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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
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has arrived at Norman's,
"T ii f. L PROV y STORE"
with 4 largo and pretty assortment
/ Of Toys and Christmas Goods, now
! ready for inspection and at lowest
: cash prices.
GIVEN FREE
: 10 cakes best quality Laundry Soap,
{ II boxes Matches, = packages best
Java and Mocha Coffee, or II package
+ Choice Mixed Candies, with every
dollars orth of Jcwclry, Silver,
. China and Fancy Goods you buy.
Lots OF music and good time at
/ TIE UPTOWN STORE.
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81, 100000 Hotel For ,Frisoo,

P1,UVV,VVO H0toI Hor 'Hf1soo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 98. Tho Exam.
iper says that 1t is the intention Of the
Orooker Estate company to erect a
modern fiseproof hotel to cost about
81. 100000 at Vanness svenue and Sut.
tor streets. in this oity.
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WANTED,

INOR CASII-lIickory, Dogwood, Per
II simmon, Walnut Logs. Southern
Hardwood Co., =. Q. Box, Charleston,
:. G. Dec. 2S, iSH0-52-}
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Amos, everybody who reads the news
p',cr Is sure to know Of the wonderful
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Alliance Notice.

Alliance Notice.
Bounty Land Alliance will hold its
first regular meeting for 1900 at Bounty
Land school house on Saturday, the
sixth day of January next, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. All the brethren are earnestly
requested to be present, as there will be
important business to tranSact-clcc-
ton Of officers for tho ensuing year and
elect delegates to County Alliance, to
close the business Of this year and
formulate plans for ncxt, mako arrange
mcntS for purchasing guano. etc. Don't
forget that it is the day for paying
annual dues. Tho brethren will take
due notice thereof and govern them
selves accordingly.
Y. G.. L>NGsroN, President.
\. III. Ellison, Secretary.
A Comparison.
Brother farmer, look at this statement.
These arc solid facts. The extract is
cullcd from the lola (KanS.) Democrat.
1t says:
''Onc year ago ten bushels of corn
would buy 100 pounds Of harbed wire.
To-day it will take twenty bushels to
buy that amount of wire. One year ago
len bushels Of corn would buy Il keg of
nails; to-day it will require twenty
bushels. Nails have doubled in price.
Lumber has gone 'out of sight, and farm
implements arc away up. Has the price
Of your wheat, corn, cattle, hogs or any
other prod uct doubled i'll the last year o
'Mckinlcy'S proSpcrity?'
Corn is cheap IN Kansas, VIC all know,
but prices of things the farmers need
have been constantly on the rise since
Rldical Mckinley was in ia lguratcd
President Of the United States. Now, if
good Billy Bryan is the next Democratic
nominee Cor President, let MS all do our
best 10 elect him. Mckinley will do his
best, but let us do him one better We
all have friends or relatives in other
States. Write to them, telling them 10
get on the right line. Get ll'cm to get
their friends right, and all VIII be we'll
lou have friends you have not written
1t will make these long winter nights
glide swiftly by. Give this matter push.
Robbed the HraYe.
4 startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver, Of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
II was in Il most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunkcn,
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appctitc--gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately, a
I. lend advised trying Electric Bttcrs,
and to my great JOY and surprise, the
first bottle made Il decided Improvement
| continued their use for thico weeks
and am now Il well man. know they
saved my life and robbed the grave of
another victim. No one should fail to
fry them. Only 80 cents per bottle AT
all (lrun stores in the county.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder, uric acid rou.
bcS and 5rightS Disease, which is the wors,
form Of kidney trout ).
Or. Kilmcr's Swamp-Root Is not re-,
commended for everything but If you have kid
ncy, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the rcmcdyyou need lthas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the helpless too poor TO pur,
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of thu paper
who have no, already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp Root and hoW 10
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and f>(Tr
send your address to a{alIiE;Y.k AZ a, -.
Or. KlIner & CO. Bing HsSSl.alRH g. k..siiiELtE .ssiiE ga
han,on. n. 7. The Try 3stR:lS.SR R:l:s.SsSR w |: |:
regular iitty cent and Homo of Swamp .ROop
dollar sizes arc sold by all good druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

