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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Daren I'M Sauie Der groBeltern perbcrsen

Gun Whits. Der 10 Sabre alts
Rnabs, usl9sr ben IL Sabre alten
Sreo Willer I'm September NIT elmer
petrOlsumtanue auf ben aOpf i1!ue,
unb Der suiammsn nit ieinsr S1wefsr
Selma, Is Sabre alt, aus Der Staot
beri&wano uuros tn Wonioe @ountp
aufasfunosn, unb nod bier 5uradge-
braht.
Beioe uerbsn in 2iirse bor benz Su'
genbgsri8te fid 3u DerantuOrten baben.
Beiee Rinoer uaren fsit benz IA. Sept.
aus Der Siabt bsrfdwunbsn; man
elaubte baB oie gsruanbten bic Glud!
Der Rinbsr untsrfaBtsn. Die Rinoer
purbsn i'm 6aufe Der grobmutter,
5rau $. s. &oB. in ben Shssln bon
Nonros @ountp, nabe Der grown
@ounip @ren3a bprgsfunben. ale
narsn t69Iidft tibsrrai9t, aIs bic Be-
amten, tpelds bon bier aus abgsfanoi
iparsn, pl6bli9 auftau4ten. Daa
Wdb9sn psiserie ii9 brett. nod Sns
bianapolis 3urhd;utsbrsn uno bsr=
fnngte aud, bob Der 8ruoer bort be.
laHen tperbsn iollts; 8sios aber uur-
ben ben gsamten tiberssben, obue bas
ss n6tbig espeien trdrs, @swalt ansu.
tuenoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
nrtbsil mnroe timsefOksn.
Oroi9tentutider nidt bes TcSti9Iases
i4uIois.

Bas urtbeil esssn Baton Wefton,
sinem Droidtsniu'iher aus 0unting
ton, Ssno.. wuroe ssffern I'm Suprems.
8eridt umssiioBsn. uno DsfOn wuroe
fOlsli2 Der S9ulo bes &Ooti9lages
entleoigt.
Der @si6otsts, NIT nod 5 anoeren
2suien, bie aus Decatur bon eiusm 60.
genbanquette beimtsbrten. no au6
gsifiise @strdnte ierOirt waren, battsn
bem Quiider nur ote 6dlfte oes aefor.
osrten 6abraeloss aeaablt. Wdbrsno
bes Wortwe6iels. wel6er fih anldbliH
biefer Sa6e erbob. trat angsbli1 elmer
Der Ndnner nit elmer Drohung auf
Wefou 3u. WefOn bsrisBte oem
Nanne einen berarti9en Sdlag. bob
bsrislbs fisl unb nit benz aopf auf ben
Seiienwes oerart aufi1Ius. bob er ben
6olasn oss Sturses erlag. NefOn
sebrauGts teine Wuffe uno faQs er &C.
redifertist NOR, isine 5auf 3d ge-
brau9en. tonne sr fur BITE fdueren
6OIsen oes ediuses nibt perantwort'
LID aebalten tperosn. Sas Rs4t Der
sslbhusrihsioisune bs9innt niat erit
nod srfolgtsm Nneriffe, ionosrn TT be-
re9iigt, iObalo GefCbr orobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
@tat,fef
Der neusn MannerdorsSal

Ssit einigen &agen prangt auf osm
Sats Der neuen Wdnnerdpr.6alle eiue
bsrrli&e Same. bas 3si&en oes Rt&tes
fefss. Dieter @ebraua ffammt aus
benz i&6nsn Deuii&lanb unb pertiinost,
oab bie duberen Arbeiisn bes Baues
beenbet limb, unb Der Bau NIT Rieiens
i&ritten iei :er Nolenbuus entaegeu.
asbt. 90 lies au9 NIT Der fattli9en
neuen Wdnner&or- 6alIe. weI1e baIb
ben Witslissern fhr 6sali3tsitsn unb
@efans ge0Fnet iein wtrb. hlsk
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

