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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
An Elderly Gentleman Tells How to Cos
Man to Propose.

An Elderly Gentleman Tells How to Coax
a Man to Propose.
An elderly man was telling a group
OF giddy young girls the other day how
he proposed to his wife when he was a
young man. She was sewing at the
time he said, or he never would have
had the courage to do it. If girls
would sew more he thinks they would
have more matrimonial chances. Sew
ing he considers the best accomplish
ment that woman can have. A
woman engaged with a needle has a
domestic, home-like air that is ire
slstible to man who loves her. 1t is
picture of what she would be in her
own home, anc makes him long that it
should be his also. How can a man
propose to girl who sits straight up
IN her chair staring hard at him with
pair of bright eyes? But when she
Is bending gracefully over bit of
plain or fancy sewing, apparently alb
sorbed in counting the stitches, and
the arrows OF her eyes are sheathed
Tor a few minutes, he plucks up cour-
age enough to offer her his heart and
hand. The average young man
Is bashful in such affairs, though
Dold enough at other times, and needs
encouragement and opportunities
what sort of encouragement is a pair
oi bright eyes staring into his, watch
Ing his embarrassment? Listen to the
advice of an old man who has been
all through it; drop your eyes and
give the young man chance. Re-
member this, girls, when the favorite
young man drops in to make an even
my visit, get out your bit of fancy
work and look domestic, and with
every stitch OF your needle you will
oihd his heart more firmly to your
own.
ms is the advantage that the En-
gnsh girls are said to possess over the
american girls-they are more do
"eStlc; If they shine less brilliantly in
soclety than their American sisters
.nelr domestic virtues shed steady
.uSler In their houses. This, of course,
- looking at the question from an En-
s.lsh point of view. The American
girls are capable of doing both; do
mesnclty is not incompatible with So
o'al orilliancy. and many of society's
queenS are careful housekeepers and
ueVo1ed wives and mothers, keeping
.aeir sweetest words and smiles for
'nelr own homes. IN. Y STAR
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20

physicians and as many surgeons in his PAL
ace. the emperor Of China manages to enjoy
fair health
Mr Charles Drury, the new minister Of
agriculture in Ontario. was formerly Me-
thodist preacher. and still exercises that call
ing occasionally
L b Garrett, Of Baltimore, has had made
for his steam yacht Clean the smallest piano
ever constructed II 10 q inches high, ~
inches wide and 96 inches deep
The Prince Of Wales has no intention of
visiting America at present. and he IL an
noyed at the rumor Of his being about to do
% accompanied b. IL Duke ef Sutherland
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20

In summer sheep require shady
pasture; their warm coats of wool are
burdensome on hot day. If there
are not sufficient shade trees in the
field movable or stationary sheds
should be provided. 1t is an act of
cruelty to animals to compel them to
remain all day in a broiling sun.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20

tro uar'es Howard, Of Milwaukee, a widely
cir o"n Masonic dignitary, but in moderate
lef, ni has fallen heir to 100000
he ~. Jun oy an aunt in England, from whom
"e ran away when bow. --'
was salisbury, premier Of England, who
Wv .oilneriy working journalists. is al
to as courteous as his position win allow
ne,s *spaper men, and frequently incloses
ers W men who were formerly his colabor-
Rnssp naS' the author Of sUnderpround
msd;. usually lives in London. he e az
de-. u% neight, but Of massive frame ana
faca cnest His head Is large and his type a
Wiz ESSENTIALLY Slavic. He has charmine
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20

He knows little of himself, or of
the world. who does not think it suffi-
cient happiness to be free from sorrow;
therefore. give q wise man health. and
he will give himself every other thing.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-09-20
ROBBED BY WEEDS.

