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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

w. S. Gallman, a Wilkinson county
farmer, who is operating in a section
of the state in which the boil weevil
effect has been sharply felt by cotton
growers, is reported to have a fine derA-
onstration farm of his w creation near
Centerville. He is not only raising truck
of all kinds for market purposes, but in
addition is distributing surplus plants for
transplanting to those who call by his
place for them. Mr.. Gallman located in
Wilkinson county several years ago and
started in to demonstrate to the sons OF
the soil just what could be gotten out
of the ground otherwise than cotton and
corn, and appears to be succeeding in
his efforts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

The damage suit of Mrs. Celeste Leh-
man of jackson against the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company compensatory
and punitive damages in the sum OF $780,
0 for the death OF her husband, A.
Lehman, who was killed by being struck
by a train of the defendant company on
the morning of Nov. %, was concluded
by the jury returning a verdict for
$4,000, after two days trial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

For House, Barn and Roof Paints,
Single Stains, Wagon and Implement
Paints, Wall Papers, Rubber Roofing,
write to Farrell Calhoun Paint & Wall
Paper Co., Wholesale and Retail, 46-48
S. Second St, Memphis, Tenn
Samples sent on request.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

Arrangements have been completed to
make April p the biggest educational
day Lincoln county has ever had. For
two years past what has been called
Lincoln County Field Day has been held
in Brookhaven-the assembling together
here of all the teachers, scholars and ed
vocational forces of the county, both
%schoolroom and outdoor sports being at
fractions for the occasion. This year,
besides the prizes offered for athletic
contests, medal contests have been added,
school improvement prizes and also
awards are offered to students individ'
ually. A grand barbecue, with suffi'
cient edibles for every one who attends
will also be one of the features.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

a great deal of corn has been planted
in Tunica county and some of it is up.
me increase in corn acreage is very
noticeable this year. Tins has been the
driest and mildest March known, hence
a great deal of farm operations have
been accomplished, and vegetation was
never so far advanced as now.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

One of the Lee County Corn Club boys
sold last week eighty-six bushels of
pure Mosby corn at So per bushel, bring
ing him $172 in cash. This is a good
showing for a boy. The boy referred
to is Ross Lawhorn, of near Verona,
who won the $40 prize for each of the
past two years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

G. B. FLYER, Mt. Sterling, KY, says:
81 have suffered with kidney and
bladder trouble for fen years past
"Last March 1 commenced using
Peruna and continued for three months,
[ have not used it since, nor have 1 felt
D pain"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

The jury in the case of Arthur Martin,
tried at Belen for the murder of two
negro women near Crenshaw in January,
returned a verdict of guilty, fixing the
penalty at life Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

The field day and oratorical contest OF
Wayne county, held at the court hOuse
in Waynesboro, was a grand success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08
Stops Lameness

Much Of the chronic lamenesS
in horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al
lowed to go lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of Stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spot relieves the
soreness - limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

w. w. Brogan, trainmaster for the
Gulf and Ship Island railroad, and To-
Gated at Hattiesburg, has been appointed
superintendent of the road since the
death of Supt. Gardner at Gulfport.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08
Here's the Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts of Resaca, Ga,
RID. No. I, Box 43, writes - have
used your Liniment on a horse for swee-
ney and effected a thorough cure. all
50 removed a SPAWN on a mule. This
SPAWN was as large as a guinea egg. In
my estimation the best remedy for lame
ness and soreneSS is
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-08

One of the biggest parades known to
Mississippi Shriners traversed the streets
of Grenada last week. Twenty-Five nov
ices were in line, some were leading
goats, some astride of baby mules and
some were Gagged. One of the most unique
sights was Capt. Levin Lake, SO years
old, and the oldest novice in the world,
in a buggy drawn by two of the sub
jects.
Mrs. Lucy E. Powell, widow of DR..
William Powell, died at Arkabutla at the
age of IS years. Mrs. Powell was one
of the most widely known and highly
esteemed ladies Of North Mississippi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
SsSaIia selcarap9 Sdnlc,
ScSaIin Wp.

