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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

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material, convenience, perfect baking,
neatness and finish, they are the head of
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-09

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The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
TO RELIEVE
4 PORT ARTHUR.
The Russians are Advancing and
Desperate Fighting is in
Progress.

The Russians are advancing toward
Lao Yang. from Mukden and the armi s
Of Kuropatkin and Oyama are again in
battle. Beginning with the Russian
blow at Bentsiaputze on the 9th, e
engagement spread until both Toxic
and St. Petersburg report that it is
raging along the entire front. So far
the results have not been decisive.
1T is evident that Kuropatkin is trans
ferring the weight of his attack to the
Japanese right, which rests on the
Teitse river east of the Yentai mines.
Nrth of Yentai the fighting is report
ed to be of the most desperate charac-
to, the positions constantly changing
hSnds and the losses on both sides being
heavy.
Tokio reports that the battle ragged
uninterruptedly all day yesterday and
mo the night, and that 1t Is believed
tisere that the Russian turning move
ment was checked Oyama reports
that he is gaining ground and that the
Russian attack on Sienching, in the eff
fsrt to cut the japanese communica-
tiens with the Yalu river was repulsed
The onward movement was preceded
b proclamation by Kuropatkin an
n0uncing that the time had arrived for
tt Russians to drive the Japanese
1fOm Manchuria- 1t is claimed that
tAe movement is caused by General
Stoessell at Port Arthur that he can
NJ hold out longer than December.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
A Csatioaal NJsla.

Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
"a continual strain" because Of some
financial or family trouble. 1t wears and
distresscs them both mentally and physi.
cslly, affecting their nerves badly aud
bringing on liver and kidney ailments,
with the attendant evils OF constipation,
loss Of appetite. sleeplessoess, low vital.
ity aud dsspondency. They cannot, as
u rule, get rid OF THE continual strain"
but they eau remedy its health destroy.
Ing effects by taking frequent doses OF
Green's August Flower. II tones up the
liver. stimulates tho kidneys, insures
healthy bodily functions, gives vim and
spirit to ones whole being, and event.
ually dispels the physical or mental die.
,ress caused by that continual strain y
Trial bottle OF Ausust Flower, 81; reg.
ulsr sins, TOO. At all druggists.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
A Good Crowd Greets Congress.
mand Hoes and Judge Belford.

The first real enthusiasm of the pres
ent campaign was shown by the crowd
which greeted Congressman Hogg and
Judge Belford and co-speaksrs at the
opera house Tuesday night.
Charles E. Lewis. candidate for rep
resentative, was the first speaker and
in few well chosen words announced
to the audience that he was in the race
for representative of Delta county.
Following Mr.. Lewis Hugo Selig, of
Montrose, candidate for district attor-
ney made a short speech, after which
Judge A. R. King introduced Con-
gresham H. NJ. Hogg. He spoke at
some length on both state and national
issues, including the tariff question and
the Panama canal and told of the real
things-not imaginary the Re
publican party has accomplished
Miss Katherine L. Craig. candidate
for superintendent of public instruction,
and Mrs. DR.. Minnie Love delivered
short addresses. Miss Craig spoke on
the state educational interests while
Mrs. love made an appeal for Republi-
canism to the ladies' present and i'm
pressed upon them the Importance of
their rights as voters.
Judge Belford, of Denver, made the
final address and upheld the governor
in his law and order policy and spoke on
both state and national issues in a way
that showed that he was thoroughly
familiar with American affairs and the
achievyments of the Republican party.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
0uray Raneher Shot

Herman Clancy was shot and instantly
killed by his father-in-lrw, S. c. Wilson.
late Monday afternoon. The shooting
occurred near Chaney's home on Cow
creek in Ouray county.
1t seems that trouble has existed for
several years between the two. Mon
day while Clancy was driving Wilson's
cattle out of his oat field Wilson came
up to him and both com ,nced firing.
Four shots were exchanged and Chaney
was instantly killed. After the shoot
ing Wilson went to his home and re-
manned all night The next morning
he was arrested and brought to Ouray
by Deputy Sheriff Bugbee. He is now
in Jail.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14

II. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. c.,
suffered for twenty years with the
Piles. Specialists were employed and
mauy remedies used but relief and per-
manent good was found only in the use
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. This
is only one or the many, many cures
that have beed effected by this wonder
full remedy. In buying Witch Hazel
Salve it is only necessary to see that
you get the genuine DeWitt's, made by
E. C. Dewitt & Co. in Chicago, and a
cure is certain. DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve cures all kinds of piles, cuts,
burns, bruises, eczema, letter, ring
worm, skin diseases, etc. Sold by The
Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
CEDAREDGE.
7. FROTHINGHAM.

