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corn at the high figures anticipated by
the elevator people and others seeming
ly showed that Gates and his crowd still
held the reins. While to the outsider
;he slump in price appeared to MAKE il
evident that the bears had the Gates
people on the run. the old heads at the
business said il was not SO
Opening at S0m19. thea falling TO IS to
-, "A, y, 20, but finally reao ming G9i. at
1890 i. m, villa, frantic warv hopping
market was what greeted si.htseers and
observers, and the slide was one Of The
most sensa ional IN years OF trading.
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Dismissal Recommended.

Since the two CfIicers were caught the
LATTER has been investigated and it
now rests with tho Commissioners to
say whether they shall be dropped from
he rolls. Major Richard Sylvester has
20 recommended. but lie has commcndrG e
them to the mercy of the District ;rium-
y.rate on account of their previous good
records.
Appeals havs been made in their be-
half by number of prominent citizens
in Georgetown, and it is probable thai,
when Commissioner Ross. who is roH
sick, makes recommendation to his col
leagues he will impose a fine and deprive
them of part of their annual leave. in lieu
Of dismissal.
Sergeant Conlon. of the Seventh pre-
cinct, caught the men at the game. lie
was passing Baers Hall at Tkirty-first
and Bridge Streets about 3:i5 on the
morning of July 3. and noticed a light in
the third story of the building, and with
Officer Connor. who was pGtrolling the
beat, proceeded to look into the matter.
In the room from which the light shone
he found the two policemen sitting about
table with money in front OF them,
while Private Walsh had deck OF cards
which he was dealing.
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WALKED TWENTY MILES
WITF BABE IN ARMS
Colored Woman tainted
From Hunger ano Fat que.
Wanted to Put Her Little One in the
Asylum-Footed Distance From
Marlboro He-e.

Hungry tired. and worn out from
tramping over the country roads in me
troiliag hot sun all day yesterday. and
with her arm all but paralyzed from
carrying her wo-year-cld babe for
twenty lcrg miles Charlotte Douglass, a
young colo:ed woman. was an object of
pity at the eastern terminus Of the CO.
lumbia Railway street car tracks. at
Fifteenth and II Streets northeast, last
night
She had tramped all the way from
Marlboro, Md, to place her child in a
founding asylum. When she reached
the eastern limits of the city she sank in
an exhausted condition near the power
house on II Street. The attention OF
Policeman Duvall. OF the Ninth pro
cinct, was attracted by the crowd which
gathered
Sent to House of Detention.
Mr.. DGvall sent the woman to the
Ninth precinct Later she was seat 10
the House of Detention, where she was
taken care Of and given food and shelter.
She was net placed under arrest. but
was held at the House OF Detention as
a lodge. Disposition will. it is ex-
pected. be made Of her case today. Her
child will probably be turned over 20
the Board q Childrens Guardians to be
cared for.
She stated to the policeman that she
had LETT Marlboro at sunrise yesterday
morning. and walked along the main
road to this city. She was without food
during her long tramp. She said she
lad stopped at several houses and ask
ed for food, but was told that 1t would
be given her ii she would do days
washing or scrub up floor. This. she
said. was out of the question. as she
wan,ed to arrive in this city in time to
place her child in some childrens home
tefore uigh:fall.
When asked why she left the Mary
land village she replied that Marlboro
was not her permanent home. and added
that she had no home. AS she had no
means Of supporting herself or the child
she decided to strike for this city and
appeal 70 the authorities for aid.
Her child is two years old. and is
called Honey" by its mother. who
seems to be very fond of it, and stated
that she did not think she could recon-
ci!e herself to part with 1t after she
had tfudged ali the way to this city
with it for that purpose.
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Report on Case.

