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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
That Throbbing Headache.

Would quickly leave you, IL you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents, money back
II not cured. Sold by Whitwell Drug
Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
Tax on Babies.

Extreme hot weather is a great tax
upon the digestive powor OF babies;
when puny and dee feeble they TEy, should I'd. be
Vermifuge, the children's tonic. 1t
will stimulate and facilitate the diges-
ton of their food, so that they soon be-
come strong, healthy and active. 25c
Sequachee Supply Store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
Driven to Desperation.

Living in an out of the way place, re-
mote from civilization, family is often
driven to desperation in case OF acci-
dent resulting in Burns, Cuts, Wounds,
Ulcers, etc. Lay in supply OF Buck
lens Arnica Salve. It's the best on
earth, 25c at Whitwell Drug Store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
Total Amt unpaid, $44,00

A great many have promised to
do something for the Hall by SUBJ
scribing amounts, and funds are
needed now. Please come forward
with your amounts however small,
and assist your fellow citizens. A
subscription from you now is
worth twice as much later on.
Your donation will pc greatly APP
preciated.
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WATCH US GROW.

John Station, of Whitwell, re-
members the News this week with
amount on subscription.
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Andrew J. Martin, our popular
blacksmith, renews his subscrip-
ton.
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]. H. H. Boyd, of Gage, Tenn,
remembers The News with subscrip.
ton this week.
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burg, pays for his favorite paper,
the News, this week.
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John Parker, of So. Pittsburg,
kindly remembers US with SUBJ
scriptlOn this week.
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J. c. Jones, Of Whitwell, renews
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04

dyspepsia and POOR APPETITE.
Miss Elm Gustafson, who is achieving
such fame in musical circles in Nash
Vile, expects to spend her vacation
with her mother and sisters in Sequa-
chez.
Work on the platform at the Blowing
Spring for the Chattanooga Grocers'
Picnic here next Thursday will be com
menced Monday under charge of H.
Kent
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04

Andrew j. Martin, our popular
blacksmith, renews his subscrip.
zion
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
A TEXAS WONDER.
HalPs Great Discovery.

One small bottle of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irregulari-
ties of the kidneys and bladder in both
men and women, regulates bladder
trouble in children. If not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of ST. One small bottle is two
months treatment and will cure any
case above mentioned. DR.. E. w. Hall,
sole manufacturer, p. o. Box 500, St
Louis, Mo. Send for testimonial. Sold
bv all druggists
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1903-06-04
READ THIS.

Ripley, Tenn, June /, 1901.
DIR. z. w. Hall, ST. Louis, Mo-Dear
Si-: Having tried various remedies
without satisfactory results, / was per-
suaded to give your Texas Wonder" a
trial. have used one bottle, and al
though my case is one OF long standing
that baffled the skill Of the best phys
ician, yet it yielded at once to the
Texas Wonder, which l heartily re-
commend to all suffering from kidney
and bladder troubles.
Yours truly
w. II. BRUTON,
Pastor Baptist Church Ripley Tenn.
The sun., 1903-06-20
Sha amrOck III. Still in the Dry Dock New
Launch Added 10 the Lint on Fleet.


shamrock III. is the most dangerous Cup
Frederic Tams at Erie Basin yesterday. "She
is a beautiful boat and will be a wonder going
TO Nindward" he continued. and we will
know we have had race when IL is over.
Nevertheless, | still believe that the Reliance.
should she be selected to defend the Cup.
will be faster reaching and down the wind"
Mr. Tams has been OH the Regatta Committee
of the New York Yacht Club during many OF
the international races and in addition is a
Yacht designer Of note. which makes his opn-
ion Of the lines of the latest challenger Of
espectl value.
Little beyond the polishing UP OF the under
body OF the new craft was done Yesterday
A coat Of the patent enamel was applied. but
owing TO the drizzling rain that fell at inter-
walls during the day only small portions OF
the hull q the Cup hunter coHld be smoothed
must have thfeecr four coats of this enamel
before she will be perfectly smooth.
by the, wet weather, and beyond setting up Tho
shrouds und completing the work of reeying
the running rigging there was no work done
ne S SSr dnrns Fe afternoon
that he had purchased the steam launch
Buttcrcup az tender to bring the N all to the
feet when It is anchored i;, of sandy y hoSk ,
new launch is ~ feet in length and will ac-
commodate, twenty-four men; The craft is
The Erin was foated out OF the balance dock
yesterday and will proceed to-day to the
thrws said that us soon as the racing craft
challenger set up in'place the ileet would at
Took Bsy One OF fe the saarn ne ers
has been engaged to Ia ke Sir Thomas's friends
down the bay to greet him upon his arrival.
The sun., 1903-06-20
SAW PARKS LTONIZED.
Carried on Ills supporters shoulders
WIN the nion support Him:

