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New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
P4TIENT jumps INTO THE RIVER.
ESCAPES FROM WARD IN BELLEvUE HOSPITAL
AND Is RESCUED.

ESCAPES FROM WARD IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
AND Is RESCUED
Philip Rice pearl and diamond setter, taken
20 the Bellevue Hospital alcoholic ward on Friday
night escaped from the ward yesterday morning
and threw himself into the East River at the end
OF the yard after climbing on the wall railing.
He came near being drowned. but some men
dragged him into boat and took him back to the
hospital II IS thought he will live
Rice is thirty-two years old. He lives al NO. 1862
F1rst-ave He was taken TO Bellevue on July
and sent 70 the insane pavilion. but II was soon
observed that his condition resulted from alco-
holism and he was transferred 10 Ward No. b.
He was discharged on wednesday
Rice was back again on Friday night. as bad as
before He was sent 70 the alcoholic ward He
was not violent and It thought that he would
be a bic patient and be- discharged tn a few
days. The In apparently normal state
yesterday morning. The nurses, including the head
nurse Mitchell were busy about $50 o'clock when
Rice went out There IL some speculation as 10
Just how he took his departure. Some think he
went out by the door. but others that the door
was guarded and think he used the window
The first seen OF the man was when Johh Meyrr
and Herman Thaler. driving wagon outside, saw
him hurrying down through the yard lhey saw
he was acting strangely, ana tnty sTroutseu @ anu
ran after him. Thaler caught hold or klces arm
but Rice shook nm on and climbed thg rainns, ing
1haier tried 10 eaten MIN agalh. but hIce Mas
over the railing and without hesitation. ne nuns
himself into the water. Seth ana Lawrence 'IOSs
and William J. Petersen. the latter an engineer.
all OF the yacht Narada lying outside in the NeP-
York Yacht club rendezvous. were going ashore
Just al that time IN steam launch. They neard
the yells OF the men on the shore. VINO had az
tracted a crowd and Rice could be seen In the
water
Seth Cross defty broush. the boat around 50
that Lawrence Cross could reach out 70 flce.
He caught Rice by the hair and fairly lifted MIN
out OF The water and into the launch. Rice was
nearly gone He revived after some wofk by
a doctor. but he is in bad condition
The hospital authorities have not yet nNed the
blame for the escape OF the man. They are trying
fnd out The exact way the man got out.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
cOrRT cILENDlRS FOR MONDAY.

Arnaff,f. DltiS.Ur-supreme t'I.Ir.-ltf0@rs
supreme court special Term-rart Before bschol.
-rourf lpens al 10 81 a. m. Motions Nos. J. Mc'resy
ga 's set v-n5@ra,4te, : Kal~uier agt Kiernan. 3.
brewster Mclaughlin. g. simon asl Sae1,. -. . 80
pany. D Wlmmel wmms o Msrsh az, Mays.. .
IT, Worcester agt Furoi; y matter of M'"h - as
N'Tr1 % D,tt@r of Goodwin T. Jerome Johnsoa.
~ Tinted states Trust company sgt codler - matter
W sawyer Wallace Co., p matter 'i 49,. "a
60 aet Hliger~ Gh.r, notions. -. Watson sg su-
send agt. Tsnco y Sexfred aei krl = .Ns t,,ss. -
Travers - ans as' loisat y. - on %, - Sr,nshsns
b. hlran as' csses 81 Fuller at Fuller. S.
Ifn1 set en 81 mater Of Rsnylle - matter
q tenth 80 Archibald Az Lair. s,' ssbss s.,
T1te GO rnatter u Anes g. Keher sg Gniher' az
Murphy agt. Keller. Gi El"anser ss, T. Ns,,sn: ss
MsIawsta agt Goodsteln. - Nui,an ss' a,,.r p,
Tranband ag Trauband 1.-TWO moti'ns, i,n,st, o. as,
EIastings card and Paper ,o"p ny ES,,a5 sg, Ams,i:
Robeygs sef Barnes y Rothein agt Ginseers %;
Iyss ss' ,.H,! w'e - . People u :, rel aasn Kssn
% matter OF Flagier u Cohen az no,ype COM
ss, s Klein aSt Kaz 81 matter q Allen y COD
fsgd sg act collateral Loan Association; - msi'rr y
HYDE So CSyansss v az; ,sn s ~ matter q stein
Fes; s5pTsmS court-spscaI TermPar -Bsiore s'''s''
Jtos5, open: az lOD @ vsraS csg
opens al 1919 m wills -. prsossF ,ns,ls. "a cor
John M srusnS sns K.ey Frederick " Edxa.s
%bo3Dson Frances Murray. William H. Terry I" ""
Ci,v Co.rt-spsclai Term-Betore OD"Se'' ''~
orsns AZ 10 a. m. Motions at 10 80 a. M
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
By Bischon. jr. j.
v~c.ir. AIT Mcrgan-James r. Torrance
Tie9eIeir ag, Nilne-George p Morgan
By stover. J.
rar.n Art Mouds--JO-sph J. Corn
Mater OF Rleharison-Eiward d. . bHeh'
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By stoyer. j.
Bradley currier Company sg, John Z. parrash ct <
Moses Barnett
BY Bischon. jr. J.
Anna Lowensteln sst. Rosa r. Pasco Of q 9oU sasss'
Alhsxt SanderA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
Dov,, .PcAyru BED FUND FAIR.

