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peIie Hotel Kaiserhof Berlin; Carlton Hotel. Unit
den Linden. Berlin: Hotel Metropole Heidelberg. H
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ed. Hotel National. Lucerne; Grand tiotet E1lpp;
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Fictoria s. Moritz EnEatine; Hotel kl1ssr, s.I
Hotel. Lausanne Hotel Beau Rivage Geneva; Grand
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JOSEPH w. BURDEN DIES SUDDENLY
Operation at Lenox Is Fatal to Member Of
Well Known Family.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBU>I

Piusfeld Mass, May 28.-Joseph Warren Bur
Den. Of New-York died suddenly at his country
place, CnderIedgc, in LenoX, this afternoon from
the shock of operation. He operated on
by DR.. Charles McBurney of New-Iork, assisted
by local surgeons. The Operati was for structure
in the intestiReS, and serious results We're eX-
pected. Alr. Burden, following the operation, un-
derwent unaCCountable collapse. and died IN an
hour HIS illness dated back TO Saturday of last
week. He arrived in LenoX on May u and i'm
mcdiately opened his country house. Saturday
while engaged il tennis at the LenoN Club ne be-
and ate a hearty dinner. and later in the evening
was attacked by cramps. He grew worse, and on
Wednesday DT. NcBurney decided on the operation
MI Burden hfty-one years old and 4 native
OF Troy, n y, where his grandfather, Henry
Burden the inventor, founded the Burden Iron
Works His father John Burden. and he was
a nephew of !. Townsend Burden and James Aber-
crornbie Burden. OF this city. He was graduated
Williams College. class of "A. and engaged
in business for a time, but retired. He married
Miss HarrieJtc Griswold OF Toy, who survives
him. 4 brother. Henry, two ststers-M!ss burden
Of Troy. and Mrs. Thompson Of HooSlck, y. Y.
sons Joseph w, of Harvard. and Chester. OF
Groton School-and daughter, Leila, OF Lenoxl
also survive him. Mr. Burden was a member OF
treasurer Of the Lenox Club For twenty years
he had been spending his summers in LenoN as a
cottager. He had recently bought new, mouse
III NeW-Iork. which he was having remodeiled Tor
his next winter. The funeral viii be held IN
LenOX.
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SATTRDAY-At so a. N. for Europe. per Can
pania. via Queenstown. at $50 a. for Azores Isl
ands. per Napoltan Prince (ulaH for Italy must
be directed per NapO,tJau PrtnCe''t at a. m.
for Belgium direct per Vaderland tnau must %
directed per VaderiaEdl. $50 a for Scot
land direct. per Columbia tnlalI must be dFected
:. Columbian
PRINTED MATTER, ETC'.-Thls steamer takes Printed
Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for GERMANY
only The Of mail FOR other parts OF
Europe viii be BY this ship unless specially
directed by
After closing or the Supplementary Ta1satlant1 =
above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened on the piers American. English, French
steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes hour OF sailing Ot steamer
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MI. burden was afty-one years old and native
STATE CHARITIES BOARD CHANGES.

Albany May 2s-The State Board of Charities
has accepted the resignation of President William
Rhineander Stewart, which was laid on the table
the annual meeting in April. Mr.. Stewart urged
that the resignation be accepted Commissioner h
V. Stoddard, OF Rochester formerly vice epresident
of the board. unanimously elected president,
and DIR. Stephen Smith of New-York CITY, was
unanimously elected vice ce-president
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29
REAR ADMIRAL DAVID SMITH.

Washington. May Z8.-Rear Admiral David smith.
L S N retired, died here yesterday, aged sew
enty. He was a native Of Scotland. He was a
member OF the United States Steel Board, ap-
pointed bv President Grant and also Of the board
which began in 1880 systematic plan for TeoT-
ganizing the methods and plan OF navy yard ad-
S%V4fi
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. IVES"
INDIES ETC.

FRIDAY-At a for Grenada. Trinidad and Cfudat
bolivar per Naraval: at Il N for Mexico, per = =
Niagara Tanpco (Hlal must be directed Fer 8 :
At ! for Porto Plata 8 FoNhal.
from Boston mail other OF the Dominican Fs
uub directed per ; $ FoNna4I D al . p n
Tor Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay per = $ 1oran1s
SATTRDAY-At a. for Fortune Island jamaica
SaanI1a and Cartagena per AItai (mail for Costa
Iyfr be- directed :. Altar at b:db NJ
nd santa : : At1Oss at 500 a
(s1r1Ier1entary M for Porto Rico CuracsO an
Ts5szreIa Der 5 Crail for Savanla arI
C,artagena be directed per 3 CaTacas')s a.
Ia cuba per $ 3 Moro Castle. via Havana
AZ IL m for Barbados and Northern Brazil per =. 8
So0ralease Il 30 for Cuba, per 5 Citnda. VIA
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Married.

