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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-04
TIE RAILWAY TANFCASE
More Witnesses xamined-sale OF inc
North Carolina Flag at the galveston
Fair in New York.
Especial to the Messenser.)

lSDSCldl " IL NhCoSNIoO'
Raleigh. N. c., November 30.-At the
hearing of the tax assessment cases
this afternoon, j. H. Pou represented
THE state, w. II. Day, George Rountree
and John d. Shaw, representing the
A number of witnesses were
examined: Henry Page. of Aberdeen;
AZ. L. Lee, of Goldsbero: George w
Huntly, and r.. A. Morrow. OF Wedes-
boro, and d. A. Mcdonald, l.. T. ~
son. and G.. c. Graves, of Carthage.
Henry Page said unimprOved land is
assessed at it's true yalue|tnat Is
what it would sell for. and improved
land at t~wo-thirds its value: that while
on the board OF assessors or Moore
county he ascertained that the praclice
of differentiation vas statewide
Tyson said land near the towns was
assessed AZ half it's value; that further
away, at two-thirdS value.
The general trend OF the testimony or
the other witnesses was that lana An
the state is assessed from 90 to 40 per
cent OF it's true value Lee. VINO mas
been assessor two terms declared that
in Wayne county property was UNI
formly assessed at twO-thirds its true
value.
Several witnesses on cross
ton said that If the property were put
on the market at forced sale 1T would
even then bring more than the assessed
value. .
The North Carolina state guard sent
a silk flag TO the great bazaar at the
waIdorf-AstOria hotel, New York In
aid OF the Galveston orphans. The flag
cost ss5. Notice was received today
that ii was sold for $500, and was
bought by C. F. Grifriths. a former
resident OF North Carolina
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Admiral Remey's Report-Foed for the
Quantities Needed.

Washington, November 30.-The navy
department has received the following
cablegram from Admiral Remey:
"Cavite. November 30.
Official report from Guar just re-
ceived. Following men drowned on the
18th: Joseph Anderson. Goa passer;
Jacob Leroy Mehaffrey. apprentice,
first class; George Aubel. seaman:
William Frederick Davis, fireman, first
class; Frank Swanson. coxswaln. Two
bodies recovered but were ~unrecogni-
Fable. The governor reports danger Of
starvation. Asks $1,000 pounds of flour,
10000 pounds Of biscuit, 10. 900 pounds OF
sugar, 10000 pounds of salt pork ana
20, 600 pounds of rice. all for destitute
natives. Shall I send by our cruiser?
Brutus took ample stores for the pres
ent. Newark, Guam. REMEY."
Secretary Long has directed that the
supplies be sent.
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FOR KRUGER.
Such Resolution Passed by French Sem
ate and Deputies

Paris, November 30.-The senate TO-
day adopted a resolution of sympathy
with President Kruger, in the same
terms as the resolution Of the chambeg
Of deputies Of yesterday.
Mr.. Kruger remained INDOOR engaged
in consultations with his advisors and
receiving callers, until shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon, when, accom-
panied by DR.. Leyds and the usuaI
military escort, he called on NJ. Fal.
Heres, president of the senate. The in.
terview lasted ten minutes. after which
Mr.. Kruger returned to his hotel. He
will leave Paris tomorrow at Las D.. m
by special train for Cologne.
London, Novmber 30.-Sir Edmund T
Monson, the British ambassador a,
Paris. has arrived in London on three
days leave of absence, on private bust
ness.
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Census Statistics.

Washington. November 2S.-The pop
ulation of Tennessee, as officially an
nounced today, is 2,O20,6 GIG, as against
1857, SIS in 1890, an increase OF 253,09s
or 1913 per cent-
The population of Washington is 51S,-
1O3. against 349, 800 in 1890. an increase
Of 1SS, rs or 49, per cent
The population of South Dakota is
4Ol. $40 against 32S. sos in 1890, an in
crease of ~, 762 or 22.1 per cent
The population of North Dakota is
s1s. JAG. against 1S2, 719 in 1890, an in
crease of 1885, 27 or 74.6 per emit
The population of Idaho is 161,1I2,
against S4,3S5 in 1890, an increase Of H.
3S7 or 91.7 per cen
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The Committee of Fifteen.

