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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

Latin and Greek verse Is the distinSutsn.r<
mark OF a class OF educated men who retain
the old time snObbish pride IN exclusive advsn
tages. They not as other men ars Who
verse! They are pTe-eninent for their Devotion
70 what the head master described "a purs
learninRi
APPLICATIONS OF SCHOLARSHIP
These affectations Of scholarship do not r,,.~
good the deficiencies In requirements FOR en-
trance at an English university. oxford ana
Cambridge open their doors 70 all corners from
the public schools and from private coaches:
and the standards have not been raised during
a generation when higher education has rnad.
great advances IN Germany and In America ina
English universities have been content In Mr>
Archers phrase. with antiquated and ruiz os
thumb methods instead Or going 20 the root ~
the thing studying It's principles and learning
to apply them 20 the best ADVANTAGE They
have fallen behind tho best American untver-
stiles both I'm varied courses OF instruction ara
In requirements Tor admission. and the puhllo
schools which send men up 70 them are stRna-
ing sull and doing nothing 90 broaden their
methods and O. raise their standards. No xtr,-
dent can be properly pref AIRED at the present
time In any English public school for an Amer
lean college 81 the first rank. When he Is ready
for oxford or CambridE~ ne must he coached
for a year two by private tutors befor. he IL
htted for the entrance examinations OF Har-
ward. Yale or Princeton. IL ne does not take
into the American college the pedantry involved
In verse writing in Greek and Latin. he escapes
at least Byrou's discomfort with mechanical
methods OF classical Instruction, which found
expression IN the lines.
Then farewell Horace whom hated So
Not FOR thy fault. but mine. Il l. a curse
To understand. not feel, Thy lyrtc low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
8 A. R. CONGRESS- TO MEET HERE.
MEETING WILL OPEN TO-MORROW-PbANs
FOR ENTERTAINMENT OF DELEGATES.

FOR ENTERTAINMENT OF DELEGATES
The Sons of the American Revolution in this
State are making elaborate preparations for the
entertainment of the eleventh annual Congress OF
the National Society Sons of the American Revoiu-
tion. in this city this week. In addition to the
delegates from the societies in thirtyseven States
Hawaii and France. it is expected that large
number from New-York. New-Jersey and Con-
necticut will join them in the series of services
and entertainments which will be held in connec-
ton with the Congress
Wasbington's house Of worship, old St Pauls,
will be the scene of the opening service this
evening Several OF the Episcopal clergy Will
taka mart Tomorrow morning the Congress
Ju meet at the Waldorf-Astoria, President-Genera
Franklin Murphy presiding. In the afternoon re-
cention will be held by General and Mrs. Ferdinand
p Earle at their home. which was Washington's
bea6ouarters during the battle of Harlem. to which
the delegates and visiting compatriots are invited
on Tuesday the Congress will reconvene. elect Of
hcers and finish the routine business.
The office of president general OF this society
is considered a great honor and much interest Is
taken in the choice Of a successor TO Mr.. Murphy
# the latter is unable accept reelection Gen
eral J. c Breckenridge, of the District of Columbia
Society is prominently mentioned for the position
The office has been held in the past by Judge
Lucius p. Deming. Of connecticut; Dr.. William
Edwin Shepard Barrett or MASSACHUSETTS,
otbrr cjties the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton viii show their kinship by entertaining the
sons the reception being given by the New-York
the Empire State Society at the Waldorf Astoria
f on aT bsng made The guests and Speakers viii
include General Miles. General Brecknridge Sena-
JefrdTs6m William Gillette. the Rev Newell Dwight
Hills, John A Taylor a and others among the well
known women who viii occupy boxes win be Mrs.
Jefferson Davis. The banquet will be opened b.
very brief but Impressive saistaton and dedication
for the 6rst time at the Congress-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

