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The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Young gentlemen. take a little advice
from one who knows. When you call
on your best girl next Sunday eve Put
on one OF Mabry & kistler's stylish neck
ties and when she stoops TO admire il,
why iust-you know the rest.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

FoR RFSr-A three room cottage OF
Meeker street. Inquire at Delta Count.
Bank.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

This is the season for paint and glass
A full supply will be found at F. p.
Hunt & Cos.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Did you know that Tongue creek coal
is better than evers Well. if is. and you
reed some right away. Order OF j. j.
Wintcr.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Don't forget that Tucker sells tho
News and takes orders for subscription
to all papers and magazines.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Fos SALK-Good heavy ranch team.
harness and wagon at the Pete Shark
ranch two miles eas. OF Cory p. o. on
Surface creek mesa 3d-Ss.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

There has been a won ierful imp owe
ment in Tongue creek coal since last
season. Development did it. For sale
by j. j. Winton.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

We leave competitors as though there
were none with Our line Of groceries,
which is as complete as a novel after the
last word. Conklin & Gaunt.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

All those indebted to the firm OF Nor
ton & Winton arc requested to call and
make a settlement at once as the firm
has dissolved partnership.
j. J. WISroS.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Mrs. Duvall receives new patterns in
hats this week and the ladies are invited
to call and see them.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Mabry 4 KistIer have had a run on
their boys clothing since the school
opened. Whyf Because those double
The hickory has no effect on them.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Tam O'Shanter school hats 25c, AM
Sl.Oo felt hats marked down to . and oOc
Twining 4 Anderson.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Bicycle repairing, quick, good. cheap.
Z. p. Hunt i Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Bishop take. the lead in making high
class photographs, at tie Delta Photo
Studio, now open every day.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Michigan celery. Michigan cider, New
Jersey sweet potatoes at tie Gillets
Grocer & Meat Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Go to McMurray's for your books and
school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Grain and potato sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit i Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Full stock OF groceries at the Gillett
Grocer & Meat Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

McMurray's headquarters for school
books and school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Two tickets good from Delta 20 Omaha
csn he bought cheap by applying at this
Office.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

To TRApE-High grade bicycle Tor
I buggy. PERCY HoUTs.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

One announcement Of any entertainment to
which an admission fee Il charged will be made
n these columns free. Any further announce
uents will be charged for at advertising rates.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

For cheap fruit baskets go to Hunter
4 Beckley.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
Cal, for Cosasy Warrants.

Notice is hereby given there are funds
on hand to pay the following county
warrants and that iufercs, will cease on
and after October l&;h. 1sos,
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Water barrels for sale at Hunter &
Beckley's.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

BArTIsr.-Sermons by the Rev. VII
kinson.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Wild cherry phosphate at Kohnles.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Soda water at Kohnle's.
Try Kohnle's celery phosphate.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

Dated at Delta. Colo. Sept. Ind. 1856
n. II. Castle.
Treasurer % Delta Co.
First pub. Sept. =, last Oct. IA. 1851
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Tho following story NJ a lawyer and
a simple.hoarted client Il borrowed
from Scottish Nights, which PROPOSES
20 have II from the lawyer himself:
An Irish woman sent Tor the lawyer
In great haste, She wanted him to meet
her in court and he hns,encd thither
with all speed, Tho woman's son was
about to be placed on trial for burglary.
When the lawyer entered the court
the old woman rushed mp to him and
In an excited voice said;
MIR. h., OF want you to git a con
tlnuanee for me by Jimmie"
Very well madam replied the
lawyer. Il will do 80 II | can. but II
VIII be necessary TO present to the
court some grounds for remand.
what shall | say?"
"Shure ye can fist tell the court that
oil want a continuance TN Oi can git a
better lawyer to spake for the by"
The lawyer dropped the case then
and there and We are not informed OF
the old lady's next move.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

The question Is frequently asked:
What Is u vegetarian community TO use
instead OF leather? on course. substi-
utcH would have TO be found, At pres
ent, as hides are q waste product. there
Is no need to seek further; but when
they become scarce other substances
will certainly take their place, other
things have already begun to compete
with leather. Formerly the doublet
and brooches and even bottles were
made OF that substance, Now we use
cloth for bookblndlng and other pur-
poses aud may have artificial leather
boots. Demand always stimulates in
ycntion and production. II may. there
fore be safely predicted that to make
ample provision FOR our clothing. oven
under vegetarian regime, is task
not beyond the resources OF civilization
We may be sure II We have followed
nature thus far and trusted her for our
greater wants she will assurcdly not
fail Ms In these lesser things. West
minister Review.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
IN. Sailor, M.rs In nnnh,.

