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The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
PLAYED Out.

Dull Hesdachs. Pains in various parts
Of the body. Sinking at the pit oe the
stomach, Lose Of appetite. Fevsrisb nes
PimpIes or Sores are ali po.itive ev ;dence
of impure blood. No matter how it
became % it must be purified 10 order
to obtain good health. Acker's Blood
Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofu-
Ious or Sypuilitic poisoos or any other
blood diseases- 1t u certainly = WON
derfui remedy. and ve sell every botte
90 positive guarantees. II. X. Braisted.
druggist.
Aoss - 1osa.
II scrc orchard. mostly in bearing.
good six room hcuse. perpetual vstss
righ'. only one half mile from Dostof1cs.
one of the best locations 10 the county.
price 5000. fos sale by W. H. Aastin.
l6O acres on Garrett mesa about two
miles from tovn. 40 shares II stock 10
the Garnet Ditch Co.. price $1,000 will
sell on easy terms- ". H. Aastin.
sl.5OO will bss ~ 60 scrs tract. 81
miles south Of Deits, II acres in alfalfa.
lJO fruit treoa, balance of laod level aud
- choice hay. grain o. fruit land. good
Wtes right. ". H. Aastio.
For sale or will trade Tor shesp-30
aerss stock ranch. 9 miles from Delta.
good water right. 100 acres in alfalfa.
% scrs. In fruit partly in b-srins. .
rooo fans hossr. plastsrsd. 50 foot
square frame stable. valuable improv-
meots- W. H. Aastin.
$500 cash down. $500 10 I yean viil
buy = lots. 6 room house. stable and
other eood Improvements in bsst locs
tioa in Delta. ". H. Aastin.
E00 DSOe.
room hooss asd guod stabas. town
wstsr, etc. ". H. Aaslin.
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The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Floyd zia~ss0sa. tbs DrWpssoss
sseschsst ss Cssssssd. lels - Tuesday
fos Dr~ses. vhess hs sss ssissd n
0sssteG- - Aus 0ssis 0sssss. . sisses
a Mn o. q. OvsAso. - WsAsssa.y
q this sset. ~. SOD Ma q. q. Oss.
he0 vsss 10 Dsssss - sssssA the
OsSslicG. 80 sr0 sAsss Ma OssAes
- eAtsssss si,i . - =. y eAass su
stsas 0i1A ~ SosessA
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

A sncisl and sossstaisWsst 70 kni9hts
sed their lsslics vili - eisss ~ K. d p.
CsstIe Hall. By 0sasd A-ea Lodgr M.
~. ~ Thsrsfiay esseins feb. 3Nh. All
ksiGhss sre eusdtsiiy isvissd 10 CONE
aod esioQ their lodisa
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aassAsss asl essse essu ~.

aassAsn ss1 essa erssses.
Can just - vsli gcow tesis youag
app!s trsss - to grow tlsis ora gsrdso
plants. and have bettss trssa. trsss that
are sccliuated and gown fron De
start BY irrisatios - they AZ sitssvsrd
to grow In the orchard. h Ioss 10 the
srssspassti.g . soshiag ssd The enss
= tsilliog.
A. ". Carr bss 10000 strictly dr,t
elsss root grafIs that hs knovs are
absolutely true u name - hs cut The
scioss from bsasing tress and hsd the
Ersfts made to os<iss. All water "a.
r.etisa.
He olers th~0 Tor sale at one csot
each. SPECIAL prices % lots of boe
ibousaod aud Upwards. They should
be planted from April lSsA 10 Asy lst
bot not later.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Mio Aiaaia 0isasstet lsft tor ~ q
sesdsd wit 10 srlstives in W-spia
wsiss sd Ooshs. Nsb.. yesterday.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Ase Pasterspo vss soti6ed lest week
that BE- hsd hs~o sppnistsd roed c"m
Cisssooes q Silvsssos disssirt by the
coosty cunotsbiossss ssd lses sns his
see dvsies The lssses part us -lass veek
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Js0ss Hckeon. 0sssd CAascsiios a
The Orb.s a ksiGAss a Pythias 10 Ca
ossda ~iil ssks 0rssd nsss Lnigs No.
% q. q r. % o0risl visis Tuesday
sseaia6. EsA DsA. ss WhicA osssiag sli
0eaksss u ths ss6ss ~ iasissd 10
asiessl. a-g.fa ~ gra.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

