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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-17


According to the compliments, the legal
effect of the will Of Kate Best Atkins was
to vest in her mother, Mary Best, an
estate for life. in lot 1874. Chaplin Browns
subdivision of Pleasant Plains, and that
the remainder of the estate descended by
inheritance to the complainantS. But, 1t
is pointed out Mary Best contends that
the lot was devised to her and that the
compliments have no estate therein.
Therefore the court is asked to pass upon
the issue.
Attorneys Birney and Woodland repre-
sent the compliments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-17
Greetings From the Ladies.

At the conclusion of the address of the
commander-in-chief. a committee bearing
the greetings of the ladies of the G.. A. r.
was received.
In presenting the report of the committee
on invitations, Eli W. Hall of Lynn, the
chairman said that an invitation had been
extended to the President of the United
States to be present at the encampNnent.
President Roosevelt had ordered a number
of United States vessels to Boston for the
encampment but had been prevented by
official agements from coming himself
The following letter from President
Roosevelt to Commander Blackmar of the
Massa chusettS department was then read:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-17

DIR. John H. McAden, president of the
Merchants and Farmers National Bank
and interested In numerous other business
enterprises and one of the wealthicst ms
in Charlotte, N. c., died suddenly yes,er-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-17
TAKE UP BUSINESS.
Third Days Session of the G. A. r.
Encampment.

BOSTON, August 1.-THE Grand Army
of the Republic and the affiliated organiza-
tons went into convention today to trans
act the business arising as one of the most
important fea lures of the national encamp-
ment week.
The meetings Of the various bodies gave
promise of unusual interest, for one reason,
because of the existing spirited though
friendly contest for the different offices.
The accredited delegates to the G. A. K.
convention, numbering between 1900 and
400, assembled in Symphony Hall.
-Four conventions were called to order to-
day in the fremont Temple building Most
important of these was the convention of
the National Womans Relief Corps. The
other meetings were those of the Ladies of
the G. A. R., the National Daughters of
Veterans and the Ladies' Aid Society," auxil-
larry to the Sons of Veterans. Still another
convention to be opened today was that of
the National Order of the Sons of Veterans
at Boston University.
Hall Elaborately Adorned.
For the meeting of the veterans, Sym
phony hall had been deliberately trimmed
with bunting and flags and insignia of the
organization had been used along the gall
lery fronts for tasteful effects
Prayer by the chaplain-in-chief, Winfield
Scott OF Scottsdale. Ariz., opened the pro-
chief John c. Black delivered his annual
address.
Gen. Blacks Address.
In his annual address Commander-in-
chief Black, in opening, referred to the
question of immigration He declared that
the Grand Army of the Republic owed it to
those who focked to the shores Of America
to let them know how high should be the
ho rat nS
those who seek the privileges of blood
bought franchises and how complete should
be the responsibility of those in public
places to the American requirements for
and officialism.
On the subject of pensions the COM
urged that further at
tempts be made to crystalline into statute
law the provisions of the executive order
by thu comm ;ssoner OF pen
sions on March of this year. which calls
for the pensioning of veterans who have
passed the age of sixty-two, who shall be
considered disabled one-half, in ability to
perform manual labor. and shall be entitled
to pension from 50 to S12 a month.
He pointed out that the names OF 47,313
new pensioners were placed on the roll
during the year, while 1915 were dropped
from various causes. The entire cost OF
the pension system for the
year was $l44 942. 937. In the year previous
1t was Sal, 49,. SO. The pension roll de-
creased from g96545 pensioners In 1903 to
994 49, in 1894. The number of civil war
widow pensioners made net gain OF 900.
reaching 2o3,9Go
Commander Black urged departments to
take necessary steps for the suborganlza-
ton of posts and Outposts IN order that
scattered members might come together for
fraternal greetings. Speaking of Memorial
day, he recommended that overtures be
made to all the societies and all the people
of the republic to help make Memorial day
the grand American Sabbath of time
h>
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
he New pAslslrapA Gallery.

