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The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

4. Ed. Hanson and wifs came down trom
LAX. City last Wednesday on their way To
Iio,chkiss. Ed. says there 10 some sno~ ia
the mountains but not 80 much ss there
might be.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

The Rev. II. GraDt returned last week
from Smiths Fork where he has been assist.
ing in the appointment Of tne -.iate OF the
LAT. &. +. Wilson. lie .Hys the display Of
registered U"l'tine and pure bl,oied Durham
stock is .j,,ht DO; otten seen.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

The afores are displaying a due assortment
Of Christmas spch-. aud the chan that don't
get his best gir, whisk broom. dne tooti,-,i
comb or someth ny as Aas. will tind that his
name IL Deanis.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
TOM FENION,

The Mon,rose Jeweler invites the public
and patrons 10 inspect his holiday gs"ds.
Tom has the goods for wc have seen them
oursclf.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mrs.. W. Ray Simpson has on exhibition At
ths store Of Simpson 4 Son, some very tssty
work In the line Of painting. The work,
which wss demo by herself, shows the hand
Of an artist Of somc ability.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

In stating last week that the house Of Mrs.
Barclay, on the Roubilssu. had burned
down. we lied, and arc putting the blame on
the devil who With sober face and all the
outward appearances OF truth palmed Il of on
Us ~ Heauins news.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
NOTICE. .-De.tistry.

Or. Milton, dentist, will vhis Delta pro.
fsssisnslly M or about Dee. i6sh. Persons
dssirin. nrst GLASS work At reasonable pric~s
should leave nppcintnsnts with Ars, Mort on
onles, a uaaal plaes.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Kirby a zl-gIsr. Jr., have cpsnsd ur .
confectionery and cigar store In the building
adjoining ths Delta sxloon. They intend to
keep on hand At all times full stock Of
nuts, candles, tobacco. oigars. etc.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

The MsthodIst l,sopis viii hold their psb.
10 ssrvics- hereafter A. thr Masonic Hall In
the Court House. Rsv. w. }. Judd will
prsaah q II .. N. aad ~. n. nsSt Sunday
= The masonic hall. All ~ cordially In.
vl>sa y Asssad.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Owing 10 illnesa Of president the &c. T.
u. did not convene Dec. u Ncxt meeting
will be held Friday afternoon, Dec. e6si, n
the residence Of Prcs't. Mrs. Blaohiy.
Rec, See.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Some particulars of the way of life at Il c
"Nunnery Of the Buried Alive" at Naples
have come tn life. The nuns. eat only twice
day aud never meat, unles. it is presented
rs a gift. The cells are airy. and lighted hy
window placed high up in the wall. Each
nun lives in u s.perate cell, which contains
y small bed aud .,rie iieu bcl"w a
"ifx. The p""-,rise at 5 a. IN. all the
year ruuu -,v-f. and III IS, rrti~rr
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

The Methodist people are contemplating
the erection af brick church or sorter
cathedral in III. near intare. Nolhirs adds
more u the intrinsic m tits ofa place than
good chuYrhc, anJ school houses, pr.,vid d
always. tI,si ,bsr. is somebody runun
them.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

II. Hammond again shows his customary
enterprise by putting on deck = baggage aud
express wagsn. We may look for races now
b tween the rival lines--Norton venus Ham.
y osd-sick 'em.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
In Tic Post Office,

The new grocery store Of Mrs. iIaines is
allied with tho finest goods in the market
IRONCLAD RESTAURANT anil Bakery
in connection. The BEST in the town.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
Is it 'Grue

TIM. Mrs, Hamilton is selling ont that big
stock ui clothing, hoe,- amt shoes AT COST?
fe>. A nuhhy .uit Ter only 5000 worth
5000
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
Bath House.

