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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
cIEvERLY ooRNERxD.


4 0ane - Sklpfsi Censssrfsitsrs Cap-
sarsa - Dss<sia
DErkcs. Jan. e.-The sovernmsnt
ofhces are mueh eiased over tie cap
tuIe Of gang Of eonntsrfeatsrs in this
caty. clue MAS obtained Through .
man named Ben Davis who vas ar
rested for passing counterfeit money
some time ago and il led 10 the capture
Of John and Edward stinson WHO have
been counterfeiting for % years. On
Ger Nnlhail wss introduced to the Stin-
soma as crook, who MAS an expert in
passing counterfeit money. Wednes.
nay night he decoyed Edwin Stinson 10
this city to deliver 80 bogus dollars at .
certain saloon. lie Was arrested IN his
room on Wltherell-st. and locked up at
the central station. He gave nlforma-
that large quantity of counterfeit
coin aud paraphernaisA for making the
same might 10 found IN q eornheid
near his fathers house at st. Clair sid
ing. about % miles hack of Windsor.
Mulhall, accompanied BY Inspector
OLeary, Of the Dominion police ofii-
ACI3 NIen anu J3AheSus Vi W tft0so4 o
Detective Mcdonnell, Of Detroit, and
Capt. Abbott, went 10 st. Clair siding
and arrested John Stinson, the father,
William and James, his sons, Mrs.
Doodley. the housekeeper. aud Thomas
Stoddard. All were locked up at
Windsor. The officers found on the
premises large amonnt OF United
States counterfeit com and lot of
molds and tools. This stuff is now in
the hands of the Canadian police. OH
Ger Mulhall came 10 Detroit and ar
rested Albert Fischer, an electrician,
at 2l7 Jetferson-ave. Fischer IS charged
with being mold maker. He Is
locked up at the central station. Ed
win Stinson and Fischer. vino were cap
tured on this side, will be tired here,
while the Others will be tried n Cana
da. The mold SAID 10 have been made
by Fischer is fine piece of work.
Fischer is an extra fine workman,
and is often employed to make models
and exhibits in patent cases. He was
before United States Commissioner
Graves today, and was held to the
United States grand jury in & 900 bail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

WksHISsroS, Jan. 9.--The house to-
day passed bill authorizing oklahoma
City TO issue bonds for railroad right
OF way through the city. The entire
afternoon Was spent IN debating with
out sctionl the bill for the relief Of the
C,s,zens Bank of Louisisns. After the
evening session the house passed sixty
private penson bills including one of
$50 . month 20 the widow of General
Dsrves, and At 1890 It adjourned.
The senate passed the house biIl "a
relieve Major ". Ham and the house
bill provlding Al sdditlensA justice for
the supreme court of Arizona. The
conference reports on the building at
youngskowu. OHIO, vas agreed %.
Nessrs. Blackburn and Morgan al
dressed the sensse on the financial biI.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

New YoRK, Jan. a.-Daniei v. Ar
gulnabsu, the wealthy fruit importer.
OF Brooklyn, committed sulcEde this
morning by blowing out HE brains. For
some time past he has suffered from
melancnolia, and last summer bis plav-
sscsan advised him to 90 abroad and
seek diversion in travel. During MS
absence his only daughter died of tv-
phosd fever, aud after his return the
trouble IN Wsii-ss- nearly Upset hls
nsnd, be having an idea that he had
lost large sums Of money in the furry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
A Lady and Child Burned to Death Near
Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 9.-Mrs. r. g..
Peters and her l0-year-old daughter,
Agnes, were burned to death early yes
terday morning at their home. People
on the outside who first detected the
fire saw four men run away from the
building in different directions. The
Peters woman was known to have a
large sum of money in the house, and
there Is every reason to believe that
desperadoes from a distance had robbed
and murdered the woman and then set
fire to the house. Bloodbounds were
secured and put upon the trial of the
men who were seen running from the
house and they were tracked to the rail-
way station, where all trace of them
was lost
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
Mrs. Paxton Also.

Mrs. Joseph Paxton is not good as
her husband. for she has been accused
of being . receiver of stolen goods. In
deed. she is in Jail on the charge of
being implicated 10 the Cue gang thefis.
Husband in jail. and wife N jail Mrs.
Paxton claims that her connection
with these goods viii be shown 10 be
nothing but that OF mortgages. But
time will tell.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
VICE PRESIDENT MORTON.
a brilliant Reception TO the Pre.iden,
aud Cabinet

wksHrxsroS, Jan. s.--vice- President
and Mrs. Morton tonight gave their first
dinner of the season, in honor OF Press
dent and Mrs. Harrison and the cabinet.
TIE dinner Was followed by the largest
and most brilliant reception of the
season. The guests At the reception
included members of the Senate, the
justices of the supreme Court and their
families. most of the members of tire
Diplomatic Corps. with their families,
Gen. Schotield, and many others.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
UNITED LABoRERs.
The Central Labor Union and the Central
Federation Combined.

