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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
PROHIBICION A La PRENSA.

He aquf ell '"Decreto" que desde Cier-
fuegoz ha dictado ell General MARTINEZ
Campo8, relative d la publication de mott
ticias de le guerra:
'' Siendo frecuentes repetidos los ca
sos en- que la prensa periodical publica ca
tos, noticias correspondencias que, ex-
traviando sensiblemente la opinion, tien-
den favorecer las operaciones de las
fuerzas insurrectas 6 q perjudicar las del
ej6rcito nacional; y en- uso de las faculta-
des que me concode el art1culo 80 de la ley
de % de Abril de 1870, vengo en- decretar
10 siguiente:
Artfculo 10,-Queda prohibida en- alb.
aoluto la publication de noticias referen-
t9S a las Op8tacIO21T.~ InilitareS, quo 40 r.
c01ozcan origen cfi:i::l.
Articulo 20-Las ofici1as del Estado
IayoT de eato Capitaqia General, facillta-
ran Ia pTTenaa los lat IS y noticias, cuya
publicidad no ofrezca aquellos inconve-
nientes.
Cionfuegos, 30 Do Julio de 1895.
Arse"1o Martinez de Campos.
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les niegan que 80 proyecte hacer en- ol ex-
una operaci6n de D9uda con des-
tino Cuba. Afaden que, legado el ca
SO de hacerla SO neg0ciara en- Espana.-
En- el partido c0nservador aunneut<a Ia dl-
vision. Los liberales aseguran que el Sc
flor C&novas caera del poder q fines de
ano, sin discover las C0r5As.-En los ciTcu-
los ministoriales SO cree qua las elecciones
SO haran on Febraro Eel seilor Castelar,
ha manif0ata2o qua, On Las cucrtiones de
Cuba, tieu0 i1MDr3siOnGs Optl1nISGaB. E"&a
segurO do Quo 10 guerra t6rmn"r31 On OC-
tubre. Opina quo el seilor general Martl-
nez Campo8 es irreomp1oZab1@, por ahora,
en- el G0biornO General de- >;uba. Ra de-
claradO que Ia dOctrina de Monroe, es IRA
cional y que, con ella, los EatadoB Unidos
solo consiguen perturbar. Els1 agrogado
Que el pueblo dc los Nstad0s Unid0s no es
conQuistador. I'll sefiOr CASTELAR, desea
que on Espana hays tregua entire los par
tidO8 p0liticOs y que Sc aplacen las cleo
clones hasta que SO cOnOzca Ell rGsuIG~d0
dc Ia campafla de otofo contra loE ruv0iu-
