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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
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Enxess Harris wIn gw~seh % u . N sad . M
F.~sasus rAptAss sk9teA ales 4 rniraa Aplas
ssrvsxss ever @grday ~ Bse~ tAlslanx sefxi ~
Il II 4 en- snA fnrn
~srx4g4ssa fiaas.n SERIES sesFx ansAsy al Il
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SsassaY sfr~irsa a HNs ~ xaA Is n -eu.
ssF shaal a. z1N - = G. 81. . M rssgss
naesttrs rhmtstSy- , m
M6skst street naEfsst fsprA sslcraRf Ywsnf,,
fasttsh afrHN4 aawiA Avd MATS hfnsf4 Nrv n
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snx Mssniag raf3cv-. ~Nfks As W. 70 T1sins
N So gftas fflgtrsstY = fsnssseaf Agene CARS.
ssAnsfs xfsnsag s4ttrei. Better TAau aasfiaes
I gase n44itiss rgursA kssses nv IeuA
raag.sssass ps*is~ Services. Is = n aaA " b..
ssssanY sAe-& Gls g Yesae pSysss sssstns.
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= ssse rarsislsses' an* ses.fstfssaar Ersr
sas ssvSsa nv nays a tHs I~ss@ tfA. nsaA
81 nrns Hpsas ieses~ ~ TAsHkxsraG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

g. STEPHENS ballard Rev v " Hyisnd rec
tor. Divine service Sunday u II a M. ana ~
- ~.
81 fuks's- Rsnsnn Services second snd fongsh
SUNDAYS ~ the month a. =. NJ. With sermon BY
Rev. II. II. 3uwsn
~ PsH's~fhsnr Warren svrrne snd Republican
street Rev. Rodney Arnes. Feesrf. sunday sehcci,
sd5 3. n. Services II a. tn and 20 y m,
ST. Clement - Twenty4oarsk sscope scasb aai
Washington direct. Hst ssares Busysiie, rector
SUNDAY tcheA = m. Morning rraver snd ser.
noa. II O'Clock Evening prayer and sernon. ~.
Trinity rasish chn,rh-fasnsr Fsxhth sveuue ara
lssnes street Wectns, Rev ~ II f2ovsn sers.
ices. ~ and n A. m and 10 = ~ Mwnire
subject. ~fn tho shadow ~ Judgment" Essnlns
suh,eet. ANDREW, the fisst Disciple"
81 MARKS church Madison ssFeet snd Fyoea~ay
Eresor. Rev J. y, y ilsyi Services and II ..
and - ,. N Mesnisx topic. The Master
ffsiaiap" Essninr snpir. The Influence X tho
Episcopal Church rrcn the Anglo saxon Rsrs %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

pr6sss<s ~rnrss so<k s't@is. swea potatoes. q 4
n n ~ mi txsts ffi 3 rcf seek; rusabsres n
~ M; ssrrits. r<saas sAes; sshsazes 81 Nsf Il
90 ssfftr IN irtters toHisc 6ss. seirry -
y ~ ~ tatfstss H. r~- sssf Green nsiaus ~
Gns ~ " ~ vssps sassri squash. sss: We.
na66&ss tornstsss &c rss Dor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Seattle spsrisnsiis,E Assoestssss Fsse>srrs' halt
writing Al . 70 Lecture. Testa -ests FREQ
rhnfrh - the sn1l-Dza rsslass asn cr4nTr
seosad ssenne snt ssnezs s'ff>s Mn. Fzrs,te
Msaiin4sasi. ~ ssa nssn. Cal vii lsrftnr rsye'iH
s.xss 81 % y. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

