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Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
ADDRESS G0Settc,
LITTLE ROCK,

Ono thing certain; II will not DO ,
fool with bad cold, No ,ne can lH
what the end will be-, PntlhcpM
OStarrh, chronic bronchitis, " not co.,
sumption, invariably result from o nsp
lee.ed cold. = 1t Is surprising too, tNM
bad colds are 80 often neglected wnep
one remember how easily and OF wbn
little expense they may be curou.
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy is AWAY
prompt and eilectual, and coats pu' '
triAO; % or 90 cents 10 u nifo ~ GOV,
pared with tho disastrous 81 c's v
neglected cold, Mr.. Abner Mercer u
Dilworthtown, Chester County, r.
speaking OF THE remedy, saidi oO% ~
time ovo | had Dad cold ana oou ~,
| tried almost everything, Finally w.
Hunt, the druggist recommended on'% "A
berlain's Cough Remedy, ana one !. II
cent bottle of II cured mo ehnro"
FL sale y all medicine dealer'
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
Something 10 Know.

II may be worth something to know
that the very beat medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to II healthy
yigor Is Electric Bitters This medicine
is purlcy vegetable, acts by giving tone
10 the nerve centres in tho stomach,
gently stimulates tho Liver and Kidneys,
and aids those organs In throwing OF
impurities IL tho blood. Electric Bitters
improves tho appetite, aids digestion,
and lie pronounced by those who have
tried it az the very best blood purifier
and netyo tonic. Try H. Sold for 800
or $l,0O por bottle VI W, Q, Snow
Drug Store,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
News in General.

There are thirty-two negro law
yers IN Chicago.
Ex.Gov. Stone of Missouri vii
practice law at ST. Louis.
Utah's first electoral vote wa:
cast for free alyer's nominee.
Mexico ships coal 70 the United
States. She has 100000 miners.
None but union men are employed
IN the III cigar factories in Brook
Ign.
John D, Rockefeller gave the Bap,
fist Sunday Schoo! at Cleveland
$50 900.
Idle men in Detroit number 3d.
600, and $4,000 have been appro.
prated for city work.
1t is estimated that the total mum,
her OF homicldes last year III the
United States was lO,G52.
The Savings Bank of Des Moines
Ia. failed last week, on account of a
failure TO collect from borrowers.
An Illinois Is year old boy was
sentenced to fifteen years in the PEN
ltentiary for stealing seventy~6ve
cents.
1t iS said that negro who was
elected a member Of the Governors
Council in Massachusetts, has res
fused an offer of 100000 to.resign.
At Converse, Ind, all persons
under..l7 years.of age are required
to be off the streets after I O'Clock
at night, from September to April,
and the remainder of tho year after
9 O'clock.
After robblng St. Louis --man's
house, the robbers posted this on
his door: Religion is good for the
soll and for us. Had you not been
at church you would have been at
home and then we could not have
robbed you. We are very grateful
for your absence.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
Some facts about Cuba taken from
the Texas Farm and Ranch.

Some facts about Cuba taken from
the Texas Farm and Ranch:
Cuba is the most we.te rly and
largest island Of the West Indies,
and by far SPANS most important
colony.
This island is IN the form of a
long narrow crescent thu" convex
side being toward the north, and IN
situated at the entrance 20 the Gulf
Of Mexico, and is l24 miles south of
the most southerly cape OF Florida,
The island II 759 miles long, and
varies in breadth from twenty.seven
20 ninety miles. 1t contains with
the small attached islands, 40, 4l0
square miles "A little larger than
that part Of Texas east Of the Trim.
ity River.
The shores are low and fat, with
a range of hills running the entire
length Of the island in which the
water courses rise, flowing northerly
and southerly into the gulf,
The climateis superior to that Of
any Of the other islands of the
group, but the coast region is maIa.
rlous, the higher lands being hesIth-
full and salubrous,
The chief exported products arc
sugar, tobacco, coffee and iron ore,
The population is about | 800 ,OoC
$4,000 Spanlaras and creoIes, o,3oC
foreigners, 10000 coolies aud othe,
A'iatlcs, and $4,000 negroes and
mulattoes.
May, June and July are the RAINY.
months, though rain falls every
month in the year
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
The Grandest Remedy.

