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 Clarence rhtipot.

s Mr; Fa,I IGIqrelalce SSgeelal 4es Phiilpot last Wed lnesaay was awarded the ,eoptracti for the construction of an arti. aeiaf lake .dtEdgle RInIy, Ark, Rldd which will JeeHstt sb9 the E5gie' EqmRegCoifqr trapsmrtingaogs with greater conNenienee and 10 at,a dessl expense than by the present. meth. od' pfbe $i2e of the lake wifi yiIl9De1 be 200 xl49 feet. MT. Philpot had all bis teahis Work 1t Eagfa 1Mills fast week, and the work bsgan' Saturday Wa gares indeell alatbutp statb tHe hboye, asMrtdahilptt tIud al Aeltbera Pl 96l43lhsesgn nlqrllhesn ,ieeP tYeFe p9Al 'dl9q sqqus ss0o iS6fGprs tRs GaRhAGti raj maiiIiH h00 RIIIfBIT IT TT eiaas@
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 Merchants of .Glarendom is SR6tfIi
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 sGltislPhfPoBdp lis 1dogson the trall but they were unab.est6f foias EoMdfqpR aqGa4atlYet .a heavy rain RTevlqqSot t0lsdheblu aHGiSalsm Conn Btable Rhtaaotp Eetsasaetln yes te$dayt hnd related the story qs follows;
 '4Mg. OH, q9MaRoe f is '9a paromdtibennt. a pdtibnn merchah9ts 9sbn,tIhRa ID ,thaf JfitYs WAS sittiBgl la his room and was fired upon by an Ehkd6whlpefs6Gdi rHe bali 3ehtefdd h4s 'skullaand pitfced the braihala He @as e5Bei6us for shdft' tfhmb8l'b1ut N22s 49gaBabIe et2o3f lit,Pis ,aRsauast, th8pghitiRAs eYideFAtbat be kuew.i He5wRs still alive, ,whep,Ldeft Claren,s Fon, but the doctors say he cannot Feedverl MFgOrtlea9es aWfie2 e2ahd bheFehifG'iaA h91ida hGn eiishi0s iln9
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Mr,Wolf- Nichols added a bal cony to his establishment for the aev comodationof gergt g gtegt bin g gpodsa It is q very decided fhproyernent. E
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 'BGt Wien tiiis5 grin gTriilnil3gdf destroyer en- terg "oqf '6wn '7cifTcics and carries h'way one whom we all reyered, ad hired qpd, esteeped, then itifs that we ,feeh tRf, trgqse clpl1lePieIpiqglef the WoFdb Death. When one tEqyeled, in the same channels as we, is called, 1t Is tifena that wdf6Hthe pbwef5f dedth.
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 land was the bel6Fef wiTe1 5f@o1fffet1 Iqw. ltge.wnssma99p, Mg,sA.G. Xowsp. s9G was, ,a chEilsttiIaan wQpsp bsQPRFeds pnd esteeTTfed, fQ}g her 4kSiiJna acts RRAde for being q faithful mother and good via xsHass9A rtrstheebsst few bituYtaagavAesv4H lsf &fIcpg, staIsdipgs illness whieh.eS ,ber ta. liar deatts 1t $40 JseFoeR s9iHsA Nj ornfhg. Sine leIasyyea foYF ggoYJp1esS9 sons, n,,lSssa Frank 7JJIp Ell and sI5l}yf IG5ll}yfae5 e55alFp 5alFpdt r hlHIFbb anAut92 ho9gR her her loss. oa xqqae.,,, ola .afs
 Tie funeral takes place from the family residence, No. TOT west Bar faque street, it Scecfoeki pt ih.,TtFes- dav. sgRsys. U.tW. sbahieland U. tF.: Carr ofYeIatinGslispTa 9saoa hexll at hio9-AIadnrtsI iA.aI- --4di- Gl nenda
 Mir and MFsAPi iDaslslHa aseafetaThue 4d46theirs H189iiuf Menphfs, aftef d'i hoAt pleasant visit to MFna'ndiC ffayo Bloom in this city.
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Rev X. J. Russell. si eszi-.pastor 6f the A ;, ,N.I F. leoll 1qhurch of this qeitg, will tonight begin a revival at the St. John church.
