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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
A Social Event.

Miss Lilly Drew entertained
quite number of friends last Fri
day evening, in honor of Mesdames
Leona Furgerson and Annie Hicks
of jefferson City. The lawn was
beautifully decorated with chinese
lanterns and hammooks and easy
chairs were to be found every
where for the comfort of the many
guests present. Miss Drew was
assisted in entertaining the guests
by her sister, Miss Maggie Drew
and her mother, Mrs. Horace Will.
liams, and Mrs. Nora Taylor.
Games and other amusements were
engaged in during the evening.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
The Voting Contest.

All persons who have subscribed
to the Professional World recently
have right to cast ten votes for
their choice for the most popular
young married lady in Boone
county and should send in their
votes; promising the votes to your
friends will do them no good, as
the votes are not counted until re-
ceived by US. The lady receiving
the largest number of votes will
receive the prize offered, broad
cloth dress pattern. Some one is
sure to win.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Capital City Notes.

Mrs. j. H. Garnett has been
very sick.
DR.. j. III. Garnett has returned
from Texas.
Miss Laura Jackson is visiting
in Indian Territory.
Mr.. Charlie Brooks has been
elected principal of Joplin school.
Mrs. Prof. Yates and Prof. Mar.
tin visited in Kansas City last
Sunday.
The A. M. E. church gave a
picnic at Cottage place park last
Saturday.
Mr.. l. j. Hicks, of Mexico, is
attending the Normal school al
Lincoln Institute.
Rev. William Beckum, of Nash
vile, Tenn, will preach at the
Second Baptist church next Sun
day.
Rev. John Gains, Miss Libby
Tramel and Miss Laura Rogers are
attending the B. Y. P. U. meeting
at Huntsville, Mo.
The Fulton base ball team came
over last Friday and played the
Mohawks of this city Saturday
and Sunday. The Fulton boys
won Saturdays game and the Mo-
hawks won Sunday.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Mount Hope Gleanings.

Miss Lucy Hoss of Centralia is
visiting Miss Sarah jackson.
Miss Annie May Fisher, of Col
umbia is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John Brown.
We are glad to note that our
church and Sunday school is mov-
ing on nicely under the leadership
Of good shepherd.
The annua! meeting of Mt. Hope
church was held last Sunday, it is
usually known as the basket meet.
ing, large crowd attended. Rev.
j. P. Laus, our pastor, delivered
an excellent sermon at IL a. m.,
also at 2 p. m. Mr.. w. w. Lamp
kin, of Columbia, and Mr.. R.
Hunter, of Auxvasse, lifted the
collections during the day which
amounted to $5S. %. Among those
who contributed are Eliza Rotts
25c, Joe jackson SOC, Lille Moore
25c, Willie Vaughn SOC, Marths
Brouham 25c, X. G. Washington
25c, Mamie Coates 25c. M. l.. Mat
sou, 25c, David Bradford SOC,
Caroline jackson soc, Martha
Hayes 25c. James jackson 25c,
Lula Vaughan SOC, Sallie Devier
25c, Elizabeth Thomas 25c, Cor.
della Bailey 25c, Annie Persingel
25c, Mrs. Harris 25c, T. Branhan
SOC, Cornelia Coates 25c, Mary
Kelly SOC, Ida Washington 25c
Charlie Smell $50, Clarissa Viii
liams 25c, John Woods SOC, A
jackson soc, A. Woods 25c, John
Fisher 25c, Malinda johnson 25c
A bountiful dinner was spread for
all present.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Died.

CALLAwAY-At her home on
N. 9th street, in Columbia, Miss
Matte Galloway died very sud.
denly on Wednesday evening, July
9Th. She was a member of the A.
M. e. church and a member of the
choir. She was popular young
lady and her death will be quite g
shock to her many young friends.
Funeral services at the A. M. E.
church Friday morning, conducted
by Rev. p. G. Crews.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Death Claim Paid.

