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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Exerett Dudley.

Guilford, Conn, Oct. Mrs. Everett
Dudley, curator of the Henry Whitfield
state museum from its inception until
1908. died here today from dropsy of
the heart. Mrs. Dudley was 81 years
old and lived for many years in the
house where the museum was located.
She leaves her husband and one son.
Mrs. Levina n. Worth.
Columbia Conn. Oct Mrs. La-
vina II. Worth died at her home here
today from heart trouble. Mrs. Worth
was born July 4. seventy one years
ago; was married on the Fourth of
July, and on July 4, 1899, celebrated
her golden wedding. The first symp-
tom of the trouble which caused her
death were noticed on July of this
year. She is survived by her hus-
band.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03

The Large Department Store of S.
Silverman at Sixth and South streets,
Philadelphia, was burned down Satur-
day The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03

The Different Labor Questions con-
tinue to monopolize public attention in
London. The restlessness is largely
due to the revolt inside the labor
camp. The cotton lockout is condemn
ed generally.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-03

Wilbur Glenn voliva, successor to
the late John Alexander Dowie, took
possession of Zion City, as overseer,
Saturday, under the terms of an
agreement with the receiver of the
estate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

5rau Caroline 9. Mortin fir setittg
surednunssIdbig befunoen.
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9.itsre GsnIusnafrl4t.n.
81 o n sreB.

G II Q It =.
Daibinston, 9. g., 9. DEG.
Die srite Der sroben gerDiaigun5spor>
Iugsn, Der Snoianer etat, fpuros BE-
rsits am Jrsitas ansenommsn, nads
o.m bi. Debate nod ben gdH3.n Gag
a.oau.rt bate. Die gsrpiuisungen
belauien iich duf $8,277 .285.
gBGbreno oes 9aees ruros nod oi.
sslubs uno 5afenporlog. .ingersiht,
bic am Samitag aufssnommen nsrbsn
Diro.
Der Senat mar am Greitag nidt in
Sisung.
pie R.sisrung piro aps
pelliren.
Ter gro3sb Der Resisrung gsssn ben
ios.nanntsn SarttobIen Sruit piro
notwithstanding Biz Dor bas Sbsrbuns
ossssritt ssbraht nerosn. Samss 6.
Repnolos, Der Spesiolanpdlt Der R.z
sisruns in bieiem JolI.. bate am Jrsiz
tag sins Iunge unt.rreoung nit benz
9eneralanDult Wideriham uno noH
S6IuB oeri.l6eu nurbe anqeoeutst.
bab oas SuIti5bspartement nit benz
tbeilpeiisn Sisg, ben es i'm 8unbesees
richt gu philadelphia erruns.n bat. oaa
entIdisD, bas Die sempl: Sron go.
.ine unssI.slihs aoHbphnfion sur lln-
t,rpriidunu Der Ronturrens lei. nif]t
3ufrieben III.
General Walloe. ). Rans
boIpb Elm S.lb # m bsr.
Der 9sneralmaior WdlIdes :. Ran:
bolpb, friib.r pon Der 9unoesarmss
Elm get,ron bonn girssrtriss unb BEN
Sponifh 4msritdnilhen Griea uni
ebsmdls gbef bes Qr.ilIerie aorps
bat iih am f5r.itas in oem Bubs3int'
msr isin.r Dubnune in bieiiser Staot
.rIhoFsn. Gr mar isit ldng.rer Sci
irGn,Ii9 unb in Jolg: -bsHeu in lsstsr
3eit is6r niso.re.ItIagsn sepeier. 81
binisrI1Bt cine 5rau uno 5tpei 1odter
General Ranoolpb mar SO Sabre alt.
Die gaumDoll gruts.
Di. 9.iammtproouttion bon Baum
pone in ben Der. Staat.n lpGhreno bsr
Saifcn 1901 tpirb 5.464, ,597, ,00C
pfuno betraeen. mas II. .426. 900 Bal.
len gu j. 500pfuno 9roseepiht gleth.
tommt. Dies 1T bic 4bihdBung o.s
2onopirthihaftIihen Bureaus osl
Der. Staat:n, bsFsr Beriht beuie psrs
Gfientlitt ipurb.. Die grnte nesSah'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

