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.pRiNrED MATTER, Nc. -Germa AN steamers sailing

sPR iNTED MATTER A. ,-German steamers sailing
on Tuesday take Printed Matter, &C., for DER
many, and Specially Addressed Printed \ ter,
sc. for o.hrr IHrts of Europe. American and
White : . st,. IN irs ON Wrdnesdavs German
steamers N ThuI,,liys and Cunart, "a lch aud
&c man steamers IN Saturdav take Printed Mat
ter, Sc., for all countries fl Nhich they are adj
vertised 10 carry mail.
After the closing Of thr suppl. mrn'sry Transatlantic
Mails named above, adj, DUAL supplementary
mails are opened On the pI, rs Of the American.
English, French ana German steamers, AMI re-
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
of sailing of steamer.
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employment bureaus.
Wlntcd-Males.

RRASS FINlSIIER WANTED on tnrret lathe.
ID ~, FISERGY 81 Ann ct.
ExCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for bright young
IL man t. learn strnngraphy typep riting In
reputable court reporters Offices, permanent po-
+. LUsK, 80 Broadway.
EoyERNMHNT POSITIONS Don't prepare FOR
VI aay clylI service or census examination without
seem our catalogue IT information sent free. Co.
lumbar correspondence college, Washington. u. Z.
EoOD ELECTRICIAN wanted at once.
VI J, u. DICKSON. ~ John st. Newport, R. l
EONERSMENT POSITIONS. Where they are. how
for circuit ar lis. NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
INSTITUTE, Washington. ID. c.
NANAGER wanted for New York Once Of Boston
4h corporation, profitable. mAnui acturinx line,
permanent. good salary and commission; $4,000
cash required - bo secured. Call or ad lress 40
tttu Az room l2ld,
TO BOo~KBINDERS-Job ~forwarier wanted. read.
L lnS books. Arpiy III Hopkins av Jersey City.
NANTED-Bookt.uie rs, edition forvsrders on
w Goth AMI leather work. case makers and
chNers ~. state - .prgIence and wages expected.
y "a w.rS To good MN. l.. u. JENKINS BIND
ERl, " \ I'm u, klohmond. Va.
~ ANrED-Bone workers. sawyers and cutters;
rtetdy rInployment to a rsi-class workmen.
THE ANhpjk FERTILIZER WORKS. Chicago. MI
WANTEJ-A An experienced manager for cigar and
" '~lEdIeltr mauufi turing business. State par
ticulars. G. box lHN sun ohce.
WANrEp Nv gooi boatbuilders. Addres. wM.
w Il. OSBORN, Croton Landingou.Hudson N. Y,
A ANlED-Fceder on cyllnder press; steady work
Address f. ", box lB7 SUN Office.
WANTED Rulins Machine Fee ,ers.
w J.E COWEN. 90 Broad st.
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Incompatible Lines of Embroidered Swiss.

Four filled windows introduce them in pleasing
fashion-there is no quicker way to knowledge. We
make no pretence of giving a directory, but, when at
the counters, note closely the graceful blends of
white with black, pink, corn color, lavender and hello
Ito illustrate a ltter the quaint scrolls and embossed
dots, whose ranks are parted by embroidered stripes
and figures. Fashion has enlisted all sheer fabrics, and
appoints Embroidered Swiss to the chief lieutenancy.
10Th Street. Sixth Avenu'
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for sale.
Dogs, 8iras, &c.

I,REAT DANES, niastufs, n. bernardo And ali
VI other breeds OF thorough red DOS ALWAYS In
stock Al ,Cedtis Kennels largest Imports ami
brssasrs Ill America AS south st tel. llt3 john.
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Mails for Newfound' and, by rail 10 North svdrov.

MATS for Newfound'An by rail 20 North sydney,
am thence by Il amer. close at this office daily
MS;5oP:M connect ng close here ever Monday,
Wednesday AID saturday.. Mails TOR Mlquelon,
~ rail- 60 Is 81. n and thence hy steamer, close al
thls once dnly a. $50 P NJ. Mails FOR Cuba,
ny RAJ 70 P'rt Tampa. Fla, and thence ~
steamer CLOS attli office IA ly except Mprday)
A ". che Cnnnectiny closes are on sandal,
"rin,sday and Friday. Mails tor Cuba, by rail-
!, Miami. Fla, and thence hv steamer, clos a
aims once every Monday. Tuesday and Satu .
naN I, l23l.A. VI. the connecting close are On
lutsdAy and saturday Mails for Mexico CITY,
oVcrtf' q, unl"-s specially Addressed fr lc.
npatcu uy steamer, close at ths IN dl " At
20 NJ and $50 1. NJ, Mails tor Costa Lics,
hrllL,, Puerto Cortez aud Gu ttemals, by rail 10
.Ne" orieans ard thence by 1t amer. close at
ihN onlce Iaili at $3.50 p NJ CONNECTING closes
mere tuesdays tor Costa R,ra and Mondays for
bellIe. Puerto Corte1 and Gus'rma,aJ. sRagis-
tered ,nail clos % at Il p. NJ. prcyipus day. trey.
istered NAL loses at y L. VI se,onl day before.
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Esadins Hotels aud Hestaurants.

