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The Portland daily press., 1897-09-06

FAC-SIMILE signature of cHAs. H. FI.ET0l GR
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsToRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-06
OWEN, MOORE& 60.

One lot of fancy elas-
tic end Suspenders, fine
goods, at 33c a pair, were
soc.
NEEDLEWORK COUNTER.
One lot of Down Pill
lows, in fancy denim
cases, embroidered with
cord and with a Delft
medallion in corner, at
csc :, marked down from
$I.oe.
YARNS COUNTER.
One lot of Morse Ka-
ley's white Knitting Cot
ION, DIT Sc d DAN.
LEATHER GOODS COUNTER.
An assorted lot Of gilt.
silver and oxydized
Buckles, at 1oc, been 25c,
38c and zoe.
FANCY GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of imported
Oil Paintings, on canvas,
at Ioc.
LINENS COUNT R.
An assorted lot of pure
white Irish Damask
Table Linen, o8 and 10
inches wide, at &c a yard
Tuesday.
LACEs COUNTER.
An assorted lot of
white cotton Laces, all
fine goods. been selling
for soc to 75c a yard, to
go at half the marked
prices Tuesday.
NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Women's
An assorted lot of broad Silk
Ruching, pompadour, plated and
other styles, to go at half the
marked prices Tuesday.
At same counter, lot Of pure
linen rolling Cape Collars, at
three for Csc.
EMBROIDERIES COUNTER.
One lot of imported Spachtel
work table Scarfs and Pillow
Shams, slightly soiled and
somewhat runpled, been selling
at $50 to 1926, to be sold at
half Tuesday.
| BASEMENT.
| One lot of cedar wood Baskets
| at S5c, were SOC. 4s's'4a
/ One lot of good corn Floor
Brooms at 1oc. sGq NJ
One lot of automatic Candle
Sticks, all brass, at Sic, have
been 4Sc.
| The only terms atkhsse
Monaay Sales are cash
and no exchanges.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-06
CORSETs COUNTER.

I'M AOt VI -, L.
French Corsets, white
and black, made of finest
satin, with silk finish, at
$1.75, were S2.75 and s..
GLOVES COUNTER.
A broken lot of seven
hook Jouvin Kid Gloves
and five button Maggi-
oni Glace Kid Gloves,
good assortment of colors
and sizes, all to 60 at
$1.I2, marked down from
$3.50 and SITS. All
gloves fitted at the coun-
ter.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
One lot of outing fan
mel Sacques, trimmed with
satin bows, pink and blue
at zoe. Great value.
Also a lot of checked
Nainsook, assorted styles,
at &c a yard, marked down
from Ioc.
In same section, a lot
of navy blue and brown
Refers, for children four
to six years, at $2.I9,
marked down from So.
Also a lot of embroidered
silk Bonets, for children
up to three years, at 62c.
SHIRTWAIsTS COUNTER.
A specially selected lot
of Numbered Percale
Shirtwaists, button-on-
collar, assorted styles, at
6oc, marked down from
81.
Innings COUNTER.
One lot Of cambria
Sleeve Extenders, at NC
were CSC.
Also a lot of black Can
vas, at 7ca yard, marked
down from Ioc.
HANDKERCHIEFS COUNTER.
One lot Of pure linen
Swiss Handkerchief,
scalloped edges, en-
broidered borders, at
two for 25c. THIS. as Just
| AaJbvace.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
One lot of fancy stripe
silk Ribbons, with brocade
center, at 15c a yard, been
FAC.
DRAPERIES ROOM.
Five pieces of French
Cretonne, assorted styles
at 1oc a yard, been
25c.
SILKS COUNTER.
An assorted lot of linen
+ Fringes, at &c a yard,were
IOc.
JEWLERY COUNTER.
An assorted lot of i'm
itation pearl Head Hat
Pins, at SC, were 25c.
TATIoNERY COUNTER.
A hundred packages
of "Edinburg Castle"
Writing Paper, pound
packages, at 1oc. Great
bargain.
TOILET GOODS COuNTER
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-06
PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 6, 1897.
T<ODAY being a
i holiday the store
will he c1osed