Pieces
Farm Land Described by Traveller.
l have in mind two pieces of corn
growing CONTINUOUSLY. only the line
fence between the fields Indicating the
ownership of the two pieces. The
quality of land is evidently the same in
both and the. corn on both pieces had
grown to about the same height
There was apparently but little differ
ence in the two fields at the time the
spindles began to show in the stalks
But really there was this difference
one received frequent and careful cult
walton with view to destroy all weed
growth; the other had only superficial
manipulation of the soil. The careful
hand which had with great painstaking
and this kind goeth not out without
such-sought to eradicate root and
branch of these troublesome tenants
at-will' in one piece was wanting in
the other. The weather now came on
dry and hot The corn in the clean
rows spread itself like a green bay
tree, and held on wonderfully late into
the season before the leaves rolled or
gave much evidence that the dry
weather was telling upon it In the
other lot carpet of green weeds in the
shape of barnyard grass. Roman worm
wood. sorrel aud smartweed sprang up
between the rows, and not only pur-
Joined the nutriment of the soil, but
what was of full as much consequence
to the corn plants, drank in the mois-
ture afforded by dews and scant showers
and with their network of fibrous, sur
face-feeding roots limb bed the moisture
from the soil, and practically throttled
the corn on its own ground, and set its
leaves curling three weeks before the
others, stunting its growth and dimin-
ishing the crop fully one-half below
that OF the clean kept field -Massa-
chusetts Ploughman.
Few educational enterprises have
yielded larger results for the amount
invested than the Egypt Exploration
Fund. Expending annually since 1883
between 81. 600 and $1,000. it has dis
covered or disclosed the following in
teresting sites: Pittrom (the treasure
city of Exodus i. 11), Goshen Tahpan-
hes (the Daphne of the Greeks). the
city OF Onias, Zoan. Am. Naukratis,
and. latest of all, Bubastis (the Pi-Be-
setti of the Scriptu-es). These discove-
ries have been conducted in thorough
ly scientific manner and have yielded
rich results regarding the sciences. arts.
and industries of past ages, the early
sources of Greek history. AID particlar-
ly Biblical aud secular history. The
Chautauquan-
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
California Mesa.

| Jerome Markly takes first honors for
thresIiing this season. Kiser d Co.'S. new ms,
chine did the work.
| Mr.. Greenlee has sold his claim to an old
gentleman from Gunnison City, and has
moved his family on the upper .Gunnison.
| Messrs. Berlin and Van Aiken will soon
commence the erection of neat frame farm
| residence.
| Mr.. Lees new ,ihrcshing machine arrived
last week and will soon be ready for work.
Mr. Raines, on Ed. Kellogg's ranch. has ten
| acres of wheat that, he believes, will make
fifty bushels per acre.
Thomas Ash, Of Ash Mesa, is building n
substantial addition 10 his residence.
Messrs. Furgpson and McIntrye are at Lake
,City. working assessment work on mining
property.
Bert Fleak has sold his band of horses to
Mark Brown, of Delta.
| For the past two weeks there has been no
syater in any of the bitches to speak Of.
There's very little grain that is suffering, yet
| water could he used 10 good advantage.
| Geo. W. jackson oilers MS rahch ior si'ie
very cheap. fIe has twenty acres Of alfalfa.
Mr.. Thos. Mostru, of Ash mesa, is erecting
a fine twostory residence on his ranch. 1t
will be an oSna,nept to that Sectiop of the
mesa.
! There is g big roy in the Irous.ayp Ditch
Company. The original builders of the ditch
Aiaim the priority, while those interested
l. the extention dispute it. A law spit will
EyolabIy settle the matter.
| II any of the raaders of the ISpEPEEDEST
h1ve seed rye for sale, they can find plenty
Of buyers by advertising i in these ,colunes.
why don't the lnen WHO want stfces an
naunce themselves in these colunes? So we
ca, 'size them up" before the primary
! meeting.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Ed. Duke and Nr. Borrow west out hunt
ing bear last week, and found one. After
cmp,ylng the magazines Of thcir guns they
took refuge In tree and his bcarship saw to
II that they remained there all night, EL.
says, darn q bear,n and is under the care of
Or. Todd, recovering from, the scare and effects
Of hanging from a limb tor ten hours, while
Mr.. Barrow says he you'd have killed the
bear all right IL Ed. had not scared the bear
by shooting at him. Both gentlemen orr Ia d
to be crack shots.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The fipest,honey we have yet seen was sent
to us last week by Ms. A. "A. Hoasdon. 1t is
ms clear Il. any we .hSye eyer looked at and
pure honey. 1t is M. part glucose or some
other substance, but the as,re gpil.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Not a California Bear.

Anybody can catch cold this kind of
weather. The trouble Is to .e. 50, n.e tle
man who caught the bear. We advise our
readers To purchase of u bottle
of SANTA ABLE. the California King Of Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs snd
Group oures, and keep it hasdy. lis pleas
ing to the taste aud death 10 the above conn
plaints. Sold ut 81. 90 u bottle Or 5 for $50.
CALIFORNIA CAT.R.CtRE gives i,nnssdi-
ate relief. The CATARRHAL virus l. soam dis-
placed by its Healing AMI penetrating nsasrs.
Giye il u trial Six months treatl.s,.t - -.
sent 10y mail Si.io. for sale ~ t-sriiAx =
WILLIAMs.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