Mrs. n. A. Lynch hss recently opsned
up tbs most complets Photograph 0sl-
Iss,ss that Dslts hss ever hsd. Tho
building y situated 90 South Main 81.
snd wss built purpossly for photogra.
ply With almost every modern conven-
isocs. Mrs. Lynch> 70 showing some
very doe work. having been employed
10 Chicaeo. 81. Louis and Ksnsss City.
che hss had IN opportunity Of learning
the vssy bsss and up-io-date methods
oe work in this line.
6he y introducing . class of work
hsss that 10 new to this city. such -
platinumn folders sod .rbon poetraits.
The isatss gives very desirable Anish.
especially TO views and pictures Of nat
urs whore theAe doe shs0es are Deces-
snry 70 make them true 10 every detail.
Everything around the gallery sbows
that Mrs Lynch 10 enthusiastic over
her profession snd delights in having
Ill aOdoru appliances 20 a. to b able
70 do the very highest Glass Of photog-
rsphy. The business 10 certain 70 do
crsdit 70 the town.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Real Estzte Trsrsiers.

For week ending May ., 1904.
As furnished by the Delta County Ab-
stract Go.
Geo. H. Duke Of. al. to Jrssie E. Nc
Kinisy ct. al. lots Z. 8 and 0. block 0,
Hotchkiss-con. $500
John Walker to kosa A. Pifer ct. a..
lIS acres-cou. el %.
Isaac G. keplsr to Chas. N. Smith.
portion oe seN CSC. Z. township Is 8. R
95 w.-cou. $4,000.
Harry MalIot to H. B. King. 80 acres
con. el.00.
M.son II. Colby TO v. Guiisi. Ditch
deed-con. eAO000.
H. B. King to Juanita Coal 4 Coke Co..
30 scres-con. t1.O0.
Jno. w. Roatcsp ct. a. to Juanita
Coal L Coke Co.. part se14 sc. Is. tp. Ii
8. r. 81 W.-con. s2O00.
Isaac N. Conklin to Walter J. Gsuut.
l acre-con. e35O00.
Maggie E. Rollins to Jno. H. Carroll.
lot -, block q, Delta--con. 10000.
Marie E. Csswell to VIM. n. Caswell.
80 acres--con. s1.0Q.
Walter F. Dingman to Jno. E. Ingram
. IL acres--cou. 10000.
Jno. H. HALEY TO Robt. Estep, 81 ~
acree-con. S9l5.00.
Robt. Estep to Wm. Collier. elsa
acres-con. S9l500.
Warren Snoddy to VIM: Colltsr. 30
acres con- $4,000.
Jno. E. Pelton Rec'r. to Wm. b.
Smethurst, 80 acres-cou. 5000
10 transfers-total con. - .A69 90.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
which i. now ready to enter the High

which 10 now ready TO enter the High
School.
A very interesting program was given
consisting Of recitstioos. es.ays. read
ings and music, showing great variety
Of work 10 we'll as giving to the visitors
. partial idea OF the real hard work that
had been done by both teacher and pu-
pills, 10 bring them up to this standard.
Miss Royce, in few we'll chosen re-
marks, presented tho diplomas to the
class. encouraging them to remember
that this was only the first milestone
reached. and that this diploma was q
key to open the door to four years
course in the High School.
1t vas proud and happy time for all
concerned and certainly reflects great
credit on the pains taking teacher. Mis-
Allison. Following arc the members OF
the class:
Trudie Amsbsry. Dan A Anderson. Ellie
Gobble, Ksrtherins Barker. Florence
Dolphin. George Bradley. Ethel Csde.
Dora Dingman. Edna Duliog. Murray
Ac0rev. Olive Garrison. Hassl Hatch.
Bessie Haley. Eldop Hauser. Walter
Hall, Jessie Lace. Nellie Nutter. George
Mower. Willie Overbsy. Lillian Richsrt,
Nsllis StockLam, Ida Stauffer. Arthur
Shock, Alma Williams. Lsthe Williams,
Bertha welty, Charles Wiley.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
+, ,.s.s1v,1 Ye.n.

