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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
WIN reduce stock Of Gold.

Washington, Dec. 81. IT -day United
States Treasurer Roberts will mail
checks in payment of interest on the
four per cent funded loan Of 1907,
amounting tosss 1853 900; due On On Jan
uary 1. On the Sd of January he will
mail checks in redemption of Central
Pacific six per cent bonds due January
/, amounting to $12,700,000. By this
means the treasury will materially re-
duce its stock Of free gold, which on
Friday amounted to nearly $246, 1000, 900.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
Dewey the Ranking omcer.

Washington, Dec. 2s.-sAdmiral
sDeweyis now the senior officer Of the
American navy, having reached that
position without congressional action
through the retirement Sunday last Of
Admiral Bunce. He viii continue to
hold that sdistinction until the 26th Of
December next year, when he will go
upon the retired list, unless congress
excerpts him from the operation Of tho
law, and after making him admiral of
the navy provides that he may hold
that office in active service without age.
limitation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
SMALL BOY AS BANKER.

=: H. Peavey three years ago started
little financial Scheme to induce small
boys Of Minneapolis who were working
for a living TO put their surplus earn
ings in the bank. In the three years 176
boys have enrolled themselves in Mr..
Peavey's Economic CLUB, and out Of
that number 137 have still some money
in the treasurer's strong box. One boy
who saved $3.50 drew it out to start
his sister in the millinery business.
Many of the depositors are office boys,
Of whom one has saved $50, another
sos, another $42, another $34, etc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
Grants Amnesty to Many,

Rome, Dec. 80. King Humbert has
signed a decree amnestying or reducing
the punishments of the rioters who
took part in the disturbances last
spring. About 700 persons who were
sentenced by courts-martial and about
1000 who were condemned by civil
courts have been liberated, but ali
5recidMists or abituals criminals, have
been excluded from the benefits Of the
decree.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
The pope Has 10 Debts

Pho Mono bequeathed to the church
bO,ooo,oo0 francs in gold. Leo KHI-has
already doubled that sum, which is de-
posted among various European banks.
The holy see has no debts, those which
existed having been paid by the pres.
ent pope. Albany Argus;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-05
HELD UP.

Pioneer Press, was held up by masked
tootpads early in the morning while or
his way from home to work in St. Paul
He had but 40 cents in his pockets, and
no yaluables, having left his gold watch
at home When within block of his
residence a tall man poked revolver
IN his lace, and accompanied the action
with demand to hold up his hands.
He complied with the demand and al
lowed a second robber to go through
his pockets and secure the little change
he had
The Great Northern freight depot at
St Cloud was destroyed by fire. Valu-
able receipts covering long term Of
years were also lost. The estimated loss
is $1,000; insured.
Alexander Wilmer, a young unnar-
,ried man. was found in field two miles
south Of Mora frozen to death.
Sheriff Wagner Of ST. Paul, who took
James H. Southall, the forger, to the
penitentiary, reports that the prisoner
remained cheerful throughout the or
IDEAL. He will probably be employed as
a clerk in the shoe department. of the
prison.
Elevator So with 90, 900 bushels of
wheat, was totally destroyed by fire at
Minneapolis. The burned structure was
situated at Tenth street and. Second av-
senue southeast.
Governor Clough has accepted the
resignation Of J. 6. Pyle, as member
Of the board Of trustees for the institute
of detectives at Faribault, and in his
place has appointed Albert v. Ovitt, of
St. Paul
Two Polk county farmers, while on
stheir way home from Fisher the other
night. both we'll loaded, with cornjuice,
got into a fight. One Of them drew a
sknife and slashed the others nose OFF.
The Northwestern double elevator
with 5000 bushels of grain. the Inter.
state elevator with 1000 bushels OF
grain, and two Great Northern freight
cars went up in flames at Clara City
The state auditor received $2425 from
sthe Minnehaha Soldiers Home, being
the pensions Of the inmates for the last
quarter.
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
Asr,eul:.raI :.IIes, tens