= Thu IHulo.l1onH
8gf8 how Ruoh as to encourage tho oom.
mittee which has undertaken to COLLECT
tho fund In tho hope If the contributions
continue at the present rate they will be
able to Garry out tho idea of making the
fund Christmas present to Lawton 8
family. The total reported this morn.
ing was $7.4I0b b5.
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1'utt's Liver Pills
------------s -.
Nntiounl PnrN AssOcintion.

National Park Associations
RALEIGH, Dec. 20.-Tho state has
chartered the Appalachian National
Park association, with headquarters at
Ashevillo. 1t Is for tho promotion and
maintenance by tho United States of O.
national park and forest prosorvo in and
among tho southern Appalachian moun-
tnina
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Small But Effective,

was tho little Monitor that met the
Mcrrimac at Hampton Roads. So too
are DR.. PiCrcc'S Pleasant Pellets, ciIcc-
tive in .onGucring thc--diScasc. When
you take a pill its an important point
to have them small-pIovidcd they have
equal strength and efficacy. You find
what you want in these littlc liver pills
of DR.. Pierce. They're put up in Il bet
ter way, and they act in a better way,
than the hugo old-faShi"ncd pills. What
you want when you're call out Of sorts"
grumpy, thick-hcadcd and take a
gloomy view Of life, is thcsn "pcllclS," :"
to clear np y"dr system and start your
liver into hcalthful action. Sick head
ache, constipation. Indigestion, bilious
attacks, and all arrangements Of tho
liver, stomach and bowels, arc prevented
relieved and cured. Put up in glass
valS, and always fresh and reliable.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

cures made by DR..
kilmer'S Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
II is the great mcdl-
caltriumph Of the nine.
tccnth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Dr.. kilmcr, the cmi-
ncnt kidney and bIad.
lpr cDcri1lict opj ID
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

Judge Andorson Is Dead.
MACON. Doc 20. Judge Clifford An.
derson died Mt his homo on Orange
street last night He was ono of the
beat known lawyers In the south.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

During the present year 90 cotton
mills were established In South Oaro.
lima with capital stock Of a5, 900, 0o0
The North Carolina association as
Washington has inaugurated q move.
ment looking to the erection Of monu.
ment to the memory Of tho late Con.
cral Robert E. Leo.
Rear Admiral Bradford hos asked eu.
thority from tho navy department to
establish bureau at the naval training
station Mt Newport for the development 3
Of naval system Of wirsloss telography.
Routhorn railway officials announce
that by Jan. l6 thoy will be able to fur.
nish all cara necessary to handle GOAL
from East Tcnnossoe minoR, y blockade
having boon caused by tho company
hauling its own supply to various points.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

In n speech before tho independent
club at Buffalo Hon. CLARK Howell Do
clarod for expansion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

A large refrigorating plant Ia soon to
bo orootcd in Manila by che United
States.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
Disastrous Battles at
MagerSfOntein and
at StOrmberg Have
Cost Great Britain'S
Invading Forces Al
most a I hOuSand
Men-Here is the
Startling Record:

oNDoN, casualties 70 the
troops Magersfonn the number at s32 There
were killed wounded and in addition i've
made War
Office has received stating there were $50 casualties among
of the Highland Brigade at Ma
The brigade lost officers killed thyght wounded
missing.
following and wOundedhns been received;
General wauchope Captain Elton,
Captain r.. Cox, Captain
Major Robinson,
wingate Lieutenant cowie
Esh=Ea ns-kslsy Major Du" Captain Fethsr
tOnbaugh Captain NOyes Captain Murray Captain Richard
Campbell Captain Gordon Captain McNab Lieutenant
W. Lieutenant Waterhouse
Of dangerously wounded
Lieutenant St Har
who formerly the
golf champion.
MISSING.
Captain MeFarlans snd Lieu
Winchester the codstrea Guards
Sterling. Codngton Major the
rank nd De killed and forty wounded
Twelfth Lancashires-one killed eighteen wounded
NinthL killed, wounded
SeafohsMissng Major r. Mackenzie and Captain
artillery wounded major
prisoner.
Mounted Infantry-Kllsd' Major Milton and Major Ray.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

