davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13

The Idaho Test Oath Law Passed Upon BY
the Supreme Court

|
WASHINGTON, Feb. :}.-The supreme
court of the United States today RON
dered an on;n;o, ,,,r,,;,, a., -;
tutionaj;tv of tha Ed,P,,', ~ T,,nI..,
r..,
'""o 'e'' o''n '''tehuei 10 prevent
the Mormons from voting. The case
came Ip on an application for "A writ
of hnbeos cornus which wo. mad. h,,
N
""i"e' ~ D"'is' WHO l. III lhil III
Idaho, having been sentenced for un-
lawfully taking the prescribed test oath
when he was n membar nj tbo No,,,o,,
oh,,r.,, M. :,
'o''i' "ci''es 'ile "ppica-
tioh ior the writ OF habeas corpus.
holding that pOlygamy is a crime and
that theconstitntion,I acknowledgements,
anteeinp the freedom Of ral;a;nn = ,,nt
intended TO nrevent ba nunis bn,a,,t ,,s
any person Who in tba nan,a of rai;,;e,,
commits n crime in tba evas of th,'Ia,.
The court in tba on;n;on -. ~.
amy and nolvoomv ara cr;nos 10 IL
laws of the United states ma ij.hn.
they tend to DESTROY tba ,u,;,v os ~
marriage relations 70 dis,,;,.I, th,
peace of families and daw,da WOMB,
and debase men. Few crimes ,,a 80.
pernicious to the hest ;ntorost, 81 on1
cety. and receive more dosar,,od nm
iskment. TO call tbe,r advoaon,'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
He Was True to His Friend.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 31.-Thomas A..
Jones. the Marylander who refused IL
reward of S3OO,OOO to b~tray the
whereabouts OF Wilkes Booth, the as
sassin of President Lincoln, was in
Baltimore yesterday. lie said: at
was reported AT the time that Booth
was secreted in the old Catholic church
at Port Tobacco, now known a. Chanel
Point steamboat landing. but such il
not the case. lie was at that time
hiding in "a pine thicket about a mile
and a hall from the farm of my friend
samuel Cox. All did for Booth was
done as "A mark OF friendship for Cox.
who was lifelong friend of mine. I
did not know Booth, but when Cox
put him. crippled as he was, in that
rhlcket IN my charge, nothing could
have tempted me to betray HIM.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
CATTLE AND SNOW.
Conrad Kohrs Talks Interestingly on Impor-
tant Topics.
flielcna Indcpcn,lent.l

Hon. Con kohrs, the well known
pioneer cattle king, remarked last
night relative to the heavy rain shower
of Monday night, that during his
twenty-five or more years residence in
Montana he never knew rain to fall i'm
February. His cattle are in the Milk
river country and faring very well.
The dry season of 1889, he said, while
it kept back a new growth OF grass,
preserved the grass OF 1SSS, which was
nutritious during the whole year of
1889. The fires of the summer, caused
by the Indians while picking up bones,
deprived the cattle of a sheltered range
i'm the brush and has left them exposed
on the plains; but Mr.. Kohrs believes
the severe portion OF the winteris now
past and does not look for any more
cold weather until March. He says
there will be some losses before the
winter is over, on account OF the scare
ity OF feed, but it will not be enough to
cause any serious damage.
The snow fall in the mountains is
over 100 per cent greater than il was
this time last year and is better packed,
which Is u guarantee OF n better flow
OF water in the mountain streams next
summer, and will place the placer min
ing industry in a good position. Mr..
kOhrs says Montana needs great
deal more water now than it did sew
eral years ago. The many mountain
valleys in which cattle roamed are
now occupied by farmers, who appro-
pirate the water for agricultural pur-
poses. Mr.. kohrs says cattle through
out the territory are IN good condi-
ton, when the many disadvantages
the past year occasioned are consid-
cred, and he predicts a bountiful pros
perity for the industry during the pres
ent year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
Dying in Harness.

