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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-10

muscles we'll knit, his gait springy,
and would, perhaps, have decided that
his physique did not require a very
large amount of sustenance and that
he was ignorant of the pangs Of dys-
pepsia.
Speaking to no one in particular, he
remarked with a peculiar drawl:
81 sometimes think l would enjoy a
Dob of this sort myself. 1t looks COM
Portable here"
Seventeen" was known as the crack
company of the force. It's members
were all athletes and it had to its
credit an unparalleled record Of bril-
A1nt and impossible rescues.
AT these words of the old man, grim
smiles broke over the faces of the half
dozen men present. A young fireman,
pne of the most powerful and athletic
of the entire department, replied:
"Why, granSpap, we have to 40
things here when the bell rings. Chill
dren aren't allowed on the force"
"I know they are not, sonny, but
after all, Judge that age isn't the
only thing that counts in this game.
'1'll tell you, grandpap, the young
panions. 'if you can follow me in a
ing and night, I'll resign and recon-
mend you for my place."
GO ahead, sonny, your friends can
act as Judge and umpire"
The fireman walked over to the
other side of the room, took up the oak
handle of a stone breaker, grasped 1t
firmly in both hands, and with sud-
den wrench, broke II squarely through
the middle. Throwing the two pieces
on the floor. he remarked laconically,
but in rather conceited tone,
"There's another handle in the corner
where got this one, but I reckon you
won't care for It."
. mo, perhaps this one will answer" )"
|,said the old man, taking up the two
short pieces and looking them over
rather curiously. With a quick jerk
he broke one of the halves and then
the other, and throwing all the pieces
on the floor drawled out:
SHOULD call that more OF o trick
than O trial Of muscle"
A murmur Of astonishment rar
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-10

It is said that Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford of the British navy was the
first European to see the face of the
Mikado of Japan. That was in 1868.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-10

He had started to buy a home and
had paid $500 down on 1t, but giving
a mortgage for the rest, he used all
he could save from his salary to carry
on HIS crusade. He was firm believer
IN prayer and he believed that It was
IN answer to his supplications that
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

The Montrose Press says the follow.
ing concerning US and in spite Of our
selves we cannot refrain from copying
it. Probably because we are human ID
the reason but here goes:
The Press knew that when Luther w.
Rood purchased the DELTA lNDEPus.
DENT that paper was destined to have
at its helm booster "a man who would
resuscitate the paper from its long con-
tinued state Of lethargy. This was ex-
emplfied in the very first issue. The
very headlines bristle with life and the
columns are alive with good news con-
corning Delta County. Our neighbor
has several rafting good papers, but
none Of them will excel The INDEPEN.
DENT along any line under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Rood.
In conclusion we are going to add
that we hope all of the above is going
to be true.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19


Broad-minded, conservative men are
good to see and one likes to listen to
their talk. From their conversation
can be CLEANED that which helps and
which inspires. We always have ad-
mired such men. That person who
thinks Of nothing but himself, who
doubts but that all but he are wrong,
who holds spite against those who be-
lieve otherwise, who never gives lift
or q help-that person Is the one which
you and care not whether ill-winds or
good blow his way. But the man who
talks to you earnestly, who impresses
you as having sense Of finer feeling.
who, although he may be successful
business does not make you feel
that everything is cut and dried prop
osition Of q cold world end you are one
Of the atoms who need no consideration
Tho is one that you respect, consider
and concern. Is it not so7
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
C
Information Relating
to the Ricltest Product
of the Soil.

Prof. Howard Of the Missouri State
Agricultural College says: ~ % advised
grown" A bulletin by the Pennsyl-
vania State College says: 1.-THE supply
Of native Ginseng root is rapidly de-
minishing and the price per pound 10
corrospondingly in creasing. while the
constant demand for the drug in China
stands as a guarantee of . steady
market for Ginseng in the future"
American Council General Wildman at
Hong Kong writes: There will be little
difficulty in disposing on this coast Of all
OF the Ginseng that is grown in A.
merica.
Ginseng is 4 staple on the market
the same as corn, wheat and cotton.
The present market price varies from
500 to $500 per pound. while the cost
Of production Is less than e1.5 so. There
is room in ones garden to grow several
hundred dollars worth each year The
plant can be grown throughout the
United States and Canada in any soil or
vegetables There are two planting
seasons. spring and fall
We arc buyers and exporters Of the
dried product, and grow roots and seeds
for planting purposes Let US show
you how TO make money growing Gin
seng. You can get practical start in
the business for . small outlay and
soon have nice income Send two cent
stamp today for our illustrated litera.
there telling all about it Write at once;
you may not see this I'd again.
THE ST. LOUIS GINSENG co..
Growers asd Espostess
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

