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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
Qrbeiten an Rofenaoden i'm Juni.

@egentpGrtig bat man gana DEFENDERS
fein Mugenmert auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
llnge3iefer, namentIt6 bic 2arpsn berI9iez
bener &oienblattpespen, gu ri9teu. Die
oftmuls f9on Mnfangs Mat blii6enben Bimz
pineQz urb Rapu3tner= Hofen 1inb, ipenu es
nDtbig 1T, mad benz Mbbliiben 5uriitz llnb
aus3u59neiben, UNI fiir's nd9ite eSd6r bliibz
Bare 3netge gu BADEN, oa btele Sorten nun
am boriGbrigen 9ol5e bliben.
9tebt man grDben unb bplfommenen
8lumen bor Der Menge ben 8or3ug, 70 fneipe
mar 3uerit Die unpoltommenen, lpoann bic
f~leiniten unb BEL b%enientgen SOrten, bic in
8uf9eln bliben, bic Mitteltnospe beraus.
Die eriten 8lumen auf fiimmerli9en 2rieben
neugepfldn3ter Stolen unterbriide man lieber
gang, UNI fe fir ben fpdteren SSior nm
10 mebr gu frdftigen.
Dem Mnbinben gu f9per per6snber poer
lont nt9t Dortbeilbaft g%eiteQter s3Deige an
ben &ronenbdum6en, Defenders aber, AUDI
Der iipptg aufna9fenben an ben Gpaliere,
@Gulenz unb pbramibenroien, f9enfe man
ebenfdqs feline NufmertIamteit uno ~eutferne
Bel biefer Nrbett INNER ipglei9 bic iberz
fliiffigen.
Sn Der apeiten 6Glfte bes Mpnats pflegt
Der 9auptflor gu Beginner; baber bsrfGume
man nt3t, 'ieben Morgen bic a6geblibtcn
8lumen 5u entfernen, UNI ben neu aufblibsn=
ben Plab gu MAIDEN unb iiber6aupt Die
S9Onbett Der Pflan8en ntht gu beeintrd4z
ttgen.
@olte iih on einSelnen 8lGttern pber
3tpetgen &oit unb Mebltbau 5eigen, 10 iinb
bteie CUR gorbeugung petterer @erbreitung
fofort gu entfernen unb gu perbrennen. 8ei
trDdener Wttterung tit griinbli9es @teBen
rt9t gu %ber1dnmen; unterldBt maj es, 10
pertImmern bic 8lutben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
Oas Sd2eeren Ser pferoe.

