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DIAMOND coal.


Sold only by Citizens Coal comoanS.
SO West Second South. Tel, 80.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK COAL.
CENTRAL COAL AND COKE CO.,
now at permanent location. Phones
$500. IS So. Main ST.
X Al the sign Of the Peacock"
John Farrlngton's stable. Carriages.
stylish light livery and boarding.
Phone 213.
II. f. williams the carpenter makes
and repairs anything in wood work.
Shop II S. State. Bell PAS K, Ind. 2il
Royal Bread won sJs popularity on
merit. All grocers sell II. None gen
ufpe without our label with the crown
Or. +. NJ Keysor's method of filling
teeth Is painless. 162 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone ll2O K.
A Triumph.
That PERFECT WORK has given us
a national reputation; you get il for
the call.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
Tel 1913. 166 Main St.
Separate Skirt Sale
Now ON. Nearly half prices
1T WALKERS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gordon o. Beckstead. South Jordan. 2
Olive Austin, Salt Lake.................2 "A
Joseph Allen. SantaqLln. y
Elmira Carter. Santaquin. /!
Joseph Blewett. Ophir.
Hattie Hughes Mercur. .................4
Carl Whitney. Salt Lake. g.
Flora Perkins Salt Lake. IL
Joseph Johnson. Salt Lake....-..........9
Mamie Johnson. Memphis. Tenn.......2
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


WATCHES and jewelry Cleaning. 8. 20
mainzprinE, 800. c. E. w. Bowers, rs
Main St. Gold and silver bought.
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SOCIETIES.


ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3. F. * A NJ.
will hold a special meeting this Tuesday)
evening at 1880 O'Clock tor work III the
e y. degree. MasOns invited.
NJ c PHILLIPS Secretary
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It's So Easy

It's So Easy
To reach US by phone. Then you get
that PERFECT WORK.
TROY LAUNDRY.
"The Laundry Of Quality"
Both Phones. 1872. 166 Main St.
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lao Main Street

First Presbyterian ladies serve hot
coffee. sandwiches and doughnuts dur
ing election returns tonight.
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Beautiful Colorings

That are reflected in our NECK
WEAR cannot but appeal to the buyer;
ali exclusive.
Tel 1888 166 Main st.
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Bad Tenants Evictsd.

