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The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
Local Items.

H. P. Gutshall, of Leonard. is here.
Al Botsford returned from Denver
this week.
Mrs. Alice wymas. Of Paonia. was
down this week.
H. E. Mathews, Of Paonia, was In
the city yesterday.
Horace Curtis returned from trip
to Denver this week.
Clarence Smith was = Cedaredge
visitor on Wednesday last.
Mrs. John Davis is much improved
and is now able to be about.
Two or three new ads this week. 1t
pays to advertise in live paper.
Ell Wilson, and wife Of Silverton.
were in Delta one day this week.
n. d. Vincent, Of Stephan 4 Vincent.
Paonia, was in Delta the first Of the
week.
F. J. Bennett is away studying the
business Of the allied Golden Rule
stores.
Randolph Williamson. Of Paonia, was
In the county seat on Monday Of this
week.
s. L. Cockreham leaves for Denver
Saturday to attend . meeting Of as
sesoors.
Charles Bowden, the baker aRd candy
man, made trip to Hotchkiss on Mon.
day last.
J. H. HALEY. owner Of Mesa Ranch,
was registered at the hotel the first Of
the week.
Henry Gray. who has been on the
sick list for 20 long, is reported rs
slowly recovering.
George Douglas, Of Hotchkiss, was
down Sunday. spending the day with
his wife aud friends.
The dance last Saturday night was
well attended. Another one is booked
for tomorrow evening
James w. Galloway, Of Montrose,
was visitor to Delta the first of tho
week, coming down to see William
Silsby.
Mrs. L. A. Hutton arrived home
Wednesday after an extended visit
with friends in Kansas and other east
ern points.
E. ]. Mathews shipped carload Of
fine steers from Delta on Monday.
Mower, Killian and others also sent out
several loads.
The Rebekahs assembled in force last
Tuesday to observe Mrs. Watson's 18th
birthday. There was quite . crowd
and they had good time.
Don't forget that the INpEPENDENT
10 now located Que block south of the
old location. Prepared to do all kinds
Of Job work and ndprinting. Both phones.
G. E. wstzel. Of Naturita, has been
In Delta for . day or % this week. He
will attend the meeting Of stockmsn In
.Dsnvsr which y 70 take place IN . few
days.
Dr.. Hick has been furnishing his little
cottage On Nssker Street preparatory
10 the arrival Of Rev. Hick and wife,
the Doctors father and mother. from
Fon du lac, Mich.
Mrs.. Hogrsfs came down Wednesday
and on Thursday left for the North Fork
country IN the interests Of the cook
book which the church ladies Of Ced-
arsdgs ars publishing. Iss
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
lmmsn.e Gun Dial In orseee.

Greece boasts the largest sun dial
on the planet. There Is large prom.
ontory in the Aegean sea. looking to
the east, which extends 5000 feet
above the level OF the water. As tho
sun swings around. the shadow Of the
mountain touches one BY one circle
Of islands separated by regular inter.
NN!s, whihc act N hour marks.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
TT EzeAaase.

About a. 900 stock Of general mer-
chandise. Want good ranch or cattle.
Address Box 116, Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
We Are LaeeapJls,

"1ts never too lnte to learn" we're told
However. We BEG to state.
There's little We learn a. No crow old.
Excsp& that Il u too late.
philadelphia Press.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
Net Imperative,

Tom-what, smoking! thought you
were ordered to stop?
Dick-Yes. by the doctor-not by my
wlfc-Familie Journal.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
THE DRAMA OF A WORLD.

Sunday night, January 21, Rev. C. c.
Rarick will preach the first in series
Of Sunday evening sermons at the
Methodist Church on 1.-THE Drama of a
World" The following are the subjects
in the order in which they will be given:
JANUARY 81
l. The Stage Creation.
JANUARY %
2. The God, Men, Spir-
its.
FEBRUARY 4
8. The First Scene-This Present
Life.
FEBRUARY II
4. The Curtain Falls, Time Shall be
no More, or, The Closing of the
First Scene.
FEBRUARY 1S
s. The Second Scene, part first)-
Heaven.
FEBRUARY 25
6. The Second Scene, part second)
He'll.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend.
c. C. RARIcK, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
TIE wise's Neass.,

"Tvs one good causc to doubt you,"
She said. II hate to grieve you,
But there's Just this about you
1 simply don't believe you."
Catholic Standard and Times,
The Delta independent., 1906-01-26
Whae lt Develeu~a.