Mrs. Nancy Tony, who died in
Huntsville recently, was a men,
ber Of the Court of Calantha which
was organized last January. About
three months before her death
Mrs. Tony had paid one quarterly
endowment tax amounting to 40
cts, and recently Mrs. Mary l..
Rolen, Grand Worthy Counsellor
of the Court of the State paid to
her husband $685. as the portion
due the deceased at the time of her
death.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
"DO 1T NOW"

Don't wait till your friends tell
of these things, but write us for
pamphlets entitled "Business
Chances" beautiful Indian Ter.
ritory," =" "The House That Jack
Built" "Texas," "Old Mexico, u
and other Katy publications, and
post yourself on opportunities for
making money at points along the
line of the Katy. Address
"KATY,"
600 Wainwright Bldg, st. Louis.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Columbia Notes.

Miss Florence Mosley is report
ed sick.
Miss Laura Douglass is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Matte Renicker is in De-
troit, Mich.
DR.. j. E. Perry left Tuesday for
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Virgie Waldon is able to
be ont again.
Mr.. Thomas MosIey was in
Mexico last week.
Miss Mary Lamme visited in
McBaine this week.
Patronize the merchants whose
"ads." you see in this paper.
The editor of the Professional
World spent Saturday in Mexico.
When you subscribe to the Pro-
fessional World don't forget to
vote.
The editor of the Professional
World returned Thursday from
Huntsville.
Quite large number of people
attended the basket meeting al
Mt. Hope, last Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Moore visited Mrs.
Clay Vaughn, who is very sick al
her home in Moberly tins week.
Rev. A. A. Adams returned Sat.
urday from Montgomery City,
where he attended the Baptist
Sunday School convention.
Order the Professional World
and vote ten votes for the lady OF
your choice as the most popular
married lady in Boone county.
All Spring and Summer
hats reduced to cost at Mrs
Adkinson's, over Vanhorn
& Mountjoy's grocery store
Mesdames. Annie Hickam anG
Leona Furgerson left Monday fol-
their home in Jefferson City, after
spending a very pleasant weel
visiting Miss Lille Drew.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Will Attend the N. E. A.

From every indication there will
be a large delegation from this
district attend the National Teach
ers' Association at Boston, July
Clio, 1908. Prof. w. H. Lynch,
who is manager Of this district, is
the best man for the purpose that
could have been selected. Noun
tain Advertiser, Mountain Grove,
Mo.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Picnic SATURDAY..

There will be picnic and bar
becue on the Ashland and Colum
bia gravel 3 miles from Deer Park
Saturday, July 11th, 1908. Ev
cry body invited.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Strayed or Stolen.

A bay mare (dark) about 15K
hands high, white hind feet; about
8 years old; barbwire cut on left
hind foot; saddle mark on withers.
Return TO w. Ii. Cline, Columbia,
Mo-, and get reward.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
McBaine Items.

Mr.. Edward White is visiting
friends in Columbia.
Mr.. Henry Wesley and family
have moved to McBaine.
Mrs. Eliza Bonham, of Colum
bia, visited her father here Sun.
day.
Rev. o. F. Nelson preached al
Mt. Celestial Sunday and Sunday
night.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
Fireworks Party.

Mrs. Horace Henderson gave a
fireworks party Saturday evening
in honor Of Mesdames. Annie
Hicks and Leona Furgerson who
were the only ladies invited. A
most delightful time is reported by
all who attended, and merry time
was had in shooting the fireworks.
They were pleasantly surprised by
a serenade from the band during
the evening.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
A Years Subscription Free.

The first person who will send
MS copy of the Professional world
dated Feb. 13, 1908, or Jan. 80,
1908, will be entitled to years
subscription free.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10
5 A Years Subscription Free

A years SubscrlptIOn Free.
The first person sending us a
copy of the Professional World
dated Feb. 13, 1908, will receive a
years subscription free.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10

Do you read the Professions
Worldf If not order it now.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-10

Mesdames. Annie Hickam and
Leona Furgerson left Monday for
their home in Jefferson City, after
spending a very pleasant week
visiting Miss Lille Drew.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
NINETY.FouR TO SIX.