Die @nit9ten iiber bic Srdae, ipeGbe1
gtnfluB bds S9eeren auf bic @eiun66eit Der
Yferbe 6at, ftnb 10 berf9ieben, baB es fir
bic Seier otefer 3eitung ni9t o6ne sSntereKe
1etn tptro, gu bOren, tpel9e @rfabrungen
etn Rferbeaii9ter tpd6renb elmer lanqen &eibe
BON Sabren oamtt gemabt bat. gr 19retbt
SDlgenbes:
~gfa4 meinen Iorgfdltig ungeitelten &c.
oba9tungen iollten ale Yferbe, ipelbe ni9t
ldngere 3ett ben lnbilben beg Metters aug
gefebt firb unb tpette @%ntfernunqen in f6nelz
Ter 8angart 3uriidlegen miFen, 9ef9oren
tperoen, benin tie arbeiten bann lei9ter, err
btben 1t9 nt6t unb t0nren na9 ~3uriidqe(eq=
ter Sour let6t a~bgepartet perben. 9d6ei
tit nod 4erbor3ubeben, baB bas puben eez
tpt1ermaB BEN cine mebi3inii9e @irtun9 aus
iibt, Die fe6r tpoblt6Gtig auf bic @eTunb6eit
Der pferbe fir @9nelarbeit ptrft, unb bic
ndtirli9 BET fol9en NIT btrettem Wtnterz
pel5e gan3 tpegfd1t. Sd frage bemna9, mas
TT rattoneQer, bic fragli9en BferDe in lei6=
tenn Nn5ug, tpenn i9 mid 70 ausbriiGen barf,
arbettet 5u lafen unb tbnen ben genpmmenen
pel3 in @etalt elmer tpDllenen Sefe gu err
1eben, ooer i6nen nit bemfelben ~fprcirte Souz
rem 5u5umutben? Die Mntport lieqt in Der
Sbatfq9e, baB Die fir ben in &ebe itebenben
3ned benubten Bferbe, penn gef9pren, faft
tmrner gel nno iinb, tpdbrenb i9 bel unaez
i8orenen bic entge9engefebte Grfabrung gez
maft babe. Sang anbers berbGlt 1t9 bic
Sa6e bel Idngiam arbeitenben pferben, bic
no3 ba3u oft ldngere .3eit i'm Sreien iteben
muHen. 9iefe fo1ten ME gef9oren iperben,
BENIN BEL ibnen biGbet bas 6aar bas bette
G9uBmtttel gegen NGfTe unb &dlts.
Wenn fol9e Pferbe au9 fotbige @ege gu
paffiren BADEN. 70 ipribt bod Der @9mnb
nur auf bic 6aare, bic 6art blei6t INNER
rein uno tparm. 0erfeGbe pirb 1pGter i'm
Sta1 am beiten nit 8iirfte unb &antm be-
ietttgt. @s geniigt bas boGfommen, nnb
mub man es umio mebr babel b~etpenoen
laien, als BEL berartisen pferben Elm gu
ftarfes &eiaen Der 9aut bur9 puBen gar
gu i3dbli9 1T. Der oft geb0rte @tntpano,
bob basS6eeren unnatiirlt9 fei,ift 6%infd1ig,
BENIN felt bus pferb 9austbier getpprben lit,
limb mir be3iigli6 fetner 8ebanblung bieG=
fa6 bon Der Natur abgepi6en, nm Is unfe=
rem 53peden bienitbar gu madben, i11bem mir
es bef6lagen, anbtnben u, T, IN. @esbal6
lou nun gerabe bas S9eeren unnatirli9
1etn2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
6eeen 9efhwouene uno entsinSete
Gutter.

Man nebme ungefalaene Butter unb brate
bartn 3niebeln, Bis lebtere braun getporben
ftno, bann e%ntferne man bic 3tpie6eln ulb
reibe man ibnen bds Gutter tG9li6 einz Bis
9tpet Mol gut Elm; bic @ef9pulft tpirb ft9
tnner6aGb bret pber bier Sagen per5pgen
haben unb bas Gutter 1T tpie bprbenl. SIT
bas Gutter 70 f9ltmm, baB bic Sub blutige
Mtl9 gtebt, 70 tpenbe man bas M1ittel Finger
an, bonn bterten Sage an aber pirb bic M1il9
feline bluttge 8etmtf9ung me6r aeigen; nit
benz gtnretben fabre man inbelIen fort,
Bis bas Gutter bolftdnbig ge6etlt lit. Die
3ptebeln iiben cine febr p~ObltbGtige @irz
flung aus.
gu bemerten tit mod, baB bas Gutter itets
gut unb rein ausgemolten perben muB.
Na3 5tpei Sageu loft ii9 bereits bic inn
Gutter g%erDnnene pber ~berbGrtete Wilh Ios,
bic, pte gefagt. gut ausgemolfen tperben
muB.
Die Neuntagsz8 Butter bon Der Mil@, bic
glei4 na9 Der 9eburt bes &albes (obne
biefes ert faufen gu ldf1en) unb audi pdbrenb
Der nG9ffolgenben pierSage ~getppnnen tuirb,
in benen bas &alb bic Mil6 ni6t aQe trinft,
tit fir obigen s3ped bic Bette unb poraiigs
@s iolte Elm ieber 6armer Bel Dor=
tommenoem 4al6en 1ol9e Butter anfertiqen,
benin tie tit au9 our 6eilung bon un6eren
9e19tpllten. 3. 9. bel gef6tpollenem Yferbe=
cutter, bon ilfamer Wtrtung.
q. 9etnri9 Sci er, 8iscpnfn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
3ur Nuff[druno

biene benz Serrn 6einri9 Setter, ST., SOL
genbes: 9a aus ben BON e. angefibrten Giz
taten in go. 20 Der lanbp, 8etldge beutli6
gu erieben 1T, baB er meinen tleinen @rtifel,
Der auerbtngs fir ben i%nteligenteren She'll
Der 2efer bes 8lattes bere9net mar, bur1<
aug falf6 aufgefaBt bat, 10 tperbe i'd, tim
gu Nub unb Srommen, bier mid elmer ettpas
aatdglt4er @usbrudspeife gu befletBigen
berfu9en.
Sic tpollen es it9 gefl. merfen, @erebrter,
baB tb leiber bur9 @itate f@tper gu iiberz
aeugen bin, es lei benin, fte riibren bon an
erfannten NutpritGten auf ben fragli4en
@ebieten Der, Sd bin Rdmli9 BON SugenS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

