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The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
TlADER LAND. ACT June .. ln7a.
Nestee Ges Repasiieasses.
LAND oYFIcE AT MoSrsosK. Colo.


Notice Il hereby given that In conplisne. with
the provisions of the act of tongrss Of Juns =.
ISIS entitled An art for the sale Of timber lands
In the Stairs Of california. prrgon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as ext nded to all the
Public Land States by sct af August I. isJs,
Herman o. Fear. Of Gland Junction, couuty uf
Mesa. State Of Colorado has this day filed la this
Office his sworn siat-fnent No. -, for the rur-
chase Of the southeast quarter Of The southwest
quarter section t~.nty-sir, and nnrthesst quarter
II the northwest quarter Of section thirtl -hSe In
tow wnShip No. u south. rnnge No .. west OF the
sixth rrinciJai meridian, ant will oGsr rrn'f to
show that the land -ouEht II mor- valuable for
its timber stone than for aciicu tural uEioscr,
ans. to establish his e I'm Ia said land before the
Register and Her-IyeF Of this "ffire at M"ntrn-e
Color. do. On Friday, TIE 9Th day Of Oc,obef. 1850
lie names a. witicsss- y Ernest C.acE. Fen
tamin Gheen. John A. Curtis and Harry Wilson,
all of Delta. Colorado.
Any and all persons Gaining adversely the
above described lands are requested to ME their
claims in this once on before said 18th day Of
October. 1900. -
J. A. LAYTON, Register.
(First pnp. Aug ) last Oct. 81
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28
WOrkn1en

Won have seen hundreds of your companions
xaste away in mill end foundry with pcrsistent
cough. You have seen hundreds OF them die win
wives left ennilers and chiiiren thrown ucon
the mercieso sof the cold wosf because The ia,hs.
coughed his life away. The air you tfeathe
every day Is full of sharp. metallic drst which 10
inhaled into the lung aud irrtatcs thei deieate
lining. In ths case OF glass blowers. The Leics
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28

he progressive nations NJ the world are the
elpst hod cuns. inning nstioos Cord flod veil
you eat. you nerd kodoi Dysp~Jnia Cure u di-
eests what you cat You iced NOT diet yourself
y contains al ef tire digsstanfs ~osui,iped UifI,
he br-s twpwp tonfcs snd rerousfrrIIvrs n
yfn even digest 81 eiss-es of fpods In : I-.,,ve
~ wiser psvp'e nttoa VIII do his u i,ssauiIv
mii-s - assd gut~s'y cured al stomach uou.,,cs
Csafke . drug stoss.
The Delta independent., 1900-09-28

tube into the lungs where II gradually bicaks
down their delicate structure. making every cold
Q danger % life. You can't afford To quit work
Ing and are daily exposed 10 this faisl dust and
intense heat What you and your friends need
Is Acker's English Remedy. This Will make your
throat and lungs strong again. IL will heal the
Irritation. brace up your strength and you need
never lose = days work i have noticed that in
Doine mills there are no cases OF Consump;io Ion.
The reason Is that Acker.s English Remedy u
used by the men working there.
sold at sc. Soc. and 81 \ bottle. throughout
the United States and Canada: and in fnglErd
ut is. ID. .. 81. 4. Gi. II you not satisfied
after buying. return the bottle ~ your druggist,
and get your money back.
"; authorize the ajore guarantee.
". H. HOOKER & CO.. Iropnistcrs. Nev iovk
For sale by II. X. Braistsd. Delta, Colo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
TEA TAX TO STAY
One Point Definitely Decided on
by the Ways and Means
Committee.
10 Disturb the Import Tariff
Would Open Up Endless
Discussion.
AMount Of the Proposed Eeye.
nue. Reduction Not Finally
Agreed TO.

WAsHINGToS, Nov 2l.-The Repub.
llcan ncmLers OF the ways and means
committee met .ul.Iy the day to con-
slider a measure Tor the reduction of
the war revenue tax. The most i'm.
portant action taken was decisionsliot
to remove the tax Of 10 cents pound
on tea. The committee will not take
up or disturb the tariff on imports as
the members claim it would open up
the whole subject of tariff revision.
The committee will not grant any hear.
lngs while framing the bill, as full
hearings were given during the last
session of congress and since then
briefs aud statements of various inter.
ests have been received. Parties who
are interested, however, can file briefs
or statements with the committee.
NO decision was reached as to the
amount Of the reduction that is to be
made and Secretary Gage and Commis.
sloner of Internal Revenue Wilson will
be heard on the subject. The sec-e.
tary appeared before the committee
during the day The session of the
committee Was devoted mainly to q
general discussion and no agreement
has been reached upon any Of the
schedules
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
STANDING ARMY CT $4,000.

