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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06
Nervous PrOstratiOn
Cured by DIR. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged derangemcnt OF the nervous
system not only affects the brain and mem
tai powers. but develops disease in some of
the vital organs. The most dangerous of
these indirect results Is when the heart Is
affected. This was the case OF the Rev. N.
+. Surface. Fawn River Mich. who writes
under date OF Feb. IA, 1895:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06
CRY ADVERTTsEME
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
The II1N UT NV fDf@9NNI'
ANNUAL
water BILLS.

Notice is hereby given that hills for annual
water rates are due ana payable at the Once
OF rho CITY treasurer on WEDNESDAY. Janu-
Ary ], 1896.
from the rules OF the Commissioners OF Public
Works:
"If bills remain unpaid for ten DAYS after
duo the water may he shut off without further
notice and when so shut of the sum OF ~
and the bill shall he paid before letting 1t
INQUIRIES BY NAIL AS TO THE AMOUNT
OF WATER BILLS (PLEASE STATE LOCA.
TON WILL BE PROMPTLY ANsWEkEp:
PAYMENT RENTED BY CHECK OK
MONEY ORDER THROUGH THE NAH.
WILL BE DULY ACKNOWLEDGED.
u. l.. ID. GRANGER, City Treasurer:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06

2 This werk OF testing begins every morning
and Is carried on ~ rapidly as the work OF
attending to incoming calls will permit. In
Boston, where there are pore than 5000 con-
nections, the aid Of the phonograph Is brought
into use for the purposs of expediting tho
work and relieving the strain on the voices OF
the young women operators. The cylinder
Of this photograph is made 10 repeat the
words "Rine your bell please" for an In
definite period, or as long that request is
needed. The operator calls up on the line she
wishes to test and switches on the phono-
graph. The subscriber hears the request.
never for moment suspecting that il comes
from a phonograph instead OF sweet voiced
girl ana gives the desired twist to the crank
which rings the bell. In this way every limo
IL tested. Those that arc found ont of order
are reported and the working force is i'm.
mediBtely sent out to put them in condition
for use.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06

..Stremo views arc never Just: some
thing always turns up which disturbs tho
calculations founded on their data. Tan
cred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06

Ansr.i sales nor. lhsnsonoo bor.s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06

But the phonograph has been employed for
another purpose in the exchanges OF some of
the larger cities OF tho country and. with its
usual enterprise IL is likely that the local
company will not be tardy IN following rhe
example set II it it proves TO be good one.
About the valne of this Improvement there is
yet some question, and from the subscribers
point of view il will never be a complete sue
cess. The phonograph in this case is charged
with the brief but ire-inspiring message,
''Line's busy, call again" When a subscriber
rings mp Central and asks for certain nun
ber the operator tests, without inserting the
ping, 70 see whether that particular line is ia
use. II IL is She puts the phonograph in con.
nection with the subscriber who has called,
and that instrument does the rest leaving
the operator free 70 answer other calls. Now
this is all very Ingenious and very interest
ing and would be hailed as welcome ad-
vancement were human nature ABSOLUTELY
perfect and the human mind incapable OF for
getting even telephone Subscribers: but with
the prononess OF all human kind, the telephone
girl included. To err and TO forget, the pos.
sibilities this application of the phonograph
offers for mischief and Misunderstanding are
simply limitess. No matter how careful and
attentive the operative may he. she is bound
at some time other to forget 10 call off the
telephone with it's dispiriting message.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-06

Beecham 5 pills for consti.
patton roS and a5'. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
Sas Spfer cines Seriiibrers.

Sn Wiir5bura bat Ii6 oieier Sage
Elm 15jabriges Wtdo6en ertrdnft. lle=
ber Die geranlaBune oieies Selbi itmor.
oes beri6tet oas uWilrsb. Sournal"
Sin ben iogenannten gebiloeten Stdn'
ben ongebOrlger Ntnnn ordnete lid
Dem Wtdo6en auf, bas er ftets abpaBte
tpenn es Die SOrtbiloun9sl6ule an
Wainbiertel perlieB, uno beranlabte es,
nit ibm ipasieren Su eeben. @ines Sa=
ges bra6te er bas Mdb9en basu, nit
ibm in Elm 8ariete Sbeater gu oeber.
ST fiibrte es BON oprt nod in cine an=
oere WirtbI6aft, mo- es 5peifeuos be:
rauidt genabt puroe, in mel6em gu.
fanoe es Dann Der 0err auf iein 3im.
mer mitnabm. 9lnoern Sa9es GuBerte
li6 oas Wdo6eu elmer Sreunoin gegen:
iiber, oaB es in ben Main gebe. Sell
orei @o6en iu6te Die perspeifelte Mut.
ter nab ibrem Sinoe, bis es ibr als
Gei6e pieOergebraht tpurbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

