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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-04-06

These are craftsmen worthy of their craft
and if you are as particular about your clothes as
they are in the making them-you will always wear
such clothes as bear this L B E L, sure sign
of the best made No fashion plate gan surpasss
the style embodied in our Spring Suit Models, and
no matter what build of men, the stout chubby
sort or the tall slender, we can fit them.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-04-06

These Dos and Dont's Of supply
work are taken from leafet prepared
by Mrs. Chas. H. Carson, of the North
ern H. M. S.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
,Sicb aeacn HufcfeQer.

SoWelL 0toii., IS. Mai. - Sn
Ser Sibrna Ser 8eneroIipno0e Der
Observation-Disclosures Stride BON Moi-
lodluiett8 mltroe cine HeioIution oe5
&nbalt9 o1qenommerL Dab airdens
@enlein0eu bel Hnnobnle BON Sdetl-
tnnaen oaroli 9ldt 9eben %iolltcn, Dab
Der Shcnfer feline onIt0Bige Ycri6rt-
lid)tcit lei oni ooB ser moroliide
GiniIuB Ser airden niht Gi1buBe
crlei0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
@ermiid,tc tclcarapbiidlc 0epeidem.

- Srou Noie WeinItein, lire God.
ter @ciiie, Charles Nobesfp uto State
MolenfoFf murOeu geiterll in Gbila.
beIpbia lpe0en @eritculng geIGlidter
Silbcrmiin5eu perboitet, lno meroeu
eilt Gerb0r Dor 0em 9unoeS. Cont.
milidr SIT bcitebcn 6o6en.
- George .. Hidoroion felt orci.
5ebn Sobren aoiiirer oeS Snlonoltell.
ers9iireouS in Millpoufee, @i8c., bat
ieinem 2eben ourd einen ShuB 1T
Den aopi ein 3iel geIebt. Ser Spe-
5inI-Gromiuotor GmnlonS ioQ llu-
rid,tigfeiten in ieinen 9iiferu geiun-
Den babell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Nette3 nitanSe i'm Staats' S%rrenbanie

Sad onpitlG 5lo., Is. Mai.
- Gos fir ole &iiitotion oesS taat3.
SrrenbouieS ernannte Gomite bat
Der 2egiSldtur in 3olloballee cinen
icn%iationellen 9erift eritattet, mo-
mad in jcner Nuitalt geraOe5u grou'
enbofte 3uitdnoe berrIfen. SIS beiB:
IN Dem 9erid)te, Die InItalt iet fein
Srrenbnu5, ionoern Elm Blab, mo8e'
iinoel offer 9lrt nbqelaOen mo NIT
enornlen Soften fir Den Stoat inter
bolten mer0e; bon 8eriudeu, 8eilteS
frnnfe 5r beiIen, iei feline H0e; oie
aranten piirocn bernodDI1iigt; Die
angelteQtelI un0aranfenlpGrter ieicl,
Dem Srllnt erge6en; biililoie Yuticn,
ten piiroen graulIau bebanoelt uni
Cater uno llnmoralitat malteter
irei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
@rnnoitiifs : Merchantmen.

