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The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MeNTRosE, CoLe

LAND OFFICE AT MoNrRosE, CoLol
March 5. lsei. :
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
ed tiler has filed notice OF his intention make
final proof In support of his claim, and that Mid
proof wall be made before Register and Receiver,
al Mentrcse. Colorado. on April Il. 1ss4, viz:
WILLIAM J. JACKSON,
Who made Presumption D. $. No. 1881 ute Series
for the NWA SEA Sec. 1. Twp. 10 5. of R. " ".
9th z. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation II,
said land. viz: sylvester Mays. Theodore Baker,
John q. Adams, Thomas A Griffith, all Of Delta.
Colorado.
Mrs. Jennie Morrow who made d. s. No. 1850
Ute Series Is especially cited to appear ON said
cancelled
A. f. AMsBARY. Reg ster.
lfirss pub. Mar. !, last Apr. II. is9al
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six days shalt thou labo-,r says the
great lawgiver. To do good work. man
must be at his best. This condition is
attained by the use OF Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. 1t overcomcs that tired feeling,
quickens the appetite, improves Giges-
ton. and makes the weak strong.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Regular services at Methodist church
mex. Sunday morning and evening ut
usual hours Morning theme Con
SCIENCE" evening subject Tho Human
Memory. and the Important Part II
Plays in Mans Destiny An interesting
prelude before evening sermon.
j. II. GIL, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The freight trains. both east and west
bound, will stop and start from Delta
daily, and only every other day run to
Grand Junction. There is also rumcr
of a move toward working the passenger
trains the same way. The stop oyer"
will help Delta considerable.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Oac might as well try 10 stem Il e
rapids OF Niagara, us 10 expect perfect
health while scrofuious ;aint exists in
the blood. Through its alternative and
purifying properties, Ayers Sarsaparilla
removes every ,vestige of Scrofulous
poison from the blood.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Delta County should feel proud OF the
many intelligent and substantial settlers
who are buying land this spring.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Stock of Dry Goods i'm Denver.
S.cc:< OF Gcacr, 5:ereha.,,:sc near
Denver.
Nice clean stack o, Groceries
eSicck OF Hart. ware in Denvrr.
Also Improved rms. ,ln: n:raproNrd Den
rc- property
Address Geo. stephan. Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Mr.. j. Gillctt, former merchant Of
Salida, has purchased the stock and
goodwill OF Il. +. Williams grocery store
and leased the building. He will take
charge May lst.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Mr.. c. p. Nutter has been appointed
Sheep Inspector by the State Vsterinery
Surgeon, and last Friday started to see
the sheep which are coming this way
from Utah.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

State Superintendent Murray will de
liver free lecture tonight in the High
School building. He is the Populist
official who was here last scar advocating
the closing up Of tho country schools.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
LOCAL.

Frank Shields returned last week from
Fairbanks. Iowa. He must have some
Of Delta's ozone air and sunshine once
more.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
COMING.

people of Delta County. Ex-Governor
ST. John, the renowned orator, will speak
at the School House Hall on Thursday
evening, April 26th. Reserved seats, p
cents. General admission 10 cents.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

VIM. jackson tomorrow makes proof
on 10 acres OF choice land up the Gun
nisoa valley. Mrs. Morrow is notified as
Il contestant.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Badness is either hereditary or caused
by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing
tight fitting hats, and over work and
trouble. Halls Remover will prevent it.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Thos. j. Lowrey. Of Grand Junction
was in town several days last week look
ing up business location.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

J. ]. Winton will sell you Tongue creek
coal for s4.00 per ton, the best coal in
the State.
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For safe.