New York, November 30.-Charles
Stewart Smith, who vas chairman of
the recent meeting held in the rooms
of the chamber of to discuss
the existence of vice in this CITY and
who was authorized TO appoint a COM
mittee of fifteen to formulate plans for
the eradication of the evils complained
of, appointed the committee today.
The names are as follows: James c..
Carter, John 8. Kennedy. DR.. Felix
Adler, Jacob II. Schin. John Harson
Rhodes, Joel B.. Erhardt. Alfred T.
White, Charles Sprague Smith, George
Wooster Peabody, William III. Baldwin,
Jr., Alexander E. Orr. Adrian Iselin.
Jr., the Rev. Robert L. Paddock. Fred
eriek d. Happen, Robert W. Deferrest.
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The Gar Continues to Improve

Livadia, European Russia, November
27.-The improvement in the cars con-
dition continues. judging from h fol-
lowing bulletin issued today:
The czar passed a good day yester-
day. AT 9 O'Clock in the evening his
temperature was 97:9: pulse sc. During
the night his majesty slept well. The
empeTor's condition and general
strength this morning were perfectly
satisfactory; temperature e6.S; pulse
$50
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Georgia Syrup tor Europe

Savannah. Ga, November 27.-The
steamship St. Quinten. hence for Liver
pool. today, carried the first direct
foreign shipment of Georgia cane SYRUP
eve made 1t was only a sample lot
packed in glass quarts. The request
came from Liverpool, showing that the
inquiry has reached Europe. 1t is hop
ed to establish a large foreign trade
in syrup. making the shipments IL
cases On cotton steamers. Low freights
can be secured on these ships for such
shipments
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-04
death of Noted Palmist.

Washington. November 2s--Natnah
iel c. Wells. a we'll known palmist, oleo
bera TODAY at the age of 1O7 years He
was a longtime riend OF Darwin Spe n-
Ger and Huxley. MIR. Wells was one
ond we'll until about four years ago
His rules for Longevity were: say
YOUR prayers keep cheerful. eat heart
;Iv and take a bath daily" ii prop,
abiv held the record for voyages around
the world. having made the trip TWEEN
ty four times.
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Commissary General Egan Not Rein
stated.

Washington. November 2S.-Officials
of h war department deny positively
hat Commissary General Egan, now
under suspension from the army, has
been reinStated- 1t is further sale that
General Egan has filed no formal appli-
cation to have the sentence set aside.
1t is understood that General Egan
might be reinStated at anytime upon
condition that he would accept imme-
diate retirement, but he has shown no
disposition to accede to such an ar
rangement
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The Battery Not Injured

Beaufort, s. c.. November 23-Najof
Pittman. Us. A. has tested the Goa
defense guns at Fort Fremont. Port
Royal. and found the guns and car
riages III perfect order. The report.
recently sent out on the authority OF
an enlisted man. that one platform and
mad sunk eighteen inches, is pro-
nounced without foundation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-04

My friends rec
commended Peruna
highlythatIp
chased a bottle to
try it and have
never been sorry.
"At times my
system became en-
tirely run down, l
could not sleep
well and lost my
appetite. Since 1
have used Peruna /
feel like a different
woman and hardly
know what If. iS tn
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sayanuah,s New Union Deot.