And rent collected. Merchants Pro-
tective Association. Francis G.. Luke.
General Manager. Top Floor CONNER
cial Block.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
--o-~~~~~~~~->~~~~-~~~~
GIRL to do homework for two persons.
S34 Sixth East.
YOUNG LADY for office work. one with
some experience on typewriter preferred
Address d 80, Herald.
YOUNG woman wanted for nousework.
4lS F. 1st So. \
GIRL. for general homework. Miller
flat.
GIRL wanted to assist with cooking.
go W. So Temple.
GOOD girl for general housework;
small family; good wages. IS NJ w.
TemCle
Competent girl. Can SIS r. brigham
Street.
A GIRL for general Homework: good
wages; two in family. 462 n. sd W.
GOOD girl for general homework, APP
ply I46 East 2nd South.
GIRL for general homework in
family Of 2, at $50 First street.
GIRL for general homework; family Of
two. 79O e Brigham.
TWO dining room girls at Bonds
restaurant. IS per week.
WANTED-At once. four good makers
in millinery department At Keith-O BTien.
A GOOD girl for general hoaseWork.
Apply 535 So. Main St, TO p. IN.
GIRL Is or Is years old for light house
work. Inquire at 1916 S. Fifth East.
GIRL for general homework 40 A St
A COMPETENT GIRL for general
homework. Apply mornings. 669 I'd st.
GIRL to help with general homework
80 Sixth East.
YOUNG GIRL TO assist with general
housework. 4S5 S. West Temple.
A YOUNG GIRL TO work mornings. ia
w North Temple st.
GOOD GIRL for general homework. S23
L. Fourth South.
GOOD GIRL for housework. Apply at
60 First st.
GOOD COOK wanted. 10 W. 4th South.
GOOD GIRL by Christian family to help
with work; can attend school. Inquire 253
Main st.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. 263 W. Fifth South.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for family of
three; GOOD wages. 1853 First St
GIRL 20 DO general housework S57 S.
Fifth East.
Girl, or middle-aged woman to assist
i'm homework; small family. 357 +. Fourth
South.
A YOUNG GIRL TO assist in general
homework. 254 S. West Temple St
A COMPETENT GIRL for general
Homework Apply SIS Z. Brigham.
ONE good dressmakor at 2l2ls SO. state.
rooms i and 2.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work 223 9Th East
GIRL for general homework; small
family; no washing cs p st.
WOMAN or girl for cooking and down
stairs work Apply 9, FIT Douglas
sTRcClSs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses. cooks, cham Oermaios.
Housegirls and all kinds Of restaurant
help wanted for city and coCuFry
IS West I'd So. ST. Phones 464
SITUATION WANTED.
>~~~-~>~~-.>~~~~>~
FIRST-CLASS cook and hOusekeeper
wants a position in private family. Call
at 2l7 S. Second West Emile kristian-
| sen.
BY AN experienced. capable young
| lady. position as photographer; has knowl-
edge of bookkeeping good references.
/ Address d q. Herald.
SITUATION wanted by young lady
! TO do mending or otherwise make her.
4 self useful in ret urn for home end very
moderate payment. The lady has en-
( ployment three days each week. Address
| Jasmine Cox 2l7 SO. 10th +. ST.. CITY.
/ SITUATION as nurse girl Call go West
/ South Temple.
BY reliable man, situation AZ fireman
1 to run steam heat. Reference given. Adj
dress ID %. Herald.
A BOY H. wants work washing dishes
/ or any kind If work A dslrokss
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Separate Skirt Sale
Women

Now on. Nearly half prices.
AT WALKERS
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING-

~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~ ~>>~-~~~-~~~~~@~~~s~~
PARLCR furniture re-upholstered. mat
tresses made over, springs re-stretehed
work guaranteed. S. L. Mattress & Mfg
Co., 157 W. So. Temple. Phones. 1857.
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Modern Plumbing

DR.. Hanchett, Res. Wilson hotel. Tel.
1858. Office COS Progress bldg. Tel. 1880 X
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To Complete

To Complete
Your wardrobe we have the SUS-
PENDERS and HANDKERCHIEFS.
New novelties.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
Tel. 195. 1856 Main St.
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AGENTS WANTED.

INVESTMENT solicitors. guaranteed
proposition. All make good money. Sun
day, "a. evenings. 10. Room sos Security
Trust building, 81 Main.
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l. NJ. LAW. specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral. Telephones
81. Prices reasonable
THE ROSERIE. cut flowers. floral ar
rangements, 142 So Main. Both phones
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A. o. U. W.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A O. u W.
hell, 161 Main street.
A. E. BUSBY, NJ. ".
s. w. DARKE. Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE Ne, y
meets every Thursday evening at the
A. o. L. ". ball 1el Main street
J. G. MORRISON, M w.
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100000 ROLLS