Mr.. K. b. GreevAs. merchant, Of
Chilhowie, Va, certifcs that he had con =
sumption, was given up to die, sought all
medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remed les be
could hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in q chair; war
induced to try Dr. Kings New DISCO very,
and was cured by use Of two bottlos.
For pnst three years has been attending
to business, and says DR., Kings New
Discovery i, the grAndeN remedy ever
made, as it has done so N uch for him ami
also for others in his community. DR..
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and Consum ption. IL
don't fail, Trial bottles free vt W. q.
Shows Drug Store.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
Good Roads Wanted.
Memphis Appeal.

Any farmer could at once under>
stand the advantage of having Ills
farm nearer to the market where he
sells his products and purchases his
supplies. lie knows that If he could
move his farm nearer to town that
his land would be more valuable,
that his farming operations could be
conducted with less labor and cx>
pense, that the convenlences aud
comforts of life would be multi
piled, that he could find ready sale
for many products which now rot
on the farm, that he could always
take advantage Of he 'Dark"t. Il It
he can secure all lAese advantages
through goo! roads. They bring
him within easy reach of the market
town. They keep In constant touch
with the busy word. They tighten
his labors, reduce his expenses, IN,
crease his profits, enlarge his COM
forts. All these advantages are as
apparent as light to the eye and are
to be had at triflng cost and the
ADOPTION o. an intelligent labor,sav>
ing instead of the existing labor
saving system. Yet there are entiro
states where the people prefer tc
stick 10 the mud and hohnder in the
gulleS ard crash over the rock.
rather than save time and labor and
money by paving investment II
good roads.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

In addition to all the nows and tho
cream OF public discussion tho Weekly
Post Dispatch contains tho best editor.
ials In the Daily Post.Dspatch, Short
Stories, helpful Womsn's Department,
Gossip about men and women who at
tain Prominence, Political Cartoons and
Plenty oil Fun and uumor,
Subscription price, by mail, 30 cents n
year Clubs of ton, TO one address "a
per year, Remit by Postal or express
Money Order, or for small amounts
under u dollar send two or ono cen,
postage stamps--never stamps Of larger
denominations. Don't send checks on
local banks.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
wo clip the following from the

wo clip the following from the
Weekly Texarksniar!
Over in Shreveport, La, there is
n woman whose husband is IN the
habit of coming home tipsy in the
night, and she decided to frgbten
hin, AZ q cure. The other night she
arrsyoi herself in frightfcl appar'
al, and as the booty husband On.
tered the door, sa'd in dread and
sepulohral tones. "Come with me;
/ am the devil" "Zat shop said
the husband. "Shakel I'm your
brother.iu.lawj married your shistOr,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
Ducklcn's Arnica SaIVe.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlbains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required, 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale b. W. G.
Snow.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

Our books prove this and
are open for the examination Of
interested parties. Every citi'
zen Of Arkansas who desires
the advancement of the state is
now our self-appointed agent,
and the orders are now com.
ing in from all parts of the
state. The Gazette is for Ark
ansas and her people, and aga
inst all tyrannical corporations,
The Legislature meets at
once. You want to hear the
clash of the different interests,
and see the fray as if you were
on the ground.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
Different Opinions of
Different Men on
Different Subjects.

