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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

A broadcloth coat that had been
measured for President Andrew Jack.
son was onc OF the garmenuAllsposed Of
at public auction a few days ago In
Baltimore, when Noah Walkers stock
was sold. II was returned by the man
II was made Tor because 1t did not 1T.
a wazhIngtonian bought II for $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

Labrador has waterfall with I
sheer descent Of two thonsand feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

Thirteen mop women than men
voted at recent election In Chawker
city, KRs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

The opera house In Paris covers
nearly three acres Of ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

Germany publishes more periodicals
than all the rest Of Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-26

pY oRDKh or THE CITY COUNCIL.
- made August lsth, ls9l, The Hoard Of
Equalization VIII meet at The Cnuncil Chamber
In The CITY llall on August slHt 10 August llst,
Including both said dalea, from 10 10 pm, IN :
stead ut during the usual business hours u The
day IA lrttAnYefused. j. y. jazz,
Avi City Recorder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
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POLSKA (pod Moskalem).
Polacy tuteisi bronla sic catemi
pred utrata swojej rellgii ka-
tolickieJ l narodowoscl polskie].
Wiadomo bowiem, BE Moska-
lom chodzl ME tylko o wygu.
blenie Polakow, ale tak2e O
zcuszenle polsklch katolikow
do przyjecla prawoslawia.
Gdzie pod Moskalem lud pol
ski mleszka, tam Jest przesla-
dowany, ale mszedzie dzielnie
sic trzyma, Navel W tekich
guberniach odleglych, laK wi,
tebska i mohylewska, ME robi
mosk wiczenie postepow. Sa.
me gazety rosyjs!sie przyzna-
ia, De owe kraie, jak byiy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

ugaszouego wapna, przysposo'
bionego do wykouywanej W
pobll2u budowy. Nleszczesny
zwierz znlkf W otchfani wraz
z swym iezdzcem, a a szere-
gi szwedow przebiegf okrzy6
zdumienia.
Bies opetaf osia, m6wili
starry wasacze, i porwaf knu'
ia!
TAX! tax! niezawodnie!
potwlerdzlf znajomy nam wach.
mlstrz, DO tez klat, jakby mu
spieszno byio do plekia.
"A wlecznie uganlaf sic "a
podwikami, dodat chorazy.
-D4leh l roc moczyf wa
sy W kuau, pomruknat
slerzant.
Vice ME div, lie go
cart zabraf ,ako swego, "a
decydowafa Gala kompania.
Pufkownik Vitzthum Won
Elchhord, major Lambert v.
Bauchschwulst l inni wy2si
ofcerowle podes2li do dofu W
milc1eniu, a n%a]starszy z po-
mledzy Mich %prlemow'f do
osfupiafych c'esl6w l mulerzy,
co sic knpka zgromadzili:
-Zarzuccie ten dol, MECH
mie]sce, gdzie szatau ma oczy
ludz'om sic pokazai, pozosta.
ME ma wiekl niezabudowane.
Kapelanowi zas zaleci&.
,Waszmosc wykazesz z te
okazYl ma okropnym PREY
kfadzie, jaki nam dzls dat Knu'
Tygledotter, do czego to pro
wadzi 2ycie grzeszne i rozpus-
tne".
K q N EG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

ROSYA. Nledawno przeszla
kse2na Elzbleta z WARY lu.
terskiej Ma prawoslawie. Car
nakazai, pastorowie luterscy
Rosy ogioslll o ten W kos
ciolach. Pastorowle ME chca
tego uczynic i VIOLA przeslado-
wanie cierple6, anizell poddac
sic rozkazowi rzadu, kt6rego
wYkonanie szkode ich wyzna.
n,u przynlesc mole. Take roz,
kay, to jest pc prostu gwaf-
Genie sumlenia.
-Rosya powleksza swoje
hote; cztery move okrety pan
cerne zostana W leslenl ukon-
czone. Wykonuja ie W war
sztatach rosy]sklch; dawnlel
kazaia Rosya nieraZ budowac
okrety "a granica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

tax So po dzls dzlen katolic-
kiemi i polskleml. w szkolach
mowia wprawdzle dziecl pc
rosyjsku, ale gdy ze szkoiy
wylda, to. TUT sic rosy,sklego
lezyka Lie tkna i tv}ko pol
skiego to jest ojczyslego uzy-
waJa. Zajadle rosyjskle gazety
pisza, re to ksieza lud PRIV
katolicklei wierze i polskle)
movie u.rzymula i ola tego
wzywaja Rad, ably what
pod ,.opieke" seminarya, gdzle
ma kslezy ~ks7taica. ! starai s'e
przede wszystkiem 0 zmoskwi-
genie ksieay, to potem tat.
wlejsza bedzie sprawl Z ludem.
Mlejmy nadzieje, be Bog, gdy
narod polskl polskim s~tworzyf,
ME dopuscl, ably 60 lud11e
przeinaczyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

