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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
rrwaRD,yG THE SLAYER or RIFE crFEows.

Nashville. T.ny Dec. 90 B."n.n-iiam. Ala, Dis
watch -a,s: - pei payment and settlement q 'h'
reward, for The lte jrn robbcr lube burrows, wa
I'D. today g. d. Carter abe ut.u VITO lilloi Bur
,o,v MAJ the officers Of the southern LNpro-, Com
MANY IN TIM, City. 10 arrange "a settlement 81 'Ac
reward. The amonut offered Bog he expire, company
and three railroad panic, Jointly va, 1000 -
,bf, Garter was pad 1000 and the cXpre, Official,
will consult John MCDufc. who assisted IN ia" ''piHr
., yyrr,w. before they pa, M" BALANCE. The inlt@l
cotc. Government rcNait II 900 ard tl' vdipu,
s,aes, reward, have no been pd.l Garter is fIppl
Tor ne from the effect Of tine wound D" received during
thc trhi III, left arm !, Pdrdlfz"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

West suporor. Wis. Dec. 20 special An rnp"r'n"'
piece Of submarine pipciaynS VA, accomplished mere
YESTERDAY The superior Water. Light. ana Power coz
nanv has been cuca,ed lpt ev"ral months n the ""r
Of eNtending the sA inch intake pipe +" LAKE Superior
o.. ,,.tor The outlre 300 feet ~ lake pI" W.
>ciu,cd atr,e the surface IF Tie water ara hL. Z
suspended in spaced sings. The object wa 10 cNt
the sings and allow the cn-r~ section q more iht'
& half mile f. drop into the wstri when cv"r'tl!n:
9" H. ,,,,dncs- Inc signal c.VcI AMI r.NcraI %
,ha iast..,, wcrac en- simultaneously. The cNt'
Ill trir 10000 tons IN weight. instantly hHoh"
away evenly, auGdr'pp ,Gua'ef mo position al 'h'
hoitom Of the lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Kansas CITY, Dec. 2O.-A morning paper SAYS: II
became known yesterday at wichita, Kan. that Pat
OConhOr and Dave HI have been engaged Jr several
months Organizing colonies throughout kene1. aud the
Mississippi Valley for the purpose Of invading tE"
Cherokee strip. 1t is claimed that there have been
over 500 faInie, camping n wagons and tent, within
fifteen mile, Of Caldwell They are hiding ont very
much as during the Oklahoma struggle. II is their
Intention ~ invade the strip January q. They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
THREATENED WITH DrA1H BY STRIKERS.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 2o.-At C'allurS Ni'>' '''-
Birmingham. Ala Yesterday number "' inc '''''"-
miners signed an agreement 20 quit &c Nine rh't"
rnio, md return {, wor. Last night parry o.
them wcro engaged in cleaning ont iAe op.n'h< 81
slope when they were fred on fam ambush. ~. n'
Calvin a STRIKER vas arrested and put 100 la r'af'N
with the shooting Written notice We're found p'-'"'
all about the Coalburg Nine warning al !I,I'...'
I've notic.s wcr, oruaneI'ed With SEE! avg '""'"
homes Tie cOmIaGy pa, officer, guarding te me"
who returned % wOr".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
RAILWAY TRAVELLERS BADLY BURNED.

Battle Creek. Mich. Dec. 20.As train west bound
On the Chicago and Grand Trunk pulled into Nicholas
a. 3 a. n. IL Baker heater In The first clas, car
ploded filling the with gas and burning coal Two
men jumped out Of the windows and severely eat.
The windows quickly broken this saved the
passengers from sinOcdtiCa. Th- woodwork and seats
several parts OF the caught fire and before they
werc extinguisfed badly damaged the and burned
several passengers. Nicholas Fritz and family, Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
.rccini- for ncxt three days
CentIemen's Smoking Jackets.

i ,hc demand with thrice our former stan OF
,. ,,,io No. have t. double number and open two a.
,., thrice the size that w. have ever had, and
.,...,, thrice the stock W. ever showed For
ur sent wc,G cannot l''l TO s''''' y" '''''
,,, .,.D IN, new department. In centre IhrtNeH'h
street >tor, a--ortn'nts oil ii'hoNe'''''N anu
fully equal to regular stock when We" Will '"1' -
,oforc at right Of largest entrance /" oo"
Won viii hnd thousands and tens OF thousands oil
and stsp., in silk. in Linen and IN 'amo"'' ''"''
stitched Plain. Initial and Embrod"red--~
rrIcrs--FIVE CENTS to FIVE DOLLARS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
NOD ,vppoy1yG yExCAy HARBoRS.