9fene 9e Yoilone un0 Srau an
Charles y. Wierritt, 9torooltieite ser
W~uoiion.Nue., nabe 9olp6iuitroBe,
t6.S bel 100, $t416.67.
Sarrp 5. McSnuis an G6omaS s.
WfcSnnis, Norolpeitieite ser Gnior.
itroBe, nobe Goit.aue., 3S.S bel =
So.
Charles ". Surit al yGitle @ua.
rontee II. Sruit So, 5 2ots, So.
Sobn ". Garrett OIL CHARLES 8.
Surit, Is Cots, So.
eugene @. 0e Hin5ic an S5obn I.
Gngel, JIM, Sitieite oeS 5eoeraIsgl.,
nobe Olioeritr., 10 bel e., @ro3. $36,
So.
Samuel y. 9. Yonltg an 6reoerid
". S6anSe, 3 Cots, $500.
Srcoerid ". Shunbe at Mn. G.
Sanois, Oitieite Der 10. Str, no9e
Giiitonsape., 52.6 bel t06, @ro5.
$500, $3.50. Il
Samuel g. .. 9obng al Holeigb
Z. Silep, Sltieite Der 10. StraBe, ia.
Re Gliiton-slpe., 52.6 bel 100, @ros.
$3.50, $500.
Sobn q. 9ater an 5reoerid 6. Sa-
oernann, Noroieitc Der 6airmouut.,
nobe Montforo.2lUe., 1876 bel so,
@ro5. $34.S8, $40.
Minnie s. 'Seribmon al, Senrp a.
ltlrid), NoromeIt.Gde Der Genburit.
mo Granada. Ape., 66.S BET 100,
$500.
Seno 9nbing an Siioore 3ei0itd,
Siiooltieite Der Gbriltion., nobe Ylt-
laStiltroBe, II bel 50, @ro5. $50, So.
CHARLES .. SotesIep al 8loreuce
W. SofeSlep, N~oropeltieite ser San.
ltroBe nobe 9roabiuap, IA bel 70,
8ro5. $50, So.
Amerieon Security & 2ruIt SO. oil
hilbert Shelley, @eItieite Der G6eit.
nut. nobe 3. gpenlte, 1874 BET So,
0ro5. $4S. $1,000.
albert 6. Hidaroion oil aotie 6.
Goldman, Horoieite Ser Hamlaps,
nobe WonroeitraBc, 1910 BET rs,
0ro5. $40. So.
Sraneiief 9ieoronsfi at Weldior
9uoacS ii0ieite ser GoenitraBe, nabe
eoitern.slpe., 1873 BET = 0ro5. $S7,
1925.
Suiie z. GoQaro an Gorilla 6.
Seorlett. Sitieite ser Grtuipitr., no.
be Waoiion.a pe., 26 bel 40, S..
Yermam Gobler. iun., oil Sobn
Sanger, SItieite o%er9lnn', nabe8ratt-
itraBe, 10 bel : @ro5. $3.50,
$t775.
S. Serbert Sobniton on Gli5a u.
StebI, .@eItieite Der MeGulob-, nabe
9sortbitr., t7.9 Del so, @ro5. $151,
! So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

9tc berGn0erltdc @ittc.
rung Der lebtcn Sa9e, meld]e
inns tdglld) Elm panr Hegenldaltcr
9cbrodt bat ul0 unertrGqlid ieitdlt.
lporm mor, brod)te 9eitern 9tad)mit-
tag nod Dem 8elpitterreaen cine
tiible @elle NIT, melhe einen lteber,
5leher olS ein piQfommeneS &leis
oun9sltild 6etrodten lieB. Sic
&eronoerunqen in ser Semperatur
boben 5lenlld piele erfdltunaen SIR
Solge gebabt, u1o Die Selldtiqfeit
bot HbeunatisnuS uno Shnupien
sur SogeSoronung gemadt. Ser
Wettermonn Gmigb bat audi fir
beute nod feline entif)ieoene Belle.
ring III Der @itteruna otQe3eiat, ur0
mir lueroen nit Gem oorlieb nebn,en
mil'ien, mas inns Ser @ettermoun sc.
ideeren miro.
2 hmere Sperution.- Sr.
6rieorif @ogner bon 9tr. 800, Siio.
EaeoltroBe, mter5og lid) oeitcrn
Worgen I'M So~nitorium bes Or.
Ecrrp, an Wabiion=apenue unb Gan.
poleltraBe, elmer gei1brlifen Spe.
ration, melde lebr gut perliei. er lit
Der &ater oe8 Srn. Soiepb 8oouer.
zines tiiftigen gngeItenten ser
o@eltern Union Selegropben -. 60"
ouI Dem 9orb0. Slopb.Eier Der. 8 III
Occult Goint.
Cohen freigeiproden.-
Sn Griminaleeridt aaben oie Sc.
ldlporeiten III Dem Gro5eiie aeaen
Mar Goben, melfer onaeiduloiat
moroen luar, Dem gbrabam 9irfen-
ielo Die Summe bon $195 in oeIIen
@obnnng geitoblen 3u baben, Elm
Ireiipredlenoes Geoift al. oils ser
Hid)ter Die 5reilaiiung Goben,s al.
pronete, mlrrbe Der junge Mann bon
ieiner grailt, bie neben ibm laB, 10.
fort umarmt unb III @egennart ser
Inipeienben abgefiiBt. Cohen mics
nad, oob er ~iiberbmlpt niemals in
9irfenfelo's Saus mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
SdliffSuadlridItru.

