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The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
A. and A. M.

Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mon.
days of each month. at the Masonic Hall in the
Delta County Bank building. J. II. HALEY
w. NJ, M. J. Johnson. Sec'v.
Garnet Chapter, No. -, O. e. =.
month in Masonic hall. Miss Rebecca Ross,
Worthy Matron: Robert Barton. Secretary.
Grand Mesa Loage. Ne. -. X. Of r.
: Meeting NIGHTS. Tuesday. Of each week, a. The
Edd Van DE Venter. K. Of X. and ..
Rathbsne sisters.
Meets first and third Thursdays of each month
in knights Of PythiaS hall. Lucy McMurray, N.
H. Mrs. Lillian Smith. N. H.. G..
Delta Ledge. I. q. Q. F.. No. lle.
Meeting nights. Fridays Of each week. in the
Rank building. 8. II. Mcbride, Noble Grand
Dan Doughty. Sec'y,
western Slope Enea@Paens, Ne. 39
Meeting nights, nr.t and third Mondays Of each
month. L. X. wigram. c. r.; NJ. W. Ramsay.
scribe.
Kaaherine Rebekah Ledge, Ne. e5.
Meeting nights, second md fourth Thursdays
of each month. In the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs.
Amelia Ramsey. N. o.. Ms. Bertha Simpson.
Secretary.
woodmen ef she world.
Delt. Camp. 2si, meet. nIxt and third Thur
Jones. c. {. Fred N. Dickerson. clerk.
Camp No: a4s. Surface Greek. meet. ar't v,, and
tnlrQ S1turu4y nlkutn ~ EEkeH uali. ElkS
Wenger. clerk. Fred 3. Burr.tt, consul.
Womeo 81 W0oAernfs.
Meets second and fourth Mondays evenings Of
each month In Pythian hall. Guardian Neighbor
Pisseess - shs Rsesae.
j. J. winton Encampment. Meetings held
every secnnd and tpusih Tussdxy evening ~
each month In Odd reliows' hail. ". J. Gaunt,
commander; c. u. Crysler. scribe.
VIM. spaulding Enrampment. No. Ss meets q
EckeIt second and fourth Saturday lights Of
each MONTH. w. II. Jarvis. commander, Crisis
L. Tan, scribe.
MeCleIIan Psss. Ne. 70, q. A. y. :.
James n. Blair, Commander. Robert A. John
son, =. v. ComnaDder:r. vanlheventer. Junior
Q: Holmes, O. D.; n. D. Iubbs. y. O.: y. B.
Houts, Surgeon; J. =. Barton, A.; Wm- Mathen.
Q.S.
Delta Camp No. SI0H. -. ~. A.
Meets second and fourth Saturdays Of each
month In /. o. q. r. hall. 8. ". Hssen. v. C; D.
T. SnideInan. Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
Will Make
Affidavit
New Lssse % lso See - leva
Postmaster.

Postmaster r. n. Randall, Dunlap Il.
says: suffered from indignation and ~.
sulting evils for years. Finally tried
Kodoi. soon know had found what
had long looked for. Am better today
than in ysars. Kodol gave me new
lease Of life. Anyone can have my sf.
ddavit TO the truth Of this statement"
Kodol digests your food. This soablee the
system 70 assimilats supplies. stssogthen'
Ing every organ and restoring health.
9odea 0aaEos Yeo otro0O.
~ : g Dsxs 80:
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND oTy1cE At AcnInosk: Cn,Issspo ,sss
n.@sa % settler has 1led notice % hi. inien'on g
.md pron m fpG y mas SrfSrs
u. \. Commissioner. nt Delta. Delta County. Col.
orado. N Saturday. January I'd. 1903. viz;
EUGENE 8. CoRBIN,
upon his d. y No. 236f. Ute scrics, for the north.
east quarter section .. township 10 south, range
He names The following witnesses 10 prove his
cnptnncus residence upon anS cultivation Of
Avery wsym.n John Mec.nsr.y. Frank n
see;.n. lanes 4. Keller. all of Cedaredgc. Delta
DAVID n CROSBY. Register
FIrst pub. Nov. q. 1852: last pub Jan. 3. loo3
TIMsER LAND Acr JUNE =. 1878
Noslee for PaAlIeas1sn.
UNITED srATyr LAND OyricE.l
Nontsosc. Colo: Decemssr 9; iso1.
the % provisions oi he sci u consress of June >.
1878. entitled IAN act for the sole of timber isrds
4, & ss e i. Ssssd1 y N ;ss Ss
Public Land states by act Of August =. 1872.
WILLIAM y. BUTTERBAU0H,
Of D~lts. county Of Dcita. state Of Colorado. has
sn. az f% Il Il. s pn.enss q 4. ws .i % q
the northeast quarter and the west half Of
southeast quarter e section No; twen,y:svssn. " 4
and % viii oer proof ,c show that the land sought Is
more valuable for Its timber or stone Than fur
Agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
Il, said land before the Register sud Receiver Of
this onice at Nontrose. Colorado, on ThurSdAy
tile 18th day Of February. 1908.
He names ~ Witnesses.
George Robertson, Charles Leland. william
Springer and William Butterbnugh. all OF Delta.
Colorado
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands arc rryuesfed y Me their
claims In this ONCE on or before ssid 18th day Of
DAVID R. CROSBY. Register.
Flint rub. Dec. II. Last Pub. Feb. 20, ls0s.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02

Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mo
days of each month, at the Masonic Hall in q
Delta County Bank building. J. II. Hall
W. NJ, M. J. johnson. Sec'v.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
Notice Of Annual Meeeiug.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the sn-
L nunl meeting of the stock oldcrs OF Tie
Delta County Fruit Growers Association Will be
held ut their ONCE IN Delta. Colorado, on the
twelnh day Of January. 1903. at the bour oi .
O'Clock p m. for the purpose Of eltcting . board
Of directors for the ensuing ycnr, to consider an
incrense Of tile capital stock amendments 10 the
bylaws. and any other business which may
properly come before said meeting.
GEO. r. CHlLEs President.
GEO. 8. COxKLIN, Secretary.
First pub. d. 70; last o.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
Desert Land. Final PpOar.-yothce 10
Publication.

Desert Land. Final PpOeT.-Nothee for
Publication,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,o
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
MoNrKosE, Colo, Dec. 20, 1901
Notice ts hereby given that Porter Plumb, Of
Hyde p. Plumb. Of Kck-It. Delta county,
Colorado, has filed notice Of Intention 70
make proof on his desert land claim No.
4s5. Ute series. for the nwk aud nj swi6 and
swA swA section as and sell sell sectlon ~.
meridfHn. before MIton X. welciI, u Is. Comu,is-
sioner. a. n.!ta; Delta county. Colorado, on Sat
urday, the 9TH day OF February, 1903
He names the following witnesses TO prove the
land
Walter Y: Steele and John A. McK,pnou. Of
Eckert. Colorado; Oliver r. BroOkbank and
Herman y. Perry, Nf Cedsrcdgs and XilstIu r.
Miller, Of Cory, Colorado.
~ DAVID X, CROSBY. Register.
FIrnt lns. Jan 2: last fms. Feb.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-02
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF,
N0tiee For RuA1aeaul~m

DESEKT LAND FINAL PROOF.
Hettee For PubsseasiSn
UNITED SrATkS LAND OYyrcE 1
Montrose, Colorado. December 10, i06z,
Notice In hereby given that
ISAAC .. ROwELL,
Of Cedaredse. Delta county, Colombo, has eIed
Otfce of intention TO make prO0f on IFS deSrf
and nwl4 sen sec.l3. townsnin 10 a., X, u we'd
9th p m, before Milton Il. Welch. U, g Com
miss'1tier. at Delta. tSelin county. Colorado, On
Tuesday the nth dsy NJ January 1908
lie names the following witnesses 10 move I'M
land: " -
IoIn W. Hiltman. oscar Edgar, Barnet Rap-
d0Iph and Richxrd Gray, alt ofl,edayed9e iDelts
coitsi.y, C0tOfado.
DAVID R. CROSBY, Register.
tlirs, pub Dee, ~ last Jan. Is1
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The ..,nortant Question.

Not long ego the law firm Of
Black, olcott, Gruber & Bonyngo had
a client whose case II fell to the lot
of Mr.. Gruber to take charge Of
After the evidence was in and the
Judge had delivered his charge to the
jury, Gruber turned to his client and
said: well, Sir, how did you like
the judges charger 81 liked his all
right, but how about yours?" respond.
ed the chent.--New York Times.
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Although the actual amount Of
nutritive material In a raw oyster is
small, 1t comprises all classes Of food
substances in a peculiarly asslmllable
form. Generally speaking, the raw
mollusc consists Of four.hfths water
The danger-a remote one-of the
oyster containing living typhoid
germs may be obviated by the use Of
lemon Juice The oyster is rendered
tough and lndigestible by boiling.
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Where the Majority GO.

