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The sun., 1898-03-06
FRYE SAYS; SAYS; VAR R
IS BOUND 70: COME
OPENLY STATES his BELIEF
Added Weight Given 10y His
Position on the Foreign
ltelatiunsCOlllMittee

WASHINGTON, March 6-Senator Frye
believes there will b. war. He openly
declares this belief in an interview pub
lished to-day. His opinion is given
added weight by his position AZ a mem-
Der OF the Foreign Relations Committee.
He said today:
II think there will be war. do not
ee how il can be avoided without dis
honor to the United States. feel certain
that the Board Of Inquiry will report tie
Maine was blown up by an outside
agency. believe that conclusion un-
avoidable
THE spirit OF the American people
would sweep away the mere question
Of dollars and cents that stands in the
way Of such intervention.
The sun., 1898-03-06
SUMS SPORTING MELANGE
Continued From Page Three
games to be held probably on May |.

games to be held probably on May "A
! Antonio Pierri, on behalf Of NJ. Joseph
Doublier, the manager Of Ismaiel ion'
souf, the Turkish wrestler, called at the
n, Y. Journal office Yesterday and de-
posted $500 for match with Ernest
Roeber. The men are to wrestle Gracco
Roman style--that has always been the
stipulation Of the Turk--And NO far rs he
is concerned the tnatc, can take place
within three weeks ii it can te arranged.
There will be two Western colleges in
the intercollegiate relay tournament. to
be given under the auspices OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, on April 30.
Right on top Of the entry Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan comes the entry OF
the University Of Illinois.
The third game Of the Pillsbury Sl'o-
walter chess match, postponed from last
Wednesday, was played yesterday and
won BY Pillsbury, the score nov stand
ing 2 to |. ......
A dispatch from London, England,
says that Peter W. Latham has accepted
the challenge OF Tom Pettitt, Of Boston,
tor the court tennis championship Of
the world.
The sun., 1898-03-06
FAV0RS ANN[Kl1IOE0FC CDBA
Madri | Papers Say This is the
Best Solution Of the Problem.
WE To PAY INSLLAR DEBTS
Congress IL Ready For Emergencies.
. No IntimatiOn a. to Naval
Courts Decision.

MADRID, March 5.-Commenting on
the rumors OF President McKinlev's pro.
ject to purchase Cuba, FL Nacionai, in an
article under the caption, ''rhe Best
Solution Of the Cuban Problem" ex.
claims: will nobody preach and pro.
claim the annexation OF Cuba 70 the
United States by agreement with Spain,
on condition thar the United States
redeem us from the ins,ilar debt, favor
ing us during certain period by a tariff
concession, and guaranteeing, under Il
powerful authority and u respected hag
the lives and property of Spaniards
resident in Cuba? W..
Behold u solution OF the problem
which would win popular sympathy,
procuring the best termination u any
foreseen or heart t-burnii,gs Of the nation.'
III Nacional argues that "An,erican in.
tervention already exists in the succor
American warships have conveyed to the
paciticos, torner!y Spain's q enemies.' It
says: America will continue to foster
the rebellion, and il Spain, does not find
means to supplyj} th4' insl,trection the
pacific intcrmeddtinks' Of The tinted
States will soon becOfhe aimed interven.
tion, III which event it win be worth
while to mediate al 10 the best uleans to
protect the lves and property Of resi-
dents in Cuba whe atnIloyal to Spain.
Radical autonomy or independence
viii menace Spain. sacrifice the lives and
property Of loyal Cpbans, and impose ON
the peninsula d debt aiii0untiiEiSsprob-
ably to three thousand millions or pes
etAs. To obviate such a burden and to
procure for loyal Cubahs d solid kuar.
antee for their lives and property should
be Spain's first care, before everything,
even sovereignty whose vagueness Is
rather fantastic, n,,,,. ,,,...,t,., ....
Either independence or radical auton-
omy will produce anarchy in the colony
and lead to the DETERMINATION OF every
thing Spanish and the ruination of tile
Spanish excheqdet."
The article has provoked much: com
nent.
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President Of Board OF Trade. william
I4aWtOn

