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ii. Hall. who has been doing carpen-
ter work on J. j. Harris e. Cos new
house with II II. Jones, was called to
his home at Arriola. last Tuesday, by
the illness Of his little girl. He reports
her as entirely recovered.
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That Trobbinp Headache

Would quickly leave you, il you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands OF
sufferers have proved their matchleas
merit .or Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25cts. Money back il
not cured. Sold by NJ. II. Ordway,
Druggist.
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II. d. Brinde came in from Bayfield,.
last Wednesday. to spend Thanksgiving
with friends here. His school has been
closed for the past ten days on account
OF scarlet fever
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Baptiste Terchetto of Dolores, is at
Mercy hospital suffering with bad eye.
DR.. Davis, who has charge of the case,
believes it necessary to remove the Of
Tending member Yesterdays Durango
Democrat.
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Great Luck Of an Editor.

"for two years all efforts 10 cure Ec-
zcmn In the palms OF my bands failed"
writes Editor II. n, Leeior. OF Syracuse,
Kan, ,"thcn was wholly cured by llnrk-
lens Arnica Sulyc." It's the worlds best
for Eruptions. .sprea and plI skin diseases
Only 30 at NJ. n. Ordway's drug store
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A few Dolores people attended the
dance at Cortez last light and all re-
port good time.
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The family Of Dave Giorgetta's has
been contending with colds this week,
but DIR. Haefeli reports them all well at
present.
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We oxpcct 10 have Tnp STAR printing
p'ahl nnd our family domccilcd In the
..u'iuing that has bcon used as the scc
''o boarding hopsc, In tbc. nonr future.
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Too many men in this country vote as
thcy pray -and they never pray unlees
1t is to ask personal favor.
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Mrs. N. Bruner went to Rico yester-
day to spend Thanksgiving with friends
in that city.
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E. B. GARLINGhousE

FoR SALE:-We have lot OF 2x4, 2x6.
Ike and 1x12 lumber at our office, which
we will sell cheap FOR cash.
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John J. Harris baby was quito sick
ast Monday and Tuesday. with tonsilitis
and bowel trouble. but is now entirely
out Of danger.
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hrs. D. II. Lemon passed through
Solores last Tuesday. snroutc to her
some At Mancos from Cortes, whore shc
aas bsen visiting frlvnds.
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Extra trains and number OF double
headers have been necessary to handle
the freight ON tho Rio Grandc Southern
this week.
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Ethan Smith was an arrival. last
Tuesday. from Vance Junction and cx-
pects to remain In Dolores the balance
Of the winter.
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Read the article on last page entitled
Law Regarding Stray Stock" before
taking up any animal you may find at
large.
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When in Dolores stop at the Southern

The STAR cangive you Il bargain II
you wish to invest in u Webster's Inter
national Dictionary. 1t Is a new book
Call and examine for yourself.
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The moon and woman's heart ar
constantly changing-but there's alway
a man in them.
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"Star Route" mail carriers have
troubles Of their own since the recent
storm left the roads in such horrible
condition,
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Snow-shoes constituted part OF the
outfit OF three or four parties that have
gone into the hills to hunt cattle.
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Mrs. Mckinley has moved into the old
Pomeroy restaur ant. where she expects
to conduct AN eating house.
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Click" Porter came down from Tcllu-
rae on Monday last 10 attend to some
business matters and visit relatives. re-
sarning homo yesterday.
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Most of the cattle are now out Of the
hills. but the few that remain will soon
perish.
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The person who thinks he can please
everybody. had better commit suicide
before he tries it.
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A Ute was asked the other day il he
could find bottom to the road and re-
piled: Yes. me no sec EN-
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Those No. IA overshoes seem to have
produced very fair cold. Owner prob.
ably got overheated packing them.
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Aessrs. 0aflinshouse and Eaton are
= tho opinion that moving hay balcr
e'er existing kind bt roads 10 not tho
snap Il is supposed to bs.
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Chas. Mattson was in from Arriola,
last Monday, after that election bet and
subscribed for THE STAR.
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Will Head came down from Telluride,
lest Wednesday. aud went to the Monte
yuma valley to visit relatives.
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Clarence Houser left last Sunday for
Hesperus. where he expects to work at
the Ute coal mime this winter.
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jasper Hall made trip to outside
points this week TO dispose of some win.
ter fruit and cider.
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l.. A. Thomas was caller today. He
reports about all of the cattle out Of the
hills.
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NOTICE.