then, and will include
the following interesting
items:
UNDERWEAR COUNTER. (Men's.)
One lot of American
Hosiery Co.'s middle
weight Merino Shirts
and Drawers, white and
clouded, at 75c. Great
bargain.
HOSIERY COUNTER. (Men's.)
One lot of "Onyx"
black cotton Half-hose,
fall weight, high spliced
heel ond double sole, at
27c, marked kown from
36c. Also a lot of boys
heavy Sweaters, navy
and red, striped collar,
at 75c, were 81.
TTMRRETTAS COn NTEP
A lot of fine English
Gloria cloth Umbrellas,
steel ROD and Paragon
frame, natural wood
handles, at csc, been
$1-25.-.includes case
and tassel; sizes right
for men and women.
TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
A lot of colored Jet
Inserting, at 81 a yard,
marked down from
SI.62.
Also a lot of stylish
Cog Feather Boas, So
inches long, black and
grey, at SIG, worth
$I.75.
MOTIONS COUNTER.
One lot of extra quail
ity American Pins, full
count, 900 pins to paper,
at sc.
Also a lot of India
Tape, put up in S widths
in a package, to go at sc
a package Tuesday.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
One lot Of fine cotton
Hosiery, women's, fast
black, September
weight, at nc a pair.
Great value.
In same section, one
lot of children's heavy
Ipswich, fast black, cot
ton Stockings, sizes 7 to
10, at 1oc and 21c, one
of the most serviceable
school stockings made.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitted)
One lot of Swiss ribbed
Underwear, hand cro-
cheted and trimmed
with wide lace, the
pants are knee length,
to be sold Tuesday at
2oc, marked down from
48c.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Muslin)
One lot Of white
Skirts, umbrella shape,
trimmed with wide
Swiss flounce, at o2c,
marked down from
$I.25.
SKIRTS COUNTER
One lot of fine fast
4
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-06
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

Owen. Moore & Co.
j. 4. Libby.
Eastman Bros s. Bancroft
Goudy g. Kent
Fosters Dye House.
Atkinson Furnishing Co.
Maine Central Excu sion.
New WAITS, To Let, FOR sale, Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements will befound under
heir appropriate heads on Page 8.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

cause of its rigidity, in a revolution
as the only alternative. Bosh!
Boston bosh, from a city now run
by Rothschild tories and shylocks.
The American people are patient,
methodical, and don't want revo-
lutioh. They are going to change
things by their votes. But there
has long been scheme, in England
and New England, to subvcrt our
institutions and set up American
imperialism i'll the interest of the
international money power. That
power will get out-voted, one ol
these days, as the slave power did.
If Boston and its allies then try
revolution, they will get all they
want of it. Ifa guillotine ever goes
up in this country, it Wilt run by
steam, and Rothschild plutocrats
will soon be scarcer than Bourbon
aristocrats were in France at the end
of "the reign of terror"
The silver star., 1897-05-20
A Discredited Congress-.

Congress has been in session fifty
days and has absolutely wasted the
time. 1t is proposed to continue the
waste of time, except when the
Dingley billlnay be actually up for
consideration in either house Of
congress. At the close Of each COLI
gress vast body Of crude and un-
digested legislation is pushed
through, and millions upon mill
ions of dollars are appropriated
without adequate time for consider
alton. The excuse invariably given
when items of appropriation are
criticised is that there was such a
pressure at the end of the session
that due consideration could not be
given, and that the whole mass had
to be forced through without proper
consideration. The fifty days that
have been wasted might well have
been employed by the committees,
if not in passing bills, at least in
preparing and investigating the
legislation which must be passed
before this congress finally adjourns.
There never was more discred-
table spectacle than for the men,
bers OF the two houses of congress
to be hanging around Washington
drawing their pay and absolutely
neglecting their duties, when every
body knows that at the end of this
congress millions will be wasted
and vast amount of bad legisla-
ton will be forced through under
thepretext that proper Investigation
and preparation was impossible un-
der the pressure of business. It is
the duty of congress to spend all the
time when it is in session eithef Id
passing bills or in investigating
questions to come before the two
houses for action. Failing in that.
congress fails in very plain duty.
We say that the exhibition which
congfess is now making Of itself is
not only disgraceful. but is actually
discrediting the government and
destroying the confidence which the
people ought to have in their chosen
representatives.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Nevada's Future.