ciOnari0s dc Cuba.-El seflOr SiIvEizs tam
bi6n es partidario dc la treY Aa; l>or0 opina
que debe ser br8ve Y Q11a c,-:Tl*n3 Teun1r
prOntO las C0rt&s, pOrQu4 <hJ143 au1n0nGa-
ran la fuerza moral dol gobierno en- IL
question de Cnba.-El ex 3I&inistrO liberal,
seflOr L6p*Z Pa: :scerver, ha d1chO Quo no
SO opens & le> tEex<l2A oiGnsa co111o ol So
fior Bilvola, qu3 IL 25>1azslJz2 do COrtos no
jieb8 r8traHarso IauulO. E1l se1lOr Lopez
Puigcorv*r ha lnanii 6tad3 que SO necosi
TAN dos ailos d. gGbl0rnO c0uaarS adOr pa
| I'll que u D&rtidU Ub*ral SO r4organic0 On
| Ia oD0eici6n.-La @scu.4<5ra DO instruction
ha foudoado 7n Tangar. Coa e8t8 Ix2otiv0
SO hacon lnuchos commentaries. I-o5 14l1'
| nistorial0s &46eguran que Ia pEos01cl2 Qo
nuestra escuadra 0r2 las agu"% Do MaEEu9
COS obedece s la nec#sidad d. uue Espafla
| tenga repres 3ntaci5:2 en- dzchas costas
ahora que otras nacionos ez4vzan buQues
& elias.
Madrid, 14.-Dicen de TdnGor one ha
llegado aquel puort3 Ia escuadra eBp>sfl>
la al man1o del co4tra~ 3lI1iranto se310r
MontOio-So cornpo1o la oscuadra d. los bu-
quos "Polayo", '%Ajf>>uso KIP, ''Ma51Q26a
1e Ia E1sonatl5a" y ''Vizcayu" III. gobi3r-
no de Wa8hing gtOn h. 0311 G51aIo que ac@p-
tara ol pago dc la indoru~: 3z5ci6n Mora
conplota on el mes 10 582j54u>br0 y que
ont0nc08 doducir6I H.: inter- 3 3.-HI mi
niBtrO do los e 35e13s Uui3@ua e.: fat. C0Eto
ha declarado en- 1zna oxztr3vs5tu qu3 ] 1a8
entire ambO3 paj88s.-TOd0s los sOl1ado8
penadoB que halla on Ia Peninsula ear&u
lndultc&c3o8, eiompr3 que vay@n al 0j5rcltO
de Cub0.-"El InpGGcia2' publ1ca IN ar
tfculo On c1al dice gus los a1n4rican0s, ami
m2d03 por 81 6xitO de Ia rec54y1I Gi5n Mora
cOxnonz&r&1n nuevas roclau14CiOnes de
otrO8 ciudadano#, en- brave,
Paris, 14.-C3z.@::ni<A a do Vioro que
81 prluciD0 Fernando t. yH 4 Sofia = Tue
recibido CON entusiaHnlo lll j3f8 de II poll
cia Unrokff ha sidO d8t8nid0 Y acusado do
complicidad en- Ell asasinato de StambuLoff.
-Ha f7au0rto an esta ca ~i5aI Luciano Ma
pol00n BoDapart8 WYSo uno de los funda~
dcros do la euprosa dol C~na2 do Panama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
A IB O NITO

