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Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
A Case of Diphtheria

A case of diphtheria was discovered
in Jackson on Monday last, the patient
being the five year old boy OF deputy
sheriff Fred Jackson. AS soon as the
disease had sufficiently developed to
enable the attending physician to rec
ognize IT as belonging to this contag agious
class, the dwelling was placed in a state
of quarantine. 1t is not known at
present whether the case will develop
into severe type. The county health
officer is taking all necessary precau-
tions to prevent the spread of the
disease.
Later.-We regret to report that the
patient succumbed to the terrible NAL
ady about midnight Thursday. The
throat trouble had been much relieved,
leaving the sufferer so weak that death
ensued from heart failure. The victim
was particularly bright child, and the
sympathy Of the whole com munity is
felt for the parents in the loss Of their
only son.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Mrs. Gordon Meets with an Accident.

At the conclusion Of the Amador
teachers institute in San Jose, it was
arranged that a number of the teachers
and visitors from this county should
take trip to the Lick Observatory on
Mount Hamilton. Four stages were
secured, and the party left the city
Thursday afternoon. Among them
were School Superintendent Geo. A.
Gordon and Mrs. Gordon, who were in
the second stage. When about seven
miles from the summit one of traces of
this got loose, and some excitement ue-
Cured. There was no runaway, but
Mrs Gordon in attempting to alight
by means of the steps while the stage
was in motion, lost her balance and
fell on her right shoulder. A doctor
was sent for from San Jose. 1t was
found that while the arm was painful
and partly numbed from the shock, nc
bones were broken, and the injury was
not of a serious character. 1t was
deemed advisable for her to return to
San Jose for treatment. Mr.. Gordon
returning with her. The rest of the
party went on to the Observatory, re-
turning the following day.
Mr. Gordon got back to Jackso last
evening, leaving his wife with friends
in San Jose, not on account of the ac.
cident, but in accordance with her ori.
ginal intention when she started on the
trip. She Is expected to return home
in about week.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
MINING NEWS

FREMONT. NT.-Everything is running
along smoothly at this mine. A large
sleeping house, sufficient to accom-
modate between 80 and 40 men, has
just been erected. The mill is running
to its full capacity.
RED HILL. = At this mine in the
Aetna district, preparations are being
made to start the mine on an extensive
scale. A Stockton company has Sc
cured the property. and are erecting a
suitable boarding house. The ore
prospects well, and the promoters pro-
pose to give the mine a thorough test,
with every indication of it developing
into a paying property for years to
come.
WHITMoRE, This property near
Volcano, is operating steadily on a
small scale. The four stamp mill is
idle just now. Rock is being accumu-
lated for the purpose of resuming mill
ing. Some so tons have already been
taken out, and it is intended to ac-
cumulate at least 100 tons before start
ing up the mill. The mine is looking
very well, and the owners are well sat-
isfied with the outlook.
BUNKER HILL.-It is reported that
this mine is looking better than at any
time since the mill was started. The
ore is of higher grade, and the stock
holders are sanguine that the dividend
paying era will be einaugurated ere long.
There are some improvements to the
machinery to be made before the mine
gets on satisfactory operating basis,
and these will demand heavy outlay,
provision for which has been in process
in the accumulation of surplus fund
for many months.
KENNEDY forty stamp addi-
tiOn to the Kennedy mill is completed.
Some of the new stamps were to be
started this week, although on account
of the new mining belt not being re-
ceived it may be that the full capacity
of 100 stamps will not be running until
the first of the month. The ore bins
have been filling with rock in antcipa-
tion of the starting of the extra stamps
for week or more. Some additional
machines have been put to work in the
mine breaking rock, but the working
force has not been largely increased as
yet. There is no doubt, however, the
dropping of 100 stamps will necessitate
a material addition to the number of
men employed,
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Injured by Gas Explosion,

Frederick w. Bradley, the we'll
known mining engineer, who married
Miss Mary Parks of Jackson some three
years ago, was badly injured by an ex,
plosion of gas at his residence, Washing.
ton and Leavenworth streets, San
Francisco on Thursday morning last.
Mr.. Bradley was leaving his residence
on the morning in question, and at the
foot of the stairs lit d match to light
his cigar, when instantly fash and
explosion occurred. 1t is supposed the
gas had escaped from a.concealed pipe,
and leaked through cracks, filling the
yestibnle. Mr.. Bradley was severely
injured. No bones were broken, but
he is in danger of losing the sight of
one eye. The building was also badly
wrecked by the violence of the explod
ing gas.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Shirts, Gloves, Etc.

