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The herald., 1895-12-08
Opposite City Hall
Art
NeedleWOrk

The score of skilled and industrious needle
women who have for months past been making
preparations for the Christmas trade now con-
template their work with pride and satisfaction,
for they have certainly produced some of the
most elegant pieces ever shown Prom
inent among the finished and commenced pieces
are studies of California Poppies, Eucalyptus
and Pepper Leaves and Blossoms, so popular as
gifts to our friends beyond the Rockies. Every
material used in Art Work can be had here at
Eastern Prices. We extend to all the ladies' a
very cordial invitation to inspect the beauties of
this popular department.
The herald., 1895-12-08
- BOSTON DRY GOODS STOE


smallest type, one-half of the beau
tiful Christmas Novelties that we
have placed on our counters for
your inspection.
New Burnt Leather Novelties,
Consisting of
Stationery Boxes,
Jewel Cases,
Glove Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
Pen WiperS.
Celluloid Cases
Beautifully embossed in coIors
Consisting of
Sewing Boxes,
Nut Crackers and Picks,
Jewel Boxes,
Dressing Cases,
Fancy Pin Cushions,
Bisque Figures,
Ebony Hand Mirrors, etc., etc.
We have given particular attention
to the selection of
Novelties Suitable for Gentlemen
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Cigar Boxes,
Comb and Brush Sets,
Shaving Sets,
Playing Card Cases,
Poker Chip Boxes,
Ash Trays,
Smokers Sets, ETC., etc.
The herald., 1895-12-08
"Everything
For
Everybody"

With our increased facilities and larger
stocks, honelike accommodations and
Eastern prices, we feel sure that you will
find shopping here source of pleasure and
profit. You are cordially invited to
inspect our immense assortment of Xmas
goods, whether you care to buy or not.
The herald., 1895-12-08

Ladies' or Gents Linen
Hemstitched, small ini-
tiaI, half dozen in a
box, at, per box
$1.75
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
0c5nnDe &in0er

itammen bon eefunben Miittern ab.
Miitter iperoen itets eelunb fein, penn
lie 9r. pierees Favorite Prescription
nebmen. 9iibts fonlmt ibm slei6, no
es li9 barum banoelt, Die Grdfte elmer
6rau gu beben, ibre natiirli6en 5unf=
tionsn gu resuliren lnb 81 erleibtern.
IS perminoert Die S1mer5en uno Gua=
len bes Sinoergebdrens, frdfti9t uno
itdltt f6mdhlide, ltilenbe Mitter unb
bef0rbert Die rei6li6e Mbfonberung ee=
lumber Miuttermil6. gs lit Elm itdr=
fe1lbes uno deficiencies Sonie, bas Die
yierpen berubist unb idnftist. SIR
feline Wirtiamfeit als Waittel gegen Die
8ei6merben uno plagen bes tueibliben
@ei6ledts miro sarantirt. Wenn je
bel droniihen Grauenleioen feline bei=
lenbe Mirfun9 ausbleibt, erbalten Sic
oas bafiir be3ablte @elo wieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
9cp Ocrintsbof asaf Oer aegeIs
tattt.


