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The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Spsiatins matches are the order Of the day
ameag car local sports. Bessing run. high
The distance is all the way from 1900 to
$500 feet.
Patterson. Jensen ard Lyle are the ones
mud frrqsenily seen to don the cstton socks.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Pref. r. ". Condii !, III with the pneumouis
whas .soppias oG at Poncha Spring. Gu
rsuis 70 Denver he made spseIy sndc.vor
90 catch train which was not as late =,
rcPssssd. Ths exercise undoubtedly induced
the attack which We hope will no. prove
ssri0us.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed anil of case
and comfort follows the use of Syrup ofFis,,
As ii acts in harmony with nature to effect.
sally cleanse the system when eostivs or
bilious For salc in soc. sad $l.0o bottle,
by all leading druggists.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

PrsG 7. u. MeCaGery will positively ap-
pear V his great eiub.sSinxinc exercise at
the entertainment Of the Delta Dramatic
Club, " BE- girea al the School House, on
Saturday essainE. Jsn.. iith. Admission
SSeta. cAillren :5cts.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Mr.. W. q. sxar returned Sunday, sfter
quite . leaythy scjourn in New York State.
lie casri.d due Morrceo grip we'll hiiei with
the istsst dude clothes. is his LETT hand a Ia
drusnnsr. The Russian article he carried in
his bead
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Notice.

All parties indebted to the firm of Latham
& Williams are hereby requested to call and
settle up. All accounts m,tst be settled by
note or cash by the 18th day of February.
1890 After that date the accounts will be
pu, in the hands of an attorney for collection.
LATHAM K WILLIAMS.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Children who arc troubled with worms
may be quickly relieved by giving them DR..
J. II. NcLesn's Liquid vermifnge. II kills
and eSpe!ls worms. For sale by I, ~. Nc
Murray.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

A ssriss Of meetings are b~inS held at the
First Baptist Church thi. .e-k. Rev. Geo.
=. Walker. Of Grand Junetiou, is expected to
be prsssss. to assist the pastor, Rev. H..
Grant
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Frsak Pcters. brother.in law of A. 7.
Howard. our County Treasurer, arrived here
from Peeatella, Idaho. Last Monday. He
eAne On visit To his sister.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Found.

A pair ofrubber overshees, o. Main ST.,
Delta. Colo. The owner upon calling at this
office and paying for this advertisement will
have his property rvturacd to him.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Joe Gondsr has sold out his business in
Curry. He intends opening hr>t-ciass
shoot orler r-s,suruut in Delta. in the near
future.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

The Delta Dramatic Club watched the old
wear out with = combined rehearsal and
oyster ssPper. The nieuibcrs were out in
full and jolly time is repsrted.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

on easy terms. Privilege of redemption before
maturity.
poBT II. HOFFMAN. Ag't.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Furniture.

Writing Desks or of7ce Desks. Upholstered
Goods. Lounges. Bed Room Sets, and Everything
Necessary TO Furnish house at
GALE BEes
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Good isaryain,

Stallion Blue for sale. formerly in charge
OF James AinEworth. Also fine mare.
LYMAN I. HENRY.
Agent.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Nr. l. u. McMurray returned Sunday
after . basises. trip OF several days, up /,
Paosia and vicinity
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Mr.. W, II. Crotser returned from Denver
iast Sunday. He had bad case Of :he LA
GriPpe' contracted while absent.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Ihave the Exclusive Sale of the lots and lands
OF The peits Town and Improvement Coat Delta.
Person. desiring 10 purchase can call on at my
Office or write to me al Delta.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
psinful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such Il
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good heslth has
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence
i. is that so much is heard in praise of Electric
Bit,crs. So many feel they owe their resto-
ration to health, to the use ofthe Great Al
terative and ronie, If you are troubled
with any disease OF Kidneys. Liver or
Stomach, of long o. short standing, yos will
surely iind relief by use Of Electric Bi,ters.
Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle at /, ". Nc.
Murray's Drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Money to Loan

Go to the Delta Planning Mil for all kinds c
Native Lumber
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
The Domestic

The be~s, hehtsss running and most durable
Sewing Machine made. for Sale by cretser
Stawar
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
TUESDAY. JAN. :, 1900.

Pssies. "Jeweler". Asntrose, Colo, 70,
watch repairing.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Henry & Curtis are now prepared TO loan
money on land under the Uncompahgre canal.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Town Lots and Lands.

