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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-01

II SCHUCHARD, DRUGGIST,
San Pedro and Acequia Streets
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines. Toilet Articles
Soaps, Chamois Skins, Sponges, Brushes Per
fumery, etc. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded. SO
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
them ard now TIE tears no longeE how
ever MS CHECKS.

.nss.
NJ. Clarence t.l-sk, CT IA sale,
Mich.. had tao pteEyg unls, one grow
ing over eseh eye. They were quite
thick and heshy Or Hartman ope-
rated 4nd removed them, and now his
eyes are clear 2ld he car see ~ sell as
ever. Bot Tor tae operation he 80 Id
cert4 nlY have lost tie sglt " b0tn
eyes, aud once totally bind from tlls
disease no operation can give sigat.
Ile following are cases treated from
Michigan over = year ago, - show tAAt
DT. Hartman operations and treat
ment are permanent
Nr Charles Hendricks, of B8Yneld, A.,
Wls., whose eyes were turned outward, A,
also called GA Dr. Hartman about 4
year ago 5lE Hendricks SAYS, under
date OF August -. IsS3 -" Your Ope-
ration on NV eyes Nas entirely satsfac-
tory, and the operation was performed
ia a most skllltul manner. No one
seeing my ewes now would FOR mo-
ment suppose that they had ever been
turned apart"
b. 3. Hart, OF Wate rsmeet, Mich.
whose l4-year-0ld son had cross eyes
since ala infant, sIum tied MS eyes 70
the great skill OF Dr. Hartman about a
year ago. Mr.. Hart says, uader date
Of August -, lssJ. My sons eyes are
a. right you could not tell that they
were ever dlshgured Ny sons eyes
are strong and beautiful; we arc won
deyfullv pleased with the operation. ="
Mr.. Henry Kreuger, OF Marquette,
Nich., who, too, had ms eyes
Strengthened year agO-they had been
crossed Tor some twenty years-says,
under date OF August n, 1889:
:. +. HARTMAN, NJ. D.-DEAR SIR.
see oy a Detroit Sunday paper that
you are stopping in Detroit, and that
YOU are making cross eyes straight by
the wholesale there. When you Oper-
ated ON me YOU remember that | was
much afraid that they would get
/ crooked again or that the operation
year having elapsed since the opera
ton, | am happy To say my eyes are
/ stl!l perfectly straight and there IS nc
/ stare AT all. The sight of the weak one
| Is Is strong now as in the strong eye
| | am very much pleased with your op
| Grafton and It's result. | would not tol
| all the world have 1t again as il was.
! had no trouble at all with II after the
/ operation and in two weeks II was as
! clear as ever. | most heartily advise
! ali persons with crooked eyes 10 go x
| YOU and have them Strengthened. On,
hundred dollars to get rid of such Al
! unsightly defect III ones looks L
| nothing. Yours truly,
| HENRY KREuGER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Club Feet.

Mr.. Blalse Goetchy, Of Hancock,
Mich, brought his little daughter to
Or. Hartman about a year ago. Her
two feet were turned inwards so that she
walked on her outside ankles, with the
sOles of the feet and toes turned inward
and backwards-club feet. DIR. Hart
man at once ordered set of braces
which IN six months turned the feet
and toes beautifully OutWards, and as
straight a any rect. He then ordered
and sent them another set that she Is
wearing now. These are raising the
toes and bringing down the heels,
which viii soon make the feet perfect.
Mr.. GOetchy says: I'VE are very much
pleased with Dr.. Hartman streatment." +"
CHAMPION, Mich, Aug. "A, 1889.
Dr. :. B. HARTMAN-DEAR FRIEND:
Seeing that you are IN Detroit, it Oc-
CURED TO me that people having de-
formed and lame children would doubt
less like to know the result of your
treatment IN cases of that kind. My
12-year-Old daughter had club foot
formany years, caused, doubtless, from
paralysis when an infant. We had tried
every means that the doctors prescribed q,
but nothing did her any good whatever.
When you were on your last summers 5
pleasure tour TO the north | took her
to you. You applied an apparatus to
her foot, and now it is turned outward
as far as it should be, and is as straight
as any foot. In fact, it has been so for
several months back, when you sent us
another appliance to elevate the toes
and bring the heel down. We are very
much pleased with your treatment, and
can always recommend you heartily in
the treatment of cripples.
Yours truly, Ed BERRY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Crooked Legs.

