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The morning times., 1896-12-04
Wasliingtonians in New York.
Sr,acio1 IN rho Vi,,nu

New York, Dec. 3-windsor, DR.. J. G. B.
Curtis: Hoffman, +. L. freeman; Astor,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Haynes, H. F. Dunk
horst; Marlborough, +. Jannas, W. H. Or
cutt Imperial, W. l.. Thompson; sturte-
want. K. S. Fletcher: NJ. c. List: Everett,
c. L. Foster, Z. p. Bellon. 2. Leverone;
Metropolitan, Rev. W. j. II. Hogan, p.
Howard: Broadway Central, F. II. Smith;
Bartholdi, A. A. White, Mr.. and Mrs l.. H.
Wager; Park Avenue, Mrs. A. II. DrcXel
st. Denis, Z. 2. Pumphrey; Grand Union,
S. Wilson. Army and Navy arrivals, N.
Mansfield. W. f. spurgen. H. s. Turner,
c. A. Wilcox, U. S. A; C. Bailey, j. r. :.
Bartlett, H. v. Butler, jr., j. NJ Eager, S.
Krupper, DR.. j. NJ. Moore, C. Morgan, J..
{. Spear, r. Spear, o. f. Staidin, j. E.
Walker, U. S. N.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
Grocery
Savings.

It's sometimes unwise to buy
too cheap groceries-quality may
have been sacrificed. Be sure it's
not. That may be the case with
other peoples stock-not ours.
These items will stand the test
of the family table. We stake
our reputation on their purity
and freshness.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
Future Army Officers.

Cadet appointments to the West Point
Military Academy have been as follows:
Charles McH. Eby, Newport, Pcnnsyl-
vania, with P K. Smith. of Annville, Pa i.
as alternate. Claude A. Bingham, New Al
bany, Indiana, with L. L. Slaugher, of
Corydon, Indiana, alternate. ]. C. Paddi-
son, Burgaw, n. C., alternate for the Sixth
North Carolina district j. Il. Franklin,
Flat Gap, Tennessee, alternate for the
Second Tennessee district; Z. 2. Arnold,
Prescott, Arkansas, alternate for the
Third Arkansas district.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
A GIRLS BALL GOWN.
How to Make an inexpensive but
Beautiful One In Tarleton
and Cerise Ribbon.

A YOUNG girl wants 50 many evening
n dresses her first year in society that
her purse, unless she he u rnillionaire's
daughter, is taxed to its limit. She looks
constantly for effective designs that are
not costly.
one of these is the dress Of tarleton,
that old material which. well managed,
is as pretty as tulle ana as graceful as
chiffon.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
Texas AflOat Once More.

Brooklyn, Dec. 3.-Thc battleshp Texas.
which went into the navy yard dry-dock
about two weeks ago for repairs 10 her
sea-cock valves and weter-tiglIt compart-
ments, came out of the dock today, and
her officers ay~she is as good as new.
She Will now be coaled and will join the
rest OF the fleet off Tompkinsville, Staten
Island. The New York will now go into
the dock. The Puritan will be put in
commission on December 10.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
SOCIETY SCANDAL IN TOLEDO
Divorce Suit of Prominent Peo,Ile
Quietly Disposed OF,

Toledo, Ohio, Dec. IA divorce suit the
hearing of which was expected to shake
local society to its foundations, has been
quietly disposed OF in common pleas court
John \. >Mockett. a prominent clothier.
was the piilintirf. and the wealthy pa;en,
medicine manufacturer, Col. Frank j.
Cheney. was named rs correspondent.
Mrs. Mockett made no defense. She is
given small alimony and Mr. Mockett gel,
the custody Of the only child.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
VICE PRESIDENT HERE.
He Was Busy at His Room In the
CaDitOl All of Yesterday

NHITtOl AII OI 1VSIUTUUy.
Vice President Stevenson wasin his room
at the Capitol yesterday, preparing for the
session that will open Monday.
Hereached Washington Wednesday night.
accompani by his Wife and daughter, and
has taken up his old quarters at the Nor
mandie.
Mr.. Stevenson declined to talk politics or
predict what the possible course of legis.
lation this session would be, further than
to remark that he believed the short session
would compel Congress to give consider.
able of its time to the appropriation bills.
The morning times., 1896-12-04
DIED.

