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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

I'm nino de diez afioz, hijo de un ban
quero, va felicitar por su cumpelanos q
5su tio, que tieue la costumbre de darle con
tai motive un duro.
Dye, tio-le dice el cEliquillo-voy
proponerte un negocio. 5Quieres que te fell
cite tambien por el cumpIeafios del afio
que viene? Te 10 deiar6 todo en- ocho pc
setaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

REMATE.-En Ia casa de prestamos
de Jose Bazan, Allen Street %, So llevara
cabo el 3 de Febrero pr6ximo las "a
p. m. el remate de las prendas que han trans
urrido seis meses desde su vencimiento
o han .sido .renoyadas nj canceladas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

Sc VENDE UNA CASA EN- SAN
TURCE.-Calle de Barcelona. Tiene
aqua, banjo, etc. Ell solar tiene 300 me
tros cuadrados Renta en- $14. Sc yende
en- $3.50. Para mas informes dirigirse al
Apartado I'll, San Juan, F. r. 6y. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

COCHEs. s.-Por $125 Sc vende una
magnffca caleaa, con su arnes, recibidos
por dltimo vapor. Vendo tambien otra
POGO usada, en- $50. F.FANO, santur-
ce, entire la parada II Is. Tvs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

InsposicSones so5re ibreta: Deade 1925
& $1,000 deyengaran interesea IL s por 100
anual
IuspOsiesones q plasO flo: Desde 5000 On
adelante devengaran interes al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

En- uu salon.
?Es verdad. doctor, que CANA usted
mucho dinero?
No tanto como Ia gente Sc igura. Sin
embargo, mis- clientes me hacen vivir.
II al menos, les corresponds usted?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
Entire muieres:

Entire mujeres
Que triste es este, amiga mfal Cuando
nosotras, pobres mujeres, Aegamos q los
-cuarenta AMOS.
Los hombres nos ponen en- cuarentena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
En- un restaurant:

III UII IC5gEIIEtIlJ.
Et parroquianO, Me va usted 4 traer
unas ostras. No las quiero nj demasiado
grandes nj demasiado chicas nj muy gor-
das nj muy saladas. Muy frescas y que
esten abiertas con mncho cuidado
Ea canaarero- Olga usted, sefori4o, llas
quiere usted tambien con perlas?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
En- 81 hogar domestico.


Que guapa estas, esposa mia, con ese
vestido nueyo! Pero francamente, 10 en-
cuentro muy caro-.
& Callate,por Dios, Teodoro. Va sabes que
euando trato de gustarte, no reparo en- pre-
clio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
En- un baile

En- I'm bale.
Dfgame usted, senorita, Squien es ese
joven que esta junto la chimenea?
I'm imb6cil, un primo mfo en- sexto
grado.
5Bajo cero?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

Sc VENDE en- $500 pesos la casa
ndmero 81 de la calle del Sol, la que tiene
un tribute de $40O. Informar6n en- ell nti-
nero 81 de L. miama Gale. 3Ov.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
In "a barb6rSa

In 70 DaFberlas
ri paciente Mucho euidado con esa
verruga que tengo en- Ia mejiila izquierda
El oReial. Iiene usted nueho empefio
en- conservarla?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

LA ATIENDITA.-DeL r. ECHEHARRTA
-Pg0za Principal al L0do del Ayssata-
nade1atO.
Por cada 10 centavos que Sc gasten has
ia el de febrero de 1906 Sc regalara una
papeleta de una preciosa muneca un pia-
no. Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos y
cristalerfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

PremiOs Jos snsponentes sObre k6retuS.-
Sc sortear6n todos los amos entire los que
mas Sc distingan por su constancia en- 81
Ahorro.
Horas de GAIA: Para las imposiciones:
De 8 4 104 de Is manana, = de 4 81
de La tarde los dfas laborables; de 81 &
1O3 de Ia marana los domingos Para La
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
RegtamentO de Ia Secci6n: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposicionea, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereaes, etc. pueden solicitar I'M
eiempIar en- Ii Gaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21
"a la nuerta de nna eaaa.