Nem Dort, Is. Otai. - Inge.
longt iino bier Die 9onpier v@raf
@olocriee" mo o0eutihIono" bon
Sonburg uno nGcpic" bon 2ioer.
pool.
Nbgefobren iino 0ie Compiler
ga Sopoie" nah Sabre, .@roBcr
auriiirit" nod Bremen uno .Goro-
mia" nod 2iucrpool.
2i5or0, Is. Moi. - 8eIihtct
iuur0c bier ser Gnmpier ga Golis
roine," bon Nep.9ort uod Sapre
bcItimmt.
GuecnStomr II, IS. Mot.-Gcr
9ompier nSeutonic" BON 2~iperpoo(
ilbr BON bier uod Helu-g)orf iueitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Ger 3upf 6lci6t ueridlput.

ct. 2ouiS, Is. Mui. - 9unoe8.
9tItrift8ridlter HogerS bat cine Or.
ore erloiieu, monnh Dem G6ineieu
Sung, melher ipcqen gusqc6en8 els
ner folifen $10.9iQ SIT 80 5aqen
3uhtbouS oerurtbeilt tpor0en it, Ser
3opf burd Die @ef6naniB = 9eomtert
nibt obgeifnittcn neroen oorf. Ger
Gbineie batte DEM Ridlter porgeItellt,
iciu 3opf iei cine Sode Der Heligion
mo er Tonne obne oeniel6eu nidt in
Sen 6tneIiIder Simmel eingeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
6rofeS Giienba6n. llnalif,

2ouiSptlIe Sen, is. Moi. =
@ei elmer GolIiiion BON 6radt3ilgen
bel GdolS, apy tplroen ad)t g%erioneu
9et0otet ltno bier oerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
$tdot Baltimore.
Nus benz Hatb6auie.

0ier @e6Guoc al 2igbtitroBe but
fdaig. - Shle6tcS Srinfmoiier
in elmer SdrIe. - @or 81 Sabre
I'M 9ienit. - Noti5en.
Iii @eb0rOc iiir oiientlidc Stder'
belt oitoriiirtc IN ibrer geitrigen git
sung oct 8ebGuoc &nipcftor Frc-
iton ole SGlier Nr. 80, 512, 514
mo 5tG, 2igbtltroBc, Die lid i'll Iebr
ihlcdtem 3uitonoe befinoen, nieher.
3urciBen ooer ioiort reporlren SIT
luiien. Gic SGuier befinbcn Iid 5lpt'
iGhCu 9urre- un0 2ecItraBe mo lper-
ben fiir bic Grlpeiterung Der Sigbt=
Strobc BON ser 9ronooiitriftS-Go
miiiion ben0t6igt. Sollten Die Solt'
ier obge6rod)en neroer, 10 lpilroe
Dies Elm bebeutenoer S6rttt Dor
mGrt8 in jencr 9eplonten Gerbele.
rluto icin. Sic 6rontmouern Der
SGlIcr orohcn cin5uitiir5en ltno ein
GrloubniBidein 81 ibrem Ncltbol
uilroc niht nlt8qeItellt mer0cn.
Sr. GreItort, Ser 8eb6uoeinIpcttor
bcnadri6tiqte gcitcrn ooS @aihcr
Geportcmcrt, ooB ooS @oIicr in ser
mcitlidcn b6bercp MdOheniduIc felt
Ginger Belt iebr itlommig mno ioit
ltngenieb6or gepeIen JET. Sine lin.
teriudrng nah Der llriohc erqab,
oaB sic @oIier5ufubr nod ser SfuIe
ourf cine Jog. blinoc M0brc gcIdob
uno iid in Dem Gnoe 0criclben Der
Sdlonm ongeiommelt bate. Scr
@oIier- Sngcnieur miro MIN crIildt,
Dem llebelitano ob5ubeIicr.
@ar 81 Sabre i'm Gien It c.
Ger Sdlou6fiibrcr So6n Wf.
GouncS bon ser Spriben.G ompognie
Nr. 81 lit bon ser 6cucrbcborOe nod
34.iGbriger Gienit5cit peniionirt NOR,
Sen. Erobemo!n @orrp $. Sdeeler
mlr0c sum ShIoudJiiibrer unO Cub
Ititut @iI(iom @eber 5llu Ero6es
mann %crnonnt. 9olprcS mllroc om
I. M0r5 1913 gcborcn uno iuor zines
Ser GItcIteu Mitglicoer 0es Qeporte.
mcnt3.
It ii dc bc5abIt.
Die 9ronoOiitrift8 GommiiIiou lei.
Itcte gcitcrn 3oblung fir ote iol9en.
Sen @rrnoItiife:
Gr. 20S, Spears @crftc, bon Ga.
Leigh 6. GhonoS umo Mnoercn iiir
$5006 gctoltft;
@eIt Sails NpenIc, iii6Iid BON
goItern Nbenuc, bon @iQiom $. mo
@~corQionu @udlcr, Gigcnt6iimer ocS
Eodtredt3, fir $4250 uno GbomaS
s. uno Nnnic W. 9enIett, Gigentbii.
mer oeS @runo5iuie8, fir $3.50 ge.
fault, utl0 ~
Nr. 7t2, @atcrItroBe, bon emma
Menlbolp fir $3.50 gefauit.
Noti5en.
George Hecle, SillfS-Gleftriter int
Motbbolie, reiignirte geItern uno
Nopmono Nortb BON ser t6. @ar6
iuur0e on icincr Steue ernonnt.
Der Wopor benodrid)tigte ocitcrn
Sen GoIi5cimoridol, ooB fir oie
Gepnrotltr ser Irottoire I'M 9ron0.
o~iitrift Die GrloubniB oeS Stoot.5n.
gcniellrS u0tbig lei, lno eriudte ihn,
Die Goli5iiten SIT initrltiren, oorouf
5u leben, ooB sic H%cporoturen in
llebereinitimmung nit Sen inl ST..
lollbniBidein on9c9cbencn Spe5ifi.
totionen ite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