The sergeant made the following re-
port TO Lieut.. ]. 4. Swiadells, in charge
Of the precinct, aud in this manner it was
brought to the attention of headquarters:
About $40 O'Clock this morning
saw a light in the front room On the
third floor of Baer's Hall. asked Pri-
yate ID. Counor, who was on duty. and
standing opposite the hall, the cause OF
the light burning there at that time. as it
vas unusual. He said ne was waiting
,Cr me to see about II.
In company with Private ConnOr /
went to Investigate, and on the third
floor, front room, found Privates Bur
iingame and Walsh, who were of duty,
and two citizens sitting around 2 table.
Private Walsh had deck OF cards in
his hands and in front OF both Burln-
came and Walsh was some money.
asked them what was this, when Burlin-
game made answer and said It was a
friendly game. with 10 draw down. l
did not see any dealing of the cards nor
anything more than | have stated.
When summoned before the Major and
Superintendent. both admitted their
guilt, but said they were only enjoying
'sociable" game and pleaded tha; the
jacxpots never amounted to more than
or 10 cents. They declared they had
been invited into the building by the
janitor. who lives there. and. as they
were only playing penny ante they dli
not know 1t was against the rules. The
money, they said, had been put up Just
to make it interesting" and they did
not even deem It worth the while to
lock the doors or close the shutters.
Major Sylvester's Comment.
In forwarding the papers to the Com
missioners for final action. Major Syl
vester made the following Endorsement:
These two privates were discovered
about the hour of 3.i5 o'clock In the
L orniHg in Baer's Hail. in Georgetown,
where they had gone AT the invitation
OF the janitor. who resides therein. The
entrance door to the hs II was open, ard
the light being observed al this unusual
hour prompted the sergeant and the Of
ficer to enter who're they discovered the
privates charged herein playing cards.
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Col Henry May will be in command of
the First Regiment. which goes aboard
the first section, with General Harries
and his staff. The First Battalion,
which has its quarters at the Washing
ton Light Infantry ArmOry, will go out
under command of Major S. Porter
House and be joined by the Second Bat
talon. under Major L. H. Reichel-
derfer, at the main armory. where Colo
mel May will take command and march
the troops to the depot
All the organizations connected with
the Second Regiment are quartered at
the Center Market Armory. and they
will go out under command of Col. ii.
Emmett Urell. The Fourth Battalion will
be in charge of Major Anton Stephan.
the Fifth Battalion under Major r. D.
Simms, and the Sixth Battalion under
Major William E. Harvey. The second
section viii carry this regiment. and
will leave the depot at S:25, just ten
minutes after the first section departs.
Major Arthur Brooks. who commands
the First Separate Battalion is now
with the Secretary of War at Oyster
Bay. but is expected back today. The
coIored troops, who are under his COM
mand. are quartered at the armory on
o Street. near Seventh Stree: north
west. and they will require more time
to reach the depot. They will board
the third section, which pulls out at S:33.
Seven of the coaches will contain troops.
while two others attached to the train
will carry the baggage. The first sec
tion will be under the direction of Lieut..
A NJ. Muzzy. quartermaster OF the First
battalion; the second under Capt. E. q.
Schafer, quartermaster of the Second
Regiment. and the third under Capt
Thomas Marion. quartermaster OF the
First Regiment.
Additional orders were issued from
military headquarters yesterday as FOL
lows:
Tho nrdarc Issued
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Lev Datss Esss.

Cut this out and save it,
Rate: One faro plus e2.0o TOR the
round trip, with minimum selling rate
OF $500 :. 3.
Dates OF sale: June sth, 7th, 18th asa
18th. and Juse oath to Sept 18th iscau
sive. 1901; tickets to be linitsd to .eoA
tiuuous passage With dasI rssalrn limit
October 3lst. 1Q02.
Territory to 49, 11149 oay - -.
Peninsula Of N 1b, Vsspossiu, Iiii-
nois. Missouri. SS6fA Dzkuts and Esrth
Dakota. KansaA. Eebfasks. Colessdo.
east Of Colorado common potnts, Denver
to Trinidad inclusive.
Low RATES WEST.
To Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo
and return.
Final return linit Oct. 81. 1907.
Rates from 81. Louis, e2l 90.
Rates from Kansas City. $500.
Rates from Chicago. $500.
Datss Of sale:
June Dad. 23rd. 24th. July Let to 18th
inclusive, August 1st 70 14th Inclusive.
August 23sd spd Gath. August 20th to
Sept. 10th inclusive. All other dsya.
June 1st to Sept. 18th Inclusive. 1902.
one fare plus t20O. corresponding re-
ductioos from intermediate poists.
Tell your friends In the east. See syouS
nearest ticket agent. or write.
II. B. KOOSER.
CIV. F. 4 p. A.. No. Pac. Ry..
l7OO-l7O6 Stout Street.
Denver. Colo
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Resolution. or tn. BI..rie, Normal