Hace un af1o cabsl, que publicamos
IN extonso art1culo raforente al pueblo de
Aibonito. Entonces referimos algunos
Que h~y no hay para q u6 reproducir.
aqu5l pueblo, pues no hemos podido obser-
v>zr nj la mas insignifcante muestra de
prog groso, con la tlnica exception de las
bras en- la nueva igiesia, qua contindan
con los fondog del Estado, con pU Ia incan9a- G;
fana, y con la acertada direction del sefior
Nd1ez. La hermosa plaza, que podria es-
tar convertide en- I'm pequeho parq1e, es
IN campo dc esmera1das que justifica la
fertiGdad tropical, adornada con escuali
dos arbolitos de almendrOs que no pueden
rrosperar con Ia baja temperature dc
aquellas montanas, Las GALES suc1as ?
aba9donadas, al extreme de que, en- 7 l4 4ra de
naendo bache de una 4 otra calzada. La
hygiene pdblica anda en- cueros luciendo
su horrible desnudez y pregonando tncon.,
.cebible desidia gubernativa, despojando al
pueblo do gran attractive para los que van
ALI en- busca de aires purQs; ouapdQ NUe-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20

We reciO y Sc TeUMeIUen las inmundicias,
SO necesitan narices de terc6o peIO para
resistir sin reventar. El alumbradO publ
co Sc asemeja las lamparas que SO d0di
can las animas del purgatoriO, demos
trardO que al cOntratista SO le perUnit9 que
busque 10 mads, dando 10 maenOs. LIS ca
minOs vecinales en- perp6tuO estadO trifni-
two de turtuOsas veredas, ,OlvidandO 81 mu-
nicipiO que esas pequef1as art0Cias s5n las
que nutren los grandes GAUGES. El CO.
mercIO anda en- f2GTejG con los almendrOs
de Ia plaza, esperando que llegu8n los ne
WOG1es y dejando pasO libre i los pesos que
Sc encaminan COano Y & Cay0y. Y uu
fin, all1 ell dolce farnaemto lie ha entronlza-
do para perjuiclo de todos y para el g3e-
nOsCabO individual.
Los habitantes de Aibonito son cultoa,
amab1es y sencillos Conocan individual
mento su8 apatfas, pero no hay forma Go
que asociandO los esfu8rz0s, saigan del
pern1closO maras.1 que los envu4lv>, pa
ra que el pueblo e1Uro 8n francas' Was de
progresO. ALI n hay autono1nistas de
clarados que fornen ig'> sia, p0ro lo8 in
condlclOnales entire II 50 tirau de las grn
nas de 10 Undo, a38meja r3us3 uns. Da,ti
da dc gallos de peloa. 5Ssra acas0 IL i'll
cha p0r el caciquisnO Nr1r3 lns Qr3 cou1u
gan con 81 n1is:no cHsube? 5Sera por vau
tura qua cause asoo2of 4 los mas, el cr"e5
que algunOs privileg ados 0roe55G31 y apo
t!G7a mas de 10 raZunablo, convisti4n<zc ,:::
grangerfas los bieuoa proco1nunal,s? V: IL
gen datos, y cantaremos tan clarito colno
al gallo do Ia paei0:3.
Con nuos5~A habitual fr&nQueza h>3-
mos expuo3t> algunaH IL, lrs .l'.Ii.: }:>,;:>:>
do aquel pueblo que cn@4lta c~n toIas n1aa,
mordaz, slto con 81 laudAbie p~Op5ai5, d.
propendor a i<A union, que es Ia bas= fun
damantal del progroso humane, pus 4in
concordia unjdad, rosultan sion2p~ ,:6-
bilee lae fuerzas por robustas q. pa~>> >zc>r3
Ya hemOs dicho en- otra oc4>i II uu3
Aibonito ocupa el primer puest0 j.: Il.
c11 contar nnujoros hermoeas. Ali :". hay
| para todo8 los gustos. Desd0 L. f:zz.:s',.
| fnorena cue abraaa con Ell fu~go, h"s:22 Ia
rubia do ojos azules que fagcina coz 3o dull
zura do 10 raza del Norto. Los ur1a 5aavan
p8rmaueci:so insonsibl9B & lis 1ays2. q do
CJpido, caor:|;1 venciQos ST va4 Il aG1eI
privilegiado pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
Ell kJ5JEDUCT0-