q AFZrIr- -STRICKLASD-In New-YorH pTly4tety On
account Of illness, Thursday May q 1905 9y Sne
Rev Or David II Clementina Katherine 9tIlcA
land daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Roland Strickiar1 oI
Iakeaed. Canada, TO William FayaI ILaTAe' OI -'e"-
York City.
-sTRONG-Qn Thurslay May 2s. It:, i,s3 al
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church tlainle!I
Nev,-Iersey by Rev. William r Richards and Rev
Percy Stcney Grant. Harriet Elmer Strong 70 Ln'tis
Leighton McCready. Of New-HoTk-
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RECEPTION FOR COMMANDER PEARY

The Fellows OF the American Geographical So
cety met their president, Commander r T. Peary'
L s N at the societys house yesterday at a re-
ception given for him. About seven hundred men
and women were present. including members OF the
Faculties of Columbia and Princepon universities
Rutgers College and other educau9naI institutions
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Died.

BRowN-On Monday May 70 George Mhhsi w t 80 5,o%s a ne
lr aged a years, r Cet between 9th and IA
aves on FTidav May -. at 4:So p NJ ih'eI'Hs-' P
vate.
May Is Joseph Burden Notice OF funeral ias
CogfEs-At New Milford. y J. ThuTsday May = I ad
Elabsth 5 Cones Of New-Yorb City Funeral private
cooPER-At his residence No 113 East 2Ist-ss Gram 5
Grey Par Tuesay & May p Services at Cal
e geTy 5. ShprGh: h 2lslii kiady 1a omit 'f ssrs '
covIxC-At winona, Mimi, sunday, May - 1925;
Emily Matchett wife Of James r Cowins. tlaera5 % "a
GarieR Place Brooklyn. Friday. May 20. at P m
DE GRooT-o May IS 1893 his late residence 5:E No
@ Is husband Of Jane Ie Groot 76th year Of his
Funeral services at ms lafs IIf7iz f;1ats-
O'Clock Interment IN cypress ftlIlS OelHSNeIE'
sunday, p n.
DRo 81 1903 Eyena dauFRtsr Srof Of the .esvIes, Iss
vim be held at her & late TesdsHe b S2 s3 o5ek Ehs p M
Hp ms @ Is 9ss; Fss5 5'iH9 & So,5s @ Of G4SsS 5Hsr
hereafter.
Arou y ~ 5 On vSsT wsdps'fy oe b a2t May e. g.
neral from the Methodist Episcopal Church at E.nonk
fe5ds fn 51sGlSs{ are iaviisd Hsi to attend '' '
1zot7sroN-At his residence No Las Broadway, y Y,
G @ b 18Th year Of his age. private. Please
omit On flowers washington papers please copy.
at her aTTs a;s s6 T5T No Of S se Test s
William H. Kerr Int=rment in Trinity Cemetery, May
D4.RprE-At Nev-TIaven. Conn. May IS 1903. Edwin
-ES nome OF Misses Day No 956 Chape-st, New
If5ven on Friday afternoon. ct 2;30 O'Clock.
M1IHAU> -, --,,r,,- ,,.-.s.-- 49,,
reeeted 10 attend funeral service OF Edward Leon
AIiiE,,i oth Company Friday Nav % 1893. ar 10
o9ciocl- m. the Church OF St Charles borroIneo
Sidney Place THOMAS DIMoND President
,,,Rc,AN-At East Rockaway. Long Island. Wednesday.
Nic,- Archer Lloyd youngest of + ". aad
jtgj.r T. Morgan NJntclzir y. J. 2ls ot
ttInfraI services LIAe's Episcopal Church Mont
cIsjT an Friday. May -. at > p. London and
Brighton papers please copy
e1,,rTA1T,-cn May IS 1898 Mary Sinclair. daughter
- the late and SChariotte A Sinclair in her
Iear Funeral at Lenox Avenue Unitarian
church Friday. at 5'5o p N
rr,R-Or Wednesday. May p. 1895. Bridgeport
c111 Emily Lee. wife of William 4 Wilder and
Ioo-n-r-ar of the late Thaddeus and Maria Beecher
S--srI services resdsnce % her sister. Miss
I,-atbsr No 100 Pembroke-st., Friday May -.
tg03 At 2:SO D. Carriages viii meet the train leay
IN the Grand Central Depot. New-Hork City, AZ
o'clock
rne W q o Il G ct
fs ,ne most accessible cemetery OF the metrop-
o1is by Harlem trains trolley carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
soI8 az SIPS Ut Send for Illustrated Book
Iet Jr by request 4 representative VIII call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D,sT.. N Y. CITY.
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Should DAILY by all interested. as changes
tlueJ
Foreign the week eniing May so 1905 Will
close promptly in all Casssl at tAe General FosteS
close earlier tlaia
closing shown below Parcels post mails Tor Ger
many close az p. Monday
Regular and supplementary malls close At foreiSt
later closing time shown below
(except supplementary Europe and Cen
America via Colon. close hour later a. toreA
staticnJ.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