For tho best teas and coffees at the
most reasonable prize. go to the Dslts
County Nero Co .Fxrmers& Merchant'o
Bank building.
Iss Kals.
Gtnsd bunch Of stock cattle snr sal0
cheap. 4. H-ntsct~i. Whitewater, Col.
For line fruits 20 to the Delta County
Mercantile Co. and get Them fresh evssy
day.
Me.~y - D.a. .. Rasehes 90
Tswn Pe~Pessy. test terms. uO
delay. lsll sr d. go
P0pe spesh asilk So. eseOo -.
DiveseA daily - OeDaa - y. ..
Psss. q. g. ssopAsss' 0s.~s.g srsssa
Le>snas Mn lay and w-,ln~.day esesiass5
rrn's class Monday aud Wednesday ansspoa0
> o'rlnek. Make . .p-cIA.iy u private is-.aaA
sCsasE.- seTscE>
Try Tongue Creek Coal.
Coal on subscription ut this ohce.
J.J. Wi.toa b agent Tor the Exnsa
sios laundry. Il Deoves.
The Tongue Creek coal is improving
- depth y gained and nov ranks - th0
bsst Ordss fro0 J. J. Wiptoo.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

kisk ssa CAasiss EaIisGsos a Rnseel
0ssa sss tsssssetioe bss'nsss II ~
cooaty ssss several days this vssk.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

John Bsss!er came ovrs sross Cripple
Greet. Monday. sos . whit With his
fsnily and stisod csse In the District
court.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

6~nrR~ Merchant sS Pa 'eia. vsa In
Delta ssvsss, dsrs shis ~ssk l>kius
sdvsetaes II she hasR.iss a9srrd Sy Tire
sdvestisins Arms using shs cnsu0ns Il
Tns lzpnrExus IT.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

J. y. ". Dastsr. = d. H. Dssver
eye sV.ciaisss. vin - sisA d I. Hssie.
On fs6ssssy 31sh ssd 57sA. HsoA.chss
esrsd. seertsesss sceussts,y attsd
estissscsios gsss.stssd. CoassIsiion
tree.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

6ubjects Tor 0ssday st the Prsshytss
he chvsrA -Riss Chrissisos- ~
.WoDeu a HeasAeuism."
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Al assissss d ths FostaiGhtly clsl
sss rrQuessed 10 ~ peesest st en- 0sss-
iuxs to practice Tor the eoniag concert
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

W. r. Gale Ieft for Wsstvstes. Utal
Tu-sd.y. 10 look sftcr his mining ints.
eSts.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

This odsce 10 equippsd 10 every pss
ticular for doing sll kinda of job psintinl
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

H.sr NJ. Keisus' vinlin snlas. RE
beDstsiDs Assody 10 r. La Tsssiess'
aod I'll Trovstose."
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

e. ". Hsmmood os Psonia = 10 81.
tendance On The District eosst III
Wsek.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Jesss Rsy noids os Roxers nesa vas
Delta. wednesday. "u business.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Doc Shores. the d. 4 p. q. dstsctiv
was visitos To Delta. Tasalay.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Niss Lola Evsns ssot up 10 Ridgsvs
On Tuesday Tor few days visit.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Rnd"lph Lssius wss down fros
Hoichkias, Aosdsy. on busioss.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
y Vss Usae q caloo1as =.

