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FORMULARIo Criminal, %
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I'D. Magistrai, por BouCbardat
FISIOA, por Gan0t.
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OastafiOs. RIA a.
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| FEa1cisco Lastreae q iruaF A r5lss
HlSToRtA NATURAL POI
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| ARITMETIcA, Algebra , Geo,
metria. por Oardin. 5b j .
FILOSOFIA, por -el Padre Ce.
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GRAMATIOA INGLESA, Dor
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GAVILAN.-Axitm6ti m6tica, ] Alee-
bra Geouetria ,. TEieonometriaI
FORNES.- Historic Universal.
RIERA 7 T0RT0SA.--AgEi-
uUtnra. 1885 ...ss ss.7 i, .
AA1BUMS para retratos, do todas
formas y precios. Dsl 3 nossa
IDEMLATINA- -por Escartfn. .
ANALYSIS, porV VkEques Queipo.
GU1A DEL BA0HILLER, pOr
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GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL Hai.I
%, podtiea y economies, pof Luis Gre,
soire, trad. dslN. Est3Eanes, 3 temos
n4.s', CON grabados, rapaa, cronos
Robinson suixo. s(Ell, poe Wyss,
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S.' ilnatfxdo1 con nsa de- 800. grsAadoe
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monte dc gran ralor paralos nihos deiieados y.
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en- efoctC. para todAs las senfermaiades en-
que hay indamAcion de 10 GarnantA y los
Pulmones, Deoaimiento CorFsoraI.y DebElsdad
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PAbAJEs INTEROoLONIALEs.

Ix Compaaia, como . vs. en- L. tarifa da
pasajis haoe ma npoftantfsims redncci6n
{ Lon nehores empleadoa y oGOiales Del
Ei6rcltO Cd ssts iSll } sua hmilias.
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us rha9O q eanaAtAs - u sutAeedsrA eAa seoatA
%! ml.ns p.rssona 8 fsasilia as pussas ssn.r d..
Fse Il soa las dos eonceeioaes antss neAAlhdAs.
La nls % msaorss dc 8 anos iran Rratin, De
shgs bagafAn1A cnarta parts d pAsais; Dc Q 8 4
axou 4 Initads y d. II eumplidoS en aaalanso es
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Liverpool, 8 Glsuss c6nsignatafios
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sOBRIN0s DR RzQUIAGA.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
Dyeing the Hair.

Dyeing or changing the color of the
hair begins with the application of
"restorers." most of which are merely
stains or weak dyes. Where anything
of this kind is used, great care should
be exercised that the effect upon the
system, especially on the head. should
be carefully watched. These dyes or
stains are of two classes-those intend
ed for darkening gray hair. and
those for changing the natural shade
to more agreeable or fashionable
color. In regard to these prepara.
tions and their uses we quote from a
recognized authority: Pyrogallic acid.
water and alcohol are the ingredients
of one. Some hair may be made red
or reddish yellow by solution of
crystallized carbonate soda. followed,
when dry, by lemon juice or vinegar
to fix the color. TO change hair to a
reddish orange. there is sometimes used
a solution of tartar emetic, acidulated
by some vegetable acid. and the color
is fixed with neutral hydrosulphuret or
the bisulphuret of ammonia. A few
years ago many women with light hair
dyed the same to a golden hue. it be-
ing then the fashion. Doubtless some
of them, at least. used preparation
the active ingredient of which was the
bichloride of tin, the color being fixed
with the hydrosulphuret of ammonia.
Where this is used on darker hair the
same becomes a golden brown or
auburn. In making the dark dyes
some preparation of silver. or oxide or
nitrate, is commonly used. The sui
phate of iron, salt, wine and nutgalls
make up another dark dye. A dense
black is obtained by using the follow
ing materials: First the sulphuret of
potassium in water. After moistening
the hair with that and allowing it to
dry on. there should then be applied a
! solution of nitrate of silver and water.
After few hours exposure to the
light, hair SO treated becomes very
| hlnck -GOOd HouseE.eeni,,n
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
The Old Cider Mill.
re said md I say 1t yit,

