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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20

Now ! am not finding fault with the &C.
ton Of the Republican conventions or
had some acquaintance with the legisla-
tors OF other states, and know that Yer.
mont has had the most honest legi lures
with.
Various feeble efforts have been made
to reduce state expenses. Gov. Smith
called attention In fOrcible message. TO
the condition of things. but the movement
did not get anywhere. Gov. Stickney
made reference to the necessity of greater
economy and better system of accounting
but the movement did not get anywhere
When l had the honor Ia represent Rut.
land county In the Senate. ] introduced "a
bill providing for new system of ao-
counting and purchasing. which would
q large saying In state expenses. That
bill passed the Senate but when It struck
the pothouse politicians In the House OF
Representatives, 1t was killed.
SHOULD COME FROM THE PEOPL Il.
futile II because they don't come from the
people. IL is not demand made by the
people Tor something, and the legislature
tn turn s he h bacanrs TSm at s
Interfere with graft That's the Who'll,
situation. Whatever II done has got to
be done In the same way that the prohib.
tory law was repealed. II has got to come
up as demand from the people, and
then there will be no difficulty about it.
LOCAL ISSUES LOST SIGHT OF.
l glory In the republican party and the
long line Of illustriOus patriots who have
been it's leaders In Its glorious achieve
msnts during the last 10 years, ana In til.
part Vermont has taken In creating and
sustaining 1t. 1t IL toward us that repub-
licans all over the country have looked
every four years lin our September elect.
ionE). to give the first note Ut approval
10 the national republican platform. arm
proud OF the answer Vermont has always
returned to the republicans OF tho nation,
but while We have been doing that, We
allowed gang Of political shysters and
graftsrs to rob the state treasury. and
no one has been able to stop them Al
though We have sometimes had good men
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20
MARYLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Daniels are en-
tertaining friends from Montana,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s, Ainsworlh
spent a part Of last week with their
daughter, Mrs. d, +. Pollard.
Miss Addic l.. Britton of Wood
stock and Harry w. Britton of st.
Johnsbury are spending a few days
with their parents, Mr., and Mrs, W.
E. Britton.
Nearly sixty enjoyed the NJ +
social at the home OF Mr., and Mrs
B. II. Lyman last Friday evening.
Our town was well represented
at the Elite Ladies' Minstrel show II
Windsor Monday evening, Feb, 10
and report very ENJOYABLE evening
Mrs. Sarah Benham went TO White
| River Junction Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Davisson returned t.
her home in Lunenburg Saturday
having spent several weeks with he
sister, Mrs. |. W, Stuart
John Cove is very poorly now
confined to his room.
r. w. Headle and +. p. Daniel
took trip to Felchville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 2. Daniels, R, W
Headle and l.. l:-Walker ATTENDED
the funeral of the late Perley Rob
erts in Meriden, n. f. last Thurs
day.
Ralph w. Brothers has finishe
work at North Hartland and is 4
home for the present
We were all pleased to see Mr.
Albert \. Sturtevant riding ont las
Tuesday, which tells us that she
slowly gaining from her late illness
Mrs. L. b. Markham is gainin
from her recent illness, but is sti
very weak,
The auditors have filed the 70
lowing report of town financial affair
for the past year:
Selectmen's report of expenses, S3l97 4
} Overseer OF the poors expenses. 2OSi :
School directors expenses. ...... 3O9l
| Road commissioners. .... ........ A2o9
+l2,5S0.
y. Total liabilities. $5293.
| Resources. ...'..'.''.....'''' oo''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20
DEATHS.

In Bethel, Jan. %, Harold Shattuck, in
his 10th year. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allard
Shattuck.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20
WOODSTOCK, VT.

Charles F. Chapman.
INVESTMENT ROARD.
L. S. Mackenzie. Alvin Hatch.
Charles II. Markham,
J. W. Parker. Charles +. Chapman.
AUDITORS.
W. s. Hewitt. Vim. s. Dewey
&C. Soul ngure
Dividend for the year, 1-2 per cent
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20

The Twentieth Century
will be a household MAG
beautifully illustrated, and \
issued from the c M Of
Building, Irvington, N. Y
WOODSTOCK. veR|
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-02-20
THE AGE, Woodstock, VT