The Central Labor Union and the Central
Federation Combined.
NEW YORK, Jan. eff bombshell
had been exploded in the ranks of or
ganized labor it could not have pro-
duced greater CONSERVATION than did
the rumor which gained currency today
that an effort would be made TO bring
about union of the Central Labor
Union and the Central Labor Fedora
ton. The bitterest of feeling
exists between these two trades. The
Central Labor Federation is composed
exclusively of delegates from unions
of socialists, who withdrew IN
anger from the Central Labor Union.
The socialists organized the Central
Labor Federation, and since then there
has been open warfare between the
two parties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
GREEN GOODS swINDLE.
Trapped in New York by q Clever
Decoy.


New YORK, Jan. 1.-Two alleged
green goods swindlers were arrraigned
at Jefferson Market Court today on
complaint of John B. Roley, of Lor-
raine, Ill. The prisoners were George
Brown and Edward Nally. Roley
wrote several days ago to Inspector
Byrnes that he was III communication
with green goods men in this city,
and Offering to assist in their cap
ture. HIS offer was accepted, and
he came to New York. Here, with De-
tective Crowley, plan was arranged.
Roley met his correspondent two or
three times, and planned an interview
yesterday, when he was to pay $500 in
good money for $4,000 in counterfeits.
The meeting took place, and Brown led
Roley TO room over beer saloon IN
Eleventh-st. Detective Crowley fol-
lowed, and arrested Brown and Nally.
In court today Nally was discharged,
sufficient evidence not beng found
against him, but Brown was held. No
counterfeit money was found on .he
premises.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
sosnn u oouvIncsn


seeosy - o1nse
Lx.us,s. Jsn. s.-Do<h houses Cd
iouzns1 - night until honday svsn-
inc - e1vs epsakss Wachtsi nns 70
select hss sanding eommitsses-
IL - ramoxsd that 6soxgs L. Yspls
hss dsci<isd - decline ths eomnlsson-
srsnip Of railroads rendered him BY
Gov. WinAns- He health - tar from
good. and il 10 undsrst0od that he acted
under the advice of his physician IN
thus putting swsy ths crown.
Chairman Campsu. OF the Democratic
committee. and Editor Qainby OF the
Free Press, had seancs with Secretary
OF State soper. yesterday. and con.
vinced blm that be could not appoint
hls daughter deputy secretary OF state.
The meeting was stormy and re-
suited in soper coming down from
he high horse and Offering
the position 70 Editor Rowiey. of
the Lansing Journal. who accepted
without any hesitation. Peace once
more bfoods over this department, but
the Grand Rzpids crowd is very weary
over kowley's appointment. snd SO u
Editor sanford, who has opposed II all
along.
II is now regarded as likely that ex-
Department Commander L, G.. Rather
ford. Will be named ~ adlutAnt gen.
efal. Rutherford's Grand Rapids
friends and Col. George Poindexter
sanford, who Is today the maddest man
IN America. headed the tight against
Rowley, and Il IL certain that had not
soper weakened at the last moment and
appointed Rowley, the latter would
have brought influence enough to
bear 10 have knocked Rutherford's 3
hopes sky high. IL Is a big
victory for Rowiey, as he and his
friends stand squareiy on their dignity
and had withdrawn his name. Col.
Sanford wants to be member of the
Soldiers Home board and may possibly
get it, now that Rowiey has triumphed.
The worst fight of all Is over the State
Prison wardenship. Goodyear, of
Hastings, has given it up and gone
home in good nature. but the friends
If Bryan, of Jackson, and Robinson.
of Charlotte, are fighting mad. Bad
blood will result, no matter who IS ap-
pointed. Gov. Winans has made his
first serious blunder by allowing him.
self to make half promises, first to
Bryan and then TO Robinson, and can
not see his way clear 10 get out of the
ENHANCEMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
THE INITIAL CASE.
A Jackson Prisoner Released On An Inde-
terminate Sentence.