"** Der .Seiien.I armltG0tet @er,
ein" peronItoltet on Sonntag eincn
9roBen Iltsilug nod 6oie.9ant, iiir
melben iueitgebenoe Arrangements
getrofien lporoen limo. glli Dem Set.
plate finoen @eideeritn9en fir ole
ainoer Itatt, loiuie Treisi6ieBen mo
BreiSfegeln. Ger gintrittSpreiS be.
tr0gt fir oftipe uno poiiipe WtitgIie-
Der uno 6omilie 81, fir Grtro . "a.
men % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Grlag Dem 8ifte.
fror Sonnie Ileranoer ouf Dem
gScae nod Dem Soipitol an Qull-
banum-@ eraiitlug qeitorbcn.


6rou Sonnie 9lleronoer, 81 Sabre
alt ltno in 9tr. 10, Softer penlc.
Canton, lpobnbaft, itorb QeitcrnMor-
gen in Ser %Nmbulon5 ser QoliSei
Gontou'S oils tic ms nH<obna Sop
fins Soipitol" Qcbroht lpcrocn ioll-
te, an elmer GoiiS 2ouOQmlm, luclde
tic an Wtittlpo6 Nbeno 5u iid nobnl,
ltm Shnlcr5en I'M MfoQen SIT lin
bern. Sic mur0c geitcrn Worgen
bon 6rou Sorab WicGonolo, bic I'M
erlten Stodlpcrt ociielbcn 6olle5
ipobllt, ouf Dem 6uBbooen liegeno
oltaetltn0cll mo ncbcn ibr Lag ole
leere @iftflaife. Srou Nleranocr
mar Idon Ieit einiger Belt fronf, uno
am WfittlpodJ ioQ ite sum erIten Neal
8ebort bobcn, BOB lie nidt tllrirt mer.
Den Tonne. Sic idrieb %iofort an ibre
i'll Fort Nllron, Wtid), ipobnbnitc
WtlIttcr, nit Dem Grilthcn, oiciclbe
m0gc 0oA bicrber fonlmcn. Sbr
Mtunn lit &ernicter bon Froieiiion Ii,
bat lett bier Monoten in &oroin, o,
acorbcitet. Sic bintcrlGBt orei flci-
ne Ginoer, oie bel ibr ipobntcn. 0odl
ibr Wann iuor bis ip6t qeItern NodJ.
mittog nod nid)t bon ibrcm Eooc be-
nnhriftigt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20