Forty acres of land fenced; small new
house: good water right; $500; cheapest
property in the county. Enquire at this
office ~ of the owner.
Gro. o. STATES.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The supply OF water is limited to-day
owing to the laying Of new pipes in the
main near the engine house.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Mr.. T. Bell Of Salida has been in the
county few days. and will probably in
vest in this vicinity.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

A. o. Clark and W. 7. Hays have re-
moved the stock OF goods in the Hawk
eye Store to Ouray, where they will
will open large store.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

We will reply to our cont emporarys
second attack on the Peach Valley peo-
pie when the "scorching July SUM- is
shining. We will then give the subject
a couple OF columns.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

And still Coxey's army goes marching
on-when it is neither in Jail nor in
camp, which is good share OF tho
time.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Arbor Day will be appropriately OBJ
served on the Goth inst. ut the Gunnison
Valley school house by the cntcrprising
residents Of that valley. This is also the
last day of school. and M elaborate pro
gram Is TO be arranged
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

To the wife OF H. X. Ferguson, OF Sur
face Creek Mesa. Saturday, April I, 1894
an So pound boy.
Mother doing well, and papa happy.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Tho Chicago Concert company drew
fair hoose last Saturday evening and
were we'll received. As to the financial
end which was to 60 toward tho seating
Of the hall ut the school house, it took
scheming TO haye anything over.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
" The Brotherhood OF Man,

I" The Brotherhood Of Man."
The Forthcoming lecture on this sub
ject by Mr. Frank p. Beslin. the blind
OK editor. is set Tor Friday evening. April
18th. at the school-house. Mr.. Beslin's
we'll ability as 4 public speaker
is q guarantee that all who attend will
be entertained. He will discuss the sub
jcct on the hard times, political economy,
and our industrial system. Admission
free. but we suggest that everybody go
prepared for the hat. as from what Mr..
Beslin said privately not long since VIC
infer that his pantry is about empty.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Call and scc tho sc sl7 gold filed watches
G. W. SroSo 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Tho president. it is said, viii suddenly
commend TO the kindly consideration OF
his cuekoos wild cat banking sys.cr.,
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Tho latest styles in ladies' fine shoes
Oxfords and strap sandals may be
found ut Castle & Reynolds.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Fruit Inspector Sawyer ison the jump
these days looking over stos., OF trees
received.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Fruit trees are being planted very fast
this spring. and larger quantity than
ever before
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The Colorado, the magnificent hotel at
Gienwooi Springs, was decorated and
furnished from top TO bottom by We
man, Mrs. a. ". Bailey, the wite of the
manager, and this lady originated one
charming and novel idea. Instead of
the average bridal suite. Mrs Bailey pre-
pared two, one for blonde brides and one
for brunet.es.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Geo. Moody left Monday far Lis placer
diggings in the San Juan country.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Del States. owner OF the Williams coal
mine, has been awarded the contract to
furnish Tie Ouray smelter with coal.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
IrYau srr Gcln. Ens,

You will find the time and service of the
Burlington Route superior to all other
lines.
The magnificent gas-lightcd vestibule
Flyer" leaving Denver daily at o:oo p.
M, reaches ST. Louis at 10 Il. IN. and
Chicago at S;oo a M. the second morn
ing. making connections for all points
east.
The Burlington is the only line run
ming through sleepers and chair cars
from Denver TO Ss.Louis without change.
For full particulars apply to local
ticket agents. or address G. W. Vallery.
General Agent, No. 1859 18th street,
Denver.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

II. N. Stone. ono Of the Peach Valley
men. arrived Saturday from Denver.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

At the last meeting OF the town coun-
Gil saloon licences were granted for the
next six months. and the new council
men sworn in.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Murray james and f. r. Cole left this
morning for San Ecrnarlo with flock
of cattle for j. +. Cole.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

G. l.. Wright and Dave Bailey are
putting on great Jumps Of style. They
are to have private Offices in their stores
and transact business in metropolitan
fashion,
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Ber: Norton retu: ned from Dubois
last Saturday but does not seem to be
wei. Impressed with the camp.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

What fine missionary field Kentucky
would make
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Mrs. Hastings is moving into the Ave
nue. Hotel this week.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Wall paper. paints, oils and artist
matcrialsat
GALE BRos.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