III the report Of the s.uoting Of
General Lee should prove true it would
depend altogether upon who did the
shooting whether Spain should be held
responsible"
II he Was shot by some hot head, d
fanatic don't sec why Spain should be
blamed; but il his house was surrounded
by mob Of soldiers in uniform it
would be an altogether different thing
81 believe Mckinley has acted per.
fec'ly right in pursuing the course he
has, as We don't want war.
1--WE have everything to lose and MOTH
ing to gain. We don't wan, Cuba, and
in case of a war and the defeat Of Spain
We could MT acquire any territory tina,
would b. Of value to us.
= "Whatever territory we should mp,,,i,e
would require standing army to hold it
and maintain order.
'rhis whole affair has unsettled lus
ness in every part Of the United States,
and will continue to do 80 unit the u,,cs.
ton OF war or peace is definitely ,eaIeI.
VI think the sentiment Of the S,n,. i.
opposed to war, and many of those who
are now howling for war would no,
shoulder Il muskct in defense Of tho.
country II it came to snrh an extreme
'The administration conIdn't, in
justice to the country, have acted in a
different manner from what il has
throughout the whole trouble"
The sun., 1898-03-06
tirrI1lcn Enthusiastic.

The members of the Delaware Tr,rh
Company are ent lI,lsiast ic over the hates,
reports Of the assassination Of ,,,nsu
General Lee and are forming colnpnn,
to go to war if emergency presents.
Charles Slnll was elected con,,iu
). B Green, first Lieutenant: Charles
Evans, second li"utrnant,; Joseph but,
ton, third lieutenant William .\ikou
chaplain.
The number now signed is 2SO. VIII.
liam Hickman has positively declared
he Will not 60. II. 7. Gilmore Is com.
pAhv CORR spu,uicnt.
The sun., 1898-03-06
"a =, Il. :.
A""t her spanish Cruiser n, Havana.

HAVANA, March 5,-Thr Spanisl.afrst. !.
class cruiser Almirante Oqnend, arrived
in Havana harbor at $40 o'clock this
morning from Spain. She received II
hearty welcome from the frrr, boats and
tugs, on board Of which were the civil
and military authorities and different
societies, which had Irs.n waiting for
the wa'nhip's arrival. The docks were
crowded with sight-Aers; rockets were
sent up, and flags and other deco
ra,i"ns were displayed from the vessels
in port, the public buildings, and the
palaces
The sun., 1898-03-06
Congress Ready For Emergencies.

"sSs~-~" eS>'<A~sz s'oA AIAAASA 3S7ssSItS'
WAsiIlNGrox, March 5.--Congess, OF
rather the leaders Of LsDgress, are sutti.
GENTLY iAfyrnled of stlle gravity Of the
situation between this country and Spain
to remove all oposition to preparations
that hayc t. be made for the contingency
ola war. What might he regarded a.
opposition by those no, familiar with
the facts il merely difference of
opinion as q: the advisabilty Of public
action which will ansount practically to
an announce nent tbthe world that war
is regarded rs inevitable. q,
1t is well understood that Spain is
preparing V thein1l extent ot her powet
for war, and Ii seeking %, purchase ships
Of war, il she has not ALREADY made such
purchases Tie President and Secretary
Of tie Navy can proceed with the came
pra Of preparations, without the necee-
sity Of cunning III lbngfess and compIi@
eating and abiding Gdahgs.r ~ tho sitGa.
tion by publicity III adyanee of the time
when publicity be necessary. & /
The sun., 1898-03-06

WAsnISuroN, March $. The develop
ments OF the State, War and Navy De-
partneh.s in connection with the Span.
ish situation have divided themselves
into two distinct branches, one relating
to the Maine Court Of Inquiry, and
the her to the natural and
necessary steps t" place the naval and
military arms nf the service on
an efficient basis. Concerning the Court
and its work, the information reaching
the authorities here is Of the most frag.,
mentary character, and the highest
naval officials reittrate that nothing il
at hand to indicate even IL. tendencies
Of the members of the Court from the
evidence they have thus far received
Admiral Sicards telegram last night
gives the only clue as to the plans Of Tie
Court. and this IN eff ct is that it will IT,
some time before the testimony OF divers
and other witnesses can M taken and an
idea formed us to H.. date ri submitting
the report.
The sun., 1898-03-06
SDain's Burden or l)clN

