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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

Z1owlwszy przez gazety IA
klego p,czciwca, sprze
dal mu w}asn.sc PLY po S dc
IL dolarow "a akier, "a to ov
stal wszystka gotowke, ktor;
kupu]acy zallczyi. a wfaeciclele
pity podfug kontraktu mie'
dostac reszte. Pifa zas zabez
pieczy1a sobie W kontrakcle
De dobre drzewo W lasach Ia
wlec1ne easy do mel nalezet (
bedzie, 2e wolno ]eD Jezaz'c pc
takich Polakom sprzedanych
polach, gdzle iei sic tylko pc.
doba, a osadnlkowi ma grun.
Gle wolno tylko o tYle drzewo
usuwaG, o lie tego wymaga
uprawa roll ME wolno mu
n1gdzie phi zostawia6, lecz 20
suwajac karczowame, zlemie
zupeinie z pn, oczyscic mus'.
Many pred soba kontrakt
sprzeda&y gruntu, iaxi o>zu,t
Felix L. Pletrowlcz Z Mllwau
kee wypisai Anton'emu Ma
Ilnowsklego z Chicago.
kontrakt ten opatrzony
lest data 10 Slerpnia 1890 T..
Gruntu ME sprzeda,e Pi4tro-
wicz, lecz STERLING LUM
BER Co. Eau Clare, Wis
Wspomn'any powy2ei An
toni Malinowskl zrobli 2 Felix
EN- PIetcowlczem uslpa ugode
tel trescl, ze knpuje cd n'ego
80 akr6w po 10 dolarow, ra
zem "a SEQ dolarow. Zsllczk,
11ozyf ma rece ietrowicza
$50 dolarow, a reszte 1850
dol. J, miaf wyplacic W plec'u
latach, bez procentow. Kupu
je grunt razcm 2 drzewem /
wszystklem co sic na mem
4najduje.
Pisany konlrakt zas, lltory
mu P!etrowlcz po kllku tygo
dnlacb przes]af, wykazuje:
y Ze Atom MalIEowski
zobowiazaf sic zap}aclc Kom-
panil Sterling Lumber Go. "
przeciagu pieciu lat wraz
procertaml, oprocz tego CO
]uz dat PIetrowlczowi, S7S5 so
a mianowlcie mnsl zapiaclc
KAPITAkU: PROCENT
2 Slerpnia 1891 =. 10000 = 45O(
2 Sierpnia 1892 =. 10000 O. 36 4C
2 Slerpnla 1898 =. 1900 = 27.3(
2 Slerpnia 1894 =. 1900 = l8 2,
2 Sierpnia 1895 .. 1900 = 9.1(
q Ze lezell AEtoni Mali
nowskl ME zapfacl jakiej rety
punktualnle w przeplsanYn
czasle wraZz proccntem ME
uczyn; tego nawet po uply
vie so dni Cd termlnu przez
naczonego do wyplaty, utrac
wszystko CO dolychczas zapia
Gil, utraci nawet budynki
ktore juz na gruncle postawI1
wszclka swoJa robote ! wszel-
kle prawa do gruntu.
3) kompania sprzedaiaca
grunt (SterIing Lumber Co.,
rezerWul e soblc sWolm nas
tcpco,n n "a ga " sac w 3 q Y
8 L o drZewO, q ktOrego
MONA rZuaG ,leskl, oruz pra-
wo dolczdzenia po rzeczonych
gruntach, robiG soble na tea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

