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The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
SOCIAL CUSTOMS or JAPAN.
Status Of the Motrer-In.Law Seems
Curious to Us.

The mother !n-law Is the most mo
moa,uus social question OF the day In
Japan. a woman prays that she may
become n mothcr.in,law. because II is
only IN that capacity that she Is ever
allowed TO show human weakness.
These are not, aE one might imagine
nj the expense OF her son-ln.law. be-
cause In theory there is no such thins
aa Fon-!nlaw In Japan. except where
man has married an heiress with no
brother. In that case IL is the man
and not the woman who is a slave
and linhln 10 be divorced Just as one
discharges n cab when II Ia no longer
wanted. II is he who is dressed like
n corpne when he leaves nis parents
house. NJ n tign that he Is dead TO his
parents family. !, is he whose change
of owner iS registered at the police
station, 30 that In japanese literature
II ia the gentle daughterin-law who
is the victim OF the mothcrin.law's
tantrums.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
VIII Not Come as a Stranger.

DR.. Cecillo Bsez, the newly appoint.
ed minister TO the United States from
Paraguay. IS familiar with this coun.
try from touring through II after hav.
Ing served as his couatry's represen.
tatiye at the pan-American conference
In Mexico three years ago. DR.. Bocz
is ore OF the most influential pol!ti-
clans and statesmen in his own coun.
try. and is. besides. a journalist. lit.
teTateur and lawyer OF prominence.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
BOUGHT AMUSEMENT BY SAMPLE
eaekwoodsnen Got Report Of One
Who Saw .how Between Acts.


| An old actor, telling some incidents
/ OF the road" remarked:
while we were in Cincinnati a par
/ .y of young men from away back
somewhere. being in the city, become
possessed CT the idea of going to our
show. They decided TO make up n
'pory purse and send in one of their
number. who should shortly come out
and report whether or not the show
was worth their time and money. This
committee cf one happened to get In
between acts. and while the orchestra
was playing an entre-act selection. The
committee did not tarry long. but went
out and reported to the full house that
he could not see anything in thar
ceptin' Il lot OF fellers a-fdd!n' befo'
big pictur' an some folks a-settir'
around a-chiunin'.
"A; another place heard a man say
to another: I'd er liked the show
Dooty well ef the main fe.ler hadn't or
stopped two or three times to holler
at feller down the road, askin' him
to light an look at his saddle, an
then tell,n' him TO fetch him a neyY
paper, ef he was foin' to town
1t was nasty, chilly night when
We played at Moline. The theater was
on back street, surrounded by
fcod that reminded me of southwest
Chicago in a spring thaw. There were
but few persons in the auditorium snd
heard one comedian ask the heavy
man what he supposed those folks
were doing there. or how they hap
pened to come in.
Probably came in to get out OF the
rain and warm their feet the villain
rnnl.e ed "
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

SS>-lIO acrfS. near Ce,arrdse. which ran be
cultivated. 6o scrs> III alfalfa, scre> in bearing
orrhaTG. ) 1rre> >st last spring. Good water
right. comprising ntlC-half interest in the
Sandstone BluH Ditch and onc-eight Interest
in the lStiiruFFnt mc>sI Ditch ( Reservoir Co,
head ui Wu'k hor>r>. 10 head oi cattle aud nc
Ce>>trV implements to run the place. hogs
chiCkCu>. etc. valued At S>Sn. II bought be
fore hay harvest, will sell for $500.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Snmc Coed AaYIce.

Lot your recreatious be maai!
moderate. seasonablc. and lawful: q
use of recreation is to strergthr
your labor and swcctea your re &
But there are some 80 rigid or -
,imorous that they avoid all diver
sions. and dare no; indulge in Laws
delights for fear Of offending. ThoE'
are hard tutors. II no; tyrnnts I,
themselves. whilst they pretend T.
n mortified strictncss, they are In
furious TO their own liberty. Rnd ,h,
liLcrality Of their Makcr-Stcelo.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
FRIGHT WAS TOO MUCH.
Thought Of Meeting irate ~ ,the- In.
Law Killed ChinaraN