All who desire to take part in read
ing Circle are requested to meet at the
School House ON Friday afternoon, De-
cember 7, ut 3 o'clock.
j. +. GuILLET.
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. Tho common place person never ceases
to wonder that no many things happen
to other people.
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f. G. Pease and wife returned last
Monday from trip to Pagosa Springs.
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Consistency may be jewel, but
most women prefer diamonds"
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When man abuses you suspect your.
sell; when they praise you suspect them,
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II some men wcro compelled to do oil
their meanncss In tho day time they
would soon tire Of II.
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@MA,r~

This signature IL on every box Of tho genuine
Laxative Br0m0.Q Quinine Tablets
tho remedy that cures cold IN one dny
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A Bona FIde SALARY -sI2 Weekly.

Men md women TO nppoll agents and rcp
si3 weekly si.Inry nnd expenses. Old estab-
lished house. pleasant permanent Positions.
rlpld advance fhcnt and Increase OF wages.
Write Mt once. Address
BUTLER 4 ALGES.
l.iD.oi Dept. Il. Now Haven, Conn.
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Woodmen lecture Saturday evening,
December Is, 1900.
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John Elder was a business visitor
from Arriola last Monday.
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Stops the Cough and Works Of the Cold.
Laxative Bromo.Q Q Iinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure.no pay. Price
% cents.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. r. W. Grovc'o signature is on
each box. 25c.
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Dolores Retail Prices.

Following in the footsteps OF an indo-
lont man is about the most expensive
travelling imaginable.
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LOCAL. NOTES,

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HEART DISEASE.
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid
Increase of Heart Troubles.

Heart trouble, at least among the Ameri-
cans, is certainly increasing, and while
this may be largely due to the excitement
and worry of American business life, it is
more often the result of weak stomachs, of
poor digestion.
Real organic disease is incurable; but
not one case in a hundred of heart trouble
is organic.
The close relation between heart trouble
and poor digestion Is because both organs
are controlled by the same great nerves,
the Sympathetic and the Pneumogastric
In another way also the heart is affected
by the form of poor digestion, which causes
gas and fermentation from half digested
food. There is feeling of oppression and
heayiness in the chest caused by pressure
of the distended stomach on the heart and
lungs, interfering with their action; hence
arises palpitation and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood,
making it thin and watery, which irritates
and WeakenS the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is to improve the digestion and to
insure the prompt assimilation of food.
This can be done by the regular use
after meals of some safe, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation, like Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be found
at drug stores, and which contain valuable,
harmless digestive elements in a pleasant,
convenient form.
1t IS safe to say that the regular, per-
sistent use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
at meal time will cure any form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
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NO C. O. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME.

Every person who is a sufferer from nervous
diseases should write the Won Mohl Co. Gin
cnnatI, Ohio at once. and accept their offer OF a
five days trial treatment free OF charge This is
no o. D. or DEPOSIT scheme, but liberal
proposition made to unfortunate sufferers by
this long established concern. which is the largest
importer Of specifics for nervous diseases in tho
world
The Won Mohl Co. has the sole American rights
for Prof Laborde's French preparation of Cal
thos" the on remedy known to advanced medi
cal science that will positively cure nervous de-
bility. This remedy has for years been used as q
specific in the French and German armies, and
since its introduction into tho United States has
cured many thousands of sufferers, and tho re-
markable success of the remedy in Europe has been
repeated in this country.
In order to place this wonderful treatment in
the hands Of every person who suffers from mental
and physical anguish The Won Mohl Co, has de-
cided to send free trial treatment to all who write
at once. The remedy is sent by mail in a plain
package, and there is no publicity in receiving
IL or taking It Accompanying the medicine there
IS full treatise in plain language for you to read
Take the medicine privately with perfect safety
and sure cure is guaranteed.
Lost vitality creeps upon men unawares. Do
not deceive yourself or remain in ignorance while
you are being dragged down by this insidious
disease. No matter what the cause may be-
whether exccsses oyerworls or business cares
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PriYata Pension Bills.

