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The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
This ia good weather Tor pneumonia.
Hay is selling for go Der ton in Tell

This is good weather Tor pneumonia.
Hay is selling for go per ton in Tell
uride.
Doctors complain Of being over
worked.
WAsrEp-Girl for general house
work. Apply at this Office.
County Assessor Curtis returned tho
first of tie week from Paonia.
Boswell Reed spent New Years at the
parental hous near Cedared:e.
Losr-On the opera house steps New
Years eve, Mexican work handkerchief.
b. S. EWING.
Subject FOR Sunday at Presbyterian
church The God OF the Living" and
THE End OF the World.
Wm. Roatcap. OF Paonia, was chosen
as assistant sargent-at-srm for the
thirteenth general assembly.
The INDEPENDENT is day late this
week. owing to the fact that a majority
Of the force is on the sick list.
Miss Bessie Childs returned to Den
var, Tuesday. after pleasant visit with
her psrents on Surface Creek
Each OF the D,nver and Col nraoo
Springs papers tried to surpass the
other 10 the excellence OF their New
Year editions.
Last Monday the Delta Town I'm
proyement Co. elected officers as follows:
Georgs Ste phan. president; J. Frank
Sanders, vice president; A. X. King,
secretary.
Fred Boudry and wife. OF California.
ca me 10 Wednesday and are the guests
Of VIII. Crotser and family. Mr.. Boudry
owns considerable real estate in and
around Delta, and is looking after the
same while stoping here.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
Did you have a happy New Year,

Dto you nave happs new Acdts
Fire insurance written at lowest
rates-W. II. Mastiu agent.
Persons who suffer from indigestion
cannot expect to live long. because they
cannot eat the food required to nourish
the body and the products OF the undi-
geeted foods they do eat poison the
blood. 1t is important to cure indiges-
tion as soon as possible. and the best
method OF doing this is to use the prep
sration known as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
1t diSests what you eat and restores all
the digestive organs to perfect health.
Clarkes City Drug Store.
MARRIEp-At the home Of the brides
parents, in Delta, Richard L. Eimonsou
and Nina B. States. "Wednesday evening
January 2. at $50 O'Clock. by A. A. Lay
ton, pastor OF the Baptist church, using
the ring ceremony. Spencer d. S.
Green acted as best man for the groom
aud the brides sister as brides maid
Many friends join in wishing them a
long and happy life. An elegant we'd
ding supper awaited the guests. at which
Mrs. Shock and Mrs. Mills performed
the part OF walters in q most elegant
style. Let them read these lines OF Pope:
''she who ne'er answers till husband cools.
Or. IL she rules him. never shows she rules.
Charms BY accepting. by submitting sways.
Yet has her hu1or most when she obsy,.'
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
Nesey se lona ~ eight per eea'
on fell estate.
lBuld win 4 Eairlar nab.
LOCAL NEWS.

locals on last page.
W. II. Hunt is again on the sick list
The holiday wanderers are coming
home.
Our streets are az dry and dusty as
in mid-summer.
Charles LaTourette is in town from
Gunnison this week.
Five hundred fresh vaccine virus
points at the Delta Pharmacy.
Thos. Keirns. assisted by local talent
frcm Delta. gave an entertainment in
Montrose New Years night.
MARHIED-At Moptrose. Colorado. on
Wednesday. January ., 1870. Miss Ruth
city.
c. B. Elliot, the expressmap. expects
TO pnt dray outfit on the streets in a
fsw days. Dan Doughty vi do the
driving.
j. W. Gallant came up from Domin-
guez canon "Wednesday. He reports
that everything LOOKS promising in the
new copper camp.
Tho pastor OF the Baptist church will
speak mex; Sunday, a. N. on The Sus-
tanning Power of the Word Of Col"
pm. "Th. Future Glory Of the Church
The Delta Pharmacy carries the ia
mous Lururiz 5; cigar. Everyone pae-
chasing 25c worth at any one time dur
ing January, will be given free chance
In q drawing for = very beautiful gold
filled watch.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
No business 10 too small to advertise.
". NJ. Williams returned from Den.

