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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
FIELD, SCfiLICk s. CO.,
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productions of the leading COS
tuners Of Paris. Fit, style and
Unlsh are equal to the best work
turned out by the French originat-
ors OF styles. Prices, $500 to
5000.
Cheviot and Storm Serge Skirts
maze IN the new French flare, flounce
stayed and finished in h Hill
best manner. Special. WUVUU
Four different lines of Tailor-made
Skirts, including wide vale and rough
Cheviots, Cancels Hair and Serges,
some handsomely trimmed with braid,
others silk-stitched and n = EFF
tailor-strapped. IN
Six different lines of Skirts made of
igh-grade Cheviots. Mohair Serges,
Cheviots and Broad fAAn Pr
esa Ss xss. best that XlI, n
IS fine Silk and Satin mn zp
shapes, only .... ~ OOsI ID
Exclusive styles in Taffeta, eros
Grain and Satin Dress Skirts with
latest trimming effects, $780, $500,
$3.50. $4,000, $500 and up to $4,000
Silk Waists to go with these
Dress Skirts. 200 of them in
Black Tafetas and Novelty
Silks and four styles of Black
Satin Waists, actual values up
to $8.75. DE- TX
Special for Monday....... pJsG y
TAILOR MADE SUITS
Made with the utmost regard for
fit and style, S1O.75, $3.50,
SIS. 90, $4,000, and up to $780, 90.
JACKETS-At all prices. And
we guarantee to show you the
best fitting garments produced
in this country.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
GREAT PEACE JUBILEE
1T WILL BE HELD FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, PROBABLY AT THE
AUDITORIUM
PLANS ARE BEING MADE

The Programme VIII BE Quite an
Elaborate One Committee Met
Yesterday and VIII Hold Another
Meeting to Settle Certain Details
Early Next Week - List of the
Committees.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
IS Cents,

beginning at $50 sharp. You'll not
find any on Tuesday. They're too
good to last long.
and Irish Point Lace Curtain Cor
ners-aII odd pieces-Vvhich viii go
at the unheard-Of price of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

Standard Paper Patterns are best.
newest and cheapest. October Patterns
now on sale.
Fall and Winter Catalogue Free.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

COFFEE S s:4s : y: 3:s us s:5;s: e
COFFEE 5 5s:,: :. ri s-: ;:.4 from to
COFFEE 5 s@2 many :s$. f.@:. ,:: S:5
at YerXa's) can you buy
coffee that is 78rSectsy roasted by
the improved English b1ue-famc gas
process, with strength, flavor, aroma
al retained.
old snd QMR oo6s, per Id. Jaw! Java %5C
The MatchI ass "Hoff- . Qm
man House, per ID. A~SDsS
Good Coffee as low as &c per pound; but
whatever the price here you may depend
upon rhe Coffee being freshly roasted.
TEA.
The price for good Tea begins at 3Oc per
pound. We show every good variety that
fasts, Indies, Ceylons the delightful Min
a ar .a, blend LP 3o Teas, Monsoon"
fired Japans and Young Hysons.
Special prices by the chest Teas blended
to order.
TsMeaaahags''
Flour and "HealthaIP' Breakfast Food
are making multitudes of friends daily.
Absolutely whole wheat, the hardest and
finest whole wheat first rigidly cleaned,
then scientifically milled. is "Healthall
Eminent food scientists have put their
names to the decoration that
Fifteen Barrels
OF bolted wheat -four are required to sup
ply the muscle-making and life-supporting
elements that contained in
One Barrel
Of 'Healthall' Flour.
Antidyspeptic fine 'Healthall" Flour
for bread, biscuit, gems, mullins and
the like, per 98-lb. sack. so
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
Some High-grade Underwear
at rock-bottom prices.