President VIII Ee Given tower to Dou BILE
the Number When Necessary.
NEW YORK. Nov 2l-High officials
connected with tie W.T. department, it
is announced in Tribune dispatch
from WashlA. .ton. say that they are
not going to ask congress for perma.
nent enlisted strength of 100000 men
for the regular army or for an addition
to the mum ber of officers nov Oh the
army lists.
1t is learned from authoritative
sources in the department that a bill Is
being prepared which will be presented
to congress, providing for permanent
minimum strength OF $4,000 men il
the regular army, and at the same
time comforting authority on the pre-,
dent to double this number in case o.
need to 100, 900 men. This is to he
done, not 10y forming new regiments.
but by adding enlisted men to the eA-
listing organized companies without al
all increasing the number of comml>-
stoned officers This arrangeme
would bring the army more in harmorn
with the modern methods OF organlz =
ton which tend 70 large companies anu
regiments.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
"ooD ROADS CONVENTION
~o"Witts.s Selected to Consider vr,,,.
tant Questions

"'s selected I" Consider Impnr.
tant Questions.
CHICAGO, Nov 2l.-Commit.ees nm
Peihlanent organization and on na.
''ohal and state organization were m.
hounced by Chairman Moore ut tho
opening of the second days session Of
.ne National Good Roads convention.
me work mapped oI; for these com.
Hiit'ees IS considered the most impor.
taht feature Of the convention. The
committee on permanent organization
Is expected Ia outline plan Whereby
'he work III all sections of the country
may be unified and dire cted by the cen.
tral BODY. The committee on national
ana state legislation Will draft bills pc.
'l'lonlng for appropriations from 81
e.a.e legislatures to carry Oh the work
ol building good roads.
measure providing for the utiliza.
tlon OF convict labor in the work of i'm.
proving the highways of the nation
under the system already in use in Mis-.
souri, and Tennessee will be among
those drawn up by the legislative com.
mlttee ior presentation to the various
state legislatures.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
GAR NOT 50 WE'LL.
Less Favorable Bulletin Issued nv "
phvsiciaDs.

Less Favorable bulletin Issued ny Wis
phvsiciaps.
LlvIpIA. European Russia, Nov. ell
The days bulletin issued by the car S
physicians is less favorable Ii says:
"The emperor passed satisfactory
day yesterday. at o'clock i'll the
evening the patients temperature was
1922. pulse 30. His majesty slept un.
til 3 o'clock III the morning. His rest
was broken aud perspiration appeared.
This morning his condition was fairly
satisfactory. temperature 1904. pulse
co."
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. ~. The min.
listers have been entrusted with the
conduct OF current business during the
present phase of the car S illness. each
Of them carrying on his department ac-
cordlng to his personal Judgment, de-
cislons on important matters being
postponed for the time being.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
prediction Made as to the Inev.
table Outcome Of Present
Negotiations.
|nemands of Powers Greater Than
the Celestial Empire Can
Possibly Pay.
rnitcd States Strongly Opposed
to Taking Territory Fer
Ir1emnity.

xr,. YORK. Nov. 2l.-The China
.scotlations. according to dispatch to
N, Times from Washington, have
oru,d most serious stage. The nc.
hans of the powers are making pnr,i-
Eop almost inevitable. The United
Kate, faces the probability that it will
[,ber have to take slice of China or
+ without any indemnity. In that
|a,e it is positively asserted by high
IaAorltles, that the United States will
without indemnity.
The United States may succeed in
Lsduclns the demands of other powers,
l.d !, now making every effort to that
IT,. lut with no immediate prospect
II success. Every nation has dlsa.
Inuca any intention of dismembering
Emma. but that merely relates to dis.
!, k,u.ltrment ns
Punishment For H"xer O"tragrs.
X notion has pledged itself to avoid
b.ane a course which Will sooner or
L,,r make dismemberment inevitable.
! is tlrmly believed in official circles
i Washington that the powers are
|ro.eedlng deliberately with the inten.
kon ii bringing about situation
kaicA Will compel ldismcmbcrment
The whole question hinges on the
mount of the money indemnity to hc
l,manded. While the United States
ia, not officially set maximum figure
|.r tie indemnity it is the unofficial
I,inlon of some Of the highest officers
II the government that 5000. 900. 900 is
!. that China can pay. The powers
r. dc,!rous Of swelling the indemnity
/ a, least twice that amount. Two
purses are considered for the
laymcnt of This Large Indemnity.
Rach Is innocent ON its face. but both
bean PARTITION, aud the American gov.
knmeni is SO sure Of II that as soon us
be powers adopt either course, tins
kuntrv Will retire from the concert
b. .o,c All but faint chance Of ever
fcoycring any indemnity.
vi course. 1t Is to exact territorial
te4- : his is the same thing IA par.
Puon, tor 1t simply means mortgage
fMch : certain TO be foreclosed. ILe
Fmjci states will not have anything
40 with this scheme.
-Ac other plan Is TO nave China issue
Ponns, Guaranteed by the powers. lhls,
iue opinion OF the American govern.
feni, means partition just as surely
~ INST scheme. The bondhoidc-s
fouId have recourse to the guarantors,
fho could no, fulfill their guarantees
Rcelt by taking territory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
WANTED FOR A TRANSPORT.