Bills granting pensions or increases of
pension to the following persons have been
passed by the House and many of them by
the Senate: ''FJ "'
Margaret NJ. Badger, Amelia A Taylor,
Patrick O'Donnell, Mrs. Susan Buntine,
Robert Anderson, George Crouk, Hiram C.
Childress, James A. Tulloss, Mrs Jane
Lucas, James A. Root, Jonah Duncan,
Stephen j. Watts, o. NJ Brown, William
Bates, Maggie d. Chapman, Hannah
Kennedy, Ellen Spalding, David Smith
Charles II. Adams, Charles f. Winch,
w. n. Wendell, Wiley Causey, Matilda
Reeves, Ada f. Whaley, Maj. W. II. Nc
Lyman, Russell l.. Moore. Sylvester Doss
alias Harry S. Doss, Alice de Fccchi, Thos.
HOll and Louisa Weidner, Ellen Miles
Brown, Timothy A. Lewis, T. G. Mills.
Mrs. Louis Adams, Mrs. Ellen V. Nc
Cleery, Madison T. Trent, Susie NJ. Ian
drum, Sarah S. Lion, Anna NJ. Starr, Enos
H. Kirk, Levi G.. Wildus, Zylpha J. Kelly,
J. II. Sparks, Bertha CT. Kimball, Robert
Patterson, Sarah II. NJ. Miley, Lydia
Strang, Walter Allen, Byron f. Davis,
Lewis Oliver, Anna C. White, Della A.
Jones, Erasmus ID. Steen, James Cooper,
Mrs Catherine Slayton, Alverdie Rush,
Josephine B. Wood, Uri S. Keith, John X.
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THE BRITISH ADVANCE.
Developments in the South African War
Situation.