If our constitution is so badly out
of "whack" as to require al! the
amendments proposed by the legis,
lature, why not do away with the
old one altogether and frame new
onr?-Hustler-Herald
Whenever the parents of the
country acknowledge that they are
not equal to the emergency Of cons
trolling their own children, it will
be time enough to talk about cur,
few laws, but not until then. News
port Herald.
That all political parties bid for
support, We are not disposed to con-
tradict. There is a marked differ.
ence however, as to the kind of sup.
port they covet. The Republican
party formulates lie platforms in
the interests of the money power
and rich of the nation; The Demo.
crat party makes Its platforms in
the interests Of the common people,
while the Peoples party always have
an eye to some Office Baxter Co
Citizen.
ave must admit that a new con
stltution is growing IN favor with
us, and that there Is a more favor
able sentiment among the people on
this question than there was a few
years since. There are 80 m any
changes desired in our organic law
that it seems like wasting time tc
endeavor TO make them through tn t
slow process of amendments. If tn (
desired changes can be secure
through amendments, we much pre-
fer that plan to reframlng the con,
.titutlon."- Monroe Couaty Sun.
There is good deal said abou
the half million dollars in the stat,
treasury, and various persons have
had a say as to what was the best tt
do with tt. 10 settle the whole
We suggest that the legsla.
ture reduce the state taxes. If 3,
much funds have accumulated in tn,
treasury to such an alarming extent
1t would be wise in our judgmen
to let up on us poor taxpayers. Il
you can't do that, turn Billie Wood
ruff and Tommle Churchill loose OF
1t. -Des Arc Guidon.
When the governor of a stat,
goes out of his way, in bis message
t. the legislature, to try to wreak
vengeance upon a worthy and thor
oughly competent gentlemen know
to have been selected for an impor.
ant position under the new state ad'
mlnlstration, whom he could not use
farther his personal am bltion, a,
Gov. Clarke did IN his retiring mes.
sage, he stoops very much lower
than men worthy Of the execu tive
Office usually do. 1t is apparent
That the ex-governor carries an ms
creased amount of bitterness and
ma!lgnancy into private life with
him Batesvllle Guard,
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

krcmis, Mercer county, Pa, We be-.
lievo Cham bOrhin's Cough Remedy TO
be the best remedy in use, We use it in
our own families and tits favorite
among our customers. Hockor b ros
y Co. 20 and 80 cent bottles for salo by
all medicine dcalUs
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

Groves Tastelcss Chill Tonnes has stood
the test for ten years When any dealer
tries to induce you to take some other
make, you may know that it is some che .
compound on which he makes q large
profit Evory boz 10 Of Groves guaran-
teed
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

Everyone @hn .r :un down
tired ont, full ri malaria, or any
blood trouble, to cal and get bot
tie of Browns Iron Tonic, the king
Of all Tones. For sale by w. h
Oorlty & Co., Calamine Ark.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
".COursc Not"

u don't soe your mistIetoe," SAID
he, gauMug up at the chandelier,
"ls II really necessary replied she
archly, 1t wasn't, Judge.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
From the Springfield MO-
Chronicle

u. II. Fracls ear-mar!s will crop out In the
81 Louis Republic occasionally w long Nh he
own. that sllce OF stock.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29
From the CarrOIton iii.
Gazette

The ~, Leuls Republic fooled no one In the
campaign that closed on Tuesday last, It's
n,ilk and water support OF Bryan was very ap-
parent TO the most careless observer.
Sharp County record., 1897-01-29

Daily Gazette, 100 per month.
Sunday Gazette, so per year.
Weekly Gazette, 81 per year.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