ben Sturs muB Der Mann mpbl be-
J wubtlos gelpelen unb ben Sbieren raid
i CUR Seute 9efallen iein /; anoernfaus
bdtte er um Siilfe eerufen. Man
ninmt al, Der Stur5 lei ppr Witter=
na6t erfolgt, ba um iene 3eit Die Sd=
rem biel Sdrm gema6t baben. Sic
Sdren lieBen nidt pOn ibrem OpIer ab,
bis Die Strablen bes SDoranten lie auf
Die S6nause trafen. Seit 1864. als
Elm Sefretar Der en9lii6en 8eIano=
iboft. Der illfol9e elmer Wette iiber Die
Sarriere auf Die untere 3mii6enmouer
Qeitlegen uno binunter9efallen mar, ilf
0ieies Der 2. Saa.
@inem @rnit Wubmenthaler, Son=
outteur Der @mmenthalbabn, tpuroe am
Montog Nbeno auf Der Station &am=
iep Elm SUB absefabren.
llnter Der drmern SepDlferune Cant
9entbals berri6t sesen,partis cine sienl=
li1e Bobnungsnotb man ruff Der gr=
ltellung BON Nrbeiterbduiern.
Sn Su5ern bat Die SaiIon bereits be-
9onnen, troboem Die @itteruns tpenig
einlaoeno lit. Nm Sreitag traf oaielbit
eine 100 Perionen itarfe Geiieseiea=
i6aft ein. Die beioen S6niginnen Der
gdeoerlanoe (Wtutter Gegentin uno
So6ter) molen bemnd6It cine Sur I'M
Sauleniee=Sao am Sbunerlee NADER.
Sas 9otel riiitet iid gum suten gm=
pfang. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
ecniaticneac ed,icBcrcs.

Montgoinerp, Nla., %. 9lpril. 81,
8egenmart bon 500 Gemptraten, Die
bierber gefDmnlen tparen, nn an oer
oenlofratilhen gtaats GonDention
tbeii5unebmell, fanb auf Dem perrpn
oes DieIigen Gabnbpfs cine G1ieberei
iiatt, Der mahrf9einlib sipei Mtdnner
aum Gpfer fallen iperoen.
Der Yerrpn mar boiler 2eute, als
Sob &enneoD, Sheriff bon Sollas Co.,
Nlabama, NIT einem aus bem Warte-
iaal trat uno Dbne peiteres Seuer nuf
5wei 8riibes, gerep unb gfarois Wopb,
pon Selma, CAB. 9lls Die beioen 8rii=
Der Gennebp iaben, iu6ten iie au ent=
fliehen, ebe lie lid aber in 5i6erbeit
bringen fonnteil, erbielt percD 9Bpoo
cine Sabung S6rot in ben Giifen unb
er brab t0btli6 perlebt Sufammen.
Wtarois Mpoo sog elmer, 3epolper
uno CAB fiinf Shiiiie arf Genneop ab,
aber obne sr treffen. Rennebp fboB
in5tpii6en Speimal iein 8epehr auf
Booo ab uno seribmetterte bemielben
ole redte Sbulter unb ben linfen 9lrm.
SenneooD murbe oann iibermdltigt unb
perbaftet.
is beibt, bab unerlaubte 8esiebun=
gen aiuil6en Marbis gSpoo unb Der
5rau Gennebp's Die GeranlaHuns su Der
S6ieBerei aeaeben baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

-g}or psrsebn Sabreu batte i'd eiuen Iebteu s6Iass
anfan fredericksburg fibrte nero6ie Grf96pfuns
perbei Sb spurbe uusemein nerobs nnb bic gn.
ftreueuns bel bffeutlihem Spre6en oeruriadte Sera.
flppien, peldes utein seben bebrobte. SD sebrau6te
stpei SIaiheu 9r. Wilss' Rem Seart Sure fir ulene
Serabeihmerben unb apei JIaiGeu Or. Miles' Re.
itoratioe Nerpiue fir meine Nerobiitdt unb bin
beiier als i'd iemaIs fpeoer su ieu erpartete. SD
fonn ftuubenIaue fpre1eu obue 81 errnibeu pber
onn Sersflopfeu bealIen su perben. pe bies friber
Der San mar, unb t1 fible mid Sbneu su 9aut
oerpfli9tetA
Sn boben BEL nf1en Mpptbefern. 9r. UtIes Bud
hber Serss nno SteroeuIeiben frei per apf.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
9r. @iles' 9eilmittel MAIDEN geiunb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
Satte iDrc Stintnsc Oerlprett.