! No business 10 too small to adve rtise.
W. NJ. Williams returned from Den
vcr. "Wednesday.
Mrs. Vim. Mathers returned from
Denver Wednesday.
Stick to home institutions and en-
courage home industry.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply at this Office.
Prof. J. W. Harris. OF Telluride. came
in Monday for fe~ days visit with old
friends.
Levi P Wilmot, Of the North Fork.
was pleasant visitor at the ISpEPEsD
Esr Office Monday last.
Take your watches. clocks, iewelry
and engraving to the Delta Pharmacy,
sati sfaction guaranteed.
L. W. Sweitzer returned from Lead
vile. Wednesday, where he has been for
the past week on business.
John Falholom ana wife arrived from
Gunnison Monday and left for the
North Fork country the next day to
locate permanently.
Z. NJ. Gets. the hardware merchant.
is having a tremendous sale on the
Syracuse Washing Machine. On Mon.
day last he sold twenty-fi five washers.
Herman Maher and dsug hter Of Lake
City. came down Monday and expect to
remain here the next three mouths.
Mr.. Maher will spend the winter pros
pecting in the Dominguez canon.
A little girl Of Durango, in answer to
her mothers question. stated that good
girls go to heaven, but that bad girls go
to the trains to meet the drummers."
which explains why the knights OF the
grip designate Durango as good busi-
meas town.-Ex.
Among the Telluride people who left
this morning for Delta to spend Christ
mas with relatives and friends were Mr..
sister. Miss Byson. Professor and Mrs
W. G. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith.
James Philips aud James Scovil.-
Telluride Journal.
The Denver Daily Stockmln has con
.olidated With the Record OF that city
and will hereafter be kn own as the
Denver Record-Siockmsn. It. the past
the above named papers have aiw ays
stood in the front ranks OF live stock
journals. and always keeping the stock
men posted on things they should
know.
England's South African war is one
very important piece Of wo.-. shich the
rineteenth century will push of on the
twentieth. A few months ago the iudi-
cations pointed to the end Of the conflict
long before the holidays, but not many
prophets are nos rash enough to pro-
dict that II will be ended before the
close u 1901.
The farms OF the Uncompahgre valley
are the richest in the west and their
producing capacity, when supplied with
1 plenty OF water. is unlimited. The
water supply, it is true, is limiied nov,
I but ths bringing in Of the Cimarron.
which will be done early in 1901. and
| the building Of the Gupnison tunnel,
which is bound TO come, will fit for cui.
tivaiion thousand. sud thousands Of
acres OF as doe land ms the sun shines
upon and upon these lsnds will some
day stand waving fields of grain. great
orchards and happy homes. II is TO
the interest of every man. woman and
child,'n thi. locality to push these en- g.
terprises as much as Lies in their power.
/ I-Montrose Enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
Grotsep's Stand Stand .J.W. Sanders Place :..:
Pailaaa Tsariss sIeepers.

Via The Colorado Midland Ry.. leave
Denve, at $50 a. m., Wednesday OF each
week, running through to Los Angeles,
Cal, without change, via Salt Lake.
East bound, these cars leave Los An.
geles Monday OF each week.
The cost Of doI BILE berth in Tourist
Sleeper. which will accommodate two
persons. is only - 80 between Denver
and San Francisco or Los Angeles.
Ask agents OF Colorado Midland Ry.
for ticket rates. time tables and illus
trsted pamphlets concerning the day.
light ride through the best Colorado
scenery, or address
W. F. BAILEY.
Gen. Pass. Agt.. Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
NseSN FoeA Ise0s.

Mrs. s. Anderson 10 i'll.
f. ". Allebaugh returned Monday
from Lake City.
CIR Chinn expects to put on a large
force to enlarge the Stewart canal.
Fred Hickman Who has been very sick
with enall pox 10 much improved. Sev.
eral new cases are reported.
Christmas entertainments and ser.
vices were stopped in Paouis aud vlcin
ity on account OF email pox scare.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
". F. BAILEY.
Gen. Pass. Agt-. Denver. Colo.
Many persons have had the saperi.

Many persons have had the eaperi.
epcs OF Mr.. Peter Sherman. OF North
Stratford. n. H., who says. For years
suffered torture from chronic indissa-
ton. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made =
we'll man of me-, 1t digests what you
cat and 10 = certain cure for dyspepsis
and every form of stouach trouble. 1t
givee relief at once even in the worst
casee. and cant help but do you good.
Clarke's drug store.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

Pepsin preparations often fail to -
lieve indigestion because they can di-
gest only slbumipous foods. There 10
one preparation that dieests all classes
OF food, and that 10 Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. II cures the worst cascs OF indi-
ges,ion and gives instant relief. for it
diSests what you eat. Clarkes City
Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

When threatened by pneumonis or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief
is necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggeet that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken As soon a. indica-
tions OF having taken cold is noticed.
1t cures quickly and its easy use pre-
vents consumption. Clarke's City Drug
Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