MoXToN-on Wednesday December 2,
1880, at O'CLOCK p; m, at the resldence
street northwest. Mrs. Susan A. Bloxton,
aged eighty years.
Her rernains will be inferred in Spottsyl-
yania county, Va, on Saturday, December
., 1896. 1t
The morning times., 1896-12-04

All society seemed To converge towards
Dupont Circle yesterday afternoon, and
three notable teas were in progress in that
neighborhoud from 3 until Z.
Mrs. John $. Ward was the hostess at a
particularly attractive tea complimentary
TO her handsome young granada tighter. Miss
HARRIET ward, who was presented yester-
day. Mrs. Wards house, 1925 Connecticut
avenue, has been considerably enlarged
since last season, and Is admirably adapted
To II large reception. The large drawing
room to the right of the hall was fragrant
with quantities OF roses and violets, sent
TO the heroine of the day. aud was artist
cally decorated in choice palms.
Mrs. Ward was assisted in the reception
of her guests by Mrs. Boardman, Mrs John
Seely Ward, jr., of New York, who, with
her husha nd. came on for this occasion, and
the Misses Curtis. Miss Ward. who is an
exceedingly graceful and pretty brunette.
wore an uncoinmonly modish gown of pink
silk and carried a huge bouquet Of brides
maid roses and lilies of the valley
There were no other debutantes in the
receiving party but the Misses Patten ana
Miss boardman assisted in the entertain
ment Of the guests. The dining room,
which is one Of the hantisomest in Wash
ington, WAS beautifully decorated in yellow
and here Mrs. Richard Mulligan and Miss
Boardman n presided.
Captain and Mrs. McGowan gave a hand
some tea from 3 to O'Clock at their
residence, POPS Hillycr place, just off
Connecticut avenue. to introduce their
daughter. Miss Anna McGowan The
awing rooms and dining room were
all decorated in pink with a dash of Ameri-
can Beauties, which added great richness
to the effect. The white silk hanginrs
We're veiied in asparagus vine. aud among
the many flowers sent To the debutan,..
Were huge buncheS of mignonette and lili..s
of the valley.
Mrs. McGowan was assisted I'm receiving
her guests by her sister, Mrs. Goodwin, Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Hoeninghaus, of
New York, both of whom came OH for This
occasion.
Miss Nciowen was handsomely attired in
white Grape OF exquisitely fine texture with
accessories of pink. and carried pink roses
number cf young friends of the de-
butante were entertained at a very hand
some dinner of thirty four covers, which
was given to the out-of-to wn friends of th,.
hostess, after the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. WorthinGton held a large
reception at their home 20l . MasSachus-
etts avenue, when they presented their
second daughter. Miss Helen Starr WORTH
inSton to their friends
The drawing-ruCms and diring-room were
decorated in pink. while the many lamps
which Illuminated the apartments were
shaded In The same becoming hue Mrs
Worthington was assisted by Mrs. 7. ].
ID. Fuller, Miss Worthngton, and a bevy of
charming young friends OF the Misses
WorthingtOn. among Whom were Miss
Bessie Baker. Miss McCommis. Miss Norris,
Miss Genevive Mattingly. and Miss Ida
Reilly. Mrs. Frailey presided at the tea
table.
MISS Helen WorthingtOn ore most be.
coming gown of white silk accordian
pleated and finished in torquoise blue vel
vet and gold embroidery. with which she
carried orchids and white roses.
Mr. ana Mrs. James o'Neal Logan. the
latter known to the literary world as OIiv.
The morning times., 1896-12-04