On board one OF Her Majestys ships
recently two seamen were holly en-
gagged in an argument as to the class OF
animal hog belonged to, one OF them
asserting 1t was sheep, and the other
equally certain that 1t was a pig. Not
being able to agree, one OF them turned
to an old salt who was standing close
by, saying:
Here. Bill, you've knocked about a
bit What is a hog7 Is It a pig or Is
Il a Sheep"
Whereupon Bill, after due consldera.
ton, replied Well, to tell you the
truth, ohummy, don't know much
about poultry"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

out engaging M fierce ana bloody strife.
They have received wounds on many q
wcll-lought roof before they emerged
from private life TO give public oXhi-
blilora. Like the namcsako OF one Of
them. both are given To somewhat
excessive use OF language. Hut 10 cA-
tonuatlon II should be- said that their
language ~ principally bad, consisting
OF swearing ANA yowls. They do not ln.
dulgc In rhetoric nor dialects. Neither o.!
them ptotcnds 10 be q gentleman, or
anything else but a common lighting
cat
Corbett To- white and Jackson 10
black ana white. They cost their train
or % cents apiece. and were brought In
by boy from somewhere. Al least d
IL certain they were not Iampcrcd.
fashionable cats. who had lost courage
and slncw In a NE OF cnorya,ing lux
ury.
The writer witnessed nght between
Corhctt ana Jackson the other nisht,
says the New York Journal Before
the event each sat ON n stool waiting
for the fray, when time was called
their trainer picked them mp and placed
them In a ring consisting OF a square
board, having ropes ana wooden stakes
around II and placed on high bls-
kct
Each wore heavy gloves. They stood
upright most Of the time, but dll not
exhibit much science, They proved.
however. that they were game to the
last drop OF their blood, The trainer
had repeatedly 10 Interfere In order to
prevent the hght from dcgcneratlng M
to a rough and tumble chewing and
scratching contest Corhett several
times fouled hts opponent hy biting and
by attempting to scratch with his hind
feet In spite OF their outrageous ,ln-
duct Professor Hampton allowed The
fight to proceed. It was the in
tentlon that II should be carried on to
a knockout. ana 90 II was, The light
lasted four rounds and ended with the
knocking out OF Peter Jackson. To
that result. however. Professor famp-
ton largely contributed by helping Cor
bctt to throw his opponent over the
ropes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

cncrgetlollly seeking 20 render one an-
other unconscious. Tho aghtors are
Jim Corbett ana Peter Jackson. These
are not their right names. but have
been conferred by Professor !. W..
Hampton. who has charge Of the spar.
ring exhibition which they give at
Kelths Union square Theater. II must
further be- explained that the puglilsts
are not men. but cats. Their contest is
not on that account any less fierce. acrl.
Gus and oxhilaratlng On the contrary
II IL rather more 30. The eats natural
method Of lighting. NJ most people arc
probably aware. is to bite with his teeth
and to scratch with an four feet. lie
uses his hind legs with great energy
when he gets his opponent down. This
natural method Is very effective. and
would. no doubt. make public exhi-
bition very interesting. but such an en-
tortainmont would hardly be allowed.
The cats have. therefore been instruct
cd In the rules Of boxing aH laid down
by the Marquis Of Qucensbury. Cor
bett and Jackson are both heavily built
tom eats Of strongly pugnnclous In.
stincts. confirmed ana developed by
several years of hard lighting without
gloves. From the time hat they reached
adherence u Is probable that neither
OF them ever passed an evening with
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
BITS or KNOWLEDGE,