@ebt aaen goraus, @eil Sic gieI
8eiier Iusaerueitet SIT;
8eil Ger goriteber Gin 8raftiider
eiienbabmoun Sit ltnb
Grain 9iipotsber 8ar;
8eiI @irfIihe telegraph 8roetbe
9urd Die SdnIe 2altfen.
8eiI Somobl Des Cages gIs guf,
9es abenos 5dnile Sit.
Gin praftiider Selegropbiit, mel.
der DER SeooIia 3eIegrapb SdooI
einen 9esud) abitattete. gab feiner
@einung, aitsbrud iroem er iagte,
oaB biefes bic belt auseeitattete 8ele-
graph Sdplle in amerifo JET. Die
les 9ereift ilns iebr our Gbre, ba
geiagter $err ieOe promineirte 8eIes
graph Sfule in Den @ereiniqten
Stoaten beiud]t bat.
SEER Ben 8opioit, ser goriteber
oieier @nitnIt, bat ieoe Stelle, BON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Rad 9anias Gin.

anidBIib Der Sabres Sibe Stod
Sbotu in &arias Gitp berfaufer mir
bonn 8. bis 8l,m 12, Sftober Sobr.
farten oortbin gut fir @urofubrt al
@ut bis Is. Sftober.
Rad ct. Gpnis.
8een Der g~erfanmIuig ser @rob
loge y. s. nno q. SO. bon %iIionri
5n ct 2ouis bertaufen mir bonn Is.
bis 5iim %, Septeutber Sabrforter,
GIT fir Sinf mo Serfdbrt ill $500
@nt 5tr Radfebr Bis 8ltm s. sfto.
Der
Nad GeSaIia.
@egen ser Gtaats Sair mo 3i,.
innrmfiittt Der Mooerr @ooomen in
seoaIia bertoisfcr mir bonn 80. Sep-
TENDER bis Den s. Sftober sidets
fir Die @ruiSSabrt al 1926 auf s,lr
@iidtebr bis ben Z. GftOber.
8. g. 8ranser. aIeent
&~erupuiln, Meo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Sod5eitsgloden,
Streder-2 ettmann.

8m. Sreder uito Sri. 500 2ett.
mlonn bon oabicr miroen ant Neitt,
ipofl aben6 in Der ct. 8auIs aird,t
III @esenmart etires arobeu Ser.
tponoters 6reunoes. unb 8efonnten
freiies oitrd &aitor Suebmeper qe
traut. SRI. anrra Streder mar oit
8rmtinngfer uno Otto Settmonr
Der grmitfiibrer. Ser gIi,men
idmid, Der @efang bes &irdendors
1oipie 0rgelfpieI COB Ser Seier ei
bObten anitrid. an 6en Sraaaft
fd1loB ii6 cine semiitbli6e Sodseits.
feier I'M $eim Der 8fuuteItern Ser
uno 6rali @m. 2ettntntut an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

