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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-18
BASE BALL


Boston. Aug 1.-THE Champions cltucA-
ed their lead on first place by taking ar
other game from Chicago today. Nichols
pitched IN fine form. Rain stopped the
game after seven innings had been PLAYED.
| Attendance. asa. Score: RHE
Boston .....-.............ol 0-sl8 .
Chicago .............-.-.2 oeoe@2 Al
Bat,eries-Boston. Nichols and Yeaxer:
Chicago. KIlroy and Donohue. Empires
Snyder and Connolly.
NEW YORK. ;: CINCINNATI. /
New York. Aug 1.-THE Cincinnatis
were again outplsyed by the Giants today,
! the game being called after the nrst halt
OK the eighth inning. on account OF rain
Meekin clearly out-pitched Breltenssein,
who seemed unable TO control the game.
Score: RHE
New York ............o 0e1oeI@3 81
Cincinnati .............oO oo0I00-i re
Batteries-Neu York. Nsekln and War
ner: Cincinnati. RTeitensteln ard Pe.tz
Umpirss. Gauey On Brown. Attendance,
$500
BALTIMORE. Z: LOUISVILLE
Baltimore. Aug. 1.-THE Baitimores de-
feated the Louisville club today by nne.
clean playing behind McJames mastery
pitching. Cunningham was also In me
have scored Score; III =
Baltimore .3oeooO700-4
Louisville ....-....-.o 0 002e0e-2 So
Batteries - Baltimore. McJames and
Clark: Louisville. Cunningham and Pow
ers Empires. Erusl!e and Hunt.
PHILADELPHIA. Is. PITTsBURG. L
Philadelphia, Aug. i7.-The Phiiiies mads
IL hits for a total OF q bases today ana
won from Pittsburg with ease Tame
hill started IN 10 pitch. but after I'VE
earned runs had been made OF him he
was relieved by Gardner. who was hgt
SIN harder. The Philadelphia cviuo today
released Catcher Boyle. and the once
great oachsr LEFT for hls home. Attend
ance. ga Score: Ri p
Pittsburg .....-......o o-IT3
Philadelphia .......-z 9o02330 III - .
MISUNDERSTANDING. Tannshiu. Gard
ner and Bowermsn Philadelphia. FIhsd
and Murphy. Umpires. swsrtwooG and
Warner.
WASHINGTON. >: ST LOUIS. s
Washington. Aug IT.-Ths Senators
found Carey an easy proposition. The
Browns PLAYED a ragged game. Attend
ance, 500. Score: RHB
Washington .......5IoI1s0o 6-plfI
ST Louis .-.-...--.-.o 00lI190 z-Ss3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weighing and
Mcclure; St Louis. Csrsey and suEeen-
Empires. O'Day and Mcdonald.
GAME POSTPONED.
New York Aug 1.-THE game between
Brooklyn and Cleveland was postponed
today on account Of rain Two and
half innings had been played and ths
score stood to IN favor Of brooklyn
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Chicago. III. Aug Z-Butter-Steady;
creameries, 1312G1S; diaries, 12q16.
Egg-Steady; fresh, p
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug T.-Wheat-Recefpts
POI cars; higher; early advance lost; No.
hard. $500; No. ?, 67970; No. 3, 64d67
No. ? red, 6S469; No. 3, 67q67l2: No 2
spring. Sc; No. 8, ga.
Corn-Steady TO higher; No mixed, %
G2914; No. white, 2s14 q2913; No. 5. %.
Oats-Fairly active; about steady; No.
white. 241sQ25.
Rye-Steady; No. ?, 1894
Hay-Weak; choice timothy. Ss.75q7 90;
choice prairie, s5.25.
Butter - Country. active: creamery,
quiet; separator. 16izIlS; dairy. Is.
Egg-Firm; fresh, 101s.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug 7-Wheat-Receipts "A
cars; irregular; No. ? red cash, elevator,
- bid; track, 7212d73; August SO bid; Sep
TENDER, 6T1z bid; December. 645s bid; May
6624 asked; No. 2 hard, 6sG1.
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash. , asked; Sep
TENDER, sos bid; December. 2s7s May. 3lss
asked.
Oats-Lower; No. ? cash. 21la bid; track,
2215; September. 20s4; May. 2314 asked; No.
? white, 2532G26
Rye-Steady; AZ.
Flaxseed-Lower: S..
Pork-Steady; stadard mess, 500.
Lard-Easy; prime. Sass: choice. sos.
Butter-Creamery 16Ql9; dairy, I49l7c
Eggs-Steady; 12c, loss Of.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. 1L-Wheat-Receipts
45s75 bushels; exports. $3.50 bushels; Spot
easy; No. red. -77sc. I. o. b, afoat 70
arrive. Options closed I 10 sc net lower.
September closed at $3.50.
Corn-Recetpts. Ils.2i5 bushels; exports.
IS. 7S3 bushels. Spot weak; No. ,. 57%. T. O.
b. afioat Options closed TO l1sc net low
er; September closed at 35Tsc
Oats-Receipts. $500 bushels: exports.
Sis bushels. Spot weak; No. = z71a No
? white. Sc. nominal; SIC. Old Options
closed &c net lower. September closed
at 2SiSc
But;er-Receipts. 7.l4s packages: market
steady; western creamery. I4l4GIs; e.
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Nominatea For Congress

