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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

Spring coughs are especially dan
gerous and unless cured at once, rer.
ious results often follow. One min
ute Cough Cure acts like magic. 1t
is not common mixture but is o
high grade remedy. 16t4
o. III. COLLINS.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18
Estrayed..

From York township, l bay mare,
3 bay colts, yearlings, black year.
ling with white strip in face. 1853.
N. L. GoYKE,
P. o. st. Lswr ence, s. d.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

Ladies call and see our new shoes
We just recsived from the old and re-
liable North Star Shoe Go. The lat
est and the best. IF
Fl. X. GREEvHs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

want to buy some good quarters
OF Hand county land cheap for cash.
Write or call on me at Miller.
II G. Fl. CARROLL.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

For sale at n bargain " taken q e
once, l60 acres in section 2-108-6S.
17t2 JOIN PUsEY Co.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18
Taken Up.

l mare, Mouse color, br anded
(SWP) on left hip, l black yearling
colt, with halter ON. 1853
CHAs. MoNCUR,
>. w. Sec. 4.114-6S.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

hours rest he putting strain on brain and body
not strengthen him Smuants The need of
Feed bcdy M nourish the
warnings trouble Golden
and digestion and nutrition viii
q
Invaluable TO overworked and strengthens
=
ccntains no opur
cocaine other narcotic ~ IS strictly temperance
medic
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18
a new country.

That one word sums up the catas-
trophe which closes the active career
Of many a business man. Energetic
and ambitious, he puts his life into
his business. He can barely take
time To eat He cannot rest or take
a vacation And so he tolls on,
letting business cares encroach upon
his hours Of rest and refreshnent.
Extra strain needs extra strength.
When a man begins to add to his
hours of labor, and subtract from his
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

George Logan Doggett Of Piedmont Greenvilie Co.. c.
Box i67 II almost past work, suffering so much from
chronic cataSh and Indigestion. Your Golden Medical
Discovery recommended by friend used Il for
ton and greatly relieved Of catah for all Of which wish
to thank YOU"
wres wAfer three years of suffering with liver trouble
and malaria gave all hopes Of getting stout again
and the last chance to your medicine had tried
all the home doctors and received but little relief After
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

taking three bottles Of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and one
vial of his Pleasant Peilets' I An
stout and hearty. II Il due entirely
to your wonderful medicines.'
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation. They do not make the
user dependent on them, but can Be
dispensed with as soon as the cure ID
completed.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Rochester would give employment to
9,73G hands if it were invested in making
boots and shoes.
The picture frame factories OF this
city, with thirty-two times less capital
iuvestsd. employ more hands than the
breweries and with the same investmant
would employ 1900 help.
What would the result be il applied
to the country at large, dividing the
vast amount Of money now spent in the
saloons among the twenty leading
ecessaries OF life? 1t would require
four buudred millions Of dollars more
raw material than is now used in the
making OF drink to manufacture them
and give employment to 1.347. 600 more
men. This is the first step in the solu
tion OF the problem Of the unemployed.
Workingmen OF America, the solution
OF the labor problem is largely in your
own hands. Just in proportion rs you
waste your wages, or spend them for
something that does not consume these
products that give employment to men.
just in that proportion does labor cut
its own throat. Society will never pay
it's debt to the MAN Without q Hoe"
while labor pours six hundred million
dollars worth OF drink down it's throat
every year. We will never restore the
right to work TOR living wages to every
man in America until labor gees on q
strike against the saloon.
II the entire product Of gold in Calf
ornia since it's discovery, in lSA9, up to
the present time, were poured into
labor's lap, it would be spent in the
saloon in two years. No sane man
would say that the abolition Of the
liquor traffic would settle the labor
problem, and no sane man will try to
solve the labor problem and lose sight
by the saloon. Every condition that
oppresses labor today is the child OF
corrupt legislation and corrupt legisla-
ton is the ripe fruit Of the saloon in
politics.
The struggling masses have no hope
until they sweep gin-mill politics to
perdition. Just 20 long ss the saloon
debauches the voters Of America for
capital. monopoly, greed and the boss TO
buy. labor will not secure its just rights
before the law.
Not until the vote Of every toiler
counts first against the saloon will the
Golden Age OF Labord dswr.-2ochester
N. Y, Capital.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
They wsrs Alwsys Herr.