For hundred years OF more Witch
Hsssl hes bssu recognized - superior
rsmsdv, but u rsuained Tor q. G. DE-
Witt 4 Co. ol Chicago. to discover how
10 combine the virtues of Witch BASEL
With othss sntissptics 10 the form oe .
salvs. DeWitts Witch Hsssl sslvs h
tie bsst salvs 10 the world foe sosss,
cuts, burns. bsuisss and piles. The high
standing of this ssivs hes given siss TO
countsrfslts and the pub,ic issdvIssd 70
look for the name '-DeWitt~ % ths
package and secspt no other. soid b.
Peoples Pbrrmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Jaaisrs clvea Reeessisa.

On Monday evening. Nay 50. Mr.. and
Mrs.. U. W. Ksplingsr tsndsrsd . rscsp-
tion to the senior snd junior clsssss ol
tho high school. The refreshnents vers
hesping dishes of fresh stsswbssriss
served with conundeums and cake. Ths
arrangement and decoration of the
dining room wss very pleasing. The
central table wss decorated IN the ssutos
colors. crims,n and 6 Id. and set tor
sig. the members Of the cisss. At each
corner vere small tables seating fous.
decorated In the junior colors. grssu
and gold. Among those present vsss
the Misses Nina Merrill. Edna Ingsrspil.
Ethel Baes, Gertrude Ashe. Alta Stow
art. Iva Blackburn. Pearl Bailey. Ethel
Hickman. Olive Gheen. Nora Kellogg,
Mamie Beach. Mabel Wonders. Mssess.
Earl Gheen. Charles Parker. Oliver Cook
and Will Stephens.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Resolutions.

At . meeting Of the G. A. R Post.
No. 76. Of Delta, Colorado. the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
on the return from decorating the
graves Of their fallen comrades:
Geo. B. McLelland Post. No. &c. GA R.
Delta. May 3Oth. 1904.
RESOLVED, That this Post return sin
cere thanks to Rev. G. w. Bsss and
Rev. H. J. Frothingham for the kind
services rendered by them to the Delta
Post at the cemetery this morning
ard that 70 arc free to say that through
them we were enabled to have the most
solemn and beautiful services we have
over bad.
We also return our thanks to Ruth
Daniel, Lottie Kuhnley. Jennie Buckley
and others for assisting Us in placing
The flowers upon the Soldiers graves.
Also to Joseph McGrav for kindly
the use OF livery team.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
vsm lssG 4 NJ

The Missouri Pacific will on June II
and .. ssll round trip tickets 10 either
Kansas City OF st. Louis from Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo at el7.l6.
this being coach rate. good returning
fifteen days. Corrsspoodinely low rates
will apply from your station. The ME-
Missouri Pacific 10 only one night out to
ST. Louis.
For further information 80 your
agent OF address
H. b. Koossr. G. .w.F.&P.A.
Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
,sas = r,eht ss~ Dr,Se.

Among the Lo,os q Western CAina
h b custonnfy tor the bride % The
weddlAG morning 10 psrch hsrssaf a
he highest hrancA u . larsp trss
While tAe se1er female nsmbsrs e
her 0Amlly e,1stss - tie Iowee llnhs
armed vleA seisks. WheA ali -
auly seaAlsaea tAe tridegroum eAaur
bsee ~ ~ txos. onaa1led - I'll usaea
~ blovA ena 4 b ~ uattt ~ -
0gUAoA ehreanA thetr tsaeo ~ -
lsfsd ~ No. ~ - y GllsWs4 =
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
W.aner wa PMlls.epnle.

An Enslish lecturer told some inter.
cetiaE anecdotes about the pet birds
Of musiciana 10 the members Of the
London section oe The Incorporated
Society OF Musicians recently. One
OF them was OF . parrot belonging to
Wagner. which kept up . terrible din
while Wagner was being vtsited BY q
friend. The friend asked the master
how he stood II and Wagner replied
that though the bird did make great
nolss sometimes be was compensatsd
By having wife who did not play Tie
plano
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Ball Nine Beaten rx. c..es.

