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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-12-30
PRICES CUT IN TWO O!

AllneWest Handbags
and all Burnt Wood
articles will now be
sold at a reduction of
Fifty per cent. All other
holiday goods reduced
to remarkably low fig
ures. Our stuff is bet
ter than the best and
C h eaper tn IN tn e
cheapest. No matter
how we'll you can do
elsewhere, you can
now do better here:
There is a lot OF differ
ence between a Ten
per cent. discount and
a discount Of Fifty per
cent. Just think of it.
Ma7eS' Book Store.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
CEDAREDGE.

special Correspondents.
Mrs. Henry Kohler. OF Denver, i,
visiting friends in this vicinity.
John Lingren ID very i'll With pner
monia.
Rev. Allen will occupy the NJ. E
pulpit Sunday morning.
A. Z. Miller and family have returned
from visi, to the Worlds fair and with
friends in Kentucky.
Misses Maud and Jessie Ziegler have
returned from Paonis where they have
spent the last two weeks.
The basket social gireu by the Y. W.
{. 7. U. at the hall last Friday evening
vas success in every particular, s2l
being realized.
Misses Ella and Lula Gipe have re-
turned home utter an extended stay in
Paonia.
The Harvest Home Festival which
vas held at the hall last Tuesday was a
grand success, which speaks well for
Cedsredge and is probably the beginning
OF Fair association. The entertain
ment given in the evening in which Mrs.
Fish aud Miss Earle, OF Delta, took an
active part was enjoyed by all:
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
The Campaign Opens.

Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster. OF Washington,
d. c. made the first speech OF the cam
paign at the court house Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Foster has a reputation for
being one OF the most forciful lady
political speakers 10 the United States
and judging from her speech on this &C.
casion she certainly deserves the dis
tinctiop. She surprised all in her
knowledge OF state issues and used
some very convincing argument 10
favor OF Governor Peabody's "law and
order policy Mrs. Foster was sent
out by the national campaigL committee
and was accompanied by Hon. c. W..
Varnum. Of Denver. who made some
very timely remarks regarding the pres.
ent campaign.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
The Pueblo Special.

About forty Pueblo business men
passed through Delta Wednesday after
coon. The distinguished party arrived
about 433O coming down FROM the North
Fork valley where they made short stops
a, Paouia and Hotchkiss,
The business men Of Delta had made
preparations to entertain the party aud
met them at the train with the Delta
Concert band after which they were
taken for short drive through some OF
the choice fruit and farming sections in
this vicinity. They were taken to the
Delta house and dined after which they
we're escorted to the train by the bust
ness men accompanied by the band.
Their stop here lasted about thr ee
hours after which they left for Mont
rose and the San Jaun. They were
each preeeeted with some OF the choic
est canned fruit put up by the Delta
Packing company, while here. which
was labeled from the Delta business
men"
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
ADAMS NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR
Democrats Have Difficulty in Sc
curing a Candidate That
Would Accept.