"What did that palmist bring out
when - examined your handr'
Just one dollar and Z half."-Mil-
waukee Sentinel,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
Galvestons f~ordamning

mot bafvet gor invanarnes lf i donna
lika trygga som pa h6gre belagna orter'
E.IW. GoodIoe. SON Dor vid Duttor 1T,
i Waco, Tex. beh0fver ingeu f0rdamnine
for Sin ~trygghet. Han skrifver. jag
har begag"nt DR. Kings New DiscoNe y
fSr Consumption under de senaste fen
aren, och den haller uig fisk och sund,
Innan dess hade jug for aratal ell hosta,
som bief virrs och varre. NJ ar den for
svunnen''. Botar kronisk hosta. Ia g'lp-
pc. strypsiuka, kikhosta och foreeyg-
ger pneumonia. Anaenam att taga,
Hvarje flsska %garapteras i Lungren q
Andrews AZ otek. PIis 500 Prot
faska fIitt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
Mrs Langton Key, den kvinn

Mrs Langton Key, den kvinna,
hvilkens MANN sd ofta namnes i
forening med Stenslands, den at
vikne bankpresidentens, kom med
sin man till Chicago for omkring
fem ar sedan. Hon fck anstall-
ming som organist ] en- kyrka o som
nusikriktiker en- tidning. Hon
skildras som en- ovanlig skonhet,
brunett, sratlig och behagfull och
giorde uppseende, hvarhelst hon
visade sig. Efter EFT par AIRS Wis.
telse har fck hon ocksa rykte for
sina eleganta dragter. Och So
blef Diet skilsmessa i allskons tyst-
het. P. o. Stensland gjorde hen.
mes bekantskap genom sin dotter
Inga. Han blef hennes slaf fran
forsta ogonbiicket. Hon flyttade
till Auditorium Annex och hyrde
en- luxurios vaning dir. Oar fck
hon ofta besok at StenslaRd. Hon
bcsokte honom ocksa ! hans pa.
ilatslika m-bygdt | grekisk still
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

gamla Sverige ON Diet skulle gallt
eller gallde, sa frukta vi TOR att
han atven har huggit | stem. Ma
got dylikt yttrande falldes alldeles
icke af talarne pa den ytterst fut
tiga och miserable "bankett', som
hollis at Y. M. LEA. o. vi ha ej hort
eller sett inagon tidn. att Diet fallts
annorstades heller. Denna upp-
gift torde alltsa kunna betraktas
som EFT tantasifoster, uppsprun.
get ur korrespondentens h~jerna.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

och var dar CAST lange at gangen,
bet sages att Theodore Stensland,
sonen, och hans hustru, till slut
forsokt motverka den aldre Stems
land boielse for den skona kvin.
nan al fruktan for att han skulle
gifta sig med henre och att Diet
genom mrs Keys upptradande och
extravagans skulle skaka folks
fortroende for Stensland och hans
bank. Ryktet att hon nu rymt
! med Stensland fornekas af under
rattelse fran Wisconsin torsdags
som meddelar, att hon vistats /
Baraboo, men for tillfallet var pa
besok i Madison.
Straffad usling. Byron An
drews, en- fotograf i Cass Lake,
| Mimi, blef i fredags alton at en-
skara %uppretade man utslaPad ur
slit hus och utburen i vida sko-
gen. Hair blef han afkladd intill ba-
ra skinnet och derpa forsedd med
dragt af tiara och fjadrar. Till
sist 6ck han order att skyndsam-
lingen forfoga sig ut ur staden
I en- langre It'd hade han.
genom slit uppforande adragit sig
misstankar. Till slut rojdes han
at en- uppretad moder, som pa
eath6rnena lat, ~uppspika en- motifs
ON, huru Andrews uppfort sig pa
EFT for sedlighetskanslan sarande
satt mot hennes lila dotter. Ma
tan ALA stadens man!iga invanare
hollo derpa mote. Man
skafade sig visshet och skred sa
till handling pa ofvan omtalade
satt.
trots af Diet torhallandet, att
nykterheten pa atskilIiga platser
gjort stora framsteg, tilltager dock
superiet i orovackande grad har i
landet. Haromdagen meddela
des fran Washington, att forbruk-
ningen at alkohol och andra di-
stillerade rusdrycker okades med
S7,25o,o 90 gallons och forbruk-
ningen at o! med Ell mindre an
100, 600 900 gallons under Diet
hskalar, som slutade den 80 sist-
lidne juni.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