German l.athessu iNis.c'Fi syno.s,- Rev. n. Reai
Sunday scheaa. p0 a IA reftfrrs aSS ., m. At
TrssfA avenue soash and Main ssfert
N0rwsxiAn- Danish Fourth assnns and Psns street,
Res n. A harresis. fastfr fs~Aitaen, 1854 sescsth
ssenns. SUNDAY sciica a ga a. m Services al
II q. M and n. No.
s~esiish Efsngsiieai~T Third asenus near pts.
Res Martin l. Larsen. Taslor rssGenes isai Belle
x,.s avenue Ronaaf services ~ IN m Aps {
= m sunday seAooi. u N. rrsgef meeting. /
2 m
+. gstnssn Esanxa3srai L1,hersn x3an's ~ tsn~n,r
Tvsyy arenae and S;ewasf stssss. Rss knarpe
sxsta~. sesiasnee fesr - rhslfca saslsy .rAsss
Al s@ a. M. SUNDAY eeFsseet ~ an a. no AVID
f& o. ~
lnasn.rstsssx Iwshrssn Fhssrsh-~Gnxwxr fslssR ana
usesr ssru.e Hwryisv~ erss sad snsnl sslistArs a
sbs sasssfA Al II us aa szepud and seastb auns
a.x. 4, r m Rev NJ A. Cafistienssn. nsssu<
rassasns1. AEs seventh ase1Es.
tsnly Trtsnss. Easflsh-ce rnans ssr.ss asa
ssefvuth avenue. sap.ss ssstics=. Il = "a. and n
= - s.fnlks scisesi. u IA lethsf Lesras. Fs,ssF
"a Hegnaa a, W, fase pastor. residence ~;
ssxgh tseunr. teisFhare- Rel mi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

@e~s1se ~ Hs1 rsal = - ese.fafas~ srsssis
- s = Fs-ks.a . "a hre asxz ~ sgtgse =
se-sssasasssfe fss-~tx EstsFese seS tserrs hs'eef
NxAaa f4 grasr rts = ~ ~sA 4 rflas y
te.as ssas1x a tsassaasas Az ass ~ eta4xa&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

:, hereaf'sr ths Post ir,slHssns<r ~fr sliev eve
ishes y tcrnet rhurrh notices free q charge for
every line ever rrs ,her~ wSl h charge q ;
eest% THIS rnlz vin BE- strictly adhered %
ennrsn notices r1nst es IN this cEins net isf-r
tAH1 IN y N. F1dxy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

H1<1ne 5rotstfsus to-day ~sre fellows.
U1D<BN Ranch ie4IH< np fancy dsiry, u sQnafon.
t''f r-stlrrfen esssmef5es. IN and ~ pfinta.
~; kxderu frrsmerr, rA3e
49, Sssfss HsAAsnHscn f1Hfh: Essten. -
IN Asfsts.~ ett~*e -xer
-atssesfy fsssh ranch, mr.; Esstsrn z1aGn.
60 hon<s California ecssh. lfh4issi strained.
(lyy -rass shtpeu.. ysr; iivS suyseys, IsSl1snes
A@p1 iurssys. twfk: Aness. ts3s w daa sssss.
6y1sn--pss~s ~rsd. Ia aess. san0s q he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

0sesN Fruits nsspsss nassi<, q, sessfsin,
''' = No. X ss,,.s s's.ss f,ss 40, y ss
S<<6na 10 VARSITY ffs@a cider sc psr c.itan. ntr
e1rlp. = snfs y rsT dor pesss, yscsx y svsf.
n ~ NJ ytah2ffses, wisresssn. 10 mani
No. frsh 4&prissts. bl~ash<d per - ftAys
- csulufn4s. hspt per n. srs vhits Ia AL
6G&es. IN tuts@. ~ re peaches svsrosstsd +
n Woft sgpiss. bi~srhra per N. e4itk~s prur-
Ws1<Anetan hRsss California. aMafes rSls,n.
u r 1Hs4 - facn< Mnssessls eA@s~e r~r
1u111ns Nsaarsssfs a. s<sdls~ auisanss M ri
~ ny Hwysus nss. fxney, isfss. No ssnry. ssns
MI osssr dsss fNf Mr. dytsd resfs. ii4iie; n
1870 H. s,sr m IT. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