Mems miners wool Flannel Shirts,
regular 81. SO for ....:....S1. Is
Mems miners wool flannel draw
ers, regular $3.50, for. .S1.15
Black and white striped work
Shirts, regular SOC, for , .40c
Buck gloves, guaranteed to wear,
regular 1.50, for .S1.1O
Fire and water proof glove gaunt-
lets, regular 50. 90, for 81. so
Fire and water proof glove gaunt-
let's, regular S1.75, for. .S1.25
Good work glove, sold all over
town for $1.00, for SOC
Mems good Dress Shirts, sold
regular for 75c, for ...... 49c
Mems good up-to-date Dress
Shirts, regular 75c, for .43
Mems good Dress Shirts, all right,
new, sold for 75c, for. ....... .43c
BOys' Dress Shirts, sizes IL to IA,
sold for 65c, for ........4 40c
Blue Jumper Coats, 8 OF. denim,
75c, for .63c
Blue Check Jumper Coats, best
grade, 75c, for. .63c
Blue Check Pants with bibs, reg
ular 75c, for...............6 for 63c
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Thousands Cured.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has
cured thousands of cases of Piles. 81
bought box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve on the recommendation of our
druggist, so writes c. H. LaCroix, of
Zavalla, Tex, land used it for a stub
born case of piles. 1t cured me per-
manently. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

The new five-roomed residence erect.
ed by Mrs. Stasal on the Hamilton
tract is about finished. 1t is one of the
neatest and most convenient dwellings
in town. 1t is expected to be occupied
by the 1st of next month by j. S.
Clark and family.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
False Report.

Understanding that there is report
in circulation to the effect that Vernon
Hattersley died from diphtheria. in
justice to the parents of the child ]
wish emphatically to deny the same
Any one circulating such report is
doing so either through ignorance OF
maliciousness. A. M. GALL,
County Health Officer.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Lost.

Tuesday, Nov. Is, between Fremont
mine and Amador via Drytown, ladies'
gold hunting case watch, initials j. H.
1896 on case. Finder please leave at
Chichizola Estate Co., Amador City,
and receive reward.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

Taxpayers take notice, that the first
instalment of state and county taxes
will become delinquent after Monday,
Nov. %, and unless paid on or before
that date a penalty of Is per cent will
be added thereto.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Watch Lost.

Somewhere between Jackson and
Kennedy Heights, a silver Hunting
case watch, No. of case 3383720, No. of
works 6934767. Finder will please re-
turn the same to Frank Mitchell,
Kennedy Heights, and receive reward.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

Only one more week to pay taxes
before the delinquent penalty will be
added. Nov. % is the last day
as package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak digestion, for defective nourish-
ment, for consumption, take Scott's
Emulsion. 1t restores flesh because it
strikes to the cause of the loss.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
See Our Window

Just keep your eyes on our win
dow and you will see that our new
goods are strictly up-to-date and
the best that money can buy. We
are always ahead of the times for
new styles and good goods.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
To Cure A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. e. w. Groves sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

Wanted by young lady a situation
in hotel or office. Apply to Ledger
Office.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

We make speciality of printing all
kinds of notes, receipts, checks etc.
Send your orders to the Ledger Office,
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

N. S. G.. w. shoes for men at the
Jackson Shoe Store.
After eight days treatment by a
doctor without receiving any benefit,
I was cured in four days by DR.. Mason IS
Poison Oak Cure" F. NJ. Kanarfogel,
lone. il
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
A..-Guess-..c o..

