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Evening star., 1898-10-07
C. C. SLOAN CO, AUcrs.. 1907 ST. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IMPROVED BY \ HANDSOME THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
a. N l., HOT WAITE. HEAT, KNOWN AS
No. 2.S y ST. NV
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated July
IS, 1893, and duly recorded in Liber No ls3S,
folio 264 ct seq. ere ot tie land records of the
District of Columbia. will sell at the request
Of the party secured thereby. at public auction in
frcnt OF the premises, on THURSDAY. TIE
IllIRlEE\IH DAY or OCTOBER, 1888, AT
described land and premises, situate I'm the city
NushingIUn. in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot numbered one hundred
aud thirty u30, in Henry L. Mann's subdivision
OF lots one hundred and eight G0S) one hundred
and nine Qo9l and one huIdred and ten Q1UD of
McGurcs subdivision OF lots in square five huIi-
dred aud fifty (5s5J. said first mentioned
Subdivision is recorded in the Office Of ;he sur
reyor of the District of Columbia, in Book 20,
page 50, together with the improvements
Terms: Terms easy and made known at time
o: sale.
FRANK r. RAWLINGS. Trustee.
CHARLES B. MAURY, Trustee,
ocl-lOt 1903 Pa. ave
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,c4-d&ds
DCNcANSoN BROS. AUcTi0NEEWs.
TRUSTEI.S SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT on
G EIREET LETML.EN 2lSI AND I'D

@ SINtLI l.tIW I'm .ISI AND I'd
STREETS NORTH WEST.
by virtue OF Il decree cf the Supreme Court Of
til District cf Columbia. PASSED In equity cause
Ne. 1881, ! VIII sell, in front uf the prem
ises on TUESDAY OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all that Ger
tain piece parcel of ground. situate IA WIsh-
ingJun, District Of Columbia. and designated Un
ground plan Ilnt of said city the west thirty
ON" feet six inches front 10y The depth ihsr.,f of
lDt twelve tl2 in eighty (Sol, tcecta,r with
the improvements. ways. easements. ign.s, priv
il ges aId aHpurtepaLccs TO the same belonging.
Terms Onc-;EiTn purchase money cash. balance
in two equal installE.ents, payable in aud two
years after date af sale, with interest rate of
rZ, De-. HunuIa, payaf le semi-aIuuaIly - lc Sc
culad ly deed Of uust on property sold gf all
cash. option uf purchaser. conVeyunCiug rev
cpue stamps, ETC. at pUI cEasers A deposit
OF 5000 required ~ time OF sale. Terms TO be
complied With IN ten days otherwise right rcserY-
ed 10 resell al risk and OF purchaser.
HENRY L. BLAIR. Trustee,
se2I-d& Is 4l2 9th st. nv.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
G. e. SLOAN & co, AUCTIoNEERs, 1907 G ST
SPECIAL SALE OFF
CHOICE & EXPENSIVE
[FJyIRMl7 7Ty|RIE.
WITHIN OUR ROOMS. 1407 G STREET.
tt ESDAl. OCTOBER ELEVENTH, 1898
AT / 4

