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The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
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JEALOUS Of the sAsY.
Here 10 a Man Very Unlike the Ma.
torlty Of Fathers.

Here 10 4 Man Very Unlike the Ma
torlty Of Fathers.
Any museum would be glad to get
this man. He is the father of .
healthy, pretty, Intelligent baby.
about year old, and he does not
bore his friends by telling them Of
the wonderful traits of his offspring.
He explained It all to an acquaintance
on, an 81" train the other afternoon.
"You see, the baby is the fourth. -
he began. don't deny he's cute and
all that. He was welcome. too, when
he came. but didn't understand all Il
involved. The child nearest to him
In age is - years old. In the years
before he was born my family paid 4
good deal Of attention to me. Coffee
was brought to me before got up.
and I always ate my Sunday morn.
ing breakfast In bed. I never had to
fix my shirts and cuffs. and = clean
collar was laid out on the dresser
every morning when got up. All
these things may have spoiled me.
well, since that baby was born
have been running around. forced
to shift for myself. My A-year-old
daughter even won't wait on me. She
has to attend ts-aths baby. II may
be selfish Of me. but somehow or
other l can't bring myself to like ths
little devil. He has robbed me Of alI
the comforts Of life."-New York
Press.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

Associate Justice David Brewer
OF the supreme court of the United
States believes that one of the best
preventatives for lynchings is to
deny appeal in criminal cases. lie
takes the stand that it is the delay
al justice that brings about the
great majority of lynchings and
does not think that sectional
boundaries contine this mode of
Furnishing the ravisher, bnt that
the crime and the leniency of the
law produces it in all sections of
the United States. There was a
time when unthinking persons and
the 'yellow journals" were Of the
opinion that it was only the south
ern people that were capable of
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

Our contempory seems to think
that because the INDEPENDENT con-
,tinues to come ont on the day that
it is dated and his paper is closed
the day before, that we are s.swip-
ing" his news. Now, we'll admit
that the INDEPENDENT has every
thing in it that the l-aborer does
excepting shot airy then some.
When this paper is printed on
Wednesday or Thursday it will he
dated accordingly, and there is no
QUE that ever decorated this town
with pair Of watermelon" lips
that can charge our decision in
the matter either, and don't you
forget it. e, x ~
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
tn. Wreno Dead Man.

The Rev. Joseph Twitcbell. Mark
Twain's friend. was cellsd upon q
short notice to omciate at the funeral
services Of . man who lived In Glas-
tonbury. suburb Of hartford. Barely
reaching the church In time for the
service. he could only learn that the
nsme Of the deceased was the same
as that Of person with whom he had
been acquainted some years ago. In
his eulosy he told surprised congre-
CATION OF the virtues. the fatherly ten.
derness and the felicities OF the mar.
ried life Of his lamented friend.
After tho service was over. NJ.
Twitchell met the sexton and asked:
We'll. JOAN. how did you like my
eulogy?
Fine sir. in Its place."
What do you mean. John, BY in Its
placer" ~
why. DR.. Twitchell. this man was
bachelor"
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Public Trustees Sale.