T. h.s diagram continuous Whlte me SHOWS t5e
IN 80 indicated BY the tribune selI-
cLsjog barometer The dotted line shows ae e'eihpea
.t- - I'd by local Weather bureau
. following Official record from tho weather bureau
~ the changes the temperature FOR the lAst '"ehS
81 60 s., comparison the corresponding date
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Special Notices.
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mail subsrribars TO the DAILY and TRI-WEEEIT vii
be Charged extra postage in addition L
named above.
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed % Cuba. Porto EscO.
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense Tor
Cor points In Europe countries IN the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed at ths fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29

highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees lowest os
-. 70 average corresponding cate last year. oo'
.Yrape for corresponding date last twenty-five year. %
cooler to-day: SATURDAY. IAA'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29
EnCdged.

,rSrEy-sF5EI DoH;-NIr and Charles II Sheldon
announce engagement Of their daughter suzanne 70
Nr Henry Aiuley, Of London
New-York tribune., 1903-05-29

To Buffalo Cleveland. Cincinnati or Chicago-ake the
cal service.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPr
TRANSPACIFIC.

CT-BA-BY raH 20 Port Tampa, Fla. and thence BY
at Office daily. THURSDAY
IS 80 a Ohe connecting rai-s close here Mon
daVs Wednesdays ana Saturdaysl-
MEXICO CITY-Cvsrland unless specially addressed
dIsDatch BY closes at this oce daily. excepe
SIIrfay at so D. m. and 1l:SO ?. Sundays at
d m and II 30 o m
\ TI4SU-By North sydney. themes
Ly steamer. closes this ONCE daily $50 D.
Cronnecting malls close here Monday Wednesday
Saturday.
1sV3IC-A-Rv rail to Boston. and thence BY steamer
closes this Office at ESQ every Tuesday and
Wednesday.
r11szs az this Oflce daily a $50 3.
T2E-T.TZE PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEMAL.A-Rv rail
10 orleans. and thence bv steamer. closes
Crice daily. Sunday. al Il 80 ard I'll 80
= m Sundays at 4 p and ~ 80 Connect
IN mai! closes Mondays Tll-5O p
COSTA RICA-By rail TO New-Orleans and thence bv
sreansr closes this Orice daily. except Sunday,
m md I'll 80 p. m. sundays II m
sII % D connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
TlI-30 =. M.
tr,arfsterel mail closes a .. m previous day.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
ERIE.

s the best and the Sood for your food
and drink. having Burnett
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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Address relative 70 subscrotons Or
Advertisements To THE TRIBUNE. Sew-YOrS City. Re
Postofcs money order money order drsfr
registered letter.
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CassyelI. Massey q Co.'S
The standard American Cologne dealers
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For all points United Canada and Mexico
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rho " q d n w N e m ct e r y

,s me most accessible cemetery OF the ustrop-
oils by Harlem trains, trolley or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
SOLD az SIPS Ut. Send for Illustrated Book
-, ~ lv request q representative VIII call.
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D.sT.. N Y. CITY.
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Special Notices.

Casyyell. Massey * Co.'S
NO . L . g y 2
IL standard American Cologne. All dealer
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RPoVv-On Monday May -. George Withheld Bro"H,
~ sges n wears Funeral services VIII be heLd AZ ne
calvary Baptist Church. 0Ith St between otn ana 1 -
syes on Frdav. May -. at 40 p NJ ihteFiAS'' pr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
3Wfdftia.

@orftBenber: y9aben Sic
mir nod irgenb ettpas Miafi9es gu
fasen9"-3 euge (MirtD: uSa,
Serr Ratb-in ether Stunbe tpirb Bel
MIR frtf4 ongefto4en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
@enn,tkenIulftter.

Die gbe 1T cine Der ipiberipru9s>
polIlten Snititutionen: lie fdngt erIt
on. penn tie g e 9I ri en- IN b.
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Aa.s Ser Hd1uIe.

