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The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

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FRANK RYrEAEsox. DefenAAat
rmx PHnri.E ~ inE 0fa1s OF CcloRApo.
To FRANK KYSEAHs0r.
the defendent shove named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appsaTtn an action
brOught against yoo By the HbdSe- Named rlain.
tin n the County Court Of Delta County, Stats n
colora1ln. and suswers the, eOmRfSint tbefsin
whit, twenty days aftcy the csryice hereof. u
served within this Conn y.of, " served ont n
t,is county, or By publiratiop-. within thi,ty
day of service; or Judgment BY Acfavlt will b.
taken sxsinst you .ccordisG' to !bs pssyyr q
il tiss above sniitled acted - - .s.r,ed with
this summoas or u the service hereof b made
0ut OF this state. then ten dsys addiskmel " the
smswer wiii be SLOWED beSvts de tAking u
lsdament by defauit ~ slosvsAtd: -
he aid srtion h bY,ught 70 dAsoave o. bonde
ef pafrim ony= existing 0etweeA plslnt6 snA
Aefendent herein and fos cests- Of 'suit ~ wtlI
mose haily apecar froa the. co9plainf In ssi1
action 10 y hIetl reference r. heTv made.
Given under my hsnd st Delta In sAid Couuty
this 17th day OF Aukust, 4. y. $50.
A. y. KINo,
Attorney Sbs plsinuA
oAes ApA post oases addrsss, Dolls. Colombo.
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coLoaAno OK wI1RELs,

On the 2lst of this month chr wi II leave
Colorado Springs for Dallas. Texas loaded
with Colorado products- grain, grasses. fruits,
and vegetables, samples Of sres, stone. mar.
BILE. brick and lime, everything in .f.nt ths,
will show the resources Of the >stase. This
will give Delta couaty an opPurtanity to I'D.
vsrtise in very eftctual maassr, Its coal,
atone and fruit interests. .After the tair =,
Dallas Is over the car will visit all al tbs
principal cities Of Texas. Exhibits should
he shipped IN W. J. Foster. ioi Pikss Peak
Avenue, Colorado Springs. Colo. ANY sd.
vsstisins matter that Is furnished will be
distributed and all exhibits will be properly
labeled, cared for and returned II desired,
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An Act.
ts. !. n,

TO sUDarf 70 me QUALIFIED HtScfons % ZEE
STATE or coLohApo AnxxDnKxls TO AHrlClH
Mx OF TnS coxsTi1UrIoF OF me srAfs OF
coLoRADo.
Be It e,aeied BY ne 0ere-ai Assemsh u Ne aass @
Cbi0rufo.
sEcrIox !. There shall he submitted to the
qualified election Oft sAte of C~loradn o. the
Assembly. for their approval or rejection. the oi
lowing smcndments 70 the Conssituti,n of the
jority Of iho.s voting theron. shall be valid =
part q the Constitution; that e 20 ~; ses!ion
q coiossdo shsii be @ smended " y 70 rad S a. i
lows: M. o. The supreme court shstl consist
q q three Jndess. bnt The Gsnsr.i xsssmSiy |Ssy:
ssct house; provide for one or more Additional
iudss. and r ths. Pnssose m.y nsrss:s X, ,s ,ss
regular term oS one jnhye nniy sh.li expire every
three year.. but the total nrmber of jn1Ess shall
pned Of six Judges ii may be arranged IN two
iudsss and The Susine,s. Of tho esurt dtsriSvted
q the department having coisiders ttoa .heysoI
e sS and ss
the Judges q the department having constlsN.
!hs he whole sesr 4Ss st srrsnssmsn. rang N of,ss :oui1
into departnihee and the afstrtbutton % t1sin.~s
sna r sSs .apssa @ ss Z
time = provideA hy snch rules. s.sign the seyesal ~
judges 70 thett respective departments. Until the
csurt shall Be conppOsei Of six tndges.A niaJ6rty
nj the Judges shali be necessary 70 fern quorum
or prVfouhce decision: lfofidsd, That When.
ever rase II considered by the whole court, And
the Judges are equally divided tn opiAion. TIE
Judgment Of the lower court shall be adlrned
BLc. 2. section eighteen Of article sig ef the
Constitution Of the rtate Of Colombo. shall be
amended NO ~ to sead ~ fOf1owE SIC. IA. The
judges Of the huprcme and Distrtrt eOuSta shsn
each reeefye ntch salary - Day be p1Dvtde1
by law. anf no sneA Judge Shan rersive guy ntheY
compensation. perquiste or eupalumens lhf or %
account OF his once, In any form Whatever. p<H
act ~ attorney or councillor q hw. he General
Assembly may. by vote Of tvOthff1s Of the
mcmber elected " each hOnas. tpcSeasc sny StSeh
9lahes ~ 3 sum pat exceediD1 seven thousaph
d1llar per annum. and make the sane ap9Dtea6ie
70 The ludHes then IN 0f8ce.
HE.1 .. Zach electng vs4t09 At M o3ertjep.
eud desisous 0f voting fDr or eoatuet sll The
snen6nas1ty - whoIe. shAll 6spn-it r. DE be1.
los boa ttehst whsfsoa 1hs@l - psfAts1 o. writ
ten the wUee9 "Fer the aueeN4hep0.s 0s ~
yosds. "AfaieN H. aaendnes0. AR suSb
eisceol 20 desaroa1 cf voetel e e9beseen Dey
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Notice ss a...r.l K,sr,,..,