At moderate prices. George G. Doyle
Co, 211 State street. Phone 162.
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New wall paper. We are offering our
entire stock at prices that are calcu-
lated to make our store popular.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO.
Both phones. 81 Main st.
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. A. L.
viii hold special meeting this Tuesdsyl
evening at 7:3o O'Clock for work iR the
E y. degree. MasOns invited.
- c. phillips. Secretary:
FLORISTS.
~-o~~~~->~~~>~~~>~-~~~~~~~
l.. NJ. LAW. specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral Telephones
81 Prices reasonable
THE ROSERIE. cut flowers. floral ar
engagements, 142 So. Main. Both phones
WANTED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >-~-~s~~~~..S~~O>~sey>~s
HORSES 10 pasture and winter Inquire
Kedman Van < Storage Co. PHONE $50.
FAMILY OF wants furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with bath and electric
light; must be close in. Address ID %,
Herald
A GENTLEMAN whose family will
spend the winter on the coast desires to
rent. furnished. his S-room house in the
northeastern portion. to a family OF two
or three. reserving his own sleeping apart
ment. Kent reasonable to Just the right
parties. Furnace ana all modern convent
ences. Address G 20. Herald. giving name
and number in family. Coupe preferred
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron. metals; rub
bers. bottles. rags. etc. Carloads a spec
cialty 230 to 240 South First West.
MEN to learn barber trade; only eight
weeks required: constant practice and in
StructiOnS; special inducements at pres
ent Write at once for particulars. Den
yer Barber College. Denver. Colo.
TO BUY a large. stylish. dark colored
driving horse Address ID. % Herald.
I
BARRELS Of money to loan on dia-
monds, watches, ieweiry, clothing, guns,
instruments. bicycles, typewriters. tools
| trunks. sealskins, etc, at half-rate inter
est. Large loans New York rates Uncle
sam, 30 E 1st So, cor. Commercial st.
UTAH JUNK CO. Highest prices PAID
fo' scrap iron. rags, rubbers. bottles. cop
per. brass. etc. s. z. sth So Tel 70.
GOOD heavy teams for grading Apply
on work on East South TEMPLE St. p.
J. Moran.
MALE HELP WANTED.
GOOD japanese boy to do general
houseworlk; no laundry work Apply "a
5. Seventh East, mornings.
BARBER at 46S w. ist So. $3.50 guar
aEtee.
/ FIRST CLASS solicitor; good salary or
commission. Apply between 9 and IL a.
m. 40 W. I'd SO.
| COAT MAKER, steady work Apply at
once. Provo Tailoring Co, Provo, Utah.
| MEN to learn barber trade: position and
locations plentiful; expenses made while
| learning; instructor with years expe-
rience: best opportunity ever offered. Call
or write for particulars. Mole-s Barber
| college, 81 i. lst South.
STROCK'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
| IS West ID So. 'PhoLa 464
I NTED.-Salesmen; leading New
York house desires two bright men. aged
p to b. as outside statesmen for special
line; We intend to train the men selected
| and prefer to engage only those with
limited experience as statesmen; no atten-
| ton paid to letters which do not give APP
plicant's connections fcS, past N&ar and
figure at which services are held. Ad-
| dress D %. Herald.
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TAILoRs.
TICKET BRoKERS-

oTTINGRR'S TICKET OFFICE. II. J.
Franklin, manager, a. w. g So. St
Tel. 1883
GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, es-
tablished 1883 Rai.roa1 tickets bought.
sold and exchanged. No. 221 Main ST.
II. H. -Groshell. manager.
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John Farringtons stable. Carria ges.
stylish light livery and boarding
Phone 213.
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SPIRITUAIIsTS.
SPIRIT seance Thursday night: spend
an evening with your spirit friends: all
invited. Also readings daily. Arnold
Dickson. 269 F. Sd So. Phone 2417 Il.
MRS. p s FONTYN. S,IaIrvayant and
Trance Medium e6J South West Temple.
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ONE glass store front with door; also 4
/ cigar case. Can IS w Fifth South.
/ Phone Ie02-z
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NEW or secondhand cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E. "a SO. 81.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs rented.
900 per month upward. StenographerS
placed without charge. Phone 1622-Y. ia
s. West Temple ST.. City.
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spIRITUATIsTs.

PALACE SHoE sHoP.-Artistic shoe
repairing. 2S1h South Main.
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SITUATIONS wsNrEn.

WASHING wanted TO take home and
do. Address Mrs Hamilton, 80 Genessee
street. city.
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TYPEwRITERs.