pokoaywali, dali mt wkrotce
rade i uspokoili. Odgleli 2elaz-
ne okucie z jrewnianego pod
]ucza, a gdy master z chic
paklem usadzill na MIN Szwe-
da, okuc,em tenn oKreclll mu
biodra, przymocowali gwoz-
dziami | pretem W plecy Eat
Knietym wyprostowall, De
Saved jakdy 3ywy sledziat
ia oslo. Mazur przywlazai ostu
do ogona, Gdanszczanin W
ucho wpusclf rozpalony wegiel,
otworzyi brame i rozszalona
bestya wypadfa lax z
procy W ullce.
-Duchem teraz do piracy
k~rzy6naf Rozpierafa, JUL swi-
to, a Mkt ME powinler WE
dziec, co sic III stale.
l wraz staneli We trzech
mad kowadfem, zasapla}y ME-
chY, iskry sypaty sic pod mfo-
tami, zgrzytafy pilnikl, ]akby
nigdy MIC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

AUSTRIA. W tym kraju
sa pieniauze zwane guldenaml
czyll renskiemi. W obiegu So
srebrne paplerowe guldeny;
papierowych jest znaczne vie
Gel i bedac v Austryi MONA
rzadko kiedy dostac guldena
srebrnego.T eraz radzs W selmle
austryacklm o tenn, a2eby wy
BIC wiece, guldenow srebrnych.
DO przez to jak sadza, podnie.
sic sic kredyt pahstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

GRECYA Pewna zydowska
gazeta w Berllnie otrzymaia z wy
spy Korfu wiadomost, re Rad
greek og}asza W gazetach, il NOR.
derstwo ME zostaio popeinlone 2
pobudek rellgiinych. Moze prawda,
a moze l nieprawda. Trzeba cze-
kac ma wYrok sadowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
Jak to W PoZnaniu bies
porwa4 SZWeda.
(Dokohczenie.)
J

--dodaf Blomster.
Tu rozindyczyi sic ma dobre
gruby rzeznlk:
-Jeszcze kpinkl. fotrY!
szub,enica ME chybltaby Was,
gdybym slowho pisnat.,. 2
pewnych powodow zamllcze o
waszei sprawce, wy sic MA
pewno ME pochlublcle-ale
teraz precz mi z wami i wa
Sym workiem, zanlesc go
natychmiast zkadescie prey
4szli!
TAX lest... wroci, zkadesmy
go wzleli... p6jdziesz ty zakle-
Ia gadzlno trebacka ma ten
sam hak, gdzies by1a swinia...
Jakoz wywlekll trupa, "a
kradli sic powtornne przez muir
W podworze Rozpierafy, Ia
wiesiwszy worek z trebaczem
IA haku pc wleprzu, z no.
-sami ma kwincle poiezll kaz-
dy ma sw6) barlog.
vi.
Cd godziny JUL uwija sic cze.
ladz W kuzni, sapia miechy,
pryskaja pod mfotami lskry,
kiedy.Rozplerata postal ucznla
,po nowy zapas wegli do dofu.
Chfopak wrocif z proznemi
rekoma, l opowledziat,ze zabity
wczoraj wieprz le2y ma We
-glach.
-Czy CT sic W glowie po-
mleszafo! - oeuknafaf go
Rozpierafa-alboz to wieprz
zablty mole take odbywac
aspacery!
TO MECH master sam
po]dzie obaczyc.... wybakaf
chfopak, a Rozpierafa kinac,
rzucil ma ognisko rczpalo'
ma podkcwe, wziaf kaganek i
poszedf do do&u, gdz'e sic o
prawdzie chlopca przekonaf.
-Zdzlwlony udai sic nastepnie
ma podworze... wiatr zgasll
kaganek... mruczac siegnai
do haka, ma kt6rym umlescit
bYf swego tucznika = W tel
chwili zwalito sic COS cie2ko
ma zlemle. Swiatta!-krzyknaf
master.
Zona, dz;ewka, czeladz i
-chlopiec nadblegli z kaganklem,
ujrzeli wszvscy u n6g swych
martwego trebacza.
Col to znowu "a Satan
ska sprawl! - krzyknaf Roz-
plerala-Jezusle ukrzyzowany!
to mnle mole przyprswic o
,zgube! Go tn pocza6?!
Me WIEN niszt, kochany
master - ozwaf sic ma to
plerwszy czeladnik Roz
piersty, gdahszczanln =
sofdat ten ME 2ywa, DO
sztywna i zimna.
Mako Cnrystusowa, WEI
mas W swoia opieke! tn bies
swoje sztukl pokazuje = pre-.
mowlf drogi czeladnik.
-Tego nam jesce byio
trzeba- dorzuclf trzecl cd War,
szawy-nie dosyG Swedy zy-
we dokucaJa. musa martwe
ludziska strasyc!
VII.
Ykah!... huha!... zarycza,
CLOS osfa pred Drama podw6-
rzowa.
"A to znowu co? -hukna:
majster.
GdanszcZanln rozwart bra
me, powaznie wtoczyf sic przez
MA ma podworze szwedzk
oslef ]uczny.
PANE majster!-wtraclf sic
aywo chfopak-oslel wlazf jaR
zawoiany-urwaf sic pewnif
cd ktorel szwedzkle] Rampant
Wsadzcle nan Sweda, wygna
2 bramy, to sic zofdat dosta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystYczne
SM|CU