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE Repuhn-
can congressional convention OF tho
Fourth district yesterday az Lebanon.
nominated George h Morgan for con-
gress.
Lincoln. Neb., Aug. T-John S. Robin
son, Senator Aliens former law part
ner. was nominated for congress at Nor
folk today. or the fusion ticket. to rep
resent the Third district The free sil-
yer Republicans refused to indorss Rob
inson.
Lebanon, Nc, Aug. l7.-Aftsr spirited
contest today. the Populist congressional
convention for the Eighth Missouri dis
trict declined 20 fuse with the Democrats
in behalf OF he candidacy Of Congress
man Bland. William r. Hale, OF Phelps,
who was elected to the legislature as
fusionist was nominated, receiving nine
votes. against eight cast for Bland and
fusion. But seven OF the thirteen coun-
ties comprising the district were repre-
scented in the convention
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Aug 17.-There is no change
IN the dry goods situation today. The
demand for goods along regular lines. IN
both cottons and woolens. is slow. Print
cloths are reported firm in all grades.
Extras are quoted at 2 cents. Ordered
goods show a quiet market with no change
in the trading worthy Of notice. Staple
cottons are dull.
The buying in local stores is generally
in small lots, as heretofore. Bleached
goods show little life. Brown goods for
domestic consumption are very quiet. Ex-
port goods continue active.
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There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than G. Gehring. who
spare no pains 10 secure the best OF ev-
erything in their line for their many Gus
toners. They now have the valuable
agency for DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This is
the wonderful remedy that is producing
such Juror all over the country by its
many startling cures. II absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all
affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Call at above drug store and get a trial
bottle free or regular size for so cents
and 500. Guaranteed 10 cure or price re-
funded.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Aug. T7.-Cofee-Options
opened steady, unchanged to points de-
cline, Ruled generally feeble without
support. while room traders were bearish
in face of smaller Brazilian movements
than expected. Closed steady, unchanged
to 5 points lower. Sales, 1850 bags, In
GLIDING August, $3.50; September. s5.5O9
300. Spot coffee-Rio. quiet; No. in
voice, SIC; No. jobbing. SIC; mild, Cor
dova, sQ15c.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal ss test, "A; Contectioners A,
SIC; crushed, 5Sc; graduated, 52sc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract an
Land Company. h NJ Dubois. Abstrac;
or, Court House Phone 1877
WARRANTY DEEDS.
B. Robinson 70 john F'launsry. lot -,
Washington avenue. M&thewsoa
second addition .......-.......--....... 81
Samuel H Ha3le-mzn 70 Susan c.
PipA-n- south = northwest Z. sec
Ion 49, NeSJ-------- IL
c. c. Fees 20 Henry J. Harding. lots
y 8. . and =. la avenue. Hydes
a11l-o1 ---.-.---..-..-.--........ Il
Spencer X. Norris % John VI. Moore.
lots % and II. Market street city.
August Anderson % Ora T. Hamilton.
east - feet Iots IS ard . &ud east "A
feet o. sou-a g feet lot =. River
street. Lakeside addition. -........... Sc
TAX DEEDS.
Sedgwick County % Mildred z.
Clark, los ~ ard "A. Water street.
Feg-ey's addition -........-...-....... :
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
z E. Brz16o 70 9 " Jocely1. 90
? ard e2st Z RorcaEss: :. ssctsoa
l9SS wsSt.
" y. EE1ug. receiver. 70 SsmueI
Todd lots and 5, Clevsszad ave-
hue. F-ee-a1d addition
Co0co-6-a Loan a2d Trust Company
and hyatt & Bright 20 2 HSEs--
man - a., trustees. &ols = azd .
A&-ket street. \ g P2vne's zG9s-
I-o1 --.--------.--- ----...--------
samuel Todd % Eva II. Spencer. lots
and 8 Clsvssand zyezze. VEee-
land 2odzaoa ........................ !
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ENGLAND'S STEAL IN ARABIA
Is Said to Have Been Contaminated
Long Ago.