"Nes0ivea, 1nar IN state AFFAIRS we
where economy 10 wise, and where The
best interests Of the state demand"
They then went to work that fall an.
Increased the expenses Of the state for
the biennial term over what they had
been the two years before. Apparently
these resolutions were never kept for
any purpose except IT, Use on OF about
the time OF the biennial convention; bu;
they served their purpose at that time.
they did not throw dust Into anyone's
eyes. no one regarded them as meaning
anything. except form Of words. and
they never deferred the succeeding leg--
lature one moment from spending the
peoples money right and LEFT without
proper consideration OF the benefit to the
state.
That SAME convention also resolved
I'VE denounce the increase of the tux
on the poor mans breakfast table"
These were high sounding words aud
we might naturally suppose that they
would influence the legislature toward
economy. Well let us look at the re-
suit. The state expenses, less fines,
court fees and receipts from state penai
and other institutions for the biennial
luton. were $685.. 1871. The same class
pf expenses for the biennial term of
1866. the two years succeeding the pas
sage. of this resolution, were $1,000, 152 II,
an increase of $l17.3729. Apparently
that simple little form of words cost tho
state OF Vermont 81! 1000. And in addi-
ton to that increase In current state ex-
penses the state paid ont 1912 4lS.45 for
the new insane asylum at Waterbury,
and $4,000 for the house of correction at
Rutland
EXPENSES LESS FINES, COSTS,
COURT EEES RECEIpTS OF STATE
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07

,a0nnsn sic mir biellei9t Iagen,
mas MIN llnter einsr GubteDarb oerz
ite6t?" - .Genuu tpeiB ids ni9t,
aber i9 berfe, bas 1T eine Ydrb, tn
lpelder bic cubanil9sn&inoer ipislen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
S6tuet5.

2u5ern. - Sn Der papierfabrit
8er[en ftiir5te Der 27jdbri9e 2lrbeiter
Gsumeler in einen 9ol5itofffeHel uno
perbriibte it6 berart, baB er bulo oaz
rduF ftarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
ta0niareidl Yapern.

Oorf. Der Sorfur6eiter eyafo5
Mu6lbauer ipuroe Durh Den perfriibz
ten Mbgang zines S9uhss beim Stodz
iprensen i'm Sorffilse Eel 0orF ihper
perleBt.
Gberbad. 0om 3uge ii6erz
fabren unD getootet ipurbe in 3pingenz
berg bic beiubrte Wittipe eulidne 5az
Der bon ba. sic tpar fdtperb0ri9 uno
bate Den teranfommencen 3ug ni6t
beaGtet.
Gnborf. Sn bem am Simise
gelegenen ausgebebntenOefeno
ipeIen bes @aitnirtbs Siir5inger brad
Elm GROCER 8ranD aus. Snfolge bss
beftigen Sturmes serltDrte bus 5suer
bas sun5e Sbieft.
Grldnqen. Der por eini1er
2eit an Milsbranb erfrantte sSleiIhbes
IGauer Solicit aus Rumoorf bei 8amz
BERG lit i'm biejteen ardnfenbauie Ieiz
nen qualOoaen 2eioen erlesen.
4itingen. Der 1sbige 8auersz
Ip6n Gsbnbarb in M0n9fod6eim bate
NIT rne6reren &dmerabeil i'm Meinfeler
Ieires 8aters Elm 3edgelaee peranitulz
tet. morsens 3 'llbr fornerte Der 8a.er
bic Iinnlos betruntene GeienIdaft auT
ben Seller au berlaiien. 5ieriiber aufs
sebraht fiel ber iunse MenIch iiber ieiz
men pebrloIeu alten 8ater ber llnb per=
lebte Tim Is Mefleritibe, ipobon atpei
bic 2unse tODtli1 trafen.
2ubpigsbuFen. ~ Gs erHidte
Der Dienifneht DITTO 3ulauf. Der fih
trunfen in's 9su selegt bate, pdbrsnb
beS @hlatcs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
9ropins Ssbfeswts. &offleiu.

y 90 bsbsd - 9ur grrtdtung
uno gusitattung etnes &inberpopillpns
auf bem GrunOitiide Deg ftdbtiiden
Rranfen6auIes bat Srdulein Martbd
Sauber bterIelbIt Der 5taot Wanos=
6ed Elm &upital bon $4,000 M. gez
Ihenft. Ser paoillpn 1T iebt fertlsz
geltellt. sSn @sgenipart Der M}itglieoer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-01-07
Senmoper uno lSraanIGweia.