J. ". Bouldin has lifted up hath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Call and see him; next door 10
Conklin Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
Christmas

is drawing near. aud to make your children
happy ysu should huy them presents. Go
To l. N. McMnrray's and inspect his fine
line OF holiday goods.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Messrs. Reeve. AMI Ma,h.r, Of Montrosr,
we're in Delta y-ster'iHy. Beth gentlemen
are membcrs Of the Nou,ro.c Furniture Co.,
and came down on business.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mr.. Frank r. D.slin. bitter known ~ the
"biiad -di,or," la, recently located in Drlis,
havin. bough, npiece OF laad on the brow
California mean from W. u. Brown.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Go W. G. Simpson & Sons when yor
want to buy hardware cheap. They are sell
ing everything in this line at bed rock
prieces.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

BY arrangements no~ being made Delta
Il kelly to have a aouriu: mill OF I0b bar
rels day capacity.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

sc-
a. He
tion by
-.~- TO regain ans sight. The
'hicll has been tried with success
is done by transpiantins rabbits
e human head and connecting the
r.. As this requires large amount
the help given him by attending
res will be appreciated.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

n. +. Love. one lotchkis' popular
ranchmcn. W.. H. ow, last wet bnyiny
supp les. Chailss 6u amer. ilso Of Hot /.
kiss aceon,,snI-'i htin.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Commissioner Newt iIcis,snd. Lost the
all last w-Jarsdsy ai.d bad To come D-Itr
to get located. II. took the stage route l., II
nornlsg for b"m~.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Three cars of furniture just received at
Gale Bros. call aud make yeur selections be-
fore our stock is broken.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

C,il and examine Thos. T.. Fcnlon's Jew
elry stor, when in Monirose. Xmas in
great variety.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Confectionery, brcar. pics, cakes dough.
nuts ct sale ut nll times at the Central
Ho'ss Mrs. Frank lierwor,h, Proprietress.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Gunnison has been having some cooli-h
~sdh~r. the mureury going down FROM IL te
20 degrees below zero.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

chamoi, vest only s2.so worth $3.50. at
Mrs.. Hamiitons.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mrs. r. d. Biir, of .-sdvilic. ~n in
Delta last week, vi. ng friends.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Delta has the reputation of bein
liest "hamlct" Oh the re>ervati"
ceP,ing some would-be titles.
beauty of IL all is. We Lave got
TO make oar PROSPERITY per,nape,
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

lsft on Friday 10 spend the holiday. with her
parsnts, at Lnngmont.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Ladies' and Gents skates at the Red Front
Hardware Store.
Edwards & Stewart.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Best s-ounce cow boy hats, only $s25, Al
Mrs. llatnilton's.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

We will not be undcrso!d by anyone
Come ana see Us.
Edwards & Stewart.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mrs.. Frank Hepworth has assumed the
msna ag-m-nt of the Central House. where
meals will be served At all hours.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

First.class msns' Arctic< only sl.40 worth
Si'75. Boys hrst-c'ass Arctics ouly Sl.0o
worth 81 20. at Mrs. lfamiltcn's.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mi.ses GDe cloth gaiior.. regular toe, only
si.25 worth sl.T5. si Mrs HarIlltouS.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Ge: your barbed wire asi nails of W. G.
siupson & Son.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Don't forget the Masquerade Ball on
Chri,tmss Eve. A good time is assured.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
For Sale.

A we'll broken sadile horse, four years old
next spring. Enquire a, this office.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

t-esh at,.rdei I" sec pr, Milton and mske
h-s- vi.i, is f,r short time,
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Meals at all hours at the Central House,
Mrs. Frank Hepw-rth. Ptnrrietress.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

of plush goods at
!. N. McMurray's.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

VIII n purchasing supplies call and eI
anin Nrs. iIsinss' stack Of goods.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

h ots only - 25, cheap at 500. at Mrs.
Uamiltons
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Surprise yourself by seeing the new stock
Of goods At Mrs Hainss new store.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

$500 shoe for only s2.75 at Mrs. Ham.
ilton's
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Remember We handle the Charter Oak And
Great Western stoves.
Edwards 4 Stewart.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Nice clean beds at the Central House,
Mrs. Frank Hepworth ProPrietress.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Leather ssass euly ts.75 wsrsh os.oo. a.
Nss. HaRilesAS
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
,ad Grading AMI Building
Ranches leveled.

Eith ouSYsew road machine and ditcher
4. ire prs,ar, 80 build roads and bitches.
e streets, level lands etc. etc. etc. etc.
address,
ORERT Bros. Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
ONE ENJOYS

I'm ~ En- ~ -
Both the method ana results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten efectually, dispels colds, head
ach-s and fevers and cures habitual
= situation. Syrup of Figs is the
i.y remedy OF its kind ever pro-
uced, pleasing To the taste and ac-
eep;able to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commend it to all. Iti. for sale in soc
and 81 hotties by all leading druggists.
Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FiG SYiUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cIl.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW YoSk. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Haze DR.. Milton examine your teeth it
" Il cost you nothing.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

fyou wan, good spring wagon or buggy
go to
Edwards / Stewart.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Delta cit, property for .ai. by A. r. King
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

See those fine lau,ps ct sin,p.o!
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

Mems tip top ovcrcoats for $40 so at Mrs.
Ham iltos's.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

to loan. on ranches, cha,tels or per.
Arity.
= /. r. KING.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
Sci OOl Fixtures.