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS
ALL makes rented. repaired, exchanged.
bought and Sold Machines sent any-
where, Full line Of supplies, Inspection
invited. Correspondence solicited Salt
Lake typewriter exchange. g. W. I'd So.
Bell phone 254S-K.
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BARGAIN HEADQUARTERS.
Southwest. 5-room. snap, only $500.
Another neat home, good buy, N.f50.
East and northeast, two fine homes. six
rooms each, either at $500
Near Brigham St, 1-room brick. fur
mace, a fine location and only $3.50,
On north bench. I-room mod. Dr., with
barn: large lot: good furniture; all for
So $50; worth $3.50
We are loaded with snaps.
Realty Co. Sc w. Second South.
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Now ON. Nearly half prices.
At WALKERS.
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Sold only by Citizens Coal comoanS,
So West Second South Tel, 80.
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90-ROOM European and Amer
lean hotel newly furnished,
modern throughout. good lease.
cheap rent, more than half full
regular people, fine transient
business reason for selling
other business demands atten-
tion. Easy terms. Address Y
10, Herald
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II. F. Williams the carpenter makes
and repairs anything in wood work
Shop II S. State. Bell 2l45 K, Ind. PAL
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
10000 ACRES
NOW SUBSCRIBED.
Now Less Than 1000 Acres to Be
Signed Up.

W. o. Stephens. treasurer OF the Un-
compahgre Water Users association
who attended a called meeting OF the
association at Non.rose Tuesday says
that there is now less than 1000 acres
to be secured to reach the required
amount Of $1,000 acres.
Some OF this land however will have
to be Transferred 30 as to meet with the
requirements OF the irrigation act. but
it is nov seen that the loss in re-euter
ing will not be ss much as at fret sup
posed. since they have been told
what is necessary to be done. Montrose
county rsnchmen are quick to meet
with all requirements.
Blanks have been printed and the
work OF re signing for all lands here
any person entered more than l69 acres.
is being rapidly done. A great effort
is being made to meet every demand
asked in the thirty days allowed by the
committee. 30 az to have actual con,truc-
ton work begin this summer.
Members OF the comm ission are still
emphatic in the statement that no land
will have a water right from the tunnel
unless entered before matters are closed
up. The number OF acres are now 90
very near the required amount that the
deal may be closed al d very early date
and those Who have not sufficient
water right and have failed to enter
their lands will be lef, in the surch for
there is not enough land TO authorize
the building OF the tunnel
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
Dead naa Feend In River.

Monday morning . numbss Of resi-
deots of Fruits ssw body 6oating d - D
the Gsaod r1ves bot we're uuabls to csp.
turs II. They telepboned the Grant
Junction city authorities and II va
caught near the Fftb street bridge lstsr
10 the day. The body vss re0oved to
the corooer's uorgue where It sss ex.
smined' Tho body vas that Of mso
evidently spout twenty -tour years OF
age. There vas no coat. but he had q
cheap pair Of pants. . vsst aod q suit Of
undercloihioE. In ono OF the vest
pockets was 30 insursncs policy on the
edge Of which was written the usms.
Ms. II. c. Burson. Newport, IndisuA.
Oo The lapel Of the vest vas an Odd
FslIoss pin.
Several weeks sgo . man disappeared
from the Rio Grsnds traia between
Gisnwood Springs and Rife. He Ies,
oc the car ssst ticket sod as 10 uoo.y
The ticket wss made out to II. @. Bur
500. II y suppossd thht this = the
same psrson that sss found dead No. 1.
day. Whsrs hs hss beso sisus the
u not koova.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Transsers fos week sndise Nay 3fse.
1904:
John ". Gallant. OF al to Danlsi &
Baldwin, 10 acres--con. el 90.
Daniel 8. Baldwin to Rnbt. L Strin.
ger ct al. 10 acres cou. tl.750.
Angus r. Bruce tn J. W. Bsesley ct
al 10 acres con. q SIS.
NJ. Mathiesen et Al to Coruslius Brad
ley. 70 scTcs-cou $1,000.
Felix O. Roberts to Avery Allen. 70
acres--con. $3.50.
Malinda McCouley to Roy ]. Park.
part sec. 10, tp. ID, 8 r. 06 w.--coo.
s4OO.
Wm. HedIey to Fannie X. Loo. 5 Iots
in Rovasrts add. to Paonia- con, e4OC:
Melvins Clark to SamI Lane. part
esc. 5. tp. II 8. R. 81 W.--c.,n. $500.
Jno: E. Peiton, Rocr. TO E. +. De.
graffeuried, 10 acres--con. $500.
Lucinda A. Crook to c. @. Hawkins,
40 acres---con: 1900.
Delta Invest. Co. TO I. NJ. McMurray
q lots in plat "B" Delta---coo. $3.50.
Thore Thompson to Sarah N: Stilsoo.
part sec: . tp. 8. r. q W.---con: alo5O:
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
Burglars at Monhose.