Can you guess, well see the large
candle in our window and guess how
many hours it will burn. First prize
S25 suit. second prize S. pair of
shoes, third prize, large doll.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
"Calva ?" Shoes

Other stores advertise this shoe,
but don't be fooled. You can al
ways tell Calva shoe. Look and
see if Krippendorf & Dittmann Co.
have their brand on the bottom.
We are agents for that line and will
pay you handsome price if you can
duplicate any shoe iu our line stamp
ed Krippendorf, Dittmann Co.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

Lem Cambell, who shot his wife at
Oakland, and who will be charged with
murder, was raised from boyhood at
Plymouth, this county.-El Dorado
Republican.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

Made by the Ladies Aid Society.
Good cotton and all white. Don't
buy cheap quilts at the same price
when you can get good ones. They
are better made and prettier patterns
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25

A new fooris being put in the post
Office. Dry rot had affected the joists
that the floor had sunk several inches,
the wainscQating and haseboards being
also much decayed. The floor in the
express Office adjoining will also be
renewed.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
Ladies' Dress Shoes

We have just received a new line
of ladies' dress shoes, the latest
styles and best line that ever came
to town. Our new line consists of
button and lace, heavy extended
soles and hand sewed soles. Re-
membe this line was made for us by
Kippendorf & Dittmann, Cincinnati.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
A Good Complexion.

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re-
stored by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers," so writes S. P. Moore, of
Nacogdoches, Tex. A certain cure
for biliousness, constipation ETC. Small
pill-easy to take-easy to act. Sold
by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
..ShoeS----ShOeS..

See our new line of N.
S. G. W. Shoes, best shoe
that ever came to town at
this price $3.50
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
ksties 4 Seeeisi E1sesllsa H.

S5 noe1ee q S9edA E1oeuDo -
Notice Is hereby given that pursMat 70 . sps-
cisl execution Issued osir Of The Cosnsy Couss n
The County Of Delta, in the ststs Of Cu,ossda
dated July :. 1904 in . cause wherein frsak Drain
y plaintiff and ". O. Lehnsp. 0eoegs ". nas-
tAolonsw and the Btase Line OIL Company an
dstendeDta. am commanded 70 make sss ssas
of i've hundred and my ous dollan and sixty twc
ccsats tedai62I besides one hundlsd md ninety
tWo DOLLAR and seven cents toas2yeD sost N
suit tossthsr with the Interest therson from the
day oi rendition uf Judsmsat fFoo tke follovIus
Described property. towit
One q horse power Warren engine, one q
hosso power steam boiler. oiss MOO foot cable
~ inches IN diameter. three r,ps sockets, two
sets jsss, one Inch anger stem, enc ~ Inch
auxer stsm, one ~ inch anger stsn. oas ~ d
- ieeh iss, one net Of " Inch hie, on srs of ~
Inch bits. one sy0uo foot ssad line, one duvs
belt - FEET long, one ~ batter, ons ~
bailss, two s,edgs hammens, one blaeksaltA
bellows. os,e 10 bsrrrl Steel tsnk, bsnz ls peop-
ssty formerly levied upoa by ne usdss Witt d
Attschmest In ssIA cass.
Now therefore, hereby sivs aosics list ss shs
hoaf ot eleven O'Clock In the s6ssssooa n the
18Th day of July. AID. 1904 ~ the site NJ tise OIL
Well, On Dsita OIL Piacss ciaim No. %, n i,sita
0ossty. Colorado. and aboas shsss niIss sossh-
east Of The Town Of Deiis win Orr ~ sale
ssA ssll " the highest and bert bidder Tor essh
al Of the right title and intsrsse Of aid defend
ants In snd 70 the sbove nsentionsd properly, or
~ much thereof q shall b. nsessssy 70 satisfy
the sad execution together with Interest and
costs Of sale ~ IN the aid writ I am com
ma,,ded.
DATED 1t Delta, colorado, this sth day Of Juiy.
A. D. i0ol.
VIZ. HUNT.
SheriH VI Delta County Colorado,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Ksllee q e1eculIea SaDe.