Mrs. sallie Davis, of No. AZ X street,
returned yesterday from a visit 70 her
daughter. Mrs Osborne, Of Mont goncry
county Md
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The events of yesterday were nearly all
in the interest of the debutantes- who are
gracefully acknowledged as the bright par
ticular stars at most of the ritshiona Bile
gatherings OF the present month.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell was the
hostess at large and handsome luncheon
at her home in honor of her young Tia augtter
who will be formally presented at a large
evening reception on the 9th Of this month.
The guests OF yesterday were made up
entirely from the list of debutantes, ana
the decorations were pink roses with ap-
prDpIiate souvenirs.
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BOUQUET OF BUDS
RECEIVES ADDITIONS
Several Debutantes Presented Yes
terday at Pretty Teas.
Several Dinner Parties Are An
nOunced and the Season Is
Well Under Way.

The most formal event announced for
today is an evening reception by DR.. and
Mrs. Sewers at their home, 1890 New
York avenue, to present Miss Sewers
The morning times., 1896-12-04

Logan, haze come to Washington for the
winter and taken rooms at the Strath-
more Arms.
The morning times., 1896-12-04

Mrs. George Westinghouse, ir., has ar
rived at her home on Dupont circle. Mrs.
Westinghouse has lightcned her mourning
and WILL it is hoped, be able to see some
thing of her friends in the coming season.
The morning times., 1896-12-04

Mrs. j. \. Dickinson, who has returned
to Washington for the season, has cards
cut for an at home today, from to 6
O'Clock She will also be at home en-
succeeding Fridays in December and be
pleased to see her friends
The morning times., 1896-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James o'Neal Logan the
after known to the literary world as Oliv.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
Rose Arthur.

Though it has been known that Rose
Arthur possessed this power since the
age of seven, and her feats have been
tested and Investigated by many most
prominent physicians and scientists, but
it still remains in the domain Of dark
ne:s-an unsolved problem. 1t certainly
is not muscular strength, for she does
not grasp the object that she lifts, but
simply places her hands upon them. 1t
shows no electrical phases, for electricity
acts on independent bodies by active
principle. while physical giants are un-
able to move this ITO pound body an
inch. 1t is certainly not mssmeric or
mental force, since she has clearly no in
fuence with any one in that direction.
Above all. it il certainly not deception,
for the lady will demonstrate her power
at any time and place-evsn when
stopped on the street. At Anna Dora
opera house Monday evening, April 18th.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

During the past two weeks q great
deal Of material has arrived for Delta
business men. among the carlots being
Is Of stone Tor the Delta Stone Co.. 6 Of
lumber for the Big :; 6 lumber for the
Stockham & Hillman Co.; 2 lumber and
stone for W. H. Crotser; . lime for Grs-
ham & Co.; IS lumber and lime for J. G..
Gale; l of tin for Delta Packing Co.;
9 household goods for Rev. +. A. Briggs;
. household goods for DIR. Houts; l
household goods for Rev. j. Keiser;
lumber for JOS Rollins; sugar for Conk-
lin & Gaunt, and / wheat for Clark &
Hotel.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08


Rudolph Lossius was up from Grand
Junction last week.
reter Heibler returned to Montrose
this morning with . nice bunch Of
ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman I. Henry came
down yesterday from Ouray for visit
with Mr.. Hsnry's parents.
J. W. Hurst, Of Rogers Mesa, 10 ship.
ping q car load Of spplss to Denver to.
day. He brought down seven loads.
Walter Wagner has taken q contract
to build four miles Of ditch one foot deep
and four feet wide on the bottom, for
Durkee Bros. 1t will convey the water
from Currant crock to Payne mesa and
result in the devesopemsnt Of some fine
ranches there. Work 10 to commence
at once and be completed in about sig
weeks.
On Monday afternoon will Ksnicott
vs. burning brush On his ranch at the
mouth q Tongue crock and BY sud
dsn change a visd ths 6rs was carried
70 his hsystacks. destroying his hay,
Stables. cosrals, cAicksn house and in
pseussts. The BuD vs. sbout 600, and
co issuance vss carried Mr.. Kenni.
cott hss the synpsthy q al in his mis-
fortune.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

counties will BE- held at Delta on
Wednesday. April 18th, at 2 p. m. at the
court house for the purPose Of orgsniz-
ing Fruit Growers Association for tho
Western Slope. and establishing uni
form grades and boxes for shipping fruit.
All Alliances OF the +. A. & L. U. are re-
quested to send delegates. All fruit
growers and commission men not
members Of the Alliance arc urged to bs
present. COMMITTEE.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
II the editor Of the Canon City Rural.