A.M
Being the property of "A family leaving for the
west ana from other private sources, consisting of
ELEGANT LEG MAHOGANY GLASS S-DOOR BOOK
CASE, SUPERB MAHOGANY FRAME FRENCH
ILAIE CitEVAL MIRROR OAK EASEL MA
!lCGANf-tEAME GPCJ PARI.OR SUITE.
HANDSOMELY CARVED MIIROR-BACK OAK
RAIL RACK, MAHOGANY AND EBONY CARD
TABLES, RICHLY CARNED-BACK OAK ROCK
EH. SUPERB OAK CHAMBER SUITE, ELEGANT
MASSIVE OAK NIHROH-TOP CHIFFON NIER
TINE HAIR MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, MAG
NlFltEET PlloENIN OAK FOLDING BED
WITH MIRROR COVERING ENTIRE FRONT
COST SlI5: TURKISH PARLOR SUITE. ElE..
CANT REAL LEATHER LIBRARY SUITE 3
OAK ROOk CASES. WHITE ENAMEL BOOK
CASE. CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE. COUCH ~
Erred IN JAPAN ISE MATING. LEATHER AND
VELVET COJCHES, HIGHLY POLISHED WAL
MT FOLDING BED. WITH OVAL MIRROR;
WHITE AND BRASS BEDS. BRASS TENDERS
AND ANDIRONS. MATTINt;S, FINE OLD OAK
BUREAU AND WASIISrAND. MAHOGANY COR
NER GUrBOARD. CHINA CLOSET AND WORK
STAND, RUGS, LARGE AND SMALL; INLiID
DWARF BOOK CASE. RARE
ALSO. FOR \ WELL X N0WN LOCAL. ARTIST
50 GOOD OIL PAINTINGS. NICELY FRAMED.
GRAND EXHIBITION MONDAY, 10TH IN
STANT. FROM AN. TILL 6 PM
Note.-Duriag ibis sale and exhibition we Will
have on view Il large line of Administer, Vel
vet. Moquettc and Tapestry Carpets dn rolls>
which Gra to he scld THURSDAY AT HALF
FAST TEN AN.
Terms cash. c. G.. SLOAN & co. Aucts
oci-dtS 14UI G. st.
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CnANCEltN SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
DEN, +. No. 80 II STREET NORTHWEST
BY ylatHc Of decree Of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No. l9i .. the undersigned trustee VIII sell by
pul.lic auction, IN MONDAY, THE SENEN-
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1855. At HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. In front uf the
premises. ali that part of original lot six ti in
square i've hundred and eighteen tJ1Sl, in the city
Of Washington. District Of Columbia contained
within the following inetrs and bounds. viz: Be
ginning AT Il point on II street six 60 inches west
81 The northeast corner 4 said lot ana running
thence west twHHty-rre t.l feet six and half
'bisl Inches, thence south hundred Iutb feet.
thence east Il feet e.. inches. and thence north
100 feet 10 the place II beginning with the i'm
ProF'lcnis there. IA, being the story brick resi-
dence No. 49, II 81.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the residue
IN fNu equal iustGltACnts at unc and two years.
Tor which notes q" purchaser. bearing interest puy
ahie al rate OF . per cent Ter aHruE fluiu lay uf
sale ard secure! 10y deed Of trust are 10 Dc given
or all cash. at t}I" "pti,H # the purchaser d.
Iosit Of 500 10 he made when hid is ncrepted
and all cgn1eyanccs, Lutarial fees and stamps at
purchasers cost.
W. f. EDMONSTON Trustee
-- - Office BOO 9th 81. o. w.
janis W. EAitLlfEF. AuUt. a-5- -d,ds
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.
tSuccessor 10 Rajclifc. Sutton X Coz
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. yAIrARtr Rrunrx,

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT on lST STREET BETWEEN y AND %
STREETS sol TIIEhST.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FOTR-
TEENIlL AT HAIFpAST FOUR O'CLOCK 1
VIII "her for sale. 10y public auction. in front or
the premises part OF lot Il. square 7o3 fronting
80 feet ON LIST
Terms stated at sale; $50 required upon accept
ance II hid CohNeyaUcing, stamps etc at the
purchasers cost ,,6 -lxds
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" t-y-F : NN Ii.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT.
Trustees and Executors
ocl-d&ds
CHANCERY SALE OF STORE AND DWELLING
on SOtTHEAST CORNER OE 5TH AND B

CliANCERY SALE OF STORE AND DWELLING
ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 5Tn AND y
STREETS :. Il.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, in equity No lStsi.
| will sell at pCblic auction, in front of the ficIn
fsts, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH, 1SlS,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the real estate in the
city of Washington. u. g., known lot =. in
square S43 improved 10y the substantial three
s1cTy brick store and dwelling at southeast
of Ith and 3 streets
Terms of sale: The purchaser must pay one
tlird cash. and the balance in equal nstaliments
in one and two years from day of sale. with In
terest at per centum per Innum. PAYABLE semi
annually, and represented by the lronis~Ory no.p
of the purchaser, secured hy mortgag" on the
property sold. all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser. 4 deposit of 500 will be required a: time
of sale Conye!aacing and stamps at cost of lur-
chaser
HENRY W. SOHON. Trustee.
se29-1Ot Fendall Building. 344 u ri. NV.
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IN THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE FOUND 4 GEN
EItAL ASSORTMENT OF EVERY DIGSCRIP-
TION OF FURNITURE USED FOR THE
HOU USEHoID-FOlDlNG BEDS, UPRIGHT
PIANO. DINING ROOM, PARLOR AND
CHAMBER SETS IN WALNUT AND OAK
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES AND ANY
QUANTITY OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
THIRTY ROLLS BkJ SSEIS AND NINETEEN
ROLLS INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS. &c, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. AUCTIoNEERS
OUR REGULAR SATURDAY SALE.
On TOMORROW. OCTOBER EIGHTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell general assortment
of Household Furniture, Carpets. China AMI Glass
Ware
ALSO
i cole ction Of Carpets. Oilcloth. Mcttings, &c
Terms cash.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts.
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G: G: SLOAN { CO.. Auet,aneers. 14oz G 81 ux
TRUSTEES SALE OF PRE-, IsEs 432 n STREET.

