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his cure of severe bronchial trouble asl
asthma, says.
81 took treatment with the Copeizs1
physicians for Bronchial Asthma grow
Ing out of catarrh OF the nose and threat
from which / had suffered for some time
The symptoms of catarrh OF the nose and
throat have been given so often by tho
cured patients OF the Copeland physs-
clans that II is almost useless for ne
TO state that my trouble began with a Dis
charge from the nose. a dropping OF mar.
ter into the threat, followed by hawking
and splitting TO get rid OF the accumniA.
ton OF mucus. and that first one nostrfl
and then the other was constantly stop
ped up. ] had a number Of physicians
prescribe for me, bu' continued 10 gow
worse, and finally the disease affected TIE
bronchial tubes. J had a severe cough.
with terrible attacks OF asthma. Ther.
my chest. and my breathing was accom-
panied by Wheeling sounds IKE escaping
steam. These attacks OF asthma we're
more severe at night. and the only way
] could get any rest was 70 ne with my
head well propped up. The least exff .
ton wore ne out colpietAIkf and GOA
only w31kaH very sh6<t dfStkts1e vhes !
would have TO stop to get my oressn.
/ suffered both day and night ana wn
in constant misery. As / couldn't 81
any relief from the doctors had tried.
/ decided 10 20 TO San FraGcHco y
search for relief, and was on my Nay -
that place when | was recondnendsa q
a friend 10 consult the Copeland Ph!si-
clans. They promised me RELIEF ana !
began treatment. In 2 few dayg esIfI
commencing treatment noticed that the
discharge and dropping in my throat naa
greatly lessened and that the nasal pa
sages were much more open ana re-
At the present time, after thor,, am
inexpensive course of treatment az VI
troublesome symptoms have dissppessel.
/ now sleep lying down and wake up ALL
"A ten or twelve hours sleep thorouSnI
refreshed. / can take any amount o. -
ercise and walk upstairs without tns
slightest Inconvenience feel that AZ
entirely cured Of my trouble and am ~, g
turning TO Alaska In much better ness
than I have enjoyed IN a long tans.
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bath houses. a gymnasium and other
roomy buildings for exercise. drills and
the general convenience and comfort of
the apprentices.
Few institutions are established on
more liberal basis" said Capt. kempff.
'or offer 30 favorable an opportunity for
obtaining common school education COM
bined with practical knowledge of the
duties of a seaman. At present l am
Handicapped in the matter of schooling,
such intended by the navy depart
ment. as teachers are hard to get so far
away from the city. At Goat island, how
ever. with San Francisco so close at hand.
we may have no difficulty I'm enlisting
teachers in various branches to meet the
requirements of the service
Lieut.. Carter. who is in charge of drills
and inspection. Is trim. straight.
soldierly-looking sailor. If such an incon-
graous term may be allowed, with a keen,
sharp eye and good. kindly face that in
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ALL BEGAN WITH CATARRH