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Mr. C. P. Murphy, the efficient and accommodating express messenger on the Valley Road, leave next week on a trip to peipts fthenerth and the east Eg R
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Mir. Ed Black wood received a teie. gram yesterday from his brother in Jonesboro, stating that his mother was at the point of death. He left Smmediately for that place. =
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A few ice boxes and refrigerators will besold exactly at cost, rather than be carried over, Now is g good time to buy. utlG & D ven, dtf
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Mir. Gus Waterman. ofx Dumas, spent Stinday' with his family in' tfiis city. bts7 E DOS of qo d1i9g bass
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Services at the second Presby- terian church will be conducted by Rev. ]. H. Green, at Il a. m. and 8. D. III.
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It7 II9- [ 8TII . nr. r. M. Loper is visiting his old homo, Monticello.
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Capt. Reese Downs was a passen. ger to Little Rock this 1n15lnfng. iIfg
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MRSa'A9Gf NoWEL4 IS DEAD. tngas 8a0H --a444rtie- ,yqHsaA 4 sW9s Preathed Her 'hast Plfieh Morning at npu9445 Charlottesville FuneralatH insge9lsTge Ialin ,gygb ael nl aaaa
 uns'fl a!saiTIlalsXsN 4lh6llsi9i ei ,leiY
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Miss Eouise MuFtadgb5 we fegFet'
 to state, is on;the sick list. os Ffa Il
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Mir. r. |. Mar9oney, n prominent @ Rese. Gitian ;3'gwas a visitor tos 0ers lefty Saturday.
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Mir. Andrew Schnable and Miss Estelle Joyce will be married next Tuesday night at o'clock, at the iv ersile Methodist church.
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Mi. Will Bento4a5ss iif chased a beautif8e burn mandolin from MT. s. A. Rosen- berg, who is the sole gent for those beautiful instruments.
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Mrs. II. G{4lys granddaughter. Miss Emnla, hftel. a brief visit to frfends nd relatives here, left yesterday afternoon for England. where they will visit MT, and Mrs. NJ. l.. Brodie for sevfPal days baores retnrping, to f5g9SSIli1AL 4lE aIod<U .t A fBRe4K FOR tiBERrY3a' Mn, sykes s'aaIs kan. From lins6 lrins. 6h..r. .. | i.
 Geuersl Chase Isshe Result
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\ few cases were transacted in the police court Saturday morning tile receipts from which were S36.
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Mrs. Chas. Dellmon left Saturday for Toronto, Canada, to visit rela- tiYes. WhilassasseaIsstsa ysiil8ll visit Niagara FaIa Y
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MT. s. NJ. Taylor, wife and daugh- ter returned SatuFdaygfrpm9R M-eek' 's soi64gn atsArmstrong Sprlngs.qs -
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'IEi' + aIFo 2IF oqs, qs,3qf of tRs AA&9st prominent linen
 Merchants of .Glarendom isSR6tfli
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From Mondays Daily