Tho S;SSese -aod 6sst- caleodar ever
issued b, soy Asesicss railrosd = sos
being disli ibsted By The Busiiugtoo
route.
1t hss tuelSe shesss, oos for each
month q the year. Do esch shsst . .
striki1g illusssatsoo q so~s fsetSse q
the BUrlingsou's service O. q the terri
tory rssch-.i BY ns lioss-ths govern.
meut fast mail running At full spsed; .
tourist car on its vsy to California;
engine 1891. the largest psassesss engine
in the world; library car; . ccopest-
ment sleeper. the Burlingsoa ssstios At
Omaha; . dininG car; . Doestee frsisht
train; Estss Park. Colo: shs passss basA
Al Hos spssaes. & d. Yellevssoss Fslls.
etc.
The dravings froa which The pictures
we're asds sre BY Loui. Brsnnholj. Il
Chicsgo. ssd cost ssssral' hsndrsd
dollars.
The si.e q the calendar - q =.
The dstes are 10 big type which can
b. read At . dssaocs q - ssss. Fss
busineo oalcss the Dsrlingtos calssdss
- simply Invaluable.
Purchased in large suantities. the
cslesdsss cose the Bsriineso Rsass =
cesis spisc~. With puseass. VneAiss.
etc. they rrpsrsess n iuvestnent q
shout Is cests. Osr psics = = csnts-
10 ceots Ieo thss cusa. Write Tor one;
sss0ps sin do. II U b - satisfactory.
sod Il hseh ssd yo1r Oosey siIl b.
sseustled.
IN ,. Frsscie.
Gss. Pssst. Asest. ORahs, Neb.
REMOVAL SALE.
Din.ss A.sv.ias shsn svss. n rsss
q H. O&A osss - ~ ssUssd,sO q
go. 0Sass (s.silAiess - Snshs sse.
81 vvss sss psiss, Co. esd ~.
@ Issssaas 4 O.
~ sssa.g vlaA 1osos ksssas =
- ~ = - 0oasaDA ssos1v -
0.ah 49, - 81 - Ossss e -
OuupD 100 Vuna1UouoO 0bo1An0,
~ - -
A0msGoO~0
hA0 Aamuo0DU0B - -
~ . . - 1uin1a. - V1Ia111 -
kmu06 0nsRL ~ o.
AOsa1 osA - 49, = ss1B Z
UsSSeA
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
J. 2. s.xDE.a F.E. Depss
FARIERs& M BRcaAI1s BAKI
J. r. sNDKH-
DELTA. COLORADO.
individual Responsibility, $5OO,OOO.

Time
Ranchnes.
Nsrchasts Ion he
H.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

J. E.Go~s. . prou,iueni fruit grower
9! the Anwsy O -. North Fork valley.
~ss Ausu S.1urasy after lumber 70
r-builA BIZ se.ideuce which burned
srveosR.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Daasie4 Attorney McNnllin was {
vi-,tas esua Gs.nd Juectioo. bet sses
trainA 0ssdsy.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Rsv. q AklesUsn returned from Gun
ui.os, oassst3ay. and sent up to hi
home q 0saeAkiss.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

r. c. L Pike os Hoaehkiss = 10 Dslt
this week % court busioeea.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

We 0ssy osiy the b<si l'oes a eroc
rri-s tAaa can be had. and srs satisdes
With email profit. Delta Count!
Mercsoelis CcMpan!.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

NJ. - Mn. Herman Bar came ovs
from 0basAa. Aosd.y. for . short Wis
with ~. asA bosA r. & kslso.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

G~aus RnlsDa arrived Noodsy FRO,
A-psa, OAsss ~ h.s here oinins tt
the - ysoe.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

The sesssine With Thomas keirne
si the OVesa houee n" Washington
BirthAnv essaisates uith social dancr
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

L. W.Ussiiser. Geo. }. Novel, sod
Geo. 2. ChiIea represented the fruit
vrossso sk Delta c"urty at the Grand
Juncsiaa Horticultural insii'uis held
in thse sisy IN Tuesdsy and "Wednesday
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

". 7. Haskey returned to his hose
10 Provo. Utah. Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
AuGn0Ao

nnc - = - - I,
~ 0s - osstsaa = Vss1l9 -
kmuO1 0nsa. ~ o.
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AOss1 assA - 49, = og1B Z
~. WsND D0Oa - 0O 0nl1n,
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Genens Boso-~s. Who hes been visit
ing 10 0ssts sincs D-cemser. returoed
10 his hsos In Parrsl. Old Aexico os
A,nsl~R
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

sIs0 09AOAroaG A0DoegTG6T
and pssusssesiy cssrd BY using nosi
Tea. 4 posusaas hesb dsiok. Csrss
conee1Dnelns go tsAiessstss, oshss zoe
ct, d1ssA sssk ssj hsSVy. Sstissse-
ti"n - 0s9 asch. . cite ssd 80 cite.
u G 0masesa, ds.esiss.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

r. ~. kA0seoce rstusned 10 Ourav
M"~asy. sesss . vssk's p'rsssst visi
TO DuoeA
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

We will make you = good suit Of
clothes from $50 up, from suidngs
or samples.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

A. Z. Duskse has moved into the Kial
properly on Main stseet. ,zs
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
REMOVAL. SALE.

