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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Dull and Easy-Weak European
CabIes-PrOy DIVISIONS Easier.

The trading In coffee was extremely dull.
with prices inclined to sag. partly because
Of the stagnation and partly because the
European cables we're unexpectedly weak.
especially the advioes from Havre. Wall
Street and foreign houses sold and some
local longs liquidated. The speculation was
90 narrow, however. that II required no great
selling pressure to impart an easier tone to
the market. which continues to be q profess
sional. waiting affair.
The receipts at Rio and Santos thus far
this SEASON are il9 1000 bags In excess Of the
movement for the same time last year, but
$40, 900 below the receipts of two years ago.
The total so far has been 9.8So. 900 ba gs. against
$50 600 for the same time last year and
10, OOs. 900 for the same period In i903-oA. The
receipts In detail were as follows.
10000, 190S-o5. ioo3-0 ".
RIO rec. July 1 to May L
D ,..s...-..s - o,uOA.uVo SiooeiuUo o,ceG.ooo
Nay ~. 49,. o. ss.o 1900 o.lie.ooo
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FORT WOOD, N. Y,.H. May 2. 1909 Sealed pro.
posals, In t~rlplicaie, for constructing an Electric
light and power system here Will be received here
until 1880 A. AZ, June I, 1909. L.. reserves right 10
reject any and all bids. furnishedion
application, Envelopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed Proposals for Electric Light
and Power System, Fort Wood, n. Y, H." q. @.
BuTnell, Constg. ., NJ.
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FORT WOO :. Y. H., April 81, i9oS.-SeAl d
proposals, In trsplcate, for const rpcttng roads AMI
walks at this post, will be received here until ltSo
a, AZ. MAY ~, 1909, L. $. reserves right 10 reject
any or ali bias, Information furnished on Apt
cation, Envelopes con'AlnlnT proposals should Je
endo.sed Proposals ior lloids anu ,faiaA. Fvrt
Mood. y. !. IL &. Z. DuR.SEii- CJasiS, Q. ~.
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ern, 50; refined Continent, te.l5; South
American. 9,15.. Pork was quiet and firm;
Giess: sl7asL7S' Tsllow' &c: REtter.n
frets, isc. Chicago, May 8.-"Proyisions
felt the decline in the hog market. and ruled
buying was Of the same. character as has
taken place on the decline for some days past.
The close was steady, with most OF the early
to add to their lines from day to day, and this
we regard as most Significant
pricea ma follows.
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.The amount NJ United staleq deposits
shawn In THE weeks abatement u tla.tts. 7op,
theae depnaita veTH detiuctsd from the ".
RrFsste Given tho surplus would he ttl 7es. iQn.
cssk holdings ofthc hanka and their loana arc
A. follows
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The following table shows the. percentage
Of cash reser yes to deposits OF the mors
prominent banks as compa red with last week.
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Crop movement 70 date. ~ 69,odO 9,b4O.0O0 l~O,0O6,000
Coffee on the spot was dull at 7Hc,, for No. 7
clined \ franc and Hamburg X .pfg: Rio
was steady; exchange 1. Sad; higher at i6s.ied,:
was unchanged; receipts, 1000 bags; stock,
as, 1000. Prices here as follows:
Hioh-Ai, Lor.si. .Closit1. Pre-. Close.
s s s%ss!Ss,;:%s:,: $ ssSsss s 3 4
october. ,...,.6S 6S etot6B 6H1e5o
Uece mber. e. .66 go o55f60 6I65ae.70
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disappointment was generally felt over
the bank statement. which showed a much
lnrger increase In the surplus reserve than
the trading element expected. The heavy
through the week and the belief that In the
next few days there would be considerable
shifting OF money In connection with pay
ments on account of subscriptions to bond
and stock issues did not tend to promote
good feeling In regard to the position OF the
money market. which In the past few days
showed a hardening tendency both for call
and time FUNDS.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
Massachusetts Republicans.