I had chronic Inflammation Of the
knee joint. Ny leg was drawn up so
that could not get my toes within
twelve inches of the floor. / was treat
ed for one month by DR.. Hartman and
my leg i perfectly straight and all
soreness Of the joints gone.
CHARLES SPAULDING,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Twas afflicted with paralysis when a
child of 10 years OF age. Ny right side
was entirely useless. | was placed under
tine care of some of the most eminent
physicians of America, among whom
were Drs. Weir Mitchell, OF the Penn
sylvania Medical College, Philadelphia,
and II. x. Allen. of the National Sur
gical Institute, indianapolis, where |
was patient for two years. Ny knee
tent IN when walked and every effort
20 construct brace 50 ss to prevent its
bending failed. Fortunately for me I
went 20 Dr. Hartman, VINO a, once saw
the defect, and he constructed a brace
which straightened my knee and kept
It in proper position. Nv knee IS now
perfectly straight and strong. With
due respect 70 other physicians. I must
say that DT. Hartman benefited me
moro than all others.
Very gratefully,
MINNIE Armstrong.
MenOm nee, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
0Stop!" Nature Has a Cure.

EATON RAPIDS, Mich.-J. NJ. Loose
Red Clover Co., DetrOit.-TwO years /
was afflicted with a very severe attack
of Eryslpelas. After two physicians
had used their treatment for several
weeks and | continued growing blind
and in their diagnosis concluded that
there was no earthly help or nope for
me. gave up, having tried all the
remedies knew or heard of. Ny neigh
Dor, Mr.. Miller, came IN to see me one
day, and said try LoOse's Extract Of
Red Glover, as he had known of It's -e-
markabIe cures. told him | had lost,
hope thatnothing would dome anygoOd
in this world. He insisted. and taking
his hat went to the drug store and
bought me one bottle and urged me
TO try it,, which did. Ten days after
wards Isent for two more bottles and it
was wonderful how improved. ] con-
tinued using it and today am better
than have been IN years; no sign of cry
sipelas has shown itself and | heart
lily recommend it to suffering human
ity as the greatest and best blood
purifier in existence. Yours truly,
Henry Marvin. For sale by White &
White, druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Catarrhal Deafness

DIR. HARrMAN-DEAR SIR: The noises
IN my ears, drums beating, crickets
chirping, distant waterfalls, have all
left me. II. kIRTLAND,
Petoskey, Mich.
:. B. HARTMAN, NJ. D.-DEAR SIR: |
can hear the watch tick ten inches from
my left ear, and four feet from my
right quite distinctly. Your medicine
Is helping me wonderfully.
;. SHELDES, Hager, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Are You Entitled TO a
PENSION !