II the editor Of the Canon City Rural
let will come over TO Delta county and
familiariss himself with the new ditch
projects now under way he will find that
there = no county in the state whore
there 10 now % much sctivity - there 10
here in the way of ditch building. He
will also find that. with large reserve
u unwatered lands. there b no county
In ths state which 10 producing greater
value Of agricultural and horticultural
crops in proportion to its acreage in
such crops than 10 Delta. and no town
in the state which can show anywhere
near % much new building in progress
- can Delta.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
Excursion Rates.

The Denver i Rio Grande will make
excursion rates as follows: For the g.
A. R. sncampment, meeting OF Sons OF
Veterans and Womcn's Relief Corps at
Denver, April 22nd to oath, rate OF one
fare for the round trip is authorized.
Tickets to be limited to continuous pass
age in each direction. Selling days.
April 2lst and 22nd. Final limit to re-
turn April 9th, 1896.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
(rirt pub. March Is: last Apr
AssiEnee-s Nosfee.


To the creditors Of The Bailey Mercantile Com
pany, and to all whom II may concern:
Take notice, that on the 2sth day Of March,
lse,i, said The Bailey Mercantile Company, .
corporation, organized and existing under the
laws Of the state Of Colorado. and doing business
in Delta county. said state, did by its doed OF
general assignment. duly assign and transfer 10
Thomas H. McGranahan Of ,aid Delta county. all
IT'S property for the benefit Of all its creditors
pariicu nrIy set forth in its said deed Of assign
ment of record in the efice Of the county clerk
and recorder OF Delta county. Colorado.
The estimate Of the aggregate value Of all the
said assi:nor's property Is q. 500; the estimate
OF the amount Of its liabilities. including secured
and unsecured claims, is G,aO.
All creditors of said assl:nor are hereby noti-
Ned to present their respective claims under oath
AGAINST nj Id assignor to the undersigned assignee,
nj Delta. In Delta county. Colorado, within three
months frum the date Of the publication and
mailing of this notice, viz within three mouths
from April !, 1886.
Dated ut DELTA, Colorado, thi. lst day Of April.
1886 THOMAS II. AcGRAsAH,N.
Assignee.
TYirst pub April l, last April %, 1891
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
Nav Suhsceib0fs,

Since tho last list tho following en-
terprising people have Joined the pro-
cession and ordered The INDEPENDENT
sent to their addresses regularly:
H.H. Whipple, Tepezala. Aguascalien,
tee, Mexico; John Reilly. Leadville; w.
E. Kehmeir, Eckert;. G. w. Hendricks.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. M. August. Delta, w.
s. Haswell, Denver. j. Keiser. Eckert.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

A PENSION has just been allowed L. 8.
Nattox. Who died at Hotchkiss several
weeks ago. It 10 shame that it could
not have been allowed in time to have
sassd his declining ysars, instead Of
oftat ho n laid to rest,
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

The Ruralist and Horticultural Re-
view. Of Canon City is the latest access
ion to our exchange list. 1t is publish
ed by Lewis 4 Rudd and 10 well print
cd and attractive paper which will as
sist materially in attracting attention to
tho fruit. t.growing resources Of the state.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

Tns Plateau Valley Herald, OF Coll
bran. has issued a very interesting
special edition containing extended and
truthful writeups Of the resources Of
that great agricultural. horticultural and
pastoral section. 1t will attract many
and every copy should be sent out.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
[vi-t pub. April l, last April %, ,sss
Orsisnanee.