At the special waterworks cleo
ton Tuesday almost everyone
voted for mountain water. There
was very little excitement over
the outcome as there was practi-
cally no opposition and it was a
furegone conclusion that the bonds
would carry.
Although the day passed off
quietly it was, by far, the biggest
day that Delta ever had. 1t is
the beginning of new era for
this city. The water question is
aboat the only drawback the town
has ever had to make it an ideal
residence location. With pure,
sparkling mountain water to drink
we should live happier, longer and
be less bilious.
Bids will be advertised for at
once and all possible haste will be
made to complete the plant at the
very earliest possible date.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
Notice 10 Contractors.

DELTA, Colon NDo. Oct. 10. 1fp3,
Bids Will he received by tile Town C.cIk of
Deitn. Colorado, until = o'clock y. IN. Tuesday.
October 20. iDjJ for the furnishing of all pipe,
materials and labor necessary for the completion
In place ofn CAVITY sysien ofwaterworks.
The said system shall consist OF approximately
the following rarts. to-wit:
The construction Of three reservoirs with n
capacity Of sUfs.o00 gallons.
25..0o feet of six Inch steel rivlted pipe.
5000 % =" eight inch roubie strength. deep
socket. verified Pipe.
12,DO 81 e e !" east irnn pipe,
G..00 .' % six inch cast iron ppo,
300 e fur inch east iron pipe.
Together with all hytlrant,, valves and spec.
ials necessary thereto.
Plans and specifications may he seen nj the Of.
flee Of the Town clerk, Delta, Colombo.
a certified cheek for sltr0. nust accompany
each bid and all bids must be made upon banks
furnished By the Town CLERK. The successful
bidder will be required To furnish abond IN the
sum Of si6,0ov for the faithful pei forniancc Of
the work.
The city reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids.
JAMES Y. BEcKLEY,
Town Clerk
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
STATE OF ONO ClrY OF TOLEDO. }

STATE OF OHIO ClTY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. Do
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm of F. j.
CHENEY & Co.. doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CArARRH that
cannot be- cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day of Decem
ber, A, ID. 1886.
(sEAL) 49, D,,;.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, Send
for testimonials, free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family fills are the best.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
A Cure For Dyspepsia.

Ihad Dyspepsia in its worst form and
felt miserable most all the time. Did
not enjoy eating until after used KodoI
Dyrpepsia Cure which has com pIeiely
cured me.-Mrs. Wv. Saylor. Hilliard,
Pa. Nh appetite, loHs OF strength. ner.
vousness. headache. constipation, bad
breath. sour risinRs, indigestion, dyspep-
sia and all stomach troubles are quickly
cured by the use OF KodLl. Kodol rep.
resents the natural juices Of digestion
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconsfruciive properties. II tcleans
es, purities and sweeiens the stomach.
Sold by The Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
w0LcOTT AND REPUBLICANIsM.

There is not much doubt but
ex-senator Wolcott is again to be
tile Republican leader of the state.
Ills victory in the state conven-
ton shows this too plain. When
the state staInpeded to the silver
movement E. O. Wolcott was
about the only leading Republi-
can that remained true to his party
lie stood the test through the most
trying times of Republicanism in
Colorado and now that the silver
movement is no more and is con.
sidered lost, if not a mistaken
cause, E. o. Wolcott stands out
above anything in the state as a
Republican and is and will he tile
logical leader of the Republican
party in this state.
The following is clipped from
Polly Pry:
''ile is a big man, q great man
not alone in Colorado, but in
Washington, in New York, Lon
don where You will. There is
no Padua with him; it is all Rome.
Ills reputation is international,
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
WON'T MOVE MINES.
Denver Republican.