Para poder iz1fo,1a7ar al pdblico, con
exactitud de datOs, H0br0 cuosti5n de tan
vital inter6s para la vida urh>: n& hig16
MICA do osta Capital, h3G1G5 pJ0cUrAGo in
Quirir ei plan soDr8 que d@Gcanscs 10 en-
nienda al proyec5o dol 9oil:zr AlongO, pre-
s0ntada la JunT3 Muni>iNal en- II BHnI0n
del vi0rnes dltimo por los Srae. L0p4z Ce,
pero, Roman y Cabrera, obJ3niond0 10 la
amabilidad del priu1nr0 do GstOs s6f1Hres,
un &rnplio inforne, GUS convieno ser como
edo por cuantOs sig1#n con int0r68 el de-
aarrollo y debate dc tan imporbant1simo
asuntO.
Al ser presen*a'1a Ia enmionda, el Sr
Lopez C@p6r0 Ia <&poyO coz estos = parcel
dos terminus:
'"Todos conocoTnos Ia 1ndole del pro
veto dol Sr Alfonso, que en- rosu1nen eg
economics d0 los TX; nu puest1s ? armenian
do la contribuci0n dirocta o1> uu SO p0r 100;
este es, Ia f1ca Quo 2ag11o al Estado 80
pesos, p4gara al Ayun111ni3ut0 As pesos; !;
este, como 6s Co21HIg11ionta tra6rA 81 al
mento Do los alquilHr s de casas, la subi3a
de- los art1oulos d. prinora necesidod, Yes
tid0s etc, nni0ntra9 que Ia enmio1da solo
trata de hacor 81 eupr69tito p0r toda la
cantidad Que Sc nec36it<a para Ia Obra, 81 /
aumentar en- I'M solo c8ntavo Ia coAt1Ibu
ci6c. Que bien cr8Cida es est9 alO.
acknowledgements hay una difaraD0ia
de un proyecto q otro, de algunoe zuil8s d.
pesos. p8rO toda obra dc Ia magnit1d 10
6gta deb9 ser satisfocha, no por los &ctua-
les contribuyentes sOlamente, ,sinO tambi6n
DOE los futuros, que son On roalidad Los
Que vondran disfrutar d. Ia utilidad de
ella Por tonto, aurlico 10 Junta presto
mucha atenci0n & 10 que vot8, no vaya
euceder que por darlo aqua la Capital lie
demos su ruina."
El obioto del Sr Lopez Cepero, segdn
nos diiO, es evitar 4 t0d0 trance recargar
al vocindario coz una contribution 0ir, 6
tn, Ia cual esta probadO t4r3a ON deaapa
recor cuando SO i1npOno; pDos juzga que
ell empr6stito total rs factibi0 y .f;3dero,
ochando gnano 118 las ,>oonOu1a5 que pa
den practicarse on 81 presupu8sto municl
pal para el pagO del rointegro de Ia opora
ci6n bancaria interGs6s scofr2spond10n60s,
esDocialmonte durant9 los tres primerOF
amos, que. 4 mas do Gs5o, r6eultArla un s.
branto Que podF1a deStinarso, segun Gl 81
CoporO. & Ia construction del Lavadero
avonida Daban y quiza q rebaJar La Plaza
| de Armas.
Supone el Sr Alonso, en- su proyectc
que estas economics aBcionden a $6l, ,94l 81
anuales; el sef1or Copero cree que 6staf
pueden ascender $685. 5H3597 por tnodihca
ci6n Suppression de algun0s cap1tuEos del
Presupuest0 que paBan 8ar benefciO des
de el a1o econ6mico de- 1896 81, f4cha en-
Que emDozaran las Obras del AcueductO.
He aquf las economics que sag1n el 81
Lopez Cepero resultan del detenido estu'
dio practicable en- 81 Presupuesto munic1'
pal VICENTE:
Oapftulo 9.0-Artfculo 20-Par.
tida 1."-Fiestas ctYiqas 7 reli-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
La MODAiLUSTRADA

Los suscriptores de LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA Ell esta capital en- la Isla, reci-
Dlrao con 81 pr ss8rte nt1mero un eiempIar
do La M0do LIWstrGdo de Nueva.York
qua siguir0mos enviandoles gratuitamen.
to una voz todos los Dcses.
Djcho peri6dic0 convenientemente
1'u&trado dar=] una idea de las modas para
-''-1oras nln2 IN Ia gran metropoli nor
"a americana Con 10 cual creemos hacer
I'm obsequio q las lectoras consequences
de este diario.
P1daso La ModG LLa1strada & los reuar-
ti1ores y & los vendedores ambulantes de
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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giosas del Patron San Juan
para las que SO consignan s
maIZ pesos.
Cap1tulo 9.0-Articulo 4.o-Par-
tida ga Para anaortizar el
pr6stamo 6empr6stito celebra-
do COZ el Banco EspafOl de
Puerto Rico de $4,000 y sus
intereses segt1n contrato: car
ga quo desaparecera al final
del Bagundo ajercicio. ........
Capftllo 8. .0-Art1culo 4. .0-Par-
ti>Ias 1."y 2."-Resto que SO
aco72da s IL Nxcna Diputaci6n
dol pr6staulO do fondos dc San
NarcisO. ..,........ 1900"
Cap1tulo 9.0-Artfculo 11.-Par-
tidas la, "a, 3.", 4.ay s." por
dev0luciones y reintegros q
particularos y contratistas. e.
Aumentos obtenidos en- el i'm
puesto de consumes. ...."'....
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&B 49,. @s&a
IA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO"RlCO."
MARTEs, 30 DE AaosTo DE 1896. :,
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
De PUERTO-RlCO
SECRETARIA.