JACKSON, Mich, JAM 9.-The first
prisoner TO be paroled from the States
PRISON under the indeterminate sen-
tsnce law. Is Orville Rockburn. lie
went in about year ago, boy Of lo,
from Lansing, for breaking into a bar
ber shop aud stealing four razors, with
which he proposed to get money to buy
circus tickets. His prison conduct has
been splendid, and the inspectors or
dered MS release upon these conditions:
That be be- paroled tor the limits of the
state of Michigan; that ne abstain from
the uses OF strong drink and keep away
from places where the same is sold, that
he report to the prison authorities on
tue first of each month. and monthly
for three years. The young man went
to hrs home near Three Rivers. Gen.
Anger. OF Charlotte. was largely re-
sponsibie for hrs release at this time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The theatrical azTirant IL 20 fTeqDeu<
shat the manager may Re forgiven for
administering an occsssoa& rebuS-
MY good giTl- SAID IN sxper1encs
~unrrn1nt pnrvevsr. e'sAke my aav7oe
and don'f 60 On the stage
Il suppose shs sasd Sharply. yo1
ar~ rosng 70 undertake te ssve me from
. terrible fsse, or sornstkznz os tass
Aur4~
Ne be replied so&e1anly, rss
thinking Of the pahzic- - v sssfrssssn
Sfs>
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
STILL WRANGLING.
The Nebraska Legislature II At .
Deadlock.

Deadlock.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 9.-The House
re-assembled at 2 O'Clock, and special
committee of nine was appointed to
draw a bill appropriating 100000 to
relieve the drouth sufferers. Then the
wrangle over the minutes of the Joint
session was resumed, and continued
during the afternoon. At each sue
ceeding roll call, on filibustering mo.
tions, the Independents lost ground,
and were finally forced to adjourn.
The Senate re-convened at O'Clock,
and postponed further consideration of
the Journal until the same Is printed.
Notice was received that contest was
pending in the House, and on this an
adjournment was taken.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
Fire at Kalamazoo.

KALAMAZOO, Jan. AT els this
afternoon the Spring Harrow Com
pany's factory caught fire from an OIL
tank and MAS completely gutted. The
fire drove the workmen out of the
building inside of a half minute. The
loss on the machinery and building will
be quite heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
SHOT AND ROBBED.
An Ohio Man waylaid and Shot by
Highwaymen.

LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 9.--J. W. Harmon
was stopped by three hlghwaymen on
his way from Circleville to Lima last
night. He offered resistance when the
robbers fired upon him, one shot passing
through his leg. another through
his arm. They dragged him from his
wagon and secured SIS in cash. He
was then tied to the seat of the vehicle.
and the horse was started for home.
He reached Lima this evening, and the
officers Immediately started IN pursuit
OF the highwaymen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

ASS ARsoR, Mich, Jan e.-Jeshua
W. Waterman, of Detroit, an slumnus
of Rsle. offers so. 900 to the University
of Michigan for gymnasium on con
dgtlon thsf graduates aud friends Of she
University raise SO, 90 more for the
sanae ohlect.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

An Earthquake Agitates the Northess
Corner Of Ohio.

Corner Of Ohio.
ToLEpo, o., Jan. 9.-Just at noon a
shock of earthquake was felt here, that
shook houses, ratified windows and
frightened horses. The shock came
from the south and slight rumble ac-
companied 1T. 1t was at first supposed
that 1t was dynamite explosion some
where in the oil field, but telephone
messages by the Blade within radius
Of fifty miles TO the south and south
east showed this TO be incorrect. The
shock was about the same in its effect
at all points as at Toledo. An exactly
similar shock was experienced all over
the same area in the fall OF 1854.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
atPsoee Devolasssasls Ws0ea's oFssl
-WM Asssseaa saasss Dese
Adept isS

a>saaes Rsvolassoas IL Wensa's 0rsss
-Wlu ADssseaa s.Aasss Dors
Adept iss
Sons predict that the great change In the
fashisning Of the clothes which are 70 be
vsra BY wsmea this eaDing ssasan is the
NEST wonderful victory Of the ninstsenth
esatary--if fashion leaders can BE- induced
70 adopt II. asd appear jsst eacs IN public 80
arrsysd.
Men will hold their breath In wonder At
the narvslous ehAugs Il makes IN lovely wo-
msa. "few Of the fair sex cas help being
beautiful IN thsss glove Httisg costumes" !"
says writer in reoant aumber Of the ReO
York srd faris Yesag Ladiss' ESssion Ba.
sar. "This magazine 10 the only one In
Europe or America which mskes speciality
Of KisinG thoss inclined 70 ssoutnsas "a M.
rivalsa appearance ef seaiptured slimusss, F"
ssid Her Royal Highness the Princess Of
Wales. Madame Patti has ordered from the
Parts houss four nagni6esat costumes, the
dssixss Of which appear In the April mum.
bsr Of this fashisn basar-aad in this msgs.
sine only.
hn. Hsssisss 10 greatly f.ssinstsd with
the exquisits gem, costume No. 4, In she
April number. Il is expected thss she will
give an order fer - sxaot counterpart Of It..
the whole frsst Of which will b incruasea
With pia.hssd diamoads. This gsvn alone
viil hs worth kisy's raassm.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
4 ASeAeS's Avo,