London Aug. 17.-High officials at the
foreign Office declare that the story.
based upon dispatch from Alden, Arabia.
Co the ST. Petersburg Viedomosu. TO the
effect that Great Britain has recently as
sumed a protectorate over the whole OF
South Arabia is nonsensical. as Great
Britin has for many years exercised
protectorate over the tribes around Alden
an dthere has been no change in the Sit
uation for the last two decades.
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Grnnd Circnit narne.s Rnre-

Buffalo. y. y. Aug. IA deluEe %
rain caused a postponsment OF the grand
circuit races at Fort Erie today after the
first heat OF me 500 Queen City stake
had been trotted- The western mare.
Matte Patterson. won the heat In PA.
with Hattie P second and Surpol thsTd.
Dlrectum Kelly. eqUs. favoTlte with Mat
tie Patterson. finished fifth
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Saratoga, y. Y. Aug 17.-The Amsrican
Bar association began its annual session
here today. There was a large atseuJsnee
OK distinguished members of the bar
from al parts 81 the country. Ths pres.-
dent. william Writ Howe OF LOUISIANA.
made the annual address. The address
OF welcome was made BY chief justice
Alton 3. Parkes. OF the court Of appeal
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Tourist Sleeping Clfs
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific RalFay
TnssaxA s4ls LAKE CITY.

Wicksta pzaasnEsfs ear tara thfs
throGKa sSssger a. Csaesss every Wstzss-
szT sFsz1x. 81. aTFis9sx a. Fertlzss
ssaezy nssyztsE. -
Rates so~ es4ass herth 20 I~.Tsr.
s. -. e gzii I-aks CITY. tzs. - PoyfiAod.
8 o. Cze b~Ffh nag - eoesSs.4 ~ 80
ps-uozs ~staozt sEfsA sasrxs
TA>ss TeaTsi cars sfs % fhs Tsry latest
sez.En. wlEA ussois:srv: ss-ssx sssts aa4
bz1xs. AZ beZElax snd sss4i ezseus 10 q
asss-soT qsssntys a. seszst cs1ge.s~r1-s.
so2p. sewsss. sc. srs presssss TAsy are
- es-nfertss.s az asss-esass ssexs~rs
CITY tlcSss s-=rz. "a sarrs Azgz street
- - ELxckLE1. r.. AT A<l
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Treaaury rfatement.

n zz-ass t9ls Aug III gasay F[a1e-
rneuz q the eso6stlon of - treasury
shows: Aval-ssae cash bzizzs1s. y. -. .
~. god reserve -. 7S5.75z.
Victoria. 2. G. Arg T7.-%sEs vas -
cegvsd here today q az &ccsssn; % tss
Union Collerx railway Eas renting r.
TIE eeafhs CO At least az ssTsc1s. ne
wires - I-aloa Clty are toEn ard fz.l
details have rot been reserved As lay
as car BE learned. a large work i-a3z
Esss 3 pzEsengt- each att1chsf- Eszzg-
e through the trestss Ehsca aasns fas
Treu;h river abeg- zl6Ezy bsf@sea Cs-
.o1 Wharf z-d i-nt1a fCsy- = zzz a5ezt
- tees aga ard 30 fsef so1E.
Ca2e TeEn. Asx. IA yotllzsoa e -
pcrze3 % have ecegrEe1 ~ Mass Feat-
esz tstwser . go9-n t-asz ass a aasssa-
ge- train. u Isseh t1.rrv psrHg-a see
klGs1- After re collision sac cazs q re
mas train cauEist ere art fzslrs natives
wsrs roasted alTs- AtssEesaer tws1ty-
1vs natives ard ays Esrsgss.E Hsre ksl-
ed Among tha later asrs n. Dew ..lsra.
1-e q TIE bead cz--42ares f1- Ergsc-g
Rev ~ d Tea slfs All ehs6 ang
LaFsy Cox a svsuzsneat Earz1 feot-sazl
slayer May ss@s- S<rEszs ESss -
jared
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FOR the Murder OF Miss Reynolds