Wn6Ke ~ -.
Ais'~Aia carts. Tdh..ra6io a aote.
Belmonlco's 9th av.. corner <%th st. Az
University place and stn ST.
Music from = TO y.
Inc fnbst, t2d ~. AMI Brnadwsv .Aic,
Gazzo's, 4oth ct. 4 B'say, Ale, Tdh., 81. Orchestra
Mouquin's, 40 Fulton st. and 20 Ann st. .....Alc.
do. Cafe de Bordeaux, 454-450 9th sv. ...,,.. Ale.
Healy,,s New Rest. 3oth vt. 4 Col. av. Ale. (Musio)
Cafe Boulevard, Tdh., Ale.
yaSar:f "a 'saiS o,r,1s2w ", ?s Tt1hr i. 4" -rdh: 1850.
Mar.h's, ioa w. 81 3D. I. Tan DIM s. AAlc. Music
Herald qnar- Hotel. 34th, Just " OF 4 way, Ale.
Hotel Hungaria ! UnionS1. East, Tdh. 75c. w,netl
Acknowledgement Restaurant, 10 East 1tthst.
Belvedere. 18th st 4 4th ay. Ale. Tdh. lch, Doc ,dln.sl
kectors. Broadway and 4ttn 81. A Ia carte
Terrace Garden, 6Sth ct, near Lex. az Alc'
Reisenweber's. .......... 5sth ST. 4 sth av.. Ale.
The Marl land Kitchen, ......,. .25i ". 34th st.
Unique dinner, southern style.
quaint service 70 Is, 81 5.
Hotel Sycamore, 9Th e, ana H Sa ay. R nna, Doc
Mock's. i45 ". 42d AL. Tdh. Ich, 4Oc. Dinner eoc.
The Abbey" iasths sta Fl. Washington road. A,o.
Irog.r: ;ih't. ST.. OPP rnseiWsy, his,
Jncauin -, SO & 81 West 2tth at. Tdh" a5c., wine
xrdinn ",i25w aetth,t, select Tdh..,. Soc. ne
Gonfarone's, 18th st. bet bthS,thavs. Tdh. soc. wine
Maison bore. ......4iW ". 2-th st. Tdh. 6oc.. wine
Putnam Hon." .oeth st ~ av. Tdh Doc. wine
prevoort H I%mek En- tao az p ana 18th .HI, nenomm..
downtown Elite Tdh. Dinner. Specially Ale.
Terrapin. Canvasback. Concert every evening.
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domestic servants 1t'antsd.

LIRST.CLAss WAITRESS: permanent place, good
Mrs. /. sEELY, s52 9th av.
GERMAN LADYs MAID: waves. s25; for Wash.
VI ington, II. c.; must be thoroughly competent
and a -ood seanstress, references required.
Mr., l.. SfELl. 49, 9TH av.
7 AUSDREsS AND CI~lANBERMAID Tor Arlsley.
IL n. Y. good wages. German or French prrfsrrrd;
reference. required. Mrs L. SEELY. 80 ytI ry
PROTESTANT LAUNDREss; wa,es. 1872; Protes.
L tart hamberMad wag :, $40. must be thor.
oughly competent, references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELi, 1872 9TH av.
DROTESTANT chambermaid and waitress. three in
l family; good wages. for the country; best ref.
ertncc- required. Mr.. /. sEtLi. rs? eth av.
DROTEsTANT dressmaLer By day to 60 South:
Mrs, l.. sEELY 80 eth Az.
DROTESTANT C~HAMBERMAID y WAITRESS;
L Wages, $40; for Lakewood refer, noes re-
Quirel, Mrs. J." oEELl. 352 9th av.
SwEDIsH ~LAUNnRESs; wages. SEA; three in am.
~ i. permanent city place, references required.
Mrs. L. SEELi. S52 18th av.
SwEDIsH LAUNDREss for Orange. N. j.; four In
- family; good WAGES best references required.
Mrs. L. SEELY. 352 9th av.
CwFDIsH WAITRESS; uaecss22; permanent city
- place, small family best references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 1852 9TH av.
VHOROUGHLY COMPETENT FRENCH LADY's
1 maid, good wages: for tie cit references re.
CURED, Mrs. /" sEELi, 352 9th av.
WtAITRrsS; must be thoroughly competent;
w two in family; good wages, references re-
CURED. Mrs. l.. SEELY, 1852 18th ay.
\VArTRESs AND ~CHAMBERMAID for a small
w Iamily at Ri,erdalc: references required.
Mrs. l.. SfEIi, 3J2 bh Av.
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SQtnts Wsntea.