Tho local baseball team vas bsatss
at Ouray last Sunday by score q II
to IL 10 favor Of Ouray. This is not .
bad beat. bot whom they stopped o6at
Aootross the following day thsy vsss
bestso q 10 II BY the "puopkia- rais.
ers Il that place. This calis to oisd
the fact that the ball team h hardly up
70 The standard this season. Evssy-
thing has bsstsn them with The escso-
ton oe Hotchkiss. Hotchkio b b -
down next Sunday and the gsDs shosla
be close - the two teams arc about
evenly matched. Out Of four gsnss
played this seasoo the homo team has
oDly won one.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Hst'ee 4 Aaasal neeslal.

Notice b hereby given that the annual
meeting of The stoskho,dsss oe the ALI
alta Ditch company will b held at the
soIce ct King 4 Stewart In the Town OF
Delta. county of Delta aud State Of
Colorado, on Saturday June eth. 1904.
At the hour oe eleven O'Clock .. m., tor
the purpose oe elscting . Board OF
Directofs for the ensuing year, to levy
necessary ssssssmsots and to transact
such other basiness - may properly
co0s before the stockholders.
J. A. WHITING. President.
7. h. Powkss. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
h A,sn usel ~ ne.

II you want 10 got up early snd feel
good all day take Little Early Riser or
two at bsd time. These famous little
pills relax the nerves. give quiet rest and
reereshinG sieep. With gentle move
mont oe the bowels about breakfast time.
". 81. Howell. Houston. Texas, says
EARLY Rissrs are the best pill made Tor
constipation. sick headache. biliousness
etc Sold by Peopies' Pharuacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Bsw's nhis.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
not be cured by halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. cH1xEY.A co. Toledo o.
We the undersigned. have known F. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druegists, Toledo. .
Balls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and muc
Gus surfaces OF the system.> T Testimonials
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Drusxists'
Take Halls Family pills for constipa
tion-
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
nu,r.o Re,se,oosh,oI

For the benefit OF those who may
feel exclusive" OF who prate about
blue blood. etc. II viii be well to re
member that II We % back but twenty
generations or 100 year,. each one Of
Us has l,os4.s7s ancestors. and 10 re-
lated more o. less closely to at least
80 ,ooo. 300 q our fellows.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Pellsenses M.xer Wrens.

Politeness 10 never wrong. It's prac.
tice goes nearly all the way towards
The 0oal Of the right thing in the right
place. We hear Of polite insolsncs.
but insolence is never polite: and II u
never. under any circumstances, polite
70 b insolent.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
evs~nanasa Jsse,es.

In the province oe Baden . motorist
recest1 killed goose. TIE owner
was indignant and demanded : shil-
lings damages. he notoxast offered
him : sAillinss damages. plus the
goose, which he did NOT want to carry
Oh. Not being able 10 eoos 10 terms,
the parties went to the mayor. who
delivered the following Judgment:
-Nr. Sepp. give me your sooss. mas.
much - you do mot want T. Mr..
Notorist. give me TIE : shilliAgs you
are willing TO pay ~ daDagss. give
Mr.. 0spp I shilling Soe his 0oose
which ksspi" And thus II was ~
tlod.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
.Weods nuHsio.~

The woods Of northern British
America are still infested by hundreds
of queer species Of bison. known -
the woods buffalo II b much larger
than the bisoo Of the plains. which for
mcriy abounded In such numbsrs.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
To Cur, the Habit.

II b said that every bachelor In
Korea, no matter what his age. Is re-
garded a. . child. dressed - . child.
and treated - . child. Even II he be
70, he may not knot up his hair IN
manly fashioa o. assume the gAro Of
q nan Hess b . suggestion for the
solutioa oe tAs great bachelor prob
|lAha ~ en1efut II + esetes tAa.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Vssswsa - Rssssas Asny ossvsss.
Wo0so segvs - Ds1ieal o0cers In
~ Russlaa army. n % oder cosa.
ny a EasoSs + -sscA soSioyDsai
gtven 70 tie ~.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
JAPS LOSE HEAVILY
BUT WIN VICTORY.
Heights ef Na Glow Taken WIth .
LIS ef3.So0 Men.

