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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-03-20
SOCIAL AND rERsesAL.
THURSDAY.

Mr Charles Meixgar, rseentiy Of Salem
10 In the city.
Miss Sarah Sternbnrg went TO Corvallis
today on visit.
Jldge + N Tandy, Of Harrisburg, was Ia
the city this forenoon.
Mrs Eta vasaaio went 10 Eugene thls
noon for a several days ylslt.
Joseph Peroni LEFT today for Victoria
b C, where he intends locating.
Miss vcsts Mason has returned from a
vlsi. with relatives at Steilacoom, Wash.
Mrs Coll vanCieve, accompanied BY
several small Coils. left for Toledo today,
TO help get out the Post.
d Is Busey, OF Harrisburg, was In the
city today. lie says that Il peaeeablc
community and has no important law
suits.
DR. o @ Aubrey has returned home, but
owing 10 improvements being made IN hla
Office will not be able 70 attend TO business
until Monday.
A Bonnet social will be given to.snor-
row evening nj the residence oi Mr. and
Mrs T Conn, under the auspices Of the
q. +. society of the Presbyterian church.
sest sStNe aHu nave y Eoou ltfBes AnGfe
viii be music, both vocal and instrumental
In attendance.
The social given last night by the ladies
OF the N Y Church. II the residence Of Mr.
Z a Brown. was quite 4 success, every
room being packed with our eItixcns.
Games were played, nice lunch served,
and taken altogether was \ social success.
Rev ~ o Brink and wife. Of Newport,
let this noon for Toledo. where Rev Brink
VIII assist IN revival services. He has Just
been a. Yaquina City several weeks In
The midst Of q warm aud successful revI.
val meeting, and is securing good name
ne an earnest preat her.
There Is Al least one Oregon editor Who
!. not asleep. The oregonlan says; acoll
Van Cleve, the veteran editor OF the va
quina Post, and now sole owner Of one of
the largest and finest undeveioped coal
veins on the Pacific coast, Ia IN the city. |
Ills castle by the sea will be built OF 10. |
ledo coal, and will vie IN magnlaeenee
wiss the famous palace At Ottumwa, Iowa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-03-20

weekly estate Rights Democrat, 81 90
per year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-03-20

New REsIDRNcEs.--Among the hand
some residences that will be credit TO the
city that will go up this year will be one
to be built by DrJ p Wallace on Ellsworth
street at the site Of his present residence,
and one by Mrs Saraf: Baltimore at the
corner Of Washington and Seventh streets.
The total number of new residences this
year promises to be large.
TIE GovERNMENr Is behind Sidney,
and when the governmen. establishes its
navy yard and docks, other improvements
must follow. Buy inside lots while you
can for SIS per lot; $25 cash, $25 In 6
months, $7s In 9 months.
MORGAN Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-03-20

EUorSr.-Mr Hopkins, of Albany, was
here last week TO organize a dancing
school. lie obtained about twenty sehol-
ars and l; Is expected enough more can be
obtained 10 make Il paw.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-03-20
MORGAN BRos. Albany.

To ADVERTISE OREoox.-Rev o b
whitmore, of McMInnville, has made a
proposition 10 the Albany and other
boards OF trace OF the state, By which he
will advertise the differeat places subscrib-
ing, through the east, by giving magic
lantern exhibitions and ieciuiing on
Picturesque Oregon charging small
admission fee. Rev WhItmore would be
a good man for the business, and the
scheme it not bad one. $50 to $50 Is
asked OF the different boards OF trade.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20
Noticias de la IsIa
Dice La Democr0cjo :

Dice La DeMaOcT0cjG
]" Complications coIO4j0les.--Sobre la de-
tenci6n, hace meses, en- Ell puerto de la Capt.
tai, del vapor nleFcante tYasa5altico San Jataas
4 causa de la falta de un documento de navega
ci6n que no trajo el captain, ha publicado LA
CoRREsPoNnEECIA DE PUERTo-RTCo dos iE-
teresantes articuos condenando semejantes
procedimientos.
Ahora, por 10 que -vemos en- el mismo dia-
rio parece que el Apostadero de la Habana
aprueba todo 10 aetuado en- Ell asunto por la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20
0rden de la plaza