New York. Aug. T.-Ths police are 50
positive that in DR.. samuel J. Kennedy.
dentist. they have The murderer o; En-
line c. Reynolds. who was found dead IN
a room O. the Grand hotel yes rday.
that Captain Price. q the West Tn T.isth
srteet station. mace al afaeavii 81 tas
West SIDE police court today cAargs q
kennedy with homicide. lie was hesd
without ban fo- examination On Friday.
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VIII stop a Day with Nicholas.

London. aug T7.-Ths Daily Tee
Eraph's correspondent IL s. Pc sra5grs
says. 4 an abe % cozfra Ire sfats-
18eat that Emperor william VII say t~e
days e. Isva1is. re ears guest q
rs tourney . Palestine
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chnblalns.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptious and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required I,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price . cents per
box. For sale by c. Gehriug.
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Lightning strikes an OH Tank.

Findley, o., Aug. I7.-Ldghning struck
large OF tank belonging TO the Buck
eye Pipe LINE Company OF the tank farm
west OF this city today completely de-
stroyfng 5000 barrels OF oil. A terrific
explosion occurred, which shook the biuld-
ing IN this city. The FIRE spread 20 OUT
buildings, track and fences and destroyed
fifteen cars besouging 70 the Lake EF.e
g. Western Railroad Company. The total
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.


The cattle market yesterday was steady
TO strong, with q good run of stock in
and the quality only fair. The offerings
were mainly stockers and light heifers,
but all the stock offered was readily dis
posed Of and at good prices. quality con-
Sidered. There was a lack of desirable
butcher stun. and more would have been
taken and at the best prices.
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gins. 70; factory. 11Q14; imitation. p9
1sc.
Egg@Receipts. s.s43 packages; steady;
western. 14iA
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool aug. I.-Wheet-Futures
closed dull; September. IS sgd; December,
as i'd
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and provision markets
furnished by r. L. Bostfck, Commission
Broker, Rooms 10 and u, over Kansas Ma
tional Bank. Telephone 167.
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Geo Barse. Pres. Il Waite. sec-TreaA
Y ID sc Live Stock
Commission co
omsl59-I69 Live Stock Exchange Bid
KANSAS CITY. NO.
Capital Stock $50. 600. Paid In

II you want Stocilers or Feeders WRIT
rs. Reasonable advances. Experienrsi
statesmen N each department CartiS
EeEs and Sheep. Telephoas liza
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Do You

Speculate in grain?
Speculate in New York stocksf
Speculate il provisions?
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The Christie-street Commission Com
pany can give you continuous market
First class service Fair treatment
Write or call on Us at cur Office in the
Sedgwick block. Wichita. kan. Private
wire everywhere.
c f. LATHROP. Manager.
Long Distance Telephone $50.
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Sept. wheat .............64s sgl4 IS;

Chicago, Ill, Aug Z-Butter-Steady;
creameries, 1312G1S; dairies, 12ql6.
Eggs-Steady; fresh T.
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Call For County convsnsisn.

Cortex. Sept. q, 1868.
! hereby call mass convention Of the
Silver Republican Party Of Montesums
county to meet In the town Of Cortez on
the 2Ath day Of Sept. 1903. at the hour
OF O'Clock p. m.. for the purpose Of %.
iecting six delegates TO attend the lsgis.
lasive convention. which meets Ia the
town OF Rico. Dolores county, on the 18th
DAY OF Sept. 1893, for tho purpose Of
placing in domination one Represonta.
tive Tor the rounties of Moutssuma and
Dolores. to be votAd fof 1t tho next on.
suing election; and for thU transaction
OF such business u may properly come
before said convention.
Anthony Barrett John Weech.
chasf; Co. esn' tavm: ~;
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Mountain and Plain Festival.