The henchmen Of Sam Parks made more
grand stand play for him at the regular
meeting of the Housesmi,hs and Bridge
mems Union in Mannerchor Hall last night
All his supporters were there and his "e1-
tertainmant committee which does the
ough-housing" for hun, was out in full
force.
Parks was carried into the street on the
shoulders Of his admirers His committee
shouted
"What' S the matter with Parks ard Bill!
Devery?"
George O'Ksre, representing the Press
Committee, s7id that the meeting pa sod
rcfoluion to support Parks and pay the
exper Sos of his defence in the courts il
necessary r. &. Nedig. president Of the
union declined 10 talk on he subject
.. Every. means will he taken, it was said
yesterday, 70 have the election of officers
Tor the Housesmths' end Bridgeren's 3
Union. which begins at o'clock this after
noon in Maennerchor Hall. Fiftv-siSth
street and Third avenue. fair one As
1t begins early in the afternoon instead
, Of at night and SUNDAY is An of day, the
Parks faction will ret gain anything by
stret tchirg out the meeting. which is it's
usual pract C.,
r. y. Neidig, president OF the union. said:
There is not the ghost Of show that
Parks will he rea'ecte1 walking delegate"
The sun., 1903-06-20
ANOTHER YEARLING FOR FACET.
Pays @S, ,OO0 for . Csit by Arkie-Darska
Mt Hsggin sale.

The HsRqin sale OF yearings was con-
tinusd yesterday at Sheepshead Bay before
the races, forty-ons. head brin ging s3bs75
Sydney Paget paid the top price. $4,000. Tor
yesterday I | that j. Kneae. who has paid a.
ready nearly, .So ono for ysarlings at IT, ,h,S ~
sne Vas ctnF fpb NJ - or
dale. but after. the, races kneale denied ne
story. saying that he did not even KNOW Mr,
9"eIr M9a nS' Uf the y.as @
lows:
b. 9. By Fu James -sprins'lke: q. D. ..oo
ch. c. By imp. ST. Ga,en-S,.re'; f. Bur rn
en-, e. BY imp, wa,ercres. starlight, j. eoo
Il, 7. BY indio Stella; q. u. wilson 100
~ y.Ss.on % ,a.D liz
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Il. % BY Ii imp 81, Ga,ien-rhe Dome; O. d. .m
% 3 'a;p s.; dS,lsaTs.!o',; ,isns bs,,n. Sc Sc
Il r. X H 'inddio"rrolIey. sydney Paget 800. I.eOO
h., % 9. by Imp. Watsrres' -rroyone; N. NM
en- E s. imp. Dasse,iaw -'rwinthe; q, D. .o
.ch. 6. b BY Imp. Wa,ercress Typnoon; Lord IN
~ By oT,nysn,s1 II D qsnu u.c4 SoS sS
b. psimel s ei 'm' ~. Nnu'en '.@S
Oh, G; by imp Golden Dawn -ves'ai'' H. 40
Dr. C. Wy By imp, B,as,e,lAw wal,uway q. ,no
cn I Sy Imp, ba.'e,law-wenaour G. ,oo
'r 'nennlnston ''.,4...''.........,'.., ,2jo
en-. T. BY rorso-Wl,chery: q. ii. wilson 100
Oh. T. by Maximo-Yolande: q. u. Wilson. 100
en-. I. by Imp. Arklc--Andre'h; g. D. WI ,oo
o. :. by ben HOLIDAY Beauty: G. d. VII -,
II, T. by imp rsapao-Bcllc Dal:: f. L. .oo
y. c. by imp. Ba,hamp,on-B Blue and White: ~,
D. I. By imp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.; ~,
u. c. By Imp Rapallo-cour, Dance: sgd .oo
r. c. by imp Arkle -Darcka; sydney Paget.. 5000
B. c, b. imp. Arklr-Diminu,lrc; &. d. WILL mn
Ch. T. by Dorlan-flora Ban; W. l.. Powers. 200
Oh. c. by imp. Juvtnal-Florcncc Brecken-
ridge: ". l.. Harnett..............-... tO0
r. g. by imp Juvenal--F l--FormoSa.......:,,,.. 200
Is. I. by Imp. Rapallo -Graz'oss: Columbia -
ch. C. D. Rcn Holladay -Euaia; sydney NM
b. {. BY hen HoadAy- Gyp fonso: G. D. IN,
b. t. BY imp, Rapallo-HamalIl; q. u. Wi. .o.
y. T. by George KesSer- Hallcujah; ii, T..
% Total Tor forty one hcod $3.50 average $50.
The sun., 1903-06-20
POLO.
Country cub Team Wins special Cup Al
Meadow Brook.