Heapcckcd husbands are not un.
known In China. They hav. 4 story
there about three hcnpcekcd hus.
bands. who me, In a secluded spot on
tho outEkirtE OF thc village TO discuss
thoir troubles. A bad boy thought II
would be fun To play Il practical joke
on thom. 60 he broke on their delib.
orations with the dreadful news that
the three venerable riatcrs.in.law-
thoy call married women sistors.ln.law
in Chlna-werc coming down tho
street. each with n broonstlck. Two
of the men rushed IN terror to the
door to see II II were true and. finding
that they had been deceived, returned
To fnc their companion undisturbed
in his place. As he had always been
as umid ms any OF them they could
not understand and resolved 10 ask
the secret OF his courage. II was
speedily revealed. for when they
spoke to him he did not answer.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Georoe Gould Plans Fine Estate,

George W. Vanderb!lt's splendid es.
late in the North Carolina mountains
near Ashevillc has for several years
been one OF the show places OF the
United States. George Gould Is said
TO have discovered a site In the Colo
RADIO mountains. near Glenwood
Springs. that he thinks is capable OF
being improved so that 1t would over
shadow the famous Biltmore Of Mr..
Vanderbilt. and he is credited with the
intention OF making II one Of the fin.
est estates In tle world.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Open 10 Discussion,

Michael Clancy. New York con
tractor who has become rich. bought
some race horses and entered them ai
the recent Saratoga meeting. H.
runs his horses for fun and seldom
bets. but one day he had a good thing
so he backed 1t for $40. When the
horses got away Clancy stood in the
Grand stand watching them throuyt
his field glasses. Some of his friends
knowing OF his $40 bet, crowded abou,
and began to Joke him. "Whcre's
your horse now?" Clancy was asked
Clancy surveyed the field carefully
y can't make OUT" he replied. -wheth
sr he ID last In the third race or first
In the fourth"
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Vegetable Artillery.

The common balsam has a sinrula,
method OF disseminating its seeds
When they are ripe and prepared for
termination the sccdpod explodos
With the slightest touch, and Tho
seeds are scattered In every dtrcctic,
with such force as to carry them .
distance OF twenty or thirty feet
Plants have many curious methods Of
scattering their seeds, but there t.
more stranger than the vegetable ar
tillcry represented by the halsam.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
oome Old.Tlme Recipes.

Some Of the recipes in a quaint old
book were Intended specially for .
'lord's' table. For it,tauce, . pike
WINS to be rerved whole to "a lorde."
but cut in pieces for the common.
altc." Cabbsges were to be thickcnei
with grated bread for ordinary pco.
pie. but served with yolks OF eggs foi
n 'iordc" The dishes at this timc
used at table were either gold or
silver for great occasions and wooden
trcnchcrs and platters 70; ordinary
uso. II was not TIL the time of Queen
Elizabeth that nintes OF metal and
aarthonwarc boRa.. to be generally
used instead OF wood.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

s,7-Ucrr B. the finest fruit farm in colorado
SAlcS ayrv Sl1pn la>t year. Will he r"te thH
sraSou
Iu7 aercs adjoining PaouiS. e. acres fine fruit.
Mostly. winter Rrplc>
A> sample. loo anplc trees. nne variety. last
year produced 1907 buScs oi fruit, selling al 81
erihON.
Ii paid 10 per cent on the price asked last year
aud will lay more this year
Som, csn be cut into city lot IL desired. u IN
cludc> wstrr rights worth SIO.sS Has fruit
house ,Nx1 feet, c,stinG 5000 barn cost si,C"o
Of rtccip;S from fruit. Next msn rSn do same
Price, So, 60 half cash, balance per cent,
5s-lsn acre stock iAr-n on Currsnt Greek: $50
Acres In alfalfa, N acrrs pasture No ' wsicr
right. CoIr>isting OF quarter htcns>t in Currsnt
Greek ditch. Firt- ruam hO>s .tsOsi stables, cor
rails etc. Price, $500, part time
sce--ii scrcs land near Hckcrt. partially. i'm
slS-lrr acres of land situate in Delta between
the depot and auurng mill fCnCst. waieT right
some trHc>, hnr building and gaTteu pace.
Fries only $50.
sss-S scrc>'on Garnct'mcsa partially improved
xltu.,tr l, mil, frpn ;hr iuCurpoTstiun FECc SJ4N
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
STOP THAT COUGH.

