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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-23
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DIED.
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KIBBEE--March %, 1896, Hattie, wife Of
Chandler w. Kibbee, aged fifty-two years.
Notice of funeral later. Milwaukee and
Janesville, Wis, papers please copy.
WEHR-Herbert. infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Il. Weir, 212 Rondo street. aged three
months. Funeral from above residence
Tuesday morning, March "a, at S:45 o'clock.
Service at Assumption church at o'clock.
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Lie.
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that you are taking your medicine after din
ner? thought the doctor told you to take it
before meals.
Mr.. Oldboarder-He said 1t didn't make any
difference as long as took it on an empty
stomach.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE COMMERCIAL BANK HAS REMOVED
to 406 and 4OS Wabasha ST., between Sixth
and Seventh sts., and will hereafter be known
as the Allemannia Bank of st. Paul, and will
be open for business today (AIondayI
morning at 10 o'clock. Albert Schefer. Pres
1dent; VIM; Bickel, Vice President; L. De
Forest, Cashier. NscE 81 s'1
NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between the undersigned has
this day been dissolved by, mutual consent.
isaac Solomon retiring from the firm. A. r.
Hlrschman is authorized to collect all moneys
due the firm of I. Solomon & Co. Isaac SOL
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"AS TO SMUT"
explains Mr.. Robbins, "in the begin
ming of the season we started in to bI1y
smutty wheat, according to the rules
OF the state inspectors making smuftv
wheat class as rejected. This was lust
before the blockade. After a time ~
developed that the mills had NV, u,
process Of handling this wheat and
would pay a price equivalent to that
or No. down to No. g. The state in
spectlon department then recognized
the wheat by those grades and the in
spection conformed to it's value. So wa
immediately changed our basis. in the
country. II a, farmer brought in some
of his wheat at the time of the block
ade and it was classed as rejected.
then, after the blockade, shipped some
himself, and realized several cents
more on it than he had for the other.
he would naturally feel, unless he un-
derstood all the facts, that he had been
swlndled. But the circumstances were
unavoidable. The farmers who are
kicking are probably those who
brought their grain to the elevators
early IN the season before the question
OF grades was settled. I'll wager that
If you had the returns for the last six
weeks you would find that the track
shipper has almost entirely disap-
peared. AT Warren track shipments
have absolutely stopped. They thought
they were wrong and tried an expert
ment. They found that they had been
mistaken. The same at Argyle, the
same at Stephen and at other points,
The farmer can get all the cars he
wants, and there is no reason he
shouldn't ship. But they are not ship
ping. In the oldest territory where we
do business there is not one car used
where there used to be twenty. The
least complaints heard from there. This
shows that men Of the widest expe-
rience in handling grain are satisfied
] of the just dealing of the elevator COM
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

While the good psopss sleep
tbs refreshing sleep os the iunocsnt.
detective was looking over the country
for trace Of Clarence Baltimore and
Frank Sterling, The Man Of Silence"
.
Look hea', Masa Coluque; Of de Per
lice man detective don't keep clear oh
dis hea' shanty, he's gwine to get his
scr into trouble, sho's you is bawn." and
old aunt Cole shook her head warning
ly ~ she shufisd from the room-Jules
Coluque smiled to himself as his little
bog like eyes followed her fat form
through the door leading to the apart
mont in the rear. She is . trusty old
soul Frank can fully trust her with
his Affairs. II Was not ouch an un-
shaPsly being l would try little do
tective business on my own hook. Then
it might be Greek meet Greek" As it
il, can Only help my friends by doing
ths deep thinking" and he buries his
face in his claw like hands. Just then
4 noise like the bursting in Of the door
Of the front apartment brings him to
his feet and old Aunt Cole to his side.
her eyes popping out in frisht-they
rush into the rear room Coluque hissing
through his closed teeth "the police" the
door closes behind them with = snap. 4
moment later tho constable and . half
dozen deputies are in the room, opening
the door through which the Hunch- back
and Amt Cole just passed they find
nothing. they have disappeared a. il the
earth had swallowed them.
ITO BE- CONT :Ued nsst w.ekl
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
The Nan Of Silence.
A prize story in two parts.
BY F. HARRY HOLLIsTER.
PART SECOND.
CuAPrHR I.