To the County Clerk Of Delta County.
ssctiou 10, Chapter SXXlv, Of the Gen.
-eeai Statute provides ~ follows,
Section ~. The Secretary If State shall.
at least thirty days previous to any general
election, 1t which officers of the executive do
Partment, regents OF the university. members
OF the general assembly, judges Of the w.
preme and district courts, district attorneys,
representatives, in congress and presidential
eiectors. are to be elected fur \ full term.
make out aud cause to be delivered, or trans
mitted by registered latter, to the county
sierk OF escf county, notice in writing stat.
ing that Vt the next general election the before.
'nentianad officers are to be elected, or 90
many of such officers rs are then 10 be ehasen
when members of the general assembly are
70 be elected. and are included in such notice.
It shall specify the number Of the district,
anu the name of the member Of me,uhera
whose terms of office will expire.
In accordance Herewith notIee u hereby
given thar general election will he held on
Tuesday thn 9TH day af November. A. D. 1880,
for tile slsotiap af the fllowipg officers, to,
wit:
Ohe representative IN tho Fittyssspond
Congress Of thS United States.
une G"vsrher of the State af Colorado.
One Lieutenant Goseruar Of the STATE Of
Colorado.
Que State Treasurer.
''ue Secretary Of Stnto.
One Auditor of stats.
One Attoraney General,
one Superintendent of Public Instructioa.
Two Regents State University.
tine S1.te Senatnr fur the 18th. Senstorial
District, to succeed Hon. John Kiukaid.
one Representative for the Distric: com.
prising the ceunties Of Delta. Gunni,on,
Mesa, Montrose and Pitkin to succeed Hon
]. ". Chatfeid
!. addition to foregoing officers the legal
vo,ers of the State of Calarmlo are r~ouire,l
:" vote upon the following smea,,uaenta 70
the Constitution of the State Of Colorado.
she manner Of voting thsraf being preserih~d
by Soc. Of the act hereto attached, which
sct contains said amendments.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
Consumption.
Baiiards Horehsund Syrup.

No sinsle::diseass has played such sad havse
with the humsn rsce n csnsunrtion. No
other disease approaches 20 stealthiiy. It,
early symptoms are ignored Secsuse II
Is thought only Cold or hacking Cough.
which Ia neglected until this grim monster
has such hold that nothing but death can
relieve II. BAi1ird's Horehoand Syrup has
removed the grip Of this grim 1sssser fron
many Throat. iftskeu n time Il will effect
\ permanent xars aad IN sAs~erst stages II
will give sssyrs<,sK rtetss. -Iry its s.othins
and healing virtues. Dsass put II Of until
10 late. ), b. 8.
In. NcMURaAY, Agent.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

fhos. Z. Ten,s., the Montross Jeweler
has been ad.link greatly 70 bis stock Of fac
goods In preparation for the Xmas trade, he
having unpacked "a many novrlti.s in Clocks.
silvsrwsre, Bronses and Bsio.a.Brsc. His
stock Of Diamonds. Watches etc. is the most
complste We have sees west Of Dsnver.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

J. o. Na'idux has on exhibition at the
nsrth end of the post'ofice building water.
carrier. 1t is not the Egyptian sort Of the
feminine gender buta regular article with
bucket, springs and pulieys capable of bring.
inx wstsr @ your door from distant wall
ditch or river. The csrriar Is patented and
Xr. kaddux hss the right for this state,
Situated a. is oar rural water supply, Il
'hould I'll loag fslt want,
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As.s.A.s,. s......

