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Building Permits.

f. r. Miller. repairs. ITO Udell street 5000
H. F. Weghm. frame cottage. Caldwell street.
near Walnut street. S6i5
William Wynn frame cottage. East Eighteenth
street s400.
j. T. Mcshane. barn. 2sis North Meridian
street s1o0.
H. Latter kitchen Harding. near Washington
street $50.
w. s. Hubbard. barn. 2Ss7 Paris avenue. STA.
August Plank. repairs. 1915 South Meridian
street $ieo
The Columbia Club. nrc-proof building. ~
Monument place. $4,000.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Following the reduction
of prices in Lonsdale Hope, Blackstone and allied
lines in beached cottons Fruit of the Loom, A
bleached, has been reduced to-day to SIC net.
Some good orders are already reported on the
price basis and a good general demand is
expected. In other directions the cotton goods
market here is without change of moment. The
demand is fair in the aggregate for staple and
fancy cottons. with buying spring account stu
most prominent. The print cloth market is very
firm and prices have hardening tendency, a good
demand being in evidence. The wooden goods
market remains without appreciate change IN
either mems wear fabrics W dress goods.
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OTIS.

SAVANNAH. Nov. 17-Spirits of turpentne
firm at S5Ac. Rosn firm; quote: 4, B, c: d, 81;
$40; K, s1.45 NJ, S1.55; N, $780, window glass,
S2.25; water white, S2.75
OIL CITY, Nov. 17.-Credit balances, $115 Ger
tfcates closed at SLIP bid for cash: sales 1900
brs cash at s112; 1900 brls cash at S.121a; ship
ments 70.391 brls; runs, 1924 brls.
WILMINGTON, Nov. T.-Spirits of turpentne
steady at 341RG35c Rosin nominal at $1O5G1. 10.
Crude turpentine firm at $125Q1.9O Tar steady
at ST.
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Deaths.

Charlotte Schmidt, eighty years, 4O1 Prospect
street, hillary obstruction
Infant Shea, six weeks, 612 West Merrill. street,
pneumonia.
John II. Tul sixty-seven years, 504 Douglass
street, neuralgia of heart.
Nancy Wilson. thirty years, 1860 Alvord
street, consumption
Isaac N Williams. forty three years. 743 Locke
street, typho-pneumonia.
John Bernhard, twenty-eight years, 1905 Shelby
street. acute mania.
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No spring wheat, 65Q651ac No. 2 red 6Slkc
No corn, 32AQS212c; No. 2 yellow, s21lQ32azc
No oats 261sc No. white, 29c; No. white
26a4@2S14c. No. rye, SIC. No. barley, f. o. b.
35@49c. No 1 fiaxseed, 97c. Prime timothy seed
81 Mess pork per brl, $7.S0@7. So Lard per
100 lbs, $4.9OQ4921s. Short-rb sides Qoose) $40
@4.90; drysalted shoulders (boxed), $4.371aG4 so;
short-clear sides (boxed), $47504.S5 Whisky dis
ters' finished goods, per gal, $1.25.
Receipts-Flour $4,000 brls; wheat. 217.OO0 bu;
corn 346 000 bu; oats, 347, 600 blu; rye 49, 0O0 bu
barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments-Flour 16 900 brls;
wheat 1874 900 bu; 621 600 blu; OATS 2SS 900 bu
rye. 105 600 bu barley. 106 600 bu.
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. IL.


