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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR sALE-BY STRONG & DICKINSON.
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT.
STRONG &c DICKINSONS
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT,
CONTAINING FORTY ACRES,
LYING ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIGUEROA STREET
(EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT THAT
STREET Isl
AND BETWEEN 42D ST. AND
VERNON AVENUE.
FINE, LARGE LEVEL. LOTS
AT FROM ONLY $3.50 UP.
TERMS. $50 DOWN
WE BOUGHT THIS PROPERTY FOR
HALF WHAT ADJOINING PROPERTY
is NOW HELD AT, CONSEQUENTLY
WE CAN SELL AT THE Low
PRICES WE HAVE ON THE LOTS.
$500 BUILDING RESTRICTIONS.
TAKE REDoNDo CAR TO F1GuERoA
WALK SOUTH TO THORPE STREET:
MoNETA AVENUE CARS WILL SOON
BLOCK AWAY.
PRICE INCLUDES STREET WORK.
THESE LOTS ARB ALL GENUINE
AT THIS PRICE BEING FROM
500 TO $50 CHEAPER THAN
ANYTHING IN THE NEIGHBoRHooD.
WE BUY RIGHT, CONSEQUENTLY
CAN SELL RIGHT.
MR.. F. H. BRADFORD WILL BE ON
THE GRopND 6pTery TO SHOW THE
LOOK THIS UP AT ONCE
AND GET lrP0SG IN on THE pItIKySs0R GRogHR FLOOR
TEL. 1878. 135 SOUTH BROADWAY.
OFFICE OPEN MONDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS.
FOR SALE-CHEAP-LOTS-
s25o-46x12S, Corner West 10th, subject to
street grading.
s4OO-4Oxl2O, near Adams and Compton ave.
s5O0-50xl75, fine lot, Henry st., near Eastlaks
park street work paid
$425-5Ox140, West 39th Denker.
S550-49x127, Walton, near 37th.
s550-44x7S, near 22d and Vermont.
s600-56x120, Olive St, near Thorpe.
S6O0-5Ox125. cor. 37th, blk. west of Central
S650A0x120, Toluca, near 1st
S700--40x10O, goth, block OF Central.
sS50-46x12S, near 10th St. Vermont ava
S900-50x150 Lasalle, 30th.
s1150-50x120, Oxford ave-, near 18th.
sl150-50xlSJ, 25th ST., near Vermont.
$1050-50x150 25th and Maple ave.
s1250-50x125, Iowa, near 18th.
Sl250-30X125 Crocker St, near 11th.
sl3O0-50x17S east front, Angelus Vista tr.
$16O0-50x150, S. w. cor. Washington
and San Pedro.
sl65O-50xl25. Girard, near Valencia.
s1S0O-50x140. Elden. 18th.
$1S50-3715x120. Valencia, 9th.
s190O-40x104 to alley, Ceres, near 7th.
S2O0O-50x164, Ellendale, Goth
s2O0O-40x140, near 9th and Albany.
s27OO-4Ox135. bet. Sth and 9th, few blocks
west of Figueroa.
s300-90x110. cor. on Figueroa, near Sunset.
w. H. OBEAR, 402 Johnson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
FOR SALE-VACANT LOTS.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.

FOR SALE-VACANT LOTS.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
sb0O-3Sth and Normandie 50xl45,
s65O-Brent ST., near Temple, 4ON145'
s6OO-West 46th st. (with California
house,, 40x13s ,.
s7oo-Dixon ave. north of Washington
40x12S. - IN
x145. ro,..
S125O-27th and Hobart, 50x1SS.
$1S5O-Brighton. near 29th' east front
Si50O-Councn ST., near Union, 5oxiSS..
$1SOO-St. Andrews place and 18th ST.
5Ox178. o.o
SisOO-virgil, near W ilshire 5Oxl7O.
$21OO-Ninth ST.. near Hoover hlgn
sS3Oo-carroil ave, near Douglas. 5ox
s225o-Edgeware road. near Douglas rs
X15O. ,,,.. .,
sss5o-st Andrews place and 18th. cor
s9OoO-Finest place on First ST., crown
OF the hill, 1876 feet on First 90 feet
depth; and many others. go.
ECONOMIC INVESTMENT CO..
2I5 Braly Building.
Sunset Phone Main 66OO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
foR sALs
Houses

