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The morning times., 1895-11-09
Had Another Attack

Rollins Chislom, the colored boy who was
attacked with epilepsy on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Twelfth street northwest,
again taken to the Emergency HOSPITAL
last evening with severe epiIeptic fits.
He fell on the Avenue near Eleventh street.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
GREAT

Opportunities for econon1i-
cal buying HERE now.
Everything in the store is
marked at" money-saving
prices.
The entire stock of Tennis
and Outing garments ONE
THIRD OFF of regular
prices.
So for all duck trousers
that were So and 81, and s.
for those that were s. and
S1.5O.
All Negligee Shirts at S.
s.. so, s.. 25, and s., are now
only $I.5O.
And the s1.75, s1.5O,
S1.25, and 81 ones only 75C.
There's extra good value
in that lot of 75c. and SOC.
Neckwear at 25C.
You'll never be troubled
with corns if you buy your
Shoes HERE, for we'll fit
you correctly, giveyou good,
reliable Shoes, and save you
money, too. Try us and see.
ROBINSON, CHERRY & co.,
18th and F SITS. f'Sss;f. Rs4sI fsSs.sgS.,sgs. gSsggs.
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I3o 800 yards of White Check Main
44G sook, the regular lOc quality.
Friday, 434c y.-rd
The morning times., 1895-08-16
CONFER ABOUT GARBAGE
Complaints Against the Service
Cause an Inquiry.
ANOTHER INSPECTOR NAMED
Attorney Joseph j. Waters Threatens
TO Sue for False Arrest-He In
vestigates Validity of the Garbage
ReguIations-CiviIS Service Exa NINA
tion To-day-Bids Opened.

At a private conference held yesterday
between Mr.. Edward Warfield, president
OF the Fidelity Guarantee Company, of
health officer being also present, there
was general canvass made of the condition
of the present garbage service.
A good many complaints have been re-
oeived Of the inefficiency of the service,
and Mr.. Warfield, whose brother is the con-
tractor for whom the company is understood
to be surety, desired to be informed of their
nature and extent. The interview was
brief and resulted in some explanations
Of the specifications under which the con-
tract was drawn, and the declaration upon
the part of the Commissioners that all the
provisions must be complied with.
A. o. Nash has been appointed an addi-
tional inspsctorin the garbage service, under
the direction OF the health officer. The
appointment is due to the complaints re-
ceived. Each complaint viii be personally
inspected 10y the officer and report made
each morning OF the result.
WILL SUE FOR FALSE ARREST.
Attorney Joseph j. Waters, OF George
town, was making diIigent inquiry at the
District building yesterday concerning the
manner in which the recent garbage regu-
lations were promulgated. He was very
much incensed on account of his arrest,
upon complaint OF the Health Officer,
for violating the section that requires a
proper receptacle TO be placed at the back
gate for the reception Of the kitchen refuse.
Mr. Waters says he proposes to ask the
| Commissioners toremitt the efineimposedGpon
him in the police court, amounting to SO,
and in the event OF their refusal he viii
| sue each individual concerned in the prosecu-
ton, upon a charge OF false arrest.
He declares that the officers did not
| proceed within the law either in causing
his apprehension or in the conduct OF the
case made against him. He alleges that
he was denied the right OF trial by jury.
The health officers say that Mr. Waters
was not arrested, as matter of fact He
was notified TO come to the police court,
and responded promptly, but that, had he
not complied with the request, a warrant
would have been procured.
They also say that Mr.. Waters did not
ask for a jury trial until after he had ap-
peared and made his pleadings, and that
it was then too late to claim the right to a
| Jury.
The charge against the attorney was that
he had left a wooden vessel at the gate in
lieu Of the metal receptacle prescribed
in the regulations. He explains, however,
| that several Of the vessels placed at the gate
had been stolen in succession, and that he
had had no time in which to purchase an
| other
The morning times., 1895-08-16

Boys Standing Collars, slightly
soiled, were I0c each; a few h. Il
W. collars among them. Friday
&c.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

Clio Lot Of Percale Shirtings. Worth
U4U l0c the yard Friday, 64c.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