9artforb gitn. Sn tpis'
Ienber Wsiie perfu9ten sefferu Na&t
Ger 16idbriss Ben anosrion unb 2a=
meraosn sinen Snterurban Wag9on
auf3uhaltsn, nobel anosrion bsinabs
iein 2sben psrlorsn hdtte. Die 4na'
ben, bstpufnst bon aopf bIs su SUB.
Hsatsn fi9 Der @ar entgesen uno bsfab'
len benz 5nbrsr bic 6dnos bod gu bal.
ten. anosriOn als Hnftbrsr lob bob
su 3oB unb mar Der 8anbe boraus.
Der Sh4rsr bss WaggOns brs6ts on.
Hatt Die 5dnoe bod su balten nolle
RraFt an, uno bon benz getDaltigs n
Stpb wuroe oas pferb bes anoerf on
iofort asiboiei, er ielbf erliit i9uere
Berwunounasu. 8ewuBtIos wuroe
Der 0erlebte in elm Doipital esbra9t
gclumbus. Wsil, tpie He Be-
bauptste, Der Wann, ben Te ltebte, he
betroqen babe. ma9te bis 19 Sabre
alte Ona geapers in benz 9auie ibres
Ontels sinsn SslbfmorbberTu9, inoem
4. cine Quuntitdt @ift ;u R9 nabm.
Cine guufins Der 2sbsnsmtiosn befaao
fi9 In osmislbsn 3immer, als Srdulein
Bsauers Elm 9ulber berbor3og unb oas'
isIbe nabm. auf gefra9en antuortete
he, He isi bss 2sbsns mhoe. Sis Ct.
I9rsdte @oufins beri9tete ben Dorfaq
iofort ibren gltsrn, unb tpurbs iofort
sin Arst CUR Stene 9erufen, Der ois
2sbsnsmfoe na6 sini9en anitrensun.
gen aubsr @efabr bra&te. Wie Der.
lautet icl ein In Der gta&bari&afi
uobnenoer berbeiratbstsr Wann benz
Ndo9sn 9isbssantrd9e gemadt baben.
SefferonbilIe. Sshsr.
ionpins bat isit Hi1ter S9maninssrs
&os fsinen Staotri4ter msbr, neil BEN
@ouperneur 6anlsp, Der oenielben 3u
ernsnnen bot. bic 3sit oasu feblt, tn
benz ibn pOlitii&e angelegenbeiten pou.
fidnbis In anipru& nebmen. Snfolss
beKen fbnneH psrf9isoene 6dae, nos
msntli9 Droinansberas6sn, oie bo,
benz etabtrt&ter perbanoelt werben.
niat erlebilt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Ssbeusmioe.

Sn elmer Anpanbluns bon 2sbsns'
tiberorub nabm 9eiiern Wprtble Sbo-
mos, 26 Sabre alt. 341 WaRaauistts
ape., @tft. um fih auf oisism Ds9s
aus benz 2ebsn su i1affen. Sem
tbattrdftIgsn ginsreifsn Der Sispsn'
iarium. Aer3te Or. 3iBler unb Sr.
&sspss gelang es isbod. bic Ier'
sueifelte am 2eben au erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
--Gatatpba Wof. ~ babett
bet SultuS &GuQer.
Gletme Gtastnsnisfeiten.

Sol n u. 9 b B 8, elm woblb'-
fainter giisnbnbnbeamter, unb Vntsr
bon %. 6. Bobbs, benz PrdRoenien
Der Gobbs Werriq Co., III 6reita9
0a6mittag einem 5er3Ieioen erIeseu.
6err unb Grau Sames 8.
Qui9lsp. frhbsrer poli3ei4sf, fsierten
In ibrer @obnune, 2l7 HOro SllinOis
Str, bas 5eif ibrsr flbsrnsn 6O&3eit.
unter groBer Betbeilt9ung
murSe gefern 8bomos M. Dmper 3rl
@rabe 9etrasen. Der Coroner bal
GonffabIer ausgsianbt, um m6sli9sr.
meife 3eugen ein3uruf.n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03


Sropn puroe 3u 8unfen Der 9ldgsrin
sntfdisbsn.
Sdeibungsflagen.
Warp u. Wrenid bertlaate ibren
8aitsn 5ranf @renid auf S9sibung.
Der Buho purbe am 10. DECEMBER
1896 asialohsn .unb bic @strautsn
lsbtsn bis gum L. Nopember 1906 su.
fammen. Der gbe Rnb atpei Rinbsr
entiprOhen. $runtiu6t, PftGtper.
na6ldif flung uno arauiams gebnnb-
lung Hnb ois 8rtinoe Der Rlases sic
forosrt bic Obbut tibsr bic ainber unb
5000 per Sabr fur ben l1nterbalt oer-
islben.
Wargarst Wambauab frengte gegtn
tbren @atten Soispb Wambauab cine
Rlage auf e6sioung on. Uisfslbsn
psrbsiratbsten fh am 19. Sult 1900
uno lsbtsn Bis gum IL October 1906
3ufammen. @rauiame 8ebanbluna
III Der @runb Der Qlaqe.
S@aoeneriaBilage.
@eorse W. 6oro frenate aeeen @o'
Darb 8. &enti3 cine 2ldge auf $500
S1abeneriab on. Der 8ertlogte fol
tn tnasrsdtsr @eiie 8eRb bon einem
Srunofitd 9snommen haben, wooprt
benz 2ldger Der obensrmdbnte S4abeu
3ugefti9t woroen LIT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
9te @aF Ferapofel
Sonbiren bic IesisIatipen 8anbibaten.