Instead of the play for the Westhury Chsl-
having been cancelled. there was match
for u special CUP, under the regular hapdi-
which Was won by tho Country Club Of Vest
chester first team from Meadow Brook first
by ?e'to 1914 Goals. The Country Club team.
especially ('owdin and Whitney, were IN
dashng form and gave n fine exhibition Of
tn" skill that has made them, the fnvor,e.
for the clampionship next week at the Phila;
handicaps wcrr:
Country Cihb No. /. j. T., Cowdln, s. No. ?. Law .
renee Waterbury, 0: No. 3. J. NJ Waterbury, =;
back. H. p, Whitncy. A. Total. 30
No a. Reginald brooks. !: No 5. r. l.. stevens, s.
back. a. s. MeIander. I. Total. H.
Meadow Brook received 10 goals by handicap
and made I In play. AleSa nder getting the
goal in the second period \ quarter Was
lost by Q safety. Robert Bacon WAS referee
md Herbert King tiniekeeper
The sun., 1903-06-20
Appointments for Newl, Made Priests.

ORANGE, n, j., June 49, Bishop John j.
O'Connor announced to-day the assign
ments OF the priests who were ordained
on June g. The Rev. John Dillon was ap-
pointed vice president Of Seton Hall Col
lege, succe ling he Rev, Felix II. O'Nel,
who was made an assistant priest in St.
Patricks Cathedral Newark. The Rev.
James j. Smith Of Newark. was appointed
assistam in ST, Mary's, Paterson, succeed
ing the Rev. William Carlin, who was sent
a an assist AM to The Church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception Montclair. The R,v. Will
liam B. Masterson Of Newark was sent to
ST. Mary's, Bavonne; the Rev. Cor
nali,is j. Kane, to be assist ant in St. Johns,
Jersey City; 4 e Rev. Stephen A Clahy,
TO ST. Pal rick 's. EliZabethport, and the
Rev. Nicholas Morell, to be third assist
ant in ST Johns, Orange
The sun., 1903-06-20
Two Good Fights Out OF TO wn.

Two fights out Of town took place on Thurs
day night. Both contests were well at
tended. At Portland. Ore. before the Pas
time A. G.. Joe Walcott met Young. Peter
jackson for twenty. rounds. The mill was
a draw. Toward the end Of the contest
Jackson seemed 10 have Wnlcott going.
At Phila dclphia. Cyclone" Kelly OF San
Francisco made his initial bow in the Fast
end Of the sixth round the combat was called
a draw
The sun., 1903-06-20
HAD TO NAVE INTERPRETERS
lntil They Really wanted TO Tell Wha'
They ThOuGht Of Eaeh Other.

Generoso Sarno, an Italian shoemaker
OF 70 Adams street. Brooklyn was tried
yesnrday before Judge Mcmahon in Cen
eral Sessions for assaulting John Sing,
Chinese laundryman o, IeG Hudson ,, street, n
sisted on having an interpreter. and after
a good deal Of trouble translators we're
found.
The trial ended witt the conviction Of tlle
Italian As he was led back to the prison
pen the Chinese complainant VINO needed
The interpreters, leaned into the aisle and
said in whisper:
Il hope he gets two year.
And the Italian prisoner replied;
No., To hcll'"
The sun., 1903-06-20
II. II. stern Wins lIerorest Prize.