Der Compiler nSbomaS @. Gat.
mer" lit bon Dem 3on1pfer .Sar.
Daro" alf Dem Safe Superior olti
Der Sobe BON Stonnoro Hod in oe,l
@runo eebobrt morben. Weniden.
leben gingen aber gIiidlider @eiie
nidt perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-20
Meiltcrid)aftsipie

@robe3 GoIfStllrncn inn oMorDlon6
Spol." - Son elmer iturfen De.
legation 0elltlder mo b0bmiiher
Burner pertrctcr1.
Sin reyes Sntereile lit bon Ben
0elltidcn mo bobmiideu Glrrncrn
fiir ooS @erGtbe-S rrnen in oen1
&olf3turncu ndfltel SamitoQ I'M
oO~torplono DIAL" an Sen Sog QclcQt
morocn, 1tno jmci beltti6e uno Gin
b0bmiihcr 1urnpcrein mCrocn i6rc
beIten SurnCr 5lln Seit lcn0cn. Die
SlIte scr EreiSrihter mo Surncr lit
lpie ioIGt: Superintendent: @illium
Seder bonn ,9fod SiasGolleg;" Golt-
rler: W}orri5 SeIBcr; Htdter: 81.
Natbon Sermon, Gurnperein .&or,
ludrta;" $. g.. NeoIe, ng2oibington
y. NJ, &. 81" 6er0inonb 6. Gurnt,
o6edt.GIub;" 6ror5 Euppe, o2abor
2pcenm;" Anton &oncllra, Bob.
milher GllrnOerein;" Sarrp Sed.
bciner, oSontell Surnperein." Sic
Surniettion oea y2obor 2nccltm5"
iulro Die gr0bte In5obI Surner: W,or-
TN Suolpig, @ermonm 9Iltge, Wid).
Salcrmolo, SbomaS Snucrluol0, q.
Sltrnt, G0uor0 SCiuiS, :. Sil1onibcr.
Sans MelOc, 6ror5 @rou, Soicpb
9enio un0 Milbelm &oitcnS urO ser
o9obmiidc Gilrnpcrein" folQenoe
Sltrncr: 6ronf s. &o0on, &ictor
@lrIdlolcr, Solli5 &iriHouer, Stonip
NooliS nt0 @iuiom Moteifa mo
Der oSocuitEoint Cllrnperein" @eo.
:. Ottcrbeiu uno @corg McDer$ ltcl.
len. Snl @on3cu nebmcn is Slrncr
am @Scttfompie G6cil, uno Der.
'prldt oo@ UerGtbe Ellrnen sic
@Ionjmmmer Der &oriteQung 5u
lDcr0en.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
A CONTINUAL STRAIN.

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
distresees then, both mentally and physi
cally. affecting their nerves badly and
bringing on liver and kidney aiIments.
with the attendant evils Of constipation.
loss Of appetite. sleeplessness. low vital
ity and dependency. They cannot, %
q rule, get rid Of this Continual strain"
but they can remedy it's health destroy
ing effects by taking frequent doses OF
Green's Augutt Flower. Ittones up the
liver, stimulates the kidneys, insures
healthy bodily functions, gives vim and
spirit to ones whole being. and event
ually dispels the physical or mental dis
trees caused by that continual strain"
Trial bottle of August Flower. 26c; reg
ulsr size, 75c. At Ill druggists.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
"Draw Me Nearer

At a recent evening service the
writer's pulpit was occupied by a
bachelor preacher, who had made a
good impression upon some parts Of
the audience at least. He had finish
ed his discourse and was about to
dismiss the audience, wien the lights
suddenly failed. AS soon as he could
realize the situation he asked that
some one would start song. The
request was scarcely made when ore
Of the young ladies' near where the
preacher stood raised in a plaintive
voice, full of tenderness and longing
that, old familiar hymn, Draw Me
Nearer" The audience literally roar
ed, and, to make the scene more
amusing, the current of electricity
came on again just then. ard revealed
the preachers face. which was red as
blood. while the singer went serencly
on.-Homiletic Review.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31