down the ferns and bushes, TO show them how
baseless We're their fears.
But one day. the small black boy came back
to cover at my feet, shivering with an egue
fit, and calculating between his teeth: Fer de
lance, fer de lancet" and | was about to re-
legs in real terror. Following the direction Of
his anguished look, I what 1 had escaped,
for corpulent though alert and aggressive ser
pent was stretched along a limb ahead of me
and beneath which I should have passed. doubt
less only to receive its fangs in my face. It
may not be necessary TO add that I filled his
snakeshp with shot before advancing and that
thereafter l was less reckless in my explora-
tons
JOSEPHINES BOWER.
The second and last time I came into close
quarters with the iron lance was also in Mar
Unique, but nearer the coast. I was stopping
on an old plantation which had once belonged
to the family of Josephine, Empress OF the
French. Being of a romantic turn of mind, I
had investigated the ruins Of the house in
which she was born and OF the sugar mill in
which her youth was passed after that pro-
ceeding to the fern hung pool in the stream
where she took her morning bath. I shot a
bird on the way there. and sent my sable guide
into the bushes to retrieve it, when, he part
ed the grass in front of the thicket, I him
fall backward It did need his cry of hor-
that only object here could brighten him;
and Jerking him back by the shoulder out OF
range l fired a charge Of bird shot directly into
the cleaning eyes and gaping mouth of a fer de
lance four feet in length. The serpent was so
mangled that he did not make a pretty speci-
men for preserving in alcohol but don't think
the small black boy regretted that circumstance
much as L did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
UNIVERSITY STANDARDS IN ENGLAND
AND IN THE UNITED STATES.
HOBBIES RIDDEN IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
SUBSTITUTED FOR SCHOLARSHIP.

London April Il.
Mr.. William Archer in his America To-day"
dfssents from the old time English description
of the United States as the most common
schoo)ed and least educated country in the
world" He admits frankly that the Americans
are far ahead of the English In the careful
study which they devote to the science of edu-
cation. AS an illustration of the attention paid
to the art of teaching he states that in Co
lumbia University there are no fewer than
twenty courses of lectures on the theory and
practice of education: and In order to ex-
emphfy the latitude of choice offered to the
college student he cites from the catalogue of
that institution list of the courses in rhetoric
English and literature He expresses the opin-
ion that the tendency in American universities
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est trace OF its use.
This ink remover Is called the H. H Collins
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this city BOOkkeeDeTs in the various Depart
ments % the United States Government use II
and pronounce il wonderful and surprised
on account OF its simplicity that II has not been
used before.
II keeps their books AMI reports IN an almost
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by scratching and scraping would finally cut a
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overloaded pen.
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That II is equally invaluable to everybody els,
Is proven by the instantaneous manner IL VIII
remove any kind OF stain. IL matters not what
Kind. whether ink or not. from the finest fabrsrs
made without inturing the material Operated
upon I'm the slightest degree IL Is put I'D m
boxes costing J0c., and l. for sale by all lead
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Square. y. Y
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

J.F. Rssd. fsthss Il Busvsil r. Rcd.
ofRssd 4 boAlseAsia. eaos do0s frso
Pitkis rsssday 10 joia HE family shs
arrived shout tse dsys siscs. NJ. Rssd
hes ranch a. owe Csdarsdes which b
vill materially oprovs. but vill for the
pcssset spsod o sly part q bic tine -
tss rsoeA. - b . vill - eoopsiIsi TO -
ia Pitkis eossid sesb,s Of bb tine %
seesSat = sstsssivs mining isssrsses
sheso.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

fhss. ksssss. ss-eossty coooissisa-
o.. - dsva froo Psssis nsrsday %
bssisssa- Mr.. Rosbss pssdicts victory
iu his ssctioo for 4. r. Kiag. sspsbliess
easaidsts fos rspesssetstivs. NJ, Kies's
stssdinG ssd ssility viil carry hin Ne
majority q ,ssss 10 oil sscsises Il Delta
sd Aoatruss eosssiss shis fnli.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Iegvy D0sIaaS.

Yesterday, durisg noon hosr. soos
sneak thisf pushed the froot door of
Joe neCollaris secosd hand store in. %
tered the store and tapped the till for
sl7I50, but in the sxcitement dropped .
IS gold piece on the floor. which Mr..
McCollsr Afterwards found. There is
no clue to the guilty thief.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
DAooSvSeS0 in Th04.

