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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the board
a directors OF the Utah sugar Com
pany have this day declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent.
also an extra dividend Of Z per cent
on the capital stock OF the company:
both OF said dividends viii be paid az
my Office, Doscret News building, salt
Lake City, Utah, December gth, lsj9
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
sec'y and Treas.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 18th. 1899.
The stock transfer books OF the
Utah Sugar Company will close al 8
D. N. on December Goth. is99, and re-
open on January End, 1900.
HORACE O. WHITNEY,
Sec'y aud Treas.
salt Lake City. Doc. 18th. 1879.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
MANTI TEMPLE.

The Mantl temple will close on Friday
the end OF December, 1899, and reopen
10th Of January, 1900.
JOHN ID. 7. McALLISTER,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails 10 cure. e. w. Groves signature
is on each box. Csc. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
SALT LAKE TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday, Dec. 22nd, 1899. and reopen on
Tuesday. Jan. End. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
LOGAN TEMPLE.

The Logan Temple VIII close on FRI
day, the END OF December. 1899, and
reopen on Tuesday. the2nd Of January,
1900. NJ. W. MERRILL. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
Expects to Pull finances Through.

New York. Dec. 25.-The Times Lon
don correspondent cables:
The week was specifically unevent-
full but under the surface an agony OF
adjustment proceeded and the losses
to be met this week are the most for
midable In many years. Hat glly there
had been time to get ready, and the
Bank OF England Is doing its utmost
to minimize the strain by continuing
TO lend and discount for short terms
at 6 per cent. Upwards Of 100000 was
obtained fromsit last week, so the prob
ability Is that the demand this week
will be less severe.
In short, we shall pull through I'M
less the credit rope breaks at some
point, and OF that there is as yet no
sign. All the banks seem to be work
ing cautiously, and as for the discount
market. It is scarcely working at all
below 6& per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

a rambling story in which he spoke OF
having been thrown in front OF the
engine by two men whom he knew, bu,
whose names he could not recall, He
also frequently used the word "enmi-
~"
Later when he had come out from the
influence OF the ether after the doctors
had operated upon him he said the
men had been following him several
days. With full consciousness restored,
however, he refused 10 discuss the case
and the police are al a loss TO know
TIE purport OF his rambling statements.
Gillies denied his assailauts were rob-
bers as he says no ATTEMPT was made
to rob him Of his valuables.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
TO Do III Costs More
Than 20 Do Well. f"

This might properly read,
at costs more TO BE i'll
than to BE weM" The
scarce of all health is rich,
strong blood. It Is TO the
body svhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
If the blood Is pure, the
body thnVes; if the blood
IS Weak or impoverished,
then eOery paLse-beat car
ries WeakneSS instead of
strength. The only perfect hood purifier
and Sgso'-riake, IN existence Is the euo,id-
famed Hoods Sa,sapAnlla. Il brings
sood, perfect health.
Catarrh and Deafness ~ am
IS years old and suffered from eaiavh
for many years, Becoming quite deaf. Il
took niae bottles of Hood's Sarsapa,als TO
effeetaaily cure me. can hear quite
e'ea Hou." John K. Houk, Hamilton,
SIo7fana.
rheumatism ~ qOas o,orn out
auth rheumatism, tW TOOK Hoodrs Sa,sa-
parilla and ! roD haze a good appetite
and an as Svea as any QVnAn." Ms.
X. H. Gray, Erlporia, Kan.
dSod5 SaasabaaM
IE:s'sszlIs:;:l!IaIE ii;lI!ssss1'7ylzw$
Hoods Irlls cure liver us; the contributing and
ONLY eatlaf,ie 70 taks With Hoods sn,apahlh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
THE COUNTY JAIL.
THE CITY BAsTILE.

The prisoners confined in the city jail
We're treated by Chief Hilton and Jallor
Kimball,to a regular old English Christ
mas dinner. consisting OF roast beef and
plum pudding No less than thlrty-two
guests partook Of the citys hospitality
today. OF this number twenty-nine
were males. The remaining three be-
louped IN the weaker sex
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
ST. AIMS oRPHANAGE.