Mrs. II. Aschaifenberg4eft sundas for Heber where she wliFaspend i few weeks for hei health.
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N N rss MsJsA SgApstiu sEn otherNand dqngater, have returnea from N few months sojournlaldng the gulfGoast
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

W. g. Coburn tho we'll known f,uit
grower Of the North Fork valley. the
Arst Of the week fled petition in bank.
ruptcy. under the new bankrupt law for
the purpose OF settling up the affairs Of
the old Lake City firm Of Bigelow Bros.
L Coburn. This firm went under dur
ing the panic OF 1893. and Mr.. Coburn
has ever since that time been trying to
settle up the business. It has not been
until lately that ho has become convin-
csd that the only course left for him
was 70 take the benefit OF the bankrupt
Law. He has made an assignment Of all
his property, including his North Fork
fruit farm. for the benefit of his credi-
tors. This 10 hard blow to Mr.. Coburn
and In fact to the whole county for Mr..
Coburn has been forward in every on
tsrpriss looking to tho betterment and
welfare Il the people OF Delta county.
The assignment was caused solely by
his connection with tho Lake City firm.
His fruit farm in tho North Fork has
been . paying Investment for many
yoofo.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
Cory News Nusssts.

Special Correspondence
w. J. Brewer has returned from Sil
verton
Arthur v. Bradley was visiting with
E. L. Crow in Grand Junction last week,
Miss May Kiser Of Cedaredge hes been
visiting Miss Grace Hart.
The pupils Of the Cory school gave an
enter ainment AID basket social Friday
night which proved very successful.
A surprise party wts given Mr.. Geo.
P. Chilss. Saturday night. those present
we're: Mssdames Hubbard, Estes. Ander
son, McCatYcrty. Hsrshmsn. Misses EAs
;es, Kiser. Hart and Snelson. Nessss.
Hubbard. Estes. Anderson Snelsoo. Bird
and Harshman. The evening was q snt
with games etc. aud all had . real good
time.
Walt and Norman Beckley attended
the entertainment here Friday night.
Robert Thompson Of Dallas wss down
last week.
Frank Smith 10 visiting relatives st
Psonia. q
A1O0by 8CAstOo boo F1s0 oss - ~
70 Mr., Doud OF SilvcrtOn.
The dam for the reservoir 10 now on
an average Of II Il. high. the base 10 40
Il. and tho length 500 II. and when com
pIetcd will he 26 It. high. When it 10 III
led II will cover over 1C0 acres. which
will hold about 10 million cubic feet II
wates. enough to cover SEQ scres Of land
ono foot deep. The ultimate in.entiou
10 to enlarge the reservoir to % II. high
and the base 10 $50 IT,, then it will hold
c5 million cubic Il. more water than the
Surface Creek Ditch 4 Reservoir Cos
reservoir. which means enough water
for every tillsblc acre on lower Surface
creek mesa.
A. w. Carr has been interviewing the
fruit growers Of this mesa, recently.
Mrs. J. Kennedy Of South Dakota has
purchased land on the river bottom q
A. X. King Of Delta. HoosIEK.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Hps-.Ai Corrssp0ndsnes
Will Duke vas up Monday on husinssA
Home Of T. E Lambs. Denver ssiands
paid him visit last week.
Henty Kohler has gone TO Tssas 10
attend tho Irrigation Congress
One Of Kohlsr's EN- ployess. Sam Thou.
%. sprsined his foot very badly . fsw
days sgo.
The infant child OF Mr.. Beard u sick
With tonsilitis.
A surprise party was given IN honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown last vssk.
Quite number Of friends participated
and good time was enjoyed by al.
1t is reported that F. o. Smith had
two OF his fingers shot of by the scci
dental d scharge Of hrs shot gun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kiser gave . party
in honor Of their daughter at their home
in the cedars last Friday aud quite q
number Of our young people attended
and enjoyed the dancing.
Richard Forrest has sold 70 acres OF
his land set to fruit TO Mr.. Luellen Of
Denver. We understand hat Mr.. L.
ill move in next spring. Mr.. Forrest
intends to dev";e his time TO hay and
cattle.
woodmen OF the World have . nice
camp on Surface Greek with member.
ship Of 36. Meetings are held every two
weeks on Saturday at the Trickle school
1t is proposed to build hall at Eckert
for lodge purposes. .
Burt Weir was thrown from his wagon
in Delta last week and sustained bad
ly bruised shoulder. DIR. Miller dressed
the bruiss and Burt 10 gettirg along 6ne
The team became frightened BY the
tongue dropping to the ground and tried
to run xwav. RANcHnAN.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
Has1,sas cAr,s.nas prsssats.
Maay usv sd UsiSas Ds.is.s Ter shs


Christmas is near at hand and the
question Of what to get for the little
ones 10 often hard to answer. Whett Or
the present is to be for the girl or boy IL
Il the g ir, Of the psrsnt to get thing
that Will not only please but be OF use
and instruction to tie receiver The
little minds carry to after life the i'm.
plession made In youth. and while q
present may be pleasing when firSt re'
cs.vsd. it leaves q memory long after tho
toy has been broken up. To get stock
OF toys and other Christmas presents
that will not only amuse and please the
young generation but learn them some.
thing has been tho prime object Of Mr..
Ramsay Of the Golden Rule store. An
examination of his stock will show that
he has made an admirable selection on
these lines. For the little girls he has
articles OF housekeeping. dishes, stoves.
doll buggies. beds, chairs broom and
things OF this kind that the child will
use in after life. For the boys are TOOLS
tool. chests, drums. whips, skates. 81. de
aad every conceivable article that not
only pleases but attracts attention.
The Golden Rule outside Of tho i'm.
mense display Of toys. has been well
stocked up in dress goo.is. in silks and
wool. Of every make. style and color. with
ribbons, lace curtains, embroideries.
ladies' coats. cloaks and jackets, scarfs,
owes, landl chiefs. hcse. erOcheting
silks. yarns, table linen, al manner OF
fancy articl g for the comfort and con.
v,n'sn OF the ladies. perfumery, fancy
toilet soaps. brushes, c, mbs. hand glass
es. in fact al,nos everything that Io,s to
make up large and complete depart
ment store.
For the men and boys ho keeps full
line Of wearing apparel. ready made
clothing, cotton and flannel shirts. col
larp. cuffs, loves. hats, caps, hose. under
wear in great lrof, sion. and large
line OF tho best made ovorcoats in th-
market.
Mr.. Ramsay and bis excellent corps u
clerks would be pleased to see one anG
all. and will take pleasure in showing
the large stock to any one whether they
wxut tO purchase or not. With them il
10 pleasure to show goods.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Tho North Fork toll road o npany was
Organized in Hotchkiss last week. with
George H. Duke - president E. T
Hotchkiss as secretary. and Henry r
Rhoue % manager. 1t is the intention
OF the company to push tho road from
the town Of Hotchkiss down the North
Fork canon to connect with the county
road at the State bridge.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