About S:IS p. y. Tuesday night, .
burglar vss discovered trying 10 sntss
the rear window oe z n, Getts Hard
ware store. An alarm vs. given and
the msrshalI put in the ehass. but vss
unable to capture the culprit.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Al the rspiog eoatsst the sseoea ~
of the fair. Robsst Salisbsrsy zoe -.
time dfty-oas sscoods; Fsssk Cssssa
sscosd. tios afty eight sseosAs; Rs1sh
HspVestA - third psias. TAs tAlsd
day 0sssos Yesse voe Asss ssd .Jseh
FSSosh Ooosod.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

w. o. 6tsphsns rstur.sd froa ~
Ciosrros lest Saturday vhsrs hs hss
bsss looking sftss the .sv Ciosnsa
ditch. which = being built 70 eeevsy
vatss 70 ths Useo0pahgrs river ed b
- ussd BY Mossross and Delta esssey
saDch0Sa.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

There sill b. . reception OF the
vowss' republican club in Asthsrs hall
today at three O'Clock. 10 hsoos ee Mrs..
Ioes T. Hasss ssd Ars. Leey Scott. d
Dsesss, 70 which sl. lsdiss 10 Delta asd
vieisity sss cordially invited.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

H1l nksIy yoa ss1sr kn0 tn10eseiaG- kS6a
DyQD1sh C0se Aigss0 vAas 80 50 80 eiVO
DnpdsAfiea hDo~n tkas e,apasssay lioeg0 a
eA6so Of fsozss; that = Oh5 is e0see - wOrne
svsys1isG & - Ala b 0ay : aksS q
N eoodi.ioas es4Glaase hsaV S1s1s yv1 O1s1-
Csrhs's drug aOp.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

A. r KisG. Fspubliesn candidate Tor
rsprsgsstative q Delta and Moatssss
counties. lset for Aootruss Tussdsy.
froo vhieh poiat he viil cssdset .
shost esepsiss add rstars hsrs 10 about
oos week.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Mrs. Jackson Rbines was down from
Hotchkiss Wednesday purchasing goods
from INDEPENDENT advertisers.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Regular services - usual. at Prssby
terian church next Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Ars. B. n. Wheeler VilI give hss last
lecture oo Health and Hygisss. 70 wooso
oely. In the u. Z Church. Saturday
Oct. 18Th. at 3:O p. =. No sdnississ
ehsrgsd.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Losr-Gold eyeglasses With chain at
tschmsnt. The finder will b rewarded
By Ara R. ]. Lockhart. Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Subject At the Baptist church ssz
Sunday. .. m.-"Church Discipline.
p. %. Angela"
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

e. Stockhso and wife. father and
mother of A. II. and " B. 6tockhsa.
srs,vsd from Asdisoo. Ohio. ssd vill
ss0sio here for several mooths.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Ira J. Nelson started on . trip sfount
the circle snd 10 Denver Aoodsy. in th'
istssssts of the Delta Frsit 4 Produes
Company.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
=. u. K1zsusm. osey.
A - 0Aaa>

TAs ed ossio tAss . asy ss0osr
oehss . go Wisess - 49, psossA
many sioes over 10 the western seatsa
There - . vssy god ehoses q 0ianiaG
The gusss this sister. osiniy for tAs
rsssoo that thses Aas bses . nosicssbss
change in cliossic eseaisisss ths pase
fee ysafs- NevsrtAsas.. thees b soeA-
iae lite ssine psspsred sor The so-ss.
TIE seocknss vAe can s6oed is shosId
bsy U0eisas hay. Bsstss 70 - 0eosy
q tho carrsss sisA the hide 90 tAaa Tor
The hide itoelf.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Mrs. B. II. Wheeler. ssSesssotiag tie
Colorado visvi company. Of Dsnvss. u
at the Commercial houss in this city
this week.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Be sure and register ssxt Tussdsy
Oct l6. You can't vote unless you d
register.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Ruck Love oe Anwsy mssa. Dsal
Pssois, vas . business visitor In th'
county ssst Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Mrs. Thomas Smith VINO hes beso
visiting her parents Tor the past week.
returned to her homo in Telluride Sun.
day.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

