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The silver star., 1899-05-19

The front OF j. j. Harris & Co.'S. store
has put on different appearance since
Ralph Thompson with his paint pots
and brushes has been At work there.
Ralph is first class workman and when
you have anything in the line Of paint.
ing to do don't hesitate to give 1t to him.
The silver star., 1899-05-19
RAILROAD NOTICE.

REDUCED RATES FOR THE COLORADO
coLLEoE OF COLORADO SPRINGS.
Rate OF ono and ono fifth fares on the
certificate plan IL authorised from state
points to Colorado Springs and rcturn
Csrtifcstes to be available on April 18th
2Gth, 9th and 2sth. 1890, and II tho re.
qnired number Of cortiflcatcs ts0,. show
ing full fair paid on going trip. arc pre-
sentcd TO tho Joint Agent. they will be
stamped by him. and holdersicturncd al
ons.hfth fare, not later than three days
after the closing dste Of the meeting
Sunday not to be counted.
NATIONAL nAPrisr AHS, vERyAi, frs
The silver star., 1899-05-19

We are compelled to announce again
this::week that Dolores has new agent
at the depot After this such changes
will. be mentioned by The SILVER
STAR unless the agent stays whole
week.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Don't think you can Cure that slight
attack OF Dyspepsia by. dieting, or that
it will cure itself. Kodal Dyspepsis
Cure will cure it; it "digests what you
eat" and restores the digestive organs to
health.-W. II. Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Phneumonia, la grippe. coughs. colds,
Group and whooping-cough readily yield
to One Minute Cough Cure. Use this
remedy in time and save doctors bill
--or the undertaker's.-M.H II. Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

By allowing the accumulations in the
bowels to remain, the entire system is
poisoned. De Wits Little Early
Risers regulate the bowels. Try them
and you will always use them.-M. II
Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

II you have piles CURE them. No hse
undergoing horrible operations thai
simply remove the results Of the discnrc
without disturbing tho dlseabe itself
Place your conhdcnGe In De Wits
Witch Hazel saIve. II has never failed
to cure ornERs. II will not fail to cure
vou.--E. H. Ordwav
The silver star., 1899-05-19

When in Durango you thould stop at
the Blain Hotel. Chss. Fleck. proprietor.
The table is supplied with everything
the market affords and you are sure Of
being treated courteously as well as hav-
ing good comfortable bed to sleep in.
Rates sl.5O and 500 pei day; Opposite
Union Depot.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

The many friends Of WI. Exon will
be sorry to learn that he has been com
PEELED to return to the hospital at Dur
ango.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Mrs. VIM. Long is anticipating a
couple weeks visit in the valley with a
number Of intimate friends. Doubtless
Of the fact that there are plenty Of chairs
in the valley. she expects to take several
with her in case OF emergency.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

WI Exon returned from Durango
Wednesday and left on the afternoon
stage for Cortez.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

The Blain Hotel is the place to stop
when you go to Durango. Good beds
good meals and courteous treatment arc .
assured you. A3tf
The silver star., 1899-05-19

A. L. Fellows. e. Hydrogrsphor
for Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. was
in Dolores last Wednesday looking after
the Dolores.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Some OF the results Of neglected dye,
peptic conditions OF the STOMACH sre
cancer, consumption, heart disease and
epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure pre-
vents all this by effecting a quio!; cure
in all cases Of dyspepsia.-M. II. Ordway
The silver star., 1899-05-19

I'D. Bridge. editor and proprietor Of
the Democrat, Lancaster. y. H., says:
II would not be without One Minute
Cough Cure for my boy when troubled
with . cough or cold. It Is the best
remedy for Group Ever used."-M. II
Ordway.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Rev. Pierce. representing the Mancos
Times was canvasing this part OF the
country last week in the interest Of that
paper. We acknowledge pleasant call
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Tho Weber boys had walk over last
Friday, The Cortez boys were not in IL
from the start. Tho game stood Ut the
close of the 7th inning % TO II when
the Cortex boys. threw up tho sponge
Another game will be played tn day In
Cortez, followed by social ball in the
evening.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