Whereas. d.fault has been made In the pay
ment Of four certain promlsa,ry mites ono for
the sum Of s2,OUO each and three for the
sum Of t.O00 each Of the Hustler Dtsli and
Reservoir company, a corpHstion, OrSaniz~d
and existing under ani by virtue Of the laws Of
the State Of Culora r., payable {, the Or,ler OF
Daniel s. BALDWIN and secured by its Dccl OF
Trust dated the first day of April. 4. d. 1905 and
recorded In the me OF the clerk and recorder
OF Deltacounty. Colorado the 2ith day Of July
A. d. 1895. In book 20 at page isO.
Aud wlerc:is. the present ley Il holders Of t',c
Indebtedness xecurcd thereby have in writing
declared a violation Of tile covenants of said
Red OF Trust and have elected to advertise the
property IN said Deed Of Trn describssi. for
sa.c under the terms thereof and did on the isih
day .fAugutA A. d. 1908 file In writing with the
un,!e rsisncd Public Trustee IN and for the
SAID county Of Delia.a notice. OF violation and
election to have and demand for surh sa!e.
Now Therefore. four weeks public n,tice Is
hereby given that I, n. T.. Clnck. county trens
nrer Of Delta c'anty. as public trustee. under
aud by virtue Of the power and
authority In me by the said Deed of Trust
We ted and In aocordai,ce with the terms Of
sale specified Therein and accord NJ 10 Law In
such c.,ses made and provided Tor tile pnrpoee Of
payi:ig tile rad notes Of $3.50 and all unpaid
Said sale and advertising said premises, will
Monday. the zist day OF September. A. u. iosa ut
the hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon at Publ
Auction at tile south front door Ofihe court
house In Della In the county of Delta and state
Of Colorado. for the hl;fe,t aud best price the
same will bring in cish. sell AID disp ~ of AL
premises nn;l propeTty descri6s 0n said Decd of
Trust known and described a< folows. to-wit:
THAT certain irrigaiing Ditch or Csnai known
As the Rus Ter Ditch. together with nll fumes,
heaagates. iat-r.ils and reservoirs constructed
or 10 be- constructed for the purposes of the aaid
ditch rs set OFT In tho Articles Of Incorporation
of ihs I:usier Ditch and Reservoir cnnIany o,,
file In the Office of the clerk aud recorder Of said
Delta county together with all rights 10 the ii.e
Of water fur iffiKatins AMI for domestic It's t0
which the said first lArty or the premises hire
by conveyed TO now or may hereafter become
entitled however the same may be evidenced.
and together with all interest In ditches. share.
of stock or shares Of water IN any ditch or lrr.-
ga;iun company which In any manner eniiilrs
said first pArty to wsier fJr irrratiix or
domestic purposes Also all water rights aud
ditch rights oi " hstcver kind or nature belong
ditch with all rights OF way or easements
acquired or enjoyed by said nrst party"
Aud also all tile right. title, tene6t and equity
Of redcm pii IL Of thc said Ths Rustn,f bitch and
Reservoir company. its surecssors aud Assigin.
Dated Al Delta, Colorado, this 2Oth day Of
August a. u. 1919.
N, y. CLACK.
C,unty Treasurer Of Delta Couaty as Public
Tiu,ior.
Flrst pub. August u: last pub. Sept "a. 1893.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
a STREET CAR ROMANCE.
But the End Was Not Altogether
What II Should BE.

But the End Was Not Altogether
What II Should BE.
mo. there isn't any romance left
in the world. Do you know Rosaiie
Gimble?"
yes"
"well. Rosalie was in crowded
car and had to stand up"
II thought Rosalie was handsome"
"She looks very well after dark.
but this was at 4 o'clock in the after
noon, and she had been to the bar
gain counter rush and was a little
tired. And when Rosalie is tired she
shows it SO in her face. Well, there
she was dingle dangling from q strap
and you know how short she is.
Her toes didn't much mere than touch
the floor. and she weighs all Of ITO.
And Just then the car gave q lurch
and the strap broke. and Rosalie sat
right down on such q handsome
young man! Wasn't that a lovely be-
ginning for . romance? OF course
Rosalie was ali bushes as she strug-
gled to her feet and apologized SO
sweetly. And tho young man got
right up and made room for her. and
Rosalie said. oh, thank you 80
much! and the young man said. !
only regret that didn't give you the
seat sooner And Rosalie noticed
that he said It with kind Of groan.
and that he limpei badly as he walk.
ed back. and then she heard him ask
the conductor to let him on at the
firet doctors of'ce. Wasn't that q
shane!"
II should say 1t was:"
We'll. she got little satisfsctioA
out of II. She asked the railroad
company for $50 because the strap
broke. and they gave her $6 and told
her to diet and grow taller.'-New
York American.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
The Face Of the Ruler.

In England q subject II he wishes
to have q portrait Of his majesty
must buy one, In France every peas
ant and artisan 10 compelled to look
upon that Of the president each time
he votes at an election or marries a
wife or registers = birth in the marie.
The first act Of the Minister of the
Interior after the election Of q new
president is to request him to have
his portrait taken. that 1t may be re-
produced and exhibited In the 10000
ecumures Of France snd Algeria.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

these atrocities, but as the negro
spread ont over the other states,
Introducing a class Of crime that
seems to be almost universal with
him, lynchings have followed
until all states of the Union have
been thus initiated.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
THE WESTERN SLOPE.

The Journal joins the Leadville
Herald Democrat in deploring the
policy of the Denver papers In
neglecting tie great wealth-pro-
ducing section of the state located
beyond the continental divide.
The western slope is producing
the finest fruits grown in the
United States. Its cattle and
mining industries are tlourishing
and contribute very largely to the
splendid financial showing the
state is making. The success of
the farmers Of the Grand, Gunni-
son, North Fork and Uncompahgre
valleys in turning those once dry,
lifeless areas into rich farms and
fruit orchards in the space of few
short years seems little short of
marvellous to those who have had
the good fortune to inspect them.
They have done yeoman service
in developing the state and the
state and the results of their good
work should We kept before the
public as an encouragement to
others who are ambitious to bnild
up their own fortunes and help
Colorado grow.-Colorado State
Journal.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
cot e2,ooo bx Ierture.