B T II n q u p { II. - 2er DelHl
grbpd1ter 6aeemeiiter 6etm Orei6en
beifGftigte 9frbeiter S9ult bon bier
gerietb in bic 9reldmaiGtne; es muir
be ibm Elm gsin ata Oberi9eafel abz
serilen.
90mi B. Gor &ur3em brad in
Der 8iibnerei 9lo. q 5u 8ielanf 5euer
aus, tps[des ous Np6nbaus total einz
G1derte. Bon cen MobiIien oes Bib
ners lit Iebr ipenig geretiet lporoen,
ipd6renb es gelane, Die 9abiel!gfeiten
bes in Dem 6aufe ioobnenoen Mltenz
tbeilers gum grDBten Sbeil bem Gle
ment gu entreiben.
Hp It It. = Sn oer 2angenitraBe
itritten ii1 Der etipa 14idbrige &nabe
bes Mrbeiters 5teinbsder uED bic 12z
iGbrige Sp6ter bes 5anDi9ublpdIAez
reibeiibers 59ubel. 2eBterer gerietb
lpegen Der 8eordneniB feines ainbes
10 in Corn, baB er bon einem 5eniter
Der in Der eriten Gtdge befinblihen
Wphnnno aus Elm @eltel, duf benz
6anofhube eefpeitet tperben, benz
Snngen an ben 2opf mari. Giner Der
9ijl5ernen Singer ienes Snitrunlentes
Drang Dem anaben tief ms Muse nnb
slpar nit folder Wudt, bab er bon
benz @eIteI abbrad nnb im@eiiht bes
ssunsen fteden blieb.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
RUSHING MATERM0RKS,
Jws causps Established and s,s
Fsree Il kes Esw Employed

Tbs pssmit for crossing tho govern.
nent reserve sss roesivsd Friday ol
lest weeas allowing tho laying Of pipes ID
tbs Construction oe ths wstsrvorks
systs0.
Two csups bsvs siocs been sstab
lishsd. oue just allows the pressure lios
sbout three miles fron town sud ths
other % Hsrsse 1sta below the bsad Of
8osfs1 Greek. II h ssid that svsry
svailabis man will shortly b pat % ssd
sa s9ort will b made 10 pssh the COO.
stsuctioo vosk - test - possible. Al
snsa - ths csmps srs properly equipped
snd In good working ordes the coesrsc
tors expect to lay 90 sn average os lyOoo
test pss day.
. II this Gao he dous The satirs line
shosd b oo0pssts 10 sboot sins weeks.
With the exoeptioo Of . sbost distsoes
tbs cast iron maine have besu laid 70
the bad It the pressure liu> sbost tvo
miles from town. This lesvsa. ho~svss.
Aesisss stssst To BE- laid aod to tbs tsnks
On Garnet nsea-
Practically all of The vitrt9sd pipe sos
ths eosvsy Roe b CO the grouod. which
10 osasiy nine miles 10 IeoGth asd this
aIoss shoaId keep quits . asros oe oso
Ut wost soe some tisse to oooa.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
Want Pesnaseat hjuseijsa.

Thirty-avs ssosrsi and tvssty-tvu
special smdsvits sworn 10 BY dspurtsd
miners at Our,y' were mailed b ~
clerk Of the district court ut Tsiissi6
yesterday.
Thsss adidavits Will b ssboit1sd ~
John Murphy In the district cosrt q
TeIIsrids ps1t Wednesday In supssst q
- appiicstioo for . suppseosotssy NH
os Injunction. making pssosssst ~
wit of iDjuoctioo st Aoo tross b JsdUs
stsvsss soos tine go, rsstsaising to
0sobsss a ths CieiasaS Aliases q u
froo intsrfssi.g witt H. rsssss q ~
dsposted men. 6svssal 1t thsss osa 90
pisioti6s IN dsassgs suits psoaiag
sgaiost the city of fsharids and eossly
of San Miguel, 10 ne distrsct esass
They will await the sdvics of AtsssssC
Murphy bssors attempting to sppsse q
ths opsoing os cosrt.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
WOMAN'S CLUB
CONFIDENCE
OF tie South West District Holds
Ford Here,