Plaabtsg asd Thinning. pumps
saA esGiae supplies. ssess.
water aad gos 0sst1g. O0ee II
SaaAers' hardware store.
Otis r. STAN OuOu.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

NOoey sO lsaa 81 Ranches aaA
TOWa property. Best terms. Ne
delay. Gall - AAeess
a. q. KING.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

The Tongue Creek coal 10 improving
- depth 10 gained and nov ranks - ths
bret Order from J. J. winton-
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

j. winton 10 agent for the Elcel
sior laundry, Of Denver.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
E. M. GENyIzS 5% g9SessRse ssssess 70

Having purchased the stock of J. W. Sanders
would respectfully solicit the patronage of my
predecessor. l will carry a complete line of
Hardware, Queensware, Lamps, Buggies,
Wagons and Farm Implements. Call on me
and get prices at
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04
nrsuNEss NOTICES.

WHEAT Fos SALI-Call at Mrs Bar
ker's. next to Baptist parsonage.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

Pure iresh ailk and cream De.
Iiveeed daily In Delta ~ n. ..
OiPla0.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

Try Tongue Creek Coal.
The Delta independent., 1901-01-04

Nsoey - Isaa. 4. E. Ans.
barry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-26
RELIGION OR TRADE?

The Christian religion is based
upon fear of punishment and hope of
reward fear of hell and hope of
heaven. Confucius taught to do good
for its own sake: without fear of pun
ishmenl for doing bad or hope of re-
ward tor doing good. In this Confu-
cius showed his superiority over
Christ. although he never laid claim.
or permitted anyone to believe that he
was more than human The Christ
ian religion teaches us that we will
end in hell if we commit certain sins.
and wind up in heaven if we pursue
a certain line of conduct. How many
Withstand temptation from fear we
don't know, and how many reach the
happy goal only for what is in it tor
them, we have no means Of knowing
but both classes believe themselves
sac, although neither class may
guide themselves tor the mere sake
and love of doing good. The Chi
nese taught philosophy fully as
sound and as good as Christ's over
1000 years before Him cruci6ed.
Study we'll all you purpose and By
the Light of reason, and go not agalns
the right, though it make thee I'M
popular; nor yet needlessly Oppose
any to crafty thine own desires.
Seek not enjoyment in idleness
nor in exec ses. There are Iirtue
and vices common to mankind, We
every one seeks, till corrupted. to b
virtuous. Neither goodness, evi
ways. nor words can be long hidden
let all be impressed with thy scare
for love and virtue"
If thou art ruler, then cautio
men with firm but gentle words, ye
correct when necessary with all tn
majesty of law. tempering judgme1
with mercy and forbearance. ane
when doubtful. pause, for it is bett,
that the wicked should escape tia
that the innocent should be injured
Put awey selfish thoughts, al
seek not thine own ease; speak not
excess of the truth and ever eucou
age spirit of harmony"
Say not, this piece is privat
none can see me; but be free fro
shame in thine own chamber. as
public"
What plovocation have Christi
Missionairil to raise such a territ
row in China to supplant the TO
going philosophical teachings Wi
modern rel,gion2 guess it is do
in the int res of Trade
QUELQUEFo1s in Courier
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-26
BUFFALO'S OPEN HOUSE.

The formal opening of the Pan
American Exposition is our answer
to the Europs an mutterings about al
anti American league. Two vast con-
tinents. the richest on the glob , join
hands at Buffalo.
OF course Buffalo has no hostility
toward Europe. On the contrary she
welcomes the Old World with open
arms. But the Pan-A merican Expo
sition is notice to all concerned that
the New World is great enough TO
stand alone.
Nineteen republics. the Dominion
of Canada and Niagara Falls have
combined to make this exhibition
memorable The combination is one
that the world cannot beat. And
while a machine running by the
power of Niagara Falls may not look
different to the casual eye from ma
chine running by steam, the effect is
overwhelmingly impressing to an eye
that sees with the merest tritie O
thought and imagination.
America extends her greetings. tI
Buffalo, the Warder o. the Lakes anC
the Cataract.
The heartineSs exhibited by Buffalo
however, will be mere bagatelle com
pared to the greeting which Carson
will givethe State in the first weeI
in July.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-26

TRANSACTING general Banking Business Deposits received
sell Exchange
Collections Mining
Stock bought and
Bankers on Deposit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-26

Pacific States Savings. Loan and
Building Company.
By VIM. PARDY, it's Secretary
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO. 80
|, William Pardy, do hereby certify
that | am the duly elected, qualified and
acting Secretary of the Pacific States
Savings, Loan and Building Company,
and that the above and foregoing is a full
true and complete statement Of the affairs
of the said company for the year ending
July 81, 1900
WIN. PARDY
[sEAL
May %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-26
Annual Statement.