New HAVEN. Conn. June is,-Harry
Root Stern. 'G3, New York city, won the
DeForest prize Of a gold medal, valued at
si0O, this afternoon, In Blttell Chapel The
speakers were five seniors, winners of the
Townsend premiums for the best specimens
OF English compositions. Stern's subject
was ~Tolstoy's Russians"
The sun., 1903-06-20
start to Get staten Island Ferries.

The Board Of Estimate empowered the
Mayor Yesterday to appoint commission
10 begin condemnation proceedings for
acquiring the new terminals and putting
into effect the improved ferry service be-
tween this city and Staten Island: The
Mayor will first try to get the sites by, ne
go;iatiou. The ST. George terminal is
asse ,sed at $500, 900 that at Tompkins.
vile at sa2 500, and that at Port Richmond
al 500 500
The sun., 1903-06-20
TO .NARCH TO STATE CaNP.
limo, alton to tie Made u! Troop 4 OF
Connecticut state Militia.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June lo.-For the
frs, time in tho history OF the State Militia
the members Of Troop A Of the State cav
airy under command OF Capt. Luzerne
L,Idington. will march to the State on
campmen, a, Niaatic in August
The company will leave this city on Sun.
day. Aug 2. and will proceed by way of
Middlctown. planning to reach Mantle,
sixty miles, on Wednesday, Aug. 3. Neces-
sary equipment for three nights encamp.
ment will be carried.
The sun., 1903-06-20
COUNTY JDGES ASK MORE PAY.
Application From Klnss to the Board OF
Estimate to Grade Them At al2. 500.

go. The County Court Judges OF Kings
county wrote 70 the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment yesterday ask
ing for an increase of from $500 to
$1,000 in their salaries. They argued that
their duties entitle them TO the same pay
as the Judges Of General Sessions in New
York county. who get SIP 500 year. The
board will ask the Corporation Counsel
The sun., 1903-06-20
PHIL PLAY WE'LL.
Lead NOtts In First Innings. and Score
37N for Nine WiCkets In Second.

Special Cabc Drjpd'ch 10 THE SUN
NOTTINGHAM. June is.The cricket match
between the Gentlemen of philadelphia and
Notts was. resumed this morning. iester-
day Philadelphia scored $50 IN the first Inn
ings Notts was all out to-day for ij+, In
the second innings Philadelphia scored os
for one wicket.
The Philadelphans had scored 2lo runs
at the fall Of the second wicket Morris
was then not ont and had made 1872 runs;
Az the close OF to-day's play the Gentle
men Of Philadelphia hnd scored 326 for nine
wickets. Morris out for 1914.
The sun., 1903-06-20
Aid for stunt. Macs,r,au.. Widow.

Capt T Norton Goddard has received
siisi for the benefit fund started for the
widow az d frnily Of Supt Charles s Mac
Erlsrs of the Anti-PClicy society, who
Nas shct dc VII in the Criminal Courts Build
pg on Nnidav
The sun., 1903-06-20

nhs nsianSsd id oss, i9s &C., nons1,diIih,o4 nd h hy
bis by - minutes 81 seconds The measure
ments Of the yachts Ore not known vet. and
IT is possible that they will make the Con-
stitution winner on corrected time.
The sun., 1903-06-20
Orange County.
|isceliansos'

vile. y. y, tnear Hudsop) mo- open. New tnaa.
sscmen, Rates reasonable Book On REQUEST,
The sun., 1903-06-20

On this leg the Reliance beat the Const tuition
by 20 seconds and tho Columbia by minutes
8 seconds: A. the Constitution crossed the
is supposed to be for an infrin cement OF the
rules on the Relisnce's part for bearing down
Oh her at the second mark.
The sun., 1903-06-20
HAVE YOU THE ..
"Ready.Made" Habit ?