At the city hospitals the patients We're
remembered by those having charge
~ the Institutions al Wen rs by friends
on the outside. The bin OF fare COM
prlsed turkey and the customary Christ
ms dlnnAr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
aoad1eattltd,e aMt.tots ataata Bettua,e, ae1tt.uodb II. eaat 1899.

bic Stelle zines briiberlinen, pDer pieln,cbr
pdterliden Sreunbes unb 8eratbers einse=
rdumt = 10 borf i9 9ir ni9t berbe5ten,
oaB Define 8erlobung nit Der bon Dir 9ez
n%dnnten Dame mir ais Elm groBes, per onz
li9es l1n9liid fir Did unb cine 8eritnoiz
gung an u~nierer sdn8en Samilie eri4eiren
tpirbe. Su tennIt ia Die ~itrengen uno
feiten 4nfi9ten iiber bic Srauen, gu osnen
i3 mid mein 2eben lang betannt bdbe.
Sic tparen Die %unierer Batter, bieies berfllz
6en 8riDerpaares -Iie folen in Ben
SDbnen Der gu friib 8eritorbenen tpeiterle@
ben! 0u baft in %unIeren beiben Miittern
oas 8prbilb eoslfter, r~einfter Wetblidteit
= tpte tpilft 9u ibnen uno mir, Der i9
iebt Der G6ef u~nferes 6aufes bin, 3untuz
t6en, cine foI9e Dame ais Ingeb0riga in
unfer. 5amilie ANNOUNCEMENT! Nt6t lire
biirgerli9e 9eburt nimmt mid gegen lie
elm. 0as pGre elm 8prurtbeil, 6as Sn
pieuei9t nit 8e6t vperultet" %nennit; aber
lie 1T cine 6 9auiptelertn, lieber
Srun5, unb in bieIem einen Woorte l!e9t
fir mid cine pDui9e 8erurtbeilung Defines
9e~trt6sproieftes. - Gin Bergen 6eiraz
t6et feline 5rau, bic ouf Der Offentli6en
S9du6ibne geftunben bat. Was 9eibt
es bugeg.n, tpenn fe, ME Ou fagt uno pie
ib germ gluuben min, aus gutter Samilie,
Sodter zines profe1ors, unb bon matelloz
fem Gufe lit? Sic bat bod iabrelang in
elmer b0Gft erppnirtsn @te1ung gelebt, Ser
fu9ungen unb @efabren ausgefebt, BON be-
men elm in bprnebm ftiqer 9Guslt4teit er3os
genes MGb9sn ni4ts abnt. Sic bat i6ner
piber1tanben unb ii6 fret unb rein gu err
bdlten gspuBt = a Ia bonbeur! Sas 1T
fe6r E~brenpertb, uber eS tpiroe mir niht
9~enii9en Bel Der Srau, bic metnen Namen
tra9en 1ou! @6on bas Gi9preisgeben Der
Dffent1iden &ritif, oies 9erduStreten aug
ben S9ranfen, bic meinem @efiible 1lo4
benz pabr6uft bornebmen Wei6e ge3ogen
1tnb, bies freitpiGige 9i95urf9autenen,
pdren S6atiahen, bic t3 ni4t iberpir=
ben piirbe = bic Sungfrdull9feii Der
@eele muB burunter S4uben Ieibsn! Ho4
e%innral, lieber Better, priife Sid ernitli4,
ebe 0u. bieien folgeni6psren @nti@luB
fuBt = nod 1T es 3ett, nu@ benz, mas
9u mir f6reibft; nod 9uit 0u ous bins
benbe @ort ni6t geipro6en, uno i'd tperoe
es Dir ME berge1en, baB 0a por6er meine
Qnii9t, metnen 8atb buft einbOisn poGen.
8efpri4 Did nit 9einer unb init msiner
SHUTTER = 1ie perben beibe mir beiitimmen
= unb Iahe midi bunn balo bon Dir bOz
rem, buB 9u bieie Sugenbliebe unlerm gfa@
men, ben SraDitiOnen unfrer GamiIis
opfern tniGft t. Nenne bic leBteren @orurz
t6eile, penn 0u mtGit, lire 9ere4tigung
pirit 9u BEL erniter 9elbfprIfung ni4t
beitreiten.
Sn briiberlider 3uneigung
Oeirn Better
Ri9arb por Bergen"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