Notice b hereby given that pursuant to an
execution issued out Of the County Court Of the
County of Delta and Stats Of Colombo, dated
July 7. 1884, In cause wherrin the First Nation.
al Bank Of Delta, Fred N. Dickerson. George ".
Bartholomew. J. p. Kuhnley, o. Joy updesraT
and Frank Drain wers parties plaintiff, and the
State Line Oil Company and Ge0sse ". Barthol-
omew were defendants. l an commanaed 10
make from the following goods and chattsls Of
the said Tho State Line OIL Company u wit:
SO feet one inch wire cable; set rIg irons,
including saad r-ei: derrick: l bolt house;
engine house; rs fest 10 Ipch Gazing: 500 feet ~
inch casins; LEO feet 6k tnch casing; $50 seet
Ga inch casinx with shoe Er same; Iron lasrel
crude oil; wooden barrel Of resldnM; , sets
casing elerstors; double steel block; l triple
steel block 10 foot iFoa bumper: 10 ieet Incl,
gas pipe; Ice box; all posts, wire and 9th ef ma
ter!al u>ed in fencing and building not named
above located on Piarei Claim No. n all loea,sd
on Delta OH Placer Claim No. . N Delts County.
Colombo, about hre< ~ miles nosthsass ftoa The
town of Delta. Colorado, the property gosnery
levied upnu BY me under whit of at,achasst, ths
sum Of fst54os tngsthsf with sha fsrlbes san Il
SI9s0 costs II suit for the aid The HisA Nation
al Bank; also $50 soGssber with ths farther sssn
Of Sls.i2 costs In favor Of the said Fred N. Dh =
sIAAsS ~ ~ boU = vt43JoSS uBtS0eK WIN Ioe
h,rthss aam of ell. - costs ia iasss u The asid
J. r. kuhslsy: slao siss san Il el1Au tassshss
with ths further sum q esssss eosts b Avor oG
Ne said q. Joy UpdsgAE siao ~ san oS
ed6l "a In fsvoe ofthe sai1 Prank Dnin. tnesAher
NTH ei2i57 cssta. Of 70 much thsss.s as .hc said
psos,esty will bring. ..., s
SOw, Therefore. hereby give notics Inst at
the hour d Ten O'Clock In the forenoon On the
18th day Of July A. d. 1901, vii ssll 1t psbaic
ua's I" ti,e highest and bsst biddrr sos saai h,
satify the I'D execution. ss the sits II he oil
well, on the said Delta Oil Piaess ClaIn No. -,
all of Jhe right, title and intessas ul nd ds1snA
snts In and 70 the said shove Inenti0nsd psopes-
y. o. 30 much thereof - may b nsceaaasy 70
ssttsfy said execution, bsrther with all Gusts IN
tlse ssid case. .-
Dated at Dslta, CoIorado, this s,h dsy Il July.
A. d. lset.
w. HUNT.
HhehG.
.5 Julv g. In1v lbth .n.t,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
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The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
nsaiee 4 1F1sose's So.

