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The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Col. Pat Donsn in an interview in
the Denver Republican gives rosy view
of AIaska's future. and of the amount Of
gold likely 10 come out Of there this
summer. Amoog other pleasant things
he says: There 10 now in store in the
region shout Dswson City more than GO
tons of gold dust. This gold 10 worth
from GIG 10 el9 an ounce, and estimating
the value st e5s0Oo0 . ton. the gold that
will como out from the kloodike during
this season vill b worth more than 20
million dollars. When this gold COMES
out the country viii witness . stampede
greater than hes ever bseu recorded Ia
the history q the vosld.- II 10 10 be
hoped ths Colonsss estimate is substsn-
tally cu~rsct. end that Alaska may con-
tisue In produce st his rate for yesrs
10 coDe. Ono thisg that 10 wanted
shove sII othess in this country is more
money.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The readers Of this paper will be pleased "a
learn that there Is at least ono dreaded disease
that science has been able In all Its .tsepa
and that IL Catarrh. Halls CafarrlI Cur. Ia he
only positive cure known to the medical fr.lfcr-
nifty. Catarrh being constitutional disease, re-
qufrcs . constitutional treatment. Halls ca
upon the blood and mucous surfscss OF the sys-
ten. thereby dc<tsoying the foundation Of the
discAse and ewing the patient strength by build
doing its work. The proprietors have ~ mtpeh
faith In its curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails 10 cure
Send for list of testimonials
Addrcas, r. j. CHENgy & Co., Toledo, o.
AHsold by Druggists, .sc.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

We have received the following circu-
lar. which explain itself:
The Lake County Sportsmen's Associa-
tion has been organized only about one
month. and has a membership compris-
ing nearly DO Of the best citizens Of this
section.
It's objects. aside from enforcing exie' :
ing laws protecting fish and gamo, are
to secure such changes in these laws as
intelligent observation and practical ex-
perience may suggest AS beneficial. We
desire to have the Law specific in defining
what constitutes public waters, and be-
lieve that right-of-way should be open
to sportsmen along all streams that are
stocked with trout at public expense,
subject only to common law action for
any damage that may he inflicted upon
the owners OF lands bordering or embrac-
ing such streams.
We further believe that law enforc-
ing the screening OF bitches is absolute
ly necessary to preserve the trout in our
streams.
After number OF years OF disorganized
and only partially intelligent effort on
these lines, We are confronted by condi-
tions which We believe can only be CO: +.
rected by concerted action Oh the part
of the sportsmen throughout the state.
We wish to broach the subject Of II
State Organization Of Sportmen, COM
posed OF locals modelled similarly to our
own. with view to formulate the best
possible methods for the preservation Il
fish. game, and incidently the rights OF
sDortemen
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

You remember the wonderful lion bnss
whose voice islike the sound OF monstcr
church bell. he will appear with the
Nashville Students, at their concert At
Delta. Tho celebrated soprano. known
- the Colored Mocking Bird will appear
with the Nashville Studepts In their
concert,
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

THE first battle Of the war fought last
Sunday at Manila, Philippine Islands,
was very decidedly an American victory,
NE Spanish feet Of ten vessels being
entirely destroyed. Monday the forts at
Manila were destroyed by our feet, and
the town at once capitulated. Now let
the same good news come from Havana
and the war will soon be over.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The Spanish ofacials' explanation Of
the absence of details Of the Spanish
defeat at Manila 10 supposed to bo due
TO the pre-occupation OF Captain General
Augusti in defending Manila" II IL
quite evident that his pre- occupation
was kept quite busy about that time.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Several weeklies including the Ouray
Herald, Ouray Plaindealer and Silverton
Miner have launched war dailies and
they seem to be appreciated by the citizens
OF their respective towns.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