9lus graunlblpeig miro 9eibrieben :
9luf cine bDdf orisiueae WeiIe bat oas
bielige berSoalibe 2ano9eriht cine @nt=
fheioung IN elmer lan9merigen pribat=
fIage berbeiaefiibrt, Die Der Shllma1er=
meilter Stride aesen feinen Nadbar, ben
Heitaurateur 6euge, fuegen StDruitg
Der ndbtliben Rube ourd 8enubung
Der Dem 2eBteren sebDrefben Geeelbabn
anaeIfrenat bate. Ga Der 8eflaete
be1tritt, Dab inTplge Der anseiuenoeten
S6ubporridtungen irgeno tpel1es @e=
rduId In oas Dem Gldger seb0renbe
@runoitiid bringen fDnne, pno aud
6o6perItdnoiee fi1 in abnlider Weiie
gedubert batten, 10 beidlob Der 8erid)ts=
bnf in Der pprigen 8erbanblung Der
Glueela1e, iid on einem ben Yarteien
pprber ni6t mitsutbeile1loen Gage auf
bas fld9erii1e @runbfiif 81 begeben,
um ii0 bur6 ben ,9(ugenihein" Elm
urtheil biloen su fDnnelt. 9ies gei6ab
benn aud in folgenber MeiIe. Sin
9allogeridtsratb, spei geiTiBer unb Elm
@eridtsiefretdr besaben lid6 zines Nor=
mittags auf bas @runoftiif bes S1ub=
maDermeilters Stride. wdhreno bier Ne=
ferenoare oen g(uftrag erGielten, eirett
inriTtii0en 6riibfhpppen ex offcio auf
Der 6elge'iAen Geselbabn 81 fi6 81
nebmen. Gie 8iere ian9en itubentiIDe
&neiplieber, iDoben Gesel uno enttpi=
felten f0lieblid, als Der Snbalt oes
Safes auf Die 9ieise sing, cine oerar=
tige Sioelitdt, oaB es Dem Wirtbe, Der
natiirlib feine Nbnung BON Dem amtli=
den gbaratter oieier aneiperei bate,
ang1t un0 bange nurbe. Sas grgeb=
nib bieier ieltiamen geranltaltune mur=
De in Der lebten Sibuns Der Gipilfam=
mer befannt eegeben. Ser Oamals ge=
ri6tsfeitis periibte Sfanoal ipar ndm=
lid oermaBen eetpeien, baB Der Sc
ri1tsbof Die lleberseugung geiponnen
bate, oab Der Sldger fi1 nit ieiner
Glage i'm Ge6te befinoe. Ser beflagte
&eltaurateur tpuroe oarauf berurtbeilt,
BET elmer 8eloltrafe bon Is Wfart fiir
jeben Sal oes 3upioerbanbelns jeben
bur6 Die 8enubuns ber Geselbabn ber=
boreerufenen iiberf fliiiligen 2drm bon
aebn ubr 9lbenos ab su unterlailen uno
Dem &ldger einen Shabeneriab, beNen
S6be bas 8eri6t ii6 81 beitimnen bor=
bebdlt, 81 5ablei1. Nait oieiem urtbeil
1T aleidaeitig cine oberlanoesgeridtli6e
@nti6eiDung, ippbur6 Die gfa1trube
I'm sebn unb nidt I'm elf llbr Nbenos
be9inne, beltdti9t iporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