THE vote Of the New York Legislature which resulted
thryfour against oust Senator Depew from
United States Senate rbuke the maker of the resolution
and another proof the of the party
Depew have done while acting for the insurance
he director in He have been recipient
funds that he did Yet in that regard he
from great other public in Office and We who
deal pennies fguravey speaking greater
of where dollars while
still the principle the Let each who really thinks
that Senator Depew did wrong ask himself if there has
time his existence that negative would have been
given corporation who offered him salary
for performing certain services how trivial these
to be- No. would have taken it and congratulated
yourself the easy money! making hold
ing quam of conscience that nought but
proposition For that is the of the world today And
Depew had been paid vehundred dollars of twenty
you would not give the fact in that thought
Depew have been overpad such instance
simply the fact that such large involved that has
turmoil of the that Senator Depew
retainer" How today if the world did but know
yelling themselves hoarse Depew and whose bank
deposits of that paid them for like O
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

W
Montrose is in peck Of trouble over
election matters for 1905 and IL trying
In all sorts Of ways to overcome the
difficulty. Legal opinions, newspapers
arguments and the like are all entering
into the controversy. When Montrose
became city Of the second class she
necessarily was obliged to work under
laws enacted that effect such conditions
and now It hurts to learn that elections
must be delayed . whole year on ac-
count Of It. It might have besn best
70 have waited one the second class
business until later in the year.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
Bits by the Editor

The Paonia Newspaper thinks that the
assassination Of Ex-Governor Steun-
snberg Of Idaho should be considered y
. lesson to those officials who /" break
the law flagrantly in hypocritical ~
tempt to enforce IT,. Surely rather :
warped thought. Murder sbad enough
in itself to cause only feeling Of ~
greatest resentment toward the perps.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
xe.As's CLUE.


The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Club will be held with Miss New, next
Monday evening. Following is the pro-
gram:
Present Location Of Indians in Colo
rado"-Mrs. Welch.
"Indian Folk Lore and Legends".-
Mrs. Hillman.
''Indian Music and Song" Miss Ing
ersoll.
Reading from Hiawatha'-
"The Message and Ministry Of Mirth"
LOANED by the w. T. X. club Of Gree
ley.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

A newspaper plagiarist is just as
much an object to be pitied a. home
less puppy or friendless kitten. OF the
two SMILES the plagiarist needs the
most of the charity. He admits inabil-
ity to produce from his own mind and
pen and, knowing it, is not brave en-
ough to say 80 by giving the credit.
Imitation is admissible in only one
line Of work in 4 Newspaper Office
and that line is trying to get out an
issue that is just as good as the "other
fellow.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by Delta County Abstract Company
Real estate transfers for week endir &
January Is, 1905:
Sophia Allen to Frank Allen. w D,
nw14 swA & pit. swA swA. 21-14-93
Con $4,000 90
John Fisher to Delta Co, w D, 60 #
wide for road across nwA of swA
9-14-93 Is 90
John E Shelledy to John A Whiting, w
D, seq nwA & swA neA & ny swA
& &wk nwA neA ne14. A-12-94 l 90
George H Duke to Amy E Williams. w
D. lot z. blk 9, Hotchkiss 100
Fred H Sanderson to E H Seoberg. W
D, lot z, blk 0, Hotchkiss 200 90
Fred H Bryan to S Sickle. w D. pit
swA sw14. 12-14-s2 & pt nwA nwA
ls-l4-s2 1000 90
Alfred D Simpson to George Kingsley,
w D,seA swh<, 14-14-94 40O
Frank w Childs to BENZ F Doughty, 20
# wide of s side swA nwA, So-l3-s4
100
George Kingsley to David Hemphilf. q
C d, se1-4 nw14 ne14 sw1@, l4-14-
"a LOO
Lemuel w Heston to Stickel, w D.
pit sw1-4 sw1-4 IL, & nw1-4 nwl-4,
13-14-s2 $500 90
U s A to Alex Mcleod, Pat. n1-2 sel-4
se1-4 se1-4, 81 & sw1-4 swl-4 35-l5-92
Louis Owens to Lettie H Owens, w d.
se1-4 nw14 ne1-4 sw14, 22-51-1Q
1000 90
U s A to Frederick w Butt, Pat, e1-2
sw1-4, 7-13-94
Ann Watts to Lionel R Wigram, Q CI
d, swl-4, 15-13-94 SO 90
H E Parker to H H Bruner, w D, pt
nw1-4 se1-4, 1855 100
U S A to Ella s vanMeter, R r, se1-4
nw1-4 e1-2 sw1-4 nw1-4 sw1-4, 11-14-94
160 90
VIM T Garman to Harvey R Sure. w
D, lots "a, 25 & 26, blk Z, Paonia
800 90
Timothy Sullivan to Robert L Wilson,
w D, se1-4 nw1-4, 26-14-95 100
Elmore C Harrison to Stella Snoddy, w
D, lots 4, s. blk plat "B', Delta
75O 90
F Lotoman to Ralph v Whitney, WD,
pit ne1-4 ne1-4, 11-15-95 1000
B F Middleton to Joseph Lovato, W1D.
nw1-4 sw1-4, 3O-13-94 37OO 90
R E Love atty in fact to Gus Peterson,
w D, s1-2 se1-4 nw1-4 sec 10, 1892,
& lot 8 & ne1-4 swt-4. 1s-14-92 5000 90
u 8 A to Wallace E Hurley, r R, nel-4
sw1-4 9-l3-94 so 90
U 8 A to Flossie A Hale, Pat, sig
nwl-4 nwl-4 sw1-4, 10-14-94.
U s A to Maria E Harding, R R, lots
8, 4 el-2 sw1-4 & WIZ se1-4, 6-14-
90 245 Of
Emily A Hart to John H Simmon, w
D, pt. swl-4 sw1-4 20-18-04 1000 90
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
DANCING scnesL.