Savannah, Ga, November 7I.-P1anS
for the granite and brick union depot
to be erected by the Plant, Seaboard
and Southern railway systems were &C
cepted today. Architects from New
York. Atlanta, Charlotte and Columbia
were in competition. F. p. Milburn, OF
Charlotte, won. Work on the buildinS.
ing $3.50, 900, will be begun in six weeks.
which is to be an imposing one, cost
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ABuddhIst Nun Missionary to Americs

San Francisco. November 2S--Sister
Sanghamitta. a Buddhist nun, a ar
rived from Honolulu and proposes 10
sneak throughout the country in be-
half of her chosen faith. n repre-
SCENTS he Maha Bodhi Society whfcn
aims 20 promulgate the true teachings
of Ruddha- Sister Songhamitta was
formerly the Countess de Canavarro'
wife of the one time minister from FOR
tugal to the Hawaiian islands. She
was born in Texas and entered the VI
der in New York in 1897.
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be sick. l congratulate you on the
merits of your wonderful medicine and
wish you continued success"
One of DIR. Hartnan's free books o.
catarrh, sen to any address by The
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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'My wife Polly j. Evans) says she feels entirely cured of systemic cafarrh
oftweny years standing She took nearly six totIes CT thy excellent med-
cme, Penuna, as directed and w feel very thankful to theef for thy kindness
and advice. She did moi ever expect to be 81 well as she IS now. Twelve years
ago it cured hr of Ia grippe. Iwanf to tell thee there as Been q great deal of
Peruna used here last winter. Penuna does nf need praSing 1t tells for
Itself: We can and do re commend 1t to anyone that Is afflicted with catanh. "
As ever, thy friend, JOHN Evans,
South Wabash, Ind.
The above letter written by Q venerable old Quaker Mr.John Evans, living
at South Wabash, Ind. tells in his quaint language his experience with the
national catarrh remedy, Peruna.
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upe,itions For Arbitration

london. November 2S.-The Vienna
correspondent of The Daily Chronicle
saws he hears that President Kruger
has netitioned the powers for arbitra-
ton under The Hague
that two powers acceded to his request
hut that all the others rejected tae Pc
tition.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-12-04

If Sergeant-at-arms Ransdell has a
proper conception of the requirements
of the situation. he will see to it that
the presiding officers chair m the
United States senate is equipped with
a pair of stirrups by the 4th of March.
Washington Post.
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Chairman Stewart. of the prohibition
national committee that
funds for the campaign of 1904 are al
ready being collected and that the par
~ leaders Will make wen a more Wig
orous campaign than the last one.
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WHAT CONGRESS WILL Do
REPUBLICANS IN CONFERENCE OVER
PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
THE War TAX REDUCTION BILL

Leading Republicans Oppose Making
Reduction OF . temporary Nature
They Desire 20 Avoid Chance OF AT
tempt at Tariff Revision nj the y ext
mined Effort TO Make the ship sub
sidy Bill Diminished Business In the
senate.
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THE ISTHMIAN CANAL.
THE ADMINISTRATION FAV0RS SPEEDY
ACTION BY CONGRESS.
THE REMOVAL OF THE OBSTACLES

Ratification Of the Hay-FaancefOte
Treaty Likely to be made-The in
finance OF the Administration then
to be Cast I'm Favor OF the Pending
RuI-Conferences Between Secretary
HAY and President of the Panama
rcsentatives.
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Charles s. Smith, chairman of the
New York chamber of meet
ing, appoints his committee of fifteen.
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Nc Change in Command of Asfatic sta
ton.

NO CHHnR6 III CuLnnnHuU Oh AsIaCIC SUI
ton.
Washington, November 2S.-Secretary
Long said today hat no change is con-
templated in the command of the Asia
tic station and hat the detail of Rear
Admiral Frederick Rodgers to duty on
the station was merely for the purpose
of giving Rear Admiral Remey, the
commandant of the station, much need
ed assistance. Admiral Rodgers un-
doubtedly will be placed in command
OF the Chinese fleet.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
The psi,a pssaiss es~essy.