a La puerta de una casa:
Sefora--exclama un sujeto, --Su hijo de
usted me ha Hamado imbeciI.
No le haga case. Y sabe usted que
los muchachos no hacen mas que repetir 10
que oyen los demas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-21

"A DIEZ MINUTOS DEL PAR
QUE, Sc vende en- Santurce una estancia
de cineuenta euerdas y con quinientas pal
mas de COCO; propia para La hembTa de pi-
mas, caia, malojilla y toda clase de frtitas.
Situada frente 81 mar. Para informes di-
rigirse su dueno: direction a. B. b
apartado 892 San Juan. 15v.a
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Find Corner Stone.

Surveyor Curtis and Commissioner
Gets spent a day or SO last week in
the Crawford country, looking for the
southeast corner of Delta County. They
found it, perched upon hill about fifty
feet east of lone pine tree. Anyone
desiring to acquaint themselves of its
location can easily do so from the above
description.
The reason of the search is difficulty
between Gunnison and this county
over the boundry. A new survey will
be made and the corner stone had to be
found to tie TO. Curtis, from field notes
made over twenty three years ago. had
no difficulty in locating the spot and
walked to it without trouble. The stone
il marked G. d and NJ, meaning Gunni-
son. Delta and Aontrose.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
APPROPRIATE SURVEY
COLORADO Line.
Local Company Use Proposed
Route and Colorado Stop Opera.
tons. No Outside Line to Lakes.

George w. Thorpe, District Manager
of The Colorado Telephone Company
today informed representative of this
paper that he had just received instruc-
tions from the Denver Office to abandon
all further work on the line which they
had started to build to the Grand Mesa
lakes.
1t seems that The Colorado Telephone
Company surveyed their line, setting
stakes for each pole. but while they
were waiting for poles and other mate
rial, the local Company appropriated
their survey and when Mr.. Thorpe went
to Cedaredge this week to arrange for
work, he found that their stakes had
all been destroyed and that a line of
holes marked the line of their survey.
When the general manager was in
formed of the condition of affairs, he
directed Mr.. Thorpe to discontinue all
further work. The material in transit
will be diverted to Montrose where a
number of new lines are being built.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Wanted to Be 'Shown Around

A most amusing incident happened
while Sheriff Gibbs was delivering .
boy prisoner to the warden of the Re-
form school at Buena Vista. The Sher-
III and his charge arrived in the r eform-
atory town about four in the morning
proceeding at once to the school. The
warden was up and after Gibbs had
produced the commitment papers and
obtained his receipt the warden kindly
asked him to stop over during the day
and the officials would be glad to show
him around.
Young Kennedy, who was the prison.
er, surprised both warden and Sheriff
by suddenly remarking "Yes l would
like to be shown around, too"
And the best part of it all was that
Kennedy was entirely sincere in what
he said. The warden replied that he
would propably know the place very
well before he left.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

Word has been received that VIM.
B. Burt, an old pion eer of this county,
died in Los Angeles on June Goth. of
heart disease. His daughter married
Mr.. Anyway, after whom Anyway Mesa,
near Paonia, was named. The remains
were inferred in the west.
Miss Myers returned from Cripple
Creek on Monday where she has been
attending the state meeting of the
County School Superintendents. Grip
pie Greek people treated the visitors
royalty and everyone had good time
besides learning much of worth.
Or. Hick took the train for Sapinero
Tuesday and will spend . day or SO
among the trout. J. B. Killian went
down again Wednesday. Others are
coming and going as the fishing is ex.
cellent now. It is necessary, however,
to use bait, flies not yet enticing Mr..
Trout.
On last Thursday afternoon and ev.
ening, June q, a strawberry social
was given at the home of Mrs. John
Reed, in North Delta, under the aus
pices Of the Ladies Aid of the Christian
Church. The social was q mark ed sue.
cess, the crowds being. large. Many
people went over from the south side
of the river, and everybody had good
time. Much praise is due the ladies for
their excellent and successful manage.
ment Of the occasion.
''Imperator" the fine bay stallion
which has been exhibited on the streets
Of Delta for the past few weeks, ha,
been purchased by = company of loca
men and viii be kept in Delta. This
stallion . one of the finest animals evei
brought into Delta County and the
owners were obliged to pay gooe
round sum for him. The rapidly in
crcasing demand for better horse stock
has resulted in placing for the use Of
horse breedsrs Z number Of fine animals
and ''lmpsrator" win Be popular ont
there + 10 doubt.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
BABY BROWNS IN
DITCH AT CRAWFORD.
Bright Child Falls into Fast Run.
ming Stream and browns Before
Reached.