Some details of the relief of Mafeking by
Mahon'S hard riders is set forth in the dis.
patches. The British left SaIagall on
Sunday the 18th at sunrise, making a
detour to the westward in order to avoid
koodooS Rand, where there was a strong
force of Beers. The manuver was success.
ful, but large force of Beers in ambush
was encountered. A column of Light
Horse dislodged the Beers, who endeavcred
to entilade the convoy, but were prevented
by the artillery and fed. The Beers left
80 dead. The column arrived at jana.
dibis May Is and met Col. Plummer' S force
The column then went on, with several
conflicts.
Lord Roberts reported to the War Office,
in a dispatch dated Kroonstad, May 21:
'Mahon reports that the flying column
entered Mafelsing at a. H., May Is. He
was stubbornly opposed by I.500 men on
May IL, nine miles from Mafeking but the
Beers were driven from their strong posi-
tons after five hours fighting, thanks, he
says, to the magnificent qualities of his
troops. Mahon'S casualties were about 30"
Gen. Butler cabled the following from
Bethune: May 1-While marching in the
direction of Newcastle, one of my squadrons
OF mounted infantry was ambushed by
Beers six miles west of Vryheid, and very
few escaped. The total casualties are
about SO. | have returned to Nqutu for
supplies. Will march tomorrow for New
castle via Dundee"
Gen. Butler then proceeds: 1 detached
Col. Bethune and about 500 men from
Dundee May II with instructions to march
by Vaults Drift and show his force at
Nqutu, which was reported to have been
evacuated by the enemy, preparatory to
the return of the magistrates and the civil
to the district. He was to
rejoin me at Newcastle afterward"
In Natal Buffers forces crossed into the
Transvaal near ingogo, but were still held
at bay at Laing's Mex, where the Beers
were intrenching themselves. With the
exception of this pass Natal is clear of
Beers. Further news was awaited.
After a wait at Kroonstad once more
Roberts advanced. Judging from the
dispatches of Lord Roberts at Honing
Spruit Station, while fianking him on either
side of the railroad, Gen. French's cav
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airy and Gen. Ian HamiItons mounted
infantry were both slightly in advance Of
Lord Roberts and threatened to envelop
the Boer position, which extended for %
miles due north. Gen. French crossed
the RhenoSter River near the junction
with Honing Spruit Station. The main
British army is advancing along the rail-
road while Gen. French converged from
the west and Gen. Hamilton from the east.
Against this overwhelming force the Beers
followed their usual tactics of retiring to
positions which doubtless were prepared in
advance for their occupation.
Gen. French and Gen. Hamilton marched
separated from each other by about 40
miles, while Lord Roberts was within u
miles OF Gen. French and so miles of Gen.
Hamilton.
Some. of Roberts's troops arrived at
Nredeport last Thursday. The Free
StaterS are pictured as 'bOiting like hares'
at the first sight of the British. The latter,
according TO one writer, do not even fnd
women and children, as the fleeing farmers
take their families with them. IN conse-
quence OF the reports current among the
Iransyaalers that the British kidnap all
children over u years OF age. The Boer
rear-guard was composed Of Russians, TO
whom was committed the task of Destroy
ing the bridges. They also looted freely.
On May q the advance of Robertss
forces was announced as having crossed
tHe V ddl. Inc CROSSING OF the WlOte 1Orc6
followed soon afterward. Avigorous cam
paign will be made by Roberts.
The Beers are prepar ing for q stout
defense of johannesburg and Pretoria.
THE BOER ENJOYS.
Mr.. Fischer, one of the Boer ENJOYS who
came to Washington, spoke freely as to
their general plans for the future He
said that it was their purpose to visit 10 or
II of the principal cities of the United
States, and explain to the people whatever
they might wish to know of the Boer cause.
They were, he said, particularly anxious
to avoid even the semblance of taking any
part in American politics. They came to
plead with the whole American people for
sympathy and support. The cities which
they would visit have not vet been de-
upon, and in making Their Sc
lections they will be guided by the friends
OF the Boer cause in Washington and in
different parts of the country.
1t is probable. however. that they will
eventually reach Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Boston, San Francisco, stopping en- route
at Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Louis and Gin
cinnati. These ENJOYS hope to complete
their tour of the country within two months.
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James NJ. Barrett, William Shulmire,
Lydia A. Stockweil, Isaac Jennings, John
Blanchard, John P. Pepper, Alice A. Hartz,
A. Lane, Mrs. Winifred NJ. Coins, Herman
Dennison, D; n Daniel Metcaf. Rachel N.
Harvey, Mary A. Fullerton, Elizabeth S.
Seymour, Margaret Thornberry, Frances
A. Jones, Dorus NJ. Fox, jeremiah Lock-
Evan VI. Woodward, Annie f. and Florence
NJ Bell, William A Hampstead, Jacob W.
Mooar, Richard Hardin, Edward j. Truss
Ter, Edwin Hurlburt, Oren E. Barber,
Robert j. Carr, Julia Traynor,- Mary B.
Douglass, Herbert J. Graft, Joseph L.
Thomas, Genevieve Laighton, Mary W.
Clark, Frank A. W. Shaw, J. B. McGahan,
Martha E. Horn, James Anderson, Sarah
e. C. Upham, Helen w. Mauck, Christie
pher Costello. Lizzie B. Leitch, Cecilia B.
Chauncey, Stella B. Armstrong. Barton
Acuff, James NJ; Ellert, VIM. II. Capehartt,
Clarissa Carruth. The above were all
House bills.
The Senate bills provided for the follow
ing persons: Orpha W. Reynolds. Julia A.
Taylor, Jacob Saladin,. Alice V. Cook,
sanna Marion, Adelaide Sessions, Caroline
G. Townsend, Louise p. Baylor, Felix G.
Sutton, Edward F. Phelps, William c.
Stockton, John II. Streeter, Emma G..
Sergeant, Mary A. Parker, John p. Hins-
ley Fanny f. Robertson, Cecilia A. Price,
Moses King, jr., William Murphy, Frances
C. De Russey, William A. Owens, John
Thornton, George W. Campbell alias Geo.
w. Smith, w. J. Wallace, Catharine Harris,
Richard Ellsworth, Elisabeth Whistler,
Henry B. Lambe, Levi G. Taught, Edward
l.. Ruby, Jacob n. Smith, James Richard
son, Mary B. christopher, Matthew Red
mond Martha 8laddocks, John W. Kaump,
Ellen Leddy, Sarah Kersey, Andrew F.
Dinsmore, John w. Blake, Gen. John b.
Turchin, Helen NJ. Glenny, Washington
Baker, Marie J. B!aisdel, Isaac H. Lynn,
Hamilton X. Williams, Thos. Ii. Kearney,
Louann A. Perry. Wilhelmina Hippler,
John NJ Swift. John Holland. Annie NJ
Collier, Juliet Gregory, Isaac Cause, Ella
G.. Conrad, Julia Men. Henry, Sarah e.
YradeWell and Mafgaret B. Ship.
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the results arc the same-premature loss Of
remedy will cure you at any stage before cpiespy
results. with ensuing consumption and insanity.
"CathoS goes directly to the seat of the trouble
no matter of how long standing. and the patient
feels the benefit of the first days treatment In
five days the medicines sent free will make you
feel like a new
The Won Mahl Co often receives the most as
toniShing testimonials from persons who hays
taken only five days treatment They have
thousands Of testimonials from those who havs
been permanently cured after having been given
up by doctors. misled and ruined in health by dis
reputable medical schemers. and when they had
given up their last hope for health and happiness.
No sensible person will permit his name to be used
Tor a testimonial admission that he bad
any OF the diseases for which the preparation
Of "CathoS is a specific cure. Some irresponsible
advertisers are using "made-up" testimonials,
but the Won Mohl Co. invariably declines to maSs
public the names or correspondence of any pa
tients who have been cured by ~Calthos"
fIye days treatment will be placed In your
hands free OF cost and you earnestly urged
for your own sake to send for il without delay
Write to day and send your address 1t is not
necessary 90 give embarrassing details of your
symptoms The book accompanying the five
days treatment will enable you to take the medi-
cine in private and treat yourself successfully
at home. 1t costs nothing 20 try this remedy.
II may cost you great deal more to let this offer
go by. Write today. Address THE Won
MOHL co, 532 B. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Iarg-
est importers of Standard Preparations in the
United States.
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An Old Saw That Is senseless.