Verifcada la snbasta de las acciOnes declaradas
Caducas por faa de pago del cuarto dvdendO pasivO
seguq anuncios pqblicados en- la Gaceto Q9c11 or9S
habendo sdo beradas por sEs dueRos cento ren
ia de las enumeradas; solo rematarOn las dos CO.
los aones talon nr oroT r c G 6ro s Il @
5or postor a raz0n de cncuenta cinco pesos por
accl0n, 10 que Sc hace plblco para conocimiento Ie
=El Secretario, o,=SALVADOR FULLADOSA.=V,' B.
Ell Presidente N OYANGUREN 3-3
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res es decir al m6rito y decfr necesaria es
deoir al no m6rito. La hesitacion momen-
t&nea del disertante fu6 compensate por
una habil y escolastica distinction.
En resuInen; los ej6rcicios del 1ltimo
dia fueron brillantfsimos por parte de los
P. Pijoan y Riestra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
S 65.735
Esta cantidad nnultiplicada por los

Esta cantidad naultiplicada por los
tres aUos dc su devengo, da un total de
$107, POS; y como quiera que las atenciones
del =1npv6stito durante esos tres aflos as
ciandan solanaonta s $127,878, resultar1a
asornetsr sa las obras indicadas de utilidad
= ornate publico.
lei sr Lopez Copero, nos ha hecho Oh
4orvar que eli i1nporte de Ia amortizaci6n
s>1ua], durante cada uno do los ounce
ailoa, del capital i2teresos del empr6stito
i u>z} SO rof3ro Ia onmionda, asciendo el
5sflo que MAS 4 $6l, ,632, segdn ell cuadro
quo publicanoos: 7nenos de Ia cantidad
annual de occnosulas proyectadas.
Con osto quedar1a 81 municipio siem'
pre- en- disposition de recargar el SO por
1OO.Go contribution directa cuando las cir
cunstancias extromas 10 exigi@sen, a mas
de los $l2, All 81 que cesaran cuando ter
mine el adoquinado que 6era del aho 1899
81 20O,-fecha en- que empieza el primer
DIazo de IL aInortl2aci0n-sin necesidad
& j >xxavar ahora L I'LL contribuyento que
%3n realidad s;5frirla las cargas sin gozar
do los benefcios. 10 cual no es equitativo.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Rogers Mesa.

A SAD ACCIDENT am sorry to have
it fall to my lot to chronicle the sad ac-
cident which befell Frank Page, aged
II years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlss
Page.
He started out about 0 a. N. Tuesday.
Feb 10th, for a rabbit hunt with his
Oldest brother and Mr.. Gross. After go
ing some little distance he went eff by
himself The other boys came in about
6 D. M, and as Frank was not at home.
the family became alarmed and called
on the neighbors TO go and search for
him. About 1870 they found the dead
body of the boy some four miles from
hofae.
Upon examination it was found that
lie had accidentally shot himself, the
ball entering the left breast. passed
through the heart and ranged down.
coming out OF the back.
His loss is greatly felt at home, as he
was very good and kind to his parents.
He set good example by his moral ma
ture. The remains were laid in TIE
Rogers mesa cemetery, Mr.. Amos Rey-
nolds conducting the service.
The family came here about eight
months ago from Nebraska.
A. GOODMAN.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Married,

By Rev. Joseph Lower, Sunday morn
ing. February "A, 1895, at the residence
of G. n. Hastings, Miss Lula Stephens
and c. o. Anderson.
The ouple took the noon train for
Pueblo. and sf er visit there OF few
days start for their future home in
Arizona.
Mis-. Stephens is tie popular teacher
who has been teaching this winter at
the Gunnison. valley schoo! house. Mr.
Anderson is n bright young attorney,
late of the firm of Plumb Il Anderson.
lie was also secretary OF the school
board in District No. l.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
DELTA CANNING FACTORY.
The Preliminary Arrangements
for the Canning Factory in
Delta were Completed
Last Monday.