RECENT events around Havana and
Manila demonstrate that as regards
Spain we have the best warships, the
b ,st gunners. the best men; in fact We
are little the best people anyway.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Thirteen cents . pound 10 . small
Price 20 receive for chickens. yet the
prise IL kert down by tho bulk ri stock
Thought 20 market Icing 10 tnferior In
quality. Small, poor. scraggy birds.
aalf dressed, tell . story NO one can
question. The dollars run out and not
into the pocket Of the owner Of such
Hock, while all better goods szo injured
By the Quantity Of the poorer thfown
n the market Why not grow good
;hgckeus Or none st all!-Naine Fafns9.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

As soon as the Spanish fleet coming
over from Cape Verde gets within q
hundred miles OF Cuban waters 1t will
be met by both the Sampson and dSchley
squadron and the test battle OF the war
will be fought.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Tho Nashville Students will give you
taste Of the old times in their concert
next Thursday night. They will tell you
all about Noah's Old Ark, Camp Meet.
:ng in Promised Land, Trouble in De
Land. and will petition that Peter. 20
Ring Them Bells. Get your tickets
early and be on hand.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Receipts OF gold at the mint for the
last week in April were e379. .S96.63 and
an increase Of el65.OOO over the same
period last year. For the month Of April
the receipts were 81 ,555. .737 .6 IN increase
of ellO,OOO over April Of last year.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06
Sec the Peak Sisters, May DC.

The next great attraction at the opcrs
house will be on the Doth Of this month
when Miss Janet Waldorf will appear
with her company in "Ingomar the
Barbarian and on the 2lst in The
Hunchback." In their agreement with
the operx house manager they guarantees
both performances to be the finest ever
given in Delta, or TO forfeit their share
OF the receipts.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

CoLoRADo's citizen soldiers are gather
Ing In Denver for organization. Only
one rsgimcnt and . squad u cavalry y
I'll that naa ailnAAAd A. -AAis- faif. broad
state. We could furnish ten times that
amount without needing . second invita-
tion
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The victory OF Manila was celebrated
last Monday evening in Delta by the
show Of flags, the band parading and
the crowds cheering. Everyone felt az
X We were the people.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

SECRETARY Of the navy. Long, says
the flower OF the Spanish navy will be
sunk, Havana, the Philippines and
Porto Rico taken all during the month
NJ Nav
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The Spanish newspapers express q
determination to avenge the defeat Ct
the Spanish fiset at Manila. That will
settle the war.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The following from Prof. Cooke ex-
plains itself:
The INDKPENpENr.
Delta, Colo,
Please do not send any more names in
request for sugar beet seed. The supply
has become exhausted. II you are still
running the statement in your paper
about beet seed you better discontinue
it. You will probably receive the same
request from Mr.. Holmes in a day or two.
w. w. Cooke.
Altogether something over fifty differ
ent farmers have signified their inten.
lion OF competing Tor the prizes offered
by the county. This will make q prize
for about every two and u half competi.
tors. or two prizes for every five compel
ing.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The main Spanish naval feet 10 sx-
pscted to reach Porto Rico Friday or
Saturday, there TO take on coal and
steam toward Cuba. Before it can ever
get in sight Of Havana It must first fsht
and demolish the U. 8. Flying Squadroo
and North Atlantic feet.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

AT present estimation the war with
Spain is costing million dollars day
Who cares for expense. uncle is rich.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

ANOTHER victory and Spain will sue
f,r peace. The next victory will probab'
" take what remains OF her warships.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

All Odd Fellows. including ancient
and visiting brothers arc invited to meet
at Ola Fellows hall next Sunday even-
ing May 8 at 7:i5 sharp to sttond divine
worship at the opera house in . body.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Do not fail to come and hear the shout
ing tenor OF the Nashville Students tell
you how Joshua Fought the Battle a
Jerico.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

IT is to be hoped that no Delilah gets
hold of our Sampson and clips his hair.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06
We didn't Dewey a ting to 'em.