tash Quotsttans-
Ffsse paI1 v4nses rsisalA. q HsH3 " riTsixhss
q sAMn a sssafs n E4aa n txssaS srsrsata a. n
"a "a
whsat Ne ! .y1aas mS Ftwi VA rsi rssssn
ssssH ~ q VS. " Ne ys.k~, issh'ar
Oats NJ q &hss NJ rArs. s4s. - >
wtlse nA@tA
Rfe~Ns az
HsfSsf Fk4 - ff,lfs 'asiiia< $3.50
Tssassef ~ Eg ~ ! Nssthsss;sca. q a.
ftssrsf9 He<s3 traae a laHt
Msa rust ~ sagsst ~ A&ft
fAat ~ ~ rsress q fA4t -
kAast Rfa AsA s3s4 u rsss -
eAsssssess ftss ssltaf sssrs 81 esAA
aaass xl1as sseas. ssasssf = Ss4s
MA8ssY bass a tsf wsarA Ng.
iaad&f4 sNaMs23rk
s1ossv fpefeast eesfta. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
NEW ronx MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Nov. a--Ficnr- Receipts, IseI
barrels. experts. r.SE tafrrls Market aefiss
stesa.ss Minns.sts patents. r.sest.s: winter
wSsat- asrsspss, fsms tu.hss.. ssparts 600
fssvhels. Apat hym, Ne red r%r. Z a n
Afsnat 0rtInrs OPENED steady ard nrsnes ciesips
firm q NMHs net sd.snes March closed saiae;
May. ~. Dsremh~g. sTAe
wcAa Qniss doHsssie fsees 7,@xe-
uups Quist. rseihe rnsas isasiN.
CutYet optinus closed weak sffie raipss trxrf
Bales. sfae Rags, iseiptins November. o. Nxsrh.
9 asl september. Aiess ~ spat RIO, aiss,; No.
iuvelef rae. Mid. quiet cordovs. ~ 8itNe
sugar Raw. asadfi fair seaninF ssses cchsrffa-
sat = Vet. a*c. Refined, EASY. sranuistesi. bsor;
cut loaf. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Meet ~ Second sscnne ussA- n = F~rn rss
tet ssfsfrt- a II q. ssieiss srhcei Of u N.
Nssinnsry meeting. 8 m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25


ys~sss gausssem sNsna~ FssasAsss ssaasf ss
= ~
gvsss ysy~ assts.Na skmzsa cmsss y Trs~s 49,.
ssss As Ftrt asesee RISE A. ~ wrst nesat4
ssssssas . . ~ ss& " .
fss~sass.s mrsac<ss ryssesssss fk1rlz NJ 2
r1a~asr nerstis, rsNsss sesAtte ssa~spl. - .
n FfsEhaas. , - 40 - rsAenF
~ssssssf SIS 3 = s'sspss ses-ass s-rsr rA~rsAsy
-
w. wsssame resexses ysAa - saas
M 4~swusssf Mr~satk res Mstirsa - n
: y 80 NE y ssaa .'ssssss 49, @@
rssb~ttc tAsFsAe..
s-sa.e 4 - fsss4ss,11sse epnexsss 49, @nsssas
s.r-ss ~ Fssss~ %--vse tsss~ Hfs .
ssask - Ess. A rrssssA s~asssss rs.asfs@s
Il - s-ssess
o-x issr = sasa sssss. Essp. s.-r.s. ss4ss 80
- 80. - u Hssa ws~. - q pses
a..~.s asa-, sssis ssvz4& so msa sss~ss rs.
800 ~ fss NsAess ssarSse No. Y2sasss weassa
sasse, ~. sAm van sssa-aA q. HAsA ssss
wsse sr~~er. ~ g. asa1ssssN& 7 ~ a.
ssfvsffaz sray.
- fsrsss Fsss ssszs 49, Ttzrs ssrvsrs
esss ss,a sa4 tseas sfsstesz = saasss "a -
80 ssE b -. hFtsss2 @ss1lss . ~
saze5 xsstegazx
= ssn-n.ss,s ssssss ssszss sssa sas Ss-ss-
~zs HaSsN fss-atsH 49, tsr st~s y
- 5 y saa.as ssie~ss = ssr~ 80
sax
M~tAaAsst gSs~rspaf shmreA~..
.srsgsn n RI sAnry*~ IL Ymsa-esusA sr-uax.
s-s-4a. y = - 49, = =. Sea. & @ Al-'usk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25
IREET AND TRADE REVIEW.