Burglars effected an entrance Satur-
day night to tho saloon OF Westherusx
i Brown OF Montrose. and after carry
ing the cash register into the back yard.
rified it OF its contents, amounting to
$3.50.
A dog belonging to D. Silvin. better
known ~ -Freoch,." biufIed the rob-
bers away from the safe. or they might
have made 4 good haul. Tho dog slept
by the safe and would not allow them
to approach it. and they did not dare to
shoot him for fear that the noise would
lead to trouble. "Doby" brown says
that's tho best dog IN the country. and
he means it, too.-Ouray Herald.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
W. {. 7. U. Institute.
WEDNESDAY A. u.

The W. e. T. U. Institute convened
in tho Baptist church. Wednesday, May
II. 1904. with devotional exercises. led
by Mrs. Dingman. after which Mrp.
Hungerford took charge OF the meeting.
The departments OF work taken up
were Medal contests. Sabbath observ-
ance and Physical culture. Miss Davi-
son gave drill ss a respite.
Temperance in Sunday Schools was
then taken up. Mrs. Merrill reading a
paper on the subject. giving many prsc-
ticaI points to teachers. urging them to
have q definite aim 10 view in teaching
the lesson.
WEDNESDAY r.. 4.
Devotional exercises were led b, Mre
Merrill.
Miss Dawson gave an account OF The
Trip to Hillsboro. Ohio" by members OF
the National convention at Cincinnatti;
their reception at the home OF Mother
Thomeon" the Crusade leader. and gave
many pleasing events OF the trip.
School savings banks vas taken up
and q paper road showing the benefits.
and what has been done and the effects
OF the work.
Miss Dawson spoke on Young Women
and Reform Work. and Mrs. Fish gave
q talk on the temperance work in Msss
ach usetts- Adjourned.
THI-RsDAy A. NJ
Devotional exercises we're led by Mrs.
Burson.
The fret subject taken up vas Litera-
ture. how to circulate it; keep it in de
pots, in barber shops and other public
places; circulate it everywhere.
The question box brought out many
helpful suggestions on methods OF work.
Mrs. Huneerford gave 4 talk ou the
Cottage Home.
Methods OF work. department work.
thirty eight departments carried on in
National work. tifty-rine National Un-
ions. Adjourned.
THURSDAY Pm.
Mrs. Conklin conducted devotional
exercises.
Miss Dawson read = paper on Peace
and Arbitration. showing the need OF
training children in the principles OF
peace. Arbitration is becoming more
popular. Purity in literature and art
was discussed. and paper read by Mrs.
Hastings. urging parents and teachers
to do all in their power 10 counter.ct
evil influences, by providing the best e1-
amples in purity 10 reading. and pict-
ures for the children.
After = talk 90 Judge Lindsey's work
10 Deover. oo-Alcoholics 10 medicine
wss taken up. aud paper resd show.
ioR the aDosot x alcohol in pateni
nsdicins4 an Of which cootsin slc6Aol
| aod giving substitutes. We can only
give . mere outline Of the subjects dis
cuesed.
Mrs. DIxGMAH, Secy.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
csaneaeenest Exercises 1saitAa.