Special Correspondence
Mrs. Linder was visiting relatives in
Grand Junction last week.
James Sheffields left last week for
Tacoma, Washington, where he expects
to remain for some time
A goodly number from Cedaredge at
tended the fair at Grand Junction who
report fine time.
The recital given at the hall last FRI
day evening by Mrs. Fish and Miss
Earle of Delta, was greatly appreciated
by all who were present
Considerable rioting occurred We'd
nesday in Chicago in connection with a
strike of baggage wagon drivers by the
Frank E. Scott Transfer company.
Attacks on wagons were repulsed by a
squad Of policemen at the barns Of the
company in Wabash avenue and by a
force of private detectives employed to
patrol the district.
Jackson Solomon, who escaped last
week from the penitentiary at Canon
City, was recaptured Wednesday near
La Junta.
S. P. Gutshall, the well known saw
mill man of this county has made ar
rangements to install a big lumber
yard with planning mill and hardware
store in connection Mr.. Gutshall is
now in Denver purchasing machinery
and hardware. The business is to be
situated at what is now known as Cory
station. This will be fine thing for
this valley as it will shorten the haul
several miles. s.-Surface Creek Cham
pion.
Last Friday at II O'Clock occurred
the wedding of of Mr. r. A. McGruder
and Miss Mabel Danield. two well
known young people of Cedaredse.
The ceremony occurred at the home of
Col. F. E. Boyd in the presence of but
few relatives and friends Both of
the contracting parties have lived here
for a number of years. They will make
their future home on the ranch belong
ing to Mr.. Boyd as Mr. McGruder is to
have full charge of the place. Surface
Greek Champion.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
DELTA ENTERTAN-
AENT c0UnSE.
Why II was 0rfanized and by
Whom Controlled.

The Delta Entertainment Course was
organized some time ago and 81 bust
ness men guaranteed to pay their pro-
portionate share Of loss, in tie event Of
any. in order to get five high-class per-
formances to visit Delta. There is no
one that receives any benefit from the
proceeds whatever and should there be
u surplus at the end Of the course it
will be used to get other and still better
performances. Owing TO the out-of-
way place in which we are located-not
being on = thoroughfare, frst-clas
shows cannot afford to take the chance
and expense Of coming TO Delta There
fore = guarantee has been given to
have the five performances come here.
The Chicago Lady Entertainers will
b the first number and will show at
the Opera House on Friday. Oct. q.
The course will close March 10. 1905
each number being On an average Of
ahsue tAisAv- -Aavs apart 4.--ss..-
II any Of these shown were TO visit
here they couL not afford to charge
less than Si.oo for reserve seats, yet
season tickets good for reserve will be
s,ld for 81. 50 or SO cents for each show
The course will cost nearly 500, 70 it
can be readily seen that those who have
signed to bear their part Of the loss
have assumed considerable responsible
ity. but IS Delta people go to the per-
formanccs any way it is to be supposed
that they will take advantage of their
opportunity in this instance and patron
ize these shows in preference to per
formanccs Of less merit.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
Congregational Resolutions.

Resolutions ordered by the congrega-
tional meeting of Delta Presbyterian
church Oct 5:
Delta, Colo, Oct 11th 1904.
Delta Presbyterian church while prais-
ing Almighty God for whatever meas
ure of success has attended their eff
forts. hereby express their apprecia-
ton of those who have been His instru-
ments in the work. We remember the
past activity and faithfulness of Miss
Alice Royce and DR.. S. B. Houts, so
long serving the churches as trustees.
During the building of our present edi-
fee their words of encouragement were
a factor in the successful furthering of
the enterprise.
As We have so long profitted by their
libors, we trust to be to them in the
future measure of profit in the great
est cause ever given to man.
By order Of Congregation.
F. N. DICKERSON.
H. w. DAVIS.
H. J. FROTHINGHAM.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
Democrats Establish Headquarters

The Democrats Of Delta have estab-
lished headquarters at d. T. Goff's real
estate Office and mammorh sign with
glowing letters announce TIE fact.
The sign lops over on John oysters
shoe shop, but this is no sign that John
has gone into the Democratic fold or
has, gone wrong in any other respect.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
DELTA COUNTY FRUIT INDUSTRY.
The Horticultural Report ef Inspector Mathews
Indicates Large Increase.