Negroes own 10000 farms
In shanghai there Ii an organ made
from bamboo
For thirty years DR., Barnardo's
Homes have now been engaged In their
philanthropic lahors. and their rcscues
average up close upon 1000 children Tor
every year OF their existence.
The children OF the blacklist Africans
are born whltiah, In a month they be
como pale yellow. In year brown. ~
four. dirty black Tho change Is in the
mucous membrane below the cutlcle.
Thrcc-tcnths OF the earnings OF Bel
CLAN convict are given TO him on the
expiration OF his term OF imprisonm 4nt.
Some OF them thus save more money In
Jail than they have ever saved before.
A spider thread Is much tougher than
bar Of steel size for size. An ordi-
nary thread will bear weight OF three
grains, This Is 30 per cent stronger
than corresponding thread OF steel.
The number OF institutions In the
United States for the benefit OF the deaf
Is 10. teachers. 626; pupils. S.275. The
value OF the apparatus is sia.S99. and
the value OF the ground and buildings.
10000 900,
Luther's Bible. which he used In his
study, Is In possession OF a Berlin mu-
scum. His margins are covered with
notes In Luther's handwriting. II was
printed at Cassil In 1909, aud is excel
lontly preserved.
The largest damned body OF water in
the world will be secured by the build
ing OF dam at Cloquet. Mimi, on the
ST. Louis river The dam Is to be 900
feet long and 80 feet high. with back
water sixty miles In extent,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
IN CHINESE SERVICE.
why ~ Hang chang Was ohilgei TO
t;rsurt Co Dupiirity.


IN engaging the services of some
potent British officer TO organize as
navy. the Chimes government i. e.. ~
Hung Ch5ug was Obliged 20 resort 10
duplicity IN order to effect q Bomblance
Of reconciliation between the naval scr-
vice and the mandarin system. says
Blackwood's Magazine Ancr the cx.
perlcncc gained In hi1 FIRST term OF sore
vice IN China. Capt. Lang declined 20
ro-cn.cr II without adequate suba'an-
tive rank. Whether this stipulation
was made by tho British board o. ale
mlralty before giving him leave 90
serve. or was imposed by Capt Lang
hlmfolf. Is immaterlll. what the Niso-
roy had TO DO was 10 contrlyo a fosm
N words which would satisfy the con-
iition without disturbing the Chinese
official arrangements.
Capt. Lang was given tho title OF ro-
admiral with Ting. while al authority
was secretly withheld from him. SO
long as Admiral Ting was present.
Capt Lang did not discover his true
position His advice was followed. he
was on the most cordial terms vita his
Co-admlrul. and there was nothing to
show he was not de facto, eomman der
In chief As soon. however. ~ an nc-
cidont caused the two TO be separated.
the situation was revealed. Lang's or
der to raise the admlral's nag
was dlsobcyed. and Commodore I.iu
assumed command OF the fleet, An ap-
peal by telegram to the Viceroy IL only
brought stronger confirmation OF the
fact that Lang's Chinese rank was
never intended to be other than q
sham.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

The woman who cannot afford to buy
silver jardlnierc for the center OF
her table need not despair, Just as
pretty effects may be obtained with an
expenditure OF third u the money
Buy at any OF the florists hardy fern.
growing In pot-a very good one may
be bought for 20 cents. Cover the pot
with a putting OF crepe paper, which
should BE- tied with ribbon.
This will make q dainty jardinlere
and one which will need but little care.
when ferns are used have the crepe
paper either In white or pale green.
\ primrose treated IN this way will
make pretty iardiniere; also small
azalea.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

English tdens ~ tho Hus.isn Court
Tho young empress OF Russia cyl-
IDENTIFY has the courage of her opinions.
which are very strong ones on certain
subjects II must have required no
small strength OF mind. for instance.
for her TO issue her recent command
about cigarette smoking. as all Russian
ladies smoke as a matter OF COURSE: and
the dowagcr czarltzi. the princess of
wales sister twho o. certainly anything
but masculine In her habltal 80 FAR from
laying any such restrictions upon her
ladies-ln-waiting. herself actually
smoked. Some unpleasant feeling OK
ists In court circles nj the command
Of the young empress, but Il ~ perfect
~ easy to understand her dislike 20
this very untcmlninc practice She Is
no thoroughly English In her tastes and
ylows that II naturally oncnds her to
have all her lndics-ln-wnlting continu-
ally puflng cigarettes. ny degrees she
ls certainly Angllcizing the Russian
court. ana II Il charming to ind her
devoted young husband helps her In
every way TO this end lie has an i'm.
mcnsc admiration for everything Eng
llsh. and IL delighted TO hear his wife
speaking her mothers language.
Lady'a Pictorial.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
- pAIReuTH pRooRAMMs.