On Nay n. after fighting I've hours
the heights of Kin Chow were taken
from tho Russians BY the japanese
soldisrs. The Russians left 400 dead 10
the trenches and returned to Port Ar
thur. The Jsps wers repulsed time after
time. but whom the combined artillery
vas turned on the heights the Russians
relrsstsd IRON their position.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
cot q Ena,l.h Naxr,

The cost Of maintaining the Eng
lish navy row amounts TO ga . yea
for every family In 0reas Britain. OF
more than two wesks' wages for L. ,
great body of the working people.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Emses q lneexseaeien.

lntoxiealts AFFECT msa IN various
ways. whea . Freedman has drunk
too much - wants to dance. . Ger
man to sing. . spaniard to gamble. an
EnglisAman 10 eat, an italian 70 boast
an irishmaa b ngAk a1d IN American
70 DAho Q sDoocA
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
R.,...a xtem.n st,.a.nea

A Partisan joernal says in regard
to the numerous Russian female stu
dents in the Preach metropolis that
they are for the most part very plain
and without any feminine charms-
Most Of then are vesy poor. live in
garrets and starve their bodies while
they study lard. Most Of them are
Nihilist1.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
kns,u yxbat Pronoun xk.e.

A teacher. explaining to her eiaas
that q pronoun 10 . word used instead
q . Eoun. asked for an example, 4
small boy instantly asked To b keard.
when he explained: III 10 . proaoua.
u u used instead of sick"
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Ion Perdicaris. an American. has been
kidnappesi BY m insurgent chief OF Mo-
rocco. Who 10 holding him captive 60 as
to bring pressure on the sultan OF Mo
rocco to secure the demands II the tribe
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
esas,A ~. u q.

Denvsr Loags No. II. Of ELKS, have
ssiectsd the Denver 4 Rio Grands. Ms
souri, Psciac and Baltimore 4 Ohio
6oathwsstern - tho odlcial route TO
their eoassottoa At Cineinasti 10 July.
Asnbses q this lsdss will stop over
10 *. Louis 10 take In the Worlds Fair.
VI their return trip.
H. B. Koosxa.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
o.h IN ths oessn.

II the ocean vers dried up. al the
water passing away ~ vapous. the
amount of salt renalaing voalA be
epoagA 10 cover syo0e. 80 square nijss
With Q layer oas nile thick.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

A foot bridge collapsed Monday at
Salida during the memorial exercises
and four were drowned. Three OF the
bodies have not yet been recovered. A
floral barge was being launched when
he accident occurred.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
N.,o,ee,,. eurn,e,.rs.

IN the library Of Hinchciere Castle.
Lord Camsnon's residence In HAmp
shore, are the table and chairs which
Napoleon used when he signed his ab
dicstion at Eontalnebleau.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

wild coefen h cosambta.
Cotton grows wild = Co0nhla. so9
the natives are bes11eng to thtnk -
riously Of eultivatino T.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
.alehe.e ,eheh,ee1 p,eee.

ss,0sssss sahahslsa Pssss.
n h1ahssk tnheAitaA yaace d Tie
uussl b - ns61ADR 6oaaseay Il
IlG1ne. = flSse whisA b sstuae61
about l7.ooe fsss aSovs - lsvs,.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
csmea,sn,ns Ia t,.s cs,S.

The intense cold found ak the high
elevations over which ths British
troops marched into Tibet nearly dis
abied the Maxims and riiles- The Of
ncsrs OF the gans had 10 clear the
locks Of the Maxims ot oil and carry
them In their breast pockets to keep
them warm md dry. and the men
took their Rides 10 bed with them.
Otherwise The oil wouA frssse into
Q cioGging msss which woald cause
nisAres. TIE water JAckets Of the
Naxims became . source Il danger
and even q mixture of one-quarter
rum did not prevent The vater from
freegtng.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
See.~e. n aeeaa..4-

w. = 0061099.
fhs rate of vaUss vsek h Scot
land NAY - FU1oAiy $4,000 q o to-
laborees and 90 fur aftisans.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

A young Denver grocery clerk has in
vented an automatic electric switch
which is now baine installed by the
tramvay at all OF their important
switches in the city OF Denver. This
youth is fast becoming rich from the
sale OF his ingenious device and cells
them at 500. each.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Cures Infantile Palsy.
The cure OF infantiie palsy By splle
ing the nerves Ia . child's leg has
been accomplished By . PhiladeapAls
surgeon.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
aou.hern RIes lande.