Within stones throw of his home
and on his way to see daddy" little
Lawrence Teselle. of Crawford, falls
from plank crossing and in a moment
is swallowed by the rushing waters,
nothing but the memory of his baby
form to ever again brighten the hours
of anguish that are felt because of the
sad mishap.
County Commissioner E. M. Gets
and County Surveyor John Curtis, were
driving past the Teselle home on Thurs
day of last week and noticed a woman
run from the house apparently in much
excitement. Il have missed my baby"
'I'm afraid he has fallen into the
ditch was all she could say. Mr.. Gets
and Curtis alighted from their rig and
tying the horses went to the aid of the
mother. The Crawford Clipper Ditch.
carrying a heavy head Of water, runs
within few feet of the Teselle door
and separates one part of the ranch
from the other. The party searched
along the ditch bank for some little dis
tance and finally Mr.. Curtis stepped
upon pile of floating driftwood. As
the sticks of wood and refuse parted,
the baby form rose to the surface, all
life gone. By this time the father and
other children of the household were
by the ditchside and when the catastro-
phe was realized, when the thought
really dawned that the little one was
gone forever. the anguish of the par
ents was pitiful to see. An effort was
made to resusticate the little fellow,
but of no avail.
The Teselle people are newcomers to
Crawford, the father being member
of the ministry and had brought the
family to Crawford for years rest.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
A New Corporation.

The Gunnison Tunnel Improvement
Company, w. E. Obert, George Ste
phan. John Travis and n. Fairlamb,
incorporators, is . new concern just
launched In Delta and will buy and sell
lands under the Gunnison Tunnel pro-
ject adjacent to this city. The papers
state that Delta b to be the principal
Office town and that the company will
buy and sell. barter and trade. improve
etc. etc. The new concern should find
. large field to work in during the COM
ing months and even after the big tun-
mel is complete. The capital stock o
the new compny is sa6. 10000.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
fsund eeiie Il Lsag ASs.

W. n. Darby last week found IN old
cavalry sword In . cattle trail in the
oak brush, between the Cimarron and
the Blue. The sword was buried all
except the point, which Joe saw and it
excited his curiosity. and after passing
Il he went back ane investigated. The
weapon was rusty and the leather scab-
bord had rotted away. except = small
part which had shrunk tight to the
blade. The part Of the sword covered
by the brass on the point Of the scab-
bord was pitte1 with rust, but the rest
was fairly smooth. The part under
ground had likely been buried by the
actions Of rains and by stock walking
over Il. The weapon was intended not
only ~ = saber but - a-bayonet.
It was in all probability lost when
the soldiers were here. some thirv
years ago, and has lain there all this
time undiscovered. Or perhaps the
soldier who carried It was slain by Indi-
ans, and had lost his weapon in At
tempting to cscape.-Montrose Enter
pr1se.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
A PLACE TO FISH
and TO PLAY.
Delta Beesters Plan on . Hshin1
Resort and Picnic Ground Near
Town. Three Sites Available.