An ordinance concerning streets. and provid
ing for bitches and curo lines, and planting Of
trees in the public streets.
he it srtiained by the Boarl Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Delta:
Section 1. That in all streets Of the town Of
Delta the center ofditch or curb lines shall Be
located As follows
In streets 100 feet In width 10 feet from block
line.
In streets 20 feet in width "A feet from block
line.
In streets IS feet in width IL feet from block
line.
Section . That trees planted in the public
streets Of the said town shall be located n
follows
On streets leo feet In width Is feet out from
block line.
On streets 30 feet In width II feet out from
block line.
On streets rs feet In Width feet out from block
line.
Sections This ordinance shall be In full force
and effect from and amer Eve days frun the
publication til ereof.
Passed. approved asd ordered published this
FREDEgIcK vAn TuyL,
Mayor pro TEN
Attest: II oH. woLBEHr.
sKAL) Town clerk.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
Notice for PasIieasie..

L1SD z
March IL. 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing nam
cd settler ha. ed notice of bis intention ke
final proof in support OF his Calm, and that said
proof will be made bcfJrr Milton r. weleh,
county Judge and ex-o1icto clerk, ct Della, Colo
rudo, on April "a, 1856, viz:
WILLIAM c. MAY.
Who made d. 6. No. l272. Ute series, for the SWis
NEii, Sec. -, Twp. ~ :, X 95 W. 9Th r. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Avery Allen. George Hall, William Irving,
Edward De Gaheuried, all OF HVtcAkiss, Delts
county, Colorado.
A. E. AMsBARY. Register.
(rirst pub. March 49, last April g. ls96.l
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

SoAB people in Delta may feel that
Mr.. Colby vas treated unfairly by not
having his name printed on the Official
ballot, but the fault was with the con-
mittse which failed to certify his name
to the clerk, and the latter was in no
Way to blame in the matter.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
The Election.

Yesterdays election was quiet and
orderly and 3ls votes were cast in ALL
Up to the time that tho counting com.
msnced both sides were claiming the
victory, but ~ tho count progressed it
was seen that the citizens ticket was in
the lead and the result at the close Of
the count was a. follows:
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
The WabaAhR. =.
.-will..
ENSa Free

Between all points on its system. inclu-
sive Of Kansas City, St. Louis. Chicago,
Toledo, New York, Boston and Cincin-
natl, from and after December 81, 1895,
upon presentation OF properly stamped
ticket purchased at any ticket Office in
Colorado. Wyoming. Utah or New Mexico.
c. II. HAMPsoN. Commercial Agt.
1898 18th street. Denver. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

Wa are under obligations to Senator
Teller for several copies Of Senator
Csrtsr's great silver speech which will
be distributed whore they will do the
most good.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

Tas DsLTA INDkPENDESr's mid winter
edition i credit to the town and the
publisher, and will be tho means Of fur
nishing outssdsrs with great deal Of
valuable nformation.-Durango Herald.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

AEBoR Day will be here soon and
everyone should arrange to take advant-
age Of the occasion to do some tree plant
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

That was handsome edition Of The
DELTA INDEPENDENT, recently published.
1t was 4 splendid advertisement for
Delta town and county.-Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
IT 10 seldom that . county paper re.

IT 10 seldom that . country paper re-
ceives . complimentary notice concern
ing its value - an advertising medium
and ve trust our readers will pardon us
for quoting fhem . letter recently rsceiv-
ID from E. c. Dake's Advertising Agency.
II San Francisco. concerning the 3D.
vsFtising Of Levi Strauss 4 Co. overalls.
Mr.. Daks says "your paper b really the
strongest - regards circulation Of any
on The list-stroneer accordingly than
tAs Denvss. Colo. Rocky Mountsia
Nsvs 6asday sditioa. with swsrn cir.
culation u 3960.- Nr. Daks think
OR sdvsstising rstss ere . LITTLE high
ssd nay not renew the contract. but Ne
appsseiats his hind wocds Just the same.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

DELTA should be well represented at
the meeting OF tho executive committee
Of the Western Slope congress. which
will b held at Grand Junction next
Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

