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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27
NOMINATION OF OFFICERS.

Members of the Miners Home Club are requested to meet al their club room tomorrow night at $ o'clock to nominate officers for the ensuing year,
 A. F. NAWRATT. Pres. Fine Box Candy and Bon 5ons at H ancock's Candy Kitchen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

Have . Thanksgiving skate at the Galloway Rink.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

Free turkey lunch at Club Saloon, day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

Nut Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

EIks Day January 10.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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Tiir $500 uad9 9entI9lallo.

Deutidb omeritoniicbe 8eituneen
meroen i'm alien Gaterlanb init or o.
Bem Snterefie geleien, neil iie fih
frei auslpreben uno bdufig nDn brii.
ben mebr @euigfeiten un6 geahrih.
ten bringen. ais bic oeutiben Bel.
tungen ielbt. Die rsSreie 8reHe fiji
Eera8A lift oriiben iiberaII, tupbin fie
aefanot uiro. elm iebr germ eeiebener
@aft unb fann iib riibmen, Nner.
tennune uno @iroiguna su finben,
tuie aus 5oblrei6en 8riefen an uns,
iopie an Oieienigen, mel9e bas Blati
an ibre 8erwanoten idi6en, beropr.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Beruonoten
uno Sreunoen cine ssreube eruei1en.
ibnen elm milltpmmenes @e1heni
MAIDEN Mill. Der beiteQe fiir fie bic
rSreie Breiie fiir Teras". Das Sn.
tereife fiir 2eraa, uie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno bic @egeno. 100 bic
Berwanbten mDbnen, 1T in Deutih.
lamb febr lebbaft uno es lit unnDa.
li6, in Brinatbrieien cine 10 aran6.
lihe Guftldruns unb 8efdreibuna
oes frem6en 2anoes su geben, uie
oies bic ~Greie 8reifeA allm5hent.
LTD tbut. SIR ben geringen Breia
uon So uerienben mir portDfrei unIer
reibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Gbreffe i'm Guslanoe.
1ie 1reie Qrefie fir Teras pmbI.
Gpmb@un.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of tn" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has DO
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico In the Indian Territory.
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. rs also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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Nn OaS yublttunl.

Die .Treie Breiie fir 9eras" tpiro
an iiber $50 HOitpfftcen nerianbt. unb
bat etne groRe 8erbreitung in Der
Wabbar- &epublit Weritu, i'm Snbia.
er=Eerriturium uno OtlabDma.
Sbr girfulations-@ebiet in Teras
erftredt iid BON @alpeitun Biz binaui
t1ab DenliOn, nonn duBerften Often
Bis mad 81 4saio i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt ielbituerftdnblid] nit be.
ionhers 5ablreiheu 2eiern bas bibts
beiieoelte Wittels 9eras unb ben Siio-
meiten elm. Guh in Werito bat fie
cine arnEe 8erbreituno.
8tsei &eiiemse itnb beit1noia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefle oes
Ulattes untermeas unb fiibren benz
felben i'm geretn nit unieren riibris
gen 2utal Ggenten fcrtmdbreno
neue 2eier su.
Sn Anbetraht oieier Ebatioben ift
bic .6reie Breiie". mp es iib oarum
bonbelt, Die beutihe 8eu6lferuna su
srreihen. oas bette Mnseige WGe.
oinm im Gtaafe 9eras.
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(Eprtfesunn folat. }
Gebsasmittsl mt Rlblfpsidern.
SHse &bssI@ssts s@Isdssssune aab @ss'
beNssNae = 0eIottRe.

