets and Is
valued at seventy-fve thousand dollar.
MONUMENTAL statue of Lord Beacons-
field is to be erected at Maidstone, which
Mace he represented in Parliament more
than fifty years ago.
JAPANESE engineers propose 10 adopt
system of earthwork defenses protected oy
an iron shield one foot in thickness, and ex-
| tending twenty-five feet each side OF the
| gun.
EUROPEAN nations have already approprf
| sted about six million FIVE hundred thou
| sand of the eleven million square miles OF
| Africa. That does not leave much for Al
/ rica.
! SIX American ladies were presented 70
! Queen Victoria a. a recent crawing-roon
reception. They were Mines Vanderoiit,
| F,.zhugh. Warehouse, Mackin, KILLER and
! Miss Miller.
A PAIRS journal asserts that an English
| ex-hanrrnan has been hired by az AEner
lean manager for a lecture tour IN the
| United States. and IS 70 reserve $4,000 ove'
his expenses
TEE great European political figures never
| travel bevoad the narrow Confines OF ths
Old world Nei.hsr Gladstone, Bismarck
CASTELAR, nor President Garnet have eve'
been II the United States.
wrLsH gentleman has planted tie So
of a mountain on his estate Win fores. tres
arranged to mage q jubilee, iSs7,' IN les
tiers SIX Kindred feet lSag AID twenty II
fee. WIDE. SIX hundred and fifty tzoEssnS
trees were used
At the lat Queen d-sv.rg-roo1 t.
costumes Of TIE American ladies' were -l1c.
! mora sober than taose Of re Ezgilsh- fel
lo7x and psak seemed 70 be tie Lo1cc'
fashion, while chiefly whi,e or black Tc-
chosen by tie Ams-lcans T-5o were PTr
J scented
I+oxpos bankers bare for a ing In
been seeking so obtain AZ ad1T-oDzl Af'sel
. minutes Of grace 20 ,st TIER eascscs tlr0gg
The ciearsn-- house after TIE csoss q 51a
ness es1h Gs5 TIE caha<1s l'-a'ssse q
finally CONCEDED Ave mEua5ae- a-1 :. = s2s
) t ira, The pzassrS ~sscons eren tzss - 8
| sar-os- ESeSfr-aahle Uss1
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
o poor seed, or to poor planting and cul-

to poor seed, or to poor planning auo cai-
tivation.
On the other hand, dishonest vendors
have opportunity to do cultlvators great
injury. as they may lose a good crop
entirely from this cause, after the ground
has been handsomely prepared, and skill
full and honest seedmen suger with them
in the injury done to an honorable bus
mess. Some seeds retain their germi-
mating powers for years, but are rarely
so good as fresh ones, while others are
of little or no value unless perfectly
fresh. Old seeds may be mixed with
fresh ones end all sold as fresh, the por-
ton of the good seeds which come up
aiding in the deception. Spurious Kinds
NAV be mixed with genuine, and some
times to prevent detection the spurious
ones have their terminating power de-
stroyed by heating. Sometimes again,
the seeds of bad weeds, which resemble
in appearance the seeds OF good
kinds. are mixed with them. Sand, the
grains of which are as large as clover
seed, has been colored so resemble IL;
and largely mixed through 1t and SOLO
extensively to farmers. -.
The agricultural stations are PROVIDED
with means for determining the percent
age of good and bad seeds IN supplies
offered for sale. The directors become
familiar with the appearance OF differen,
kinds. both genuine and spurious, and
NAV readily detect them by sight, bu'
they depend on actually submitting
them to the practical test of germina
ton, counting the percentage whlcf
grows. They determine the time re
CURED for different kinds to germlnate
which is often necessary to prevent dis
appointment from false expectations OF
the part of purchasers. -.
But farmers and gardeners them
selves should give more atten
tion to the subject. The.
should know all the requirements 10
success from good culture-tine soil
proper depth and sufficient moisture
and becoming familiar with the appear
ance of the many kinds, should them
selves test them on small SCALE before
hand. This they may do IN winter Il
regularly warmed apartments, IN sun
able soil. in boxes or pans, kept IN al
proper conditions, counting the numoe
planted and the number which appears
They may test old seed, and determln
its terminating value. -,
But thew should not stop here. Inc
should make collections of the seeds
all kinds OF noxious weeds, as well as
those of a more harmless characte
which may be used for adulteratior
These should be placed in glass walls
boxes and distinctly labeled. IN
. knowledge which may be thus ootaine
would be of much practical use as we
as satisfaction.
Such collection might be easily aus
mented by purchasing of reliable SEEDS
man IF a botanist, all the better) gel
eral collection Of such kinds as guilty;
tors should know.
A more frequent use of the means K
, ascertaining if Injured, or sprouted,
frozen, or unripe seeds viii grow, wool
, often save the trouble of making inquir
| through the agricultural papers for tt
| information wkich the inquirers coul
best obtain themselves In the way whle
} we have pointed out.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21
Money in Hogs.

