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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
GRAND FORKS TOWNSHIP SOLD.
british Columbia Parties VIII Put
s2oo. 900 improvements There.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post intelligeneer.
GRAND FORKS Il. G. Nov. zs-The
largest deaf ever consummafad in Southern
British Columbia was closed IN this city
Yesterday, whereby TIE original fowrslte
Of the city ef Grand Forks. the north add
ton containing some 80 acres and the
I3ekfes addition. 10 the east ~ me arig{~
raj Sownstfe. containing ~ acres, ard l35
acres of urp,atied land lyine 80 the south
a. the town. IN, inside the city limits and
owned by John a. Manly becomes 1he
property 80 an Eastern syndicate repre-
scented by Richard Armstrong president Of
the Grand Forks Beard % Trade, ara J. Il
AcArthar. president Of tire Beard Of Trade
OF kaSSiari.
The purchase price ~ the above pTorer-
lies is ses-f.H and was strictly cash deal
The purchase % TIE Grand Forks town
site and over 80 acres - lana al ssinins
the city by MessrS. Arms rsng Macarthur
ara associate. means niuth Tor Grand
Forks.
Mr Armstrong SAYS tsat Bis company ha.
a reserve fana ~ go e5rs which sum thsv
propose 20 sxpe-d In buildings IN srAnt
farks within fhs next year.
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Steamer City OF Topeka is due from
Skagway.
Steamer Charles Nelson is due from San
Francisco.
Steamer Queen Is due from San Fran
cisco today.
Steamer Utopia is expected TO arrive
from Skagway today.
Steamer Cmatilla departs for San Fran
cisco at O'clock this morning
Steamer Leelenaw is the only vessel
loading at the Pacific Coast bunkegs.
British ship Belford has hauled In 10 the
West Seattle elevator. and Il loading wheat
for the United Kingdom.
Steamer Rapid Trans., sailed for Comox
yesterday to load coal for the Puget sound
naval station At Bremerton.
Torpedo boat Rowan goes TO the Pc ri
Orchard dry dock today 10 receive q new
wheel before having her trial trip.
Steamer Dora is nearly through her re-
pairs al Morans and will sail for San
Francisco In a day or two. She Is receiv-
ing new stem and bowsprit.
Schooner Bessie E Stevens, receiving
her finishing touches at the Merchants
wharf, Will proved to San Francisco next
week 10 load a cargo for, probably, the
Eaw allan islands.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Of the Yrawi%y Company


Nothing could excel 10 sincerity the hear
slness of the reception given r. Daniel
Frawlay and Blanche Bates on their ap-
f<afance at the Seattle thenter las. even
ing N Gen, Kings c1medy-tranla. Fort
Frayne." Mr.. FrawIey ard his company
have established themselves as favorites In
this community, and In addition To their
great popularity. an additional attraction
Is furnished the present engagement By the
presentation of four new playa ~ less.
they are plays never produced in Seattle
and 70 that extent new to the regular the
aisr-goers For. Frayne,'' given last
evening, has a number OF strong dramatic
situations, with rich vein OF refined hui
NOR running through each of the four
ing pictures OF army iise at frontier post
~ wyoming, 1t meets the present popular
national enthusiasm for plays OF A patri-
oic character The story OF love and war
Ia simply and well told. and there il an
intense heart interest la the character OF
nelen Iaunfon, as presented by blanche
Rates. that appeals to all. ard sufficiently
EYES OF those not Electrically hlase. Miss
hafss emphasized her previous success In
Ssatie by her easy grace and the general
magnetism Of her personality. and was hon
Ord with repeated curtain calls Mr.
frawley. good IL everything appeared es-
TIE henors with Miss Bates
Lack Of space precludes meutiount In
oessil the several points OF excellence pos
sssed ny the members Of the rornuany.
sanice II TO say that IL ts stronger than
ever before, and gave general Satisfaction
sst evening.
Tonight the company viii appear In a
curtain raiser. "A Backwoe4,s petto,haf"
and the comedy OF An Unconventional
Honeymoon
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MAKING REPAIRS
TO THE CAPITOL,
view carpet, Heing Laid and the
Legislative Rooms Placed
I'm Decent Condition

