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The evening times., 1898-09-05

Ladies Sailor Hats.
Lot of Black and Blue Pineapple
Straw SailOrs-the new height of crown
and breadth of brim; with Silk Bands
and Leather FaCingS. Regular -,
ofG hAAN 4OA - u
Lot of Ladies White Rough Straw
and Sailors. with double brims; nat
" shape Blue Silk Bands-very sty-
lish and jaunty. Worth $l2ebut n
we have remarked them to....-......O OOC
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Scriyner's Patent Drawers.

You know what they are-those Main
sock Drawers, with the elastic side
seams, that yield and give to the action
of the body. Everywhere they're 81 or
more. We snail close out what
Smith had at .....--.-..-...-..-------- ~
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Specials in Notions.

Specials in Notions.
Very much below the usual price for
| these staples And they are but a few
| OF the many.
Ladies' and Misses regular CSC. silk
Hose Supporters. in all col0rs-per
pair Tor -.--.----------------------- &C
1Oc- Crochet Silk, in all colOrs.
per spool. ...--..-.-----..-.-......fI
25c. size and kind for 15c spool.
SC Paper Darning Needles, in as.
10c. Corset Steels, per pair .... 4c
Sc. pieces of Feather Stitch Braid
Tor -.-----.----------....--.---
16c. Bone Casing. in s-yard pieces n
| SC. Cards Hump Hooks and Eyes. &c
Further Reductions in Hanikerchiefs.
| Those tables of Ladies' Embroidered
/ Bordered Henstitched Initial and Black
| Bordered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs that
\ have been selling at l5c. and fsc. will be
| all thrown together tomorrow for
your choice at .-.----....-.-..-....... ~
| Mems SILK Initial Handkerchiefs. fun
/ size VIDE mems dnd regular 5JC. -
/ quality-To close at ....-.--.....-. &c
Fancy Pussy" Dress Fronts.
| What are left Of those Chiffon Silk and
| Lace Dress Fronts IN the shades that
| have been $I-59-Less than a dozen
| Are reduced 10 ..--.....-..-..........O9
Veiling.
Several pieces of White Chiffon Veil
ing with black dots; fashionable mesh
and dots Smiths price was &c. \
Our price is only -----.--.--..-.-- I9C Va
A Rare Hosiery Bargain
! Lot of Ladies I.isle Thread and Silk
I Hosiery. IN slate and black solid coIors:
and fancy effects. There are three grades
bundled together-50c.. 75c- and
] 81. 4Or ".s---------..--.--------' OSN
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10 Yards Fine Embroidery for 25c.

And you have the choice of many
handsome patterns of varying widths
both cambria and NainsOOk- They're ex-
cellent values, at y l-2c. and f5c. Wen
cut as few yards as you want
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All Ladies White Waists. 98c.

Ladies Fall Weight Jackets.
lJo medium weight Jackets. in Tan
Brown, Red, Green and Black: made In
Sood styles: lined with silk All of
Smiths small lots in three divisions.
$500 Jackets for s523.
St2 20 Jackets for S7.45
sf7o0 Jackets for Sf045
just as good as any of the fashions
that'H be shown as new this season. It's
good chance for you to get n fall
weight Coat
Duck Skirts.
What are left of the Smith stock Of
Ladies N-50 White Duck Skirts. cut fun
choice Saea 'efe for hem and strap seams, sc
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Fancy FuSSy DreSS fronts.
What are left Of those Chiffon. Silk and
Lace Dress Fronts IN the shades that
have been $l5l1Less than dozen
Are reduced TO ..-.............O O9C
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Mems SILK Initial Handksrchiefs, fun
size. wide hens and regular &c
quality-To close at ..........-.. nc
The evening times., 1898-09-05

Those tables Of Ladies' Embroidered
Bordered Hemstitched. Initial and Black
Bordered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs that
have been selling at l5c. and f9c. will be
all thrown together tomorrow for
your choice al t...-....-.. SC
The silver star., 1898-03-17
THE MILL.
Wsrl Under Way.

ALTHOUGH the bad weather has
DELAYED the work on the new mill
a little, things are now moving a
long nicely. Three teams have
been hauling rock for the founda-
ton and basement since last Tues
day and are still busy. The work
of excavating for the basement was
begun this morning and will he
rushed. The railroad company has
had crossings put in across the
tracks on Kramef Avenue, leading
to the mill. Work will be rushed
from now on until the mill is COM
pleted; bad weather and late ship
mcnt of the machinery will be the
only things that may cause a de-
lay.
Several outside parties have beet
laughing up their sleeves and say
ing. "Oh, that's only newspaper
talk; nobody has any intention o'
building a mill at Dolores. Thr
SILVER STAR naturally takes
little credit upon itself regarding
the new mill, MS it placed the mat
ter before the public ard urged thu
erection Of mill n. a firrc wrcn f'
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Marching Through Cuba.