While Nevada is at the present
time down in the dumps, and does
not appear to have much to tie to,
so to speak, we are as we'll or better
off than the people of almost any
other state in the union, says the
Reno Gazette. So far as our knowl-
edge goes, there is not much dis
tress or suffering among our people;
there is nobody so poor that they
are obliged to 60 to the slaughter
house and buy liver or tripe in or
der to get d little fresh meat, las seen
SO frequently in over-crowded cit
les. While there are not many in
this state living in the lap of luxu-
ry and not knowing how to spend
their money, VIC have none SO poor
that they don't know where their
next bite is coming from. Nevada
is just beginning to pay little at
tention to her agricultural possibili-
ties. upon which all great common
wcalths are founded. Nevada has
not yet had her grass roots disturb
ed either in hunting for new mines
or agriculturslfy Speaking. She is
like miss with Her first long dress
es, her future is all before her.
There can be no question but that
Nevada is sttrhcting more attention
now i'll mining aud speculative cir
cles than she has in fifteen years,
and the outlook warrants the attcn-
ton.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Notice of Publication.
Lssp oryIcE At DURANGO, Colo "a.

+, = April -. 1897. !
No1icE 10 bercby glycu that the following
nanicd o,ttler hds Mod notice OF intention
to make isnAi proof IN support nf his ciaini,
by committing this samc to chsh entry, ard
,hat sn!d proof will he made bcforc tho clerk
of tho county court Of Montczuma county,
Colorado. At Coftox. Montcxuma county. COL
orn,l0, on Monday. June 7, 1907. viz C.arlcs
w itust. Dolores, Montcsuma county. Color
ado, for tho southwest quarter OF tho souti 4.
cast quarter ofsection ~, township N nor:h
range 10 wcst, n. n. r, NJ. the samc,. bcing
a part Of Homestead Application No. ild7 that
was mads for the east half Of southeast quar-.
ter. the southwsst quaiter Of southeast quar-.
ct. and tho doutheast quarter Of southwest
quarter, aa,no township and range.
Ito naisek the following witnesses to provo
his continuous rpsidencc upon aid cultivation
0f. said land. VIZ:
Matthew pcrgans Jolfh Wilson, John II.
f.ynton and Eiastus Thompaon, nil OF DO
lores. Montczuma county. Colorado.
RICH AND NcCtOuD.
iirs. pub. April y lass Tune 1. -"
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Deception Of Workmen:

We publish this week the sxpe-
rience Of workmen in, the railroad
shops of Altoonh, Pa. They are
disappointed because business did
not improve; wages advance and
gensfai prosperity Come with the
election of Major Mckinley. They
find times growing worse every day,
money growing dearer and harder
to get, and the suffering Of the peo-
pie becoming more and more in
tense. Ifpossible the course down.
ward is more rapid under Mckinley
than under Cleveland. We thought
that the mechanics of this Country
ought to know that If money was
scarce it would be dear, and that de-
stroying one-half of the metallic
money Of the world be rejecting sill
ver would make money scarce and
dear, and that Under such eifcum-
stances prices would necessarily go
down, as they did while Cleveland
was president, as they continue to
do under Mckinley. It appears
that the workmen at the Altoona
shops thought otherwise. They
now realize that political bosses and
the PARTISAN press would change the
laws OF nature, or make one equal
to two or two equal to fodrj but
that if the volume Of money con-
tirrcs to decrease prices must con-
tinue 10 fall. II they will recognize
this simple proposition they will
know how to vote next time
The silver star., 1897-05-20

Will Cleveland sue the Republican
party for breach Of promise in failing to
consummate its marriage vows with the
National Gold Democracy in worlfihg to-
gether for better or for worse for free
trade! 1t is rumored that He has two
suits already pending to dete.mins that
question-one ii Wall street and the
other In Lombard street. and that what
ever the result may be. the whole matter
will be finally determined by an appeal to
the high courts OF Rothschilds.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Excursions

A rate. of $3.50 for the round trip
will be iiiade by the Rio arande
Southern to Durango for those wish
ing to attend the Walter L. Main
circus at that place on June 8.
Tickets will be on sale at Dolores
Juue I and 8 good to return on or be-
fore June 9. A rate Of $s.i5 to Rico
and return for the same circus on
Juhe 9 will be made. Ticksts on
sale at Dolores June 8 and ) good
to return on or before June 10.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Treason From Hostcn..