Reason for the seizure Of IA British vcs-
sci by Colombia.
PANAMA, Colombia, Nov. 2l.-The
seizure Of the British steamer Taboga
by Colombia was due to the fact that
the agent Of the Pacific Steam Naviga.
ton company. to which she belonged,
refused to sell or charter the vessel for
the purpose Of conveying government
troops to Buenaycntura, which was le-
sieged by the Liberals. Therefore, the
governor decrecd the seizure OF the
steamer and proceeded TO the relief OF
Buenaventura with troops, ammun,.
tion and PROVISIONS The British con.
sui here, Z t. Malt. entered strong
protest against the seizure OF thu
steamer, but it was Of no avail. He
then communicated with his govern
ment on the subject. No reply has yet
been received from London.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
CABINET DISCUSSES III.

aincsc Question the Main Topic Con.
s.dcrcd ut the Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The Chinese
'uailon was the main topic under
fAs.deration Mt the cabinet meeting.
Ar mlnistration Is not disposed to
Pm wtln the other governments III
fAAiag demands upon the Chinese im'
fF!a4 authorities which the Chinese
pertinent cannot comply with.
- lar ns our government Is advised.
e iorclgn ministers ut PeklnS have
" yet agreed upon all points under
seuss!on. Mr.. Conger has reported
rom time to time the various PROPOSE
Obs under consideration, but he has
'o' yet indicated that the end Is NJ
tlAd' or that anything III the nature
al asrcemcnt has been reached upon
a'ch the various powers might nct
'o winch is to serve as basis OF me-
ouation with the Ch.ncse authorities.
"c Nhinese emperor has not. however.
ten heard from for u week, aud this
~ caused some encouragement To the
iVla!S' who expected that tins phase
u" difficult question would soon oe
toscd.
Question Of Indc mnitics
HaVing passed over tho state OF pro-
''puon OF the Chinese lea.cfs VINO
Cto Fesponsible for the Boxer on'-
|"ses the foreign ministers are believed
q" TO be engaged with the difficulties
moemnities and guarantees. Inc
6 United States proposition was III
l0 with the Russian project to ailo"
~ Hague commissioners To ADJUST 'h'
'ohhlties. 1t IL believed that this
1 oroSIt!on has never commended itse-'
VIC brltish or tho German govern
e"'' aud failing SUCH u reference 10
E question Of Indemnity. it is believe'
N.Y. y VIII be II most difficult task lof
ministers ut Peking to reaeh III
',c'hent on this subject. particularly
view Of the existence OF a very
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21

~ ns tL suspicion OF the motives Of soma
- Zines. smese ministers. This apparent diff.
ference IN original purpose between tla .ha
Uni'ed States government and soma @ ~
ra., Wv o.no' powers have operated to pre.
,,a., em' settlement of the Chinese oues.
.,oh upon the broad lines laid down ~
'Ao ''"'e department. proposition
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
WILL RETURN TO DENVER.
senator Wolcoft Will Not BE in Presi
dent Mckiniey's Cabinet.

senator Wolcoft Will Not BE in Presi-
dent Mckiniey's Cabinet.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-It has been
persistently reported ever since election
day in administration circles. where
the presidents admiration and friend
shin for Senator Wolcott of Colorado IS
well known, that the senator wouid
step from the senate into the cabinet
March 1. Whatever the presidents M
tention may have been 1t can he accepted
ms n fact that the Colorado senator VIII
not holl any office under the admins
tration. He has written to friends III
Washington that he intends to go bac X
to Denver when his senatorial term eN.
plreS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
SHOWS AN INCREASE.