] alters have said md say it yit,
That If / could be young agin
Fur fifteen minutes, I'd make Dee.nne
'Tu the old mill hidden by tangled vine,
Where the apples were piled in heaps arouno,
Red. yeller, md streaked. all over tile grou%nu %
Nd the old sleepy hoss "en' founu no
ND drew the wheel that the apples ground.
Straight fur that old cider mill would start,
With light bare feet nd lighter heart'
With smilin' face in an old straw nat,
Nd hum-made britches, md all o that.
Nd when got thar would take peep,
NTu see Ii Cider-Mill John was asleep:
Then IL he was, I'd 20 huntin around.
Till good, big, long rye straw found.
Then I'd straddle a bar'l md quick begin.
Tu fill right up with juice tn my chin,
With the straw sOrter connectin' link
Twixt it md me, md rally think
That the happiest boy you ever saw
Would be ut the end of that rye straw,
So long as his power o suction STOOD
The strain nd the cider tasted good.
As old as am can shet my eyes,
Nd see the WALLER jackets md flies
A-swarmin around the juicy cheese
Nd bung-holes, drinkin' rs much as they
please;
can see the rich, sweet cider flow
From under the press tn the tub below,
Nd .teamin' up intu my old nose
Comes the smell cider mill only knows.
You may tell all about yer fine Old Crow,
Yer shampane, sherry, md SO nd SO,
Nd anytfiin' else from the press or still,
But gimme the juice from that old mill,
With q straw, nd small boys suction power,
Nd appetite fur iIarter of n hour,
ND will forego furevermore
All lickers known on this airthly shore.
William Edward Penney.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
Present to Our Subscribers.

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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
Their First News.

A member of the Stanley expedition
was asked what was the first news they
had from Europe after their wander
ing in the Wilderness 1T was con-
tained," he replied. ''in letter from
the English consul at Zanzibar. and l
we'll remember his words. The en-
peror William of Germany he wrote,
is dead; his son Frederick. who sue
ceeded him, is dead; his grandson.
William, is now on the throne. But,
thank God. Queen Victoria still lives.
and is well, and reigns over dear old
England. :" -
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
The RESORT!
THOS. WHITEHOPN. Proprietor.

ESThe famous w. H. McBrayer
hand made Sour Mash and Old Grow
Bourbon Whiskies.
; Weinhard's beer on tap. Schlitze's
celebrated bottled beer. Knicker-
bocker's Beer.
The gentlemen's favorite resort.
Fancy mixed drinks a speciality.
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds OF
imported liquors and cigars. Liquors
for medical purposes specially.
MAIN STREET, Corvallis.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-10-31
Clocks in Barber Shops.

New York BARRIERS are removing the
clocks from their shops because Gus
toners get nervous by watching them
while being shaved and the employees
can't do their work properly.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
H3osier.
Crawford.

Rev. Jerry Cleyenger ferried himselfacross
The river nelow lIo ci,kiss last Saturday, held
service in tile Crawford 5. H. In the after
noon, went up to Maier the nsxt GiorIng
for preaching service, and came back To
Crawisri in The afternoon. in time for our Y.
p. $. &. T., after which he preached, r.turn-
Ing bone tile same eve. As Mr.. Clcvenger
is at work on his ranch during the week. h s
Efforts TO observe the Sabbath ure worth
noticin; by those who get ''too tired" during
tiir week to attend church OF. S. s. when Sun.
day cpmes. lfoa
Miss Aolen of Cherokee. Kan, has just
come to eur community on a visit to her
brother, John Svisu.
We are rlpd taSnotice the Market Repor,
IL the INDEPENDENT. 1t is often cnnven-
lent tor reference TO those of us who never 20
To town.
Jack Frost still continues his visits. Near
ly every morning we MOTTO heavy frost.
Mr.. John Davis and family are happy in
the arrival Of twelve pound baby boy.
During short walk Yesterday, young
lady gathered twelve different kinds OF wild
flowers. Some very fragrant. all beautiful.
Is it true there is a gambling hall (spoll
with an il YOU wi,lO in Hotcbkiss? Why,
We supposed the Law of the state was very
stringent against the practice, rather, tho.e
who indulge in it.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

large and npprcciativc audience was
present at the closing exercises in the Park
hurst" school house. the occasion being the
celebration ofthc closing of Mr.. Jacques. tern,
Of sch.ol. Everything went of,' in a- mic, n
manner as could be desired, every pupil tax
lug THAR part in nm excellent way. AS the
program was very lengthy, we have not space
I" mention all the rccitations, etc, that were
given. Many beautiful songs were sung by
the school and some Of Drlt,'s young people.
The younger pupils did noh,y, showing ex-
ccllcat trnininv. Those we won,d call special
attention ta are Eva Nuttcr, Mabel Thomns
and Mamie Adams. These little girls dc,crvr
many compliments. The dialogue Double
Fa.e,l. /" VAS heartily cnjoyc,l by the audience.
Mr. Jaqucs, during the entertainment, showed
the sr,st,li ntatl,,m, ,t,ca, dr,il the children
have received un,irr his management. This
work was indeed marvellous. Mr.. Comhit, nj,
the close Of tho exercises, made few re,Aarks
aud was followed hy Mrr Lyman, l. iIcnry
who made tho presentation speech for ,he
scl'ccl, In presenting Mr.. JaQucs with son,c
beautiful presents. The auliexcc WAS than
dismIsse.l and kindly invited to tho residence
of Mr.. !. q. Adams, where one cf the .bes,
times that could be in,Agi inel was particir pat ed
In.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
Tongue Creek