80. 81. arumerp. bon gaELep
Soils. &nnioS. lit bier sn 8eiud1 bel
aueidt Soscns.
SRI. SuIio 2obolibe reiite am
Somtag na6 ct. 2ouis I'M Idngere
3eit 6u blaben-
-@eorg 8onarr, bon ct. 9ouis.
mar Somstas uno Coming bier bel
einen eltern.
hilbert @obIt, lpcIder IGngerc
3eit iih IN Rodport. DO. oufbielt,
lit mie6er bier.
@e6. StoIlmeber, bon 6reoer.
.idsburg, lit IN Der Stoot urto 5u
.@aite Der SamiIie Sris Gang.
Robert Stnnac BON @ageonaoe
mar Samstag bier itnO itattete aitd)
uats cinen oitgenebmeu 8eiidI ob.
SER uno Sral gonitan3 Rief
Daren lebte @ode bel Der 8itttpe
8ris SuelIer in Seffedon Gitu 5p
9eind1.
Sri. emma apeI neldJe III
Stolpe ibre Glterit Ser nnb 5ralt
6ros 9lid beiudte reiitc Gienstag
pieOer nod ct. 2ouis.
Gie auigbts Of Bptbios 9oec
miro am ndditen Sonntag fir lire
@itglieber uro 5omilien einen slns.
Hug per 0ampfboot Sen @asconooe-
fEitB binauf MAIDEN,
Rebrerc WtiteIieOcr oeS bieli.
gcn @ranh armp @oitens begaben
id Samitag lob Strft Greet Inn
ben ldtper franfen &amerooen CIR.
@eber gu beiuden,
&cp. gusuft aaIobn, BON ser
@resbeterialtcr @eneiuoe Sll Ban,
|ibesab iid 9icnstog nads Dubuque,
Soma, no er elmer Speciuliituna
Der Spnooe bciinobnt.
6rau atltbes, BON aanias Gitp,
mar lebte @ode bier bei ibren Sobn
8m. Grtbes ST. 8cfltd. am Conn.
rag peilten beioe tad ct. 2ouis Inn
oortiee gcrmanotc 8u beinden.
@m, s. Goblmnie bon Ior.
camille, aanios, mar 9ienstug bier.
Igr mar felt Dem GiienbabnungIiid
in wcldlem iein Sobn Sorrp idIimm
periesf wir6e. i'm SospitnI 3u ct,
aonis beibanois an oeiien Settle &c.
iueieir uno befano iid auf Der Seie
nod MoraanbiIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

EeIegrapbiitel un0 Stations- agcnt,
bis Su scr erbabrnen STEELE eiitgs
train oiipatders befIeioet, unb er
1T elm rnermiioliher 2ebrer aler-
b06iten &anges.
Sir Die ~llebungen Der b6beren
Sdiiler laufen Die Eelegrapb
9rdbte Der Giienbabn onr6 bic
Sditle, ilrto oieielben baben bapon
oenielhen GliBen, ben lie in elmer
mirfIidDen SteIle baben miiroen. Gen
Sfiilern gereidt es iebr 5um Dor.
tell, bob iopobl 6es Cages, als
aud bes abeuos unb Canning &or-
gems SduIe lit; er ipart Saourd on
Belt nnb 9oitgeD. ilr0em er ben
arrius i6neiler ooIlerioem fam, ais
cs in anoercn Sdulen mogIi6 mGre,
: Serr S. 8. @eniel empfiebIt
iid fir alle D~orfommenSen 3otar-
arbeiten. SIN 9rnderei-sebaiioe ou
finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
-s&6nes SerbTnpetter.

SRI. eiteIla Oh. bon Berger,
mar 9iemstng bier.
Sri. gera Gfautid mar leste
ISOLDE in 8oibinetOn.
Clos. @ermm rno Satin iino
in ct. 2ouis Bltm 8elll6.
8aI6 ipir6 nit benz i6ei bon
8ei3cn uttO aornabbaden nftgeTnn-
gen.
Sobn Saio oerdidte Giensta9
cine garlabung Sdafe nad ct.
9oiis.
SRI. Gli8a Rugel bon ct. 2onia
lift bel ser 6amilie 9eonbaro Soc.
rer 5il 9eiud.
Otto @aebIer, non ct. 2onis,
mar SOnAtog bier BET ieiuen anse-
borigen iii geiud,
5rau 9luauit @oeser, BON Ser.
ger. mar Sunntog gum 9eiid bier
Bel 6rau Go. Rueoiger,
Toitor 3. ScuidJle rrro Goftin
bon Stolpc begobEn ii6 gnfdn9s Der
ISOLDE nod ct. 2oiiis.
gaftor Gben. 9funo, BON Ger.
as. mar Ieste @phe bet Den Samili,
en- Rlif 3u Stolpe 3n 8ein6.
Sri, Caroline @edmarr lit 2eb'
rerin in Der 5dnIe 5t abortion. II.
Sri, ella Streblp Sebrerin in Cha
mois.
Sron @eo. SoeiiIi pelde meb.
rere 8oden in Ginciniatti Su 8e-
Ind mar, febrte @ontas wieoer 5it-
rid.
SRI. Malpine Starfe bon Door
riSoR reiite Rontag nod ct, 2ouis
inn Boaren fiir ibr 9ubpaaren @e.
itaft e~in5ufaufen.
2erop &oeidel pcIder i'm Den
@didineutperfitdtten 8u SeOalia be.
id,dffiat, lit our Belt bier BEL fei-
reit gltern 81 8efidb
pr. Sscdr Often umo 8ictor
q. SiI6er iino bonn Sernnnn 3ipeip
oes 9cltid- amerifanii6en Gatiotal
8atnoe ais DeIesoten our Staats,
Convention 6ieier Organization err
indblt uoroen Die Convention tag
in SopIiit bonn 25. bis 81. Septem
Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