ruprence !Sarni9feli, NIT Der I,e
on jebem Ginjelnen bling. Ser
gebli6 bate man basegen periudt,
Grinnsrunsen In ibr Su beleben,
bic Dielleibt irgenb einen anbalt
sebcten bdtten. limb 10 ummebte mad
ipie Dor unbur1brinalifes Ounfel jene
srauenbaiten Greisniiie, oeren Ginorud
aui Oiron tros oes GntihwinbenS Der
Gage ME bic l~eiielte slbidipaduns er'
fubr.
Die erlten in ter Qanolhaft ange,
%ftellten Nabioridun9en batten erseben,
baB in Der Gntfernuns elmer balben
3agereiie BON Der ein9eGiderten Siitte
Der umgeitiir,te Wasen in elmer 6eSen'
ihluht ;uriidSelailen moroen mar uro
bic Spuren Der non bort aus gerittenen
Pferbe iid auf benz ndhiten Sanemese
perloren. Gbenio blieben bic in ent'
segcneeIetter Hidjiun9 all So.
W{iibeu erfolslOs. 60 piel mail II. B
ober iib ertunoigen mot)te: nir9tEo
sntiann iif Semano, oas beidliebcne
Subrmert seieben ober BON ben &eilen'
ben ielber sebort gu baben. IS gait ais
8eweis, ba6 lie pon nett her setommen
nnb ltetS peinli9 Yebadt baraui 9e'
nommlcn batten, Die Hihtuns ibrer
Sabrt Si perbeimliden uno etwa 0iat'
folseube in bic Srre iu fibren. Gle
Mittbeilunsen Nellps aber, Die oils
0ioshens sewiiienbafte Yileserin i'm
Sauie Sirons cine slrt Seimatb iano,
tonnten nur u%nweientlide iein, inbem
hire Oienileiitunsen bel Der aranten
lid auf faum Srpei Wofen beihrdnss
ten, unb 6ranilin, Der feline Shues
befoblene po!lfommen beberridte, i'm
Yerfebr nit ibr teuiliib berednenb
neben tprannii6er Stren9e bic srOBie
Voriiht malten lieB.
0ot Oiyon fonnte baburb nidt
entmutbist merben; ebenio menis ers
labmte Der Gifer, NIT benz George
@raoSon lid ben linn ertbeilten auis
trdsen unter;os, unbetiimmert tarum,
mobin unb ME melt fort iie i'm fiibr'
ten. limb erifwert wurben lie nod be-
%ionoers baourfl, oaB Der perbeerenbe
8iirsertries ieit Sabren miltbete unb
ibn pielfab tn ieinen Sepesnn8en
bemmte. 9lber aud bic einiame SflGs
ferin in benz einItisen @arten Der
Uloobp Cabin ,par niht perseiien nurs
ben. Cine felte Giniriebisun9 idiiete
ben iorofaltS nit Naien belesten
8rabbiisel, unter benz iie in einem
Cargo ianit sebettet lag, sesen ben
anSrans weibenoer Hinber. gu Sdups
ten erbOb lid elm einfah 9eSimmertes
&reu, nit benz Namen Goia unb Der
slnsabe bes 2ooestases. 60 oft Tiron
nit ieinem Sbitlins nah bortbin
w%alliabrtete: niemals perldumte CT,
bic Sleine iiber bic Ginfrieoisune su
beben uno iie elm ardnilein aui bas
grab Der Wutter lesen Sl laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
8. 9apitel.
Anf Der Tuhrtr.