SoUotreH DIE le9telattoen Tdnotodfen.
Il. O. 6umpbrep. Supsrintenbent
Der antis tisealoonliga bat ben bemofra'
tif&en. fotpie aud ben republifanif1sn
2esislatursaa saanbtbaten elm &unbi&rei.
ben 3u9eianbt. tn wsl&em er bieieIben
um Iustunft eriu&t, mte fs R9 CUR
Spirituoien.G .Grase. fowis aud CUR
Trass Der r@sisbss". 9uraffibruns su
ffelen gebenten.
Die bemofratif6en Ranbibaten ba.
ben ben Brief ignorirt. bog ben @e.
pubItfanern tuurbe berfelbe aber babin
beantuortet. bab bieielben fur @sfebss-
bur1ftbrung feben. Nuf bie Tnfrace.
Oh Re tueitere @efebesborlaesn beshns
ifiaen waroen, bie ben @etrdnfebanbsI
nod weiter einauf&rdnten bsifimmt
limb. anttuorteten bie @spublifaner,
baB usdislnbs umadnbe nod Der WabI
bdufa Elm Masfbbren Der bor ber Dabl
gema8ten gerIpre@en unm6gli9 ma&-
ten. Das 8srIpre&en, bab fsins @hd.
ihritte in ber Sempsren3 @ampagne
unternommen perbsn iolItsn. tpurbe
abgegeben.
Dies 3eigt beutli9, wis riibris bisis.
niQen @lemente iinb, bis benz 0oIfe
ielbff bic uni8uloisffen Uersntsunsen
miB96nnen. SolGen 9euten III Der
sOnntas nt9t Elm Gag CUR grhoIuns
uno Greubs. ionbern nur ein Gag our
ausabuns finiferer puritanii9sr @s.
brdu&e.
Die Better Der limit Saloon 9iaa"
sebenfen I'm fOmmenben Winter mid.
tise @eiebesbOrlagsn ein3ubrinsen. gtn
Mmenosmsnt gum 8siipisI aur gsriGdr.
flung bes MOOreseiebes iOa sinaersiat
wsrbsn. &smonifrauaen io0sn bann
ni&t uur In ben $otunT6ips uno ben
Siabtwaros sffsetib fsin, pie oisieIbsn
es sesenmdrtta fnb, nein. au& In
qanaen Counties unb eanaen Gtdoten
iollen bieislben tpirtiam aema1t msrbsn.
geit s abren bat 10 bic rNnti Salucn
2isa" S9ritt fhr e6ritt Ra INNER
mebr @runb unb 8ooen erfdmpft, bot
eine Wabregel nod Der anbsren BET In.
iersn feiasn 2esisIaturmitsIieosrn our&.
aeisbt. bis Snoiana nun 3ti ben Staa.
ten seb6rt. bic nit ben i6drfften @e.
isbsn aegsn @irthi6aften bssladt finO.
Rt&t aenus oamtt. fdnst bie 2isa isbt
tpieber msbr als ie on, id 3u rhbren.
Rein Ranoioat foq oie unterftBung
Der 2iea finben. Der fin nint ftir met.
tere 2nebelung ber @irtbi9aftsn im
State ausfpri3t.
@s III baber I'm SntersRe Der
Stimmgeber, benen on perf6nli6er
Greibeit etwas geIe9en III, unb bic fa
nitt bur1 eine 6anbboa WaulbeIoen
befdnbig braneialireh laHsn molIsn.
ON WabItage oarauf 3u a@ten, mem
He ibre Stimmen sutpenben.
Die 8smpsrsn3ler werben gleidfals
ribri8 fein. unb ibre eroBen grfol9e.
welde 3u Der 9anoooq ibrsr anbdnger
in gar teinem 0erbdltnife ffeben. fino
sben nur Der gmfsteit Der @aRsrRms
pei 5uauidreibsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
GemtmrD 3abertte.