SRI. 3oe @apton, cine beriibnte
Wettlduferin, bat am 5. Meai bon BOrt=
lanb, Ore, aus eine tii6ti9e Subtpur
unternommen. sic mill ndmli1 Die
@roe in Is Wlonaten llmlaufen uno
nur, mo es bur6aus n6tbig lit, einen
9ampfer benuben. 9ieie Game bat
i'm Sabre 1891 in 154 Sasen Die Sour
bon San Srancisco na6 SEEM Sort ee=
ma6t uno Oaour6 eine Wette bon $l2=
900 geipOnnen. sSm lebten Oftober
ging lie BON Ganias Gitp na6 GranO
GapiOs, Mi6.. cine Strefe bon $40
Meilen, in 80 5agen, tpofiir Iie $500
nebit ibren sluslasen erbielt. Sei Der
biesmalieen Sour I'm bic Melt banoelt
es li6 um eine gBette BON $4,000.
3uerit sebt es iiber Ssoen na6 Stem
Oort bonn nit Dem 9ampfer na6
2iperpool, ourd gnglanb nod 9oper,
iiber ben Canal na6 @alais, alsoann
bul6 Srantrei6, Stalien uno Seiter=
reid bis Srieit ; bon ba per 9ampfer
nad polt SaiO in Ne9ppten. oann gu
SUB bur6 gegppten uno 9lrabien, als=
bann per SoOt na6 8pmbap, 81 SUB
our6 Snoien uno China mad 9one=
fong, bann per 9ampfer na6 Victoria,
9. s., uno idlieBli6 bon oa gu SUB
3urif na9 portlano.
SRI. @apton iprih. oeuti6, ipa1lii6
unb frans0iii6 uno lit BON brei 9ie=
nern, einem @inb= uno einem sSasb=
bunb begleitet. sic uno ibre 0iener
lino i6mer bepaffnet, um etmaiee lle=
berfdlle in einlamen @esenben abl9la=
gen 81 f0nnen. 9ie tiibne &eiienoe ilt
cine Spanierin, aus Maorio sebiirtis,
unb ma6t oieie Sour, pie iie ielbit
iagt, nur um Der i9Dnen Summe 8el=
0es pillen. 9ta6 ibrer 3iidfebr mia
iie iid in Oregon bduslib nleoerlaiien,
Oenn bort sefalle es ibr, iast iie, unter
allen 2dnoern Der @rbe am befen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
Cite 0anae lit gs)ratatS
fit an elmer 0er5tranfbeit, an aeberbe=
i1peroen unD Nbeumatismus
unb murbe gebeilt.
tGpraenfe, q. D, Seralb.)

Die MirfIamfeit bon 9r. Genneop's
6aborite 3emebp ,purbe griinolib be-
tuieien in 6em Sall Der SSrau Is. 9.
Mbell in bieliaer Staot. - Srau glbell
pobnt in So. ia, @pberts Mpe., ND
| 1ie bon einem &eporter geiproben mur=
De. sic duberte lid freimiitbig iihsr
ibren SAD nno iaete: sd litt feit pie=
len Sabren on 9eberbefd)merben un0
&beumatismus, mas mid seiitpeile bbl=
Zig hiilfos mad)te, 10 DAB i'd oft faunl
inn 3immer umber geben fonnte. Gin
bielieer slr5t erfldrte mein uebel fir
0er5franfleit unb bebanoelte MIDI bern=
gerndb, oob pbne irgeno ei,len @rfolg.
gines Saaes las itb bon 9r. &ennebDs
ssapprite Gemebp uno entl6lob mid,
einen Geriuh bamt SIT MAIDEN. SD
babe nun 6 TIai1en baopn eingenpm=
men uno fiible mid beute 10 tpobl, mie
ME in meinem 2eben. SD fann MIDI
nur riibmeno iiber Sr. Sapio Genne=
Dps Saporite Gemeop ausipreben,
um 10 mebr, als i'd aud mod ppn eli
mem anoern Sall neiB, no es einem
tiir unbeilbar gebaltenen Treunbe Die
8eiuno6eit Dieoer beri9affte."
Srau slbea erfIdrte lidb 9erne bereit,
iebem an dbnli6en Grantbeiten 2eioen=
ben Nusfunft sll ertbeilen uno aub ibre
Samilie 1T bes 2obes pOll iiber bas So
porite &emebp.
Sr. Sapio &enneoD'S SSaporite 9fe=
meo3 tit ein ME feblenOes Spesififum
BEL Granfbeiten Der baut unb bes glu=
tes. IS fellt Die geitOrten Sunftionen
Der 2eber tpieoer ber uno lost 8erito=
pfun9en es beilt aae Dem Srauenge=
f4le6t ei9entbiimliben Granfbeitell ;
es turirt Scrofeln, ben SalsfuR, Die
8eii6tsroIe, Sdlafloiisfeit, Nerpolitdt.
Sn Sdllen BON 9DspepIia, &beumatis=
mus, grigbts Nierenfrantbelt, Slaien=
bei9meroen unb Stein bat es Guren
ersielt, no ale anoern Wittel fe6li9lu=
gen. Or. 9abio GennebD's Saporite
3emeop 1T in allen 9lpotbefen gu ba=
ben, Die Slaibe gu 81, feds Slai6en
3u SIS. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
GrTdt.p erMttg Der HaItcatflmd,t.