Sm S.uellsebiet bes Gio @ranbe
uno BON Der sroBen Frairie burd Die
Sierra BLANCA, elm md6tises 0ebir9S.
job Der HodD Mountains, eeibieoer,
lieet baS neumertfaniihe Stdotfen
Taos, IN Incident 0 jeber, neben
SanSelsfarawanen, fait ausiblieBli9
SallenIteller, Sdeer, Yelitauiher une
Ginberbirten pertebrten. Grit ieit Gnts
beduns Der @oloabern in Der Nahbars
Ibaft oes mebrere 9asereiien entferns
ten Sites Teat p%erboppelten Wiinen'
arbeiter uno Ibenteurer gu %beltimmten
Sabresieiten bic Ginmpbneriabl. Cine
ansenebme 3usabe biloeten lie nidt ;
ALIEN lie brad)ten 0elo unter bic 2eute,
uno oh rehtidaifene arbeiter ober @es
iinoel es fiel nidt ms @ewiht,
iofern eS iid UNI tlinsenSen @eminn
banbelte. ShlieBlih paren Die 9uten
8iirser BON 5aos ielber cine raube
Scrte, Die es ueritano, ii6 ibrer Saut
~ mebren.
gu Den 9lnseieiienen ;Gblte Bail
WtonjoDe, elm er9rauter fanaoilder
2rapper, Der na6 einem lansen miibes
pollen Qeben in BEN @iloniiien iib
enblif nit ieinem Griparten our Hube
geiett, cine srt @aitnirtbibaft ges
9riinoet unb nit oieier Pel;banbel pers
einist bate. Inter ben Sdsern BON
1eras bis na6 8anaba binauf ais
b~eiterer Geiellidaiter uno eriabrener
Tath9eber beriibmt, betradtete jeber
ein;elne eS oils einen Gorius, pon benz
alien Vaiil gu ldnserem ~Nufentbalt
willfommen gebeiBen III merben.
gln benz beutisen milben Widr;na64
mittage iaB er Dor Der 2biir ieineS
nieorisen unf6rmlihen 9%ebmbauies,
nit Dem gerunjelten, tpetterse9erbten
@eiiht, benz weiBen Saar unb 9art
unb nit Ser fur,en 2bpnpfeiie ,piideu
pen I3dbnen eas Yilb tnnerer Sufrieben'
belt uno zines unenoliten Vebasens.
8ei ibm befano lid 8eorse Braobou,
Der Surh iein treuber3ises uno bod
mannbaft entidloiienes @eien feline
beionoere Sorliebe erworben bate,
CbIhon felt mebreren 9a9en iein
@ait, lparen bic llriaden, bic i'm nod
NeusWierifo fiibrten, in ibren @eiprd'
den nod nibt beriibrt wOrcen. 0es
obabtete Yraooon Srunoiaelid cine &c,
mile j3uriidbaltuns, 10 mar 8aiil
nid)t Der damn, NeusierSe burfbliden
gu laiien. Seute fiiSte es inoeiien Der
.2uiall, bab Braooon, an cine Demer'
lung beS Nlten anfnipfenb. mebr aus
lid berauS ein9 uno fret iiber ieineu
Nufentbalt in ben Miuenbi itritten be-
ridtete. Gr idloB nit Der G%rtldruns,
bic @%elesenbeit benutt ~ baben, i'm
Nuftrase zines SreunSeS nah 3pei
griioern iu foriden, Die Dor mebreren
Sabren bort seweilt baben i%ollten.
Nlle ieine 0emiibunsen ieien crfolslos
seblieben, iiiste er "miBmutbig bin;u
Weeer iiber eiuen Syanflin nod iiber
einen SibneD babe CT bic ~leiielte sluss
tunit erbalten.
rYeiaBen lie benn feinen ebrli6en
Datersnamen?" metnte Vaiil, unb
our6oriusenb beftete er bic flusen
orauen guaen auf i'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

9ts bette Salbe in Der &elt fir S&uitt.
wanoen. 9bihirfuna. @ei6mire, Sol8Hu6.
Siebern unben, Slehten. Gtrammen an ben
Sdroen. Groitbeulen. Siihnerausen uuh als
Sautfetler; fe heilt poiitip Sdmorrboiben
ober ieine Sabluna perlonst. 0arantirt.
bn6 p~oIlfdnbiee 8ufriebenbeit ae9sben
wirb, eber baB 0elb mirb jurl6erfattet.
4yeiS pey S4a&td - gsatD. 4 teseaus
fen h Il. 8. ol(sS 080oDooa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

A6s- Gin nsusr 8orroth on blousr
unb meiBsr @ranitnnore ioeben aus ffr
Gobr,i erbalisn. BE mir aum nieoristsn
Jabrifp,stIe iaufien uno bilissr psrfnu'
fen ots bies IN iraenS eiusm 8araain'
Store in Der Staot 9eidistt. q. z.
Qabner, 81. Gloub Ninn. 2Gba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17

und ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparilla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfohlen. Seine grossen Kuren sind
duroh gereinigtes Blut vOllbracht- Kuren der
Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautkrankheit, Rheuma-
tismus, Neuralgia, Katarrh, Nervositat. Nerven-
schwache. Es kmirt wenn anderes nutzlos list
we'll es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
n1nner

die wurzel der Krankheit trifft und jede Spur
Won Unreinheit ausscheidet. Tausende zeugen
fir vollkommene Kuren Won Blut-k rankheiten
durch Hoods Sarsaparilla, Obgleich sic durch
das Fehlschlagen Won anderen Medizinen ent-
muthiQt warren,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
Hoods


ist die beste - in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinlgende Medizin. Nur Won c. 1. Hood q
Co., I'm Lowell, Mass, praparirt. 81; sechs fur s..
Hoods Pillen i sand m Gte H s,ai'st sar ra.
rilla zu nehmen. 25c. Bel allen DroguisteH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-17
Elm MiQionen.
Momam BON Salo. m6ubauicn.
(5OrtieBuns.)