,.tic,ro Dec 90 (~l,ocial.It appears that The Mex
lean Harlan l;nprovcment Company. incorp0 acd a.
Springfield with q capital stock Of T1coOooO. intends
10 enracc IN large enterprises. The iucOrppia"'N are
Ira : Baker II. /. Desue and l.. {. Twombc', all Of
Chicago Al present The promoter, o. the company
are planning the Improvement OF inc "irbpr al coat
saoosIcOs a small town al the mouth %! The river Of
The same name al the Gulf o: Mexico. tn H'cr was
once surveyed and prOnouuc the best ,inc That could
be secured for s.p canal from The Gull ~ the Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

CLsttarooca. Tenn. Dec. 20. jesse ircr-ou, 90
NOD who killed Policeman Nu~Grovc last night while
the latter was serving warrant on him. wa captured
s,ou, midnight ~ mile south Of The CITY, lie was
brought back and imprisoned. squad of thirty po
Tccrnn W, placed around IN" JAIL ana ~ 3 a. . ti"
.tcrir quietly took the prisoner ont and boarded a
,or.hIn Ind train five mile, from Chattanooga, and
,,acen" NV I'm ial al Knoxville for saic keeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
.,e nrrJc,r ~ THE SHERlFFs oFFlcE.

The act II the Legislature directing the ne" order OF
a., hc Sheriff, Once. !'ovidci that wratc'ef d'A-
r'"f' J." LIEF ia, the Shcg;T's account, fos thc year
~ lad. ia. onl., cNI"nrr. -Aould h' cctttel t. t-r
- r.tinat. vno woe t,1rrod - olea Ga" budget
-, ,, and include the n Ia" appropriation To- the
~ General Sickc- has sent n Tie amount Of hi' 'l''n
az" -, ~ s,i.ri,. AID other expense under the new
,r amount Of expenditure over tho lawful receipts
., tho once l.. AAes A. 539Uu IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
In Leather Goods Department
Travellers Furniture Cases.

.r,,,.,, Seal ard other nne eaterS-lncd win oo'"
,,aI ,,d with n,,incs Of pearl or Old Nory-th' Il" -
god. q hi, clae> at &c m - .2o %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

READER: If SKEPTICAL WHETHER YOU WISH
TO BUY OR NOT COME--DoUBTS
WILL BE DIspELLED BY VARIETY AND
QUANTITIES OF RICH AND ELEGANT
GARMENTS YOU WILL sEE--
DOUBTS TO BE CHANGED TO WON.
DER HOW SUCH QUANTITIES CAN
BIZ DISPOSER OF--wONDER TO
RE CHANGED INTO THE GREAT.
TE WONDER HOW, AT SvCH PRICES
sUCu GARMENTS CAN POSSIBLY BE
SOLD THIS Is 40 EXAGGERATED
sTATIMENT---IT Is THE LITERAL
TIUTI-THIS IS THE GREATEST
SALE OF CLOAkS THAT NETWORK HAs
EVER HEARD OR DREAMT OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

TO all the principal dealers in every city orhe Unitsl
sintes.....Ths last great addition comprises the Paris
Novelties and the balance of Mes.rs. Oppenheim,
Collins & Co.'S importation, from their great Berliu
manufactory. together with their entire New-York
stock, including elegant silk lined Push Velvet, Mat.
clns,e. and silk Wraps. Capes. Jackets and New.
markets. with rich embroideres and sarnitures, fos
Carriase and Evening wear, magnificent qualities
of same materials in rich, quiet styles, Fur.
trimmed. Embroidered ana Plain ,CIob Jackets, Coats
Newmarkefs and other long garments, in short, an
enormous variety OF the best qualities Of fashisaabs
.tyles at Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Final Christmas Bargain List
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