only u fallen horse, stretched out there on
the road,
Stretched in the broken shafts, and crushed
10y the heavy load;
Only fallen horse and circle Of wonder
ing eyes
Watching the frightened tcamster goa.ling
the beast to rise.
Hold, for his toll is over, no more Ia bor for
him;
See the poor neck .utstretchcd aud the pa
tient eyes grow dim;
See an the friendly STONES how peacefully y
rests his head.
Thinking. il dumb beasts think, how good
it is to be- dead;
After thr bur.lened journey. how restful it
j. To lie
With the broken shaft and the cruel load
waiting only to- die.
Watchers. he died in harness. died in the
shafts aud straps,
Fell. and the great load killed him. one of
the days mishaps,
bne of the passing wonders marking the
city road.
A toilsr dying in harness, needless ri call or
goad.
Passers, crowding the pathway. staying
your steps awhile.
Was il the symbol Only death: why should
We cease to smile
At death for beast of BURDEN on Through
til. busy street
That is ever and ever cchoing the tread of
the hurrying feet
What was the sign? 4 symbol to touch
the tirclcss will,
Does lie VIII. taught in parallels speak in
parallels still!
The seed on the rock is wasted an needless
hearts of men.
That gather and sow and grasp and lose.
labor and sleep. and then:
Then for the prize, \ crowd in the treet
of ever echoing tread.
The toiler. crushed by his heavy load. is
there in his harness dead,
John Boyle O'Reilly in \. Y. Sportsman.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
His Time Was Coming.

"Talkin' about lazy men," said the
grocer, a. he automatically turned
over the potato which was exposing
its blishted side to the public siaht.
"talkin about lazy men, aue,s my
wiie's aunt : srandaddy was the boss.
remember hearing her tell how one
day he went hunting south OF theplace
when the wind was from the h and
didn't show up again for three days.
Finally they got IA little uneasy and
started out to look for him, and 10
and behold. they found him a-settiu'
with hl, back agin tree, a-waitin' for
the wind to change, 80 he wouldn't
have to exert himself walkin back a.in
the wind. Terre iIaute Express.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
OFFICIAL. ROSTER.


state Directory.
,.oyernor.. X. Toole. Helena
Lieut.. Goyernor....John T.. Rickard>. Butte
Member of Congress. I. IL. Carter. Helena
Secretary ; y................ Louis Eotwiit. Helena
Treasurer ............ H. -. Hickman Helena
,ulitur...................E. \. Kinney. Helena
AIRY General. ....ii,nrI ]. Haskell. Glcndivr
hief Justice supreme tourt...........
Henry y. flake. Helena
k-ssociate Justices y. iIarwood
Supreme Court ~ ". H. DeW lit
lcrN Sup. Court, W !. Kennedy. Helena
: irer.nt -nuent Public Instruction.
.........John cannon. Helena
Federal Directory.
L. :. Marshal ..........T Thomas Irwin, Butte
REGISTER L. :. Land Office. S.W. Langhornc
Receiver L. :. Land Office. II. :. Howell
surveyor General. ai..................''eo. u. Eaton
u. :. Attorney ey.............-...........E. D Weed
All of Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
Never. IN the Wide Wide World.

Kansas City Star: \ -. JoSepl
woman has sued ior "a divorce, set tin.
forth IN her petition that her husband
has not spoken a word tn her in sly
months. \ man wouli never ask foi
~rparat ION from his wife on sucl
grounds.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13

EN-presidrnt Cleveland-By the way
iiricc. ii you ever have the rheunla
tlsm carry II burkeye in your pocket
IL will relieve you. d.
Senat or Brice-What kind OF thin.
j. u buckeye?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-02-13
WooL-sToRINc FACILITIES.

Large Warehouse the bank constructed with Special View the Storm
Wool Wool Growers the Judith and Wolf Creek
this the point haul whether
desiring to sell or ship
Now :
achmen and Others seeking locations will find the Judith Ia
the shortest aud best road
kinds ut BED ROtk PRICES, Also blacksmith shop at Landing
SwORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
The Great Divide.