- 2 y I III
NORTHN LIST.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated June Is 1900
as recorded in Lber 1862 folio 159 ct sea land
records, ID. C., and by leave of the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia. passed in Equity
Causes No. 1918 and 1885, the undersigned viii
10y request of party secured. offer for sale at pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises on FRIDAY
THE FOUETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER A ID
lsyS, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and premises known as
Az St NV, in the city of Washington. ID. c.
Win improvements thereon. consisting of Il brick
ard frame store and dwelling. being the EASTERN
ilGst twenty go feet lJ inches front on said
st. by depth of one hundI ed 0OO) feet eight 49,
inches to pubic alley of original lot twenty two
t22i. in square five hundred and thirteen (5I3J
Usual terms, onr-third cash. etc, more particu.
larry stated at sale and deposit of $100 required
when sale is made.
EDWIN c. CUTTER.
HORACE S. CUMMINGS,
oc3-dtS Trustees.
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Highly Important Sale of
the Entire Contents of the
Indiana House, with other
goods, removed to OUR sales
rooms - i'm all, about 40
room1s==on Monday MORN
ing, 10th October, at 10
o'clock
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,hb BY ] virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
lhe DlstriCt # Columbia, in equity cause 1881
We VIII offer for sale at public auction, in front
OF me pFeL:ises. on SATURDAY. THE EIGHTH
DAf OF OCTOBER 1898 AT HALF-PAST FOUR
y OCLOCh PM. the equity Of redemption Of all
OF the parties TO said cause. subject to deeds of
trust securing the principal of SO 900 and
lEIGfcIt since June s, lSyS, in the following de-
ssrioed rea estate situate in the city of Wash
Ih2toh said district. Designate parts Of lots
l and =, Square go, described ny metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning the west side Of
1hld street west loo feet tn from the southeast
corner of said square, running thence west G2 feet
u Inches; theEce north 80 feet 10 Defect alley; ;
thence east 81 feet inches and thence south SO
leet 10 ire EeginninS. and being improved by q
TANIS1 Oi'k.''
Terms Of SAFE: Al. cash A deposft of three
hundred C30Cl Gollars will lie required Of the pur
chaser or purchasers. at the time sale and the
terms Of sale must be complied with within ten
Gays from the date of sale otherwise the property
VIII he resoid t the risk and of the defauiting
purchaser or purchasers. All conyeyancins re-
cor0lh-. revenue taxes. etc, at purchaser or pur-
chasers' |
WILTON J. LAMBERT Trustee
410 Firth street northwest
W. MOSBI WILLIAMS, Trustee
142l street northwest.
FL EDK l.. SIDDONS. Trustee
se2I-d&ds Washington Loan and Trust bldg
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VALUABLE UNIMIRONED PROPERTY on DUN.
BARTON AVENUE BETWEEN 31Sr AND SD
STREETS, WEST WASHINGTON AT AIC.

T
STREETS, WEST WASHINGTON, AT AuC.
TIoN.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1898.
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, will sell at public
aUcticn in front of the premises the following de-
scrtbtd property, being part Of lot thirty-six tGy
III square numbered twelve hundred and thirty-two
tl232i. fronting 30 feet Dumbarton avenue to
the original depth Of said lot; nice location: easy
access to all railroads and markets. Good chance
for fine speculation
Terms easy and made known sale. A deposit
OF Sloo required at time of sale All cOnyeyancius
and IccnrdiMg al cost of uMrchnser mcI- 8 lMN1 Ii
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AUCTIONEERS.
AUCTION SALE OF
Hlorsesg IfOrsesg

At
BENSI\ GERS BAZAAR
No. 9IU La. Ave.
On SATURDAY MOIiNING, OCTOBER EIGHTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK. will sell A CARLOAD OF
HORSES AND MARES. CONSIGNED BY MIR. ].
G. PENDER OF JOHNSTOWN, PA. This load
consists of Horses to suit for any business Workers
and Drivers-aLd WILL RE SOLD To THE HIGH
EST BIDDER WITHOUT RESERVE WE CALL
THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF DEALERS CON
TRACTORS AND THE IUBLIC GENERALLY TO
THIS SALE. $. BENSINGER, Auct.
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MARCUS NOTES, AUCTIONEE4,
637 La. ave, near 18th st. NV.
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c. C. SLOAN & Co, AUCTIoNEERs, 1407 ST.