@9redli9 muB bas Gmpfinbsu bes Ser
urt6eilten fem, Dem bas Sobe5urt6e;l borz
9ele1en mirb. Nber ihb bas urtbeil felber
16reiben mii1en rubig uuo 9lei4mdBig
f9reiben unb nit feiner Mimpsr 5uden,
tpGbrenb bas 9er3 BON Sobesan9ft 5ufamz
mengeframpft ptrD = bas 1T 9OllenquaG
0us f6One, blei4e 8eii@t, bas fit ii6sr
ben beidrtebenen 8ogen aeigte, md5rsnb
bic f6lanfen 9Gnbe i'm aufammenfaiteten,
1a9 aus, pie aus Stetn gemsiBett. Shutz
ten bes Sobes batten fi3 i5er bic itof3e
MGb9enieele gelagert; tpte cine 2G6mung,
cine t0btlt6e @rfturrung mar es iiber bas
6er5 gefommen, bas NOD bor tpenigen lRtz
nuten 10 ielig bange getlopft bate. -
Die 1treneen, berurt6eilenben WDrte, bic
Der Mann ba neben t6r 9efpro3en unb bic
tire talten, bebenben Singer niebergeT4rie=
ben 9atten, tparen pie nit glii9enoen Set
tern ia 9oGas @ebGdtniB etnge5rarnt; nit
un6eimli9er Oeutli9teit tDnten tie in t6rem
Sbre mieber. @0es iibrige, mas 9sfprohen
unb getban purbe um tie 6eruin, ging u4tz
los an i6r boriiber, pie Elm neIsnloier
Sraum. 11nbeutli9 nur empfano tie ben
erniten, ~frugenben, trauerbplen 8lid Ser
gems, a1s fe ii9 ieinem leb6aftsn Dante 10
fi6l unb auriid6ultenb ent3pJ. Sic ieBte
fi9 neben bic alte Sran30Iin, bic iebt cine
W9iitpartie arrangirte, uno Ip:elte, ladte
unb plauberte ME bic anbarn. Rur fe6r
blaB fat iie aus, unh bic eroBen, srniten
Mugen blidten feltfam ftarr. lnb bann
gingen enbli6 bic beiben MGnner, uu6 Der
I9redli9e 3pang tpurOe bon i6r genomz
men. Qber Ite blieb audi ounn talt unb
ru6ig, unb nur elm unfdglia 6itteres CD
6eln lag nm tbren feineu Manb. aIs fe
ben 9aboneilenoen na9b(idte.
SIN 2aufe bes nd4ften 8ormittugs tldrte
1i9 bas @etter auf. QIs infolgeoeFen bic
6eiben Serren mad Slid Die alte SransDz
lin unb lire Ni9te gu benz 9etpo3ntsn Spa>
3iergunge ab6olen tpoQten, erregte bic Ia9z
ri9t, bab bic Oamen auf cine brieflibe
Mttt6eilung fin plObli9 a6gereilt ieien, bic
909ite @~ernunherung bes Or. 2ibers unb
bic t0otli6e 8etur5ung feinss putient.n.
XI.
vSrGulein Niier, bic Signord IdBt
S6nen fugen, baB ite fe6r germ beute geg.u
Nbenb nod einen Spa5iergang nit Sbnen
MAIDEN pirbe, ipenn SSbnen bag re6t 1T!
Sic mD6ten bann bic SreunotiGteit BADEN,
tie nu9 beenbigter probe ab5ubolen."
SD banfe Sbnen febr, Miiter 8eets, i9
perbe NIT @ergniigen fommen, iobaIh i9
bier fertig bin!"
Sin f4mu9es 2dbeln flo9 nm 2p1u
Differs blu1en Munb, als iie benz 9eiteIs
Ter freunbli9 5unidte. Damn tpanbte is
bas 8ferb in bic 8abn surId uno rift ruz
fig tpeiter. Ser iun9e Mann, ben lie GIG
Miter 8eets angereoet bate unb Der Ii6
auber 6ur9 feinen Namen audi tur9 ben
leilen, fr~emblGnbifden Nccent feiner @pru9e
uls Gngldnber fennaet9nete, ia6 i6r gebanz
tenDOa m4. Sn feinen ihDnsn, 19mar3er
Nugen lag Elm 9liidli3er Sdimmer unb
oertldrte bos blafe, ipibe 9eIi4t, bas i'm
getpObnli9en 2eben ben Nusbrud i1iGen,
fat melan4olif3en Grnites trug. Seinem
8erufe na9 mar Mtiter 8eets Der erfte,
bp9sef9Gbte Glotpn Les Girfus 8uQini unb
entfeielte aGabenbli9 tpa9re 2adIatoen
bur3 feline tpunoerpolen 3aprioten uni
WtBe. gr mar ems Der penissn Mitelies
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