pro,srations are being made for the fair FOR the
haneat o, the Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund
~ the boroughs OF Manhattan. The Bronx and
T,cbmond at Masonic Temple Twenty-third-st. and
c,.A &C from November 20 IS next. over six
SlALnS o,are feet OF floor space will be devoted
IN ne exhibtion OF the contributions The Hospits
~ ~, r-rrd nroyides gratuitous treatment for sick
beq members OF the councils OF the Royal
hrcanrnn In the boroughs named
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
MAITLAND LAWYER A StICIDh'

v,,,,x pArrMAN. ONCE STATE ATTORNEY OF
TALBOT COUNTY. SHOT HIMSELF
ras,o, Ma July (speciaD.-Frank Batemah'
-, ,he foremost lawyers on the Eastern shore
~ Maryand. committed suicide last night. ne "ss
found unconscious with bullet hole over ,.e
heart. The pistol lying outside the door 0i Ms
roor, The c,se OF the suicide Is not known
Mr. Batemaa member OF the ,1A.
family OF Talbot County, and was one VI u"e
a,a,s A,,arusys the county ever had He was
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
NFW ROUTE TO THE CATSKILL SUMMIT

The new Catskill and Tannersville Railway mas
inst been finished and is now IN operation al the
Ju Ju,. So ,ha catskiIl Mountain Railway and the
Ca, Eyava,ine Railway. Leaving Catskill Land
Inc the trip from the river TO the summit OF the
Cetskill Mountains takes Atty minutes The DIS
lance Is twenty miles less than by any other route
First class connections have been arranged win
-. t1udsop River Day Line steamers, the Catskil
tlItn. line New-York Central and Hudson River
pssiroad and the West Shore Railroad Iraveieets e,
o. Ali the resorts in the mountains VIII NM 'i'S
route a great convenience.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
MUD SCOWS HIT A SCHOONER.
THE SARAH D. FELL DAMAGED IN A col
IIsION OFF THE WEST BANK.