Ths lsviag dsvssisa Of . mother - hss
ehild Il almost ~ enduring - The Asavsas
sbsvs. ard 10 not " ~ soapsrsd With sassh.
y shiaes, This fsst hss nsay inss ~.
szsppisfsd, and shs extreme Assdships
aaderssns b. Nm, Nasey sixkiliss. mstAss
Of the tive puunsvss hsys vhs we're hanged
st this place Friday, vas ealy another sub
stsAtisl instance Of this asssstiAa,
Afsss lss+niag thst ths Dvtasipsl chief bed
ssfassd - Perdsa hsr hsys ~ sennuts Ne
dsash ssnssnss the old lsAy ~ wild with
grief, and dsssrninsd 70 q y ~ eAisf 10
person aud last appeal ~ him for their
lives. The distance froa NEs. Si4killss's
home In Gslns Snake district 70 Chief Asyss'
rssidsnss On GRAD rivss 70 apt lsss thss
aiaty miles. Although N sesd sd fssbis
woman Of seventy year, sAs asAs NH
journey sfoot saA slsss.
And all In vainI
Her plssdinss with Ne stern cid shiss
cane y nausht. sad the hsa,sbsekss
mother was bsek ~ this plass tAs Day bssssl
the hanging - shas she might - with hs,
dsonsd boys durias thsis lsss Aeuss u
sAstk. when she lsh her hone Nss, 0ix,
killer had An cid pair Of shess, bat wAsa sAs
arrived in Tshlsquah her ~ vses bsrs
tern asd bleeding, aad sAs was IL - utterly
szhsssssd seaditiss. sssssd by her grief.
husser and fatigue. She haA vadsd srssks
aad climbed noussaius uatii hss shsss vsrs
weru ssaplsssiy from her fssS.-rsst Wessh
GAsaets.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

Fsash Anansa Jssss.ssasasa Cssyss.
saeo, tean0 Despass' aesAe1v -
CAsAseaaa up1sevsS. MieaeeDs
~, Ulnat, Ssly - - lssA.
For ~ 10th. Aaasai Iassrsssisaal Goa.
vsatisa. Yesas Paspiss' Society Of Chriseisa
Esdsavor. 10 b hsla at Minneapolis. Mina =.
Jaly oh = 18th. Aessts may ssll tiskses At
Csc lsss fer ths round "trip. TisksAs = bs
sold Jnly ssh and 7th, COED for retsrn 10 and
including Jaly 18th. Agents vill uss Exsus-
sios Fsra Ne. or No. . and limit ssns to
ssatiauoas Passass In both dirsstions. These
tickets wiz b. - d only Es rstura Passaxs on
trains leaving Minneapolis. July 18th TO 18th.
An sxtsatisa Of time for return passage until
Auguss Slst. may bs secured BY depositiag
tickets with the joint agent Of the terminal
lines at Minneapolis. Who will make them
good for return passage. to be eenmsnssd not
lstsr thaa August 18th.
8. K. Hooper.
0sa'l Pass 4 Tkt Agt
Denver. Colo,
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Il sse TsosAees ct a. ssass,