The Elk Mountain Pilot is indulging
in the luxury Of daily edition.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Last yeur sows properly. ~ yes
vast e make Q1lek sales, With
". %. S0aseea.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

The following letters remain In the
pnstD(Bce st Delta. April IL. 1898:
Rev. O. r. Merrill.
Il calling for thess letters pssass say
they ere advertised.
W. RAy 6snrsox, Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

TIE situation st Havana - sicAening.
Provisions sre % scarce that only tbs
wealthy can get them and many are
seasving 10 des.h. A dispatch bnst st
key west rep rts that the deaths IN
Hsvsss daily from stsrvstioo. ysllcw
fever and small pox Aooust up into the
hsndreisL The city = aIoost 10 state
a pssic ssd its psop,s bsyoed coatsOa q
H. military.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Protect y00r y0oog roSS
trees from lporers and Rabbits
with the 1B0ss protector. Fer
sale by 4. ". Carr.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06
TRAvELERs:-

TRAvELERs:-
II affords me pleasure to notify you
thai q THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
LINE has been established be,weeu
Colorado Springs and st. Louis, ROCK
ISLAND WABASH, the short line be.
tween thess points.
THROUGH SLEEPER will leave
Colorado 6prine~, daily. st 2:&5 ,. m.
and arrive at St. Louis the next day ss
6:15 p. IN. This trip through Missouri,
o,e oe the most interesting states in fhs
Onion, will b in daytime; the unattrsct.
i've portion of Ksns.s will t,e travcrse<I
during the night G. .M.HAnrsox, Con.
Dercisl Agent, l01S 18th Street.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

wAxrED-A girl for light houeework.
eddseo O. apply 70 Mn. A. b. Cosbin,
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

not be disappointed. An admission OF
| 15c will,be charged and for children two
,, for DC.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

Ths fsooss Nashville Stsdsnts male
quartet will appear With the NashviIIs
Students next Thursday st the opes.
hosss end sisg sIl their fsvosiie selee.
tsoGs. ieclsdiax the CsIIiops and their
Yodel soaga They also bsve . pev
Chiness soa8 this year sod their new
coscsit Coos where the Bssd 10 Play.
ing. ioitssisg bssd jssasussaoa. mckee
. tseoendoss bis every sigAe
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

fssk Sissess. opera boss, isc.
The Delta independent., 1898-05-06

From all sides of the qucs-
ton, there Is no American
writer of fiction more popu-
lar than
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows:
"hue-William NJ. Thompson and Nam
he }. Downs; Oscar Gabsch aud Elsie w,
hiess' benjamin c. Barr and Marion NJ.
Maruh' solomon j. Lee of Fairfax county,
va ana May ID. Greenlaw of Stafford
county va William O. Bergman and
Gwyndaline Gwyer; Frank D. Simons and
Aiice n. Grain; James Leroy Donaldson
and Hattie Ann Lunsford; Gilmore +. Rtcb-
ardson and Bessie NJ. Chism: Edmund VIII
son and virginia NJ HIM of Prince Georga's
county: Md: Charles f. Washington and
Alice r. Filgate; Samuel F. Shore and
Mary r. Nicholson
Coiored-Samuel Burles and Helen /.
buchahah: Abner Moore and Mary Hill
man John Scott and Emma Coleman: Benz
lamin Scott and Ella Pickett: William Me-
Cauley and Susie Powell: Frederick Rob-
ersoh ana Willie Ann Lewis: Thomas GRAY
Harper.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
HOPE ON, HOPE EVER.
After the Darkest Hour Come. the
Brfehtest Light.

There is little brightness In the sunlight for tho
man who finds that he has consumption. He
thinks. not unnaturslIy. that sentence of death
mas been passed upon him But it is fact that
Mn4e consumption in its last stages is incurnhle,
II may be cured II the right treatment BE- applied
at the right time.
Even 10 those familiar with its rnartt nrnv,s
fure Malt Whskey is object Il mingled adj
iirA.i"n ana establishment. by quIckening the cir
cuiau"n and by stopping in a large measure tha
WASTE oil nesh, II helps cousumptives back 10
although they have been long racked by the
cough and weakened by the night sweats
surely medicinal stimulsnt SO valuable in r,n-
sumption Ct nnot fail to recommend itself IN tho
COMMON colds from which. by the way. cspsgt,y-
tfon is frequently developed
Use Du1y's Pure Malt in this iickie autumn
weather.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Children's S New
Coats and Caps.