Houses
'''ssssss''ts
FOR SALE
- sSj00---
WEST THIRTY-sECoND STREET.
A well arranged Broom house in fine local
ity; large lot, 5ox1i6. highly improved. south
'front.' good barn, on tho best car line in the
city, with S-minute service; the price is $500
below market value.
JAS. V. BALDWIN,
2o7-2lo Conservative Life Bldg,
Third and Hill sts
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28
FOR SALE
city lots and Land.

City lots and Lands
RUFUS ). sTUKEY TRACT.
Desirable location.
Quick car service.
Streets graded
Fine pure water.
Good fresh air.
View of the mountains.
Nice roomy lots.
Good neighbore.
II won't cost you much
TO buy here.
Own your own home.
An ideal spot for home
or an investment.
Quit paying rent
Buy lot
and build a homo
where all are satisfied.
Take East Ninth street car
on Main
to Fifty-second.
60 out and talk II over
With the owner, or
Phone 2g224;
Sunset South see
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR SALE
Groom modern cottage in Highland Park;
Price $3.50.
Two Groom cottages on Malabar ST.. near
Soto $3.50 each
6-room. up-to-date cottage on Adair ST.,
near Maple ave. car line, $3.50.
THOS. j. HAMPTON,
l.. A. r. B. 1l9 S. Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR SALE
No 1125 West Thirtieth Street.
beautiful home: ten rooms; all moderr
improvements: barn; lot 100x15O.
No. 1926 East Twelfth Street
A nice cottage barn; finely improved
must sell this week.
For sale or exchange
SALAK- STANTON CO,
435-436 Chamber of Commerce Building.
Phones-Sunset Main 6446; Home 1855.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR SALE
We secured in an exchange deal large lots
in Signal Hill tract. Long Beach. which we
will sell at a bargain We also offer choice
lots IN southwest on Brighton ave, below
46th St. at bargain for quick turn.
Phones ROSS LINDSEY,
Home 1862. 314 II. W. Hellman Bldg
Main 1922.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

HAVE TWO Elegant LOTS ON FLOW
er and Hope streets upon which / will build
a cottage or bungalow to suit you. for cash
or terms, for $500 cheaper than YOU can get
one already built. See OWNER. S05 Laugh
lin Bldg. Large lots.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

MANUFACTURING SITE BARGAIN.
Six Acres-S10 q. .0OO-Six Acres.
Best location in city. Steam and cleo
trio lines on two sides, with switch privi-
leges We believe this to be the best buy
of many years. $4,000 cash, balance I-IO
per cent interest.
Call at once. This will not stay many
hours.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS. 320 Byrne Bldg.
Home 5000; Main 59ii.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-28

FOR SALE-ON SOUTH HOPE STREET.
Fine, Now, Six-rOom Cottage.
Only $4,000. Terms, $500 Cash.
low price for a good cottage.
A. w. ROSS, 42O Bradbury Bldg. LA.R.B.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Kohler Ranch Sold.

Thomas H. Powers last week sold the
ranch known as the Kohler farm. The
place consists of 874 acres of fine land
about coo of which is in alfalfa and also
has three small orchards.
The purchasers were w. B. and A.
H. Stockham of Delta and James
Zaninetti of Cedaredge.
The consideration was $50, 900 and it
includes an enormous amount of water,
also al buildings, farm machinery,
stock, ETC., in fact everything except
the large herds of cattle which were
purchased byJ. B. Killian of this place.
Mr.. Zaninetti will have charge of the
place and expects to move onto it about
the first of March.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Antitrust Law Constitutional.

The validity of the Kansas antitrust
law was Monday upheld by the supreme
court of the United States in an opin-
ion by Justice Brewer in the case Of
Edmund J. Smiley, plaintiff in error.
VS.. the state of Kansas. Smiley, in
1900. was secretary of the State Grain
Dealers association, and the allegation
in this case was that he organized the
wheat dealers in the town of Bison,
Rush county, into trust to control the
price of wheat at that place. The su-
preme court of the state sustained the
prosecution against him, and Justice
Brewers opinion upholds that verdict.
He based his decision on the ground
that the law was in harmony with the
power of the state to control its own
police affairs, and therefore not antag-
onostic to the federal constitution.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
After the Normal.