The boosters are at work and this
time 1t is . park to while away the idle
hours. And also q place to fish and to
boat. Local parties have long realized
the need Of some sort Of resort near
town where few hours may be spent
in . pleasurable way.
With the past few days several sites
have been considered. One lies about
three miles south Of the city on the edge
Of California mesa. A natural lake
site is here provided and plenty Of
level ground for dancing pavilion, ball
ground and race track. A natural
spring. that Is claimed to be nearly
entirley without seep water. is also
here to be found and trout have been
living in the waters running from it
for some years.
Another spot is on Garnet Meaa just
east Of the city proper and in the limits
Of the corporation. In some respects
this would be more advisable as it
could be reached without eonveyances.
A natural lake site Is here also and
water galore to fill it.
Still another is the big slough down
the river and without great expense
. considerable body Of water eonh be
stored, ample for fishing and boating
privileges.
Which sves one of the above places
selected will be equipped with = ball
ground and race track and 4 dancing
pavilion.
Trees will Be set out and benches
plaesd Walks and lovers lanes and all
~ aeesssasiss win b cared for and in
coarse sftwo o. tlafss ysass thers d No
Esassa Why Delta shoald not have one
Of the finest little resorts IN al the
country arouud.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

Fish Stories? Oh, Mr..
Joe Kistler and family left for the
hills Monday.
c. F. Pressey and wife, of Canon
City, are in Delta.
Paul Osborne spent day or two at
Sapinero this week.
A. E. Miller of Austin, was visitor
to Delta yesterday.
Chas. Black and wife, of Denver,
were Delta visitors Tuesday.
1. NJ. Conklin and son Leslie, spent
few days fishing this week.
The 4Oth National Encampment Of
the G. A. R., will be at Minneapolis this
year.
A. E. Linkletter and Hubert Will
liams were in Montrose Monday on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ramsey left
Thursday for Sapinero to spend the
summer.
N. XeEhulS dhu R0AS. dSh
Hillman were Grand Junction visitors
this week.
The Rev. P. NJ. Woodw will preach al
the Pea Green School House on Sunday
evening.
Matte Feeley, of Hotchkiss, visited
over Sunday with the Wheelers anG
Girardets.
| Cliff Emory came in from Cslifornis
Thursday on visit to his aunt, Mrs.
w. d. Brown.
M. M. Brokaw and wife, of Hotch
kiss, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Silsby this week.
The Ladies of the Msccabees viii
give dance the Fourth. Good music
Refreshments served.
Clarence Nelson, formerly a well
known fruit dealer of Delta, is in town
this week on business.
Mrs. Lynch returned from Tellurid,
on Monday Of this week and resumes
her work in the photo gallery.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
cilbert..Darlins.

Delta people received genuine sur
prise last Wednesday when It was an
nounced that o. D. Gilbert and Mrs.
Esther Darling would be joined in mat
rimony that evening. Mr.. Gilbert Is
well known around town and marriage
was the last act to be connected with
his intentions Of life. Bnt the people
didn't know and at P. N. on Wednes-
day evening Justice Fairlamb joined
the two. For the present the couple
win live In the house belonging to Mrs.
Gilbert. located On Palmer Street. A
regular old fashionsd chivarri announced
The union on Wednesday evening and
for 1 time the din Of tin cans and the
howl Of youths could bs heard over .
large section Of the town. Mr.. Gilbert
rose 70 the occasion and no one had any
fault 10 find with what came forth.
The best wishes and congratulations Of
the whole community are extended to
the coupls and Il 10 sincerely hoped that
their start In life, although somewhat
delayed, win b happy one and that
the snding win b loog removed.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Get Z License.

Game Warden Light suggests that
everyone who is contemplating hunt
ing trip should get hunting license to
avoid trouble. So far there have been
but very few licenses issued in Delta
County and the law states that every.
one who hunts shall procure one.
County Clerk Doughty can furnish you
or one may be obtained from the Game
Warden. They cost 81.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Percival NJ. Wood, Rector. Service
on Sunday II A. NJ. No evening service.