SPEAKS FOH ITSELF.
StNONY BREAD aud BITTER PLATES open
edge. ST. per dor. FRUIT PLATES, same ware
$50 per doz.
SANONN OVAL TRAYS. open edge. &c" &c"
3Jc. aud ijr. each, pirate for cards OF T"''
StXONY BASKETS large assortment, mt spcc'"'
pr.co..
GcnuInc DOULTON PLATES, blue and gold les
toonrd edges, 9-c. each.
Fino-t CHINA "FAy0RITE" FLOWER PLATh>
rdgc. assorted DECORATIONS reduced ir""
% TO PIC. each. Can't last long.
CR,CkER JARS. with blue FIcur- dc-i' nnd
Tbi-tic decoration. reduced from SI.No q" "N''
ench. Grcntc,r value ever offered In handsome
trnckcr Jur..
DOiLTON PINCH BOWIS--just received
marhrd nj bargain prices.
RICH cur GLASS. "You nre doing inc
larae.i tu Glass trade In town.. was the re-
mark made 10 the other day by one In tue
trade. Our sales this season have certainty peen
enormous. Moderate prices the cause Mngnih-
Cur tln.s Punch Bowls for So worth $40
LNrrn vnnc~ IN shapes OF Cut Glass OH'c
md I;on- bon Di-hc.
CHINA GOOD. Handsome Plates. Cups ANA
snuccr-. MISC odd md artistic Nn-r- from MI the
leading batteries Of Europe
OPIN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
WE WILL SELL AT
Half and Less than Half
Wholesale Prices,

and invite inspection by all ladies who may desire
see the largest and finest stock of new goods eves
shown In Nev.York. with promise that prices will in
every instance far less half what other stores
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
YOU INSPECT TIE GOODS.
THE PRICES WILL Do
THE REST.

ITL II IICI I.
FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE YET TO COME
WE HAVE EEPLENTSHED STOCKS II ALL
DEPARTMENTS PRICES A. USUAL. LOWER
THAN ELSEWHERE. THAT OUR EFFORTS
TO FURNISH HI.Ii-CLA-S GOODS AT
MODERATE Prices ARE APPRECIATED l.
PROVED EY TIE ENORMOUS BUSINESS WE
APE DAILY TR.NSACTING. OUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Iemaire Opera Glasses.
A Fine Umbrella

Those VINO would give a, Christmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

any question: began. Il am not sure. my DEAR bu'
think it may be q lauFusinus'
~ iaurustnus. - said 1Ie boy with some surprise.
lad, dye 10 hen (Snowl rh0dodendronF Inc
lad must have been about seventy al the time
They ar, talking Of maIdng Edward Bellamy
MAYOR Of Chcopce.
Aayne Reid. the novelist. knew Poe. and some
queer and interesting passages concerning the poet
are quoted in the recently published memoir of Reid
lie held that Pocs genius was not at all OF the
poetic order but far more OF pricllcal
kind shown in power Of analytic reasoning such aS
few men possess
Mr. Gos,c doesn't think that an Int rnaion Copy
right law viii do much .or English authors. Certain
persons he says. "-pcrhaps at the extreme limit,
incen authors. male and fcMalc-Vil experience an
instant and large increase in the value of their future
property. 4 considerable number OF other authors,
almost wholly novclSs. will be able 20 max" rather
better terms than they make now. and VIII secure
somewhat improved receipts. BIT the bulk 0f no
wrtn, tribe. and among them some OF the most cello
hratcd Of living names will find that American COPY
right improves their financial condition not an ota
The people who will benefit from tn adoption Of ropy
right and that instantly ana LARGELY. are The authors
of America. The present condition OF the Law l.,
positively annihatinC American literature. Tie fr7t
direct action Of the Copyright Law, WHOM IT paS.",,
VIII Dee To destroy an immense crop o. ba-" English
felton, and - give th" Young ouCau novelist. of the
hotter class. chance Of being heard. Will. also Ii
i, ~ be hoped mt good deal more money into the
pockets few leading novclist. II appear 80 me
Itopan imagine that for time 10 come. 1t will
do much moro in financial dircction.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
LITER1RY NOTES.
The lutnams are bringing ont an edition Of MADAME
barclays d" Letters"