Ladies' Imported Fine Ribbed Cash
mere Corset Covers, white, M
pink and black, the best SIPS hUn
kinds, for. .................. u
Ladies' Fine Pure Silk AF
Vests, low neck, best SIPS XHn
quality. Special for Monday. VVU
Ladies' New Fine Lis1e Thread
and Ba1briggan Stockings, AF
in fancy pla1ds and stripes, RHN
Boys Heavy Corduroy Ribbed Cot
ton Stockings, 3 PAIR FOR so
CENTS. Mothers say they're the
cheapest Stockings they can buy, be-
cause they wear so well.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

% extra good TAFFETA SILK UN-
DERSKIRTS with corded ruff1e, solid
colOrs and changeable effects, will be
sold at the unheard-of price Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

granules) for the making of Break
last Porridge that is peerless, per 5-ib
GE'apes-GOG
Per basket for a fine lot of fresh Cranes r.
arrive Monday morning.
25 Gents
A basket for a choice lot Michigan Peaches.
20 Gents
A peck for very fancy lot of Hylsop, or
Transcendent Crabapples -
20 Gents
For half bushel baskets of fine Michigan
Plums. an
S2.25
For Ssh. bags Of the very best Flour; s1s
1or 49-lb. bags; SIC for 241a-lb. bags
BJTTER,
Best Creamery made, per lb..... 23c
Choice Creamery, per lb.............. 1Sc
C CoI Dairy, in jars, per lb............ 16c
COOKING Butter, per lb .................. 14c
IL Gents
Per pound for good sugar-cured Hams. in
our meat market.
z Gents
Per pound for absolutely pure Lard, In our
meat market.
6H Gents
A pound for new Salt Pork.
I'D Gents
A pound for fresh dressed Spring Chickens.
f2H Gents
A pound for very fancy New York Full
Cream Cheese.
8 Gents
For large jars of German Prepared Mustard
D Gents
Per POUND for Golden Dates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
$500

EiderdOwn and French Flannel
Dressing Sacques, $1.00 to $500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25
Or
Nv
Is Cents

a yard, beginning at o'clock. Don't be late.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-25

Nowhere are improved times more in evil
derce than the busy lobby, cafe and office
or Hotel Metropolitan. This fine European
Vorite.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The ninth grade pupils are analyzing
Colorado wild flowers, gathered from day
to day - they appear on Garnet mesa.
A number Of the older pupils are
troubled seriously with their eyes. The
alkali and bright spring sunshine are
aggravating combinations
The chart graders ars sow busily en-.
gagged with kindergarten work under
Miss Mathews competent instruction.
Lieutenant Logan 10 back in his old
place, having secured . furlough until
commencement. Logan's experience in
the National Guard il quite enviable and
no doubt his good qualities will bring
him still further honor.
Tho pupils OF Miss Royce's and Miss
Myers departments arc reading Long
fellows Evangeline and Goldsmith's q
Deserted Village - special work in Eng.
lish.
Harry X. Savage tslGes the honors in
the graduating class, having 40 average
for the whole year OF nearly 90 per cent.
An unusually large number are out Of
the high school this month on account
Of Ill health. The list includes Setta
Friend, Arie Lewis and Marcia Skinner.
Sickness in the family b keeping three
or four others at homo.
Examinations are being held In nearly
all departments this week. Pupils who
have vorked hard during th0 t0rm ara
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The weekly crop bulletin for Msy 3,
reports freeze at Delta April q which
killed all fruit on the Iowlands and most
of IL on the mesas. At Montross there
vas apparently no injury 10 blossoms.-
Grand Junction Sentinel. The freeze
Of May 3 did not s6ectfruit buds nearly
- much - first thought. Many Of the
fruit farms on the bottoms will have oil
the crop they can bear, and but very
little Of the mesa fruit = killed. II
woold be better for the trees IL moro was
killed.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13
TRAvxLxm:-

TRAvHLERs:-
Il affords ne pleasure 10 notify you
that . THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
LINE hes bsen established between
Colombo Springs and 81. Louis. ROCK
ISLAND WABASH. Tie short line b..
tween these points.
THROUGH SLEEPER will leave
Colombo Springs, daily. at 2:a5 p. N.
and arrive ct 81. Louis the next day at
6:l5 p. u. This trip through Missouri.
one a The most interesting states In ne
Union. will b In daytime; the unsttract.
I've postion Il Ksnsas will b traverssd
during the night. c. M.HAnrsox. Con.
osecial Agent. l006 18th Street.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