In olden times when person died it was
customary to toll the church bell a certain
number of times to indicate whether it
was a man, woman or child, says the
Lddies' Home Journal For woman it
was tolled three times and for man thrice
three times. The stroke Of a bell was
called teller" and hence it was nine
days: Mine tellers mark a man." This
saying, which was continued long after
the tolling custom was abolished, finally
became converted into the present saying:
"Nine tailors make man." which is devoid
OF both sense and reason.
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"setting the RIVER On Fire "

In old English times, when each family
was obliged TO sift its own flour, says the
pened that an energetic man would turn
his sieve so rapidly as to cause i to catch
fire. The style OF sieve used in those days
was called a TENSE" and it beca me a GUS
tomary saying that a lazy man would never
set the tense on fire. Now it happens that
the name Of the River Thames is pro-
nounccd like the name of this old flour
sieve, and after many years, when the old
fashioned tense was forgotten, il was
thought that setting the tense on fire meant
setting the river on fire, and that is why
to-day We say that a stupid person viii
never set the river on fire
The National tribune., 1900-05-31

Any 2 of these books for a
club of one /; any q
for a club of two; any
8 for a club of three,
and so on.
(The Club-raiser can offer
to each subscriber, also,
any two of these vol
umes This makes club.
raising easy.)
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To be withdrawn:
Every article listed below
will be Withdrawn June is,
1900. Get Them now.

No. 2. Gold filled open face Elgin Waltham full
eweled Watch, s5 added money . For club of IA
No. g. Solid Silver Hunting Case open face full
jeweled, Egin or Waltham, SIS added money 10
No. A. Gold filled Bartlett, Watham Wheeler
Egn, Hunting Case full eweled, SO added money 81
No. s. Gold filled Bartlett Wheeler movement
open face full eweled, $40 added money II
Mo. G. Solid Silver Hunting Case open face P. S.
Bartlett or Wheeler full jeweled SO added money
Coin Silver Watch, Hunting Case Standard Amer-
Movement with S1.50 added money . 10
Coin Silver Watch, open face, Standard American
Movement, with 81 added
Waham watch svene ca with "Old Glory"
or "Admiral Dewey" engraved on back, with
Same, with standard Trenton works with s15o
GAR Sleeve Buttons Rolled Gold Plate
GA GA.R csV Watch h, Chain Boiled 5o Gold M Is
Grand Army Charm, Rolled Gold
GAR Ring, Solid Gold 20
en- eAk ;1 Badge ; Charm, Rolled Gold
Eghtday Striking Clock Oak Case
Decorated China Clock
Set CO. Silver Plated Tea Spoons .
Silver Spoon Holder
Silver Cream Pitcher
Silver Sugar Bowl
Silver Cake Basket 5Oc added money
Silver Tea Set pieces, $500 added money
Silver Cup postpaid
Sterling Silver Jewelry leach pece)
Tea Set, Decorated, Sc pieces with 81 added money 10
Dinner Set Decorated, 81 pieces, with s275 added 10
Toilet Articles
Pension Blanks
Rubber Poncho
Wall Tent with 50 additional money
Cor Combined Pocketknife fork, spoon and canopener
Silk Umbrella 10
Bunting Flags Club according to size
y, Year IS subscription to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
The Home Magazine
Every Day Life of Lincoln, with added
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gettysburg. May 80. via B. & O.

Combined excursion under auspices of
Washington Division, Knights Of Pythias.
n. IN. For further information call on the
Committee and at B. g. 0. Ticket Offices.
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A Correction.
EnrTnD

EDITOR NATIONAL. TRIBUNE; I
notice in the issue of May II, that Won
make mention OF my regimental Reunion
at Beaver. Pa, June 20. You have il I74jll
Pa; in place of 18TH Pa. lam sorry this is SO
as It will be misleading. Please correct il
u you can:--JoItN d. ORR, Secretary,
1S4th Pa, Youngstown, o.
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Editorial NoTE.-At the conclusion of the
reports OF officers, covering the operations
around Bentonville, we shall resume the
publication Of Lieut.. Branum's letters.
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Saturday was District day in the SEN
ate. tol
The proposed investigation OF Cuban
expenditures was also inaugurated by the
adoption Of the resolution for the same,
presented by the Committee on Contingent
Expenses. The committee consists OF
Senators Platts Comm, Aldrich. Cullom,
Davis, McMillan,' Chandler, Spooner,
Money. Taliafcrro, Teller and Butler
The House considered the Alaska bill