Tie sel.o.s y. the a n cultural course
and green house c,nducting serious of
ph, so! sgicrl experiments With ,he var
tlus sgr'cuitu a, plants; studying the
r-la tion b-tw-en crop growth aud sole
OF diffesens kinds. making g-rmina,ion
trials urd.r vstious conditions. and
testing th~ re- a .on 81 SIZE. weight. aud
specific gravity IN seeds To the plaus
p.oduced. Tue ~orS outlined viii oc-
cupy portion 81 the afiernpoa hours.
As an all 10 making mechanical anal
yses of the soils in use the lsbrrtory is
being fitted with electric rIotor power
for running shakers d..d s,irrih. aPpar-
aius-
The juniors are nox ia tie lor,icultu-
raj isbortory taking prac,icsl irss,sus 10
rupsgsiios. They ussc cuttings. both
lari wocd ard hryt,s a-ous. as,,! bud sni
graft b. various m-tlols. thus supple
mratiax ahe sssrocu,l etvea ia the
ciass-rpm.
The Singing 20 euiiere s>r-s is made
a i-a,ure ~ >; least Que chapel service
each week. Ga aso;her murning mem
bers of the Faculty are giving short
,sls- ou thar sp..rialiies ia a fopular
way. o. sfsii seusier morning is heard
sou.c ore fssm shrasd upon an up to-
date tne,ac. While attendance upou
chapel service is NJ, compu.sory it Is
"a sarisbly regular.
During the IA, session OF tie Execu-
tive committee at the to ~. Miss Am
nnn-. q the de,srtm-ri u dume~tic
science. give a r.ccptiUa to Mrs Tx
.osera,a I..ust. of D~uvcr. and Ms
AsissNosth. Ne.rly three huadresi lad
he's ~ese IN ATTENDANCE.
The s'Li-s,c y.arE Is nearing comple-
ton. The fcoshall team h : made gr~s,
prosress rLAes Coach Forb.s. and hs.
.sra sbic 10 de cat the Msor@ls q: Den.
yer IL lo o. and Ia score s-sins. Golden.
\. inlwsw-e have t.~en sustained.
Athletics la the college ). naw s'ris-
ing a . e~siy gate: merely rational de-
veiose@~ut Of the body ss a means To
inseisecsusi growth. Inferior students
ere - permitted TO try for athletic
hoonsA TIE day cs the pale f.c~d. yel-
hoe cusppsrss<i. ssocr~st student 9th
~ bae1aae eougA ssd white h.pds b
pss qsrvss.
ne(bosrsosss = veterinary sci>sc>
= = - - ~ sscpsi cfinic. sssdyise
- Z 11.s evuos0 - ~ Aess>.
~ $1,000 ~ snreskb sAss =
- : - - ~ -.
oonum uW-W. NJ
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
DELTA, COLORADO, FRIDAY NOVEMBER "a, 1899.
Letter from Rev. Wood.
Golden Colo. Nov. l1th.. IS

Golden Colo. Nov 18th. 1899.
To sAe EliIo- q The independent.
The splendid tall weather we are en-
jnving reminds Us OF the usual fall wealth
er in D,lta county. We have lived in
all portion. Of our state and can un
quesiionably testify that climate OF Del
ta county is the most equable the year
through that we have known.
We sometimes think the world is very
ema3 because We SO often meet with
frioe1is whom we knew 10 other places.
abV 1ten our means OF communication
s<gkansportation are 50 complete that
diifrece is practically aanihiiated in
thee psss. Then again the following
incident will explain why the world
seems 10 be very large. A fex weeks
ago party ASKED me where We came
from ~ Golden; l answered, from Delta.
-whsre is tha,:" was the reply, over on
western slope I said. presume the
peop1f over there are OF the rough front
ier kind, you must be glad TO have a
change. was the calm reioinder. Think
lecture courses. churchs. literary asper-
aticn~. Yesi the world is very large.
surely and news travels very slowly.
While paying y cents for pounds OF
eastern apples the other day the dealer
informed me that Colorado apples were
to wor,ny 10 use and he had never heard
of Delta county but knew that they sold
Grand Junction apples in Denver. but
at too high price for him TO handle.
We folks over here hope that those
milliou or more fruit trees will soon get
TO the bearing stage aud it become IA
milias sight TO see Delta county fruit in
this pxrt OF the state.
Golsi-n is pleasantly located among
the foot hills. i6 miles from Denver and
the CHIEF industry is miuiug ciay for til
ing u I'll kinds and pressed brick. We
hsvs tso Hour mills, paper mill which
mzkes building paper. aud two railroads
c unset os with Denver. Our schools
are tisst class bat 10 better than yours
rs ous shiI6sxsa turk lheir gr~des from
their 4 = esrsi6 zsi-s and are holding
their q = nicely 10 the ne~ grades
Tbs lkool OF rnines with it's soo stusl
ents 10 ; dnanc'al lelp to the toSa. tie
~"rk y vry severe ard li'tle time is
given Tie students for say laskiD-.
We eejos our ues home aud work bu;
miss tbe old friends greatly. Our sym
pa,hi~sRo out ioihos- Of our Delta w-rk
81 laieIy bssea.ei .. tie grim harves-
ter sNo. R- Noop.
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
PRICE saxisa POWDER CO.,
Ca!JAGC.