The concert Of the Montrose Choral
Union tonight at the opera house will
be the society event OF the season. The
attendacs will be limited to the seating
capacity Of the house. Owing to the
length OF tho program and the fact that
the singers return to Montroso after the
concert. the curtain will ring up prompt
" at 8 o'clock.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Tb. b;.,b ..hnol h,x .o had been
.,.,;,... q, .-;, a., h.u h,,,r. -,
Cr.,d 1uoc,;on =, m. ,6,h ser. ,li..,
u.;n,.., ,n;. - =, r.c.,x;,, . l..,s,
s,,n ,b. ..ro,,.r =, ,h., ,,,v .n,uIl;ny
~. ..rr..wsn, :. ,,., p.1.,r..a,
g.. ~, ;n,,,-,,.,;,, - ~. ko,a.
~ 80, :, ,...h;,u -,;,;,, ira.
-. ..-,....a;..,x ;,,.a,..n,
j. H., n.-, u..,,,, ..-ounI;.bm.n,
o.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

The Dslts FortnightIy club 10 an or
ganisatioo anong the musical and liter
cry voosn of Delta for their own pleas
urs sad Instruction tbst b beginning TO
nsks IN ieprsssios. Already two ses
sious a the club have been very suc.
csssfully held, and another meeting viii
take plscs tomorrow. Tho program Of
a the lest two meetings was - follows:
NOVEMBER 70.
Piano Duet, "Immorel.en Walta =. J. GungI
Mn. Smith. Mrs. 'rndish.
Vocal solo, "No One bur You .'............-
Mn. u. W. Hafria
Talk, Remembfances Of ller Travels in Germany
AlFs. 1'r. IioNts.
Guitar Solo o...............Mf Mn. VIM Mathers
piAue 1elo. intefmes,o ................. Nasc Tui
Miss Anna NufteF.
DEs.RNrKR ,.
ptnDo Solo, "Polka de Cnncerf. -. Bartlett
Lett.tA 'rab II.
Song, "A Day Of His. = Day o! Love-. .Goete
Mis- iohisson.
Hiane ooao, "ssssnade. de.''>................sh shucrt
NJ Cr 'xton.
Song, The GOLDEN Ye srs Are Passing By -
Mis- nscn.
yaasasis. plano solo ..-................-
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Special Correspondence.
Elijah Allen has returned from Fruita.
Boru-On December 4;h to tho wife
Of Mr. Elijah Allen, n daughter. Mother
child arc doing we'll.
Walter Beach has moved TO Mon.
rosc.
George Jscks,n has gonc to Telluride.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
Nseehhiss happsnlnss.

The Bank OF Hotchkiss has raised
the new building.
Paul E. Kennedy 10 giving his store
nsv cost os paint.
The North Fork Timos building 10
nsafly eoopletei.
Bruce 1 Lossius' new building 10 now
ssady 70 occupy.
G. II Bailey. tho nurseryman. is on
ihs North Fork taking orders tor fruit
trsss BY the thousAn,ls.
Hsory K Rhoue left for D,Ita We'd
sssdsy. He say. the toll road from the
6tsts bridge to Hotchkiss is . sure go.
Ms. Sass B. Skiles. sister Of Graham
r. Browne. leaves for Omaha Saturda y.
spsnd the holidays with Ter parents.
Commodore Morton. Of the State
bridge, msde Hoichkiss short visit on
Wednesday.
Graham r. Browne will leave for Delta
10 stteud the Western Slor~ Poultry
sssociatioo meeting TO be held thcr0st
3 p. u December l6. The poultry fan.
eiers u the North rvrk valley arc look-
iaG forward TO tie coming Of the big
poultry show to be held iu Delta latter
part oe January. 1899. A great many
ans birds viii he on exhibition from
Delta county. which is noted for fine
ruit, will in year or two be noted for
sIes poultry. Great strides have been
Dsds ia the poultry interests ever since
the Western SLOPE Poultry Ao'n. vss
osvasised two ycsrs ego BY Ar. Browne
end ssv othsrs hes now grown 10 . big
osobssship. Joia the Ass'n. and be %
tbs gsussd 6oos.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Why 60 without an overcoat when you
can buy one worth i20 for only el2. 4 tlO
coat for 81 -. or SIS coat for "a y. at
the Golden Rule Store.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