After searching for the past month
for a candidate for governor the Demo-
| Gratis assem- bled 10 convention at Den
yer Wednesday nominated ex Governor
Alva Adams OF Pueblo for governor.
Every inducement was offered c. j.
Hughes. the leading Denver attorney to
accept the nominsiiuD. but this did not
look good 10 him consequently he de-
clined TO make the race. Mr.. Hughes
appeared at the: Democratic club shortly
before caucus OF the Denver delegates
we're called to order and informed the
local chiefs that be had finally concluded
not to run, II shall under no cirrum-
stances head the Democratic ticket, and
you. gentlemen, may as well let that
fact be known TO the rank and file Of
the party" Mr.. Hughes said with EN-,
phasis.
1t was only after great pressure was
brought TO bear that the ex-governor
consented to run-in fact it seemed
quite difficult matter for the Demo
Gratis TO secure candidate.
PoPuLIsT's WANTED LOOK Is.
After numerous conferences between
the candidates and leaders Of the ropu-
lists an agreement was reached upon a
statement to be sent to the Democratic
convention for it's Information. The
document was drawn up and signed by
Chairman A. b. Gray aud was o. k.'d
IN writing by Judge Frank ". Overs.
whose consent was all tha, was nec-s-
cary TO make it effective.
The statement was that the Peoples
party would undertake TO supper; in
good faith ano TO the extent OF it's ability
any one OF .the following seven gentle
men II named for governor by the
Judge Stevens. Of Ourxy.
Judge Bennett. OF Greeley.
Judge Voorhees,. Of Pueblo.
John +. Shafroth. IL Denver.
Senator {. B. Warn. OF Boulder.
Ben e. Hiliiard. OF Denver.
The Communication was tskon TO
Milton Smith the Democratic chairman,
by Secretary Thomas Lyons of the Popu-
original letter. signed by Gray and
Judge Overs. and a copy Of it wac let,
with him 10 be communicated 10 the
Democrats.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs, L. W. Svei;zer cole.
brated the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home on Garnet mesa
Monday evening, September 10Th. A
number OF friends were present and the
occasion was one Of great pleasure
During the evening Mrs. Baird rendered
several selections OF both instrumental
aud vocal music. which was highly ap.
preciated. Rev. Frothingham. in be.
half OF the guests. in a very appropriate
manner presented some very handsome
presents consisting OF cut glass and
hand painted china. Among those
present were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. +. Killian, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b. Houis. MIR. and Mrs. John
Kurz. NJ Z. and Mrs. II. J. Frothingham
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Obert. Mrs. Baird.
Mrs. J. G Newell. Mrs. J. A. Hurst.
Miss kurz. Will Curry. Frank Childs
and Wm. Newell. All present enjoyed
the dainty lunch. which was u fitting
climax TO the evenings entertainment.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Tunnel Contract Signed.

The contract for the work OF the
Gunnison tunnel was formally signed
last Monday morning at Montrose by J.
II. HALEY as president and Ira Fl. Mcneil
secretary OF the Uncoupahgre Valley
Water Users association. The govern
ment agrees to drive the tunnel nearly
six miles to tap the Guunison river
waters and to build up the necessary
distributing bitches to spread this water
over the valley. The farmers agree to
pay the actual cost OF same according
TO acres owned in ten equal payments
without interest, the first payment TO
begin when ater has been used on the
land one year.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Gunnison Valley Baptist Association

The nlneteenth annual session OF the
Gunnison Valley Baptist association will
be held at OIathe next week, September
y, IS, and %.
Wednesday. the first day OF the meet
ing will be devoted, to a great extent.
TO forming committees. making arrange
ments, ETC., and the annual sermon
which will be delivered by Rev. Fish OF
this place.
A lengthy program has been arranged
for the three days which covers almost
every line OF church work.
Many important church matters will
be discussed during the meeting in a
way which will be beneficial to the
churches OF the entire district.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Sunday School Rally.

The Sunday School rally held at the
opera house last Sunday night was one
Of the most successful affairs OF the
kind ever held in the city. An excellent
program was rendered which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowd
present.
The address, THE Purpose OF the
Bible School" by DIR. A. H. Stockham
as vel! AS the address entitled "The
Parents Place in the Bible School" by
Rev. Base, deserves special mention.
The musical part OF the program WAS
especially good and very much ap-
precia;ed.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Commissioners GO to Montrose.

Z. NJ. Gets. John w. Finn and II. X.
Ferguson, representing Delta county.
went to Montrose Thursday, where they
conferred with the county commissioners
OF Oursy and Montrose counties. the
object being to devise some means
whereby priority rights from the Un-
compahgre river in this county will be
more universally respected. For sever
al years those living on the Uncompah
gre have used the water regardless, to u
great extent, Of the priority rights be-
low them.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Have and Use a
Medicinal Atomizer.