3flo Children's Black Ltsle Thread
LUG Drop-stitched Hose, in sizes 6 and
Go only. We're 35c pair. Fri
day 20c.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

00o small lot of Ladies' Black Hose
ZOG with white feet. We're acc pair
Friday pc.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

On Mems and Boys Percale Negligee
OuU Shirts at half former prices.
Friday Csc
The morning times., 1895-08-16

90n pieces Of Black Figured Mohsir
OUG different patterns Was iSc the
yard. Friday, 30c yard
The morning times., 1895-08-16

En- 100 yards of Ai!-Linen Glass Tow
JG cling. Regular price, lie the
yard. Friday, sc.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

4Io Mems Natural Color Undershirts,
ZIG summer weight, good value at
35c. Friday 2lc.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

0lo piece of Black sicilian, an ex-
j u cellent skirt material Was 45c
the yard Friday, 3lc yard
The morning times., 1895-08-16
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION
SiIverites Are Prepared for Wig
Orous Campaigning.
DENOUNCED THE PRESIDENT

There VIII Be a National Committee
of Democrats Who Are in Favor of
Both Gold and Silver-Voters Urged
to Form Clubs and Push the Cause
Along-Closing Convention Scenes.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

, Afew Children's Percale Dresses,
in pink, blue, and lavender,
with ruf1ie over the shoulders.
Sizes 2 to 4 years We're 45c.
Friday 29c,
The morning times., 1895-08-16

Children's Vests in white and
cream. We're lSc. Friday &c.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

, A few Ladies' Yellow Silk Vests.
J We're sI00. Friday 45c.
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RAU NJ 6
A 4l6 7th ST. @
FRIDAY
RED TICKET DAY
It's the day when we
clean the stocks of short
pieces and broken lots,
and put quick moving
prices on them.

1Eo piece OF Black All-wool Serge.
ZUU Was 30c the yard Friday, 25c
yard
The morning times., 1895-08-16

)o Odd oizes o: Corset Covers that
)G were 6S and roc Friday 3Sc,
The morning times., 1895-08-16

Ena Beautiful White India
41, Linen Wrapper, worth
s.. Ours Friday, 49c.
Ena Best quality Black and
U III, Brown Satteen Skirts,
~ ruffie around the bottom.
Actual value CSC. Ours
Friday, 49c.
M Ladies' Ready-made Out
I'll, ing Skirts, worth SOC.
Ours Friday, 19c.
NM 4 Ready-made Gingham
/1, Aprons, worth 15c apiece.
Ours Friday, 4 for 29c.
NJ Our beautiful White
ffs India Linen Shirt Waist
v worth CSC. Ours Fri
day, 21c.
nt IN For our $500 White
MINI Pique Suits, tailor
made, large, full
sleeves. Ours Friday,
S1.68.
fno White Fancy Striped
I'll. India Linen Aprons.
w Actual value, 35c. Ours
Friday, 19c.
An A pair of White or Sill
Hf1 yer Gray Blankets. Act
ual value, CSC. Ours
Friday, 49c.
n~ A pair Ladies' Fine
Ill Weave Black Stainless
N Stockings, seanless-9c
pair or 3 pairs for 26c.
na A pair for Mems Fast
I'll Black Seamless Hose,
w worth 15c. Ours Fri
day, &C.
N3a For Mems Fine Suspend
nll1 ers, worth 25c. Ours
Friday, 634c.
The morning times., 1895-08-16