escort. They were ordered 90 shell
farmhouse nus ssiies east uf the enemy
position which ua- occupied by the
Beers whn had fr-4uently fred nn cur
patrols from b. Nofa'1r ifkeiy t9 hring
on Eruerlf enEasf uleft. however. was 70
te EizEHd
'far force proceeded within two miles Of
tho form. rhe artillery. escorted hY a
troop of Carbineers. went forward and
shfNnd thr btHldiHE After sheliins foe
some time the carbincers surrounded the
mouse ANA found thc body ~ Sergeant
Freeman Inside They were about Co
make prisoners ~ nine Roers there when
f-nm the Boer main position the Tong
Tom opened ERE. ucrcssitating retire
mFnf- SaT troops Withdrew steadily an
der "a heavy she'll nfr ths carhinesFs
king closely 20 their ruus
lh- haai krf ~rreeit-ian faund that the
F-rr na-iflru ra8 Hrfa Hafsfr5 aua ihe
ialHrf lseIFrtft bel rest-rias.s alriifs
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

A 1ODDER RIVER. Wednesday. Dec. I3.-Ambuances
MI ---i-- ra-., --- ESP ,ir'- .a> - -
collect ae Wounded and bury the dead who ieu Ma
gcr,o0rer.
hu--.ir General Naachope who 'ed hc Highland Brig
aic found dead fc trenches shot and
thigh A Cess Wounded found near the trenches Several
Wounded Beers taken To 'he British hospital
THE eide o thc n anl tho immediate ueichborhood OF
c hoc tcache- showed dead bodies al about One wound
si Boc informed correspondent that their los, was terrible
Ihc whole scandinavian contingent DESTROYED Judging
from information CLEANED from The Boer wounded and from
prisoner, taken different parts o the field the Boer losses
c>ceei 700 The destruction wrought by the naval guns
enormous Word passed along the Boer lines pre-
pare ucfa All confess that was their great
SO i.s- during t.e rar
Ie Hrr~H troops have returned % Moider River owing
to 81. .-, .f wafer the position held Yesterday
EEEKF CAMP Wednesday Dec. I7-Frnr can he
rcrrf thc direction oi Coenso and an artillery
fre. is expected TODAY
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
METHUEN'S DEFECT MAKES
THE BRITISH SITUATION MOST
DIFFICULT in SOUTH AFRICA

smith possible that Mehuens force has depend for
supplies railway transportation from the He
that ne ntrenching but that would be
risky thing FOR him do unless his communications well
protected
Troops steadily arriving from Eng' and u be
tiF u a.. .
wuuu 1 ir Vrutirure uii ifsrh
British force Is that General Frcnchs
Inar about 5 miles o tfc southeast by rail- de-
and 6aacre about ls miles stA farther che
ITO effect junction uf these forces long
step backward Tor Methucn lo the OF Cat
Thus uncoyeriuE the railroad stormberE
back and leaving Northern Cape Colony possession % the
Ihe British have already lost much prestige and decided
retroErdf movement would have bad morale effect With
he under the command nj Mehusu French
an present. forward af he
question. AMI they will do well 90 hold their
Everything seems depend what Butler
n Natal contrary ~ what thouEnI thr beginning
the campaign che the British with the
aIrs
D. 4f
further Indicated Natal ff
principal operations of the campaign expected take
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