DELTA has decided to remain 'dry'
for another year. the majorities in favor
Of the prohibition candidates ranging
from los to 138.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

DELTA now has tho purest and best
water Of any city on the Western SLOPE
outside OF the strictly mountain towns.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

THIS ofhcs il under obligations to
President Ellis, OF the State Board OF
Agriculture. FOR 4 copy OF the sth annual
report OF that body.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

II Delta uses 80 carloads OF building
material every two weeks, how long will
it take for her to become a city!
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

IT ID very important that every ono
Who has the interests OF Delta at heart
should attend the Board OF Trade meet
ing tomorrow night at the court house.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

Six car loads OF emigrant goods re-
csivod in two weeks is . pretty good
starter for Delta's spring arrivals.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08

Every part OF the program was ex.
cellently rendered and highly apprsciat.
ed by the audience, and at its closs all
departed homeward with the conscious
ness Of having passed very enjoyable
evening.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
DE1E2T LAMB. YIJAL PBooY.
Nossee ~ P0b1Seast0a.

US. LAND OFFICE AT MoSrEN~E. COLo.
Narrh -, lnssi.
Notice Is hereby given that THOMAS K
LAMB, Of Eekrr. Delta county. Cole. has nled
no;ire Of intention TO make pnoof on his desert
lani claim. No, i6i, rie series, for the sEa
Sec s. TIP. i+S. Range 81 W. 9Th y. ". bcf.re the
Register AMI Receiver at Moutrre. Colorado, on
"Wednesday the 9Th day Of May. iss5.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of aid md
John II. Hart, G-ors- Craig. James Duifey,
Herbert Wells, all Of Eckert, De Ia county. Colo.
AE. ANsBARY. Register.
(first pub April .; last May G, 1881
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
EAA. P.

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
Protection to American Labor and
Industry" a, explained by its >onsti.u-
ten, as follows
Tbs obj.et os this lesgss shsH b 10 s~sts-s
kms~as~ iaS~v by . tasiH On lingerie. which chad
sdsauassiy secure Aws~iosn Industrial preduess
against tss eompsttsoc es f,rsgn labor"
There are no personal or private
profits in connection WITH the orCan:za-
ton and !, IS sustained by nembershirs
contributions sn6 The distribution OF il
publications.
FIRST: co~rssrsod~r-s 10 scrc;tsd psear6seR
"Msrbs~sh.p " snd g osheiss Co~rsspoo5sots.~
SECOND: W. reed soo ~sies-s eoctvibvSo~s.
whs.hs~ email o. iasgs. 20 eSr esoss-
THIRD: We pvtEsh hegs E~s - toosnsrss
e,vsrine en- phaess ~ tAs Tsr,6 ssssAsso. csm-
ests ss4 ~E Be ssis5 10 s~y ,SSrs,s se~ 90 ss~ts.
1OUarH: Ssrd e,sssi cs~1 v.es>~t Zoe ~
ssro.s e>ey eS tss 'A~es,e.n Ee,~o~.s4-~
Ad6-sss W,S.,r :. wshewsr. os~evsI Sse~Strsy,
s2s Nsst 2as s.ssst Me- vssA-
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
4. Of P. Social.

Last Wednesday evening the X. OF P.
lodge room was comfortably filled by
members Of the order and their invited
friends who had assembled to celebrate
the closing Of April LIST by having good
social time. During the early evening
they gathered in groups and chatted
pleasantly and later on the following
program was rendered:
JUST Oul .lTma w Ortn
Duett. H. II. Wolbert, Mrs. Ii. Ii.
Smith.
Recitation. n................E .Eula Rollins
Solo. Mrs.H. H. Smith
Piano Duett. =. Mesdames G. G. Viii.
son, G. q. Downing
Solo. o................ III. H. Woibert
Duetttby request). H. H. Wolbert,
Mrs. II. H. Smith.
The Delta independent., 1896-04-08
eua 0svvsss 0sslDse.

4 osseiaG a the fruit gFowsss a
n1yss, MsA, Dslta ssd 0srdesd