Desks, maps, charts, gl,bes etc. a;
GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10th. 1890
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16

r. As this requires n large amount
{ the help given him by attending
res will be appreciated.
Go To ". G.. Simpson & Sons when you
want to buy hardware cheap. They are sell
ing everything in this line at bed rock
preces.
Some particulars of the way of life at Il e
"Nunnery of the Buried Alive at Naples
have come tn life. The nuns. eat only twice
day aud never meat, unles. it is presented
a gin. Tie cells ar. airy. and lighted ty
window placed high up in the wall. Each
nun lives in n s.perate cell, which contains
.y II small bed aud a .'rie iieu bel"w a
"ifx. The p""e,rise a, 5 a. m. all the
year rnun wars and ms rrti
to
vi
pI
ing
certa
aud th.
say praye'
Tn. nuns
perinitedb b
The fines.
brought TO De
Nurray's.
III sewers IA.
The housh~ tia. Il
II you want to be T.
Life is half speRt
Word, with .,!l
lie who begin. r.an, - --
few. -
Grumb,ers and growlsrs haze no lifting
power.
We often pay the most for what we need
the least.
Love is free, but it takes money to 90 to
housekeeping.
Notifications are often more painful than
real caiamities.
We never really know a thing un,ii.se eau
tell it to others.
Tie man wha is always looking for mud
never see, the SKY.
Nobody has ever built house that time
coulin't o-erthrow.
The man who has high opinion Of him.
self doesn't know himself
The mau who lives only for what he can
see is very short sighted.
Look out for the man who is always boast.
ing OF his "wn goodness.
Ifyou seek the world, blessing, you will
be sure To &c; its iepro'y.
If We would always succeei, We must al.
ways love. Love never fails.
The insn who nursss grief is as foolish as
the one who feels a tiger.
Any fool eau ask questions, but it takes a
wise man TO answer them.
Mems fruits and tl-ir years are always
more than they are willing to own.
The silent msn may lie overlooked now
ut he will get hearing by and by.
Ifws 4" NOT aut-r ourselves, the dat cry
OF others will no, injure us.
We are all the tisie making character.
whether We doing anything else or not.
We are not iyucran, because We do not
learn. but b,c,u,c NC forget SO much.
" e the forcnoons of lite are wasted there
is not mach hope ola peaceful evening.
t. run on n r.,ck iynorantly will wreck q
ship jus, as surely as 10 do i, purposely.
The heart that is fullest Of good works has
in /, The least room for ;he empiat.ons Of the
enemy.
1t Won, do to whi,"wash the wcli-curb 70
long as there is poison in the water.
Til. easiest way to bear your own troubles
is to try to tighten ,!,ose of sthcrs.
S"'ne men can .lo more with a jncknifc than
Others can do With full set Of ss.r Ster,s
tools.
!. BAD customs. consolidated into habit, is
such tyrant ,hnt men sometimes cling to
vice. even while they curse them.
Niciou. hsbit. are So odious and degrading
,ha, they transform the indivilua, who pruc-
,i.rs them int" nn inc.rnate demon.
Wher two start In together, he that il
thrown b,hind, 'e>s his mind proves ,sh.
csous, will be dis,lcased with the other.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
ParaIyzed With Wonder And
Admiration.

The man that went into Gale Bros. Fur
iture Store.
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Old Papers.

For sale at this otic. a. 80 cents per 100
u
The Delta independent., 1890-12-16
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
NOTICE.