IoRE, CARPEiS, OFFICE EFFECTS &c.,
&c. WITHIN OUR ROOMS. 140I
ST. SATURDAY. OCTO-
BEIt EIGHTH. 1898,
AT TEN AN.
Such AS WALNUT AND OAK FOLDING BEDS,
WHITE AND BRASS BEDS, LOT OF SMALL
DESKS, CARPETS. 0IICLOTHS, FANCY
RUGS, HANDSOME WALNUT AND OAK
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SUITES AND
ODD PIECES, REFEIGERATORS, MAT
TkESSES: PILLOWS. PICTURES. CHINA
SIpEBOARDS. EXT. TABLES. DINING
CHAIRS IARI.OR SUITES. COUCIiES. EASY
CHAIRS, BENTWOoD CHAIRS. RUGS, TWO
LADIES' WHEELS, CARD TABLE, TYPE
WRITER DESK. DWARF BOOK CASE
CHIFFoNIERS, CLOSETS, CORNER DIVAN
OFFICE CHAIRS, MATTINGS. KITCHEN
GOODS, &c. &c. NOW on VIEW.
AND AT TWELVE VI.
HORSE. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
Terms cash
oc62t C. G. SLOAN & co, Aucts
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The Banquet.

me BnDuuct.
The banquet began at 10 O'Clock Capt
W. A I'm, commander of A p Hill Camp
No. >, presided. and Mr. S VI. Newhouse
was postmaster.
The tgasts We're Confederate Artillery
response by Grand Commander J. j. Will
Hams; Confederate Infantry Col. Rich
ard Parks, confederate Cavalry" General
HUndiey- Confederate Navy" Capt Por-
ter, The Rank and File OF the Army Of
Northern Virginia. Col. KAN: The Sons
Of Confederate Veterans Col Tom Smith.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy.'' Cant
Asa Moore. The Women Of the South
Dcv. Or. J. William Jones: The SnIGiars
''Butt~Tmilk and Honey" Capt T. & Mur-
ply. The Grand Camp Of Virginia +" col
Peyton Randolph; The Blue and the
Gray Major Barclay.
About 80 veterans sat down to the tables
During the progress of the banquet the band
Ciscoursed music The airs were Dixie
Bonnie Blue Flag. My Old Kentucky
Hone and others Of a similar nature. AT
the first strains of Dixie many of the old
vets became wild with enthusiasm and
gave vent 10 their feelings by giving the
o.1-tifne REBEL yell. Occasionally the band
varied the program by playing tunes of
more modern date. and were PLAYING
There's Hot Time in the Old Town To-
night when Captain NeWhaUs. toastmas-
ter. announced that the time had arrived
for the speaking to begin.
Responses to ToaSts.
Captain Nvwhaus. in happy address,
opened this part Of the exercises and intro
dUced Grand Commander Williams who re-
ferrcd 10 the report OF Gen. J. L. Johnston
as to the battle Of the first Manassas. and
told OF q number of incidents connected
with the services OF the artillery on the
southern side during the war in CuIpeper
county Addressing the young men who
were present, Commander Williams said if
they wanted examples Of fidelity to duty
they could md them IN the memory of the
men who laid down their lives within sight
OF the city of Cuipeper Going Back to
Dixie was played by the band al the close
Of Mr. Williams address, some of the
veterans keeping time with their feet aud
others joining in the words OF the chorus
Capt. Richard Parks was the second
speaker He said the infantry OF northern
Virginia were seldom e.ualed and never
excelled. either in ancient or modern times
They faced death in every conceiva Bile
form, and yet they never fiinchcd. He de-
MED that southern soldiers were rebels
If they Were. II would be treason to honor
their memory, and he predicted that the
time would come when justice would be
done to the memory OF those who died for
the southern cause. 1t was for the undying
principles of liberty, he said, that the in
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DUNCANsoN BROTHERS, AUCTIoNEERs.