The Rio Grande will run it's Festival
Special" from Durango to Denver via
Ridgway. leaving Durango Sunday
morning, October 2nd. and arriving in
Denver Monday morning October 3rd,
which will give all passengers ample
time to obtain hotel accommodations
and be ready for the commencement OF
the Carnival the following morning,
Tuesday. October s.h. The FESTIVAL
Special" will consist Of Pullman sleeping
ears. chair cars. first class coaches and
the necessary baggage cars, and every.
thing possible will be done TO give pass
engers quick and pleasant run to Den.
yer.
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An aggregation Of barn stormers struck
this oity last Tuesday and gave what
they called comedy show at the School
House Hall. II was about as bum an
outfit as one generally runs up against,
and whiie they played TO good house,
most people went away disgusted. Our
home talent can produce show as much
better than the one Of Tuesday night. as
daylight is better than dark.
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Notice TO Contrae.ors.

Bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners up to noon Mon.
day. October 3rd. 1898. for the construc.
tion of road down Lost Canon and q
bridge across Lost Canon.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder in Cortez, Colo. The Board
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. JoHs WEscH.
252 Clerk Of Board.
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AT the democratic county convention
james L. Giles was placed IN uomination
for county commissioner and c. j
Scharnhorst for county Judge.
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o. ID. Pyle made a trip to Rico and
Ophir last Friday in the interests Of the
Dolores Milling Co., and attended the
democratic Legislative convention at Ri
co. returning Saturday.
The silver star., 1898-09-22

U.S-Geological Surveyor G. II. Matthes
and Assistant Palmer have moved their
headquarters from this village to Cortez
and are doing some work in that vicin.
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Thar's Joy around the ranch. the days
Seem but as hours long.
An me an mother tries to raise
The neighbors with our song.
The hand o happiness has thrown
The fears from of our track.
Anxiety an pain have flown
Our Toms a comm back!
When fust he heerd the news Of war
1t nearly cot him wild.
His loyalty jumped over par.
His patriotism billed.
An though the partin' from him was
A crushin' load to pack,
Its lifted from us now. because
Our Toms comm back.
The breezes whisper sweeter lays,
The carols OF the birds
Seem turned to ringin' songs o. praise
More eloquent than words.
Our hearts that yesterday seemed bound
To apprehension's rack
The trail Of Joy again have found
Our Toms comm backi
The cattle below in their glee,
The hosses joyful neigh.
The chickens cackle merrily,
The dogs is gittin' gay.
The ROSTERS flap their wings an crow,
The ducks exultant qusck--
The hull burned outfit seems to know
That Toms q comm back.
The tears that dimmed his mothers eyes
No longer In them hide.
The busom that was rent with slghs
Now svells with mother pride.
She'll hug me twenty times day
An give my mouth a smack,
An through smile Of sunlight say,
"Our TOMS comm back"
He's got Mauser 10 his cheek
That sort o. clogs his talk,
Tho fever's run him dow 90 weak
That he kin sciirceiy walk,
But then our cong o. revelry
Ii raise this rural shack
To git whsts left Of him. Whoopee!
Our Toms . comm back!
james Barton Adams Ia Denver
Post.
The silver star., 1898-09-22

Lumber continues to pass through
this village each day enroute to the
Montezuma valley, where the farmers
are using it for new buildings.
The silver star., 1898-09-22
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MONTICELLO STAGE.
Leave Dolores Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays ..: ...f..-.:-... am,
Arrive Dolores Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. 9 pm
CORTEZ STAGE.
Leave Dolores daily exceptsund y....l 30 pm
rriNc poioIes: ............. -.lV am
by way OF Mildred. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LONE DONE AND FORNBy.
Arrive Dolores Saturday. II 30 am
Leave ID lores Saturday ................ 100 pm
ARRIOLA.
Arrive DolDr = Tu ,sday and Saturday1O am
Leave do ores same days. 30 pm
The silver star., 1898-09-22
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! wagon, ss J. J. Harris 4 Co. have 70
eslvsd. direct from the factory. . large
{uppiy Of that popular make. THE Flsh
bros.." which they srs Offering 10 tht
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The silver star., 1898-09-22

S. G. Wheeler came in last Tuesday
from La Plata and is visiting with the
editor. tie reports work progressing
nicely at the Columbus mine.