Mr.. Frank Sanders Of the Bachelor
mine of Ouray, with his abundance OF
good, hard sense, enterprise and ample
mea rs, is back of the movement, with
Mr.. f. II. Anderson of Chicago, a man
Of life long experience in the canning
business, as manager. The plant will
be erected on the southeast corner of
the Sanders ranch in North Delta,
reached by the road passing Fred Jack
sons ranch. This arsures an abundance
OF pure water, and fine outlet for the
sewerage.
The produce to be used this year will
be tomatoes, cucumbers. caulifiower
cabbage, onions and horseradish.
The part OF the plant erected this
year will handle only about $4,000
worth OF goods, in order to get them
thoroughly introduced on the market,
and demonstrate to the ranchmcn these
vegetables can be proiitabiy raised in
this valley for canning purposes. Next
year the plant will be enlarged to meet
the increased output Of fruit, and will
auu pear anu DtaNs 10 INC NtSclGD!e
list.
Work on the factory will be com
| menced as soon as lumber and stone
can be delivered. Hot beds were com
menced yesterday.
About one year ago the INDEPENDENT
had occasion TO criticisc the actions OF
some of our citizens regarding the re
ception given the settlers who went into
Peach valley, claiming we should bid
them welcome. Our words proved true.
Messrs- Tilp;son, /. Mckay, johnson,
Daniels and others have proven good
citizens and well pleased with the val
ley. More settlers will be hear this
spring for that section, and let us'bid
them welcome.
DE. Stocliham came here in autumn.
and some of our citizens said fake"
again. So far he and his friends have
proven good citizens.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Z. II. Anderson
came to Delta TO live. and for the pur-
pose OF starting canning factory. At
once the cry OF fake" again went up,
and without the slightest foundation.
He boarded at the Delta House, paid
his bills, asked no one TO cash chocks,
and SO far as We could see, conducted
himself in gentlemanly manner.
Neither MIR. Sanders or Mr.. Anderson
are "fakirs" in any sense OF the word.
They have entered into a legitimate en-
'crprise which means much to Delta
county. Both arc men who most of the
time know what they are doing. As to
the profit 10 Mr. Sanders all admit it
will in year or two return a handsome
income. and it will certainly do Delta
county people more good than if he had
bought Cleveland's bonds.
Regarding tine Montrose papers who
have been jumping on us let US say
there is no harm done. 1t amusos them
and advertises us. They raise HI. and
get left we raise the produce, and get
the money.
There are one or two more enterprises
which are 10 be started in Delta this
summer, and we trus; the next asso-
citation of men who come (unless they
have neither money or ambition) will be
welcomed
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Married.

Friday morning at the residence of the
brides parents, B. P. and Mrs. Taft,
their eldest daughter, Anna, to Eugene
Darling, OF Delta.
After the wedding breakfast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daring took the train for Delta.
Both the bride and groom have lived
since childhood in Ouray county, and
have many friends who wish them
happy and prosperous welded life
Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Stockhoi,ierS Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Bat
tlenent Mesa Ditch 4 Reservoir Co. will
be held at the Office of said company in
the Bank Building in Delta, Colorado.
on Saturday, tho 23d day OF February.
1895, at > o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day for the purpose OF electing officers
for said company for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of such ether
business rs may properly come before
such meeting.
W. II. STEWART, GEo. FoGG,
; so President. Secretary
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
KING & ROBERTSON.
Surface Creek Mesn.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Crow OF Garnet
mesa Sundayed with relatives in this
vicinity.
Wm. Smith came home Friday from
Pueblo.
School closed at the Mound school
house Thursday.
But little damage was done the fruit
on the mesa during the recent cold
snap.
A. S. Adams was in this vicinity Fri
day.
Social singing at the Mound school
house Sunday at , p. N.
There seems to be an effort on foot to
beat the citizens OF this vicinity out OF u
postofiice.
Mr.. Samuel jay is expected down
from Ridgway soon.
Charley Fleenor will dedicate his
house with dance Wednesday night
$50 We are told
Adam Wishart will leave in few
days for the mountains.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Plenty of Money to Loan on
Ranchcs. No Delays.
H. n. SMITH.
What Is n guarantee.