2ebrer: r6luden 1T etpas Ser
botenfs: ipie beiben Die 2eute, Die troBs
Dem fluden2"-2 9en. lin
terofftsiere!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11

~ 8alt, cement. Sano, Bad
feline, ~feuerfefte Steine unb 9bDn>
Ebeeru nb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe'
Cheer uno Gspbalt, Del, gerpentin,
Sarber, @las &c. &c. ftets pUrr1tbi1
bel S. 6. 0ielmann, BOG Oft
Commerce StraBe. @ieoriee Brei5e,
CUTE Waare iDpie cute uno reene
Debienung merben aarantirt.
TelepbUn 40
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Aucr Elm Mrffnnrr.

frau o.: rSbr Mann TT ia tpobt
efn Grfinher24-G r a g.: ga,
etnige bon ben Gntf9ulbigungen, bic
q porbringt, tpenn er Nahts UNI Elm
nhr mad 9aufe tommt, itnb In gang
Dsutfnlanb perbreitet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
Ntounk.

patient: .Was? Drei Mart
fir ieben 9efu6, bas 1T aber tbeuer!"
D nDas 1T mein gefp0bn-
lider preis."-9 q t: nSa.
ober fir mid f0nnten sic es f4on
biriaer mq9en, i'd babe ia bic Sn>I
fluenaa IN bfefe Geeenb sebra9t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
AuT nes,t

llnteroffi5ier gum Gins
id1rigen, Der ftets am 3iel borbeis
fMitbD: Sea, Ginidbrieer. tpenn Gle
1trtboIb S4pdr5 g@etannt battle, Id
ilDobe, bann bate Der feine @rfinbuns
Held tpteber einiepddt!@
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ler rerknn.tte IahrrahL.

bi gum portier
zines 9otels In Der 9efibena): sd
mlSdt' germ Elm ni4t gu tbeures 3ime
mer 1aben!"-p (ben @ait
sum Gabrftubl fiibrenb, I'M i'm in ben
pierten StDd gu befGrbern): n8itte
etn5utreten!" - r n 3 ler:
.4ber, @erebrteiter, a. bifel mas BEL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
Aunerehtrr.

3 Gum G9la9ter, beiien
Dumb ft4 serabe an ben GleifdpDrz
rGthen gu f9affen ma6D: rSrtbt Der
9uab Sbnen aud man9mal Gleif9
autg-S d I d t r: ,gein, er
ledt bDfftenS ein bisden baran, absr
freHtn tbut er's nie!4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-11
.Mie felt benn SIR @9irm aus,
Der tit ia ppal9-nNd geipiB, ben babe
i9 MIR nod MaB bauen laHen!"
51n uIIni

2ebrer. n9lfo, @9mibt, in
pel9em 2ebensidbr ftarb nobl Mlegan-
Der ber grobe21-S, d m t: .Sn
sor teinem, 9err 2ebrer!!"-2
~Mas TT bas fir cine bumme Unit
Dort2 Mie 70 in gar feinem21-
g d m rNa ia, bas Sabr, In
BEN er itarb, mar bod fetn-gobess
iahr!"
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alunnnetftIfdr.

StroI4: nShr 9inbden bat
mid in bic Moben sebiHen, Mobame!"
% a (entieBD: lin Gpttess
ipinen. pafden Ste benz 4mi raf9
bds Mdul aus, Qtfette!"
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fer's mB9t ih bod bab'n-ba Is ni9t
ANAL a. 1ett b'rinl"
Dfe @raut.

Die 9riefe bon Sans lafe i9 meine
Gltern ni9t leien.-Sie niirben bic
ii6erf4pensli4en Nusbride feiner
gllbsnben 2iebe bod ni9t periteben
unb auberbem pumpt er m If
tmmer AMI"
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NnhrI.

9ausrau: n9ier babe i'd ein
pacr nod re9t CUTE 9emben. bic i'd
Sbnen fdenfen nia!"-8 ettlerin
(entriifteD: vMber Mabame, ba fiab ia
bic Sptben abgetrennt!"
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3urnoristisches

Aas einent OrisntrrtTr-gertd)t
Dte 3ubDrer btn9en nit unterges
f9lasenen 8einen an ben 9ippen bes
EraGh[ers.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas, the great and supreme Rul-
er OF the universe, has in His Infinite
wisdom, removed from among us, the
wife of one of our beloved brothers,
Joseph Rollins: and
Whereas the long and intimate ac-
quaintance with our departed sister
and friend, it is eminently befitting
that We record our appreciation of her.
Resolved: that the removal OF such a
life from among our midst leaves a
vacancy and shadow that will be
deeply realized by the members and
friends Of this order and will prove Il
serious loss to the community and
public.
Resolved: that IN deep sympathy
with the bereated relatives OF the de-.
ceased we express our hope, That ever
so great loss to Us all may be over
ruled for good of him who doeth all
things we'll:
Resolved: That copy Of these res
olutions be spread upon the racords Of
this order, that copy be printed in
the local paper and copy forwarded
to the bereaved family.
". f. to obsRT tohsnittes.
JAMES BECKLEY)
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02
SCHOOL NOTES.

