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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Meberitht oea Cincinnati
Wtarftee,
1ir bic Nontas, ben 10. Nar,
1913 enoiaeuoe gso6,.
Cincinnati. 10. Rdrs, 1913.

Cincinnati. 10. Rnrs, 1913.
gie na1Iclgenben Euotirnngen beiieben
fih nur ouf eHgross ssErunsaitione Bel
ile,neren Gelhdiien weroen etUas hcbere
Yretis bereHnet.
8reoiiioueu.
Ter Warti mar rubis, bic 9reiie iietig.
2 alS.-Hrsma Siean si0.5o--lo.50
I. OBJ.
TrodenssfaIssnes tteif9. -
Martf felt. - Stort dear 5eileH IL -
i2he, fbort sippenieiteu ii4-12c. ertrn
ihprt dear Seiten 1lA-l2e, SduIterH
114--IiHe, bellies i3 1870 Icls uno
Nc ruehr rerpadi.
Baepns = gar,t isit. Stort dear
Seitsm f3-ls4s. inrss @tppsnititen l2k
i8c, ertra lhort dear SeI.en l24 -
t3c, Shuitern le A-i2Hc uno bellies ia
H4e icie uno 4e per Hiane Hrshr per'
pudt.
sugar Cured.;yleiSd. - Rar,t III feit.
Ehinien TN Isc. Rienic ShnlterH
12A -i8Ae, Breatiait Gaeor is = lszt.
Ehultsrn i3--isHe, Rem Dert Gut shal'
tern i34-l3Ae, trodeHe Sesi.Shnten
tlg0O--200o.
sabgep6deItes GIetTh. M1ar'
itetis. Shinfen 14k-i54c. Eicnie Stui'
teru io4-Iie, Bellies IAN l5c, Snu!'
tern 11--llke. Rem Dori Gut Sduitern
It4--l1&e
Srifhts GIeiif.-- Shinieu l3k =
i44c, girnie.S huitem i0h h-i04t, Shui.
tern 10Y -l0Ae. fbort Hippeuisiien l04
Lie, itcrt clear Seiten il--liKe. sgtra
ftort SsitsH i0k-iir, Belts l2H-i2k
per HiunS.
Mebf une Uetrtihe.
Mehi.-Rsues Einter Hattnt e4G0--
800. Hinter 5ansp $4-55 4.7o, Mintei
ssomiIu *aO0-4.f5, Grtra $3.40-3.6D, or.
binGrss $31o--323, garter sgeissn Yateui
t4-85--5.00, DO. faHep 1855 4-25. DO. go
min 48.6O--4.00; Moggsnmfbl, noropeitlif
gsniifntes e4.45-4.55, reiTies 0ttp 34.60-
1.7O. aeniiid5teS t4.35--4.65 per Bbl.
Heistn. - Norit itrtia. 30. rothel
Hinfer 1906 1000. Ro. s DO. l02 f0ds. no
4 rother 67--100e per gu. HsrfauFt purben
/ Gar Nc. 3yo;her su l05e. | Gar 30. .
bo. Az l06e ani nem 0jelsiie.
ADeIfhforn. Ter Dlnrft III ruhis
unb ftetig.-No. 2 peibes sc " -5S vi, ,Np. /
wsi6es 5i u -534e, No. 4 fuei6es 4s--50
Nc. q erlbes 52--5se, Ro. o bo. 81 5i Nc
No. 4 30. 4e--5oke, No. Q esmiFhtes 6i--
62c. 30. q DO. 50--50He, Nc. 4 ep. 4sH
<DAe ipti6es Goibrnfprn 30 sac, geibs
! hc. 5l--66t, oemii@ses bc. 5O--52c per Bu
Deriauit uurhen: > GasSgsc.1 eemif&seS q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