FRIDAY
RED TICKET DAY
It's the day when we
clean the stocks of short
pieces and broken lots,
and put quick moving
prices on them.
aEo piece of Black Atwood Serge.
Z0G Was 30c the yard. Friday, 25c
yard
9no 3pieces of Black Figured Moheir
OUG different patterns. Was iSc the
yard. Friday, 3Oc yard
9lo piece of Black Sicilian, an ex-
OfJ cellent skirt material Was 45c
the yard Friday, 3lc yard.
c1o / Lot of Percale Shirtings. Worth
U4U lOc the yard. Friday, 64c
I3n 300 yards of White Check Main
I4g sook, the regular 10c quality.
Friday, 434c 1-rd-
En- 100 yards of Al-Linen Glass Tow
JG cling. Regular price, lie the
yard. Friday, sc.
oCo Mems and Boys Percale NegIigee
OJU Shirts at half former prices
Friday 35c.
~ Boys Standing Collars, slightIy
~ soiled, were I0c each; a few 4. i
W. collars among them. Friday
&C.
nIo Mems Natural Color Undershirts
ZIG summer weight, good value at
S5c. Friday 2lc.
00o a small lot of Ladies' Black Hose
ZOG with white feet We're 46c pair
Friday pc.
9flo Childrens Black Ltsle Thread
LUG DrOp-stitched Hose, in sizes 6 and
Go only. We're 35c pair. Fri
day 2Oc.
Zro A few Ladies' Yellow Silk Vests.
4JG Were Sl.0O. Friday 45c
o. Children's Vests in white and
JG cream. We're lSc Friday &C.
0no Afew Children's Percale Dresses,
LJG in pink, blue, and lavender,
with ruf1ie over the shoulders
Sizes 2 to years We're 45c.
Friday 29c,
ooo Odd oizes o: Corset Covers that
0oG were 6S and 75c. Friday 3Sc,
fflo Taneta Gloves. We're p5c pair,
| IUG Friday 10c.
C1o Our s1.OO Pearl Kid Gloves. FRI
| JUG day soc.
Co All-Linen Handkerchiefs. Were
0G 10c. Friday Sc
To Dress Shields in all sizes Reg
III ular price 12c Friday &c.
"
N Turkish Bath Soap Regular
| N price Sc Friday &c
nro For Paper bound Novels by all
| klT the standard authors-Monroe
| and Seaside Libraries pub
lished at 25c. each. Friday Z for
Csc.
- 4 TT Nj g
- 416 7th ST. 0
The morning times., 1895-08-16

ff1o Taffeta Gloves We're p5c pair,
I'LL FFday 1Oc
The morning times., 1895-08-16

In two short years Mr.. Cleveland had
led the Democratic party TO defeat and
disgrace by series of acts of perfidy and
treachery unprecedented in the history of
this country.
Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Carlisle, he said,
would go down the lanes of oblivion hand
In hand, amid the cries of indignation of
the people.
Senator Brice, he said, was the black
white man, and as great a traitor as
Cleveland, Carlisle and German.
When the committee reports were an
nounced as complete, shortly before noon,
| Senator Jones took the chair, and Gov
Stone, of Missouri, presented the address
He announced that it was substantially
| the same as that partially adopted by the
Texas silver convention and adopted in
toto by the Mississippi convention.
DEMANDS OF THE PARTY.
The preamble recites the holding of the
Memphis convention, the subsequent call
issued by Senator Harris, Turpie, and
Jones, of Arkansas, and declares the
present conference to have been purely
voluntary assemblage, not authorized to
speak with party authority.
The declaration on the monetary ques
ton begins with the constitution, refers
to the policies of Jefferson and Jackson,
which later become the doctrine of the
Democratic party, and the alleged sur
reptitious demonetization of silver
After giving the history OF gold mono
metalism and asserting the Democratic
party to be the traditional friend and
champion of bimetalism, series OF res
olutions are appended, declaring that the
next national convention of the party should
demand free coinage at the ratio of is to
1, independent of other nations; declares
its irrevocable opposition to panic-breed-
ing, corporation credit currency; oppose
surrendering the option of redemption, and
protest against the issuance of interest
! bearing bonds.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
Married.