From the Denver Evening Post.
Bring forth that zane old bug.c, boys.
and toot it once again.
Well stir the echoes with song from
Cripple Creek to Maiue.
Well sing in lively tune how we won't
do thing to SPAIN.
AS we 90 marching through Cuba.
Our joints are touched with rheumatic,
our lair is turning white,
Our hides have lost their freshness and
the graybacks may not bite.
But all the same we're ready to put up
another fight,
As we go marching through Cuba.
Again we'll live on fossil beans OF great
antiquity.
And rusty bacon from the swine that
plunged into the sea
When devils were cast into them. as told
in history.
As we go marching through Cuba.
We hope the hens will be as fat, and that
they'll roost as low,
And sleep as soundly as they did back in
the long ago
In Georgia's ever sunny cline we'll need
them. don't you know.
As we go marching through Cuba.
Again the blasted officers will swear
they'll have us shot
When coming in from foraging we hap:
pen to be caught.
Then grant us absolution il we'll give
them half we've got.
As we go marching through Cuba.
Again on many darksome night the
suffers tent we'll slit.
And work upon the whisky bar'l with
faithful brace and bit.
And with our cantecns flied with booze
back to our quarters git.
As We go marching through Cuba.
Again with heavy hearts we'll greet the
same old greenback day,
When we will answer to our names in ac
cents OF dismay.
Then stand in silent line and watch the
sutler draw our pay.
As we go marching through Cuba.
The boys in gray are with us now, witt
that old rebel yell.
That in the days OF bloody war we learn
cd to know 30 well.
And won't we give the Spaniards some
thing Just Us good AS hell. s
As we 90 marching through Cuba.
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have kept quiet would have beento
have had the mill go elsewhere.
Hence, when we publish anything
regarding the mill it can be relied
upon. To those who have been
doubtful we say, come to Dolores
and view the work under way and
all doubt will be dispelled.
The silver star., 1898-03-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.


q =
UNCLE SAN now has two more
lighting ships, but even without
them Spain would hot be in it.
-..i
Ir IS hard to tell whether II is
bad colds or tight garters that cause
50 many red noses in this village OF
late.
THE money power will, if posi-
bic, get fighter grip upon the peo-
Die Of the United States in the
event OF war with Spain.
tit
S,MErrMEs man gets a reputa-
t;on for being close because he wears
old clothes, has paid all his debts
and hasn't any money left to get a
reputation with for being liberal
-. ~, -.;...-.-.. III
,rpy.fact that the Durango Dem
E'ocratflcdds Il and the Herald follows
4is clearly demonstrated by the items
r regarding District, Attorney spick
ard visiting, certain town to 'oo'
fup h wife bcater.
| HOW dq you,..think II it would lool
!, ~ ,,t,nt -if.slf the reports of Madar
The silver star., 1898-03-17

DISTRICT ATTORNEY ]. f. Spick-
ard goes to Dolores to-day to prose
cute case against man who is al
lodged to have sadly mistreated his
wife. The man is said to have
beaten the woman shamefully. tits
also said that he has kept drunk
and acted the scoundrel in many
ways.-Tuesday's Durango Demo
crat.
The Democrat is mistaken; Dis
trict Attorney Sp;ckard did not
come to Dolores at all. Dolores
may be tough, but we have no wife
beaters in our town. AS the Dem
ocrat tries to treat all alike, it has
evidently been misinformed III this
case, and will correct the wrong
impression it has made when ap-
prised of it.
We are inclined to place more
stress upon the above than We
would otherwise, had not the Her
aid rushed frantically to the from
with its grape vinep local service
and made an item regarding th'
matter, "Wednesday, in an effort tt
keep up with its morning pace
maker.
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DOLORES. COLORADO. THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1898.