0iuss AssUsiae shsn svss. TAs rsss
q H. 0~A 0sss - ~ s~Uss1ssO q
go. OSass cs'sisAtsN 80 Snsas &c.
q vvss Sss psiso. Co. esd ~.
Hss1Sae 4 c.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

. - Nr. Tbo0ss Ksirss in his ioita-
nnns q he celsbsstsd sctos.. Hsesy
Irssao. ueosy E Di.sy. Stuart Rohsno.
Ss - 0Dsohsrjt. Toosaso S~lSini. ETC..
1t The Opesa house on Wsshingtoo' =
BirthfS. frh III.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

~ sssssag vjaA 1oso.s ksssus ,
- ~ = - 0od1saDA ssoo0V 90
~eA AaosD ~ - - Ossso g -
0Vsss As@0 VnAisUossN 0se1l0.
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Noosy - Dsos - esGAs 80 -
- Poo9 0o1o1e.
E5 DoDAUSo 4 RalVa0aDb.

Nposy - Dsos - sssAs - ssoe
- soo1 oo1o1e.
DasAvis 4 Easslaa.b.
u AOCAL HEUo.
- sss...ss.s.s q s.y e.e.ss.aaeee =
= ~ seaaas hse: Aay essshs. aaosase-
I Cd pspsss sa sa,s At this o0es.
Lsdiss ssll.g osrds With pastss. TAis
Coal wasted 90 subsedptios 1t tAis
oAos. ~
Wn. Duke of Hotchkiss has 10 tovn.
Z Psats at cost to Close out at w
Ben Grisr Was down from Hotehkiss.
ysstsrdsy.
Percy Houts came in fren the vsse
Wednesday. FS
A. d. Brown came down from Telis,
ride Tuesday:
Marry Mckinley returned from Kan.
s.s City. Mo. Tuesday. "~
4. z. Durkee has moved into the Kiag
properly on Main street.
". 7. HaSkey returned to his ho0s
In procn Iyfsh VAAn>~fav aaI
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Marry Mckinley returned from Kan.
s.s City. Mo. Tuesday. @ =
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

The Tongue Creek coal is improving
- depth = gained aud nov ranks - tA0
hast. Orda9 fron J. J. Wiuto0.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

O1peEessA CAX ~ rCeeo ~
.ua6ng Acker's Dyspepsia T.b'ets- On
49, Tablet Gill give immediate rslis'
= nnney refunded. Sold in hsndsoUs
~ boxes at H.. II X. Braistsd. drug
-
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Coal wanted ~ subscription at this
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

J.J. Wl,ton b agent tor the E1nsl
sios Laundry. Il Dsoves.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

A. d. Brown came down from Telie,
ride Tuesday:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
In L0bOr'S
Field.

The Boxmakers and Sawyers' union
held rousing meeting last evening. Ma
tional President James Payne, of Chi
cago, addressed the meeting, after which
regular routine business was transacted.
Five applications were received and re-
ferred to the membership committee.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
"Resolved, That any member patroniz-
ing a non-union barber shop shall be
fined 30 cents for such offenSe, and any
member using tobacco or smoking. cigars
without the union label shall be fined 6O
cents for each offense.
BE it further resolved, That any men,
Der of the Boxmakers and Sawyers'
union belonging to any lodge or society
that gives socials, dances picnics or
other entertainments shall do all in his
power to induce such organizations to
have their printing done by union
printing house. and union musicians en-
ployed."
President Payne discussed the employ
er's duty to the employee and vice versa.
He enlarged upon the benefits both to the
employer and employee Of the union
shops He laid particular stress upon
the necessity of close attention to the
union label where it was possible to Sc
cure the union-made goods. Messrs.
Hanson and Choate also delivered inter-
esting addresses A vote of thanks was
rendered to President Payne.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
MAKE IT PUBLIC.
Publicity. Counts-That's What the
People Want-St. Paul Expression
ON the Subject.

Make it public.
Tell the people about it.
Gratitude promotes publicity.
Grateful citizens talk
They tell their neighbors; tell their
friends.
The news is too good to keep.
bad backs" are numerous.
So few understand the cause.
Many st. Paul people are learning.
And better still, they're being cured.
Lame backs are lame no more.
Weak ones regain their strength.
This is the everyday labor in st. Paul
OF Doans Kidney Fills.
Our citizens are making it public.
Here's case of 1t:
Mrs c. F. Croker, of 933 Beech street,
says: Mr.. Croker and myself can bear
witness to the excellence of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. He used them with such great
benefit that when, on account of a cold
and unusual fatigue, I commenced to feel
symptoms of kidney disturbance. he al
vised me to use Doan's Kidney Pills ard
procured them at F. NJ Parker's drug
store, corner of Wabasha and Fifth
streets. did so and in a short time was
restored to perfect health"
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price 50 cents per box. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no other.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
SOLDIER HoNoRED.
Chicago Gives Col. NJ. ". Sheridan a
ROusing Farewell.