I'm Denjenieen 9eutl6en, Die Der
Sabnenflu6t ober Der 8erlebuns Der
Webrpflidt iid f6ulots MAIDEN, ben
@ufentbalt i'm Nuslanbe gu eri6peren,
baben jeSt Der Srieesminiiter unb Der
Miniiter oes Snnern Die 8emeinoebebOr=
ben an9eipieien, fiir iDl6e perionen fer
nerbin feline Nufsebote gum 3mefe Der
@befblieBung mebr befannt gu MAIDEN
uno oaber etmaisen 9luifOroerunsen tpe=
gen 8etanntma6uns bes @be=slufsebo=
tes fir I'M Nuslanoe 1i9 aufbaltenoe
Seutl6e nur bann 5u entIpre6en, lpenn
Der Na6ipeis seliefert miro, oab es iid
ni6t Inn fabnenfliidtiae periOnen ban=
0elt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

4 gabD Sismarf sSn einem poll
nii6en DOrfe YOiens fam aur 3eit Der
fiirSliben gismardfeiern Elm l3jdbriser
&nabe aus Der S6ule uno iaste gu ei=
nem gauern y9lm Montas 9eben mir
nidt our Sdule." .WeBbalb benn 2"
fragt Der Bauer. ,Weil 8ismarf ge=
boren lit. so, mann benin ?" .9as
tpeiB i1 ni6t," antportet Der &nabe,
raber am Sonneritag miro man i'm
taufen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
@er ie einniaI sebran@t, 3iebt He alleu
dfthtreft nor.

Die 'ePellets" inrirem Dilioiitdt, aaitri.
fdes mnb bili5ies &opf,peb, 8enomntenbeit,
Sartleibiafet ober rWerftopfung, iiberihiiFge
Gdure TIM Weagerr, Nppetitnerluft, belegte
.3unse, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ober Dss.
pepiie, bas ,pioerlide Mufitoben, @obbren.
men, @hn1ers nnb llnbequemlidfeit nadj
benz Gliem un6 dbuliAe Gt5runsen bes Wla.
aens, Ser 2eber unb ber Gin9etpeibe. Gie
fimb in @lasfdfbden Derpadt nnb bess
balb ltets friidj iino iptrfiaffl. Gin "Pellet'
tit Elm Gripeihungss, 5tpet tinb ein gelinbes
Nbfibrmittel. Mls vDiner.4ille" 3ur De.
forberung ber Screaming nebme man tdg.
lid, cine mad ber 9niiptnIabiwit. G6 finb
Yfleine, per3nderte &6rnheir; jebes fino
ipiro fie gerii nebnlen.
2affet Gud fein Griatn,ittel nls sebenio
gut" autihtuaten; fir ben Sdnoler m6gen
fotd)e better, neil profifabler iein, fiir Gud)
aidt We8en Greiproben idBreibe man an
Die
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton 663 Ulain Street, Bufiaio, ". ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

= Sic Stuttgarter 8rauereien baben
Die 8ierlieferunsen an bic oortiae .2ie=
bsrballe, /" Die gr6Bte 2otalitdt ibrer Nrt
in Siibbeuti9lano, eingeitellt, nm auf
bieie Meiie Die gerualtung bes @tab=
li1ements 3u spineen, bic 2ofalitdten
au6 focialOemofratiiben yeriammlun=
gen CUR gerfiignng 5u ifellen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

Wer cine ungefunbe geber Bat,
bat aud geiD6bnlid Magenbefdweroen.
8ur1 bic MnipenDung bon Or. Muauft
6Oniss 0amburaer 5rOpfen iuiro bei-
oes gebeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