DE nyss skedda ryska trupp.
sandningarne till Aland ha vack'
till lif fragan ON Sveriges formal.
lande till Ryssland. / freden
Paris 1886 formadde visserligen
F~rankrike och England Ryssland
att forbinda sig att 81 be
fasta Aland eller der forlagga ma
gon Store truppstyrka. Denna
paragraf, som aterf ines i freds,
~slutet, tillkom meG harsyn till
Sverige som de forenade makter-
ma erkansla for den S. X. Novem-
bertraktaten, Rysslands lofte gals
dock tyvarr at England och Frank
rike och ej at Sverige, som salun-
da ej eyer nagon rattslig grund att
besvara sig Oliver de ryska trupp-
sandningarne till Aland.
Emellertid utgor denna hand
ling at den iyska regeringen EFT
hot mot o.en fara for Sverige, som
maste soka EFT medel att neutra-
lisera faran. Scandinavia for
svarspolitik ar nu mindre an forut
att lita pa, och detsamma kan sa-
gas ON EFT forbund med England,
sedan Diet kommit i daeen att Diet
EFT ar sedan understodde den nor
ska upprorspolitiken.
svenska pressen har frsmkom-
nit EFT forslag till svensk storpo-
litik, som forefaller som en- utopi,
men dock fortjenar att omnampas.
Forslaget innebar EFT forbund med
Japan eller annu hellre en- anslut-
ming till toroundet mellan Eng
land och Japan. Sverige och ia
pan ligga pa de yttersta tanker
ma i vester och oster on den ry
ska kolossen, o .rikena haiva sam
ma intressen at Rysslands for
svagande. Ty lika litet SON Ryss,
land uppgifvit sina planer mo,
Scandinavian, lika litet tanka de
ryska maktegande att lemna ne
derlaget mot Japan ohamnadt.
bet framkomna forslaget til
forbund mellan Sverige och Japar
anses dock endast bora blifva ct
forsvarsforbund med omsesidis
garanti at bada staternas omedel
bara omraden. Om Sverige an
folles, skulle Japan med en- Wis
bestamd del at sin arme och bel
sin lotta anfalla de ryska besitt
ningarne i Asien. ON Sverig
afveE anslutit sig till Diet engels.
-japanska iorbundat, sklll,
samtidigt Englands hotta deltag,
i forsvaret at Sveriges kustei
Sveriges irgripande till Japan
forman skulle endast erfordras
ON Ryssland anfolle de japansk
oarne, nvilket ar foga sannollk
att Diet kommer att CORA, da Sve
rige genom att anfalla RUSSIAN
skulle binda EFT par hundratuse
man at dess trupper och hela des
Ostersjohotta.
Man anser afven i Sverige al
EFT f6rsvarsbund med Japan sku
lie oppna och jenna vagarne fl
Svsriges handel pa Japan och K
ma der den svenska exporter be
kunna skafa sig utmarkta afsatr
~nlngsorter.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
En- idealisk plats for sommarn och
vintern for helsan.

En- tilldragande box pa 80 sidor med
81 i~llustrationer beskrifvande Excelsior
springs, dess helsovatten, dess hoteller
och tagtider har just blif>it pubIiccrad If
the Chicago. Milwaukee och st. Pau!
jernvagen. Den sandes till hvilken som
helst address, for fyra cents i porto.
F. A. MILLER,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
En- gata lost.