While the husband Of Mrs. Miles
oRourke. Of Clearfield. Pa. was abb
sent from homo. stranger called
and asked Mrs. O'Rourke for some
thing to eat. She gave him some
buns and was preparing some coffee
when he struck her on the head.
leaving her semiconscious. bound her
In a chair and demanded where the
family kept its money. When she re-
fused he held q lamp to her feet He
got $1,000
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
RETIREMENT OF GENERAL MILES

The retirement of Lieutenant
General Miles from active service
is not especially significant in it.
self. Very mucl, greater soldiers
than he have occupied the position
from which he has retired and it is
possible that in the future the
highest position in the military
establishment of the United States
will be occupied by man of great
ter ability than the splendid soldier
who has just gone into private life.
1t is perhaps needless now to
consider the military record of Gen.
eral Miles. That may properly
be left for future time. No one
questions his ability as soldier or
his merit as patriot. Whatever
his personal peculiarities-qualities
that gave him personality not
agreeable to eyerybody-he gave
to his country able, faithful and
patriotic service and in every re-
lation to that service was hon or
able and upright.
Thus much for the soldier, who
if not great when measured by
the standard of our greatest COM
manders, yet worthily wore the
llOnors that came to him and has
left to his comrades an address 80
replete with wise and wholesome
admonition that for many years to
come the army of the United
States must regard him as its most
admirable monitor. Nothing could
be more excellent from the point
of view Of the soldier, or indeed of
the civilian, than the advice to the
army that is contained in the last
order issued by General Miles.
There is not a sentence in it
that does not appeal most strongly
not only to the loyalty Of the army,
but to the patriotism of the whole
people. From beginning to end it
/ involves the heartfelt sentiments of
q man who has an inlmeasurable
affection for his country and who
believes in its future. What Gen.
eral Miles especially says to the
soldiers should be carefully thought
of by them. The purpose is to
make them in all respects better
soldiers and therefore better citi-
zens. This should be considered
rs well by the National Guard as
by those who are in the regular
army.
General Miles is still an active man
with probably many years Of life
before him, and certainly his coun-
trymen have only the best wishes
for his future. Hi.s.r ias to the
nation have been notable and they
arc fully appreciated Omaha
Bee. -
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

The fact that William Randolph
Hearst xas indorsed for the presi-
deney by the National Building
Trades convention in Denver last
week is not very significant. The
endorsement was not SO unanimous
Is the first report weald indicate.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
The American Accent.

Mark Twain was talking about the
American accent. at has changed"
he said. "and, for the most part. It has
changed for the better. The nasal
'ow' is gone. But. here and there. 1t
would be az well II 1t had remained.
The last time went to church the
clergyman read out his text like this:
He that hath yahs to yah. let him
YAH
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

The late disturbances in the
finances of Wall street have very
little influence on the rest of the
United States. There is no reason
why gambling game in New
York City should affect Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

Miles is,now one of the strong.
est Democratic possibility-that's
all the Democrats will deal in dur
ing the next national campaign.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

A Chicago University professor
has discovered that IL, thing re-
duces flesh like worry, This is
dead give.away ON slim people.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

Delta's building boom still con-
tinues and residences are being
erected in all parts of the city and
on Garnet mesa, while some Of the
most substantial business build
ipss are in course of construction.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

At present prices Delta county
will receive double the amount for
her fruit and produce than any
previous year-think of that.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Making SLOW Preares..

The German Antartic expedition In
the Gauss has reached the Cape OF
Good Hope after nearly two years Of
effort. Every previous well-ftted ex-
pedition has penetrated farther south
than Il.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

North and Scum Poles.
While man has approached tAe
north pole within 238 miles no one
has yet stood within less than 772
niles NJ tho south pole. L.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Msse~s..neo.. Rates.

Resolutions of respect and coincidence, ohitn-
aries, etc., Ave cents per line for each addi-
nonal line over one inch.
Card of thanks 81 % for each insertion.
Display advertising rates made known on
application.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21

Irish immigration &c ~. Ur.:ed
States has increased to 5o.Cc) q ycas.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Neglect the Girls.

Munich. . city Of hAlf . million In.
habitants. has only me high school
for girls.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Ours-a all these requisites.

