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The state herald., 1897-05-21

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Hostilities have ceased for the present
pending an adjustment OF the trouble be-
tween Turkey and Greece by the powers
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The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Miss Croxtos and Ma Cur gave .
progressive whit party 1t the home Of
Judge Croxtoa on California Dess last
evening to . nuater OF the Dslts yOsng
people. Both OF the ladies' ahUss men
toned being graduates Of the Boston
Conservatory Of Music delighted their
guests With some excellent instrumental
and vocal music
During the evening refreshments vsre
served consisting OF ice cream. cake and
coffee.
Among those present ware: Misses
Belle Bfsdney. Minnie Girsrdet. Belle
Hurley. Stella Graham; Messrs. J. r.
Phillips. Dr.: I. Hunter. George Folsom
Ed van de veufer and viii MstAers.
The guests all expressed themselves
- having spent q most delightful even
ing.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
A Successful Tea.

The Missionary Tea given by the Ladies'
Missionary Society Of the NJ. Z. church
q the parsonage last evening was well
Datronized and those who attended had
. nice time. The menu consisted Of hot
solls, cold ham, beef and tongue. cucum-
ber and beet pickles. sliced peaches. cake.
~ and coffee.
Miss Minnie Barton sang to the delight
a all, while Mrs. Wood furnished some
oxcellent music.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

The Presbyterian ladies held = bazaar
nd supper at the Simpson building last
Tuesday afternoon and evening which
- we'll patrouized. The room was
oade attractive by lace draperies, potted
poants. prettily trimmed booths and
supper tables decoratrd in colors. Mrs.
~. @. Harris and Mrs. Howard Russell,
With Miss Hill as cashier, had charge OF
tAe booth containing bags, aprons and
pptted plants. Miss Worth and Miss
Havkey, assisted by Master Warren
Resell, presided over the booth dispen.
sing delicious home made candies. Harry
Friend and Harvey McGranahan had
charge u the popcorn table.
Mrs.. Standish and Mrs Warren
superintcnded the supper tables. assisted
b. the following girls: Misses Setta
Friend. Mildred Ward. Queenie Smith.
Ethel Scheid. Lottie McGranahan, Lois
Work, Rose Hawkey. Pearl Worth, Grace
Hunt and Made Hawkcy.
During the evening vocal solos were
Fsadered by Mrs.. Clark, Mrs. Harris and
l1in Jones; recitations were given by
Mr.. Warren, Miss Stella Nutter and
Miss Pearl Worth.
The Presbyterian ladies arc noted for
their fine suppers and good entertsin.
nents and this was no exception. About
ol2o0 was cleared.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
calissrssa 0ssa Nsus.

spsetAl Correspondence.
Nov. IA. 1897.
Henry Louis came up today from
Doninges. He says there has not been
ssough frost down there to kill pumpkin
vines.
The vacant houses arc filing up now
With people coming down from the range
eee the winter.
lfrs. Zela Roads 10 visiting with her
mother. Mfs. Beves. this week.
Ths cattlemsn are Offering reward
1ee cattle theives.
wn. Beach returned from Ouray. He
says hs found very bod roads and tinee
vssy dull.
0sosgs Deter hes Commences thresh
- NJ alfalfa sssd. lt = not turning
sat - vs,l - sxpssAsd.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
seL1A eovnry sAsk suspfsos.
0GsseAsrs Piaes Yhs iastiiuliss i tAs Naa1s
q - Assisass.