saeeiai IfFVatca - the pcst-iasfllsgencor.
,Vl~fAffA. Noe. 34~Stsse Secretary
<eaksas - having the old capitol building
psi IN as sooa condition as possible far the
.saAne leg siai.ye srssi n. TIE state f n
saAfsas VAS disgusting ere the carpets
.NSi's Sc r9fteg e v8s impossible - clean
1'ssfa' window psres shattered ana IN.
saele place damp ava filthy Secretary
Ssassns - ssvlas some new carpets lala
" tie seHA.e chamber snd shs rco>1< nor
ssFAt cleaned ana aired II will cost
s'Sst 81 iso 70 pu' the hAiliax In tvaa
sosntariahle oeaditHn
There IS ~ fund tor th's purpose. suss he
safkmen must take ;heir eaAaess Of the
ssnsEs ~ stature r-'rlhurslng them faT
sn%ir material and u Der. T7sts Is poor eccn-
siht. As tae secretary Is 5f.igef 10 allow s.Ie
sssa ars-~ As.ss than II laey aere not
" ia y sF1 - risk cf nos getting them
@1set eF The lsei$latare Wnstsver nev
sseiTts al Furniture Secretary feak -
ssMaft4laSes El ha procured 18th y view -
sSsaE b 'h' DNN capitol fixes.
,.SsTeJAFN JeHkins states snat this MI ~
ss* last s.1-=r ~ We3cA z Nlll h. p.sssiba
- as Re S. .HlAisr<. as Z \ actually m
ANa t-Hefys are rotsins ara sr- sIah3a
I, sc aN :. lhe tNNat % q big sf0gs l.
- fhe crsaiSsi q faS event 81 fa..-
X serurN At app0cHr alter ssrtssenf
Pee tSe cAgitei AN}f3 ne as plsrnsa4
~ &c rs@&nsdteHt foundation already ia =
9r.T story * tile csGes sNcSla D.
- - sor temporary uxes ami q apes ~ see
S7 saeh bi3 passed hy ne legislature.
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years: 1881. October Il; 1859. November as;
1879. November s; 1881. November Il; 1876,
November S: 1855 November s. 1857. Octc-
Der "a: 1885 October q: 1889 November %:
1890. October s: 1891 November u; 1S92. Ne
veynher :. fs93 October g; 1924. November
%: 1895 November 81; 1896. November 10;
1897. November :: 1898. November I.
The settlers on Fox island aud along the
north shore OF Haie's passage have organ
lied a law and order society. This IS done
for mutual protection agains. petty thieves.
Night signals have been arranged by which
neehhors may be hastily summoned In ease
OF need The farmers are determined TO
rid the community of thieves, and offenders
caught will meet with swift re.ribution.
John A. johnson, a Swedish miner. at
Burnett was run over and killed about n
mile west Of Buckley Sunday evening.
Johnson had spent Sunday at Buckley and
was returning to Burnett via the railroad
track OF the Northern Pacific When the
east-bound passenger approached he step
ped out OF the way of the express, only TO
be struck down and horribly mangiei by
The west-bound helper which was proceed
ing down grade al rapid rate of speed.
Dr. Johnson, chronic disease specialist
scheuerman block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25
CAPT. TROUTMAN
DIMES THE DODE'S MEN.
Only Thanksgiving Dinner ON the
Water ErOnt-New Steamer to
Soon BE Launched.

To Capt. p. Troutman belongs the dis
tiEctIon of giving the only Thanksgiving
dinner on the water front yesterday. He
had a magnificent spread ia the dining
room of his new steamer Dode. lying at
the Central dock. and had as guests the
twenty men who are at work finishing the
fine little Hood canal craft. Goose, turkey
and other choice yiands were served, and
all voted in declaring II as elegant q dim
ner as they ever enjoyed in their lives. Mrs
Troutman, who soon expects TO apply fox
a masters license. made an admirable
hostess
The Dode IL receiving her finishing
touches and Will so on her trial trip IN
about ten days. On the first run Capt
Trou:man will have lCp invited guests who
will be taken over the scenic route up
Hood canal to Union City.
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Notice Is hereby given Of the following
changes made n the oroyage Of the Column
bsA river, which affect the Last Of Beacons
AID Buoys. Pacific Coast ISL
Columbia river, ship channel acrcss .he
bar as TAR as Astoria. Or, page - ClAsscp
spit buoy, No. {. On November Is the posi-
ton Of this buoy. hrst-c,ass nun. was
changed. and II IS now naoored IN forty-dve
feet Of water % mark the north edge OF
Ciatsop spit
Fort Stevens wharf post ight-E. 8. e.
ne.
Cape Disappointment lighthouss-N. w.
By ".
McGowan's wharf fouter end,-E. n. E.
Columbia river. main ship channel from
Tongue Point 10 Jim Crow Point. page i2.
West side OF channel buoy No. o. On No
yember - this buoy. = black second-ciass
spar was discontinued
By order OF the lighthouse board.
GEORGE c. REITER,
Commander, L. s N, Lighthouse In
specfor.
Office OF United States Lighthouse IN
spector. Portland. Oregon. Nov. o. 1895
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25