A joint session Of the education COM
mittee of the house and senate was
held Monday afternoon to hear the
claims of the several cities on the
western slope for state normal school.
Senator DeLong presented the claims
of Grand Junction and Delta, Senator
Sapp represented Gunnison and the
claims of Glenwood Springs were ad-
vanced by Attorney Darrell and Presi-
dent Parkinson of the Glenwood Springs
Chamber of Commerce. C. A. Freder-
ick of Paonia, editor of the Gazette, is
also petitioner for the western slope
normal school. Several of those who
appeared before the committee made
promises of land and money to assist in
the construction and maintenance of
the institution.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
TO Indict Beef Trust.

The first step leading to the possible
Indictment of members of the alleged
"beef trust was taken at Chicago
Tuesday. A special grand jury venire
was ordered drawn and deputy United
States marshals were sent out with
subpoenaes for various members of the
alleged trust. Indictments will be
sought on charges of direct violation of
an injunction issued some time ago by
Judge Grosscup of the United States
circuit court, restraining members Of
the alleged trust from Illegally combin-
ing in restraint of interstate commerce.
The decision of Judge Grosscup was re-
Gently sustained by the United States
supreme court. Much secrecy was
maintained concerning the affair and
the deputy marshals were dispatched
under orders to serve the subpoenaes
immediately and to make public no
facts concerning the affair.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Cedaredee Notes.

From last weeks Champion.
DR.. l. F. Burgin of Cedaredge, yes
terday met with a very serious as well
as painful accident. In some manner
his buggy whip became enatangled with
the harness on one of the horses he
was driving and while trying to extri-
cate it the whip broke and struck the
doctor in the eye. 1t is now thought
that he will partly lose the sight of the
eye if not wholly. The doctor leaves
for Denver today to see what can be
done for him there.
The unfortunate division of opinion
regarding the section corner near the
stores should be settled by a new sur
vey at once. Cedaredge cannot afford
to have friction over matter that SIS
susceptible of quick and easy solution.
The utmost harmony must exist be-
tween our people if we are to have a
rapid and vigorous growth. 1t would
be peculiarly unfortunate if this small
misunderstanding should lead to the es.
tablishment of rival townsites, and q
division of sentiment that would retarc
our growth and development incalcul.
ably. The corner can be fixed by 6
survey and the time to do it is as quick
as the snow goes off.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Cine Year Stomach . Rest.

Your food must be properly dijested
and asimilated to be of any value to
you. II your stomach is weak or dis
eased take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
dijests what you eat and gives the
stomace = rest, enabling it to recuper-
ate. take on new life and grow strong
again. Kodol cures sour stomach, gas,
bloating, heart palpitation, and all dies
tive disorders L. A: Soper, of Little
Rock, KY, writes us: 1--WE feel that
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the
commendation that can be given it, as
it saved the life of our little girl when
she was three years old. She is now
six and we have kept it for her con-
stantly. but of course she only takes it
now when anything disagrees with her.
Sold by the Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
A $4,000 Moving
Picture Show.
SATURDAY. NIGHT FEB. zslA

Including ali the latest colored NOV
ing pictures. illustrated songs and
latest music. Beatty Bros, propnetors
have the only six machines on earth
equipped with Diamond projecting lens
and six sprockets, doing away with
the vibration and blur. A few of the
many pictures: A drunken tramp on
roller skates: Casey and his twins;
Johnson's goat; General Slocum dis
aster; boar hunting, showing horseman
and 200 pretty white-spotted hounds;
Japanese and Russian war, showing
land and sea battles; hundreds of Rus
SLAMS killed in land battle; the great
train robbery, and many others. Prof.
Shary renowned pianist and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Mounts in latest Illustrated
Songs; Mr.. Mounts is robust tenor,
Mrs. Mounts French Nightingale
with rare lyric soprano voice, in such
popular airs as; ''The Holy City," The
Tie That Binds" Orange Blossoms
"She Is waiting, and others.
Beatty Bros, managers, do not ad-
vertise any specialties but we under
stand they have the best comedy sketch
team on the road. This show comes to
your town highly recommended by the
press from the east to the west, and
will undoubtly draw packed house.
Pictures guaranteed not to quiver or blur
At Opera House Admission 25c, IS and
5Oc Tickets on sale at Seatons Drug
Store on Thursday Feb. 2S.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Cory Correspondence.