Prof. Corbett OF Chicago University. are
1, address the students before the holi-
days.
Miss Henrietta Wilson. the efficient
Superintendent Of Schools of Larimer
county, whlse term of Office viii expire
IN January. has been engaged to Ill Miss
Gii.'s place as principal OF the rrepara
tory department. Miss Gill has just
beea elected County School Superin-
tenaeut Of Larimer county. The col
lece is fortunate in beng able to secure
so competent n :escher as Miss Wilson
in the middle Of the school year.
The preparatory WORK will not be cat
alogued next year.
Prof. L. G. Carpenter has just return
ed from the Arkansas Valley where he
was looking after the interests OF the
experiment station and making seepage
measurements. Mr. Il T.. Trin.ble has
returned from his work in the valley OF
the ST. Vrain where seepage measure
ments we're MADE aud j. now engaged
in similar work IN the Big Thompson
Valley.
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
IraEsie.F.a1 Bees

There i'll many bees in ola-fashio-,
ed box hives that are OF little valdc. Il
transferred to modern hive they would
secome a source OF profit aud would be
under easy control. Transferring them
il very simple thing when the me.hs!
is understood. TGIs as the seasoG to do
it, c. IL. Barbour. in American Agri-
cultusisf. says: Select any r,oS.eru
fraa,e hive and plac. near the Old h.ve a
common liable. Mex; raise the ole hive
aId smoke the bees little. Move the
oid hive a few Tea from where it siood.
placing the nes hive 10 it's place with a
sheet in front OF IL. Now pry off uus.
side of the old hive. carefully remove The
comb. bru-hin., the l,ess cato The c!..sh
then lay the comb 90 ssii eiuih on tae
table. and risc',z; the tsame osrr II cut
the c,,mb So 1t viii ii, ,.lss,ie the frame.
ca;tiLg cat all droar cosao aud aIi,ax ia
,,isc~- II ~.rs-r CS,mo. until the trsne
IL .ili.-i.
N.,s place ,his si-c.s q <s~sl 90 each
s...r .,. the franz. cr ~s-s-. he s@..ss sith
sri.s sad set me frame ia tue p-s h,se
Sep~at shs~ uatil all c,,sn.s- tsv- ts--vn
nti~i an the frames aud pi'scs-si in the
pe~ hive aud ell the bees brushed 90 To
the sheet and into the hive: then remove
all the honey sod the old hive 10 prevent
rubbing In tao cr three ,iays cpen the
hive aud resovs the ssicss cr string fsO0
the fraDes h the coabs are sasseasd in
ssrss>,y. aud the trsas:sr - ccupsrse.--
FssU. Firtd fusvss-
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24

The consensus OF opinion among poll
ticions since the tate election seems to
be that the results forecast the nomina-
tious next year of Mckinley on the Re
publican eide and BRYAN on the Demo
cratic side. The Populists and Silver
Republicans will probably have NO noui
nations for president.
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
rOa SENT

4 vaash and water Fight. g~so pssas.
tered hsas~. .. acres Sr alfalfa - -.
e~s sG srehard sod absss - oessa -
xrasa saasi. WtE Gsras~h seea 80
r.ns sse- half she ~reP.
". % NAsrlN.
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24

SOsvon . sOGD sN Osg 0Av.
fshs Lasssiss Dscas 0sisiss Tssssss.
Al dsuoBsuns ssessA - ouuy = =
sS~A - ~. ossssh -
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
E-sAe--l

10 d Of cedar wood on subscription
at this Office
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24

Nors.-Thcse Covcrr-acnt inquiries
also IcySioped sa,e faet - -
are n.zny mixtures upon the nsafkes
niisic II imitation OF baking powder,
but c.'s,a;iii;i., alum OF other causdc
acid whose use in food IS dangefuuA
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24
DESERT LAMB. FINAL PoOog.
Nossre for rahtsesstSa.
UNITED >rNrlss LAM OrtIcA
Noutro>r. C..is'rsid.s. Octobcr 6. lSS. !,
Notice : be ebv givca that