A old farmer Hines was making pfep-
afstiou to retire for the night on the
date Of the murder OF Judge Baltimore,
= knock wss heard at the door. Open.
ing il he saw standing in the faint moon
light which fell ON the stoop. = peculiar
looking figure. rather stout in build,
wearing long unkept hair and scrzgly
beard. clad in i'll fitting clothing. After
. moments pause the figure in weak
voics asked to be allowed to remain over
nisht A. he was footsore and weary.
Farmer Hines being one Of those good
old whnlo-sOuled typss OF countrymen,
he granted the strangers request, and
At once prepared . bunk in tho corner
OF the room which answered As dining
room and kitchen. Soon the
deep breathing Of the inmates proclaim
cd deep slumber for all but the stranger,
Who. after an eiapsc of half an hour
sross. stealing softly up TO the apart
msnt in which the old farmer was sleep
inS. pausing In the door he listened .
moment. locating the position of the bed
after which he slipped quietly to its side,
gently drawing = wallet from under the
pillow. opening it, removed from among
the contents small key which he re-
tanned. placing the balance back into
the purse. After pausing = moment to
assure himself that all was quiet, be
crossed the room to an old bureau which
stood In . coruer-uniocking one Of the
drawers he ran through . bundle Of pa
pers. picking out large legal document
tied with blue ribbon, lie jammed it
hurriediy into his pocket. rsmarkinx
With . chuckle Hes very smooth sort
oe fellow but the end oS the iane 10
near at hand. Wonder what old whis.
kers will say in the morning when he
hnds me gone; also the will. Wei. tins
10 not the first mistake the Judge has
made. but Il 10 the last
Sstisfying himself that slumbcr was
eth ruler in that hour-tvld. he r,sde
his way down the stairs. out Of the door
into the soft moonlight rapidly passing
FROM view down the old lane. the stili
ness only broken by the bark Of some
restless canine in the distance.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

beita lump 40. IN, "oOoucu VI tAS
World. has elected the following officers:
Howard Russell, c. c.; J. F. Long. A. L.;
James Hunter. Escort; L. z. Wanne-
maker, Watchman; II. W. Chilss. Senti-
mel; II. II. Smith, representative and
manager.
DIR. ID. w. Reed, q graduate Of Ann
Arbor. Michigan. medical college. ar
rived in Delta last week and has decided
to locate here. He has opened an Office
at the residence OF W. R. Simpson whore
he may b found for the present. DR..
Reed will meet with hearty welcome
from the people Of Delta.
w. s. Coburn came down yesterday
from Hotchkiss and left to-day for Den
yer. where he and E. j. Mathews will
endeavor to arrange for the handling OF
their fruit crop for this season. While
here Mr.. Coburn received one Of his
Worlds Fair medals and diplomas, for
general exhibit, and the others will
probably arrive in the course Of a year
or two. He says the fruit crop ;or this
year promises to be the largest ever
known on North Fork.
During the last few days oflsst month
Delta's merchants we're strictly in it as
regards car lots OF freight received.
Among the receipts were II Of stone for
the Delta Stone Co.; II Of lumber for the
Stockham 4 Hi.Imaa Co.;7 Of lumber
for Gale Bros; 6 OF lumber for the Big
lumber Co.; Of lumber for r G. Muir.
phey; . Of Implements for Corbin 1
Sanders; l each OF household goods for
Percy Houts; lime for F. 4. Hurt 4 Co.;
lime for W. s. Coburn; coke for Peter
Mundry; coal for L. Sproule, salt for
Conklin / Gsunt.
Last Friday night . special COM
munication Of Delta Lodge No. o. A. F.
4 A. NJ. was held to confer the third on
Thos. Lamb. and q large delegation
came down from Montrose to assist his
Soatship in doing justice to the victim.
1t is said that the work was finely done
and Is members Of the order eat down
to the banquet at the Delta house after
the work was over. The following
Montrose brethren made up the visiting
delegation: Ed C. Sharp. d. H. Hsnsler.
Elmer f. Thompson. Thos. Mutt. James
F. Kyle. l. E. Davis, ]. II. Hafer. Geo.
II. Smith. S. NJ. Emhuf2. ]. c. Palmer.
James Page. VIM. Sampson. ]. W. Ca
hill, ]. W. Page. H. Caldwell. A. F.
Reeves. r. c. Diehi, NJ. J. Dean. Fred
Farmer. j. F. Krsbs and r c. Scott.
1t is reported that A. c. Ridgway. at
present assistant superintendent OF the
second and third divisions OF the Denver
4 Rio Grands has been offered the posi-
ton Of Superintendent OF the Florence L
Cripple Creek road. He has many
friends here who will rejoice in his
promotion. Tho Republican. in speak
ing Of il says: Mr.. RidSway gained q
vide reputation as one Of the promising
young men Of the Rio Grande system,
and his transfer to the Florence and
Cripple Creek road has given rise TO .
report that the narrow gauge line into
Cripple Greek has paoed into the con-
troll Of the Denver L Rio Grande. Ne
gotiatous with this object in view are
aaid to have been in progress for some
weeks past. President Jcfery 10 in
Chicago"
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