grDbere 3e1enpermebrune berbei un6 Die
@ummibilbung nirb na4lafen. Mu4 TT es
gu empfe6len, bic l4on bonn @ummiTllliie
angegriffenen @teIen aus5uf9 neiben; ebenlo
pirb ii9 Bel gutter Drainage peniger@ummts
flllR einitellen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

beete barf baber feline pfeife fte6en blei6en,
unb lei fie mod 10 oiinn. Sis gum @hlltB
beg Ste9ens, BEL frGftigen 8eeten ipdter.
BEL f9pa9en unb iungen friiber, muB M1es
f%ortgenommen perben. Sas lGngere ober
~tiir3ere Stehen tit qu3 5uglei6 cine 0anbz
babe, UNI bic @efunbbeit bes @pargcls gu
regeln."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
BIhertif9.

r9te &ufftf9e 9ifeG In Ca
ltfornten", Bulletin go. 10Y Der Ser
fu9sfation in 8ertelep, GaltfOrHien. .
nunfrGuter unb nie file
bertt1gt", Sarmers Bulletin SEQ. %
bes &derbauz9 Departments in @aIbiaqton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
Wie pfarrer Knetpp WauI. une
Rlauenfeuhe furtrt.

9egen bic MauG= unb &lauenIeu6e oes
lieben &tnbbiebs, unter Der es 10 f9redlt9
gu Ieiben bat, bat ii9 Der mitleibige Pfarrer
81eipp audi f9on berfu9t. Oa Die Sbtsre
ii9 3uriid5teben, penn man ibnen bic gebote=
men f4arfen Sa9en eingieBen min, unO oa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
r r Fl I:

Inner beutf9er 9fan5en. unO Samrn:Ratalos
Ionbtf un6 10 sic 8 &ts. fir Norto NIB ger-
pofuu9 bi legen, Ieubelt mir fret elm 4acfet Der be.
ribmten 8ismarf-@urte; ober fiir4 @ts. eM1 Yodet
John A. Salzer Seed Co., ga @roiie, gGis. }
I6i0nlStD6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
8laublubenoe borteniten.

gSertbe &e6aftton
@te muB man bel Der Gullr ser SortenIte1 SIT
@erfe ssben, nm ni6t nltr i66u ~btibenbe, %lonbern
9ilansen nit blau seidrbten 8litben SIT %ersielen?
Sebwts @etler Wontana.
The herald., 1895-02-17
LOST HER VOICE.

''Not alone this, but for three years |
was unable to speak aloud l was ner-
vous and irritable. Do you imagine in
this condition l could be cured2 THE
reporter thought not.) Continuing, Mrs.
Roth said: "But under DIR. Shores care
can say my symptoms have all disap-
peared, and to make my cure more diff
cult while under DR.. Shores treatment I
fell and broke a rib. This made no diff
ference with Dr. Shores. He met the
emergency, and by skillful treatment he
has made me a new woman.
"You can tell your readers that | will
be only too happy to talk with any one
regarding my case who will call upon
me, for feel it duty to suffering hui
manity that after doctors had told me |
could not live, DIR. Shores has done all
this for me-"
Wonderful without doubt. Mrs.
Roth has given one of the most remark
able statements ever published The re-
porter had personal interview with Mrs.
Roth and found the above to be true in
every sense of the word If you don't
believe it you 60 and find out for your
own satisfaction. Mrs Roth lives at No.
222 West Fifth street, city.
The herald., 1895-02-17
GIVEN Up TO DE-
Doctors in winnipeg, Manitoba, Sold
Mrs. Roth Gould MOI Live.
Under DR.. Shores Expert Speciality System
She is Restored to Health and Happiness
"A Cure that Proves Beyond a
Doubt the Wonderful Success
of DIR. Shores New
Treatment.