attsSe kfFkls-x
WASH: The beginning Of NV -
Was cataFrh from which / haS sveee
since ehilchood. Six years axe ssasrsd
SrlppS, and since that time I hsxa =
stseoilS growing worse. until tka nVra
hnaliy anecte0 ms hearing ana $3.50
quite deaf. wien noises in the ears Ms
2 continual dropping In my fhrnas asd
sept me hawking and heTnminr an A,sa
time. a very annoying feature ~ ne
trouble was frequent SPELLS ~ hns q!
cold nashSs. with r rush of hlo.,s :, aei
mead when I STOPPED over Ter vs ~ 80
suffered terribly with infiamuatcryy' a ~
matisin, which caused Stiffness =. a ~
joints. | used salt and water 10 sr,sr -
my nostrils. but IL seemed to mag. ~
worse, causing my eyes 20 beconss s Is
ana watery. On the advice az 4 grssrsas
began treatment with the Copeland ~
slcians. and they. not only cured re 80 49,
plsteiy. but so restored my Vitality ,hs s.a.
feel like girl again. Nv throat - s'.ss
and have not had trace az rhs,-ssi
Cssm for months. The noises in nv aaa
are gone and my hearing is wonSsrs,ssss
improved. | know from nv 10y
personal experience that the tson.s.saa
physicians can and do cure such trr,,a sl..
as mine. and | recommend them "a ~
who suffer as i did ~
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dictate a combination OF strict discipline
and warm personal interest In his work
After a hoy Is through with the train
ing service" said Mr.. Carter following a
hasty visit over the ship ~and he displays
an aptitude for mechanics or electricity.
he can then b. sent TO the Newport torpe-
do and gunnery school and 10 the Wash
ington gun factory FOR further training in
the construction OF torpedoes. the further
branches In electricity and the fabrica-
uon OF heavy ordnance and small arms.
ell Of which open field Of unlimited
scope 20 young student of an inauiring
turn OF mind. l am happy to say that
many 81 the boys mere fully appreciate the
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\ wegi-eQulrped library also furnishes
plenty 81 Goc1 aud wholesome reading
natter 10 sli who choose 20 pay 3 small
monthly amount towards SIS maintenance
After the ceys have had soHle SIX
months pre- suioary training or TIRE Fade
y naence they are sent 90 sd en- ere
Adams. where the more rro-atc studies
are abandoned ard All tie time giVen 70
FRA etlcSt sea crBusstp. nayis aticn ana slu-
nerY. Boys are made 20 work the ship
ufth tire Assistance - few Old tsrS.
They stsHa 5heir watches take turns al
1he wheel and are requires 10 40 aiorf fa
All sorts % weather Thls tests .heir
TrstAl AID ~ = seEy few cases cone GENE
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advantages offered them BY the govern
'nent Others 90 not. out these soon work
Themselves out and the service h better
or without them II SIS diNealt FOR Us 10
fl3ge e the material Ia bov when he
nrst presents himself tor enlistment
The government has scceraet Nunren-
itecs tn znan nunt~rs ever since the war
IN 80. Sat ere present sF,senstbs tr.ain{ux
aflou ~ NeNE-3ry z l. wss not es-
iAolseed untGi about ISs2 Tue state 81
Rhode Island and che city ~ Newr,orr.
Rave given q spaen1id island IN fhse nest1-
tiul asrteor. Rnd there al uavsl appren-
Dces take that course. TAe sane al
sA1tases VII &c offered Agre When TIA
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DR.. COpELAyD's BOOK FREE III
ALL.

III you live out OF the city vi"
for Do~tor CopeIand's book ecntA's-
ing q description b. Doctor Cepe'ass
- tn. treatment That Cares Doe
tor CopcIand's MONOGRAPH -
ness. Doctor Cope'ana
~raph on Catarrh. and Doc'"s
I.ra. famous symptom aees
assembling disease in its
,ory.. The book will be maes
xnn EREE.
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Head. New Orleans. Mobile bay Fort
Fisher. and Ia all the various engage
rreuts OF the Atlantic coast. Gulf % Nex-
fco. the blockadlng =qusdrons under Ad-
n1i-as3s Dahlgrcn Dupont. GolHSnoruugh
ard others. Since the civil war
she has been constantly engaged
cruising around the world. being
especially We'll known IN the At
lsEtte and Paciac ports OF south
America Altogether. she - A very IL
gefsstinS historical ship and viii make a
rc1Eny and comfortable floating training
station when her present repairs ara conn
psefea,-E 3. WLshazr. IN Portland Or
81 axlan,
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CURING DISEASE IN ITS DlFFkk'
ENT FORMS.
Mrs. VIM. CIinue.. Oregon City. Orr

az was in miserable health for o over :
wear before / went 20 the Copeland pn! "a
suffered tertures with my stomach. ] nsa
terrible pain and feeling OF weight 70 49, ~
Dit OF the stomach. and the icas' 80, 80.
caused me great distress. had No 49,
tite or energy. My bowels wers , nha n
and constipated. The Copeland pnss'''A
cured me OF my trouble.
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Mr. D.pi.I Graham. FORT Gamble

Wash: II was compelled 70 ts 49,. T
home I'm the East on account OF ase Ii,nv ~
had an incessant cough, with Ieehn ,s.,ex
t!FhtneEs in the chest that a,,snaad
by ehortness OF breath and wn esss
noises After trying a NUMBER o. ur1s,snA
and remedies I went 10 me ,olI sy
physicians. and they cured me ehu's'
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Mr.. J. n. Patty. kirkland, Wssa'

o. ,er had Siege OF typhoid fevsr ~,
Iittie Oracle became almost tofaiy u 49,
Her deafness interfered with her 49,. ~ -
and II was almost useless for her 70 .s.s ~
school Under the Cope ana
her hearing became perfect
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ing like a different man. didn't i'm
prove just little at first and then stop,
but kept right on improving. AT the end
of a month / threw away my cane and
went back TO work q well man. All my
neighbors know that ] was almost a help
less invalid when / began treatment at
the Copeland Institute, and my speedy
and complete cure has caused good deal
of talk in our little town"
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THE GREAT SUCCESS OF HOME
TREATMENT.
e system of treating patients