Miss Frances Ruggles Of Boston will
open dancing school in Delta on FRI
day evening, January %. She may b
ssen It the Delta House any time after
Wednesday next.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

traitor and when murder 10 held up as
an example of retribution there certain
ly is a void of finer feeling among the
carnal possessions of the thinker. A
law is law and no depression has toler-
ance.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
me saA,,A wAmns.

Sunday night. January q, Rev. C. c.
Rarick will preach the first in q series
Of Sunday evening sermons At the
Methodist Church on ''The Drama Of .
World" The following are the subjects
in the order in which they will be given:
JANUARY q
l. The Stage Creation.
JANUARY q
2. The Characters God, Men, Spir-
its.
FEBRUARY
3. 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 Is
s. The Second Scene, part first)-
Heaven.
FEBRUARY 25
8. The Second Scene. part second
He'll.
A cordial invitation ID extended to
the public to attend.
c. C. RARIcK, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

Why pay 10 psr csnt for money when
you can st al you want Of KlNo Z
STrwART ct 8 pr csnt.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

ToR SALE-160 acres On Dry creek
Win good watsr-Fight Prics ee7.60 PER
esrs.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
IN Ezehsafe,

About ~, 900 stock Of general msr-
chandiss. Want good ranch Or cattle.
Address Box 1le. Delta, Colombo.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
Repsst si he csadltiss Il sAe
FIRST NATIONAL
A N k
OF DELTA.

At nslta. In the StAte Of Colorado Al the
Close Of business. Nov. v. 1900.
REsoukcns. DOLLARS
Leans and discounts. ....,,..,.s SIN N. n
0verirafi.. secured and unsecured 49,. 7a;pi
Y. y. BoDd< 10 secure circulation -, 7s0uOl
Bsntins h.us. fi,rniiarc. and i.,ni.. ,sMs@ %
Due from National Hanks tnot reserve
Other s rssi stat. ownci ........ s'''A@
Due from state hanks and bankem.....
3: 6: :ss s':'s::: ::'a s =
FFacuonai pnper currency nickels aud
LAwyuL EcsKY Riss.;v;s: IL Bxs. :. "'e
9pSc'se pg.s ;:;;,. .........."..... ss.sSs %
Rcdsmpiion fand with 9. treasurer % '''"'~
per cent Of circulation =. a.. $500
Total 49,. ........ 80. s.ss,sso7s
cS:e,;s, &. e.!,,I. stock s,., paid sasc asssc
undivided profits, IL. expenses and '0'o0o
National han. notes osianiin. isS S
lI1e 70 other national banks. .. p62s
pus =, sise hank. and lAMkefs ... ..asis
Demand crrtihcates of deposit -. ShSi'7
Itme certificates Of dspsslf. f....,,,..... 1ais1u
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sgaan Co,,nay ~ q GHhs,napo. q;.'.a ~
!. " =. H!llman. Cashier of the abovr nam
eo nenk 90 .Olemnly swear that the above state.
hssi.sM Msns true % me best Of my knowicdIs and
Of fSNocssnsd and sworn before ns shs iSiA day
;ssE;; .ss:ssEs:ss sssss, r ssg: s
zfEE. sE;;::; si|;s;:;::s''' Es:s:;'. n'.s.s..
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
A ROAR WITHOUT A REASON.