Messrs. Floyd Chatham and Elmer
HOFFMAN took in the Bachelors dance
at Delta last week.
Charley Rist has rented Mr.. S. A.
Browns ranch for the ensuing year.
He will put in ten acres Of sugar bccts.
Mr.. George Roderick of Indiana, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. P. Davis.
I. M. Heaton was up to Montrose
last week on business.
Mrs. George P. Childs is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Bessie ong in Denver.
DR.. Butterbaugh was called to San
Luis valley last week to see his father
who is seriously III.
Mr.. Watson president of the E. Bar
Cattle company, came over from Silver
ton last week to spend few days on
their ranch.
At the annual election of the Surface
Creek Fruit Growers Association held
at the Cory station Saturday the fol-
lowing persons were elected directors
for the ensuing year: J. A. Luellen,
Harry Bull, James Caldwell, H. X.
Ferguson, w. N -Kennicott and J. w.
Sell.
Several couples from this vicinity at
tended the dance at Frank Lemas ter'a
residence near Read Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jay who have
been visiting relatives in Walla Walla,
Washington for the past three months,
came home Monday. They are very
much pleased with the Northwest and
may return In the near future.
A large crowd attended the sale Of
Mr.. L. Q. wolfsrsburger Tuesday, He
contempiates going to the Goldnelds Of
Nevada.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Cattle Trial uaIlaisAed.

The case of Frank Moore, who is
being tried this week on the charge of
cattle stealing, was begun Tuesday and
is still under way. Judge A. r. King,
of this place and L. F. Twitchell of
Denver are conducting the defense,
while Ralph Talbot, the Stock associa-
ton attorney is assisting District At
torney Selig. E. McCrillis, secretary
of the State Board Of Stock Inspection,
Of Denver. is an important witness in
the case. 1t is likely that the case will
go to the jury this afternoon or to-
morrow morning.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
TO FIGHT OIL TRUST
President to Aid Kansas Against The
Standard Oil Combine.

The fight against the oil trust being
made by the Kansas legislature affords
an excellent opportunity for President
Roosevelt to investigate the workings
of this gigantic monopoly. What is
true in the Kansas oil fields will apply
to almost any other section of the
United States, as the Standard Oil COM
pany controls the combined product.
The following Investigations are to
be made:
To find out why petroleum can be
be bought at such low price.
Why kerosene and the numerous by
products are sold at such high prices.
To find out if this wide margin between
the price Of crude petroleum and the
selling price of kerosene has been pro-
duced by a trust or in restraint of
trade.
To find out whether the difference be-
tween the low price for the petroleum
and the selling price of the refined oil
and the by-products is controlled by a
corporation, stock company or corpor-
ate combination engaged in commerce
among the several states and territories
or with foreign nations.
To find out whether such corporation
or trust in purchasing petroleum does
by any order or practice of discrimina-
ton boycott, blacklist or in any manner
discriminate against any particular oil
field.
To find out the detailed organization,
the profits and the conduct and man.
agemeut of the big trust.
There is not the least doubt but that
the findings of the commission will be
startling If the proper investigations
are made. The people Of the United
States Irrespective Of party afhiiations
are with the President in his efforts in
this direction.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Open Ar Concerts.


fhe Delta Concert band gave IN open
air concert Tuesday which was very
much enjoyed and appreciated by Delta
people. The public is to enjoy another
of these massachusetts Sunday afternoon,
which will take place at the band stand
at the court house square and the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
March-A Deed of the Pen, by Morrett.
Medlay Overture Down on the Farm,
By Won Lisler.
Gavott- Fair Maiden of Liville, by
Czibulka.
Waltzes-D Dream Faces, by Lewis.
Rag-Dixie Girl, by Bodual Lamp.
Selection-From King Dodo, by Gustave
Luders.
Consert Moxurka-Doloreb by volker.
March-On Dress Parade, by w. P.
Chambers.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
After The Oil Trust