One of the most remarkable cures and
one that has caused widespread comment
among the people of Los Angeles, and
especially the medical profession, is that
of Mrs. Fred Roth, who resides at No.
222 West Fifth street, this city.
For over thirty years Mrs. Roth has
been suffering from catarrh of the head
and stomach. She has treated all over
the country. Doctors and medicine failed
to give her any relief. In Winnipeg,
Manitoba, the physicians told Mrs. Roth
her disease had become so deep seated
and chronic that cure was impossible
and that her life was fast ebbing away.
This was sad blow both to Mrs. Roth
and her family.
Not willing to give up Mrs. Roth came
to Los Angeles. She had read and heard
of DIR. Shores wonderful cures, but she
felt that his treatment would, like that of
other doctors, fail. This was not the
case. Mrs. Roth came to DR.. Shores,
and below will be found her story in full.
ITO relate my story" said Mrs. Roth,
" is to me painful. The suffering l have
endured in the past thirty years words
cannot express. l was more dead than
alive, and when l say what DR.. Shores
has done for me it will establish him in
the heart of every sufferer.
The herald., 1895-02-17
PAINTING SPELLS,

And imagine l was going to die cold
and hot flushes, accompanied by a weak,
miserable and emaciated feeling. I had
no appetite whatever, and what little l
did eat would make me voniit. would
belch up gas, and would b1oat up to
twice my natural size.
The herald., 1895-02-17

my head and nose were constantly stopped
up; sharp pains in the head, extending
from ear to ear eyes weak and watery !;
throat dry and sore always hawking and
clearing the throat
My heart was greatly effected. At
times it would almost stop beating and
l would have terrible
The herald., 1895-02-17
SCR0FULA CURED,
None but The Genuine Specialist Con
Accomplish
Such Remarkable Cures-LittIe Nette Nc
Innes Suffered with ScrofvIa and Gatarrh
She was Almost BInd-Her Speedy
Restoration to Health Under DR..
Shores New Treatment
ALMOST BLIND.

Other doctors had treated her, but no
one could do her any good. DR.. Shores
simply treated the catarrh, and without
ohe drop Of medicine in the eye she has
become almost cured.
The child had headache, dropping in
the throat, nervous, wakeful at night,
lost flesh, and scrofula sore that looked
The herald., 1895-02-17

and acted as though it would disfgure
the little one. Yet under DR.. Shores
expert specially system her family say:
Eyes, she has improved beyond all ex-
pectation, and we heartily recommend
DR.. Shores for his success in treating our
little one. Yours truly,
MRS. MCINNES,
Rosedale.
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Ii Is Not the Correct Thing.

Ii Is Not the Correct Thing.
For man to think that he can
be gentleman in the drawing
room and boor in his office.
To consider ignorance in anoth-
er as warrant for ones own i'm
position upon him.
To question without good rea-
son the business integrity of a
man who grew suddenly rich, OF
to think that poverty is always q
mark of uprightness and honesty
and never of stupidity and want OF
business training.
To forget that in these days of
gigantic Investments, silver mines
railroads, western booms and Yam.
kee pluck, there is always an op.
portunity for the "hun,lreth man
10 become rich.
To forget that fortune knock;
ouce at every mau's door, AM
sometimes ouly once.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-09-07

,nc year, and your choice of the follow ne SUB
,tantial, ornate, cloth-bound works:
SCOTS POETICAL WORKS. vols
POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERlCA-3 vols
LIFE AND TIMES OF NAFOLkoN-s vols.
cYCLoPEpIA OF SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL IN.
FORMATIOS-ly vol.
DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LASGuAGE-l
vol.
BALZACs "COMEDY OF HUMAN LltE"-3 vols.
LIBRARY OF SrASDsI;D AUTHORS vols.
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST vol For Centre
Table.
DANTE'S INFERNO vol. Tor Centre Table.
pANTE's FUEGATORY AND fAi,AIlsE I vol
For Centre 1atlc
TIE CAPITALS oF TIT GLosE-l vol toI Centre
labe.
Or. If you prefer Lighter and Norc Homelike
Books. you may chooce
MoORE'S POLITICAL WORKS.
EVENINGS At HOME-Il0W TO SrENp IHEM.
THE CIVIL WAR IN song AND STORY.
how HEROES OF FICTION PROPOSE. AND
HEROINk; REPLY. In hest English Cloth, s@
peRcs containing IiIu AFT quotations from
the Literature OF the WoTl1.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-09-07