Dos SefiSit oes gunbes=S S6abam=
tes i'm laufenben &e9nungsjabre be-
lduft ii6 bereits auf $50, 900, 900.
Sie 3olleinnabmen iinb nidt geringer
als i'm porigen Sabre, oaaesen iino bic
Snlano iteuern fart suriifaegansen.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04

The American Econ omist very truth.
fully says. 1.-The Reform Club or the
Tariff Reform Club, more properly the
Free Trade Club of New York has for
years fought American interests and
American prosperity by the assistance of
the importing classes. Recently this
organization has devoted considerable
effort to the currency question, and some
of the matter issued has found it's way
into Protection Republican newspapers.
With an entering wedge to the columns
OF Republican newspapers, this Free
Trade organization has naturally gone
back to the advocacy of the "policy Of
destruction"-namely, Free Trade. We
earnestly ask all Protection editors to
scrutinizc every paragraph received from
this agent Of foreign interests. It is not
safe to use matter that is issued by the
Reform Club upon any subject" The
Colorado papers are properly onto this
outfit and none of the effusions have
found place in their columns.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
A PRIZE FOR PUPILS.

In order to encourage the cultivation
of the faculties of observation and ex-
preston on the part Of pupils in
the public schools THE INDEPENDENT
has concluded to offer first prize
OF $500 in silver to the scLool which
shall send in the largest number OF ac-
ceptable news items, during the school
year, in proportion to its average at
tendance, and second prize of $500 in
silver to the school sending in the Sec
ond largest number of items, the money
to be used in the purchase OF charts,
school winning it.
Schools desiring to enter this compe-
tition will be supplied with envelopes
and paper for that purpose on applica-
tion by postal card or in person at this
office, and tho items more particularly
desired are those relating to the going
and coming of people OF the district or
vicinity, births, deaths, marriages, social
doings, acreage and yield OF crops and
profits of individual growers on hay,
grain, vegetables, fruit. bees, and stock
per acre, tree or stand.
Tho letters containing these items
must be mailed not later than Tuesday
of each week and must show the num-
Der Of the district on each, and they are
expec ted to include each month state.
ment of the average attendance for that
time. These letters must be written by
the pupils Of the schools without assist
ance by the teachers other than the sug-
gestion of subjects, and must be made
as brief as possible to tell the facts. All
necessary corrections will be made here,
though we suggest that by making this
feature a regular daily exercise for five
minutes, on the part Of the older pupils,
with instructions to note carefully the
character of items and manner of ex-
preston Of the other writers in the pa
per, it will become of great value to
them. No credit will be given for any
item which has appeared in this paper
prior to the mailing of the letter.
This competition is open to the
schools Of Muddy and Crystal creek, at
Colorow and between there and the
Delta county line in Montrose county
except District No. 1. For that district
prizes Of similar amounts will be given
to the department furnishing the great
est number Of items, the letters to be
brought in Monday night.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
For fine Job Printing call at this offic
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, ABIJAH W. GALLAND by his
certain Deed of Trust dated March 18th, 1898,
and duly recorded in the ehiee Of tho CLERK and
Recorder OF Delta County, Colorado, in Book 20,
at Page 235, did convey to the undersigned the
following described Real Estate, together with
ces thereunto belonging, including all water
rights thereunto belonging er nppertaining,
to-Wit.
The southeast quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section eleyen and part of the south
west quarter of the southw west quarter OF section
twelve, bounded and described as follows, towit;
commencing at the southwest corner OF said sec
thence east thirty rods; thence southwesterly to
placeIof beginning, all being In township fourteen
south of range ninety five west of the sixth prin-
cipal meridian, and containing altogether forty
seven and one-h half acres more or less, Together
with all water rights thereunto appertalning or
tieths interest in that certain irrigatirg ditch
known Of record as The Orchard Ranch Ditch
Which conveyance was made to secure the pay
ment of his three certain promissory notes in
said deed of trust mentioned; And, whereas,
default has been made in the payment of said
notes, which have become due and remain un-
paid
Now. therefore, Mt the request of the legal
holder of said notes, and by authority given me
trustee in said deed of trust, l. the undersigned
trustee WILL the fifth day of October.
A. D. 1885, nt 10 o'clock n. m, at the west door of
the court house in Delta, Colo, sell the above
described property at public auction TO the high
notes, accrued interest on hayne, costs and ex
penses of this foreclosure.
Dated at Delta, Colorado this ith day OF Sep
tember, 1895.
JOHN NJ. TREw, Trustee.
First pub. Sept a.. last Oct. 2. 1881
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
FREnERICK M BrTTs
Trustees sale.