Denver Republican.
The declaration Of a member of
the Cripple Creek Mine Owners
association that the owners do not
intend to move the mines and that
both the mines and the Western
Federation of Miners cannot
operate in the district, is a state
ment Of the situation which makes
it very clear that the strike now
in progress is bound to fail.
The Western Federation of
Miners cannot dominate the min-
ing industry in this state. There
will Ike no Cuuerd' Alene terrorism
and tyranny permitted in Colorado.
The right of men to form unions
is recognized by every intelligent
man, bat no union or other
organization WHICH deties law and
the right of non-nnion men to
work can he permitted to establish
itself in the seat of authority and
rule with arbitrary power any
great industry.
Just so surely as the mines in
Cripple Greek district are there to
stay, Just so surely will they. he
worked without regard to whether
the Western. Federation of Miners
gives or witllolds its approval. II.
the striking miners are not willing
to return to work other men will
be procured to fill their places.
There is an abundance of capable
miners in the country who would
be glad to work fol the wages and
on the terms established in Cripple
Creek. They are coming to the
district and it will not he long
until sufficient number arrive to
fill all the vacant places.
The striking miners must see
now that they did foolish thing
when they joined this inezcusable
strike. Far back of that they did
foolish thing when they clothed
committee Of leaders with power
to order strike without first OBJ
tanning the consent Of the men who
would be called ont. If this power
had not been conferred upon Meyer
and his associates there would
lave been no strike in Cripple
Greek, fora majority Of the work
ing miners did not want to quit
work.
What the conservative, sensible
members of the union should do is
to rcpudiattc the Western Fedora
ton OF Miners and 60 back to
work. They will lave to rcpu,liate
it or they will not be permitted to
take their old places; and it is
right that an organization run by
men who care nothing about the
welfare of the state or the interests
of the working miners should be
repndiated.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE q. ls7s
Notice sr Fertilization.
UxITxp srArss LAND orvrcr,

UNITED STATP LAND OFFIcE,l
MnntrOsc. Colo, September 10Th 1Mej.
Notice Is hereby given that in com plAnce with
the prtbvisiois ol the act uf Congress 0f June g.
1873, entitled AN nct fur the suIe or timber lands
n tlr states - California. Oregon: Nevada and
Washington Territory" ns extended to all the
Public Land states ly act Of August :. 1872.
OTIS T. sTANDISiI.
Of Delta county Of !reltn. state Of Colombo. has
this day filed in this office his sworn statement
No. :. E'r the purchase of the NJ BE4 II
section No I, in tnwii,hip No; ~ ~. rnnyc No.
..nt the land ~,lsht Is more valuable f,r us
timber or Stone than for agricultural purposes.
mud TO establish, his clnini to sad land before
the Register and Receiver Of this Office nt Non-
tr' re. Colorado, on Monday, the ,lh day Of Dec
eml,er, l.Gi.
He names as witnesses
fr'd North. J,~cpl, Barker. John MarkIey,
IMvid 3 Hickman all Of Delta, Delta county,
Colombo.
.Auyn,nd nll persons claiming adversely the
above dcs ribcd lands ARE requested tn file their
claims In this office On or before said 7ih day
December, 1903
DAVID II. Grossly. Rcgi.ter.
(First pub. Sept. IN. 1907 last rub Dcc. I. I!IJ)
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
Notice Of Election to
Refund County Bonds.
STATE OF COLORADO. I.