Shss tbetI@sste @ess@ s@Isdb&syune sab @es'
bsflesans 0eIettws.
6tniiHtli4 ber IN &iblfYei9eru
Gufbepahrten 2ebsnsmittel CAB Dr.
9orpep 90. MiIsp. Chef bes 9emil4en
Bureaus I'M 4derbau>D Department,
Dor bem ROmiie fir Qderbou=M =Mnses
Iesenbeiten i'm Reprdisntanten6auie
tuterefante grtIdrunsen ob. Milep,
benz gu Weriudsaipeden in Mofbines
ton, .. g.. sipei Riiblipei9er sur Der.
fiisuns itshen, Guberte ii9 unter Mn-
berem tpie folst:
Wild. Rohm unb Gier beginner ii4
fofort su Deri9le@tsrn. Dbit getpinnt
an Aualitdt uub tdbrt oft fort, ii4
brei Monate lang gu berbefern. GleiI4
eeDinnt feds Ober a@t Mo4en lang
an QuolitGt; no9 brei Weonoten ober
geht es suriid. slei9niel, pie feft es
gefrOren 1T. 0on ben Nobrunasmit.
teln. bic In Riblrdumen sebra9t tper<
ben, berbefTern iid bic meiiten, Dorauss
gefeBt, bab iie gut bebonbelt perbeu.
4uitern. bic se0ffnet iinb unb in Giz
msrn beridifft tperben. ienten, neil
fle tobt finb, nidt in ben 3pif&ens
ftodtli9en 9dnbel tommen. Cine Mus
iter tit eine Stunbe nah ibrer Oeff.
nuns tobt, berIiert ibren Doblaes
t9mad unb 1T BON fdle9ter QuaIitGt.
Die In 4le&bi4fen einsema9ten qus
tern iinb gut. aber bic in Ribeln unb
Gimern Derfbidten 4uitern fsnb entz
ipehsr tiinitli9 prdferbirt ober u6bern
tl9 in bebentliher Beife bem Gtas
bum Der ptpmdin= gntipidluna.
Gelotine tpirb aus SGuten, aus ben
Nbgdngen bon 5duten. beraeiteIt.
Diefe 6dute s.ben In bic 8ebGlier Der
Gerber, unb bieie 9dut., neI6e gum
9tmmel ftinsen, iuerben bebanbelt unb
glott gef4nitten, unb bic entitebenben
Wbfdue iperben benubt, I'm Gelatine
ber5uitelleu. Die GeIotinessgobrttsn
itnb bic fdmuBisiten eetptrbIi6en Wns
lagen Der Melt; bic benusten Saute
ftnb NIT NIiaIi bebanbeIt, nit peinem
ile fir ben sransport sins.rieben tpers
ben. Die 2aute lDsrben seI9abt unb
glatt geidnitten unb geben bann in
bic 8ebaItsr ber Gerber, unb aus ben
Nidfdnbtn pirb @slatins sema6t.
Die Sslotine bisnt 5ur Serite1uns ben
Seeersom unb 3uderDert unb CUR Ser
iteluna bon Rapfeln. in lpeIden man
iest WeoitGmenie gu nebmen pfleot.
Geesn ri4tis bersefte1te Gelotine iii
nihts einaumeuben. unb es feblt burt6=
aus nidt an seiunbbeisssutrdsIi6en
Rohitoffsn. aus tDeI4en iie bersefeu!
iperhen t0nnte.
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9Lbeno bier ah9o!en, l.}e:r : II lrarItgsr
biiF. 9u barTft ii 1t h.er 6Ie..er"
$50 ion itb fin?"
Sit fan.1f'! eit.i!..;e::ie3 in rneiner
Wohnrne bIei6en, at3 9>u tD,eoer orr
oentljG) auf hcn 5tiGIripfeil bift. nnb
oonn borfEt G1u b;8 auf Meiteres ni9ts
eifen unh niAt3 trtnfen, 3oppo, per@
itcnhsn9 Ser 2lrst bat es psrboten."
nslt='. anabieer 9err, mir 1T aud
gar nia7t odrum gu tbun, uno Der Mr3t
bdtte ai(9t erft n6tbig gebabt. mir bas
gil t's-nieten; fier bisr TT alles ipie
psrfyaHnt."
,y:s.E, es tpirb iib ipieber beFern,
Fei n1r oorfidtis, Wbbipi"
0anit ging Der &e9tsanipolt nieber
fort unb iiberlieB 3OppO einftipetlen fei<
mem G6tdfdf.
(Tprt5ekuno fO[ot.
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Gifenbabu=Ta brsYlall.
q. u. & u. 70. . 8ab,s.