Inis httie cary vas tnfovn INTO sfeVer
0e1c'lonen' ises Aoooss nn'ns "hen
II vas Whispered sfooDo u sD 'hs' 'ne
Deits county oenk nso asnea W open
Inc news spresn hke vno nfe snd oy
noon II mao feseneo inc eoontf! ano
many farmers we're soon ~ tne scene Oh
sction.
a notice was pasted On inc iron. ooof
OF tne nank oohoing stating tha' sne
insututson mao maoe an assignment ana
naming a. n nins - sss'snee'
All Gay smAh groups Oh men Sere
gatnefed on tne stfeet corners o'sc"ss
ing tne unfortunate snair sno yer! hansn
sno outsPoken "ere tne iemafAs o' somo
Oh tne oePoe''ois' WINE o'nels 'oA INC
mattef more Calmly sas'ns 'ney eou'o
not oeiie'e tnose men "nom tnes nao
Known iof 30 "sn! years as o'nce.s u
the osnk and q: tr'ends ana neisnoors
nsa stooped 30 low a. 70 roo .he people
.ne" money. Ane o'o s'efeo''Poa
statement snat 'ne RANK sou'd pay oo'-
lar 10! ooia. 10 Ill oeposi'ofs IN ."e
vas s.Ar'eo oo. .s rcei'eo WIN n's
sno !ee" o'o not '4he h,'ie o''
ms however was mere s'lee' 'A.. ''u'
ing "os'y from oisin'e.es.eu Psf'es
Monoay uisn. ie" ot 'he oePos''o1s
me! ana '.ikeo the mater over ana
decided 70 nave meeting iuesoay wnen
more OF tne depositors could De present
and take some ac''on IN tne matter.
1ueeasy .ne meeting Oh .ne u pos..ors
resulted In the se'ect'on Q. eommn.ee s
wno IN turn cnos0 ~ n. Sasie anu w.
ID. Aassin ss an inSes''gaine eo"mi''ee
10 90 in.o inc oenk WIN Tue sssignee
ana 90 tnfooen tne oank DOCKS ana
report 70 tne ne1' meesins Oh oepoasors
1ues nov matters stsno.
,enoa 'ns' no'es Anu oi''oan'.
nov nelo oy tne oann smoun' 10 aooo'
sAio"Oo ano tne haoli.ies 70 oePosi'os'
exclusive OK esocAnoioe's, Is In tne
neign noofnooo o. sOOo. ana que o'nef
oan.s ABOUT sioWo in' osnk owns
sne oui'oiog IN WHICH .ne ousioe. y
!ca'eo' ana toeetnef WIN o'ner ooiio-
ings IN Desa eno so"o '.no 10 tne
county .in MAKE tnen assets reacn si"''
w. % inc oepoe.to.s s'.no eooo mo.
70 ses part on 'neif money oecH' a.
tnouen /" may 0ee 'ooe ume'
wneo @e -. CO." 'oe.e
n'''e ose. ss:"D ~ =" oo ns"a ~ !
s'nco !" CO" '"e
on ,'.ns 'n' 'u" - e ns VIZ
ca.a on manu- u ID" ''''ns up 10 ne.f'
vs
reporter hor tnis PsPes nsoe sn eA'
'or' 20 secure . s'a'emen. ITO" 'ne ~
e'snee suu aiso o"e A'o. '"'
.Ppoip'eu W .no aeps' "u' ."
.ns.snce was s'" on WIN VIC .ssui.nes
tnat notnine aenni'e so"'u oe given ou.'
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