wychodzi we L VOW cd lat
siedmiu na]regularniej diva ray
miesiecznie q. l 49, i odznacza
sic prawdziwym humorem i wy
bornymi ilustrac]ami, wykonanymi
przez nal>nakomitszych artyst6w
polskich i zagranicznych. Kto sic
chce zabaw,c, rozwesellc i pou-
czyc MECH zaprenomeruje ,,Smi
gusa", ktdry zanieszcza move
dowclpy, wesote wiersze, humore-
ski l satyry.
Ilustracye So take kolorowane
i odblte W s}awnym zakfadz,e ar
%tystycznym
A. Przyszlaka we Lwowie.
Ca}a prasa polska uznafa
S m i gu s" jake asjlepsze pismo
hum"rystyczne polskie, redagowa.
oe W du"hu prawdziwie polskim,
1emokratycznym, pod has}em'
,Rownost, wolnoSt i niepodle-
glosc".
Do ,,smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek doiaczane bywaja utworY
forteplanowe najulubiehszych kom-
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma ,.Smigus's wynosi:
w ARDeryce: rocznie 8 dolary,
p%ofrocznie II doIara.
Prenumerate najdogodnie1
przesy}ac przekazem pocztowym
tub delarami papierowymi W liscie
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pod adresem:
Adminlstracya ,,smlgusa" Lw6w
(Leopol) Europa, Austrya, Galicya,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

SERBIA. Rozessta sic wiesG
20 swlec1e, ID car mosklew-
ski chce ozen'6 swego pierwo.
rodnego syna c6rka ksiecia
na Czarnogorze. Tymczasem
teraz zn6w pisza. Re miody
us letni7 krol serbs6, Ale
ksander ma sic zareczyc z cor.
ka (l0 letnia) tegoz ks,ecia.
W tym ceAu oczeku]e W sto-
Icy Serbii, Bia1ogrodzie, pray,
bycia kslecia Czarnogorskiego.
ZareczYny te. ]ezeii Dastapla,
beda miafy wlelkie p%olityczne
znaczenle, i slychac, be car
rosyiski tenn wszystKiem kie-
RUE, aDY z czasem zroblc krola
wszystkich panstw balkahsk,ch
lmiec W MIN przy]aciela.
Ia MIN to ]ednak pTzyidzle do
skutku; uplynie ]eszcze kilka
lat, boo tax krol serbski, jak
ksle2nlczka czarnogorsKa, to
dzleci 1eszcze, a PREY tenn W
polityce czeste nastepuja zmia-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-03

ANGIELSCY aydzi bronla
sic rekami i nogami pred
emlgracya swych braci, z Re.
syi wypedzonych, do Anglii.
Wldzac, he wvgnahcy mimo
ich wofania W znacznej licz-
bic do Anglil przybvwaja, pc.
starali sic o to, ably sejm an
gielskl ukuf prawo, zabrania-
jace 2ydom rosyjklm wstepu
ma ziemie anglelska. Pewua
gazeta angielska pisze:: Must
my oplera6 sic temu, ably wy
rzutki ludu zydowsklego osia-
daily miedzy nami i chleb
nam o%db'eraly. Widac lie
zydzi WIDOW sia boja i oczywi-
scie musza mice wazne do tego
powody.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
-.---.---------.,-.
POULTRY in WINTER,
How to Keep the Hens Warm without
the AID Of Stoves.