Cowboy Mattresses
stGAIF Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
A Sure Cur~ Cor l'iseA

Itching Piles are Known By moissuss maa -.
sptrstion. csusing tnt.nse lighting vhsN N1elns
ing. yield st sncs 70 DR.. B1sAnk0's M -
which acts dirvctly on The pass snee114 o111lI 4
cure So. IirrsyiSfs Or mali; traatto ~ ~
Ro>anko, rilua. y. ssid W {. \. uekusSa5,
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
II. K. BRASTED, M. D.
PHYSICIAN And ST GEON
DELTA, COLC'

Calls attended Promptly b, day and night.
O.fics az Residence.
RATrs-ofliee prescriptions. 81; Call within
corporation, 80; Outside OF corporation. $50
plus 20 cents per mile one way. Coninemcnis,
si2.oo. plus regular mileage. Tho poor treated
Sra;uiiously.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Nice New Furniture

Just received at
GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
NOTICE

nv papsr II - Ole sad always ready far rs-
Ssrsses at The Public Library Of Denver. in the
~sss viag ofthe High School. 18th and Stout
BUOs0.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

VIII buy County and Town Bonds rand War
rants Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Ex-
change. VIII pay interess on time deposits. and
give prompt and careful attention 10 Collections
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

According to the information conveyed 10
the public through our Washington CORES
poudence. tie contested case Of Edmund
Waddiu. Jr.. against Hon. George d. Wise
will be- called mp to-day. and the result has
already been predetermined. The Elections
Committee will report in favor Of seating
Waddil. Notwithstanding that the people
Of this district declared their preference for
Mr.. Wise by large majority. The farce
Of swearing in the Republican candidate
who had been sigually defeated at the polls,
will then be gone through with according
10 the usual stereoiyped style
The cause given for this outrage ON the
people of lheThird Congressional District OF
Virginia is. 20 say the least, unique. When
the present House Of Representatives be-
ran its career of unseatng elected Demo
cratic members. and arbitrarily seating de-
feated Republicans. it was for the aVowed
purpose Of strengthening their meagre ma
ioritv so as 10 secure quorum at all times,
and thereby be the better enabled TO carry
out their revolutionary and iniquilous
designs against the Republic. This how
ever has been. some time since, accomp-
lished, and enough bogus Representative
have already been seated for that purpose
II was therefore TO have been expected, that
Mr.. Wise would be permitted TO re-
main unmolested In the seat which be has
filled for so many Congresses in the past.
ana 10 which he was again most indisputaoly
elected.
II seems. however, that another cause for
Mr. Wise's untimely taking of by the
American Car and his subjects has arisl ~.
In the contest between Bowen and Bu-
chanan in the ninth district, the Repub-
lican seeker after back door Congress
sional honors presented so miserable a
pretence Of case that the Republican
House with all its rccklessness did
but dare 10 seat him. In the Nenable-Langs-
ton contest In the Fourth district, il has al
ready been decided that il would be impoi-
tic 10 seat the cololed man Langston. But
some Virginia Democrat must be sacrificed
in order 20 encourage the Republican party
in the State. and 30 the fiat has gone forth
that Wise must 20.
Mr.. Wise will have nothing TO regret nom
this act Of the Republican House if the pro-
grammo as heretofore determined ON, Is
carried cut. lie will gain in exact proper
ton a. Waddill will sink In popular esteem,
and no doubt the Democrats OF his district
will see 10 it that be is Overwhelmingly re-
stored 10 the seat Of which he is, in an prob
ability, 10 be arbitrarily and most unJustly
deprived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
rnAr sronrING Ell.