NJ ~ ~<~k siassS s0ssy with fairly active trade
4 ~ Z <drt<slrrA Hrmnesn ~ Hteea. kttfsnrea a
a ~reerflnx Thsrsrxittag ars dsily afeursaist
"A ri fssfs trade "a sxp<esec drrinx The early
q 4 oert rss<
e X Ves<sa srsans there are increased supplies
~ 6aI<s 80 rsefsatfss with gIceinx fsss@-s.
Ss,&1r I'D osansrs afe b4srfBri, anf ear - b.
7sos = expected the sasrkst b Tuesday n1rn-
IN mr. are aeg fssaEfd from Jcsts<dar
ofrr exrs AMI pxsfitsy ryr IN pries snst in
vs xeeand Ponifry. e4f~rtaiiy. "a being hsnsfiss1
w ln1n, on2nsitses ard vhiis tha tTics has nns al
49, t61xs fb$fe are intsrssiias that y sill nsxt
6;ku psrtsts srs nuetAssei ffum yesterday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

&otht <$ir-s t2sfsS >nAft8
Mesala.
The brokers price fer lead 81. and for copper
ST.
specie Imports snd Exports.
Imports II specie this week were ssss gold and
tis go sitter.
Exports a sold and silver from mi. por, to I'll
countries fer the week aggregate fEe.51 silver bars
and coin and 81. 10 suld.
Tho imports 81 slty goods srd merchandise 70 the
port a New Yoh for this week valued 1t
piB.Ks.
n e e
FOREIGN.
Financial.
NEW YORK. Nov sl-rhe Ccmnaerrisi Adysstis.
ef's Lssdon hpsnstsl eahisxrasn rsys;
The stock market here was very uulss today.
cfgs 10 Americana ~hina sIcnc disrlxsed mod.
Gratis activity. London and Berlin taok pfoAs ffesy
On The anticipation Of the sstrlsnept sapsndias
Monday At the lower level hpseser. berlin bought
back FAIR smouqt q American ssoek. The
q the 1ssne Of exchegust bonds siesiscd
the mensy msfkst.
Amaiean balls offered 10 attendance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Yscn meetines~g A, H. hall Collins hicsh nss
AuTasf Ernst. elder IN shafse sns,o~ snnasy s
10 . ~. ard ~ .. N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Nasss sasrksg stsNfsw 81 AasHsss*s aet&sstssers
~ 90 sfpsss ttst sfedft f'e ~ sastsb4 $50
49, sAs1f &sxss fses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Ara rAsaesshirai xo<tfs w Awaersss ssststs EeAss
va MNa Hsess " Nitsh1ff ttask fsgfais pT4ftas
hstmltsg y W. fextafr ~ 'fntsvnasseesi Eresk
tVhasa fsssne Wass IsssRs ss3ae ~ sAt,Sfsn. II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Theo<ayhsesi Sosesr. Anents f@ass Meets -
y m.. siit Third st~ua~. I<rtnsF shs snhsess.
.sxssuw and Evi Thssf ssae ssa sws.y ~ Msss
Rather Fsstan.
ous~n sHy rbsr~spAlcsl eeesssy N AmsrssA =
sunday svsninx ~ essyes A q y, " bsii,
Rsiisiaaf-'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

as.4s .srsg ssaasss sssasss = M.sus@ s~9si~
ss~s44 s4s-aR safalq4 ssa FHz - "a
ssss. t,-- ~ , Z. Tea ss~saa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

ca fhe rxssesss aakss t4lny fAa eggtes asasset
49, ms ssssnsss asssAMas Aasf na@
trataas AslfHFf aAAss 80
t44a 0ases saftty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Christian Adssnssis' church Re-. wunsm Char
msn. pastor frasrr. MA .. "a FrrAshinx. !
a m sandg fehssi. sss D ~
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san FRANCISCO.