According to the report of H. E.
Mathews, horticultural inspector over
three quarters of million of fruit
trees have been set out in this county
in the past three years. Last year
there were set 31s, 566 trees, this being
the largest number ever planted in a
single year.
The report further states that from
present Indications there will be over
100, 900 fruit trees put out in the Sur
face Creek country alone next season
and that the number of trees will be in
excess of that of last year in the county
by many thousand
There is no doubt but that the Sur
face Creek country is coming to the
front very fast as fruit producing
section. 1t will be only a short time
when the horticultural interest will
out rank all others in that sectior.
The report is an extensive one and
covers every phase of the horticultural
interest and shows that the ravages of
bote the pear and potato blight have
been greaty reduced by s.systewatic eff
forts and methods The Goblin moth
and other insects have been held in
check to the extent that the main fruit
belts have Comparatively small per
cent of. bad. fruit which will be the
means Of saving many thousands of
dollars for Delta county.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
Down to Bed Rock.

An English newspaper tells q story
Of noble lord when fifteen years ago
he was = rapid youth who had not get
succeeded to the title. One day at the
races he lost 100000. all the money
he could raise by pledging his prop.
erty and borrowing from his friends.
Going up to his father. who was In
the racing inclosure. he said. by way
Of announcing his III fortune: "win
you give me . match to light my cisa
retts dad! For l shall not be able to
buy one myself"
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
THE SEATON DRUG co.
N>tice Of Stockholders Neefin<.

CORY. Colo, Oct. 6, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual election of the Fruit Growers
Ditch & Reservoir Company will be held
at the Mound school house Saturday.
November 5th, 1904, at O'Clock p. m.
Cory, Colorado, for the purpose of
electing FIVE directors for the ensuing
year ane transacting any other busi-
ness that may properly come before the
meeting.
W. R. LYLE, Pres.
E. F. HUBBARD, Sec.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
Fine Gift to Library.

The presiden, of the Heidelberg
Chamber of Commerce has just made
to the University Library there a gift
which Is not only eminently worthy
Of that historic seat Of learning. but
fully In harmony with the rich halo of
tradition encircling II. The gift is
composed Of = probably unique collec-
ton Of Arab papyri. numbering about
one thousand pieces, some Of them
going back to the first year Of the He
Eira. Several Of them throw quite a
new light on the Ssraeen domination
In Egypt. But the most interesting Of
all 10 = curious biography Of Mahomet
htmsoif.-London Globe.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
A Change Of Firm.

A deal YVES consummated last Satur.
day whereby the Delta Shoe 4 Cloth
ing company passed into new hands.
Gale Bros. are the new owners of this
store and announce that they intend to
put in one of the most complete and
up-to-date lines of gents furnishings in
the city. The firm consists Of T. H.
and j. C. Gale, and both are well known
here and know just about what their
patrons want when It comes to goods.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
wor,s.. Champion Weigh. Carrier.

The Armenian porters OF Constan.
tinople are believed to be the cham
pion weight carriers Of the world
They have been known for centuries
~ ''hamals"-i. e., cameAs. But while
. camel is heavily burdened at 500
pounds for days march. thcse men.
according to general belief. quoted in
Curson's Armenia" will carry for a
short distance. probably from ship TO
shore. as much a. 600 pounds. There
is q well-attested story OF "hamal
having been seen In the streets of
ConstAntinople with . grand piano on
his back.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
M,klna s~... sesnta

The oils Of roses, lavender. orange
blossoms and many others are oh,
tAinsd by distillins the flowers In
water. The oils rise with the steam
and noat on the top Of the water,
which presently condsnsss In the re,
ceiver. Thus the pure oil h extract.
Cd. hnt the water remaining. impreg.
mated with minute particles OF the
oil. retains . delightful fragrance. and.
under aNeh namea ~ rose water and
lavender water. 10 placed uroa the
nArhee - perfumes for tAs toilet
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
PSllnos Replace lSthS,

The lath and wire patent fencing Is
finding a competitor in an English
make. In which chestnut pahuss re-
place the customary laths. TIE pales.
1t is asserted. are cleft with the grain
from hard. slow-grown chestnut poles,
and are supported on annealed gal
vSnized steel wires
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
As to Proper Marrying Age.