A. n. Rogers snd tsoiiy arrived from
Norwood yesterday and will visit here
for week or ten days They vill re-
turn overland.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Mrs.. wm. 6iisby left for Rico Sunday
whsrs she will visit her daughter. Mrs.
T.. Gibbs.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

q. 8, Lewis lett foe Grad Junction
Sunday. to work In the sugar bse'
factory.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Ton Mostyp. Ourayis leading butcher
has bssn in Delta the last few days
iookiug up meat for his market.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Louis p. Cline. Who during the sum
msr vas director OF the Sanders con.
csrt basd. left for his home in Chsso-
kss. Iowa. Wednesday. to remain.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Register Tuesday. Oct. 10th. Ossts-
cies nay arise late, which will prevent
you froa ssttiag Jour name on tn
hooks.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Nrs. Frank Sparks of Ouray arrived
Tuesday. and will speod the winter in
Delta iu company With Mrs. Louis Crot
ssr Of Salids. and Ars. Aslvii Graham.
Il Ousay.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Bosx- Saturday. Oct. 8. to the vie q
Z. Lucks. boy.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

r. 6. Ksiso ana wife returned from
Dssvsr Saturday. where they have been
visiting the last tsa days.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

NAsRIED-In Delta, Tuesday Oe1 ..
c. R. Fulghuu to Thsodora z, Sehsid.
daughter oe Mr.. aod M. Lsvi 2.
sehsid. Rev. b. J. FrstAis0hso o0eiat.
tpg.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Guy Blair has purchased the sxpssss
business of Harry Woodgats.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Yeelngs Of saikty pervads the hoosebSld that
uses One Minute Cough cufe. the only hamisas
rHsdy that prcAuees immediate re.ults- Il 4
and lung troubles. Il vil pfevess eonsunDs
Carke's drug gtose.
ClArke's drug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

II Bryan 10 elected hurricane ofdis.
aster will swsep the country and carry
away every vsstigs Of prosperity.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Y0oaoo - OooskAosAosa
Cory. Colo. OFT 3

Cory. Colo. OFT 3 looo
TIE annual meeting q the s1peh-
hoidsrs Of the Fruit Gso0sss' DiseA -
Reservoir Co. gill - held q - Aesuh
school houss st Cssy. Colo, % 0asss-
day. Nov. 3. 1890. st : p. -. Nur tAs
election a oAcsss sOs ~ sessiag ysas.
and Tor the trsnssctioo q ssy osA6
buoipSoA
GuDass 2. Cnn~ h
". L. K0Esp08. osey.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Mr.. and Nrs. Boswell and daughter
Ethel, and Mis- Laura Babeock os Den
YER are the guests os Mr.. and Ars. Geo.
c. Wilson,
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

C. @. Wade. special agent for the
9psingAsld Firs 4 n. losursnes Co. 0
N.ss., vss Dslta visitor the 6rst Of
the Wssk.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

| Aatt Aills ssesfssd fFoo OoaAa -
tsrday. vhsss hs ~ bssa vieA . CO.
sgansot Il sAssp. While is OoaAa
he hoard Govsssoe Roossvslt spsak.
Matt says Il - The largsss ssd oose
enthusiastic ooogrssatios of psoSss -
ever ~ At one time.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
wAsrsD-Coal on subscription at this

forsurinS skin erupeions. burns and sores are
eo"tned q noes and nto0ptly healed by apply
ing De ewifts Witch HaSef e6lve, the bsst known
cure for piIsa. Beware Of WORTHLESS eountsrfrits.
Clarkes drug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Nrs. J. u. Diksmsn arrived from
Granite. Oregon Tuesday. to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Worth.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

sslys IN - -. s.sS.Eths -: :. e.e::
Cslnterteita nay b oaessd 20. So 49, 30
q the seiginal DsWitss NiteA nasl oaIvs.
Ciaxke0 dug seoeo.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Nrs. R. johnson and daughter Nellie.
mother and sister Of r. A. johnson. OF
the Dslts Picking Co. left for their homo
ia Elrod, Isd. Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Tie Ksights q Pythias vill give
Hall o. Tuesday svssing. Oct nd. 10
vAisA all KsigAts e PytAias ssd thsis
iadiso ssO eosdiAly ioviesd
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

The Dsita Picking Company ~
awarded first prsmium On psesssvss.
6rst pssniuu on cstsup ssd sseosd
pssniun on buffers. at the Delta Coan-
u Fair.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

H. R Wilson. e, 8. Smith. c. u
Seidsr sod 4. ". Carr lsft for . hsnt-
ing trip % Grsad nssh Thursday
morning.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Mounting board for sale at this once.

wAxrrD-Cosl on subscription at
this odics.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
essy nsus nsS0sts.