Bos,on-A blow to immediate
tarif revision and to the champions
OF increased reciprocal trade sched
ules, led by Eugene n. Foss. was de
liyer.d Friday at Massachusetts Re
publican convention, which adopted
without remonstrance platform call
ing for such tariff changes as might
be found necessary from time to tune
with the understanding that they be
applied to all sections Of the coun
try and to all industries. The follow
ing ticket was placed In nomination
including only men now In Office:
Governor-Curtis Guild, Jr., Boston
Lieutenant t-Goyernor-Eben s. ORA
per, Hopedale.
Secretary OF Statc-Wiliam l.. Olin
Boston.
Treasurer and Receiver General
Arthur b. Chaplin. Holyoke.
Auditor-Henry Il. Turner. Maiden
Attorney General-Dana Malone
Greenfield.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
PROPHETS LATEST VISION.
Dowie Commanded to Abandon His
Mexican Scheme.

Chicago.-John Alexander Dowies
plan for Mexican colony was aban'
doned in obedience to command re
ceiyed by Dowic In vision that came
to him last Fridsy night and that
lasted Ave hours. according TO an an
nounccmcnt made to-day by Deacon
Arlington. one OF Dowie's followers.
who has remained loyal to the deposed
prophet.
The scheme. Deacon Arlington said
was rclinquished Ia favor OF another
that contemplated the raising OF "!
OOO. 900 in Chicago for the purpose oil
restoring Dowie's prestige and power
The announcement was made In
small church In Chicago. All prepar
ations for Dowie's departure for Mex
leo had been completed when. In Wis
ion. accompanied by binding white
light, the glory of which could not be
described. the First Apostle" declared
he saw the Master and heard his voice
He was commanded. he said, to give
up the Mexican project and seek the
glory OF Zion elsewhere. Dowie then
commissioned Deacon Arlington &c
come to Chicago and raise sl.OOO.oOo
for God and Zion"
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS
Nominate Prohibition Candidate and
Endorse Bryan.

Boston.-A new era for the Massa'
chusetts Democracy was inaugurated
Thursday by the state convention OF
that party, when after turbulent
struggles over endorsing William Jen-
nings Bryan and William X. Hearst,
John B. Moran. district attorney for
Suffolk county. who was already the
nominee OF the Prohibition party and
the Independence League, was nomi-
mated for governor ty acclamation.
Save In one possible particular Mo-
ran dominated the convention com.
pletely. The old-time leaders. Josiah
Quincy. Congressman Sullivan and
McNary and the element represented
by such Democrats as former Gov
ernor Douglas and Henry NJ. whitney,
was utterly powerless. Other nomina'
tons:
Lieutenant governor. f. G. Brown:
Attorney general. John w. Cum
mings.
Auditor. T. l.. Hisgen.
Secretary OF state. Charles {. Paine.
Treasurer. George VI. Harrington.
The convention adjourned after
adopting a resolution offered from the
floor by George Fred Williams that
the convention endorse William }.
Bryan as the next Democratic nominee
for President.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
Mormon Church Conference.

Salt Lake City.-The feature Of Sat.
urday's session of the semi-annual con.
ference OF the Mormon Church was the
address Of Senator Reed Smoot, who
Is also an apostle Of the church. He
declared he was neither ashamed OF
his religion or his state and that while
he believed his first obligation was to
God, he still affirmed that that duty
could not conflict with his duty to his
country. He appealed to the Nor.
mons to concentrat, their efforts to OBJ.
tanning land in preference to other
forms Of investment. Another speaker
referred to the wonders of irrigation
in the West as fulhllment Of pro
phecy OF Isaiah.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
Wronoine the Rich.

Miss Corelli makes David Helms
ley. the millionaire hero Of THE
Treasure Of Heaven" say amid many
other opinions of which he is made
the mouthpiece: I'VE who are richer
than what are called the rich, do in
finite wrong to our kind by tole rat
ing so much needless waste and use
less extravaganza. We merely gene
rate mischief for ourselves and 9Th
ers. The poor are happier, and far
kindlier to each other than the mon
eyed classes, simply because they
cannot demand so much self-fndL lg-
ence. The lazy habits of wealthy men
and women. who insist on getting an
unnecessary number of paid persons
to do for them what they could very
vel do for themselves, are chiefly
to blame for our tiresome and osten-
tatious social conditions. Servants
must of course, be had in every we'll
ordained household, but too many of
them constitute a veritable hive of
nous domestic retainers? A small
house is always consistent, and often
prettiest, and the fewer servants the
less trouble. Here, again, comes in
the crr-'al question-Why do. we
spend all our best years of youth, life
and sentiment in making money,
when. so far as the sweetest and high,
est things are concerned, money san
give so little!"
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
Tastes in Giuars,