IN ShUpSH ~"8I'ut~
tllrqspantomime Bis Ipit Nbenb5 Gsute bOlz
auf gu t6un bate, tpenn mDr9en, am erftcn
Ottober, bic g%r0ffnungsoOr iteaung I~tdttfinz
ben ioGts.
Cola fpar ni9t in hieIem Mustattun9sitid
be19Gftigt. Sic bate Dor bier Sabren Bel
MuffteGung bes @ontrafteA ais ansoridlt4e
8ebingung angegeben, baB tie nur als S4ulz
reiterin perpfli9tet iein ipcte uno gu teiner
anberen 8orItelung berange3p9en tpernen
oiirfe. Der Director bate It4 6eoingunasz
los i6rem @erIangen gefii9t - er mar 10
iiberuus gliidti9, nod aid)t Dor 9egtnn Der
9aifon an Stele ~lei,er friberen erften
S9ulreiterin einen 10 glin5enoen @rIub en-
gagiren gu %tOnnen, OcB er nod gang anbers
@erpfli9tungen eingegangen mare, bate bic
iunoe Dame es geforDert. limb bis ieBt bet>
ten beibe sbeile ben gOntratt ntbt gu be-
reuen eebabt. Der brape Director bate un=
enhli9 piel Nerger nit ieinen rOumen BON
Der boben S9ule", pis sr lie rannte, gebdbt;
bic cine mar i6m NIT einem Son9leur nnb
Der Sasesfufie ourd9ebrannt; cine onbere
bate it9 NIT einem rei9en WteBgermeifter in
Miin9en berbeiratbst: Die brittle bate ii9 bet
etnem flotten SectzSouper cine 9%un9enent>
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

1bs Beard Of County CommNsiOners
mst In special session last Friday. Feb.
n, 1899. for the purpose OF refunding
certain bonds OF the county no~ due.
The suthorit, under which the board
acted vas voted at the election in Nov
ember 1896. but owing to circumstances
action was not taken sooner. $4,000 in
bonds. bearing 8 per cent refunded in 9
per cent bonds, and we're cold at enough
premium to pay all expenses OF the
refunding. This action Of the Commis.
sioners in cutting down the interest will
save the county nearly si0O a year. No
further business was transacted.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

As previously decided on. the above
society held its final meeting last Satur.
day night. before good attendance OF
visitors. The program was fully up to
the average. the items deserving special
mention being the recitations given by
Misses Grace Mays and Arie Lewis.
while the instrumental music given by
Miss Ward and Messrs. Loomis and
Read, as trio. was fully deserving OF
lavish applause it received. The joint
debate was unavoidably abandoned and
after hearty vote OF thanks had be-n
awarded to the officers OF the society
and suitably replied to. the proceedings
we're brought to close. Anglo-Saxon
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mr.. joe Gallup has had his father.
Mr.. +. Gallup. and his sister. Mrs. II. F.
Cope. Of Salida. Visiting with him the
past week.
The family OF r. Il. Thomas are all
down with the pre-, ailinS epidemic.
A number Of ranches have changed
tenants during the past week. With more
to follow.
Several prominent Woodmen OF this
district enjoyed the smoker in town. last
Tuesday evening.
What life without literary in tn.
Gunnison valley.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Miss Sadie jackson gave a birthday
party last Friday-her sixteenth. and
entertained some of her young friends
during the day, among them Misses
Annie and Gertrude Butcher and Lulu
and Maude Kendall.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

David CARRIER. OF Orrville. Ohio. jos.
Rowe. OF Ligonicr. Ind. v. L. Sh,ock. OF
Emma. Ind. NJ. r. Kaufman. OF Mil
lersburg. Ind. NJ. s. Yodes and James
Mcconnell. Of Topeka. Ind. formed n
party OF homcseckers who were in Delta
last week. They went on 10 Utah for
the purpose o. looking over some land
out there, but will return here soon and
give the county thorough inspection.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