OMAHA. Nov. 24-Cattle-Receipts. leo
head. Market active and stronger Native
beef steers. 81. 30di5 80: Western steers, s. 70
a. 80; Texas steers, $3.5oQ3 so: cows and
aeifers, Sdi; stockers and feeders. S.. i03
40: bulls and stays, s225G3l5
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market a
shade higher. Heavy. s. 4s's9a50: mixed,
s.; 4513 Al: light. $3.EisGa55; bulk OF
sheep-Receipts, 500 heal Market.
strong Fair 70 choice natives. s. 7olI l. 10:
fair TO choice Westerns. $S.5eI4: common to
stock sheep, SAGA. s.. lambs. $4G35. %.
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Specir ri-nstcs - gs- Pes3-Trsrla!rerc
SO<LTN Noy. %--Tne,aes Hudson a
coas miner. severely injured 81 = slspe
Of Nc I mine tAss afternoon BY ,sN II
Fa-sk from ire rcof Wis n.si was Ia f{v
crushed. ard Ne also sustained a SAP
weuAa almost ene&rcslux the hesS and -
qusrtcr serty-stx stitches. He = 90 nx Wei
hnt IS eyesEn. i Grohaeiy intared.
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Bont House Imprayemsu

The Seattle boat house a. the foot az
Spring street. is being extensively ranalrr,i
and altered. : new office and waiting room
" h*inr erected On the shore enf, and n4w
pies un3ernsaih will prevent the seas wash
Tag ever II in heavy storms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25

TBE moaer- railway rain has every
ronT.n eGra. We sleen anA dine YecHur
sn 80 Fteae.t upholstery IN the best ea Al g.
wer. ths; Csu 30 alIs!f - ss 10 riiA - stsy
We are 4rs~s ~ engines shSt never break
rs NJ sNsr sal{& rG&dSefs aas shFgs.ls u
sccne<y varied a. continent ryese5,ts
e,l~, Is tNN Markham Earsae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25

Steamer Skagit Chief, which operated on
the Sfickeen river during the last season.
has gone on the Seattle Everett Tacoma
run, after undergoing a general overhaul
ing at Tacoma.
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ssruction, now &c the hansIg of the state
printer. will show the following statistics
for the year 1897.
Whole number Of school districts in
the state -. -. ......-........... I.s4s
Number Of school districts organized
aarfng me year -.-...>....s-..-..--.. Is
Number districts maintaining school
The required time 49,. ............. 1878
Total number Of school houses in
the STATE -. .....-.......-.......... 1854
Number OF school houses built DUR
ing year -. ........ .............. s.
Number rooms maintained ........... alta
Number teachers enrolled In insfi-
,utes -. -. ....~.........-........ s7si
Total number Of teachers employed. g. rs
Average salary 81 male teachers. 81 II
Average salary OF female teachers. IS s.
Total amount permanent school fund
invested in county bonds $50. .Sss opo
School bonds 49,. ................. q I'D
School warrants 49,. -.............. $1,000
The superintendent OF public instruction
has made ruling TO the effect that board
OF directors may expend the current funds
OF the district in employing special teach
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-25

TIE shasta Route tsFouTA California Is
tAs popaiar route Ezsr ard Scafa a; tAis
season - re year, Rates same as osar
NoFGhera M-es~ TseSet egs4cs sfs Esrss
avenue Seattle, wash.
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BHt.NtTIf,S.

nenu'y United States Marshal H w
iyier went 20 Spokane Yesterday on Off
ciai business
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Spaniah FOurs.