miala Tia bacznoscl.
Pietrowicz strasznle sic "a.
kfopotaf usifowai kapians
pszekupit. Ma mllosc Boska
n1echaj ksiadz ,nilczy, jail
ksIadz bedzie trzynaf re mna
to ksledzu p6)dzle dobrze
konia | buoy ksiedau poda
rule.
Ma to ks. Frydrychowlcz:
Me bede mllczaf, skoro tylko
zbiore pewne dowoiy, II pan
bieday iud poiski wyzyskujesz
Jako ks'ad1 katohcki, musze
stanac W obronle pokrzywdzo,
nych.
Pietrowlcz: Ma mliosc Bosks
mech ksiadz hedzle cicho,
mech mi ksladz przynajmnlel
tax dfugo da rok6), al wyjade
do Europy. Nam zamlar W
Styczniu lub Lutyn. )echac do
Poznania. = Niechaj ksiadz
ME mysli, ze ia TAXI biedny,
tutaj W tym wytartym surducie
lest dzisiaj IS sysiecy dolarow.
Mech ksladz to tn weznle-
dodat, kiadac paczke papie.
rowych pienledzy ia stole
Kapian kazaf Pletrowiczo-
WI napowr5t schowac plenla
DE do Kiesze2l, nazywa)a:
podobna ofeEte wyrzadzona
sobie obelga. Pominawsz}
juz stan sw6!) kaplanSki,
ME dziataiby jako Pola<
z wiedza ma krzywde
folaka, tenn mnle1 "a PIE
niadze.
Pietrowicz po)echaf sobie
W strachu d. Milwaukee a Ks.
Frydrychowicz udaf sic W ze
szly poniedziaiek do Poznania
i kazaf sob,e cd niekt6rych
osadnikow pokazeG kontrakty
zawarte z Pietrowiczem. Teraz
'opiero wykry}o sic, &e Felix
Pletrowlcz jest pospollty"
'szustem, ktorY oko}o ESQ
familj wprowadzit W niesz
'zescie.
Sprzedalac grun,s polsk,m
chfopom, zapewniai, il sprze
1aje razem Q drzewem Ma
gruntach tych rosnacem, kaza}
sobie daG xallczki 80 dol, 100
dol., $50 dol. = lie m6gl
dostac, a reszta sunny mlaia
bye wypfacena W ciagu la1
pleciu, bez proceAtu. Cene
kupna zas ustanawiano ma s
do Il dolarow "a akler, pod
czas gdy W Clark powlecie
W Wlsccrslnie. ieszcze takle
go samego dobrego gruntu
dostaG MONA po 8 dollar,
akier.
0 gruncie ma sprzeda2 po
dawanym zawsze m6wi1, b
jest ego wfasnosscia. Pokazy
wal kawaiki lepszym | Itch.
szym lasem,a a tam, gdzie lersze
bylo drzewo, drozel cenl
akier.
Skoro jIz zaIiczke odeblaf
krecil. ze kontraktu zara1
wygotowaG ME moze, lecz
wkr6tce 90 przysIe. Gdy po.
tenn kontrakt Irzyszeti, chlop
schowai go do kryjowk, my.
slac, BE lu2 Jest nezaleznym
panem zakuplonego gruntu-
a tn wsGystkle kontrakty tax
50 wystawlone, ze kupujacy
nigdynlezaleanym wlasclcieiem
zaplaconego gruntu lie be
dzIe.
Sq W lamtejszel okolicy dwie
czy try parowe kompanlczne
pity, kt6rym naleaaiy sic OBJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

PkACCIE "a WIARUSAi
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Strange RevoIutSsns II Wsmen's lDress
VIII Amerlean ladies Dsr
Adopt lt9

Some predict thst the great change In the
fashiOning Of the clothes which are to be
worn by women this coming Aeas,,n il the
most wonderful victory Of the nineteenth,
ceutury--If fashion leaders eau be induced
to adopt it. aAd appear just once In public 30
xrrayed.
Men will hold their breath in wonder At
the inarv~lou. ci,nng- IL makes IN love,y wo-
men. "few of the fair sex cam help being
beautiful in these yiove fitting cost um-s,"
ssys \ writer IN rrc~nt nuniier 0f tile -Setc
York and Pdris Young Ladies' Fas ion Ba-
zar. ''This hAyaxine Is the only one in
Europe or Americx which m,ke. specially
Of giving those inclined I" ssouin~ss an .un.
rival~d appearance NJ sculpiur~d slimness," /"
said Her Rnynl Hiahnr~s the Princess Of
Wales. Madame Patti has or,Isred fr.,m the
Parts house four magnificent costumes, the
designs of which app-ar in thr April mum.
ber of this fashion 6ssar-aad 10 this iuaga-
zine only.
Mrs. Harrison is greatly fa.ein,ted with
the exquisite gem, costume No. 4, in the
April number. Il is expected that she will
give an order far an exact counterpart Of il,
the whole front OF which will be incrusied
with pin.head dian,on.ls. This gown alone
will I've worth kings ransnni.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
N.s,ee .r s.,..

