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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20
Worlds Champion.

Il tried many remedies to cure piles
writes w. r. Smith Of Latham. Ill,
"but found no relief till / used Buck
lens Arnica Salve. / have not been
troubled with piles since It's the
only champion pile cure on earth and
the best salve in the world. Do per box
guaranteed by J. +. Bennett, druggist.
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Special Notice.

AL persons knowing them selves in
debted TO tine Old firm Of J. Nathan &
Sons val please call Al D4xIasscnreui-
er's 1tiiceiOr settlement. .(
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20

Is it diarrhra. cholera or stomach
pain: mills Lightning Specific is the
cure. Can be taken by children with
safety. 25c For sale by J. T Ben
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20

FOR caulitlower. fresh chestnuts.
Mexican pinon- or persimmons - to
Nathan Grocery Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20

WE HAVE three Of those sewing
machines VIII b We sre selling II So
$3.50 and Slo63. Call and see
them a. The mu-icei depot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20
81 ooo orered 20 !. EauaL

Null's Lightning Pain Killer instant
IL kills cholera. Group. rheumatism.
diphtheria or any other pain, internal
ar external. DC safe for children.
absolutely pure For sale byJ. 7. Ben
nett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20

There are certain flowers the per-
fun.e Of which is produced by mi
crobes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-12-20

Subscribe for The Herald. $780,
per yeSr. Best County paper
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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS

r. B. SHowALTER, ....... President
r. MEYER, JR.. Vice President
FRED P. MEYER, $500. -. Cashier
V. L. SHowALTER,. 49,. Asst Cashier
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
bought and sold. Interest paid on
time deposits. Special attention
to Grant county collections. Gen
era banking business transacted
Agents for the sale of ocean tickets
on the Cunard, Inman and Red
Star Lines
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10 TO Nathan Grocery e. ID

fresh vegetables o3 7tefs- etc
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Books Added December 12, 1900.

\ Books Added December F. 1900 | Abbey. c. J., and Overton, J. H. The English Church in the Eighteenth Century; 2742 AS Aflale, C. G. A Walk Through the Geological Gardens; j 59O Al Anderson, H. C. The Snow Queen; jF An21 Sn. Andrews, s. J. Christianity and Christianity; 261 A. Arber, E., comp. The Surrey and Wyatt Anthology; S21OS All. Canister, H. c. Interludes; 7S04 B5. Beecher, H. W. Autobiographical "Reminiscences; B B395 D. Bird, R. Paul of Tarsus; 270i B15.
 Bosanquet, B. Psychology of the Moral Self. 150 Bl5
 Brooks, E. S. The Godson of Lafay- cite; j B79 c.
 Brownie, J.. trans. Hymns of the Greek Church; 245 B7
 Bruce, A. B. The Epistle to the He brews; 22737 B5.
 Butterworth, H. In the Days of Mas sasoit; j B9S5 I'M.
 Champney, F. W. Anneke; C354 An.
 Pierre and His Poodle; Cs54 Pi,
 Cheyne, T. K. Job and Solomon 223 C.
 Clarke, N. w A Study of Christian Missions; 266 C1O,
 Collingwood, Harry, ps. The Doctor of the Juliet" j C69 D.
 Coomley, L. A., and others, Singing Verses for Children; 7S4S c.
 Crissey, T. w., comp. History of Norfolk, Conn.,; 9i46l C.
 Del Mar E. A Complete Theoretical and Practical Spanish Grammar; 465 D.
 Key to the Exercises in Del Mars Spanish Grammar; 465 D.
 Deutsch, F. Literary Remains; 204 DIS Dickens, M. Charles Dickens; jB D55 A.
 Dobson, A. The Story of Rosina and Other Verses; S21S9 G2,
 Drayton, M. Complete Works, "; S2134 D,
 Drummond J. Introduction to the Study of Theology; POP D10.
 Via, Veritas Vita; 230 D10.
 Easton, H. T. The work of a Bank; 3S21 E.
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HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM

Handsome and Useful Christmas Pres
 ents at the Chamberlain Furniture
 and Mantel Company's Store.
 When looking for Christmas goods one likes to have a large stock to select from, and such a stock renders the choice of a gift much easier. Just that kind of q stock is carried by the Cham berlain Furniture and Mantel company. There is a varied assortment of house. hold furnishings which make such sen slble Christmas gifts, and of course the company handles nothing but the best, the fact that an article comes from that store at once marking 1t as good.
 There is at the eompahy's store on Orange street, corner of Crown etreet, everything that could be desired in the way of parlor, dining room and cham Der furniture both pieces and en suite Those New Haveners who are racking their brains to think of a nice present for a friend may perhaps have their difficulty in choosing removed by giving this store visit. There is always n attendance a corps of affable and polite clerks to conduct the visitor about the establishment. and the goods are 30 nicely arranged that they may be con- veniently inspected.
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1 Delgnton; S2233 I4. | Henry the Fourth, Part 1; ed, by | Deighton S2233 J1 | King Lear; ed. by Deighton; S2293 J2 Macbeth; ed. by Deighton; S2233 J3. l Sharp, E. Wymps and Other Fairy Tales; tF sh25 W. Storrs, R. s. Conditions of Success in Preaching Without Notes; 251 SlO. Swett, s. The Ponkaty Branch Road; sw4S r. Timbs, J. A Century of Anecdote; 920 TIT.
 Wall, C. H. Practical Grammar of Portuguese; 469 ".
 Wesselhoeft, L. F. Doris and Her Dog Rodney; j W515 D.
 The Fairy Folk of Blue Hill; jF W515 Fla
 Westcott B. F. General View of the History of the English Bible; 2205 W5.
 White, GID K. Poetical Works; S216S w.
 Williams, M E., ed, Tales From the Mabinogion; j S91 Al.
 Wood, J., ed The Nuttall Encyclo- paedla; j 032 N, Reference.
 Workman, H. B. The Church of the West in the Middle Ages, V. 2; 270S w.
 Wright, c. H. H. Introduction to the Old Testament 221 WE,
 Wright, J. Early Prayer Books of America; 094 WIZ.
 Wright NJ o. The Dream Fox Sto- ny Book: j W932 D.
 Zimmern, H. Gotthold Ephraim LesSing; L565 c.
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Egerton, H. E. Sir Stamford Raf- fies; E R122 A.
 Fairbairn, A. M. Studies in the Life of Christ; 2S29 Flo.
 Fairbairn, P. Jonah, His Life Character and Mission; 2249 r, | Fitch, Sir J. G. Educational Aims and Methods; 371 FS Flaubevt, G. Salarmbo; Ra-told {fol Young People) F61 g.
 Goodwin, F. J. Harmony of the Life of St. Paul. 27o1 G5.
 Cover, F. J. Tales of the Seven | Deadly Sins; S211S Al. l Hanna, s. J. Christian Science His tory; 615S H. l Hardy, R. S. Legends and Theories of the Buddhists; 294 H. Haskell, F. M, ed. Child Observa- tions First Series; 150 H15.
 Herbart, J. F. Application of Psy- chology to Education; 150 H6.
 Humphrey, F. P. An American Dog Abroad; HSS1 A.
 Hunter, M. V. B. Stories of Famous Children 92O H7.
 Jenks, T. Boys Book of Explora- tion; 91Oo J.
 Kaler, J. o. (James Otis, ps.) At the Siege of Quebec; j Xii At.
 Keary, D. Memoir of Annie Keary; B K21 A.
 Kunos, T. Turkish Fairy Tales and Folk Tales; jF K065 T.
 Lewis, M. G. The Monk; L58t1
 Lille, A. Buddha and Buddhism; 294 L.
 Lord, W. B., and Baines T. Shifts and Expedents of Camp Life; 9102 L5.
 Lothrop, Fl. M. Margaret Sidney, ps) Adventures of Joel Pepper; LIS Jo.
 Lotze, H. Metaphysics 102 L5
 Macmillan, M. Early Childhood; 3704 M
 Martin, c. Apostolic and Modern Missions; 266 M7.
 Matthews, (J) B., comp. Ballads of Books; S21OS M20
 Meade, L. T. Four on an Island; M46 r.
 Moss, F. J. Through Atells and Is lands; 9196 M.
 Murray, A. The Ministry of Inter- cession; PAS MO.
 National Rhymes of the Nursery. sos N3.
 New England Company in London. Correspondence, 1657-112; STA F7,
 Pinkerton, T, A, John Newbold's Or deal; P65.2.
 Plumptre, c. E. Natural Causation; l20 P.
 Pollen, J. H. Ancient and Modern Furniture and Woodwork; TAB P.
 Raymond, E. Reels and Spindles; j R217 R. Richardson. R. Coutts & O., Bank CTS; B CS31 A.
 Roberts, M lord Linlithgow: R55,6. Rogers, s. Poetical Works; S2179 R. Rossetti, w. M. Lives of Famous Poets; o232 RIO. Rostand, b, L'aiglon; Adapted into English S42S9 R2
 Rotch, A. L. Sounding the Ocean of | Air; 5515 R5. t Russell w. c. The Cruise of the Pretty Polly; R911 c. St Johnston, A. Camping Among | Cannibals; 9196 S10
 Sandford, M. E. Thomas Poole and His Friends; E P7S2 A.
 Schmidt J. Portraits aus dem 19ten Tahrhundert; 920 S2O.
 Shakespeare, ". Hamlet; ed. by l
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FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE.
New Rates Go Into Effect in Connect