A pleasant dance was given in I. O.
o. F. hall last evening. The Delta
orchestra furnished the music.
A Mr.. Balanger and wife, of Lamar,
Iowa, have located in Delta. Mr.. Bal
anger is carpenter by trade.
DIR. G. NJ. Dorsey is shaking hands
with old friends around town. having
arrived from California yesterday.
Mrs. F. R. Burke and daughter re-
turned to their home in Denver this
week, after months visit with friends
in Delta.
]. H. Woods, representing the Bald
win Piano Company. spent the larger
part of last week in Delta looking after
piano sales.
J.C. Watts, formerly connected with
q canning factory in Pennington. with
his wife. arrived in Delta last Friday
and will locate.
J. w. Lee, the North Fork Valley
evaporator man, was in Delta this
week. G. E. Gibson was also here be-
tween trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. J. Reed. who has been visit
ing her ME ce, Miss New, for the past
month. returned to her home, Pitkin.
Wednesday last, after most enjoyable
visit.
The extremely hot weather Of the
past few weeks has just about eaten
up the visible snow and all creeks and
rivers are once again within their
banks.
j. w. Edmonds and wife left for
Salt Lake on Sunday and are to be gone
for few days. In the absence Of Mr..
Edmonds. Mr.. Robinson u attending
the store.
Will Sumner. who has been working
in Paonia for the past two months, was
in town day or 70 this week on his
way to Grand Junction. Mr.. Sumner
! b Mesker boy.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Twelfth District viii Hold Session
n cunnisea Next nonth.

The District Normal Institute will be
held In Cunnisoa July 30th to August
10th inclusive. An Instructive and in
teresting program has been prepared
and It u expected that very large at
tendance win result.
The institute this year has been placed
under the direction Of viii Grant Cham
bses Of the State Normal School.
While relatively . new man in the
state, Dr.. Chambers i rapidly becom-
ing known ~ IN institute worker.
.Aiss Lulu B. Barnes, . well known
teacher Of tie Denver schools, will
have charge Of the primary work, in
GLIDING the general pedagogy Of the
lower grades, manual work, and special
branches. Miss Barnes was educated
In ths schools Of Iowa, and later came
under The influence Of some Of the best
psdagogieal schools Of the country.
The work In art viii be given by
Richard Emesti, Of the State Normal
School. Professor Enesti will be re-
nsmbesed - tie instructor whose class
= In our institute At Montrese last year
were 20 popular. Professor Emesti
has received training in Ecrope and
America.
Superintendent George L. Hess, Of
La Junta, for The past four years in
charge Of the schools Of Los Animas.
win give instsuetioa Ia common branch
e and school law.
Thsrs win b number Of lectures By
men and women from the highest edo
eatiooal institutions Of The state.
- II you are coming notify soe Of de
following eeunty supssiatsodsnts:
Mss. Mary n. Lewis. Ouray; CAariss
s. Watson, Telluride; z. B. Mcclure.
0n1 JsnsGim; Mm La u. brown.
Maateuss; Ars. Aha Elder. Lake City;
Miss Emma G. Aysss, Delta; Aiss Fan
nis Burnett, GunAisoa.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

Born-To A. c. Remington and wife,
q girl on Friday last. Avon is smiling
out loud every moment, and It u said is
snquiring the price Of baby Jumpers and
testhing rings already.
T. X. Seaton made = business trip to
Csdarsdge Monday, returning the same
day. Fred Bennett accompanied him.
VIM. Smith has purchased the house
On Dodge st. belonging to Fairlamh
and Doughty.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Laborer Incorporated.

The Delta County Laborer is now
published by = corporation, E. E.
Watts, Win Obert and John Travis,
named IN the Incorporation papers as
directors. The capital stock Is placed
at $4,000
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Canning Factory at Austin.