The cold weather Of the past week has
been an unusual feature OF this season
of the year. Even tho Oldest inhabitaut
fails to remember back to the time v hen
the iron hand Of winter had such u grir.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

StvereA daily In Delta - 70. .
Oiv1a0.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

We handle a full line of Sherman Bros
loose roasted cotfces ranging in price
1Jc to i0c per 10. and they have M equal
for the price. Delta County Mer. Co.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

An gssSds bSsght q shs Eslta Csussy
Mo-. ca. 80 gusssssssa 1sssh - =
psicss OhtsA soly ss1SV ~ soaDsss
esareis a pso1l
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

The City Council met in regular ses
sion Thursday. Dec. Sth. Present Tres
tees Curtis. Gaunt, Sanders. Hammond
and Dodge. A permit WAS granted t.
build stable on lots II and Is, block Is.
Isaac ConEliu was granted. . permit to
build stable on lot -. block 16. Il wst
ordered that the list Of delir quent water
tux payers bs placed in the hands Of the
mxrshall with instructions to arrest all
whom he fnds using Vater without pay
ing the tsx. Henry Hammond was given
the contract for hauling all city fro ghi
exc.p what CO lid be dope by the city
teaul. The cemetery committee WAS in
s.tucted to have the cemetery grouI d
cleared Of all brush and the fences re
paired. The following bills were allow
ed:
Ben Gheen. serving paper. Do
H. X. Colby, taking down tank, .l2.0O
Goo. Stephan, police judge, c,......... 6 25
J. A. Curtis, plans and services, .15.OO
J. E Becklcy. salary and labor. Sass
ID. s. Hickman. lumber. ......... "a Is
Conklin 4 Gaunt. supplies. ......... .l4.Al
x. Pxulus, labor. "a
James Killen, labor, ........... 300
E. L. Kellogg. checking books. ..... 500
Stockhsm x Hillman. lumber, 5.g
Geo. b. Mayo, labor. ..l725
Ben Gheen. salsry, .60.OO
r. +. Wiiliams, oil. Observation-Disclosures. 2sO
+. TOrrencs, salary... 5000
E. NJ. Ruby. salary and postage -. 10.25
J. l.. Farley. labor. r................. LEO
John Powers, labor. IL 90
VIM. Thomas. labor. .17.G
J. r. johnson, labor. ..DU
John Lewis. labor. az
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

1As old Ceotrai house wss opened u
eGsis lsss Saturday - . Issch c0usts'
Uodsp eOW 0aaauousool
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
WteI

ISMaS.-1n Delta. Dcce1,ber II. 1873. of
consumption. W. n. 1nmsn. u Roche
po~ No.. aged B year..
Mr.. lnsssn came 10 tire CDcosnpahgre
Wiley Last month. fos the second tim /,
g seek relief from consumption. lie
drst came about sin yrsrs ago. remaining
stout year. aud in that short time he
made rsph pruxress toward health. lie
returned W Rochepsst sod becone the
editos snd sssssges u The COueeecisI
. weskiy pspss. SD cuntipued - such
until compeIied To return 20 Cs@us,lo
osinz 10 the inrosis Il the fesrfsl die
es<e IN bic sysseo osIy 10 live oss sAoss
m.-s:h. lie wss the zoo os z. 1soso. Q
peomineot busipess oso a R1chepust
His ss1sins wese shippsd bsck 10 hs
s.w0es boos Thusss3ay.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16

Sssviess st the Ep.s .opsi church merit
0ssday.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
SIXTY VOICES IN GRAND CHORUS