WHERE'S; by virtue sfa special writ Of ex.
w ecutiOn. issued out n the county court of
relis Coun'y. ~ the state Of tioioraao. dated
April 2?nd, 1891 and ~ me directed in n suit
wherein l. T.. wannemaker Is plaintiH, and q
". Harris Is defendant, i am commanded
to sell the following described pr,perty or no
much thereof a. Is NECESSARY TO make the sum Of
five cents judgment. and twenty-five doll irs and
twenty-five cents costs Of suit, to-wt The south
east quarter of section 10, in township fny-One
t51l. north of range e evcn.' west, N. NJ. +. NJ,
and nj % the following personal property tO-wit
tine brown horse about 20 years old. weight
year$ old bra. .ded ''kk'' on right thigh one
'oad cart; one set single harness; one OUTFIT of
cooking utensils and liable ware one cooking
stove: two chairs; one y DIST. I'D wire sp' ings
one lamp and other huusein,ld goods
NOW. by viitne Uf said writ Of execution.
hereby give notice that o.. the i4ih day Of May,
1891, at the hour Of ten ocl.ek In the iorenooii.
At the west door OF the court House. ~ the
county Of Dcl,a and state Of Colorado. will sell,
first. the nbOve described personal property, and
then the said real estate. towit: The 8. y u.
Fec. 10. r. 81 N. Of X. II. W. ". ". r. N or 10
much thereof may be necessary 10 satisfy the
said execution and costs,
WILLIAM 8. GIRARDET, Sheriff.
April 20. 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
white Ribbs. Notes.

The annual meeting Of the W. c. T. U. on
last Friday was rendered interesting by dis.
cussing the extension of its work. 1t was
decided that bible should br placed in the
depot in this city. and that Temperance liter.
ature should be deposited there and at the
Postofice for the benefit Of the general
public.
We sometimes hear the complaint that a
woman's sphere Is so small that there is little
chance for the development of her highest
powers. Does not the large hearted woman
create sphere large enough for herself?
1t is said that we are never fitted for larger
place in life until We 6Il we'll the one in
which We are placed; that we are never
capable Of a nabier work until we can d.
we'll and cheerfuIly the little duties that lie
next to us. '.Do the thing that lies next tn
you" is the little text given us by Geo. Nc.
Donald, and there is n sermon in II. II one
only would do it. only were willing to do it,
how many vexed questions this little sen
tence would answer. Some women are doing
this. There is general feeling in Christian
Temperance circles ayainst the desccration Of
the Sabbath. Sunday newspapers, railrond
trains, open shops. DC. The inordinste de-
sire for money is the underlying enu.e. ssch
eeaseless activities defeat their own ends by
destroying both physical and moral energy,
far Gods laws are not to be disregarded with
impunity.
Mrs. Wallace. the mother Of the author Of
"Ben Hur," sends . pecsliar message TO
temperance workerx: "The woman who can
see the present struggle going on between
the ssleon and the h.me and not want the
ballot, must W. lIneal descendant of Nero,
who fi'ldled while Rome WAS burning."
A h"ne for intempersie women has been
established at South Hsdley Falls. Mass. 1t
is called the Frances Willard Industrial
Home for Intempelste 'Wowen, md follows
the same plan as Nrs. Chaipists Home, In
Boston.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
THE woR,.D's rAIs.
A Max..iaeens 0nsr.

The great "World's Fair Contest" 10 excit.
ing universal interest and IL one Of the ALL
sori'ing topics of the day. A free trip to
Europe and $500 for expenses is offered tn
whoever Constructs the largest number Of
English words from letters contained in the
text. "The Worlds Fair" Additional prizes
consisting of su Upright Grand Piano, val.
uetl nj 800, silver tea sets. sewing machines,
and many other useful sni valuable articles.
will also be- awarded in order of merit. A
special prize of II kf. guild watch, valued
II $50 will Ike awarded to the girl " hoy, mn.
der Is years Of age, ssendins IN the largest
list. Everyone sending list Of not less than
20 words will receive prize. As the winner
Of the first prize mny not care tn make the
extensive trip offered the option Of 81 900 In
cash is given. Send seven &c stamps tor c"m-
plete rules. Premium catalogue and = sam.
pie copy of the beautifully illustrated paper,
The Home Faseinnfor. The crnt=.i Is sl'en 10
any person in the United States or Cannda
In case of ties on the lHrgest list the frst
will he awarded tn the one hearing the sarli.
est r~st-inark. distance etc. considered. Ad-
dress "THK HONE FAscIxAroR,"
Montreal, Cnna,la.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
The Place soI,oc.s..