who live at n distance has been 80 per-
fected that with the aid OF the Copeland
symptom blank and patients report
sheets. the percentage Of cures by mail
or home treatment Is fully equal TO the
number OF cures in the office. If you live
away from the city write for Home Treat
uenl-
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trouble and headaches h.x.
ms eyes are stronger. and NV sc,s1tsssasea.
slsr- l have a me appetite and nv s, sss-
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Leave seattle at s.I5 a m and IL mn
Leave Tacoma at 2s3o and 1880 r. IN
Fare for the round trip so cents.
Wheels Checked Free.

This will be the most enjoyable ex-
cur.ion of the season. There are no
better roads fn the country than ure
To he found around Tacoma. The
Taeoma whe~lm~n are waiting for
m a~d VIII eatsrtain ns xo,auy.
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Mr.. West Boles. for q years a res;dsr,
OF Juneau. and the discoverer OF rod Il
Southeast Alaska. now foreman {or ths
Knowles Gold Mining Co, in speaking AZ
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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA AND "a.
TARRH.

A Strfking Instance Of the ouien
Mastery of These Troubles BY sAs
Copeland Specialists After Oehe,
Physicians Had Failed to Give
Relief.
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Write for symptom Hank a.s
book and he cured at home. 0.,,
SS a month.
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Prepared
Palms

Plants that do not require water and
will not die; cannot be told from living
palms. Call and see them.
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Embracing works Of art from the old
masters. as well as some of more recent
date.
Busts of statesmen. musicians and
poets: also those of Venus de Milo. Apollo.
Diana and others.
Figures of Virgins by best artists. both
decorated and white. Holy water founts.
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Chatting
Dishes
5 O'Clock Teas

The finest line we have ever had Of these
goods just arrived.
Black Coffee Pots, Trays. etc.
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Including White Mountain. Arctic. Stand
ard and Good Luck-the best makes
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

Shute. secretary; appointment Of COM
mittees.
1:3O p. m.-Reports OF horticultural in
0 s)ectors; blight" 8. X. Woodbury.,
Boulder.
7:3O p. MA Question Worth Con-
sidering," G. N. Anderson, secretary OF
Boulder Fruit Growers' association;
Observation on Eastern Orchards G.
E. Pennock, Bellvue.
Wednesday, Nov. II, 10 q. m.-"Re-
tanning and Restoring tbs Fertility OF
the Soil" W. w. Cooke. professor Of
agriculture, State Agricultural college;
"Shall We Preserve our Forests?" ID. w.
Working, editor The Irrigation Review,
Denver.
1:3O D. m.-"Horticultural Education"
Professor F. w. Taylor, Lincoln. Neb..
superintendent agriculture, horticulture,
forestry and irrigation Transmissippi
and International exposition 1888; The
Transmissippi and international Exposi-
ton Of 1885," George NJ. Mischke, secre-
tary Colorado TN and I. exposition
Commissioners.
7:3O p. m.-"The Educational Out
look" Aston Ellis, president State Agri-
cultural college, Fort Collins; Fruit
Growing Around Denver Homes"
Thomas Tonge, Denver.
Thursday. Nov. 1s. 10 .. m.-"The Cod
ling Moth; Results Of Recent Invsstiga-
tions." Clarence p. Gillette. professor en-
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

Salida has insugurated . new day in
the Colorado calendar. It is known ~
mineral Day" and will BE- first celebrat-
cd on Saturday. November 10th. The
object is to have good time and Incl
IDENTIFY to let the people know something
about the mineral belt around that thriv.
ing town.
There will be an old time barbecue,
roast oxen. roast sheep. roast pig, coffee
by the barrel, broad by the basketful
and no end Of Arkansas valley spuds-
oil the finest on earth.
The Salida d. 4 r. @. band will fill
the air with sweet music, and an excel.
lent program in the opera house at night.
An invitation 10 extended to all fos
Salida will make you enjoy her hospital
ity
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

JUDGE GABBERTs majority in the
seventh judicial district is over 6OOO-a
vote which he is justly proud OF.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
Frsa The FrsM laseseiss.