Report OF committee on resolutions:
We, the teachers OF Normal District
No. II, in session At Oursy, Ouray coun-
y. Colorado, as q token Of the apprecis-
lion OF tho efforts OF the executive com-
mittee-Miss Willis, Supt. Nou,ross
county. Miss Royce. Supt. Delta county,
Miss Burnett, Supt. Gunnison county,
and our corps OF instructors, and the.
peop!s Of Ouray to make our session o!
institute profitable and ple.sant do
hereby offer the following resolutions:
Resolved. that vote OF thanks be sx-
tended to Prot. +. II. Clark for the able
manner in which ho conducted the ln-
siituts. For his many original ideas in
pedagogy and Psychology advanced aud
sustained.
Resolved. further. that We express our
appreciation OF the earnest and efficient
etforts OF Mrs Lesks in pressn ing inter
ssting aud practical methods Of teaching
arithmetic, literature and art.
Resolved. further, that Miss Griffin's
methods OF teaching music and drawing
sre not only unique but successful in
tho highest degree.
BE u further resolved, that ve express
I our appreciation OF and sontidencs in
the works Of Mrs. Helen l.. Grepfsil.
State Superintendent OF Pu olIr lnstrur-
! ton, ana hereby indorss her able and
efficient administration. Further, We
believe for the best interests Of the state
sad for the furthsrancs Of sducation IN
general. shs should succeed herself in
| o lice.
Resolved, further, that We express our
appreciation OF the interesting aud iu-
structiss lectures given by Prof. Ayles.
worth. Pres. Of State Agricultural Col
-
| School, Dr.. Libby, OF State Univsrsity
sod Mr.. Barnett, OF Ouray.
Be it further resolved, that ve express
our most sincere thanks to the people OF
Oursy for the hospitality shown in our
behalf; especially to the Management Of
Camp Bird mining company. Also to
kr. aud Mrs. Herring and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridinghour who enlertainsd US 90 de-
iightfulIy at their respective homss. Al
% to Prof. 81. Clair. Oufay band in.
structor through whuss kindness VI
we're given . rare musical treat.
Resolved. that . special note Of thanks
BE- extended to Miss Holiday. for her
suocessfui efforts to render our sojourn
in Oursy one Of especial pleasure aud
profit.
Resolved, further. that these resolu
tions BE- printed in one paper in each
| county Of this district.
Resolved. that We with oas accord sx-
press our heartfelt thanks to our Divine
Creator for his uereiful kindusss an d
| manifold b!essiags.
4 G. HoEL, Montross Co.
NANE MCCoRMIcE, Gunnisou Co.
DEssIE N. BRowN. Mesa Co.
NARY Z. CoRMAS, HiusdAis Co.
MARGARET 0RIGGs, Delta Co.
HARRY BUsskY. Ban Miguel %.
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as.s.xnrss.2ksua

1nasmuch a. usny OF tho .pstsons oi
Gentry Bros.' famous trained animal
shows are prevented from attending lhs
afternoon performances owing 10 bssi.
ness engagements. and A. every body co
joys the parade. which is the hsndsom.
est ths Gentry Bros. have ever pressn-
ted, these sutsrprising Snowman have
made several additions TO their wonder
ful display this season and the Show ;s
decidedly bigger and better than ever.
Gentry Bros. will exhibit their gigantic
collection Of educated animals in Delta
for two performances on Tuesday, Aug.
IL. The show grounds are located op-
posite the d. & r. q. depot. and the
parade will start from the grounds at
about IL u. n.
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The Garnet Reservoir.