Stanley Woods 6redt Divide is nm illus.
tratsd literary, scientific, humorous
and original monthly journal, describing the
resources Of the Rocky Mountain region,
the Indians, cliff dwcllers, etc. So interest
ing Ia this publication to MS that we are
satisfied IL will be Of equal interest to our
readers. Therefore We have concluded to
offer the Gredt Di-ide for one year in COM
binstion with Tur DELTA lSpErrypsST for
one year. for only $500 or IL you are
aiready a subscriher to our paper we
will have the publisher of the Great Diriie
send IL to you for full year for only one
dollar. sample cory Of the Grea. Diridc
10 intending subscribers will be sent free, by
addressing Stanley Weo1. Denver, Colo,
and then, should you wish to subscribe, ,end
US your subscription and we will see that
you receive itPronptly.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
The Pulpit ard the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: 81 feel it
my duty to tell what wonders DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done for me. Ny lungs
were badyly diseased, and my rarishioners
thought could live only few weeks.
took Ave bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining e6 los. in
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "Aftcr a
thorough trial and convincing evidence. AM
confident DIR. Kings New discovery for
Consumption. beats 'cm all, and cures when
everything else fails. The greatest kindness
| can do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it. Free trial bottles at
l. NJ. MeMurray's Drug Store. Regular
sizes so cents and Sl.O0
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAs, William I. Burt then OF the
w county OF Delta. and state Of Colorado. on
the nm day Of Ansnsi a. & p lsSS by his aid T.,
the Office Of the county clerk and rccorder Of
Delta county. colorado in back at PAGE Il, con.
veyca TO job \, Coopcr as trustee. or IN case Of
the death. resignation. removal from the city Of
Denver. or fhifurc to act. or other inability of
said Cooper. then to the then acting >hsrif Of
lowing described property situate In the county
OF Delta, state of Colorado, to.wiE
The south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter tsgl. OF &C 10 OF section thirty (sO also the
north.wcs, quarter OF the northeast quarter
tnwi,l Of netD, aud the cast half OF the north
we.t quarter lclE fnw'.l OF section thirty-one
[Sil; all in township fourtcon (lil south of ranE~
nincty-four Cll, west Of the sixth principal
ing TO said lands or belonging to said party of the
In trust to secure the parmcn, Of certain
prumisSofy note signed by said William n. Burt,
rsyahc to the order OF Hayden & Dickinson,
IN rec years ner the date thereof, for the prnci.
pa, sum OF nine hundred dollars 5000, with in.
tcrcst semi annually at eight per cent per an
mum, evidenced Ly ak interest coupons for
thrty-siN dollars $3.50 each,
And. Whereas, Il was provided in said deed Of
trust that in case OF default in payment OF ssid
note or any nart thereof or Interest thereon, that
snia premises in the manuer and for the uses
aud purposes provided in said decd oftrust,
Aud, Whereas, default has been made in the
payment Of the principal of said note, no part
thereof having been paid,
Now, therefore, l, job A. Cooper, trustee, or in
of Denver or faiurr to act, or other Inability St
raid Cooper then l. Elias r. BARTON, sheriff OF
.Ampahoe county aiorsnd, on the Sth day OF
January, a. u. lSla, at the fremont street door
of the court house. In Denver In the county Of
Arapshoc, and state OF Colorado, at the hour OF
sbovc described property for i6e highest and
best price the same will bring in cash at publir
auction TO pay the said note, as well as tn: costs
ion A. COOPER Trustee,
ELIAS n. BARTON, Successor In Trust.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