NnT7Nt Ue tnN EIFNsI IItE
RoWIAND OWENS. cf D-ita-
rN',s county rcls, las rle~l ns.tis-- intention
to make prs-lf "a his a claim No ..
Tir >erics ,.r The southeast quart, of thr n"rth-
wr<s iirtcr, ssisth ~ quarter cf the northeass
qua +r. hc.i>f tssasrr f the ttiinwesf ar
tr anl the norfsWs~t quarter II the soufh~-ast
quar- - uf tissu - ship II uIsrth. range 10
e~I af New Aexi-p prlnrilssl nsefsiian. befoso
itan T. Neieh. 1aty ifitxc and ex- -cfhcss
clerk. u tsl r.. I'll "a -. Saturday the 18th
dsv & <oveu.h,.-. isasf
tie nstnic> the r.w iu-- tneS~s~~ ~ pave the
erulpice irrx.siistn sid reclamation " the aid
hand. va -
trteV :. We ch rrak a. Bri<x~. John Powell
ami AVcn salisbury. a Il ti-l;s. Ce.orasio.
}. A i.ANTpN. Register.
tFir.t pub. o-t = at Nav- ~
The Delta independent., 1899-11-24

This IS very gratifying. for Dr..
PRICES Cream Baking Powder
is depended Upon by millions 3
people to raise their daily bread.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-08-16
FIORIDIANA.

possession, amounting, Mr.. Singer
says, to about $500.
A meeting of the most influential
business men of Gainesville was held
last week, at which a permanent or
ganization, to be known as the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton of Gainesville was formed.
The town of Kissimmee is placard-
ed with posters calling for two hun
dred fishermen by September 1 to en-
gage in trout line fishing in the wa
ters of lakes Tohopekaliga, Cypress
and Hatcheneha.
The Florida cigarette law is met by
the manufacturers substituting a lit
tie tobacco leaf instead of paper, and
changing the name of cigarette to that
of s'little smoker That is all and
nothing more. How easy it was to
evade the law.
Starke, town in Bradford county,
has a bank that cashed checks this
season for strawberries alone for over
$4,000. That is not bad, when it is
taken into consideration that Starke is
only one of the shipping points in
Bradford county, and that strawber-
ries are only one Of the different
fruits and vegetables produced.
Lake Butler was considerably stir
red up last week over a mad dog
which bit the seven-year-old daughter
of Mr.. M. f. Moore. Mr.. Moore is the
local agent Of the Georgia Southern &
Florida railway, and both he and LIS.
Moore are held in the highest esteem.
They left Sunday morning for New
York. taking their daughter there for
treatment at the Pasteur Institute.
Weekly Tallahasseean: The State
pension board is amazed at the num-
Der of applications constantly pouring
in. These receipts are far in excess OF
those under the act Of 1897, which
pulled down the gap" and invited
everybody who served in the Confed-
crate army to claim pension, but neg
lected to make an appropriation to
cover the same.
The recent order from Washington
naming certain ports through which
cattle might be shipped duty free to
Cuba for one year, has been changed
so that the inspection will be made at
Cuban ports and not in the this cOun-
try. The effect of this will be to make
the importation free, no matter
whence the cattle are shipped. The
regulations, however, require that the
cattle shall be graded and immune
from fever.
Mr.. Knight of Sumterville, who is
afflicted with necrosis, was attempting
to board the train Saturday at his
home to go to Ocala to be operated on,
and only being able to use one hand,
he had to crawl on the platform, and
resting too great a weight on one of
his legs. which is similarly ;.ff1icted as
is his arm, the strain was too great,
and it broke. He went on all the
same, and the staff of the Marion
County Hospital operated on him.
Fernandina Mirror: If the admins
tration does not resume work upon the
Fernandina bar and harbOr it is quite
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-08-16
800 REWARD, $500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that There lis at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. HALLS Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
consti tutional disease, requires a con-
stirtional treatment. HALLS Oatarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing it's work. The prOprietOrs have
so much faith in it's curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that lit fails ITO cure. Send
for List of testimonials. Address,
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-08-16