THE SARAH D. FELL DAMAGED IN A COL
LIsION OFF THE WEST BANK.
While the schooner Sarah D. Fell. Of Philadel-
phia was at anchor of the West Bank al 1870
O'Clock yesterday morning she was run into by
tow o, loaded mud scoHs which were being taken
10 sea by the tug Stephen Decatur, owned by the
Morris & Cummings Dredging Company TWO
planks were stove In on the schooners starboard
bow one OF which below the water line. BY
the use OF steam pumps with which the schooner
was provided the leakage was kept under control
and canvas placed over the damaged bow
The Decatur towed the schooner 70 Quarantine, ana
after she had been passed by the health officer she
was taken 10 the city by the ting McCaldn Brothers
The Sarah Il. Fell IS a three-masted vessel or 5S2
tons burden. and Is owned In Philadelphia by the
estate OF John r. Fell She had recently arrived
from Manzauillo. Cuba. with sugar. After leaving
the schooner at Quarantine the Decatur picked up
the scoWs and took them TO the dumping grounds.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
TWO BIG REALTY PURCHASES.
PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE PLACE AND
WILLIAM-ST. BOUGHT FOR MORE
THAN A MILLION

The New-York Realty Bond Exchange and
Trust Company, Of which Henry Morgenthau
is the president. made the announcement Of two
important purchases OF real estate yesterday.
The company has bought the property Nos. ~,
46 A. - and - Exchange Place, containing
5000 square feet and having a frontage of
III feet for the sum OF $4,000. The property
is near the present Custom House. and is occu-
pied now by old buildings. The company prob
ably will tear down the old buildings and erect
a large office building on the site.
The second purchase announced by the COM
pany was the purchase OF the property nos.
L. ~ and p Wilam-st., next 10 the Corn EX-
change Building This property has a frontage
OF 20 feet in Wiam-st, and a depth OF 30
feet II was purchased from the Cutting estate
for S3OON II is the expectation OF the COM
pany 10 improve the property. now occupied by
old buildings.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
rlsHLONS " SHOES.

The celebrated "Waukenphast last seems 10
have taken a firm hold the public as the correct
thing IN Boots and shoes and there are many mi
taons Of the genuine last which is 20 oe proGgreu
orl,, srom Messrs Waukenphast, or No. o. hay-
msfket London the original creators Inls Ior,n m
~ shoe while being attractive in shape ~ pI"O@O'S
tha most comfortable In walking that exista
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
MALCOLM ". PETERS ARRES1tD'

Deputy Sheriff Terry arrested Malcolm - the
the former president and acting ueasui.' 1.,ordsv
Interstate Advertising Company. cary 80 sn.
on an order signed by Justice s'oV. ,oo hau and
w., Srss rsIsa.ed The arrest grows out Of sun
Srouvbt bv the Interstate Advertising GSmpshy isrs mis-
recover s4s 81 which it is aiesedi essioent and acting
ssppropriated ssnn wn,1s February 1 and May last
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
.ccJDFyT ar 4 BlRy RIISISG.

Tiverton ont. July S--A man named Donald NO
Kenzle was killed and sixteen others were injured
while raising barn on the farm OF John convey
near here. last night The barn t9pped oyeu, u,,3 On
fbe men lanes Begg Kenneth Mcleod and WIZ
lam Johnson were seriously hurt. while the others
had broken arms cuts and bad bruises
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
4 NICE QUESTION roP THE CORONER.
CAN HE ISSUE A BURIAL PERMIT FOR PART
OF A Nan WHILE THE MAN HIM


A representative OF D. ". Kelly. an undertaken,
% Eighteenth-st and Frst-ave.. called at Bellevue
TIospital Yesterday morning for permi, to remove
right leg and foot from the Morgue. which ne
desired 10 bury in Calvary Cemetery. The leg
end foot are those Of Peter Conroy, who lives ct
No 2s7 Avenue b. with his wife. He had an
abscess on his right leg which forced him 10 go TO
Bellevue Hospital some time ago. He had to sub
qnit 10 amputation. The operation was performed
recently He recovered. and is recuperatng now
f. the hospital.
Mrs Conroy told undertaken Kelly TO take charge
of the burial Of her husbands right leg and foot.
- nd bs accented tha case Two other undertakers
who had been approached 10y Mrs Conroy did not
care to take the job al all N he permit VII nave
- come from the Coroner who issues permits Tor
the removal of remains and there is some heliet
that the question VIII arise as 90 whether Ies
e1d foot will constitute remains.
"Rema.ns' are popularity understood to be
. co-nses and il is thought the Coroner may not
cere 20 grant \ permit for a burial Of part OF a
yran while the man himself Is alive
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
WANTS BIG DAMAGES FOR BoYCOTTING