II rnakee no difference how bad the
wound il you use DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salye; It will quickly heal and leave no
scar.-M. II. Ordwa-.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs r. K. Smith. were guest,
of Andrew Harris last Sunday. Mr.
Smith is one OF Cortez' genial merchants
The silver star., 1899-05-19
THE NATIONAL LAND LIST

Tho only genuine real estate paper publrshed
In Aiuerica. II circnlates IN every state In the
Mon. PARTIES Interested In hpyins. selling
or exchanging land. mrrchanais o. Qthe
property will snnd what they want IN rms
NATIONAL LAND List. II Ia lam full OF
spc .ial bargains and offers Of exchange. Sin
slc 90 les by mail 10 cents. Address THs
National Land List Publishing Co. Green Rifse
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Mrs. Pomeroy will soon open up first
class bakery along with her restaurant.
This is something that has been needed
in Dolores for long time.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

s. p. Thomas OF the Montszuma
Journal was one OF our callers last
Saturday. Call again Brother Thomas,
you will find the latch string hanging
out.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

H. Osborn, mine host of the o.
borne House, Mancoe. drove over last
Wednesday for A. L. Fellows.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Leonard Scott foreman OF Gordon and
Carlyse. sheepmen. was trading in Do
lores Wedne nesdaS.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

j. 7. and Thomas Long. Of near Mil
dred, were business visitors in Dolores
asst Monday J. 7. took the noon train
or Rico.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

For wind, the month OF May has beer
the equal OF March.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Mrs. r. W. Pomeroy's ad is found in
this weeks STAR.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Ordway's for anything in the genera
merchandise line.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

Rev. DAILY preached in the school hal
last Sunday. Mrs. DAILY will conduc
the meeting next Sunday.
The silver star., 1899-05-19

own Toeics. s
e 8:
Cold and windy.
Cold and windy.
All the trees are now in full dress.

Stop at the Blain Hotel when in Du
range. A3tf
The silver star., 1899-05-19

G. NJ. Elliott. the stage man. took
trip to Mancos last Sunday.
The silver star., 1899-05-19
Where did you get that horse, H. W,

Squire Wallace believes in lots Of
paint.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
TROUBLES or A TROOPER
Interesting Letter of Camp Life In
The Philippines.

Baliuag, P. l.. Aug. S.-(Special
/ Correspondence of The Republican. J.
! Summer IN the Philippines. These
who have had the misfortune to have
/ scj0urned IN this neck O the woods
may detect considerable irony in the
expression. Having for many years
/ been resident of Arizona, by the kind
sufferance Of the inhabitants. summer
/ has always been associated IN nv mind
as season Of the year. safely ex-
pressed in choice CastiHan. as "poco
calfente," a period when spirits are
/ depressed; and for those who can af-
/ ford it, and many mere who cannCt,
! it is the opportune time to HE to
faVOrite mountain retreats or popular
seaside resorts, to escape the warm
embrace CT an affectionate and effer-
I Vescent solar Iuminary Then, too,
ycu have spring. autumn and winter,
distinct seasons that were always sep
araiued in my mind by the changes in
It's fashions. l certainly knew that
when a new Easter bonnet appeared on
the streets it was in the spring time
and summer was coming On apace. In
the tropics It's otherwise; We are con-
tent with two seasons, viz: The wet
and dry. The fashion plates do not
change here with the seasons as they
do in the states. The fin de siec-a in
habitants of the jungle are content to
follow in the footsteps Of their pro
genftors for ages past in the matter of
d-,sss, while many are happy only in
the chocolate colored habiliments cf
nature. They are up to date because
with them times never change. 1 see
one good advantage in this. for when
it rains hard you do not have to put
on dry clothing.
Do not suppose that because I am in
a country where there is no summer
that l am complaining My only dis
satisfaction at present is that my
mind, like the heavens, is cloudy. I
have been listening to the patter, pat
ter of the rainfall on the roof of my
oriental dwelling now for ever a week
There is no intermission. the rain con-
tinuing TO pour down in torrents. l
see no prospects CT speedy dcliverance
and if it keeps up for few more
weeks 1 see escape only by the aid of
an ark. We cannot fight insurrectcs
in this kind of weather. 50 E3rf0rce
must do the best he can to refrain
from getting homesick, and keep On
the alert for mess call. That's one call
I never miss.
When a man has only his own
thoughts for company he is apt to suf-
fer from ennui. but on this occasion,
as the smoke curls from my media
Tegalia, a two centavos production Of
Luzon (worth a dime in the states)
feel in a reminiscent mood, but too
Indifferent to exert naturally erratic
mind to a straight course of reason
ing. I will here state parenthetiea1ly
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
| MUST HAVE A GAS STOVE