There is no doubt that there is law upon
the statute books Of Virginia authorizing O.
CORPORATION. known as the Virginia SPORT
ing and Athletic Club, $50 purchase, hold
own. lease, improve and control in amy
manner" lands in the state Of Virginia. and
that said club is authorized TO "hold, at
any time. fairs, bench shows rexhibiiions'
at which races between horses. and contests
or matches between dogs and other animals
NAV take places" and that further, said club
is permitted 90 invite "indi,iduals clubs
leagues or associations" TO "c0ntend for
prizes Of an kinds OF athletic games sports
or contests" There is also 30 doubt that
under the above quoted extracts from the
law. not only dog fights. cock fights, bear
batting and bull fights. but prize
fights between modern "gladiators," such
AZ Sullivan. Kilrain and Pete Jackson. the
negro bruiser, are legitimized. IL is also "a
matter Of fact that there is nothing in the
constitutions Of Virginia or the United
states inimical 10 the law, and. i'm awaiting
themselves Of an the priS gcs granted
them by the State, the members of the Viz
einia Sporting and Athletic Club can
arrange for the different contests mentioned
without let or hindranco from The courts or
authorities Of the Commonwealth.
Still there is little danger that the roputa-
ton Of the State of Virginia will ever suffer
from a brutal contest or sport Of amy kiud'
even though in the hasty legislation Of the
closing hours of the General Assembly, q
bill permitting such exhibitions was "rai.-
roaded," ami the Governor. overwhelmed as
he was with the avalanche Of personal and
FOCAL acts presented to him, signed it with
out being able 20 scrulinize closely
every line and letter and analyze and cIys-
talize into small compass every provision of
a vouminous and apparently harmless
measure. There is am influence which Will
ALWAYS prevent such a law from being enc
acted TO the lettsr, and thatinlueaco is
public sentiment and public expediency.
These rise superior 90 an constitutions and
all laws. and.-while it is doubtful whether
the patrons Of the bin ever contempla-
ted the Inauguration in Virginia Of
fights between either animal or human
brutes-if anything is undertaken by the
Virginia Athletic and Sporting Club. which
is repugnant 10 public sentiment, Virgin
ians themselves will very soon stamp it ont.
This law. however. from the ;um it has
taken. together with the meat inspection
law and other expected matters of public
importance requiring prompt action, viii
NO doubt render am early extra session OF
the Legislature imperative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1890.
nIonmoND's OPPORTUNITIES.

Much talk has been had Of late about
picbmond's opportunities IN general. Inc
Chamber Of Commerce has even gone so Jar
a. 10 invite q prominent manufacturer Of
san Francisco 10 come here and lecture on
the subject
Talking about Richmond's opportunities
in general don't do biz Of good. To induce
persons TO come here and take their part I'D
developing the city and sharing It's prosper
itv. cold. solid facts must be presented
People wish 10 know Of the advantageous
position Of Richmond as a commeie'"'
contre and a point ofdistribution,ofi he many
lines Of railroad meeting here and carrying
the trade of the city into the SOUTH south
west and West. of school facilities, raies OF
living. location Of homes and opportunities
for employment Of skilled labor Tor ue
south will always have plenty Of men 70 90
its unskiled labor
rbev wish 10 know whether natives OF
Richmond. unused jan many instances to en-
gazing i'm manufacturing and commerci'i
nursuiis. are too selfish 10 cooperate IN any
measure which may benefit the whole COM
muuitv. though at the start a small num-
Der of capitalists, perhaps, might De oDiis'u
10 touch their private purses.
Inquirers about this city's opportunities
would have been gratifed at the results of
the inspection yesterday. by invitation 10y
fine board of directors Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. Of the Richmond Locomotive
Works. II is safe statement, that Two
thirds Of the inhabitants Of this city
areuna,yare of the great hive Of industry
out there in the Northern outskirts OF the
city. But more than five hundred employees
and twelve acres covered with buildings
filed with massive and intricate machinery.
within stones throw Of railroad form ON
example ofwhat Richmond might do.
Were the vacant lots in that vicinity COW
cred with similar establishments TO convert
the mineral wealth of the State into impe-
ments and machinery Of all kinds the quos-
tion wollld not so much De "What are Rich
mond's opportunities" as "What are Rich
mond's possibilities
With its convenient situation relative 10 |
the ocean and the mountains, with It's heal
thy record, its comparatively reasonable
rate Of living. its advantageous sites for fac
tories of all kinds which may be operated |
by steam. electricity and the only partially |
developed power Of the James, Richmonds
are very bright, should enier-
prising business men only pocket petty |
iealousies aud let the spirit Of cooperation |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