REV. Mr.. Stems remarks over
poor John were so sympathetic,
thought" said the widows friend.
Sympathetic" exclaimed the wild.
ow. He aFld John had gone to join
the great majority"
"Well?"
well, in his sermon several Sun.
days ago he declared that the great
majority OF people go below" STRAY
Stories.
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Gas az Fuel.

Recently Mr.. II. A. Humphrey de.
hvered lecture before the London
Chamber of Commerce, says the Elec.
trical Review, in which he stated that
by using the cheaper form Of gas,
known as producer" gas, at least
one-half of the total consumption of
coal would be saved, this result be.
tng due to the greater efficiency of
gas over coal as a fuel.
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AZ Il Sometimes Happens.

Anyway" said Enpeck, with a sigh
long drawn out, 81 may be able to
worry along II they don't arrest ne
for bigamy."
Arrest you for bigamy!" exclaimed
the acting head of the mlsft combina.
ton. What in the name of goodness
do you mean by that?"
Just what | said" replied the meek
and loHly martyr. Il seem to have
married not only you, but your moth.
er and all the rest of your family as
we'll"
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still Harplnu on III. Bean Pot

Boston's coal club, formed to buy
coal straight from the mines and ruin
the retail dealers who have grown too
hogglsh for endurance, occasions the
rumor that a bean club is to follow,
The abolition of the middleman pro.
ceeds apace. and the trust problem
deepens How will government deal
with an organization Of 100000 people
determined on reducing the cost OF
beans?-Brooklyn Eagle.
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A strange tale is told Of hawk at
the menagerie in Central park, New
York Two birds live in the same
cage and some time back one Of them
developed a tumor in the leg. The
other bird thereupon attacked the
tumor with its claws and succeeded
In lanclng II.
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paurlanac,s Prison PastIms.

To while away the time while in
prison, NJ, Roman Daurignac, the
brother Of Nine. Humbert, is now
training neas. which abound in his cell,
to perform various feats The insects,
he says, are wonderfully intelligent,
and already he has taught them to
approach at the word of command.
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Famous Planists Estranaed.

Little love is lost between Paderew.
ski, the famous pianist, and Moritz
Rosenthal, his professional rival, who
continues to amaze German audiences
by his wonderful command OF the in.
strument. Rosenthal is called the
demon pianist" because of the as.
tonishing speed with which he plays.
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Immune.

A number of girls were the guests
at tea party recently given In Baltl.
more. Nellie, the hostess, was proud.
ly telling them of the wonderful
achievements and characteristics of
her mlschievous youngest brother. Az.
ter recounting all the deeds she could
think OF she said: Papa had him
baptized last month, and then added
apologetlcally, but It didn't take"
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Training Of Naval Cadets.

Naval cadets for the construction
corps were, until 1t was closed to them
recently, trained in the school at
Greenwich England. They are now,
on graduating from Annapolis, sent
to the Boston Institute Of Technology
for three years.
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Fast Bicvcle Ridlno.

The fastest Bicycle record is that OF
an American, who made a mile in a
minute in the suction of a railway
train, planks having been laid between
the ties to furnish a track. Now a
Frenchman has made fifty miles in an
hours riding behind motor pacing
machine having a wind shield.
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Victor Hugo Museum for Paris.

Paris Is about to add to its literary
attractions by opening a Victor Hugo
museum. !! is to be established in
one Of the quaint Louis Treize houses
still surviving on the Place des Vos.
ges, which was inhabited by the poet
when he was yet the young lion of
Hermann"
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ro ssttIa poln, o. lnierna..

The New England Historical.G enea-
logical Society has appointed q com.
mittee to ascertain II possible, the
exact place of rendezvous Of the Bos.
ton tea party when It assembled, Dec.
l6, 1878, preliminary to throwing the
tea into Boston harbor. The stories
OF the place handed down by tradi.
ton have been conflicting, and many
OF the members of the society think
the effort will be in vain.
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Want the Maroonl svstem.

The companies having steamers In
the Alaskan trade offer to subscribe
for stock enough in the Marconi com.
pany to furnish money for the imme.
date establishment of wireless tele.
graph plants along the dangerous coast
of British Columbia.
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oermany's EnterprIslnu Spirit.

Germany has built the finest, fastest
vessels aaoat, although she is not geo.
graphically maritime country, and
no other country is so largely depend.
ent on others for the raw materials
which enter into the making of ship,
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Asserting Our Troubles,

II we would only take the burden
appointed for each day We might
easily manage It; but we choose to
increase our trouble by carrying yes.
terday's over till to-day, and adding
to our morrows burden before we are
required to bear it.-John Newton.
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Interesting to President Harpsr.