Quite 4 number OF delegates
frum Mooirose. Gunnison. Grand
Junction. Psoni and Hotchkiss sssem-
bled hero Friday OF last week for tvo
days confereoce, which was devoted ex-
to club work.
II being tho first conference OF this
district it was called the pioneer meeting
and was presided over by Mn. May E.
Webster Of Gunnison. president OF the
South West district. The main object
OF the meeting was TO more fully demon
strate the vast Importance OF a COM
pIete federation OF the various clubs
for tho purpose Of carrying on educa.
tionai work throughout this district.
Ooe Of the laudables moves under
taken vas tho institution OF a fund to
give some worthy girl in the district .
scholarship in ono OF the higher colleges
OF learning in Colorado. Each club 10
to make doustioo to carry on this
work.
There were seventeen visiting dele
gates present. arriving Friday which
vere rendered reception At the X. P.
ball in tho evening by the local club.
Tho hall had been tasetfulIy decorated.
for the occasion. With green and white.
the club colors, while the ices and cake
woro Of the same. An impromtu pro-
gram was rendered which uas opened
by Mrs. Hsrry E. Churchill Of Greeley.
oo Club Wonans Influence and vas
followed by vocal sud Instrumental mu
sic. After this punch vas ssrved.
Almost the sotirs local club, togothsr
With invited guests vese in sttendencs.
The visiting delegates uere:
Mrs. Mary E. Churchill. Greslsy;
Nm H. n. Wheeler. Mr.. Sprigg
Shackiesord, Mrs.. ]. E Steele. Mrs.. C..
T. Silla. Nrs. Frank Cuthbsrt, aod Ars.
Margaret White O'Lssry. Of Gunnison;
ArsL L r Wsrdsosth. Grand Junction;
Ma Gos1oo Kiobail and Arl s. II.
Taylor Ouray; Nrs- J. c. Rsdding and
Ars. Alies 0srrst. Aontrose; Ma
Grses Riegius spsocer. Hotchkss; M.
k0S~ASVSs ouo @bos ~0S3 Aofkkos
Psoois.
The confeseoce was called to order at
l0o'clocA Saturday morning by Nra- n.
Il. Webster. With and invocation By
Mn. H.. Fsoshinghso. Nj. ElIs
Nsv of tAb pa.es. thss dslissesd - ID
drsss q vsseoos - - yuisiag e.o
6osa "
DssiaG, - - Di6k 81 =
Dosa aoo Q AH36W a 61s9011in1
rspsrs vese rssd and great interest nan
ifestsd throughout the coofsrsncs.
At the cIess Of the conference
Ars. Redding. os Moutross extsoded
an Invitation 10 behalf of the club ot
that place. for the ooference to meet in
that city nsat year. and it vss &C.
opted.
In leaving the visiting membcs e1,
pressed themselves - being much
pleased Win their treatment while hero.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
Accidentally Killed.

Charles E. Bruce. about % yean a
age. Of Psouia, met With fatal scci<3sos
ut Lehi. Utah. Tuesday Of isst vssk.
He and two companions, . cousin. Lsoo-
ord Brucs. and El Bates. young eso
about the sane age. vese o. their vsy
TO Bo.te. wbsrs thsy had WORT prooissS
them. At Lshi Charles attsnp&s6 to
jump Oh psssisg freight train and
struck bis head aga,nst tAs car and vss
thrown to tho ground. When hs vsa
picked up BY h6 eoorsnioos Il vs.
foood that his skull vas ir.etnss6. HE
wound vss dressed and hs vs. hroagAt
to the hospital at Provo. Wort - dkslh
His father J. ". Bruce, o7 HAssis, vse
notified Of his sons death sd arrived
there last Saturday 70 hsis0 H. body
home.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
krCnklSs DolNG.

Times.
Al Mile: and family. Of Cedsredge.
vere 10 Hotchkiss this week visiting and
lockiog after property interests
8. B. Hartman is preparing 70 build q
new rosideoce during the coming sum.
mer. 1t will either be built Of coocrete
OF brick.
Mr.. George Duke and Mrs.. A. E.
Spencer vent to Delta this morIing
where they wili attend the Wo0an's
Club convention.
There has recently been cunsummstsd
. sale BY which A. D. Ashbsugh. of
Denver. has become half owner Of the
largo Stockham 4 Hillman store of this
place. He will take charge OF the store
90 July lst.
Fred Hotchkiss returned from Victor
last Monday evening to be at the bed
side Of his mother. He will remain 10
Hotchkiss permanently. His wife b at
Fort Collins. Fred 10 the proud Of q
bouncing boy. born about q month ago.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
Republican Csaveoljoa.