Am. Michael Curtain. PisinGsied, Ill.
makes TIE asasaaat shat she caught cold,
which 'sstisd "a her lunxs, she wss treated
'er month by her family physician, bul
grew vssss. lie told her she uas . hopiss.
sssesn "f e,sasnptioa ssA Inst m Rsdicins
Gould care hss. Her drassist sasss4sss N.
ktnss ksv Disssvss5 far coassmpslon, ahs
se.xs . h"ssls - n hsr ds,ishs fs~ad sss-
ssh ssnsessd SsaA ~ Asss ds,ss. She co..
n.see ~ - - sAsr sskias ~ .hsstls.
ssaA hsrssh ss.aA - veil, ssw doss hss
s~s ssssssesk ahd y . veil y shs svs.
ss--Fss ssisi 'hsstles " this Great Dis
essssy - LATnAu = ~ilasAsn asd I. n
ncl1snAAy. Laep hsas3D -. - e,S
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The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

DesAncsatie County Central Comnittee ei
Delta Co. was last week, called tn meet II
Dslss Oct. 10 III. 1890. to place IN nomins.
Mos eAsdidatss rs follows: To ali the vacancy
os County ClssSk and Recorder. One County
Commissioner. Each member Of said Com.
ni''ss is rrqAsstsd to be prc~est. Either ih
person o. b ,Eoxy.
DIN. CAMPBELL
eEcY.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Prof. Dick is announced to lecture nex
Friday evening at the evening session Of the
Institute, 1t will afford an opportunity for
our citizens to rec and hear the man who
will succeed himself US State Superintendent
nf Schools. The honest voter desires to
to know something about the man he votes
for and cannot afford to miss the opportunity.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Governor Routt il making lnoat effective
canvass Of the state. and 1t Is safe to predict
that his majority will not ba less than 10000
He Ia very solid with the people because
they know by experience that ha 10 thorough.
!y hoaest and entirely Trustworthy In al
things pertaining 70 the public weifare.-Ex
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
GATE City Stone Filter.

Endossed BY Boards Of Health. Sanitary Assosis-
tions ihymcians and Scientists. ~ the best. snp-
lest. and most perfect nitof.. cooler and pprinsr
In The world. Removes bsetesta and all kisd Of
disease germs perfectly. Males the tovlsst
water that can be ok<aincd sbsbiutely pure. both
chsnicaiiy and biolosicaliy.; bSrsbie, orninep.
Filter 70 70 Eait"As dsy. Pyiee y tosts'
~. u. x. Dnsted. Delta. Cols.
Agent ~ Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

And $l.0O Poll tax as required By Law.
The county valuation this year Is 1901 ,sss
Bills to the amount Of $252.S4 were allowed
fron eontirnent fund, $i6c9.i7 from general
fund, $l7o0.fs ftan road FUND and bills to
the amosut Of $4,000 we're disallowsd.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
Ysn SALE.

One walnut bedstead, oae small bursss.
one walnut table, one pair bed springs. oss
sink, one No. cook stove with furniture.
twenty five tons Of Hay. one SOW with Eve
pigs, on I'd. Chenowith's ranch. enc mile
south and one mile west of Delts.
GEo. A. MCKINNEY.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Cord. Wright. the popular proprietor Of
the North Fork stage line was busily en-.
aged one day las, week In Atting up his
new boudoir ON Main Street. Cord. came
to the conclusion that Nammond's pile Of
hay was not adapted 70 wintsr use,
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
JAMES RICE,
CoantyClerk.

President Harrssn Is on . trip through
the western and cesissai states sad his reosrs.
ION at al points IL certainly . aiga Of tAe
spSroving judgrnent Of Tive people.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Ranch men. II yas want . Arst.elsss meal
servsd in arst nappsr - " Mn. Frank
Hepworth's restaurant 10 the old psste2es
building.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

At the County Commissioners meeting
last week a levy Of Is mills on the coaaty
valuation was made for County and STATE
tax aud special levy for the several school
districts a follows:
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Ths girsh BY which the dsaAoc.scy Of
CoiOrs1o manages 70 retain liz seat 'qn the
eaddle " is liable 70 b ssddsaiy aaappsd
b+6Hssithe NevsMbsr noea Is two wssks "a,
s-zsnsAsssS.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
Nosiee.