~AWrHlS NGntca.
~ P'liable agents 10 sell Disip.
" fertne SuAn, tne modern md Gated soau that
prevents cuNtaL o md hea.s all skin Ii.,sses. II
seils Easy and quick Address D~lsINFECTISE CO.,
Canton. U.
~ ~ANrED-Aeents - sell the new process vindow
Washer: water tank, sponge aud rubber dryer
combined. klEf Ek BROS, Gle yeland, Ohio,
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

SUNDAY At $50 p N. FOR ST. PIERRE MIQUE-
MoI lGS pc pa 't !stss f. iI Il. f 5ln sAssi ! s. Per ..e,mc.
and sI0'i IA A'i phaF "a tjo s. '2 va ' %Pcrn.m f'rso.
He,eiins letters for N1rth Brazil must b. d.
rectCl "pcr steamship Heyelius,"J; at p. N. for
BARBADOS and NORTH BRAZIL. per steamship
Tr,S@A A. p 4 rI y A p, y rqprl,mSntary 1,,sS 4.
NENEHrE \ sAyANILLA and cARIHAGENA..
IISGrI .SGEmihip Garacas; at ~ NJ for la PLAZA
!, y. Ter iSAGT'A, BELizf. PTEn iTES''coto, Rfehl
and 9tATEMALA, per steamship Hansa letter.
I TH,a q 4 h GIfiIG and rPsf I i!Fai aAlnbf T., ! per- 7: . y; fSr
ship Hispanla; at . p NJ. for JAMAICA. per
wEHNESDAY.-At 1890 A.. NJ. for NASSAU, per
stamer from Miami, Fla; at A. VI. for BEE-
M s1ppiem nep s,s'% 1o9H T,inidId' ,s a! s cRSA 4 y:
AME!ICA except Costa Rica) and sOCTH
PACIFIC PORTS, per steamship Athos, via Colon
letters, for Guatemala must be- dirsctei pr
steamship Athos,l at 1880 A. NJ. for p tERrj
RICO per United States Transport. via san Juan.
TAb.sac6 and rIt ca aiIs; TSr st.Siip GSSE seHils.
via u avsna aud Progreso detters for other parts
or Mexico must be directed per steamship
THuKsDAy,-AtlA.M NJ. for Jamaica, per steamer
from Ph iadelphia; at ?. NJ for GUANTANAMO
Cuba; at i j. ii. for Mfxico, per T' %sraamshis
h.tsnzss. via T,mpico letters must be directed
Turns ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPuBIIC.
~ n""heHip .NeN ioTht AZ i L. AZ Tor JAMAI.
"a, per steamship Erna Qetters must be directed
"per Erna')
1880 A. NJ. for NASSAU, per
steamer from Miami, Fla; at 10 A. VI. supple.
ihcntary 1850 A. NJ for FORT NE ISLAND.
JAMAICA, ~SANANlLIA and C~AhTHAuENA, per
steamship AleglAny lcttcrs for Costa Rica must
ne directed 'per steamship Allegheny >; at 10 A.
NJ supplementary at 1880 4. NJ. for HAITI.
per steamship Alps; at II A. NJ. Tor CUBA per
steamship Mexico, via Havana at II A. NJ. sup.
Elementary ! 40 A. M for NASSAU and An.
llhLiO, per steamship City OF Washington; a, IL
A. for ~ FRrO RICO, per steamship Ponce,
via san Juan; at II A, NJ. for BRAZIL direct,
Per steamship Capri, via Rio de Janeirp 0ctters
Tor North Brazil and La Plata Countries must DO
q re ted per steamship CaprlO, at +. NJ. for
Newlyn.
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IMBRELLAS-Tippers and operators on wilcox 4
u Gibbs machines wanted. ARNOLD, SCHIfF X
Co. 263 church st,
U'ANTED, Immediately, expert operators on tho
w Singer single needle power machine good
work assured. Apply PRINCESS OF WALES Co,
otis Broadway.
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aMilhnery and l%rrssmahina.