The first Of the second series of the Liter
sry and Scientiic Lectures, given for the
benefit Of the student, Of the High Schools,
also the teachers and the publicim general is
to be given this evening. DIR. MacLean pre-
sents the subject-"The Science of Physiology"
Much interest was shown in the first course
of these lectures given last winter. The
present course can be made equally as profit
able, provided the same interest is taken.
Eacl, subject is to be handled by n special
ist. It is thought that Elder Brooks will
give lecture in April. County Supt. of
Schools Coudit will also Ike prepared to give
both efhis lectures; "IIere and There" and
"Philouephy OF Education" if necessary.
The entire course of sixteen lectures is
under the direction of the County Supt. and
tn. School board.
The subject of the final lecture. to be given
on April 10th, is "The Science of Physiology
at the conclusion ofwhiclr an examination on
this subject is to he given. Everyone with
the exception Of professionals, are invited to
compete. The one having the best man.
uscript is to be presented with prize
Mr. o. A. Phelps will lesture on THE
Progress of Ideas" on next Tuesday evening,
jan. 14,h.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Quarterly Meetings.

Quarterly meeting service, will be held At
the Delta N. +. Church Saturday and Sun
day Jan. 18th and 18th.
Preaching Saturday evening, followed by
Quarterly Conference. Love Feast at 10
A. N. Sunday followed by preaching and
the Sacrament also baptism of children.
Preaching Sunday night. The Presiding
Elder, Rev. c. A. Brooks will be present and
conduct all the services.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Mr.. W. b. McCarl, who ha, been worl

Mr.. w. b. McCarl, who has been working
near Naturita last summer, came TO Delta
about week ago and took rooms at the
Delta House. He went to bed somewhat
late and during the night had occasion to
get up; being a stranger in the house. he took
the first door he came to, which was the
front one, and there being no porch or any
othsr protection, he walked righ. out OF the
door and fell to the sidewalk, distance of
about twelve feet. He was seriously injured
about the head and is still q patient in the
above named house. At present he is doing
very we'll and we think he will be able to be
out in few week.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Our April Order TO the Weather Clerk
must have been miscarrIed or the old gen
tlemnn grew hopeessly confused and i'm
agined We were ethereal enough to live on
the Italian skir, and glorious sunsefs, he
he has IN partially dealt Us; Mt any rate, he
seems to have run ncross the order this fall
and is making up for lost time. VIII we
again ever deserve our reputation for having
the finest natural roads ip tha Union?
A festive Cowboy dripped into camp dur
ing one of our recent showers in a state of
damp exciteneut-he said he tied his horse
to the fence and threw a blanket over the sad
die to keen it dry, while he cut across lots in
search of mavericks aud slick-ears; sfter con
siderale difficulty. walking part Of the way
on the fence, he made his way back IN his
horse but alas, in his efforts to prevent him
self from slowly bn, surely sinking, the an
imal had thrown of the blanket and it was
hopele.sly myred, all but one corner. The
c. b. had hooked his Chcps over the horn
OF the saddle and tried to help the horse onto
his feet. but it was no usc-tould some one
kindly shoot the poor beast and take some
fish hooks and lines and f,k out his blanket.
he wanted I, Tor souvenir. We won't vouch
for the truth Of the .tory-it carries an odor
Of alcohoi-so did the C. u.
Has anyone succeeded in running that
other lie to earth. about the fox hound and
the Mountain lion? The first time we heard
the story, three dogs treed Mountain lion
somewhere on the Grand Me.a. After some
variations. the yarn crystallyzei into, ''one
Fox hound t--ed Mountain Lion" and wc
saw the dog: br, the lact version OF the affair
was that one Lion treed three dogs. hew
much Ark had to do with the embelIi>hinc
~e cannot tel, but he knows all about i, ask
him.
Local new. is scattering. L. C. Hutch.
ison has gone to Montrose with beet
The bridge question IS a frequent subject
Of hr-sije agitation. What is the matter
with the ns;u,e pel'nitc, tina. he sits supine,
twirling his thumbs, while North Fork and
Montrose hcbnob aud consrire to wrap his,
in wet blanket
Mr.. Ell. Turner is ahoa; to leave for Grand
function. he has soij his ranch to Mr. Ed
war, Sims, who is quite enthusiastic over
rr'~pec, and proposes 20 see what he can do
towards Masking his purchase both beautiful
and profitable. Mr.. Sims, is recently from
Dacoish aud he says the stories OF hardships
among South Docntah farmers are not at all
exaggerated. husdrcds of fa,nilies are in
destitute condition and will certainly suffer.
If not absolutely s,srvc before spring.
Mrs. Jesse Brown entertained her friend
Mn. Davis Of Telluride and Andy Meidrum
Of Delta on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Nrs. Brown start for Salt Lake on
the sth. While NC arc sorry to these genial
friends VIC hope the separation may he only
temporary and we may have the pleasure of
welcoming them home again in year =,
most, with health fully recovered and more
,hrough.y than ever In love with our beauti.
ful valley.
The musical bray OF the Burro cuts the
frosty morning air Of these sylvan wilds with
a note OF friendly greeting to the Assessor.
GEASpER.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At NnSTrosK. COLo.
npt.cmhcr ylSi lisa (