Madrid, March 5.-Thc floating debt
of Spain was augmented bv 1926, 6sl
pesetas during the month Of February.
The sun., 1898-03-06

Robert g. lIarn,au arrived h,,,,. on
Friday evening f,pm the West, where he
has been visiting his brother E,lgpnc,
who Is in poor health.
D,n'l miss the musical concert. b>
the First Regiment Band each evening.
at the W. Il, {. cycle show. lO,h an,
Orange streets. Narrh 1h to lMh
Mr. and Mrs. Catch johnson, ni Com
"n., Md. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james W. johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. E.wrlI arr, in viii.
mjugton.
Mrs. James D-brrnc. Of CARPENTER. las
b'"h visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. ". ). QngIcy, of this city. has
been visiting friends at Newport
Miss MortIock, Of this citv is visi,inu
Mrs. William Crawford, o. .swrort.
Mrs. George Bigger, of nony Oak, was
the guest Of friends IN this city ON Thurs.
day.
Miss lrma f. Whitan,n, i Pleasant.
Hill, Del, is visiting relatives in this
city
The sun., 1898-03-06
Con. m .rce and Finance

Trade in Flour was quiet, buyers being
unwilling to operate except vt, conces-
sinns in view Of the continued decline in
wheat, but offerings were light and mill
limits well susta d. Spot Bran was in
small supply and firm, with desirable
stock in fair demand Hay was steady
on No. | and choice stock, which was IN
limited supply, but other grades were
weak and hard to sell. with liberal offer
ings! Straw was quiet and unchanged,
with the market we'll supplied. Refined
SngAs were dull and unchanged. Pro-
visions sold in ajdbbing way on Il basis
Of quotations. Wheat ow,ed weak and
declined &C., but afterwards recovered
lc, closing firm. There was no trading
in futures. and export denland was light
Corn, options were quiet and shade
ca 4icr There was fair export inquiry,
owing to the low foreign limits. Lcal
car lots were scarce and higher. Oats in
car lots were quiet but firm, under light
offerings. Spectators wer indifferent
and exporters had few Orders Cotton
was unchanged.
Grain Movement.
Receipts at Phiadclphia:- Wheat, 3d.
v55, Corn, e.. .7o1; Oats, m.05O. Balti-
more: Wheat, 1887; Corn, Sl,7G3;
Oats, $50 Shipments from Phia-
de|phia:--Wheat, 4,7O1; Corn, IS, 7:I5;
Oats, 81 AS. Baltimore Wheat, $1,000;
Cora, IL ,>5'
Butter and Eggs.
Tie following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the phia-
iclphia Butter and Egg Board
Solid Packed Butter
, Separator Creamery, extra ...........2l
Creamery tirsts ......................"W
d" seconds ..1Sa l9
Imitation Creamery, extra.,".....l7
do .........................lG
ITO seconds ..........................l .l4M Il
ladIe-packed extra. ra...................lj
do Observation-Disclosures. ia
Il" se'"nus................
Print Butter.
,itulinhN. extra ........................Z2
ii" trsts ts.......,.....,............. "aO(a12l
do seconds. .........................lS
Eggs.
pennsylvania and near by..........l.
Western, strictly fresh.
Butter, firm Eggs, steady
The sun., 1898-03-06

Any contemplating the purchase Of Il
vS wheel 60 to the cycle show and pick
It out March 7ti TO 10Th.
The sun., 1898-03-06
"A oOoblnR Wind.

A curious instance of he effect of the
shape Of the ground upon the wind
blowing over it was recently noted by
M. Batut as be was experimenting with
kites in France. When north wind
hoated the kite, the latter kept its bal.
ance easily, but when the wind eatAe
from the south or southeast tbe3ki,e
pitched and bohbed in a very irregular
manner. The explanation was furnished
by the Character Of the surface over
which the wind had passed. Coming
from the north, it had plain country
to blow over, but coming from the south
and son'heatt it passed ACROSS broken
hills, which sut 1t into irregular putfs
and undnlatiols.
A Woman's Way.
Thirsty Thornton-Workin bv de-
day?
Cunning Cornwallis-Yea but me
boss IL woman; derefore only works
a half day. At noon / allus ipouires
wot fault she's got ter find wild me
work, an when she gets t'roo tslkin ~
quietin time. New York Journal.
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Eggs.
pennsylvania and near by..,.....,.l.
Western, strictly fresh...............l2
Butter, firm; Eggs, steady.