Births.
Mary and Matthew Coleman, 2OO9 Cornell ave-
nue.. boy.
Pearl and Edwin D. Applegate, 42l North Lib
erty street, girl
Martha and James Smoot, 5Sl Bismarck street.
girl.
Birdie and William c. Patterson, 51S North Cali
fornia street, boy.
Edna and ]. H. Pernine. 702 East Cedar street.
boy
Clara and Charles F. Meyers. 1902 Salem street,
boy
Lavinia and James Sheehan, Willow street. girl.
Druslla and Alexander Taylor, 232 Rankin
street. boy.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Seven Transfers, with a Total Con-
siderntiOn of &1O.45O.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. II, 1885, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite 229 first office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
to August M. Kuhn, part of Lot 5. Blakes
subdivision of Outlet S...................... 500
Joseph Kelly to Henry Strauss (trustee),
Lots 81 and 49, Block 5. Tuxedo Park. 100
Arthur " Brown to Henry Themes. Lot IS,
L. b. Seminary addition to West Indian
dpollS LOU
Henry C. Cox to A. NJ. Ogle and w w.
Hubbard, Lot rs, Ogles East Park addi-
Charles w. Meeker to William Degner. Lot
IS, johnson & Hogshires East Washing
ton-street addition Observation-Disclosures. 600
James w. Kennerdel to Henry S. Cunning
ham. Lot Il and part Of Lot II. Fiscus's
subdivision Of Block q, Johnsons heirs
ADDITION 1000
Henry S. Cunningham TO Ida Y. Hoover
Lot u and part Of Lot H. Ffscuss sub
division of Block p. Johnson's heirs ad-
dlton $3.50
Transfers, Z; consideration. .............slO45G
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Change in Freight Agents.

VIII G. Apologize. of New Albany. agent
for the Monon at Louisville. has resigned
and Bayless o. Bannon. agent in New AL
bany. has been promoted to his place, but
Will also retain charge of the office in New
Albany, the change being virtually a con-
soltdation of the two offices. William
Biggs agent for the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern at New Albany. has also re-
signed and j. l. Clark agent for the Louis
vile Southern i'm Louisville, has been ap-
pointed 10 succeed him
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Volume of Trade Satisfnctory-
Changes i'm Values Few.

With the fine weather trade is taking on more
activity and the last half Of the month Of Novcm-
Der bids fair to show great Improvement over
that Of the corresponding month in 1897. Prices
carry an unusually steady tone. Poultry, eggs
and articles handled Commission row. with tho
near approach of Thanksgiving. are advancing
and prospects are that apples and oranges are to
sell at higher figures all winter. The hide market
is dull and prices weak Provision market Is ac-
tive and prices on some descriptions OF hog
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Thursdays Bank CIearings.

At Chicago-Clearings. s21. 33s, s4s; balances
s1.2s4.727. New York exchange. 10c discount
Posted rates. S4S31z and saS7.
At New York-C1earngs $1s1. STE, 9S5; balances
$7,2S2.474.
Al Boston-Clearings. s2llC7.s7l; balances
s., 567.2
$6S4.53
At Observation-Disclosures, $ls 795 496; balances
81. 1851
At New DEMONSTRATING, s1.77I,147
At ST. Louis-Clearings, S5,6Sl,S27; balances
s513.279.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. $52S.Ss5.
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Personal, Local and General Notes

The interurban electric railway between
Elkhart and Goshen will be opened for bust
ness Dec. ].
Employees of the Big Four I'm its shops at
Wabash are working over time i'm most of
the departments.
James +. Lawless. superintendent of the
Great Northern Express Company, has ten
dered his resignation.
3. l.. Moore, general freight agent of the
Northern Pacific. is on an extended Eastern
trip, visiting agents Of the company.
Claude c. HILL district passenger agent of
the Wisconsin Central lines, who succeeds
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 17.-Cotton quiet; sales,
4,SCG bales; ordinary, 7-l5c; good ordinary, &C;
low middling, 43sc; middling. 13-16c; good mid
ding. $780, middling fair, sac; receipts, IA, 529
bales stock, 293,007 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Cotton dull middling.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-California dried fruits
Wire tray, saS1bc Choice S%@sc; fancy, sI%c
Prunes, Sl8G10c Apricots-Royal. 1Q14c; Moor
Park, 13Ql7c. Peaches-Unpeeled, S2Ql2l2c;
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increase in Realty Transfers

The monthly report of realty transfers and
buildings, as compiled by the American
Land and Title Registration Company.
shows that in October Indianapolis in
creased her realty transfers per cent over
the corresponding month of last year Only
four other cities IN the list showed an in
crease.
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Marriage Licenses.