A Ii FthS redyed. remodel d, repaired: lates,
"A styles, moderate prices. sperlilty. ~seaisbin,
Persian. BAkKEkS. III West Jyth 1T.
DRE'sMAKER, good filter nd desi gner wishes
~ customers by day.
L. GOLDSMITH. 3s7 W. 51st 1t.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUEsDAY.-At ! A, NJ. for EUROPE, per steamship
saalef, via southampton and Bren n.
WEDNFSDAY.-At ! A.. NJ. sup plemeutary o A. NJ
for Il ROPE, per ~steamshIp 1t. Paul-, via South-
Amptnn; at . A NJ. supplementary 1870 A. M
for ROB- per steam ship Germanicf, VIA
Queenstown. ut 10 A NJ for SEQ LAND, per
steamship Anchoria, via glasgow letttrs. must
be directed p r ALcEoria"J; at 1880 A. NJ. for
BELGIUM Inc I, per steamship Westcrnland, va
Antwerp lett, rs must be directed per teamship
Westernland'D.
TH~URsDAY.-At IA. NJ. for FRANCE, SWIT2ER-
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PoR UGAL, TURKEY.
EilPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship
la Champagne. via Hsyre lettcrs for other
parts az Europe must be directed "per steamship
La Champayne"D.
sA~TURDAl.-AtsA A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per steamship Statondam, va Rotterdam Oetters
must be d reoled per steamship Statendau'D;
atgA. VI for Italy, per steamship +. Bismarck,
via Napl". letters must be 4 rected "p"r steam
ship + Rismarck'J; At ~; 80 \. NJ. Complementary
II NJ for EUROPE. per steamship Lucanias.
via Queenstown.
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Post Offirr Nutitt.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

VDUbT UFFILE NUIIIE,
Should be read DAILY by a. Interested ~
changes may occur at any tlme)
Foreign mail tor the week ending Feb. 10. 1900,
will close PROMPTLY in all casoo at tn" General
Post Office a. follows; PARCEL POST MAILS close
me h W. sdriir than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Nails for Germany close at ) Z. "
Monday.
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8uslufsS Chances.

M Buys PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE:
',''oO e'iao.!'h i two years, located on Park
av., Brook. Pateu,ars apply
ArlOAALD n WlGiINS, lao Nassau.
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ST"ENOGRAPHERS

without experience unable to obtain employment,
App y tn +. LTSK, 80 Broadway, Actual practice
on temporary work; substituting &c, until expert.
enccdapermaneut position thereafter . sured at good
salaries with brokers. bankers &C., III Wall ST., and
the great financial district,
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OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS x AND
PROMOTERS. Capital and partners furn .hed mcr.
chant, .. anuta 'turerN and others lr-,rIng to extend
huS ness stocks, bonds sold. money for legitimate
purposes. uut'ottown concerns gwen prompt
AItHlt On
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5,OUU yards OF sheerlv 0oVen Imported
Embroidered Swiss, the last yard as good as
the first. EVery piece sives a different de-
sign, and the best Soc. palue on the market.
Our var special importations, remarkably up
to-date in c~olorings and general ensemble.
Are thoroughly typical of ~spnnshme and
memorable specials.
D.. 10th Street.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

A SToREHousE OF IMPORTATION
This is an age Of Encyclopedias, and their
value is not to be questioned. but the
average person is far too busy to spend
time in poring over encyclopedias. and
will consult a dictionary hundred times
to an encyclopedia once. Nor will much
be lost either, il tho dictionary is WEB
sTR's INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. which
contains wealth OF information, max
ing it really an encyclopedia. condensed,
it is true. but all the more valuable for
that very reason.
In fact the INTERNATIONAL should be
considered necessity in every family
Though the style in which it is presented
makes it luxury as WE'LL, and saving
OF three cents day for year will pro-
vide moro than enough money to pur.
chase it. The publishers, G. & G. Merri.
am Co.. OF Springfield. Mass. cheerfully
send free prospectus containing speci.
men pages. In itself we'll worth careful
reading.
The silver star., 1900-06-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