Annual statement Of the Pacific States
Savings, Loan Il Building Company, of
San Francisco. California, for the fiscal
year ending July 81, 1900:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08

a satisfactory manner His position is
odd. He beat Crum for the place years
ago. He fought Burton last winter, yet
those who We're arrayed with him
against Burton are not the closest of
friends to him. Crum is friendly with
them. So that there has been pressure
against him, an acduiescence on the
part of his only possible defenders and
nothing to fight back with.
Tracy will take Lambert's place as
district attorney July II. The announce
ment of his appointment by the presi-
dent is looked for tomorrow Crum's
appointment may be announced at the
same time. The appointment OF E. d.
McKeever as assistant q. S. attorney is
expected soon.
Cy Leland's appointment as pension
agent is due by July 90
The collectorship job is still left to be
filled. 1t is the most troublesome of all
It is not a tenure Of Office and Mike
Sutton has been standing ready to de-
liver for several months A friend of
Burton said today: 1T is probably the
senator's intention to find George Find
lay a place before appointing Simpson,
though I cannot myself see why he
should not as well find Simpson a place
before appointing Findlay."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08

playing wise when they sent their re
grets. They would not get any credit
out of the appointments, for that goes
by right to the senator, but if there
were any blame they would be sharing
in the Dead Sea fruit. The purpose of
calling in all the congressman is set
down as a play to give the impression
that the whole delegation approves the
appointment of Tracy and Crum.
Congressman -at-Large Scott, speak
ing for the delegation said: Senator
Burton has shown the delegation dis
tinct courtesy and it is appreciated"
Senator Burton's courtesy was some
what like saying: Come in boys and
watch me do it
The fact that no appointment has
been made for revenue collector is Wor-
ryfng the politicians more than a lit
tie. 1t has worried the senator the same
way. In the piecemea1 system of an
nouncing the appointments the plan is
said to have been to announce first
Tracy'S appointment, then Crum's and
after that Simpsons as revenue col
lector. There was a change in the plan.
Tracy's alone was expected at first.
Crum' s came along with it. This indi-
Gates that Crum will be installed very
soon and that w. E. Sterne viii be re-
lieved. Sterne's term would not run out
till January, but the plan is to have him
removed by the president and Crum
put in at once.
There will be no charges filed against
Sterne. He has conducted the Office in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
G. e. Convention Begins Carry
ing Out Regular Programme.

Cincinnati. July 8.-After the bust
ness sessions of Saturday and the
evangelist and other mass meetings Of
yesterday, the regular programmes of
the twentieth International convention
of the Christian Endeavor societies we're
begun today. Several of the largest
churches in the central part of the city
were used in addition to Odeon hall
and the three large auditoriums here
tofore used for exposition purposes.
Two quiet hour meetings were held
from s to 9 a. m. conducted by Floyd
w. Tompkins of Philadelphia and Cor
nelius Wolfkin OF Brooklyn
G. Campbell Morgan. of Baltimore,
conducted a meeting on Bible teaching
teaching, and T. f. Carson of Brooklyn
one on THE Holy Spirit Miss Mar
garet Koch Of Watervil1e, Me, conduct
ed conference on Bodily and Vocal
DEVELOPMENT
At Auditorium Endeavor President
Clark presided. with H. C. Lincoln of
Philadelphia as director Of music 1.-THE
Twentieth Century Home" was the
topic with addresses by Clarence J.
Harris, Atlanta; Edwin Forrest, Allen
Beck Percy Landr1th, Nashville; ]. E.
Pounds. Cleveland; w. G.. Marsh. AIDE
laide, Australia, and Robert johnson,
London, Ont.
At the First English Lutheran church
Secretary ]. Willis Baer presiding, and
Percy s. Foster as musical director.
there were many addresses on The
School of Methods for the Junior Chris
tan Endeavor." by Miss Nellie F.
Whitefield, Kildare, Okla; Mrs.
Frances F. Clark, Boston, Mass: Miss
France LeBaron, Chicago; A J. Turkle,
Allegheny, Pa: Miss Clara L. Bower.
Dayton o.: Miss Kate Fl. Haus, of St
Louis; Mrs. NJ. Hageman, Muncie. Ind;
Miss Ella M. Brown, Eau Claire. Wis;
Field Secretary G. e. Eberman. Boston:
Miss Elizabeth Money, Providence;
jerks b. Robinson, Philadelphia;
Treasurer William Shaw, Boston: Geo.
M. Pollock Buchannon, W. Va George
b. Graft, Boston.
At Odeon hall the new field secretary.
Clarence f. Eberman presided and
addresses were made by local, district
and state union officials.
The monday evangelical services
We're conducted by DR. G. l. Work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08
To Move the Kansas Wheat TO
Market.
WHEAT on THE GROUND
Elevators Are Full, and No Cars
Are Available.
Santa Fe Has 1000 New Cars
Nearly Completed.