g8ie lie bielelbe ipieoer fano, ersdblt
Serr Soiepb @lei6 in Irep, &c. .. =
.Gs TT melne Yflibt unb S1uloiefeit
aud meine leioenoen MtitmenIben nit
ben sroBen @obltbaten befannt gu ma=
den, tpel6e meine Srau our6 ben @e=
braud zines einfa6en Seilmittels be-
fam. Meine 6rau par 10 lange mir
I'M 2anOe iino uno bieIes 1T nun neun
Sabre. nit einem Salsleiben seplagt,
10 oaB iie man6mal Monatelang fei1
lautes Wort lpreben fonnte unD babel
groBe S6mer5en aus5ufeben bate.
Sic 9ing INNER gum SoftOr. jeoo1
balf ibr oieies iebr ipenig. Wenn 1ie
einmal aud 5eitlpeilig 2inoeruns bate,
10 oauerte es ni6t lange uno oaHelbe
yeioen ltellte iih lpieoer Elm. Sas piele
@elb, oas es fofete. uno oas biele 2au=
fen gum 9ottor mabte lie sans miBmu=
tbis uno iie fragte ben Ooftor. oh e:
ibr oenn gar ni6t belfen t0nne. Ser
Softor Sllfte Die N6Ieln llno bemerfte,
oaB bier ni6t piel su 1elfen lei, oa lie
an 6ronii9em Geblfopf=Satarrb leioe.
Sine gtadbarin rietb ibr, es bod ein=
mai nit 6orni5 9llpenfrduter glutbe=
leber gu periu6en, oenn oas tuiirbe IL
der belfen. So fein Msent bier mar,
lieb i6 iofort Elm 9ubenO 6laiden i6i=
den. Sic gebraubte s gsoBe 6laI1en.
Die S6meraen uno Spmptome per=
i6tpanoen uno oas 9alsleioen bat lid
leitoem aud ni6t tpieoer eingeltellt.
Weine 6rau fiiblt belier als je uno bai
an 8epidt ausenommen, mas id ein=
| gig uno allein Dem berrliden 6eilmit.
tel, 5ornis 9llpenfrduter BlutbeIebel
suihreibe."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
8mdlens 2lrnifa Galte.

Die bette Salbe In Der Welt fii,
5hnittmunoen, @eidfuire, 5alsfIuB,
Gieberpunoen, 9lnsihla9, alfgeiprun=
gene 0dnoe, Groftbeulen, Diibnerauger
uno ale 0alitausidld9e, fOtpie fie be.
itimnlt 6dmorrboiben beilt. Sic ipirf
garantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit au &c,
ben, ooer bas Gelo fDiro 3lriid9egeben.
Yreis % Gents per E1a9tel Bel s. 6.
Wliler a SObn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

Baron b. Sammerltein tDuroe leb=
te Wo6e fpegen 6dli6hns, getrus uno
yertrauensbrud 81 orei Sabren 3udt=
baus, Yerluit Der biirgerlihen Hehte
auf Sabre uno 3abluns bon 1900
Mart perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29

Man befiir6tet, oab Die Gbrilten=
f6ld6tereien in Nrmerien iib I'M tiinf=
tigen Spmmer erneuern tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
Neruofe Grfd)opfn,le
6eIeitigt Our6b OF. nliles' 1leruine.

MuboIienbe 8errhttuug he8 1ernenpftents beetu.
nukt niht nur boS 0ehtrn unb bic oeiitieen Sdhia.
feiten. ionberu fiibrt aub sur Grfranfuus Iebeus'
tuintiser Grsaue. Sic eefdprIfte beier inoireeteu
Joigeu beitebt in einem Grsrenmerbeu bes Serseus,
9ieits mar Der San NIT 9aeo a. s.. Gurfoes.
Syapne Winer Snb. Gr ifreibt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-29
2efesWptts.
Glebelamo, 0oratn nt0
@beeling &. &.

sSabrpIan in Graft felt benz "a. 9pp, 1895.
Glehelanh Sabnbuf am Jnae nan n=gBaiierFraBe
Siiblib oebenoe 3uge
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