We have just received some very
pretty and dainty little Coats and
Caps for children in the latest eff
fects, and offer as special values the
following:
Children's Eiderdown Coats white pink. blue
ana spd TFed. Es trimmed Fsfb in brd 81 30 and S3z5
special lot Of Short Coats for babies in white
delicate tints and dark shades trimmed with
ribbon and fancy braids. These are hand c. 90
some goods ard special values Each. pO-OO
Children's Large Shirred silk Bounets c. -
various Colors. plain and fur trimmed. Ea. pl 81
Children's Closr-htting Bengaline silk Caps with
broad ties-pink. white. blue, brown. red, croO
navy and green Each. ch.................. pA-oo
Infants Shirred Caps, Of dainty cream silk
trimmed with plated net and baby rib CT ~
E-ch Observation-Disclosures. 1-SO
Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Chiidren's
Shoes.

Children's Shoes. opera toe. a good wear o,,,
ing shoe Sizes 70 1O1a- Per pair-...-. OOG
Sizes IL to 2 Per paIr.............. SII5
Misses Box Calf aud Straight Goat Lace
P.P PlPfs psir' feF school wear Sizes II to S2oo
Misses Lace and Button Shoes. extension sole
patent leather tip or tip of same. Sizes c, 4
II 10 2 A regular s.. 90 value. Per pair 9i.oS
Misses and Children's One-strap Slippers round
toe spring heel. kid and patent leather c. ~
ysmP- Sizes to s Per pair. Pi-Oo
Sizes ga to 1Ola Per pair............ ST. so
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
WOme MS
Undergo rn1ents.

Outing Flannel Short Skirts neat stripe.
rthe on bottom, French back. Each - $50.
Knit Petticoats. in solid colors with
fancy border. Each. Observation-Disclosures. SOC.
Black Sateen Petticoats one. two or
three rufies, tape at waist. Each SOC.
Black Sateen Petticoats extra wide uned
waist Each .-' ."pe 75c.
Black Sateen Petticoats. umbrella style
Each s, s',',.D.n r'e'-'n DUCK $Ioo
Women's FlaInelette Gowns Hubbard styIe
double yoke In back. five-p point collar neatly I'm
of coles. Each .....'...'. ..''. '"'ie's 75C.
Nomens ExtrT- size Muslin and Cambria Gowns
Hubbard style. d"utle yoke in back yoke in front
or tucks and insertion, rufTle of embroidery O. -
Oh neck and sleeves. pearl buttons Each 9l-oo
Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Corset Department.

l. c. Corsets. satesD. heavily bnned with :
bone, top finished with embroidery, black c
and white. Pair. .......-......... !
z. d. CorSets. eOutil, heavily boued two d
side steels. Pair ......--.......... !
W c c. COrsets, French ssteen. cut {
bias. low bust, long hips. Pair.
R & G. COrsets. coutil well boned extra
medium and short. black and white. {
NHAA
p y Corsets, gray coutil high bust
short hips. Pair. Observation-Disclosures.
C. b. Nursing Corsets, gray coutil, well
boned. Pair ...............
W. c. C. Corsets. eoutil, well boned
Second foor.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
MARRIED..