Tampa Tribune: A singular accl-
dent happened to a well known mar
ried lady in this city few nights ago.
She was giving her patient husband a
particular vehement and severe cur
tain lecture, when suddenly there was
a snap somewhere about her talking
machinery. Investigation showed her
jaw had become securely locked and a
doctor had to be called in. He soon
got the jawing apparatus into working
order again and her husband told the
physician that he was Overj0yed to
know that the injury was only tenn
porary.
When the railroad commission re-
convened in Tallahassee last week
for further hearing upon the petition
of the Atlantic, Valdosta and Western
Railroad Company to be granted ter
minal facilities in the terminal station
at Jacksonville, counsel for the Ter
minal Company filed an amended pc
tition for removal of the cause to the
United States Circuit Court. The
commission announced that it would
hold further hearing, of which ten
days notice as to time and place
would be given to both parties. Not
withstanding the ruling of the COM
mission that this is not a removable
cause, attorneys for the Terminal
Company contend that the cause is al
ready removed to the United States
Court.
Yesterday evening, while J. III.
Krause was in his store on the corner
of lack street and Florida avenue, his
clerk having gone out, two white men
entered. One Of them remained in the
front part of the building, while the
other went to the rear, pretending to
purchase some articles. He had Mr..
Krause occupied considerably, who
paid no attention to the other party,
who was in the act of opening the
money drawer, leaning over the cOun
ter. when Harry White, the salesman
stepped in the front door, and seeing
what was going on collared the thief.
He was kept in the store until an Of
ficer could be summoned, when both
men were turned over to the police
man and taken to the city jail. The
scheme was evidently we'll planned,
but failed to work.-Tampa Times.
Pensacola News: Lightning played
a queer prank at the home of Mr.. c..
M. Hoffman, last night. A metal
clothes line was strung in the yard.
Lightning struck this and burned it,
leaving nothing but handful Of part
ly burned metal. When Mrs. Hoff-
man missed the line she thought it had
been stolen, and would have continued
to think so if she had not found the
burned fragments.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-08-16

be erected a warehouse about l,AOO
feet long, also elevate1 tracks, and
when the same is completed eighteen
steamers may be loaded at one time.
A large dredge has arrived from Mo
bile to dredge around the docks, with
view to deepening the water to 30
feet.
Another old map Of st. Augustine
and vicinity has come to light. 1t was
owned by John Vertrees, one Of the le-
gal lights of Nashville, Tenn, who is
spending some time at Summer Haven
Mr. Vertrees has presented the relic
to Capt. George Corbett. A history ac-
companies the map, which gives an &C.
count of Oglethorpe's raid on st. Au>
gustine.
There is a great demand for guavas
at Lemon City, and the prices offered
are very satisfactory. Capt. Simmons
of the Grove is paying $1.25 a bushel
Some claim that $125 crate has been
offered at the depot. That section of
the country is the only one where the
trees have not been touched by frost,
and they are heavily loaded with fruit
but will mature later than usual.
Orlando Star: Col. e. G.. Morgan,
the cattle king Of South Florida, pass
ed through Orlando Tuesday on his
way to Tampa to close a large cattle
deal, involving over 100000. The cat
tie will be shipped to the Cuban mar
ket Colonel Morgan has long been
an enemy to evil doors on the cattle
ranges, and is now president of the
Cattle Association, organized to break
up cow stealing in the lower part of
the State
| Advices from the Florida phosphate
belt are very encouraging and the
movement among miners is active,
both in the hard rock and pebble dis.
tricts. At all Florida ports shipments
show material increase FOR the month
and the foreign demand for rock con-
tinues uninterrupted. In Tennessee
the output is daily increasing; the
opening up of new deposits and es-
tablishment of the latest appliances
for mining will make shipments for
| this year of much greater volume than
last. Foreign shipments of Tennessee
rock through the port Of Pensacola
last week were over 1000 tons.-Ocala
Star.
D. e. Scott, resident of Greenville,
Fla, is alleged to have raised 81 bills
to ten and twenties. Through the in
strumentality of Lieutenant of Police
Edward V. f. Brough, he is now Oc
cupying a cell in the city Jail at Jack
sonville upon the charge of passing
raised money and carrying a concealed
weapon. When arrested Scott had a
| 81 bill that had been raised to 500, two
81 bills that had been raised to $40,
and two that had been raised to S..
In addition to this mutilated money he
had SIC in good money, a Smith &
WessOn revolver, pair of pocket scis
sors a bottle of glue and several rolls
of Confederate bills of different de-
nominations.
Jake Jones, colored fagman on a
f. G. & P freight train, was sent
4I,0 xr4