Playing base ball is all the craze of late.
There will be a school election in district
No. 9 on the. 5th day OF May. Would ike to
see many tlrn out.
Pete Sharl, has rented his ranch to Mr.
Parker for three years. Pete will move soon
70 Gothic.7
Wm. Pollock, who has been spending the
winter ia ireland, arrived home last week
Richard Forest went TO Telluride las. week
with herd of horses which he wintered on
his ranch.
Wm Kizer and Pete Bird are putting in
abput 100 acres OF grain on less Har.s sanrh
We hear that Mr. Spalding purchased 500
apple trees ;hi, spring.
Tie member, Of the Surface Greek ditch
and reservoir Co.. busy repairin; the
ditch. The carrying capacity of said ditci,
from Kiz.r to Surface Greek is now aboat $50
cubic feet and viii run at the rate of five feet
per second.
VIM. Kennieou Sc. out 235 fruit trees this
spring.
H3osier.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

Art" Brown. the "har" hunter. who, in
company With Prof. jackson and Swart,
len abont u week ago for the North Fnrk
country, came down lasI Friday. The
'Prciies-ors'' came down to furnish music
for the Hotclkiss dsace. aud ''Arp' no, want.
ing To he lett alone. aud in the cald. came to
Delta lie reports up to date one "bsr', nnd
many experiences, especially those Of getting
started with pack animals that wouldn't pack
worth cent. But now they have pitched
their camp and evcrythingi. I. serene. art"
promised US the biggest bear claw he fimls
mud VIC are going To make him keep his word.
They tell us that Mr.. swart is cut out re.
markably for broncho buster.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
Sosicc 81 Publication.
LAND OEElCE AT NuNrIhSE. Com

Notice Is hereby given tha. The folluwIn--
named settler has iea l3gtcs ~ his .ntcarioi 10
make final pr,,nf In slp,,ar; .. his .tiyn. and
that said pronf ,,l be nisds before u. w Henry.
County Judge At Dcitt. Coio.. on May 81. 1899.
les for The E9 s,s,<. aud W:f sei., Sec.
&c 7 us rye ". SP.M.
He names ihe following witnesses tn prove his
contributors re>iden-e ui,on an riEivation OF.
said land. Viz: i)ariri NJ Rock, C,ias. he
hihley. John n. S;aitn and Gcor.s IL Dl.Se, all
OF Hoic.kiss. nei.s; CJunty. Colo.
VII. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

Mr.. 1. !. Roak. representing the "iIodern
Woodmen of America" was in Delta last
week and made this Office n very pleasant
call. Mr. Boak is end-avoring TO organize a
camp in this place, ani has met with much
encouragement to do SO.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

DR.. Bra.icd's burVy team rsp away orr
day las, week. They started IN the alley. in
the rear Of the stable, just IS tue pr. was
about To unhiteh them. Irv. McMurray's
horse ~hic, was tic'i to tho fence and right
in the way Of the runaway was seriously kurt
by beinc struck with the tongue afthe buggy
The vehicle received a thorough shaking up
aud need. ssme repairing.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

Johnny Houk, station agent at Bomingnez.
on the ID. & r. g.. found a hens nest under
the bay window ofhis office, containing I27
eggs. Johnny is single msn. bui says il he
thought his luck and the chickens would keep
up the lick he might look around for WIFE.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

A. c. Bniier, of the form-r firm Of MeGran-
hhan 4 Butler, left on business trip to salt
Lake last Saturday. Air Butler will visit
several places Of Interest during his stay
among the Morn,ons aud mny possibly ran
up against some old time exeiternents.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
Paul Z. Ksans.ly, of Grand Junc,ion, was
in town Monday, in the interest OF the Grand
Junction Star.

Or. Lathsm called on us yesterday. He
reposts an sttendance Of 40 pupils al the Sun
day School in his neighborhood. A good
attsndsncsfar small community and air.
Gill, the SUPERINTENDENT, should be proud Of
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
N.:iee for Publication.
LAsa OFFICE AT Mosrnosr: coLo..