MADRID, Nov. 2l-Spanish tours closed
today AZ l3s
PARIS. Nov. A-Spanish As closed at
AZ :3..L
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, Nov. 24-Cgosing quotations
Canadian Pacific. stu; Grand Trunk. "a
bar silver. dun at q l3-1sd; money, 2a2l:
per cent
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GYNoPsIS

Seattle Local Report xirnurn temper
atare. ~ degrees, minimum. Is mean II
Weather partly cloudy, rainfall "a az al
inch.
G. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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Biennial REPORT or SCHOOLS

"sFens Funds May ne Used I'm Em-
rfesfnE special Teachers.
sssS@Ai nsGssfcA BE SHe ross-faE4}tsgencer.
pa - ~ Nov. .a-- TIE eaeEsfai regsss /
TIE state superintendent 81 r2allS ia
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Nov "A, 1858.
Fair weather
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICIJI-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
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". If. RUSSELL. Lssssa and Manager.
week commencing Sunday. November 81
Matinee Saturday a. 10
Tsfw Eastsrn Success this time TIE
Laughing Success u the Season.
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Or. johnson, chronic disease specialist
scheuerman block.
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Two Married Men

Ey George r. ESeson
A grand Company - Comedians Special
scenery. Sov>i s2eciaItles. Sparkling Wit.
Pretty C!EA
Regular prices Seats on sajs daily.
'IAoas, Main SSs.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-02

Notice 10 hereby given that ths
Democratic Convention Of the 7th Judi.
cial district is called 10 meet at Delta
Colo. on Monday September 18th Al
3 PM, for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for Judge Of tho 7th
Judicial district and the transaction ol
such other business - may come before
tho convention.
The following 10 the appointment o(
delegates to said convention: Delta 6
Gunnison 8. Hinsdale 3. Mesa Q, Mont.
rose s. Ouray 8. San Miguel 9.
A. F. RERvEs, Chairmau
Attest: J. L. ATKINSON. Secy.
0ssiIsstsa Rssss. assss Reduced uss
chasSsl.
On and after August 14th eli elassss
of tickets will be honored on tho Bur.
linston's Chicago Special without sddi.
tiopal charge, the extra fass having been
abolished.
On the same date, . stights eAaseu
will b made in The Specials schedule
It viii leave Dsoves st 0.15 s.a- rssch.
Ing Chicsgo at AZ the next sftsenoon-
In time 70 eoansct with sfiesnooa and
evening trains Tor the Atlantic sssboard
- wsll - Tor such comparatively nearby
points q Detroit, Indianopolis, Louis
vile, Cleveland, Cincinsati aad DuAaD6
We ass not Tie lasgsse grocery ia
The eounty but our stoek b ~ ssd
cIssn and osr prices right
Dslts Csssty Mssssssils CSopasy.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-02
sn asa Massgs dovni.n vss CON-

ars. ana EsdssCs DOWNFALL vss CON-
pleta.
AL this. % course. vas duly carried
10 Athsrtop. vho w>s an interested lis
tensr, and all this did Maynard Learn
direct from Cook. for the question Of
the identity of Boston and his relation
TO Nathalie Baird had become vital in
Naynard's eyes. Through him 4. great
measure had the girl he loved beea
cleared Of all suspicion Of oomplicity
In or knowlsdgs Of the burglaziea
Through him. God willing and helping.
shs should b shown 20 the men and
wome en- Of thas garrison. especially t,e
women. and more especially Mrs. TuS-
ner and Mira Raymond, as one 20 pure
and good aud noble that no one Of their
number could ever again think i'll Of
her, and 70 do this he must solve the
problem Of her strange relationship.t0
that unpeeposssssing stranger.
For Nathalies letter had well nigh
made him desperate. II was brevity IL
self. II was almost bitter in its hope
lssnsss. "Even had you no ties Of your
own" she wrote. II have been-and
for all I know may still be-so bound
that the cTuelest suspicious have a.
tached to me. and. though You are gen.
erous. magnanimous. and make no al
lusion to this. know you know it. and
can be wife to no man"
What abe meant by ties Of his own
other than those that drew him to the
father and ulster at homo he did not
understand. Never for moment did b
S-n.,,, <h.k n-ooa h~A ~,<,.,o ~ (>R - n,
make Nathalie believe that there was .
love affair-an engagement with some
girl whom he had known long before
his meeting with hes. Wha4 must b
done was TO lind that man Boston II
alive OF the proofs Of IL II he were dead.
and On this matter he talked long and
eagerly with Cook. who ooald give lit
tie encouragement.
"If Mis- Baird has no idsa whAt ha1
become Of him, I'm sure havsa'k "
mid the man from Dsnve1 with cold
flooded, matter Of fsCt and professional
bluntness. "You dropped On 70 . mighty
good piece of svidenos BY stzsak o(
very good luck. Mr.. Maynard Psrhaps
your luck win hold out sttll lonssr. ]
hope IL may"
All the sams hs thought 1t woaldn't Z
and was willing 20 bet for Cook hsd
his weaknesses - we'll - other men. II
hs oouldn't ind Boston. how would q
stripling lieutenant be able 10?
June came and with II . summons
that Maynard could not but have ex-
pected, yet that gFisvsd him sossly.
"Como at once. Failing fast, weeo ths
- - A~A
The Delta independent., 1898-09-02