So says the Colorado Midland Rail-
vay and have reduced the rates from
Grand Junction to Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo from SIS to sl250
and comparative low rates are made to
tntermediate points. For full informa-
ton call on or address W. R Peck, city
paseenger agt.. Silver block, Main street,
Grand Junction, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Matthew for ladies fine shoes
Geo. Stephan visited Montroes Mon
day.
W. r Simpson returned Monday from
Denver.
Percy Houts was down from Hotchkiss
Monday.
c. p. Nutter went up in thsoountains
Monday.
W. r Gale left Monday for Telluride
on business
J. W. West returned last week from
Phelps City. No.
Jack Redman and wife moved TO
Hotchkias this week.
Sheriff Joe Gallup vas over from Buena
Vista the first oi the week.
Miss Maggie Turner returned Monday
from Denver and other points.
Fred Fugg left yesterday for Telluride
vhere he has secured employment.
Mra. Clarke and daughter. Miss Gus
sic. returned from Denver last Friday.
w. L. Savage returned from Denver
Sunday whore he had bcsn to market
some cattle.
Gsuesses, Fifth Ave. and other new
Coin toes are included in our new shoes.
Wm. Mathsrs.
Rev. J. r. Wood was sick last Sabbath
% he could not ill the pulpit at the
Methodist church.
E. J. Mathews and Mr.. Miller of the
Midland Loan company vent up to
Hotchkiss last Sunday.
julia L. Comstock, OF Denver. was In
town last week. She came over to prove
up on her desert land claim.
Miss Emma Luke has moved in from
her Peach Valley ranch to her town
residence on North Main street
Mrs. James Beckley and children left
Wednesday for Sedan. Kansas, where
they will max. an extended visit.
Mrs. Smith was down from Ouray last
week 10 attend the funeral OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs.. W. II. Smith. at Hotchkiss-
The Delta County Telephone company
have located their Delta oflicc at Clarkc's
drug store. which 10 = very convenient
place.
Charles Wilson has gone to Salids
where he will take an examination and
il satisfactory will bc gwen . position
a. brakeman on the road.
Will Smith was kicked by q horse
Wednesday evening and 10 confined to
his home. Il is thought. however. that
his injurics are not serious and he will
be out in day oseo.
You will be surprired at the wealth Of
Information contained in the Burlington's
new map and folder descriptive OF Alas
ka. Write to q. w. vallcry, General
Agent, Denver. for one.
No change os cars Grand Junction to
Omaha and Chicago via the Colorado
Midland X r. for particulars call at or
address w. r Peck. Midland City ticket
Office, Grand Junction. Colo.
The Burlington has just issued q CON.
plete map of the Klondikc country and .
comprehensive descriptive folder Of that
rcgion-the best time to 60, the routes.
rates add all important facts connected
with the trip. Send to g. w. vallery,
General Agent. Denver. for this descrip-
tive map.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

III. and Ars. R. L Duncan we're down
nom Rngers mesa this morning and
Dsde this once . brief but very agree
able call.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Da1l.
To whom it may concern-I the under
signed claiming 4 lien on tho following
described stock for ranching and pasture
bill to-wit
One year old iron gray horse ,with
no brand; one 3 year old roam horss
branded 5 and 6, and having had the
16
same appraised according to Law do
hereby give notice that will sell the
same at public auction. for cash in hand.
at my ranch on California mesa in Delta
county, Colo. on Tuesday, the 30th day
Of November. 1897, at 10 O'Clock .. M
42-A3 GEoRoK 8. CoNLLIN.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
Are Yes Cess Easa1

IL SO avoid delay and change Of cars
~ taking the Colorado Midland through
10 Chicago without change. For tickets
end information call at OF address w. R.
feck, city ticket agent. Colorado Mid
land r. 2. Grand Junction. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
$2ooo@oe

Economy: save 10 cents on
. package Of "cheap" baking
powder and eat the cake.
You couldn't do better-foe
your doctor.
SeAilliSg's Best mo"ey-baek
baking powder = n your
groeef's.
Ass.R aS-~ -
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
esU Suksesibon.

The following new nance have been
added to our subscription list:
R- d. Blumberg. c. z. Wet.el, Delta;
". s. Anderson. Leadville; F. d. Her.
s6ek. Gunnison; W. p. Wilcox, Denver.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Grain and pot4to sacks for sale at the
Delta Wholesale Fruit 4 Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Reese Winton is doing all kinds Of
bicycle repairing Ut the coal Office. On
Main street.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

For delicate haSor and strength the
cofees handled by James Hunter cannot
be eoualled
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