- When cough. a tickling or an irrita
ton In the throat makes you feel un
comfortable. take Balard's Hcrehouud
Syrup. Don't wait until the disease
has gone beyond control. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. a. Anderson, :5i West 9th st. Sat
S,45tsllard's Hurehound Syrup the bes,
medicine for coughs aud colds. We
have used il 1or several years; il always
gives immediate relief, ID very pleasant,
gives perfect satisfaction 25c 5Uc and
sl.UO. Sold by Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Wagner Was PhilosopnIc.

An English lecturer told some inter.
csting anecdotes about the pet birds
Of musicians TO the members Of the
London section OF the Incorporated
Society OF Musicians recently. One
of them was of parrot belonging to
Wagner. which kept up a terrible din
while Wagner was being visited by a
friend. The friend asked the master
how he stood 1t and Wagner replied
that though the bird did make a great
noise sometimes he was compensated
by having a wife who did not play the
piano.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
A Summer Cold,

a summer cold is not only annnyinr
but II not relieved pneumonia will he
the probable result by fall. Ole Minute
Cough Cure clears tho phlegm. draws
out the inf ,mmstion. heals sop,hes and
streng,nens the lungs and br,nchial
tubes. One Minute Cough Cure is ar
ideal remedy for the children. II is
pleasant 10 the taste and perfectly harm
less. a certain cure Tor Crcap. Cough
and Cold. Sold by the Peoples Pharm
acy
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Ssl-iOO acres. 60 acres cleared a, -acreS-tu al.
fslEt. S-rNgm house. cellar sNNss- Al under
'Cnrc with Crss> 'ence, ~ Rcur> morC ran be
cultivated, and Ito q. Of water. SS.pCu.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Low Price for Steamer.

A contract for building n steamer
Of 6.oOO tons was recently made 10y a
great English shipbuildcr at the rate
Of $26,75 per ton. This Is probably
tho lowest price that has ever been
quoted or accepted for properly
equipped cargo steamer. and Is but
very little more than half what would
have been asked for such vessel two
years ago.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
To Clean Wash Leathers.

Wash feathers are easily cleanc
Treat them like flannel. washing ,hel.
in warm soapsuds IN clean. Use Sc,
crai lots of Euds. always OF the sam
temperature, til cleanliness is II
sured; then hang up. withou; rim sirG
In the air 10 dry. When partially DIR,
rubbing the leather with the hanG
will make It soft and plisble.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Whale.Hcadcd Storko,

Capt. Stanley Flower writes from
the Biological gardens at Gizi. Egypt.
tha, the three specimens of the curl.
our 90 lill'' or whalc-hoadod stork
received from inr White Nile in 1902
are still In good health and condition
In the Gizi gardens. No living exam
pie of'this rare bird has reached Eng.
land since the arrival OF Mr.. Pcther.
ick's original specimens In 1850.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Has to Flight for Bride.

Among the i.olos or Western China
Il is customary for the bride on the
wedding morning to perch herself on
the highest branch of large tree
while the elder female members Of
her family cluster on tho lower limbs
armed with sticks. When all are
duly stationed the bridegroom clam.
bcrs up the tree, assailed on all sides
by blows. and 1t is not until ho has
broken through their fence and cap.
.ured the bride that he is allowed to
carry her OF.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Although the bull IS regarded by
the Spanish and Iatin-Amcricnn peo-
pie as the king OF beasts said New
Yorker the other day, the matadors
and picadors think no more OF fight.
ing him than they do OF eating their
dinners. Yet, brave and ski.lful as
these men are. TO amount OF persua.
sion or reward would induce one Of
them 10 meet a COW OF the fighting
breed In the center Of the arena
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Hard Let Of Moorish Women,

Feminine Moors are generally abso.
lu,ey ignorant of their age, Among
Moorish women this Is point Of
honor, but 1t is really no afrectatiou.
for as their birthdays arc never cole.
bratod in any manner the passage of
the years Is far less noticed than 1t Is
with US.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Ice In eehrina Sea.