My dear SIR" replied Max o'Rell
to a correspondent who wrote asking
him at what age he considered he
should marry. some people should
not marry until they are 40 years
old. should say In your case be
tween $50 and $50 would do excel
lentiy."
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Delta Counly Abstract Company }
For week ending October IL, 1904.
Chas. C. Lukas to Fred Lukas, deed
pit of swA 10, IA, g. Con. $50.
David W. Swendt to Joseph H. Reich,
w. D.. pit swI4 swA4, 80, IL, 90. Con.
$500.
A. s. Anderson to E. G. Powers, lots
II, II and l3, block /, Haley's addi-
ton to Paonia. Con. A.&.
E. G. Powers to David Cogwill, W D
lots II. IL and -ls, block l, Haley's
addition to Paonia. Con. $500.
H. L. Moller to Albert R. Moller w D,
81 sw14 swl4, S. IA, 81. Con. $500.
Pat Rive t. NJ. N. Reynolds &C /:
reservoir in 24-l2-93. Con. 500.
Lionel R Wigram to Peter Motto, W
D. 81 swl4, s-l3-s4. Con. 2,ooc.
Peter Motto to vincenzo Guilxi " D.
s,l swl., s-l3-s4. Con. 5000.
Reed Burnett to Town of Delta Q C D.
ditch. Con. 5000.
James N Haley to T. W. Wilson W D.
lots S, 6, and Z, blhck Haley's add
ton to Paonia- Con. $3lS.
James n Haley to Lula l. SPECIAL. W
D. lots q, 3 and .. Foote- williamsoa
addition. Con. 0.S0c.
James H. Carson to Julia s. G. Porter;
wD, lots and 8, block 6, Garnet
sub, Delta. Con. 5000.
Joseph E. Farmer to Charles Wuensch,
W D, int in lots and 1. section 81,
1885. Con. $50.
Easi7C. HIN q Robert 8 G1er, " D.
land. Con. S.loo.
Edward W. Kelley to Earl C. Hill, W
D, land and right of way. Con. sl6o.
W. D. Nelson to W. L. SPECIAL W D,
42 acres of land. Con. $500.
w. L. SPECIAL to W. D. Nelson, W D.
lots s, Z, SO and 10. block S, Haley's
addition to Paonia. Con. $625.
Mary Osboldstone to Wilson L. Davis
WD, lot I. block 2, Clark's addition
to Paonia. Con. $o5
J. A. Rovaart to J. H. Oiiyer, W d,
lots 9 and 10. block z, Hawkins &
Mollers addition to Paonia. Con. $50
North Fork Baptist church to North
Fork Baptist church of Hotchkiss W
d, lots ! and 9, Reiche's subdivision,
Hotchkiss. Con. sl.oo.
Delta Town & Improvement Co. to W.
r. johnson. W D. lots "a and 25,
block 30, Delta. Con. $50
George G. Foote ct al to Mary E. Will
hanson W d, lots "a. IS and Sc, block
5, Foote- -willismson addition, Paonia.
Con. $3.50
Mamie A. Monroe to Isaac G. Kepler
WD, lots D and ny q block Is,
Delta. Con. sl.2oo.
Vincenzo Guilzi to Joseuh McGraw W
d, s,s swi., s-l3-A. Con. 1880,
Spencer D. Greene to Lawrence c.
Cooper. Q C D, swh4 p and nw,.. q
SILL. Con. sl.oo.
D. A. Rudolph to Delta County bank,
QCD, nwh ne,4. 20 and part sw y
seLs, l7-l5-95. Con. $l.0o.
James M. Haley to Thomas B. Tennaer
w d, lots IS, - and 40 and part So.
block l. Haley's addition, Paonia.
Con. $1,000.
Fred A. Cole to Thomas L. Blackwell,
WD. nw,4. neA, l9-l4-s2, except
ls acres. Con. $l.0o.
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
lnhabitantr Of CIap,

The inhabitants OF CIaro. a Swiss
village. met In general assembly and
passed a resolution informing the &c
cles:astical authorities that they tthe
villagers) would become free-think-
ers unless the village cure. who was
unpopular. should be removed
The Delta independent., 1904-10-14
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