-Gcr aIte Serr 5ranf girfeI
i~eierte am Roittag stbeno I'M areiie
ieiner itattliden Sinner urO Ser.
wanotcnifnar icineii 76 @eburtstag
slu6 mir idlieBen ms Den @ratlt
lanten an uno piiniden Dem suten
slten mad mnndes SGbrden.
-Sbeo. araaie uno @ottin mel
de IL @oden iitj bier aufbieIten
uiIten Sonntag wieber nod ct.
.9oias mo- &err 9rmie in Ser Bud
.Stope Co., tpeIdle Die arbeit nieoer
.ulfgenommeii. feline aIte StelIe an.
otritt. SER 9roirie bot bier in Der
gedbe 2ofuo efauft.
-8ir batten am Mittpo6 Dos
gergniigen unieren aIten &bomen-
ten Germ 8aIentir Stpef urpo Sobn
Yalil BON Spiss anI1BIidy ibres Sob
~pesbeiudls in mferer Office 5u be.
griiben. 2erte uie Die Streds fin0
LIBERAL niafommen.
Gin bOr5islides nnb iebr idJmad
baftes Slaifcnbier inter ben Ra.
~ LE
men 1OlS Eager iOiuie oas bette
NIB ueltberiibmte 8nbpeiier ipelhes
IN alien 5 Grbtbeiien Der 8elt &C.
trnnfen iuirb, 1T an bonn billigiten
grcis sn besiebeu bnrd bic asenten
Der GnbGnier.S nid 8rcuins So, in
SermaHn.
Die Gnterpriie String gan6
perbrodte Inn Seim ibres 9irigen-
Ben Serrn s. @. Stoenner anl Ieb-
ten Somitag abenb mebrere Stun.
Dem 9emiitbIi9en 3uiammenieinS gu
llto oerflogel OiGielben bel Mufif Ii.
einen gutsr Sropfcn ulto Sm6iB mn
3u idpnell. Sci ioI6en 8eIegen6eit-
en- mo6ten mir DobI aud 5ltr 9anb
geb0ren.
Die Gountp Court bat IN ibrer
SiBung Letter ISOLDE Sheriff ". 6.
WoIlpin sum Sanitor oes Court
bmtfes ernnnnt mo miro SEER Mm1.
pin pom /. 9oueruber on I'M Court.
bollie fpobneii. Gs lit iiberaq, mo.
tbunlid. @ebraudS OaB Elm 9ealnter.
III Gourtbailfe iDobnt, beionoers tpenn
oaS 6ourttp @efangniB ii6 i'm Court
boiIie befipoet.
@un Dem nenen SicrSeput Der
Inbanicr.S nid 8r. g., bnbier, fan-
men Die gicrmirtbe Sas bette Bier
iDeldcs in bcr Ser. Gtaatcn gc6rant
fuiro, fir Den bilfisitea 8rcis in
ieoer Gnantitat erbaltcn. SpredJt
Dor nnb iibcrseust endD ielbif Bel
Der agentur Der gnbdnicr-Sni6 Or.
SO, in Scrmann, nn6e bcim Sabn-
bof+Depot.
SER Gbas. &ie6mam bat iei.
ne ifone 6arm an Der 6irit Greet
fir $4,000 an Sobn Sdneioer Sr.
BON Ban perfanft. SER &iedmaml
bate Die 5arm aIs &eim fir ieinen
Sobm 9efauft, bod bieier 3iebt 6as
2eben IN Der @roBitoot Dor luro ga
Serr Riedmann idon bel Sobren
1T uItO ielbit nidjt beorbciten min,
pcrfairfte er oieieIbe an Serrn Sfnei.
Der. ,
M H E'N TFNuH tH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