Admission Tickets -.is The
N'rE-Conset will begin promptly at o'clock
PROoRAM-PART FIRST.
/. CmoRus, "Oh Italia, Italia, Beloved
from "Lucreziao ~ .......... DoSrzErr
horai
9. MALE CnoRus, "Still is the Night"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WILLIS CLARK
Month ChorulU
3. INDIAN CLrB SWINGING Observation-Disclosures.
Mis- Mary ReddinE.
4. SOLO AND CnoRUs, "Sweet Mignonettc,"
L. n. -. lICkErr
NIL. T. Montro.e Choral rnlon-
.. WnIsrLINo SoNG, birds Serenade." SAVERS
Guy Reddnz.
~pARr sEcoND-~-
g. CmoRus "The Tempest" DIR. PARRY
Nonuose Choral Union.
T. Piano Solo, .1sigoletto" Concert Para
phrase. IIszr
NIss Martha Robson
s. LADIES' QuARrErrE, "Winter Song"
.................J JoHN HYATT BREWER
MrI }. C. Redding Nise- blythe. Rolo-oa
o. CmoRus, ..ISridal Chorus" from "Itosc
Maiden. "..............F. +. II. CowES
onu horsir
10. QUAKrETTE, sWhen Day Fades" u. a. PAIKs
x.aiaa
IL. Cmoxrs 1.-The Bright Crimson Morning."
vcrsli's "Sician Vespers". II. Il. PALMEn
hos.i
IL. BASE Solo, 1.-The Mighty Deep" W. II. JrpK
G.
13. CnoKrs, "IIa, Bright Abode" March,
"Iannhauser" WAGSEI
Monrs~ Choral Onion.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-16
Delta Opera House.
Tonight. Friday. Dec. i6.
FOURTEENTH GRAND CONCERT
Montrose Choral Union
ARTISTIC WHISTLER.
Letitia Guy Redding,


Formerly In.irue!or In the tsn,eIvsiory Of Au.ic
uf universityJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-18
CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday School at1l:i5.
Y. u. :. &. +. at $3.50 p. IN.
Public Sale,

A public sale will be held at the farm
known as the Thomas Leigh place, on
Penny creek, 4 miles south and . miles
west of Red Cloud, on Tuesday, March
list, 1898, at 10 o'clock am, the fol.
lowing described property Four head
of horses; n wagon; one cart; three
sets of double work harness, two stir.
ring plows; n riding pillow; two stacks
Of millet hay; four dozen chickens; Il
lot of good seed potatoes; two corn cul.
~tivators; listers and other farm imple-
ments not herein enumerated. Ten
shoats, weight 125 to $50 pounds.
Household and kitchen furniture, farm
to DIS and other articles too numerous
to mention. Usual terms of sale. Col.
G. l.. Winfrey will be auctioneer.
GEORGE REEVES.
CHARLOTTE REEVES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-18
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy AL
WAYS Proves Ehectual.

There are no better medicines on the
market than Chamberlaiu's. We have
used the Cough Remedy when all others
failed, and ia every instance 1t proved
effectual. Almost daily we hear the
virtues of Chamberlain's remedies cx
tolled by those who have used them.
This is not an empty puff, paid for at
so much a line, but is voluntarily given
in good faith, in the hope that suffer.
ing humanity may try these remedies
and, like the writer, he benefited
From the,Glenville Nv. Va Pathfinder
For sale by H. +. Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-18
For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres OF I'M
proved land four miles northwest Of
Red Cloud, consisting of the west half
of the northeast quarter, and the east
half of the northwest quarter of section
fifteen in township two north, range
eleven west. The land is leased at
present, but subject to sale. For
terms apply to
Mrs. JAMES KIRKwOOp,
Fairfax, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-18

The special evangelistic meetings
are continued with a growing interest.
The leadership of Bro. Smith over the
ch orus makes the music Il grand sue
cess. Every lover Of good music and
the pure gospel will find II rcfrcshmenl
in these services. The pastor will
speak next Lords Day, February Goth,
on "The Glory of II Christian and
"IIow to Become a Christian ~, dronJ
the chart, by requesO February 9lst.
AT Christ Came 70 Red Clouds Ev.
crybody welcome.
J.. A. HUssoNG, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-18
Taxpayer's Attention.

The personal taxes levied tor the
year 1897 are now delinquent and sub
ject to costs if not paid in a short
time. | have no desire 70 make cost
for anyone but | am determined Ia
clean the books Of all personal taxes
II you would save costs heed this no.
ice and attend to your taxes ut once.
G. ID. ROBINSON,
County Treasurer.