You are reminded that the sunnsr Iasti,
tutss arc for your especial bsnsat. The ain
is to give 70 ths teachers Of The rural distsiets
taste Of the professional tsaiaias Afforded
BY the Stats Normal School, the privileges
sf which they may b unable 70 enjoy. The
demand for the professienal training si
teachers is coussaatly Increasing. asd like.
wise the facilities. The Nsrnsl sehosis in
the East are .verhowias with students pre-.
pairing for better work. The trend Of The
profession every where is upward. Moss
and mora each year bright young mes aud
women sre entering its ranks for permanent
work. In many places remuneration is sp.
Preeiating. Among the measures warmly
urged by the school superintsudsnts Of the
enuntry At the National Meeting in Philadel.
Phia last February we're: "The eseabIishnsnt
Normal Schools, colleges for the preparation
0ftsaehsrs. schools ofpedasssy ia the uni.
versitiss. courses Of lectures on the ssisasc Of
teaching, educational pssiodisals, the pSinsi.
pies sfeivll services ~ applied 70 the tsashsrs
sf the psblis schools, and the snaesment ol
lsvs in The several States requiring from sll
candidates fer the once Of tssshsr. ssrsiA.
sasss Of qusli6eatisn frsm The 9 tats sathosi.
ties" The sneosssfai tsashsr Of the fHturs
eanast afsrd 70 ignsre thsas iudiessseas q
progress. nsr 70 slisht the fasilisiss s6ordsd
fer Prsfsssls.si training asd improvement.
EIpsrisassd tssshsrs can d Muoh fer The
sssesss Of the Institutes BY sivias the go.
asstsr ssd instrustsrs their hssssy es.oPsra.
tisa. Thsss ssyEsstisss carry With them che
hsps that the Institute vsrk Of shs prsssnt
ssssos may hsas abuadsat trait 10 Ne sub.
segment vssk Of the sshsols.
Cordially.
N. B. Cor, lStase Ssss
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
; s.C,...sIS1s eseA.


Ny cid vsnaa aiat q Prsity
Es sun s<h1r winniS \;
Worked 10 hasd sArs~ \ lii Fssksa-
Allsrs tsaAsd HGhs 1, Biz;
Never spsat her ips In psi~PiI'
Like sum oshsf uimn4s wsA-
faint stuck ~ hsaasy !, vay-
Ijsst love her 'sAsss As's eesl.
It was way bask shsrs q 80
That welded her one dsy-
Folks all lowed that ws vus GselisA,
Bat we he'd to hev our way,
Didn't have thing 70 start with
Started, thsush. q best ~ could;
Shes been true 10 evsry premise,
An I love her 'sanas she's good.
Well ws'vs trsvslsl long together
Forty years without . jar;
Rsissd . family thet we're proud Nv
Just like ether parents srs-a
1t wus her, not ias, that made 'sn
Grow mp heass' like they shssidj
And you bet tbsy love her fsy Il,
Wbils ! lsvs hsr 'sasss shs's gssd.
Dst sss sias fer weskia's svss,
We must ssks Nlels rest;
Es W. travel II the shadsws-
Aiss got many ysars st bsst
'Jsrs - bosh'll 70 up ysadsr
Es ssss Bible ed - sssla-
0ha'Il b pretty O - aagsl,
But IN lsys hss 'esuss shs's god.
GtA.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
az DILfl uDgPI5DfIf
WILLIAM JAMES. propri.s.r.
neMDess eassosa..

TN 1xDese O0es00k.
The sxPess sf shaas frsa ths uaitsa
esasss sss the saeasi yAr ssAjsg ysly 1. are
ssw sstiaassa = 100000 bashsls, With
such nssfasst abssad daring . short o.op
sud high prisss and With fair crops in
Eursps tie ssposs fov lsel-s2 will hr AZ.
ss~d the pnsssat years asprss. Ssr the
EAsNNn sssssvss will b. rsAassd 70 the
AiHia'sn. asd shis, tsssthsr With bad srsps
abroad. Will Insure decided isafesss.
Tbs French wheat sssp, Il Is aaid, will be
$4,000. 900 y 10 90 900 bssAsls short and
In ths Uaited Kiasdon ths outlook is most
disssurasiss. Ssd ssep news is also re.
ssivsd ffsa Germany. Al these sountriss
uast import havily sad Of our soo, 900 900
bushsl crop, wheh We have already com.
msnssd to harvest. 100000 bushels T.
hunsry forsisasss. Inaids ofa me,th this
ssrssn Of whsss will ssnnssss tp crpss the
Atlantic snA . nstasa nsvsnsnt Of gsld In
IL plass. TAs sssssaplssie. efthA state
sf thi.ss shsald aG"rd especial delight -
Ne hissssSi valley. for.hsth Kassas and
nisssuri premise NEST abundant wheat
Yields tbis ssassu.-K. C. JsvsAal,
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

celersde h SOW the fo4rsh stats In the
sAioa 10 The produstiss y pstrsIsam.
tssnsylvsnis ssing Arss, 0sis second. West
Fkgisia thisd asd csIossds. fourth, with
Sl6, 40 ssrrsls y hes sssdit fas tie census
year 1859. Since thea, however, the pre-.
duetiss hes increased steadily. and y ssss
- ~ 1ssky xsnatain Oil company cen.
pssss their passs the prsssas output will b.
issssassd faliy one hall.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
n.skue.,s A.esss s.sv..