Whereas, JOHN r CARDwELL and SUSAN
CALDWELL, his wife, by their certain Deed
the Office OF the Recorder OF Deeds Of Delta
county, Colorado in Book IS. Mt Page iJ1, con =
yeyed to $: H.. sheldon. Trustee, the following
in the County Of Delta, and state Of Colorado.
to-wit: The east half of the southwest quarter
and the. west half OF the southeast quarter of
section thirty-tbree t35l, in township fifteen llbl
south of range ninety-five tg5l west Of the sixth
principal meridian.
In Trust To secure the payment OF one certain
promis-ory note therein dccribel, together with
the interest thereon ms provided for in sald note
and Deed Of Tru-t; and, whereas, snid John T.
Carlwell and Susan CnrtlwelI have made default
In the payment Of said note; and whereas, said
note has Become due and payable; and, whereas,
1t is provided in said Deed OF Trust, that If The
the legal holder Of said note may appoint
aud substitute any other person az trustee to net
instead Of the said 8. II. sheldon, who shall
thercupon become his successor to the title To
said property. and the same become vested In him
in trust for the purposes and objects OF said
Deed Of Trust, with all the powers, duties and
Sheldon, Trustee, has refused 10 act In this be-
half, and, whereas, The Equitable Mortgage Co ,
the legal holder OF said note, by It's certain Deed
of appointment, dated March Is. lsD5, appointed
and substituted the undersigned as Trustee, TO
act instead Of said s. II. sheldon;
Now, therefore, at the request OF the legal
vested in me By said Deed Of Trust and said
Deed of appointment and for the purpose Of fnre-
closing the same, !. the undersigned, A. b.
Seaman, ~ Trustee, do hereby give notice that
| Will, the 6th day of September, 1s05. AT
the hour Oftwo o'clock p. M. Of said day, proceed
to sell the property hereinbefurc described at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, Rt
the fremont street door Of the Court House, in
the City Of Denver, County Of Arapahoe, State OF
10, ai 70 .atsly MI NJ uen, ana i''eres' aho
ALIEN b. SEAMAN, Trustee.
A. 1. SMITH, Attorney.
lFlrst pub. Aug. 7; last Sept. I, 1861
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
California Fruit Crowded Out.

A visit to Geo. B. McGranahan,s or
chard the first OF the week found him
hustling to keep large force Of pickers
and packers at work on his Early York
peaches. A trip down among the trees
showed that the Fosters and Crawfords
would soon have to be sent to market,
and that he had heavy crop of apples
and pears which would very soon require
attention. Grapes in immense clusters
will soon be ripe enough to ship and the
vines are heavily loaded.
Mr.. McGranahan is bound to keep at
the front and this season has put in a
Jones grader, manufactured at York
Pennsylvania, for grading his peaches,
pears and plums. 1t is very simple in
its construction and easily managed and
its work proves very satisfactory in
every way. A cider mill with capacity
OF five barrels per day has also been put
in and the small or inferior fruit will be
worked up that way. An evaporator,
with capacity Of 200 pounds Of dried
fruit every "a hours, is also in operation
and doing good work on soft peaches.
Notwithstanding the fact that this is
a very busy time, Nc. finds time to cour-
teously entertain the host Of visitors
who come up to see what can be done in
the way Of fruit growing here and at the
same time to look after his heavy ship
ments, which are running up to from
800 to 400 boxes day.
Last week he received letter from a
Denver dealer saying 1.-The fruit dealers
not to handle any more California fruit
while Colorado fruit is on the market"
showing conclusively that the purchas-
ers appreciate the superior quality of
the home grown product.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
Grand Army at Hotchkiss.