Tho Republicans met On Saturday Ia
Coanty oonveutiou To ssisct delegates
10 the State Convention aod named ths
following psrsoos:
BOZ srXrE CONVENTION.
II. r. Wslch. Geo. H. Duke, W. r
Collins. E. J. Mathews, Jossph Hogrsss
g. J. Newell sod Elias wsoesr.
FOE CONGRESSIONAL CONVICTION.
J. T. wbiunsry. g. n. Underwood
A. B. King. Qso. Stephan. e. II. Bal.
lard. F. J. Fssosy sod ". o. Stephens
A0oss other thiass ths fsiioving rss.
oautioss vses psassd:
Resolved. By ths RspuSltean party a
Dslts couoty. Coiassda in coovsotiou
ROY ssssobasd-tbst - ssdasss svery
act. policy sod Dssssse oe tie Rspu6ai.
cso Nstioosi sdoiohtratioo, SD 20.
dorss Thsodrs Roosevelt tor rsoooins.
tioo for President oe the United Statsa.
Resolved, that this coovsotioo uuani
uously sndoess tbs espdidsey o( our
fellow citisso. Hoo. A. B. kiag. sos ths
od'cs os Governor oe ths stats Il Clio.
rsdo. snd - hssstiiy eonosnd Ain "a
ths eOuotiss oe ~ state - oss vsal at.
I'D to lsed ous party froo H. disusstl.
snt esctioesl strife a tbs pssa to . VIC
tosso0s snioo of eli ths RsVseoean
Seress oe ths ststs of Coioes3o.
Received. fUsthes, thst ~ ksartiiy %
dorss ths osodidasy a Hoo. b. n.
Hosg sos the ~ -pooinatSsa of ooogr.s
ma sos thb coagrsssioasi dbsrics.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
MH Nike keIoas npes easiy.

Tbs grest dvsvbsck 10 rsisssx esses-
loupes in this section . the fsct shae
they do NOT sspss ssr'y. \ se,silisrr 10
nov being made BY .srmour ,hst 10 ssid-
10 . great measore, to overcoDe this
dilcuhy ssti vin pso<iucs bettsr osAono
and pot them % the 1arhss nech
earlier. Tois fertilizer - no< 10 e1psri-
mont, bot has been tested IN the Rocky
Ford melon teIds sod bruuvht good
resuits-
The asst car Of this fertilizer ever
brought to Delta county hss just boon
received by tbs Nelson Brus- Frsit
company VI thia place Lnd they arc worry
enthusiastic and beIisve thss il viD
greatly increase the melon shipsssnts
from this section il nslos ssissss wiH
give it trial.
A similar fertilizer has been used for
years in the cultivation Of cotton IN The
Southern states and bas not only bsoaRAt
maturity much esSfies. bUt ineseas,a
the crop full, oos hundred pes cont.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06

Seventh regiment VS. able to retire.
On tho arrival II the battalion Of
tho Tenth regiment all tho troops were
able to beat = retreat.
THE losses OF tho Eleventh and
Twelfth regiments we're very great, but
they are not yet exactly known.
LIN the Els. snth the killed included
Colooel LAming and Lieutenant Col
ooeIs Douotti and Raievski. The
Twelfth lost nine company commanders
killed o. wounded.
Tho 2nd and 3rd batteries Of the
sixth brigade. having lost tho greater
number oe their men and horses. we're
CON pslIed to sbandoo their guns after
rsodering them useless. For the same
resson six guns Of tho Third battery of
the Third brigade OF artillery and eight
PouIsnsts which could not be brought
sway were also disabled. Tho noun:
tsiooos nature Of tho country uade it
Impossible to save the guns by means Of
drug ropes-
up 10 tho present 800 wounded in
cluding IA officers. have been brought
to the hospital at Feng Wang Chsng.
Their eventual transportation elsew here
10 sasured.
-'Jspsnese cavalry appeared to the
southeast Of Feug Wang Cheng. but
seeing two companies With two guns op-
posed to it. did not venture to approach.
Tho transi ortation OF tho wounded
by hired Chinese bearers to Feng Wang
CaenS vss worry diMcult. Two wheeled
carts and horyes lent by the cavalry
uere also utilized for this purpose.
Most oe the wounded, however. arrived
on foot. assisted by their Comrades. and
reached Feng Wang Cheng within "A
hours.
'Lieutenant General Zassalitch de-
ciares that the troops retained their
morale notwithstandinG the heavy Iosses
and arc rssdy for fresh engagemen,s.
Tho japanese loses vsre worry
heavy at the passage Of the Al river at
their position at Turenchso and oo the
bill occupied BY the tvo bsttaIioos Of
Eleventh regiment.
According TO the statements OF par
tieipants in tho battle at least 3.0O OF
1000 vere killed
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
Nstiee q Annual neellat.