Catarrhal trouble of the throat
and pose and Hay fever, are i'm
mediatcly relieved and permanent
ly benefited by the direct appli-
cation Of suitable solutions to the
affected surface by means of an
atomizer an entire cure results in
most cases from faithful treatment.
We have all kinds of medicinal
atomizers. We shall be glad to
demonstrate the uses of these
atomizers and to give information
as to the remedies usually en-
ployed in them.
The Seaion Drug Co.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by the Delta County Abstract Coz
For week ending Sept. II. 1901.
Squire \. Beggs to J. Fl. Camp, W.
D. part S W. a n. E. 4 Sec. ia Of
Consideration 5000.
Lucy Isabel Dandurand to Chas. j.
Upper ". D. Lots - aud "a, block .,
plat B Delta. Con. slOo.
United States to Layton r Ives. Receiv-
ers seceipt S. E. !. n. E, Il 25-l3,9.
Con. $50.
Olive BIumburg to Geo. F'ogg W. d
Lots 13. II. Is aud l6, block 10 Delta.
Con. 1900.
Jacob A. Royaart to Robt. 4. Haley
W. D. Lots %. 81, %. %. 80 and 81 blk.
l Haleys Add to Paonia. Con. 900.
Arthur Wingar to Harvey Robinson
W. D. part 5 E 4 Sw4 9149i. 300
James II. Haley TO Lydia Robinson W
D. Lots 30. 81, 81 aud % blk Hayley's
add to Paouia. Con. s44O.
Geo Fogg to Ernest L Schraft ct al
W D W half sec tp IA Rg 30 and other
lands $4,000.
Watson S Coburn to Fred Bendix W
D S Wa of n W sec 26. IA. 90 s775.
Fred ] McLane to Ward B Clark w
D Lots 81. p, %. "a ard a5 block l
Haleys add to Paonia 1900.
Ward B Clack to Fred NJ Lauom W
o W 30 acres OF s "a W fourth sec
Is part n E fourth S W fourth Is IA 81
5000.
NE Clack to Elmore G Harrison "
D Lots 4, .. and block pIatt B Delta
s1.
Elmore c Harrison to n E Clack W
D Lots 81 and 50 blk Delta W D 81.
Walter E Steele ct al to Abraham L
Reynolds W D part 8 " fourth 3 W
fourth l2-l4 %. ISIS.
Farm Land Company to Frances Mag
nelli " D s Z fourth sec 10 tp 81 n r IL
NMPM. s2,9OO.
Total transfers for the week Is.
Consideration sn9.6l2 90.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
hoW's This.

We offer Onr Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Tor any case OF Ca,arrb that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, o. We
tho undersigned, have known +. ].
Cheney tor the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. wALpISo. KiSSAS& MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon tho blood aud
mucus surfaces OF tho system. Testi.
monials scnt free. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halle Family Pulls Tor constipa'
tion,
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Dissolution Notice.

Ambrose l. Hunt will dissolve partner.
ship, ". F. Ambrose having sold his
interest to ". F. Hor neby and Rheul
johnson. All parties owing Ambrose 4
Hunt or Ambrose Bros. are requested to
settle all accounts at once as our terms
were each and time not to exceed &c days.
AMBROSE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
PaOnia Ships Many Peaches.

Almost 400 cars OF peaches have been
shipped from Paonia already this sea.
son aud those who arc 10 position TO
know say that the crop in that section
will be fully twice that OF any previous
season. Shipments amount to 10 TO -
carloads day. The peaches are un-
sxcellcd quality and OF large size.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

An impression is growing general
that N engagement will coon take place
1t Aukden. General kuropatkin is
evidently preparing to make deter
mined resistance TO any attempt to dis
possess him and is entrencbing ard con-
strucfing defenses He has an immense
force ay aiIable. but the opinion is ex-
pressed that TIE pass would be a more
favorable location for defense. The
Russiaps. however. are unwilling to
suffer the loss OF prestige which would
be Involved by the abandonment OF
Mukden. Both armies are nov rested
and have recovered from the effects OF
the Gght at Laio Yang. They are in
condition to fight and the weather is
favorable for military operations The
roads are drying and the japanese are
syeedn, restoring the railway. A party
OF military attaches who recently ar.
rived st Lao Yang from Toxic were
draEsed for ten miles in open trucks by
coolies. The army is now forwarding
rolling stock with captured cars and
engineers and the service will soon be
thososghly organized.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Dynamite Explosion Kills Eight.