The Garnet ditch made "a hour run
OF water from their reservoir last Friday
and Saturday, to wet up the gardens
and vines. 1t lowered the water in tho
pond 8 inches. There stili ROMANS IA
feet OF water the headgate. which will
be turned loose about the middle OF tho
Ronth to vet up for the third cutting Of
alfalfa. There 10 an abundsoce OF big
dsh 10 the reservoir that can be easily
captured when the water 10 drawn DOM
TO . low stnge. Here is = chance for
some Of cur ameature fisherman to make
phenomsnal catches.
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Im WAIfpsUpMY
Outlook Tor Better Times Depsads on Its
-Soiutioo.

A number OF reservoir schemes are
6sing talked of among the Uneonpan-
gre vaiisy rauehnsn. 90 re OF which are
very fsss ible and will probably be built
10 the near future. THIS &sason has
the question Of xssJf S1pfly. and has
shosA sAiRtaSsfnall sum ipvsstsd in
1atsr storage will bring big returns in
'crops. This ranchmon OF Peach valley
.are moving in this direction. having So
cured = sits where some 600 aore feet
'of water can be stored with nominal
outlay. The upper Garnet reservoir
whsn built will eupply all the country
ihe Rnstier ditch was built Tor, opening
up fne tract OF land now practically
abandoned for want Of water. Messrs.
J. r. Sanders, c. w Haley Snd some
others have throwna 4 dam across Dry
creek just across the line in Aontroso
county, from which they have been
drawing for the past month as their
crops have demanded. Others OF tho
ranchmen are digging wells and install
ing pumping plants TO rass the water
to tho surface, they generally hnding an
inexhaustable supply at Reasonable
depth. All these plans will have to be
resor'sd TO by tho farmers to tide over
the time till q better water supply for
tho Uucompshgrs valley can be had
from the 0unnison. Ths new ditch
from the Cimsrron 10 nearing compile
ton, which will the hrst year bring over
the hill about 10 cubic feet per second
Of time. and it is intended to bring over
100 cubic iset the second ypar. This
can be easily done by doing . little
Strengthening along the line sod build
ing Up here and there. But 10 cubic
feet or even 40. will be but drop to
what is wanted or needed 10 irrigate the
valley. Before tbs ranches can be scon
omicslly cultivated 1t will take every
drop Of water that can be carried through
the Gunnison tunnel and other outside
ditches besides all that can be stored
during the flood seasons.
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ws..er. siep. E.ei.E Association

The we'll known racing association
has sent out the program for its seventh
annual meeting Ut Glenwood Springs
August q to 80 Inclusive. Tho cash
purses amount to 5000. and are 90 di-
vided az to meet the demands Thorough.
ly of either saddle or harness horses.
$3.50 purse for trotters and the same
for PAGERS - sure to bring some speedy
animals. while 1880 will be put up for
"gailopers'
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ITor Rent

Brick house for rent on the old Mel
drum farm, at odgs o: Dslts-all newly
repaired. Also the land for sale in
large or small quantities to suit buyers.
r. j. COREY, Agent.
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Pe,.s.,.g sss syese.

II is through the bowels that this
body 10 cleanssd Of impurities. Corsti-
patton keeps thess poisons 10 the sys-
len, causing headache, dullness aud
mslancholia at frat, then unsightly
esupiiOus. aud finally serious illnsss un.
less a remedy 10 applied. DsWi.ts Lit.
ue Earl. Ris.ts prevent this trouble by
stimulating the lir.r and promote easy.
healthy action uf tie bowels. Thess
little pills do not act violently but by
Strengthening the bowcls nable them
to perform their own work. Never grips
or distress. Dr.. II. X. Brsisted.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
vEnY Lew EXCLUSION RATES.