Let LOTUS cure you with his mo FIT
No Pay" treatment:
PICK YOUR materials from thousands
of up-to-date patterns of bomeepuns,
serees. crashes and hannels order
suit for SIS O0-we'll buy 1t back IL you
don't like 1t.
Bring in the other tailors 500 samples
we'll match them for SIS 90 thatsth tho
LOTUS dare.
Here are other dares. at our July sale
prices.
The sun., 1903-06-20
Cooled by Ocean Breezex

Summer Homes. u btoklct de<rihing hotel,
End DO srding houses free upon application a.
L. I. X. Il. Ticket o!iice,. Astor House. 10 nnd
Ave. and " Wes! l.5lh 81. a. u; or song tc
in stamps 10 HOWARD n. SMITH, Gen
Passr Art. l.. !. H. H.. 'a3 Fit'h Ave. N. l.
The sun., 1903-06-20
ManhanSet House

HOUSE COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND.
HOTEL will open June ,oih. Is ho,. sol, l,nk,
yachting, driving. etc. Ths New York once =
Spsn M ' s Geep T.eSons
i,277-isih,. Send for terms aud ILLUSTRATED psm:
phlet. ROBERT MURRAY. Manager: also Manager
OF Ponce de Leon, st. Augustine. Fla.
The sun., 1903-06-20

On this leg tho RELIANCE beat the ConstItu-
ton by minute - seconds. The Columbia
beat the Reliance by II minutes 80 seconds.
rBIRpLEG-TkN MILKs oLosR REACH.
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
Their Reward.

An editor in Illinois makes an appeal
to his old subscribers aud to prospective
subscribers as follows:
III you pay in advance for the News
you are safe from all trials and troubles.
You will not have rheumatism, you will
be safe from lawsuits. In the spring
every egg will hatch ana the chickens
will be free from lice. II you fall in the
creek you will come out with u pocket
full of fish. II some fellow shakes five
aces you will tie him. Your wife won't
have single freckle on her nose next
summer and next fall when she goes to
see her mother in Kansas the school
ma'am will board at your house. Every
thing will come your way but counter
felt money. Every horse will get killed
on the railroad the day it is 30 years old.
You will have more money than some
folks have corn fodder. We guarantee
all this and more to all new su subscribers.
Get in line all you who are heavy laden.
and We will do the rest.
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
The New Railroad.

II the Burrows Park section OF Hins-
dale county keeps up it's good record
Otto Mears says he will extend the
Eureka branch via Animas Forks over
the mountain to America basin ut the
head OF Burrows park, thence down the
Lake Fork ofthe Guunison to Lake City,
completing an immense circuit OF he
narrow gauge system from Alamosa 10
Durango. Silverton. Eureka, Animas
Forks. Lake City, Sapinero. Gunnison.
Sargent. Marshall Pass to Salida by
that route, or via Salida, Marshall Pass,
the Black Canon Of the Gunnison. Mont
rose. Ridgewsy, the Rio Grande South
ern, touching at Telluride, Ophir. Rico.
Dolores, Mancos Hesperus and Durango.
Including. the Ouray and Red Mountain
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
TERRITORY
FOR DELTA.

bill was passed by the recent legis-
lature which provides more territory for
Delta county.
That part OF Montrose county lying
north Of the Gunuison river, generallay
known aa the Maher country which lies
IN and around Maher. This section OF
Montrose county is entirely cut off from
the county by the Gunnison river and
Black canon. There is quite settle
ment in and around Maher that will
materially add to tine population OF
Delta. Heretofore people living in that
portion OF MoDtrose county had to go
fully 100 miles in order to get to the
county seat. 1t is quite cattle raising
community and has many fine ranches.
The part OF Gunnison to be annexed
lies above Paonia and TAX es in the coal
fields to be operated by the railroad
company. This too. will be valuable
territory and will add much wealth and
several miles OF railroad to this county.
During the winter months residents
there would have to travel fully 200
miles to get to the county seat OF Gunni-
son county on account Of the high range
OF mountains aud the heavy SHOWS
1t is likely that the final outcome will
submitted TO the popular vote OF those
Interested.
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
A New County.