STATE OF CoLoRADo,
MoNTEZUMA County. 3D.
In the County Court OF said
County OF Montezuma.
In the Matter of the Incorporation
OF the Town OF Dolores.
The undersigned, duly appointed as
commissioners by the above named
court in the above entitled proceeding
on the 4th day Of June, A. ID. 1900 here
by call an election Of all the qualified
electors residing within the territory
embraced within the proposed corporate
limits as hereinafter described, to be
held at the public school building at Do.
lores, Colorado, between the hours Of Z
o'clock a. NJ. and Z o'clock P. NJ. OF Satur
day the 7th day Of July. A. %. 1900. to
vote upon the question OF incorporating
the said territory into an Incorporated
Town under the name OF the town OF
Dolores; that description and plat OF
the corporate limits Of said proposed In.
corporated Town are on tile in the Of
flee Of the Clerk of said county court,
and that the limits OF said proposed
town are as follows; namely: all that
portion OF sections nine. ten. fifteen and
sixteen in township Thirty seven North
OF range Fifteen West OF the New Mex.
iCo McIiutdu, III tuo AOuuty Vi NlOut0-
yuma and State Of Colorado, bounded
and described as follows; to.wit: Be-
ginning at the quarter. corner common
to sections and 1G, and running thence
north to the north west corner Of the
southwest quarter Of the south. east
quarter Of section o; thence running
east to the north. east corner Of said
south. west quarter OF south. east quart.
er; thence running north $50 feet to q
point on the west line OF the north east
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF sec.
tion 0: thence running east and parallel
to the south lines Of sections and 10
to q point $50 feet east Of the west line
OF the east half Of the eoutl, west quarter
Of section 10; thence running south and
parallel to the west line Of the east half Of
the south. west quarter Of section 10 and
the west line Of the east half Of the north.
west quarter Of section Is to point ESQ
feet south Of the north line Of section 10;
thence running west and parallel to the
north line Of sections Is and lG to a
point on the west line Of the north cast
quarter Of section 16, $50 feet south Of
the north quarter corner Of section 10;
thence running north on the last named
west line to tho place Of beginning; and
that the ballots used at said election
shall read and be "For Incorporation"
or against Incorporation. d.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
w. Il. ORpwAy.
WM. j. EXON.
II. v. PYLE,
G. NJ. SMITH.
COMMISSIONERS.
First publication June Is. 1900.
Last publication July Q. 1900.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In the matter Of the Petition OF Charles A
Johnson. Ms Administrator of the Estate o
james south. dccrased Va. Lottic Lockett
John south, Wilson n. South. Thom,s south
and Annie Coleman. In the County Court Oi
MSniezuna Coun'y. state OF Colorado.
order nnd decree this day duly entered of rec
ord In the above court and proceeding I have
been ordered to sell The following describetl
real estate OF said deccSlent at privute sale "a
pny tho debts of said estate and .he costs Of
the administration thereof; namely the un-
divided one.half Interest of said dccedent in
Lot u ~ Block ~, IN the town Of Dolores, and
me undivided 3ne.hnlf Interest OF said drced-
ent In Lots ", IL, IL and ID. in Block 81. in the
town Of Dolores. all In MOntczuma County.
colorado said sale To be upon the following
terms, namely: not less tiinn one -half cnsh IN
hnnd, and any credit given upon siicl, sale Ia
he for not more than one year, and nny dc
ferred payments to bear interest ut the rate 0t
10 per cent. per nnnurn and to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises. and such sale to
parcel md 500 for tho second named parcel.
VIII accordingly ns administrator aforesaid
receive Offers for said property mt my ollcc.
Newman Block, Durango, Colorado. until I'M,
hour Of ono o'clock T.. NJ, on Saturday. June
I'D, 100, and Will then and there. or ut such
time ~ satd sale may be adjourned TO. seli the.
semc ~ the party or parties making the best
pie oIicr nr oners nccordinsly. subject however TO
the right To reject amy and nlI offers. ni,i sub.
ject further 10 the approval OF such sale or
sales by the t0urt.
Dnted May ~, 1D0O.
CHARLES A. JOHNSON.
as Administrator OF the
Estate OF James SOntli, Deceased,
FL rst publication June last June -, 1900
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Sam johnson met with an accident
that might have deprived him of the
sight Of one eye, last week. He was in
camp and not having an AK. was break
ing wood by placing stick with one
end on the ground and the other on a
rock and throwing heavy rock on the
center, when one end OF the stick struck
him on the face. Luck was in his favor
and aside from severe bruise, which
discolored the flesh, nothing serious re.
suited.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