seq dads
The silver star., 1898-05-19

]. j. Harris & Co. have been
bucking the railroad company OF
late and are having large part OF
their goods brought in from Duran
go by wagon, which costs less than
to ship them over the Rio Grande
Southern. The railroad company
has always played acinch game and
is still at it. The railroad Is now
paying more than it has since the
panic Of 'e3 and if its freight ratss
were little lower it would pay still
more, The people will not submit
to being held up all the time and
J. J. Harris & Co.'S. action is a move
in the right direction.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Can you tell me what sort of
weather we may expect next
month";" wrote a farmer to the
editor of his country paper, and the
editor replied as follows; "It is my
belief that the weather next month
will De very much like your sub
scription BILL" The farmer Won
dered for all hour what the editor
was driving at when he happened to
think ofthe word unsettled" He
sent postal note.-Ex.
1t would be very gratifying to us
if number of our subscribers would
do as the farmer did.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Possibly our readers will understand
the following; bNt we fail to see where
the point comes in, il there is a point;
RAYMOND. May 10. 1898
EDIToR SILVER STAR, Dolores, Colo.
Would very low person be permitted
the use Of your paper in defence Of right
Il Justice Iwould like to give little
advice TO few unamerican person
troubled with expansion Of the Head
II you know an unfortunate person g. II
don't know one hunt one up 4 when you
see some ono trying to shove him down
help him all you can & make life just a.
disagreeable for the unfortunate as you
can don't consider his feelings he has NO
right to any.
II will convince your iriends II you
hsye any that you have high grade Of
intelligence that you had Mother 4 did
not grow like Toppy also that you would
be good man to select ss friend don't
pay any attention to Life liberty l.
Happiness our fore Fathers were only
Joking when they inserted that in tho
constitution - am learning to my
sorrow the unfortunate has no right ON
earth or that you are to respect God
placed them on earth especially for your
amusement 4 ~ YoU pERsEvERE You
WILL EVENTUALLY GET ALL THE FUN YOU
WANT IA Woodbury.
The above communication IL printed
verbatim and IL II wouldn't burst the
suspender button on the back Of q fat
mans pants We don't know what would.
The silver star., 1898-05-19
THE SICK.

Miss Hattie Johnson has been
sick for the past four weeks with an
abscess in the axillary space. Dr.
l.. G. Haefeli used the lance last
Sunday and although the young
lady is somewhat better, she is still
a very sick girl.
Mr.. Poiner's four children are
sick with toncilitis. DR.. Haefeli is
the attending physician.
Mr.. Elemyer's daughter is ON the
sick list.
Fred Taylor's children are sick
with capillary bronchitis and are
under the care Of DR.. Hacfeli.
One Of Henry At,eln's children is
on the sick list.
Uncle Charley johnson is slightly
under the weather with kidney
trouble.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

We publish tho following songs at the
request Of the three Dolores boys who
have donned tho blue to fight for their
country:
To the Air Of Marching Thro' Oeorgia." ]"
Come on. boys, and all Join hands.
And proudly we will sing,
just 70 let the people know,
That we're the proper thing;
Wc'rc among the terrors
That hrst 10 Cuba 20,
10 tsne the dirty SpansardE
The silver star., 1898-05-19
ouslDsss lesslp.

The Blaln Hotel 10 the place 70 stop
when you 20 % durango. Good bedc.
good meals and courteous treatment are
assured you. lStf
Bring your white shirts. collars and
cuast 10 THs SILVIA 6rAR' ollcs 70 l,e
cent By Mondays train.
Call and examine the new line Of can.
plss Tor spring and eummss clothing 1t
TIE SfLvHR SrAn o(lce.
When 10 Durango You should stop at
the Blatn Hotel. Chas. Flect, proprietor !.
The table u supplied With every thing
the market a6ofde and you are sure nf
being treated courteously ~ well No huv :.
!ng . 9ood comfortable bed to slsep u.
Union Depot. l5if
The silver star., 1898-05-19

When you get new suit Of clothe,
you want to be sure Of having Il ft
That's Just tho reason that you should
Gull on Joe H. Dewitt. agent for ths
Watt Tailoring Co.. Of Chicago, u THU
company guarantees At.
The BELL STEAM LAUNDRY. d
Durango. M. r. Bell 4 Co.. Propristors
Complete plant Of now machinery. All
work guaranteed. Laundry sent Mon.
days and delivered on Saturday. Jos e
Dewitt, agent, KS
The silver star., 1898-05-19

H. w. Parsons and Postmaster
Ezra Hambelton of Cortez, were
visitors In this city last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hambclton made THE SII.vER
STAR pleasant call.
The silver star., 1898-05-19
Tho Gong Of the Cowboy Volunteers.