The Boston Herald pcddlcs a
penny's worth Of treason to the cf-
feet that "our form of government
cannot be amended, and hence 1t is
not unlikely that the time may come
when crisis which might be over
come Il our organic structure was a
little more flexible, will end; be.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Grand Chapter ordor of Eastern
Star at Denver June q and 3, 1897

A rate Of one and one-nfth fare
on the certificate plan is authorized
providing there are fifty or more in
attendance. Certificates to be avail
able three days prior to meeting
and will be signed by Mrs. Eliza S.
Cohen Scott Bryan, ticket agent,
union depot, will act us joint agent
and stamp certificates. Certificates
for return psssage to be lionored
not later than three days after con-
vention closes.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.
Resolutions Of Coincidence on th
Death Of Orvillle Lavender.

The following resolutions were adopt
Knights Pythiaa, 1t their regular meet.
ing last Saturday night: .,..
WHEsrAs; The Grim Rsiiper has garn.
ered 4 flower ffodi the kcms, Of our
Brother J. W. Lavender. bs Il therefore.
s,3s.s ,R3.sosv.D' E That Se' The n. MEMBER % Q. Q.
Pythias. Do hereby express our sympathy
to Bro. Lavender and family in their
great sorrow, and trust that they may
feel that when LIES sun 10 veiled 10
clopds OF sorrow that tho Supreme Ruler
Qf uutterse will take us by the hand q
little children and lead us out from the
valley OF tho shadow OF death. DER the
steep mountains and beside the 1till
waters Of hopey and be Il further,
RESOLVED; That these resolutions be
sent to Bro Lavender under seal Of the
Lodge, and be published IN tho Dolores
Silver Star.
cou,,,,... f. L. SHoRr,
''''' o. D. Pyle.
The silver star., 1897-05-20

and democracy, and when the peo-
pie Of the United States have al
ready selected the leader whom
they will follow to triumph and
victory in the campaign Of 1900.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
MINING Mlsl.ilI.i III Nl''! NoTEs.k II 1|!7 .1yN
IN IN III III AK ~. ~: ,s. 81: M ss: * ;.ss sss *
Silverton STANDARD.


Last Thursday u ack train took up sup
plies to the BandJra und VIII hegin to pack
fiom that property, us the trail is now open.
SSS
Thomas Annear and others arc securing Il
lease on some property that they expect to
work quite extensively 4hi3 eominr summer.
SIS
The shenandoah Will start to ship ore next
Mon,.ay. Mr.. Bennett, the lea e., intends 10
ship three cars per week during he season.
SIS
About twea'y five TONS OF ore was brought.
down from the Lady Ellen the fore part of ii,e
week and taken to the San Juan sampler for
treatmclt.
Sam beaver and JACK Griffin, leascrs on the
Pearl mine, nude n shipment the first of the
week Ct about four tons, tho ore running
about JOper ton.
Gus Heis and Billy siieibiey who have been
driving cross-cut for ihs X. of r. vein, up
South mineral, expect to reach the vel. this
coming weea. They are In about 100 feet.
SIS
There's =: eat dcll Vi activity up on Solo.
mon mountain, in the vicinity Of The North
Star mine. Louis WyEan has l2O pack AMI
mails besides q number Of toains bringing down
ore from properties located there.
SSS
The leasers on the big GIant have 500 sacks
OF ore out ready to be packed down us soon a,
they can secure pack train. Tn. ore runs
heavy In lead and with tile others values will
net about s45 pc. ton Of rock.
SIS
Hummer.
Jackson & Hyde arc pros pecting some OF
their properties on Timber mount In:
SIS
Tho Mount Wilson trh:li are now open and
worked will lie pushed fos the bal ance of the
uson.
Itis expec.od that W0fk Will resume on scy.
eral good properties soor, among them the
Nancy Hanks and Gift group.
Claims are asain coming in demand in this
district, and II goe d bit Of prospecting is being
done: TIE shipments now being made is re
living interest In mining matters:
TT
Ophir Mail.
The shipacnt this week consisted of nine
cars, us fo!lows: Caribbean s, Kendri,k 1.
tft
TEero are nov about 300 tons OF good orc ly-
ing ON different Suffolk lease properties which
VIII be run this season.
ftt
b. L. b .rkey came in from Denver Monda,
morning and spent the week In arrafging fol
the ercctit d CT tn, Atti6a mill. Tinbers are
how bong cat and the ground Gle arcd.
ttt
La Plata Miner.
] II. Flood Is making good hendway on his
assessmeit near tho Columbus.
tft
Herman Guettinger is doing some work OF
claim loca ed on the hill buck OF the Ninel
ONCE.
The cra d DUKE cross-ciis has not as ye,
reuched the vein. but they are expecting Il
cut II with every shot.
~
Henry Rudy Of Durango Ia doing twcnty
feet Of work on Park vicw, located near the
Bull Domingo, for Martin wieland and Geo
Dick.
~
It is reported t4at one ofthe Columbus lev
els has out iarsef body OF high grade tellu
rum and free gold ore than has ever before
been exposed In this mine.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
Notice

