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The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
l. A. ltlCK, ". u,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dclta, Colorado.
SheriT's Notice OF Foreclosure
sale.

WHEREAS. John F. Clcm did bv his certain
w decd Of trust, dated July Lth laa ard re-
the Office nf the Clerk aud Recorder Of Delta
county, Colorado. convey to P. u. Ryan as tr us
colorado, described as follows, to-wit
An undivided onr half 90 interest in and 70
the west half ~ "t the north esu quarter ~
Uf section three 81 in township fflecn (5l south.
ut range ninety five 1851 west Of the sixth prrci-
pol meridian, containing eighty (s'l acres more
or lcss. together with all bitches ditch rights,
water rights and privileges belonging 10 the tr>t
patty for use on sid land, being and Including
a" ~ aSa IS ,h Snsfsrh s6 All 81 ihs @ Of
The first party in and TO the Big Fail" ditch. and
wafer rights; an OF the interests OF the arst
rights: also eight tsl shares of the capital stock
of the Surface Creek Ditch and Reservoir Com
Of said company ta secure to one Thomas Ryan
the payment Sf his one prontssory mote for the
principal sum of s. coo. with interest and all
for and describcd.
Aud whereas. the maker Of said note, the said
thereof, and IN the terms Of the said deed II
And whereas. the said Thoma, Ryan did on
the 2'th day of October. 4, h. le1l, obtain and
SC ure in the County Court of Delta county. Col
orado, Judgment aud decree of said court for
the foreclosure of the said above mentioned deed
ut trust. and for the sale If the said above dc
scriecd promises and property. for the purpose
OF saving the indrbtedne>s and all Gusts secured
And whereas. the said court did on the 2Tth
dny q October issue To me. the undersigned,
sheriff of Delta county, Colorado. q writ If cNc-
cution. ordering and directing me- to iorrciose
>ad deed rf trust, and 10 sell the premises here
In aud in said deed of trust de>cr>hed In the man
rer and form provided by statute for the sale Of
real estate under execution
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given that by
reason Of the premises aforesaid and by virtue
aud authority of said writ of execution, j, the
undersigned sheriff of Delta county, Colorado,
will on Monday, the 2lth day of November, A.
u, 1902, b"twecn tht hours Of n. and the
setting OF the sun on that day. expose and oner
fnr sale. at pubic auction to the highest bidder
for cash. q. the south front door of the court
house in the town of rrlta. county and state
aforesaid, the real estate and property above de-
scrbed for the purpose OF satisfying The int.cbt.
cdness secured by said deed of trust, the costs
aud expenses of said foreclosure suit and all
cost of this sale. wN HUNT,
Shss 4 N Dc'ts Ccur :. C5,orsdc
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
Hon. II. T. belong. republican cand,

Hon. ii. T. DeLong republican, cand!.
can candidate for scnaiar from Delta
and Mesa counties. with DR.. Bass OF
Montrosc county. DR.. d. Y. Meisleiohn
tho republicnn candidate for represent
aiivc, and 4. ii. Ge,;e, candidate FOR
county com missionec. ace now speaking
TO their constituents 10 The county.
rhcy have spoken at Read, Cory,
Crawford. Ccis.udee. EcEert and at
Delta. Tonight, they speak With Col.
1;ssington at Uatchktss, and ,omorros
night at psunia.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
Read items.

Politics have been in full blast at
Read the past week. The socialists
held meeting on Sept. q. Messrs.
Babcock and Henry wer-- the speakers.
The republicans held rsiIy on the 26,h,
kev. Bass, DR.. hIcikleiohn and Mr Gets
expoundiEg the republican principles
in very eloquent and forcible ma inner.
The democrats held their meeting on
the 22 Messrs. Hammond and Gallup
Speakers. On the 29th the republicans
hold another rally. NJ. d. Vincent,
Judge Welch, and Judge J. H. Croxton
will deal the truth out to the people.
DIEp-at his -euidenco near Read DR..
j. F. Mcdonald. aged so years. DR..
Mcdonald came to Colorado in 1874 and
moved with his family to Gunnison
valley sixteen years ago. He was a
practicing physician forty-fve years.
His body was followed by a large as
bly, of friends and neigh bors to the
Mound cemetery at Read. where he was
laid at rest by the side of his daughter.
He leaves loving wife TO mourn his
death.
Jcseph Mcdonald came down from
Doyleyille to he with his father during
his last Illness.
Mr.. Ambrose reports 40 pupils il at
tendance at the Read school.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
Daylight IJoid";, nad Robbery