unb bi.asbsnsmittsIOorratbe idrsl5.n
ihrea auiammen.
0as pcr.uoisiii6e aonorenboot
~3aire" puroe um 5reitas nit 1rupe
pen, 2sbensmitt.ln unoWeoi5nisn naa
Der Sniel selhidt.
Sturmes daoen tn Sp o.
nitn.
garebere, 5rantreih. 8. Dss.
Gpdt am 4eno bier .inse.roffeneu
RahriGten sufo!ge lit oas peitlih.
Sponien BON sinsm Gptlon bimsez
iutt tpcrbsn, Der 2laes, mas Ii1 in
i.inem pfaoe befano, aerftorte.
Sm 5afen bon Goruna iino mebrss
re tlsine 5abrseuss untersesaneen uno
mebrere p.rionsu iino babel ertrun,.n.
Sn S.Diaa 1T Der 5lub sebu SUB
aeitiesen uno BAG eanse 9bol lit iikrs
ihpemmt uno in Der Hdbe BON BAL
bao iinb mebrsr. perionen setoDtet
unb ber!est porosn.
Sinbus unb M ub a m m b q i.
ner geratben aneins
amber.
aoltuttd, Snoisn, 8. T.s. -
am Jrsitus fan0en bier iehr srnitIite
arutpaIls srpiihsn 6inbus uno Wiu'
bammebauern itatt, bel eensn mehr
als $50 psrionen u.rlebt ipuroen. Die
llnrubsn truroeH oaourh perurIl fl.
bob bic mubdmneooner bic glbIitjt
baiten, Bel einem lnuaammebaniIhsH
sseit cine 4nsdhl aibs su opfsra.
Die 9inbus bnltsn Die Rub fir ieilig
uno perlanetsn pon Der poli3ei, ouB
iie pas beabiihtiste Opfer perh:rnsru
icus. Die poli3ei peiserte iih absr.
iiH einsumiitsn uno ek 2rlwuus ro.
TIN Dc tsISs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