We sss h receipt os . copy os the
epssiaa edition q ths Delta. Colo. In.
po1sapssf. Il p from Frank Curtis,
. rssiasat q Osassso quarter of cen.
tssy go and st psssent . lssding fruit
ssovss q Delta county At Psouis- II
hs,f sAet tAs Ispsrxspsrr says of that
eosssry b true Il must b . paradise for
fsvss grovsss and . most pleasant region
Sss Ao0s. 6ons a ths reported re-
tusns ssoa lass yses's crop rather lay
Ce,nsenis 10 The shade. Oae man says
HI io-scss apple orchard brought him
u 90 PET sefs. Another reports e6oo
- go per scsS for peaches. Still fruit
1ssAs In that country sell for lsss than
easo lapds In this neighborhood.-
Ossssso ulD Republic.
Hssehosa throughout the county are
80 Sssy harvesting the arst crop a
Altaifa-
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
LocAL NEWs.

O1e snnoonceDsnt e any entertainment 20
which an sdlai.soo re u charged will be made
. ths-e columns me. Any further snnounee-
esns Vii b ehasssd sor ~ advertising nases-
J. Kisss vas down from Cory satur.
day.
A. Burr vas down from Cedarsdes
Saturday.
Geo. Coak,in returned frors Denver
Thursday.
20. Fsrrin Isft Tor Gunnison last
Wednesday.
Nrs- starr Nelson came over from
Salida Saturday.
Ralph Phillips Tsceived . new Sylph
bicycle last Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Brown left Thursday for
Denver. her future home,
Ais Geneva McGinty left last Wed
nesday for Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins we're
down FROM Surface creek Saturday.
Remember Miss Carpenter at the
Anna Dora opera house Friday night.
Mrs. Lucy Frsdy started for her homs
in Norton county, Kansas. last Wednes-
day.
Joe Swan. Os tho Grand Junction Star.
Times, vas up last Wednesday on bust.
ness.
J. d. Walter, an 'sttornsy from Grand
Junction. has opened an Office in the
Turner building.
Wesley Whitelurst. grandson OF Mrs.
Jason 0iilett, came over from Szlids last
Thursday Tor visit.
Miss May Ingersoll arrived home from
Greeley last Saturday. where she has
been attending school.
II. Hammond and A. ID. Browne left
Sunday for Park county, vhsrc thsy will
prospect for few weeks.
Mrs. Emma Baker and family left las,
Thursday for Muscatine, Iowa, xhero
they will in future reside.
Nj. c,,, p ,
S.lida Thursday and will suspd her
vacation with relatives hero.
A., It.;
n.,,. m - - .
then tho children will have =. tim.
c,
-, -. u
IN !, SN..
..-.-..l,. 80, - 80
ME. ,.., C.;a.r 80. -. 60
r.,
N"emoe. INC s1aha oaii 10 oe gwen
uy .He ".nu 10Y ~ tne opera mouse
=, N
:, .
~ 'o. VIC
noas0 'n 'ne in' A"u VI" s"'
.,,. :" t.'.u ', no' '-,o
".'''' ~"
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
Fred Niles Sundaysd at Montross.