Southern Rice Lands.
Land around the bayous Of Louist
ana and Texas. which until 1895 was
classed as worthless, nov Yields $2Ss-
900 900 worth OF rice
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

The deadlock in the guberatorial con-
test Of Illinois 10 still unbrokeu.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Teseh your child to hold his tonssA
he'll learn inst enough 10 speak.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Nsssisn's aaalsesty.
4 Rsssiaa , sot q - aatil he
= tweaty-sax-
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03
Bstehkiss Dsiass

Gerald L. Schuyler. general sgeot ol
the Law Union 4 Grown lnsursocs Co,
vss 10 town Friday.
Mr.. Aospsby. Of Delta, v.s . Hotch
kiss visitor Aooday.
Mr.. Dix vss in Hotchkiss Monday.
Ass Grace Morton hss taken Aiss
Nellie 0silaihsr's place in the postofbce.
Mias Gslliher viii Issvs for her hone iu
Arkspsas.
Mr.. snd Ars. D. ". Thomas, Lillian
Psatersoo and Tom Pierce we're Crsv-
ford visitors Aoodsy.
e. y Butcher took in The ball game
1t Osray Sunday.
Ar. aod Mr.. If. Nelson we're down
froo Psonia visiting With Mr.. and Ass.
Bro&ss the 6rss 1t The vssk.
Aio Anna Miller left Thursday 'for
Denver vhere shs will spend her vaca-
too.
Aias Laws Msek. Of Paonia, spsot
Saturday and Sunday With Ars. Mabel
Bainard.
Simon Fisher aud wife oe Delta, wsrs
In Hotchkias Moedsy.
The annual meeting os the wouan's
Wednesday Club vas hsid Wednesday.
Jsna l. st the hoos Of Ars- AAs Meikis
johe. Asnuai election os oAcsrs wss
~ -. ~ fs,lssiae A0sans ssissaen.
'len:stisrtssds Duks. prssidsss; Mr..
ass nstkIsjoho. nrss vics prssidsut;
Mn. 6sda Z,nmsrnan. sscood vice.
prssidsut; An Os.cs Spencer. record
leg sscsstary; Ars- Clara Sinoods, cor
responding secretary; Mrs- Asry Miller,
Treasurer; Mrs. Esther Kraosr, report
q. Asubsnhip comuittes srs-Mrs-
Ssda Zimmerman. chairman; Mrs- Mira
wilnot, Mr.. Lissis Kelley, Mrs.. Min
era Lewis, Mp- Bertha Duke.
Esoa lie unes.
J. A. Curtis sss 10 the North Fork
valisy the arss of the weak.
Bert N. Crawford and wife we're dowo
to Delta Last Monday whore Mrs. Crav-
ford made proos on her desert claim
near Cedaredge.
David Frssod ysstsrdsy sold the lot
sdjoining DR.. Myer's on which hs had
started TO build to e. e. Hanuood,
Who vill hsvs the building finished fos
now quartsrs Tor the North Fork Times.
The washingtoo printing press o
long used 10 painting the North Fork
Times wss soad Last week to Oliver 4
Adams Who will use 1t to print their
new Psouia psper. Tho press ia In
good repair and good for many decades
u service yet
Resent experiments With the Colora.
rado rubber Plant show that II grow
from The sesd and can be tr.nsplanted;
that Il b greatly improved BY cultiva-
tioo. and that Il can Be- grown success
fully. in low . veil - high altitudes
Tho plant requires too yssrs' growth
bescss rubber a good quality can b ob'
taiaed. and its average life, growing
wild. b four yssfs.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Tho Russian forces arc ssid to bs
making Demonstration 10 though they
intsnd TO seod relief 10 Port Arthur.
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A rumos comes from Chimes sources
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from Port Arthur May 81.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

George Could the railroad magnate
denies the statement that he is candi
date for congress from a New Jersey
district.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

The Jspsosss have advanced to with
10 fe~ miles Of Port Arthur.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-03

Tho new city officers OF Denver were
sworn in Wednesday.