8u9 SO. 2 nad guern, Yoatun1, 61u'
ton, 8aco unb basrpiihen lieaen6en Sta'
tionen berlaBt Gon NntDnio S:45 moraens.
:, Bug yeD. (Sanp gr0dett) naeb @uerO.
gpatnnt, 9Duft0n. 8acD uno oasspiiben
ltegenoen Citation nerldBt Gun AntoniU
nm 8 abenbs.
Bug HD. na@ 8eebille, Corpus gbriiti.
Eodp0rt, Mlice &C. nerldBt Gan Antonip
nm 1:50 rnittags.
: 3ua SEQ. BON Baco. 6oufDn, goatunl,
@uero &C fomn,t bier nm 700 nbenos an.
BUG SEQ. 8 (Danb grndett) nnn Baco.
Spufton, gloafln1, guer0. Corpus gbrifti,
Godport, Jalfurias, alice &c. totnrst in
San &atDnio nm 1856 m0rgens an.
3ug No. 5 bDn Corpus gbrifti, 6ud.
port, NIice &C. trifft IN San Antonio nm
l:50 nammittaQs Elm.
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9 Gifenbabn gesen @is
enbob II. Der eirentbiimli9e sgaG,
oab eine preubii6e 8ebDrbe fid) ielbfs
srteignen ldBi, 1T beim 9au Der
Stdotebabn TreuenbriebensTeuItaS
proDina Branosnburg, boreefommen.
Sir ben 9ou tuurben i'm @emeinoeb.~
3trt gronoenburg a. s. sr0B.re SID
den 2anoes sebrou1t. Oa ii@ DE
eisentbiimer nidt freinilis gum Der
touf Der Serrains perfteben noIter
muBte I'm Wege Der Gnteignuns eeeen
+. porqesanseu iperoen. Inter Ben
Gie.ntbiimerin b.fano ii9 aud Die
preuBifde Staatseilenbabnbernaltuna.
9ei tbr banbelte es Ii9 I'm Elm &C.
'on,mtareol bon 8 alr 20 Auaoratmee
ter.
poteltruit in ydris.
Jn pdris bat ii5 bi.fer Sage 6ie
LINTON boteliers pariiienne" (0ereinis
suns parifer 3oteli.rs) nit einem 2o,
pttdl bon 100000 Jranes tonitituirt.
gle ibernimmt bus 9otel galots uno
oas 3otel be Ia ploee @enoome, Ipipie
einsn srOBtn g3oifen Qttien elmer be.
oeutenben 9naabI Der fafbi0nabcIiten
parifer 5ot.ls, beren 2siter 9lei9seitio
in ben Derpaltungsratb eintreten. gs
if eiss Der Qnfong 5ur 8ilbung zines
9oteltrufts. Der bic msiftsn sr0bten
@ditb6fs umfoiIsn foG, iuis biss bereits
In slsiner art in perf@iebeusn 2Gn
hra Der Dd1 IN.
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Sat fetuen g0ert srprpbt.

Simmon8 2iuer 8urlfisr iit oaa
wertuOuite Wiittel, oas td ie eeaeu
BeritUpfuna uno in nnDroEuno ae.
ratene 4eber nnaemanot babe. Ct tut
ieine arbeit arinolih, aber ihmerai
nid3t, mie Uiele anoere Rittel ieiner
Nrt. SD ernpfeble es iiher, uenn
lib ie bic @elegenheit o1su bietet.
@. W. EUmlinIun,
S8me10, &anine. Brels Is gtS.
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Gonlaf @urinas yfariern.