have t..a teaa ltt cteaf ~ Sal auea p4in
- .raL rV.-sl.e al.sEaeE 81 ASSIST yea = se
afre e.rs .aeS IS leG lscsted ln NJ astLas-
ton a,r i-s - sls s4psllog "a as4llAees ever
ataet aglarsess- he eas acset beers sRr
- ,o -braut ta oieees. ~ Las - lolE ass
of 8isL.t- --l.sae- Mes -o fetcr O. - s4ssi-i
Success Is IHE BLsI IEsl of AARIr
1He securing of aear enf blnafea t4lls "a
ltlie eNer = yral, 4setesatlAs 4e@f
fG4ETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
j. me zr.lua 4pau NlIct hz invites SDl g.
rQE year q aim in tls h4nas Q c--afses Stea
does Haf ask his claimants 90 De- sIi me Wote
As sil.sis asks tavln g. f4f .sh tle Aecrs
sary 81 aflImatlaa g. enable llm g. precaIe inC
evidence. and a, q role, tDr pension is Sc
cur1i uitaaat faether trouo O. claimant
bia los.fl.a 81, Artlng Chaplain OF tle oeF
dlfr. Hone naeIc most of ms NefA has bee "a
dole. has t@NsA' nir thei ~ PAT - tte ne
.a securing pensions rs4 - e,y oe ieit O. inVA
perienred hands. SO, IS . rgic. 40 nearly a..
fhs Nrrk myself
NlDoas AAD DLfespE>f PAsEsls CLANS =
cFEcAlrs
Advice gwen gladly. even u another sitor-
nry has claim lh hsi4. J haze tne addresses ol
several tHu4saAl cA.,l Cicl D. ttaiintitte "i2A
ius o. nu0 the.r com adcs Vii 90 wei 10
Id WL>r AogE PtvsloV ALLOWED BEoaE
luU D4Et
Ifv0u live reasonable ume after placing
claim ln my hands cau lar4ntcc that ~
will he allowed 50 n 30 sou can enjoy some et
a. ~ least.
Grand Rapids. Tel pnonv tal. az the Home.
90 Aa. al, tlapls ts receive Is share ci 3eur
patronage. I am. faithfully vaurs.
GttA>. Il. GIBSON
solicitor oI fen-iOnA,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Please meation this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
4 safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory returns, or in case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle of Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t Is guaranteed to bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest. such as Con-
sumption, Inflammation OF Lungs. Bron-
chltIs, Asthma, WhOOping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. It IS pleasant and
agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, at Peck Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Hip Diseases

Miss Minnie Heckelbaoker, Of Iron
Mountain, Mich, met Dr. Hartman a
year ago while on his way to Lake SUI
peuor. She had been crippled for
quite a long time with hip disease Her
leg could not - brought hack INTO line
With her healthy limb evcep: by bend
mg her back forward very much. IT,
was also much shorter than the vel
one. Dr Hartman furnished her AZ
appliance That corrected thIs sf0r-
tune ~ very great extent. - that she
nov walks very much better.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
TREAsrREE,s NOTICE.


CITY TREasrnEF's OTFICF.
GrAvn RAPIDS. Mich. sept "a. l,S9.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of p sever i1 She
ailevfn block l&. Converse Il 1olford's al
dffi0n. is now iu ms bands. and that I wiz
receive payment fhcrfon for the period ~
twenty DAYS from this date. ~ the of3ce offhe
city treasurer. city hall.
GFo T. PEEET.
Titv Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Ny son IS dong we'll; h.s health IS
good; he is almost as stra ght as the
rest Of the children We arc muCa
pleased. MRs 2. +. DEAL,
Kalamazoo. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
TREAsURER'S NOTICE.
CITY. TnTAsVRFE's OFFICE,

CITY TRFAsURER's OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. sept. l9. lsS9.
Notice is hereby given tlat tie assessment
roll FOR the construction OF a sewer in Third
avenue frofa "a point ID feet west a. the west
line OF south Division street u seRer In Buch.
ana0 street is nov ia my hands. and that
will receive payment thereon for the period ol
twenty days from date. 40 the o,Gee Of The city
treasurer. CitS hail.
Gro r. PERRY.
Cifv Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

DH s p HaRrwtv Nv DrtR Brvr-
FACTOR I am happy % nform you
that your ole hours instruction has
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Do not forget the time, from the
morning of October to the evening of
October - Office hours from a. IN.
to p. M, and from 2p. m. to ) p. m,
and from TO .. m.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
DRUNKENNESS
Or the IisHer Habit Positively tsred
by AdDtntstertng DR.. Haia-s'
GDarffr.