QUrrE . lot q beet seed vas received
~ our farmers the latter part a last
week. and IL b safe to ssy that the larger
part os u y aIresdy planted. 1t 10 to
b. hoped that combined effort will b
osds this year 10 grow the beets sstbey
can b grown in this section BY . little
esss. Esd that ssch and every persoa
ssestvisg sssd will seod The required
sooost - Fsst Co,lios for analysis this
fsa. 10 thb way . psrmassnt recosd
vip b oeds - 70 What ~ can do ia
this liss. ssd ths Gsttiag q s1gns bsst
fssensiss - Dusats b ~ valleys vin -
. 0ucA easiss thing.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The annexation Of Hawaii = now a.,
most an assured fact. Tho capture Of
the Philippine Islands and the evident
intention OF the administration to hold
them for an indefinite time makes Il al
most imperative to secure q cosling sts.
tion somewhere IN the Pacific, and %
the Sandwich 10 ands are about half. way
to the Philippines. they arc just what
tits country wants.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

TESLA. the electrician, claims that he
can throw electricity in chunks at the
sDsDys ships and thereby explode her
magazines. Who knows but 10 the vars
of the future they will be bottling up
thunderbolts. tosnados. volcanos and
earthquakes and throw them over in the
rivals country.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13
ne 0sslsasasa's nsv vrsiss.

Railrood men Who have had the privi.
Isgs oe examinisg tho four new tssins
which the Burlington Route. on the iisst
a Nay. placed in service betvsen Den.
w aod Chicago ~ they are - magnia
ssstlv ssuapssd = any In The coustvy-
tAat svsa the eaaoss liuitsd sxperesss
hsevssa CAieago nd Nsw Yosk sss ~
haa1sposs o. ooss luzssious. Every car
b Wi1s vsstibulsd. and was built -
psessliy for ths Buriingtou Route.
Ths four trains arc identical 10 sp.
psersoce and srrangeusnt. Each y
composed u buffet smoking. library
car with bath and barber shop). pal
scs sleeping car. . dining car. ard two
reclining chair cars The buffet smok.
ing library car 10 something now for .
ID. nves Chicago line. It ~ . veritsbls
club houss on wheels, where one may
rsed, writs. sooke. talk or play csris,
while travelling at the rate Of Hfty miles
On hour. II b bsndsonsIy carpeted and
furnished with settees. cushioned easy
chairs. lavatory. writing desk. CON.
pest@eot for card plsyers and . we'll
stocked buffet. The current periodicals
and nswspepsrs are on Gle. and care.
fully selected library 10 provided for the
frss uss Of passengers. Tho sleeping
car 10 gem, and the chair and dining
cars arc In avery way worthy a the train
oe which they form On important part.
The Burlington Route takes these
pslstial trains through to Omaha aod
Chioego In ossveIously quick time.
Lsaviag Dsevss at 90 .. u. today on
oos q them you are landed 10 Chicago
st ais Tomorrow afternoon. there max.
ing elose connections with trains for ell
points sest. The running time from
Dsover TO Chicago ~ only twenty seven
and thrss-quastsr hours. just how fsst
that y will b best understood when u
b stated that Il b almost i've houn
fastsr than the fastest schedule In eject
psios 10 February cab, 1888.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

Ths North Delta bsick yard b running
in full blast.
Spring has surely como and how nicely
things are growing.
Ed DinGman and vito are now com
fortably situated in the Carknsr cottage.
We'll but wasn't there lots oe EN- got
married the last rsiny spsll.
Elmer and Will Rustlef have gone to
the hills for the summer.
Elder Work will preach at the school
house Sunday May %. Immediately sf.er
Sunday school.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The following Isttsrs remain 10 The
poseaGlos st Delta, Nay o. 1so0:
Fred Brown, H. Q. Bssm-3, Harry
Davis. r. Husler. Mrs. NilIsr. Mn. Lis
sis AeKagis, Oeosgs Red, J. L. Tstesn.
they are advertised.
W. RAv SinPsos. Pustmastss.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