ocutA sLl be cnAf8en Iof ~ AASetls1us ratcs
s. B. Hartman was down from Maher
Sunday.
Sheriff Mower returned Thursday with
Frank Brown.
Postmaster Geluicks was down from
Hotchkiss last Friday.
A. Burr returned from q business trip
to Omaha last Sunday.
j. H. Reich was down from Hotchkiss
the first OF the week.
l. Van Baalen came over from Denver
Sunday to look after his fruit farm.
Mrs. Cora Miller, Of Grand Junction.
arrived yesterday for visit with friends.
Mrs. ". T. Carpenter. Of Grand juno
ton, was in town yesterday on business.
Miss Anna Nutter will visit Miss
Laura Savage. OF Msher. for few days.
Judge Avery came down from Lake
City to spend Decoration day with hie
family.
w. O. Redding and wife drove down
from Montrose Sunday and returned
Monday.
Mrs. Jay Glllett left Friday for Salida,
where she will visit . month with her
parents.
Engineer Crockett was over from
Salida few days ago to look after his
orchard.
o. T. S;andish returned from Cripple
Creek Sunday to visit his family for
few days.
No more mumps. Mr.. F. Harry Hollis
ter 10 on deck with both feet. See Man
OF Silence
Dave Fleming returned last wednes.
day evening from an extended visit in
Scotland.
Lyman l. Henry came down from
Ouray Friday TO make the Decoration
day address.
John Harding. Of Delta, has commenc-
ed the work Of plsstering Ophir's new
school house.-Msil.
E-W. Cotes came up Monday from
Grand Junction and is looking for a
situation OF any kind.
Miss Ethel Bear left yesterday for
Sslida where she will spend several days
visiting her aunts and cousins.
Miss Anna Watts, Of Ecksr,. left Fri
day for Lake City. where she will visit
friends for q month or six weeks.
ID. Baldwin, OF Baldwin 4 Bailey, has
sold the Ferree house. on Dodge street
next to Haley's. to Joseph Armer.
c. G. Downing has been elected a.
representative to the Grand Lodge by
Grand Mesa Lodge No. 81. X. ofP.
Fred Niles attended the commence
msrt exercises at Mon:rose last Friday
night. Mr.. Mics had q sister in the
graduating class.
Miss Daisy Mckee came down Sunday
from Montrosc and visited Mics Kate
Turner Tor few days before going up to
her home on North Fork.
W. II. Billinghurst has taken the
Commercial hotel and will manage it in
first class shape. He al appears in
this issue inviting your patronage.
Hon 7. c. Grsden. OF Durango. was in
town Saturday and Sunday on business
and promises TO return for more extend
cd stay when the Western Slope congress
convcncs.
II. A. PARCELS returned Friday from
an extended eastern trip which included
visits TO ST. Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati.
India napolis. Chicago, Keokuk. Kansas
City and Omaha
L. W. Murphey arrived Sunday from
Boulder. where he has been attending
the Law deps rtment Of the state universi-
ty. He will spend the summer with his
M,rvh.,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