1t is not necessary that poultry houses
should be expensive. More failures
have resulted from the attempt to make
poultry houses have all the modern
conveniences" than from any other
source. In cold climate, where snow
covers the ground a portion of the time.
and where the cold wind whistles into
every crack and crevice the great diff
Guilty, says Mirror and Farmer. and we
agroe with it, is to keep the hens warm
and comfortable without the aid of
stoves, which may be expensive. Yet,
in the face of the fact that it requires
very close walls to keep out tho cold.
q majority of those who build poultry
houses put in ventilator, which is
left open all the season, to assist in
freezing the fowls on the roosts ut
night.
Ventiletors to poultry houses have
done more damage to poultry in wintcr
than any thing else. If the air of the
poultry house in the winter is foul,
some excuse may be made for the vcnti-
lator, but the severe cold seals up all
sources OF odor, and in short time
turns all liquids to solids. The poultry
house can be amply purified and vcnti-
lated by leaving the doors and windows
open during tho day and using dry dirt
on the roost board and floor rs an alb
sorbcnt, lut the vCntilator at the top Of
the poultry house should never DO left
open after cold weather sets in.
Ii is wcll-known that fowls object to
being exposed to winds, or cold draugh,s
of air, as the combs are easily affected
hy cold Graughts, and they are at all
times liable to colds, which lead to roup
(ur d;storrCr, as some style it.
No vcptilaior can be arranged that
will prevent the draught on tho fcw S
Tor the reason that ventilation is con-
rolled ly tho direction Of the wind to Il
,ertai extent A draught may come in
IT the lotion OF the house and pass out
st the top, nd in 20 doing Ill the
warmth and heat OF tho house goes with
1T. Next tho wind may. at sorlo me
in the night, change direction, and the
cold air will come in at the vcntIlaior
IN frequent gusts right down on the
fowls, AMI tho result will be swclIcd
hcads, eyes watery, and, IN few days,
roup in it, wo st form.
Let your object in winter be to secure
warmth first. Ventilation will take
care Of itself, and you will have mere
difficulty keeping tho cold air ont than
to let il in. We have never heard OF
o;.ls dying for lack OF fcoah Il T. N the
winter season. but we have seon hun-
dreds die from having cold draughts o!
air Low over them at night, uIllcr tho
mistaken suppJsition that vcntilator
must be attached to tho poultry house.
Our nd is to let all conyenienccs
that stand in the way OF warmth be dis
carueQ
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
Happy iIeosicrs.

Vim. TimmnnS. Postmaster of I!avillr
lud., write: EIrctrc iliIfrr, lms d"nr more
for me tinn ali other madeleine c"uil.nr,i, fnr
hat had irrliug HriSiug from Eiin-y auh
Liver tr"uhlr." john !'rie, i'rucr aud
-trrl mnm, Of the sarn- j'ncr. says: Find
Electric Biiters to be- the hest kidI'py and
Liver mrlic!u-, mndr III. nrl like II new
nam" } ". tsIdn'r. hardware inr chant,
same town say: Electric Bittrr-Is just the
Thing inr man VIM i. all run dawn nnd
'iom' care whether lie lives or 6l.~; iIc found
new srcnsr-. goo. urprT.re and fell Just ike
he Ind new lease "n life. Nuly &c. hot
tie. II, LATHAM 4 WILLIAMS aud l. NJ
Nc. MURRAY'S. Drug Store. 2eb
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
Remarkable Heseue,

Mrs. Michael Curtain. PIaintieled, III
makes the statement that she caught cold
which settled on her lungs, she was treated
far n month by her family physician, hut
grew worse. He Old her she WIS a hopiess
victim of c assumption and that no medicine,
could cure her. Her druggist Suggested Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption; she
boucht u bottle aud to her delight found her.
self benefited from the irst dose. She con.
tinucd its use Hnh ailrr iHking ten bh,lr.
found hrr'rf "rund aud well. now does her
own homework nd Is M well MS She ever
wa>.-Frre iria bottles uf this Great Di>.
c"very nt LATHAM q WILLIAMS aui |. u
2nd.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
ALL AROUND THE FARM.