We notice Republican Leagues are be-
ing formed in other co oIrties, and it
should be started here. The meeting OF
the National League in Denver in June
should inspire all loyal Republicans to
action.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The state organizer OF Republican
League clubs moro than has lis hands
full.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Marshal Wagner expects to turn water
in all the town bitches next week.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Ladies' to buy fresh tested flower seeds
at Mrs Duvalls Millinery store.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The Gunnison is rapidly rising, but
will hardly reach the height it did last
spring.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

J. q. Curtiss Of Pitkin is ut Paonia
visiting his father Commissioner Curtiss.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

A petition has been sent in for post,
office at the State Bridge.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

The buds are commeI cling to show
themselves on the fouit taees.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Call and sec the bargains at
GALE BRos.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Something new in furniture at
GALE BRos.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

1t is estimated that over eS0,G00 fruit
trees have already beel ordered for
Delta county. Nearly double the num-
Der of trees will BE- planted in Delta
county to what will be planted in Mesa
county.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Two cars Of furniture of new and artistic
designs just received at
GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

InoW hsve n Liam Company ihrf is
ready 10 make all ihc good r sach loans
desired.
Geo. stephan. =. .e NJ. i:ank.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Ernst Stolt and family OF Denver ar-
rived in town to-day. and will take up
their residence il our nlids.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
Born

To Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, little daugh-
ter, Tuesday, April 10. 1894.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Keep your wife in a good hunOr by
getting her some of that Tongue creek
coal: $50 delivered.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

$4,000 10 place Oh good ranch pro-
perry for years by an eastern party.
Geo. Stephan. =. a y. Bank.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11
1Soloius .slsrjd~ or Delta" Coal nj
the l;ot. .hall Lasnber Yard.
$500 per ton.

Grange S.s s.~i asa Eas.ssr.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

SoIics.
Do rot plant any trees until inspected,
unless the trees are guaranteed by the
nursery furnishing them.
". J. SAWYER, Inspector.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

G. L. Wright pays cash for chickens.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post oftics at
Delta. Colo, April l1th. 1894.
Allen. Mrs. H. c. Nicholas. c. NJ.
1t not called for in 50 days, they will
bc sent 10 the dead letter Office.
w. o. STEPHENS, P. N.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

None, 30 loan on Ranches.
II. II. SMITH
The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