nosADsa's Asesss 0ssv~.
The best sAlvs u shs world for outs, bruises
-, ssrss. alssrs. Salt Rhsun, fsvsr ssrss.
tsttsr. shappsd hasds, shilblsius, oorss and
al skis ssaptisas, snd posltivsly cures
piles, sr NO pay required. II 10 guaranteed
70 give psrfset sasisfAesiea, Or money re-.
funded. Prizes IS ess. per bog. For sals by
LATHAM 1 wILLIAlss aad l. n. ACAus-
BAY
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Rseksss.. A,asss a.ly..

The Bsss Sslvs 1. shs vsrid for Cuts,
Brsisss, So,s. Ulesrs. Salt Rhesn. Fever
ssrss. Tstsss, chsppsd Hsuds. Chiibiains
cssAs, sd Skis Krsptions. ssd posisise.y y
ssrss Pies. o. - pay rsqsirsA. IL y guar.
sstssd - give psrfsst astisiAetion, or mosey
refunded. Price IS costs per b"x. For Sale
Ny Lashaa 4 Williams aaA I. y. McMsrray.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

The following order was issusd a the war
department Saturday; "rhs 6sid or union
Of the national 1ax in uss 10 the army will,
- sad aftsr July 4, 1891. consist Of ~ stars
in'six rows. he sppss aad lower rows -
have eight STAR sad the ssssnd. stird. fourth
and 6hh rows ssvep stars each. 10 . hlss
osld."
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
saps.se.s ~ aaAAss. ssly.

We vast voDas II every county u -
tsbiish Csssss faslas fos The sale Of d.
and Clsspa, xssraatsd never u hrssk, will
oatwsar say shsss erdinssy eorssts. Waxe,
~ 70 Us pss moath and sxpsnses; ws fur,
nish eenpfets stock On consieanent.
osstleuisats Mentally; position permanent
- sutGt fsss; ineioss 10 casts stAisps y pay
nsstass etc., aAdrsss With rafkrsncss.
q. n NICHOLS = CO.,
IS East 14th g.. New York City
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
Hsties ~ PshlSessasa

LAND OFFICE, AT MoxrRoss. CoLo..
Nay 2Sth. 1901.
Notice d hefebv given that tho following
nausd settler has hled noties of his Intention 70
make nnnl peo0f In support al his claim, and
thaI said psoaf VIII be msde before G. n. Henry,
Judga and ex.oGheio clerk q county court 1t
Delta. Cslo., on July ilth, 1921. Wis,
ROBERT TkICKKL,
81, and :, - 8. 7 Il; "a q Wcp M m. IL
names the following Witnesses 10 prove his Onn.
tinnos residence upon and cultivation Of said
lApd vis:
Caesar ianola, Charles n. Gresham, John B.
Hsst, Snak c. Castls, Of Dslta, Colorado.
", n. STEELE, RsRistsr,
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

IN Barton eeuay Ksssas the wheat d.
ssrsyer he's hssn discovered to ~ small
whits worm shrss.sigh of ~ Inch In length
working 10 he hart 81 tbs stalk hsswss,
he hssd end lrst joint.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24
. ". BUAfsn. Ada's.
Notice..

Mn. Emma Stafford sstidss all parties VIZ
have been in the habit Of taking wssd. viii.
out psrmIssisn. from bsr farn. sn sithsr side
sf the river, not r ssssv her pssaisss asaia
without permission. Apysss visia1ise ~
rulss will W prsssested,
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

IL w.. rspsrtsd that sizty.fosr est Of
sssssty.Aes essntiss in the Tsxas graia
~ sAAv tssai insssassd ssrssss ever last
syeas ser whsss, earn esd osts Il bstwssu rs
~ 100 pr ssst.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

ofths II. .0o0.oo0 square nilss Of Afsiss.
.saiy absue 4, 70 .00a rs~sin which hsvs not
bsse sisinsd hy saas Earopsaa power. and
ness AhAa half q shis sres liss Within the
Aasest ef oehars.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-24

Ths SSi1swisS STACK have no stats motto,
ysdiasa, nlsstssippi, Nsw Hsmpshirs. New
Jppsy. AArth casolfaA. ohis ~ Texss.