Rev. Lace was visitor in the high
school Tuesday.
Miss Ula King and Miss Pearl Gale are
new high school pupils:
The ball game last Saturday resulted
in The score OF nine to eight in favor OF
the Delta boys.
A party was given Saturday in honor
Of the Hotchkiss team, at the home Of
Judge King. A jolly time was reported.
Rose and Arthur S,andish are ab,
sent from school on account Of the
sickness Of their little sister.
The Seniors are very sorry to have
Miss Alta Stewart leave. They can little
afford 10 lose any OF their members. s o
hae gone to Denver where she can be
with hef mothef.
Mr.. aetts was high school visitor
Monday; in the talk which he gave he
emphasized very strongly the great need
Of more proficiency among the pupils in
preparing for practical business:
Several OF the Seniors of last year
showed their interest in school affairs
by being present ut the literary at
Friday and also at the ball game on
Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02
Expressions Of Sympathy.

We. the members of Katherine, Re
bekan Lodge. No 65. 1. o. o. w. take
this method o. extending TO our berea
we'd Brother and Sister Ketchen, oul
heartfelt sympathy in the loss Of theil
infant son. George Marion, whom tht
Heavenly Father seen lit to recall while
his soul was pure and spotless.
Cal not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe when storms are DER;
On the boarder land we left them,
Soon to meet and part no more.
When we leave this world Of changes,
When We leave this world OF care.
We shall lind our missing loved one.
Ii our Fathers Mansion fair.
ISABELLA HUNTER.
HATTIE HUNT.
MAYME BUDD.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02
The saIve That Heals.

without scar is DeWitt's. Tho name
Witch Hazel is applied to many sulves,
but DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the
only Witch Hazel Salve made that con-
tains the pure unadtiteraled witch
hazel. II any o!her Witch Hasel Salve
is offered you il lie counterfe t. E. G..
Dewitt invented Witch Hazel Salve a N |
DsWiti's Witch Hazel SaIve is the best
10 the world for cuts, bornr, bruises,
letter; or blind. bleeding, itching and
pto'ruding piles. Sold by Peoples
Pharmacy. ...
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02

State Of Colorado. a.
county Of Delta, ~
LA. u. stockhan Pres Of the above named
Dank. do solcmn.y swear thai the above state
mcnt Is trne to the best -. my knowledge and
belief. A. ". SToCKIlAM, President.
Subscribed nnd sworn TO before me this 10Th
day OF April, 1909.
Correct Attest: W. J. .GAcNT.
r. P.HUHT,
". u. sTOCkILAM.
Directors.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02
N: E. Church Noles.
Sunday school at 10 q. IN.

Sunday school at 10 o. IN.
Communion next Sunday at the hour
OF public w6tship ht II a. III.
Next Sunday beng Bible study Rally
Day in the Epworth heague The sermon
at night will be ih line With that work.
All are invited.
Next Tdesidy will be the first QUARTER
ly conference OF the present conference
year. A full attendast;y Of all officials Of
the church iarcquested.
The Ladies' Aid Society OK ibs church
will meet with Mrs. l. NJ. MrMurray
Thursday, October s, at $50 p. IN.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-02

Robt. 7. Willis and Mrs.
Martha A. Shhte was here Mon
day and held an Interview with
the county commissioners with
a view to treating an exhibit for
Delta countyat the st. Louis fair !.
AS result of this interview. H..
E. Mathews was appointed super
intendent of exhibits aud colleca
tions.
The exhibits will consist of gfass-
es and grains of all varieties grown
in this section and the amounts
necessary for an exhibition will be
As follows:
Wheat, oats, barley, corn, rye, a
small bundle of each with 20
pounds of cleaned grain.
Onions, turnips and beets, 35
pounds each.
Beans, of all varieties 20 pounds
and 80 pounds Of potatoes.
This exhibition If properly made
will prove great benefit to this
section as the fair will be largely
at ended by people of the middle
states from which comes most of
our settlers.