A contract has just been awarded to
build a canning factory at Austin.
1880 has been subscribed and the COM
pany is to be incorporated at once.
Peaches, apples, pears, plums, in fact
everything but corn and peas, will be
handled by the new concern. 1t is an
entirely cooperative move, shares
placed at 500 each and held exclusively
by Surface Creek people. The site Sc
lected is just opposite the Gutshall
store and will touch railroad property
on the north. The company will be
ready for business IN sixty days and
expect to handle this years output of
unshipable fruit. Space forbids more
detailed account this week.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM.
LIST OF AWARDS

$50 A. M-Grand Parade, participated in by Brass Band
Societies, Floats, etc.
1880 A. M-Bicyce race, half mile.
$500 Kodak, LIST prize;
200 cash, 2nd prize.
1o4o A. M Foot race 100 yds
$500 cash, 1st prize;
800 cash, 2nd prize.
1850 A. Meg race.
$500 cash, 1st prize;
200 cash, End prize.
112O IA. M.-Bmro race.
$500 cash, 1st prize;
200 cash, End prize
1140 A. M.-Bicycle race mile.
$500 cash. 1st prize;
ESQ cash, 2nd prize.
1900 M.-Foot race 80 yds for boys under Is
$500 cash, 1st prize
200 cash. 2nd prize.
1:30 P. M.-Bicyce race. ! mile
$500 cash, LIST prize:
1.50 cash, 2nd prize.
200 P. Mug of war On horseback
$500 cash, 1st prize;
1000 cash. 2nd prize
500 Mug Of war on foot for W. O. W. M. w. A.
10 men side.
5000 cash to winner.
$50 P. Mug Of war between I. o. o. F. Delta and
Cedaredge. 10 men on side
$1,000 cash TO winner.
600 P. M-Foot race foe BOYS under IL yrs.-5o yds.
$25eeaSh, IT rzxe;
$50 cash, End prize;
LOO cash, 3rd prize.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

SUPERNrENDExrs OF THE llth Dis-
fRicr CoLoRADo w. c. T. U.
Evangslistic-Mrs. H. d. Collins,
Sabbath Observance W. L. Perry.
Csdaredge.
Christian Citizsnship. Legislative and
Law enforcement Conklin.
Delta.
Sunday School Mrs. Leafy Frazier.
Flower Mission Mrs. n. b. Aathess,
Delta.
Press Mrs. n. Dingman. Delta.
Contsst-Ars. Jane Hotchkiss, Colona.
Fairs-Mrs. Casssner, Olathe.
Peace and Arbitration-Mrs. Haines,
Aoatroee.
Scientific Temp. lns. Mrs. Ashburn,
Olathe.
Systematic Giving Mrs. Hastings,
Delta.
Parliamentary Mrs. Dickerson, Delta.
Literature Mrs. Anna Christianson,
Aontrose.
Medical Temperance s-Mrs. Buxzard.
Csdarsdge.
Anti-Narcoties-Mn Strong. Colona.
Mothers Work-Mrs. Ross, Csdarsdge.
Forsignsrs-Mrs. Fannie MofIitt, Ola.
the.
Mrs. DrN0MAN,
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

N. H. Castle and family have gone
TO 0lsnwood Springs for few days
stay hoping that the baths win improve
Mr.. Castles health which has bsen
poorly for few weeks past.
Mrs. Edward Connolly from Houston.
Tsxas, and Mn. Leon BIsnuks and
Miss Mary Tucker from Little Rock.
Arkansas, win visit Mrs. H. X.
Fssgusoa and Mn. "a. Sesas next
wssk.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

Masked Carnival on Street and Grand Free
Dance in the Evening. Suitable prize will be CIV
en- for most unique, comcal and handsome cos
tunes.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
Mrs.. Lynch Returns

Mrs. Lynch. who has bssn away on
account Of the serious illness and sub
ssqusnt demise Of her mother, has 70
turned and win bs glad TO ses al Of her
Old patrons and friends at her photo
studio. She announces that from now
On shs may b found ct her work con-
tinuously and solicits . resumption Of
her previous patronage.