In the very Oldest fossil-bearing
rocks no insects are found. The very
oldest fossil il q kind Of polyp. making
reefs of limestone. when as yet the in
sects had not appeared. and 1t Hour
lshed" in Canada. The hrst insect
known to have existed. a creature Of
such vast antiquity that it deserves all
the respect which the parvenu man can
summon and offer to it. vas-a cock
roach. This. the father Of all black
beetles. probably walked the earth in
solitary magnihcence when not only
Kitchens. but <itchen middens were
undreamed of. possibly millions OF
years before neolithic man had even .
back cave to offer with the remains OF
iast nights supper for the cockroach
Of the period to enjoy. His discovery
established the fact that in the siluri-
an period there were insects. though.
a. the only piece OF his remains found
was q wing, there has been room for
dispute as to the exact species. Mr..
Gross in his preface to the second edi-
lion of his book notes says that what
10 probably a still older insect has been
found in the lower s!lurian in Sweden.
This was not a cockroach. but Gppar-
entity something worse. II the Latin
aame, Protocimex Silurius. be literal
y translated. 1t means the original 81
lurian bug.-London Spectator.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

The March issue Of the Review Of Re.
Siews takes up the Temperance agitation
In Kansas and treats it fully and ably.
giving but little sympathy to the saloon
men but holding the legislature. the oif-
ice holders and voters responsible for tie
necessity Of mob Law. In conclusion the
editor says: As respects not only the
liquor laws. but various others. it has Of
late become . matter OF the highest i'm.
portance that the dignity OF the Law il.
self be vindicated BY swift. literal, and
complete enforcement Of everything that
stands urrepealed on the statute books.
Lawleesness 10 . greater danger than
drunken ness. at the present time, in the
United States. The Law should be put
in enforceable shape and then enforced
in spite Of everything"
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
spee.., M.e,i.s 81 s..e.s..a-s..

Delta, Colorado, February %, 1901.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of The Garnet Ditch company 10 called
to meet at the court house in Delta.
Colorado. Saturday. April G, at 200
O'Clock p. M, iD accordance with . res
luton passed at the last stockholders
meeting. for the purpose Of considering
and voting upon the following amend.
ments to the articles Of incorporation OF
said company:
First-An amendment increasing the
capital stock from sl3OO0.0o. as at pre-
sent, to e1s,OOO.OO. which said amend.
ment 10 proposed for the purpose Of
using said stock for the purchase Of
Stock Bonnie Ditch and Reser-
voir y. or IN interest in the
reserve The Bonnie Ditch and
Reserv company. 10 provide better
water supply for the said Garnet ditch.
Second-An amendment to section
five Of said articles Of incorporation.
changing the number Of directors from
eight fs) to seven (7l
Third-In case Of increase Of capital
stock should not be authorised for the
purpose aforesaid, then the stockholders
recommend, or fix, an equitable and fair
charge for the carriage q the waters Of
the Bonnie reservoirs. through the Gar
net ditch. or direct the directors Of The
Garnet Ditch company to make equit.
able and fair arrangements for the car.
riage Of said reservoir water for the
stockholders OF the said Garnet Ditch
CONF any.
VIZ. E. OBERr, President.
Attest: VIZ. NJ. HASTINGS, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
summed Their Tresses.

lit is said that frequent sunbaths are
are the best known tonics for a wo-
mans hair. The Greek maidens Of old
who sat on the walls OF the city and
combed their hair owed the beauty Ct
their tresses to the suns rays. When
the hair is washed sit beside q lowered
window. as the sun shines stronger
through glass, and allow the hair to
dry as it is being brushed. No bleach
has been found SO successful as the sun
which strengthens and beauties g n
orally. When the hair shows a tendeu-
cy to fall out the very best thing to
stop Its coming out and promote its
growth is thA-free use Of olive Oil. Satu-
rate the hair thoroughly. and keep It
saturated for a week until the dry
scalp has absorbed all 1t will. tLen
wash with pure soap and water. II
this operation IL repeated every two or
three months the effect IL said TO b
marvellous
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
Pwslie Tvsssee sale.