Notice 70 bsesby sisea that ths ssssel
meeting os the stoekholdss oe tAs An.
aIfs Ditah company ell b hssd st ths
ol8cs of King 4 Stewart IL tAs foss a
Delta. ooouty oe Dsita aod 6tsas Il
Coaorsdo. On Saturday Jses Ath. f2oG.
st The hour of eisvsa O'Clock q .. Gss
ths purpnss a ssscting . Bosrd q
Dirsctors tor tbs ssssiss year. to isvv
necesssry ssssssasots ssd 70 trss0et
ssch oshsr bssisess - nay pespssiy
conc before The etockboldss1
J. A. WnrTso. Prssidsst
r. II. PoukAa. Sscrstssy.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
vscnaee o. T,sGfn saAaseA
u1aa Oneopop Dsooa1 /
lDe0E)ooo oaeNNoA

0sssusshaaa0 0oe1sas psass1 -
losA1eoo o0eAA1a.
Asay Doooas Q, tAFeaSA M ~ ~
ens q tAser Dsssa&s' iaek q )oAe
0sot u aaaiaG then ~ ~ ~ -
06cted - ~ a. taAivi1aal vAo Nvso
eoOs years 80 b A1gastA, n. -
Vhooe to0hstosA h ths eD0seeey q.
essts IL b1r1sa ehna - bus0. TAs
eo0Asenos NJ: "Hsro uss Anseo
O0oo0sl Aassle 0anssbo ChAsljsr
W1Ses Huae0sA Wstsua- Wss0 -
Tor -" 0casealy M b1Fdsos1 -
Ma Heas1seiA f1oasettA 1iAgtoaG
Tssso f1o0ossa oe WIssoasaa. -
asassstta fssiA SAScA vas ths aetsal
1oas a rAss6sst a OshaunsA . Aso
~ ~ ~ oafaA Ass 0ss11sV HAseA
8oa0ss Paakoa AAyDooA WeEssAsass
q NaseneAse. vhsss ssaasivs1 wsrs
- ssosobsssl q ~ eAsssesaaAG.
ro hAvs ssea0s1 susA . 01ks - eAa3
~ 01nA - G1DA - -
t1nsoa-hooesa fsassess0l =
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
LssRef Freifht Rsfes.

Doita county produce can nov Be- put
% tho market with sooethios i,ks an
equal show With other parts of the
coontry. A rate H s. cents hundred
has beeo made to Chicago, 81 cents to
the Mississippi river and 10 CENTS 10
Aiasonri river points- Heretofore the
rats hes bssn morn than dooble this
soooot. Tha rate = BOW The sane -
that Il Rocky Foed. A special rats b
% - givsa o. shost haals slso. Il b
aa<assstood. for insianes vhsss Shap-
DSRes oeo1n1> fFpa 0nry Nv1nsnNan6S.
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this harmless passantsy ~ must b
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Be&S Deas0iastel.

Ths Repubiican congressional ooovsn-
tioo at Gienvood Sprines Wednesday
rsoomioa,ed the Hon. H. n. Hog -
coogressman from the second cooyres-
sioosl district. Tho opposition had no
chance from the beginning OF the con
vention and the HoeI suppoeters swept
all before them.
The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
Advertised lsales usl

List oe ksttsn uocalIsd II tAs p0se-
o@cs at Dslta. Coao, for the wssk ssa-
ing Nay I. 1904. 81
Parisy bstt.
Mrs, Jessie Casiestoa. ~
r. Josdao.
Mrs.. Sophia Nosg.n. a. -
M. Packard.
In csIiing for tAs above isttsss Pesass
~ advertised.
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