II Is said that the drinking of kero.
sene is such growing evil in France
that measures against 1t are proposed
This vice has long prevailed among
the Indians Of the southern Pacific.
To such an extent has It been carried
chat the importation Of kerosene for
drinking is an important trade in Pc.
ri and Bolivia.-New York Tribune.
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Thomas carlyle's Advice.

II Is to you, ye workers, who do al.
ready work. and are as grown men,
noble and honorable in a sort, that
the whole world calls for new work
and nobleness. Subdue mutiny, dis.
cord, widespread despair by manful'
ness. justice, mercy and WISDOM
CARLYLE.
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Danger In sWeeplna.

Tests in tenement houses show that
In Ave minutes after sweeping $500
germs settled on saucer three inches
across, In the same length of time
before sweeping seventy.fve germs
settled on the saucer.
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A citizen Of Munich has made a
wager Of $3.50 that he can visit all the
beer houses in that town in one year.
drinking glass of beer in each lie
started out to win his wager the first
of this month. In each house he
must drink something and must also
get a receipt from the owner to show
he has been there.
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Farmer Hayditch Ito his neighbor,
Farmer Turniptop)-"Hallo! Going
in for barbed wire fencing Ell? Isn't
1t rather dear?" Turniptop-"Yes;
but then. you see, my men don't waste
time sitting on it."-Plck.Me-Up.
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Mans InhumanItx TO Man.

First Detective-How did you man.
age to get confession from that
desperate?
Second Detectlve-Well, you see
we travelled together by rail for 200
miles.
First Detective-But what had that
to do with his confession?
Second Detectlve-I bought a cigar
OF the train boy and gave 1t to him.
After smoking It he thought he was
going 70 die. so he told me every.
thing
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DAINTY and Comfort.

Senator Joe" Blackburn Of Ken.
lucky was caught smoking a big
black briar pipe in the senate lobby.
rs this senatorial dlgnlty?" asked
friend. "No, senatorial comfort" was
the reply.
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|HIJNI0Q'
|OF TMlN.
Where He Came In.

"t Is true owe you money" re.
marked the dunned one, but you
seem ignorant of the simplest com.
mercial axioms. suppose you make
some allowances In your budget for
bad debts. don't your"
Certainly we do" replied the mer
chant.
And you cant trade without bad
debts, can your"
"Jardly, but"
Very we'll then" went on the
Other, don't you see, my good sir
tha.S whore come in?"
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His Opinion.

DO you think that we have dealt
literally by the noble red man." "Of
course" answered Senator Sorghum.
The noble red man gets his ratlons
regularly, and doesn't even have to go
to the polls and deliver a vote in re
turn. Washington Star.
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Friaht Causes Death.

A woman named Durlan, living at
Houdeng, dreamed the other night
that she was being murdered. She
awoke in so great a fright that she
only survived the effect two days.
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VIII Tell Of Boundary Lines.

o. p, Austin, chief of the bureau OF
statistics, is writing a book on the
development of the boundary lines OF
the states and territories, noting the
changes since colonial days.
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WRITING Book on rubsroulosl,

Alfred Hitler, a well.known author.
fly on consumption, is writing a book
on the prevention OF tuberculosis.
which will be revised by Prof. Koch.
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From facts gathered In the last six
months the remarkable condition is
revealed of the existence Of more
child labor in New York city than in
all the states of the south combined.
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PrOpounded to the slnnI..

Do you try to keep a Aatiron warm
with your feet all night, or do you
make the effort In the interest Of a
water iug?-Atchison Globe.
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President Loubet a Musician.

President Loubet of the French re.
public has been a keen musician all
his life. When he was a boy he was
a member OF the village band.
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The father of young Plttsburg
man has married the fancee OF his
son. Few parents are so thoughtful
for their children's happiness as to
make sacrifices of that kind.
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Read what Mrs. Day saws:

"DEAR Mrs PGSKHAM:I will few
the benefit have received from taking
time with
alton pain the stomach after eating constipation thought
would mind began Lydia f. Pinkhams
Compound and feeling like praise
mighty 1t all that II is recommended more.
hope that who E.
remedies MARIE DAY March 1901
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slauahter Of the alrd.

Forty thousand birds, mostly sand.
pipers, are reported to have been
killed recently on the North Carolina
coast for millinery purposes.
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Proof Not Paelfvlnn.