The Putnams are bringing ont an edition Of Madam
Barclays " Letters"
The uneasy wor,hpper, of stylc7 and "art' should
take warning from the pass TO which thubcFi came
in his effort to reach his own particular pitch oi
perfection in style" IT i related concerning him
that on one occasion when it pointed ont to him
that the sense Of Il certain passage VIZ after
trying uIsucccssiuy 10 20, II right without spelling
the ring of the words. he exclaimed at last in despair.
$50 much the for tho sense the rhythm before
everything
Decidedly Mr.. "Punch7 Is witty and not unjust
when lie pictures Brother Jonathan in the garments
Of Pistol with his foot upon the Copyright Act. a
sanctimOnious smiIk upon his face, and in his mouth
the legend, Base is the Slave that Pays"
DR.. Japp says Of the dimnUtivc De Quincy. in the
days when he lived near Edinburgh, that he became
very fond Of a neighbours little boy. The lad was
quite as fond Of accompanying him in his sro5 round
about or in his walks rcunG his garden. Of playing
with companions Of his own But the perfect
familiarity that the opium eaters Kindness bred IN the
boy led TO some strange speeches. one day the tail.
turned on peoples ages; and the boy said Well.
now, Pm only six, and people say am big for my
age how Old YOU ?"
Well said De Quincy, Il am about ten times
six now, or thereabOut.7
"Oh N.Y. said the boy. and you're no more than
that bigger than / am putting his hand a little up
above his head. Were you ever man, or have You
grown down again -
=" Well, my dear" said De Quincy, u think have
grown down again little and that makes ne very
fond OF boys and girls" with a sweet smile.
"Ah, well lad said the boy nnalugly, 81 would
like to be biz and able 70 ride big horses like
father bu, afterwari ! would like to grow down again
like you and walk about with little boy Ike me- Just
as you do when ] come"
Perhaps il this boy that Mrs. Baird smith.
De QGinCcy's daughter, tells Of, who, walking round
and round the garden day suddenly asked the old
man, What dye call that tree - to which DE Qun
ccy, with the careful cOnsderAiic which lac gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

4 new cloak. called the Roman cloak has appeared
abr Jad. The main part, like the Roman picnlia'
at the back The ground when not IN use ana -
no inconvenience IN Walking. When the wrap 10
required It /, drawn ward. fastened nj the 'hroi''
and falls 20 the ground entirely covering the dress
When the cloak is not in Use as wrap PICTURESQUE
rttl, FIGARO Jacket completes il IN front hs"
silvcrcray cloak is made with Figaro Jacket cur
hroid red with silver, while the Eeh 'oii'r VI Wv
cloak IS lined with gray feathers This garment Is o
unitarian enough for general though II "ouio
make a picturesque effect for various occasions.
IL Ia curious 10 notice how often simple oo90's
about the house may act as a barometer. JaP"n''s
bamboo screen hns with panels of japanese leather
paper standing in summer rarlor THIS season '''
proved 10 be a peri ct barometer. Daring cry "e'.
the panels ARE stretched drmtigh. Int Shs"
moisture In the air before rain and during s'"'"
vii iii them full OF Wavy wrinkles and on "ih'p,
muegy morning it presents positively tenpe''u'1'
appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

AnyboGy who Is lucky enough ~ summer Tn the
country. 81 30 there a little space. with a
very lto trouble Icy up against winter
weather. Nearly everybody has plucs"d handful, Of
Srain and marsh and meadow grasses. but very icw
know that tho beauty of their winter bouquets depends
largely upon when they gathered ana how thcy are
cured. Choose bright day-thc warmer the better.
Pull stalk. Of all Sues. talnG thosc that have u,
grain stlll in the milk. Leave stems Of generous
length and he careful not to get Your hands too full
The temptation OF abundance - one 10 be strongly
guarded against. Put the stalks loosely in wide
mouthcd jar, letting them hang over In graceful
curves. II yOu wish - keep them grccn. set t'c
Jar in q darh airy place, and lravc It unds'urbcd
for week. 70 make them brish: golden yellow, let
them wilt for twelve hour then sci them where they
VIII set the fun sun blaze and the dew. II You
want wreath, and garlnd5 Of them, braid the ncNile
stems together. taking 10 choose tho feathcrcs
SORTS and hang them inside the glass Of south win
dow dry.
when y0u 50 after ferns To- mix with them, take Il
book made bv folding newspapers in four and tackled
ana cut Have loose cover If Stout cardboard. with
tapes for toins ut the outer edge Choose cniy the
mot graceful salls and get much variety a. pos
slbc. ~ they arc gathered, pin them nat AGAINST Il
leaf of your book. Do not lap one fern on another.
aud let two tmcknes-"s Of Iarcr come bctwiXt each
layer of leaves, When the book Is fun, take it out
OF the cover and 1T 1t dry unl weight If YOU have
not time for that. lay thick paper each fern-ied
leaf and press dry with very hot irons. Thus treated
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
Crawford, ,