The Improved Order of Red Men, will
hold a meeting in Dolores on June 10
for the purpose OF making Arrangements
for the organisation of a lodge at this
place. All those who have signed the
charter list should be in attendance ON
the above named date. The meeting
will be held at g o'clock p. m. at the
Silver Star Office, Dolores.
The silver star., 1897-05-20
THURSDAY, MAY 30.
William Jennings Bryan.

William Jennings Bryan.
The cause of humanity against
the money type looks brighter than
in any previous struggle. The fact
that the extortionist, the usurer and
the money dealer have succeeded in
destroying all successive civilization
has created the gloomiest forebod-
ings as to the possible struggle be-
tween the money powers under the
Rothschild combination and the
masses of mankind. In free Amer
ica we thought we were armed
against the money manipulation, and
that we could use the ballot to
thwart his purpose to rob and en-
slave the people; but the willy enc
my for more than twenty years
prevented the presentation of the
issue between honest money of
sufficient volume to maintain sta
ibility of prices, and manipulated
money, shrunk to such diminished
proportions as would enable the
money powers to pool and cornerit.
The result was that the people con-
tended with each other over unifh-
portant issues, while the conspifa-
tors robbed them of their property,
and sent them down toward slavery.
In 1896 a stand was made in the
Democratic party, with the coop
Grafton of Populists and Silver Re-
publicans, the like of which was
never before seen among men. The
Chicago convention, if the princi-
pies therein enunciated afe finally
successful, will be far more ifiipor-
tant to the human race thah the
convention of 1916 which ptomul-
gated the Declaration of Indcpend-
ence. When the Chicago Declara-
tion was put forth young man
from the west, full Of ability, elo-
quence, zeal, enthusiasm, will, de.
termination, and unyielding hon:
esty, was, by one accord, selected
as the standard-bearer of the grand
movement to liberate the human
race. The canvass which Mr.. Bfy.
an made in point of ability, eio-
Quence, endurance and high states
manship. stands unrivalled III the
history of this country.
We write this article to call at-
tention to the fact that Bryaii's
courage, incorruptibility, steSdfist-
ness Of purpose and devotioK to tile
great cause of which lie was uiadG
the leader, are still firm and una-
bated. In the last few weeks, by
hi burning wordsi glowing with
patriotism and wise statesmSnship,
he has brushed aside the chatterinR
of little men about side Issues, and
has raised aloft the banner which
he carried through the campaign,
as the banner of victory Of 1868 and
1900. His speech at the Jefferson
dinner in Washington sounded the
liberty bell of the next campaign.
His recent letter, published In many
Of the leading silver newspapers,
which reviews the gross egotisn,
selfish greed and brutal purposes of
the gold combination; cminating
from Grover Cleveland, now uni
versally acknowledged as the calam-
ity Of the nineteenth century; con-
trasts in words Of living light the
difference between the sordid place
hunter and the patriot statesman.
How idle It Is for the Cleveiands,
the Hills, the Palmers, the Bate
mnns, the Van Dervoorts, the Byn,
,s''ns. Watsoi,s. or any Of that sor.
did tribe, to prattle about other par
tics and other issues, when the
Iorces already sHn operation have
Wade The ~ gtwien plstoeracy
The silver star., 1897-05-20

George Clearinghouse had bullet OK.
tracted from ono Of his limbs. DR.. Isan.
don performed tho operation. George
wes shot several years ago. and tho bul.
lot was causing him somc unessinesa'