Dieie, cine Der arDsten BounIdu,
len, bietet ouh oieies Jahr mieoer
elnen grDBen BOrrat an Obft. unt
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren.Obit, Ne.
ben alIer Nrt. &uien, 8lumensR sRnDl.
len. Sdmereien uno Balmen. Nir
hoben feline reiienoen Meenten, Ton.
men oaher quite Ware bllllger pereau.
fen oils anoere. Shrelbt I'M, unle.
zen grOBen, eleganten 3atalDg. Ct
tuitet .nnr Sc Bortu.
Norefie: Otto 3oGe,
Seem Braunfel8. Teras
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Gs TT 10.

ggir maniGen 10 einorinelih unb
ernit, mie B0rte es erlauben. au er.
tl6ren. boB 6unt's Cure pDlitiu,
Ibneu nnb permanent ieoe ssurm uon
elmer iudenoen 0auttrnnthelt turlert.
@arantiert. oas cine Snatbtel beilt.
Cine einaiae Gnwenouna eridaafft Ct.
leihterpro,
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,,9er armlOte wsaun"

laate. er mInihe tein @elo uno fraae
niht oornad. er min glnen. Der it,
men &n6en trobt. Go oiebt ober
Ilele nit itarten Grmen unb mi0,
gen 6inoen, bic onfielbe BeodtSnia
boben. 6unt's Cure tnobt oaa
6rnben oes &ldens Doer iraeno Elm
anoeree 2rasen u0Qtonmen iiber.
flIifig. Sc uertreibt iraeno elm iu.
denoea @efiibl, oas auftommen mao
uno tut es eriiuoIih. Cine Gppli.
tation geniiot.
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@. s.. q =. Saba.
Ihfohrf.

ssaeb BacD, Sort @ortb, Dallas, RauIos
@tts, ct. Souls anb Chicago, t6alida.
(Snniet DepDt) g. 90 aben6s
90calsua bio SmitbniIle. ~. 80 bDrm
NlnmD SPECIAL nab SmitbpilIe, poujton,
aAGalnefton 49,. ............1 1925 abenbs.
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, Ranjas 9th,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @acn, thalix
(Suniet Deppt) .... a. 80 uiproens.
9pcalaue uia SmithniGIe -. 9.O5 a6en6s
Nlomo SPECIAL BON SmitbciIIe, 6ouffon,
galneft0n .6.2E moraenB.
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VIM. ]. STUCKE.

gaftman 8pbnfs. Cameras unit
pbDtoQrapbiihe lltenlilien.
NmatursGrbeit miro iDrnfdItia fer
tiaaeitefIt
400 CHsgDmmerce'gtr gtraBe.
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- @eht gu Bur9ttaller 8
9 al0un uno 81 e It aurant, Bill
lita' 'StraBe neben Der 6a(Ie Der Der
taannRiSbne.
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S. & o. u. 8abn.
Nhfnhrt.

stad9 allen RorbsEeras.Huntten ........
................ ubr unh 500 rDrm.
Rad ct. 2oui3. Rempbis unb benz
Often ..... .1.20 llbr nabm
Eah yloro Geras, Ranias gitn unb
81. SoutS S................6 $50 abenoS
NQdb NertfO. O...........,.., 1920 BORN.
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NntOittO & 9lramias
Sak Sahtt.

i'm @arten' Diitritt bes Stoates. @e.
iunobe,t uno 8lima unabertroffen
8iQi9e 2dnoereien fir ben Hariner
Wiarttadrtner. Obits uno 8iehshdter
Weaen Ginselheiten uenoet Sud, or
Geo. s. HuptDn. @. 8. ~
Snn NntDniD. TernS.
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soutber,, 9sacsfie Dabn.