Revival meetings, conducted by Rev. Jer-
ry Clevenger, assisted by Rev. Tuttle, have
been in progress for some time. Good inter-
est is manifested.
What might have been a very serious ac-
cideRt, befell Rev. Tuttle as he WAS driving
across the adobe hills on the way to Rogers
Mesa, from Delta, the other day. Going
down hill, the neckyoke broke, letting the
wagon on the horses; they ran, and suddenly
the occupants of the wagon, three in number
descended with more haste than grace,
They soon found 10 great damage was done
them, the team or wagon, and as another
team was just ahead, they went on.
This community has recently lost one of
its most respected members in the death of
Mrs. N. Ford. She leaves large circle of
friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
The funeral servises at the house, conducted
by Rev. Tuttle, were largely attended.
Mr.. A. W. Morrow is home from OuIay on
a visit. We also notice Mr.. J. Preston's
familiar face. We believe he is recruiting
from La Grippe aad his trip.
NJ. DeLong has o new shutter for his
flour mill.
Quite load Of produce and some cash has
been collected and taken to Mr.. CIevengcr
as a token of the peoples appreciation of his
services.
The pupils Of Dist. No. are circulating a
petition to be presented to the Board, asking
for two months additional school. A num-
Der Of them think they'd like to 20 right
along for year.
Mrs. J. r. Tbomas's school. in Dist No.
IA, closed Jan. 9th. with appropriate exer.
cises. A large number of visitors were pres
ent. One young lady. Miss DorcaS Collins,
was neither tardy nor absent, from the .time
she began, till the close of the term. nun.
bes Of other pupils made heroic efforts TO at
tead, bIt sickness or deep snow prevented
perfect attendance.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
WONDERS OF ASTRONOMY.
A Very Brief Notice Of the excel
lent Lecture Delivered by Rev.
w. A. McElphatric before
the Advanced Pupils and
Literary People Of
Delta and Vicin-
itv

A full and appreciative house greeted the
lecturer, after an appropriate song by
members of the High School. Mr.. Condit
introduced the speaker. The lecturer spoke
wholly without notes. The subject was
treated under three heads, viz, Shape, Size
and Distance. General definitions of many
terms were given,
"The sun is the center of our solar system
and around him all planets revolve, and from
him receive light and heat" "In matter he
is sbout 760 times greater than all the plan
cts combined" "As all bodies attract each
in proportion to the amount of matter they
contain, so the SUMS attraction is $50 times
greater than the combined attraction of ali
the planets. and were they all to unite they
could not move him his OWN diameter from
the center of gravity of our solar system"
If the sun were placed at the distance Of
the nearest fixed star he would appear no
larger than one of the smaller stars" The
three motions of the sun were considered.
Striking examples were presented to show
the relative comparison of bodies. Likewise
examples deducted to show the Incompetent
sible size of all the heavenly body. The
next two divisions of subject we're treated in
in some comprehensive way.
The lecturer had carefully drawn upon the
blackboard figures by which an inductive
explanation Of ascertaining relative and
actual distances was presented.
Moral lessons were drawn from the subject.
All must have felt that time was well spent
with following the speaker,
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
Twenty Years Coughing Cured
With Or. B0sanko's Cough Syrup.

Mrs. NJ. Pitcher, n most cstimAbls LADY,
and hns been resident Of Springfield, Ills.
for thirty years. Her present residence H. ~
No. li07 East Capital Ave. In couvsrrntion
with her druggist, Mr.. y. Il. Sayler. Of No.
600 Elcventh ST., she ssid; II have been af-
aictea with lung trouble for ,be psst twenty
years, coughing most OF the time. Have
been under the care af the best phyAictAns Of
this city, and have used all kinds Of n,cth
cine for my disease without say hensht. I.sat
winter ! wns recommended To Try DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, and csn
um sound and we'll. would ecomnsend II
to suffering humanity ~ the beat medicine %
earth for chronic coughs, and osusumptlon."
Sold ut 90 cents BY I. N. McAlarry.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
Here they 20 at Cost.

A large line Of Mems, Ladies' and Chill.
dren's naits and gloves. Ladies' and Chill
drens' Toboggans. Ladies' Falcinators.
Mems Neck Scarfs, etc. We also offer bar
gains in Meas' Under md Overshirts.
II yards of Calico for $1.OO. II yards Of
Gingham $l.0o. Il yards Of Shirt Gosds for
$i.0o, etc. etc. at
\. BIoELow & Soxs,
Leaders in low prices. Delts. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTRosr. Cor

LAND OFFICE AT MosTRosE CoLo.
December 2ist, 1899. {
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Monfrose. Colo. on Jan. 30. 1890,
VIZ John R. Sanders, upon his d. =. No. III, /,
UteSeres, for the swi., swi%, sec 81. si%. seh,
and nwla, SEX, sec. 20. twp. 81 n r. II. W. n. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land. viz: John B. Smith. George W.
Roberts. Daniel N. Snider. Julc s. Nissen, all of
Deltas Delta County, Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-01-28
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