To the Fruit Growers Of Delta County:
Gentlemen:-In the last few days
parties have moved fruit trees from the
depot at Delta without giving the in
spector due notice. which 10 punishable
by q fine or imprisonment.
There are also parties whose orchards
are infested with injurious insects who
have not taken proper steps to keep
them down. When the owner OF any
one having an infested orchard in charge
fails to take the necessary steps to rid
the pest he is subject to fine or i'm
prisonment. A notice from the Inspect
or 10 not required. 1t is impossible for
me 10 sec one orchard in twenty in the
limited time (twenty. five dsys) allowed
me for this purpose. have not prosecut
Cd anyone hoping that all would become
familiar with the Law and obey II. /
hereby give notice TO those Who do not
that all violations in the future will be
vigorously prosecuted a. long - am
inspector. Do not remove any kind of
fruit trees, shrubs, scions. cuttings or
pits without giving the inspector
twenty four hours notice and time for
examination and have permission before
taking them from the depot. II your
orchard u infested with any kind Of in.
furious insects take steps 10 destroy
them ct tho proper tine. Circulass Of
infosnatioo will b sent TO snyohS ~
Of charge on application. This means
for you to get ready to rid the orchards
Of the few pects now In this couaty.
No excuse will be accepted. Law knows
no ignorance. Resp't.
J. B. McGIxrY.
Horticultural Inspectos.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
DE0E8T LAND. FINAL PROOF.
Notice for Publication.

Z. 2. LAND OVSIcH AT NONTROsE, Colo,
October 8. isY7.
Notice Is hereby given that Julia l.. comstock
Of Denver, Colorado, has filed notice Of inten-
ten TO make proof on his descr-iand claim No.
g. Ute series. fos the 81 Nwi sec. II 81
NEL Sec. IL, Twp. Is S. of X. " W. sth r. N. :,
before the kcEistcr any Receiver at Montrosr.
Colombo. on Friday the 18th day Of November.
1897
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamatisn Of aid land;
John w. Honbeek, Charles y. Road. Isaac :.
Hewitt, H. c. Finch and John ?. Read. all Of
Delta, Delta county, Colorado.
A. x. AnsBARy. Register.
(Firss pub. Oct. .: last Nov. u. Isy7)
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

Special Correspondence.
Nov. IL. 1897.
VIM. Beach hes gone TO Oursy on
business.
Miss Stella Nuttse , doing fine with
hss school. 6hs hes . scholars.
MpL Wm. Schmid has bed . rslapss.
D1. Mseombss sed MickisjoAn attended
her.
Harry Pfiss = hsving cistssn pct IN
st his ranch. That b what every sanch
needs
joseph C0viagtoa hss rsntsd . pIscs
tvo nisss abovs Asstross. He will
Dovo this fall
Ths ssstis ssd sAssp ere cooiag down
iron ths hills a0w. Ths stosos sss vssy
I'D up thses.
JrDg.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

WHEN Brother Hulansiki. OF the Ouray
Silverite- Plaindealer, who was elected
two years ago as populist. desei ted
that party and took refuge under the
silver wing Of the democratic party, he
certainly had a presentiment Of what
was coming in Ouray county at the re-
cent election.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
oH,o's RECENT CAMPAIGN.

cent election.
0RI0'S RECENT CAMPAIGN.
In an interview with the Rocky
Mountain News, General T.J. Tarsney
said:
"The only reason why the entire legis-
|xtive aud gubernatorial ticket was not
elected in Ohio laet week was because OF
the antagonistic position taken by the
Democratic state central COMMITTEES
against silver"
Everything was subordinated to the per
sonal ambition OF ]. r. Mclean. editor Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer. To carry out the
personal ambition Of Mclean the state
central committee was formed before the
democratic candidate for governor was
and the entire campaign for
the govenorship was made without the
aid or cooperation Of the state central
further than that rendered
by Mr.. Kolb, its secretary"
THE opposition to Hanna domination
In the republican party" said General
Tarsney, "is large enough to insure the
defeat OF Hanna when the vote is taken
in the legislature. The dissatisfied re-
publicans will combine with the demo-
Gratis In the legislature, and all OF hanna's
money will not be large enough to en-
able him to win the fight. The democrats
will vote for anybody TO beat Hanna, and
the chances are that Bushnell will be the
man, but that is matter for the repub-
licans to determine. The question in
Ohio during the campaign was the free
coinage OF silver. The democratic state
central committee made every effort to
keep the silver issue out Of sight. but
their task was impossible. Never have
l seen such enthusiasm ~ was exhibit.
Cd In the silver cause in Ohio this fall.
Tho sentiment i much stronger in Ohio
than In Colorado. and tho fight next
year when the congressional elections
come around viii be upon tho silver
issue.
when first reached Ohio" said the
general, II wont on tho ground at the
silver camp meeting at Springfield. l
found the same systematic boycottipg
that was practiced by the railroad cor
porations in the campaign Of last year.
The railroad conductors Of leading lines
told me that the roads would not furnish
accommodations for the crowds that
wanted to attend the camp meeting.
The trains came into Springfield from
different parts Of the state, crowded to
the platforms, and thousands Of people
were left at the stations for whom no
were provided. At the
same time the roads were Offering trans.
portation to Cincinnati for sl for the
round trip in order to turn the move
ment sway from Springfield. I never
knew upon American soil such an az.
gregation Of talent for public speaking
a. was presented at that camp meeting.
Speaker from all the principle parts Of
the Union we're present and the argu-
ments were unanswerable. Redpsth,
the historian, proved to be the giant, and
st. John Of Kansas was very little b.
hind in carrying OF the honors. Not .
single member Of the democratic state
central committee was present at the
came to make engagements for speaking
in different parts Of the state, the out
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