John Barker Jr. came in. Saturday
for . feu weeks visit with his parents
He was a member of the lst Territorial
Z. S. Volunteers. known in army par
lancc q the Big regiment. euiisting
in Arizona and vas mustered out in
Georgia. Feb. 10. This regiment was
stationed iu the South but part OF il
was on detached duty in Cuba for 4
while.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The l. year old son uf Geo. Harshman.
Of Cory. met with painful il not fatal
rccident, yesterday morning. about two
mile east OF town. While driving COW
home his horse threw him and kicked
him on the side OF the head. fracturipg
his skull. DIR. Braisted was called and
rendered all assistance possible. The boy
was taken TO his home at Cory and at
last account had not regained conscious
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The subject of the morning service at
the Methodist church next Sabbath will
bs. The Value OF True Knowledge.' y
The Epvorth league service At Gas p.
m. will. be. The League and Method
ism" The evening church service will
present the gospel in the old hymns ~e
sang in childhood. Prayer meeting in
the class room at 3 p. M. You are cor
daily invited to all services.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mrs c. A. States bought out Mrs.
Kate Sullivan. March l, and will con-
duct the Delmoneco Restaurant, as
heretofore in a first class manner and
will welcome all old and new patrons
and assures them the best table in the
city ese the money. Glance at her -ad."
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The following letters remain in the
po~tofiice at Delta, Colo. March .
Anderson. G d. Black, Mr. E. Det-
er. d w. Dcpew. J A. Dampeon. C
H. Gage S. Taleman. p. Halcom. Mrs
Susan. Johnston. Miss Dora. Merri-
field. Vim F. Meyer. J s. Moore. Mrs
Addie. Quick. Martin. Quint. Al.
Rector. Iron. Raman. A AF. Smith.
Hon J ID. Shappee, " {. Thomas,
Mary. Woodruff. Mrs Philura. Wich-
olson. John. Weed. l. B.
In calling for these letters please say
they are advertised.
W. .. STErHEys Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Telluride Journal 10 nov demand
ing that the parity be restored between
gold and coal. We have the coal down
this way and are willing that the parity
should begin to be resumed.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

j. Frank. OF Cedsredge. returned last
Saturday morning from Peoria Ill. He
was snow bound on Marshall Pass for
four days. but says he had plenty OF
good things to eat.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Press Social at the home OF Mrs
Worth, last Friday evening. though not
very largely attended. was . pleasant
event. The object was to bring the
work OF this department before the
public. md obtain funds.for the purchase
OF literature. The program rendered
was:
The Press Department. MS. Ruby
The feopi~ the Customer. the Press the
a, CateTr- -. - MY Ea>ungs
How the W. c. L. Z. Uti.izes the Press
..... -.--.--......... Pr-ss Superintendent
Mu.ic by the Mandolin Club
Mr.. Burnett made few timely hints
in regard to publishing more OF the work
Of the Union, which were appreciated.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Through the courtesy OF J. NJ. Trew.
the locsl weather observer. We give
-ynopsis OF the wea,he during the past
month:
Nras ssemperaturr. s,n' nav, temp. q
rlu temp g Taal ps-cir. .iSs inrhes No
cf rcar days. n rsrfiV rlouly. Is cloudy. /.
prvs, ,ilirE d rcction ut wind. iron southwest
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
ne Fortniehtly Club.

The Delta Fortnightly club met With
Miss Letitia Crabill last Saturday after
noon aud enjoyed very pleasant time.
The following program was given:
Piano solo. Martha. = ......... .....-......-
Nursh Kellogg.
NocAl iuct. "t:oli-n Lack, arr Silver Now. -
Np- Harris, Mr.. Tillot~'n.
Paper. Haydn -. .....-,-.- -
Mn Bar.
Solo Heath and The Maiden. - .... -... Shuo-rt
Miss johnson.
Son.. nabys Ei.s - .......-............--
Mrs StandiSn.
The club will meet week from to
morruU afternoon with Mrs. Downing.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Chzs. ID. johnson received . box OF
Manila cigars. the drst Of the week.
from his nephew. Chsuncey Ritter, who
10 member Of the Utah battery nov
with General Otis.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

ID. II. Mills has sold his North Fork
stage line 10 Nelson brothers-Ira and
Clareuce. who will run the business
hereafter for the accommodation OF the
travelling public. Their Office will be
with the Delta Fruit 4 Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Improve your poultry Secure cckerel Of
aoted laying strain Of Brown Lsorn with Lady Wellington the
head with egg record of 2s5 in If want size
and secured Of Light hma cockere which will in
the weight Of chick from him pounds Ny
Plymouth Roks all around chicken good layers good mothers
and market fowl Send for prices Fowls shipped
OF the country by Send stamp Tor sample
copy of Poultry Journal GRAHAM =. BROWNE,
Box 1i3. ff-f- Hotchks Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

leo acres. dwelling house and out
buildings. 3 acres in orchard. 10 acres
in alfalfa. Will lease for low cash rent
". H. Mastin.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Delta Fruit 4 Produce Co. ship
ped q car OF nne apples the first Of tn
week. to Sweitzer & Kitchener, Lead
vile.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The state analyst OF New York says
Royal Baking Powder 10 purer and OF
more leavening strength than any other.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