at Increases the duty on wool Of all
era les IL imposes a duty on raw Six now
on the free list; ]; imposes duty on hiaes'
now on the free list aud as a further S'ao
az nourishing industry, reduces the uu's
on various manufactures Of leather; iimofe
than doubles the present duty ON tin plate
on which Se.0o0.0oO per year IL colleciedi
and it retains the injurious taxes on iron
ore"
Now the farmers and consumers Of the
country can form some idea OF the "rcliei
which the present Republican Congress
offers them in the so-callcd tariil reform
bill. Reduced 90 iis last analysis u is
tariff revision 10 De effected by increasing
rather than lesscning the popular burdens OF
which there is such universal complaint.
The only real reductions made in il are
strikes at Southern industries, while care
is taken 10 provide FOR the projected monop-
olisis Of the North. whose power 10 levy
tribute upon the masses for the more Tricky
lining Of their own pockets, and for more
easily buying presidencios and controlling
congresses. is increased.
II should also be borne prominently in
mind that these things are being done 10y
the present Rcpublicansederal Legislature
in tl.c face Of tine fact that more than one
half Of the people Of the United states
yoted for Grover Cleveland AZ President.
uud r standard Of tarl reform, which be-
knowing that it would jeopardize bis GER
taintv Of reelection, and. from sentiments
Of the highest principle. planted far in adj
vance Of his party. As wise coniempor-
arv truly remarks, "whaiorer may De
thought ofthe partisan necessity for such "a
measure. il shows a reckless disregard OF
conseQuences.0 II shows, IN fact. that the
Republican party not only deties public
opinion. but looks upon The common peo-
plev AS so many creatures whom 10 can ma
nipulate at It's own sweet viii, and who,
when they become FESTIVE against Fraud
deception and tyranny, can, by "iryins the
fat" out Of monopoli.ts, be easily placa'ed
ana. purchased with moiety Of the millions
Of wealth which il has legislatcd into the
Golfers of its friends and adhorcnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Objections 10 the so-callcd tariff reduction
bin proposed by Mr. Mckinley 10 the pack
ed Republican House Of Representatives
continue 10 pour in thick and fast, and IRON
such sources that even that body, consti-
tuied though il is on the rulings Of Reed,
and not on the public Will, cannot ignore
them. - far from being a bill 70 relieve the
taxpayers and consumers Of the country,
1t Is framed % add 10 the bur-
dens Of the people for the benefit
OF few favored mouopoists. IL is. in a
word, only an ingenious enort Of the Re-
publican party which, from long years Of
experience, has reduced deception 10 an
art--to misiead the masses, and while at
tempting 10 make them believe that IL offers
relief from the extoriions 10 which they
have been subjected for over a quarter ola
century, II really only iasiens about them
more securely the fetiers Of Monopoly.
The following synopsis Of what The bin
10 do. Is fair sample Of wba, It's
nalign and miscellaneous effect will be
,bould it ever, unfortunately, become law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Another Judge of this state has married "a
divorced woman. also 0f the state. who had
procured her divorce in Rhode Island for "a
cause not allowed by ihe law ol New Ofk.
and whose divorced husband is stIi living.
Both the judge and The woman Doe hls
married are also members oi the Episcopal
Church, which expressly i0rbd- such 90
union and dcn0unces ID as adulier0us aud
contrary tO Che llW oil God. Both of iho pare
lies. too. move In % circle OF society which i-
regarded a5 ihe most conventional. and is
especially under the influence OF the EDiseo-
pal Church. Tine great majority oi the peo-
Pile called the -Four Hundred are Lpi-c0rl-
iian-. vet the marriage bias taken
place 40 Newport. A reverend doctor
VI divinity performed the c.g--
mony, though the churches gene
orally stiuatize such divorces as m-
moral and un-cupiural. But can they be-
very much in earnest about fine matter
when doctors Of divinity accept fees for
marrying people so divorced. and after bless
sing tine union bid the couple God spcodt
The opposition t0 froc divorce seems tO he
theoretical only. Practically, the prejudice
against DO is passing away. The ir0wn of
society viii not Doe upon the Judge and his
new wife. 400 least NOT for long: and they
viii not Doe denied religious privileges.
though the religious theory Doe that they aIe
living in state of c0ncubinage only. alto
gclhcr wicked and sinful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Tnr cable informs W. that the American
shin Glendon is wrecked Oh the coast Il
Yokohama. Japan. This is indeed a caias-
lrophc. There are SO few American ships
that the loss OF one Of them creates void
hard ia fil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Uy virtue OF "a decd OF trust from AleNf
*. No-t0rOWliscn. dated March oln. l6r-,
and recorded in the clerks office OF 0oucl-
land County Court DOB ID. b. l0. page 500.
and at fhc request of fhe beneficiary. -
default having been made boo the Int mont of
certain notes, therein secured, VIII sell bl
public auction, on the premises,
ON THE 18TH DAYOF APRIL, $500, Ar12Ai.
,he valuable tract OF land described in said
decd as being tue same land conveyed tO fnc
said AleNys *. Nc.tor0Wltsch ly decd I
even date with above trust deed from B. ".
Seldom.
Tne dwelling is large double hriclsono.
with about twenty rooms. occupying 30 com
.aandIug site ON beautiful bin. overlooking
the valley Of the James river uNu ia SUR
rounded Dy very handsome shade. luis
dwelling was built 200 cost Of $4,000, and
$4,000 has recently been spent ln painting,
irescoiug. and otucruis Use bcaut'ylng 10, maxi
ing DO Nert handsome. There ls one oI the
haudsOiuf 80 ornamental gard Ems lu tnc state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants houses and mrm buildings. iuus
making this one OF tne handsome st aud most
desirable country seats ln the stale az VIC
giuia. the farm being highly improved. N tll
fenc. d and watcicl. with many acres ot iicu
alluyial james river lowe grounds. JOS mean
ness tD railroad enables owner Co i've ou DO
and do business 100 tine city 90 Richmond.
TERMS. Cash enough f0 puy ull expense %
sale and OF ibis trust. aud tO pay oh and dis
charge TWO notes now past due, one for ,3.-
669.15. with interest from December 3lst,
IssS. and the other iur s3,2l5 i3. with luier-
est from December 3lst. ir-y. tll patti. ana
of the residue, s3.3-9l3, iO be- paid ON Toe
3Ist OF December. 1880 s3.5O3. 10 ON 3lst OF
December 1891, .3,131 l3 Ou the 3lst Dee
cemDcr. 1902. aud 1891 ,l3 to Doe paid ou the
3lst December, 1895. and the residue upon
sucn nus as shall bee announced 900 sale.
lhe purchaser 10 receive decd and tO give
"a deed OF trust 90 secure the unpaid pure
rUuNg-uUUDE. the costs II uTnUITLuu the trust
deed 10 bee pai0 Dos the purchaser Parties
may leave Richmond for the sale und return
some day JOHN hJ lHEhFOOHD.
mn10 apls Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