SECRETARY LnNo intimatss that the
navy department has some Of the credit
coming for the success at Manila. % Il
ordered Dewey to make the attack. This
may oil be truo. but It was good thing
the cable broke sitter the order was
RivOn.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

ran 10 per cent sugar and sl.2 per cent
purity. The varieties used in both cases
was the Vilmorin. George H. Hammond.
OF Hotchkiss, also sent samplesf for snaly.
sis with the result oe ISIS per cent sugar
and 76.7 per cent purity. The average
weight Of the bsets raised By Mr.. Barnes
was Is ounces; those Of Mr.. Ellie 10
and Of Mr. Hammond 23ounces.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

AouoaDlS0 N ths sspDst a sssiysss
a ss0as bssss uissd h. Culuso5o iass
yssr. osds - The 0osse AssicsItsssl
eolIsu0. Delta eossty vel1D - viii Asse
passA. IL bssts ssissd - Chssiss A.
Besoss scss0d loS ~ esot s1gss ed
es3 pss csst pssity. Ths ssop,ss ssst
N b. J. l. Ella, of Craig. Enstt s-.sssy,
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The DeBeque Era, like the tabled
phoenix Of old. has risen from the ashes
Of the late fire, and will soon have =
complete new ONCE Of its own in new
ouaFtera
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13
syarE Ass aenEsAs


Thoss Who worried ahout q sa,,.iEv az
water during the coming ssepa Nm nov
so that = usual they have ~. Aoe,ov.
ing trouble ussleesly. Thsrs h paeoty
of snow in the hill., and o. seens.t a
the cool weather thus far IL 4 veal pre-
served. There viii b pl,sty a vstsr
fos oil purposes, and only . lht, frost
can now prevent the biggest kind Of
crops.-Montrose Pfosst
Thomas Wand, Of Psoni.. stop,.d in
our city Thursday on his way 10 Glen.
wood for the benefit Of the haths. He
passed the time here With 6eott Nc
Kinney. his schoolmste hack In Illinois.
talking over their boyhood sssspes-
Grand junction Newe.
Tho fruit OF the valley y coming ost
in much better shape than Dost people
imagined. The trees which oads the
greatest growth suffered the most ssvere-
y.tne gro".n " '.s' yesf ossng Killed
osck'-HrAho 'unc''on "s"@
Dexter I. sapp, one Of the pso0inent
.eea' hent: AZ our county eees ana
,oimot ies,een'o' f,.,n o.sns. .FonR.
,.'kSu .. !, S c.ea'o.'e 'os o..r'c'
!uo:e '"s ..,'' nj s.Pp ~.s" aos''neo
'o' tn' o" .nu uu1.o coon'y
"oo'o .'1oos'y support MN mould ne
'ua' no n.s %.oy u" iI'.n 90 .ne
W;.". "
ooo "or.on 'e'orneo ITO" Des's FIJI
dAy' snepe ne sPen' 'ns "'o'ss 90 h"
A Ino"pson .oo a. ins's.o1 nav
lns rlsne1' - Cs%m'n " De,,s'
nr-,.. No. n 60. :. m. h..,,..i =,
no.,o,. H.II .,a -T.,,"-;d.
Io,,...I
lteo 'ackson ".s en sr'vel IN tehu, u,
- ...,,v.s :. ~. N.,...- .,.s.,
Ts,,a-;ds Jn.,n.,
:,
Conouc'o, Con"sy mas resumed
cnsfss o' 'ne Pnssf run 90 'ne
oursy o's"c"'-s -s'"S"sy r"P"'
Joe Mcdowell. after IN offended visit
TO Glenvood spring. Grand Jusct'on
and Delta, came in lest evening. While
out Joe purchased several good horses,
which he lett at Delta for The tine being.
He said he never had such . good time
- he did on this tsip--Teuurtde Soorns'.
Miss Ida 0rimth and her Doshsr arc
going TO Delta In the nosnieg snd will
b gone Tor lev weeks Visiting reis-
n
WE whinnsey vest dovo % Mont.
roee and Delta 1huroday.-IAko City
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