unieren 6reunben uno g0nnern CUR
sefallisen Nadridt, baB mir Die Birlb'
idaft unter obisem Namen, go %
Sub YennfpIbania Strabe, iibernome
men baben unb laben mir Sebermanu
freunbli9it elm uns nit einem 8eiud
ju beebren Mufern iueroen aul
irgenb cine Mrt ierbirt.
M@tungsbou,
@etb & Gpetb. 1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

&au&infpettor@. Dams>
lep bat bonn Jtapor Muftra9 erbal.
ten. gesen bie llebsrtretsr Der Rau&.
orbinan3. wel&e feineMnfalten ma&en,
bem llsbsl @tnbalt au aebieien. NIT
mehr Strenge poraugeben. 6aQs Ollie
nNbis iein ioQte, bat Der Wapor ibm
etnsn SshiIfsn lur gerfasuns seaeat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
MoSteu : Bou

Ser Martba 4ose go. 236, &. & g.
of Sonor, IN Der columbia SaIIe, am
Somitag Abeno, ben 8. Hopember.
Gintritt 15e @ Yer5on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

gottIieb 9eufb a rb {,
vDie sem.atbIi@e ede",
Ode slob!e uno Rartet Str. !.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

8ertermann'S 8Iauten=S SSef
Gin 8. tttto 9. Vopember
MmSfeHmm9 bon GbrpSatt=
tbemttmS, Hoiet ttno Cr@t=
beem. SpestaI MuSneumng
bon 0o@settS= tano SateIs
9etorattomett. Stebbaber
nomBIuuten itmo stn9elaoem.
Gtntrttt fret.
8ertertttatttt NroS.,
241 0affa@uiettS Hpem,te.
SbomeS $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
NnS ben 0eri4ten.
Superior <8eri1t.

Die S2sibunastlase bon Srena W.
grOun ge9en ibrrsn @atten grneff 5,
Sropn tpuroe 81 8unffen Der 9ldgeriu
entIbieoen.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
TREASURER GOODMAN

]. Hawkins Goodman, nominee for treasur'
|er of Ben Hill county, is one of the purest and
most trustworthy men in the county. He is not
aggressive, but steadfast in right principles.
He has the unbounded confidence of everybody
and the funds of the county will be perfectly
|safe in his care.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
TAX RECEIVER GIBBS

Earle Gibbs, who will receive the tax re-
arms fer Ben Hill county the first two years. is
native and related to some of the oldest fami-
'es in this section of the state His clever, nuof.
hiding disposition is the basis of his strength
gith the people who have selected him for the
nportant Office of tax receiver.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
CLERK WHITLEY

Wiley, Whitley the nominee for clerk OF the
hyperion court, is one of the best known men IN
De county. His friendly disposition has made
In very strong with the people who rejoice at
rs election. He will make Ben Hill county an
ncent officer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
SHERIFF FOUNTAIN

w. H. Fountain. nominee for sheriff, is an
|Hecient deputy sheriff who has made friends
- strict attention to the important duties of
lat Office. He is quite popular in all sections
Ii the county as is attested by his vote today.
he will make the county SPLENDID arresting
|f6cer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

Just think of it, we are dry for good and
forever.
Walter Martin made the most astonishing
race
The Atlanta Council 8 eem to have sufficient
backbone to withstand the pleadings and
Vaccinations of the would-be dive keepers.
Fred Clark, as tamany leader, acquitted
himself gracefully. The polls opened before
sun.up and closed long after dark. It was furi.
Gus battle long drawn out.
1888 ballots ia pretty good for Fitzgerald.
calculating TO the family we have 1878 popula.
ton.
Sheriff Fountain will continue his campaign
against the tigers years MORE. In that time
we will have them pretty well thinned out.
Ne
There is not only state ca mpaig against
booze on the 1907 program but the legislature
will pass lazy that will prohibit the importation
of the stuff and they will make the penalty for
blind tigering term in the penitentary without
the alternative of fines, Great Scott won't that
be dry
Dry foreve', County site forever, million
dollar railroad shops, practically head quarters
for railroad system. Cotton factory and hun.
dreds of other industries A public spirited
and industrious people, in the healthiest climate
to be found; our six or seven thousand popula.
ton will simply double up before any body has
time 10 realize 1t.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
ORDINARY WISE.