SEATE OF COIOKADO, a.,
'ouATi nF DELTA.
To The duly qualified voters of said County Of
Delta. who shall have paida tsx mIr'n property
year Immediately prece.iiiig the eiertnn to be
held In said County on Tuesday, The 3r,l day Of
November, A. ID. l.a5.
that at the general ei,cton to be held on HE
ihI ,iay nf November. 4, I 1909. there Will be
Of pelta In the STATE df Colorado, the question
of rebuilding pnriroii OF the bonded indebted.
SIX SIX; Thou @ and, MI Five % Hundred Dr. e oars @ '' Oh "''y
The authority for Submitting such question Il
rOntninr'I IN an order du mn,le and entered Of
record by th' lioari ot County Commissioners of
the saii beta County. on the Fourteenth day OF
July. A. ID. Iysi, which order Is In words and
An or,lcr Of the R@,id of County Commission.
ers nf the County Of beta ColuIaiio submitting
tn the quail ed ele,tors Of the said County. The
Indebtedness OF tile said County:
Whereas, thrre are now outstanding Jnlg-
mcnt Bonds III The County OF Delta and state h
Colorado issiI.d as 10 lows. tu-w,t:
Twenty Tiio,is.rd Dollars issued July !. 1892,
dfnwin. Interest at the rate nf six I'er cent per
"'.!ii,'h; sixi, y: n11yns 1..%d ,.sIa WV. n s ,,
january .. 1881, dfRwing Interest at tile rate Of
SIX per ccut per annui''. payable scmi-annusllS;
| and
Whereas. the said bonds constitute n valid ex
listing indebi. ,lness yga l>t the said County Of
!,eia and are ~ W laynble nj tile option oi the
County II beta and tier. ART NO funds in the
treasury Of the said County available for lie re-
drniptiUn of the said bonds. aud
Where: ). tile l,o:r, Of C,uinty Commissioners
Of the rail County "f Delta deem II necessary 10
is.,'e Rcftin,iing f,oniis.
1t K therefore ordered BY the Beard Of County
Commi>si IL rs nf Tile said County Of Delta that
vt the Gencral Election To be- held on the thid
day %: November. \. i93 there shall be rub.
lnittrd I, the duly q'Hliii d VOTES Of the said
l,e ia County, tie question Of i;ef,nllny the
Bonded lnhtb' e,incs. Uf HE .nrd Delta County,
Ia tie amount of Tn IT, s.x Tho,srni Five Hun.
,lrcd DDIars. the Id Refuuil Bonds 10 bear
Interest ut II rite not cxcreiiiis per rent ,iet
annun'.. payable semi-ani'uaily. anu TO he ex-
chaiirrd d,nlar for do lnr for the Above men.
Toned on stinding ltiid- or 10 b.. soil u. d.
rcctct Ly The l,ari III County Communist 'ners Of
the sad Delta county at not les ihnn their incc
value niri the proceeds thereof applied uII.y u,
lie purI u-e of Imy Ing the above mentioned out
slhndHg lNi,ds.
The stid kesunting Bonds to he payHb'c Mt
the pti Of Tire tninty If Delta. ten y,ar, nfler
date a,ii absolutely due and Ia. able twenty
years alter dnie.
Aud all persIis voting on the said question
sl.al vote by separate ballot, wherein Is placed
the WEEDS
FOR REFUNDING COUNTY
INDEBTEDNESS"
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09

based upon sound money and con
servative principles. He is the
political Nestor of the west and
whether he attains his ambition
and returns to the United States
Senate three years from now or
not, his niche in the Temple oi
Fame is already secure. Colorado
could not forget hin-if she
would.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09

Adjutant General Bell and
brlsadier General Chase together
with number Of other officers are
to he conrt-martialed on serious
charges while holding the militia
at Cripple Creek. 1t is claimed
that indications of dishonesty has
been discovered in connection
with the commissary department
and other discrepancies.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
the oEi&iIaI
| (& n 2k1e
| Levi Strauss COOS
CoPper-riveted
Owe rails,

The Western Federation OF
Miners is permeated with Socialism
and with some of its members
defiance of law is welcomed when
ever it is made part of the plan of
action. Such an association has
no Legitimate place under our
American system of government
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09

Rlackmailers who have been
threatening to dynamite the
Northern Pacific trains in Mon.
tana, unless they were paid $780,
600, are carrying ont the threat
and couple of explosions have
occurred which were partially
successful. However. no lives
have been lost as yet by the ex-
plosions.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
Town 'rrens,,reI