E,aero 2O.-Parada de los Cuerpos de la
guarnicl6n. -Jefe dc dta: 81 Comandante del
Battalion de Cddis, D. Jose Quinones.- VSsitG
de Hospital: Tercer Captain. de Col0n.-VS-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20
,..Y.a prop6sito de elecciones

-
M Corren rumores de que una Fraction de
partido Unconditional votara en- COamo al s.
USera; otra en- Humacao al Sr. Garcia Gomez
que algunOs ele"tOres de Utuado no han que
dqdO satisfechos con que la candidatura ae
ST.. Balhas haya sidO pospuesta por la del Sr
Sanchez. Dcese tambien que ell Caguas vo
taran algunos Ia candidatura del hijo del gene
raj SAM que el ST., Viiande, cuenta con mu
chos simpatizadOles Ell Vega baja. En- Ponc1
parece que hay ur grupO que apoyara la can
didatura del Sr. Serrall6s. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20

Comandancia de Marina de esta Isla, que fue
qui6n ortlen6 Ia detenci6n del buqHe : su car
gamentO.
Resu1tado que perteneciendo la carga d
Varios comerciantes, ellos, los inocentes, vienen
ser victimas de las consecuencias que del he
cho Sc derivan.
iComplicaciones coloniales!
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

The south IS towc, OF strength b. the Republic
hccau,c she stands in attitude ~ rcldy friend h.l
"a all the other sections Of t- country. out Of tl"
rich aud prcciou, blood she shed In struggle Whose
bitter mcuprc, are fading with the lap-ng years. but
the record of whose f.It- Of arms j. dcathrs5 while
.Oura-c ana devotion are honord among men. Yea,
out oi thc blended blood of blur and gray spring
.ng the llce Of perfect pace" she asks I'm all
frauhn"ss aud sincerity Of heg sometime fV"s that
need Of confidence ald friendship hdt she is rcil} 10
tccOd 10 them. tAppl1l-rJ Lut mOthcrllui J.,
ndthcr suppliant for iavhr bcggdr for forgive
ness. She ma. fought lie hl, suffered. well nigh
has she starved, but never yet thank God. has she
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
INNo WAY MECHANICAL,
WITH ONE WEEKS PRACTICE

n person without any musical educatIOn
whatever can learn to play the
EOLlAN perfectly.
The GREAT feature of the interest is
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
palm LEAVES AND DIXIE.
ovcT1oNAIIsM BURIED DEEP IN GENEROUS
BUMPERS.

ANIMAL, DINNER OF THE SOUTHERN
.ocrETY-sPEAKERS AND GUEsTS-ABLE
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

A becuhar fact with refer
ence to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and other
blood medicines, which are
said to be good for the blood
in March, April and May, the
"Discovcry" works equally
well all TIE year romd, and
in all cases of blood-taints or
humorS, no matter what their
name or nature.
It's the eAeabest blood
purifier sold through drug
gists.
WhyP Because it's sold
on beculw blz1, and you
only pay for the g00a you
get.
Can you ask more?
Golden Medical Discov-
cry" is a concentrated vege-
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip. Joint disease
and kindred ailments.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
Ksssans The aox,

The customs Of swearing ON the Bible
Games fren the asoisnt Jews. who At 6rst
touched their phy cases con
tanning stripes Of parchment inscribed with
texts from the Old Tes,ament-in taking
"ati,s, aud later laid their hands su the book
Of the law; and sll the various customs Of
taking ssths in different eoyptriss have =
similar origin.
The early Ang"l-Sssxans regarded stsnes
a. Aacrsd to thsir Gsds. therefore laid their
haads on . pillar Of stone. In medieval
times il was customary 70 touch relic, and
this was regarded as giving the cath more
sacrednsss thau when sworn upon the misal
or prayer hook. Another custom of the
same time was swearing by churches. A
certain number were msntisnsd, aud the at.
ssstor was obliged 70 20 to sseh oss, take
the ring Of the church dsor 10 his hasd, and
repeat bis oath.
The sHstom Of kissing the cross to attest an
cath has been observed il Russis from very
early times and has extended. ipto other
countries. According to the laws sfthr
Order Of the Garter in the time Of Henry
VIII, Ku,shts Tcmrisr were required in
'ssinI cath 70 touch the b-ok and kiss ID
cross, sin.e tks Rsf'rr..ias the taking
oaths BY kissing tbs hible hss not been per.
uitted in Scotland. In othe. portions Of
Great Britain it Ia the common msthod.-Zs.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
A1nl1A RAD0A.