Postal rules haye been hoisted in
Dickinson county postoffice that read
this way: mo letters will be delivered
until received. If you don'tget aletter
or paper on the day you expect it, have
the postmaster look through all the
boxes and in the cellar also. 1t ought
to he there somewhere and he likes to
look for it just to please you. If your
friends don't write, curse the post
master, he is to blame. If he tells you
there is no mail for you put on grieved
expression and say, There ought to be
some He is probably hiding your
mail for the pleasure of having you call
for it two or three times day. Ask
him to look again.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
Have You Ever Visited Florida.

Here is what visitor has to say of
Ormand: Waving palms, pungent
pines groves of glossy-leaved orange
and lemon trees. their branches bend
ing under the weight of the golden
globes of fruit, tropical drives and
walks, the Halifax river with its laun-
ches and boats, inviting to fishing part
les on one side, and the great ocean on
the other, all combine to make Ormand
one of the drawing cards on the east
coast of Florida - Low rates to Flor
ida points, New Orleans, Galveston
and San Antonio will be given and at
tractive literature sent on application
7. E. Fisher,
G. P. A., G. & S., Ry.
Denver, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfiters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations of
DIR. Kings new discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs, and Colds, and other med
icines, thereby defrauding the public.
This is to warn you to beware of such
people, who seek to profit, through steal
ing the reputation Of remedies which
have been successfully during diseases
for over 35 years. A sure protection,
t, you is our name on the wrapper.
Look for it. on all DR.. Kings or Buck
lens remedies. as all others are mere
limitations. H. E. BUCKLEN & CO.,
Chicago ILL.,, and Winsdor Canada.
Sold by all druggists.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
PLANS ODD FACTORY TOWN.
Ebenezer Rowland Pounds Garden
City With House for Each Family.

Ebenezer Rowland Pounds Garden
City With House for Each Family.
An industrial town unlike any other
in the world is about the rise near
London. 1t is to be called Garden City,
because every house will be surround
ed by Garden. Ebenezer Howard Is
the protector of this Utopia and he
has, after many years. induced rich
philanthropists to form stock COM
pany and to furnish the large capital
necessary to begin work.
There is to be one family to each
house, flats and two-family houses
being absolutely barred; the total
population is not to exceed 10000 and
a maximum of one-sixth Of the town
area is to be given up to buildings.
There are to be factories. but every
window Of these is to be a window
garden. Meat is to be supplied direct
from the surrounding farms: each
fanny is to grow its own vegetables
on its own land; COWS to be pastured
in the town and each house Is to be
hygienic and pretty. Garden City IL to
be governed by a board Of managers
and is to be managed strictly A. .
business enterprise. There II nothing
socialistic about 1t and the residents
will have little to say about the gov.
ernment Of the place.
The projectors expect to scatter
such Garden Cities all over England.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
GIRLS TRAMP ACROSS MEXICO,
Ohio Girl Had No Trouble Till She
Tried to Enter q Mine.


Tried to Enter . Mine.
Miss Hazel Mason. 19 years old. has
the distinction of being the only white
woman who ever followed the noun.
tain trail on horseback from Oaxaca.
Mex, across the continental divide. to
an Indian village forty miles sway.
When Miss Mason walked through
the village every Indian woman on the
place would run and look at her com.
menting on her features and physique.
Their favorite remark was Que alta"
which translated means. Gee. how
tall"
Miss Mason's home IL ir Toledo.
o., but she has lived In Detroit. and
speut six months in Mexico. going to
that country last winter and remain
ing until a short time ago. While IN
Mexico the native Indians gave Miss
Mason wide berth. ~ they consider
ed her q hoodoo.
They are very superstitious, but did
wanted to go down into mine When
the Indians learned Of this Tn pro
tested. telling the superintendent they
would never work in the mine again.
AZ It meant certain death to the work.
men for a woman to enter the shaft
Another Of their superstitions 10 that
the mine win never yield gold OF oil.
yer again.
Because Of these superstitions the
native women are not permitted even
to look down the shaft.-St. Louis Re
nuhlic
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
A Destructive Fire.