rduber unter Ie SlO,OOO
gursiduft gsfeIlt.
Rem gprt, 9. Oes. Qht Mdnz
ner unb apei Srausn. Die in grootlpH
in elmer Mietbstaierne perbaftet Durz
ben, in Der 9iuieppe Congo. Elm aht
Sabre alter anabe gefunoen tDuroe,
Der on, 19. Ropember entfiihrt, uno
fir ben Elm bobe5 2oiegelo Derlangt
porDsn mar. purbe am Greitag fir
ibr gri9einen gum Yorosrbor am
Monta9 untsr ie $4,000 8iirsIdaft
eeitellt.
Maris Rappu uno QntoinsttaWoita
irusen ihre Babies in ben Qrmen. Die
8ebOroen boffen audi balo ben anoez
rem sntfiibrten BrootIpner anaben.
ben 9 Sabre alien Wihael Ri5ao. aufs
finbsn su tOnnen. Der in berfel6en
Naht sntfiibrt puroe, in peIder Der
flsine Congo fprtseIott purbe.
Wliddel Ris3o tpuroe am Qbero
sbenfalIs isinen Gltern 8uriid9sz
bratt. Die prppkssihung Der poIiz
8si, bag mad ben am 9onneritag porz
gsuommenen 8er6uFtunsen Der tletne
Ri33o innerhalb bon "a Stunben bon
ieinen GntfIbrern auf Die StrdBs 9ez
iebt rperbeu piirbe, lit fpahr getporoen.
Der anabs puroe am 4beno aiellos in
ben StraBen bon borIem herumnanz
oerno aufgefunben. In Ieiner Sote
mar cine adrte nit ieinsm Ramsn uno
Isinsr QbrsNe unssbeftet. Wlidusl
Ri33o unb 9iuiepps Congo tparen
Spieltameranen unb psri6punosn an
Elm unb oemfelben Gag.
Sbslsid 9iuieppe Congo bas erits
8inp lit, oas Don Der 9oli5ei tpieberz
erlangt fpuroe, uatoem es sntfubri
uno fir bic s5rsilaIung Elm 9oiegelo
psrIangt poroen mar, 1T Wtihuel bod
bas pisrte Stnb. oas in oisfer g8phe
ben gltsrn suriidgeiteut poroen it,
Die qolisei mar Der Sonoe 81 bart
auf ben sysrisn uno iis slaubt. oab iis
jeyt pirtlih ongefangen bat, Der Grs
preHsrbonbe elm Gno. gu MAIDEN, biz
feit Sabren bic reipettdbleu Stoliener
in Iep gurt geidr0pft BAT. gli
Yerfonsn, neuH UfGnner unb 3pei
Jrnusn, befinoen iih iurpeit in Saft
unb Die poli5ei slaubt, oaB Die gdnos
nit bsioen Gntfiibrunsen gu tbun bat.
te.
8iuispps Congo madts am 5rsitac
i'm 9sriht bic foleenosn 2lusiussr
iiber feline gntfiibruns:
sd bin aht Sabre alt unb BABE
bic Sdule befuht. SD ipielte cine:
Cages auf Der StraBs. aIs ein Manr
nit Mitael Ri5so bss Weaes lam uni
1dete: sd nebme Wtihael mad
einem Wanos.biIoersS 8 beater. @iQI
9u nidt mitgebsn?" Sd sing mi
nah einem5 bsatsr, in bem ih ME Dor:
Der sstpsisn mar. Wir nmiiIirten uns
toitlid. Wir be'tiegsu oann einsr3ut
Der 6o6babn uno futren sins lang,
3eit, biz Der Mann iaate. baB nil
in Gbieuso ieien. Sd gIaubts ibu
cber niht. Gr brahte uns in ba:
5aus gu Marie. Sd tpeib ni6t, tpt
Der Wann iest lit.
(Marie 1T cine Der berbaftstenGrou
en-, Der tbatfahlihe Grtfiibrer 1T nbe1
| Iolpeit nod niht ibentifairt porben.
,Wir betamen nur Wdiier unogrpt
Mihael nurbe am ndhitsu Soee oil:
benz 3immer sebplt uno fortgebraht
Sd, fhlief auf etipas. mas auf ben
8ooen lag. Dus 5eniter mar 10 bod
baB id IS niht erreiten tpHnte."
Der Stanb ber Sci 6Gft,
Rem Yort. 9. 93s. &. q. Dur
&c Cos biespohsntIihe lleberiih
iiber ben Stanb Der 8eIhGfts in Der
Der. Staaten lautet ipis fplgt:
Der Wertb Der oiesjdbriaeH Grnt
LIP aaf $4,000, 900, 900 ss-saus. nor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
metterberimt.

Sir Obio: TRIBES uno ipdrmes
res Wetter am SomItag; Shnse ooer
Reaen am Nahmittas oosr IN osr
Raht. Mm Sonntag allgemein it'oz
nes Detter. Ssitlihe Winoe, bic psrs
1nberlih nerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
Jn(anO ge(e9rap6

WM4 Der Ul1o0DeSp0Mpflf0Ot
Der Jnbianer Gtat bereits unee-
npmmen.
Der psniionirte GeneraImaior WalIacs
s. Ranbolpb
Dat in Wafbington Selbitmoro be-
sangen,
porter CHARLTON, Der am Conner Ger
feline Jrau ermorb.t bat,
Wirt auf Befsbl bes Stdatso.partez
ments an Stalien ausgsIis'srt.
Die bissjdbrise 8dumpouernte dll
IL, 100000 gallen abssIadst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

aommt INNER tpi.bsr gum Dur4bruta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10