LAND OFFICE At NoSTrosE, COLn.
December 2lsi, lisa
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notics of his intention To-
make final proof IN silpDort nf his rlslm. and
that said prpnf will h. made before Register and
Receiver ~ Nontrnsc. Colo, IN Jan. 10, lSao.
viz: john \. Sanders, upon his II. :. Nn. III,
utrScres Tor the SwS sw'f. see "l. 81, SEX
ard nwI. sca. sec. So twp. 81 n. 7. II. W. y. M.
L. NJ.
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous rcSidcnc> upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz: John Il Smith, George ".
Roberts. Daniel y, Sndcr. julie 5. Nissen, all of
Delta, Delta County. Colo,
W. II. STEELE, Register
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, AT MoSrR0Ss. CoTo.. !
Dee. 10th, ISsa. I,

LAND OFFICE. AT MoNTR0Ss. TOTo..l
Dee. 10th. ISsa-
Nn,ie. is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice nf his Intention 10
make nnal prpol In SurDort ri bis claim. and
thar said nrnnf will he made before The Judge
and 4, -Oricio Clerk Of the County Court AT
nsIia Colo on January %. tsa1 viz: John g.
prihblc u. $ No. Ise. Ute Series, for the nik.
swit. se's, nwS. sec. I, nee. SEX. sec. 5, twp.
u. = r 81. ", 9Th 7 NJ
He names the following witnesses to nrnv" his
continuous residence uHnn. and Gu tiyaiion ~.
said land. VIZ william kiS.r. Ehwart l.. How
ant Francis T. Boyd Scott Woodward. all OF
Delta Dcha County, Colo.
w. H. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

10s3h Dsanakis Ciss's initial enter.
tsien = - gives = ~ seheoi House,
go f1aeusssy sssslag. January iith,
~ ~ - Of the most enjoy able
e. peQnnste,i In Dsita. When Il i,
~ - Clsh's aasieai director IL
- 49, Prof Jaeksoa, and that he
= y 1pan6A By Mis- Abbls Purdy, the
= whHt 70 esPect ln this dir,eti.n.
Il hat Mr. W. O. swart the
~ ~ 'syslonie. Tongue Creek Tsstsr'
W Gs~s,
nn Gold, Il The nans Of the drama
~ ~ 1 Ia which the ssrioua Is del.
n ~ sa With the lauEhabls.
IN will end With the amssing
- ~ pss Bassh." Adnlssioa S5cts
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
A Great Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gunns Improved Liver Pills arc a sure
cure for sick headache, bilious complaints. dys-
pepsia. indigestion c0stiNcncS> torpid liver etc.
These pills insure perfect digestion. correct the
liver and stoulachc, regulate the bowels purify
and enrich the blood aud make the skin clear.
ate and strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. sold at Is cents box by l. NJ.
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Publication Notice.
LAND OFFICE At MSSrRcsr, Cnro
h...r as.h ias.l

LAND OFFICE At NNNrNNSr- IN1n.
Dec. 18th. lisa.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
rainrd settler has rled notice nt his Intention to
,,1nf said proof will I've made before RrriSter and
Receiver vt Nontrosr. on l7nuarr 9th. 1880
VIZ: II. I. States. u. :, No. us lite Series
for the ct. nwis. anc nj. swS. I. sec. 23 twp. Is
5. r a. W 9th T. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz: Oscar Il SandrrSou. William T.
Piicher Frank r WILDER. Swan J. Alten, all Of
Crawford. Delta County Colo.
W. ii. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Rucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chaprcd Hands. Chilblsins,
Corns, and all Skin Erup,icns, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per boz. For Sale
Ryl. N. McMurrsy.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Notice..