The public taste for cigars varies in
different localities and countries, md
in all the large factories cigars are
conditioned to suit the demand of
the country to which they are be
sent. In Europe, more especiaIr' in
the British isles, the consumer of
Gig lrs requires that they should be
dry. in fact, almost brittle. 1t is a
common incident in that countr. to
see smoker take his cigar and place
it to his ear to see If it will give
forth cracking sound, and If it
does not crackle, the cigar is con-
sidcred too moist. Pipe smoking to-
baccos. however. are required very
moist In the United States the prop
er condition for cigars and pipe smok-
ing tobaccos is just the reverse, says
Sfience. The American smoker re-
quires bis cigars in such a condition
that the wrapper, binder and filler
will yield to the pressure of the fin
gers without cracking or breaking the
wrapper; while, on the other hand.
the smoking tobaccos especially the
granulated tobaccos, must be mod
erately dry.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
ON BUT ONE TICKET.
Democratic State Candidates With
draw From Lindsey Ticket.

Denver-At called meeting Of the
candidates upon the Democratic state
ticket at the Savoy hotel Sunday, 1t
was resolved that no Democratic nom
inee should permit the use Of his name
on the Lindsey state ticket.
There were present at the meeting
Alva Adams, candidate for governor;
e. NJ. Ammons. candidate for lieuten.
ant governor; +. T.. Drach, candidate
for state treasurer; Andrew Sand
berg, candidate for state auditor; H..
w. Havens, candidate for secretary OF
state; Miss Honora Maloney, candi-
date for state superintendent OF
schools; William II. Bryant. candidate
for regent of the State University;
Judge w. p. Seeds and George X.
Hartenstein, candidates for justices
OF the Supreme Court, and S. w. Bel.
ford. candidate for congressman'at'
large.
Besides these there were present
and taking part in the discussion Chair
man Milton Smith, Senator Patterson.
Judge A. w. Rucker. Senator Ward OF
Boulder and John T. Barnett. secre'
tary OF the committee.
AT the close OF the meeting all the
candidate who had been placed upon
the Lindsey ticket signed letters with
drawing from 1t. and left them with
Chairman Smith.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
THE INDEPENDENT
COLORADO.
John Bunyan's Cottage.


The cottage in which, according to
tradition. John Bunyan was born. at
Elstow, Is reported to be much dllap-
idated, and a writer to a London pa
iper suggests that 1t be purchased by
the nation and preserved. The build
ing is a typical little English cottage,
! picture of which is printed in some
lives of Bunyan. In memoir or
Bunyan, written as long ago as 1889.
Rev. Henry Stebbing complained that
the present occupants seem no more
interested about Bunyan than are any
other of the villagers: they have no
story to tell. no fancy or vision to de-
scribe with reverent looks: and the
stranger is allowed to leave the cot
tage without having received the least
announcement to guess in which room
Bunyan was born, or on what side
of the fire he used to sit, or whether
there be a tree of any kind reported
to be planted by his hand. This In
difference to the fame of the Bedford
tinker is, We fear. spreading. fll-
grim's Progress is not thumbed by
the children of to-day so diligently as
by those of a generation or two ago.
In many families there is less distinct
religious life, and the old line between
Sunday" reading and that which is
appropriate for week days is rapidly
fading. In this liberal era the re-
fined humor of Buster Brown and
the "Katzenjammer Kids is left to
do the work once performed by Chris
tian. Greatheart. and Mr.. Valiant-for-
Truth. If ever we fall back into that
stage of unsophisticated piety which
makes it seem worth while for man
to glance at the pages of good hook
at least once a week, "Pilgrim's Prog
ress" must resume its primacy in
Sunday reading. says the New York
Post. In the meantime grant from
the British treasury would seem Hu-
perfluous. There must be many per-
sons whose memory Of happy Sunday
afternoons spent on the road to the
Celestial City will prompt them to
subscribe a small sum for the r.es-
ervation Of Bunyan's birthplace.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
Freed by Board Of pardon..