Au outward bound Boston electric car
was blown to pieces at s o'clock We'd
nesday night at Melroee. Massachusetts,.
Eight persons were killed outright.
several fatally ioiared and 1t least fifteen
severely hurt. It 10 thought the car
struck charge of dynamite left on the
track. The front dash board OF the car
was hurled more than fifty feet. The
immediate vicinity presented fearful
spectacle. The ground was strewu with
legs. arms and other portions Of human
bodies
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
The Champion Beet.

A sugar beet weighing twenty four
pounds wss put on exhibition at COTS
real eets,e Office last week. So far this
is the champion beet OF the season aud
wss grown on W. S. Aliens ranch on
the Gunnisou river. near Delta. As
there is s,lll some time left tor bee,s to
grow this may yet be beaten,
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Neatly Answered

Exactly how old are you. anywayr'
asked a friend OF Lillian Russell.
Il have . friend" replied the act
ress. with apparent irrclevance, who
was born in mid-ocean on an ocean
steamer. After she and her mother
had landed. the steamer. on Its return
trip. blew up. So practically she has
no birthplace. My age Ia like that" "
she added, after = pause.-New York
rimAs
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
L. B. c. Recital.

Tho recital held under the auspices Of
the L Il. G. OF the Baptist church at the
Odd Fellows hsli Thursday evening o!
last week vas greatly enjoyed by those
~ho attended. The piano solo by ms
Houts-Baird was treat TO the music
loving public. Mr.. Fish aud Mics Earle
siso deserve special mention for the .r
cclien: msuner in which they rendered
their different parts.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Tunnel Bids Opened.
Montrose Enterprise.

Montruse Enterprise.
Bids were opened Thursday morning,
Sept. l5 at the L. S. headquarters in
this city, on the construction OF the ca
nails accessory to the Gunnison tunnel.
There were sixteen bidders. the outside
parties out bidding the local men. The
lowest bid for earth work was l2c per
cubic yard. and it ranged from that sum
on up to % cents. Generally the bids
were right around l6 cents per yard.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,

Tho q. A. r men have for the last
four years tried hard to build them a
hall. Two years ago they started plan
OF forming stock company, and to help
them some OF the citizens took stock
and several donated Ave or ten dollars
to the G. A. II, without taking stock.
To all those that do not wish to donate
the amount or any part thereof, they
can get this money by returning certii.
cato to n. l., Clack, on or before October
lst. as the l. o. o. Il. has been kind
enough to donate the G. A. Il, the use
OF their hall Tor life.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

In the case of Colorado versus Kan.
sas for the right OF the waters OF the
Arkansas river. Kansas will complete
its case thi. week The commission re-
.umes the hearing OF the case at Gar
den City. Kansas, this week. On Octo-
Der Colorado will beein-the introduc-
ton OF testimony. Congressman Reeder
OF Kansas will be one Of the witnesses
for Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Five Breathe Acid Fumes.

Ae a result OF a fire which started in
the engraving department OF the Den
yer Poet sixteen policemen we're stricken
down by breathing poisonous acids
Wednesday afternoon. Four OF the
Gremeu may yet die from the results Of
the deadly fumes.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
District Court.

District court convened in this city
Tuesday and most OF the time. so far.
has been taken up by damage cases
growing out OF the breaking Of the
Bonnie reservoir and litigation over
water rights. The jury was dismissed
until Monday wheu the criminal docket
will be taken up.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
BOMBARDING
PORT ARTHUR.
Japanese Becoming Aggressive
Again and Severe Fighting
Looked For.