To draw the fire out of burn, or heal
cut without leaving scar, use De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. A specific
for piles. HGet the genuine. J. L.
Tucker, editor of the Harmonizer, Cen
tire. Ala, writes: 81 have used De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve in my family
for piles, cuts and burns. 1t is the
best salve in the market. Every family
should keep it on hand" Sold by w.
G. Cook, or Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
EspIanade a Feature.

A feature of the lake front at the
Lewis and Clarke exposition is the Grand
Esplanade, promenade more than
half mile long running around the lake
shore.
Guilds Lake, which takes the place
of the grand basins" ofprevious fairs,
is the largest body Of water ever en-
closed within an exposition fence, being
go acres in extent. A peninsula sixty
acres in area extends out into the lake
from a narrow strip Of land which
separates the Willamette river from the
Exposition grounds. On the mainland
are situated the main exhibit buildings,
ten in all, forming nearly a straight
line with their short sides facing the
water.
The Esplanade begins near the gronp'
of state buildings which includes New
York, Utah. Idaho and Pennsylvania,
in the eastern part of the site and runs
to the American Inn in the extreme
western portion of the grounds. From
railing to railing it is 80 feet wide and
is built of wood and staff on piles over
the water. The Esplanade crosses the
Trail where the latter joins the Bridge
of Nations, which connects the main
land with the peninsula where the
government buildings are located.
The beautiful night scene with the
buildings brilliantly outlined with cleo
tric lights and the thousands Of lights
reflected in the lake can be viewed to
advantage from the Esplanade where
will throng the jolly crowd.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31
Delta Independent
Published Every Friday.
DELTA. COLORADO

International Stamp Planned.
One Of the latest ideas to be pro-
pounded, and which will be brought
forward at future international pos
tai cor gress, is suggestion for an
international stamp.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31

No Executions in Switzerland.
CAPITAL punishment still exists in
Switzerland. but all death sentences
imposed within the last half centuI!
have been coMGuted.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31

Boots More Fatal Than Storms.
II was declared at Edinburgh re-
Gently that more fishermen were
drowned from the custom of wearing
long boots than by all the storms.
The Delta independent., 1905-03-31

A man who commits suicide is
member Of the Fool-Killers' associa
uon,-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
RIGHT TINE TO CURE cATARRn.
Z. ]. jenkins Guarantees hyOmei Win
Cure II Used Now.

The early su IN M er when the
weather becomes warm and settled
is the best time OF the whole year 20
treat catarrhal troubles with the ex-
pectation Of complete aud lasting
relief.
Everyone who has catarrh Of the
head and throat should know how
foolish IL Is 10 try and cure IL by
drugging the stomach.
Until recently your physician
would have said the only way 20
cure catarrh would be by a change
of climate, but now with Hyomei
you can carry health-giving cli-
mate In your purse or vest pocket,
and by breathing IL few minutes
four times day soou cure yourself.
Everyone who has catarrh, or
even tendency 20 cAtarrh, should
use HyOmei now, for the benefit will
be gained twice as quickly and the
disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system.
The complete HyOmei outfit costs
but one dollar, aud includes a neat
pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper,
aud sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks treatment. The inhaler lasts
a lifetime, and II more Hyomei is
needed, extra bottles can be obtained
for 81 cents.
In Bryan there are scores OF well
known people who have been cured
OF catarrh by Hyomei. II It does
not cure you, +. j. jenkins will re-
tlrn your money. This Is the strong
est evidence he can offer as 20 his
faith IN the remedy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25

An unknown Mexican was drown"i
IN a creek near Denton. Tex.
While seated IN a chair Mrs Jo-
sephine Hotches Of Bonham. Tex ex-
pired.
s H. Mcbride, a leading real estate
man OF Dallas. II dead after Ions
Illness.
Commercial association Of the tive
territories will meet at oklahoma Cii'
next month.
Ten parties charged with playinl
-Aicie." resembling faro, were arrested
AZ Shreveport.
Plains around Midland, Tex, were
sheet Of water Tuesday. Heaviest ran
since 1902 feli
The little son Of orville Proctor o
Alpha. okla. was killed by the acct
dental discharge OF pistol.
]. c. stewart. one Of the Theatrical
two Johns" famous fat man
the stage. died az st. Louis