9terpt uberldn b. uEs
Iere tulinuriIben 8orTabren untsrz
fhiebeu tets bic Salie, D. b. ben Gtz
qenfaft Der 5uute, Der 5uoe9ebenen
TluTigtett, Die aber aud cine 8cria'
tion auf Das Shema Der 5alie tetH
tonnte. Sine friibere geigabenfnues
ift bic liebli6zpitante rotbe, Die mir
beute ,Gumberlonofouce" nenneu. Sic
tau6te in 9eutihIanb i6ou I'M 16.
oSabrhunbert auf, 81 elner 3ett, Do
SaFfran uno Sngtper SrumpT tpdrsH
unb ben Semi eriesten. 3oh ers
ndhnte saiQeruut, Der Got 8drl VI
BON Frantreit, Ihon betm gontett oss
Monieigneurs be 5opes 3pelhunoert
Sabre friiber sius .talte Sauce" 81
6Gshen in Wunbelpafte nit aherberl
gDsin" unb .Sbs 5orms Of Gurp",
zines Der Glteiten engli'hen Suheu@
ManuItripte, tsnnt cine fharf9eipurate
RothpenIduce, Ole Rihuro ii. 81 glie>
rem nit 3piebeln unb Hpiinen genob.
cSn Scappis Stunt gu tohen" BE 3u
gsoinn bes II. Sahrbunoerts IN Bes
nebiu erThien, tpirb cine Sauce ers
pd6nt AUS Wein unb Qomeronsen",
bic AL ShintenIhnittsn gereift tpurz
be uno Der ,guiTtrier Ronol" non
/ 1915 3G6lt unter ben 9antsttgerihteH
! ShienfhLuno nit Sohonnisbeerfauee
auF. Wenn man nun IN ben pielen
qptbiihern Der pier aulturfprahen
Die einselnen Rcsepts mitetnanoer ner@
oleiht 70 piro man ftuoen. oob hdu@
TIA bic 8runoqeoanteu Die aleiden
Iirb unb nur oepqrapbiihe Gage, 5ons
I oe[sbeaiehuroen uno MpoeitrDmungen
bic Qlusfiihrun1en besinflufIsn. 90 lie
aen ben oben erndbnten uno mdnheu
dnoereu Saucen bic Glemente: rotber
Meir, Srudtoelee uro GepiirS sii
8runbe. Die Diir5e freilih rpehIelt
spiihen Saffran. Sueper, potpoerz
fort (ein beim Spssereibdnoier ferttg
su taufenoes guIper), Qnis, Utinae Il.
q. H., bis oas Ssnfpulper ben Steg
bapoutrGqt. Auh Die giuoung odrtirt.
5eute nod Itnb Die Hoheu 3erren bonn
qPlUIpuIgeltN 9QLJAplitt hId4h NNutss
oh oie GumberIanofaute tldr uno tlisz
Beno, OBJ Iie fGmig uno oitIih ietn
nun. Qlntpnin Gareme, Der i'm erften
| 9rittel oes pprigen Sabrbunoerts als
aaheuhef Der aothTdiIos Iber stu
Seer BON Saiiero1eH berr'hte, rehs
nete bic Cumberland spar unter bic
neranbes Iauces~ uberlteb ibre 3ubs>
reitura ieoo6 einem Isiusr Soushefs.
Gr sitirt iis unieres Wifens ais ers
iter unter threm glamen. Wober Der
Ttummt ,iIt nitt einnanosfrei feiisds
iteqen. Darb tie gu ghreu Der Ger.
30Qe bon Cumberland 70 genannt, ets
ma ienes DtIbelm 4uouit, Der lsinen
SieQ iber bic Stuarts 70 bIutig ouss
niibte2 Steat Iie Toauiaeeu cine aons
benfiruna Der Iieblihen GrofThaft
qleiten Rameus ppr. beren LegeHodre
Sebniutt mad hem nett o'tIttsr deles
oenen g)prt Iis ftets pttart erhdlt2
. Sene 5ebnfuht, bic cine Eradnsuu1
su ben iippi1en Stintsu pou Eort III,
! aIs oeren treueIts gegl.itsrin bic Gum.
bssIanniaase ouf Der 9afsl srI4<iut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Ghicagp, 10. @ldr5 1918.

Rinbpieb.-B Beepss S7.15-9.15, 5eras
Sttere s5.50-650, 5tpters uuo iSeeoers
ss.aO-s.l5, aiihe une 5siiers S3.50-s.00,
adlber s7.O0-I1.O0. Iartt !angiam nno
meiiiens l0c nieortger.
z 5Gweine-2 2eit1te $500 - $50, ges
miiclte S7.50-S.s0, 'hpere $50 - $40,
rnuhe ss.2O - s.S5. iSertei $6.70 - 500.
Rartt l0-g0c uieoriaer.
SdufeuHb sdmmer. -S6afe: stus
hetulidle s600--700, 5ahrIinge s7.25-S.10.
gammer: Einheimiid1e SS00-9.00.
3uiuhr. - HIuouieb 1900. S6wetne
SO GOO Sdaie une gdnmer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Sc u Qprf. 10. Mdra.