much infatuated with the climate last
season.
j. C. Jones arrived from Philadei-
phia yesterday. He is registered at
the Hotel Adams.
Llewellyn R. Blewett of Crowned
King was among last nights arrivals
at the Commercial.
E. B. Knox of the Phoenix National
bank returned on last nights train
from visit to Denver.
Miss C. c. Jimiscn of Redding. Cal.
arrived yesterday morning and is a
guest of the Commercial.
J. A. Carter of Morristown is in the
city for the first time in seven years.
He is a guest OF, the Commercial.
Unitad States District Attorney Rob
ert E. Morrison came in from Prescott
yesterday morning. He will probably
return tonight.
Assistant Secretary H P. Hritle re
TUNED fran Prescott last night ac-
rcCmpanied by his wife. who has been
spending a vacation at Prescott.
H. H. Campbell, who spent last VIM
ter in this valley and who is now in
Denver, writes to friends in this city
that he is feeling well, but will be
here again shortly after more climate.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
OUTLOOK FOR CARNIVAL
Matter of Rates in The Hands OF
Railroad Officials.

New life has been added to the pro
ject Of holding a carnival at Phoenix
for the purpose of attracting winter
tourists, especially from Colorado The
project has not been pushed until re-
Gently because business men were en-
gagged in other plans for advertising
the valley The board of trade now
has turned it's attention to the car
nival project and has appointed Mr..
S. P. Clark. of long experience in such
matters, as carnival commissioner
Commissioner Clark says that every
business man seen by him relative to
the carnival has been favorable to it,
and if the railroads make concessions
expected in the rates little viii stand
in the way of Phoenix having a sue
eessful carnival in the early part of
the coming winter. The matter is
now in the hands CT the Santa Fe rail-
road officials. The railroads are in
sympathy with the carnival project,
and rates will be offered. Half rates
are asked for in round trip tickets
from Colorado and if this is granted
an effort will he made to secure similar
rates of the Southern Pacific company
in order TO bring people here from
California. 1t was the original inten-
item to hold the carnival here about
October l in the hope of inducing a
number of the wealthy tourists now
in Colorado to come to Phoenix. The
Colorado tourists are now centered in
Denver where they will stay until the
conclusion of the Festival CT Mountain
and Plain, an annual celebration in
the mountain city Then they will
seek a milder climate, and here is an
opportunity, it is thought by Com
missioner Clark, for Phoenix to adver-
tise in Colorado and no effort should
be SCARED to induce the tourists to come
here.
The railroads, if they consent to
lower the rates one-haif, would aid ma
terially in advertising the carnival,
and the promise of an Indian show
or wild west exhibition would bring
many people here who would neither
come on account of the climate nor
because the Salt River valley affords
good opportunities in the farming
line Not all the tourists are in
valids In fact; says Commissioner
Clark, the majority of them are
healthy persons who have more money
than they know what to dc with, and
Phoenix might as well relieve them of
their burden as any ether city. Since
it is impossible to hold the carnival on
October an effort will be made to hold
it in the latter part of October, if
possible starting 1T on Hallowe' en-.
There will still be a large number of
tourists, undecided where to spend the
winter. who could be brought here by
properly advertising.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATION
Live Topics Only Will Be Discussed
at The rfeefing.