North Fork Post G. A. r. has arrang-
ed to hold reunion of all old soldiers
at Hotchkiss on the 25th, 26th and 9th
of September, and extends cordial in
vitation to the posts at Delta, Grand
junction, Montrose, Ouray, Lake City
and Gunnison and the Relief Corps OF
these places to come up and help
them have good time. Tents and
wood will be furnished free of charge,
and plenty of peaches for all. The or
chards will be at their best at this time,
and you will be made heartily welcome.
By order of the Committee,
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04

Elk GOVERNOR CRoUNsE. of Nebraska,
has Just returned from Europe. where
he has been slipping of the goldite founts,
and on his return says: "Silver is all
right in its way. 1t is good thing, but
not to be pushed too far. While I come
from the West. am not altogether a
silver man. Our silver here brings its
full value abroad; at least I found it did.
l tried it several times, and on each oc-
casion found that dollar was worth 100
cents, while Mexican dollar brought
So cents. Silver is good thing in its
place, but L don't believe in the 10 to
ratio. | believe in sound money"
What money could be more sound than
rhat which passes at par?
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
Sal; Lake Excursion Sleepers.

General Passenger Agent Wadleigh of
the Rio Grand Western, has arranged for
number Of regular Pullman sleepers
and for Tourist sleeping cars to beready
for occupancy on Sept. 4th at 10 p. M,
the fare for the latter being s10O each
way. The railroad fare is only $500 for
the round trip from Grand Junction to
Salt Lake and with this cheap sleeper it
is the opportunity of a life time to take
the trip. Don't miss it and if you con-
clude to 60 have Agent Hastings tele-
graph to Grand Junction and have your
berths reserved.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-04
A PRODUCTIVE COUNTRY.

The Larned, Kansas, Chronoscope
tells this wonderful tale o, the product
iveness of fruit trees in that country.
1t says: THAT pears thrive exception
ally well in Pawnee county has amply
been in evidence this year, as every
owner of such tree has been bounti-
fully rewarded this season. However, it
has not been our good fortune to see any
that excelled the crop grown on single
tree in the orchard Of Mr.. Thomas Hous-
ton in the northeast part of the city.
On dwarf tree, four years old, there
were sixteen well matured specimens of
this delicious fruit, all of about an equal
size, one of which he brought to this
office Monday afternoon. 1t was of the
plymouth Beauty variety and in cir
cumference it measured full twelve
inches, longitudinally twelve inches, and
razzoop from the noted fruit growing
districts of the east, west, rorth and
south rare up and knock this baby out
if they can"
To one who has lived in the drouthy
regions Of Kansas for several years this
undoubtedly seems the topmost limit Of
production, but in this country if an
orchardist puts out a dwarf pear tree
that doesn't have sixteen pears on it
the first year he would pull it up and
plant some more prolific variety and a
four year old tree that didn't bear at
least four bushels Of fruit would be cut
down and thrown on the brush pile.
Come out here Bro. Davis, and we'll
show you four year old pear trees with
from ten to dozen pears on single
limb; apples that weigh from 20 to 30
ounces each; peaches from 21s to
inches in diameter; plums so thick on a
limb that they look like buttons on q
string, and pumpkins weighing from 100
to l50 pounds. Take lay off and come
out here if you don't believe this and
bring your tape line along 80 that you
can be sure you're right when you
measure things.