oenrp Grass. Germ 70. letctie,
6enrp Sdlener, u. II. Giber,
--9ie gnbcuier.8 uId 8repiHa
60, dBt am 8abnbof elm 8erge.
pot ballen.
Die Sdarfidiisen batten 81
ibrem 8reisidieben nni letter. Conn
tag id)ones @etter uno sroBen 8e.
Judi
@5wS aroemer unb Senrp Gre.
oeri4 bon 5birb geref tparer Srei.
tug bier INN auf Der Rorofeite bes
.5Iuffes iumge RaiieHfalber gu faii.
fen.
Sir batten porseiterrt bier ct.
nen mirfliden Circus ino Renoge'
RE penn audi MIR I'M neireren Rab
Itabe. @s mar nielet etspos neltes
mo Der 8eiu6 mar gut.
Jrau Senrp 5. Seiniobn mel.
DE nit ibren ainbern bier Bel ibrer
GItern GERM lrno 6rnt SuIius 9Iui
an 8eiu9 ndren febrten oiefer Gage
~ #
tpieoer nadp Ct. 2onis 8nriif.
Der 5rniperp 8epein Der @etbo.
@emeinoe miro ieffre SabreS
perinmmlrng nno 8eamtentpobI am
ndditen 9onnerstag Den %. Sep
TENDER I'M 8iarrbalfe abbolten.
SEQ SeIo gift fir ben belten
Sfiieen III Botsoam farm aber
ali6 in Sermarn iid irgeit6 einen
Sfiiben erfolgreidl 8llr Seite iteaet,
ipie ans Der Score eriibtIih lit.
Senrp 9aumgaertner bon ct.
2ouis NOR 4nfongs Der ISOLDE bier
bel ieinen 8nter NuooIpb Baum.
gaertner sit 8eilid. Senrp 1T iiber.
al elm germ 9eiebenener Maltn.
Serr nrro Srm Soba @ooo
bon ct. 2pltis maren anfnngs Der
ISOLDE bier bel Der Samilie oes Sta.
tionsagenten g. g. aramer gu Be
JUDI. 6rou @ooo lit Die Sdwaitcr
BON 6ral araner.
Ren. s. ". 2aeger peIher Gettp
&o6e Serrt 9oitor ~giieoerbut6 be,
iltbte, lit @ontns nod 9tebrosfo &c.
reiit no CT in @rono Sslaito nitb
Sampton i'm 2incoln 9iItrift, elmer
8emciltoe porIteben miro.
Sranf @oIfer, bon eun 5ranr
cisfo, lit bier beim @roBnoter Carl
Sed 5u geiudb. ST reiite in Sc
ie1ifaft ieiner &arte 6rait sSacof
Carl bon @caittrif, ipelde bel lei.
ner @iltter 6 8odep 5l 9cint mar
-llnier &eterS gaie Ball Glnt
mar letten Sonntag in @aibinator
5og i'm 8ettipicl nit benz Sorti9er
Club aber oet fiir5eren. 0it
Score mar IA 5u 8 81 @uniten bon
8aibinaton.
Eefotte Bros. bobcu elm tielleS
8obnbailS gcballt ont Der @eit 6.
|StroBe, Gs miro baIo iiir Den Gin.
aug fertia ieiu. ulpo tit Elm bib.
ides Sequences Gin. 5amiIienbans
peldes bolo eiren adufer timber
mira.
Sebe 8iersHrge bic einmaI mn,
len Bier gefoitet, mill fein anSers
mebr. 8rpbirt es--es 1T ein's Be,
beiten 9iere iinb aaslridcr 3eit Sas
Siilisfte iuelde ie in Sermann her
Sapft iunroe. i3n baben bel gscutcn
Der anbanirr 8rciuins Gp., babicr.
Ser alsflig Der MitgIieoer 6es
harmonic @eiangpereins am Iesten
S%onltas Radmittag nod g%rurner's
SobIe mar fir aIIe 8etbeiIigten Elm
itngetriibtes 8ergmieett. Gar herr.
lid borte iih Der 2ieoerportrug an
i,r6 bonn einroften ser Stimaner
mar bo feline @eoc, fpeftu aud eiue.
Interchange 8aufe i'm gereinsleben
itnttgcfnnoefl. Ger 8erein Sarmonie
80 Sabre lang Der aern 6es
bieiisen offentIiden geieIEdaftIiden
aebens nno ioIlte iidts u,aetban
Inn ben 8ereiit Die6er ouf
friibcre 2eiitrnasfdbipfeit II,
bringen. Sc geb6rt MIR Elm ernft.
;8olIen Inn es fertiH sn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
GepOniri euer Sch In Der
peoples Bank
bon Attmaaa