Following b the prugran for the a.
nuaI horticultural convention to b hsld
st the cspito, On Tuesday, wsdsssdsy
and Thursdsy a nett weeks.
Tsssdsy, Nov. 10, 10 .. 0-Opssiag
prayer, Rev. Thooas A. Usssll; a6assnB
a wsscoos. Oovsspos Adaos; ssspsose.
Lsts WfIcpz; aasssl sddssA ". c. c.
bsn, HoeeAkio. psssi6sst sests esoed
hwtieuitsss; ssnusl ssppst, NastAs \.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
DESE8T LAND. F1NAL P8oov.
Notice eOe Pubslsasso0.

q. 3. LAND OGI1Ck, NONfHONH, COLO.
October 5. 1897. !
Notice Ia hereby given that Gnce u. Atkins.
sssignee Of Edwin =. Colt. Of Denver. Colo. hes
nicd notice Of int ntion, 70 make prof on his
desert-land claim No, ~. Ute Series, for the
ny swS,s sE ssS rw Z sws w !, swS Txp sfs &
X " W. 9Th r. ~, before the Register and Re-
cciyer at Nontross. Colorado. on Friday. the
18th day OF November. isU7.
He names the following witnesses TO prove the
compiete irrigation and reclamation Of aid land:
John W. lornbcek. Charles v. Read. lsaec q:
Hewitt II. g. rinch and Jshn y. ReAd. ali Of
Delta, Dsasa county, Coler..so.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

Theodore Durant was sentenced lest
Tuesday morning to hang today. He
will be remembered - the murderer of
Blanche Lamont in San Francisco sone
three years ago.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

LA1D OWES A. nsNT1oss, Cul0..s
E0veDeer =, ~.
- ssssles has n1e: Sosice q his Inssnsisa . -
hsal psogf - supycN a hb eiAI1, esd shAS -
kersiyes = nsssrss, Colos.ss. .. Dsesssss =
RIcnAsp D. BIuxpsss
vhs 49, ~. D, O No tSSa, uSs gsvses. -. -
e e ssssftf9.wIniTIa. +. .S s.; "a q :c1 3 = = hs.9x
4 - iss Siis.i.s sisss.s q % psvvssap
eoeeoaseD ssus1seee u0se - sueoSaalo =
c. ls.PAsu. Clese Z. naAss. -
fftM ~. gov. u ~ bse. u. I1sJ
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
Winter Apples, Honey,
Grain and Potatoes

plentiful than money and will be accepted paymen,
subscriptions this Office the regular market price,
Winter Apples must be flrst-class,
put up in regular 40 lib boxes and
well graded.
Honey, 20 or "a lb case, glass front
boxes, nice and white.
Oats cleaned and sacked.
Potatoes sacked and sorted.
Onions sacked and sorted.
Eggs and Chickens.
In addition to the above dozen yellow pumpns dozen
quahes 100 pounds Of cabag apples
few Of fall apples for home could be taken.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12

THE political boss Of Ohio says he
"don't see that the silver issue cut any
figure in the recent elections" He sure
ly hasn't read the returns from Ken
tucky. Even Henri Watterson can see
the handwriting.
The Delta independent., 1897-11-12
Bckert Stage Line
C. N. ELLIOTT, Prop.

C. N. ELLIOTT, Prop.
Mail and Stage TO Cory. Eckcrt and
Ccdaredgc. daily except Sunday.
Leave Cedsredge. ge................7 m
Leave Delta. ..................... 3p m
Express delivered from depot TO all
points on Stage line and In Delta.
Pure Mountain Water sc for 10 gal. can.