We have received during the past few
days, communications from parties in diff.
ferent states, who contemplate locating in
Delta county, and are anxious to gain
information regarding our advantages as a
fruit growing and agricultural section. To
all inquiries we will state, that to good.
industrious, honest men, no better section of
country can be found on the face Of the
globe than Delta county. We have to dsy
some Of the 6nest orchards and farms the
eye ever rested upon, and although lust in
their infsncy, they produce fruits and grain
equal, IL not superior to California or any Of
the eastern states
Our system Of irrigation is perfect, and
when nature fails to furnish sufficient nois.
ture, we have it right at hand and can use i,
10 suit the wants nnd needs of almost any
kind of crops. We will again add; come and
sec for yourselves aud We are confident y,u
will nnd just Whist you want. Remember
this picture is not overdrawn, but .trsiph,
facts in every sense Of the work, Tn.
county 10 settled with an istelIIgrnt mud in.
dsstrious class OF citizens who are alway,
ready to extend the hand Of friendship. and
IN every other way assist those Who try to
help Themselves. Come and You will BIZ
gladly welcomed.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23

estate ayeut To be sold for 800 per acre, but
rather he should plan to continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, take an inventory Of
stock, consult his partner, examine his &C.
counts-and when he has informed himself
what line of farming is best adapted to his
farm, market, ETC., let him make all other
plans and considerations bend to that one
aud have every days work and every dollar
expended where 1t will do the most good. If
there are new buildings to be erscted--as
there will be. for higher prices will make the
farmer give more attention To fertility. larger
crops will mean more buildings-look your
plans over so closely that you will not wish
in two years that you had built differently.
Not only as an Individual mast the farmer
look into the future, but farmers as class
must look out for their interests. There is
no one thing, over which they have the en-.
tire coatrole. that would be Of more permnn.
ent benefit than good roads the year round
aud W. will remain stuck in the mud just rs
long as we neglect to pull ourselves out. and
no Ionger-w. Is. r. IN american Farmer.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
F.rminx In Gre., Britain.

In Great Britain 1872 farmers cultivat.
farms Of more than five and less than twenty
acres. Comparatively few of those "hold
iags," as the farms are called, are owned
by the farmer, for in the 409, ,422 holdings ol
less than fifty acres in the whole country
only 55,740 are owned by the occupi.rs
When we remember that these farmers pay
rental of from $25 to $50 per acre for thi,
land It seems increditable that they can live
and support their families. 1t must be re.
membered, too, that much of the land ha.
bsen under cultivation for over 1000 years,
Much more of it was bog aud waste land 100
years ago. 1t is an maxim with the English
that the farmer makes his soil. This is tn.
secret Of his ability to live under the circum.
stances. The American farmer grows poor on
many acres because it might be a maxim
with US that the farmer wastes his ssoil l.-Fieli
and Farm.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Npeesnes cs.es,

8. II. Clifford, New cas.eI, Wis :, wa
troubled with Neuralgia and Rl,eumati.ni,
his stomach, wns disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced In flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.. had a
running sore on his leg "f eight yesr. stand.
ing. Used three hotties Of Electric 3ittern
and seven boxes Of l,ucklen's Arnica Salve,
aud his leg 10 sound aud we'll. John Speaker
Cainwla, o., had Ave large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incursble. One
One bottle Electric Bitters and one Lox
Bncklen's Arnica Snlve cured him entirely.
Sold stLatham 4 Williams aud l. N, Nc
Dnrrays' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Nc.r.l.,. Cause. Nae. I......y.