Chicago July s.-For alleged boycotuhg ana
black.istng George Hlnchllf. brick manufaetu'er
began suit to-day for 10000 damages against the
Chicago Masons and Builders Association ana
number OF the largest brick manufacturers here n
charges that his business was ruined because ne
rsfuAsd to toAn the Brick Trust
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
,,rp savIyG MEDAL FOR INQUIRE.

John Mcclure an attache Of the ship news once
q, the Battery who March last. sprang into
che water and rescued Michael Ganney Yesterday
.Ineea,,,sd medal for MS bravery from the Noiun-
ieer IVe Saving Corps OF New-York Inland Waters.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09

son Of the late Colonel Henry +. Bateman- Hn
brothers are Dr. j. NJ. II. Bateman, Ho"ell BATE
~omnarv In Baltimore. and Wifred Bateman.
member OF the Talbot bar and la'e clerk of the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS

LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
AT THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES,
coLoRED pERcAlE WAISTS, 48c.
coLoRED MADRAS AND PERcAE WAISTS, Csc. & s1 rs
IMPORTED COLORED LTVON PIQUE TX
AND MADRAS WAISTS; VALUE $3.50, I"~
FANCY WHITE LAWN WAISTS. I.LO
EMBROIDERED WHITE LAWN AND OK
TUCKED DNlTTY WAISTS, ''/~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
LADIES' HOUSE GOWNS.

I
FIGURED DNUTY NEGLGEES, IN SEVERAL COLOR 4 Is
NGS, TRIMMED WITH LACE AND RIBBON
EMBROIDERED COLORED SWISS HOUSE GOWNS, u
TRIMMED WITH WHITE HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
co1ORED OR WHITE LAWN AND DNArTY "KNHNO" 02S
NEGLIGEES,
co!oszD D4x HOUSE Soys s6sPss AND ITS
WHITE LAWN ~kmnvo~ NEsLczEs 78c.
LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES.
TWO HUNDRED DRESSES OF DNuTY SWISS,
AND WHITE oRGANDE WILL BE OFFERED AT THE
FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES:
FIGURED OR DOTTED DNuTY IN SEVERAL sff 80
COLOR1NGS, LACE TRIMMED,
FIGURED SWISS IN CoLoRS OF PINK, LIGHT BLUE 1500
OR VIOLET, VELVET RIBBON TRIMMED,
WHITE ORGANDK WITH TUN1QUE SKIRT, IN ID 60
SETTINGS OF LACE AND LACE TRIMMINGS,
ALSO A NUMBER OF STYLES OF OUTING SUITS, IN
IRISH LINEN. WHITE AND COLORED
PJOIJE WITH ETON, REFER OR OPEN COATS,
TAKEN FROM THEIR REGULAR STOCK AND MAFd>EO
AT ONE-HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES.
Aoo LADIES' WHITE PQUE SKIRTS 9I.9O
f5o IMPORTED BLUE LINEN SKIRTS. o.9S
SECOND FLOOR.
eabtsnb Street. nineteenth Street and Sixth HVnus
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Earnest Melvin was brought to town
last Thursday with his left arm disIocat.
ed. 1t was dislocated two weeks ago
last Tuesday and. until few days ago.
was supposed to be in place. Adhesive
lisaments had formed 80 that il was i'm.
possible for DIR. Har'eli to set the dislo.
cation and bind the arm unassisted.
DIR. Prew!tt of Durango. happened Ia on
the noon train enroute to Monticello,
Utah. and with pr. .Iacfo.i. alninis..r.
ed chloroform and bound the arm in
place. The boy will probably be taken
TO the hospital at Durango.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The STAR is sorry TO learn that it be.
came necessary FOR physicians 10 remove
one of Ethel Dunham's eyes entirely and
that it is possible she may never be able
to see with the other. Ethel and her
father. Alfred Dunham, are now in Den.
yer. where they will remain until she re-
covers. II is severe blow for one so
young to have TO 60 through life without
seeing, especially after once having seen.
and the many friends here sincerely
hope she may yet become able to use
the remaining eye.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Notice our offer on first page. We
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are already a subscriber we make you
present to the value OF one dollar il you
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unexcelled combination offer.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