Wen gprf 10. gdr5.
aupfer mar teute feit. gIectrplpttc
su s15.00-15.12K,q Gate III $15.25-15.37h,
eating su S14.75-14.S7H.
3inn idlmatb su $4625-46.50.
3 itetig gu $4.S0-4.40.
Spelter lit ftetig su $6.30-6.4o.
Gtien ungeregslt - Ytp. / Jeortbern
S17.75-s18.25, Wp. 2 Northern S1725-
17.75; Io. Soutbern s1775-1825, 3to. /
Sputbern loft $1775-1s25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Com Wet6marft.


III Uanfsn batter temts Ifins febr erpfe
Na6fro0e nam Eoriehen su uerseidner,
unb 0yeib 1T pillig. 7iir 7nrleben von CALI
wureen BON ben Boriien ~ berehnet, unb
0efhdftsp0piere tuuroen Bu b-88 bisfons
iiyf. Die Nafler plaeirten Rripat<AapifaI
SL ~ ON cali unb ~ 4h--5g auf Seit.
tssAfa ssf Nsp prrf.
e,urbtn su Bart srpiifen Bonien periauit
Die gounterrate betrdgt soc YrdHie per
$1,000.
kasMisI aaf 0Mssta.
itno isetis.--7ie fcIsenben Euotirunsen iino
AZ btrid3fsu
gonbpn, Taas Sid1f, &4.ssx per &. CD
1aae Sift, N.S4h per g. Horis, s Iagt
Gid)t, 515 syrdnes per 500 go Iage Sidt,
Bis francs per 800; fur TeuiIdyiano. 4
Inge Sidt. Warf e5 -s5il, bO. % Iags
Eid3t, D4H-D4Ae.
Tpeumrntarp Bills anf aonbon tutroen
Al e4.S2A, auf @lasgpru Az e4.s2 VI uno aui
Belfait su S4.s24 pertauft.
eamssf-rbiiseasnsm.
rnbig uno ite.is. Tis Honien quotirsn ME
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Cube: Ralul eoe2 ne uelle Ia
ihertubr2 mem iebort BERN Die?
Goe: gie IS meine.
2uoe: ady re6' ooh MID; Die bate
bod mem aus be 8eiterltaihe iebo-
ben.
gbe: gsa oenn iebort ie eben mir.
nab oeu neiGt ubrbeber'Rett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
gbteaao. 10. Rdrs.

Wsisen--friir Wtai el4-91 tac. am
Gtlnb sls4e; fir gull sgA 81 &c, an
Shlub s0.c; flr September ssss - sse,
am Snlub ssne.
@eIfdforn.-fyiir Rai 52K - 5Sc,
am 5hluB 52tsc; fur JuIi 53E-5Szse, an
Sd3lu6 5S94e; FIR September 54h-54 Sc
am ShIub 54Ae.
pafer-Snr Waai 34--344e, am StIuf
S4fc; FIR 3uii 84n - aAe, an SdluE
64He; fur Ssp!. 81 - AAe, an Sd!nE
ISzke,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

adIte lit burhbrineeno 1nrS Die
Hermn iinb en,pfinoIidl, ouollrt crt'
iteht iebr oft 9teuralgie, Gnrd etn'
rei6uneen NIT Ct. GSafo6s Del mer'
oeE bic geerpen erparurt uno elne
Sur foI1t- @
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Groceries.