A ROAR WITHOUT A REASON.
boldly the North Fork
Valley from Rogers Mesa up the bulk of
and that little money has been expended their
district for the of roads, Now primarily this
wrong If the will into the matter he
will find that the western end of the county nearly half of
derived from actual improvement This taking
account the railroads and companies telephone lines
other corporation that the exchequer
county many thousands of dollars Then again says
the Paona people roaring valuations
higher This kick is certainly most i'll advised
blowing for about the high prices that her
thousand dollars being ordinary consideration Inquiry
reveals the that valuations there fifty dollars per
onetweneh of the real value and still kicking!
the fiddler Paona land is worth much why should
the correspond? Answer What would ogca
around Hotchiss little One cannot find
Paona who would but what that right to
making sae The that Paona doesn't road i'm
provement attributed internal politics. Who is to
blame about internal politics.? Surely Paona just as much as
Hotchkiss or Delta.
To the whole affair finally one remark th
the Booster makes When learn lay aside politics
go which need will get something and not until
do There truth in this remark The Republican party
enough in Delta County everything but
order do there must be harmony every district That point
will be well keep before the of the party
find beneftng labor than harmonizng the desires of
the different delegations Why start now?
THE meeting of Association in Denver
not well attended might have been the spirit there
The maxim of DO don't gnt adopted as one
that would be well tie incidentally might well for 9th
associations and individuals tie something of this
nature.
The attorney may yet make the oil combine
fall ANONYMOUSLY from its perch An exchange
man had attempted the in the H.
Rogers has don that retbuon would have quick
emphatic True would what do we care for
little. Time will tell The United States still government
of the and for the people, although some who do
not believe it.
The list Of contributors the Patterson contempt shows
just about republican does democratic
The rank and file of the people do favor the
strucve contempt Politics little figure great
principle is at sake-Paonia Newspaper.
Where the list? We shown Few real Republ
aiding Senator Patterson There be people aiding
him who have at time voted Republican they are
longer in the Grand Old Party ranks Anyhow would
be Of interest, locally and otherwise. Print it, Rawalt
DON'T about the fruit Everything alright lust
has been for nineteen of the twenty past
y this side of the Atlantic had record that
with that Of Delta County and there why any
should have And remember that spot Colorado OBJ
aned large price for its products in the fruit line good
old Delta.
NEVER auspcous in beginning than 1906
Promises Of influx of bigger
fruit and widespread publicity could be emphatic
Delta County has been built people Of moderate
Its growth has been stable continuous and with
warrant There have been wildcat furries OIL
Il
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

NEVER auspicous in beginning than 1906
Promises of influx of bigger
fruit and widespread publicity could be emphatic
Delta County has been built by people Of moderate
Its growth has been stable yet continuous and with
values boom literature statements made that could be
proven and all Of these circumstances bearing the fruit
Those who disappointed And that the real
Of growth and advancement Deliver goods
Whit slangy but still il quite truthful
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

DON'T about the fruit Everything alright just
has been for nineteen twenty past No
this side of the Atlantic had record
with that Of Delta County and there county
should have An6 remember spot in Colorado OBJ
tanned large price for its products the did good
old Delta
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

THE state meeting of the Editorial Association in Denver was
not well attended might have been the spirit there
The maxim of DO stunt don't gunt adopted one
that would be well tie Incidentally might be well for 9th
associations and individuals something of this
nature
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21

The last few numbers of the Farm
Poultry Semi.Monthly" Boston; SOC
a year, have contained a large mum
Der of most practical papers on poul
try raising, inbreeding, prevention o.
disease. &C.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21
A NEW PROCESS.