Nooo-STEPHENSoN. On Tuesday November IL
LS9s, at the parsonage Of Mckeudrae NJ r.
THY N. STEPHENSON and JOSEPH MOOD.
L. ). y.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

Thousands of situations have been .,b-
tanned through the want columns OF The
Star.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Our Great New Toy Bazaar

not surpassed equaed by Toy Store America
Plenty OF light plenty OF unmatched facilities excellent
and Toys Toy of Europe America
quantities and than beforehand
tce OF trash in the gathering.
Purchases be
Evening star., 1898-11-18
10 Receive Admiral SchIc

The people of Frederick have ARRANGED
Tor d great demonstration in honor of the
visit of Admiral Schley, who goes today in
his old home to remain until Monday. To-
morrow evening the admiral will have a
reception at the City Opera House. where
the mayor will preside. Previous to the re-
ceptlon there will be a street parade
Evening star., 1898-11-18

Handscme ubIe-breasted Suits. all-woo chev
lots and cassimerAs: light and dark brown and
gray mixtures: also navy blues-perfcct fitting and
splendid wearing. Sizes to 16 Value, $500.
Special price, $3.75.
All-wool Navy Blue 3-pece Short Pants Suits,
single or double breasted. neat stylish. dressy
and well made. Sizes 10 to 16 Value. Sc. 20
Special price, $500.
AIl-wool Fancy Mixed Cheviot Long Pants Suits
light and dark cnlors; pieces. coat and long
PANTS well .lade and in the very latest style.
Sizes Il to -. Value, So T5 to $3.50.
Special price, $500.
If you want Sailor Suit for your boy we can
show you an elegant line comprising all the diff
ferent styles Of materials and trimmings plain or
elaborate hraidings; all well made and cut in
latest effects. 50 different styles at least to choose
from. Sizes 3 to u.
S3.75 to SI2.OO.
Other styles of Fancy Suits the most popular
and the most exclusive-heautiful goods richly
trimmed and braided. The pretty suits we sold
you last season have been improved this year with
out an increase IN price Brownie and ''Etons''
In prufusiOn- Sizes TO 9.
S3Z5 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Children's
Millinery

We are devoting particular atten-
ton to Misses and Children's Hats
this season, and ask inspection OF
our very beautiful line.
Trimmed Hats.
Comprising the very latest and most becoming
effects. ranging in price from
S3Z5 to 5000 each.
Also Childrcn's Polka Dot Tam o'Shanters. in
tiue, red and green, with pretty qui1ls --c
tntFimmed Flats and Picturesque Poke c, -
and Round Shapes. Zach <3l.ZO
Second
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Bows Clothing.

Boys All=Wool Combination Suits
Combination Suit with match:
strictly awoO Scotch Chevot double breasted well made and well
fitting double and knees different styles select
from;
Special Price, $500. Regularly, $500.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

One lot of Jointcd Dolls. 13h inches high
bisque head. flowing hair. shoes and stock
ings, Each h.............. ................. 2Oc
special lot Of kestner's kId-body Dolls. cork
stuffed. bsque head. curly wig, closing
eyes. shoes and stockings Each. ...... SOC
A special value in Kestner Dolls II inches
high. full ball jointed curly wig shoes and
stockings, closing eyes, bisque head ex- d.
posed teeth. Each. Observation-Disclosures. 'ol.Oe
Infant Dolls, neatly dressed dresses all hand
made, complete with bootees and cap. o.
"
A special lot of Juvenile Books 15
kinds. Each Observation-Disclosures. lOe
special lot Of Drawing and Painting re-
Books. kinds Each ch................ o~
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Woodward @nd LOthrOpe
F N. W.
Saturday is Childrem's Day.

Everything Wearing Apparel for the children just much
pains taken have right quality style and hn1sh
as are given to the grown folks goods.
We make these Saturday sales special feature and the one
planned of than ordinary
Evening star., 1898-11-18

1t pays to read the want columns Of The
star Hundreds of situations are dlled
| through them.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
| A New Fad
I'm Umbrellas

Is called the Opera" The cord and
tassel runs through an opening in
the handle and is fastened with
small silver ball Silver plate with
antique raised initials is attached to
the tassel. Heavy twilled silk and
fine levantine silk.
$500 and $500 each.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