Denver.-A pardon has been issued
to John Halpin by the State Board OF
Pardons. Halpin was sent to the peni.
tentiary from Hinsdale county for
murder in 1899. having killed man
who assaulted his wife. The sentence
was for twenty years, but he has been
stances surrounding the crime were
extenuating and his conduct has been
so commendable that the pardon was
made complete. He IL now sixty years
old.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
OPINIONS FROM OTHER STATES.

might have been expected, the nomination of Dr.
attracting attention in other years
pastor in indianapolis. and by his efforts the
largest church the Methodist denomination that city
built. He is welknown there by the business
as by distnctvely church element them the
Hon. John b. Conner editor of the Indiana Farmer writes
Next day after the nomination announced by the
papers a number of business who said, every
instance, DR. Buchtel is Of affairs-much such a
man as President Roosevelt He will make a great gov
ernor; you public opinion here respecting this
Of affairs think the country 10 coming to its
with a square deal for everybody"
The Christian Century of Chicago OF which the cor
in Denver is the Rev. Dr.. b. b. Tyler
Christian Church. prints the following:
Henry Buchte chancellor Of Denver University and
the gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
last night September 20th accepted the republican
nation the office Of Of Colorado Chancellor
Buchtel is fine Christian gentleman. H9 is not a poll
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19

An Ohio farmer claims to have q
fsn that lays eggs with the date on
them. That might be good sort of
hen for farmer. but II city people
knew when the eggs they eat were
laid they would quit eating eggs.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19

AS showing how the human race
has succeeded In climbing upward
during the last 100 years it is worth
recalling that when Gen. Pike discov-
cred the peak now bearing his name
he said no man ever would be able to
reach its summit.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19

tcian He has unusually successful preacher and
pastor, is a successful teacher administrator
Denver University His nomination will appeal to the best
elements in State 1t is difficult forecast results
political campaign; but the indications
noble man. this cultured Christian gentleman will be the
governor of Colorado. His election will victory
of the better the baser elements in the state. and
this in the of the kingdom of Righteousness and
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
DR.. BUCHTEL AND LABOR.

At the convention in Colorado Springs Of the
State Federation of Labor resolutions adopted
condemnng Dr. Buche because the Methodist Book Con
Germ in New York Cincinnati running open
shop making discrimination in favor Of members OF
the Typograp phica Union. Since then, it has been
from New York that the book concern has with
the Typoheae association and after the first
of month will a union shop eight-hour
schedule Buchtel has connection with
book whatever and is not in the least degree
responsible either for its running shop for its
adopon union schedule; but It would be only fair
for the acts of the book when
it was running open shop that he get credit its
when it changes.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
ADAMS ON A BACK SEAT.

So far in the campaign. MIR. Alva Adams has taken
strictly part in political affairs Patterson and
Lindsey have had the stage There still flying
pull Adams on and put Lindsey IN his
place: thing seems impossible after what Pat
has the last few days about Lindsey and
Adams. Never before has Mr. Adams made such pusi
luminous exhibition of his lack Of and Initiative
and common loyalty to men who have been his
friends and supporters for twenty When Patterson
proposed throw the Democratic convention the
regularly delegates from Denver including all the
sodest stalwart Democrats in the party there
Mr. Adams protest that anybody heard Of When
the storm raging in the convention and these men
vndicating their right to be caed Democrats Mr
Adams silent When they elected, he made no
protest. Patterson insisted putting into the
platform pledge that the candidate for would
elected his full term II he lived Mr.. Adams
begin feeble objection: but Boss Patterson
told him go back and sit down. and he obedenty but
dejectedy went has peeped since AS Patterson
of him years ago. "He avoids the wounds and
wearness conflict He is weak and vacilating
deserted his oldest and best friends in
need he Pattersons man absolutely and
Dletel
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
LINDsEY's LATEST VAGARY.

I.ndseys latest vagary-the naming of the whole Dem
except Adams under his name-has dis
gusted all those of the respectable people
who giving him support He pretends to stand
purity and he the unspeakabe
Seeds pretends stand for political purity, and yet
he supports the Savage" Mullins whose brother was
Jail less than two years for stufing ballot
boxes. His candidacy contained the elements Of farce
all along but this latest development may turn it into
tragedy-for him. If he had left his ticket bodiless, with
only it. the head he might have claimed
to stand for reform; If he had put real independent
ticket of citizens from both political parties
who known honest and reputable people, he might
received the people who have been
the old parties; but back and
fl squrm and deal and dcker, to put candidates
stand, and then after ALL to swallow the
ticket whoeths would be the height Of absurd
ity il it disgusting Judge Lindsey has lost
respect hundreds Of people who did not know him
personally who had that his work in the Juvenile
Court doing great good.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19