lhis hchrs ie4ttNal v lhpe't'H "" '"f
pass Al IT. rredece.sor.
The Wagncrian celebration az
Baircuth In july and August next prom
iscs to eclipse all former celebrations
Of the kind, says London Telegraph.
"The Nibelungcn Ring" will be given
in its entirety. and the committee an
ticlpates that the technical and ME-
chanical difficulties attending the rcp-
resontation win be successfully SUR
mounted. Real horses will be employed
In the ride Of the Nalkyries, and hey
will be ridden by expert horscwomcn.
Their hoofs viii be mufIled lest 'he
slightest noise should destroy the iliu-
sion. Frau I'M Lehman will sustain
the part Of Brunnhildc. Frau sucher viii
be- the siogllndc. frau Marie Brcma
II east Tor the part OF Fricka and Frau
llcinck-Schumann. grandnlecc Of he
composer will be the Efih.
The part Of wotan will be- In
trusted to Herr pcrron. while Herren
Burgstnllcr and Brencr will he rcspec-
lively Slegfrlcd and Nine. Fricdrighs,
the famous Bcckmesser Of the 'Mels,er-
singer viii sing Albcrich's music. Herr
Gerhauser will sustain the role Of Sicg-
mund and Herr Grcnge will be Hagen
All these artists will begin rehears-
ing early In June. The general re-
hearaals will take place on June IS
and following days. There will be- ave
representations OF the "Tctralogy.'
and each representation viii last for
four days The first will be given on
Sunday. July 10. and will. Of course.
extend over Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. The four other representa-
lions will be given on the same days
In the four following weeks.
Hans Richter and Felix Motif viii
conduct. Each will have two perform.
anccs intrustcl to him. aud It ls rot
get arranged who will conduct the iiith
and concluding representations Il Is
twenty years since "The Nibrlungcn
Ring was given NJ Bnlrcuth AMI In
1870 Richard Wagner himself conduct
cd In that year there were only ,nreo
performance OF thc Ring" given. The
performances resulted IN heavy nuan-
cinl approaching G.OOO pounds
The present committee has. aB pre-
clu'lcnnry measure. put u1 the prices
The cheapest seat Will be- pound racl
day, and tau8 u VIII cost the amateur
/ pounds TO hear the Rims" from .rs.
To- lgs,.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
wHlN 80 oogs ovEaBoARD


Rough weather
Capt M1u,l Cation OF th' Adams i.h-
ing schooner Sea Fox iust in from
Georges fishing banks tells o. thrilling
story Of Bile adventures iu the last gallo
and snoastosm. says The Boston Herald.
While the ycaci was lab1rina in the
worst par' OF The gale Doe ordered me
crew TO- cot the mlinsa.I 10 work her
away from The dangerous shoals to lee
wari
when the CROW had cast of the
stons. said the captain. 70 reached for
the downfall 20 clear % ga they hoisied.
The wind Just of that moment caught
the canvas. and with slat % came TO
lecwari. striking me 10 the back.
and in an instant was twoniy
feet away and overheard. struck
the vater face down. but Tor
tunatoly was 10 loewird. and a. ]
came 40 atw the craft broadaide on
drifting toward mo one Of my men,
named Merton. saw me disappear and
quick a. a Fash sent a coil u rope
spinning after me. Hts atm was true,
and as came mp the rope lay against
my arms and I grabbed H.
u was soon alongside but IN the
worst part of my sorape The Fox was
rolling foirfully. while the cross seas
threw mn around like a ball one mo-
ment would bang against her side and
the next be- FAR away The roef-iacklo
soon swung toward me and grabbed u.
but didn't nnd my new hold any Inn
proycmcnt I was thrown In all dircc-
lions. but held on swallowed lots OF
water and the wrcnchlng got was fast
USING me Mp.
"My men would have had hard work
llfiing me up With my wet clothes had
the vessel bocn AZ the wharf as |
weigh more than 900 pounds, and. OK
cited ~ they were u was useless for
them to Try II there told them I
couldn't hold on much longer and 10
make fast rope apd launch dory.
Afler many unmccossful attempts
they managed 10 get boat over the
rail but no one came IN her. I knew I
could not got IN alone ana shouted for
some one 10 come In her.
"Thcy hauled the boat back rs near
as possible and. making a daring leap
two brothers. August and Manuel
Louis. reached the dory. which the
others rapidly let drift down to me.
There waH still danger OF capsikc
and there was three men IN the water
instead OF one. but the boys. after a
struggle. GOT me In ana we were soon
on the deck OF the Fox"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
HORSES AND FLUTES.
now the sybarites' Enemies Are said 10
Have Won , t,ttt.