Qns Of the greats.t irrigation districts In
the United States 10 in Kern County Cali.
fsTnjs. Here are some thirty.6vs large
eanals with branches and di,tributisx ditch.
., covering nearly half = millisn acres Of
very rich, sandy loan. The largest Of the
canals 10 the Galloway, thirty.two miles
long. It has sixty. dvs distributing ditches.
and ooyeys tyo hundred thousand acres Of
very rich land. Its water appropriation il
ape thousand four hundred aud seventy sig
subio feet per second.
On the lower side Of the canal one can see
fully twenty Ave shousand seres 10 almost
continuous alfalfa dslds. Alfalfa. with
wstsr. yields 6ve crops year, and two tons
70 the sers at each cutting. About once in
si1 weeks. for eight months in the year, the
alfAlf, selds arr cut, and the crops stacked
in great piles. The vastuess Of some of the
stacks near the raneh.boqsss Of the "irriys.
ton h.ls" is : constant source q vondsr to
tourists. Eight hundred aud htty tons have
bssn put into one stack. There are some
immense alfalfa farms in Kern County.
The NeClgrg sad the Risedals raaches have
sbsnt three thousand Eve hundred acres
each, ths Jackson ranch has over seven
Thousand. and the Roso rspeh above ten
thousand scres. ""
The process Of handling alfalfa On large
scale 10 interesting. The derrick and der
rick.fosk are used. This stacks range from
one hundred te four hundfsd fest loug, and
are usually thirty feet wide and from twenty.
Ave . sEiF'y fssl biyh, ssa os the e.s.n'i''
ranches one can often see from 6fty to .
hundred stacks Of alfalfa in sight At one
time. From six to ten teams are kept busy
supplying the dsrricks. and from sixty to
one hundred tons can be stacked in . day.
Eight thousand tons hsvs been stacked In .
single ranch ead fed ont 70 living stoek.
Cattle. sheep. hessss and hogs all live,
to great extent, on alfalfa Fonths Com
fzdnfOn
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
Strange Bevolssisnsiu womea's Dress
will Ansrse4g s4eAiss Ders

Some predict that the great change in the
fashioaing Of the clothes which are to be
worn by women this coming season is the
most wonderful victary of the nineteenth
csntsry-if fashion leaders can be induced
To adopt II. AID appear just once in public so
arrsyed.
> Men viil hold their breath in wonder at
the marvellous change it makes III loy-iy wo.
men. "tew of the fair sex car help being
beautiful in these glove fitting costnme.,"
says . writer in recent number of the Mrs.
York and Paris Yousg Ladies' Fds'ion Ba.
sar. "TLis margarine is the only one in
Europe or A merica which mskes specially
of giving those inclineh 10 stoutuess an un.
rivsled sppesrance nf sculpiur-d slimness,' -
said Her Royal Higbness the Princess Of
Wales. Madame Patti has ordered from the
Parts house four magnificent costumes, the
designs Of which appear in lit. April mum
Der Of this fashion '6axar-sad in this msga.
sine only.
Mrs. Harrison 10 greatly fascinated with
the exquisits gem, costume No. 4, In the
April number. 1t is expected that she will
give an order for an exact counterpart Of II,
the whole front Of which will be iu1rusted
with pin.heai diamonds. This gown sions
will be worth kings ransom.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
lHseIoea Ceaes.