William A. Plasted and Zoleika Jennings.
John StitZel and Maggie Farmer.
Charles A. Nipple and Blanche " Stoney.
George l.. Kinney and Nancy Ann Wardlow.
John f. Baase and Lulu Victoria Reese.
Warner w. Sandrock and Grace Cook.
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$9.7501125: Northern s1l01175. Copper firm; lake,
brokers' 12ssc; exchange 12.s7lzG12. 95c. Lead dull
brokers, SIC; exchange. 370Q3.75c. Tin duh
straits, 17.S5Q1Sc; plates steady. Spelter quiet
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-Lead firm at 36Oc. Spelter
strong at 5l5c.
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products easy Hams firm at quotations. There
is an active movement Of staple groceries at I'M
changed. but very firm prices. The dry goods
houses are enjoying a big trade at steady prices.
The local grain market is more active with the
increasing receipts. Track bids yesterday, as re-
ported BY the secretary Of the Board Of Trade,
Wheat-No. red. 6sisc; No. red, 6slAG67lzc;
November. eS1zc; wagon wheat, e7c.
Corn-No. / white S2Ac; No white Zone
mixed So So: No. White mixed. s2s.c: No
white mixed. 32%c; No yellow, S2s4c; No.
yellow, 3294c; No. mixed 32Ac; No mixed.
32asc No. : mixed. 29sic; ear corn. S2%c
New Corn-No white 30Ac; No. white. 26h
@2Shc; No yellow. sec; No. yellow. 2sq2Sc;
No 3 mixed. 29l2c; No. mixed. 2512st2712c.
Oats--No white, 2S12c; No. 3 white, 2Sc; No.
mixed. 2G12c; No 5 mixed, 2Gc.
Hay-No 1 timothy, $3.50; No. timothy, $3.50
inspections-Wheat: No. red. 9 cars; No. 8. Z:
white. 5 cars; No. 4, 10; No. yellow, g. No. 3
mixed 2 No Z o ear corn % p total . S cars;
mixed 8: rejected, !; total, cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens, SIC; spring chickens. 51ac; cocks,
21zc len turkey SC; toms ,c young turkeys iG VS.
full feathered SOc for pIucked.
Cheese-New York full cream, 10G11c; skins,
6@Sc; domestic Swiss, 12l2c; brick. lie; limburger
Butter--sl4@1O14c; ElgIn creamery, &c.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOc per Id; prime duck.
10G17c per ID.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 17Q1Sc; tub-washed,
2OQ25c; bury and understandable, sc less.
Hcney-10@13c per ID.
Ducks, Mallard, 1913 per doz; other wild ducks,
$2Q2. % per doz. Rabbits see. Prairie chickens S.
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-Eo. l. SIC; No 2, TIC; No
/ calf, 10c: No. 2 calf, slac.
Grease-White, &c; yellow, 212c brown, 2Ac.
pPltcN-No. J. Re. 10. :, -l.c.
Bones-Dry $12013 per ton.
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He Knew.
Puck

Bobby-Pa, what is a painless dentist?
Victim Coming ouD-He's a liar.
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Life

do you think YOU can support a wife,
with the help of Providence hope to-
Providence has no rating In Brade
streets"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

I'm and after Tuesday. Aug. l6. 1898
~ trains will run follows; Central
Standard Time.) All trains enter -. q
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
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ARRIVE
U City & w &C. dy. 9:25
wst'n linn, dy, d s.11:s0
B.H. 81 Muncie ex $40
Cleveland ex...... $500
BIB. & And'n ex. STAB
N. Y. ex. dy, s...1Os6O
iOn-Big Four.
New York ex. dy. s. 4:0S
Mat & 7 II acc. -. 1880
St. Louis express. $40
Kn'kb'r sp, d s.dy 8s1O
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-ons VA r, ariled "a thns S
P-Parlor Car C-Chair Car, D-Dining Car.
CLEVE., GIN, CHI. ~ ST. LOUIS R,Y.
Cleveland DivisiOn-Biss Four.
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Clover-Choice. $50; prime $3.50; English.
choice, $325GS.50; alsike, choice S450a5; al
falfa, choice. 4.25G45O crimson or scarlet
clover. S275Qs timothy. A. lbs prime. S1.15di. 20:
light prime, s1.20Qi.25; choice, sl25Nl.90; fancy
Kentucky, IA lbs. Is; extra clean GO6375c or
chard grass. extra s1.l56lS0; red top, choice sec
OSLO; English bluegrass. q lbs. s115Q1 To- Ger
man millet, $lM125; Western millet 601IB5c, COM
mon millet. 409eoc.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