DR.. Milton will extend his visit at Delta
from Friday Dot. II III to Monday Oct. Goth.
inclusive, Persons desiring dental work
should avail themselves of this, - Il will
be the last opportunity for several uonths.
viii make special prices on work during
this time.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

Tho Ron Taa Restaurant. None bat th'
best Of Oysters are kept At the Bon Ton.
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Baeh nsuss.

J.w. DrxIdin Mss nttsA Up . hath
hesss In coBssotiou with his basbsr
sAos. Can and - .aim: ssxt deer v
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

pen,lents in great shape. 1t is interesting
reading aud is already having its sffsot ia
.iisiutsgaratiay the party which at best is
rather loosely oe,nentsd together.
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slsnEwAnD.

Lnst on squaw Hill. One sorrel mare
nlind In one eye. branded 4 a oa len hip
Deliver at Zeisler's ranch an Cslifbsn
IL Nsss and get the re. ward.
T.NARfIHHz.
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5000 nsws.a

5000 AeWaea.
By disinterested parties for sndaeisns
evidenced 70 convict the person who killed Z
pear tree. LIS. CoLxAAN.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14
KeDsicste Bra;

3nN - ~ ~ = hssibAss1 Y r -
AtN - ~ = ssssss. nasss.ss kssh
- ssen~l - is,v;ses wseass1 oeslssu
1ri11s. ko. Al1lo1 llSo6, uilH 49, suosss
~ + - e1lsssas
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

New nssss--NsW 0oeaa.
Nn. Hsines hss bought out the store of
womark and IL nsaing II ny In 6ns class
shape. For good groceries and notions In .
neat and clean place call on Mrs. AAisss.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-14

hs shsst sAe tiss o. The ysr ~AAa ~
ieesaIdssss are bsyisg trnehss ssd ,slsisg
wAas ws heve tnss. ~ dslag ed ~ -
~ - =. u abeat sin< Sss ~ Il ths -
-sbsss \ sssite ~ Plsss. Ysanaa +
1sess.
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T. NARrISSz.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-19
THE
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

ness is known to as many people as is
a weather vane in wilderness. A buy
er may drop in occasionally, but the
great mass of money spenders pass him
by and flock to the stores that advertise.
When a person wants to buy anything
he no longer rushes into the first store at
hand to get it, nor does he spend a day
in running up and down the street look
ing for the cheapest place. The would
be purchaser picks up his paper and
carefully reads the advertisements and
selects from them the firm or firms which
offer the best inducements. This saves
time and money. People want the ad-
vertisements, and he is a wise business
man who seeks the most desirable med
iums for telling the public what he has
to sell. The most prosperous business
houses in this country are those which
advertise most, and they got their pres
ent prosperity by persistent intelligent
and none of them could be
induced to give it up under any circum-
sta nces
The TTIBUNE offers advertisers
medium, at reasonable rates, that cannot
be excelled in this vicinity. Its circula-
tion has almost been doubled within the
past year, and its readers are of the class
of people who support the business men
of Freeland. Consequently, it is to the
direct benefit of every merchant in town
to place his card in the TRIBUNE, stating
prices and the inducements offered to
those whose custom is desired. To those
who do not advertise we invite them to
give newspaper advertising trial, and the
result cannot be otherwise than salts
factory.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

The electoral system has stood the test
of a century, but it has received some
pretty severe shocks. The time must
come when the present plan of electing
Presidents by States must cease in the
interest OF puraf politics There is no
longer a necessity for electors and elect
oral colleges. Why should not every
citizen of every State cast his vote di-
rectly for President and Vice President,
the grand majority in the nation at large
to determine the result? 1t is an old
idea, but it will continue to be a pretty
lively one until the change is made.
The advantages of such a system are
great. The premium on fraud would
vanish. We should hear no more of
close States and the purchase of voters
to carry them. Indiana could vote in
peace. The grand struggle to carry New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut would
come to an end, for few hundred votes
either way would make no change in the
result. Every citizen of the United
States would feel that his vote was needed
to help out the grand total, and the cleo
ton would become of national import
ance and the interest would not be con-
fined to desperate contest over three or
four States.
About the only plausible objection to a
national election of this nature would be
the possibility of fraud. Apply the Aus
tralian system to every precinct. Make
the law uniform everywhere, and the
danger of fraudulent voting would prac-
tically be eliminated. We should then
have the nearest to an ideal election
possible, and the charges and counter
charges Of corruption, so fercely made
every four years, would no longer dis
grace the nation. This alone is worth
striving for.
But there is another argument in favor
of majority election. Every public
man would have an equal chance as a
candidate for the nomination. A Ma.
tional Convention would be free to pick
out the best and brainiest man wherever
he might be found. Too frequently il
seems to be necessary to cater to doubt.
full States, and close States have more
than once controlled nominations thai
under other circumstances would have
gone elsewhere. The nations greates
statesmen have been barred from com
petition solely because of location. In
the selection of President we are thus
sometimes confined to narrow limits,
while the nation at large has no more
chance in convention than Canada or
the Sandwich Islands. The iniustice of
this is apparent to all, but the trouble has
been to overcome the difficulty.
There is but one way to overcome If
and that is the adoption of constitr,
tional amendment providing change in
the electoral system. What is termed in
these days practical politics" can be
overcome in no other way. Let the ma
ton and not the doubtful States max,
the choice and we shall have purer poll
tics and minimum of fraudulent voting
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