SDutbern 4acific @ahn.
Nbfahrt.
Rad 9ieiu Orleans, bDu7tDn nnD @aI.
beft1n td8lib ......... H. 10 mittaas.
uuu III .5U QUeu0&,
Rad eagle BaE. Gl BaIp. GalifDrnien
unb Rerito. ...8 BORN. u. $50 abenos.
Nntuntt.
Bon 1em Africans, pDutnn unb Gal.
neftnn t6ali4 .......... $50 mnreens.
unb 500 Wabm. .....................
Bon gl 8aiD, galifornten unb M1erito
.......... 1l.40 norm unb ii nbenbs.
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mtumft.

Boa st. 90uisu. benz Often, $50 morgens
Won lOcalen 8untten 10. 10 mpraens
8on ct. Souls u. benz Olten, 7.25 abenbB
Bon 9arebO unb Dteritp. :. leo aatbm
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NGcb BrptumSpiIle.

Der Bug Der Suniet 8ictoria Diuiiipn.
Nbtabrt 500 mDraens. inaebt In glocebo
Serbtnonna NIT oer Gu gDait Cine fur
@0rpus @brlfti, Nnfunft bort. A. 55 nachn,
Nntunft in &r0mnsbille ....925 obeaos.
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ct 9oats & gan Srametsco 8abn.
Hbfabrt.
Noh Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
8onia8 Gitb. Chicago IS. & O q. De.
potl ..................... 800 obeno3.
Gnfunft
Bon ct. Souls. 8anios gits. Boris. gbi.
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Ntetprta 0tbifion, O. 8. & q. q.
(8ulf Sbore.)
Mbfohrts

Rod guero, Iictoria. Bort Qauoca, Cor,
pus Gbrifti, GrDtpnsnitle. @iD gronbe
gttg. @Dlioo. Geeniue, Bba ton, Bala-
cios uno 60uitun $500. 6. 90 muraens.
Nntunft .8.45 abenbs.
Der aSam SDufton" mad guero, Hieto.
rio, gBborto n un Soufton
Nbtabrt........ .....7 55 nbenhs
Nnfunft 90 ntnrnens
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aiae,s 5 Gents oapana.aia
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nann ntnt oabon setrlinten bdttef.
aber ods TT nun gef9eben unb ni9t
ntebr gu dnbern. Du liesif nun ha unb
fdnnit Deinen 0ienft ni4t perIoreen.
Was folI i4 ma9ene sd muB mir
etnen Nn6eren nebmen."
s@ndbiser 9err, id boffe tpobl, oob
iA morsen ipieoer laufen tann. limb
tpenn i'd .ur laufen tann, 10 min id
meinen Mann f9pn ipieoer finoen.'
.Du haft ben Mdrescp mod nint
iph6er gefebtn9-
ygein. sndbtser 5err. Ct fann uus
mBgIi9 nod tn Rom fein."
-6nl. limb Der Mnh4rt9 n" s~.;s'
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S1omctttfraS lultnld)t Gndl