Mr.. c. M. Wise, who will be Ben Hill coun-
8 first ordinary is colonist who came here
rom Indiana in the early days of the colony.
Re is the present city clerk and treasurer and
has made good officer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

Zeb Barden did run some.
Now for the municipal campaign.
The Enterprises net loss in the battle of
ballots yesterday was two men, Haudley and
Garbutt.
Garbutts failure to land on the county board
was not lack of merit, but result of unfortu-
nate combinations.
Sheriff Fountain is committed against blind
tigers and we believe he will live up to the obli'
cation. Between now and the day be is sworn
in Deputy Fountain will make them unhappy.
Today's electioe, which was thrown open by
the executive committee for the reason that
there was not time for registration, emphaZes
the wisdom of modern election reforms aud re.
ftrictious Another election like today's would
destroy the white primary, at least dtserganize
the partylocally. 1t will not be disputed by any
that men who have lived only few weeks In the
county voted at today election. great deal
of feeling was aroused at the polls when the
Young laborers who had come from other states
to work at the A. B. & A. shops were brought
in. six to the automobile load. and voted Of
course the objections came from those who were
not getting the votes, but it was enough to de.
uaonstrate the wisdom Of our election laws. and
hereafter they may be depended on to be strict.
tyepforcsd In Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
TAX COLLECTOR SMITH

Willis L. Smith, the nominee for tax collec-
pr, is the youngest of all the candidates running
u today's election and will make Ben Hill
county splendid tax collector. He is colo
LIST from Indiana and has been in the colony
#ince 1895.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

Wettstein's JeWe|y Store
4I4 South Main Street.
Cleaning Watches............-........."..76
Watch Mainsprings-......,...,......"..~...76
Cleaning Clocks, / day SOC. 8 day Csc
Clock MsinsprinRs, 1 day..".~......"...50c
Clock Mainsprings, dav.".~...........75c
Crystals and Hands each"........-.-.-10c
All other work In proportion and
warranted.
H. WETTSTEIN.
First Established Jeweler in
Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONER WARREN


III. M. Warren, nominee for county commits
Ioner, is successful business man who made
~ first money in this vicinity working naval
kores. He has accumulated considerable prop
eerty within few years. and is regarded as one
&f Ben Hills most successful business men.
The Enterprise believes that he will make the
lew county Trustworthy and capable othcer.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER BOWEN.
w. r. Bowen, nominee for county commits"
sioner, son of Hon. r. V. Bowen of Lulavllle,
kook hold ere with the colony at the very be-
pinnig and has literally grown up with it, in do
sng so has accumulated fortune and is one OF
The wealthest and most prominent men OF the
new county. His business judgment will add 10
he strength of the important first board OF
county commissioners.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WALKER.
Wesley r. Walker nominee for county com.
Missioner, was elected commissioner of Irwin
ounty and would have taken up the work Jan. l.
bad when the new county was formed, he found
himself on the Ben Hill side of the line and re-
signed, although it is commended he could have
&erved Irwin county under the new county law.
RThe people considered that he was entitled to
place CD the Ben Hill board and he was elected
oger strong opposition. He is young man that
Is highly respected by his neighbors and people
who know him best.
In Tuesdays election. in forty-six states
the Republicans held their own which is
bout as bad as could have been, from demo.
cratic view point
TickIed to death, at that Supreme Court.
hief Jnstice Fish. Shake, Tel the balapce OF
sonrt howdvfor Eit4Bersh-
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31
Forty..five Per Cent Settlement.

On Monday King & Stewart received
a telegram stating that draft for 5000
had been forwarded to them from Den
yer in settlement of the 1000 fire loss
sustained by Calib Maher. OF Hotch-
kiss, last March. Mr.. Maher had his
property insured in the Loyal Mutual
Insurance Co. of Denver for s., 1000. but
payment of the policy was delayed until
Judgment was obtained against the
company. 1t then claimed to be in
solvent and even introduced the Insur
ance Department Of Colorado to sustain
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31
Surface Creek News.
From the Champion.