E. L. Short returned on Monday last
from trip to Bellville, Kans. He went
in answer to telegtam announcing the
serious illness Of his aged mother and
arrived few hours before she died.
She was 76 years Of age and the main
cause Of death seemed to be old age.
Mrs. Short was well known here, having
visited her son about two years ago, and
her friends regret to hear of her death.
and all sympathize deeply with Mr.Short
in his loss. The remains were laid to
rest last Friday at Narlsa. Kans.. beside
the husband who had gone before.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

June Goth to which rate of one and
one fifth fare on the certificate plan. has
been made for the round trip from Gun
nison, Montrose, Ridgwsy. Delta Du-
range, Silverton, Mancos. Rico. Telluride
and Dolores.
Prohibition National Convention, Chi.
cago. ILL.,. June 26, 1900.
One regular first class normal tariff
fare for the round trip TO Chicago and
return. Selling dates June "a and %.
Continuous passage in each direction.
Further information can be had from
+. L. PEAKE. Agent.
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cortss pjckups,

Hay harvest 10 on in full blast 10 the
valley.
Err. Lamb drove over to Durango last
Tuesday.
Attorney p. G. Ellis is at Mercy Hos.
pital in Durango nursing bad case Of
blood poison in his left hand.
Fred Carroll bid his Cortez friends
goodbye and started for Gebo Mont last
Wednesday.
Curg Williams was down in this valley
last Tuesday after some Of his fine bred
colts TINT Jim Frink has been taking
care Of Tor him.
Anson Devine came in from Salt Lake
City. last Saturday to see his best girl.
How nice.)
Grant Clifford passed through our vii.
lage last Wednesday headed for his
ranch in the lower end Of tho valley.
Sterl Thomas has sent for bunch Of
Navnjos tho work through hay harvest
In the valley.
There arc about four Mckinley. VOL.
colt men In aud around Cortez. They
want pic.
Judge Barrett says he will voto .
straight Democratic ticket before he will
support such as T.. o. Wolcott and
Hanpn. Mckinley.
U.B. DAM.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

A. ]. Buchanan Of Ida Grove. Iowa, a
brother OF Attorney Buchanan OF Silver
ton, arrived in Dolores last Monday TO
look over the country with view OF To-
eating. He left Wednesday but expects
to return this fall and may decide to To-
cate in the valley.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Charles johnson, who was confined to
his bed last week with rheumatism and
cold. narrowly escaped severe attack
OF pneumonia, but DR.. Haefeli brought
him through and he is able to be about
again.
The silver star., 1900-06-15
Railroad Notices.

Southwestern Masonic Association Meet.
ing at Durango. Colo, juno "A and %.
Rate Of ono fare for tho round trip to
Durango md return; selling datcs juno
% and "a. with final limit to return June
%. 1000.
District No, 10 Woodmen Of tho World
will hoid itc convention At OurAy Uh
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Chas. NJ. Senninger has ordered The
STAR sent to him at Ouray. whore he 10
now in the employ Of the Ouray Saddlery
Compnnv.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

The ladies Of Dolores are endeavoring
to provide celebration for this place on
July 4th. Plans have not yet thorough
ly materialized. but announcement Of
the program, etc, is expected before our
next issue.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Several now names have been added
to The 6rAR's list this week. good cir.
culAtion u what plessss tho advertiser
and THE sTAR IL getting thcrc with both
feot
The silver star., 1900-06-15

The new road. asked by residents down
the river. would do away with tho long
hard pull over tho Dolores hill and be .
great benefit to residents. Wc trust tho
commissioners Will 100 ~ 10 grant It.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Tho school board hs4 employed J. y.
Outlet ~ principal o. the Dolores
school and Mrs. Bruner Of Rico. teacher
Of tho primary department. Both have
= reputation OF being good teachers.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Telluride has secured . rate Of e3.2f
for the round trip to her celebration on
July 4th. from Dolores. eA.15 from Man
Coz and e506 from Durango.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

James Stewart. the Southern engineer
who was killed last week, was q very
popular young man and well liked by
all who knew him.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

e. Morton. late Of this city, Is now
located In Durango and has orded The
6TAR sent TO him at that place. He 10
motorman on Durango's yellow car line.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

DR.. L. @. Haefeli reports Mrs. James
johnson and. the baby boy doing nicely
and Jimmie IL tho proudest man in Do.
lores because Il 10 boy.
The silver star., 1900-06-15

Our absence in Denver last week
caused tho loss Of tho first publication
Of the incorporation notice and delayed
tho same one week.