The movement Of wheat in kansas
mas hardly got under full Roadway yet,
but the cry for more cars has begun
All along the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad grain shippers are
complaining. The weather has been SO
fine that the threshers have been
worked to their utmost capacity and
farmers are delivering wheat much
more rapidly than it can be taken care
Of Country elevators are full and in
many places wheat is being piled on
the ground to await cars The Atchi-
son road is hauling thousands Of car
loads from Oklahoma to Galveston be-
sides the big quantities that are COM
ing from Kansas. and an acute car
famine exists now. The company has
contracted for 800 new cars to be de-
1ivered this month. and until they are
available there will be a great deal OF
trouble all along the road in Kansas
and the Territory
The wheat movement started TINS
year much earlier than usual owing to
the fine harvest weather
The last annual report of the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe company
showed that it possessed 10,939 box cars
and j. 136 locomotives. 1t is not known
how man of these cars and engines are
in use hauling wheat. The company
has recently added over 100 new loco
motives to its equipment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-08
TRACY And CRUM
Senator Burton Announces Two
Of His Appointments.
Marshal Sterne win Not Be Per-
mitted to Serve Out Term.
TO BE ASKED TO RESIGN
Tracy VIII Take Lambert's
Place July IL.
Cyrus Leland's appointment
Expected About July 20.

Announcement has been made of two
thirds Of the slated federal appoint
ments by Senator Burton. B. H. Tracy
is named for United States district at
torney and l. S. Crum for United
States marshal. Senator Burton called
on the whole Republican congressional
delegation of the state to come to his
home in Abilene Saturday night and
have dinner with him. When five out
of the seven responded he announced
his recommendations and forwarded
them to Washington
Congressman Scott, Bowersock, Reed
err, Miller and Ealderhead attended the
conference. Congressman Long and
Curtis did not. It is talked around the
Copeland that Long and Curtis were
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ity to be built at once They viii be
built at Chicago, and already the work
of constructing them has been begun
David Wizer. who formerly worked in
the coach shop but who went out 70
Las Vegas some time ago as foreman
in the car shops there, has returned to
Topeka and went to work in the shop
today.
Engineer Thomas Jones has reported
for duty after having been Off for
about ten days. He was slightly over
come by heat the other day while sit
ting in his cab at Newtonsand has been
resting since then
Weed-burner 9999, which came in from
the Superior branch about two weeks
ago for repairs, win not go out again
this summer. 1t is said that the dry
weather has prevented the weeds from
growing as rapidly as usual, and that
one burner will be able to do the work
Fireman r Ell. Lain, who runs with
Engineer John Snyder on trains 1, 2.
and 6 between Topeka and Marceline.
lost a trip Saturday. About a month
ago while Lain was coming UP on No
4, some cinders lodged in his eyes and
refused to come out until removed by
the doctor, Saturday 1t was a painful
operation, but Lain expects to be able
to go to work soon.
Frank Swa1well, formerly of the
blacksmith shop, but now living on a
farm II miles southwest of here was
around the shops Saturday Swalwen
doesn't appear to be greatly pleased
with the farm. Cool weather in the ear
" spring delayed work, and the present
drouth has rendered it anything but
pleasant as regards the prospects for
what was planted.
Lee Sayler. head fireman In the boiler
room of the planning milI,received a bad
cut under his left eye Saturday after
noon. Sayler had been between the
boilers for a short time when just as
he stepped out another man working in
the boiler room threw an oak two-by-
four. striking him below the eye and
infiicting painful wound. Sayler had
to be taken to the hospital, but it is
thought viii be out out again soon.
Henry Schwalm, of the machine shop,
has a IA year old son who is greatly at
tached to home. The lad, with another
brother and sister went to Oklahoma
for a visit with relatives. The quiet of
country life in Oklahoma didn't suit the
boy, and he made a sneak for liberty.
He was overtaken at the railroad sta
ton, eight miles away, waiting for a
train on which to beat his way home,
and was taken back, given a sound
spanking and told to remain in Okla
homa until the expiration of his pass.
At last report he had become reconci1ed
and was willing to prolong his visit.