II can be given ia cup Of coffee or tea y n
out the knowledge Of the person taxing it,ts
sbs0i iBtelv harmless. and viii effect perrna-
nent and speedy cure. whether the person is a
moderate drinkfr or al A9cholc WICK.
Thousands Of druEksrds have been made tsn-
perzfe men who have taken Golden -pee 10
N their coffee without their know edge. and
today believe they quit drinking ot their own
free will IT NEVER FAILS. The system
a. utter imposslhllifv Tor the uqu0r appetite
20 exist. For sale bT " h. TfBBo. Drugg ste,
10 Aonros-st.. sad = CsDsLst.. snd PICK
BROS, ~ snd ~ Monr0e-st- Grand Rapids
MICA
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. y = u Vt
Mrs. III. VI. AFB 81
Newcomh. .lic


Dr.. :. r. HARTMAN-DEAR FEiGSD: |
took wonderful pain in ny head
neuralgia-about six weeks ago. | have
never been III such descrlbablc agony.
| tried everything | could think Of and
that was prescribed and suggested 10y
others, end without the least good ef-
feet. Finding would certainly lave
to succumb if re ef did not soon come,
| ut last got your treatment, and while
my son was getting it for me | thought
my heart wUuld certainly burst from
the pain. ! took tablespoonful at
once and Ill few minutes repeated the
dose, and, strange rs it may seem. the
pain was gone, or at least almost so,
and the continued use of it cured me
entirely. May you live long to benefit
suffering humanity, and may God
bless you. Rev. J. +. SHAFER,
Mendon, st. Joseph county, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Hs Biu step az ssssUs Hotel Oas Wseks
treL4 asaaag 8lorslas. oets8sE =
uasl saEaFd4F EEeGlass
October lss
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Crsss ayes SRA btsaluds EFeiids Raised
sore Egss Cured aad Fsogis
made 1ezatLfuL
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Dsformea Fset aad Crooked Legs Made
FsFfset sad Every Ciass sf HanlAa
DefaFl4ltles successfully
Treated
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Dafiag Whieh Elaae the Aaazber -
Frrsoas operatad sa 4aa placed
Lnasr Treatment are NGz1~
.e1ea ~ .aa d lldEslss
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
Can't be beat-Banner cigar.

All diseases of men are cured by DR..
s. Clay Todd, As MOnrOe-st., room 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Cascers and Derouans Monsters Ke.
laeFea ana the sores
Healed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

enabled ne g TAX perfectly. ana Gle
ouiy tnHg { c2n compare ley feelings
. Is one wno has leug beel n PRISON
and Vas Suddenly released. 1oa cau
never knoa BON grateful 1 tee4 toward
yOu. N1h heartfelt thanks, AZ
yours most sincerely,
OzRo LgLL.
East Mauu.ie. Ottawa Co., Men.
DE. =. T. HAEfNAs- DkAR IS. Your
method II c2rng stsmmerng aud
suffering IS infal be / have talked
perfectly ever since your snort lUsIr0c-
ton. / am tAe wOnder % a4 nag
friends ana AL I can say Is. God bless
YOU. sincerely yours,
GEO. WAGNER,
IL. johns, Mlcn.
In the whole catalogue ct diseases
there s no class 50 grossly neglected,
poorly understood and 80 emprcaAy
treated a. those implied n the usual
term-FEMALE WEAKNESS.
DR. HAEINAN-DEAK >IE / am Ia
duced by sense OF duty 10 tae suffer
lng u make brief statement ot your
remarkable cure OF myself. i VAS u
most ma serable sufferer from prolapsus
uteri failing OF the womb weak
which caused nae 10 be cOnhucd u my
bed Tor long Lme, being too weak -
bear even my own weight upon BAY
feet. | was treated 10y the most reputa-
bic physicians ln our city. each anc all
saying they could 10 nothing Tor me. l
had gwen up all hopes OF ever being
well. In tnls COnOIUOu placed myself
under your treatment, and am most
70. N Tor
began your treatment wa, perfectly
well-entirely cured without amy appl-
ances or support Ot ANY KIND.
Your, truly,
Mrs. HENRY ELLIS,
NcnOmuee. Mich.
Authoress of "Illma. or Which Was
Wifeg'
Ny son, IS years of age, has been
afflicted with fits ever since he VAS 3
| years old. | placed him under the
| skillful treatment OF Or. :. B. Hartman
three months ago. he Is now perfectly
cured. Jos. ID. WALKER,
Lansing, Mich.
DR.. ). B. HARrNAN-DEAR SIR: Naur
treatment helped my husband very
much. His limbs and heart were very
| bad; he said the first dose Of your med
| lcne helped them. His right aukl
was swollen and of a dark color Z
would come in often and say "1iy
ankle pains me s. badly that / can't
walk" But your medicine had tho
good effect OF taking all the pam ont #
il, and for the first time in forty year
he can now say they do not give u II
pain. We sound the praise of youl
treatment far and near, and viii TO-.
ever he thankful to YOU for your greai
services. Yours truly,
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
California Mesa.
HAYsEED.