W. II. Freeman. of Del Norte, organ.
izer OF the Wocdmen and Red Men, was
a visitor in Dolores last Sunday and
Monday. He is now in Cortez but will
spend about week in Dolores. and ex-
poets to organize Woodman lodge here
This is an insurance and benevolent or
der and its present business plan looks
good to us.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The editor Of the Northwestern Chris.
tian Advocate SAYS: The Household
has no superior of its class. I.s stories
are pure and elevating in tone. Its do.
mestic articles are from pens of special.
lists. Its selections cover wide field,
and are both entertaining and instruc.
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The silver star., 1899-12-08

Miss Annie E.Gunning Tyre Mich. says.
Il suffered long time from dyspepsia;
lost flesh and became very weak. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure completely cured melt
digests what you eat aud cures all forms
Of stomach trouble. 1t never fails to give
immediate relief in the worse cases.-M
II. Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-12-08
NOTICE

In compliance With the provisions OF Sec-
ton " Of the school Laws OF ihe State OF Colo
RADIO. hereby declare my readiness TO redeem
and cancel School Fond No. !. issued by
school District No. =. Of the County OF Monte
yuma. State oI Colorado. fos the sum OF slcfD.
Now. therefore, will. on Satu day. Decein-
Der ., isse. between the hours of aud O'Clock
p. m. sppcar at the County TIeasurer's Office
In the Town of Cortex. Montexuma County
irg sad bond. and the legal Older of said
bond No ]. ss hereby Botined that said bond
will cease bearing interest on and after said
date. WN. J. EXON,
Treasurer of School District No I.
First publication November IL, isse.
Last publication December 5, lsas
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Miss Ruby Wallace had tho misfor.
tune to slip and fall backward. last Wed
nesday evening. striking the base Of her
skull. She was rendered. unconscious
and delerious for some time, but IL now
doing nicely.
The silver star., 1899-12-08
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Railroad Notices.

HoLInAY RATES. An open rate OF one
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cember %. "a. -. 20 and 81 1899 and
January l. 1900. Final limit to return
January >. 1900. Going passage to be.
gin on date OF sale. Continuous pass.
age in each direction.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Exercises appropriately commemorate
ing the 1o0th anniversary of the death
OF George Washington will be held in
the School House Hall. Thursday. De.
cemter u. 1899. at 80 p. IN. Every
body ia cordially Invited to attend. Ev-
erything free.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

A. a. patriotic American citissn, you natsa!
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The silver star., 1899-12-08

F. &. Lathrop. Jr. who has been on
the San Juan river with the placer out
fit that went in there this summer. ar
rived in this city last Friday and will
proceed to Colorado Springs soon. The
process for saving the gold was not an
entire success.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Mrs. Charles johnson left last Wedncs.
day on visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. Ida
Porter. at Telluride. Before returning
she will visit friends and relatives In
Nebraska and possibly Iowa.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