We acknowledge receipt OF the nine
teenth annual catalogue OF the State
Agricultural college located at Fort Col
lima
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

ADMIRAL SAMPSON cut loose from the
cable connecting with Washington, and
good work may be expected from him in
the near future.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

Tho owners Of the Nancy Hanks, at
Pearl City. struck It rich last week at
. depth oe 50 feet, encountsring . true
nssurs vein Il copper. This strike of
itssle will insure the psrnansncy of the
Gnmn.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

A letter from Prof Cooke. oe the Agri-
cultural college, states that he has
furnished I'll Who made application with
boot Sod. Most Of It il in the ground
By this time, and the contest l. now
fairly on.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

HEREAFTER all high priced French
wines and other articles from that
country will be boycotted in this Office.
Goods Of English manufacture suit Us
we'll enough.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

PERSONAL friends Of Commodore Do
wey claim that he ID "quiet and ami
abie gentleman" II would be interest.
ing to know just what the Spanish esti-
nation Of him u.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The Klondike has been overshadowed
and almost forgotten in these times Of
war. but whom navigation opens on the
Yukon the attention OF the country will
be attracted that way again.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The man who cut the cable at Manila
was dandy at his job, and ought to be
employed TO cut the cable running to
Sampson's feet.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The occupation OF the Philippinesmay
be for good. After capturing them the
question now 10 how to let go OF them.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The Rev. Dr.. Lyman Abbott, who sue.
ceeded Henry Ward Beecher - pastor
of Plymouth Couch. Brooklyn. preached
. sermon recently In which he discussed
theater- going in Q manner that has At.
tracted considerable attention. conclud
ing his remarks with these words; Pat.
ronize thu tbeater IL IL sends you back
to life reireashed sni invigoratsd. You
have q right to decide every question BY
this fundamental test. "Does IL help me
TO become . better man o. womanf"
Plays like Ingo0ar the Barbarian do
make men and women better.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

PUoILIsr Corbett has enlisted as
volunteer, % the report goes. II he
should ever get the Spanish army in the
"A foot ring with him there will be fun.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

Nay 9. 1so4
Fruit all o. X. ON this mesa.
John Young vent up to Ouray Friday
With horses.
Pete Shark and Miss Ollie asA Eu.
docia Snslson will 90 10 Telluride this
week.
John Donald vas down Thursday IRON
Ouray viewing his orchard.
Fruit Inspector J. B. 'McGinty vas In
this vicinity Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCa6srty. oi
Cripple Creek. and Olive Smith ol
Pueblo. daughter Of WIN. Smith. arrived
hero Friday and will remain for soma
time.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Win Smith. of Delta.
we're visiting in this vicinity Sunday.
Abner Mckee. of tslephooe fame.
called on the writer Sunday.
WIN. J. Brewer. Adam Wishart and
Bert CampbslT left today with I'D pack
animals for Silverton.
Mrs. L. II. Duvall. Of Delta, has boon
visiting Mrs. Geo. p. Chiles.
Lon Loback will leave this week for
Silvertou.
VIM. Hays. Of Colona. has been visit.
ing 10 this vicinity.
Every fruit grower ought 10 Be fruit
Inspector.
The alfalfa y looking 6ds and = now
knee high. AooslEn.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

We can have Manila wrappers il We
can't have Havana filters. Alfalfa will do
for awhile.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13
oDo)Ioo,

All parties having pesch trsss should
exsDine them at ooce. Ths psecA twig
borsr b now st work on The yossg tsodss
tviss and can b detected BY the wiltsd
leaves. Cat the twig opsa aud yoa will
I'D . snail. DARK co,ossd worn.
Rsosdy-Tske -four sack q tis pail
% ths wosws cansot escape and with .
shasp knife cut on al the affected twiss
closs up 10 ths Old wood and born then.
Il will - nscsssasy 70 20 over ths trsss
svssy tWo o. thrss days; Iarss tssss osse
- spssysd viii sssssic asd bssdagsa
~ 0oe - 1us eodlia oosh. ThD vusk
= ioDssssivs ed shosld Asd ssyoes
ssglssesag Il, - ths ~ Fsquisss. I sAsIl
~ ~ h 10 Do ~ vosk ssd it yin
80 10 ssgiiDsst pesty - ~ day ~
49, laviag ~ ~ lssos esd VssAsls .
- IL ~ nsse - gtsoped ct -
~ eseso1 1ssud Will vosk o. shs fBui1
,. = AC0iuss. Hat lsspeeeos.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13