l'r sur, and see the grand electric dis
play at tt" W. B. E. cycle show and fair,
lO1 II and Orange streets March 1h t.
lMl.
The sun., 1898-03-06
CHEAPEST
PRINTING: / / !:
H. ...t = 3 t""Et3 .
BEST
PRINTING

5000 Circulars . X 9 for $40,
1000 Business Cards, $l.oo.
1000 Envelopes, $l.25.
1000 Bill Heads, sIoO.
1000 Note Heads, $1.oo.
1000 Amateur Papers, Ss.a5.
'"" Letter Heads, S.. 50.
SOC" l:abtls(no, gnmmcd), s.. 50.
5000 Gunamed Labels, S2.oo
The sun., 1898-03-06
Grain Movement. .

The following are the official whole.
sale prices recorded today at the Phila.
iclphia Butter and Egg Board
The sun., 1898-03-06
TELEPHONE. H73.

The lace You want to b,,
your
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Notice of Trustees Sale.

Default having been made bv C. Leslie Cos
ton aud Esther l.. Cost n in the payment of
interest due December Z. ls's. on her certain
proinls-ory noie payable 10 the order of Thur
low. Hutton & Williams. and secured by their
certain deed OF trus' dated June 1. 1877. and
recorded June 9. 1881. In Book II at Page go of
the MOntezuma County. Colorado. records. by
reason OF which default tire legal holder of said
note has declared all indebiedn.ss secured by
said trust deed due and payable and requested
this foreclosure.
Now, therefore, four weeks public notice is
given that /. the undersigned, ~ public trus-
Zee in said deed Of trust. and under It's powers
n authority and for the u-cs and purposes
therein stated. Will sell at public auction for
In cash. OF Monday. April Is, 1893 ut 3 O'Clock
p, m. at the front door of he courthouse In
the County of Monieluina. Colorado, all the fol
lowing described property In aud by said deed
Of trust conveyed. situate In MontcLuna Coun-
ty. Colorado, u wit.
The east one half of the southwest quarter
te =. ~ aud lot numbered four ~ of sec.
numbere thifty.-ix 3D nor b. of range mum.
| bered thirteen ll3l west Of the New Mexico
| principal meridian. and the southeast one hal
| OF the southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter ts- y Sc Sc "A Of section numbered
thirty-sin I;Hl In township numbered ihiriy-sis
\ c5) north. OF range numbered fourteen "a
west OF the New Mexico principal meridian
together with the interest OF the Rrantors IN
said t'ist deed In and to Ditch No. from
Mancos River and Chicken Greek, with nj
| other ditch and water rights thercuntn belong
| ing or In any way "a pertaining to said land
Dated at Corfef. Colorado. this 18th day o
81 arch, A. ID. lass. J. J. MokEffELD.
Public Trustee.
First pub Mar. II; last pub April II, 1895.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Railroad Notices.

Semi annual conference Mormon
church. at Salt Lake. Utah. April 9th
and 7th. 1893.
The following rates are authorized to
Salt Lake and returni From La Jara,
s222.35; Mancos. ga Soi Dolores, Colo,
1880. Tickets to be limited to contin-
uous passage in each direction.
Western Federation OF Miners, Salt
Lake. Utah. May 9Th. 1893.
4 rate of one and one iifth fare on the
certificate plan is authorized from points
on d. x r. q. providing there are fifty
or more in attendance. Certificates to
be signed by James Mahr. secretary
j. A. Benton. agent r G. W. Ry.. will
act as Joint agent and stamp certificates
Certificates will be available May 5. c
and I: good for return passage three
days after convention is over.
Z. l.. SHORT. Agent.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Business Locals.

Bring your white shirts. collars and
cuffs. to The SILVER STAR Office to be
sent by Mondays train
The SILVER STAR publishes the news
and you should be IA subscriber. 600
gets it for one year.
When in Durango you should etop at
the Blain Hotel. Chas. Fleck, proprietor.
The table is supplied with everything
the market affords and you are sure OF
being treated oourteoualy as well as hav-
ing good comfortable bed to sleep it.
Rates si.50 and 800 per day; opposite
Union Depot. Att
The silver star., 1898-03-24
MANCOS ITEMS.