To Chicago. St. Louie. Kassss City.
Omaha and poipts east. One fare plus
two dollars round trip. For information
apply to c. NJ. VanLaw. Q. r. L.. 500
l7th st.. Denver; G. W. Andrew. c. P.
A., ; Pixies Peak Ave-, Colorado SDrioes:
@. q. Scheil. 226 North Main st.. Pseb-
10; Hal 8. Ray. Genl Agent. Dssve..
SO
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The ripsnieg OF fruit 10 a week or ten
days earlier this than last year. Last
year the Fruit 4 Produce Co. shipped
the first car the 2d:day OF August; this
year on the 2lst Of July. On the I'd OF
August this year, the date Of the fret
car out last year. this company shipped
4 carloads.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
Farm Land ) Year, Free

have go acre claim thres-fourths OF
a mile south east OF Paines' Siding for
rent: good range. Will furnish seed,
cash for buildings, fences. water rent.
etc. and give lease for Ave years to good
tenant free. OAKLEY. box 1911. Denver.
S-p-Sm
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
AAvsrsi,eA L~ssar Liss

List Of letters remaining uncalied fss
in Delta Postof,ce. Aug. 8. loo2:
Bell. Eugene Bsruis, n. A.
Chaplin. Herbert C. Jensen, Chris.
Conners. Mrs. Mary Kels. Clay
Greene, Mrs. Sadie Koppsphofsr, Mr..
Washburs, Wesley Wilcox. Mrs. P. A.
Q. B. CHRTaLss, Pm.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
Fer sale.

so acre ranch. formerly known se the
Mostyn ranch. LIS acres OF alfalfa.
bearing orchard. good buildlngs. With l6
shares OF lronstous Ditch stock. and
four shares Of Extension stock. Terms
reasonable. F. D. CArLIS.
Montroee, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
shass.ra AllR.corA..

Twice in hospital. r. A. GullsdGs,
Verbsna. Ala. paid vast sum to doc
tors to cure a severe case Of piles, eaus-
ing - tumors. When all failed, Buck
lens Arnioa Salve soon cured him. Sub.
dues inflammation, ,eonausrs Achss,
kills Pains. Best sAlvs in the world,
25c at ". q. Cooks drug store.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Charlss Wilson came 10 froa Gunni.
son Wednssday. aud left for Hotchkiss
ThuFsday. Mr.. Wilson has given up
railroadtus aud has accepted position
with Duke Bros. 10 charge Of one Of their
departments.
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Gard OF Thnnku.

We wish 10 thank our many kind
friends for tbs Kindness shown us dur
iug our late bereavement.
T. HEAD and Family.
Mas. f. X. BERRY.
MRS. c. l. MILLER
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Rev. Froshinshsm has bssn rusticat-
ing on the bead OF the Cotton wood. near
the Tabsguache basin. for the past
week
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
A 8ur,rtss Social.

III. people OF Ecksrt gave Rev. Froth-
ingham y surprise social last Friday
evening. at the central school house.
Thare was q large crowd in attendance.
0lliag the house to ovsrflowipg. A tins
preGram was rendered. as follows:
Opening piece. America Audience
Address s..........R Rev. Frothingham
Violin aud organ duct. 600. MIR. Bull
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miss Teaohout
Soag. Miss MoMillsn
Meditation ............M Miss Ida Stsll
Songs BY Mrs. Charlton. Miss Watson
aud Nrs. Wilson.
Mr.. Bailey, OF Montroee, gave . dns
selection.
Ice cream aud cake and lemonade and
flowers we're sold.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
AAPriNA.

KoPPE-NoRrHRoP- Delta county,
Thursd ~ evening. July 81, 1902. BY Rev.
4. A. Layton. Anton Kopps and Miss
Nancy Northrop.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

WANTED ) You've kkH from RsttA
County at opcs to prepare for posaaoes
the Governments assvics Asa
Clerks. Letter Carriers. Custon Hoses
and Department Clerks, etc. Apply -
Intsr-Stats Cores. Inst. Cedar Rap
ids, Ia. 925
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Mr. Harness, OF Van Meter, Harness Il
Co.. proprietors OF the Davis couaty
nurseries, Utah, 10 in Delta county.
This nurssry has already booked about
l6 car loads OF trsss Tor nsxt ysar's
planting, In the nsishborho0d OF 81, 900
trees,
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
Kx.ui..ss>u .r Reoehsr-.