New Rates Go Into Effect in Connecti- cut
 A new schedule of insurance rates for farm property in unprotected parts of tfiis state will go into effect on the first of next month. The stock companies have almost ceased to take this class of risks in Connecticut, and the busi- ness has been turned over to the mu- tual companies. The minimum new rate for a three-year policy on non- mortgaged farm buildings will be 1 per cent, and if mortgaged, if per cent; and on tenant property the same The mutual companies of the state made an agreement as to these rates some months ago, and have also fixed the rate on village dwellings, at one-haif of 1 per cent, and village barns, 1 per cent. The record of Connecticut farm properties for the last few years has been very disastrous to the companies.
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Dragon Whist Club Meets Tomorrow Evening-Fair Haven Hunters Ex- cuse-Donations Offered for a New xHa. Uoat
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ADMIRAL FoOTE POST.

Camp Fire Will be Held to Herald the
 New Year.
 A regular meeting of Admiral Foota post No. IT, c. A. R., was held Satur- day evening at their room in Music hall. Commander John c. Jackson presided It was decided by the members of the post to hold camp fire and watch meeting on the night of December 31 to herald the incoming of the New year and century.
 At the next meeting of the post the
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BEAUTIFUL WINDOW DECORA-
 TIONS

And Reminders of the Sunny South at
 Meigs' Big Clothing Store.
 One of the finest window sights this holiday season is that at Meigs &s Go. s great up-to-date store on Church street. Everybody living within twenty or thir- ty miles of New Haven knows where Meigs is or has heard of this big fine store, which is an honor to New Ha- ven's mercantile enterprise But it is Of the Christmas decorations of the win doWs that we are to speak The two great front show windows are devoted as usual to showing samples of what's good inside for buyers-one to clothing, ,the other to mems furnishing goods. Both windows are models of the display are, and both are charmingly adorned with beautiful products of the far south that catch the eye OI all passers-by as something out of the usual run and sell dom seen in these regions of the frozen north in winter time. There is in each window beautiful display of the southern long-needle pines, magnolia leaves, southern smilax vines and leaves, southern evergreen-all sent. from Alabama to Mr. Meigs especially for this holiday. season. The effect is very handsome, particularly as con trasted with the multitude of many col ored samples of neckwear, silk handker- chiefs, collars cuffs, etc. etc, in the north window Both window decora- tors did good work in the case, MT. Jen- lins officiating at the north window and Mr. Mullen at the south window.
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officers for the ensuing year will be in stalled and at the time several visiting comrades from other cities will be en- tertained. Past Post Commander T. l.. Bartholomew of the Elias Howe post of Bridgeport will be the special guest of the evening.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR THE REMOVAL OF GARp.,