-'cci.,i to III. sIfvEg SraE.
r. K. Smith and Mel. Blackmer were
up from Cortez.
John Wesch and wife spent Sunday
in Mancos.
Miss Carrie Burghardt left last Thurs.
day for Boone. Iowa. after three weeks
visit with her brother. j. II.
The Coston family went to Cortez las,
Tuesday to put in the crops on their
ranch at that place.
Mrs. L. Phillips came up from Cor
tez Friday TO visit her daughter. Mrs
Berkeley.
Mrs j. c. Carnahan left for Crane
Junction last Tuesday.
Judge Morris had runway last Mon
day and both he and his hired man wer.
bruised considerably but not seriously
The silver star., 1898-03-24
ANOTHER SCRAP.
The Participants Given $500 and Cost.

Yesterday morning while all law abd.
ing citizens were attending to their
work or minding their own business
Joe Brumley aud Dan Smith attempted
to initiate Corbe't and Fitzsimmons on
the sidewalk in front OF Chas. NJ. Sen.
ninger's harness shop. Hardly had they
got their operations under way before
Justice Of the Pence o. ID. Pyle. deputix
ed Irwin Brumlcy aud together they tool.
the two offenders oil the Law before his
honor. Both were given $500 and the
usual trimmings.
For some tins past there have been Il
number of lights. but this is the first
time that move has been made to put
stop TO ii. and every law abiding citi.
zen will heartily sanction the actio ns of
Justice o - Pyle. In an article else.
where in these columns we mention a
fight between the same parties, which
occurred last Sunday, and censure the
public for not providing constable tor
this precinct. N such occurrences are
10 be continued IT is the duty OF the pub.
lie to heed said article and provide an
oiliccr whose duty 1t is to bring such
Offenders before the Justice. Lot the
good work 20 on aud Dolores will soon
lose her reputation for lawlessness.
Both parties rustIed security for their
fines. aud will probably be more careful
OF their conduct 10 the future.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Memorial Resolutions.

The following resolutions were adopt.
ed by Wild Rose Council No. Is. Degree
of Pocahontas.
WHEREAS the all wise Father in his
wisdom has seen hit to desolate the home
of our beloved sister. Mrs Chapman. and
mas taken from ner. her little daughter
Maude. therefore, be it
RESOLVED; That We sincerely deplore
her loss and extend to her and her fam
lily our heartfelt sympathy in their great
sorrow.
RESOLVED; That a copy of these res
olutions be published IN The SILvEB
STAR and Cortez Journal and copy oil
each be sent to our bsreaved sister.
MRs. j. II. BguMLEY.1
MRs. ALICE TRraBLE. Committee.
MEs. LAURA DILLoS.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
March weather beyond a doubt.

March weather beyond doubt.
Farmers who have their grain in are
right in the swim.
John Kelly. OF Cortez, was q visitor in
this village last Monday.
A 4. Rust returned on Saturday last
from business trip to Durango.
DR.. L. C. Haeieli reports the sick OF
this community all on the mend.
This weather is to paw Tor the taste OF
summer We had in January ana Feprua
~.
If the devil tried to tempt some wo.
men they would make an awful fool of
him.
Ed Akin and Carroll Pyle fingered
long on the platform of Mondays Du-
range train.
Z. J. Chapman's daughter. Julia. has
had a severe attack OF sickness but is
improving.
Moody says the people would de-
nouuce Christ by popular vote. should
he come on earth.
Two dollars and fifty cents gets the
Silver Knight Waterman and THE Sill
YER STAR for one ysar.
Arthur Phelps and his new team put
in Monday afterpoon fixing the new road
b tween the railroad tracks.
We never yet took up our abode in a
new place. but what they had light
winter and d blan6ety blank spring.
j. II. Lynton moved his family to his
ranch above town on Monday last. where
they will remain during the summer.
Mrs. Doran and daughter. Madge. oi
Arriola. we're passengers on Monday,
Durango train. enroute to Victor, Colo
o. d. Pyle gave free exhibition oi
learning to ride bicycle last Sunday
He succeeded in mastering the task fair
ly we'll.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Notice For Publication.
Land onico at Durango. Colorado,