8. r. Clifford, New cassel, Wis.,, ra
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his stomach vas disordsred, his liver va,
asseted to an alarming degree, appetite fslI
svsy, AID be yss terribly reduced in h'sh
aud atreagth. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitten cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H., had .
rgnsins sore on hip leg Of eight yssrs stand.
Ing Ussd three bottles Of Electric Rittrra
and seven boxes OF Bueklsn's Aruiea saive,
and his leg is sound and we'll. John Speaker
Catavbs, o., had Eve large fever sore. on
bis leg, doe.ors said he sas ineurabls. Que
ope hpt,ls Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklsn's Arnica salve cured him entirely
Sold atLntham 4 Williams and I. n. Nc
Murrsys' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

Statistics show that about S0a0 Americans
g to. Europe every week. That means $50,
900 per sanun. They pay their fare In
New York to a foreixn steamship company.
All the money they e1pend, efcourse, up
to the time they reach New York agaiu is
paid to Foreigners. The fares slone out asd
back average $3.50. That means s22. 500 900
psr annum. The interest on that amount At
8 per cent would be 1880, 900. If our
country should subsidixe American steam
ers to that amount tbs whole press Of thi.
wonld denouncs it as an outrage. And yet
there would BE- $z2, 800 900 more in eircsla.
ton in this country. II thos. l5O, 900
people spend abroad each, that makes 81 800,
0Oo; if they spend *l0o it makes $4,000, 600.
But, in psint Of fact, they average about
$l0W. and thEt .uesps $50, ,0oO, 900 year In
gold which the men vf this country give up,
either on business. or for plearure. in travel.
ing in the old country. Surely ours must be
pretty solid and substantial country to
bear drain Of that kind. We have &C, 900
600 people. The three countries of Great
!Brisain. France and Germany have llO. 1000,
e05 people; dut Of all that host that come to
our country as Americans 60 to Europe.
that is, for businss. or pleasure, exclusive Of
those who come poor to make this country
thsir Qon,e, the lio, 900. 600 do not supply
one quarter Of the psssangers for the steam.
srs that Americans do. and thed pay their
fares both ways to the ships of their own
sountry, they come With .heir swn clothes,
and about all they spend in ovr country i.
litsls mousy in rsiirssd fares aXd hotel
bills
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

An angry bull chased = farmers boy all
over field near Dwight Ill the other day,
and nnally caught and trsmpl~d him to a
bleeding, lifeless oprpse. Thi. would be . ter
r,ble tragedy but for the fact that when the
boy went into the deld he VA. whistiiuy
"Annis Rooney"
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
N....,s.. Cause. 4..h Is...,,y.

The highest medical authorities of Europe
and America have recently decided that n
large percentage Of cases Of insanity is caused
BY the e1erutisiing pains of Neuralgia of the
head aud face. If any member Of your fan,i-
ly suffers this tormentor. induce them to try
Baliard's Snow Linialent. Oge application
will afford immediate relief aud you will soon
be rid Of a dangerous and tsrn,enting disease.
Bsliard's Snow Linimest is ths most pene.
trating Liuin,snt known. II positively cures
Rheumstisn. Lame Back, Contracted Mus.
cles, Old Sores, CornA, Runions. etc. II pen.
citrate. aud opsDs W the pores, drawing all
poisonous matter to the sorfass. restoring aud
proaoting = nstursl circulation of the bl"od
through the diseased parts. Sold BY I. n.
NcNurray.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