side is already well under way Meetings have been held
at Denver Pueblo, Boulder, Idaho Springs and o'her
places everywhere the speakers have been greeted p
large and enthusiastic audiences On Monday OF lhis
week Dr. Buchtel accompanied by Judge n. Walter DlSon
began of the Western SLOPE speaking at Mohrose
Monday night Ouray Tuesday at Delta Wednesday at
Grand Junction Thursday at Genwood Friday SATURDAY
night they speak Leadvie. and Monday at COLORADO
Springs Next week there will be meetings at Fort Col
Inns Greeley Central City and Golden. After that II Is
probable that special train will be arranged 1or III
Buchel and other speakers will tour the east
ern part of the valley speaking as
many day possible The other candidates are
busy also and be assisted by wellknown speakers so
will be plenty of meetings from now TIL the
end Of the campaign Congressman Hogg and his sue
cessoro-be Mr Haggott hitched together. and
they make a great Congressman Brooks and Bon
ynge also the stump
DR. vossuReA QUITS LINDSEY
One of the notable events of last week the with
drawa of Rev DR. George Beden Vosburgh from all fur
her connection with the Lindsey campaign When the
Lindsey movement was started, Nosburgh and DR..
Coyle other estmable citizens who admired his
Juvenile Court attached themselves to it. Dr.
Vosburgh named chairman of the executive COM
mittee and a member of the advisory committee to
full ticket All this be it remembered was before
the nomination Buchtel by the Republicans. If
that nomination had been made before Lindsey an
himself candidate is not at all likely that
gentlemen named above would have associated them
selves
that had with view of naming Lindsey
obtained insight which he had not before
had into the character of the little judge himself and OF
those the real managers Of his campaign. 1t
much for him. The letter announcing DIR. Fos-
burghs withdrawal remarkable for what 1t does not
say. a kndhearted man, and does not wish to
feelings of anybody he gives no reasons Tor
his action. He simply For reasons personal the
which it not all for me to state
hereby resign from the advisory committee and sever
my relations with the Lindsey campaign" He adds a
pious Judge Lndsey's highest welfare e-hopes
he may go to Heaven eventually that s-but evidently
has made up his mind that the governors chair will not
conducive the highest welfare of the Judge In fact
Dr. vosburgh is heartily in Of Dr. Buchel for gov
ernor is perhaps bit mortified at having been de-
a temporary association in politics with re
by such gang of ohceseekers
Judge Lindsey.
The nomination of DR.. Buchte hrst pricked the Lind
balloon. All sensible voters knew that it not
necessary after that into independent movement
candidate for governor who fulfilled the highest
ideals of intelligent reformer. Now DR.. Vosburgh's
withdrawal with its eloquent silence to the reasons
which induced him to take decisive step, has about
comnletod he oDeration andt Lindsey fiat
The Delta independent., 1906-10-19
BRYAN TO THE RESCUE.

Mr.. Adams Nebraska last week to enlist the
Bryan his failing 1t is alleged that
Mr. Bryan baked Mr. Milton Smith. chairman Of the
Patterson party because he is "tantedthat is. he is
corporation attorney; but that he finally
sented make four speeches in all for the Adams
candidacy He ought to sympahze with Patterson for he
attempted Roger Sullivan OF the party Pat
Messrs. Thomas Hughes Speer and the
rest. endorsed Hearst for OF New
York after that he must be able to endorse anything
that bears the temporary label Democratic"
Ten years speech in this state by Mr. Bryan
would enthusiasm and perhaps gained votes
the he espoused Now the Republicans look
his coming with Indifference. The Democrats will get
big meeting him. and there will be enthusiasm gaore
for changing votes. that is improbable But the
their convention endorsed him for the pres!
Dental candidate 190S-government ownership OF rail-
all; they bound to magnify his coming.
perhaps have hope that he will help them. II
talk about affairs in this state he will
surely careful coaching and he is man who
generally take to coaching kindly. 1t would be
easy very natural for him to things that
would CONSERVATION the LEGAL Democracy.
The Democratic campaign has not yet begun actively Per
haps Smith waiting to find where Judge Lind
sey would finally light when his balloon down.