Beers rhe classical method ~ storm
I~e a0 infrcrrhed position ie FIRST TO
lombard heavily and lust before the +s-
--uf po iH H perfect storm ~ -ns iis-
Then fr-rurfiatrfr rho s-fautr~ 80 Tor
uarl. iu tur case ar MaEsrsfanfeiu. EHs
Dner- we're rtren s rlEut t1 recover f-eru
the shock end decentralization Hhlrn tHe
terrible artillery hamtarfWr Ht fauaf
have caused.
Nrluw no word 80 az advance fu
thr force cones frum General Butler ult
thr r.mmfHaer iH rhirf appears tn ae
coins lrc8t deal off scouting iie in-
trrls @. anna aH about tbe H3eT traps
before Ht starts
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

a shot to-day bat have kept n dead sI-
ience along their strong lines on thr hlls
north ~ The Tugeia River. including
GTnhierE klnnf. we could SEQ hrdi.s n
mounted men riding about aud wagons
breaking over the hills - theiF camps
Yet the Beers mHsf ard clearly did see
our forces. An attempt was made 70
draw them hF sending mon close to The
river tut ~ failed
Evidently the enemy desires 10 mask
their battery until our infantry begiu= 60
move. Firing stul continues from BuI-
wanna against tadysnith
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

fHr'-- fhr r'rtf on advance vas nafe hv
re 'rt trf rrW works constructed gr.
e rf."F fhe ilirfilr irre hunf.r.I .r
lr aafE ~" troops. taken altogether hv
fTf-r. on-ia have escaped terrible
fr' when fea BRITISH column adj
' r.rhi toward fnr enemy H.i-
every r-e--.-ta.. .r
-ra n-ar rafar f- r.arf ..-a.ra-
r.tt- 0f fH. rrHt. rH- f.-
| fr- ffl -.raa.. . f
" .| fH. r...r
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
While An0blllanceS'
Under a Flag Of
Truce Collect the
Wounded and Dead
at the Scene Of Meth
uen'S Defeat Comes
News Of a Minor
Victory by French.

LONDON, Dec. A.--The War Office has received the
following dispatch from General Forestier-WaIker
Cape Town:
General French wires under date OF December l3,
reporting SkirmiSh O'Clock i'm the morning with
1900 Beers. who were advancing southwark toward
NauuwpoOrt The SkrmShin3 continued all the morn
inc. the Beers lighting front OF fourteen miles.
The enemy retired with a loss OF forty killed and
wounded. Our casualties killed, seven
wounded. including o fcer. and two missing
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

agrsr chat the Beers fought throughout
~frh fhf gtfr--s fi-afF+ th-sf -HtFF-
rraoirr- .stHnn r'ferrd ftr msrk
a. tfaf..rN fiEr..r-l.r stt- fHrr rl.-
Nr ore f...- a..r r-H .n lNr N.'l -. saH
H
f-.... nH.
-. = 49,. -
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
GENERAL GATHCRE'S LOSSES

following
Of
ehapans Is believed reliabei
secondR Royal Irish-Ten killed. hiTty-two wounded.
FrsE EastL wounded.
killed
All wounded prisoners.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

Il T ASETNGTON. Dec. r-Major w A. Simpson. the
\ War Departments in summarizing the situ-
NM alton in South Africa
" VI THE result of Methuen's fight tho Modder
River makes the British situation rather dit-ruiL
Reports sufficient show that the
tf aita,a.i th ia',4a siinnE lHsitiDn trI
A~tsa-- t-s-ff- f.- ittl -t" sfrHrr M pniI1
whether he had such Information ne
l.faud whether hr learned by the strength of ter
resistance lf he knew beforehand hc should have at
k.i provided h force numbered, o. generally sup
ru-.a than attack another
.r strength behind eaThvsrks ard of geod
nrhtfHs material. s suicidal
Methuvn could expect to he successful Boz hs advance
u numbers and This Do does
n 1r Dee u
band hr Eltsn h another instance iu This renHrle
80 90 action without tfHrtuLh
in other obtaining ratr lnorma
ren to thc strength and position H would seem
taf 80 White $chois0us Sex and GHtsre
stormhrg Junction woad have proved of value Whether
nr hold bis question He has single lire of
railway behind He about afty miles north Orange
River aft le. miles from De Aar Junction.
-re Boz oT frfm his communications would he much
General white Lady
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
FALSE RUMORS
OF THE RELIEF
OF LADYSMlTH

r.r-r.N .f r".
H f.
r-r .
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
DETHlLS OF THE
FEARFUL BATTLE
AT MAOERSF SFONTElh