whrreas dsianls has besn made In the pay
ment of tile principal and Interest ON . cestaiu
prOsni>sasy n0ts d william l. Wndie for the sum
u go isysbie " the ostIss Of william A. CiaT
and secs,rsi by d~ed OF trust ofaId William l..
waie dated January iEh, ian, and reeoalsl. h,
The otter of the C eth and kerssSirr os neita
county. Coiosadn. u isse II Of book ", aud
Whcrcas the bsneAciary under said dssd 0i
Trust nn.i the berai holder of the INTO SECURED
thesvby has in writing declared vioaiiou oi
tie covenants Of said deed II trust and bas
elected ~ advertise the psuprrty iE aaid deed ol
tr,aSt described. sor sie under the terms thsroof
and dih on tie SAh day Of June, isOt. als In
writing with the untenigned Public Tsussrs
~ithih ard g0s he nd Coasty u De:ta. .
u.,tice II vio:Aiioa, eiersiou and dsuaAuL fSs
sssch sale.
Nos Tb-rekse, Sur 20 weeks pubiic uuaics Il
hrret'y given by n. Z Clacx. eoansy treasurer
u Delta eoauty, Coiossdo. - Public Trsstse
under and By viFtns I'll The power In nss ~ The
sid deed Of tnss vcsted a,sd W accOrAsncs With
ths ssrns o6 sale spseinsd shersas snL aesnsdins
N die isv N spch ese ssaAs nod psovIdsA. sbs
tiss pssp. - II sAytng The ~ . ~ Sos M SD
aii .asasA taarsse t,seseoa sad eli e,ssa an
expresses II sht. tru>t. will On Saturday ihe assA
day II Jsly. fset. Ut Ne ksus u ten o'eiasek 10
the lBressosn st pub'ic anctina at The South
rrout dooe Ut the C.nniy C0urt hosass In siss
conpty oS Delta ash ssste II Csaosado, ss the
hishess a,,si bess price ssc saAss viii briaS In
cash. srii snd dspss u all Il the psrmtss
sssd Proessty, betnx the aaae ~ prrty des-
crtlseA In -ai<i desd " traS. kno~n aud dss-
crlbed NJ followa, to-wts:
Lrss ntsnb~sed avs t') md sia ts) In black suiR-
besrd one n, In ths foose- -willisms'n s,ksliiou
to ibs Taws u iNuia. iDsits co"n'y. C"hssdo
aco.'ssiing n the plat thsssos nov Of reoord Ia
tbs olRce Of the C1erx sud Recorder Of asd
Delta county. wish aii ,se priviisss sad appar
senanets theseunso bsknains.
5ew Ea n. X. C1.ACk.
County Treasurer of Dsits Couasy. CSsosa3o.
- tuhlic Tnnaes. '..
Jaly f-Julv nh.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Somerset coal 10 the best on earth,

Somerset coal 10 the best on earth.
SPOT CASH pays lie for your eggs
Rev. T. G. Kirkwood. D. D. syuodical
Superintendent OF the Presbyterian
Mission Work for the states OF Colorado
and Utah, will spend next Sabbath. July
10 with Rev. W. A. Bass and will prssch
at II Q. N. at Eckert; At 3 p. N. At Read;
ats p. N. at Cory. Tho public ars cor.
daily invited to all these services.
Next to putting money into the de.
velopment OF mining prospects, In Sau
Miguel county there 10 no safer invest.
ment 10 the world. nor ono that promises
more certain and bigger profits. than
real estate 10 either Montross or Delta
counties. Farm lands aud town lots
will double in value within the next
three years.--Telluride Journal.
The new side track line for use OF The
Delta Dressed Meat Company, was sur.
veyed by the D. 4 r. G. officers on Sat-
urdsy morning, and will be laid at once
so that car loads OF material can be run
direct to where the buildings are going
up. The track leaves the main limo just
opposite the electric light plant build.
ing and runs $50 feet north west on
the Meat CompAny's land.
The pill that will. will MI the bill.
Without = gripe
To cleanse the liver, withoun . CULVER,
Take one at night.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers arc ANAL
easy to take. easy and gentle In eject
yet they are 20 certain in results that nc
ono who uses them 10 disappointed. Fo,
quick relief from biIiousness. sick head
ache torpid liver. jaundice. diszipess
aud all troubles arising from an inactive
sluggish liver, Early Risers are uu.
equalled. Sold by Peoples Pharmacy
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
kstiee A hssl SestlsAsst.
! ,As mass.r Of ,l,. s..a,s q Rreeses 2, Psxps,

IN he matter Of the sstsss of R-oeeea '. Pavns.
dseea.sd. ,5- e
Noelss . hereby givan TINT Oh Saturday The
aasd day Of July, 4. d. 1904. belnx ons VI ihe
sssuias days II he Juise term Of ths cnanty
Court Of Delta County. In The stsse Of ofcolosAdo
I y. n. Payne sdmini<nssos Of Tho aid
estate, will appear bes0rs the Judge oi aid
Coust, prsssnt ny aual sstslsnens - ssch I'D
niniseFattsr. psaS ths approval NJ the aaAs, end
will then apply 70 b. dIschapssd ~ sueh Adnin.
istratrator At which tirss aud paAes any pessos
II intssrsk nay appear asd pserst obiecslnna
70 he saAs, u any thsrs b. .@
Dated ~ Delta, Colorado, Juns :Iss. 1901.
y. u. PAYNE,
Administrator 0f the Estate Of Rebeeca 2
Payne. deceased.
June ~: July =.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
The removal sale is
still on at the Spot
Cash Store. -.
u h 1o1sy.