The regular examination for teachers
will be held at the Court House, Dslts
August Is. 16. beginniag At eight o'oloce
each morning. Bar examination will be
held at same place and tins.
ALICE RoroE. Go. Sept Schools.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
Fer N0le.

Oss hundred acres OF 6ns land at
CedaredRs. mostly In cultivation with
alfalfa and some fruit. Good water
right. Enquire Of W. L. Perry.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Mrs. c. B. Crysler left Monday for
Berkeley, California. to attend the we'd
ding OF her daughter, Eva May. and
Earnest Bailey. on tho 18th Of this
month.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

An offer OF e., 600 has bssn made for
the speedy Reward s. colt now psing
trained by Mr.. Silsby. aud it 10 under
stood has bssu refused.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The electric light company have
plausd their orders for the machinery.
and the contract for ths building will
be lot the coming -Vssk.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Mr.. Young recently had several horses
injured BY running into bsrbed wire
fence boionginS to Mr.. Hightower. in the
Tabaguachs basin.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The orchard inspectors report there is
as much fruit il the western portion Of
The county a. there wac 10 the entire
county last year.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Mr.. Thorpe. thsmauassr OF the Mont
ross telephone line. will on the first OF
he month assume charge OF tho Delta
line.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The Thermometer In Dslta has regis
tered liz degrees In the shade ss the
highest point. The extreme hot wealth
Or 10 nov over.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The school marms in attsudancs at
the district normal At Ouray. have about
all returned, the session having run its
length.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

II. D. Hopkins took possession Of the
Delta Lsborsr last Friday. He 10 busy
this week moving the Office few doors
further north thar the previous loca ton
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Mrs.. w. II. Crotsss returned from q
visit to her old homo In Pssnsylvania,
the 6rst OF the week.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Tbs musicslly incline / boys Of Dslts
are talking OF recognizing the baad
with Mr.. 6orsnson a. leader.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Ths local agent Of the d. 4 r. @. 10
eathorissd to ssll round "trip tickets to
0uanison and rointa wsst. good to 70.
70 bona ode 6shsrasu and campers.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

All the side tracks of the Denver 4
Rio 0rands from Delta to Cimarron are
full Of ties. iron and bridge tim bers for
the North Fork branch Of that road.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

erything In psw and second han
gosds at Winton d eompany's ssson
hand store.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Coryden williams left Mopda5 for
DseAeisy. Califosnis, whore he will take
. thorough course In electrical engineer
ing At the ccllefs thers.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
DELTA, COLORADO
Lat.

In Delta, Colorado. July 3l-a pocket
book containing email sum OF money
and lady's handkerchief. Findsr plsass
leave at Conkiin g. 0aunt's grocsry store.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Nelson Brothers began work on their
warehouse 10 Hotchkiss. last Wsdnes-
day. Clarence Nelson will tahs charge
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

The railroad are laying rails on Ros
er's mssa. They expect to be runsiug
Into Hotohkiss By the 10Th Of this month.
The contractors have begun grading be-
yond Hotchkiss, bstwssn there and Pa
snis.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Money 10 loan on good real estate -
curity at 8 per cent F. n. DOKHnooN.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Miss Cisss u. Waugh. Of Colorad
Springs. arrived last week on . visit Il
Mics Pauline Worth.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Ruuor hssi that John p. Bsssies hs,
struck II rich in . mine Il Red noun
tain. Ouray county.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Lin Luce LETT Wednesday for Graz,
Junction after three wssks' visit with
friends asd relatives.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08

Go to G. n. Hastings for Oxfords aud
slippers.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-08
What Is a Specialist

A specialist is one who devotsG
his life. time and study to ONE
specific thing only. This is an
age of Specialists. To be able t.
do ONE thing, and do it well, is
great deal more commindable, and
of vast marc benefit to mankind
than to do half dozen things Only
indifferently.