Chicago Gives Col. NJ. ". Sheridan a
ROusing Farewell.
CHICAGO, Feb. Cool: M. " Sheridan,
u. S. A, who leaves Chicago for the de-
partment of the East March /, received at
the Auditorium spontaneous proof this
evening Of the esteem in which he is held
here. Col. Sheridan accepted from Mrs.
Alexander Sullivan, chairman Of the or
gapization committee Of the Catholic
charity ball, an official invitation to lead
the right column of the grand march All
his associates at the headquarters of the
department Of the lakes were also pres
ent with their families. They, with Mrs.
Sheridan, occupied decorated boxes pur-
chased by leading citizens for the ball,
and returned to the committee for Col.
Sheridan and his associates.
The floor manager, Mr.. Alfred w.
Plamondon, dexterously managed the
march so as to bring Col. Sheridan dis
tinctly before the large and brilliant COM
pany, who rose en- masse and gave him a
fervent tribute Of esteem. After prolong-
ed applause and playing of the Star
Spangled banner, three rousing cheers for
Sheridan rang through the Auditorium.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
THE HOME VOYAGE.
Whitcomb Riley's Tribute in Verse
tn the Late Gen. Isawton.

Whitcomb RiIey's Trfbuteein Verse
to the Late Gen. Lawton.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 6.-James
Whitcomb Rileys poem, written on the
occasion of Gen. Henry w. Lawtons
body lying in state in the capitol Of In
dianapolis, was published here today. 1t
is entitled 1.-THE Home Voyage
Bear with US. Q great captain, If our
pride
Show equal measure with our grief's ex-
In greeting you in this your helplessness,
To countermand our vanity or hide
Your stern displeasure that we thus had
To praise you. knowing praise was your
distress.
But this Homecoming swells our hearts
Because for love Of home you proudly
died.
Lo, then:-the cable, fathoms meath the
That shapes your course, Is eloquent of
you:
The old flag, too, at half-mast over
head
We doubt not that it's gale-kissed ripples
A prouder sense of red and white and
The stars-ah. God! Were they inter-
II.
In strange lands were your latest honors
Won ets@s
In strange wilds, with strange dangers
all beset:
With rain. like tears. the face of day was
wet, sfes5
AS rang the ambushed foeman's fatal
And as you felt your final duty done,
We feel that glory thrills your spirit yet,
When at the front. in swlftest death. you
St,. - = = 2. < <
The patriots doom and best reward in
And SO the tumult of that island war
At last, for you, is 7sttlled forever more
Its scenes of blood blend white as ocean
On your rapt vision as you sight a far
The sails of peace. And from that alien
The proud ship bears you on your voyage
home.
Or rough or smooth the wave or lower
ing
Or starlit sky-you hold by native right,
Your tranquillity-the silent might
To victory through stormiest battle fray,
Because your followers high above the
fight
Heard your souls slightest whisper bid
them smile
For God and man and space to kneel and
And thus you cross the seas into your
own
Beloved land, conveyed. with honors met,
Saluted as your homes heritage
But, all the states gathered in mighty
Dip colors as you move to anchorage.
ss~r5gSss
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
MISS JACKSON ARRIVES.
The Young violinist Who VIII Be
Heard Thursday Night.

Miss Leonora Jackson, the young Amer
lean violinist, arrived in st. Paul with
her brother last evening, and will be
the guest Of st. Paul during her stay
In the Northwest. She will play in Min
neapolis Wednesday, and at the Peoples
church, st. Paul, Thursday evening. Her
programme is one Of rare interest, and
with it she has won phenomenal success
both in Europe and America. She is
young-barely twenty-one-and Is said to
have a charming personality. With her
will appear on the programme Mrs. essica
De Wolf, and the Schubert chorus,
which, under the direction of Emil Ober-
Hoffer, has prepared three numbers of a
varied and pleasing character. Mr.. G.
G. Titcomb will accompany the chorus
on the pipe organ.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07