MrJ Sheer .Sedalia. Mo saved hischild.s
life by One Minute Cough Cure. Doctors
had given her up 10 die witq Group. It's
an infallible cure for coughs. colds, grippe
pneumonia, bronchitis and throat and
lung troubles. Relieves al once.-M. II.
Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Frank Silvey came in Tuesday from
visit to New Mexico. lie will return
soon and spend the winter at La Plata
and will keep posted on Dolores happen.
ings by reading TnE STAR.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Twas nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried
doctors. visited mineral springs. and grew
worse. ! used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
That cured me-" II digesis what YOU
cat.Cures indigestion. sour stomach. heart
burn and all forms OF dyspepsia.-M. N.
Ordway.
When in Durango you should stop Mt
the Inter. Ocean Hotel, Chas. Fleck, pro.
prietor. The table is supplied with ey
erything the market affords and you are
sure Of being treated courteously as well
az having good comfortable bed to
sleep In. Rates e1.50 md s2.0O pcr day:
opposite Union Depot. 1Gtf
MrsR. Churchill, Berlin, VT, says, sour
baby was covered with running sores,
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salvc cured her" |"
A specific Tor piles.a skin diseases. he.
ware of worthless counterfeits.--M. II.
Ordway.
Stop at the Inter- Ocean Hotel when
In Durango. lGtf
1t takes but minute to overcome
tickling In the throat and TO stop a cough
by the use Of One Minute Cough Cure.
This remedy quickly cures all forms Of
throat and lung troubles. HARMLESS and
pleasant to take. II prevents consumption
famous specific Tor grippe and its af.
ter effects. M. u. Ordway.
THE SILVER SrAR prints all the local
news subscribe for lt--s2OO u year. :.
"Onc Minute Cough Cure IL the bcst
remedy ! ever used for coughs and colds.
II y unequalled for whooping cough.
Children all like it.''writes I'm. Williams
1entryyillc. Ind. .Ncvcr fails II IL the only
harmless remedy thnt gives Immediate
rss'ilte. Cures couxhs.colds hoarssness,
Group. pneumonia. bronchitis. and all
throat and lung troubles. Its early usO
prevents consumption.-m. H. Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

a Christmas entertainment will be
given at the School House Hall on Mon
day. Dec. -. at 7:30 p. M, under the
auspices of the Sunday School. Every
body is invited to attend and put pres
ents on the tree. Presents should be
brought to the hall in the afternoon.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The exercises TO commemorate the
Tooth anniversary OF George Washing.
toms death will be held in the School
House Hall, at 7:5o p. IN. next Thursday.
The Red Men extend cordial invita-
tiou to every body 10 attend.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

E. H. Morton now has his cattle at
the Hartman ranch. occupied by Wm.
Dean. in the valley. having moved them
yesterday.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The Red Men will give dance at their
ball in this village on Friday evening.
December %. 1893. Definite announce
ment later.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Notice Of fDiscontnuance. The SILVER STAR
is not discontinued at eNuraiion and Is sent
to subscribers until AN explicit order Is re-
ceiseJ by US. and all payment OF arrearases Is
mad, a Required by law The courts invari-
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Usher for the subscription price Il all papers
received until The paper is paid tor I'm fun up
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RETr RNED AXE NOT NOTICE OF Di>spN-
TINUASCE
Advertising rates made known applca.
ton
Addre>. all Communications TO
joe II. DEWITT. PUBLISHER.
Dolores, Colorado.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Tuesday nights snow has resulted In
nearly everybody. who has cutter or
sleigh. repairing the same and getting
ready for the fun they anticipate.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Clarence Broadhead and mother. OF
Mhpcos. arrived in this city yesterday
morning and are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Exon.
The silver star., 1899-12-08
Old papers Is cents a hundred.

DeWitt's Little EarlyRisers purify the
blood. clean the liver. invigorate the sys-
TEN. Famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles.-M. II. Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

John Eggers was business visitor in
this city last Monday from, West Dolores.
He was buying winters supply OF
groceries. etc.
The silver star., 1899-12-08

The Thermometer at Cortez registered
only two above zero Yesterday morning,
while II was twenty above here. Said
Dolores TO Cortez; "Oh. you're not SO
Warm."
The silver star., 1899-12-08

Mrs. X. l.. Lynch was business visit.
or in Dolores. last Saturday. from A rrio.
Ia and made this shop pleasant call.