o0aO4Ol
to veto the bill appropriating $685.
900 to reimburse the publishing
house Of the Southern Methodist |
Church for war damage to its prop
erty, which was this week passed |
by the Senate, the Methodist bleth-
rem will soon get the money.
There may have been worse vio-
lations Of the canons Of good taste
than that Of the Providence, R. L.,
Board Of Trade, in sending a circu- =.
lar letter to each Senator and Rep
resentativc, in which the attempt is
made to use the destruction Of the
Maine and the probability of war
Niih Spain as an argument for the
gold legislation asked for by the
indianapolis bankers convention,
but none such is recalled just now
Representative Freeman Knowles,
of S. Oak, who is serving his first
term in the House, is so far as
known the only man in Congress
who has answered this extraordi-
nary circular letter, but the answer
of Mr.. Knowles was very warm
document, as may be judged from
the following Quotations therefrom:
"I can find no language to express
my abhorrencc OF men who will seek
to take advantage of; the patriotism
of the people to force financial
( system upon them which means
their enslavement. You are the
same class as those who took adj
vantage of the peoples patriotism
rS6I-'65, to fasten upon the toll
tI,u meshes a system OF bondage by
which YOU have absorbed the en-
Itirc product OF labor since the war.
This class would not hesitate to
sell our country for gold, and woule
welcome to our shores foreign armie!
and navies, rather than lose the in
fterest on their bonds. This is tn
| same class whicil'is now trying t.
fasten upon the struggling patriot
:, of Cuba the 500, GOO, 600 of bond
which the European Shylocks hav
taken from Spain in return for tn
[money they loaned that nation Wit
which to butcher the Cubans.
"You talk about going to war upo
gold basis. If you are not eve
], more ignorant than you are unjus
YOU would know that no nation eve
| conducted war upon gold basi
, At the very first scent OF dang'
! gold always hunts its cowardl
!, hole. Men who would take a.
r vantage OF the present delicate al
strained foreign relations OF the
country to foist a robber financi
l. system upon the people are, in II
r Judgment, greater traitors to h
h rnanity than was Jrdas Iscariot
IS Benedict Arnold" /"
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MANcos ITEMS.
special TO tho srLvrn STAR.

Special 10 tho stLvrn STAR.
A nine pound boy arrived at the home
cf Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wcathcrlll last
"Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. 4. Hawkins han been quite
this wses with the grip.
Miss Hattie Barnett welt I'd Durango
Thursday TO visit with her friend, Miss
Maud Weaver.
II. J. Ncilscn. Of Bluff. Utah. wan u Wis
tor In our village this week.
sdam u. Peterson: OF etsh; IL a.
The silver star., 1898-03-17

THERE is, according to latest ad-
vices, no longer any doubt as to the
cause OF the wreck of the battleship
Maine. The report Of the Court of
inquiry will state that it was blown
up by a Spanish submarine mine.
Upon receipt of the official report
the United States will demand sIo,-
ooo, 600 indemnity Of Spain and
Spain will ask that the matter be
arbitrated, as the report Of her div
ers will be the reverse OF those oi
the U. S. 1t is now thought that
the inevitable result will be war.
The silver star., 1898-03-17

AN exchange describes the situa-
ton which is know.iiu every news,
paper Office, when it says that man
does not think of the feelings OF his
mother when he gets into dis
graceful state of dcpravity, but ex-
poets the editor to have a tender re-
gard for that mothers feelings and
omit his name in telling the shame.
ful story.-Durango Democrat.
The silver star., 1898-03-17
WASHINGTON
LETTER.