TIE wide-awalse farmer visits other
farms than his own. When hn finds
ccEvcriCnccs, methods and crors boz
ter tEan at home it improves his farm
ing.
MANY abandoned farms have been
abandoned because they we're too Ia &c
to lo ricf'al1y cultivated. 1t is very
se!Gcn that . small farm Is abandon, d.
~ OH & dairy ,arn whore full force
of hands has to be kept through tie
winter, some time may be given to get
ting out stones, stumps and other OBJ
structions in the plow field or pasture.
on: OF the cheapest remedies for lcs-
'ening the rsvaces of potato rot is 20
dust tho leaves with air siackcd limo.
Dcar this in mind il We should have n
wet season next year and rot strikes
your crop.
The first cost of working land to a
proper depth Is considerable, bat when
once done and the impedim "nts-that
is, rock. stones or stumps-disposed Of,
there is an annual saving OF time and OF
tools IN the work.
BUcHwuEAT is given less attention
than any other farm crop. 1t il lcss
commonly crown than any other grain
crop, and yet there arc over 81, 00J
acres devoted to it in tho United States
each year. On this area over l1.OyO, 900
bushels Of grain, worth $1,000. O0), are
produced. Two-thirds of the entire
buckwhoat crop OF the country is grown
in New York and Pennsylvania
EXFElIMEErs on tho farm need not
always be successful TO be useful. They
of:cn teach what not to do. which is
Just as i'm portant US knowing what to
d.. All the experiments tnat may be
made by scientists in tho interests OF
the farmer are not as valuable TO him
rs those coming under his experience
on his farm. and tho farmer who fails
10 cxpor. rl"nt will deprive bimself Of
much useful knowledge
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
NI4f7 + <YAE
HOMEMADE BOB SLED,

and bench, and keyed. The draw pieces
ara thrce-by-iour-lnch timber, fitted to
TIE inside OF the crook and fastened
with an acknowledgements pin passing
through tho rave, runner and draw
piece, and wcdgcd as before. The
tonru7 is q round pole, with q head
block of threcby-four-inch timber with
lots cut in the ends to receive tho
brace irons which pass through about
tx inches with u hook that fastens in
IN eye in tho draw-piccc and can le
aiken OF. They arc coupled together
with chains about six feet long. with Il
rooll on ono end fastened to ring H.
the bench of the front bob. AMI can Lc
.ali"n up or let out at pleasure. Any
rarmcr handy with tools can easily
mako such q pair of bohs. the use Of
which will soon pay him for his work. -
American Agriculturisk
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20

When the members composing the eighth
general assembly were chosen, it was gener-
ally hoped and expected by the pe2pa that
they would make record for themselves and
the state to make . sort of stand-oif with ths
doings of the famous seventh, but judging
from the manner in which the eighth com
menced business the seventh was compara.
lively the best of the two. The present as
sembly racket. which bv TIE way, would he
disgrace even in Chicago's socialistic eircles,
is In our opinion. the direct cause of Capt.
Hawley's death, for one reason if no other,
and that is "they shon'd have selected some
good citizen of which Denver has many, to
fill positions such MS Harley Mccoy was hold
ing at the time of the tragedy" 1t seems
strange that a brainy lot of men, such as the
assembly should he composed of, should con.
s der a man a coward and not fit to fill the
position of Sergeant at arms unless he car.
ries pistol, and knows how tn shoot, and
therefore must select men whose only aim in
life is to be tough, bad and bold.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
knowledge and increasing power makes every
year of his life happier aud more hopeful
than the last.--The Hospital.

u Rufus Hatch, the veteran broker, thinks
Jay Gould is the "Mcssiah of Wall street"
He says of the recent development there: "I
get it from the best authority that Jay Gould
had $19O00,OOO locked up outside the banks.
When you come to deduct Sl9, ,000, 900 from the
bank account of New York you make pretty
big hole. Every body on the street looks on
jay Gould today as saviour. He came to
the rescue of the market when it was il pretty
bad condition, and it set things right. There
was panic, and big one too, but the evil
results til t ordinarily follow pamics on WALL
street were ayertel by Mr.. Gould's timely in.
terventlon. He set in circulation that $l9,-
000 900, and tell you the clouds cleared II.
way pretty rapidly" The above statement
10 worthy Of having note made of it, us it is
seldom thatJay Gould has anything good
said Of hn.-Ex.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20