AL Memphis-Clearings Sc. sll.
The silver star., 1898-04-28
Railroad Notioes.
State Federation ofLabor. Colorado Springs.
May Snd to eth 1895

81, State Federa'i%on lon %ofLabor. Colorado Springs
An Opcn rate OF one f,-e from state points TO
Colorado Springs aud ' urn 10 authorized.
Tickets 70 be on sal" pOtnte beyond loo
miles Of Cul0rAdO ~ - ON May lst, and
from points with, ~ miles Of Colorado
bpringn for mOrnus Oh May End, leo0.
Final limit Of all t,s, s,d to be May 6th,
1898. Going passak, Ia CO nmence on dato OF
salc. Continuous pArsa e In each direction.
State Convention Juror Order trnjted Amer.
can MechAnie' nj Grape Creek, Ma. 18th to
Hate 0f one nnd one Snh fare from state
points on the CO MI - ~ l. authorized 10
Cripple Crock nbi ~. ps0y ding there are
my ~ moro In nj, ,,cnI.u.- Not more than
one tic1ct 70 aplNt one, certificate lssucd.
Certificates showing No ,isr ~ tickets III LEGS
than hfty cents will n" "' recognized In coiti.
Ticket Agent, Midland T-rriinai Ry., Cripple
Creek, WILL Mct ~ Joint agent.
Western Federation of Miners, Salt
Lake, Utah. May 9th, 1888.
A rate Of one and one fifth fare on the
certificate plan 10 authorised to Salt Lake
and return. providing there are Hfty
or more in attendance. CertificsSN 70
be signed by james MAhr. secretary.
l. A. Benton. agent Il. q. W. Ry., Will
act ~ Joint agent and stamp certificates.
Certificates will be available May Q to
and III good Tor return passage three
days after convention 10 over.
p. Il. Siit5RT, Aeent.
The silver star., 1898-04-28

LIGHTHOUSE tender Mangrove
has captured an auxiliary cruiser Of
the Spanish navy. If the gall dis.
played by her officers is to character.
iEe the actions Of the force that will
6ght Spain, the war will be Of much
shorter duration than most people
anticipate.
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WAR NEWS.
Daily Bulletins Re-
ceived by W ire From
The Durango Demo-
crat.

April 2r, $ p. m.-Woodford re-
ceived his passports this morning
and left Madrid at 4p mi. 1t is re-
ported that Spanish feet is Under
orders to sail and encounter the sea
forces of the United States. Tha,
Spain considers the ultirnatum as {,
declaration of war. The Uni &c
States feet has left Key West with
orders 10 blockade Havana Harbor.
The President will at once issue
call for one hundred thousand
oops, Sc 600 lor Cuba invasion
and &c 900 FOR coast de ense.
Postmaster General Ga RI has re-
signed and Chss. Emery Smith, O
Philadelphia, has been no innate.
in his place. 1t is reported tina
Garry was a peace price man.
Govern neut may not wait until
Saturday to begin hostilities. Col
orado's proportion of The call for
troops will be s4e.
April az, 3:a7 p. m. - Morning
bulletins of little force. President
has issued declaration of war. A
Spanish transport has been captured
and brought into Key West. Nash
vile first fred blank shot at Buena
Vista which was unnoliced. Sole
shot was then fred from six-pound.
er and the Srsniards surrendered
Ship was bound fo- Holland. Pres.
dent signed volunteer bill at ago.
Call to be issued tomorrow. Bianco
has issued decree declaring that war
exists In Cuba.
April as, ts:2op fn.-Judge Day
succeeds Sherman as Secretary of
State. Torpedo boat Foote fired
upon yesterday while taking sound.
ings Of Mantanxas Harbor. Lon.
don dispatch reports that the Span.
ish feet will leave Cape Verde is
lands today. Presidents message
declaring war sent to Congress to-
day. Senate Committee Of Foreign
Relations will no declare today.
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MoNTEzuMA
fort St. Patrick coloring that will