The highest mc.iical authorities Of Europe
aud America have recently decided that n
large percentage Of cases Of insanity is caused
by the excruiiaiing i'ains Of Neuralgia of the
head and fare. Ifany member of your fami.
ly suffers this torm-ntor. induce them to try
B"linr'l's Snow Linis'ent. One application
will afford immediate relief aud you will soon
be rid Of n dangerous and termenting disease.
Ballari's Snow Liniment 10 the most ,ene.
tratiny Liniment known. II positively cures
Rheumatism. Lame Back, Contracted Nus.
clr", Old Sores, CornA, Bunions. etc. 1t pen.
etrates and opens up the i'ores, drawing all
in'isonons matter to the surface. restoring aud
proni"ting natural circulation II the blood
through the diseased parts. Sold by !. N.
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Tia e Mortxage.
countey.


He bought in 1865 = farm of stumps and
stones,
His name was God. Be. Glorifiei, his surname
it was Jones,
He put mortgage on the farm, and then in
conscious pride.
"1n twenty years III pay it up" said God
Be.Glori6ed.
The mortgage hal hungry NAV that swal.
lowed corn and wheat;
He toile,l with patience night and day to let
the monster eat;
He slowly worked himself to death, and on
the calm hillside
They laid, beyond the monsters reach, good
God Glori6ed.
And the farm, with its incumbrances Of
mortgage, stumps and stones,
1t fell to young Melchixedek Paul Adoniran
Jones;
Melchizedek was likely youth, a holy godly
man,
And he vowed to raise that mortgage like a
noble Puritan.
And he went forth every morning to the
rugged mountain side,
And he dug, as dug befor. him, poor old God.
Be-Gloried;
He raised pumpkins and potatoes dowa the
monsters throat to pour;
He gulped them down aud sn,acked his laws
and calmly asked for more.
lie worked until his back was bent, until his
hair was gray
On the hillside through snowdrift they dug
his grave one day;
His 6rss-born son, Eliphalet, had no time to
weep and brood,
For the monster by his doorstep growlei
perpetual for his food.
He fed him on his garden truck, he stuffed
his ribs with hay.
And he fed him eggs and butter; but he
would not go away;
And Eliphnlet he staggered with the burden
and then died
And slept with old Melchizedek and God. Be.
Glori6ed.
Then the farm it fell to Thomas, and from
Thomas fell to John,
Then from John to Eleazur, but the mort.
gage still lived on;
Then it tell u Ralph and Peter, Ell, Absa.
lom and Paul:
Down through all the generations, but the
mortgage killed them all.
About score of years ago the farm came
down to Jim
And Jim called in the mortgage and gave
the farm to him.
There's no human heart 80 empty that II has
no ray Of hope,
So Jim gave up the ancient farm and went to
making soap.
He grew ffty.,nillionaire, biosted, pam.
pered nature,
He owned ten railroads. twenty mines, and
the whole State Legislature;
And thousands did his gruG conmands, and
and lived upon his bounty;
And he came home, bought back the farm,
and the entire county.
IS. ". Foss in Yankee Blade.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
HEAkRi'S ENTERPRlKE,
A NEW CLAIM BUREAU.


The San Francisco Exam iner has establish.
ed in Washington, d. c., a bureau to be
called Examiner Bureau Of Claims" which
will be Of great benefit 10 all persous having
claims sxsinst the Government Of any nature
or description Whatsoever. The pension fees
chargeable by attorneys have for some time
been limited by law, and under the recent
act Of March 3. 1891, transferring the juris.
diction OF Indian depreciation cases fr.m the
Interior Depsrtmsnt to the Court Of Claims,
Congress- not only limited the fees. but in
order to check the rspacity Of the claim
agents cancelled all existing contracts aud
fee agreements between client and attorney.
Congress was led TO take this actIon on nc.
count Of facts brounght to their notice that
by q combination among the leading claim
agents q range Of fees from 1871 to s, per
cent had been established. The vast mass of
government claims are still unprotected by
law.
Mr.. William R. Hearst, son Of the late
senator Hearst. and the proprietor Of the
Examiner, proposes to attend through, his
new bureau To all classes Of cases beforr the
derartnents--pensions, patents, depreciation
claims and Indian cisin,s-for = small per.
csntsge above tile actual cost Of the work.
lie has engaged several con,petent xttor.
neys and the necs~ssry clerical force nf n
large bsresu, and they will soon be st work.
He has piscsl At the head Of the bureau Mr..
job" Wedderi'urn Of this city. who has long
bsen the correspondent Of the Exan,iner. aud
hat remarkable experiences few years axe
In ferretins for Secretary Tracy some gixan.
tic eont~nct frauds at the Mare Islaad Navy
Yard. Tho new bureau. teias ssssblishsd
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23