Benn Sbr @uh iraenoms nieoer.
toiien mOllt, tut es entlang Der s..
ME Der
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the Model Block at the foot of Garnet
mesa.
See the White Sewing Machine in
Hunt & Co.'S, China Department.
Sam Farmer came home from trip
to Glenwood and Leadville Tuesday.
Fine line of Ranges. Prices right.
Hunt & Cos china department.
We want your eggs and will pay the
top price. HAMMOND & HARRINGTON.
George Fogg contemplates the erect
ing of two business houses on Main
street this fall.
Miss Fern Woodgate went to Hotch-
kiss Wednesday to visit her friend Miss
Gertrude Brockman.
The Nutter Sisters entertained a
number of young lady friends at their
pleasant home Tuesday evening.
H. r. Long, a newcomer. has bought
the A. G. Delos property, consisting of
a four room house and three lots, for
5000.
w. P. Dale and family have gone to
Durango for a week or ten days. They
will make trips into New Mexico and
Arizona during their absence.
The Sunday night electrical storm
caused financial loss of 500 to the
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has been extensive. but Mr.. Fogg
realizes that The next quarter of a cen
tury will mean dev .lopment many
times greater than the past.
Rev. J. K Hall and family stopped
off Wednesday on their way home to
Trinidad from trip to California. and
made brief visit with the family of
Mr.. Hall sister, Mrs. A. Il. Van Dyke,
near Eckert. Rev. Mr.. Hall is pastor
of the First Presbyterian church in
Trinidad.
Mrs. Alma Anderson is here from
Ouray to attend the bedside of her
father, G.. S. Cockerell. who is criti-
cally i'll. Mrs. II. B. billiard, another
daughter. is here from Denver. Mr..
Cockrell is reported some better to-day.
but permanent improvement is hardly
to be expected in his case. much as it
is hoped for By the family and friends.
Prof. George l.. Harding has gone to
De Beque to take up his duties as
superintendent of schools at that place.
Mrs. Harding and Miss Mildred left on
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come home by the way of Palisade and
attend the annual camp meeting of his
church at that place.
DR.. Ridley now has his office in the
rooms recently vacated by DR.. Burgess
over Stephan & Obert's office. Note
change in his professional card in this
issue.
C. o. Baird and wife left for their
home at Marquette. Kansas, on Tues
day after pleasant weeks visit with
Mr.. Baird's uncle, Attorney II. j.
Baird.
HORSES For SALE-Two light horses,
weight about 900 and $50 lbs single or
double drivers; gentle and any woman
or child can handle them; bargain price.
7. w. Welch.
Mrs. Helen Rood has been granted
divorce from Luther NJ. Rood on charge
of desertion and non support. She was
awarded the custody of their child Mar
iner, four years old.
J. E. Tippens is here from the east
ern slope looking after his interests on
on Redlands mesa. He bought the
former Yant place year ago and had
large number OF trees set out last
spring.
Ladies OF the NJ. +. church will give
social at the home OF MIR. and Mrs
W. Is. etockham on Monday evening,
Aug. 70. There will be musical pro-
gram, refreshments served and cor
dial invitation Is extended to everyone.
Prof. Keplinger has gone to Fruit.
to prepare for the BEGINNING of school
work. His family will follow within
two or three weeks. Fruita is indeed
fortunate to secure a man for sunerin.
tendent possessing the qualifications n,
Prof. Keplinper
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Wednesday for Ration. n. NJ. to make
visit and from there they will proceed
to Boulder where Miss Harding will
enter the state university. The family
have won the esteem and friendship of
many people since their residence in
Delta who will wish for them good luck
and good health in the years to come.
Rev. and Mrs. Harlow leave next
Monday for Pasadena. California. They
have been in Delta year and many
friends regret to see them leave. Mr..
Harlow has been energetic and capable
in his work as pastor of the Christian
church and in this one year Of his pas
torate the membership cf the church
has doubled Lots were purchased and
and new house of worship erected,
which has been occupied recently for
the first time. The denomination has
been materially streng thencd thru the
efforts of Rev. and Mrs. Harlow and
their departure is naturally regretted
by those who have been closely associa-
ted with them in the work.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-08-23
Local and Personal

Frank Waller went to Salida Tuesday
on business.
DR.. Hadsell went to Denver Tuesday
on business trip.
G. o. Morrow, Delta. is new lNDE-
PENDENT subscriber this week.
See our china department for bar
gains. F. P. Hunt Co.
Vegetable produce handled on COM
mission. HAMMOND & HARRINGTON.
Mrs. I. C. Hall has gone back to
Winomack, Indiana, to visit her parents.
Mrs. Minnie Stewart has arrived from
California for visit at the w. G. Cook
home.
The dove season opened the 18th.
Local hunters have been enjoying the
privilege.
E. J. Mathews of Paonia was Tues
day passenger for Seattle, Washington,
and other coast points.
Mrs. Jay Gillette has returned from
Salida where she was called by the
critical illness of her sister.
Frank Waller is constructing a ce-
ment house on his lots directly east of
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-08-23