This rarer Is on file and always ready for re.
fcrepre at The Public Library Of Denver. In the
west wing OF the high School. 18th and Etout
Streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25
SC0TLAND'S STRIKE.
Traffic Throughout the Country at a
Standstill.
NO PROSPECT OF A SETTLEMENT.
Fears That There Will be Coal Famine
in Short Time.
AFEW TRAINS GETTHROGGHA Alb RIGHT
rBY DuNLAr,s CABLE coMPANr.l

rBY DUNLAP's CABLE CoMPANY.1
EDINBURGH, Dec. 24.-Railroad traffic
throughout Scotland is paralyzed by the
strike. 1t was thought that the situation
would be improved to-day, but on the con-
tary matters are in much worse shape than
yesterday. The men have evidently made
up their minds to the policy of no surrender.
When the managers say that traffic is be-
coming more congested, that hardly e4-
presses the condition of affairs.
The trains from London are arriving here
with great irree eularity. An offer was made
to the men to-day to return to work, but
none of them responded. The traffic on the
Caledonian Railway is fairly we'll main
tanned.
In Glasgow the situation became worse as
the day advanced. The block in the traffic
there is complete. All the roads from the
suburbs to the city were crowded in the
morning because the trains are not running.
The coal trade is disorganized and Glasgow
is threatened with a coal famine. The gen.
eral business, in fact, of Glasgow and of the
West OF Scotland is paralyzed. There are
rumors in the city that the gas company
will soon be in straits for coal, in which case
Glasgow and the neighborhood will be
thrown into complete darkness. 1t is Thought
that the strike has reached its zenith and the
public is beginning to cry out that a settlement
should be arrived at.
The state of affairs is at its worst on the
North British line. The directors of this line
have issued a circular making a concession to
the men who are at work and to those who re-
main at work. The Caledonian directors are
firm. The officials say they are coping with the
traffic, but the task is difficult. On the Glas
proaches the chaotic. On all the lines the
pickets are trying to induce the men 10 leave
work.
telegram from Aberdeen received this
evening states that the $50 and SOB trains tor
London could not be dispatched. The North
British line has decided TO refuse the demands
of the men. 1t has decided also to prosecute
the signal men and others for leaving their
duty
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25
DECLINE OF THE BIsMARCKs.
Count Herbert Travels for Distraction and
the Prince Brews Beer,

Count Herbert Travels for Distraction and
the Prince Brews Beer.
Count Herbert Bismarck, after spending
five weeks with different friends in England,
recently arrived in Paris. A correspondent
there writes: HE has come chiefly in
search Of distractions which was also his
object north of the channel. Whether the
search has been So far successful is more
than doubtful, as he is looking sad and
depressed man, wearing the appearance of
one from whom the tide has flowed. An old
friend with whom he had been conversing
last evening was heard to remark after he
went away that he was not up to date, and
seemed hardly to take in what is going on in
auy part of Europe, or what has gone on
since he dropped out of politics. In this
connection the person quote observed:
How wonderfully soon politician who is
not great in himself, like Mr.. Gladstone,
loses touch with the political world when
Obliged to retire therefrom.' Prince Bis
marck is said by his son to bear up we'll
aSAinst the neglect into which he has fallen.
He finds occupation in business enterprise.
His brewery scheme interests him. The
Princess takes far more to heart their
changed position. She is in poor health.
Count Won Hatfield OF the German EN-
bassy in London is also in Paris, but his
visit mas no connection with that of Count
Herbert Bismarck"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25
The Old Roman and His Snuff.

Ex-senator Thurman has broken himself
of the old-fashioned habit of taking snuff,
and an ingenious correspondent has started
the story that the Old Roman dropped the
habit because he found that it was iDjuring
his eyes, says the Chicago Herald. Mr..
Thurman denies ever having given any one
authority to make such statement, and says
that he stopped because he concluded that
he had ''snuffed about enough" The ex-
PLANTATION is thoroughly characteristic Of the
Old Roman. Anyone that has ever broken
off a pet habit, especially habit that has
been INDUCED in for years, knows what a
struggle is involved. Few people have the
courage simply to quit and say, "Oh, con-
cluded 1 had done that about long enough. {"
The Old Romans exampleis commended to
all persons addicted to foolish or injurious
habits. The way to stop is to stop.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25
Made q Soldier of Grant.