Following the example Of the Kansas
legislature, the Wisconsin legislature
will soon take up the subject Of the
Standard Oil company. Two measures
will be presented, one joint resolution
for an investigation of the methods Of
the corporation and the other bill re-
nodded as . substitute for the measure
Senator McGilray has introduced which
will be stringent snti-trust Legislation.
A bill providing for q territorial oil
refinery has bsen prepared by Repre-
sentative Mcbride and will be presented
in the house. The measure viii also. It
is said, compel any corporation operat-
ing IN the territory to sell its product
at IN equal price throughout the terri
tory. Governor Ferguson is said to
favor measure similar to that recently
passed by the Kansas legislature.
The Missouri legislature may be asked
TO take up Kansas fight against the
Standard Oil company. As soon as
copies Of the bills passed by the Kan
sas legislature are received anumber Of
Kansas City men Interested in the Kan
sas field, will, II is stated, go to the
Missouri capitol in the interest of these
measures.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Corbett-Nelson Fight

Young Corbett and Battling Nelson
are to meet again in the roped arena
February %. Corbett was decisively
defeated in ten rounds in their meeting
a short time ago, but is training hard
for the coming battle and says that he
will win the coming fight. The battle
is to take place in San Francisco. The
betting on the coast is decidedly in
favor of Nelson.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Townsite To Be Moved.

Owing to some misunderstanding be-
tween property owners at Cedaredge it
is likely that the townsite atthat place
will be changed and a new town laid
out on the Kohler ranch just below the
old town. Stockham & Blanchard are
preparing to erect bank and store
building on the new site, which ismuch
better situated for the proper laying
out of = town. 1t is said the trouble
was brought about by some Of those
owning property at the former town
site refusing to allow the laying out Of
the necessary streets across property
owned by them.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Delta County Abstrac. Company
Real estate transfers for week ending
February %, 1905.
BENZ. F. Wade to Harry 8. Mathison,
w. D. 8 n W u sec. 13-15-91s
Con. $1,000. 90
P. J. Jones to ]. M. Jones q c undi-
vided n int. in the Doughty reser-
voir. Con. s1.00
Delta Investment Co. to Jennie Bailey,
W. D. lots 16 and 16 block plat B
Delta. Con. $500
Herman F. Cook to John F. Newlin,
w. D, e n SEX and 8 e Il sec f.
and part Il neAneA sec 9a-l5-
s5. Con. $1,000 90
Mary w. Charlton to VIM. NJ. Beckett,
w. D. lot blk plat A Cedaredge,
Con. $50. 90
Pruie H. Miller ct al. to J. W. Miller
ct al. W Dnw u of e u of sek
sec 26-14-95. Con $17UO. 90
Mary L. Monroe to Frank P. Hunt
ct al. w D lot & 6 blk Delta.
Con. 100000
Fred A. Cole to Alex N. Barnie ct IL.
w D part NV AneA sec 1s-14-se
Con. sso.ou
Frank Graham to Peter Rochette, &C
DTorods of ditch IN swAnwK
sec lO-13-94. Con. 81 %
w. B. Smethurst to John G. Wettrich
Q D part sec. 2O-13-A u acres.
Con. $500
John C. Wettrich to Iona Stone w. D
part sec 20-13-94 ! acres. Con. SIS. 90
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
"A asas,er liza nned.

"Od Bob, historic mountain lion
which has terrorixed Chaffee county
ranchmen in tho vicinity Of Marshall
pans for the past five years, was killed
Saturday by ]. E. Hicks Of Sarg ,ant.
The animal was shipped toJ. A. Rogers
Of Salida and u now on exhibition at
that place.
Old Bob measured fourteen feet from
tip 70 to tip and weighed 226 pounds.
He Is said to be the largest mountain
lion ever killed in the west.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Baptist Meetings Continue.