! The executive committee Of the Ari-
zcna Agricultural association has been
! E!olding frequent meetings in the past
month and is making extensive prep
aratiCns for a session of two days,
which will be the banner meeting of
the association. At a meeting CT the
executive committee on Saturday It
was decided to hold tbs convention en-
October 20-21. The object is to
awaken interest in agriculture. This
IS essentially an agricultural region,
but it is generally admitted that pro-
gress in agricultural matters has n3t
been as fast as it might have been.
The farmers have chung to old methods
Of farming and have net shown an in
clination to cooperate. Unsuccessful
attempts have been made on divers &C.
casioHs to effect agricultural crgani-
cations, but the Arizona Agricultural
association is tha only one which has
succeeded in arOusing marked interest.
William G. Burns, section director CT
the United States weather bureau and
secretary of the association, said yes
terGay that in no oths5., agricultural
region in the country has he witnessed
SO small amount OF interest in the re-
sources. Phoenix is dependant mostly
upon EARNING. and it would be profit
able fer the farmers to study agricul-
tllre. The UI-ted States government
is partial to the farmer and aids him
by weather bureau, experimental sta
tions and in other ways. The two
days meeting Of the association. &C
cording to indications, will be we'll at
tended and a source Of instruction.
Only Live topics will be discussed, and
there are plenty of them. notably the
water storage question. The following
IS the programme selected, which
may be slightly altered before the time
of converting:
FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 10 A. NJ.
Address Of welcome, Governor N o.
Murphy.
Response, presidents address, F. A.
Gulley, Phoenix.
Music ~
"Orange Culture discussion led by
DR.. J. Hardy, Phoenix.
FRIDAY, OCT. 20, P. M.
Honey Production. J. P. Ivy,
Phoenix
Protection From Frost" J. E. Bet
tier, Mesa. |
Music
Marketing Deciduous Fruits
Chase Purdy, Alhamhra.
Shipping Fruits" Walter Hill,
Phoenix
FRIDAY, OCT. 20. 7:3o P. M.
Music.
"Wcmen's Clubs" Mrs. B. V Cush-
man, Fhoenix.
'eTha Industrial Side Of the Public |
ScE3ol Problem, Prof J. w. Smith, |
principal, normal school. Tempe.
Music
Should the United States Govern |
nenf Grant to Arizona the Arid Lands |
Of the Territory?" William Herring, /
Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
fearful weapon is its capacity for rapid

fearful weapon is its capacity for rapid
firing and wholesale slaughter.
Anxious to test his new acquisition
he started toward the Junction of the
! Salt and Gila rivers aWheel on Satur-
! day night in the hops that he might
meet others as enthusiastic as himself.
| He met them, but il was only after
the novelty OF his journey had worn
| off and lack Of rations had robbed the
adventure of its interest and proved tc
his satisfaction that unless help ar
rived quickly his bones would bleach
l11buried on the desert waste and. his
flesh return to mother earth TO enrich
the soil for the next crop CT sage brush
and jack rabbits.
How could he attract attention? He
had seen a cannon somewhere mount
ed breech downward and the muZZle
pointing toward the distant planets.
But it would not do to plant his gun il
that manner as this sight had grown
too tame to attract the attention Of
Phceniotans. He therefore reversed
the order and planted his fowling
piece 90 muzzIe down and bTeech up
ward He thought this departure
from the usual niethcd OF planting
guns hereabout would certainly focus
the eyes of someone in his direction
This concluded he lay down to await
either death CIR rescue, as the case
might be- His eyes sought the zenith
and he beheld a fcck CT buzzaIds cir
cling round and gradually drawing
nearer. Something must be done to
hasten the rescue, Sc he hung his
wheel on top of the gun, cut an ocatillo
pole and tied it to the gun and from
the top OF it his striped Shirt was
flung to the breeze, a signal CT dis
treSs.
A goad Samaritan came along with
a buggy and for certain and sundry
coins did then and there agree to take
him to Center street. Phoenix, with
the privilege Of stopping at informed
iate points.
Arrived at the road house four
miles down the Yuma road he asked
the proprietor if he was prepared to
furnish leaves and fishes fer a multi
tude, as he was an-hungered. The
answer was affirmative, and fer still
another consideration he procured four
leaves and two large cans Of fishes
together with several bottles OF st.
Louis root beer. After the feast there
was gathered up a large basketful 3f
empty cans and bottles and nary a
fish left
When interviewed last night he was
resting easy and stated that the pump
gun was for sale, as the duck season
has not yet opened and it is too late to
shoot pigeons.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