Rev. Tuttle preached to large and a:ten-
tive audience at Duncan School house las t
Sunday.
Carl, the second Oldest son of James Mccoy
was taken suddenly i'll, the later part of last.
week with brain fever, at this writing there
is very little hope of his recovery.
Sam. Gaines moved to the Ash mesa, last
weck or one of DIR. Ashley's ranch. He has
a contract for putting in eighty acres alfalfa.
4 tenant wanted for the J. c. Noses ranch.
Inquire of Chas. Bear for terms.
The shooting afrsy, mentioned in these
columns, as having occurred on California
mesa few weeks ago took place an the lower
part Of Ash mesa. whe have no desire to rob
our sister mesa OF this distinction. The
hostile parties came 10 q peaceful under
standing, within few hour, and all is peace.
full aud serene.
A landslide occurred few hundred yards
north OF the Colorow church, about ten days
ago. in which tho lower bank OF the Irons,one
d.Ich was carried away, aud the hons run
was filled level with sliding earth. 1t will
require considerable work on both bitches be.
fore any water eau be rua in either ditch.
Mr.. Henry Adams has sold his place to a
gentleman by the name ofMorris. Mr.. Adams
will move to the mountains near Telluride,
and homestead a claim. \ soa-iu.law OF Mr..
Lees will have charge of the Adams ranch
this year.
We have so tons of frs, class alfalfa hay to
sell. Bear Bros.
Ncssrs. MARTINEZ and Garcia, gentlemen OF
Mexican birth, are farming Nr. Ziesler'.
ranches.
Majority Of farmers are busy plowing.
Crops will be sown IRON one to two months
earlier than last year.
Would it not be better ifthc space occupied
by "feoman and L. L." was devoted to the
discussion of some farm subject. Such as
irrigation, 4" what crops to plant, to secure
the largest profit" &c?
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
From Hotchkisa.

I'D iNDEPESOEST.
There is a miniature war in progress over
the Hotchkiss post "ffice. A repetition of
Nasby AZ the Confederate Y Roads. Todd
wants it, and Riech claims it. The former is
endorsed by the Hotchkiss Stocl. Exchange,
and the latter by the Board OF Trade. Will
Duke, who has been postmaster for the last
two years, is anxious to unload, as the weight
of the Office is making him round shouldered
in front.
Does any one want to buy dog with steel
trap attachment? Geo. Hider has one to SELL
1t is rumored that we are to have new
hotel. 1t will pay.
The two new drug stores are well underway.
Why don't mOneyed men send committee
to Denver to work for the new county and
bridge bills. Unless something is done, both
will quietly die in the legislature Both
Chatfied and Kinliaid are apparently indif.
ferent TO these measures. believe the people
would subscribe a sufficient amount to pay
the expenses of n committee. l also believe
our county commissioners would be justified
in paying such expenses out of the funds OF
the county. What do you say, gentlemen?
and Hotchkiss from the North Fork, Sam.
Hartman from the Muddy, and KING and
Henry from Delta. could place the merits of
these measures before the different committee
to which they have been referred and thereby
get favorable report, which is the first step
to their final passage. One, or both of these
bills, so vital to the interests OF Delta county,
can be gotten through if the right work is
done. If anything is done, it must be done
quickly.
1t seems somewhat strange that our water
rights could not be established in this. In
District Il. (Gontrose) the testimony was
taken at the same time as in this district, and
they obtained their decree several months ago.
This criminal negligence or incompetency,
will cost our ranchmen thousands of dollars,
for there seems to be general intention not
to pat in a crop of any amount until this
question is settled. At the time set for settle
msnt it will be too late to put a crop in this
year.
HAYsEED.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
Burglars,