A Shanghi special states that q
Chinaman who left Port Arthur last
Monday reaorts that owing to the inces-
SAINT bombardment OF the harbor by the
japanese, the Russian fleet is deter
mined to break out this week and en-
deavor TO reach Using Tau, the German
port on the Shantung peninsula. All
indics tions point to a general assault on
the fortress in a short time by the Japa-
nese.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

The town OF Oakley Kan, a small
place OF about 80 miles west Of Kan
sas city on the Union Pacific has been
entirely destroyed by fire. The fire
originated in the Tennessee hotel and
rapidly spread to other structures. only
one store was left standing. Some OF
the guests had narrow escapes. Loss
$4,000.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncallcd Tor in III,
postotllce at Delta. Colorado, FOR tn
week ending Sept. y, 1904.
Robert Barkelcy ta)
W. II. Core.
Annie Willer.
ELLA NEW. p. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
AabcuAosmeni.

Miss News stock OF dry goods havi ng
moved out Of our building we have re-
ceived nice line OF clean. fresh and
up to-date groceries. We are now able
to tempt the Appetite. Please call in
and see US whether you buy or not.
Produce and wheat taken in exchange
for groceries. Tickets given with every
cash purchase except sugar.
Yours for Business.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Does Education Paw

Greece Is overrun by well-educste,
men who do not know how to earn :
living. Tho country swarms with doc
tors who have no patients and law
yers who have no briefs. while labor
srs to til, the soil are at q premium
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
hIohest PestoMce,

The postofiice of Ancomarca, In the
Andes OF Peru. Is 10000 feet above
the sea nnd Is probably the highest
Inhabited spot on earth.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Kilkenny Castle.

Kilkenny Castle is one Of the old
est inhabited houses in the world.
many OF the rooms being much a.
they were 500 years ago.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

Trade With Cuba.
The United States buys from Cuba
three times as much as Cuba buys
lrom the United Statos.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

Business Done on Credit.
The checks which pass through the
London clearing house in six weeks
arc more than equal to all the coin In
the world.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

J.F. Reeves, man about forty years
Of age was arrested at Oyster Bay, \.
Y. Tuesday while making an attempt to
go to President Roosevelt's home. He
seemed to be demented and claimed to
president.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
N..rs.. Approach 10 the pelss.

While man has approached the
north pole within s3s miles. no ono
has yet stood within 77s miles Of the
south pole.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Wanted.

1000 tons of hay by the Delta Dressed
Meat Co. Inquire OF l. c. McGrew or
j. b. Ruhland.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
Automobile for Sale.

As am going away I will cell my
s75O automobile at about half price.
Also bargain 10 10 p. p. Aultman &
Taylor threshing engine, just ihe thing
for small saw or box mill. Call or
write 5000 to
NJ. OPPESHEIMER.
with pafrick A. Co Grand junction
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
GENERAL News ITEMS
News from Over the Country
Briefly Told.

A fight over a crap game near Cairo,
Illinois. September 10Th, resulted in
the death OF three negroes and three
white men.
The battleehip Connecticut will be
launched September 10Th, at the Brook
Iyn navy yard.
A wholesale Jail break occurred at
Trinidad last Sunday night, when seven
desperate prisoners escaped. Two have
been re-captured.
St. Louis day at the Worlds fair
there were 36O,440 paid admissions.
This together with the free admissions
resulted in an attendance OF i03. 45O.
W. ". Wilson, OF Fort Collins was
convicted Monday and given Jail sen
tence of ten days for killing a negro
porter some time since
The first annual national encampneut
OF the United States Spanish war veter-
ans commenced Monday at the Worlds
fair grounds at ST. Louis.
Word has reached Washington, D. C.
that rumors OF filibustering expedition
in the United States directed against
one OF their number has caused agita-
tiou among some OF the Central Ameri-
can republics.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

The battleehip Connecticut will be
launched September 10Th, at the Brook
Iyn navy yard.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23

with Patrick & Co., Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-23
REPORT or the CONDITION OF the
National
B A N k

OF ID + L t "A.
Al Delta, IN the Stat. of Colorado at the
close of business. September 6, 1904.
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