Den ilaIieniI6pn Kin0esrdu.
6ern ii New york
Wiro jett mabrideiulid oas
Sanouert san5 selest
tuer0en.
Jleun nldnner uno 5uei gruueu in Ger
6inoung mil Den grprsGun Sc
uer(uden Oer5aitet.
Mn6 Der entfiibrte Wsihael Iissp
ieineu Glteru suriidgeitelit.
Die Geihdftslase oes 2anbes lGbt ims
mer nod gu pini4sn ubrlg.
Menlo WDore, Der gbarlss 6. 9i6fon
er16onen 9dt,
Sn Yinesnnes, Sno., bon elmer Surb
frei9eipro6en.
Wie in Rsfp gort lslbit bon ariippeIn
0sID erpreBt ptrb.
Ddbri6einlia Elm 8uu6morb Bel
Carlton 5iQ, 3.
5rau Caroline 9. Morttu fir 9etitt9
surednungsidbig befunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
Cine tiirtiid3e @arniion uno mebr
ais bunoert Gbriiteu
An Der Stabt aerat. in Sprien. BON
g.ouinen ni.nersemes.lt.
Iuf3 in 4rabien uno aleinalien iinf
neue Rsppltsn ausge6rohsn.

Der D.utId.nbab in Oitsrrsihiiden
Qanben
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21

SAl@ O. IL
For Waianae, WaiRlua, Kahuku and
Way ScatioEs-+9:15 a. n, 1920 P. n.
For Pearl City, Eva Mi and Way
a5toIs--7:30 2. II, -9:15 a. n,
=11:30 a. m, -2:75 2, m, +3:20 P. m,
-5:15 :. m.,+9:30 :. N, T11:15 P. n.
Tor Wahiawa ana Lseilebua-slO:2O a
n, +5:15 ?. n, 1880 :. n, fll:l5 P. N.
Inward
Arrive Honolulu from hahuku, Waia-
Iua and Waiarae--8:36 a. N, 5:5l
p n.
Pearl Citv-17:45 a. m, $50 a N,
+ll.o2 a. n. lao ?. n, 44:26 ?. m,
+5:31 :. n, -7:30 , n.
Arrive Ho1olul9 from NahiaWa aId
.Iehua--q:l5 q. n, tao T. n, '5:3l
?. n, +10:10 :. n
The Haleiwa Limited, 3 tWo-hou1
--afr- Ion7v frst-class tickets honored) i,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at $50
a n: returning, arrives n HonoiuIu
~ 1910 .. N. The Limited stops only
al Pearl CITY ara Waianae outward
ana Waiar8e, Waipabu and Pear City
inward.
+DasIv. 4Ezcept Sunday +91uday Only
G. ?. DENISON, T. /. aMlIa
Superintendent. u .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21

The head Of a manufacturing concern
who built I'D his business from moth
ing by his own logged and persistent
toll. and who has never felt that he
could spare the time Tor q vacation, not
long ago, however, decided that he was
getting along n years. ana that he was
entitled To q rest. Calling his son into
the library, he said; Tom, I We work
ed pretty hard Tor quite a while now
and have done very well. SO l have
decided 10 retire and turn the busi-
ness over 70 goa. What DO you say -
The T0ung man pondered the situation
grayely. Then a bright t3ea seemed 10
strike him. i say. dad, he suggest
ed, chow would / 40 for you to work
q few years longer and then the two
OF use retire together
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21