bon 9trmaHn
Die Sanf ser Eeuts, pom DEN tsu'
Ten unS fur Sic Eeute.
Seine 8anf iidlerer
8 BrOsent 3iniea nuf 8sit.G spoiiten.
DtrettoteR:
81. Il Prtuer, Robl. MaIter.
0enrn Grass. Germ 70. letptit,
6enrn SdJsner, u. u. GtIber,
u. Il. Walter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Die anbeuier.g uid 8rctpins
60. GdBt am gabnbof elm 8eerge
pot balert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Die 9darfidiiten batten 5u
ibrem 8reisidieben nm Iesten Conn
tag id}oues @etter uno sroBen Be
Judi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

5feeseb unb tuoaenes Inter.
seus fur Danen. Rdnner unb
ainoer In ,ribbeb pber fIats
8leiounssitiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

aleiberftoFe in al ben gang
barften Sarben IN, Cute BON
2s Gents Bis 81 sl.oo per garb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

@ir baben bas er6bte 9aeer
EedeH tBiankets) bas mir ie
batten, bon Der biGiefsn Baumis
tupae Bis gu ben beften @plenen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

-5wS araemer uno Senrp Gre
oeri4 bon 5birb geref iparen Srci-
tas bier UNI auf Der Rorofeite bes
.5Iues irmge Ra~iienfalber gu taii.
fen.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-25
Roubidedux News.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Blumberg is very i'll.
Don't forget that Mr.. Specklemyre
will preach at the school house Sunday,
February 27.
Mr.. Dominy. ofINorth Delta, is busily
at work improving his property at
Roubideaux.
Don't forget the masquerade Friday
night, February 25. Everybody come
and have good time.
Harvey & Son shipped ten fat hogs
Thursday to Schwend & Mostyn Pro-
duce Company, Ouray, Colorado.
Mrs. John Rudolph died Saturday
evening. The relatives have the SYM
pathy of the community in their be-
reavement.
Friday afternoon the Rev. Geo. M.
Darley united in marriage Miss Gladys
Griffith, of California mesa, and Louis
Harvey, of Roubideaux. two popular
young people. Ben Harvey, brother
of the groom, was best man and Miss
Laura Locks, of Delta, was brides
maid. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left on
the afternoon train for short we'd
ding trip to Grand.J
The Delta independent., 1910-02-25
Denuer Markets.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS, Feb.
2l.-There was good supply of cattle
on the Denver market last week and
some choice stuff included. The de-
mand was very strong and prices at
the close were 20 to 3Oc higher than the
week before and right around half a
dollar higher than two weeks ago.
Good beef steers sold at SIS 25 to $500,
big string from northern Colorado
feed lots going at the latter price as
we'll as a number of smaller punches.
Cows and heifers sold up to SIS 25 with
others at $500, $5.1 SIS 10 and S. 90
and most of the good to choice killing
cows at $4.45 to $4 80. Fair to good
cows brought $4 90 to So 40. Bulls
were higher at $3.50 to $4.25 for bulk
and fancy kinds up to $3.50. Veal calves
also higher under good demand and
light supply, best now selling at So so.
Feeder and stocker supply was not
heavy but number of punches of good
steers arrived. A Nebraska feeder
took out one bunch of good steers at
S. so and most of the good to choice
steers were 81 rs to SIS. 25 with the fair
to good at $4.OO to $470. Inquiry is
very strong here for good steers weigh