The fourteenth annual commence
ment OF the Delta high school will bs
held at the opera house tonight.
Tho members OF the graduating
class with their subjects are % follows:
Miss Ethel Bear-"Ths Three Beet
Things in Life"
Nina Merrill--"A Western Monarch"
Edna 1ngersoll-"For humanity's
Sake"
Alta Stevart-"Natiou BuildsssL"
Earl Gheen-"F'inding O6sis Niche"
Gertrude Ashe--"Convsntioaslity."
Music ill bo furnished BY the Delta
Choral Club. tho Delta orchestra and
the high school chorus and qusrtst.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
Marry In q DvoeN,

According to an old Breton custom.
all the marriages OF the year take
place on one day. After the legal
wedding has been performed the cou-
pies take their stand in . row b.
hind the high altar Of the church and
behind them sit their fathers and
mothers. and 30 do their cousins and
their uncles and their aunts. all array.
ed In their brightest colored raiment
and the whitest and sti6est Of coi6es.
The scene In the church u pictur-
ssque beyond description. They 70
through the ceremony In unison. The
moral support II must givs TO the
tinidest krtdegroomi
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
Killed h Runaway.

Whils rsturniog from church lest sun.
day norniog 0soegs Walker and vife.
of Aostrose. met With AZ sccidsot which
resulted fatally TO Mn. Walker. They
ssso driving rather frsctious team and
sbso near the site d the new high
school building 10 that city The team
6scsos fsigsisosd aud ran away throw.
ing Mo. Wsltss ont With ss0eisot force
70 esssh hss skull. Ma Walker vss
siso throsn ost bss 81 sseioosly 10.
isssa. aAss Pesa,e eess sssiy ssaslsn
II nostsuss coooty.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
PAID FOR ITS ERROR.
Austrian Government csmpsnsatss
Woman WronafuIIy lmprtsoNed.

Austrian Government csmpsNsatss
Woman WronsfuIiy Imprisoned.
II seems only fair that . persoo
who has been wrongly seutsacsd to
death should receive some sort oe
compensation. II the mistake be dis
covered In time. They recognise this
In Austria. though not everywhere
else. A woman named Theresa GietI-
inGer underwent this tragic expert
snce. Her sentence was commutsd to
penal servitude for life. and recently.
after she had served some years Of
her penalty. 1t was discovered that .
judicial error had occurred. She
claimed an indemnity OF 1900 crowns
and the government have now Accord
her A,s73 crowns and . pension Of 360
crowns per Annum.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-27
ne pespie's Phsf1sq

does not hesitate to recommeod kodo1
Dyspepsia Cure to their frisoAD SD
customers- Indigestion capsss sIsss ID
health than anythin elsa Il dsssngss
the stomach ard brings on all 0assss
Of disease. Kodol Dyspepsia Csss
digests what you eat. curss indiesssios.
dyspepsia and all stomach disosusss.
Kodol 10 not only perfect digss&ast. I.
but tissue building tonic a. we'll.
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the woman. please do help me-"
But. replied the lady. why 20 into
mourningf You do not really mourn
ths loss OF that nan He used to beat
yos and the ehildrea: be stole their
clothes and yours to buy drink: he
tried TO murder you He has been
absent from home for noatha- Now
that he has turned up again and died
you want TO buy black With Dooey
which should 70 to fesd your chill
dren." The woman admitted the truth
Of It all God was good to take him. |"
she said unanectedly. but what viii
the neighbour say II don't put on
b!ack!" well, supposins do man
ase to help you. for what day do you
want the clothes! When IL the funer-
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no funeral. num-" the suppliant an.
swered. MY husband died nine
months ago In the prison 'orspital. but
IT'S only this mornin' ~ I've card
about it."