Absorbing to the historical precedents, it
IL now about time for this Republic to have
another war. The Revolution closed in 1888.
The second war with Great Britain broke
out in 1912. The Mexican war WAS srecipi.
tated on this country in 1886, or after an in.
terval, of thirty.one years. The next war,
che greater war, came vt Il shorter interval,
in 1861, or after ONLY thirteen years of peace
This last conflict closed in 1865. twenty six
yeas ago. Therefore the Italian trouble
Seems TO come at just about the opportune
time to keep up the precedents of history.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Bail"rvt's Horehound Syrup for
WhOOpiug Cough.

There is n" remedy In the world which
will give such prompt relief in whooping
Cough IS Baiiards Horehound Syrup. II
will f'ositiveiy cure It. you will try ir,
your children will not keep you awake all
night e,ughing lsallards Horehoun,i Syrup
is the most cooling and soothing remedy for
ppiion, Coughs, Colds, bronchitis and
asthn's, In the world. Il is free from opium.
II builds up new tissue, strengthens the
Lungs, md Is an !noo,n parable remedy, made
of the best aud Purest materials. II yoSr
Lungs are weak and you have = tickling In
your Throat, ysu need Il. In. McIUn.
RAY Agent
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
better ris.s. Ah.ss.

There are some very interesting figures
prssemtsd by c. w. Davis, in the Country
0sntlsman. tending to show that in the near
futare the United States farmer will ,ud
home ssarket far all his preslucs-and con.
seqssatly higher prices, and an Increased
va'sasios upon farm land; 800. per scre
for good fars1 land anywherr in the United
ssatss ~ so"a 1895. IN Mr.. Dsvi. opinion.
Better daes for the fasner are indicated In
Dess ways than one, and the man WIN earl.
~ bsKsns bis preparations to take advantage
q ehen will b. the man Who rsaps the great.
- hrssat. do not mean by shi, that the
-" ~ho owas eood land wsrth $50 per acrs
aesssa = ssss passs b " ~ ha.ts II sssi
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
Motto. fer P.sl,easie..
LAND OFFICE AT MoNrRo.x, cclo. !

Feb. 28tli. 1891.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named SETTLER has iiled notice If hts intention y.
make nnal prOnf IN support 81 his claim. nnd M
that said pro6f will be made before George ".
Henry County Judge 4 sx-OfficO Clerk Of County
Court at Deiti Colorado. Oh April lO, 1881. viz
Frank Platt. u. =. No. sos. t'ie Series; for me
snuthe,tst V southwest u section u. northeast
northwest V section 20. township 81, N. IL. 70 W.
n. NJ. r. Nj.
He names the following witnesses 70
prtve liIs continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land. viz Milton II. We.ch
Of Delta, Colo. William Miller and Minor Free
". II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23

The visible supply of wheat and corn is
reported to be respectively, 23,4s3,9lO aud
S,s6l. .2ss bushels. Since last report wheat
has decreased 25l AL bushels, while corn has
diminished t~ the extent of 326, ,S07 bushels,
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23

Grand Trunk locomotive made the first
trip OIL April 9 through the railroad tunnel
under the st. Clair river, making the run
through from the Canadian to the United
States side and then returning, having a fat
car attached to it. The run back from the
United States side was at the rate of fifteen
miles an hour. The track was in first class
shape and everything worked smoothly and
.satisfactorily.
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23

Southern Kansas paper says: "when the
county lecturer of the county Alliance got
up to address a meeting the other night in
the eastern part of the county, he said, Now
brothers, what shall talk about? Talk
about minute said one brother, who had
heard him before"
The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
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The Delta independent., 1891-04-23
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