'''~ ESs6 ~ ssS ~SWSSy IOeutO0tos
The BOYS Of the New Mexico mounted
riaemen have composed the following
song, to be sung to the tune of Good
bye My Lover. Good bye" which they
will sing on the way to the front. The
singers are practicing up on the words
and music, and the stationeE on the way
will be serenaded as they are passed
through:
We cowboy lads are starting out.
Good bye my lover. good bye.
just listen to our yell and shout.
Goodbye my lover, good.b bye,
Chorus-Bye baby by. low,
Bye baby by-fow.
Bye baby by low,
Good-b bye my lover. goodbye.
We left our good. old. happy home.
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
Apd now we're bound for San Anton,
Goodbye my lover. goodbye.
Chorus
Captain Max. is the very man,
Good-by my lover. goodbye.
To lead this brave and western gang.
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
Chorus
Lieutenant Keyes. he take the cheese,
Good bye my lover, good bye.
At making Spaniards get on their knees.
Good bye my lover. good. bye.
Chorus
Our Sherman didn't march to sea,
Goodbye my lover. good bye.
But he will make the Spanish flee.
Good bye my lover. good bye.
Chorus
Dewey fixed them on the water.
Good bye my lover, good bye.
But we will give them something hotter,
Goodbye my lover. good bye.
Chorus
The silver star., 1898-05-19

A young lady of Pagosa recently
asked her I'LL ther il the girls felt so
bad when their lovers talked of 60
ing to the war of the Rebellion as
they do now when they talk of go
ing to the American-Spanish war
Pagosa Springs News.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

MKA|s Y w =s'F v s'E sSE \ zs<M Y
Local & Personal " &
s*zsH= z*a sazK
More rain.
Attorney c. A. johnson is in the
city today.
w. B. Zufelt, of Mancos, was in
this city Tuesday.
Mancos is to have a -four mill
after several years of talk.
Sill Kramer has been bothered
with lame back for the past week
E. f. Ormiston was attending to
business in this village last Satur-
day.
Frank Woodruff and VIM. Bruce
were visitors in Dolores last Satur-
day.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

We are informed that the Daugh-
ters Of Pocahontas will give card
party at the Red Mems hall to-
night. Everybody invited. Lodge
notices of this character should be
handed in not later than Wednesday
noon.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

w. ]. Exon and H. D. Brindle
took trip to the Mancos valley
last Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. Exon purchased eleven head Of
fat cattle for his meat market, while
there.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

w. H. Wallace came in from the
Disappointment country last Mon
day. He is looking fine and seems
to be enjoying life.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

It is trite but pregnant saying
that newspaper should be like a
tooth brush-everybody should
have one Of his own and not borrow
from his neighbors.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

There is "a thing in Dolores in the
shape of human being that should
have been OH the baitleship Maine
when it was blown up. This thing
is Spanish sympathizer, but thank
goodness, it don belong in Dolores.
Damn a buzzard in turkey coun-
try.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

A. M. Puett arrived from Dolores
this morning. Al is again compet-
ing with the railroad in transporta-
ton of stock. k.-Rico News-Sun.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

To run q newspaper without oc-
casionally publishing an item that
proves to be incorrect or gives Of.
(ense ID like running railroad with
out having any accidents or smash.
vps, II simply can't be done.
The silver star., 1898-05-19
DOLORES MoNTEzuMA THURSDAY MAY

Miss Olive WILDER and ourselfa at
tended the play and dance at Man
cos last night. Both the play and
dance were all right. Miss WILDER
remained in our peighboring village
to visit with friends.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Rico has had a few burglaries of
late. which is not surprising from
the number tramps that are passing
through the country.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Misses Pauline and Amelia Bauer
and Louisa ROessler and Mr.. Chas.
Roessler, Of Mancos, were In Do
lores last Sunday.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

A man hears a thousand fault.
finding snarls to one helpful word.
People try to make each other as
uncomfortable as possible.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Tom Thornell and wife were up
from the valley last Tuesday and
Tom made THE SILVER STAR a
pleasant call,
The silver star., 1898-05-19

E. R. Lamb and Mrs. F. NJ.
Goodykuntz were up from Cortez
on Tuesday last.
The silver star., 1898-05-19

Uncle Charley johnson went to
Durango Tuesday to be treated for
his present illness.