Att ~afvarj. %periodiska anfall af dalig
matsmaltning och f0rstoppning var en-
gaia, som DR. Kings New Life Pills l6ste
for mig, skrifver John N. Pleasant i
Magnolia, Ind. De enda piller som ga
ranter a att gifpa ~fullkomlig tillfredsstal-
lslse at ALA. eller ocksa aterlemnas pen
game. Endast Csc i Lungren d An
dreens apotek. Sioux City. la,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
EN- i Svenska Oagbladet in

/ EN- ! l'dSOlduSt III
ford skiIdring rorande Svenska
Nationalkorens at X. F. U. M.
upptradande i Sioux City den
8 JUL, hvilken skildring inf0rts
at den koren atfoljande korre-
spondenten, heter Diet:
"Var sang torde ha klingat
nagot matt efter nara Is timmars
resa, men fortjusningen var dock
stor hos publiken, som mindre an
vi st0rdes at de skott och smallar,
som hordes fran gatan M liksom
under hela natten och b~ebadade,
att tjerde juli smart var inne. E
meller;id ar en- upPgift en- Sioux
City tidning. att vi hoppade till
vid hvarje skott och slutligen
"hoppade unisont" en- insinuant
amerikansk 0tverdrift, da vi togo
saken lugnt, ehuru vi knappast
kunde kama oss behagligt beror-
da af dessa intermezzon i vara
fnaste pianissimon. Eft ange-
namare afbrott var Diet, mar en-
nor-k-amerikansk prest franz
tradde och ofverlemnade till k0ren
en- siIfverpokal sasom bevis pa
Diet CODA forhallande som radde
mellan svenskar och norman i
delta samhalle, och som uttryck
for den aktning norrmannen har
kanGe Tor s~venskarnes hallning
vid tiden for unionsupplosningen
och sedan. For manga af oss hade
emellertid varit allra NEST tillta-
lande, ON vi kunnat afboja
depna vanlighet i It'd; nu aterstod
Ell annat an att tacksamt mottaga
den saso.n en- vanlighet. For
hallandet mellan svenskar och
norman i Amerika tyckes att
donna at var lila erfarenhet vara
ganska godt, dock ej So litei
spandt pa VISA hall. kanske NEST
der, hvarest svenskarne s0ka CORA
sig och sin mening gallande och
Ell lata norrmannen taga lednin
ger. Vid ''banketten", som h0lI:
pa K. F. u. Ms lokal efter kon-
sertens slut, talade bland andrs
en- senator Ericsson, som giorde
en- iemforelse mellan en- resa hit
for 81 ar sedan, som tog As da-
gar. och var ''lustresa" nu DS
fck man halla sig med mat sjeI
och hvar morgon mottaga sir
SdtlGuldiAoOD Sp ISdANSi III
daeen. | vidrigare fall kunde
0~fvenesan taga anda till 50 dagal
eller mer. vi fiDgo har som Sd
ofta f0rut EFT bestamdt intrycl
at att vi genom var sang och var
besok icke sa litet bidragit at
knyta till banden, som fnna'
mellan svenskarne j America ocl
Sveri e.
Flera talare ha till och met
offentligen sagt, att ON Diet skull
lie gallt eller gala att med vapel
hand forsvara Diet gamla tader
neslandet, skulle svensk-amerika
nerna som en- ma1 skynda hen
for att vara med. Sadana ord h;
ju icke kunnat annat an frojd;
svenska observation-disclosures hjer
tan.
Of~vanstaende skildring Tide
dock j likhet med skildringarn
fran Lundastudenternas sangar
fard af en- del oriktiga uppgifter
Korrespondentens pastaende al
nagon Sioux City tidning skull
hafva sagt att sangarne ''hoppad
till vid hvarje skott och slutlige
hoppade unisont" ar helt och ha.
let gr;pet ur luften. Da korre
spondenten vidare p~astar,att aer
talare offentligen sagt att sven
skarne | America som en- ma
skulle skynda hem att f6rsvar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

HLaia'e.~"Scr oCn all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
InE IMMERSION PLAN.


Jackson, Miss. JAN s.-The Mtm1s-
sippi delegates to the New Orleans COT
ton convention which will be held this
week will 20 with instructions to try 70
secure the adoption by the convention
Of shat il known As the Wifherspoou
plan. The Witherspcou plan in brief 10
that a corporation to b. known ~ the
Southern Cotton Company shall be
formed with a capital Of silo, oc,0o to
begin business a. soon a. the capital 10
raid IN. The shares are placed at elo0
each and are payable in cash or cotton
al s5o PER bale. The corporation i to
purchase sIoo. o0o.Go worth OF cotton at
10 cents per pound regardless Of the
market price. and i. IS not to be sold
till the price shall have reached ii
cent-. when il shall be sold for IL cents
no more. no less.
The jomicile of this gigantic eorpos>
alton Is 70 be New Orleans. but there
are to h. branch houses At Jackson,
Meridian. vicksburg. Natchez. Mobile.
49, s---AA- AhtAf %h@A@.N@ 1Aa trNA4-A bta&Ss
OVER thu South. Funds are tn be de-
posted in local banks in such sums ~
the citizens may subscribe for stock
and are to be loaned At the highest rate
of interest obtainable when not In use
for the purchase Of 10 cen, coston. but
the loan is to he - arranged that IL
may be called in at moments notice
should the cotton Being held 20 below
10 cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
sAIILesMPs IN COLLISION.
The Alabama and Kentucky Hun
Aground