Fred Niles Sundaysd at Montross.
C.L. GODDARD was down from Sav Pit
last Friday on business.
Joe Rollins went up to his coal bank
yesterday to be gone a week.
King L Robertson are moving into the
rear Of the new Town Cos. Office.
Newton Smith. manager Of the Grand
Mesa Lakes hotel. was down Monday on
business.
Delta's new court house is progressing
nicely now, the laying OF brick being far
under headway.
J.L. Ware. who stopped in Delta
several days last week, returned to Tsllu-
ride Monday via wagon route.
The band boys have made arrange
ments to give dance in the opera house
on Friday night, June 26th.
Prof. W. C. and Mrs. Harris left Thurs.
day morning for upper Tongue creek
where they will spend several weeks in
camp life.
Robert Henderson. OF New York, who
has been visiting his nephew. Thomas
Lamb. FOR some weeks past, left for
home Monday.
St. Lukes Episcopal church will be
built. Bids for its erection are now
open 10 contractors. 1t 10 to be brick
structure OF the latest architecture.
c. A. Ashton. the Grand Junction
tailor. was in Delta on business last
Thursday. He left on the afternoon
train for Montroes and other towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephan left Sun
day for ten days soiourn at Glenwood
Springs, where they will enjoy the re-
freshing waters OK that bath resort.
F.A. Moriarity was in town last week
interviewing the merchants and ceiling
goods. He says Delta il one Of the best
towns in business way that he reaches.
J. o. Maddox, accompanied by his
family. left yesterday for San Diego.
California, near where they expect to
locate. Delta county loses = good citizen.
The road in North Del.. from the be.
ginning Of Maple avenue west to the
brick yards are almost impossible in
places for loaded wagons and should be
repaired Al an carly date.
II. f. Wagser was up from Grand
Junction Friday looking for house.
He has charge OF the pumping for sever
al tanks on the Rio Grande and will
move his family up here the tirst Of tho
I, mon'n'
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Dunbar returned
Saturday to Canon City. where they will
make their home. He reports = pleasant
visit with his sister, Mrs. A. r. Bruce,
Of North Fork, and says he would like to
stay longer in that country.
George Webb. OF Pueblo, has purchas.
| go acres OF the Harrison Wood ranch,
above Hotchkiss, for 1880 cash. and
will take possession soon. The sale was
made through A. c. Bailey. the hustl.
ing real estate agent Of Hotchkiss.
NJ, Dax. Fl.m;,, and NJ. n 7.
In,n,.n ,.,, x..t.r,,, o,.,-o nm,,h..
visit at Washington. Kansas. Dur,
ing their absence Dave and Link vii
try patching in the most approved styl.-
eating 4 meal At the hotel occasionally.
Ono q, IN. r;,s, -.,;,bI. ,.,, ..,,,.
srm. in N, ..,ts ia R,ldw;, . R,;l.r :,
,b;. CITY Tb.x nv. h.v;n, 49,, ~,
g. - -, "
'ne! eau s''eau 70 .na paf,es cast VINO
| n N IN, ha1f A.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Tenders will be received up TO July Is
for the erection Of 81. Lukc's Episcopal
church in the town Of Delta. Plane and
speci6caticns may be secu at the Delta
County bank. 0-I
ARSOl.Dvs MiLLxa.
Chai.nac q Gem mu;t:ee.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

We leave competitors - though Tiers
were none With our line oe groceries,
which ID ~ complete - . novel after th0
last word. Conklin / Gaunt.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Coloosl d. Bailey addressed the Y. u.
G. A. q ths Presbyterian church last
Sunday afternoon.
J. A. Stimson. editor Of the Denver
Press, weekly newspaper. has been in
town for several days on business.
Fred Cushman was in town Saturday.
He va. looking up some matters in con-
neclion with his mining prospects at
Saw Pit.
Don't fail to hear the noted selection,
IAN English Railway Station" in which
Mis- Susa c. Carpenter introduces over
twenty five impersonations Of character.
There will be missionary entertain.
ment at the II. E. church Thursday
evening. June is. after which ice cream
and cake will be served at the residence
Of Mrs. McMurray. Tickets . cents;
children 10 cents; one ticket admits to
all.
W. s. Coburn, one Of the most exten
sively known fruit growers in the state,
residing in the North Fork section, near
Hotchkiss. reports the fruit outlook at
that point IS the best ever known in its
history City Ruralist.
Tho Nail force il indebted to s. J..
Spray for some choice Jonathan" apples
sent from the Delta country by Bailey 4
Baldwin. The fruit is ss plump and
round ~ the day it was gathered, hav-
ing been kept in cold storsge.-Salida
Mail.
Postmaster Ray Simpson last week
sold his interest in the opear house to
Frank Sanders. Consideration 5000,
He also sold his interests at Alexander
lakes to DR.. Braisted for $50. Mr..
Simpson will still retain the manage
ment Of the opera houee.
Susa c. Carpenter. the Delsarten artist,
will render her noted selection Coming
Thro' the Rye" The Denver News says
OF her: The selections were well adapt
ed to show her unusual versatility and
her pantomime work has been pronoupc-
cd by many present to be the most per-
feet and graceful they had ever wituees
ed.
Owing 70 complaints that great deal
Of dove killing il going on in various
parts OF the state Game Warden Land
has issued notice setting forth that the
season in which doves may be killed
commences on July Is and ends on
October !. The penalties for killing
these birds in the close season are q fine
Of from SIS to slOO. or from so to 80 days
imprisonment or both.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Smiles and tsars-laughter and wecp-
ing-confort and dis-satisfactiou-
suprsriority aud inferiority-low and high
prices are encountered each day Of our
lives-DcaliAg with US you realize tho
tirst Of all these. Mabry 1 kistlsr.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