LANo OFFICE AT MONTposE. IoL0..l
March 81, 1890.
Notice tshereby given that the following -named
settler i.-S He'd nstire f his Intention Ia make
final prn,I III sus,o,rt of his claim aiId Tint said
proof will be made before George W. Henry
Jnige AMI exoti.i, CLERK Of County Cour. at
Delta Colo, On May III, s9,, Viz James Hunter
d. s No 1924 Utc series fur then,< scif sw.I xe
and Re.4 swii, sec. fl Is 5. 7. 81 y, p. N
He names the following, witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation of.
said laad. viz; joseph Bond. George SecSley.
George Caldwell. John Z. Cole, all of nelta,
Delta County, Colo
". H. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

The Grand Junction S'ar had an eI.pn.ive
and very truthful article, in regard to pelta's
prosperous condition, last week. The STIR i
reaching out in way that is co,nmendshle
aud we nre rla'i to see !, prosper, and hope to
see I, continue for all time Grand junction
people. and especially the merchants, cannot
do too much to help II aiusg
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
VII. STEELE. Eesis,e,
Notice ror ras,lcs,,on.
LAND OFFICE AT Nosssssx, ooro.. !,

LAND OFFICE At MoS-s.,sS. Colo..l
Ap:il iith. isaoj
No:ice is hereby given that :he following
naiued settler has tlci notice oi MS Intention TO
make rnsi pro-, in sapp,-t Of hi> cliat. aud that
said pspf will he made before ,ieirs.n " Hcilry,
.iud;s., and clerk County Calrt at Delrl. Co,o..
oil Max End. 1870. viz Lgcimia j. s.iiswut;h
u. 5. si3 Ute Series. iur the aw4, svla. Sec =,
Es, SEA. Sees, {. Is. :. rsSw.6f. NJ.
lie names the following witn-Sses u prove his
continuous residence ur,rN aud cultivation Of
said aud. viz: J,~eph r Mct;lnty. Iesse Rev
n1lds Amos Reynoids and John L. As,ibaIr-ii. all
OF HotchSis.. Delta Co. Co,c.
W. H. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

Well, we harn't heard any more about that
hose company which was organizei some
time ago. Come "telcrs," there is no use in
hnvi"ga hose cart unlrss you are prepared To
come 10 time when fire breaks aut We
urge an immediate organization.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

Il would be good scheme aud would save
the .. / Z. q. Co. many { tn makc arrange.
naests with our town to supply the water
for their eugiues .. this point. NJ "nikulp'
o. ~.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

II. b. Hamilton was last heard from on hi,
way to A'izoua, where h. may embar!, in
the real estate business. While W. wish him
all tile success he can have we think lie will
be back to Delta in a short time prepared to
remain.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
Notice for pu,licn.ion
LAND OFFICE AT NoSrRosg. COLO. 1
kprir tffh fSa1

IASD UFFICE At NIoNF l|R.. Old.
April liih. 1880. (
Notice is hereby given tlt the fpii swing uani-
ed sert'er has lie i,ptic.. of his lnteAiiol IL ina
nnal prn1f IN siponrt OF MS claim. and thai siid
pr.pf viii be made before Reg ser or Receiver
at Aoltr Sc Colo on la 49tn. isJJ. viz. Am IS
Teynn.ds ". 5. No 5. Ute Series, for the nwss&,
sec g. 4. l5,s, % VIC T. II.
He names the .i'lowins witnsssas to pave his
cont iluods resid nee up n and cultivation OF
sail land viz. David Allen. James e. Hicster.
Alfr-d l.. coas and John T. Doughty, all o..
hoichkiss, bella c5Inty. Colo.
WI STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29
No,Ice for ruelirnt.on.
LAND OFFICE AT McsrRcsE- Cote.
AlriI asliti ,san

April 22lii 1880.
Notice IS hereby given that the fc,iowing-
aamcd settler mas red notice o, his intcar;on tn
make inal prsh Ia suppar. of his eisfn sT,d
that sad proof VIII bs mt,te before REGISTER and
Receiver. at Nrntrose, on June Sth, 1870 VIZ
Jos-;'h Cbcr-, tipon his u. :. " it9, Ute Series
for tue 81. pea- se1t, nna Tnt neS4 >w4, sec.
.s, Twp. Is, s.r. o.. ". sih L. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuouy residence. urAn. an I cul.ivstion Of
said land. VIZ Ambry~e Roges, William
wheeler, Robert II. iiuilm.ia and :. II. -Ander-
son. all Of Deits. Dei,a Co',nsy, Colo.
WI. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-04-29

We are glad tn see the people of Montrnse
Jumping ont" the real estate sharks. wha are
selling lots FIVE miles out oftnwn tn eastern
"snckers' .by claiming they are in the hear.
OF the city. Suci, tricks, if allowed % gn on.
viii injure both citizens and the town. Go
for 'eni.