k,ondike output for 1900 Estimated ~
~.O.OOO, 900.
SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. II. -Dutferelu
Patuelle, chief clerk of the god com
missioner's office at Dawson, estimate,
the mast seasons Klondlke Outlus u
GOLD nj go. 900, 900. as against $1,000
OuO tor 1879. Next years gold outlu
Of the Klondike, he thinks, will reach
sea, 900, 600.
OF this years shipments OF goa
Jrnitea States Consul AcCook has rec
orIs OF 3lI. 100000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
SINONS BURNS ELECTED.
Hayes Faction of the knighs Of Labor
Chooses Officers.

Hayes Faction of the Knights Of Labor
Chooses Officers.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 2l.-lt is officially
announced that Simon Burns, presi.
dent Of the Window Glass Workers
association, L. \. 800, was elected grand
master workman Of the Hayes faction
of the knights of Labor at Its recent
general assembly held at Birmingham,
Ala. The officers chosen are: General
worthy foreman Leslie Mcconnell OF
Alabama: general secretary treasurer.
John .. Hayes Executive board
Thomas O'Reilly. New York; l.. y.
Chamberlain. Pueblo. Colo; Isaac Il.
Sandcrson, Toronto. Can.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
UphOisis the Police Com m isstop.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2l. The supreme
court, in decision rendered during
the morning. upholds the action of the
police commission of st. Paul in dis.
missing officers mmarily "for the
good of the service" without charges
being brought against them and with
out hearing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21

DO not get scared if your heart
troubles you Most likely you suffer
from indigestion Kodol Dyspepsia
ure digests wha you eat and gives the
worn out stomach perfect rest 1t is
the only preparation known that com
pletely digests all classes of foods: that
Is why it cures the worst cases of indi
gestion and stomach trouble after every
thing else has failed. 1t may be taken
in all conditions and cannot help but do
you good Cook x ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21

said Drwct's Force and the British Are
Engaged.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Ihere is vague
r,,,,,r IN the service clubs that Il baJtie
is III progress between the Boer fore
nrdcr General Dewet and the Brllsa
troops in south Africa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
xvul ImuOrt Union Rarbers.

IxpIANApoLls, Nov. 2l.-The J.
diam Anne Workers will 1uport uni,
borpers to serve the thousand deleg
during the january convention.
local barber shops are MOI. mon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
NINE-HOUR WORkDAl.
Agreement between Machinists anu
Metal Trades Association.

,.,t Rctwcen Machinists and
Metal Trades Association.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-By agree
ment among repre- sentatlves OF the
Nal Trades association and lnterna-
,,op,l Association Of Machlnsts the
honrs of labor of machlnlsts through
ont the United States, beginning Mon
d,v were reduced TO nine hours ana
h,it Der day. Beginning May lo' l'oi'
pne hours will constitute day WORK
ororyt the machinists. In accordance
with the agreement strikes and lock-
o,,s viii not bc rcsortcd TO In the ma
.h;n,s,s' trade. All future disputes
arc to he settled by arbitration.
THIRTY DELEGATES PEE>hNi'
nn,rv and Food commissioners i"
at Milwaukee,. :,
~,uy,rUrr Nov. 2l.-The fourth
.,nn,l convention Of the Natiohai As'
.a.,,,;on of State Dairy and FOOD De-
.'ar,,nents Of the United States opehoa
~ =. ,h. Hotel Ifister during the AFTER
noon with about 30 delegates III '.'oA.
,,.. Various subjects perVaihSns w
,.e dairy and food PIE oiucts VIII M, pe
,.od ,lnr,nr the convention. Inc
s,.,nr, of the opening session was "
,,.,.;dent's ,.dafes>, rrrSeh.e" ~
10 President Georro = ri"h''oAs
N.X, YORK
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
Wcza,an,S
Weakness

woman's reproductive organs
are in the most intense and con-
tnuous sympathy with her kid
neys. The slightest disorder in
the kidneys brings about cor
responding disease in the repro
ductive organs. Dodd's Kidney
Pills, by restoring the kidneys to
their perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful disorders
peculiar to women. Pale young
girls WORKOUT mothers, suffering
wives and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your best
friend is
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
Secured an Americans Release.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Nov. 2l.-The rep
resentauons Of the United States lega
ton here have resulted in the release
from pris III OF the Armenian. Arzy
ouan, who was arrested while travel
ing on an American passport. Arzy
.uai- was or0oreu TO leave the country.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-21
..i.der Than First Reported.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The Morning
Posts Pcking correspondent says:
81 he edict lntiictlng punishment is
mi!der than the first reports suggested.
Prince Tuan and Prince Chwang are
only banished and not imprisoned.
Duke Ian is merely dismissed.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-11