BtuNAlu1kp t+oVSs euhItNAtDslShS rSN '951
On 81" .55c.-475e, weiber ertra yG'
4.45--4.50c, ertra -G" 4.3o-4-SOe, oroind'
rer aelber 420-4.25c.
gRolaIies III itetig. - Tep Orleans
Open aettle 32-53c, Centrifugal 1896
per e3alpne
Rets.-Tartt sienilit lebhaft unb itstig.
2auiiiana, i5anen Seao 6-6Ee, pr'r1a "
&c. oroindrer 4-5c, Japan - 5hc
per Bfuue.
DARN Rrooutts.
8utter-Nartt rub;g uno oie Rreiie
itetia.-6ancp greamerp 3sKc. ereamerp
iirit 34e. DO. seconds 3Dc, fancg gEolrp 26e,
Ro. 21c per Gfuno.
dfe.-Rartt feit. Chio 1sHc, Roro'
ueitliner IsHe, Rem 9ort 1gHc. SdoeiSer
i9H ~ 2fc, bo. Bird l9c. Siutbnrger iSc
per 8funo.
Gter. - anasbot groB, giartt itipa-
cher. Rrinn iriits DIhnereier 1876, rr'is
f5Kc, oroinaru iirits l4he, seconds l8Ie
Der Tso. Bdnieeier Toe, Erteueier Doc per
Gugenb. 8erluit ab.
Qnqebct geniigeno, Mnrtt
witlieer. - Springsrs uon sIfo. uno bar
iiberibC. unier RIB 20c. Slihner 15H-16c,
Sdhne i0H-l2e, Zruthahuer 10-21e, Cubs
Sc, pelbe GHttn zoe, gegniitie loe. 9dHle
! ll-12c per Ifuno.
Cbft nno gsmiie.
| gepfel-iSancn s2.25-3.25, auserle.
| lene 81 5000, aHoere s1.00-l.75 per Bu.
| n-Rurtt itetia. California
| s7.00-T.S0, Rerima S8.00--6.50 per Rite.
Craugen.-Rartt rubis uno ite'ig.-
California RnueIs Sl.50 - $50, 5lorloa
| g. 75-3.00 per Rite.
rbbesrsu. JIorioa 25 - 30c per
Quart.
AartpffeIn. - Ginheimiife s1.s0 -
2.i0 per Ebl uRo 55--57e per Sa. aHf benz
/ O5eleiie unb GO--S5c pom Store.
9uHae eAartoif H.-sSlorioa $3.50
800. 5crana 400 per Dbl.
/ SaBfartoffeln.- Seriep s1.25,
Gaitern Shore si.l5-1.25 per SGrper.
Araut.-Mortt ftetig. EdHiihes s0c--
s1.O0 per Obi pom Store.
Hothes saraut.-s2.O0 per Bbl.
9uiebel n.-Geibe 25--30c, ipeiBe 80
TOE, per Eu auf benz GeietIs.
n.-g0e-S1.00 per Dbl. aui
bem Geeiie
crime gobnsn-5 5torioa s2.75-
800 per Camper.
9omat ots.-5lorioa s2oO--2a5 per
Crate.
spinat-sl.50 per Bbl.
gSetBe RIben-Sl.0o per SbI.
2anos sRrohutte.
goGnen.-Marft itetig. 9rina Dtas
rouiat 1926, Gtiiebte uno BET Sano ge'
pfliifte Raun k2.90 per gu
u SeH.-Diartt iis.is. Reues Ro. II
mptbp si4.5O - i4.15. Stanearo Ilmcfbr
$lB50-i8T5, 9r.2 5tn1othu sl2.50-i3T5 rs
gap. 0 DO. Si000--ll.00; AIee Rp. eenlift'
ter si3Do-f3.50, Ro. 2 DO. sl1.00-l1. 90
alee Re. 1 $i2.00-1300. 9lo. 2 DO. 500
llOO per Ton. slnserleienes Aliafa $500
gsabfenfnttsr IN itetia.--aleie s2l .Ot
-22.O0, Ribolina grobe s23.50--24.5o, DO
feiues s28 rs $500, semiihtss 5utter s2i.5
-2250 per Tonne, in Sdden pom ie l0t
pfune, unD Si.O0 mehr aui benz 9eleile.
SdmereieH.-Rortt ifetig. AleeiaGmer
tsO0-io50 auf benz G,eleiie uub $1,000
1890 per gu pom Store. Timothp $l.5t
-i.s0 aui oem Usieiis uno s2.0o-2.50 pei
Bu. pont Storr. GlhweiSeu s5e per Sn
pom @iore.
BoIle. Ter Waarft mar in Der per
! apHenen @pte rett lebhaft uno oitodnblel
paRitsn su ben iolsenoen Rretien:
- -,
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TdIa ltettg. - grima gitp 6A A-6He,
bo. Goufifrp 6h--6kc per gfunb.
apbfen,--Marft rubia. gouahioabenu
$3.50, Nui unp Slnf S2.f0--2.25, aannipba
sfiidfohlen $3.50. VuB unb Glad s2.i0
per Tonne abgeiieiert Rauhloie gtiids
foh[en a4.75, Nntbrneite S7.75 per Eonn
obaeliefert. gofe fotet $3.50 per Tonne
abgelieiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
gerfniebenes-