A few clean cotton rags largo enough
At this ofEice; price certs per pound.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Bring in your old stoves and trade
them for DeN oues. F. p. Hunt & Co.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

u. Winton has new storage bins and
you can always get Tongue creek Goa
on short notice from him.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

The Tongue Creek coal il improving
- depth is gained and now ranks - the
best. Order from J. J. Winton.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Loyers OF fine coffee will find just what
they want at James Hunters.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

The largest stock OF gloves ever seen
in Delta 10 at James Hunter's- AL kinds
and styles at low prices.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

FoR SALE-Wheat, oats, alfalfa hay;
and straw; alec fine pasture. Apply to
E. r Standish, Garnet mesa.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

]. Winton is agent for the Excel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

H0CA1 NEWS.
Ons annou.ee.ent q asy sssess.inas.s -
which an sdnAi.ioe fee T. chasge1 vill - 49,
in thee columns hrs. Any nartAsr s..oaass-
Boys school suits IT Mathess'
L Van Baalen returned fro0 Dsnvss
today.
Mra Ross Crist returned froo Durss-
90 today.
J.B. Killian returned from Dsavse
yesterday.
Ralph Kelley came down from Oursy
Wednesday.
Herman Bear came over fro0 6slids
"Wednesday.
W. R Travis came down wednesday
from Lake City.
Ready tailored closks. Over 150 stylss
to select from. VIM. AathersL'
Mrs. R J. Kilverett. Of Lake City.
came down TO Delta Wednesday.
John Csstberg and family became rssi-
dents Of Hotchkiss this week..
F. /. Gates now occupies the residenes
recently vacated by Geo. Wilson.
Killian and Mower shipped in two
train loads Of Utah cattle this week.
DR.. F. N. Kelsay and family left Tues
a.v %, ,h.;, me- kou,. !, v;iI;.-. To~.
IN ,
ing Of the state horticultural society b
Denv., mi. v..k
..., u n v,, 49,
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s' .. w. "'
Harry flnch LETT on Monday mornings
.,a'n 70. ne,'s .no WI Ptoo.o'y sea
inc ~,n'e, ., ms r,ncn neai 'ns' P'so'
.o 'ou'
Union Thanksgiving services viii b
held at lo;D q. m. Thursday in ths
Baptist church, and in tho evening q
'ne rfesos 'er'An cnurcn'
wm. Willis and daughter, Aias Eaoe.
were down from Aoutrose Sunday Tor
visit with Mr.. Willis sister, Ma Jos -.
They returned homo Tuesday.
In making mention last week a ~
arrival Of Mrs. q. W. Henry and doank.
.e'' ss '"0 syPo
=" s''''"s 'no 's''e' name - neo
Rev and Mrs. Carnine ~ Canon Cssy
are thsnkin the Giver ct every 0pod
and perfect gift for wes girl hseg
about ~ near perfect ~ they mako 'so-
-Deuver Post. 81
Many men are figuring on The cost q
trip TO the kloodike. Ihe buriington's
new folder. with map of Aiaska. tells you
all about 1t. wnts to Q. W. Valisry.
General Agent. Denver. Tor copy.
c. E Wetssl departed last Monday
for visit oe some length to his old home
in Wyoming. Delaware. He expects to
eat turkey on ThanksRivin9 with rela.
tives ut tho old homo Tor the first time
in Il yeers.
Messrs. Hill 1 Couley have purchased
the wagon scales Of D. 8. Baldwin and
moved them up 70 their coal mine. They
have put force Of mon to work and will
be in shape to supply coal in any
quantity at once. See their I'd in this
issue.
RI Inem.n. Who h.. had ch,,ve n,
the telegraph of;c, hor. sor N lon, ia
making srrane.meot. IN ie.v. for Den.
:.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Last Friday evening Jamee Girardet
vas surprised at his home on Palmer
sereet. As the young ger tleman was
sot at home the young people seated
themselves in the parlor and selected the
greatest prevaricator in the crowd to go
up town and bring him home. A very
paeassnt evening was enjoyed. Those
present we're Misses Belle Hurley. Stella
Graham. Susie Winton, Setta Friend.
Mamie johnson, Kate Turner. Rolla
Heath, Millie Ward, Pauline Worth.
Daisy Savage. Dora Sanders. Daisy Jay.
Eva Sanders and Gussie Clarke; Messrs.
Edd Arch, Orion Kohnle. Ed James.
Tracy Wheeler. Carey Adams, Harry
Stockham, Geo. Folsom, Harry Mathers,
Norman Beckley. Abel Work, Edgar
Miller. Ernest Logan, Welland Jeners,
Louis Kurz and Arthur Harrison.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Pasturage by tho month $50 pei
head. Alfalfa with plenty of good water
Apply to H. B. Dirlam OF D. 8. Baldwin
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Honest eoods and honest psicse consti..
tu.e the life Of our busineeA PROMPT
and fair treatment has placed ~ on 9
foundation which mono can take frod
under. Groceries! All you can use:
CoNKLIN & GAuNr.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