Legitimate newspapers are the only
mediums a business man can use and be
sure of return for money expended in
advertising. Special advertising is all
right in its way, but more money is
thrown away in schemes" than is gen.
orally supposed. The beginner at adver-
tising, unless he is an unusually shrewd
business man, commences to flood the
town with circulars and cards and pam
phlets at cost ten times greater than
that which would be required to reach
hundreds of thousands of people through
the columns of legitimate newspapers.
What is the result? He and his clerks
stand around idle most of the time and
wonder why business isn't better. A
little later on he begins to denounce ad-
vertising generally and he remains in a
comatose state, so far as progressive
business methods are concerned, until he
is aroused from his lethargy by advertis-
ing solicitors.
The late A. 7. Stewart, in his day the
merchant prince of New York, once
said that every business man should
spend a sum of money in advertising
equivalent to the annual rental of his
store. That was true in his day, but so
rapid has been the progress of scientific
advertising since then that if the mer-
chant prince were still alive to-day he
would undoubtedly recommend an ex-
penditure of sum at least twice the
rental of store. The business man of
to-day who is not satisfied to make a
mere living out of his business does not
need to be prodded with the sharp tongs
OF progress to make him advertise. He
advertises steadily and scientifically and
int6e,lhgently.
The man engaged in business who
doesn't advertise must expect his pat
ronage from passers-by alone. His busi-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

1t is expected that the battle ships
which were knocked out of the naval
appropriation bill by the committee of
the whole will be restored by the House.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

We are assured that there is no good
reason for bringing the Territories of
Wyoming and Idaho into the Union now.
Wyoming's total vote in 1888 was Is, 900,
indicating a population to-day not ex-
ceeding $4,000. In 1880, when the popu-
lation was 20,7S9, the total vote was T.
500. As 151,912 is the population re-
quired to secure a Representative in the
older States, according to the last APP
pointment, there is a vast impropriety
in giving Wyoming Representative and
two Senators for population such as it
has. Idaho had in 1880 population
of 32,6l0, and her present population,
calculated on the basis of her last vote,
can hardly exceed 100000.
Would-be Senators, of course, estimate
the population in fancy figures, but the
proposed States are evidently still
sparsely-settled backwoods. Nevada
ought to be warning. 1t is believed to
have population not exceeding 30, 900.
1t has lost ground since 1880. Yet these
$4,000 men, women and children in
Nevada have at Washington two Sena-
tors and a Representative. Nevada ad-
mission was political job, and Idaho
and Wyoming are coming in on the same
basis.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

The Farmers Alliance, the most
powerful organization Kansas has
ever known, has addressed an open
letter 10 that States delegation in
Congress, calling their attention to
the alarming condition of the agri.
cultural interest of that State, and
demanding legislation for thier relief
The letter, among other things, calls
attention to the fact that a single law
firm in one city in South Kansas now
has the contract for the foreclosure of
1,S00 mortgages. Is the tariff pro,
tecting the Kansas farmer? Is it
making him prosperous 1t does not
so appear.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-04-24

DIR. NoRvN GREEN, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
became terribly excited the other day
while scolding the Postmaster G en-
eral. One of his outbursts of passion
contained truth that is worth some
thing to the the people at large. 81
object" said he, Ito this bill, because
it is the entering wedge of a move
ment to break down the present com.
panies and establish a government
system" just SO, doctor; you have
chased the woodchuck into the right
hole. That is precisely what we mean,
and please remember that is precisely
what we intend to do.-Pacifc Union.