TUX THE HEMUVAL UF GARBAGE,
 Sealed proposals for the removal of gar bagc from the City of New Haven viii be received by the Clerk of the Board of Health, in behalf of said city, at or befopa D. Ill. Wednesday, December 26th, 1900
 The Board reserves the privilege of re- 1ecting any or all bids A certified check must accompany each proposal. made pav able to the order of the Controller of tfe City of New Haven.
 Speclhcations, stating terms of contract in full, which differ from heretofore, will be furnished by said clerk on applica tion.
 By order of the Board of Health.
 d13 5t WARD BAILEY, Clerk,
The silver star., 1900-11-02

rupt the party In this section in the
near future. As the judicial Cen.
tral Committee Of this district w
appeal to all Democrats to pay nc
attention to Dave Days paper and
his personal utterances, As he can
not truthfully say anything against
Judge Russell's record as a Judge,
and for verifcation of this statement
we call your attention to the utter
ances Of Days paper prior and up
to the time Day became angered at
Judge Russell.
The trouble with Day grows out
of the fact that he found in Judge
Russell man he could not run nor
dictate to.
lSigned) THE DEMocRArIc
CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr.
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's.ss shs Fo,s.s and sso,, y. Floods

SeWs IN V"vs" s"o ssosS ~ vooos
This is the watchword which has
been adopted for the National Irgi-
cation Congress and will be the
rallying cry at the ninth annual
session Of that body at Chicago.
November aI.74.
Tremendous efforts are being
put forth by those interested in the
questions Of forest preservation and
irrigation development to have this
Chicago convention represented
from every section Of the country.
The aim and object Of the officers
Of the Congress is to unite the east
and the west In one grand and com.
bined effort to awaken the entire
country to realization of the in
calculable national benefits which
would result from the reclamation
Of the great arid region of the west.
and its settlement with prosperous
population.
The greatly reduced railroad fare
to Chicago will insure q large At
tendance Of delegates and others in.
tefested. The program Of the Con.
gress and railroad rates can be oh.
tanned from The National Irriga-
tion Association, 1907 Fisher Build
ing, Chicago, Ill.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Some do not seem to thoroughly
understand the ballot. If you de-
sire to vote straight ticket write
the name Of the party you want to
vote for in the space left for that
purpose. If you want to scratch
your ticket proceed as above. then
place cross mark (X) opposite the
the name Of the candidate you wish
to vote for on some other ticket.
If there is more than one candidate
for the same Office, mark out the
name Of the one on the stright tick
ct you have voted at the top, whom
you want to vote against.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Notice ia hereby given that at the General
Election TO be held on the Sixth day Of No
the quaiacd electors Of the state of Colorado
the Question of amending the constitution OF
% The authority for submitting such question
is found In Senate Bill No. II. which is, In
words and nsures' t9l,0xigF' HS xGFF viz;
To SUBMIT TO TIT. M ouAHirrED @ EIEcroRs or
THE STATE OF COLORADO AN AMENDMENT
TO SECTION Two a. OF ARTICLE NiNTREN
!XIEX * Eol s OF THE ,, C"ssriTuriosos THE STATE
Be IL enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Colorado:
to the qualified electors Of the state OF Coiora.
Of ise Ssnsrai Assemsiy, s Tor sher % SpproV.i q
constitution Of the state Of Colorado. which.
when rattned BY . majority Of those voting
thereon: snal, 6e valid ss = part Of the S9ps,i;
tho constitution OF the state OF Colorado shall
be so amended a. 70 read % follows:.
this as Ss IL ss.2
house Of the General Assembly. and II tke
same shall be voted for by two-thirds 81 all
posed amendment or amendments, together
with the ayes and noes Of each house thereon.
shall be entered in full on their respective