Whereas, default has been made In the pay.
ment Of one = certain promis,ory mote Of
dollars $500 Co., payable to the order II Bachi-y
a Baldwin. and secured by deed of trust, dated
the thirteenth day Of April, isas. and recoried
In the Office Of the clerk atd recorder of Delta
county. Colorado, April Il. 1888, In book twenty
six. al page two hundred thirty eight. and
wh-r, As. default has been made In the pay
ment of ssid note. and the legal holder of nad
note has applied To the unden,gned, a. tr'.t'-e:
~ a
her @ eby given that j. II. Il. wolbsrt. trustee in
q The power and sihoTitv IN me BY the MID deed
of trust vested. and In aecorfance with the
terms Of sale SPECIFIED therein for the purpose Of
al unrs d Interest thereon. and all csrss and
elpences a. this trust. will. on saturday. the
Gsy q nc Tsc S q ,hs :bs 1s .nr.s e
front door Of the county court house In the
county Of Delta and state Of Colorado. for the
highsst aud best price the ssfre viii bring In
Gosh. sell and dispose Of all the premises and
property. being the same property dsscrtb~d In
SAID deed 81 ir1ist. known and described As
The south half OF the north east quarter the
north west quarter OF the nortn- east quarter
and the northeast quarter u the north west
qua rtcr Of section sixteen (iCl In township hny-
one l51', north. Of range ten Ciol. west Of tll.
New Mexico principal merid an, containing one
TO government survey ai-o nfteen (I5) shares of
the capital stock Of The kustler bitch and
Reservoir company toenthef with all rights
for domestic use thereon. and all Int rrst in the
dtches, shares of stock or shares Of water In any
ditch or iId l,,iEs,9n COMPANY Which 10 any y,
water for irrigation or domestic porposes upon
said premises.
n. n. woLrEsT, Trustee.
Dated at Delta. Colorado. February q. 1901.
Yirst pub. Feb. q. last pub. Msrch Is.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
mAsalsos BEAD.

Yesterdays Denver papers had the
following to say in regard to Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison:
A few Dirut before O'Clock this
afternoon the report came unofhcially
from the Harrison home that the
general had sunk into 4 eemi-comatose
condition from which il WAS impossible
to arouse him and the only mesns by
which it could be determined il he were
alive was by holding a mirror over his
mouth and no~tIils. Even by this
means it was apparent only by the clos
est elimination that respiration still
continued.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
Calp Fss Primary.

Notice is hereby given that the pri
mary Of the Business Mems party 10 call
ed TO NEST ut the court house in the
town Of DeIta, Delta county. Colorado.
at the hour Of 300 o'clock p. M, on Sat
urday the sixteenth day Of March, A. d.
1901. for the purpose. Of nominating
canidates for such party for the following
officers, to wit:
One mayor. three trustees. one treas
urer and one clerk Of said town. for the
eaid officers to be filed at the regular
town election 10 BE- held on Tuesday.
April 2. 1901. and to transact such other
business - usually cooss before town
psiosry.
All voters Of the Town Of Delta who
oppose the present policy - IscsosiDg
saloons. and Who believe 10 lighter taxse.
decepcy. good order. and . ooss earseuI
oansee0snt q the town nuaeess ere
respectfully rsquested 70 sttsod ssd par
ticipate 10 this primary.
Dated at Delta, Colo. March Q. 1901.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
a CO0PARn0Oy.