New YORK. Jan s.-While the battle
ship squadron under Command Of Rear
Admiral Robley D. Evans was proceed
ing 70 "a today the hattleship kear-
sarge and kentucky ran aground in tho
harhor OF the west bank The Ala
barna and Illinois we're next In line.
and before they could alter their courss
the Alabama eollided with the Ken
tusky. striking her gssncing blo~.
The Illinois Just cleared the tangle.
aud prUceeded down the bay, anchor
ing outside the bar
At e-t5 O'elo.ck the kearsarxe and
Kentucky both were ioatef and
started for sea- accompanied by the
Alabama The Kentucky. however.
wa- ordered back. and returned to
Tompkin-vill... where she anchored late
this afternoon
The Maine. Illinois. Alabama. and
kearsarge remained OF the bar until
SIS O'Clock. when they weighed anchor
and prvsS--siei 70 -ea
\ wireless message was received &C
the Brooklyn navy yard tonight from
the Kentucky. stating that the star
board side Of the vessel above tho
water line had he-n quite badly dam
aged in the collision with th. Alabama
Il was al-o stated that the Kentucky
viii eOmss up tn the navy yard tonor-
ROW tOr rspsairS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
AN ARTIST IN HIS LINE.
Merchant Of the Pave Displays Gen
ius Worthy Of a Higher
Calling.

man Nth shresl zrav ey~s walke-i
alou< th- busy sIswn-tasu ~trrrf arr
falls qt-erytnx er-rythinx >usi.lenlv re
rsu---i. then rushed toward a ram PIPE IT.
ttch=i o. : builtinx ami r1mnis,i g.. c1ne
inte q. II. familiar -qasainz q a rat
pserF-si tn arr. rviate~ Neu1h- Cor-pln-
spu-
AZ daughters q Ere althin hearing t.
81 therr -kirt- snd Ted he pl1er Men
and ipys began To crowd arounf Pe,s-
ple etuie fruul aeru-s the street G.r.s
and s.h- hslrs-i
->ay ms-ter. tha. -tiek isut long
sraa<a .houtet a nsEsssy.
>lslishastv 20 ard 81 terrier .ug-
<r-rei anaths.
Fsaisntiv the owner Il he .l,rvus rrav
eys~ "a nas desire advics bar intended
q 4sal Nth thaf rat sc.uryilnz o. h.s
o~n fanny lie pari not tn .txhtest A.
tenziau 81 tn rrnlsFk- asst eoussnus,i ~
erua-iv to rlv ~ cane
-f-e- hln cota@ out sui then - the
- yv4F haa.l "a ar.l grab aim by The
"a
- ny doat y'u 49, the bss en- Of
tass eanst
-Hsu -Hsese az ra~ p4p~--
" s-- tls lar p~rfrrrusr <.ans-,i ossr
- -auulsier the eruN4t ~ 1aeseyi aud
llnsale-i lshEnsi ann. ami rlVe l.si .ssulsu n
~ Hlr-k ~ werr struzzl X - make an
er-H - tas -p-Fshsbareal moment vas
runls
10 mas r~uu.ss-,l hlng frnul No.
fr~~s ~ .e~th ant gxten.i~.f ]. toward
The rraad
Her yeu are. <~nrlesEsn' - rr'si
- eleVerr~r luv-nflnu v~- ra.se-W Iis-
.u-nu vert ant aa',t-rfui pa-enf Whsle
l1l--atr~ everything fraHu "a o.
fa,n s~re- tninrafv wear aur-'rtgnitr.
surel-tlu rcar trisn,l- nst1- ~ .h lsirrn
haupg t'aly tgu BIT. ant ths.-. g.aus
La sialnr-. AZ Tn ecn-s aFsi~rs,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

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but they are god in q special wsy
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iNciPiENT CONSUMPTION.
How Food Headed OF tie Irsidious
Disease.