This 10 no iobe-You can buy more
goods for the money at the Post Ofice
Book Store-than in any store in Delta.
Notions. books, stationary etc. Ham
rocks el 90. garden sets 30 cents. childs
brooms Is cents. jointed fishing poles
and tackle. pictures and frames FOR less
than one half the cost OF framing. Fine
cloth bound books - cents, Aibums.
dolls. work boxss. and manicure sets At
cost-Exprcss wasons cheaper than they
have ever been sold-Eine stationery and
tablets very cheap. You can save money
BY trading a. Post Office Book Store and
paying cash. Don't be afraid to ssk for
vhat you want and get my price.
s. B. TrcKER
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Hunter i Beckley sre now in their
new quarters. in the building formerly
occupied by the Delta Trading Co.. and
are prepared to handle all the business
that may come to them. Drop in at
their new quarters when you want to
order groceries.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Hatsf Yes! Hot article for COO!
weather and cool ones for hot weather
Straw. Mabry & Kistler.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

+. p. Hunt L Co. have just received
another large invoice Of seceen doors.
You need some.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Bishop takes the lead in making high
class photographs. at the Delta Photo
Studio. nov open every day.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

uesssosa, PsoOssa. oosOoooooD 0DuUD
and all humors oe the blood snd hin
wiil succumb to Bcggs' Blood RsrinsS
and Blood Msher. ID positively has 20
equal Every botfls eusraasssd. 49,
your popular draggiss NcNuryuy ~ ~
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Hunter L Beckley have . fine lot Of
croqust ssts and it 10 about time 70 plant
one OF them in your yard.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Norton 4 winton will sell you Tongue
Greek coal for eA.oO per ton, the bsst
coal in the state.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

His pants were ripped. shrunk. buttons
OF and baSEed at the knee-Hs did not
buy the Dutchess trousers-But will
next time. Mabry / Kislter.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

McMurras has started up his soda
fountain and ;spreparcd to supply every
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

We leave competitors ~ though there
were none With our line Of groceries.
which 10 rs complete as q novel after the
Last word. Copklin 4 Gaunt.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

To TRApE-A 96 model high grade
bicycle. What have you to oder!
Horscs preferred.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Have you seen the new line Of imita-
tion Libby cut glass at +. p. Hunt 4 Co!
Call and inspect it.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

FoE S.LE-.T Thoroughbred young ter
sey Bull, Apply to Winslow A. Clark
Hotchkiss. II,
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

II. S. 4 M.-That's one Of the br.nds'
you want to look for when you buy your
suit. They are guaranteed Under.
stand: Mabry 4 Kistler.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Best assortment Of high grade cigars
can be found at H. Wilson's
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

For neat. stylish summer hat at
reasonable prices 60 to Mra L. II. Do
vail.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
rNs PSvs>Ss Os.s>,~a.

The virtue OF Begxs' German Salve 10
its quick healing power. Elss Il would
not have earned its void vide repu-
t.tion. Iosr popular druggist Nc.
Murray has is
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Oss Announcements Of any entertainment 10
which an admission fee II charged will be made
In thess columns fres- Any further announce
nenn viii be charged for ~ advertising rates-
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Bee supplies Of all kinds can be had
Of the Delta Wholesale Fruit 4 Produce
Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
opsesas n.pvnso,

ei.oO wiil buy . desirable hoaS on
Neeksr street; two lots-essy paynsatss
BLAIa 4 MAsrix.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

We have replenished our stock OF
queenswars this week. F.P Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
rec 49,