RICHMOND & DAaVILLE K. R.


ININ |"NI''aNl'a
TRAIN ESQ 30. $50 a.. u.
NOUInfRN EXPRESS. daily. f0r nanrilie.
= Gree nslOrO NInsf0n--ulem. Durham,
Raleigh. Randi mon. salisbury. AshrNillc.
Hot springs. Charlotte. fOiumhIH. Aiken.
Augusta. htinnfn, HrmIUanIm. MOnfrum-
crF. New Orleans, Texas. nud fniifDUIl.
Pullman palace slceuIng-e1rs Richmond 10
DauyIiic ana D1uyllIc to AtnntlIlo, Augusta.
birmingham. and Now Orleans.
TRAIN 40 81 100 a.. 81.
NTTEGf>Is hNU NORTH ca NOLfNA IKE
\ pftl ~- daily. fDr BurNoVille. aN si1-
ti0ns on tno Norfolk and Wesi~u Railroad.
i.vuchDufg. KNOW .lie. rhnfia~Iogi, Mems
uhis. and Nashville, also Tor keysFIIlc.
CiarksvIlle, oxford. Henderson. nurl1m.
and Raleigh. This tram goes through solid
90 Raleigh.
TRAIN 40. 1O. 3 -. 81.
VAST NAIL. daily. fnr 800 points on ihe
Z Iarmvllie and p0whatn Railroad. iau-
vile. Greensboro Wlnsi0u-~ lem, Raleigh.
Charlotte Aehry'Ilo Columbia. Augusta.
Orleans. Texas. Hnd California. Pullman
palace sleep ng-c1r, DluFil0 to AugIi. 'a ami
Atlanta ana go Greensboro sleeper Nil A-ne-
vile t0 MOrust0Wn. Tenn.
IRAIN so. iO. D.. 3d.
4 Mp liza ACCOMMODATIONS. daily, except
q sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and ln-
formcdlafo points.
TRAIN $50. If. 6.20N.N.
IrONFk LOCAL. daily. except sunday.
I y freight triu with coach attached, for
Glover Va. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train $50. 53 af 5.Ij A. 30. $50 81 af o. %
r.. ST.. 40. 50 at $40 j. VI. and so. ~ at s.i'
A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

SENATOR INGALLS, thought that he had
uttered very brilliant Jeu o'espru TO
senator George when, in discussing the
sherman antitrust bill, be informed That
gentleman that There Were numerous and
latent powers In the Constitution, which he
CIR. George had not found out That may
be-, but there is no power, latent, dormant,
or imaginary, which Mr.. ingalls, and bis
friends have not either discoyeredor created
for setting aside The Constitution altogether,
when ii was necessary 10 DO so in order 10
accomplish some partisan purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

POINTERS on Richmond's opportunities
are intended not only for the gentleman
from san Francisco who is % lecture on
that subject bat Tor citizens who have not
yet learned that in cooperation there is
strength.