Csle.-Marit III fsrtie. 9einbl robes
4se. aescdltes 4Se per 05alone in Rariien
pon S Dbl. Ggira gsinter Teit Iarhoi SOC
Der eBdllpne. Cotton Seeb Gel raffinirtss
4s-49c per GaIipue. Ierpfntiu 4Sc; Betro-
lepn, Ohio Carbon i20 Grab 8kr, DO. i50
esrao lie, he. Seaolighi 175 Grab 12H -
l3e. Groom Naiolin 16r, Nophta 2fc per-
CBalione In 4artisn BON bis s NbIs.
gala Ter MGrft III ruhig. Ohio
Miper ei.0b, Wibisan uno Atrcn Sl.l4 per
Ubl non go Hiuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Yferoe umo Wtauleiel.
gineiunati 10. Rars 191:

Nudl in Der perilofieusu 9phe rparsn bic
G5eitdite ret,t Iebbafl Gs lparsu sahlreiae
aauier BON ausrpdrts erifieHen. 2ie 8reiie
maren am 5d)IuB Der ISOLDE tpie folgt:
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Gincinuat s. Dtdrs 1913.
3ufuhr uno 8erianot pdbreno Der per-
flpiienen 52ode, per9litlen nit ben porhers
aehenoeu 2 g3pd]eH fparen lpie iplgt:
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Riubpteb.-9ie 3ufubr mar gut unn
iufolge fIotter Radfrage mar oas ejeit)dil
lsbhaft uuo bic 8reiie feiter 3enoens.-
Stoders uno 5eeoers DareH bel feIten Bret
len in gutter Jlahfrdge. - 4RIf)tube INN
itetig.
Shmere Stiere brahten s7.25-s.50. Or
ira $3.50, Gchieu S300-7.25, 5leilherltlert
| $525-7.75, Grtra sTS5-s.25, Setiers s5.0t
-7S5. auserleieHe bis ertra ST.90-8.0O
1 alhe S425-6.75, auserleieue bis erira S6.3j
1 -675, Gamers s3.00--4.25, Stoders UNI
/ Sesoers s5.T5--7.50, Stods sSeliers $500
| $50, StodsAlhe S4.50-5.25.
8ulIeu.-7is 3ufubr mar unbeoeuteni
uno biz greiie i.stig bls tart
/ gtuaere uno tetdjte S5.s5-6.00, Bplognc
s6.O0-6.s0, EXTRA 800, iette Suaen s6.7j
-7.a5.
adGber-9is Sufubr mar gut uno oi
| 8rsile itetig.
Croindre unb groBe s5.50-1O.50, fair bi
CUTE leitte$7 .50-10.50. ertra Sl0.15-ll.0
gdlber in ben aommiiNouss SauIern. -
iyanen 10Hc, prina bis auserIeIsRe sh-
i0c. ornindre 6-8c.
-5ie 3uiubr mar nur md
BIG, bic 8reiIe giH8en aber 15c per lO
8fnuo surltd.
St]pere Ss 1900. CUTE bis auserIeien
Bsrpatunss uno5leiiaeriorten ss.75-9.0l
gemlidlte Rerpaduugsiorten 1886 - 9.Ot
roiH are bis auserlefene ihpere iette Snu
$6.00-e.50, ertra Se.55--s.60. Stags $50
- 1z5, ertra S740-7.50, leidlie 8erianoi
iortsn g.. 1000, SSertel pon 100 8fun
uno ueniger $6.00-s.65.
ShuFe qdmmer Iie 9ufug
mar lett1f. Der NRar.t aber lebhaii su net
gen 8retien.
Shaie. - Grtra $3.50, CUTE bis auserlt
iene $5.O0-5. 40, oroinare bic quite s2.75-
475. 31hrIinae s8.50-7.00.
Ydmmer. - grtra 1925, quite bis ause'
lsiene s.. .75-915, orotnare big quite 500
-S.65, Guls $4.00-5.00, geI4orene San
Mer S6.5Q-s.25.
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pffIartte q e 1 Ar sgtziR ". q. lsT aer. 81 ~
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@rpuf Tr 90. ar. sssl5seTf Y u. !. .forfr Ss
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lgsutyof nsotber 5r sskI Tprth. Rucftc Ar. 81
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q &c cono. 4hGo.. 1Alh. z. y, xiba, st.: 80
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Der BATS opn 81 80 per galoHe.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
LARGE ACREAGE RESTORED
TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN

Six million acres of Withdrawn pub
lie lands were restored to entry dur
ing the months of May and June upon
approval by the secretary of the in
terror OF the recommendations of the
United States geological survey. This
action was the result OF examination
and classification of the lands by the
survey, those restored having been
found not to be valuable for power
sites. reservoirs. coal, phosphate or
potash deposits or having been def
nitely valued as coal lands and rem
dered valuable for purchase under the
coal land law.
or these lands relieved from coal
withdrawal nearly two and one-haii
million acres are In the state of Colo
RADIO. Five and half thousand acres
were also withdrawn in Colorado AZ
water power sites.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
NEARBY NEWS NOTES.

Miss Flora Burritt, of Tongue
Creek, has a new piano.
Miss Mary Bourn, of Texas, is visit
ing her uncle,~ James Bourn, OF
Tongue Creek.
Mrs. ]. b. Ratekin and her little
daughter Mildred, left their ranch
home on Tongue Creek last week for
trip to Long Beach, California.
Mrs. Harry Bull and children, OF
Tongue Creek, left last week for Sc
attic for visit.
The Surface Creek Champion an
nounced it's ninth anniversary last
week. May 1t have ninety more.
c. w. Morgan and Thomas Rich
ards have bought Maxwell's book and
stationery store at Paonia.
Cyrus Stull and Miss Lillian McKin
ley, formerly Of Paonia, were mar
ried in Norwood on July Sth.
Mrs. A. Morrell, of Midway. is Wis
iting friends at her old home In II
linois.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
(The Paonian.)

(The Paonian.)
Attorney NJ. D. Vincent had busi-
ness at Montrose during the latter
part of the week.
Roberts, of Hotchkiss.
Mrs. Edith w. Dean and daughter
Elsa, of Sacramento. California.
came Sunday evening for visit with
Mrs. Deans parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
T. Bross. and with her brother. B. r.
and Otto Bross.
Mrs. A R. Chapman and little son
Jack, accompanied by Mrs. Chap
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B,
Wolfenbarger. came in Thursday
night from Joplin, Missouri. While
making the transfer at Salida Mr.
Woffenberger was stricken for the
second time with paralysis and since
his arrival he has been in a critical
condition.
The home of Guy Robinson south
of town was gladdened Monday by
the advent of bright baby boy.
Mrs. J. X. Grant and two chill
dren came in Friday night from their
home at Cedaredge and visited until
Tuesday morning in the home of Mr.
Grants sister, Mrs. J. w. Bruce.
Miss Bertha Briney. the stenos
rapher in Attorney M. d. Vincent's of
flee, is enjoying vacation with rel
atives at the Grand Mesa lakes. Hei
place is being filled by Miss Mamie
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
A Bad Back Makes Life Miserable for
Many Delta People.

A bad back is heavy burden.
A burden at night when bedtime
comes.
Just as bothersome in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for 1t?
Know they are for kidney ills?
II you don't. some Delta people do.
Read a case of It:
Cole Puett, 1896 Howard Ave-, Delta,
Colo, says: Il had an attack Of lum-
bago some time ago. 1t was caused
by heavy lifting and a strain. was
laid up for six weeks and endured ter
rible pain. Doan's Kidney Pills were
recommended TO me by friends and l
began using them. got good results
Immediately. A box and a half brought
me cure. That happened several
years ago and | have been strong
friend OF Doan's Kidney pills ever
since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
(Journal.)