Mrs- Geo. P. Chiles 10 on the sick list. i.
Mrs.. Ed Clark Of Delta was calling
here Tuesday.
Geo. Cline vss down from Telluride
last week to buy hay.
Mr.. Lewis Of Sslida. VS. over Satus-
day locking after his ranch.
q. Z Parkss rsturssd hoos lsst vssk
from the Cripple Creek district.
Miss Louise Meyer. Of Lake City. hes
bssn visiting frisads il this vicinity.
Geo. ssd W. ]. Bsovsr have just 6n-
ishsd putting up their third cutting q
hay.
Aiss Thorpy Ksnnicott eontsoplatss
visiting hse father in Wet Aoustain
valley sooa. sF
". J. HsrsAmas snd Capt JeAs p.
Bsrs, oe Pssosylvasia. have bssa visit
ing frissds u this vieisity.
Ar. Smith Taylss ssd taoily. Ar.
A.dssssa 0satAasd cd fooily. vhs
have bsse visitiag 10 thsss partB IA
Moeday fos thsis hoos In AiaDafi
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

John Dumphey. engineer At the vir
gisus mine. near Ouray. returned to his
home Thursday. after . weeks hunt IN
the vicinity OF Delta.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

credit for his eoestsst saosts 10 sdvse.
tiss tAs ashses Creek ossA He = q
vays viIliag 70 arrange sies liss Il
ssopass e fruit fes sxhiAitios and this
vssk bso1ghs sDsciosas b tAis elBes
~ eaAieisisa. - ~ esllsviaG vasiseiss:
JsoasAaa. LAuvss. wissse Rcd, 0rsss.
-. - Davis. Saithis Cider. Jssssis.
Askassas Bisek sod several other jsed-
- vssistiss, oil of which are pssfset
I'D highly coioesd. dsoeestrasiag that
~ 0ssfacs Crssk mesa vilI peodues -
Gee ssality os fruit - = grown ssy.
vAsss. A. prsssos the Ssrfsos Creek
ssssssy , BOT prodsciag - much fruit
= sehss ssctioos q our valley. for the
ssosos that up 70 fsv ysars sGo every.
6say ves sesaCsd slosst EXCESSIVELY b
ths cattle bssiosss. % scce0st q the
favssabas locstioo for the lsttss b0sinsss
osA the vass free suanss mage o. the
0sssd nss.. but the lest four o Avs
yea-s large scrsaGss u orchards have
bsss sst and within fsv yesrs Surface
Creek oschsrds gill b producing oors
shss their shsrs oe the eosnty's pro-
dUctjos.
Ne -Rag Ti.s kscsptiea" ct the
spsss bssss % Friday svseing lsss drss
esssA so0stAiag like 80 psessos. he
Aoess vss psessd 70 iss espscity asA al
vsss highly psssssd. he sssic vss of
sAi0A sessdsrd e ssssijsscs ssd he
sssaisgs I'LL - happily eAasso - the
0asaesosee n lass scsss iron
-Di1sys 9sssa Ago. - eapshly rsa-
dsss6. Il - % unique . ssags picture
10 ~ vhsls. asd The ssDespAses q the
ssesoial sios - cuesisssesly portrayed.
~ - ss1SA 81 Asip tssiiag tAas
~ vGs lsssie6 upsa . vAo,sssos
U1sssrs. vssy visidly pssss.ysd. Aiss
0ssAAssS -Hosisses- - Q svsss res
dlaisa q . eAaroisg character; s.d
0DsA DswsiaG. Aastia. Ksir,s ssd
fo03po peovsd equal 10 The parss
oalgosd tAsa. ns cooedy. aIps,
0aDVse Fss rvo" vsss so,siekise treat
go eaoss<i DUcA ossyiosss. Niss
CIashs shossd much talent end her
6sseAss I'd. vss foecibis esd coosissssI
ns. ksi sps suffered msch dssing The
sssoiaB fsoo illsssa. bot his vosk gave
- Oesa q is bsyosd The snus,ighsa.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

z. C. Wstssl rstsrssd froo Denver
Sunday. shess be hes been With ship
0snt Of cattle. In . railroad wreck
scar LitsIstcn. Mr.. Wetssl bad two car
load oe cattle killed.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