The timeworn injunction Never put
OF til tomorrow what you can d to
day." 10 now presented ip this way sDo
it to dsyv' That 10 the tsrss sdvice we
want to give you sbout that hsc3ng
cough OF demoralIsing cold With which
you have been' struggling Tor ss9Srsl
days perhaps weeks. Take SONS ne1ia.
bio remedy for II to day and Let Nat
remedy 30 Dr.. Bosches's German 1jsnp
which has bseu 10 use for over tAi!syt
five yesrs. A few doses Of It viii -un.
doubtedly rslisys your cough Or cold
and ito continued use for few dsys
will cure you completely. No matter
bow deep-seated your cough. even u
dread consumption has attacked your
Iupgs. German Syrup will surely effect
q cure-ss it has done before 10 thou
ssnds Of APPARENTLY hopeless cases os
lung trouble. New trial bottles 25c; re-
gulsr size, 75c. As all druggists. ia
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
neis esl6ea ue6lIsk

On Sunday last Mr.. and Ars. G. O.
Marsh celebrated their Golden Weddina
anniversary at their homo 10 North Dol.
ta: A large gathering Of relatives snd
friends were present who csmped on
their beautiful lawn and remained over
the Fourth.
Among those Who participated 10 this
happy event we're Mr.. and Nrs. W. O.
Daniels aud family OF Cedarsdge. ". v,
Marsh and family OF Stewart msss. M,
and Mrs. 8. 2. Allen and family Of Pao-
mia. Mrs. A. F. Dukeman of Pueblo and
Arthur Marsh and family Of Csdsredge.
Mrs. Allen aud Mrs. Dsniels srs both
daughters OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Mspb,
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
sss,ss I tsss.,,ss -.

N.ates b hsrby siye. shss ps.!.aant : 70 {
~ the r0ensy Of issaa. Dtatr oS Cu!oeNesi d ~
yusss lish, liuA ~ eass whrTrtn l,clia Cctin' !
hauk b piaintiH ard 4. g. 1.iiss .lrfrshAnt and
diFtesr1 y n.s e s,srfiE Mhesel,y An e:,a,.
nSassded 70 seil The pFUprny hGrrihafers des-
csiied, ~ 10 nuch ussr.vf q h nreesssy "
fnaks the an'.,sst q ssn tsdxa.rst " xit: = ~
q July. Il o.. p lie lssls q Ten o'clock ~ ihs
Coast Ho.sss " tke Io~s II l,sf,s. C.G,siy q
Deiea end Bsate ef tHsl0sado, Oeh.g f0s sabe AMI
vsli b, she highest aud lss.t bidder f.w eash y,
sstlsfy ssid sx.catt,n. DE psn.onsi lsopsrty
hrrvi,snrr d..er.ts:!. t,.sit iso sa.r,s q
pssny, = lOfprstl0n. sa1 lots ,, 70, u .nd iz "
hLpe4 I; lnss u. y. - and y In ha.ck l9ss
III ID Fiss .S Irlis fov.sis., % bri@ 4 -
M the Town " Dels. Ca,anty. Of 1lrlta sssd staes
" C4lwadO, toret)seT wish all assa sltiguaAr ~
pstv.asBrs ssd st'ssaitrnessess usssesseO W.
isisS 1t Dsits. Cosaslo. this issh day ol
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Sheriff
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The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
lspssese Leessser.

Rev. Naomia Tanurs, a Jspsness
Presbyterian minister, who has recently
arrived in this country lectured at ths
Presbyterian church last night. A
large numer attended. the church beipa
crowded to such an extent that many
were turned away The speaker, who
used fsirly good English. delighted his
audience by telling Of the customs and
conditions and the many things OF in.
terest about his native Iand.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
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