Notice r. hereby given that thr following.
ntm'd settler has filed notice OF her intention
I" make finai proof IN support of her rlni,,,.
nnd thnl said proof VIII bc made l.fUrr the
clerk OF the district couri Of Mopternfin Coiiu.
" clo. AZ .ort".. MonielufrH County, Coo.
on Monday March ~. 16Ds, VIZ >-''''
=, F'or.nc" =. Patterson. Dolores Montex,iiun
20. Colo. Homestead Application No. 7bj, for
range 10 west MN =. NJ
shc nnmes the following witnesses 10 pro, a
q. said land. VIZ Orville ID. PYLE. IIIinm NJ
Blake. Henry I.upke and George u terfrid, ali
~ Dolores, MonfezuIna ca Colo.
NlcnARD McCGDrn Registcr.
Ftrsf pub Feb II, last Marcn a. isd,.
The silver star., 1898-03-24

The task of putting. in the concrete
for the basement walls OF the -four mill
was completed last Monday and the
walls would have been well under way
had it not stormed Monday night. As
soon as the weather will permi, work
Will be resumed and all the mason work
complsted il about two weeks.
The silver star., 1898-03-24

An exchange says that it has been de-
cided by Jersey court that "a WON an
has the right to wear her husban d's
trousers il she wants to-" Personal
knowledge of the thinness of Jerseys
brave sons and the buxomness OF her
fair daughters leads one to think the
words "if she wants to" should be a,
mended to read IT she can."-Denver
Post.
The silver star., 1898-03-24
Timber Land. Act June 3. ie7e.-NotIee Fo
Publication,
United states Land ONCE,
I'm t-x .. .SA fAt.-.A.

Initcd states Land ONCE,
Durango. Colombo,
February ., 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the net Of Congress of
June ., 1873, entitled An act for the sale Of
tinber lands In the states Of California, Ore.
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
extended To all the Public Land States by net
Of August !, 1872. Henry Y. Morgan, ~ Arfi.
ola. county Of Monfezrrna. state Of Colorado,
has this day fled ~ this Office Is s.sorn STATE.
m.nt No. iSj. for the purchase of the " x Of
sw u Of Section No. 10 in Township No II n
range No. "a " y " = ~. and VIII 1rfer pioot
70 show that the land sought IL more valuable
for It, ti,nb r or stone lbHn f'r agricultural
pIlrpOses. and TO establish his claim 10 said
land before tie Register and Receiver of This
Office NJ Durango. Colorado, on Thursday, the
Jtii day Of May. 1s,s.
lie names ns witnesses, Thomas II. Car or,
Isaac A. McCufry. Frank Garter, Of ArrioI
M0Dtcinmn Co, Colo. and also Albert N.
Pneit. OF Dolores. Montexurnn Co Colo.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely IN =
| above.described lands are requested III uie
their claims IN This Office on or before said 9TH
dny OF May. Isgs.
RICHARD McCLouD,
FIist pub Feb 20; last April 20.
The silver star., 1898-03-24

Chauncey W. Houser. owner OF the
Dream mine IN the Blue mountains. left
for that place yesterday. He has
a lease on the mill erected by Captain
on the Dream ore. which will probably
take about sixty days, II this run is
satisfactory he expects to keep the mill
in operation the balance of the season
The silver star., 1898-03-24

An average waltz takes over three
quarters of mile; u square dance covers
a half mile, and "a gallop equals good
mile. The average dancer will indulge
in from eight to ten waltzes. six square
dances. TO say nothing nj the polRas. etc.
hence. they wall travel over ten miles.
but ask one of them to start out and
walk that far and then listen 70 the roar
The silver star., 1898-03-24
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN r. R
Stop at the Blain Hotel when in Du
range. 43tf

When you get new suit OF clothes
you want to be sure OF having it fit
That's Just the reason that you should
call on Joe H. Dewitt. agent for the
Watt Tailoring Co., OF Chicago. as this
company guarantees fit.
The silver star., 1898-03-24

Mr.. S, c. Wheeler arriyed ip Dolores
last Friday from La Plata and spent the
tima until yesterday visiting at TIE Sill.
vER STAR Office. He left yesterday for
the Blue mountains. where he will assist
the Houser boys with their test run at
the Dream mine