II is said Claus Sprecklss' great bsst
sugar factory at Salins. Cal. which 10
now nearing completioo. will be the lasg.
est In the world. having . working capa.
city Of $500 tons In "a hours. Ths lasg.
est factory now existing b at Culmsss,
PRUSSIA. having boon steadily enlarged
70 daily capacity Of 900 tons The
daily output oe raw sugar st the Salinas
factory will amount TO about $50 tons.
Tho main building will bs 5e2 fest long
and 102 feet wide. The bests will b con.
veyed direct from the cars. ETC.. 10 four
largo screw conveyors which will carry
them direct TO the washing machines.
Tho washed bests will be carried by four
elevators into slicing machines. each
elevator feeding two machines. The
Maschinen Fabrik Greveubrotch, q
Germany. the sole proprietor of the
Boch patents. which are to Be Installed
in the new factory. has furnished the
plane oe all special machinery for the
plant. The weight Of the machinery
required b shout $500 tons.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13

The following teachers were employed
Thursday in District No. I for the CON-
ing school year: W. @. Harris, Emma
@. Myers, Alice Royce. Olive Ingerso,l.
Mrs Gray. Minnie Mathews. Mary Cam
eron. Margaret GriGgs. Florence Cock
. ell, Anna Nutter. d. 8. Doughty, n.
B. billiard. Irma Worth and Frank
Rasmussen were not applicants.
The opera houss was pscksd with pso
pie on Monday evening 70 go the -OId
Maids' and witness their Performance.
Prof. Makeover was there in al his glory,
and the wsy he chswed up "o,d nsids-
and made them young and beautiful vss
sstooishingto behold. There vas hearty
laugh for everybody and the entertain.
meot was . complete success In every
particular.-Brookings a. Dak.) Register
A letter has been received froo Dick
Blumberg from Alaska He b on his
way to the Copper rivse and rsposts six
feet of snow. four hours a daylight, asd
lots Of ''sreeters.-
Louie Crotssr left for TeIlurids ths
first Il the week. whess b hes secured
. spositios at ths MsSdsu0 tssssl. His
family viii Wit is Oursy fos tios.
The Church a Chsise il Chsistias .
Unioa sss holding asssinss 10 . tsst
asss the old Harvey Mc0sasahaa sasch
% tAs Uncoopshgso.
1sstsllatios q ~ Rsssksh Iodgs
sskes psscs Thundsy svssiag. Nay 10.
1nitatios ees ol0Q
6ix a The cd oaSas ON vses biusu.
~ a ~ Usd 11aiAD Cuovsseiss Tusp.
dny svssiag.
GusRIeAsss visjssd Tsllosids I'D oshss
oouaeaie oswws H. ~ a ~ vssk a.
6usisesA
The Delta independent., 1898-05-13
Eetsst csipp,s0s.

ketsrt cotppae0s.
Special Corrsspondence
May IL. 1soo.
Porter Plumb has bssn sick for . vssh.
Born-A son TO Nr. and Mr., Johp
Cole.
The young man 1t Mr.. Kohlss's vho
had his leg broken some time 80 b
getting along nicely.
Parties on surface creek msso have
been % careless - 70 allow waste ustss
10 run down on the new grade 10 ~
Gunnisou damaging the grade many
hundred dollars and making It dangss.
Gus 10 travel over.
By the way, Il occurs TO US thse this
way oe parties allowing waste wstss 10
run over into the roads should b stop
ped. The Law b very strict in regard 10
such and should be enforced.
The new Methodist church juse sesus
the way from Mr.. StoIte's, above Csdar.
edge b in the course Il building. About
eight logs all around have been ~ end
when completed this church will - vssy
roouy and pleasant.
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