FROM thc Champion.
W. D. Nelson last week sold twenty
acres of land west of Cedaredge to A.
L. Delos, of Telluride for $500.
The Cedaredge hotel will change
management about the first of the
month. VIM. Klatt and wife will be
the new managers. They will put up
an addition to the house at once.
Mrs. A. E. Miller aud four daughters
and the formers father-in-law, C.
Miller, left Tuesday for California
where they expect to make their home.
Mr.. Miller will not go until later.
Prof. J. A. Hayes, vice president of
the state normal at Greeley, Mr.. Nc
Pherson, of Greeley, accompanied by
Mr.. Henderson, of Payne Mesa, were
looking over the valley last week. The
former two are thinking OF purchasing
some of Delta county's fine land.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31
DELTA WELCOMES W. @. W.
AND WOMEN OF W00DCRAFT T

great big
the the best
Woodmen counties the Your has large and growing
membership in the We O. W. and its
auxiliary of the powerful and worthy of You
represent principle that is stone Of the Republic PROTECTION
THE HOME protects
and around its portals the guardian angel stands as
mighty ready fell that which would there good
These the
dying and protect the widow and fatherless children
protection
household
To-day
ashes
shoulder and dust While life bodies the of health
needs clothing
pulse to beat when the me and the heart still and
hour of heartache and aid
ae available e husband and father could make provision for the with
drawa of his other such
institutions their
uncertainties of life.
Slope great
Colorado Our Identical regardless of Some
mining districts others from the grazing sections others from
the and
~ anu " ~ western efe' 'ne same "n o' conditions ahee' US all aihe
And allow the speak
Many of
improvement the town. But we have just commenced fact
fairly started Several thoroughly
buildings be erected this fall
ward But havnt Next will be
lively and around Delta going
place handsome homes
The old board place
Yes there money
But. Delta of
earthquake of
will soon have the water with which " bring every inch of this magnificent
of rich soil under Delta territory
of
orchards regular
everything else With conditions
the and about
there 5 no n nami
Many Woomen change
lower altitude,
needs needs energy
the the
a
better place to live
If want make a change COME HERE.
DELTA WELCOMES YOU PERMA-
FUTURE RESIDENTS
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31
DE1OcRATS CALL CONVENTION.
Meet In Delta Friday. September
7th-Nominate County Ticket
and Chose Delegates to Vari.
Gus Conventions

quorum of the Democratic county
central committee met at the court
house Monday afternoon. County Chair
man Geo. (. Blake called the meeting
TO order and the organization was per-
fected by electing E. A. Ault secretary
and treasurer, vice A. E. Penley, who
has left the county.
1t was decided to call the county con-
vention to meet in Delta September
7th at 10 a. m. and the primaries to
choose delegates to the convention not
later than September 4th.
Some discussion arose as to the limit
of business that should be transacted
by the county convention. but it was
finally agreed that this one convention
should nominate candidates for county
officers and representative, choose dele
gates to the state, congressional judi
cial and senatorial conventions and
thus dispose of all business of this ma
ture at one and the same time.
There will be tifty-one delegates to
the convention, there beng one dele
gate for every thirty votes cast for
Alva Adams at the last election. The
members of the county central COM
mittee for the different precincts be-
ginning with No. and in rotation are:
f. A. Ault, E. P. Barrow, F. H. Drexel.
H. X. Ferguson. r. Williamson, w.
Singleton. James McHugh, J. n. Lance.
w. H. Dominy, George Craig. J. B.
Cline. J. G. A. Simpson; George E.
Blake. chairman
Lisle and Silk elbow gloves white
and black at Ramsay D. G. Co.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31
The News Of PaOnia.
The Newspaper.

It is expected that the deal whereby
the town expects to buy the electric
light plant will be closed at the next
meeting of the council.
Sylvester J. Miller. of Gunnison,
spent most of last week riding over the
Naturita country in company with
Frank Marshall. Sunday he visited
Surface Creek and was so well pleased
with what he saw that he has refused
to name price for the Lilylands stock
he holds. but will instead put out l 200
acres of orchard as soon as the canal is
completed.
The Chinn well began to flow a steady
stream of artesian water Thursday
night. At present the drillings are
coming up with the water and it is i'm
possible to tell whether the flow is
valuable or not. AS the force is not
great at present drilling will be con-
tlnued for time and see if the flow
cannot be strengthened. 1t looks as if
this well was mighty close to something
good. For some time indications for
oil have been excellent. but this artesian
water was what the Colonel was after
all the time and he is pretty well salts
fed if he gets water.
The Delta independent., 1906-08-31

this contention and offered to settle on
the basis of forty five per cent. Under
the circumstances Mr.. Maher was
pleased to get even this amount and
authorized his attorneys to accept the
offer.
There are plenty of wild cat insur
ance companies. organized largely for
the purpose of paying fat salaries to
officers. They are gotten up on an un
sound basis and they depend on cheap
premiums to attract business. Some
thing cheap seems TO be very attractive
to the American people. They are
prone to forget that everything, even