The happy wife Of a good old-fash-
tonef Mich farmer says
In the spring Of 1902 I was taken
siek-a general breaking down. as IL
were was excessively nervous. could
not sleep well AZ night. my food
seemed to do me no good, and was
30 weak could scarcely walk across
the room
The doctor said my condition was
due to overwork and close confinement
and that he very much feared that
consumption would set in For several
months I took one kind Of medicine
after another, but with no good effect
in fact. seemed to grow worse.
Then / determined to quit all medi-
cines. give up coffee and see what
Grape-Nats food would 60 for me. /
began TO eat Grzpe-Nuts with sugar
ard cream and bread and butter three
times a day.
The effect was surprising. I began
to gain flesh and strength forthwith,
my nerves quietsd down and grew nor
mally steady and sound. sweet sleep
came back to me- In six weeks time
| discharged the hired girl and COM
msneed TO do my own Homework for
a family Of six This was two years
ago. and am Going IL still. and enjoy
IT," Name given by Postum Co.. Bat
lie Creek. Mica
The-s's A reason. Read the little
hoos, The Road 70 weEIyIIIe. . in pkgs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
LEARNED OF rrrTERArEuRa.

The manuscript Ok Swfnburnes
First Book q Ballads mas been sold
for s. see
" Rostand 8 said u have declined
an crsr % ss'aesa for a single maza-
zize publication % his new PLAY.
-Chanficieer H believes he can get
lager amount from TIE play in book
fora
Nov that the late William sharp
turns out to have been Fiona Mac
leOd The description % the latter in
Enzland's Who's Who Is rather
amusing Il says Macleod Miss
FIona. author Then Il gives a lis; Of
her publications. and adds. -Recr-a-
tiou Sailing. hill walks. usgc-iuS.
Aires. care Chapman & Hall Lon
1on
Email Zerkosifz the noted Hun
zarian aaShor. who has been commits
stoned a. special envoy by his row
ernusnt xith the purpose Of estl0-
iisAizg important commercial relations
between that country and this. recent
" arrived in New York He has q
BOY named George washington Zerko-
wiz who vas born On February -
Isaa.
Wien Henri ROehefOrt first pub
llshsd bis LAntsrue. once a week. his
articles were eagerly Rad all over En-
rope To-day his ranfinxs are little
he~t@a even by ais followers. one Of
his admirers has recently done some
nsuring For nearly half a century
Rochsforr has written nearly every
day a newspaper article. These zrri-
eies Il reprinted in book form would
make library OF at least 90 volumes
OPie Read IS very superstitiou,
While on a reading tour with Ben
Ming the poet died suddenly at Bowl
Ing Green on the night he recired III
Should Die Tonight" Coumantiry
on the incident. Read said. .-Thera
vas a curious chain Of circumstances
mat night IL Was the 18th of the
month il was the 18th town ~
our tour L sat down TO the table xirh
Us az supper. and II darkies. thinking
mat ben and | were going to give a
minstrel show, sat in the front row o.
the balcony"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
wmrEcAPPep MEeRoes.


Texarkana. Ark, jan s.-tieorxe
Sanders. Ben Sanders. Richard Clary,
VIM wyrick. WIN. Hooks and sam,
I'd and Art Lewis, al prominent white
farmers living near Calhoun. Columbia
county. were broaght here today by
Deputy United States Marshal Holman,
who had made their arrest on a var
rant issued out Of Cnited States district
court at Fort smith. charging them
with whitecapping twc segrves named
Noah Mason and Il Z. Pa-chal- All
the prisoners were released On bond
pending a preliminary trial before .
United States commissioner. which has
been set for January II. The two ne
groe~ claim they were numerically
whipped and made to leave the county
because Of their color. bot the defend
ants deny the latter part Of this state
ment. and >ay that the whipping was
because the negrves per
sisted in running a disreputable house
in the ueighhorhood after they had been
warned. Some Of the ae-
cuSed are closely related tn some of the
most prominent men in Arkansas.