The new cotnpspy that hss tskss bold
Il the cannefy and creamery have the
bsildings 10 place st the rev site ssss
the depot. sod the vosk q plssiag the
machinery 70 prusrsssisg rspidly. h
csnnery will Be 10 perfect sssdieeD 10
start - som no fruit snd pesdses eaa
b r.hsJ. Mr. ?. z. Dsdgs. e Tks
Fssosn' 4 Messhsnts' Daak, vAs ~
charge q Dskieg coatrscss fos sesesos
of such - sbs csnsssy nay vast. hss
msde contracts fos q scrss q tsossess,
sod sos sii she osioos ssd esbbses The
factory css Uss. Tbs eoopssy vill tshs
ell the sugar psopkiss - The TAsste-
Sivisg pUspAtns sbes H. fssossU co
sise; Cssliaoves q H. DasisA 0esU-
tail ~ vsjssA > Asssos 0tses ves6sey;
CseuOs.ss sos pteaiiag. Dssass Pseh-
Hsg a Nsu 0ssdllas: - psVDsss Z
et9ssess vasissio si1l - vosas6 - ~
fssessy. 0ss6s ~ - vusto6so = -
~ 49, vin - fsssiuAs1 ~ - II
0D0ssv - - - soonias6 6 -
ossuss1 = Nsss110b ~.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Douglas d. Mcintyre dis3 st his hosss
on the ranch near Olaths q Wednesday
of last wsek 1t 10 =. m. after a lingering
illness of m6nths. lie ~ss sn cd. well
known and respsctsa citiaen ana his
d~sth will b. n,ousns1 by large mum.
bsr q fsisssss- a. ssey yssss ssssAiog.
His family oe young children are indeed
berrsv~d BY biz loss. OF tie three
Nclnt. re- brothers who located here
Doug iS tire 80 ont 10 die within the ist
two .-srs. His brother Ia, 10 the
survivor VI the ,rin.-Montrose Press.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

When ice freezes is the vstss buckets
q quarter OF IN inch thick. and white
frost appesrs on the ground evesy morn
ing for . wect. and yet fruit in blossom
not hurt in the least 10 certaioly 200 !
svidescs thst tbs country y excssdinv-
,y we'll adapted for frsit ssising. Th .
10 what has occurred in Delta county
the week lxst psssed.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
A.g..s s'ssv.r.

ut 10 . surprising fact" saws Prof.
Houton. ''that In my travels in all parts
os the world. for the last ten years, I
have afst more peooss having sse.l
Orsss's August Flower tbss any cher
remedy. for dyspepsia. d-rsnged Liver
and stomach. and for constipation. !
and Tor tourists snd sslssmsa. OF fos
psrsons hllirg Office positions. where
hssdsshss ssd esssral bod issIisRs froo
issesulsr habits exist. that 0rsss's
Asgust Flower b grand remedy. II
dose pot ioiurs tbs systsm by frequent
uss. ssd b ssesllsnt fos sour stomschs
and iodigsstisn. aamp,e botsies fres ct
the Piooeer Drug Store. r. Lucke. pro-
prietor. 6old By dealers in all civilized
countries. a ~ - AAfA ~ -
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Ed Cre'ghton OF Hartna, Creigh-
ton. tho Delta stockmen. cane in from
Iowa ~ith = ear load OF young Shorthorn
bulls which he Is taking onto his range
Thefe are some high grades and some
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

II 10 an admitted fact nov that the
coal nines Of Wslss can no bosgsr sup
ply ths uavies q Europs With the
necessary amount OF coal. snd the cup
ply is nov being purchased 10 the
Uaited States. The coal Of Colorado 10
liable one of those days to b - much
source Of revenue to the state ~ her
gold and silver mines are.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

A casual glance at tho bsnde and psds
on the apple trsss In oar orchards will
convince one that the hihsr astins state
Of the Goblin moth hes about passed and
the vermin are alive and heaithy. Nov
10 the time TO catch the worms while
yet in the cOcoona.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The Republican state Central COM
mi tee has set May 10 IA the date Tor
olding the State convention to select
delegates 10 the National convention.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The Denver Post Of last Saturday
sunouncss the csndidscy OF Thomas NJ.
Patterson for the United Ststes Senate.
Mr.. Patterson will be the candidate Il
the populist democratic psstv a9sisst
the Republican party. and viM uasks .
strong fight for the electt,n.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Cartoonist Steele. ~ the Denver Post I.
has been dozn with ppeu0 0oois the
ast two weeks, but il nor recovering.
Mr.. Steele stsn Is al the head Of the
ewapaper illustrators OF tho ststs and
his thousand OF admirers will reiOice ut
his con nvuIeecepce.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Cripple Creek during the past month
producsd sIose to s2OOo.0o0 il gold. and
promises to do ewes bsstes IN the oushs
TO come. This camp alone vill. .iscssass
the basic money of the country to the
extent OF e25.OOC. 900 during this closing
year Of the ninsi esnsh century.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
Yoass Paco.