Raymond's Extension Roller Skates Per o
pair Observation-Disclosures. 0sC.
day ''Aof,ie. the most popular game Of to. SI.5o
White Enamel Doll Cribs Each. 25C.
waodsn ba1. Each. ms pu. up IN nea. 25c.
Daisy Air Rifles. Eieh.....-..-.-..-- SI.oo
teed i'G' to sweep G &rge' Each s"es<fs soaran 25c
We carry special line Of the Famous kest-
ner Dolls. in eleven sizes all ball 1onted. shoes
and stockings, curly wig, closing eyes. exposed
teeth This is one Of the finest grade of dolls
Each Se1 At '...I-. a moderate pIiee SIOO to S405
Full Juinted Kid Body Dolls. cork stuff
ed KestHer make, closing eyes curly CT 10
Fourth uOUr.
Evening star., 1898-11-18
Glove
Special.

Women's 2-clasp Black KID
Gloves, with white stitching, soft and
elastic A very excellent value.
SIOO d pair
First
Evening star., 1898-11-18
HngrOWimg Nails

cured scientifically in a few days. No blood
drawn; no nails pulled: soreness cure
guaranteed in ever case.
Prof. ]. ]. GEORGES & son. Foot Specialists,
1115 Pa. ave. Hours. to 8; Sundays, to IT,
Eo1S-10d
Evening star., 1898-11-18

All-wool Handmade Sweaters Each .. 81 90
Knitted Tam O'Shanters for gills. Each. 25c.
Scotch Tam O'Shanters. imported. Each. Soc.
Stocking and Tob i-gau Caps Each. ...,.-. 25c.
SILK Roman striped Touues Each. ........ T5c.
Blue Cloth Sailor Tam O'Shanters Each. Doe.
Golf Caps plenty of style. Each. SOC.
FaI ntleroy Houses Each ch............... E0c
Underwaists-'tH & w or Double Wee. soc.
Rovs Stockings ? pairs for............... 25c.
UnIaundered Shirt Waists Each. ........ soc.
I.auntierc,i Shirt Waists Each. f5c.
An-wool Separate Pants. navy blues and
fancy mixtures. Pc pair. Ioc.
Bicycle Pants. Per pair. r...................$1.I rs
Evening star., 1898-11-18

Boys Heavy Winter Overcoats and Refers, in
all the best styles. Every garment is we'll made,
of selected material. that is guaranteed to stand
hard wear. We have two very special values in
Winter Goats well worthy Of your inves estigatiOn.
50 Very Stylish All-wool Covert Cloth, Irish
Frieze and BlGe Kersey Top Coats. cHt in very
latest fashion; beautifully made; silk-stitched
seams; full backs; tan. brown, blue and black.
Sizes to 16
Special price, $500.
Evening star., 1898-11-18

60 Navy Blue Chinchilla Refers, guaranteed all
wool and fast color; plaid Innings; ulster collar
to turn up in stormy weather to protect ears and
throat made very full and cut inches longer
than the regular of REFERS Sizes to l6
Value $500.
Special price, $500.
The herald., 1898-08-12

A. Y. Pearson, formerly Of the Burbank
Thaater management, is in Omaha at the
Trans Mississippi exposition.
The herald., 1898-08-12
Funeral of Captain Laycock

The funeral services of the late Captain
Thomas F. Laycock were held yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at the First M. e..
church, conducted by the Loyal Legion,
Bartlett-Logan post, G. A. R., Army and
Navy League. Odd Fellows and 1ndepend-
emit Order of Foresters. Rev. VIII A.
Knighten made appropriate remarks, and
a male quartet sang several selections.
Captain Laycock was held in high esteem
by his comrades of the Grand Army, and
he had filled many important positions In
their orga ni.ation. The auditorium of the
church was reserved for the relatives and
orders of which he was a member. and the
gallery was filled with friends and mem
bers of the Woman's Relief Corps. The
funeral cortege was escorted to Evergreen
cemetary by the Veteran Fife and Drum
Corps, and services at the grave were con-
Quoted by Bartlett-Logan post.