Major Quinn, in his annual re-
port on the Improvement of Loui-
siana rivers, says that up to the
close of the fiscal year SEC, 1874 has
been expended upon Bayou Teche
and the work may be considered
permanenent. The steamboat and
lumbermen express much satisfac-
ton with the dredge work recent
" done, and declare that the nayi-
gable condition of the Teche has
been much improved for all pur-
poses. Patterson Optic.
THE MOST remarkable cures on
. record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is unequalled
for all BLOOD DISEASES.
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State of Ohio. City Of Toledo,
.ncaa Comfy


FRANK j. CHENEY makes Oaths that he
Ia the senior partner Of the firm of F. j.
CHENEY s. Co.. doing business in the Ci.
ty Of Toledo. County and State aforesaid
and that said Grm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ard
every case of Catarrh that cannat be
cured by the Use of HALLS CATAkRH
CURE. FRANK j. CAENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1886.
(r-S-~) A. W. GLEASON.
}sEAL Notary Public.
f~~)
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address +. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o.
tBT Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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cesSary TO happiness
To forget that many of the
worlds greatest men died poor.
To forget that prodence as we'll
as courtesy demands that one be
punctual in keeping engagements.
To form irregular business ha-
bits. ...
To talk "shop' in society.
To devote ones whole life to
business to the neglect of spiritu.
al and mental concerns.
To forget that employees when
tempted into dishonesty some
times salve their conscience with
the thought of the bad example
set by their employers.
To forget that money paid in sa-
laries to deserving men is always
a good investment.
To be a Shylock in demanding
the whole of ones bond.
To think that misrepresentation
in business transaction is not a
first cousin to stealing.
To have one code of manners
for the rich and another for the
poor.
To think that ones good man.
ners which are only veneered will
not break some day when least ex-
pected or desired.
To act as if might made right.
For man in society to imagine
that the girl he may desire to mar
ry is not perfectly familiar with
his business reputation.
To think that a loud reproof OF
public is ever productive of any
good.
To imagine that frigidity ant
intellect are synonymous terms.
To forget that quack doctor:
and pettifogging lawyers art
known by a lack of honor, homes
ty, and integrity more than by {
lack Of ability.
For business and professional
men to initiate gamblers, jockeys
and dudes i'm the matter of dress.
To think that antiquity in clio.
thes adds dignity to ones profes-
sion.
To forget that agents sometimes
carry articles that are worth pur.
chasing.
To make use of technicalities tC
escape from ones just obligations
To forget that ones shady tran
sactions have an unfortunate habit
of getting into the newsp per.
To imagine that crime ever
escapes UNPUBLISHED.
To forget that ill-gotten gains
will turn the downiest couch into
a bed of thorns at the hour OF
death.
To forget that everybody admi-
roc n manly man -M0rnfpu Sfo,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-09-07
THE CORRECT THING
IN BUSINESS.
II Is the Correct Thing.

LII is the correct IhlnE.
To act gentleman in business
transaction. no how far his associ-
ate may forget himself.
To ha scrupulously honest be-
cause it is right to be so. and not
because honesty is the best poll
cy."
To remember that all rich men
are not knaves nor all poor ones
angels.
To make the best of ones OPP
portunities.
To remember that life need
not necessarily be a failure be-
cause it is not crowned with
wealth.
To be punctual to the second in
keeping business appointment.
To remember that a five minu-
tes' delay has sometimes turned
the tide of young mans destiny.
TO devote ones business hours
strictly to business and ones time
of recreation to something else.
To pay a good man what his
services are worth, and not merely
the minimum at which they can
he obtained. 3D. rs..
To avoid all misrepresentation
in a business transaction.
To receive every one courteous
ly, whether rich or poor, whom
business brings to ones Office.
To avoid all flippancy in q bust
ness transaction.
To remember that both master
and men are subject to the same
laws of right Ind wrong.
For business men to remember
that a humane and considerate
treatment of their employees en-
sures the respect of the general
public as well as the approval OF
their own conscience.
To give a reproof, where neces-
sary, in private.
For statesmen to remember that
they are paid to wait upon custo-
mers, are expected to act as gen.
tlemen whether a purchase is
made or not.
To remember that frowning
demeanor does not always imply
a dlgnitied one by any means.
For lawyers and doctors to re-
member that professional secrets
are matters of honor, the betrayal
of which, under any circumstance,
would bring upon themselves the
condemnation of the whole COM
munity.
For professional and business
men to dress at all times as gen.
tlemen.
For sorely tried business men to
remember that book-agents and
peddlers are human, and some
times reduced gentlefolk, and to
therefore be as lenient as possible.
To hold ones word as sacred as
ones bond.
To avoid all transactions that
are classed in lump as shady.
To remember that adulation to
power and arrogance to poverty
mark a plebeian in mind as we'll
as in origin.
To be manly at all times.
| Il, I. N,t tho Eorro,.k TI,;on
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Few Orleans. =.
Ii Session
The EntiFe Yeer
STUDENTS
enter
At Any Time.
ssra .sf Catalogue.
SOULE p