The annual meeting or the Stockholders
of the Minnesota Canal Company will be
held at the Quaekenbush School House o.
Saturday, January 18th, 1890, at O'Clock a.
m. to elect officers and to transact any other
business which may come before the meeting.
4. CLoUGH, Pres
WESLEY AULT. secy.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

4 II you are run down---hnve no strength, no
energy. and feel very tirrd all the ,imc--take
DEL. II. McLean's snrssparilla. II will
im,art strength anil vitality to your sysicm.
Fer sals hy I. NJ. McMurrSy.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

Andrew A. Smith; Of North Fork, who has
head on him longer athan telegraph wire
whsa Il comes to Inventions, is again 70 the
frost with abran new article, this time in
ihs shsps Vi brake, called the "Ciach
Brake" and esrtainly all who - sas will
hassthe "einch" on whasssss they pat Il
outs. Il is complies In sssry particular.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

u was . mistake oftLc types in our las,
issss when we stated that Prof. Con,iit pro.
videa sse Of the Christmas trees. DR.. Mac
Lean. tossthrr with Mr.. Campbell must b.
praised fDs 70 generously showing such In
dsfatisabls Peruis,ency in their Efforts u pro.
cure she two beautiful christaaas trees.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
Adjudication Of Prioritiss of Water
Rights.

STATE Of cot2sTApo S. In the pis,ric, cour.
In rho msttcr OF John II. Garrcn ct al for the
adjudication ofprloritcs of water rights In Water
District No. ", hcStoforc adjndicatcd and not
yet adJuiicatcd.
Tho hearing In the Rbovr matter will be con
tinuc,i al the once ofThomas j. plack iu Mont
rosc, Colorado, from January 9Th. A, p. 1890
until January 18th. A. ID. l1eo. both inclusive.
THOMAS J, RtAcK.
Referee,
Dseenbsr II. 1850.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

The circulation of the blood-quiekened
and cnriehed-bears life aud energy to every
portion of the body: appetite returns; the
hour of rest brings with it sound rcrose.
This can be secured by taking Or. McI.enn's
Sarsaparilla. Fer sale by l, NJ. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07
The Knots United

Nj Crousninn. An orpertat all kinds Of black
smithing Wagon and Carriage work painting
etc. wishes TO inform the public that he has
opened a blacksmith shop just across the alley
from II : Andr-sons the knot tycr and is pre-
pared 70 unite the knots II you will only rive
him a trial Al work Guaranteed to be done in
frS-cl.s. style
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

r. =. lisnilton has sold on, his stock of
harnsss, ssadles, etc. 70 Mr.. W. Tulisck, =
arst-eiass hsrnsssnaker. Who intends To con :
iis,us the ba.insss and is prepared to do all
kinds VI work in his line.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

stsve lsgersoil. . son Of the "old man."
Il. II. sod chip Of of the ssne block when
il ssass 70 hunting, killed = mountain lion
yestssday, that Msasured seven and one-hsif
feet. A ten dollar scalp and twenty dol
lar hide is pretty good day's work fer a
boy.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-07

o. Saturday evening. January iith. at
chs ssAsol House. the Delta Dramatic Club
will pssasst = play entirely new to the
theatss goisg people Of Delta entitled:
"Bstssr thsn Gold" The evenings program,
will ee~easas with the roaring farce: "Hau.
Won snash." Admission, adults IS cents,
ohildrss Is cents.