harA CoAl.
We will deliver you hard coal one dol
lar ton cheaper than last year, 80 ~;
F. p. Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Mayor Harrison declares that he will
Dot be party to any schemes which
Tammany may have for booming Judge
Allen d. Parker for president in 1900 -
against William Jeunings Bryan.
The fact that he was . gold man and
soted for Palmer 10 enough" says Mayor
0rrison. why. Judge Parker could
- - considered - leader In nation-
q snnpaign.
xAe story OF the booming Of Judge
Hasker - told here and purporting to
es0s direct from Tsmmany. also stated
Tt Mayor Harrison would be relied
Upoo to swing the Chicago organization
a the same name into line for Croker's
ooW candidate.
sIf can swing the organization" !" said
~ MAYOR today. 1T will be in behalf
q the candidacy OF William Jennings
Ryan"
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

Fer sale.
Six room dwelling with two lots, Ia WI
necessary outbuildings. opposite Hose
house-price ESQ. Call at residence or
address ". l. Ferree, Cripple Creek
Colo. 3-Al
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
HOe sale.
Baby buggy. H. H. Smith.

2 heating stoves, 1 cook stove and
range, buggy and harness, bedroom
set. Inquire at depot. 41H
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19

CHRISTIAN CHuRcH-Sunday school
and social service each Sunday morning
at the court house.
HIRAM ". WILLIAMS.
FIRST BAPTIST CHuRcH-Rev. James
H. Messenger pastor. Services at IL 4.
m. and Z 80 p. m. Sunday school at 10 q
m.-Dr. A. H. Stockham Supt.-Young
Peoples meeting 6.45 p. nj. NJ Conk.
lin. president. Morning subject: a
Stronger Life the Need Of the Hour
Evening. The Parable oR the Good Sa-
maritan."
PRESBYTERIAN CRUKca-Services at
II q. N. and 7:3O p. N. Sunday school at
l0a 4. m. Prayer and conference wednes-
day evening At $50. Welcome to all.
A. NJ. WoRx Ph. D., Pastor.
NkrHoklsr CauRcn-The usual serv.
ices morning and evening. Everybody
welcome.
JOHN R Woon, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL Cnunca-Cottaee services
at the resideoce q cosspA ROllins next
Sunday 1t the usual hoafo. All are vsl.
come Who may wieh 70 attsod.
O. E Ooteoouo, Archdeaccu.
CnnisflAR SclnRcD-6ogvioos will b
k-l - Nh~ .~s~l~ - ~ O.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-19
DUsIxEss NOTICES.