10 serve Soda best requires
clean fountain, a cool room.
cool, thin glasses TO drink from.
soda eoanter requisites selected
with good taste and dainty acces-
sories. We claim all this and our
Ice Cream is Ice Cream, not milk.
II we can serve you once you'll
come back again; of this we are
satisfied.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
Some Truths.
Scents buys the best
Soda Water--the see
end best casts that
mufh

To make Soda the hest requires
Pure Water-we filter esrs-al,-
s"lutc cleanliness--we claim that.
Trnc Fruit Juices Pure
Sugar Syrup, intelligent
combinations VI these.
two; plenty Of ice SO n.y.
piled that syrups and
charged water are at all
times cold.
The Delta independent., 1903-08-21
THE POPULAR LINE TO

DINING CAR SERVICE h csste a1hrossh Trasss.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-09-26
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

have nominated Franklin c. Lane for
mayor
Russia and Austria may occupy
Macedonia temporarily as measure
Of peace.
The Sultan OF Morocco has request.
ed the French military commission
10 withdraw.
A frost did severe damage TO the
corn crop in Kansas. on the night al
September 10.
The designations OF Chamberlain.
Ritchie and Hamilton are due to
tariff differences.
Prince Henry has been placed in
command of the Baltic squadron OF
the German navy.
Five ministers have been appointed
to conduct the business of the Vizier,
at Teheran, Persia.
Fighting has occurred at Comela,
Russia, between Jews and Christians,
with six fatalities.
1t is reported az St. Paul, Mimi,
that a strike threatens the Great
Northern railroad.
The Turks have destroyed the town
of Kastoria in Macedonia, aEd mas.
sacred 10000 people.
Reports that Bulgarians and Mac
edoniaus are about to cross the
frontier are confirmed.
jackson, the first American
diplomatic agent to Bulgaria, has
presented his credentials.
The Belgrade elections have re.
suited in q victory for the radicals,
and Peters ministry has resigned.
War is threatened between Spanish
Honduras and Nicaragua in con.
sequence of the boundary contro.
versy.
A body Of eighty insurgents dynamit.
ed force Of Turkish troops and 1000
Of the Turks are reported to have
been killed.
The British Government is seeking
the support of the Irish Nationalists
for the new fiscal policy, offering
concessions.
Prince Ching held a long con.
ferencs with American Ambassador
Congsr on Tuesday, concerning the
Manchurian treaty.
Professor jerks OF Cornell Univer.
sity has been selected to plan new
monetary system for China to sue
ceed the system in vogue.
1t is stated that Germany tavors
allowing the Sultan the utmost free.
dom in supprsssing the insurrsctior
and Furnishing the revolutionists.
Tho Chinese Government has an
nounced that it will not consent t.
Russis's new proposal to postpon,
the time for evacuating Manchuria.
The Chicago Manufacturers AS
sociation have invited the Hon
Joseph Chamberlain to speak there
on the question of world trade ant
tariffs.
Six masked men rode into the tow
of Douglas, Oklahoma, , in the daytime
robbed the bank Of $4,000, and mad
their escape, pursued by a posse @
citizens.
A blue book just issued shows tba
there has been decrease OF Britis
exports to the United States, an
an increase of imports into Englan
from America.
The Balkan rebellion is practical
ended, and the Sultan is willing t
concede local autonomy, but is unwil
ing to grant Christian governor I
Macedonia.
Evidence was presented before I'll
Alaskan Boundary Commission
] the Canadian representatives, fixin
the entrance OF Portland Channel /;
"a degrees, 40 minutes, north latitud
5 Secretary Shaw of the Trsasul
Department has issued regulation
requiring that all entries Of import,
sugar must be accompanied by
certificate stating the origin Of t
: sugar.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-09-26

MAkAWAO
STORE
T.. AWANA
PROPRIETOR and MANAGFg
W.
Sa&
General Merchandise
Dry Goods
Fancy Goods
Hardware
Groceries
Chinese and
Japanese Goods
BUTCHERS.--Choice Fresh
and Salt Beef and Pork Con-
stantly on hand.
Blacksmithing, Gen'l JobPine
Repair and new work at rigl :
Prices. Shoeing.
Charcoal in Quantities to Suit
Produce Of All Kinds
Delivered in Wholesale Lots
Goods Delivered at Olinda.
Kula and all points on the Ka
hului Railroad.
TELEPHONE No. SS.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1903-09-26
III. HaCkfeld 6, Co., Ltd,
AGENTS
FOREIGN NEWS.