1t is this. II you have a cough or
cold, tickling in the throat. which
Keeps you constantly coughing. or if you
are afflicted with any chest. throat or
lung trouble. whooping cough. &c, and
you use Billiards. Hoarhound Syrup aa
directed, giving it Il fair trial. and no
benefit is experienced, we authorize our
advertised agent TO refund your money
on return of bottle. 1t never (, il, tn
give satisfaction. 1t promptly re ie ses
bronchitis. Sold by The Delta Phar.
macy.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

Judge King and family and T.. V.
Caldwell left yesterday for a months
visit through California, stopping at
San Fraucisco, Los Angeles and other
points. The Judge and Edd took their
bicycles along. and it is supposed Edd
will use his TO help in his escape from
Chinatown, should the Cclcstiala OBJ
joct to his brand OF cigars, whilo hc is
hunting place to "hit the pipe" in
Frisco
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Bnliars.. snow Lintmen,.

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the paciti'. AMI
from the Lakes to the Gull. 1t is tho
most penetrating Liniment in the world
1t will cure rheumatism, neuralgia. cuts.
sprains, bruises, Wounds, old sores,
burns, sciatica, sore throat, sore chest.
and all inflammation. after all others havo
failed. 1t will cure barbed wire cuts.
and heal all wounds where proud flesh
has set in. 1t is equally efficient for
animals. Try it and you will not be
without it. Price 80 cents. Sold by
The Delta Pharmacy
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

J. G. Hancock, OF Delta, who ran tho
ranch store in the Robson building last
summer, has bought third interest in
the Telluride Fruit Il Produce Co.'s
business here. and will come up and at
tend to the store, while Fred Nydell.
one OF the old firm. will buy and ship
ranch produce TO the house. = Telluride
journal.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

Mr.. John Huffman ou- new jewcler
and optician is graduate OF the Chi
caso Opthalmic College and DIR. Julius
Kings Optical School OF Cleveland,
Ohio. II your cycs tronbls you, see
what hc can do for you. No charge FOR
testing.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

On Monday morning two gallant
oquestrians, J. Ralph Phillips and II.
II. Wolbert, both rode into town on
one horse. IT was refreshing to SEQ the
contiding manner in which Mr.. Phillips
cntwined his arms around Mr.. Wolbort's
erect and manly form.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

Tho committee OF the Gunnison Val
Icy iterary and Debating society give
notice that they will hold their last
meeting ON Friday evening next, March
1st, at 7:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation
is extended to every one to come and
spend pleasant evening. Tho COM
mit,ce regret that tha. tlcy nrc unable
to p,. ,.olish their program, but an inter
eating one has been prepared, -
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Notice 10 S,oskhsidsrs.

Notice is hereby given that there will
he meeting Of the s,ockholder of the
Rusiler Ditch and Reservoir Company
at the Court House on Monday, Marca
4. 1895, at > o'clock p, m.. for the election
OF officers for the ensuing year, and the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
A. II. RoGERs. President.
ii. II. SMITH. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
JosEPH ROLLINS.

My gallery will be opened again the
26lh for work until further notice.
Cabinets 50 per dozen. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Gallery closed Saturdays
and Sundays.
H. L. STATES
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27
Nursery stock.

Having concluded to meet Eastern
competition, we quote the following
price on nursery stock:
Apple Tress-First-clas two-year old
trees, 800 per 1000.
Second class two-year-old trees, $50
per 1000. Special prices will be quoted
on other stock. Apply to
SHARP i RosE,
Montrose Nurseries.
The Delta independent., 1895-02-27

Mrs. Gray, who has been teaching in
the North Fork country. will teach the
unexpired term OF Mrs. c. .. Anderson.
nee Miss Lula Stephens. in the Gunni
son valley, who resigned last week.