This morning, March 13. 1895, Miss
Emma Van DeVenter and w. r. Rob
ertson were married by Rev. Joseph
Lower, at the residence OF G. B. Nc
Granahan on Meeker street. Only a
few of the intimate friends were present.
The couple left at once for wedding
tour to Denver, and expect to be back
in a few weeks, and will commence keep
Ing house in the residence now occupied
by Mayor MacLean.
Judge Robertson is ex-county Judge
OF Delta county, and promising young
attorney Of the firm OF King & Robert
son. Miss Van DeVentor is one of
Delta's most highly esteemed young la
dies. and both have host Of friends
who wish them every success possible in
their married life.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Monday afternoon abouti o'clock Guy
Blair and his brother were coming down
the long hill from Garnet mesa on a load
OF alfalfa when the load commenced 10
rock. and finally tipped over. The rack
left the gears OF the wagon in the road.
and in falling struck Guy on the back
Of the neck, showing his face into the
earth, and stopped his respiration.
Tho brother was excited, and unhitch.
ing horse started for town. Several
persons upon seeing him, ran to the
scene, and when the rack was removed
the boys face was black from strHngu-
lation.
Bert Norton at once drove rapidly to
town. and DIR. Stockham went to the
scene. The boy was tenderly removed
to his home in the valley. and friends
carefully watched and nursed him to
semi before yesterday
morning. 1t is believed he will in time
recover, although uot entirely out Of
danger yet.
This is the second accident in this
family within TIM last five weeks. n little
daughter having b,aa drowned in the
Uncompahgro river about tin, first OF
stcbruary.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an Elec-
ton of Town Officers, by the qualified
electors of the Town of Delta, Colorado,
will be held in said town on Tuesday,
the Second Day of April A. D.. 1895. At
which time there are to be elected the
following Town Officers, to-wit:
One Mayor. to serve for the period of
one year.
One Treasurer. to serve for the period
OF one year.
One Clerk. to serve for the period OF
one year.
Three Trustees, to serve for the full
term OF two yea each.
One Trustee. 10 serve for the period of
one year TO fill vacancy.
Dated at Delta, Colo, this 2nd day of
March. 1895.
H. II. WoLBERr. Town Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
4 Mi~siOnAry's FATE.


The Rev. Sam Bones was good mis-
sionury
Sent forth to convert the benighted Fiji.
To teach and to preach and show by
example
How sanity savage Fiji might be.
He showed them twas wrong to serve an
acquaintance,
As stew for breakfast or afternoon tea;
And taught them that even simple
expression
Was not enough dress for modest FIJI.
But alac and alas. These degenerate
heather.
Somehow wouldn't reform or convert
worth cent;
And they vulgarly vowed in their coarse
Fiji language
That they'd eat Rov. Bones even Fit was
Lent.
And when they had cooked him one
morning for breakfast,
They mournod him and called him tho
sweetest OF men,
Ana they wept otter tears after he had
been eaten
And wished him alive to eat over again,
The Tum Tum quartettc, with u great
deal OF feeling
And fine sense Of what would have
pleased the remains,
Sang little song, he in person had
taught them
To exprcssively sing with a grest deal
OF pains
They sang with much JOY and that sense
| Of elation,
Which comes from done duty and fTss.
dom from sin.
Tho words Of that touching. sppsopsia1e
anthem,
"oh. iIe was stranger snd ~ ~
hin in.r NJ
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
Literary EntcrSainne ent .

Program OF the Literary Entertain.
meut to be given by the Alpha society
at the Delta School House Hall, Satur-
day evening. March 16, 1896:
Overture-Delta Orchestra.
Recitation-Ferne Braisted.
Vocal Solo-Wm. Terrence.
Horizontal Bar Exercise HauseI. Lay
cook, Wheeler and Adams Bros.
Vocal Solo-Setta Friend.
Duet-Ocarino and guitar Mon Santo
and Mathers
Comedy-"My Sweet Buquet" H Hart,
Addie Scott. Setta Friend, Jamie Nc
Granahan, Fred Hickman, Lena Barker
and Chas. Daniels.
Vocal Solo-Miss Anna Pope.
Indian Club Exercise Pupils of 9TH
and 9th Grades.
Vocal Solo-H. II. Wolbert.
Recitation-Eveline Nutter.
Duet-Picolo and Guitar-Mou Santo
and Mathers.
Recitation-Be Bertha Bailey.
Negro Farce-"Uncle Pete and Massa
Georgc"-Chas. Daniels and Fred Viii
cox.
Recitation-Miss Louie Turner.
Observation-Disclosures Bailey,
Duct-Lillie Bailey and Sadie Gra.
ham.
Farce Enough for Two"-By
seven pupils,
The proceeds are to be used for pur-
chasing library for the 9th and 9th
grades Of the Delta school.
Doors open at 6p. IN; entertainment
will begin at ':3o sharp.
sion ~ cents; children 10 cents.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
Help From Paonia.