1t scoms that lot of burglars have been
turned loose in this town, as n number ofburg-
laries have been perpetratcd of late. Last
Friday night some one broke into Il. Bigelow
and Sons store and stole a lot ofcl"thing. and
last Saturday Ed. Kellogg lost about 20
pounds Of meat which he had in box on the
north side Of his house. Our people had bet.
ter he on the lookout for these fellows, and
greet them, il possible, with doze of buckshot.
We have also heard of certain parties helping
themselves To their neghbors woodpile. OF
oil the thieves that should be dispiscd is a
man or any one else who will steal his neigh
bor's wood. Bon. Gheen is on the lay for
some of them, and we hope will succeed in
getting hold of the proper parties. Give us a
mi l.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
Stock Growers Meetihg.

On tho 2nd day of March A. d. 1889, the
Association held their annual meeting. BY
absence Of the President and Vice President
the meeting was called to order by tho secret
ary. On motion and second X. o. Wilmot was
elected temporary Chairman, on motion said
meeting adjourned to meet March % at 0
o'clcock r. NJ. A. ID. 1850. "Atsaij roposcd
meeting the officers will he elected fer the
should have come before the annual meeting
shall come before the said proposed meeting.
All members are requested TO attend, also all
other stock men are cordially invited.
Glso II, pu&E, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
Shall there be n Religious Amend
mcnt to our National Constitu-
fionp

Ed. L. II. Gates Of Denver, Colo, will lee.
tare OH the above named subject at the school
house on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
March u and l3.
The speaker will show the relation tha,
should exist between religion and civil.gov.
ernment, and the dangers that menace our
liberties by the adoption of the Blair Religi.
Gus Amendment bill, now before the United
States legislature. The evils of religious
legislation in the past, and the nature of the
religious attack on our National Constitution
at the present time, will be discussed.
All ara cordially invited to attend, no charge
being made for admit,ancc.
Lecture will begin at $50.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12
Summons.

STATE OF COLORADO, lss. Delta County.
Bessie A. Griniths, Rain.iS,
Summons
Walter J. Griffiths, Defepdunt
The People OF the State of Colorado. to
Waltar J. Griiriths, the defendant above
named, Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against YOU by the above named plaintiff
In the. County Court, Of Delta County, State OF
Colorado, in which said Court County and State
the complaint in the above entitled action is fled
and answer the complaint thcrcin within thirty
days RUcr the service hereof II served within this
County; or, IL served out of this County, or by
publication, within tfty days amer the service
hereof exclusive of the day sfsarvicc; or judg-
mont Will be taken against you according 10 the
prayer Of the complaint,
The said action Is brought to dissolve the
bends OF motrimony now existing between plain
III and defendant on the grounds that defendant
has deserted plaintiff, and that defendant being
In good bodily health has for the year last past
failed To provide reasonable support for his faaily
and further that plaintf have the custody OF the
two minor children the issue of said marriage,
and costs as will mere fully appear from the
complaint In said action 10 which reference is
here made.
And you sre hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and to answer the said coinplaiut as
said Court for the dissolution of said marriage
aud for the custody Of the two said minor chill
drcn and costs OF suit
BESSIE A. GRirrrrHs.
Ut LYMAN L. Henry her Attorney.
Given under my hand at Delta
in said County, this 10Th day OF
February, a. d. lsSe.
LYMAN !. HrNRY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
2. o. Address. Delta, Colorado,
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12

The Ouray Muiioon managers are trying to
get up excursion to the Worlds Fair, to
be held in Pari. next summer. The jYuldoOa
iellers are enterprising and il they get up an
excursiUn you can be; it will be first-class in
every respect.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-12

Sheriff Gheen received orders from Judge
Bell to take his prisoner, Hughes, who was
arrested for stealing lotofcIoileS las; week,
to the Gungison Jail, OF account Of the crowd.
cd condition Of the N.ntruse Jail. This shows
that We should have a safe place 10 put pris-
oners in this county, it would save qll the ex-
pense Of railroad fare both ways, besides keep
ing the money paid ou; for board in our
midst Let's build Jail.