Lsvs Is the very lifs bIosd Of true hap.
Pinsss. This delightful compouad Of ssnti.
meat and feeling enters in the hest, highest,
deepsat and pureat joy Of earth. Scott has
we'll said that not ouly in heaven above the
realm Of love, but that the very nature Of
God himself. y we'll - the essenes Of relix.
len. 10 ecmprshepdsd in the one magic word
which rests on 30 many humsH lips. sad
aastles q vsrnsly in 20 many hs.au
hsasts.
But lore is Of various kinds and qualities.
II its Lowest form love is hardly more than
simple passion or lust. But its stay here 10
short, 1t asesds up into the region Of sen,i.
aent and fancy. and thereby becomes
sssthstic Immature. 1t next lsysa strong
hold upon the imagination and through this
sntsrs the heart; still higher in its dsvelope.
nsat it becomes fxed habit Of s1i.tssss,
or the ruling and gover.ing power in the
whole nature. 1t thsp csntrols thought,
feeling, sction, and when associated with
religion, IL . twin motive with the prisei.
pie Of duty. A. such, it Is mass highest
teacher and bsst inward monitor. II slsvates
the soul snd all its oatgoinss. IsautsE.
onises every thisga like barbarity ia human
aature, and so becomes like . .'refuer and
purifier Of silvsr.H IL atimuiatss and en-.
couraEss every noble endsavor and rs.
wards tbs doer with Earlsnds Of satisfaction
and delight. It is the spur to all sslEeon.
quest, as we'll As the suhjugstor ofaii sxtsr.
nal obstacles aud impedi'penss In nature.
This is az age when bsart-iife is apparsnt.
ly dying out, and passion. insense business
rivalry, cold, heartlsss ambition or intellss
tual pre.sp'insnee. are seeking with desper.
ate eusrgy To usurp loves throne. 1t sers
we'll II ,hs ere Of true affection wsre kiudleJ
afrssh on the Hearts purer alter.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
4 WssAese.i Reitre.A yssesssn.

C'aPham Junc'iop. Landon, Is probably
ths most reWsrkahis and busiest railway
junction poist IN the world. A. this psint
the London and Southwestern and Londsn.
Brighton snd South Coast Railways join snd
crsss each other, and au avsrags Of I, 200
traias Psss this I.sce every tsenty.fosr
hours. Ofthis nunbsr 1000 pass the juno.
tion bstwssn the hours Oft .. N. and p. N.
which gives IN sversss of one train every
sly four seconds during the Aftssn hosrs.
The sr.me - eli'sy passenger srains.-En
Sinesri~1 Nssss.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
A as~a Csnp.rt.sn.

A bliAd man stosd ;oni tbs corner Of i7,h
and Lawrence streets, Denver. He played
rare old melodies on time worn and
weather beaten violin. On his face was an
expression Of unexpresssble ssdusas, Of
yesrs;pg for the bright light Of the midday
sun that was sbu, out from his gaze forever.
The surging throns possed by. Occasionally
a kind hearted person dropped coin in his
little tin boz, which was suspended from
his neck BY = ssiled string. The dude dry
goeds clerk paassd BY with = jser and tauut
The railroad employee stopped, felt through
all his pockets and gave his jast dime. The
'trset arab aIled his cob pipe. lighted it with
the skill Of an old smoker, looked look Of
sage like uncoucsrn and Joined his fellows
In the alley. The banker and the INGREDIENT
strutsed by; they did not sse the blind man,
neither did they hear his music. An editor
came along, steppsd, dropped quarter in
the little box and hastsnsd on. A society
belle from Capital Hill passed by, caught
her silken gown lest 1t might touch tho rags
sf the poor dlind man. gave hin, q look Of
ssld disdain aud went proudly past.
There was = momsntsry silence, . breath
from the soft wind that came 20 gentle I'M.
seen billows from, the far sway sunny south.
land kissed the blind man's cheek. Hs
dropped his head and stood In ,houghtful
silsnce, . tssr tricklsd down his cheek. He
swept the strings Of his visIins and out Of
the talmy fragrant air Hcstsd the strains
that has dlled the souls Of mortals - no
other melody can. Home Sweet Home"
Ths strains Of the cid vislin sounded like
the vsioe Of an angel repeating the magic
words. The multitude stopped, tears fell
like rain.drops from sightlsss eyes Of the
blind man and fell en- his violin. There
were moist eyes sud qaiysring lips in the
motley ersrd.
A beautiful we'll dresssd woman gassd Of
into the ssure fields with an expression Of
the deepest emotion npon her pale face
She approsehed, dropped . Ave dollar gold
piece in the boz aud wspt - though her
heart were vatsrs. Who was shs1 On. Of
t6s fallen wopsn Of the city. What we're
the rseollections qf "Home Sweet Home"
that flashed across her mind, What
emotions surged like the waves Of troubled
ssa through her bosom? What an object
lesson in the study Of human charastsr.
The railway hobo was king among men
the banker and the merchant were pygmies.
The bare.slbowed e,litsr lowered high above
the soft snd silnpering dude. Who shall
say that the unfortunate creature was not .
Erandsr. nobler, woman than tho society
belle from Capital Hill.-Paimer Laks
Herald.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
Notice fer asabIsessuon.
LAND Oyrrcx AT Mosran... Coz