that session Of = Is. General xssemSs III snd the
o. s,s1. san aso ssSs hs
full In not moro than one newspaper OF gem
eInl circulation In each county, for four suc-
cessive weeks previous to the next general
election for member OF the General Assembly;
and at said election the said amendment Oi
amendments shall BE- submitted to tho qual-
ined electors ut the State for their approval
or rejection. and such ~ arc approved by (
majority Of those voting thereon shall become
part OF this constitution.
Provided. That II more than ono amend.
ment bo submitted At any general election
each OF said amendments shall be voted upon
separately. and votes thereon cast shall be
separately counted the Same ~ though but
one amendment was submitted. But the
General Assembly shall have NO power to pro-
pose amendments to more than SIX articles Of
THIS constitution ut the same session.
b@. 2. Each elector voting VI said election
amendment, shall deposit In the ualiot bo,
his ticket whercon snail lie print d the word,
"For the Amendment and "Agiu st the
| Amc' d,nent' AID shall indi ate his caoicc b,
placing cross opIOsite 0ne or the other o
satd groups OF words.
sEC ,. The votes cas-. for the adoption OF
RECESSION Of xA,d amendment shall bo can
vnsscd and the result deteriuintd q uy tue LAW
~ tho state for the CANVASS for representa
tive, ia Cos .yrc-a.
Approved February 18TH, A, d. 1890.
In teaiiwopy whereof, huve hc.runt0 se
my hnnd aud nmxed tho great seal 0f th,
state OF Colorado, ~ the City oil Denver, ihi
SOeh DAY Of July, A. y. 1880.
tsRAL.1 ELnKR r. BEcxw,rH,
First publication August y. iDOU.
Last publication November =. 1900.
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In his speech here last Saturday
Greeley Whitford said that the
Constitution of the United States
did not extend to Aguinaldo and
Immediately afterward made the as
sertion that Aguinaldo was a traitor
under the Constitution. Just how
Aguinaldo can be a traitor under
the Constitution when it does not
extend to him is question that
the average mind cannot explain
and Mr.. Whitford failed to. But
then those assertion are only samples
Of Republican consistency.
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Greeley Whitford pointed to
many things that are supposed to
make the laborer prosperous, but
he very carefully avoided any ref.
erence in his speech, to the mag
nihcent condition of Pennsylvania s
coal miners, brought on by the coal
trust. bred and raised by the Re.
publican administration.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Do not forget to look after your
legislative ticket. The United
States senate is in danger.-Hooper
Press (Republican).
The U. S. Senate is all right, but
U. S. Senator Wolcott is in certain
danger of defeat and the voters
should keep him so.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Surgical science has made the
discovery that many cases of ap-
pendicitis are caused by bristles
from tooth brushes. but that a case
due to grape seeds has never been
known. We shall now eschew eat
Ing tooth brushes and devour the
luscious grape with impunity.-
Telluride Journal.
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Maloney's recent aetious in Arap-
ahoe county place him solidly in
the ranks Of the Republican party
as he is clearly the tool Of 3. o.
Wolcott,
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To the Democrats d ths
ShAh Judicial oishsee,

2A1h Judicial oietie4,
Dave Day, the editor Of the Du.
range Democrat. is fighting Judge
Russell's reelection to the Judge
ship Of this district. We wish to
assure you that Days fight. on
Judge Russell Is prompted from
personal grounds, and Is entirely
unwafranted. II Mt. Day cannot
dictate al the nominations he Il
then ready to fight the Democratic
nominees who oppose his dictation,
and this is his record In the past,
and this policy Of Dave Day and his
paper has injured the Democratic
party In the past, is injuring 1t now,
and u .ne) stopped Will entirely dis.
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Notice for Publication.