There is less wheat now in sight in the
world by absut four million bushels than
there was a year ago, and nineteen millions
less than there was two years ago Oh January
LIST. 1t should be noted, however, that the
aggregate stocks of wheat at this date arc on :
ly about 4 per cent. less than year ago,
while the present price of bread stuff is %
per cent greater than it was year ago. This
shows that there is no proportion, as related
to demand ard supply, between january,
1890, and January 1891. 1t is interesting TO
observe, in view of these facts, that something
besides production and consumption enters
into the determination of prices. The amount
of free capital, the political situation as rs.
lated TO war and peace thes peculative mania
and many other elements, enter iuto the
making of prices; that the old political
economy breaks down at this point Us it does
IN many others.-Ex.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20

!. about the IL of it. ''The people of the East
who so leplore the killing of the poor, dear
ludian should meet a band of the biood-thirs
ty sayages in some lonely guch and they
would chapge their minds greatly in this re.
spect, if they escaped with their lives In
Philadelphia they have an association called
we believe, "The Indian Rights Association"
or something Of that sort. That may dn very
we'll in Philadelphia where there knowledge
of un Indian beyond cigar sign is mighty
limited, but it won't 60 with those who are
surrounded with the cut.throats.
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE At MoNTMosr, CoIn.
Dec isth. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ned notice of his Intention L.
make final proof IN support of his claim. and
that said proof win he made before ReGisfrr or
pccplvrr AZ NuntrtSr. c L.. on Pei irutry !, isIi.
lar ;Ie ~ urit SEE is, iwp hi n T. Tw. n NJ
r. ~. ',n " T. uwt, SEQ. IS. twp. ~ u 6w
n NJ T.. " stiTttfd IN GunnlSpu land District
IIp nninPs the following witnesses to prove his
continuous n. Itleuce Lu,n sud cultivation Of
snid lau,l Wv nln J SiriIh. .iaiueS Turner.
Emory Robinson. Frank Robinson, all OF Crtw-
furI. bella County, Colo
W. II. STEELE. Register,
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
Pneumonia and Bronchitis clrry OF
One-Third of the Human Race

It is no, generally known thnt Pneumouin
aud Bronchitis carry of one:ttird at ihg hu.
man race, but such n"- the facts. aud what Is
more surprising, both Of the Hbrye Diseases
result from II glecting a common ordinary
t'Old. A Cough should never be neglected.
If il is, every time YOU catch cold you cough
harder and it sticks by ynu longer. BAL.
lard's Horeh"und Syrup i, til. hest remedy
in the world for Pneumonia, BronchiIi. and
all Throat aud Lung troubles II you have
any Throat trouble, call for Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup and take no other.
|. VI. McMuERAY, Agent
The Delta independent., 1891-01-20
Twelve COOP RuLEs.

II You Follow 1h-n You Can Make
Pou try y-Kui~.nx y Fuccrss.
l. Make hens lay when eggs are
dearest.
g. Brcod stock when og rs are cheap.
8 Keep non-Detting breed to lay
when settlers are Matching, and pay ex-
pcnscs OF tho lattor.
4. Breed Us many chick ems as possible
and as early as possible They all rep
resent SO much money.
5. Keep all the pullcts. They arc
worth two dollars each as prospective
winter layers.
c. Kill or otherwise dispose Of all hens
after three years Of age.
:. Breed the best ncsh-formers for
marhot Keep them up to n. great
weight rs may be possible.
g. Nel!-fattcncd, well-drcsscd poultry
will always bring the best prices from,
tho best customers.
Q. II not accustomed to poultry. be-
gin with small number. Learn to
make success OF tho few. and then go
ON with large number.
TO- Do not neglect tho little essentials
to success, such as limo, gravel, meat,
plenty OF clean water. green food, dust
bath, etc., regularly supplied to layers.
IL. Keep strict account Of every cont
OF expenditure and rcccip.s. Charge
tho poultry with all expenses. and
credit them with all receipts. Tho
droppings at sevcnty-Gve cents per bar
rel will go u long way 20 pay for feed.
IL Market gardeners and dairymen
arc particularly we'll situated to permit
Of their dealing prohtai,ly in poultry;
tho former have spare time in tho win
ter, the latter arc among tho best Gus
t''"-"s in the city every day. Western
II is very important in selecting trees,
to get those that arc vigorous and
healthy. With the majority Of varieties
OF fruits. two-year-old trees will give
moro satisfactory results than older
ones.
Cut back the top in proportion to tho
roots; in many cases it will pay to cut
off the whole top. leaving tho straight
stem; then as tho branches start out
SOLICIT those that arc the most desirable
and rub or cut of all others A better
shaped and d moro vigorous tree can bo
procured In this way. Such trees cost
less in tho end, are more certain to
grow, and are moro desirable In many
ways than larger, older trseA