oAarsGe. WCl pav inonUso. uine dr,r.ifs. and
I've Sssass asd sasrfai - cSaisetlou attention.
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nooh 81 Mormon. An account % no
Ancient Inhabitants Of tlo American Cont.
neni vfiti1n By Ore htn1 Of Mormon upon
plate tkFn frlin che pInisi Of Nopli, f1ahd
na1 Manchester. Ontario Co., soy yoft, md
translated By tta Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr.
auL iAiii Poll Box, il.l1, Fui n1ln, ii.1si
iul n1cf lfmln. iit1 Pull Leather. embossed,
tiN. Iuu C.1ih, embossed. tfol
uooh OF Mormon. t1ar,s rnutJ Morocco,
Extra oll iloi Leather. Gnt. 800 Leather.
tl25. Cloth u.f5.
Docirinc aud Covenants OF the Church Of
Ie.us olur o. tatierd,y saInui continuing
Dc Revelations given 10 Joseph smith, IT,. tha
ffupfot i1r ths buiiding up u tho Kingdom oi
God iu rio last days uut tlis. rull nlot,
ilol. Pull H1in ti1ii Pull Dock ltuiill, $3.50
ful Loithar, embossed, ti.l5i Tuu Cioui, sm.
bossod. ii.D
Doctrine AMI Covenants. tfafeu Prail,
hofuo1o, hfin dIg taB; Lsaiaer, GnL
400. iatihrr tlni co.a, THIS
Pearl of Great prlrc. A chaico s,iesiian
npm ua novohuous. runaitHHs, ani har
rttons " Joaoph smith. nni rrihoi, Seer
and hofalai1r ~ Che Church % Jesaa Christ -
tliier-iiy Hhnit M1f1cao, Uu. tl,Ii
irhiher ouh tLol, Roam sse,i CIlh, oll'
tds..d, tia
Key TO the science Of theology. %.
fsucd h' m inirliucIiNn 90 uhu iIIsI IHntl'
p.n % spiritual rMioaophy Religion. law
hni aotcnm.ni, a. Delivered ly DC A1.
cuhta, anl as liait1rrd iu this arc fdf thu dnh
dusciopmaul 81 uaiyoua ptaet. truth ani
inoviedse. ~ rlngI P. Pratt Pull Roam,
embossed, i5c,. ruu cioth, cmboHri, ooo.
Voice OF waraiuE. An Introduction to he
IlIh and ulairHe uf tho yhHrah of toiua
Christ OF iauariay shinn ~ raHoy y
Pratt ruu g0aH embossed, S9si Fuii Ciuul
embossed, al5i uup cioth, So
Spcnccr's Lcticr,. Eshtuug tie most prom.
lHoHi doctrine % 90 Chuf,A af Jesus Chf.ai
q Lai,or,iay Saints, ~ urslu speurcr, a. a..
Co uh.sh is ais1 aided h.s Lsiilf ON ratri.
real ouior, u reply 90 he Bow william
croae a. 49, boston. Mass. ran H1an, ON.
bas.ei, tIUE Pull Cioh, embossed, 49,,
Leather. ESQ. dui, flgl
iiymn Book. ruea.iem riiuon cloth. a5s;
POLL Husu, ,S.i Fuu Leather, uoa Loaihor.
extra nHish. til1i Leather. out ti5o.
Catechisn FOR Children. Etitiins ha
pr1miueni doctrines oi ho church ~ Iasm
chuH % Lauor7ihy saints ~ John isluos.
leather, aie. ci1lh, 1c.. lizards, alc
fap1f Gown, i5c.
A Compendium n ha doctrines Of he
Gospel, ~ rnnhih u. richards and Jas. A
latuo. Leather, ulL tl01, Losihsf, tt.to,
Imitation leather, ul5. cloth, iio.
Ready References. Scripture ,oti, arranged
| iH rallocilyo ofier, uiu historical notss, tsc
! U.s., ui1. and ti.0l, according TO bildius.
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A, A. Crozior Of Michigan makes this
report of a cauhnower experiment 10
Rural Now Yorker;
In tho spring of 1893 | mado trial OF
tho following varieties Of American
grown caulilowOr seed: Earliest Dwarf
Eriurt, Narrow Loavcd Eriurt, Largo
White Erfurt, World Beaten, loudor.