According to the United States census
bureau report the breweries Of Rochester
have e6.455.O0O capital invested. they
pay 1881 600 10 wages and employ &a
hands. The mems clothing industry.
with e3OO. 200 lees capital invested, pays
q SCI 600 in wages and employs 2.132
hands.
The boot and shoe industry. with
o3,261 900 invested about ons-balf the
amount invested in the breveries, pays
e2,03l 600 in wages and employs lys66
hands. This y how they siss:
Dollars Men wages
invesssd employed pasd
1eewsres. .....--os $500 ~ Dt.eJo
Clsshing ...... e.10.N0 a.i0 i0slaDo
Docss aad ahoes - N .oW A9m 9y0lyego
One-balf the investmsut in the shoe
indUstsy employing eleven timss -
~spy hasds ssd Dsyiog 6vs tioss -
0pch W1ess - the bsee industry.
1hs ssas invsstosst that Givss 60
DIoyosst - ~ nso in shs bsSwseiss of
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

The stomsch controls the situ alton
Thoss Who are hearty and strosg are
thoss Who can est AID digest plenty Of
food. Kodoi Dyspepsis Cure digests
whst you eat and allows you 70 eat all
the good food yos want. II you suder
fron iodigestioo. besstbsrp. beIching
OF any Other stomach trouble. this prep
ssstion can't help but do you good. The
most ssnsitive sto mscbs can take Il.
CIasks's Drug Stors.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
Hsssss 81 Essess~..

Notice d hereby given that pursuant to law the
regular annual municipal election Oftown ON
cess for the town Of De "a, Colorado, will be held
at the Hose house on Tuesday the 2nd. dsy Of
April A. D. 1901. at which the following town
ofhcers are to be elected:
One mayor for the term Of one year.
One Clerk and Recorder for the term Of one
year.
One Treasurer for the term Of one year.
Three Trustees flr the term Of two years each.
Polls will be open from seven o'clock in the
morning until seven O'Clock In the evening.
W. MATHEWS. Mayor.
CLARExCE EKlsrN, Town Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

The license certificate hanging in the
saloons Of Delta are the certificates Of
partnership between the saloon keepers
and the voters Of Delta to go into the
business Of liquor selling We are told
that two-thirds Of the lawlessness which
has been carried on in Delta during the
pest two years has been caused by the
open saloons. therefore, voters il is up
to you to decide wheather or not it shall
continue another year.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OySIcE At MoSrEosE. Colo.

February 49, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ofhis intention TO
make final proof in support ri bis claim and
that sail proof will be made before Milton X.
welen, county judge AID ex-.ffcio clerk, at
Delta, Cole, ado, On March 30. 1901. viz
OSCAR HUNTINGTON,
upon his D. 8. No 2O02. Ute series, fer the
wh,N W. \. n " y. y. W. y, Section -
and FIX : Z. y. Section 20. township IS s. Il
". ". 9Th p. ".
H names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
Arthur Ward. Justin Mccarthy, Jefferson ID.
Dillard aud Robert :. Keiso all vi Delta, Colo.
J. A. LAYTON, Rryister.
First pub. Feb. y, last pub. March 20.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Many Of the farmers in the San Luis
valley feel discouraged and there 10 .
general exodus from that section. says
the Pagosa Springs News. A partial
crop failure for several seasons on &C.
count Of the short supply Of water, and
the low price OF wheat seems to be the
principal cause for their leaving.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

We are told BY the United States
Treasury department that for every dol
lor received by the government a. reve-
nue from the liquor traffic costs the gov.
ernment twenty-one dollars to prosecute
and care for the criminals made by IL.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Some Of Delta couutis's fruit grow ers
arc intending to ssud an exhibit Of
fruit TO the Pan-Amesicso exposition
this fall. with the view that the Rocky
Mountain region grove somsthing else
besides scenery and alfalfa.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

There are few men living 10 the vicin-
ity OF Delta who would be taxpayers in
stead Of tsxmakers il it were not for the
open saloons, and thus relieve the pre-
sent taxpayers in double sense.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

The Department Of Agriculture esti-
mates that the value OF the leading
farming crops OF 1900 was 1851 .466.OOo.
or over $500. .OO0. 600 greater than for the
previous year.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

We would like to ask what are some
Of the many improvements" that have
been made by the present town board.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

"A ceespool Of filth and corruption" ia
the expression our contemporary uses
in descr ibiDg our beautiful little city
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Delta is in greater need of new mains
for it's water works than it is in need OF
q sewer system.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Ex-senator Towne is getting out a
Second edition Of his book entitled, II
Was ut" for minute"
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

1t is worth s2.OOO per year to have
your life in danger il you walk down
Main street after dark.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-15