MonnEn RIVER Tarsfar bsr a.
D-frr .-rraef t.f- ft a ..fr.r-.fattr-
rs .r. trr-.at.a F.ra
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15

hiIl for the puuose rf observations An
thr furnbrra % rrr fIrsri rrrr either
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
LoRp HfuTsroRp TALKS

.e,...
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-15
BRITISH TROOPS
DRIVEN BACK BY
THE LONG TOM"

= y -
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Owing TO the prevaIencs Of much
sickness in the ncigborhood combined
With exceeding viutry weather the at
ten .ancc at the meeting last Saturday
night fell much below the average. The
program suffered accordingly and was Of
the short ordor. Onco more the audience
was delighted with the instrumental
music furuisned by the Gunnit on VI ley
Orchestrs consisting Of Miss Ward
organ, and Messrs. Elmsr" Loomis and
Chas. Read. violins, and IN encore was
enthusiastically demanded. The debate
was postponed to tho following week
when good program Of dialogues. music
etc. 10 promised. Anglo Bag II.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10


vNuRREAS, ANEON n. D)uysOy THEN
w q Webrs esuuiy, Utah, ri I on the nr.s A. :
Of Apr, A. D. lsyl W his er tain .ler - ,suc
~ that date which deed u tru>f - slulv :, .
eussiei In M Once a Tie clerk and Fvco,,Ise u
IsslSs eossty. In the stsis II ColIxdo on ~
eighth day u xprf. A D. isn, in b~.E ID a tps
c.s'vsy 10 II. Hars..rd u an e.'d fru.t coaps-
NJ. E. fpousion duiy .rs ,nised and eatst,..s 6
uid~r shs L. Il We st,s- u tol.saso. as ss,s--
w., esunin tesI cssser. t.wu: ne ieseHe
Sssn ~ = rafne nucn usl N .o~nSste M :
Nss ns..e, s.ef;d...; ,.E.ths, wifs sil dsrhrs
- Se.sr Ig"ts ueieso ~ nHms q. ~ any wisr
s..sssd ss.r.on; 1irs $40 = 70 . I'D Dsi,:
s.s n': !: ,,T-; q Z. :s.: s.s +. g
a.. = ss ,s:s s;s', .is e T. ss ss :.s
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The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

WY 0~So 8SUvOSos
special Cossespondsnse
Msssrs- Frank Be0vn and Henry
Kohler have returned fron Dssvsr.
C.A Kennicott cold 100 TINS q hay.
for o. per ton. last week.
Mrs. Olive Hider hes bssa- visiting
friends in this vicinity.
A Presbyterian minister from Gunni
son preached ut the school house last
Thursday night after which . Sunday
school was organized with J. L. Whittls
Sup't.. and Rufus Keisss. Bee. It will
BE- held Sundays at 8 p. N.
Adolph Derosisr. Il Maple Lake,
Minn.. vas here Saturday looking ny =
location.
Peter Kuhnley. Of Delta. vas calling
here Saturday.
Several Of our neighbour are down
with the grippe.
Mrs. W. T. D.l.sll and family will
isave this week for Victor whsrs they
will make their future home.
Charley and Sam Milton have pur.
chased q bran new mail wagon. They
mean business.
Jake I.eemss:es ID preparing to build
. new house on the tract Of land he
recently purchased oe J. J. Smith.
Mrs. Cline. of Montros~. u holding
meetings At the school house near Read
John Young has gone up 70 Oursy on
business.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Ths present winter has bsen rough on
eangs cattle. The weather hss been
Ueatissoosly cold since the middle OF
Novsabss ssd the ground has been
oovsesd With snow since the first Of the
year. TIE drought of last summer left
The ssngss In poor condition st the best
aud fssd bas bssn short. Tho percentages
of los will - heavy whore the herds
have o0t beeu fed.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