From our Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Mart 1893.
AT LAST the administration and
Congress have caught up with the
people on the Spanish question.
Congress has been all right all the
time: it has only been waiting for
Mckinley to indicate what he want
ed. This week he broke silence,
and the result was that in As hours
a bill appropriating 1900. 600, TO
be expended at his discretion had
been unanimously passed by the
House and Senate and carried to
him for his signature. 1t does not
matter whether it was the request
OF Spain for Fitz. Lees recall, which
was so promptly refused by McKin-
ley, or the certainty that the Court.
of Inquiry will report that the Maine
was blown up. from the outside, that
has aroused the administration to
the necessity of preparing to lick
Spain. 1t is enough to know .tliat
it has been aroused, and that it is
now pushing war preparations in
dead earnest. Having given him all
the money that will be needed be-
fore the actual fighting begins and
left him entirely unhampcred as to
how it shall be spent, Congress is
proceeding witi,'its routine business,
and holding itself ready for any
further action that may be consider
ed necessary. The only thing 10 be
regretted is that Mckinley had-snot
asked for this appropriation month
or two ago.. A month ago fighting
ships might have been purchased in
Europe that cannot now be had, ow-
ing to European war clouds and
other reasons, We have got navy
enough, however, even if the naval
officer sent to Europe doesn't buy a
single vessel, to lick anything ant
everything that flies the Spanish
flag, as will be proven in short orde
after the shooting starts.
-. ~
The National Association OF Dem
ocratic Clubs, which has made ar
ranyements to celebrate the i55tl
birthday anniversary Of Thoma
jefferson, by subscription dinner
on "Wednesday, April i3, at whicI
Hon. William J. Bryan and Senate
Jones, of Ark, chairman ofthe Dem
acratic National Committee, will b
guests of honor, has issued circu
lar letter urging all democratic club
to celebrate in some way by joinin
with the National Association u
common homage to the memory {
the great apostle Of American libe
ty, the author Of the Declaration
Indepca.dsnce, and. the founder I
the democratic pariyl and in fres
expsession Of our unaiterable dete
nination to prcserye'the heritaSe'
freedom as /, crnieto Jus from q
forcfathcrs, and to- resist by ever
lawful means in'cnr power the Ct
roachments of:organized wealth al
monopoly upon The constitution
fights Of the people"
t+t. W :.
= Senator Alien offered resoli!tit
this.week. which.a ahe Senate adof
ed, calling on the ATTORNEY Get'sr I
{ to inform the Senate how MANY Wi
, Of Injunction were granted anr''
+ ise7E'es by the .stni.sd ,s'a,
Courts. against lai,sr leaders q
labor organizations, and TO furni
Z, it,with certified copies Of such wr VI
/. the afiidavits upon which apple
lias for them were made, and
*; ;gsss;sss' ssFYis's' W" 9
y - a. ~s,.a.- AsAns n {flft1
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II you have any kick coming because
We have not mentioned the arrival or de.
parture OF some OF your friends, please
be kind enough to keep your complaint
to yourself and tell us about euch mat.
ters in the future.
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dressing the people Of the Mormon

dressing thc people Of the Mormon
church.
A. T. Samson was quite sick last week
but is much better now.
l.. NJ Armstrong 10 under the DOCTORS
care ard is elowls impro-ins.
Mrr. n. A. Cooper, OF Denver. arrived
Saturday TO visit the Coetcn aud sheck
fam,ies.
George Bauer cdinc hone last Tues.
dny from his visit IN the East era scuts
srd la glad Is Hst rscr.
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Rumor were published?-Pa
Springs News.
Those of this vicinity would look
worse than the wreck of the Maine.

T
THERE is talk OF arbitrating the
difficulty between the United States
and Spain. Nice way to settle
matter in which the nations honor,
the death of $50 seaman and the de-
struction of battleslip are CON
cerned.
GENERAL Fitz. Lee deserves an
unlimited amount Of praise for the
courage and patriotism he has dis
played in Cuba. He says he will
not leave until compelled to and
even then will go with Old Glory
waving over his head and the pro-
cession will be headed with bras:
band. 'Tis pity there is not more
like him.
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Job work done 1T this ONCE.