ing around 900 pounds to LOO pounds
and good many more could be used to
advantage. Today's receipts 1,500
head; demand strong and trade brisk at
prices 10 TO 15c higher than last weeks
close.
The hog demand was very strong and
the market "hummer" all week.
New tops were made constantly and
best hogs sold on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and today at $50 the highest
price ever paid here. Local prices
average higher than at the river.
Sheep trade was very good all week
but nothing choice here and no high
prices realized. The market was
higher on all grades, with good ewes
now quotabe at S. 90 to S5.75, wethers
at Sc. 90 to Sc. so. yearlings at Sc. rs to
S725 and lambs at $3.50 to S8.25.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-25
Western Slope May
Get Apple .Show.

According to articles recently pub
lished in Denver papers, there is fear
there that that city will not be able to
offer sufficient inducements for the 1911
National Apple Exposition to keep
Grand Junction from nabbing it.
The apple show this year was a big
success. as everybody knows, and was
the cause of bringing lot of people to
Denver, who spent lot of money, and
it is perfectly natural that Denver pro-
moters don't want to see the second
show come off anywhere else. How
ever, there are few over here who
will boost just as hard for it to come
this side of the mountains, and as the
Western Slope is where the prize apples
grow, and in larger quantities than any
where else in the world, so let's help
boost for it, and it's dollars to biscuits
that it will come to Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1910-02-25

facts. After listening to his story the
President brought his fist down on the
table and said, THAT policy must
STOP" and it did.
BY direction of the president the in
ternal revenue department will no
longer issue liquor stamps to cover past
violations of the law.
A bootlegger will run the risk of 60
ing to prison for two years, under the
federal law, and If he takes out stamp
the state or local authorities can canse
his arrest.
In Kansas as in Maine, the possess
sion of stamp is prima facie evidence
of guilt. This new policy will reduce
the violation of liquor laws fully fifty
per cent.
The National W. Z. T. U. carries
forty departments of work and is or
ganized in every state and territory in
the United States and in about fifty
other nations.
This society has secured the enact
ment of temperance education laws
for the public schools of every state
and territory. and has also been the
chief factor in state campaigns for
statutory prohibition, constitutional
amendments, reform laws in general
and those for the protection of women
and children in particular. and in secur-
ing anti-gambling and anti-cigarette
laws
The Delta independent., 1910-02-25
Austin1BrieE.

Ruth Ritter is quite i'll.
Sam Ritter was in Delta Wednesday
attending court.
Ralph Ingle left Monday for his home
at Redstone, Colorado.
Archie Hawker and wife visited on
Redlands mesa the first of the week.
John Duncan, formerly of West Vir-
ginia, is visiting at Henry Hawker's.
Ralph Landreth and his sisters have
moved back to the Landreth ranch
after living on Redlands mesa for a
year.
The children of Fairview school
entertained a number of visitors with
an excellent program on the afternoon
of Washington's birthday.