Charley Kirby was sandbscgcd and
robbed Monday afternoon 10 broad day.
light, by two. what appeared TO be
tramps. in The orchard OF G. W. Haley
on California mesa. Mr.. Kirby had
gone to the ranch that morning to see
Mr.. Haley on business and after team.
sacting It said he would 20 out in the
orchard aud gather some fruit. and Mr..
Haley told him to go ahead and help
himself 10 anything he wan,ei. Char
ley went into the orchard and while
picking fruit was approached by two
strangers and engaged in conversation.
While talking one of them stepped a
little in the rear OF him aud hit him on
the head with something, knocking him
senselcss. While in this condition the
holdups went through his pockets and
dccamped. Charley rcgained conscious
ness after an hour or two and made his
way to the ranch houss where he told
his story and finally recovered sufficient.
iy to get to town. A thorough search
OF the neigh hborhood failed to locate the
guilty parties, The matter has been
placed in the bands OF the proper au.
thorities,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

1t ia a foregonc conclusion thct the
next legislature will be republican.
Delta county wants 10 be 10 the ma
ioriiy and 10 have men that ate sble
and wilIiug to do some,ning fOr their
constituents. To DO this cast ysur
votes Tor DeLong and Meik'eiohn.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

The voters OF Delta county desire to
be represented in the NEXT legislature
by men OF ability, integrity and force OF
character, hence they will cast their
votes tor II. L, DeLoug Tor senator and
DR.. ID. v. Meiklejohn Tor representative
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

With II. ~. Hosg IN congress from
this district. We would have n man OF
great ability TO stand with the republi-
can party--the rsrty that means pro
ercss and prosperity 10 tho nutiou-the
party which is doing everything nov
being accomplished in the interest OF
the 4 merican toiler.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

A man by the name OF Mapgus living
on Tongue Greek last Saturday shot
cinnamon bear on the Grand mesa that
weighed Loco pounds. He was mon
stcr and had, from Appearances. at d;f-
ferent times been trapped and gotten
away, as he was out three toes.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Tho voters of Delta cnunty are TO be
congratulated upon tho opportunity TO
vote Tor q oan for the lover house with
the stcrIing qualities OF Dr. d. V. MeiG-
tcioho. To know him is 10 admire and
seep-et him, and he will prove strong
addition 10 the active. working republi-
car in the Four,acrth General Assem-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

The candidacy OF 4. NJ. Gets for
great favor. The yotess OF all parties
10 oguize that he is a cafe and good man
10 entrust the interests Of the county.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
Gard OrThRalxS,

Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Rogers Of Nor.
wood desire TO express their sincere
thanks to the friends who SO kindly aud
faithfully served, during the sickness Of
their daughter, Mrs. May Dennison and
husband, and the sympathy in tho loss
OF tho little granddaughter, Esther
Dennison,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

We give the above statement OF our
business to the public as an evidence in
which which our banking institution is
held by the business interests OF Delta
county. We pay interest on deposits
aud have money to loan at reasonable
rates. HENRY KoHLER. Pres.
A. II. STocKHAN, Cashier.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Charles Bowden will open tea and
coffee store, November 10, one door
north of the bakery, with everything in
the tea, coffee and spice line. elSays
fresh
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Vote for legislative candidates who
able td accomplish Something for this
section. I'm short vote FOR ii. I. De
Long and DIR ID. V Meiklrjphn.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Republicans. if you do not turn out
TUESDAY, every one, and cast your vote,
the opposition will carry Delta county.
II your principles are worth having,
they are worth going to the polls and
Expressing them
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

The Preebytcrians gave reception
to Rev. aud Mrs. Frothingham last
evening at the residence OF Mrs. II. L
Perkins.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

A county comm iseioner needs to be a
shrewd. conservative, practical business
nan. f. M. Get,s has all these qualifi-
cations and the interests of the county
will be safe in his hands.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