SOFIA, Sept 23The peace will
hours Ten thousand
LONDON Sept 23Turkey is showing yielding
'ulga demands which call arrangement satisfactory
NEW YORK. N Y Sept 23The worlds pacing
ed today by the gedng Prince Alert The
Prince holds
Memphis in 1902 also the gemg
the fastest second heat in pacing 600 3-4.
VIENNA Austria Sept 23The Rechrah rsasssmbsd
consider the demands Hungary The
many great circles The Lower
House has the hands Emperor
Ministry.
OYSTER BAY Sept 23Samue
the President during evening
York by the Secret Service He suspcousy
WASHINGTON Sept. 23-It is will
the Hawaiian bond issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE-i

[BT rELEsRAPH TRIBUNEl
Chicago Dec 24-Wheat e. one time to-day
showed an advance Of E cent. and II closed nc 70
tsc higher than yesterday. There was enough news
from abroad concerning possible conflict between
Japan and Russia TO incline the shorts 70 close up
their risks over the holidays There was great
ioi o. this kind of buying Il made market strong
enough 10 take much wheat from the holders This
about al there The market. covering
BY every class OF shorts and selling by the holders
Il WEs the assumption that Armour furnished e
great deal OF wheat over SAC fer May The war
fears were the overshadOw1ng motive Gables were
higher. showing foreigners were taking the East
en- possibilities into consideration. Receipts were
liberal The Northwest had 65s cars: the South
west had sss0l0 bushels Primary receipts were
lLLs100 bushels ClesranCes were $500 bushels,
ana for the partial week we're 2S35.0o bushels
Argentina reported the quality o. the wheat bet
Than last year. The winter wheat belt had
good wetting down The seaboard reported Is loads
i was Big speculative market There was about
the same experience al outside pUints as here
sharp advances early end partial recession before
ihe clOse- Nay wheat solo a. sSisc ard Sag ana
Tne wei N-eal1eT ll4C,lsl' the corn belt the
strength OF wheat quite general covering and some
SO - 4ll~sr - ~ = -,sI Is go yselierss,
ee-p1s were 20 cars with contract The estimate
very poor ana Is selling very cheap The cash In
teies-s appear 70 be getting 6gllisf. Very little
Psr1s week we're 1900 bushels $500. -,
cas- cosee &c hlgneT toT TIE aefiye futures. out
Gasc; July. $3.50. The December break was on
under the Nay Receipts were l26 cars Saturdays
estimate - saFs lae car scarcity IS making snip
p0rk u nc 10 &c and ribs and LARD up SC 20 Oc
Eogs we're &c higher There continued outside
buying But there important selling, more
Company sold ribs ana the English houses Iard
End Tbs There were 1900 hogs and 81 go a. al The
Testern points The packing West for the week
sl5 90 hogs. compared with 55o.Goo last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
OFFICE FURNITURE.

WATCHES on INsTALMENTs.
WEEKLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds,
watches WATCH SUPPLY CO. 3 Maid
en- Lane Room 50 All FOnds guaranteed
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
United States Realty
q Construction Company

Referring to our circular Of November 18th,
1908. notice is hereby given that the time for
deposidng stock with the Equitable Trust Co.
Of New York under the terms Of the Agree
ment referred to therein has been extended
TO and including JANUARY 9TH. 1904
JAMES sPEYER. Chs1rrnAA.
JAMES n. HYDE.
A ID. JUILLIARD.
r. r. OLCOTT,
JAMES sTuL.MAH,
stockholders' COMMITTEES
New York December 18th 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

ANTIQUE SHOPS.

WOMAN'S antique SHOP. nothing
new or reproduced; old furniture. china,
etc. Of your grandmother time; useful
ornamental 225 East 42d-st- slope TOP
mahogany Revolutionary Washington cssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

OIectiy ocean HOT and cold sAE-< =
pr-vsts Golf privileges. Intorna1lon A21
Dooklsts. I.S64 BrrUd~ag WALTER T. BCZ8f
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Financial.
Financial.
he Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
To the Holders o Cent Ten-Year Convertible Gold
Debenure of the Company.

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Represents majority Of an
nave conferred with officers
49, We have also conferred maSt o a Company
rmosar material
or ~. n men, as they ssv.
money compet
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funding omade acom-
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their Idnr.
underwriting price " the Vd'as
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Be S T0gs pRoTfs is . price 1nsl ~ r - - -
an nov a.D-r -nAu
Company o the City of New 70 Street.
OF the Situation
hst asn.H.s with the Tr" Company
Committee and
0to'"''- orToTB
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