All who are interested in anyway in
sugar bests, or Who would like to see .
beet sugar factory located in this valley
shosld coae out to the meeting week
From Saturday at the opera house. and
confer one With ansfbeS.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Building prospects for the coming
season are excellent. A number OF our
nerchants will enlarge their places Of
breinsss. and many rev residences are
IL contemplation. Conklin 4 Gaunt will
!bnild an addition to their present store
-ioom to the alley.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

We srs In rsceipt OF the Twelfth An
aual Report oe the State Board OF Agf.-
culture inclSding the Eleventh Annual
Report a the Agricultural Experiment
Station st Fort Collins. Colorado
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

An epidemic oe measies hes passed
over this section q the country. and
shout every family have hsd more or
~ sickssss froa Il. A good oauy
Assths have occurred that have been
sssesa directly 10 this dissess. caussd
essssslly froo ssposurs 10 the cold
vhils eesvslssesst. superioducing pneu-
Aonln.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

The Glenwood Post reports the arrival
Of the gold ~ u,edal awarded Garfield
county at the Omaha exposition for her
display Of fruit. The medal was made
of very cheap grade Of bronze. and was
nsds BY IN eastern Arm noted for
naking cheap advertising devices.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

4 sensible move has been made by
cur busiLess men in encouraging the
pl, stiaG os ssgsr bssts for the Grand
Jur stioo ssctosy. II our people want to
s-e uch . q etosy estsb bl sLed Ia this
p.rt of the county they must Fret
semonstrsts that the bcets can b sue
e.ssully grown here. They hsvs . good
Opportuniiy 100 ~ do sbis deDoos.st.
Ing sad have . good market for thor
s-oduet bsssdss. Coos out to the meeting
ssd iovsoeigote the matter.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

The poultry show closed last Sstur-
day. after . successful exhibition OF four
daysL The time was extended over
Saturday on account Of the miserably
bad Weather.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10
ecksst Etehiaes

SHse:Ai Corrsspond~nee
Mr.. Chambsrs Of Utah il stopping ut
Mr.. Plu,nb's. He intends buying aud
settling in our community.
Chauncey, the 2l< year old hoy of ".
q. Steele died Monday ,norsing at !
o'clock. OF pneumooia. DR.. Miller at
t,ndsd The little fellow sod did oil =
doctor could do to save his life bot to
no avail. NJ. and Mrs. stssls have the
eynpsthy oe the entire c0nassity.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Il. Ruoy. salary. ato.22; n. Tor.oace.
salary $50; Z. 8. Gheeu. salary. $50 NJ.
Faiflsrap. salary. sIo.S0: j. A. Errsf.
work On tang. so2 Is; Conklin 4 Gauat.
sapplies. ASA; n. Tost. lsbcs. 81.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Leadvills 10 enjoying the 6esutiful to
the tune Of from seventeen to tifty feet
on the level. according to reports that
como dawn,
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Andrew Msldrum. of the Neldrun
Tunnel. left Tuesday mosniny Tor Scot
land. The head Office u his company
u at Glasgow. snd his trip 10 on business
connected with his great enterprise. Tho
sxtsut of the operations this year on the
lrontou end of the tunnel will dcpssd
largely upon the result VI his visit. He
. ated that he expected TO do . great
deal u work at tho 1ronton side - sDon
o. spring opcns.-Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Ths question under consideration By
many of our rsnchmen is how many
! Acrss oe sugar bests to plant this spring
The Delta independent., 1899-02-10

Two inches Of snow il n deep % II
has been % far this season down in the
valley. Tis different in the high alti-
fuden