&C. Butler, Rftcr an absence of about two
weeks, has rc,uFued to Delta. During Abc's
absence we have beasl ibst he vas in Cali.
f"rpia, Aspeu, Grand Junction. aud several
other I9sccs, but he Series ihe cSasge Of be.
ing out of Mesa CsGIiy, IND says &c has been
csmpiug out, hunting bear and deer, aud 6sh.
ing. However that I.sy be, he is back and
glad Of IL. lIc looks syey ~ much L-tter.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

J. T.. Wi,inncry, tsthsr Of tha: chum of
our'n, was UP fro;n the ranch Wednesday
aud Thursday. His hand still Gsubles him
and h. was In town for Que rurpess to secure
the sdvicc Of DIR. Cunmine- ~ to w, at should
be done for it-Lake Gay IAoaoyruph.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Fariui aud McNshon'. CIRCUS ext isaed her,

Fariui aud McNshon's circus eAs ihited here
last "Wednesday. They wcrr to giye two per-
formsnccs, bn; on account Of the raip the
evening performance was not given. The
people FROM town all took in tbs show, but
very Few were in from the country. The show
is everything they claim for 1t, and all who
attended were satisfied. Ifa performance had
bccn given in the evening larger audience
would have been present than they had in the
afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

jesse Hart is 30 much tic.led over the sue
cess of his new threster, that he brought his
girl all the WAY froIa fongpe qseet 10 see it
york. -That'ssight, irsuothiug like letting
your gir; know hoy 70 lhrssh. il hwsy come in
handy. you know.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The ORIGINAL. AsIErINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large two-ounce tin
boxes, a.id is IN absolute cure for old
sores. burns, wounds, chapped hands,
and ail skin ernpuons. Will positive
ly cute AL kinds of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABiErlNE OINTMENT. Sold
10y Latham hi Williams. at 70 cents per
box, hy mail so cents.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

We heard a nap tein,k the other day that
he had about thirty scres Of wheat which
would yield him .-reS.ty-fve bushels mn acre.
This is. of Goprse, very large yield, but the
way ,hc grain rraxs in our county ae did not
have the courage to dispute it.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

We received las, week from Mrs. F. Hods-
don, = 6nc lot yaf honey. Mrs. uodgdon has
worked hard and ,uade bec culture aspecinl
study. and as all hrr work in this direction is
based ou . scientific priuciral shs is prepared
to furnish the very hes Grade of Aoney, pure
and delicious.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Another Don't.

Don't sit and sigh and wonder why
So many people pass you by,
Your worth aud claims forgetting.
Your gems of thought would ,lnore be sought
II they were not SO oyerwrogght
And damaged in the setting.-Er.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

W. ". Almoul xas sxost agreS@tly sur
pri.cd last week ~hcp he received letter
frou, his wife, who was in Denver, that she
would bc home on "Wednesday, acco,il panied by
Mr.. Almonfs father. viii has no; seen tue
old gcntienan ior abost zen years, end the
,pee,ing, no doubt, wa'a happy sr. They
arrived here as stated, ou "wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

,Qni,e party ,pf pfGmmisrants passed-a.rough
Delta last week. enroute to sspe~here. They
stopped over here, looked over our country,
and concluded that we had goo, country,
but preferred tn travel little further.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

An enormous amount of grapes will he
raised in this county this summer, ,snd ernpe
raising has not fr;F;y hegun. lfaiiJsho have
said so, wW go TO ,rsising grapes ther. will he
no need Of people .ou Ibis reserve sending for
California Erlpes.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Miss Alma Swiler, niece .ef S. F. and J. c.
Buckle arrivedhere from Springfield. Ohio
last Thursday, Qua visit. Miss sYiler i. an
accomplished Seppgrapher, aud wiz. after her
visit, accept position in Denver law office.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

For good farms aud big crops 90 out on the
.n,esas aud especially .pn California lnesa. j..
C.. Chapman has one Of the .modsl f.rms. II
he doesn't rnise oyer a1thonsand bushels of
wheat. guessing is played out.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Buy your binding fwiuc of $, j. srurln ss Co.
Th~, handle the best IN The market aud VII! nc;
be un,lcrsold.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Twenty cars Of Gunnison granite was ship
pc,i is Denver for the capitol building, on the
3rd inst. This is n good thing for Gunnison
aud we hope her prosperity may last.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
important Meeting.