J. p. Huston and wife left Tuesday
for Carthage where Mr.. Huston a.
tended the Missouri Stsss Bankers
Association which mel there on Wed.
nesdsy and Thursday. They will spen
. day or two In Miami, Indian Terri.
tory with II. l.. Huston and Judge v.
C. Ysntis and other friends before re-
turning.
Miss Katherine Andrews who has been
visiting Marshall relatives, returned
70 her home In Swect Springs on Fri.
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Carrie Herndon, 8. b. Thompson Of
Nelson and Charles Herndon, Jr., who
attended the graduating exercises Of
the public school and returned 70
Marshall on Monday.
The graduating exercises Of the
Sweet Springs school took place on
Friday night u the opera house In
that city. The house wss full 70 over.
flowing and the audience was highly
entertained. II. H. Parsons Of this
city made the address 70 the grsdu.
stss and presented the diplomas, win.
ing for himself new laurels.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Armentrout On.
tertsined the following persons st
dinner on Sunday, In honor Of their
guest Mr.. virgie Tuggle Of Kansas
City: Misses Annie Hawkins, Mary
Northern, Gertie Brown and Miss Nc.
Clellsnd Of Pond Creek, Oklahoma,
Messrs Clayton Lsmkin, II. p. Hawk.
ins and Harry Francisco.
DR.. Chsstsin made Q hne talk 70 the
students Of the Spencerisn and Del.
phisn societies ON Saturday morning
st their open session. His subject
was 'T.ife's Purpose" The doctor 10
very optimistic In his views and dwelt
upon the feet that the world 10 grow.
Ing better instead Of worse, becoming
very eloquent st times. These talks
given To the societies every Saturday
are looked forward 70 with pleasant
snticipations by the two societies.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-11

Born, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hsynie. Friday, May I, . daughter.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor.
row, Saturday, May &, . daughter.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. John B.
Campbell, Saturday, May 8, . daugh.
ter.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown, OF Fsirville, Sunday, May q,
o daughter.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-11

venus
r. II. Zimmerman left Saturday
morning for Texas points which be
vii, visit during the summer, also
spending . part Of his time In Col.
orsdo.
Judge william Napton, Major
George Landlord and several others
enjoyed . game Of whist u the resi-.
dence Of Judge Nspton ON Monday
evening.
Miss Josephine and Bernsdette Ma
lonsy and Miss Agnes MEG inniso Of 81.
Louis spent . delightful day with Mrs
John Kennedy and family st Shack.
slford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Reynolds spent
several days In the city with relatives
and returned 70 Slater Of sunday
morning 70 attend the funeral Of tho
late DR.. VIM. Mead.
The Germsn.American Physicians
and Surgeons now st the Hotel Hurt
will remain until May 18th. Consult
them II you ere sick or AFFLICTED, o.
their stay IL limited. 1886
Vswter's compound extract Of Ssr.
sspsrilla with iron iodide o~fpotssh IL
On excellent remedy for purifying the
blood and restoring strength and tone
70 the system. Try II. nit Sm
Lester Lindsey 10 making prepare.
lions 70 start out about the middle Of
the month with his dog and pony
show. He will show In the largest
towns In North Missouri, Nebrssks,
Iowa and Kansas.
Miss Aldrich, OF st. Louis, who
spent several days In our city In the
interest Of the LADY Msccsbees,"
left Friday morning. Miss Aldrich
did not succeed In organising . lodge
Ia this city during her stay.
The following persons were enter.
tsined q dinner on Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs.. N. +. Randolph: DR..
and MRS. J. l.. Russell and little son,
Samuel Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hays and Miss Leila and Russell Hays,
Mrs. 8. v. Russell and Mrs. Hubbard
of Kansas City.
John Rhosdes, A. A. Hull and G.
w. Hill from Virginia and DR.. How
ard and Luther Gillian returned Sat.
urdsy from the ''cut OF" where they
spent some days very pleasantly, fish.
ing. They we're joined while there by
o party Of gentlemen from Miami, who
helped TO make the time pass swiftly.