d. Robertson, a Leadville negro
miner, has invented a chemical pro.
cess Tor the reduction OF ores, for 80
cents a ton and at saving of 20 per
cent in value. His process is con.
centration scheme that is meritorious
for the reason that none of the values
are lost in securing the concentrates.
Robertson can not explain the chemi.
cal reactions which form such an i'm
portant part of the process. All he
knows Is that he puts In so much OF
this, so much of that and so much of
something else, cooks the ore samples
In the solution and after the liquid
Is drained OF, he has his values In
easily reducible state In the residue.
Common salt, ferrous oxide, nitric
acid, sodium hydroxide and sulphate
OF iron are dumped into assayers ket,
tie with the ore, The temperature Is
raised and lowered for three hours,
then the mixture Is boiled. secret
compound is drained on and the resi-
due holds the values.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21
WAIALUA WEDDING
Especial to The BulletinJ

Waialua. oahu, Feb. 20.-A pretty
wedding was celebrated last Saturday
between Nj. J. p. Medeiros. the popular
manager OF the Waialua Wine Co. and
Miss Helen Guerrero OF Waialua. The
event took place at the Roman Cathc-
lie church which was beautifully dec
GRATED with palms and flowers. Mr..
TONY" Marcallino was best man, the
bridesmaids being Miss Silva and Miss
Lucy Picaduard.
The bride looked radiantly beautl-
full, and flattering comments were dis
tinctly audible as she passed along the
aisle escorted Ey her brother Manuel
Guerrero who subsequently gave her
away. The bride was dressed in pure
white and carried an elegant white
rose bouquet, present from the
groom.
The church was crowded and Father
Hermann the officiating priest made an
eloquent speech in Enuglish on The
duties OF marriage" The young cou-
pie who seemed extremely self-pos-
sessod during the marriage ceremony,
signed the register and were quickly
driven TO the house of A. J. Lopes. The
building and grounds were artisticaily
decorated with ferns, flowers and bunt-
ing, the general scheme being tile
unity of Hawaii and America as evinc.
ed by crossed flags OF these nationali-
ties.
The reception was attended by about
200 people, the numerous and costly
presents attracting much favorable
comment from those lucky enough &c
be present. At half past eight O'Clock
the guests sat down to an excellent
meal, champagne being the only notice
able departure from first rate Hawai-
ian luau. The Waialua plantation
band furnished music during the re.
past. Among the many speakers were
Judge A. S. Mahaulu Messrs. Plemer
c. NJ, b. Foster, A. J. Lopes, and J.
S. Orme.
The Haleiwa quartet club later tool,
matters in hand and dancing was in
dulged in until three o'clock Sunday
morning The newly made bride and
groom are spending brief honeymoon
at Kawailoa. II Is impossible to recall
the names OF all present. Among them
were Mrs. Plemer, Mrs. Agai, Mrs
Picaduro, Judge A. s. Mahaulu, Judge
Hore, Deputy Sheriff o. p. Cox, Messrs
A. Q. Marcallino, X. ]. Borges, NJ,
Borges, NJ. Guerrero, l.. Warren, NJ,
Aggiar, Frank Medeiros, A. A. Cabral
J, Montaro, j. Dias. c. ID. Akamori, A,
j. Lopes, ]. S. Orme, w, X. Holt
Chas. Keahinui. c. NJ. b. Foster, ID. II
Lewis, and II. II. Plemer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21

A paper by Hartley Davis on IRE.
porters of Today" (Everybody's, Jan.
uary) will be read with interest by al.
most everybody who reads. The able
reporter stands in close touch with the
men and events Of his generation, and
how he has become what he is Is al.
ways entertaining information.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21

THE Determination OF Timber Val.
ues." BY Edward Braniff, Department
Of Agriculture. Washington, ID. c. Con.
tents: Introduction; Description OF
Experiments; Description Of Yellow
Birch Experiments: Results OF Exper,
lments; Sugar Maple and Beach Com.
pared With Yellow Birch; Comparison
.Gf Results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21
FOR SALE.

GEJ1Beef cattle for sale at Ka
wsAU huku Ranch, Kau. Ha.
-~N wall. 32l2.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
DEx, published In the Saturday BulIe'
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all L.
gal notices, calls for tenders, judg
ments, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21
WANTED.

A furnished cottage Of three or four
rooms near car line. Address
rooms IL, ~ Young Bldg. 33l2.lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-21

Mistress-"Jennie, do you think that
II is right to feed that policeman in
the Kitchen" Cook-"Yes, ma'am; Il
is q part OF his regular beat"