Second cutting of alfalfa is at
hand, hence the numerous shwoers
visiting US. There should be some
understanding with the weather
clerk about his weather schedule.
Will Carol was up from Delta Sun
day. guest OF the Austin hotel.
Miss Hetty Rist went up to Red
lands mesa today and will give an
entertainment there tonight.
Silas Rist has been suffering this
week with stomach trouble which
gives him great deal of pain.
Matthew Stephens and wife, OF Del
ia came Sunday to visit Amos Steph-
ems and family. Mrs. Stephens re-
turned home, and her husband went
up to Cedaredge for few days.
The Surface Creek Fruit Growers
association has made new and i'm
portant arrangement for marketing
fruit which promises more satisfac-
tory results than have been attained
heretofore. A contract has been
signed with Geo. A. Charters to han
die the output for this seaosn. Mr..
Charters WAS manager OF the Califor-
MIA fruit association and was offered
the presidency. which he declined.
The headquarters OF hi scompany are
in New York, but his executive offic-
es are in Chicago. with connections in
all Of the principal cities OF the Un.
tied States.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
OLATH e.
80 80 >>>>
(Criterion.)

(Criterion)
A. B. Wire of the High mesa re-
turned Monday from trip to Pali-
sade.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nc
Gregor of High mesa, Friday, July
IL, boy
Lumber from the Darling sawmill
is being hauled down to the Gibson
yards this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Marshall and
low family here Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Fertig, arrived Friday
from Muscatine, Iowa, and will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. H.
A. Flicker, of Ash mesa.
Miss Florence Uglow visited in Del
ia Tuesday and incidentally attended
to some business in connection with
her work as assistant principal Of the
Delta high school.
DR.. George d. Stemen announces
the engagement of his daughter, Ruth
to Mr.. Lon w. Hogan, the marriage
to take place at the home of the
brides father, on the twentieth Of
August.
w. C. Hanes was in town Satur
day from his ranch on Log Hill mess
and from his appearance we SHOULD
say that a rest from the newspaper
grind was agreeing with him i'm.
menscly.
A large amount of wool is being
| loaded on the cars at Olathe this
week, consigned to Philadelphia
where it will be stored. The WOO
belongs to H. E. Perkins, who does
not consider the present an oppor
tune time to sell.
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Croft on Higl
mesa Mr.. Opal E. Croft and Mis-!
Eunile NJ. Butterfield were united II
marriage, Rev. r. d. Brownell of ths
Baptist church performing the cere
mony. Only the immediate relatives
of the bride ard groom were present
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
HoTcAklss
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(North Fork Times)


Clyde Mcmillan. Glen Rowen and
Fred Hotchkiss were passengers fer
Montrose Wednesday. where they
had business in the land office.
Mrs. M. G. Scott went to Delta last
Tuesday to meet her niece, Miss Sam
pie of Grand Canon, Louisiana, who
has come here to visit for several
months.
Ed Duke, Ed Hanson, Dick Hodges,
Dan and Sid Mcintyre and a couple
of gentlemen whose names we did not
learn, went to Ouray Tuesday in au-
tomobiles where they are interested
in some mining prospects.
Harry Sanders who has been visit.
ing in the Dove district, returned to
his home in West Virginia Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Wilson and Paul, Jr.. re-
turned from Pueblo last evening,
where they have been visiting sew.
eral weeks.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25
(Herald)

Miss Rachael Goddard was a visit.
or in the county seat Tuesday of thi.;
week.
B. P. Smith of Delta was looking af.
ter business matters here the first Of
the week.
T. ]. Smith and son returned Satur-
day evening from a two months visit
in Sparks, Nevada. Jack is of the
opinion that this country is as good
as any that he has seen and will
likely remain here.
Lawrence Stanley Jacobs is the
LSrie of youns man who arrived on
Monday, July IA. He is a member OF
the Jacobs family and expects to
make this his permanent residence.
Both mother and boy are getting
along as well as could be expected.
but L. E. is likely to mix sand and
sugar if you don't watch him.
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25

the colored man, "gutss l can fin
time mos any night"
Most any night" calculated the
wondering farmer Can't you 10 it
in day timer"
Look heah, boss" responded Col
ored George, with an expression of
great wisdom. "yo' wouldn't 'spect me
to take any chance on cleanin' out a
chicken coop in daytime. would yo'?"
The Delta independent., 1913-07-25

sided here a few years ago. AS will
be remembered. the other members of
the family were killed in an automo-
bile accident in California. Miss
Kaufman suffered severe injuries
from which she has almost entirely
recovered.