fort a st. Patrick coloring that will
correspond with the surroundings
and thus make it invisible to the
enemy. Gus. Thompson, he mil
er, has agreed to furnish bran for
strengthening the breastworks as
soon as the mill is in operation.
This will cause sigh of relief
to our citizens who have been ex-
pecting to be bombarded from this
source. 1t would be a sad thing
indeed, for US if Spain should send
one or two torpedo boats up the Do.
lores river some night and find us
not fully protected. AS it is, if
they should attempt such a thing
they would instantly be b bo.ni, .
eternity by our great gunboat d, 3
troper, the choked-bore bellows.
There is, as stated above, 10 lie
both a day and night force for the
defense of our coast.
We almost forgot ON bet's'i of
our city to tender vote of thanks
to Kramer Bros. for not pn-cha rg
thisbellows for their blacksmith shop
IN time to r eveut it Is, s useu in
defense of the & y.
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most hat this government can do
until it has succeeded in ee 'ng an
invading nv ready for emba -ka-
yea NO adjacent 10 Cuba is to
bloc.ade Cuba with our warships,
and 10 wait for the army to be got
ready. 1t is to late to find fault
now, but The facts are stated in or
ser that it may be understood why
Cuba is not at oncetaken. 1t will be
bat waste of ammunition for our
ships to batter down the forts of
Havana, until we have an army on
shore to see that the Spaniards do
not get away 10 the interior of the
island. No half way business is
wanted. 1t is expected that the or.
ders to blockade Cuba will be issued
not later than Sunday, and that the
fleets in Hampton roads and Key
West will move at once and begin
the work. Meanwhile, the troops
are being masscd in the South as
fast as possible.
The old gold bond scheme crop.
ped UP again this week. Tiio~e
behind it thought 1t possible to take
advantage of the enthused patriot
ism of Congress to rush through a
bill authorizing an issue of gold
bonds, but at the first hint OF the
scheme they discovered their error.
The democrats would not go so ia r
as to support the resolution offered
by Senator Allen, absolutely pro-
hibiting any further increase in the
bonded indebtedness OF The coun v
but they will never allow a bill pro-
viding for an issue of gold bonds to
pass, war or no war. They can be
counted upon to give the admins
tration every legitimate support in
raising money to conduct the war,
just as they have done up to this
time, but they will never be tricked
by any gold bond scheme.
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OUR COAST
FORTIFIED,
With a Choked-Bore
Bellows Below the
Bridge w o De fy
Spain to Harm Our
City.

THR citizens of Dolores can now
rest and feel perfectly safe from an
attack of the Spaniards, who
might run up the Dolo es river dur
ing the night q nd bo nba ID ou peace
full city, because Senator john J..
Harris has donated the use of a
large choked-bore bellows he had
for sale and will locate it just below
the bridge opposite Uncle Billy
Mays place; w. H. Burch, on be.
half of the county commissioners
having given permission to locate
this formidable war instrument
there.
Uncle Billy May and Uncle Char.
ley johnson will have charge this
great wind.dispenser during the day
and Andy Hari a,d Il. l.. Wilbcr
will manipulate the thing at night
and play pedro between blasts to
decide who shall fire the next shot.
Commissioner Burch will act as
scout and inform the contestants for
pedro honors, should the enemy ap.
proach during a game.
Postmaster W. r Ordway will
ride Squire Wallaee's pet horse and
be special dispatch me sscnger 10
inform the government at Washing.
ton Of any great battles that may be
won.
Bxon & Rush will keep the fort
supplied with bologna, provided Il.
l.. Shorts rupply Of dogs don't play
out, while THE SILVER Stan will
keep the public informed regarding
the fort and oil close games.
Should any accidents happen DR..
Hacteli has volunteered his services
as surgeon, especially should any
Of tile pedro games have sad end.
ing. Andy Piackley will give slie
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COMMUNICATED.
Reprinted by Special Req u..t.