II you have any property for sale
cheap. list it with Baldwin 1 Bailey.
But Il you want . fancy price Ne can't
handle il,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Bishop takes the lead in making high
class photographs, at the Delta Photo
Studio, now open every day.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

blesehes, Pi1psss. essssaeoas oosss
aud all humors Of tho blood asd skin
will succumb to BegyS Blood HusiAsr
and Blood Maker. 1t positively has -
equal. Every bottle guaranteed. Ask
yoar popular druggist Mclurrsy tor is.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17
EHUs,

5000 Dos. eggs wanted in trade.
S. B. TrcxxR
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Thirty acres Of fins fruit land - Gar.
net mesa adjoining Dolta toUnsiss.
Garnet ditch wstsr 1i0ht. ApDay 70 d.
G. J>cheou. Il.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

FoR SALE CHEAr-One cigar case With
combination money drawer attached.
One n case at cost, nice enough for
anybody. 8. b. TrcKKR.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

$1,000 viii buy desirable hoas on
Wesksr stscct; two lots-sssy payments.
BlASx / NAsSiS.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Hunter L Beckley have . ane lot oe
croquet sets and il is about ii ne to plant
one Of them in your yard.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Did you see our "Trilby Tan" shoes.
Bicycle shoes at cost. Mab-y & kist
ler.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Losr-A pocket account book and a
pass book on Conklin & Gaunt, will pay
reward for return to George Fogg or
this ofiics.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Here's the how OF 1.-THE reason
| Tucker is selling goods % cheap because
he is selling for cash and b. can afford
| to do it. s. B. TccKKR
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Don't overlook our 4th Of July summer
suit sales for next Saturday and Monday
June % and IL 1t will save you few
16 to silver dollars. Mabry 4 Kistler.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Sporting goods and fishing tackle. end.
less variety. Call on F. P. Hunt 4 Co.
and let them fit you out.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Norton 4 winton will sell you Tongue
Creek coal for 400 per ton. the best
coal in the state.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

baldwin 4 Van Tuyi have about thirty
bes hives left. VIII 60 at les than cost.
0Cl
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

FouSp-Near Delta lap robe. Own
or can get came BY proving property ard
paying for this ad. Call at this office.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

FoR SaLE- Thoroughbred young Jsr.
sey Buli. appl! to Winslow A. Clark.
Hotchkiss. II.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

McMurray has started up his soda
fountain and 10 prepared to supply every
thing in the new line OF favors. Try him.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Bee supplies Of all kinds can Be had
Of the Delta Wholesale Fruit L Produce
Co,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

For neat. stylish summer hat at
reasonable prices 60 to Mrs. L H. Du.
vail.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

At the riding gallery, everybody vel.
come. All come. Tickets5 cents.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

Best assortment OF high grade ciears
can be found at II. Wilson'S
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

II 4 button comes of We pay you 10
cents-Ii they rip in the waistband We
pay you so ceuts-If they rip in the seat
or elsewhere We pay you 800 or give
new pair-we speak OF the Dutchess
trousers. Mabry 4 Kistier.
Hunter L Beckley are now in their
new quarters, in the building formerly
occupied by the Delta Trading Co.. and
arc prepared to handle all the bushes
that may come to them. Drop in at
their new quarters when you want to
order groceries.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

ntsasnD s0rsCnA
Sod. water at Kohnl.A
Elk head. $500, Ia Clark. 1871
Try Kohnle's celery phosphate.
For one week only-the riding gallery.
ypipe: PIPE: and smokers articles at Harry {,
Wild cherry phosphate at Kohnles.
Genuine Blue Point Stozss ut Harry
Wilson's.
Reduced rates on bee hives at the Big
HAY WASrED-On subscription 1t this
Office.
Nothing like it. A trip on the ridir 6
gallery.
Smoking and chewing tobaceos at
Harry Wilson's
Bicycle repairing, quick. good. cheap.
F. p. Hunt j. Co.
Fine lot Of new bee fixtures at the
Big 4.
Norton L Winton will pay cash Sof
chickens.
Go to McMurray's for the latest in
soda waters.
The riding gallery is located on the
corner OF Main and 5th street.
Morey's Cabinet. best SC cigar in the
city at H Wilaon's
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

To TRApE-A sc model high grade
bicycle. What have you to oners
Horses preferred.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

or any good security. A. &. AMsaAnY.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

MoreyIs Cabinet, best SC cigar in the
city, at H. Wilson's.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

The riding gallery 10 located on the
corner Of Main and 5th street.