The citizens of Paonia and vicinity
donated the amounts and articles set
opposite their names for the aid of the
drouth stricken people in Eastern Colo
rado:
S. stephens $1,000
Hammond Bros.-S5.OO
J. W. Roatcap-SlO.OO
Isham Stephens $500
D. S. Stephens-4OO pounds potatoes
T. c. Wand-S2OO
Marian Sandifer-5O cents
4. c. Boling-S1OO
\. S. Goodenow-S5 90
Thos. kent-S2.C0
III. Wilson-5O cents
W. A Clark-S3.OO
Martha Hammond cash 80 cents and
10 pounds butter.
Aaron Clough 500
J. W. Lane-Sl.O0
NJ F. Boiling S1.OO
". Ault-S2O0
Mrs. Rose \. Campbell 80 cents
D. Friends co
Marvin Stewart-5.OO
Melvin Lane-Sl00
Peter Nogel-Sl.C0
W. ". Wilcox SIO0
W. Paul Caynor-Sl.00
F. koehne-5O cents
NJ. P. Gannor-S1O0
Chas II, Martin-Two sacks potatoes
T. 4. E. Cline-Two sacks potatoes
FIed Lukas-Two sacks potatoes
J. W. Beezley-S2-00
A. J. Hadley-S2O0
John Turner Sl.00
\. J. Stephens
Thoe Roeber S1.O0
[ J. J. Martin Sl00
Mrs. Julia f. Smith-50cents
Ladies Aid Society-S5.oO
John l. Martini sacks potatoes
: C. G. Leekas-l sack cabbage and >
sacks potatoes.
August Myberg-2 sacks potatoes
E. ". Allebaugh-l sack corn.
H. V. Griffin-2O pounds pork and
bundle Of clothing.
W. E. Sumner sack corn
E. D. Fields-2 sacks potatoes
Curtis Fry Hauling produce to rail
road.
Sol Stephens on Monday sent D,
Bailey, chairman of the committee, ST.
to be used in the purchase of provision.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

II Cleveland was the financial agent
OF great corporation and made deal
Tor his employers whereby they lost from
s9oooOoo TO s16,0oO,OOO he would be
promptly and summarily fired Gran.
ite Pay Streak.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Bear 4 Clack are levoling the tract OF
land owned by r. Il. Standish on Garnet
mesa just south OF the tank. 1t ia a
valuable piece, but requires much work
to get it in shape. Fifteen teams have
been at work there FOR some timo. The
ground will be set to fruit this spring,
Bear & Clack having tho contract for
the work.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

After being once postponed, the en-
ter ainment Of the Alpha society will be
given at the School House Hall next
Saturday evening. The progam appears
elsewhere in these columns, and prom.
ises TO be very interesting entertain.
ment The proceeds are to be used for
the purchase OF library for the 9th and
9Th grades.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Our % Sc enator Fulton has been con.
siiorably in the upper branch OF the leg
islature. but it has always been in rising
TO questions OF personal privilege" or
in the interest of Arapahoe county.
Senator Felkor had occasion last week
to aptly refer to him as the senator
from Arapahoe from the other slope
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
IfyOu want to buy or sell town
or ranch property you will save
time and Money by calling on
BLAIR Il HASTlN,

One argument against changing the
date of the adjournment of congress is
that under the present arrangement
statesmen out of Job are not thrown
upon the mcrcies of the world at the be.
ginning Of winter.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

The Bailey Mercantile Co. are now
opening new clothing. Mem suits from
$50 up. and thcy are as nice as any
that arc are asked twice that much for.
II you don't believe it go in and see.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

The last was billion dollar congress,
too. Nest congresses will be so i'll the
future. This will be all right when a
billion dollar country is restored. and
this will come when the Republicans re-
gain power.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

II. Hammond circulated paper yes,
Blair, who met with the accident Mon
day. He raised over $50 in money. and
So worth Of provisions.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Assistant Division Supt. Ridgway OF
the d. 4 r. G.. and his brother. civil
engineer on the Lake Shore & Michigan
Central, were in town yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
No,iee 10 s,oshho,~er..