Thsrc will be u meeting Of the citircns oi
Delta and vicinity, n the sChool hoase. on
Saturday evening. August i7tl, 1850, for the
purpose of desisiny ways and mcaas Of In.
ereu,sing the water supply iu dis section by
tapping the Gunniaop river. A large attend.
apce Is desired, ani every farmer shopld b.
present. by order Of
4. /. KELLOGG, Mayor.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Robert +. Dillon }.i, at this ofiseyesterlay
n couple Of peaches Which xr n,ssSprei and
fnund them 10 be sigh, sns Que kalf inehe.
one way in circuS,fereprr and eight inches
the ether. This n pretty good :,r bottom
land. and Bob .sst he j. goipg 70 have lots
morc lust like thew.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Farm Loans.

At6. :. 5 or 10 per cent Interest. Partial pay
gent plan ifyou wantit. Loans and ;itle approx
:cd by me and your money raid to you in CASH
ipstcad of checks on Montrase. Money for Final
Proof paid on TIC day OF proof No delay, and nc
ESrnAs.
A. II. KING
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The political po. is.begipning to sjzz and
foam. Political gpsh guf and sham will soon
spread itsslf,ieose 3u an nnsaspecting people
and to onr shame We suppose twill be swal.
lowed aiid called good bait.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Rev. W. A. Mc.Elphatric. the new NJ. F..
minister. who has been selected to fill the
pulpit of the church of this place, is expected
to Errive here fra1a Fl. Lupton, Colo, some
time this week.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Every farmer in this county should have at
least enough fruit trees to keep his family
supplied during the winter. 1T will not take
mpny trees nor great AMOUNT Of money to
nave or get these trees.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Our newly married friend Harry Wilson is
getting out spicy paper, the INDEPENDENT
ut Delta, Colorado. Harry is n worker and a
royal fcllow.-Salt Lake Timcs.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Montrose ia going to hald its fair on the
18th, 3Otn, and 2lst Of .Scp,slnber tfis year.
The officers Of Del,a Copnty's Fair As."cia-
ton have not made up their minls,S set us
whether they viii have affair or not.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

There IL a hole in the road, nearly In front
pfMr. Fsdeiy's residence, on Main street, That
needs atteation at oucc. II is IN the limits Of
The fown sqd can be fixed up With little cx.
pcnye.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The rains Of late have done an immense
amount Of good to our ranges. Til. prospect
for good winter ranges in this section are
very hattcriny.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

j.. +. Lees, who is farming Mr.. Huntley's
ranch, op California mesn, received mower,
binder aud y new wagon last week. The
pnacbinery wps shipped here from Gunpison.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Mr. Coburn sent down lot Of plums last
week for hi. market. They are very nice
rnL tud ready sale, like all other Delta Co.
( uit.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

RMrs. Dan MeCprthy formerly of Delta, nr.
rived In town yesterday morning on visit
N old friends, of which she ha. many.
Mrs. McCaathy Is nov living At Rathbonc,
near Aspen, and is doing we'll, running a
bording house. She Is one of the pioneers
pf this County md her welcome was uniyer.
~
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

That Delts County is far ahead on fruit.
grain or anything else can he .een by the way
some Of the correspondent. write to the Mont.
rose .Ne0enger.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Notice to Teachers.

The third quarterly exauipA,ion Of teach.
ers will bc held in Delta, Delta Co., Colo. on
Aug. 30th and 3ist, 1889.
J. n. NcGINry
Sup't. of Schools
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

CO. Rogers, Of Rogers mcsn and son came
down las, Tuesday evening, rnsoutc for Jack
ltarry's saw mill, whfcl, Mr.. Rogers intends
20 run while Jack rustles among oar farmers.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

+. n. Brown bough, n new rake last week,
and is now M independent US a man can he IN
that line. II beats all how our ranchmen arc
stocking up with machinery.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Tug most delicate constitution eaa safely
use DIR J. II. McI.esn's Tar Wine l.uug lsa!,n.
1t is y sure rrmeIy for coughs. loss oi voice.
and all throat and lung troubles. For sale
by l. NJ. MeMurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The fake games with the circus seemed TO
catch suckers here just the same ps any other
place. It beats all why people will never
take tumble.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

A Prof. Peyn Jumped from II tower $50 feet
high, into net stretched few feet from the
surface of the water, and made the jump Nnc.
!ccssfnlIy, without pain.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Ifyou patronixe home stores nns markets
you help yourself. lfyou patrouizc outsiders
3Su help build up another town mud do no
good for yourself.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Any man who is so blind to the interests Of
hi. county as to patrouize outside institutions,
j. not a good citizen, provided, Of course, he
can do Just MS well nt home.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Mr.. Matlock says. that hereafter when Mr..
Maloney want. hay, he must come by day
light, and then ther. will be no danger Of los
ing the road.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Bath House.

j. W. Bouldin has utted mp bath
honse in connection with his barber
shop. Call and see him; next door to
the postofiice.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The reward for the capture of the Telluride
Bank robbers still holds gooi, but As yet no
Que has come anywhere near getting II.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Firemans Tournament.