The baldest man in Congress is Re
preventative Ollie James Of Kentucky.
One hot afternoon, when he was en-
gagged in a heated eoIoquy with Mr.
PAYNE Of New York, be shook his fist
and wacged his head with great energy
/ VIII the gentleman from Kentucky
allow me to interrupt bim?7' queried
Mr.. PAYNE politely, For q question
Of course. agreed James. "NeI,
retorted PAYNE shake not your CORY
! locks al me That ended the debate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21
NAUGHTY POLLY,

4 young lady Dr.. named Pr.
Had a parrot that constantly sbr.
That parrot would swear
Til he brlmst ored the air
And II she protested be mr..
Boston Transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21

the Fountain Of Youth? Il he had only
headed his bark toward Honolulu he
would have sailed night through il
when he entered the .harbor.''
LEOLA HARVEY ELDER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21

S14SS .
i,uui hsr busily engaged encrust-
B be straps which acted as an ez'
!. ID d sleeve IL black satin gown
NV after row Of cut Jet beads
Ess told that sewing was the
!. Hpg She loved best OF all except
f. % you think winning,
Fs said Miss Bunyea, There is
4 me piece Of sewing that I would
ssa away from the beach to finish
q thst would have to be ny bathing
q ! design all Of MY own dresses
{ make the most Of them. ! have
zis Ugh price 70 a dressmaker for
srn and then, when il arrived home
aq TIED It On and grabbed my seis-
maa sarted IN TO rip out the places
5sA I'D not just please me and !
EIg end by remaking the whole
EnHt
HAlf ny life ! have been fond Of
aazas and in all Of my travels I
sRlsver yer found a beach to equal
usz anpare with Waikiki Yes, I
hF IN out there and in the water
FHaaligHt. Ism I it perfectly won
4. xtri
Ian afraid that the women Of H0-
11a b not appreciate the wonder
! hssl.Agiying sanitarium they have
EnE within their reach and do not
" nj advantage Of It. Swimming
sr ths best exercise in the world
woman. For proof Of this take
OF q Annette Kelerman, that per
Htils woman from Australia. Two
Y American girls, the Finney Sis
a'e also striking examples Of what
Aanilg vii do for a woman.
Il seems 10 NE that il would be
aA lnposslbihty for woman to
p I'd here if she would put IL half
~ sIare time n any Of the many
1-FE sports possible here. Take for
2~ss horseback riding. I have
"a 2ost every day since ! arriv-
zee and each day il becomes harder
h 70 turn ny horse 5 head hotel
y TIE roads are so beautiful that
Md never tire Of reri3ing over
- axe tennis, another Of he good
= iaf The women. a girl who put
una 70 i and devoted all Of the
a7ailable for outdoor playing,
. aefs is practically the year
n ssaid soon develop into q cham
an wiling to wager that Ho-
= VII YET turn out d second May
From reports ! have heard
Two Of your local woman
ms Is liable 10 happen any
ave beer out 70 the Country Gut
moved one Of tbe players owe,
s4- INKS and I rode ont 70 No
. watch the Oahu-Cavalrv polc
| there is any good dean spor-
not followed in rhe Islands
'sasd to discover what II IS
no game that the men rla7
the women can 1o- also excel
y want too.
70 Strenuous an exercise for tn.
Nonsense. Tropics nothing
''s air Is not one-half as en-
Aefe as i 5 in southern Cali
Arizona. L is all magma
Tie tropical climate.
eio link ii IS nonsense that n
s-1eF more from The -rog-ca
- me brunettes. Yes. / know
J.. learned men have san
X experience s the hest +eaehe
not ny first experience Wit
~ 81, cline and where could 70
.'ler blonde than II ] w5ul
1s:s Il It were possible 70 renal
~ ly and 7 would not xiv
&1a : Z? strenuous exercises es-he
u not believe I w9ala su4sr i
sad before. GET into tia wa.e
~. The fre.t ] sa-. s-s. " . q.
!. 20 bad that Ponce Dc Las
lar wrong z h. search f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-21
LOCOMOBILE