oAsws tAs sests q yous sss,ia0s sd ~
sests a yoss hsslth - vsH. 1oVsss
Mood oskss itssle sppsssst 10 . psls ed
ssIIsv esop,sssss. piopIes ssd stjs
sssptissa II 20 sss sss,iag wssh 90
Woss sss asA - - ~ . hsnDeo1
spVsasasD. y0s shsuad ~ AhDsb ~
Elixis. Il 49, - 11ssSdlssasseO 49,
eAssD nssa9ssuB - - ns1sa psstosuD
~; ksswiag ~ ~ ~ ssssy bssals =
. psu1eiss eaasasosA = =. Dss1bosG
49, .ALsQES Will
n esess = - vssl1aY asoPb r.
Cs1ss1s ssal1o sbsse - - 80
- .t.t.~-.-.4 +. = =, -
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Tho city election, Tuesday. pssssi o6
quietly and with littis interest. The
license party son by q safe majority.
excepting the msyos which was tie.
A full vote was cast and the verdict 10
for a vet town, Ei
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The British government hss ordered
$50 American made typewritsrs for use
in the different departments OF the
home government. Probsbly preparing
to vigorously lrosecute the Nsr 10
Africa.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

To CuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Lsxsjse Bromo Quinins Tablets.
All druggists rsfund the oousy II IL
fsils to cure. SO. z. ". Groves sisua.
tufe 10 on each bog.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

For. 10 tie w,ur'r IL pase d. the ram
is owes and gone. the flowers appear on
the earth. the lime OF the singing OF the
birds has come. and voice OF tho turtle
is hear in our land.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The election for directors Oft school
board axes place on the first Monday
in May next. The candidates must ile
heir in ention to run eight days before
the lection.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The subjects At the sBsptist churc1
next Sunday will be -Ke~ping Your
Vow" srtl God Pleads For Us"
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

{, Aekes's ess ssh seaeAy wSSs ssep .
ough at any time. and cure the worst
cold in twelve hpurs."r money refunded.
25c and soc. ii. X Braisted, druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Sutiecss Tor Sunday st tho Prssby ter
ian church next Sunday will b Sun.
day" and .Law and Order" sl-I
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

oaCH h8ADACsaE ABSOLUTELY
ed pssnspsetly cured b ssisg hstt
Tea. A pleasant hssb 6sisk. Cure
coostipstioo and indlgsseSon. makes yos
sst. sleep, work sed hsppy. 6stisfsc-
tioa os nooey back. . cts sd 50 eta
n. X. Bssistsd, druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Where's. Il hath pleased the Divine
Muster TO gather Into His Flick ns
beloved child oe Brother and Sister J.
@. Gale.
AID Whsrsss, at = regular meeting
Of Data Lodge No. 1l6. I. .. o. F. the
undsrsignsd CON nittee was appointed to
convey 10 our broshsr and sister ths en-
tire sympssby snd respect u said lodge
10 ,thsis ssd bereavement. and further
that thess rsso,utions be entered on the
records q this lodgs snd that copies Of
same b furnished The Dossl papess Tor
publication; therefore b u.
Received, that on behalf Of aid 49,
- sforesaid vs hereby beR leave n ss-
sure yov oe COR heartfelt synpsthy With
you 10 this your hous II grief sOd ~
further prsy that you 10y rscrivs such
ssccos snd sssisssncs froa above - ~e
sse sssursd q 10 the tssoAings = our
beloved order. st~gs
Gives under the sesl Of tie lodge this
lth dsy o: April A. d. 1900. Sigoed ip
Friendship. Love snd Truth. r.{.
Percival z. C0oDbe.
Committee Fred A. Jackson.
Clssence Nelson.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
Program u M nsssss assss.