TO be held at Denver, Aug. Goth 10 25th.
Tickets will he sold at ore limited fare for the
hound trip. Tickets will be sold Aug. 18th
anu 2Ist. Good to return to aud including
Aug. 2Gth.
" NJ HASTINGS A cent
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

J. A. Curtis, our water commissioner travel.
Ell about - miles 10 see the circus. 1t isn't
everybody that has the courage to do that.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

yCrotscr 4 Stewart received small girls;
mill last week. The mill is for Mr.. ALEU-, Of
Rogers mcsa, and con bc used for grinding
almost anything.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

lat Wednesday. Dave did not come TO see
the circus, but We guess he got there.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

The Theological r.irca, "sc'i as an Office by
llcnrry and Curtis is having June lst avn.
ing ..ckcd on TO it,-also n dose Of grcyi,h
paint-Dorg.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.

II. r. Fritz, a hrst class watch maker and jewel
er has located in Delta and is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in his line at reasonable rates.
All work guaranteed.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Go 10 the Delta Planning Mil for NIL kinds o
Native Lumber.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

J. J. smith came down from North Fork to
so- the circus, which he viewed with the sniiie
interest he used to when he was kid.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Mr.. Gallant was in town last week an
started home with bran new wagon, Prou'
.ArR peacock.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
c, Allicer,

Fancy Dyer and renovator, will be here Oh
NoIday and Tuesday of next week, 70 seles
work.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

SLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, u,a,ic ,uiSerahie 10y
ths, terrible rocyh. Shilol,', Cure is the r.-
,gedy for you. At McMurray's.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Politics are beginning to stir, which mcaps
that in the near future candidates will be as
Nthick as ever.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Farm, lts,ns.

J am prepared to make farm loans withom,
sonS ing application cast. Prompt Personal eN.
smipstions, aud II security is sufficient will close
loa;s al once.
~ cr.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

big bargain in Hols,cin and graded cattle.
4 big bargain in ranches, improved and decd
et,at
HENRY & CURTIS.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

lfyop want p god meal 20 to the California
Restaurant. Opposite Mct;anahan Is Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Just Come In

A choice lot Of very neat and tasty Jcwclry.
Wsrpntcd TO be just represented.
MCGRASAHAS 4 BUTLER.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

l Thos. +. Ryan. who has been sojouraing IN
Denver since las, fall, returned to Delta last
Thursday to recuperate.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

evening, notice of which appears in another
column.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

DR.. Dorsey is weather. .bonrding his house,
and otherwise improving it.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

jfyou wan; to get oven on Your whole life go
t2 Crotscr. Stewart & Simpson and buy your
Farmipg Implements.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

License was issued yesterday by Clerk
IIodgion for the ,Isarriase Of J. NJ. Fickcs
of Delta, to Mrs. Il@u,,.h T.. Smith, of Union
Co., III.
LATER.-Thc ,corp,le Serc married at the
Uucalnpahgrc House on Tie sGre day.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

Board end lodging only 8, nt California Rcstau'
1ap,. and the table is supplied with the best.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
Town Lots and Lands.

Special Rstcs will be made for families n, IL
California Restaurant
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

ARE lou MADE miserable ~ ,..,"sr>'
siou, CONSTIPATION, Dizziness, Loss of ippe-
I ie Yellow skim Shiloh,s NitaliEer is II
positive cure. For sale at McMoriay's,
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

WHY MILL .oU cough when Shiloh's
tan viii give in,tnesliste relief Price 10
v,-.. 10 ets., asdsi. sor .ale =. &eA arrays.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

FeR n S,fe md certain remedy for fever and
ague, use Dr. J. II. MeLean's Calls AMI
Fever Cnw; Il is warranted IA cure, For sale
By !, NJ. McM1rray,
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

"HACKMETACK" 4 lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price - and 70 cents. Fo
sale AT McMurray's.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

lfyou want a bed. go to the California Rpsiau.
rant.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13

lfypn want frui, 20 to the califorpis House
Opposite Mct;rapahan & Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1889-08-13
W. II. CRANE.

Before Purchasing your Hnrvcsters and Mowers
call on s. J. Spurlin 4 ca. who will give you
prices and terms to suit the times