LAND OyFICEAT MosrROsE, CoLo.
May 9Th. 1891.
Notice 10 bepsby given that the following
named settler has nled nGlics of his Intention to
make lnil proof in support 6f his claim. and
that said nr0Of will b~ made before Register or
Receiver at Morisrose. Colo. on Jnne Is. 1901 viz
RARBARA BROOKS.
n. a. No. ~ Ute Series for the eI, seI<. swI<
Sec. 3i. twp 81, IL. T. u, W. and Tot Sec.
/. twp. 20. n. =. ILL.,
Hs names the following witnesses To- prove his
continuous residencs upon. and cultivation Of.
aaid lsnd, zig: George n. Gone. 0f Brown,
Montn'se County. Cole, Dxvid X. lssiley, Jrssie
4 Coni;, Andrew J. Harris. OF Delta. Delta
County, Colorado.
WI. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17
success WisA PeaeAes.

Rural New Yorker says To be success.
full in peach culture certain conditions are
impor'ant-viz., soil. varieties, cultivation,
fsrtilising 4nd pruaing. The soil should b.
we'll drained, ss tie peach will not endure
vet feet; for this reason high, rolling groun d
or even mountaia sidss with northern and
western exposure make excellent sites.
Coed, clean cultivation from May un I'll
August is just - nees,Sary for peaches ss for
corn or potatoes. Most soils Suitable fer the
peach contain enonyh Of the elements
Of fertility to answer the requirements Of the
tree ustil Of bearing age, whom . fertilizer
containing phalpherie acid and potash
should ks sppiisd-3o0 tn 900 pounds per
acre-+O0 pounds Of bone meal and 200
pounds NJ n,uriats Of potash we'll usi1sd.
The money value ofs crop dspsuds very
much on ths grower. He msst ha,s Wig.
orass, healthy tree; the fruit usust b. vel!
thianed twhen nssss@ary). sisher by prua.
Ing or haud picking one ~ both, to give
II fair size and color. Il must bs pick ed
at the right ssate-not TOO green Or yet tee
ripe to bear transportation. Some fruits. a.
the pear aud our qativs piums, are ,nuol, I'm.
proved in quality Ivy fipening sftsr they
have been picked. The rsvsrss Il true Of
the peach.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

It 10 Estimated that 5000. 900 orange s.sls
hsvs been planted out in seed beds In
Ontario and Cuesmenga this spring, and
the quantity Of seeds planted IN Sap
hernsrdino county will be enough, three ~
four years hsnee, to plant 1.Oeo, 900 aere. Of
orange grsvs.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

The work Of preparing far the worlds fair
going on rapidly. Tkis is shswn Ly ths fact
that 900 men are now employed in the cop.
strscsio" Of the buiidings which will - need
ed. 1t 10 said that 81. 400 will aeon be At work.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

Recently boy was psr,foned fram prison
in New York who was serving ou: term Of
twentysix years for stealing 81 .06. The theft
Of these small amounts 10 fast under mining
New York's record as great criminal center.
The boy should have robbe.i bask.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

Nins Van ZAnt. who became infatuated
with Spies. tine anarchist executed far the
Haynsrket mnrdrsr. and ~he married Spies
by proxy, When she eouid nat secure she
consent Of the prisea olacialr to tho csremosy, !,
Is % b. married to sslvstor MorIsto, an
italian aswsPApsr eorssspendent.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

The city Of Philsdsiphia voted Z 500, 900
10 aid Of the Eentsn.ial, while the city Of
chicass hss appropriated s. 100000 fer the
Worlds fair. The United States government
appended : 649. $50 at ceatinn,al and has
voted : 1000 600 for it, exhibit at the Worlds
fair.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-17

The World's Fair will aaqusstionably be
the finest. II not the largest exposition ever
tn any esuntEy. Every stess In the Union
will h reprsssst:d, while all Europe sad
the balance Of the werld will join shs pro.
sAssien,