sons SNOWFALL and Long laland Beauty,
The reed WIS soWu in tho open ground
May 20, and about 200 plants obtained
OF zach variety wgro tiuusplant'd Juno
%. An examination made Sept, 81
showed tho number Of heads muturc1 at
that timo 10 boz, Long Island Beauty,
2s; Henderson, SNOWFALL, n; World
Beaten, 10; Marrow Lcayed Eriurt A.
Largo White EriurJ 9 Eriurt Earliest
Dwarf, none.
Tho latest maturing varieties had
generally tho b0at heads, those ot Mar,
row LcivOd Eriurt and irfurt Elri,at
Dwarf hoing particularly fine. The
latonoss OF those two varieties WINS uu-
expected Tho heads of Long Island
Beauty were very poor and lgniy, aud
tho plants lacked yigUr Henderson r.
Snowfall was interior 20 that variety as
obtained direct from Mr, Henderson,
World BUator gave few magnificent
heads, hut most OF the heads though
solid und hoHyy, wCro very le1iy,
Whether the fault Is On tho climate or
IN tho selection American grown seed
docs not seem 10 be- yet what we want
Tho plants arc generally vigorous and
do not fail TO head, but the honds aye
not so uniformly perfect as those from
the best strain of imported s..l
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Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glar and ntuprooL Rents 80 20 S25 por
year
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arc crossed by running water often no.
ccssitatiug bridges for Tho passage n
farm teams or o foot bridge f0r tho fam
fly.
Ills unfortunate that ro many neglect
properly 10 construct such bridges al
1ro required, for iu the often Carolcal y
built affairs that servo 90 span these
streams they miss both tho element OF
safety aud tho element Of good looks.
Vol constructed farm bridges nre clYa.
bic Of adding not a little 60 tho attract
ivoncss Of place. Throwing % couple
@, logs across stream and covering
thoso with "a heterogeneous collection of
plauks, or 10 may DO of round and uu.
even uUlngs, docs moi subsofNU safety,
convenience or beauty Tho lcscrip
tious hero reproduced from Country
Gentleman show how farm bridges may
b. constructed simply, but strongly
aud Ia way 10 give an air Of noaiuos
10 the work.
Tho fret illustration shows an under
construction IN which the couior of tho
bridge D. supported 10y two lateral
braces, whose power % support. ar
ranged In this way, IS very great
The noKt figure shows braces arranged
above tho span, whose power 90 alal
great, the support being OF the same ma
tufo ~ that shown ia the preceding fs.
urc. but differently applied
Where still greater strength Is desired
for tho passage OF heavy loads, q comb.
nation Of these two forms will Boz effect.
I've, no shown Ia Fig. o. whore tho up
per braces support tho middle of tho
span, aud tho lower brace support that
portion between the rnililo and either
end Tho ends Of tho strngcrs in such
bridges should rost upon well laid rocks
10 give pormauonoc aud stability 20 the
structure. Foot bridges aro oftcnuc'l1l,
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miseella3eouS Works.