.sTb. Best Built Car n America.
srHUMAS CARRIAGE co, LIO'
AGENTS
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
New Veilings

Some Needed Civic Improvement.
AS this will be the annual election
of officers, a full attendance is
quested.
Frank Marshall returned to Delta
Wednesday from Missouri. where he
spent the winter. Like all others
who wander back again" Frank
declares he is glad to be back in
Delta.
A correspondent from Cory says
that the fruit prospects there are
good, so far, peaches and pears in
dicating full crop. Apples fair.
At the meeting held last Friday to
improve the Cory cemetery, there
was quite a turn out and much good
work done, though more is needed
and another day will be set for
special work at some future time.
On and after May first. there will
be no more free notices published
in The Independent. All reading
notices must be paid for when Or
dered, at regular advertising rates.
Notices of church meetings will be
excepted. The announcement of time
and place of holding such services
forming the limit. Announcement
of subjects of sermons or other ad
ditional announcement will be
charged for.
j. w. Ballinger writes from Shell
by, Nebraska as follows: "Enclos-
ed find check for $500 to apply on
subscription. do not know just how
my subscription stands, but want
the paper. as we could not get along
without The Independent. We read
that closer than our daily, and IL
we do not get 1t every Monday we
are disappointed, as we are greatly
interested in the future of that
country. and expect to be residents
of that section sometime during the
present year. l hope that Delta gets
a sugar factory. this year. for that
Is what Delta needs. Hoping to
be with you In the future perman-
emily, remain, Yours very truly.
]. w. Ballinger."
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Special Corset Sale

These corsets are all the very new
est styles but odd sizes. We have a
large assortment so you are sure to
find just what you want. All on the
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
LOCAL AND Personal.
Continued from page 5.)

Continued from page 5.)
April showers are lodging
around.
District Court will reconvene in
Delta Monday.
Sheriff Galloway of .Montrose, was
a Delta visitor Monday
Harry Smith and family are up
from Denver visiting friends.
Robert Plumb suffered a broken
arm Monday while jumping hurdles.
Harry Falkner is building a brick
garage on his lots on south Main
street.
Cattle consume 80 to 100 pounds
OF water per day, and horses 80 to
so pounds.
Mrs. Dana and Miss Sanders, who
have been visiting in California, ex-
pect to start home Sunday.
AS the present season promises
to be long, it should be a good one
for beet as well as other crops
Mrs. T E. Lamb entertained the
Economical Luncheon Club at her
home on Dodge street yesterday
Harry A. Richardson returned yes
| terday from Grand junction where
he had been to attend meeting OF
fruit inspectors.
Miss Eta Jordan returned from
Denver yesterday. Miss Jordan has
been at st. Lukes hospital studying
to be a trained nurse.
The choir of St. Lukes church,
will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the music fund at the home
of Mrs. Uglow this evening
Judge Welch left yesterday for
Greeley on business connected with
the new buildings to be erected by
the State Normal, he peing one of
the trustees.
We believe in talking for the
lieve in sticking to the truth. And
that is what The Independent al
ways tries to do.
Susie Moore won the first prize
in the w. c. T. U. school contest and
Murial Parsons second. There were
number of other contestants, all
of whose essays exhibited excellent
work
The Woman's Club met with Mrs
Ewing on April H. Mrs. A. j. worse
read an interesting papre on "The
Uses of Wealth" followed by dis
cussion. The meeting on April 25,
to be held at the residence of Mrs.
j. j. Travis, Meeker street, will be
under the auspices of the Civic I'm
provement Committee. Responses
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
First Floor Bargains in
Mercerized Petticoats

Black and colored high grade mercerized
pettcoats, full tailored flounce, extra wide and
worth regularly ST and $l25. Sale price 89c
Genuine Heatherbloom petticoats in black.
deep founce and full width. Sold regularly
at $l.5O and $l.75. Special price this
week $1.19
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Handkerchief Specials