Behring sea. on which Nome stands
Is shallow. and owing TO the fresh
water which many rivers pour into 1t.
the sea Is bracElsh rather than salt
The result Is that in winter ice readily
forms and extends over the surface o!
the sea for 300 to 400 miles south OF
EaIe. cc...ic.s,.' t--t-.'-- - ~''-
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

S--.N god stock "t bnots. >hoss. Gloves. etc.
on Main 81. $50 cash balance On time al per
cent. with security.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Man,r Educated ReonIe saek.

Iho eSpGlEiuns O! intelligent peopis
from Russia by the late Minister. II
cipiaEun. were SO humorous that a
number Of them have been now invii.
cd To return. as the education of the
country has been aGScted by their
absence
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
British Army Regulations.

Under the new British army regula'
tlons coIoncls commanding regiments
arc to send to the editors of the news
papers In the districts In which nre
tho regiments recruiting depots PARA
graphs concerning regimcntai sue
cessea and distinction. for the cncour'
sccmoat OF the rank and flc.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
ue Wished He Could Do II.

a merchant who had n store In
small country town fell In with
comic actor ON train. and said to
him: q do not see how 1t Ia that you
are ablo to think OF such funny things
TO say on the stage. and nll OF sud
den, too. j,,st wish ] could do 1t, II
would bo Invaluable to me In my busi'
ness. Success.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME.
How Patience wilI Enable One to Car
~ Water in Sieve.


~ Water in a Sieve.
John Diedrich SpreckeIs, the son Of
Claus Spreokles. Is the proprietor of
SSD Francisco newspaper. To an edi
tor ore day Mr.. Spreckels was talk
Ing about persistence and in the
course Of his remarks he said: My
father is a great believer in persis-
terCe-in patience. once when | was
n boy abandoned in despair some
CT 'ldlSh task that had undertaken
and my father reprovcd me for ii. Per.
siatcnce will do anything. he sad.
There's nothing you can't accomplish
with patience And then he smiled
sliEatly and added: You could even
carry water in sieve If you would
hava the patience 10 wait long enough
How lcng would have to wait? I
said. TIL it frczc. my father an
swered."
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Grass Evapcrates Water.

The amount of water given of BY
an acre of grass is estimated at thirt!
hogsheads day. About 300 parts, b.
weight, of water pass through 4 plar
to one part fixed and assimIlated /.
It's tissues.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Fewer Go to PHILIPPINES.

For some reason immigration TO tho
Philippines is falling on, IN this par
ticuiar furnishing a sharp contrast to
the record here. During the past year
the number OF arrivals IN the Islands
showed a decline OF more than 5000.
In nationality this decrease is noticed
principally among the Americans.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Each Mans Life.

Life is the best thing we can po asi
hly make of II. 1t is duh and dismal
IL man loses his temper; IT is glow
Ing with promise and satisfaction II
ho is not ashamed of his emotions. -
George William Curtis.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Fresh and Salt Water Lake.

A lake containing fresh water OF
top and salt water on the bottom has
been discovered on Kildin island. Lap
land. The lake rises and falls with
the tide, and the salt water evidently
comes from the sea by an under
ground channel
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
,,,, American s,,,l,m.r,.

The hrst electric railway In Peru,
from Lima eight miles to the Pacific,
and another contemplated from Lima
ten miles to the seaport. Calloo. will
have American cars and dynamos.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Rcst and [ aNor.

Extended experiments in Paris
show that in given period Of labor
the total quantity produced is in,
creased by intervals Of rest. especially
when short resting intervals are mul
tiplied. Rest acts as a stimulart.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Slo-,c 1crrs orchard years Old and in bear
ing situated the lSlvrr cnd OF CSlifNrdia mesa
-. miles frnm itSita. gVs,l water right in ditch
and half inicD>t In Sanders p>sTVnir. friCc,
SS,7Io, half cash, hslancc PER cent
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Uncultivatec Enuilsh Land.