SterSt0g Exchange.
SAN rRANrfsro. xos - sterling on Lcuaon
SIXTY days. A.ssNs sixkt. NE.
FinancfaI.
silse .hAr. Uxe: Mexirsn aclisrs. pis4sic.
Drafts Sight, Tssc: tsissrsrhfs foc-
e e g
HHwry xtnn~
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- ~ ~ fnf 81 rsssgassss asass
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psssef ssrvic~s morning and evening. c,Ass meet
inE. .. m SUNDAY sehscl y m
Rastry street. " " ehurrh--Cogner THIRD ave
aud Battery su~ex
First NJ u chuscA--rexnsf Tnira and Marion.
Rev n u Randall. pastor Services nsaaasns ard
evening
Nsrwasssn Danish NJ r. charrh~rersy ssenn~,
Howell street. IN tent services Hos a N.
and ~ p sunday school. u M. Rev. c. y.
Hauxs. pastor.
Chrissiaa Charch-
First Christian church Eixhsh sserue ard pe{,
street Res p, a. Linssnfsi,srs rAssc. services
II = IN. and 20 y.
Services ne seattle Theasev.
Religious srstes trastsnen) Rev W u. ssnsa<s<
minister service and scfsnoa. II II NJ. rptriassr
address al u a. m on the sahtaet. Real Sources
q Nafianai ftcspsFfts- Public coedixiiy invited
chilatens services AZ i,is y "a.
Co1orea Baptist Mssssea.
The coaorsd Baptist Services every sapdsy II II
oelseh q IN snd e'eicet IN in the Young Nat
usaiAtss hall, In the old university sfennas
Ftrst Church Of Chsase. scieuttst.
rni,arisn church building. Seventh svrnas no.
tNssn fths and tnion SERVICES Al II san
das school. Al II m. Weekly meeting Wednesday.
81. m. Reading room a. church epsn from u m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

remas Va isssss - Aasns hussn~s s'sfsse,
a "a sna ~ 9 q. Nes " ws MsisesF, saslss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Chrtsstas Ntssien--sesmeN's pethei.
assssn<s k~is N tsssasss q ~ wssAtsster
sfsses sstsznrs ~ siey Assween Fs sses,sss ssafA
sad ossta~sssl s.sass strf1 tssnsns u - e'ese,s
trahatf sorsssgy tnysss9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

RaizssE-Gran9 slNasss ara beSszsinS -.
xza--&-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

nsssm - n.rsrsasf lss~s srsss ssas1sf - =
As are tnsfssE W faft~eslss
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fvErtANN Ns NJ wsssS ssxss MaA
h 49, $685. sauFra E8HM
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sr.rrrH was,r s,RKEr.

~ asx - sssA ~ ssassssan, ~ va
ssess$ trgN asHasm al
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

Imports Of merchandise for the gov
ernmeut year ended June 30 last amcun
ted In value to ss49, 529, while the
exports were sl.3of473,2l4 Ascom pa red
with 1889. exports increased Sl67 ,i55, ,9l2
and imports increase l el52 5G),Si1. For
the first time tie aggregate of our
annual international traffic has passed
the thousand million mark-s22,2ii, 1893,
542, as against 2i.I7I,19l in 1890.
The excess OF export, is s;;44, Ga Ss5 or
more than the total OF American exports
twenty five years sgo. There was in
addition an exec IS q gll exports
amounting to 10 i36.7I2, ard Of silver
exports. s2I,i75573. or s2G9l2.350 in
value OF pre-, ous metals. Our total
credit with foreign nations Tor the yea,
according 10 official figures, Is so1l,67,.
2S. Making all possible allowances
Tor foreign interest. tourists credit,
ocean freight balances. outward fares
and undcrvaluations, there will remain
an enormous sum--from ei0o.OO0.0o0 to
eA25, ,0OO, 600 az the net balance duo
this country on account OF International
traffic. We pay cash for our costly
wars. and lend money to the world into
the bargain.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27
Pc. o,n,ions OF Sympathy.