The repu blican rallies held at Cedar
edge and EcSert this week showed one
thing very plainly; that the republicans
were sticking TO their ticket closely. and
they will win next Tuesday il they will
turn out and vote
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Gov. Thomas and party held forth
last Friday night at the opera house to
rather slim audience.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Have your eyes ,rerted by Cotbin the
eye man at Delta House parlors mex,
week.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Steve Ingersoll got away from his
gnard while on the way 10 the asylum
at Pueblo. during the wait between
trains al Salida.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Subjects for Sunday at the Presby
terisn church: Religious Testimony
and Power
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

w. p. Wilcox and family came back
last Monday from a two months visit to
friends and relatives in Onurga. Ills.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

On account OF tho largo practice, DR.
Corb,n, the eye n,an, is compelled TO
stop over anoth-r week at Delta House
parlors. Consultation free.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Be sure you &c to the polls Taesda,
aid ro,e for decent government.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Next Sunday is the day for Mr.
rockingham TO preach at Eckert.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Let every republican vote-it take:
every vote 10 win.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Sec Corbin. the eye specialist, at
Delta House neat week,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Isn't it remarkal,:s thins that Tell
er and Patterson Dever affiliated with
.hc donocrats nnri Cleveland and Hill
.otnrned TO tie leadership OF that
s,ary2
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31

Tonight is Halloween,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-31
firNt Nasiannl Baok or Delta,

Statement at close OF business, DC
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
KILLED ON A BRIDGE
Alton Man Failed to Hear an APP
proachina Train


Orange City Aug. %. y DeRrun.
aged about IS years, Was run down and
instantly killed on the Northwestern
railway bridge, just east of here. at 130
yesterday afternoon. He WAS crossing
the bridge and, being deaf, did not hear
the west bound passenger coming UP
behind him
DE Eruin has been for Twenty-Five
years the most peculiar resident of Al
ton He has made his home in shed
about II BY 20 feet III size. In this shed
he also kept bins of coal and large
tlocks of chickens. He WAS able to
a,mass a considerable SUM OF money in
the coal business and thru his riei!
economy, hut has been spending ii in
recent years so as little rs possible
would be left when he died. He did
this because he had no rel tives to
whom he could leave the money. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
waterloo's Government Building.

Special TO Times Renublican.
Waterloo. Aug. Disappointing Ar
chitect TAYLOR of the treasury Depart
mcnt will visit Waterloo Sept. l for the
purpose OF selecting a suitable site for
the Sl50.O00 postoffice building Dave
Hendersons pull landed for this city.
Five sites have been offered. all on the
west side of the river, for the reason
that the appropriation bill provided
that the building must be located on the
west side This was the result of 81
compromise between Waterloo citizens
whereby the Blackhawk county court
house was allowed to be built on the
east side and is now already completed,
while in return the west side was con-
cedee the federal building.
The architect sent the following let
ter to Postmaster Sindlinger:
.,'o the Postmaster: As the agent of
the treasury department. expect to be
i'm Waterloo on Monday. Sept. ]. next.
early, for the purpose of examining the
properties offered for the site of the
new federal building to be erected in
Your city. Please post the enclosed
COPY of the letter and give as general
notice of this visit as possible in order
that all interested persons, who desire
to do so may have an opportunity of
meeting the government agent"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
Boone County Normal.

Boone. Aug. 26.-The Boone county
normal institute has been in session
since Aug. is. and will continue until
Aug. -. The attendance is about 200.
The corps of instructors is as follows:
Professor Bolton of the State UNIVERSE
ty of Iowa, pedagogy and geograph
Superintendent j. c. King of Boone,
history and didactics: Miss Thompson
of Madrid. mathematics and grammar:
Professor Jayne of Boone. physiology
and geographic Miss Thompson Of Ne
vada. drawing Miss HarNod of Yank-
ton. s d.. primary methods: Professor
Coburn of Boone. music. County SUI
perintcndent Neneman and Superinten-
dent King are the conductors. Profess
sor Bolton is the special lecturer of the
institute. He gave an address before a
large audience of teachers and visitors
on Echoes from Germany and the Ger
man Schools The Boone Daily News
speaks of it as being very fine. inter-
esting and Instructive" lecture
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
Gilman.