Dartmcor, which occupies one.ffG
OF the area OF the county OF Devos
is the largest tract Of uncultiyatct
land in England.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Easily SatIsN.d,

Dystauder Csaressticallyl-'I sup
pose you want enough to get fea;h.
er bed with F=euch piIlows2"
Tramp-"No. just give me a guar
ter To get flask. Then any sellar
door will tcol Ike down"
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
A Coed Pointer.

Most folks are not only known by
the company they keep. hut by tho
things they should have done, and
didn't.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Soldier. in SIX ard Satin.

Ethiopian troops on ceremonial oc
casionB are arrayod in silks and sat,
lns, with lion and leopard skin mnD
ties. and guS and s!lveT.plated buck
les
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Makeup Of a Sailor.

At recent dinner of the 81
Georges Society at Delmonicos, Capt
w. II. Stayton said that the popular
idea OF n man-o'-war's man seemed
to be blue shirt inhabited by
thirst.-New York Times.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Ssa-lfvru want a farm ou Surface Creak how
j. tht>' - acrvS Y mile from Cory + q. : glivs
rum Delta ~ >hArt'~ Fruit Growers Ditch aud
Reservoir stock. shares >Urtace Ditch aud Res
utvnir stuck and e interest IN annther diicn
m4kiUs plenty ut water all the year for all tho
land all under guoh hcuce GoOd dwelling
hUus, with r,fUins, stables CorrgtlS and other
out buildings; Ia acres In alfalfa Is acres IL,
grain, aCrv la orchard. a. acres can b. farfueti
To h sold u'r 5000. either In cash part pity-
h'ent and C.p>y terms with tow Interest. Ibis Is
the opportunity for ali carly purchase.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Cast of illness,

The working classes Of England
according to the bishop Of Chester
lose E3,0oO. 900 in wages through III
mes In the course uf year.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Complete R.po.e Il. Necessary.

A scientist says II Is not true that
intellectual work Is relief from
physical work. or vice versa, Fatigue,
Of whatever nature It Ia. accumulatcs
during any kind of labor. and disap
pears only on complete ropose.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Radium In Pltchbierue.

Specimens of pitchblende, whIci
have been exposed in the museum
Vienna for 100 years. show radio ac
fIyity,
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Tibet sparselN Populated.

Tibet Is larger than France. Ger
many. and Spain combined, but has
ooly a population Of 100000.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Distribution Of Housss,

Italy and Spain have fewer house,
In proportion TO their population thai
any other country in the world: III,
Argentine republic and Uruguay hay.
the most.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Externinate Jackais,

For the determination OF jackals. {,
poisoning club for the whole OF Cap
Colony it suggested.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
"Wayino an Ancbor-

Henry Galbraith Ward, who Is con.
ducting the disbarment proceedings
OF the Bar Association against George
Alfred Lamb, because of the iatter's
connection with the Peter Power iii.
CATION. was telling at the hearing be-
fore tho referee last week Of peculiar
stcnosraphers' errors. 4 wns In a
case where witness testified to
standing on n wharf md waving a
handkerchief" said Mr.. Ward. when
>be minutes came TO me next day
they had this witness say: I stood on
the wharf, and was waving an iss,.
Choir New York Tribune.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Psychologists ana rcicntists Lave

Psychologists and scientists Lave
5con making some curious expert.
meuts with WOW to determine the
relative length and strength OF right
and left limbs. Fifty and nine.tonths
per cent of the men examined had tho
right arm stronger than tho left; 164
per cent had the two arms of equal
length and strength and Ss.7 per cent
had the left arm stronger than the
right OF women i6.a per cent had the
right arm stronger thna the left; ei.5
per cent h,.d the left stronger than the
right In order to arrive at the aver
age length OF limbs fifty skeletons
we're easured--twenty-hvc OF each
sex. or these twenty three had the
right arm and loft log longer. six the
left arm and right leg, while In seven.
,ccn cases all the members were more
~ less equal in length.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

sst \ gr0t Investment, 40 acrr> alfalfa aud
good srgtO lard On Garnet mesa. all tlliahe, all
fenCcd half milc trum town, Halt i alfalfa.
eatancc sr.,iu laud, 30 shares. stock in ,taruSt
di;ch and rCSi'rvOir company. making good
water right. Fixes, SI,p<e part cash.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