..he weeks spost will be insuaursted
With q match Ramsof 6sse ball bstvess
the Mancos and Saw Mill nines for .
purse Of e25 eide. This game will bs
called st Q o'clock .. m. sharp. Tuesday.
April 10. ~. TON 81 ~ FF
At TO O'Clock the matched race for
$1,000 eide. b~tvssn Silver Dick" snd
Big rnar wEi b called. & ~ > -
This race y still opsn 70 al horsss in
The vosId.> Z ~ dtssnses 10 so 0yds.. snd
vili psobsbiy b The fastest and closest
hoess race over run In Colombo.
u wKuuEspAy. sA
Fbss:- Pooy raes; diseancs 80 yssss;
purb oee5B.
s<esss: :Aose half dssA for . po'sc
a o115.
Distance Il ous-quastsr Of .
mile tor 90.
6ecood:-Thrse eights Of mile. With
{ pssss q el25.
Fisst:-Ons- quarter u . mile dssh
Tor purse NJ olOO. rat
In siI n The above mentioned races.
Big Tom. SILVER Dick" or any other
hosss entered In the matched race OF
d, ,0fO side 10 bsrsed. ss.a.
8ssond:-O One half iuiIe dash. free for
Oh hosssa. This race will be for purse
q ei5a .e,s Hs O
SATURDAY.
Novelty Eac-:-Dash Of one mic. A
Fat purse viii l,e hung up for this rae
snd the winner st each quarrer post
will receive . pei. c~pium of the purse.
In all these races an entrance Zee of
Ten pr cspt will bc charged, which will
b. added 20 the pure. ~
winnisg borsss cid receive .eevessy
pes cent of the ps Naes; seccnd husse ts
get twenty per cent; and third horse
ten per cent. -...s.--..s,.-....as--ss--
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
Az the Oyssa houss. 70 siAh., ths
Band Boys uipstrsIa.

A shooting sffsir occurred In the alley
between Main and Palmer and Third
Fourth street. Saturday afternoon. ct
sbout 5o'clock. A quarrel took plscr Be
tween q mao named Kinney aud Ben
Lowe over fus,i started last fall. and
Lowe Who wss oc bossebsck struck the
elder Kinney in ths face with his quirt.
when Walter Kinney. vho was With his
father. pulled his revolver and fired four
shots At Lowe Who had turned his horse
and 6ed down the alley. The K:nneys
we're placed under arrest by the mar
shal anj sheriff. Afterwzri Lowe came
back into town on his horse and the
sheriff attempted to arrest him, when
he rode Oh. the sheriff taking two shot,
at him with n siI' shooter, but missing
him. Tuesday Lowe came into tows
and gave hinssif Up. bad bearing and
vas discharged. Walter Kinney yes
wss gives . bssrisg before Jvstice Step
hsn sud bosod 0vSs TO the distsics
court. Viz &
DYsPEpssA car 0E CC0eO ~
using Ackss's Dyspepsis Tsheets. Oee
little Tablet will give Immediate relief
o. money refunded. Sold in hsndopme
tin bosss ss &c. H. X. Bsaisted, dsSg
gist.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
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The Delta independent., 1900-04-06
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% ~ Rsseidsas. Tsssday sight. Ioss
his Wy. It'd his hesss. end IL tsyisg 10
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The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Grand social dance following ID,
minstsls program to night.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

Some of the Denver papers are sdyo-
eating Teller for governor.
The Delta independent., 1900-04-06

The moisture At this time II very sd
vastageous and il the ground 10 harrow
el Immediately after the cloudy weather
clears up. it will he very !esssarisl.
especially ground that has plowed Up
rough snd 1t 10 Of no use to attempt to
seed rough ground.
The Colorado Sugar AsnufscturinG Go.
BY Chaa n. Coz. Mansesr.
April, 1900 Grand Juaction. Colo.