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting Of the s'ockholder OF the
Rustler Ditch and Reservoir Company
at the Court House ON Monday, March
A. 1926. at . o'clock p. M. for the election
Of officers for the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business az
may come before tho meeting.
"A. II. RoGEKs. President.
H. II Surru Secretarv
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

John Duncan has disposed OF his in.
terest in the City Meat Market, and left
to-day for Delta. There are hosts OF
people in Gunnison who will mics Dun
can and whose best wishes follow him.
especially among the young ladies.
-IGuppison News
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

S. 2. SMITH, of TOwamda,
whose constitution was cOmplct
broken down, is cured by Aye
Sarsaparilla. He writes:
"For eight years, I was, most Of t
time, a great sufferer from constipi
ton, kidney trouble, and indigo,
tion, SO that my constitution SCENE
to be completely broken down. wa
induced TO try Ayers SarsaparilIa, an,
took nearly seven bottles, with srcl
excellent results that my stpmEch,
bowels, and kidneys are in perfect con-
dition, and, in all their functions. as
regular as clock-work. At the time
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, my
weight was only 100 pounds; I now can
brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so
good health. II you could see me be
fore and after using, you would want
me for n travelling advertisement.
believe this preparation of SarsaparilIa
to be the best in the market to-day"
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Tho town fathers passed an ordinance
last week (which we publish clsewhcro),
providing that after March 23rd no
teams can be hitohcd on Main street be.
tween Second and Fifth, except licensed
wagons and merchants wagons used in
delivering merchandise.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
FRANK Brown. Secretary.

MIR. John Hillmau our new jeweler
and optician is a graduate of the Chi
cago Opthalmic College and DrsJulius
Kings Optical School of Cleveland,
Ohio. II your eyes tronble you. see
what he can do for you. No charge for
testing.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

\ year ago motion in the house of
commons looking to another interua-
tional monetary conference was defeated
by eighty majority. Last week a simi-
lar motion was unanimously adopted.
This clearly denotes change in public
opinion in Great Britain in favor OF
silver.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

W. o. Stephens wants to vote in the
town election. He may become convinc-
ed that it is wise for Missourians to con-
descend TO get out naturalization pa
pers when vital questions arise.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
Nursery stock.

Having concluded to meet Eastern
competition. we quote the following
price on nursery stock:
Apple Tress -First,class two. year,old
trees, 500 per lG0o.
Second class -year.old trees, $50
per loco. Special prices will be quoted
on other stock. Apply to
SHARP 4 Rose,
Moutroso Nurseries.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Tho quarterly meeting services at the
Methodist church were largely attended.
The sermon by Presiding Elder Car
nine in the evening was very eloquent.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Mr.. Bryan took Mr.. Pence to task for
opposing the international conference.
Is Mr.. Bryan silver man. or has Mr.,
Pence become Il goldbug?
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
White Loaf" flour at Gillstt Grocer c,

He died and soon thereafter
Appeared at Peters gate,
Which promptly flew wide open
Without moments wait
The entries in his record
'Tis true were not the best:
But one there was which seemed to
Der balance all the rest.
Twas written in his record
Before this man was dead
He sold the folks in Delta
Star Bakcry's Jc Bread.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
bella Wheel Ci.,h Rnn.

The Delta Wheel Clubs weekly club
run will leave the Delta County Bank
at a. m. Sunday, March 18th, and go
to the State Bridge.
All wheelmen invited TO attend.
WILL II. MATHERs.
Road Captain.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

II. X. Colby and family left Monday
for Shaf,sburG, Mich, having been
called thereby the illness of Mrs. Colby s
father.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Waite will no doubt send letter OF
admonition 10 Jerry Simpson OF Kansas
Jerry expects to lecture (?,l
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Nearly onc.half Of the statesmen wEo
were turned down last fall have talk, n
to the lecture platform. and nearly all
made failures OF the Job. Simpson OF
Kahsas il tho lates aspirant.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Residence lots in Delta city, choice
location. Also fruit and farm land in
large or small tracts.
McGRANAHAN L BUTLER
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Jennie p. Hanoum has filed notice OF
suit in the county court against Thomas
d. Hanoum for division Of property
and alimony.