Have won nattis.
Born originally in Greece. o. had &C.
renal. lnoe in Italy ami Grisoni and
F.aseH. must De Acknowledged the
.rss fathers Of the art. however ready
ee may be to admit that Che courts Of
Francis J. and Henry w.. by early
adoption Of the offspring. adorned It's
Development with the courtly grace.
Iuuer and urbaniiy OF French lnnu-
erec. which made the mcnlgo the art Of
,he princes. as another nation and age
made hawking the sport Of kings. says
,he quarterly Review
"Thcy say" wrote Ben Johnson.
aBr.necs learn no art truly but the art
Of horsemanship. The reason b.. the
braee beast Ia no nattcrcr lie viii
ihr1w q prince as soon De mis- groom"
The Creek theory Of education. as
We ani Il In plato. was OF a twofold
Kind. Ono OF gymnastics relating to
M, body. the other Of music for the
s,tc OF "a good state Of the SOUL brief
h. AS SIR. Pater expresses II, "a gym
n,.,lc fused In music" This system
a, education the Greeks applied no
less to the training Of horses than Of
mon. In the earliest oNtant treatise on
riding. Xcnophon pointed out that
borsemanship. like dancing, was de-
psadent fundamentally on the play
impulse that for anything to be done
veil 90 must be- done Tor pleasure;
"ahat the horse does under compul-
sion ls done without understanding.
and there Is no beauty In It any more
than u one should whip and spur a
dancer" The horse must become an
artist. too. In his manner. and use his
limbs with rhythmicai freedom
So 1r was this carried out that
Aihcnacus relates how the Sybaritcs
taught even their horses to dance at
their icasB to the music Of the flute;
and on one occasion their enemies put
their knowledge Of this habit to humor-
oli account by taking out ilutc players
90 battle aud winning the cavalry over
10 ,hsIs tide by causing the horses IA
dance 10 a fayorltc air. Just ~ tho
Pied Piper played the rats OF liamclln
into the Wcser
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

sun preachers make empty pews.
The preacher should prove himself the
friend OF mankind, lie should descend
from his pomp and high platform OF
empty dignity and come among the
people, speak to the people ana show
them that he Is friend Of manhood AZ
large, Cold and formal churches make
empty pcws, Christianity Ia served TOO
much on Ice. We want warm hearts.
warm greetings, warm handshakinxs
In all our churches, Rev. VI. A. Peters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

An old lady well known in the east
OF Fife for her learning and for tax
ing down conceited people, gave an
evening party where a young man was
about to leave for an appointment In
China and he formed the object OF at
traction during the evening.
As he was exceedingly oXtrayagant
In his conversation about himself the
old lady was all but silent during the
evening until he was leaving, when she
shook him heartily by the hand. say
ing.
TAX guide care o. yourself when
we're ava: for, mind you, they eat pup
MES in Cheena. London Answers.
The Insurance upon 81, Paul's eathe
dral is about si75.O0O,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

The beer question Is not likely to be
taken entirely out Of politics while. In
a year. New York city consumes a.
$4,000 barrels OF beer, Chicago $780,
0Oo. Milwaukee 100000. 81, Louis L.
100000 and Philadelphia and Brooklyn
1900 900 each.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Il haven't had any peace OF mind
at all. said Mr.. Lushly. since my wife
got the bicycle craze"
"she wants to ride. does she?'
NO. She wants me to ride. She
says she believes than man who IL out
at night ia as safe II hos confronted
with the responsibility OF getting a hi
cycle back as he is II he has signed the
pledge wv Washington Star.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10
CATS WITH GLOVES.
METHOD OF ENTER
TAiNMENr IN NEW YORK.


MOST EXCITING
exhibition Of pugi
ism takes place
twice daily In a
theator In New
York Women and
children as we'll as
men, witness a.
They applaud Wild
lynt themovements
when the com
batants arc mosi
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

mir. Moddlln" that gentleman's
wife In a Mortified tone, you are
drunk"
"Guesh | mush be-" assented Mod.
din. oheermlly, or else wouldn't
(hiel let you shee me In this cndlshun."
Springfield MOI Leader Democrat.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

Bennington Center, w.. with a pop
ulation never exceeding 300. has fur
nished four governors to the state. and
the inhabitants think the good mate
rial Il by no means exhausted
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

The only man who can look pleasant
after stepping on a banana skin and
coming down hard Is one who has lust
been learning to ride the bicycle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-10

n OuTFiTTlNG a
homo Wlih pictures
the chict thingt 10
he remembered
from the Dealers
standp1 lnt are the
"donta" Thobo
are a few Of Them
Don't think ten
poor pictures are
worth more than
three or four good
uWaa