L C. Kurs hes opsosd up . asv osst
market IL ths Central block o. Main
street. Everything b new and clean
HE ID. appssrs 10 this issue a the
ISDRPExDkHr. 70 which Vs call our
rsoAoru attsetioa,
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

4. u. Csspsntss. a Surfscs Creek
sAippsd eight car Iosds oe cattle 10 thu
Dsavss market Suaday. Ths = Ar
Csrpsstssis sseoed shipmcst this tall
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

.ssYsS&s = p
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

.NGs1iksssss
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
OsosAAiss uaeooslnos.

ososAAiss oaeessan0s-
E r. Nsvuas . Dsnvss piooo oaa i
in town doing business.
6ossoos Stsphsos oe Psooia. passsd
through Hoschkiss Wednesday.
J. ". 0sllihsr Ises Aoaday for Dsosse
vhers he gill remain indsdostsly.
Harry Miller vill edit ths Tioo sstl
psroansot arranssasets ca - 0ods.
II. r Mann SD daughssr Nay q
Crawford. vsrs Hotchkiss visitors oa
Saturday last.
Geo. Duke hss been appointed sd-
ministratoe os the estate Of the lats
Rudolph Lossius.
Guy Bovdss. the teosorial artist. =
eeafostsS,y located here and = doing
rushing b1sisssA
J.H. BrossisG In Friday fos CoSpsr-
ssvs. wysoias. vAsss ~ = issssssssd
b aisiag proSssty.
W. MeAlills. - In sovs Saturday y
He reports shs siek psopss 4 Ais eoss-
Try - getting aloeG nicely.
J.E Hsnnna osds hse;ossD trip -
Delta Thursday. rsssruio6 Saturday,
I'd. says - didnr 20 10 The fair.
TAsrspss,icss canvas q this precinct
= Dcsgrsssiag rather slosly. The re-
salts. hsvsvse, are vssy sacosssGiaG
isdssd,
CM. Bailey of Aostrsss. rsSrsssstinG
tAs Utah Narssey eo0pssy. tsfs Satus-
day 0ossinG. haviaG coopssesd Aia
busi,sss here.
Il Vssrumored Tuesday s~seieg tAee
?. Z. Hurdman, living about half Vay
sstsssn this place asd Psoaia. hsd
bssa burned out
Fssd Sssdsrsos. FssA Si0sods- Hassy
Milbss. Billy Eonsrs. Geo. Duhs. o.,
Asihlsiohn and Emmett Stsphsns veot
to The fair Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

james Ciasks cod Vifs estusssd q
Rico susAay. sssss spssdiag . vssk 10
Delta.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

J. Frank Sanders wss buslnsss vis-
itos TO Ouray this week,
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Mounting board for sale At this ONCE.

On aceoaaf Of Group II IL quickly cured by Ons
Minute Cough Curs. which childres like 70 lake.
Carries dug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Cecil Green returned 70 the Alta
Oins st NJ. 8oslliss 6usdsy.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

r. Y. Lagsn vent 10 Curry Aos day
o. legal business
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

O. Fullss rsturnsd 70 his hone In
Nostruss Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Will r. Jsassou returned from bus.
ioess trip to Denver Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Register. "
Bristol and card board for sais sf Ills
o0es,
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12
Mouoti.s board for al. q. thi. ONCE.

Risen for isooHsss, csrsaisty and eMeen.Y.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Herman Asysr and daughter Louiss
returned 70 their hone in Lake City
Sunday. sftss weeks visit With frissdl
In Data
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

B. ". Rebbios. esetssesisG tssiGhs
assss q d. 4 r o.. oe Dssvss. vss 10
Delta the arst of the week oo busiasss.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

PuO 49, Osoo ess ssosQ -
ssssss ssns = essss See
The Delta independent., 1900-10-12

Pso0Asag aaA sassaaG. Do00o
go s00soe soDpeeeo. seooo,
Oosee 80 - 0ssoo0. 01DaD -
oooAes0' hosoWoso 0ooeo.
OVoO 2. o4A0 oo00.