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For 80 years renowned for It's Hfgn Srsos
Courses. Philosophic Systems, Advanced
Accounting, Practical and Ethfcei Ice
lures. -.
It practices no chariatanisn, ana mhkee
no false statements and alluTing promises 10
deceive and dupe the unsuspectina MANY
thousands of its students are leaders N al haee
OF business.
and Superior 10 any other IN the United STATES
Write for FREE Specimen Pages OF souies
Great Work, TIC pp., on Book Keeping.
Address: GEO. SOULE SONS, New Orleans.
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job work in all styles at this
office, get samples and prices.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
oh. ARys

You can get ome-grown, hardy orne-
mental climbing vines, fine roses, doubla
white hollihocks, Persian lilacs, the IA
nous Palmetto asparagus roots; garden
plants in season. Come early and get
your choice. Parcell's Gardens, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Delta Trading Co. will soon re-
ceive three more car loads of those styl-
ish Columbus and Stavcr Il Abbott bug
gies. They have sold four cars OF these
rigs since the first Of last December.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Trees! Trees: Trees!

A large stock Of all the leading va
risties of two-year old apple to be sol
cheap.
Trees and plants Of all kinds.
A. ". CARR, North Delta.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Having recently closed my dressmak-
ing shop in Colorado Springs and moved
to Delta 1 would respectfully solicit-a
share Of the patronage OF the hdies OF
Delta. Iguarantee my work. 13plA
Mrs. +. NJ. GETS.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Pride OF Delta Coal.

I have as good coal Us there is in
Delta county; Screened, and will be de.
livered in town at 50 per ton. Leave or
ders Gale Bros. Roads in good condition; !;
cabin and stable for exclusive use OF Gus
toners; Scales ut the bank; usual prices.
Come and see me.
Sl JOSEPH ROLLINS.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Ladies' look at some Of the Oxford ties
that our competitors are asking S2.ot
for. and then come and look at ours for
Sl.6o. This is a pointer. BAILKr's.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Remember those chicken dinners al
the Central house on Sundays. They
are fine. Try them and be convinced.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

/ am hore still and going to stay. De
string to do my patrons good have pur'
chased machine to sew rips in tho fin
est and coarsest shoes neatly and sub
stantially at prices reduced. Material
the best oal, tanned used in all work. No
hemlock used. Gents half soling GO cents
ladies' 40; children's %. Work warrant
cd. Patronage solicited. G. n. HASTINGS
Shop in feed store.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Delta Trading Co. can give man
a bargain in any kind OF harness or
saddle that he wants.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Bailey Merantile Co. are now lead
ing in prices In their line. When 1t
comes to making prices Bailey is hard
to catch,
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Sheep For Sale.

have 500 head Of young sheep fcr
sale; also a team Of good work horses,
weig ght 800, to trade for team OF mare.
JOHN GUM.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Latest styles OF wall paper just re-
ceived at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Prices to suit the times.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Remember that il you have three or
more teeth 10 extract they cost you only
80 cents piece at kclsays the dentist.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

pcrsons having real e.tntc for trade.
ra,,s ~ IN 10 Va on Id do well to list III g
,,tan HEAR q CLACk.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Fire Brick and Clay Just Re.
ceiyed at H. "lLSON'S.

Kohler's Jersery Creamery Butter at
CILLErr GROCER Co.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

II you want TO make a quick
sale Of your property list II Win
BLAIR & MASTlN.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

Several new bicycles just received
Call and see them.
BALDWIN i Van TUYL.