Pursuant to the order oe Tie -
county convsntion the psinasiss a TAs
Peoples Party are hereby called 70 -
hsld In the several precincts e Dsata
county On 6sptsabse 3rd looo ~ ~
purpose Il voting by ballot upso ~
proposition oe the adoptisa q ~
Crawfoed systso oe Pinasiss.
Also Sos the pusposs oe sIsstisg -
dslsgats from sacA psseiset y altsa1
the Peoples Party stats ssavsstiee -
b hs1d espesabss M st Csosssas
Springs. Colorado.
Also 70 elect Dsjegasss - ~ RseDlss'
Party county coovsetioa 70 b hsId q
Delta, Colorado 6sptsmbss loth lsoe for
the purposs of slscting delegates 70 The
Senatorial. Representative and Jsdieial
conventions Of said party end 70 noui.
nate
One candidate for county Commissionsr.
One candidate for county Asssssos.
Ono candidate for county Judge.
Also to elect . county central com
mittse an6 transact such other bull.
ness - may legally come before the
convention.
Tho vote upon the Crawford system
shall be by ballot.
And 1t 10 recommended BY the com.
mittee that tho delegates also be elected
by ballot. And that the polls b held
open for the reception oe votes from
o'clock am. until o'clock pm.
The several precincts are entitled to
representation in the county convention
- follows:
Precinct No. Five Delegates.
Precinct No. 2 Four Delegates.
Precinct No. Two Delegates.
Precinct No. 4 Five Delegates.
Precinct No. Two Delegates.
Precinct No. 8 Seven Delegates.
By order Of central committee
WI. 0AUxT, Chairman.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-02

Frontier Day. Chsysnss. Wa. -
tsmbsr 5th. 1893. Following sutAssins1:
From state points 70 Chsysass asd ~
turn. open rate of ons standasd f.ss =
Denver addsd to rate Of ea0o tesAsss1
BY the Unios PaciAc RailsasA - . ~
ing rate. Tickets 70 b On sale 0sp1an.
bse Ath. With anal limit a aspaanhss
7th. 1888. Going psasags to hagis a
date a sals; eontinuous panaes II -
direction.
Grand Army q ths Rspuhais Asseisg
at Cincinnati. Ohio. 6sSlsobss 8 = n
1888. A rate oe e3l.ao b sauthnsi.sd fssa
Denver. Colorado Springs and Pushle 70
Cincinnati. Ohio. and return. 6slling
dates Sept. 2d. Sd and eth. and for nosa
ing trains oR thebth. to arrive In Chieaeo
nections.
State Convention. Dsmocsstic, Rupu.
list and Silver Republican Parties. II
Colorado Sprinss. Sept. 9th. lsea Al
open rate Of ono lowest Arst-class s1sad.
ard fare from points within the state h
authorised to Colorado SpIings and re'
turn. Selling dates from points west a
Salida and Leadville. Sept. 8th. and Ia
addition thereto from points within 1b0
miles Of Colorado Springs. Sept. oh
Final limit OF all tickets sold. Sept 12tA
Tickets to be limited 10 eontinuous pas.
sage in each direction.
Knights OF Pythias Meeting at 0lsa.
wood Springs. Sept. l3 70 IL ls0A. A
open rate of one standard fare for II
round trip 10 authorised fFoa Deistu
within the state 10 Glenvood and return
Final limit of tickets to b Sept II. l1ol
Going passage to commence on date a
sale. continuous passage In each difse
ton.
Fruit Day. Canon City. Sept. 16tA end
10th, 1893. Tho rate for the round txir
from Delta to Canon will b $50. ssll
ing days Sept. Is and 16 Final Limit b
return Sept, 10.
Grand Lodss A. r. and A. II. Dsavss
Sept. 70 and n. 1898. A rate oeoas snd
one nth fare on tho esrtihcats plan fFoa
points within the stats 10 Denver end
return 10 authorised psoviding thsss On
ffty or more in attendance. CestiAsatsl
to be available Sept. II to n inclusive
Western Slope Fair at Montross. Sept
u to q, 1888. A rate Of 800 for ~
round trip will b made from Dslta.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-02