Oct q, 1900.
Notice 4 hereby given that the following
PANIED settler has filed notice Of his Intention
70 make anal proof 10 support OF his claim,
and that aid proof will be made before @. j
Scharnhorst. Judge and ex-olicio clerk OF iha
county Court OF Montezuma County, Colorado
at Cortes, Colorado, on December l5, 1900. viz
Jacob Burkhalter, who made Homestead
Entry No: lO0 for tho sw ~ SEQ 20, NV
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyatIor
q. eaid land. VIZ: August Kuhiman. Hiram
and Joseph Dickson. Of Lone Dose, Colo.
&c. PERKINs. Register.
First pub. Nov. 2; last Dec. :, 1900
The silver star., 1900-11-02

A recent poll Of the vote in Ohio
gives Is counties out ss to Bryan
and from this it is predicted that he
will carry the Buckeye state by at
least 10000.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

J.J. Vetter of Telluride was in
this vicinity the first of the week.
He purchased lot Of fruit of H. f.
Morgan Of Arriola, part of which
was shipped today.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Dolores merchants are kept on
the jump these days. This is the
time Of the year when the farmers
have nancy.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Whatever you DO don't write the
word "Populist' on your ballot
next r';csdiy. Il you do you will
vote for only two men, one for gov
esnof, the other for lieutenant gov
eE1of. Write il Democratic" and
~ Vii! maze Ae AiAtAkt.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

The succession Of recent events
in Arapahoc county must thorough
ly convince Neighbor Kelley, of the
Mancos Times, that he was away
of on Maloney's Democracy. 'Fess
up, Kelley.
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Notice for Publication.
Land once al durango, Colorado

"o onco ~ durango Coiofadoi
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has hled notice OF his Intention
70 make nnal proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before g. q
Scharnhorst,. yuegs and ex-ofilcio clerk OF III {
County Court Of Montezuma Co., Colo, at Cor
tez. Colo. on December Is, 1900, vil,
August kuhlman, who made Homestead
Entry No: ll9l for the sw sw sec II, nv
nv Z sec = tp - n Of Is " MPN.
ne names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, sald land, viz: jacob Burkhalter. OF LOue
Dome, Coloy and Hiram Bennett, Edward
Moore ana Mathew Hammon Of Dolores, Colo
=. Q. PIRKINs, Register.
First pub Nov. 3; last Dee. I. 1900.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Several of our contemporaries are
getting a 'phat take" out of the
constitutional amendment, as few
county clerks are tacking it onto
the election notice and the papers
thus draw double pay for publish.
ing 1t.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

G. w. Collins and Greeley Whit
ford addressed an audience of fifty
people in this city last Saturday
night, Of which only eight. includ.
ing the speakers and the wife of one
of them. were Republicans.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

A vote for Jefferson D. Adams
for representative and George v.
'Copp for senator, is two votes for 4
silver man tor United States Senator
and . vote to turn down that arch
traitor Woicott.-
The silver star., 1900-11-02

George v. Copp will make a state
senator Of whom all will be proud
and he can be depended upon at all
times to do the bidding of his con-
stituents. He will be your servant
in all cases and will not vote for E.
o. Wolcott for U. S. Senator.
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Of the La Sal mountains and Lisbon
valley. THE STAR hopes to be able
to publish more particulars next
week.
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The liner Ocean Hotel is the
place I'd stop when you 60 to Du
range. Good beds. good meals and
courteous treatment are assured
you. l6tf
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Senator Oscar Reuter- passed
through Dolores on Saturday last,
and took dinner with Senator John
J. Harris at the hotel.
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T. G. Craden Is pledged TO vote
for E. o. Welcott for U. s. Senator.
Can you afford to use your vote to
return this Hbertine to misrepresent
you.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Jefferson D. Adams will be elect.
ed to represent Dolores and Monte.
zuma counties in the next legisla'
ture by good round majority.
The silver star., 1900-11-02

Don't let your personal regard
for any candidate lead you to
take chances on returning E. o,
Wolcott to the Senate.