Dolly Sweetthynge--And will you
tell me solemnly, Harold, looking me
steadily in the eyes, that ever since
our engagement you have not kissed
another girl?
Harold Hardpressed-Soemnly and
truly, Dolly. Why, | haven't even
asked but four. and every one of them
happened to know OF our engagement.
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4 Distinction.

she-lsn't young softleIgh an Anglo.
maniac?
He--oh, no. He's just a plain, ".
eryday American lunatlc.
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The Lady-Don't you ever get tired
doing nothing?
Willy William-Lidy, believe me. |
git so tired dom nothIn' that can't
do nothin' else!
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Newlywed--Ah! (hic) the more /
see of you, darling (hlc)-(hicD
Mrs. Newlywed-Yes. that's Just
the trouble. II you would lessen the
number OF your evenings at the club
y'u would not see so many of me so
often!
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30
The Truth OF the Mater.

Abouts the best thing to do with
the Old capitol building and th
grounds would be 10 put them o.,
the market and sell them, for
there is not & more val "a ele piece
of property IN the city OF Jackson.
ana he -evenue- der:y ~ from the
sale cCu.d be covered into the
State treasury aud pct to Use IN
keeping up the repairs ci tho new
building, Tor ;hat Is gong 80 90 4
heavy annua! expenditure that he
legislature will have u prov de
fo4, and 10 ,ry and keer up t@o
buildings viii but add very mate
rially to that expeAce, + say noth
;ng Of the cost ot rdttine the
building in habita b. condition.
iae memories that cip-5er around
the Old building are sery dear,
and all that sort of thIlg but not
withstandiLg these the taxpayers
ara not IN condition &c maintain
two State capitol buildings. So
the Hcralds opinion is 10 sell
them TO the best advantage. So
let the next legislature make pro-
vision to dispose of them.-Iazoo
City Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30

In the national military park at
Nicksburg. the State of Iowa will
erect a monument costing 500, 900
% the Federal soldiers who fell
during the seige of Vicksburg, be-
sides as many individual tomb
stones as graves of tn dead can
re Identified. Iowa lad thirty
two commands in the seige, some
Of ,hem in the most conspicuous
and dango rous positions, and OF
course their losses were heavy.
4 commission is also on the
ground for erecting thirty monu-
meuts to the memory of Ohio
troops. and a State monument viii
doubtless be erected later.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30
The burning of the compress AZ

The burning of the compress Al
Ma con last week involved tie loss
of $500 bales of Gotten, besides
the press. machinery ard building.
All the cotton except abou. 3GO
bales was insured, and tins con-
press building carried policies 20
the amount of S20,500. Ine tota'
loss is estimated at about 81 5 .0C0.
The plant was the properly of the
Newburger Cotton Company, ard
will bs rebuilt.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30
Tombigbee River Improvement.

Congressman j. III. Bsnkhead az
Alabama, is one OF the most laithfC!
and industrious memb bers thai rep
resent Southern constItueuc,s.
and his district should keep him
in congress as long a. he will serve
them. After accomplishing a
great deal in the way of improS .
nent of the Warrior and other
Alabama rivers he i now devOt-
ing his energies To- securing nGvi-
cation for the Tom Digbce river
from Columbus to DeniopClis. IN
furtherauce OF this scheme. "a
company with Capt. Craighill a
Mobile, he left CClum bus this
week in a row boat TO- make MI
mute, personal exami.atioi. of the
river from Columbus % Demoyo-
lis, stopping at tie era. import
art towns ana landitgs enrcute
This tear of insyectiCI j. intend
ell to gain AS much il .ormt. .on :
possible in order To make n r.
tesligent recommendation 10 Con-
gress for AN appropriation e. the
approaching session. Mr. BanE-
heads energy aud te"aci.y h,-1e
already been success.ci wherever
applied and our friends down the
river nave good reason 80 expect
substantial results to follow his r.
forts ior he TOT biCtee.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30
The East Mississipri and Was

The East Mississippi and Wes.
Alabama Fair al Columbus, close,.
last week in a blaze Of glory. Tie
exhibits in all departments were
numerous and attractive, and
handsome premiums we're award
ed 70 those who scored the high
est points of merit and excellence
Our neighbor down the river is to
be congratulated upon the fiatter-
ing success cf the exposition.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-30

Miss anelie Sykes, G Abe-de.s' .
who last s..r;ng grsdlstsc Fl 4
the Industrial Institute and c.
lege, AID who during he four
years course AZ the institution
was 2 prominent member OF the
Peytnn society, came down to take
part in the public meeting Of that
organization which was held in
the college chapel Friday night.
contributing on that occasion a
beautiful vocal selection entitled
.Thou'rt Like Unto A Lovely
Flower."-Columbus Commercial