Hts one 0Ndffor had covered Ne Syduo
fucc Dtth hzs hands.
ter behind the flag drsped coffin whea
they neared the grave. CoDvulsively she
clung 10 Ronald, sobbing snd unnerved,
as tho comrades Of the Grand Army
fired their volleys over the veterans .
bier. Plaintively she bovered about him
during the days be remained there, set
tling the Affairs Of his fathers humble
estate, and then he told her that psE-
sonal business would compel him 70
leave for awhile, but she would have
where was Gertrude? She had not been
to the house; he had not ssen her since
the day of the funeral, and then only
for minuts. Grace merely didn't
know. "She came much les frequent
ly Of late," and Ronald vaguely felt
that IL was bstt0 20, yet wondRsd as
the cause.
And now ct Last tho sister aGksd no
question, intefpossd no objection 10 his
going. Well she knsw that tho dssp
SORROW in his brave young face was
there befoee their fathers death, ard
that much Of IL was her doing We'll
sbe knew that she had that 70 assWR
foe which he never yet suspe0esd
Well she knsW that sboaA he lean
thas in her ovsFweening sepss Il hse
duty in the case 10 hsd blacksned the
good name Of Na4halie Baird In hG sgv-
citation 10 Captain Wsltsfs bef bsueh-
r's love would 90 % had tbe old 1aith
md trust He was master now. Whas
woald he ny when ths whole truth
cape 10 liShti
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The Delta independent., 1898-09-02
Tl0D8B LAND ACT JUHE ., ls5o.
UOeoeO GDe Rubsee0slO0.

1lUDIB kAND ACT JUNE ., 1879.
W0eeeo eOe Pubsseasl0o.
U.0. LASp Oyyies At MoHrnssE. Cois.,l
July I. 1Aea.
xsescs = hersby given that In coG piianee Win
the pgovisions Of the oct Of ConGrsss Of June >.
lS7s entitled IAN ees for the ale Of ftinber iands
y the states of CsliSngaia, oregon. Nevada an1
Weehingtse TerTiteFy," - extended t. all the
rsoolc Lad states By act d August 4, fes9,
DA0uEk ". 0M1NNE0,
- Oseta, county Of Delta state (oe tefTftosyt ef
Cs6ossds. has this tsy aled IN tAis oihes bis
0Uem asssDsns Nc. - fos the Purchass II The
eW.KN: ". Y q sec,ieE Ne; = !a townshiH
Ne. - n, RsnGS No, u W., n. y. r. y. and viii
0oG9 peo6l 70 sheW that the land sought 10 noSs
vslssSls for Ne tnbss or stone than o. sgricuitu.
nj peSposes, an1 n establish his eiain 70 MD
Nd bsfore the ReGister and Itsceiver ef this
soes = Msotssss: Colo. On Friiay. the M day
h names - WitDeases:
NaFs1a kAssl, rrAsk Long Rranh Campbell.
Al1URt Aeief06, Ill a Delta. Colorado.
Any end I'll pssseas claiming adver.rly the
aAOvo described Iands are requested 10 dlc their
e1ains IN thle once On " before aid yth dsy of
september, 1ses.
J. 4. LAYTON, Register.
rYine pub. July .; last pub. Sept. .. isos.l