Special to Times Republican
Gilman. Aug. 26.-Will Parker went
TO GladbrooS Saturday evening for a
visit over Sunday With his brother r..
l.. Parker, and Wife.
Peter Rice had a tl,mor removed from
his side at the Methodist hospital at
lDes Moines last week and is getting
along nicely since the operation.
The G. v. A. Hall has been converted
into boarding and lodging place for
canning factory employees.
The heavy rain prevented hauling
sweet corn, so the canning factory
made only a two hours run yesterllay
Professor and Mrs. G. p Wyckotf'. of
Grinnell spent Sunday With the lat
ter's parents in Gilman.
w. b. Asker had the misfortune to
step on 9 rusty spike ONE day recently
which pierced his shoe and a consider
able portion OF his foot. He was laid
up a few days, but is out again at work
4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
ANOTHER DIES MONIES SHOOTING
Woman Attempts to Fsureer Husband,
But Aim Was Faulty.

Des Moines, Aug. %. Ms Frank
Logan shot twice at her husband and
narrowly missed him ut their home at
Eleventh and Center streets bout $50
o'clock last evening. She SAID she OBJ
jected TO his taxing TO their home a
woman Who had suplanted her N his
She made am effort 10 chastise the
woman in The case. whom she knows by
ihe lane of Emma Fiartwell. but WAS
prevented by bystanders. she said
about midnight that she MAS sorry she
Fad failed To hit the mark when She
shot at her husband
Logan, after the shooting, was ar
rested 10y The police about 3 O'Clock. He
lad gone away after the shooting and
then RETURNED Both times IL is slid
he was slightly under the Influence Of
liquor. on his second visit, II is chars
ed that he was barely prevented from
dragging his wife ont of her bed.
Mrs. Logan is sufferer from heart
disease, ana after the shotns she col
lapscd. When seen by reporter Later
in the evening. she WAS Interrupted
Frequently BY fanting or sinking SPELLS.
from which she was revived by salts
and camphor She is said % be in a
Irecaiiuos condition.
II shah prosecute my husband for
Logan Il Only regret in this affair
thai | did not succeed in shooting him
He had treated me beyond all endur-
anca. He had never before brought
that woman here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
DYNANNER OUT Of JAIL
Days OF Prohibition and the
Crimes 1t Engendered are
Recalled.
One OF the Men Concerned in
the Dynamiting at Musca.
tine Released.
Something About the Conspiracy
to Destroy the Mahin and
Other Homes.

Special 10 Times Republican.
NIuscatine, Aug. 2s.-one of the men
convicted OF completely in the dynamite
ing of three homes in Muscatine in
1893 has just been released from the 1t
Madison penitentiary. The three homes
blown up We're those of John Malain E.
NJ kessnger and y. Rosenberger, who
had been conducting Il campaign tor the
closing up OF the saloons which We're
operating in this city contrary to the
prohibition law. After three years Mar
tin Woods was convicted of having as
sisted in doing the work on the kessin-
ger home ana WAS sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
The whole state and country We're
shocked the morning of May Is, 1879,
when it WAS learned that such meas
ures had been resorted 10 by those
against whom the law was being used
To compel closing of their illegal
places of business. Much effort was put
forth to find the guilty parties. but for
a long time without avail. Finally a
in the penitenti;iry Observation-Disclosures
that he had been hired to carry q kes
OF powder that night and that Mart
Woods was the man with whom he had
worked This and other circumstan
thai evidence convicted Woods. He has
maintained his innocence all the time
For some time it Was thought he would
confess and implicate others. but he
has maintained silence. Several who
were suspected at the time have either
met an untimely end in some tragic
manner or disappeared. The mystery
now promises never to be solved.
\ peculiar incident of the explosions
is that. tho there We're sleeping families
and children in the houses, not one was
seriously injured. Some sleeping up
stairs We're thrown to he basement
and the Rosenberger and kessinger
homes We're so wrecked that they We're
never rebuilt. The Mahin home was
badly demolished and the interior torn
into kindling wood. but was remodeled.
MIR. Mahin was editor of the Journal,
which opposed the saloons, Mr. kessin-
ger was a wealthy. publics spirited man,
who was engaged in the fight. and Mr.
Rosenberger was a lawyer conducting
the cases in court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
GoodeII Notes.

Special to Times Republican
Goodell. Aug. 26 Mrs. George Butts
visited With friends in Mason City
Thursday and Friday.
The ladies of the U. r. church gave
a social at the home of William Blu
chanan.
Miss Anna Oelson entertained about
thirty of her young friends at her
home Thursday evening.
Gilbert Thompson, of Meservy, was
in town Saturday.
The Misses Mamie and Gladys Gill
bert went TO Crystal Lake Saturday.
where they will visit friends for few
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs c. S. Hall returned to
Chicago Friday
Miss Nellie r. Benbo and William
Terhufen We're married in klemme
Tuesday.
+. schultz left Thursday for points
in Minnesota and the Dakotas, where
he expects to purchase land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
SECTION BOSS KILLED.
Fred Glypse Meets With Instant Death
at Hardy.


Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Aug. &c. Fred Glypse. 4
section boss on the r.. G. Il. x y. liking
at HARDY, nine miles north of Liver
more. was run over and killed at 80
Sunday morning. Glypse had walked 10
Liverrnore and had stayed at the home
of a farmer named Fred Besser. He
started for home at O'Clock Sunday
morning. II VAS while en- route that
passenger No. COL ran him down. His
body, however, was not found until
about S O'Clock Monday morning. 1t
was discovered by the crew of a freight
train, just how he was Killed viii
probably never be known. The passen-
ger train did not report having seen
him. the crew Of the freight being the
first TO bring the Intelligence Of his
death. He WAS sober al the time. In
his capacity OF section boss he WAS Well
ACQUAINTED with the time of the trains.
His body WAS badly cut w. Wife
and three children survive him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
Reward Offered for Corn Thieves

Waterloo, Aug. %. The Waterloo
Canning Company has offered a reward
of 50 for information leading to the
conviction of any person taking corn
from the fields cultivated by the cons
pany. The corn for the factory this sea-
son is of a very fine quality. and the
passers by have been helping Them
selves freely To corn for a meal. So
many meals have been taken at the eN
rense OF the company that it has be
come an item of considerable expense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
Boone Hotel Chance.
% Times Republican.

SNecIaT 10 IllNes- ReVIIbIlcan.
Boone Aug 26.-The Northwestern
hotel, which has been operated since
the removal from this city of the Holm
cales, by s. G. Dilley e Son. passes
TO new management September first.
the present proprietors and landlords
to be succeeded by c. c. Kirk. of De
troit. Mich. who has till this time had
charge OF a string of eating houses
ON the Wabash. The Dilley family up
ON disposing of their interests in this
city remove to their former home,
Hastings, Meb. where the senior mem
her OF the firm Will retire from an ac-
tive business career.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
DIED OF STRANGE DISEASE.
Case of Miss Thomas. of Jesup, Puz-
zIed the Physicians.

special To Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. Aug 2s.--The funeral
of Miss Anna Thomas. of JesGp, was
held at that place Sunday. Mis-,
Thomas died of disease unknown to
the physicians unless it was HYDRO
phobia. Several months ago she was
bitten slightly by a dog thought to
be so afflicted and she slowly grew
thinner and thinner in flesh and suf-
fered intense agony. All medical at
tention failed to improve her condition
and she suffered a paraletic stroke and
died. She was a native of England
Her case attracted much attention
the medical fraternity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
FORGOT THE BABY.
Cedar Falls Professor Proves to Be
Very Absent Minded.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls Aug 26.-The State Nor
NAL has produced about as good an eN-
ample of observation-disclosures as it il;
possible to imagine. Professor c. w.
Newton. instructor in physiology and
botany, made a purchasing tour to the
Gibson & Graham grocery, taking the
baby in the cab. On his return home
his wife asked where the baby was
and he then recollected that he had
forgotten the child and left it at the
store y telephone message brought
the information that the babe was held
for storage and would be returned to
the owner by proving property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26
STRIKE is THREATENED.
Electricians of Cedar Falls and Water
loo Want Shorter. Day.

loo Want 5hoTssF Day:
Special to Times Republican,
Cedar Falls Aug. 2t. The cleo
tricians of this city and Waterloo have
formed a union and promise trouble
for their employers. They have waited
upon the management of the Gas. Light
and Electric Company ay} given the
company until the first the month
10 come to their terms of nine hours
per day at the same wages. Engineers
NOW work twelve hours but would come
under the new schedule
They have enlisted some of the line
men here and the majority of them
have joined the union. Manager Burt
OF the Gas and Electric Company, says
his company will not recognize The
union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-26

aristocratic element of the democratic
party and the pure democracy Is even
was the original struggle which wresied
from the hands OF the railroad. banking
and corporation attorneys the control
of our party in 1886,
I Wish YOU would DO what YOU can to
assist in this fight. Write me at Ro-
tunea Holland building. Il. Louis Mo.
Sincerely yours. c. y, W Ai-sSfi.