SILvERTnS. Colo. Abril IA bomb
in the shape OF telegram was dropped
into Silverton today, being word from
Denver 10 the effect that II. b. Ala by
Representative Hsskins Of Ouray coun
~, which purporis TO create Cimniar-
ron county. known as No Mans Land.
between Odray county an NJ ,ntross
county, which will take in alb five
miles square OF the most vaiuabl 9 min
eral section OF San Jutu cJunty. ling
that portion of the uncompahgre mi in
ing district from Engineer mountaip to
point below the old Lout mine, on
Uncompagre geek. which contains all
valuable mines on the head OF Cement
creek. the town OF Mineral Point aud
many valuable miues in that district.
That the bill was put through 10 the
shape it WAS reported to be is surprise
and oniy by the merest accident was it
found out. Hon. Thomas NJ. Tripp.
United States mineral surveyor OF this
place was in Denver and discovered it
only today, by mere accident aud tele-
graphed the inf0rmafFou tu-the Suasri <.i
trade Immediately. The president
had talk with Governor Peabody
over the phone and he has promised to
hold the bill until Monday He was
unable to give any information in re,
gard to the part to be taken from
San Juan county. Denver.
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
HOmesteads in Alaska.

BY signing tho Alaska Homestead Act
just before the adjournment Of congress
the president opened up a new and i'm
menss field to the b hundreds Of thousa nds
homeeeekers.
A great many people 10 the United
States arc under the Impression that
Alaska 10 barren country. covered BY
eternal snow and icebergs, while the
possibilities sre many.
To the tourist southeastern Alaska
may appear q continued stretch Of for.
cst-clad mountains with q small chance
I" the tillers OF the soil. But the tour.
ist secs only those sieep mountains with
bounding the deepest channels, aud
even there the distance from the shore
is deceptive. Very frequently miles OF
gentle sloping vaileys intervene where
apparently the rocks meet the beach.
Both soil and climate 10 Alaska are
extremely favorable to varied cultiv.-
tioo. and slmost any crop will grow aud
ipen during tho short but wonderful
summer,
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
Mieklejohn's Bills.

Representative Miekiejohn introduced
the following bills. which were passed
during the recent session Of the iexisla.
ture:
To change water district a. TO place
Escaiante creek in district - 20 that ad- :
Indicating wafer may nov be dous in
Delta instead OF going to Grand juno
iion.
A bill making it obligatory for both
husband and wife TO sign mortgage or
deal 10 disposing in homesissas.
To change classification Of Delta
county from dfth clas 70 fourth -clsss.
An sppropropriation Of 5000 sor
Tongue Creek Bridge. rhn bridge
is worth nearly $1,000. but - the in
ternal improvement fund only bad
si55.Oo, or about a 600 for either house
l had to reduce my claim and thought
the county could rsise the balsuce.
presentthe county 10 paying CSC
per month for rent of bridge and il can
get II past the senate il will be quite q
saving for the county.
Placing the matter Of changing the
county line from its present site TO the
watershed or divide in eastern part ol
tho county in the hands OF the people &c
be voted upon at the general election
NEXT fall.
The Delta independent., 1903-04-17
Horrible Cold .Blooded Murder.

A very cool and deliberate murder
with malice aforethought was coR mitted
in our city last week when very good
looking resident somewhat heavier than
the average man, who just arriving here
Oh his wheel using his arms as batter
ing rams. alighted and Immediately
proceeded to enter one Of our jewelry
stores and proceeded with his jack knife
10 dissect Mr.. Timekeeper, who being
taken uuawares (for some unknown
reason) was horribly mangled beyond
apparent recovery. The unconcious
Timekeeper was at ouce removed to the
office OF Barto 4 Dennison, the watch
experts. where they proceeded to give
him the proper restorstives and aid and
he is at the present time recovering
Mr.. Timekeeper having number OF
fine jewels secretsd about him. robbery
was at first suspected az the csuss OF
she deed, but the verdict OF the jury was
imply ignorance.
Too much Of this work is at present
going on in our midst. Mr.. Price being
attacked by the same person the other
day only escaped. This party has bssn
heard to say he would make MIR. Time
keeper run. He not only crippled him
in a very bad manner, but entirely failed
to make him run. This can be remedied
by always taking your timekeepsr 70
one who don't simply make him run
but will make him keep accurate timr.