j. Job work done ut this oi'ice.
!. Tho Blain Hotel IL the place to stoT
when you go to durango. Good bsdt.
good meals and courteous treatment ARP
assured you. .s.. @f
Tho BELL STEAM LAUNDRY, y
Durango. NJ. y. Bei.k Co.. Proprietorss,
Com plete plant Of new machinery. AT
work guaranteed. Laundry sent Moi
days ard Delivered on Saturday. joe II
Dewitt. agent.
Cal! and esaniub the row llne u sAt.a:;
pies tor spring md haHwes ssssMee -
fn- stttvr stfr ontt
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to veto the bill appropriating s2ss,-
900 to reimburse the publishing
house Of the Southern Methodist
Church for war damage to its prop
erty, which was this week passed
by the Senate, the Methodist bieth-
ren will soon get the money.
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.The Spaniards needed one more
ship at Manila" Yes; marksman-
ship."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I'm sorry sir" said the nurse to the
anx!ously waiting young father, but
You won't be able to call It Dewey.
You'll have to call 1t Deborah, SIR
Chicago Tribune. 5z,.
Hoa1-I don't care what you say,
sFleshly's bound to be brave soldier.
Joax = What! That fat lumpus?
Hoa1-That's just It. He's too fat to
run.-Philadelphia Record.
There's been another engagement"
said young Mr.. Dolley, who had been
reading the latest war news. "Oh,
dear" sighed Miss Frocks, At wish
could be in an engagement" And In
few minutes she was In one.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
do you know why they ore called
Cipher dispatches? ."iaS"Of course,
can't to be sure, but 1 have an idea
that. the cipher represents the amount
of news the public usually, gets out OF
them."-Chicago Post.
"They tell me that the Spanlards have
never perfected disappearing gum"
said the man OF an investigating turn
of mind. Their guns disappeared in
Manila Bay all right" replied his more
filppant companion. - Detroit Free
Press. 3
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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires q con-
stltutionalt treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting direct
~ upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its own work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in It's curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send
for list Of Testimonials
Address 81
: T. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, &c. "a 5Ss
Halls Family PINS are the best.
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the American feet. While the report
admits the sinking Of the Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes. and the loss OF a part
Of her crew, Il states with unbtushlng
falsty that the American feet was re re-
pulsed with ',the ioes Of i 500 men, a
n It IL by filling the ears Of Yhe' Spanish
populace with these accounts Of inagin-
airy Victories, and BY turning defeat into
triumph on paper. that the Spanish gov
eminent and the press. which Is COM roll.
ed w tho government, are alaying the
disturbed state Of the public mind, and
the disqulet which wants but a match
20 tsnlte the flames Of revolution, But
IT'S but a temporary postponement Of
the crisis Tho popuiace In Spain.
ignorant as II IS, cannot long be de-
priyed Of the truth. Sooner or later the
truth must dawn upon Il, and then will
come the reckoning. g
The facts that the Philippines arc lost,
and that Puerto Rico and Cuba are at
the mercy Of the United States; that re-
ported victories have been In reality re.
verses: that fleets supposed to be en-
route to American waters and the Phil.
ippines are stu lied up in decrepId
condition, and Utterly useless fur want
Of funds for their equipment; that the
people have been systematically made
the Ylctims OF deceit from the very be-
ginning Of the war concerning every.
condition and sttuation--all this knowl-
edge, when itbecomee public property
In Spain. will accomplish more in the
direction Of the undolng Of Spain than
anything else that could happen q. nome
20 bring about such result.
What an attitude Spain occupies be-
fore the world to-day. A government.
bombastlc, boastins OF It's s"honor" and
its courage, taking advantage OF the
ignorance OF Its own people in It's effort
70 avert the inevitable domestic result
OF losing war with a foreign power-a
war which Will strip it Of It's colonial
power and It's revenues and wipe out
the last vestlge OF its once important in
fuence on the worlds destiny. tits the
complete degeneracy which has come
with centuries OF ignorance. corruption
and on-progresaveness. It Is the con-
sequence of thirteenth century clvillza-
"a
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NEWEST OF pARLoR GAMES.
\ Nice Method of Becoming Acquainted
With the Names OF ORR IYarshlns

A Nice Method of Becoming Acquainted
With the Names OF Our warshlps.
Washington Post: A Capital Hill girl
gave birthday party ono night last
week, and the game OF the evening
wasn't progressive euchre nor yet whist,
nor might've, which they play SO much
out In Omaha, nor plllowdex, which
they play at the British embassy, nor
anything else Of the kind Vt was some
thing new. It was amuslng, and, indis-.
pensablc consideration OF all "parlor'.
games, It game everybody q chance to
win something. Ey
Each OF the players received a card
bearing the name Of q dozen or so yes-'
sells belonging to our navy. With the
card went a pencil and a pad OF paper
on which he was required to write the
meaning of each name. II the name
happened to be that Of a city. ne was re-
qulred to tell where. the city Is. II the
name was that Of q man, he was to tell
who the man was. or course, some OF
the names were easy enough. but when
1t came to telling whether Miantonomoh
and Monatauk are mountains or capes or
rivers or whatever they are, 1t wasn't
everybody who knew.
There was head prize for the great
est number OF correct answers-It was a
pair Of navy button sleeve-llnks, by the
way-and there was a foot prize. The
girl who won the foot prize wrote that
Amplitude Is the name OF the Greek
goddess Of love, but afterward she
scratched 1t out and said she didn't
know. 81
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An Absurd Charge.

For downright mcndacly. which, is ut
tie short Of that displayed by Spanish
authorities and Spanish sympathizers.
the charge that Is being made by yellow
newspapers in this country that the
President is prolongingj the war! for poll
teal effect this fall has rad no equal
In oil the history OF partisan politics in
thls country. We're not these indulgences
dangerous in their tendency and under
some circumstances might be justly re-
sardcd as reasonable fol: the harm they
do, they would be absurd. Their very
lack Of logic dlsproves them.
II, for instance. there were any .politi-
cal advantage to be gained in the war
as these llbcllers OF the President would