Town Trtlslirtr.
SEsTioN .. That said bo,ids be sold nccoid.
ingto law AMI the proceeds thereof applied
so.cy 10 the Iurln~e Aforesaid VI the cOnstruc-
tioii Of wntcrworks far fir: and domestic pur
poses and supplying the said Town with water,
hut The purchaser of the ssld bond, slIni III no
ianicr be responsible for tile Application or
disp"snl by said town or my of in officers Of
any Of the fuiids derived from the sale thereof.
SECTION @. That there Ike and hereby is
levied upon each and every dollar of valuation
Of taxable property within said Town annually
IN addition t0 all other taxes 0f said Town,
Tux slfiic lent To produce the sum Of
Four Thousand Four Hundred Dollars.
tN,4o0', per year for tho pay nlent Of
The intrrca nccruins upoa said bond, NJ II
falls due un,Il saiI bolids are fully paid, aid
there Is also hereby levied upon each aud every
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09
TOWN OF DELTA,
DELTA COUNTY, STATE OF CoLoRADt
WATER BOND.
W n ! EN UO|D


The Town Of Delta in the County Of Dclta and
State of Colorado for value received, acknowl-
edges itself { to uws and hereby promises 10 pay
ih,lars In gold cnin of the United States "f
America Of the present standard of weight and
fneness. OIL the eith day Of October A. ID. leis,
nj the once Of the Town Treasurer IN said Town
Of Della, with interest thereon nt the rate OF
81, prr centun, per ann'Iin. payable scn''-
annually In like gold cola on the 10Th days
Of April aud October ut the ofiicc OF the Town
Treasurer aforesaid or at the banking House OF
Knuntzc Brothers in the City and State of New
York. L.. "A at the option Of the holder upon
pres, utaiion and surrender OF annexed conooiis
as tLey seyeIa,iy become due. The said Town,
however, reserves the right 10 pay this bond ut
any time after the nth day Of October, A. ID.
1913
This bond Is issued by the said town of Delta
for the purpose Of tile construction of wntcr
works for fire aud domestic purposes and supply
Ing the said Town with water In ptrsna'ice "i
an Ordinance Of said Town. duly ana III que
time, form and manner made law OF snid
Town prior To the issuance hereof. and under
and by virtue of and In strict compliance with
tic Constitution OF The state OF CoIorHdo ana
the provisions OF All Act fll,e General Assembly
pal Corporations" approved April eth. a. d..
1877. and all amendments thereto
And It Is hereby cert iii ID that the construction
OF said water,yprks was duly approved by the
vote Of n inajnriiy Of The voters Of said Town
wo are Taxpayers under the law. voting on the
uu stiun ut mn election duly calici and held In
said Town according to law prior to the issuance
Of this bond: that all conditions required To
exist and acts and things required I" he done
precedent to aud In the issuanrc Of thi' bond to
render the same lawful and valid did exist and
have been properly done and performed In
re.niar nnI due time. f,rm and manner a, rc
1uired by law: that the Z ,tal debt of said Town
inrird M tllni of this bond ICES not exceed any
limit nf Indebtedness prescribed by the condi-
tuiicn or Laws Oft'e State of Colorado and that
said Or'iinancr provides for the leyyins OF a tax
sufficient to pay the annual interest on this bond
and exiinguisl, the prime, ..al thereof within the
time limited for the same to rim and contains
such other provisions n are required by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
said Town of Delta has canscd this
bond to he sealed with Its corporate
seal, signed by It's Mavor. attested by
It's Clerk and Recorder and counter
signed by IL Treasurer, this 10Th day
Of October. A. u. I0J.
TOWN sEAL.
........... ................-......t .....'.''
Mayor.
ArTpsr
......t.... .............. ...........,....
Town Clerk and Recorder.
csusTKRNGSED
''.................'... ...... ..-.......'.'''
Town Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1903-10-09

Senator Platt of New York is
to be married October Is to Mrs.
Janeway of Washington, ID. G.
The senator is past 10 years Of
age.