s4s:yE3 EsE5E1f:s sE 4s sEsf lE4Fss EessEsA n s zEafa N \
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

WITH three full party tickets in the
field and all the nominees pieasant, hon
est people it will be shsrd task for many
OF the voters to mako their selections
this fall. They will be safe In giving
the preference to the Silver Republican
candidates where there is any doubt. for
nearly al Of them have already served
ono term acceptablv and are we'll &C.
quainted with the duties Of their Offices.
Tho only ones who have not 20 served
arc D. n. Mills. the jolly candidate for
sheriff. and Frank Brown, candidate for
commissioner. both Of whom are we'll
worthy Of the positions to which they
aspire.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

wssssss Sssps pssoosy Assssiaatss.
During the Moutross Fair lest week .
Western 6,ops Poultry Association was
oexnnissd with The following ofRcers:
0rahan p. Browne. Hotchkiss, prssi-
dat; ". H. Franklin. Nootrose. 1st
viss president; F. A. JsclEsos, Delta. Ind
vies president; I. ". Jennings, vulcac.
ard vics pessidsat; Henry Rhons. 0rssd
Jusctioa. Ath vtss pessidsot; Mn. G. A.
Dosastsdse. Nootross. 9Th viee pessidsst;
Nm. J. r. Ksssohan, Delta, oh vies
psssidsnt; Raul z. Kssssdy. Botchkin.
esastssy; G. n. Fasish. Moetsoss. trses-
urss.
h chjsst q ~ essociat3sa b u
iopsuvsnsns q ~ Dssjtsy inessssas a
~ satise Wssesss @sDa uunssoss
poultsy sossiesioss ase = extsesnce -
~ sehee - q - sanoo - = b tins
shas sssA ~ oskanizaeioa eGisos1 hssa.
4 WI ssshsas1it nsseing ~ I'D ed
g , iassedsd - nalBs thlo smseiaafsa
- e ~ ~ II ~ sesas. Essh ysae
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

q poultry show will be held in one oe the
principal towns of the Western 6lops
with N olAciL judge in attsndancs. The
meubseship fee i el.0o. With no dues.
which may b forwarded tnthe treasarss
o. secretary.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

A Cory Of Facts published at Colo
RADIO Springs and edited by Stanley
Stokes and Fits Mac has reached our
exchange table and is heartily welcomed
70 our list Of regular visitors.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01
Pepslsss csavsstIsa.


Last Thursday the popuIists held their
county convention and nominated tho
following ticket: II. X. Ferguson, clerk
and recorder, Eckert; George A. Smith,
Delta, sheriff; II. w. Chiles, Delta. treas.
ufer; W. B. Osboldstone. Crawford, as
SCISSOR; Mrs. J. B. McGinty. Hotchkiss.
superintendent OF schools; ]. 8. Rowell,
surveyor; John Grifnth. county commis-
sioner.
Tho following delegates wero then
elsctsd TO attend the judicial district
convention:
C.A. Hammond. Paonia; John Grifiith,
Cory; T. Stryker. c. M. Snider. Delta.
Alternates, J. D. Smith, Crawford; W.
o. Dresser. Hotchkiss; F. G. Lsuson, F.
@. Bonncll, Delta.
Tho following county central commit.
tse was selected:
No. 1-w. ]. Gaunt. NJ. J. vsltum.
No. ED Morton, F. Burdick.
No. 3-Olaf Olsen, Alex W. Morrow.
No. ~. W. Stell. R Grimth.
No &C. n. Hammood, WD. Roat
cap.
No. CIV. h. Burnstt. J. e. Beckley.
W. ]. 0aunt wss elected chairman and
". II. Burnett, secretary.
They decided 70 retain the Crawford
system Of primaries with various modi6.
cations.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-01

SrnAYED-One dark bay mare about
8 years old from pasture of J. p. Hunt.
bad UaDe and foeetop cut and branded
Won right o. left shoulder. Will pay re.
ward ok $500 for return TO r. l. Ino.
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