A man who has gone down into history for
the appointment of West Point cadet is
General Thomas L. Ha9er, the Ohio Con-
gresham who sent U. S. Grant to West
Point. In the public mind the memory OF
General Hamer is associated with no other
public act. l was chatting, with Murat Hal
stead, says New Yor < Press man, the other
day, when the name Of General Hamer came
up, and Mr. Halstead said; "Hamer was
one OF the strongest men Ohio produced, and
she has had some pretty strong and capable
men, as you know. He was a powerful ora
tor, and was known as Red Headed Tom.
His oratory was as fiery as the color OF his
hair. He showed elements of his greatness
when he made Grants appointment. The
entire Grant family was on the opposite side
in politics to Hamer, yet he thought the boy
had the stuff in him to make o soldier and
appointed him regardless of politics"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25

new struggle between capital and labor, IL is
considered certain that the Miners Federation
VIII almost Immediately renew the agltatlon Oh
the past. AS a commencement, the Federation
has replied to the action of the coal companies
by issuing proclamation to the effect that
general strike will be ordered unless Parlla-
ment SO revises the constitution as to give the
miners protection against arbitrary action upon
the part of the companies.
The Jesuit Agitation in Germany.
BERLIN-A petition is being circulated
against the readmission of the Jesuits to Ger
many. The editor OF the Eberfeld Ffeie PresSe,
Socialist paper, is being prosecuted Tor pup-
fishing an article ridicul1ng the fears OF the
Protestants in regard to the Jesuits, and point
ing out that the Protestants recognize tne rules
OF the Roman Catholic Church,
The French Budget is Adopted.
PARIs-The Chamber of Deputies. by vote
of $50 to 90 to-day adopted the budget. with all
the Senate's notifications. The Customs Com
mittee has agreed upon a general tariff of 80
francs on beet-root sugar. the minimum being
go francs, and tariff OF 10 francs per 100 kilos
on foreign beet-root.
African Land Ceded to Germany.
BERLIN-The Retchsanzeiger says that pay
ment will be made to a representative of the
Sultan Of Zanzibar in London on December q
for the cession of its territory to Germany.
After that date the German Commissioner will
formally take possession of the German East
African coast
DIR. Peters Stops His Suit.
BERL1N-Dr Peters has abandoned his law
suit regarding the seizure of the steamer Neera
by Admiral Freemantle, the Commander of the
British feet, on the east coast OF Africa. The
Governments refusal to support him in the
suit has caused DIR. Peters to take this action.
Minister Batcheller Received.
LIsBoN-Senor Bocage. Minister of Foreign
affairs, to-day received General Batcheller the
new United States Minister.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-25
B0ULANGER DESERTED.
One of His Former Supporters Votes Against
aDead Cause.

One of His Former Supporters Votes Against
aDead Cause.
By Associated Press
PARIS, Dec. 24.-General Boulanger was
a subject of interes: and discussion in the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday. A little
more than year ago, ct the election for
member of the Chamber in the Clignan Court
constituency of Montmartre, General Bou-
lauger headed the poll. His votes however,
were rejected. and the seat was awarded to NJ.
JofTrin. Early in November of this year NJ
Joffrin died and an election to ill the vacancy
in tine Chamber caused by his death was ordered
to be held in Crgnan Court November Is Gen
eral Boulanger at once came forward with a
manifesto advising his parisans to remain
neutral at the election, on the ground that he,
was the rightGul member. There we're 81 caudi-
dates in the field. and when the votes were
counted IL was found that no one had received
the requisite majority
A new election was then ordered for Novem-
Der 80 and General Soulanger addressed
another letter 20 the electors, reiteratinp his
claim to the seat, and urging his supporters to
abstain from recording their votes al the second
ballot, as aD -tentlon would be peaceful and
effective me thod for the democracy to become
free from the Parliamentarists and to become
sovereign. At the second ballot there was
again a multitude of candidates. but the real
contest was between NJ. Lazy: Municipal Coun-
selor and Possibist and NJ. Lesscegary, Of
Commune nOtoIiety. In this contest NJ. Lazy
was successful, being declared elected by very
considerable ajorty
General Boulangei's friends determined then
to press his old claim to the seat before the
Chamber of Deputies. Yesterday it was
brought to vote and rejected. NJ. Laguerre,
who was formerly an active and ardent sup
porter of the General, voted against the claim
of his old leader. In giving bis vote NJ. La
guerre explained that his action was not di-
rccted against General Boulanger personally
H was influenced simply by motives of public
policy. Boulangism was dead, and the sooner
this fact was recognized the better for the coun-
try. -.
Belgium Mining Troubles.
BRUssELs-The mining companies through
out the coal districts to-day came to the de-
cision that on and after December 80 there
must be general reduction of the wages of
their employees. This step has been coptem.
plated for some time past and preparations
have been made, both by the companies and by
the workmen, In regard to the possible outcome
of the policy now determined upon. The coal
companies aying made the first move in this