Delta exchange of the Colorado Tele-
phone Co.
DR.. rockingham will preach at Ash
mesa school house Sunday forenoon.
George Douglas has bought an
interest in the Mint saloon at Montrose.
Horace Adams brought up wagon
load of fine Crawford peaches from his
Black Canon ranch yesterday. They
sold like hot cakes.
Rural mail carrier Holbrook. accom-
panied by his family, have gone to
Boulder for a weeks visit. Percy
Coombe is taking his place on the
Route.
Eastern Star Chapter will resume
regular meetings the first Monday nie ht
in September. Members are urgently
requested to bear this in mind and be
present.
w. E. and H. H. Obert, accompained
by their families, left yesterday for the
old home in Pennsylvania to spend a
couple of months among the scenes OF
boyhood days.
G. D. Dohrman, who has been in
Delta several months working at the
brick yard and for the Gibson Lumber
| Co.. left yesterday for Cortez where
he may remain if the country suits him.
Crescent Realty Co. reports the sale
of the Joe Ingram residence and three
lots on Palmer street, formerly owned
by Millard Fairlamb, to H. W. Pratt,
new owner of the Delta Steam Laundry
for 81, 500.
r. A. Johnson, manager for the
Austin Canning Factory, reports the
present ut'ook for tomatoe crop to
be most promising. He expects the
factory to begin the work of canning
about Sept. |.
T. d. Odem came down from his
ranch west of Cedaredge and spent the
first three days of this week in Delta
He has been working too hard and as
consequence not feeling well. SO the
folks at home told him to skiddoo for a
few days. He went back Wednesday
feeling better.
A. Bruton was exhibiting a IL, 10.
golden mangle giant beet last Wednes-
day, raised on his place in North Delta.
These beets are grown for stock feed
Mr.. Bruton says the advertisements
state 40 tons per acre can be produced,
but what he has make ratio of 45 tons
to the acre. He finds them an excellent
stock feed.
Elder George o. States went to Den
yer Tuesday to attend the Colorado
conference of the Adventist church
MIR. States has not been feeling well
for the past three weeks. but if his
health improves on the trip he will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-22
Modern Woodmen of America.

The joint meeting of Modern Woodmen
last Monday evening was successful
one. Neighbor johnson proved a fine
orator and during the hour and a half
in which he spoke he. gave out some in
teresting facts concerning Woodcraft
Special Deputy Pierce is about TO leave
US to take charge OF a district farther
west During his stay here he has
brought about fifty members into the
lodge; and as a grand finale he has a
class of twenty-five which will be initi-
ated on Tuesday evening. Captain We
a week or two and they are looking for
ward to a little work with a great deal
of pleasure. The gold watch which was
presented to the team boys by Venerable
Counsel Yanner will be drawn for on
Tuesday evening Team boys are re-
quested to be present in full dress uni
form.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-22
Law MAY CAUSE sTaIkE.

Ell Paso. Tex. April 21.-The new Texas
law. which provides that a railway tele-
graph operator shall not be employed
more than eight hours out Of twenty
four may, according TO the statement of
an official OF the Order OF Railroad Tel
egraphers here. cause strike which will
involve every road in the state
The preparations for e strike Of the
men according to the officials inter-
viewed. are influenced by the reported
Intention of the railroads TO reduce the
pay OF operators to meet the extra ex-
pense caused by the enforced employment
Of more men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-22
Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
regular meeting tonight, and In ali prob
ability will initiate two more candidates.
The meeting has every promise OF an in
as we'll as beneficial time is assured. The
weather becoming more pleasant, and all
conditions being much improved should
be a strong incentive to better meetings
and better attendance. Evergreen lodge
has every assurance of a bright future
in becoming one of the best in the order.