sentiment of Democrats of the city upon
the mayoralty question.
1t was decided to call meeting In
every ward for next Tuesday night, for
the purpose of electing five delegates to a
general meeting that will be held two
weeks from tonight.
1t was noised about that the meeting
was called In the interest of Mr.. PEBBLES,
but he denied that that was the case. The
availability Of the several candidates that
have been mentioned in connection with
the Democratic nomination was discuss
ed.
The Peoples party city committee
touched elbows at Assembly hall last
night, and held two hours session be-
hind closed doors. After the meeting 1t
was announced that the committee de-
cided to open headquarters at SO Court
block, and all anxious to serve as Pop
ulist judges Of election are requested to
call and make themselves known.
It was Announces that an effort would
be made to thoroughly reorganize the
party Independently, and hold a separate
convention While not scoring fusion 1t
would not be favored unless 1t was evil
dent that the best interests Of the party
would be conserved by an alliance with
the Democrats.
A committee, consisting or Grant Splcer,
]. E. Dempsey, A Paradis- and j. c..
Beattie, was appointed to- draft call
setting forth to the voters the principles
upon which the party stands, as well as
it's relation to the important issues of the
day.
The Sleepy Eye Herald unqualif1edly in
dorses the Preston Republican, tribute
to Thomas j, Meighen, who has been
spoken Of as q possible nominee on the
Democratic ticket for state treasurer. The
Herald declares him "the soul of honor, =
and "a man highly worthy of the best the
people can give
Those Democratic aspirants for the
mayoralty who have been laying the fiat
tering JUNCTION to their souls that DR..
Whitcomb had resigned from the race,
after reading deceptive paragraph In al
evening newspaper, evidently inspired by
friends of Reeves, can undeceive them
selves. The former coroner is In the race
In earnest. ss.s
It is said that Mayor Kiefer has select
ed W.. L. Ames as the manager Of his
campaign for denomination.
A meeting of the Eighth ward Repub-
lican precinct committeeman has been
called, to occur in the Lincoln club rooms,
Friday evening. 1t will be necessary to
elect new chairman, Henry Yost having
died.
The campaign fund of the state Prohi-
bition central committee now amounts to
s27OO.33.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
Mrs.
PEz1kk1a znn

The one thing that quail
flies a person to give ad-
vice on amy subject is
experience = experience
creates knowledge.
No other person has SO
wide an experience with
female Ills NOR such a
record of SUCCESS as
Mrs. Pkakkaasss has kads
Over a hundred fkaOU-
sand cases como Before
her each year. Some per-
sOnaLLy, others by mail
and this has been going
on for 20 years, day after
day and day after day.
Twenty years of con-
Gfazaf success - think of
the knowledge thus
gained! Surely women
are wise I'm seeking ad-
vice from a woman with
SMch an experience, es-
pecEaIly wlseH tits free
IF yOM are Eli get a bottle
of Lydia e. Pinkl1aHs,s
Vegetable Compound at
once them write Mrs.
PiAkisaass LYNN Mass
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
DEATHS.

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HILGEDICK-In St. Paul, Monday, Feb.
5, at the residence of c. H Kline, 1102
Hastings avenue, Henry G. Hilgedick,
aged twenty-one years. Funeral Thurs
day afternoon, at 1 O'Clock, from the
residence. Members Of Camp No. ].
Sons of Veterans, and ex-nembers of
Company l., Twelfth Minnesota volun-
teer infantry, are invited Interment at
Salem cemetery, West st. Paul.
A. M. Cummings died
at st. Luke's hospital, 1890, Feb. 8. Flu
neral at Morris, Mimi, Thursday, 8
MURNANE- st. Paul, Tuesday, Feb.
6. at S:15 p. m. at residence, SOl West
Third street, William j., aged thirty
four years. Funeral from residence
Thursday, Feb. g. at $50 a. m. Service
at the Cathedral, 9 o'clock.
TRANTER-In St. Paul, at 1890 a. M,
Tuesday, Feb. 8, at family residence,
1856 Phalen avenue. Annie, aged nine
teen years, youngest daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. William Tranter: Funeral
from residence Thursday, Feb. 8. Serv-
Ice at ST. Johns church, at o'clock.
Interment at Calvary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-07
Carpenters' Union,

A large amount of routine business was
transacted by the Carpenters union at
the regular meeting held last evening.
". Wyman was elected auditor, vice E.
Il. McElroy, resigned; The death claim
ceived and approved, and the secretary
Instructed to forward to the national Of
ficers for final audit.
A sick committee, composed Of one man
from each ward, whose duty 1t shall be
to to 10 look after unfortunate members Of the
union, was appointed, as follows: j; c.
Swaniand, j. W. Britts, Henry Bacher
Fl. W. Evans, D. Markley, Emil Edlund,
ID Mcdonald B. Albachten, j. Manqer-
son. John Peterson and Peter Osblum
The receipts for the month were $72. 40,
and the expenses $140.55.