This week we offer some bargains in hand
kerchiefs. These are seconds Of regular ! Sc
quality handkerchiefs and show some small
imperfections but are worth several times our
price for them Both mems and womens are
in the lot. Only 20 dozen so come early.
Each &c
Women's and Mems regular Sc quality fine
cambnc and linen handkerchiefs. Special this
tFirst Floor)
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Wash Petticoats

Good quality gingham, plain colors with
scalloped edge ruAes 59c
Good quality plain colored, deep embroidered
Aounce. Full width. Each-----75c
Fine quality nurse cloth in deep tailored
Extra quality fine nurse stripe gingham. wide
(First FIoor.)
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Sheets and Pillow Gases

6Ix90 Bleached Newseam Sheets. good
quality, heavy weight sheeiing. Special price
6lx90 Fine Pequot Sheets. One of the
highest grade cotton sheets on the market This
week k 8Sc
Pontiac Bleached Pillow Gases. An extra
value 45x36 each 16c. 42x36 each 1Sc
Pequot Bleached Pillow Gases The very
best the market affords 45x36 each 2Oc
42x36 each 18c
(First FIoor)
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Women's Goals Reduced

To make room for the strictly summer waists,
suits and dresses we offer these spring coats at
substantial reductions. Serges diagonals. home
spuns and suitings in both long and short styles
Womens and Misses nch spring weight
jackets. Our regular IS values now $3.95
Women's and Misses spring weight jackets
regularly sold at 81 to $8 now $5.75
All regular SO and $40 fine satin lined spring
weight jackets we now offer at $6.95
(Second F1Oor.)
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
House Dresses


Ladies house dresses dark and
ebdiee ligat eolors. Your S1,50
Ladies' house dresses pink, light
or dark blue and black 60 En-
and white check. Choice GsOO
Ladies fancy dresses. A large line
of colors with regular or dutch ca
collars. Choice. %
Misses fancy lawn dresses size
Il IL to to is years. Your 81 50
CHOlce
Misses fancy gingham dresses with
low neck sizes IA to 18 years. 60
Choice 0E
Misses white and natural linen
dresses with sailor COL &2 6n
lar. Choice. ... 4osOO
We have just received another
shipment of children S school dresses.
Priced at. ..... Soc to $5
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22
Shoe Department

We have on display now a nice
showing of Ladies', Mems, Boys,
Girls and Children's new spring
Oxfords in Patent, Lea, Gunmetal,
Glazed Kid and Hazel Brown, ali
new shapes and lasts.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-22

We change any suit, skirt or dress
free of charge.
Ladies linen suits in green, GE
blue natural and white. Choice @O
Ladies' linen blouse suits white
trimmed with lace inser- &C IN
Ladies' linen suits, G7 IN
natural only. y........ @1sOO
Ladies linen suits, natural with
fancy collar and black and white
stripe with collar to CO S0
match. Choice. @OsOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-16

miles north oi Paradise. At first he
seemed TO Doe seeking route to lIbcr-
~ through the lines of the deter
mined farmers. but failing to lind this
he turned the gun he bought earlier
in the day upon himself and sent
Outlet into his brain bringing instant
death. When the members Of the
posse reached his side they found the
money Ward had stolen from ,ho
bank.
Ward lives twelve miles northeast
Of Luray, Kan, and went to Para
disc last night lie told the people
there he was riding across the state
on wager and attracted only casual
notice.
This morning he went to a hard
ware store and purchased a revolver,
ammunition and a coil Of rope Then
he went to the bank whore he COW
cred Cashier Bert OBren and four
other men with the weapon After the
safe had been opened by the cashier
at Wards direction, the five men
were marched into the back room and
forced 10 lie ON the floor The lone
bandit tied the men and gagged them
with gunDy sack. After searching
the vault and securing $500 Ward
walked over to the hardware store
purchased a rifle ana cartridges and
rode away.