! J. M. Crombie of Detroit is at the
( Hotel Adams.
S. E. Patton returned home en- last
nights train from Prescott.
Harry Arnold of Elko New, is in the
city, a guest of the Ford hotel
w. P. Parkhurst of San Francisco
registered at the Commercial last
night.
c. H Shackleford San Francisco
mining man, is registered at the Com
mercial.
Lewis Mel, an insurance man from
San Francisco. is a guest of the Com
mercial.
NJ. S. Taft and wife of Prescott reg
istered at the Ford hotel yesterday
morning.
F. c. White of Wickenburg came
down last night and is registered at
the Ford.
A. R. Mayo is at the Hotel Adams.
having arrived yesterday from Rich
mond, Va.
G. J. Hall and DR.. Lentz were among
the Phoenicians returning from Pres
colt last night.
Stephen Morgan of Chicago arrived
in the city yesterday and is registered
at the Ford hotel.
Letters received from Miss Hallisy.
who is now in Colorado Springs, state
that she will return here again to
spend the winter, having become very
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. F. NJ. Phelps, Brs. J. w. Walsf.
and Miss Nellie Walsh, from the
Trilby mine. were among last nights
arrivals from the north. They are at
the Commercial.
Miss Lucia Copeland arrived yester-
day morning for a visit of few
weeks with her friends, when she will
return to her home in Long Beach
with her father.
Herman Smith Of Chicago has ar
rived in the city and is registered at
the Hardwick hotel. Mr.. Smith is here
for the recuperation OF his health and
will spend the winter in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, $50 A. M.

SATURDAY, OCT. 81, $50 A. M.
Music
''Heme Literature" Mrs. B. A
Fowler, Glendale.
Increasing Dairy Profits" Walter
Cooke, Buckeye.
Music
Soil Improvement" Professor r. H.
Forbes. director Arizona Experimental
station, Tucson.
SATURDAY, OCT. q, 2 P. NJ
Music
Election of officers.
Water Storage Sims Ely. Phoenix.
Music
''The Water Question in Salt River
Valley Major J. w Evans, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25

Carrying a line Of Groceries
to please you, and make your
pocketbook smile all over, we
know we can sell you more
good Groceries for the money
than any firm in Phoenix.
Cor 25c Mocha and Java
Coffee is as good as any 35c
Coffee sold any other place.
Our 35c Mocha and Java
can't be beat any place.
Cocoa shells just received at
the store that's always busy.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
MURDER NEAR BENSON
Two CattIemen Fill a Third Over
Disputed Calf.

Benson, Ariz., Sept. 23.-(Speeial
Correspondence Of The Republican,
William Mitchell and Wiley Morgan
went to John Duncan's ranch near the
hot springs, this county, this morning
about 8 o'clock and claimed calf that
was in Duncan's pasture. Duncan re-
fused to give the calf UP, when Mitch
ell and Morgan both pulled guns and
commenced shooting at MIN, continu-
ing unGil he was killed. He did not re
tuIn their fire. All the parties we're
monument cattlemen.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
HE WILL BE CURED,

so YOU think we did right in max
ing Il treaty with the Sultan of SuluT
Certainly"
But he is Il polygaaniSt.
That's just the point. Well cure
him Of it"
".TIow2"
by smuggling one CT two nsrw wo
men into Lis hareln. He'll think One
is too many after a little experience
Win ttlem.-Chicago Post
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
q GOOD GUN FOR SALE
n is Braa Ntw Though it Has Bee
Used Before.