From Colemans Rural World
A thoughtful and experienced and en-
inently practical man at our elbow, says
there is money in hogs, but he adds, not
bv the ordinary methods of feeding. l
know when my sOws are going to tar
row. and aim to watch them, for good
litter of pigs means to me near ly or
quite 500, by and by, made principally
out of green clover and grass and with
very little labor or other expense. 1t Is
nv aim to have all my sows farrow
about April /, and not sooner; then by
the list of December they are months
old and weigh 200 pounds. The sows
are never fat, and as they approach ma
ternity they are stlnted to bran, mid
dlings and skim milk warm This is done
to promote an easy condition Of the bow
els with verv little heat or fever pro-
ducing food, keeps them In good
heart and health, makes milk and
plenty of it, reduces Tritabillty to the
minimum and induces quiet and doclle
dlsposition. | like to have them in pens
with little straw, but keep the doors
open so as to give perfect freedom to go
and come as they please. Around the
mems. six inches from the floor and one
! foot from the walls. are stout polls, SO
! fastened that if she lays against IT 1t Will
not give way, but the little ones can get
underneath it, out of her way and out
of the way of each other. When the pigs
have come -twenty-four hours, like to
mix a Quart of corn meal with the ship
stuff slop, but always give it warm and
never sour. You would be astonished
how soon my pigs begin to feed and
what an advantage an acre of fall sown
rye is to both sow and pigs in the very
early spring. AS soon as clover rs III
condition, sows and pigs are turned into
it. but my clover field has
fence through the middle, SO that
one week it is at rest and tbs
other week the pigs are in it by trans
fe,ring them from one to the other, anc
nv this means | save one-third or more
and produce quite one-third more by tht
new growth while the stock Is out ant
the young things greatly relish The
Younger growth. My pigs make then
growth on clover nearly altogether untl
quite 6 months old, when they are grad
uallv, but very gradually brought t
corn. but when begin TO feed they ar
regularly and at the same times OF da!
fed morning and night with bran ant
meal slop. with little old ear of corr
afterwards. There is nothing like hav
ing a plan and working to 1t, and m,
plan has answered my purpose so ia
, that my pork does not according TO ny
best figuring, cost me more than si.o
per 100. Now tell that to your reader
as the practice of an old man
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-21

The twenty-third annual encampment
of the G. A. r. will occur this year at
Milwaukee, August Goth to 80. This
will be the first national encampment at
which an attempt has been made to pre-
sent a representation of naval battle,
because the encampment has heretofore
been held in inland cities where such
demonstrations could not be INDUCED in.
Milwaukee is well situated TO make at
tractive such spectacle, and it will be
presented on a grand scale. \ fine har-
Dor, plenty of room for the people to OBJ
serve the battle aud the grand display OF
fire works in honor OF the victory. This
display Of fire works from the govern
ment pier and from fifty or more
steamers and other crafts in the harbol
will be a sight TO attract thousands OF
sXtra visitors.