SOW acres OF land on suffice creek. hst~e~u
Eckcrt and cory an main road, sans inprave-
nsnts iracel, water right aHd som0 .ll.alla.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

SIS scr,s in IlHrts R;tsiu for 81 30 kne fruit
OJ Alfalfa fsru nicely protected hills, 81 aerssS
IN g,Od iiilsbr hand. All fenced contains
small house a"d barn Two acr>> IN beurin.
urChArt 10 >har,-> Of stuck In Alfalfa ditch
THi> will make u tiur combination for a man to
r.r>c fruit AMI cattle 0u a small Scst.c: will be
sold on sUod terms and Sasy payments.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

ait-ssi acres In C;unu'Sop valley, thrae miles
frOu, town, acrVS in alGllf1 S aCrvs orchard. 80
acrcS tilltnE land, halauer pasture, \ ;-r,rbm
house, -sss,d cellar, stable etc, -Four ~har's of
Rona''le ditch >ioek, rriec, $500, part cash.
balance per cent.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

50 10 aCrc> land miles east Of Delta: all
fenced. acrV~ IN urch5rl, years old, all
ullah'e, with - III a foot nt water ia Loutseu-
htEgr ditch, Will bS uatvrVd al>u 10y the I'un
ut>nu tunnel fricr s5O0. VIII take part pay
urnt.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

stN-NSar CCiHr,lgc, 10 acrcS, all under tcucc,
~, cleared. !Sa fruit trcc~, $50 straw hs'rrS
plants, 5N blackbvrries and rJlspberrie>. - inter
est IN L. c. 4 q. Reservoir. 10 aces ia alfalfa.
and cellar, private ditch to land. Si.S<p.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Ss'-ln1 acrr> Of land. - acres In Alfalfa, 10
$rrC> --ata land, the ret dining IS acres, all
til,ahIr 'sl ir,Iii lSuds aIkli I. acre IN bear
iU- oic'.ari consisting. 81 apples, Peaches, pears
psUm> Pruncs cher; 6 and grapes. -slisrvs ot
water ~ Tr'rSla TLTE aud = >lara in Rlnneb
park worth 81 SOC land ali under fenre. 5000,
cash sui the balance on time If desired ut per
cent interest.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Ts2-7 aC0s~ land, CS'Iunisou river with ice
hn!>,, Ice T1ud. all Tools pertaining To the is,,.
bu>1">~. al>i' the rUtgtc in tnwu. bur not the ice
in >tTS Ice house fpNto. Price 81 600. half cash
balance per cent.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26
Mexican Cottnr.
Qekplke Bull, Esar CoYA.

Mexico produces about 5000. .Crp
pounds Of cotton annually.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Hs-ien acres IN CnrOmpahgre valley A fine
hay or stock ranch NJ acr.S In alfalfa, 10 aCrCS
garden land, acre oichSpl. GOp,l s-rNNnm
house. c0Trsl>. stables and outbuiiitnss. sOo
inches No. 10 priority, rtec. S.vn.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

mesa. thrcc-quartcr> uf = mile frcm Cory post
office, ~ acres IN orchard, mostly winter ap-
pies, - acrcs in alfalfa, shares Snrtace Greek
ditch and reservoir company >t'ck, - shares
Fruit Erower>' ditch and reservoir company, also
paft ot fCs,g ditch, room frame house aud
household goods Goci oW hldldtn tnes, all fenced
all tillahlC amt, two teams, harucSS, Wagon, car
tiagc, Two CONS, calves, cHsc&cus, be,s, Gle,
The Delta independent., 1904-08-26

Sls-io acres half mile east Of Delta. scr's IN
bearing orchard, acres young cTShari. a-rsnm
house. good stable, sheets amt other oulhuild-
ings, fenced. water right IN Garnet ditch and re
crVvir company, rricc, 81 so. half cash.