The revival meetings in the Baptist -------'-----
church under the leadership of Rev.
Joshua Gravett have grown daily iprfr.
interest and attendance. The church zu,,ssa,.ss
is packed night after night and the ~, 7.szs
audience listens to the messages with ,,agi1,, ~
deep interest. The morning and after.f"a i2-,lsil
noon meetings are especially helpful. w.
In addition to the regular Sunday
vice there will be preaching and bap-
tism at 3. p. m. Everyone is cordially
welcomed. Subject for Saturday even
ing will be "The Why of Unanswered ,.,5sv
Prayers." 7r.:-...- -..,.,.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Attorneys Ea.ersalaed.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.F. kistler entertained
informally Wednesday evening in honor
of attorneys L. F. Twitchell, Ralph
Talbot Of Denver and Hugo Selig Of
Montrose. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Killian. Mr.. and Mrs. T. X.
Seaton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Wilson,
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Hick and Miss
New. Whist was the amusement Of
the evening and q dainty lunch was
served,
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
RESOLUTIONS Of Rtsptu.

To the officers and neighbcrs of Delta ;;-el
Camp No. 2s4 Woodmen of the World:r sd
We your committee appointed=to
draft resolutions on the death Of our 81
late honored Head Consul F. A. Fan1-a II
enburg beg leave to submit the follow
ing: i'''
Whereas, In His infinite power and . Ni
wisdom Almighty God has seen. fit to .
remove from our midst and take unto i'isS
Himself our esteemed Head Consul F. :
A. Falkenburg. Therefore be it 'E'7" q
Resolved: That in the death Of our ga q
honored Head Consul our order has lost 70 Is :
tireless worker and true friend. ~
To him is due the credit of the organs "
zation of the order and he has sacrificed s A'
his life to its growth and support. a'
While we bow in submission to ~HissS 's''
holy will, death cannot deprive us of ''~''
his steadfast example to the principles
of our beloved order. We have lost :
our highest officer our best friend and s
our eloquent leader, but though his hps ssS'
are sealed by death the example Of his
life will bring forth fruit for years to
come. a@ tsod : az "
Resolved that we the members ofssdsu
Delta Camp No. 2s4 Woodmen of the o N
World extend to the beloved family at,
and to every Camp in the Pacific Juris- cadls
diction our sincere sympathy IN thisi,lis-i
great loss to us all. be it " n'o7l tfttr9llib az
Resolved that a copy Of these resolst a',sd
tions be sent to the head oflicer landasi ssss
COPY to the Pacific Woodmen. one Do tsiss
our local paper and one to osprexd upon
our minutes, be it FIssTnsHa
| Resolved that our chartef-hes dr1Ue&iA
in mourning for a period of sixty days.
Fraternally submitted in love, hotior
and remembrance. iiN5 S''s's
JAS. E. BEcxlsx .aso
M. v. MATHEWS \.
A. E. PENLEY.
l.af sTsRN
Wanted see MeA-atsr4
and women to attend tho Il Ieetnrsa Ut
court house on March 10th and 11th. By
Frank A. Bohn of Columbus, Ohio.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
Heed the Blood.

When ppes boi and other eptions
impure impurities every organ
and tissue of the body general arrangement the something
Is follow if the trouble is neglected.
For of blood disorder
Sarsparia
contains yellow Dock dandehon slnga. etc is highly
than blood
widely advertised Yet bottle larger
Others You how do business the remedy any
spec, and you not satisAed-your money back.
Sassafrss bark. fresh. good prime quality pound
THE SEATON DRUG co.
Dstta's Progssssvs Prsseriptoa Druggists.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24

Don't bay haphalard. Think
= bit and look around. Then
ySa'll better appreciate the ad-
vantage or buying here. The
Peoples Pharmacy. just across
the way from the p0saoiilce.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24

The Russians at Mukden are said to
be running temporary railroad lines to
each flank of the Japanese army to aid
them in flank movement on the Japa
nese, which is to be begun soon.
The Delta independent., 1905-02-24
News From Over the Country
Briefly Told.

The Forestry building at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition is gigantic log
palace large enough to cover half a
city block.