Reprinted by Special Request.
rHE PhsET 81 Eos4ssuAAzxI sS sssguAzIEs 5 psS4tDsos sSt
Ana Once ,s, ,sSss,., rcd . hsnd:d ~. :! murder
TO de hls guilty hand.
And . L9 wherc yestcrday was pcace
ross no.Ss .sashs:lsS aSs.ss Ssnsh.r. ss blood
Cries. "venRcancc." from the soil I!
How awectly. spring smlis. o'or his home,
That pleasant. sheltered farm !. ;
And white NJ Views hix budding cropi
why should he dream OF harm?
An honest man, with genial face,
He lears not friend or Toe;
And cen tho orphan 10 bis home
Protecting love shall tnOwi
o Envy's hcsrt n deep ~ hell,
Ana while hs = strain. s%is ST. will!nz arm.
- Those eyes are watching hiin.
They ,,,. cann9t I'm. praise deserved success
no deep, that III their wicked hearts
They long " Gee him dead
The Arul,.fiend, 70 his serpcnts breed,
~, Ohc Ike unto anothsv,
That ~ r.. one M Meisacs. crswls and strikes,
Ard NOW. . dark and bicoSy arouua.
=. fors'cr shAll hold the stain
Where nmc of Nature's noblemcn,
Lamhslike, BY thcm was siA nj
of:T'2rsrcS e, AZ s.ts .1,oy ys see. .ss Thy Joy
A. from her broken, stricken hsait,
she. wecpe above ker dead.
Meihinks. with cath r0iurn rg eve
They'll fes'i ,tUpen oOUr.
Le1t all u NJ iiv pAntOlnine
They vieW t.e crime oncc inorci
How long, q Tod. indeed how lonk
/. hl,ni' h,NMry -hcAdcd atrc
lhuuli rltce synile, when Out-laWed sons
a y. hVcr'y death. couapirec
How .iH. q uOd, Indeed how lOnR
VIII Justice walt 10 sciseY
Fer MhnIn iiiY lison. .sirlpcs and ropes
wv " '1'- NV.
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that favored valley fruit trees come
in.o bearing early, many of the ap-
PIE trees yielding the second year
s.-cr planting. There are many
choice locations for commercial fruit
farms in the valleys of Montezuma
county, especially the Mancos, and
no more delightful region of coun-
try in soil and climate can be found.
Durango Democrat.
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eusinoos Loeaie.

The Blsin Hotel 10 the place to stop,
when you 60 to Durango. Good beds,
good meals and courteous treatment are
assured you. l3tf
Bring your whitc shirts. collars and
cuhs. to The SILVER STAR ofnce to be
sent by Mondays train.
Call and examine the now line Of sam.
pics for spring and summer clothing at
THE SILVER STAR Oiilco.
When in Durango you should stop at
the Blain Hotel. Chns. Fleck. proprietor.
Tho table 10 supplisd with everything
the market affords and you arc surs q
being treated courteously - we'll - hav:
ipg good comfortable bed to sleep Il,
Union Depot. l3H
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quarry QUARTZ.
Special to THR SILVER STAR.

Joe Geier has built new addition to
his house.
The farmers are all busy putting in
their crops.
When at Quarry stop at tho Red Rock
hotel for square meal.
Joseph Geier and Ruth Colvin. both Of
Quarry. were married at Rico on April
nth. County Judge Knowles officiating.
Phil Crout says he will have his saw
running by tho first Of tho month.
Carol Brumley was visitor In Quarry
last Sunday.
John Moriarty made q flying trip to
Rico on Sunday.