Try Tongue Creek Coal.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-29

crease IN loans CEN be ac'so1Eted for by
c nInezelal loans ami red sc1urt CT 1o-ns
Ia couDsry disslio.s. THE inceoase in cur
rerey about ofrzolts the decrease in depos-
i-s, leaving but Ii ele differences in the re-
s-rve sfaee last we, k. Tie dep site Of h :
National hank shlow an Increase of 81 Co.,
900, leaving a decrease among the other
banks CT 1857 800. 1t was expected by
everyone th-Is the heavy Withdrawals C.
currency and daman1s fsom the inteLdnr
would have caused u decrease in the re-
sarve, bu9 this :: larGi5 much Z he same as
list week. The extra deposits OF HE Ma
tional CITY has been the 1a-tor of no
osiange taking pace The movement of
currency to Interior points during the
week has belen considerable, The Ma ioraf
Flank OF the Republic alone having ship
ped nearly 81 900 900.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-29

Birmingham Ala. Aug. 2S.-Futures in
Liverpool closed today at net decline of
from &c to 1 point which was rather
better than expected. The very limited
demand for spots, however, were a dis
appointment; todays takings by spinners
were only 5000 bales.
This limited demand for actual cot
tons reflects bearish feelings, which pre-
walls abroad, and spinners are evidently
disposed to hold off in anticipation of be-
ing able to secure their supplies at a
lower figure little later on. Our mar
Ket opened steady at from 1 point de-
cline to points advance.
There was a fair volume of buying or
ders in the market for execution on the
opening, which had the effect of causing
a slight Improvement from the opening
level. 0'''i.9
When this demand became. satisfied
however, local traders took advantage
OF thehpportunity to depress the market
the result being that the closing quota
tions were unchanged to points below
last evening, with exceptions of August
which scored net advance for the day of
Ia points. The strength in this position
reflects the difficulty of obtaining actual
cotton for delivery on contracts, stocks
here being practically in the hands of one
concern. How far this September posi-
ton Is likely to sympathize with this
natural corner remains to be determined,
but in view Of the fact that that option
is now selling at over Is points under
spot, it would seem that either the one
will advance or the other decline.
Sentiment continues bearish and the
most interest Is being daily increased.
J. p. MUDD & CO.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-08-29
BONDS.
New York Cotton Market.

New York Aup 28.-The course of the
oot+o,, ,,,o,,,a+ lt,,,ta,, ,,,as, dooidodI1, ~
$3.50 - ~ ..sen' $500,
suiad, uiie tiauers pelhS oolnihateu
with fears of more or less manipulation.
The session opensd with August 10 points
Niche, Sentan,ra,. MONT lower October
,,no1,S, ,,rod a,d a4s,eh. ,,,ortts fva roists
=. GIN o'iis. i"o' nv 80
hlghef. folo"lng une cali the market
was quite fea tureless, except for some
Liverpool selling and New Orleans buy
ing until nearly the close of the session
when an aIcIti1re selninp movement set in
causiiis ueciiiDS vi aioii, o,io u e'lo ior
august, uecilile ou podin's OIL oePpeih-
Der anu 4Vo poiihts I'll ene reniSihoel VI
uie hs'. Except ior august wdiicil
prcheo up oiitee poiipOs Vi .iI7 uee,iiie .ne
h'arhel ciO'se'i a' uiie lowe. ieVei WI Inc
SESSION. an aus.ailc u - ponlls Oh ~
gust anu q ue'eiase VI A@po points III ''i0
reIIhaah oer VI uine Asl'
Co1eon dulufes oo Up1lisu slsHuy al an a on
Taiioe, sees, n, c'Ao1 pes, ~ go o.
~ o.si, CO. oo 20, Apiii' o' 90
NAY, Nv. o aus use, ovo, Se ln Low
C - t o.9o' Noseiiioei' o'oo' Decsnioef'
300. s...... $50, ...., -,
CVlson iut.res Glossy o. spIauy safes o..
~ LANES oo. oo a uauy, o.oo'
1a o,oS, apiii ~ 90 Has; os', ust'
o.io, IN 81, oce 20 o''o' 1So-