Where -. Death has removed from es
eur rs eem.d friend and brother. Jacob
II. Cowcn. and:
Where's. II hil death we have suffer
q Il c lns: u ore on aLem Wy ad
aiwars lo,kei WI Ia rid.- ise, n, Sc OF 1
n, Q ha acter ar,l hoisily attain :
M ~ =: therefore le it
P.soI' ed, That W., tie Alumni Ass
c,at,on Of ile D.lta fiieh Scisoo'. 30
Hereby express our SORROW and disap
Iriuimrnt al the loss we have sustained d
ia lis 'i-atl aud iLat NO extend CIR
sym!atEi-ss TO tie Lercared mJther
ana fricEds.
N-lli Stephens
U. W. keiiinser.
j. Ernest Logan.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

Everything grown in tho soil nf lie
Western States and every thing Dig
from tft.f mines is needed in the Orient
TIE Pacigc in to b. the ocean uf the
Ilth century. nnl with u continuation
OF the Republican lul.cy. that ocean
will be white with American ships
carrying \ American products fro.n the
Held. forest. shop an! mine. thus fur
nishing rcnumerative employment to
unnun. bercd thousands of American
workmen and insuring a continuance Of
Republican prosperity.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

The Kansas City Dem ocratic platform
sceuses the Rspubl;csn administration
Of forming m alliance with Englaod.
shitA = untrue. Bot the sane platform
opposes legislation for the building Of
ADericso ships for our foreign carrying
trade. pseserr:og to leave the business
m the hsDds Of foreign tchiefly British)
ships fhst sern s3oo.oOOO0 ysss that
She Republicans are anxious to keep st
bone through the construction and
e0peOyDsnt q Americas isstesd Il
fossign ships 10 our foreign carrying.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

: Ths ssurplus or receipts over expendi-
turss Sos the eorrent fiscal year just
ended so0anted 70 e6l .20,7s0. This
wss almost twice the estimate made by
8scsrtsry 0see lest November. Receipts
sihcs then. from both customs snd
Informal revenue, have been good. and
azpsnditures have been falling oa. The
total receipts for the fiscal year just
ended were e566.Al7.A7, and total ex-
penditures e4s7 yeoo. .l90.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27
Cory Rews Nuggets.

Special Correspondence.
Mr. AID Mrs J. J. Smith AMI dangh-
ter. Nora, have returned from the NeIth
Fork,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gillette. Of Anne
ih.st. havs been visiting rel-tives il
this .;r., ii!.
Mrs. Franz Brown an.l iittle so3. o.
GUn"isoa. are visiting relatives here.
Geo. Dun!cvy, II Oiathe, is visiting
his sister, Mrs Maud Smith
MISS Nettie Rowan is visiting friends
in Lake City.
w. =. Wright vas up to Ouray on
business last week.
The way sone fruit ra;sers gra:!c and
Ia x tLer fruit is i; wonder tLey do
10: sc; enough GU. ot them to pay s,r
tie boxes.
The band boys came up Saturday
afternoon and played few pieces for
the picaic at Il. al.
Mrs. w. J. f igar returned home tton,
an extended visi. in Spencer. Monday.
The second crop OF hay IN these parts
is hardly worth cutting Oh account Of
the grasshoppers.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

Cline < Fletcher have u line Of the
celebrated Arlington aud Fernwood
pianos on sale Ut thcir muae house,
In the parlors Of Msthen 4 Bowden' .
store. These pianos sre made by Cbss.
Ne,zow OF New York, one Of the oldest
piano houses in the country. having
been established in l6l2. Pianos rang.
ing ia price from 600 to $500. oii pianos
takeo 10 exchange. Also the Old Net
row organs. famous the country over,
ranging faom >s5 TO s3O0 fro sale.
Parties wishing sither a piano or organ
arc solicited TO come to their saleroom
and inspect these INSTRUMENTS and TO
satisfy themselves of their worth. Piano
and organ tuning by q professional
tuner.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

Califorpians are beginning TO cuiti-
vate the tomato tree. which bears clus-
ten q delicious fruit. thousands OF
boxes of which arc sent yearly from
Ceylou to London. and for which IL 10
believed good market could found in
our Eastern atatep
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

1t 10 expected that work on the new
Cimsrrou ditch will BE- commenced by
the hrst Of August. II the water from
this creek had been turned into the
Uncompabgre vsIIey for the past %
days, every neld Of grain would have
6ee6 eived HH % -
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27
A Rev i,thm,an casaI Rs,,s.