Telluride is now q city Of the second
class.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15
OPPOSING EXCLUSION.
Pacific Coast Christian Missions Favor
Admitting Chinese.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-The Christian
missions OF San Francisco and Portland
which represent almost all religious bod
les, have appealed to Gen. o. o. Howard
and through him to the churches of the
whole country, to do what he and they
can to mitigate the rigors of the Chinese
exclusion law. These missions, and espe-
cially such managers of them as are lead
ing Chinese citizens of the coast, claim
that in the execution of the exclusion law
great injustice is done. Certain classes of
Chinese are exempted by the original act,
as students, merchants and travellers, but
in different re-enactments, and especially
in the rulings attending the execution of
the law, various terms have been employed,
and confusion about terms is the outcome.
Out of this confusion many persons get
into prison, and are compelled to prove
themselves entitled to their liberty, which
is contrary to all Anglo-Saxon legal prac-
tice. In the judgment of General Howard
a large proportion of the people of the
coast are not in favor of the exclusion act.
The law expires next May, hence the pres
ent agitation on the part of coast mis-
sions interested in the Chinese to defeat
Its re-enacIlnent.
Pacific coast leaders, church and educa-
tional alike, are bending all possible ener-
gies toward the building up on the coast
of such colleges and seminaries will
make coast youth of means and parts con-
tent to remain on the coast for their men,
tai training, rather than to go east to
Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania and the
rest The outcome of such strenuous eff
forts on the part of these leaders is seen
in the munifcence of Mrs. Stanford and
others. The senator's wife, who has just
given $3O,OOO00O for the Palo Alto univer-
sity, gives her mansion on Knob hill, al
most adjoining the Mark Hopkins palace,
for a purpose similar to that of the latter.
An arrangement and an agreement has
just been made by which the Rev. DIR. Hen
ry c. Minton, moderator of the Presbyteri-
an General Assembly this year, will re-
main on the coast, and it will be useless
for Eastern Presbyterian churches to ex-
tend calls to him. The cornerstone OF an
Episcopal divinity school has just been
laid at San Mateo, twenty miles below San
Francisco, on the bay coast. and Baptist,
Methodist and Congregational bodies there
are lamenting the lack of seminaries, for
the special training Of coast-born young
men in their respective theologies. The ad-
vance of these educational institutions
secular and religious, is a part of a con-
certed movement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-15

Swedish witnesses began to retire, mutter-
ing. soto voce. something about getting
even with that judge. Then the dignity
and glory that surrounded the bench was
inspiring to witness.
Come back here, you gentlemen" said
Tuthill. do you understand the purpose
of this court? l am not here to destroy the
prospects of young lives. Why. sir if that
boy had shot straighter than he did. yet
would 1 have released him. II is infinitely
better to keep him at work for himself
and helping his father with the dairy du-
ties than to commit him to a reformatory
institution. Neither your threats nor the
tears of this devoted mother can move me
from serving to the best of my ability the
highest good of this young man. Good
bye"
And thus the cases were disposed Of He
did not conclude the work that afternoon,
but he did what he undertook, in a most
masterful way. Not once did the just judge
use a harsh word to a boy girl: not
once was there the semblance OF revenge;
time was never too pressing to attend to
the case in hand as it deserved; never.
during the hours we sat near his side, did
he speak word to an accused boy girl
which could have been heard by persons a
dozen feet away; it was no place for
loungers and busybodies; neither tears nor
threats deferred him. Occasionally an Of
fender who had been before him upon an
other occasion came forward. With gentle
but firm order, he would say: Send him
to the Reform School No buster, no
stupid lecturing. no idle words. send her
to the Reform School came from his lips
as fearlessy and as gently as You may
go now" All the kindness and modera-
ton and steadness OF the true parent
characterized his every act and word. 1t
was a pedagogical lesson OF rare value to
the teacher who is in the business for the
boys sake and not for his own.
Returning to our noon retreat, We found
the clerk-but. alas. the fan had flown; it
adorned the sheriffs desk. He had exacted
1t as tribute for his courtesy to us, and we
forgave him. HORACE ELLIS.
Franklin, Ind, Dec. 6.