Thirty acre. of fine fruit land on Cor
net mesa adjoining Delta townsits.
Garnet ditch water right Apr,y TO D..
c. Jscs~cu. IL.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Losr-Last Thursday night between
Prof. Harris residence and pcstot,ics .
hitching strap With collar attached.
| Finder please leave at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Losr-On the Hoschkiss rusd Q gray
plaid shawl. PIesss return to Rev. }. L.
Lower. ltpd.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Morey.s Cabinet, best &c cigar in tho
city. at Ii. Wilson's.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

100ey - lsa0
on any good security. A. Z. AnsnARr.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03
DCSIyESS yOTICE8:

BUSINESS xOTlCEs:
Soda water at Kohnle's.
Try Kohnle's celery phosphate.
Pipes and smokers articles at Harry
Wilson's 1921
Wild cherry phosphate at Kohniee:
Genuine Blue Point Stogas at Harry
Wilson's.
Reduced rates on bee hives at the Big
HAT WASIEp-On subscription at this
Who said pantsl The Dutchess!
Mabry 4 kistler.
Smoking and chewing tobaccos at
Harry Wilson's
Fine lot Of new bee fixtures at the
Big 1.
Norton i Winton will pay cash Tor
chickens.
Go to McMurray's for the latest in
Mrs. ]. Keissr, OF Cory, is prepared to
do dressmaking in the latest styles.
Morey.s Cabinet, best &c cigar in tho
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Mrs. J. Keiser. OF Cory, 10 prepared to
do dressmaking in the latest styles.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Go to McMurray's for the latest in
soda waters.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Ito b. CONT :usd nsIt w.ek !
The Delta independent., 1896-06-03

Norton i Winton will pay cash Tor
chickens.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-10-21
CANADIAN WHEAT
win Cut No Figure In the Expert bsh-
ness This season.

TORONTO, Oct, Oct. 1a-The latest
and most authentic information OF the
crops of Canada show that the statis-
hcal position Of Canada this year is
far less favorable than for a number
Of seasons. As matter OF fact, Can
ada will not cut any figure at all
among wheat-exporting countries in
lsoe-e7. Last year Manitoba raised
s3 ,ooo. 900 bushels. This year there are
only II, 900, 900, or barely sufficient for
home requirements and seeding next
season.
In the other provinces the crops are
short and, in place of exporting ten or
fifteen million bushels, as was done
last year, these provinces will need Tor
their own use all the wheat they
raised this year, Cash wheat is nov
selling in Ontario at rs to SO cents ant
No hard Manitoba wheat afoat a
Fort William, Lake Superior, at Z
cents. which ID considerably above al
export basis.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-10-21
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The Union Generals Welcomed at
Canton with Cannon.
EARLY MEETING At THE TABERNACLE.
William ]. Bryan Again Invades Ohio -
Several Towns Captured by His
Eloquenee During the Course
Of the Day.


CANTON, u. Oct. l9.-The booming
opening of the meeting at the taber-
nacle Of the Union generals, under the
leadership of Gen. r. A. Alger, In
spite of the early hour for which
the meeting was called the hall
was filed with an enthusias-
tic audience. The members of
the party were presented by L. A. Cas-
sidy, of this city. Short speeches were
made by Generals Howard, Alger, Mar
den, Stuart and Sickles and Corporal
Tanner.
As each speaker concluded his re-
marks he was presented with basket
Of choice flowers by members of the
Woman's Relief corps of Canton. After
the meeting the visitors were escorted
to the depot by large number
Of citizens. Maj Mckinley drove
down to the depot from his residenc'
to see the generals off. The train lef
at nine o'clock for Justus. The party
was scheduled to appear at New Phil
adelphia. Uhriehsville, Dennison, Min
go junction, Steubenville, East Liver
pool, Youngstown and Warren durinI
the day, and to speak ut Cleveland II
the evening.
A delegation OF business men fror
Sewicklcy, Pa, arrived here at ll;3l
and called on Maj Mckinley at hi
, residence.