Orson pratts WORMS, a seriss Of pamphlet,
on DO a15uinea Of Tho gospel, "a bo,s Of aiI
page, i'g.
tIaud-Iiook OF Reference o, no history,
chronology, religion ani country Of ne tatias.
daJ 3aiuts-tar saints anl aFuugcfs, -
The fife aud Labor- of HIiEA u. SNOW
smith, win "a hln account of Dor fanorai
aoOlc., postpaid, iss.
Does the Eithir Sanction poiyEnmyi
ada-asiaa between i1dar Orson Pratt and pf.
J. .. Newman, n which O. added Tires d.
courses on celestial marfia.ia ~ Elders oraou
Pratt ucuago A. Smith and Coz, y Cannon,
g5-
Joseph smith Was he Prophet Of
Godi ByJ. n. sioiahl, price rspar, aac.
a Review q the Dcciaon Of hs supreme
Court ~ he O., s., In No otss Of uoorgs
Reynolds, ~ Goorgp y. Cannon, Aic.
Book OF Abraham, ~ autaoausiiy sltai-
isllsi, By Goo. Esynolds 2sc.
The Preocptor, - John Hielol,ou, sc.
The spanIdinE story, or Manus-rip,
Hound. rupor, Di Cloth, o.. 0lLn
Angel OF the PrairIes; or = pfeam o, The
Future. nyP.p. rntL iOa.
The Mormon question. ~ John Taylor.
Iuc
Poems. Religious, distorted and Political. ~
riia II. sn1u. Vol. 2, Leather, as, VOL =
coh, u.ol. Vol 1, cloth, Cut 1se' Vol. l.
Cl1lh, sna.
Harp OF Zion. Poems ~ John lyon. Cloth,
alt i5c.i cloth, Doe.
Yeas OF Jubilee, piscoursai delivered at, and
gaaom pf16rcilEgs Of ho Hiu'h Annual
Conference, 80.
Restoration OF she Everlasting Gospel.
ny doorsv rr.slaiu, ls
Intempernncoi D.
A Voice nroIn tho Mountains Zoe.
The Resurrection. ~ President brigham
Guide 90 snn LaEs City sna is I'm.
vironA, -
Ths Martyrs, Eooouni Of rss nsryrdom Of
Joseph and iiyrum Smith, with stool enHrayingi
Of those nozzle mon, " J.. o. Giiuanlld, s1c.
Gospel Philosophy, showing Tho absurius,
OF innioli'y and tho harmony OF no gospel
Win science ana history, T5c,
The Iiaad Of Providence. a. shown In ,hs
history Of nations and individuals, from tho
lroal ap1sta'y 90 tho restoration OF tho gospol,
'''- '' so ''S''- '''' in''''
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PLANTATION OF uo principles OF the GOSPEL, In
eN'l'' ~, VIZ 'Al ~
s',-' ..i'-'N ''''''''''' " NA''''' We
ntnioru.. ana u..t,.,,on. M.
contain. Nice, .pitst., m, ,,,l.lig And ,,,,,,,
entertainments. 2s,.
why We Practice Plural Marriage,
tya"N1Huon" vito and mothor-liolcn Ala
"nlu'3i plDA ooNrf' -A''
UnIawmI Combination, containing Tho n.
uarlaAf ruling Of Judge q. s. Zane 10 Utss
Territory 900 thi1 important question, aie.
/ The Tennessee Massacre ana H. causes ,
Lecture by John Nicholson, gi,.
/ qhr ,ts,,,.t, yfo.5o,,. uo..,.r, .,,
announcement, - - IAN -, =, ~,
tragedy, ana pi,oo Tho blame where n propsn,
belongs, by @ ". rcnroae, Csc.
Hood Atoncment, b. q. W. ponro.e. az
plains he doctrine a. undontood b. IAtter.dal
1 nAlntt 2nfs
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VERY GrRoSo nnIDGE-roor nmDGE.
and hero Il Is possible 10 achieve some
really artistic effects, Tor rustic work. 10
often appropriately used, Is hero On.
tiroly appropriate 10 itl surroundings.
Fig. shows a design for % foot bridge
which may bc used as a suggestion for a
design OF ones own. PLANT green
withos form tho sides above tho flooring
and unpooled trunks OF small growth
the portion below. Whore slabs can bo
obtained with tho bark still remaining
upon them they can be squared upon tho
edges and used instead OF boards Tor tho
flooring thus adding 10 tho rustic effect
OF the whole
II IS 10 DO remembered that In an tho
figures given no attempt ismado 30 show
tho entire bridge but simply the clOya-
tiou Of ouo6ide. Such bridges will well rH-
pay their cost IN tho added security They
give 10 men and animals aud Ia tho mir
Of businosaliko thrift which they give q
place.
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Another invoice of English Pom.
gcttas. equal to Silk in finish
aud appearance. gsc sd
High Novelties Ia double width
Cambfics IN choice figures and
stripes, worth soc and 5Sc yd,
at soe and 12lc I'd
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quickly htsncd and sont TO market.
whore they win fetch 900 extra good
price lu markets whore rich yellow legs
and skins and "a large, plump body arc
especially rHroj,
/ hlvo had experience with various
brccdtoi poultry. and know OF u0uothat
will laya creator value of eggs boo % year
than tlo aEbt Iulmla luluOt assert
that Lash0m w'iuot lay NOR, esq. Ia
a year They win begin O. lay eight
weeks oF s1 before Brahmas matched at
tho nmo time hut Gao urHt b1lsof Log
horn o-.i, f, Oar W my experience rl. /.
arc llII when crri are comparatively
low Zoe prioo, wh,.o tAo great bulk N
nmhma crg Cau Do harvested whom Che
highest figure. Hru ruling. Aat1 prolific.
aUy. mj own Light lmhmuH aIouD ul.
cd from stock chat made % record of ln
average OF iol eggs each 30 ono year, loo
flock % mot le-a than 30. aud tho birds
OF tho present win Hlailu tHo record
Another point DO favor of tho LIGHT
Bmlunaa BE- ihcir quiotuo ono con
hardly drive them over q two foot fouco.
while mover set saw % fence that nLeg.
horn could uo, scale. Again, 8. is DO irl-
bio Go keep such fowl ON farm as VIII
permit OF poultry m1t upon tha Table
every wool iu tho year and for this pur.
poso tho Lcrhom b. not "in TO-" nor can
ono aell the cockcrclB De raises, except
for pittoucc. unless ho hntchcxtromcly
early. 70 a. 90 meet hodemand Tor brul-
CO... and tlou Tho pulles 800 Matched
woUll Do lna'~ go molt the first season.
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IN Novelty Weavcs we carry an asioft.
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numerous 20 mention,
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