just in the largest assortment OF fdrr.s
goods ever shown in Delta also \ full
line of the Ia est novelties in ties. belt,
etc. II Vim. Mathers.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

have some desirable Iowa property
TO trade FOR Delta county ranch. Call and
investigate early. W. II. Mastin.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Egg have "riz" in the markets OF the
East. A corner was run by some enter
prising sp-culstor in Pittsburg BY buy
ing up eli in sight, while the hens were
taking Q holiday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Miss Edith Highly was taken over to
Sslids, Wednesday. to receive treatment
at the hospital there. Mrs. r. S. Kelso
and Aessrs. DIR. Hick and Amos Durkee
scconranied her.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Tongue Creek coal , inpecvin(
- depth . gained and nov Fanks - u
bsst. Order from J. J. Wintoa.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mrs. Mittie Won Fintei. OF Pandora.
formerly OF Delta, has been On the sick
list, but at last reports was convslesing.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Scarlet fever cases are numerous in
Nontrose. So FAR this year only one
case has occurred in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Cad Ellis has sold his Garnet mesa
ranch to the Owens boys. Mr.. Ellis will
60 TO Cripple Creek and engage in
mining.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Dslta Frui, & Producs Co. ship
ped . car load OF apples to Victor the
first q the week. Also q car load TO
Colordao Springs.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

A cablegrsm from Andy Meldrum
announces his safe arrival at Glsagow
ON Friday last. He will be gone about
q month longer.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mrs. Steve Bailey returned to her
home in Olathe. after a few days visit
With her daughter. Mrs. Taylor Gesr.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Ton 0ostyn, the Oursy butcher. left
hers. "Wednesday. with about 10 head OF
cattle for his market.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

CATBoLIo CHURCH. Ma.sst 10 n. VI.
followed by sermon aud Sunday schooi.
Evening at 10. Recital os the Rosary
destruction and be eac,.iciion of the blcs-
red &c amsnt.
Rev. A. Pritzl. O. s. u.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

DIR. ". A. Shepherd. OF CoIorsd'
Springs. is in town looking over tn
prospects in the county.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Tho u. 4 K. q. were picking up all
tho section men along this line. Wsdnes,
day, and took them down near White
water TO clear big rockslide from the
track
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
Church notiees.

FIRsr BAPTIST CHuIcH-E-v. james
II. Messenger pastor. Services at ii u.
NJ. and I;9 p. IN. Sunday school at 10 =.
n.-Dr. A. ii. Stockham Supt.-Young
Peoples meeting 6:45 p. nj. NJ. Conk-
lin. presi lent.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Ara- B. S. Ewing leaves in few days
for the East to purchase Miss Callsvay's
stock of spring millinery.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

J. J. wintoo = agent for the Excel
sior laundry, oe Dsnvse.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
ss~sNN~> NsYss's,~.

TS s0pe = asoa - Os~ nsy
Take favafivc Rr,mc Quinir~ rset~f~. All .,r,,.-
EisSs refund Tho mooney II u faih v, Isfe. &C.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

-Niss Smiley. OF Montrose vas visiting
With Ass Dave Hensler the past week.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Work horses and milk cows for sale
by G. W. Henry. II
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Court Convened again, Thursday. after
Q weeks adjournment.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Lon Hartman. Of Gunnison. is down
looking over his cattle and ranches ir
Delta county.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Salt mackerel. pigs feet and tripe
always in stock at Palmer l. jackson.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Saur Kraut kept in bulk at Palmer
& jackson.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
10 Trade.

9. and 10 pr eess oessy ter gesA
Icas.. George stephan.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Robert Stone and family have moved
from Telluride to their Uncompabgrs
valley ranch.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
uAIyeO.

Reliable man for Manager q Bsaneh
Once l wish to open in this v'cinity. II
yosr reeosd , 0. 4. here y . god cpes
irS. Mention this paper when srisinx.
Illustrated catalogue ce-t. rostaE,
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

MkTHoprsr CHr ~ urus
morning aud evening. Everybody Wei
come. JNo. Il. woop. Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

A. c. Botsford made . flying trip (
Grand Junction last Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
Nsk Cblby is down from csdarsds..

Jaoss Reel. OF Ophir. is in town for
short stay.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Buy your oy.ters at Palmer 4 Jack
sons market.