The discovery OF q new route for an
isthmian canal. annoupcsd in a recent
letter from the surgeon Of the Nicaragua
canal commission. published in the New
York Times. has occasioned much fav-
orable comment upon the action OF
Congress in refusing TO allow Nicara-
qua bill to be damned" through at the
last session. Whether congress gives
the new-route the preference or not. the
fact that the commission has discovered
it and will give considerable space to it
in its report illustrates the folly Of
congressional action without full infor-
nation regarding feasible routes.
The feature Of the new route that will
attract the attention OF engineers is the
fact that il makes it possible q tidewater
canal with a perfect harbor at each
entrance. The route lies about l30
miles farther east nearer the South
American continent than the Panama
route. and is about thirty nve miles
long. 1t is claimed that the cost Of the
building by the new route would be far
less than by either OF the routes hereto
fore considered. The only stumbling
block encountered in this route 10 hill
eight hundred feet high. but tho cut
required is not beyond the science OF
modern engineering. and the advantages
OF the route are 80 great as TO complete
ly outweigh this apparent obstacle.
The length OF the Nicaragua route 10
about 100 miles. OF this length, how
ever, no is in Lake Nicaragua. Az a
matter Of fact, the possible utilization Of
Like Nicaragua is all that ever sSRgus.
ted the Nicaragua route. The Panama
route from ocean to ocean is 46if miles.
The new route, il sill be seen, is much
shorter than the Panama route and only
one firth the length Of the Nicaragua
route. It's. great advantage. however.
lies in the fact that . canal can be
constructed at tide water level without
locke. which has been the dream Of
most canal enthusiasts for half century.
Further detsiIf regarding the engineer.
ing Possibilities of the new route will be
swsited with interest.--Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

When Hill went to Kansas City he
said be would take second place IL the
platform vas constructed 90 that there
would b . possibility Of carrying New
York. When be and the rest were
thrown down on that. he declined to
help lead losing fight.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

y II 10 better to know than wool is
selling at 30 cents pound in Boston
and New Yo.k than TO bother your hea d
witha . lot Of rubbish bout "imY erislism
which is only another Democratic way
Of checking our export trade.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

In the last six months. hogs have
advanced 50 head. Apply thiR 10
sO.coo. eco hogr. and there is profit OF
sl5o,cCOCO0 for Western farmers. This
~ better than Wall Street. 1t is sure
til ng. the result Of prosperity.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

= Csv. 0osssvsse should - coodsct
njoDo - - Wb he nsnissAjeo for
shs Psssidssey Soss years bsocs, and b.
sleses% - viu svse tAs resord a Vice.
HsssiAsots whe hsvs sscessdsd 70 The
~ pjoee. y ostipg u -four Dsooossd
~ ~ su4ssgss q tAs psopIs. end Sosr
vho sUoese6e6 s1ssagb tbe 6sssh q
- Asst1sot ~ ~ sssDs6 = - psss-
80 - A1soA 1hsoo JGOssuso -
0WsoO w. Dssss Wsss s,ssos6 - ~
11uo1Doevs se1se essv1ag = ~ ssesD1
pssss. vbi,s Js1o Jylss. uNlssa Ful.
Dese, As6ssv JeAssos ssd cbesess 3.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

Char. g. Sumner. Of the Opirr Mail,
knd Chas l.. Flukc have purchased the
San Miguel Examiner Of Telluride, and
will hereafter conduct that paper. as it
has always been. the leading mining
tublication OF the San Juan.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-27

We condemn and der ounce TIE Phil
irpius policy OF the present adninistra-
tion. Democratic platform The au
,hntt,y to rraihe any srch policy rests
with Congress, no. with the adminis,ra
i:on.