A young business man cf Teutonic
extraction, who is generally conceded
to be a connoiseur in the matter OF
guns, recently acquired new weapon
emibodying all the modern improve
ments employed in the gunmaker's-
art. The principal feature Of this
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
\ poor ALTERNATIVE.

''WhY did you let Smith talk to you
all the way dawn town about his Ia
by?"
Il was afraid if I changed tie Sub
ject he would get sl1arted en- baseball "
Chicago Post.
Arizona republican., 1899-09-25

Nest of US wear Our second best
manner every day, when we are with
til.0sa we love, and save our best for
the deleoaation CT strangers whom we
may never see again.-Toled0 Blade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-31
SEALED PROPOSAL


Office of CITY Engineer.
Richmond. Va. May q. l,3
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will ~ RE
re,Ncd no th.s office until Ihl i..9D.-Ai J..
rune tsf at e. T.. ~. Tor tne iol.nMi
1,-'r,ithing and delivering ltE for tAe
d,9errnf tity departments for one yetr
er"ro iuiv Isl. and furnishing ana de..f
100, FIfEI. for one year from july lst
~ departments as called Tor in speelii.'-
lions. in such quantities ata ..h.s ., ,a
times as may be ordered "''7'''
verified d., soon af fhfs
OfflCc. -.,,,,.ls aud pnifl
The Committee ON ON G' nv re,.", ga AMI ana
l,Sa 1891. ". T.. CuIsiAW.
aH Ptoi"' City Engineer.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-31

Az opDr>-,NcE. APPROVED MAY
KY 49,, .,fr-N-r, CHAPTER %. OT
~ lN|. ~ H-l''-'i' .l..,..r.r,-
WlIL CITY DEDlNAN' Lo 'R-NN i'i'-'
lNE sTREETS BY TIE ADDITION
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or --'' -'i-'
BE ID ordained uy tur Council ol tne
Dl.g of EIcum0ud tutl Chapter - 9l t"t
cas- Dr4Ilal. es tJuUffu.ns ali ."Ia N
amended Ur ll. Coalition uL tlc 4DNuh
lu- sections.
40 person shall. Within Llroe .eel ~
auy street. 0r alley. uul or Keep up tIs
blrlel Or pointed sire aa Oh pas. 1l a-s
nothing herein Contained sual pt.t 100
tuv 1ua frIm uutlu4 such wire Ou tA-
f.r oI la v..tU .r fence IIND feet uIlu.
t.'.r .l MR.. of -u.r nifr shah project
or.r tI. tra .f su.h MALL or fence into
. 4rr..r .- .II.L All Wire uOW used a-
fhr-. lee. To- me line OF the nearest street.
or ALA. and nod 0n tue tOp OF ID fence
or Wa.f l.e feet hl-n shall be- taken down
within Thirty DAVIS from the date of tle
aUurDQ.I at this ordinance. Any person
t-5.sfIul any provision. restriction. or rec
0ulrtmeiit ol ihIs section -aal Doe liable
to fine of not less cham ntc nor more
tAau dlty dollars. each day Violation ID
De a. separate offence.
road comoanics operating wiihn the city
! OF Richmond % provide and erect Ncrl-
cal aru-llf.7 ON sucn railroad crossing
as the Committee ON Streets may deem
necessary. and In Ike manner 90 erect
any other such gate. 0r gates. as The
Committee On streets may from time to
tm. r.au.re Within ninety days from the
be- 0f suc1 pattern and erected in such
fnarre~ as mtv be- -aNsf4cfury no the