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the passing Of the dearest object of his life
ard her two pretty babies the artist seemed
to lose interest in his work and did only
enough To brin;; him scant livelihood.
After a time he began to work AT night
and his neghbors when they saw his light
burning. said that the foreigner" was
picking up his courage again and was am
bilious TO earn money. as he had been of
old. For many nights from the foreign
er'S" cellar there came the sound of
chise and hammer.
But the curious were wrong. The sculp-
tor was not working late to earn money.
He WAS hewins out from the cold white
stone an imag" of his wife and children.
In a short time after its completion it was
placed over the grave in laurel Hill,
where it still stands.
On one side of the great stone block that
forms the pedestal appear the words:
I'VE live in deeds. not years-in thoughts
rot breaths-;n feelings. not in figures on
q dial. we should count time by heart throbs
He most lives who thinks most. feels the
noblest, acts the best"
ON the back one reads in Latin: Henry
Dinochowski Saunders with his own hand
made this exact image of his most be-
loved wife. and consecrated 1t to her MEM
ory in lS5S.''
Tne tools with which he worked and n
likeness of the sculptor's face are done on
ether parts of the stone.
When his task was finished Dilochowski
disappeared as co:nDlately as though he
ils,, never existed. Whether he killed him.
self or went to some foreign land has
never been learned.
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group No 1. OF which Edward rrvoy is chair
man.
g. X: Ramsoy H. W: tirghrsr sn1 /. y Z: :,
is chairman.
W II nEsn T1s'I il " r. Ma' ani l. Nsssf HaG5ins. 'h5@0i
Mood. to groups : an. . which have been con-
solidated. with ". II. Woodward as chairman.
Il. H Colby !. II. Parish and l.. G. Irwin"
TO group No. : Of which X. II. Stockton is
chairman.
II. II. wcrnsc. Z. II. Somplc. +. II. Senpe
ard Malcolm Macbeth to group No. s. of which
J. II. DI-Clrlan is chairman.
Chris s:larp. W. G. McCreery. u. Ranken. lr.
ant Henry fa.rt,ack 70 group No. ., Of which
l.. =. Aloe Is chairman.
J. :. Turlcy. Julius Pitzman and A. J. Jacobs
10 group No. IL. of which Z. J.. Noge is chair
man.
II. W. Fredewald and e II Snyder To- group
Ne. IL Of which Norris Il. Gregg is Chairinan.
Charles SChwc!ckardt and Professor II. W.
!'rentis 10 group No. lS. Of which John SchrnerS
C. r Finley to group No Il. of which James
+. t'uvle is chairman
George II. Black and Judge Z. T. Hnuchton
To- group No. 10. OF whic: August Gehrer is
chairman.
The recanvass of the furniture interest has
been taken up by the Furniture Board Of
Trade. under the special superntenlenca OF
President Joseph \. Steinmever. Secretary
George T. Parker. Niles II. Foster and II.
s futile
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DEATHS.


HUNT-On Saturday. November 81. 1900 ut $50
a. NJ, Walter NJ. beloved husband of Harriet
V. and father of Paul NJ. Lehigh H., Walter NJ,
Jr.. and May NJ, aged Il years.
Funeral Monday, November 26. at p. m.
from family residence No 2Soo Shenandoah
street. to Evangelical st. Pauls Cemetery.
Washington. u. c.. New York City. Boston and
LEVEL, Mass. papers please copy
O'MALLEY-on Friday, November .. 1900. at
O'clock D. NJ. Mrs. Bridget % Mailey. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Mary Stacu and Mrs. J. 7.
O'Mai!ey.
The funeral will take place Monday. e6th inst,
at $50 o'clock m. from family residence. No
2:4S Mulianphy street. to st. Deos Church, thence
TO Calvary Cemetery.
SAMPSoN-Friday, November %. 1900, at II 80
p. m, of apcpleXy, Elijah n. Sampson. aged IS
years
Funeral from the residence of his son. Clark
H Sampson. No. 1886 Westminster place, Mon
day. November 2S. at p. IN.
Springfield, Mass. and New Haven. Conn.,
papers please copy.
For other Death Notices, see Page
3 Part 1.
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getically. almost s.ame-facedly. A direct
rendering of life was then supposed TO be
wanting III imagination and though
Thackeray despised and mocked the false
in fiction rs much as any man who ever
lived he could not help being a man of his
time. He put on a fine literary air of being
above his business: he talked of fiction as
fab..-a:;d. when he ought to have known
ii and proclaimed it the very home OF
truth where alone We can see men through
all their disguises; he formed the vicious
habit of spelling the Illusion. or cioudins
the clear air of his art by the intrusion Of
his own personality; and in fine he showed
himself in spite of his right instincts a
survival OF the rornanticistic Period whose
traces in others Especially Bulwer and
DsraelD he knew how SO delicious1y to
burlesque.
| shall affront some of those vino like
Thackeray most (but not most wisely by
saying that he came short Of his great
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
PRESIDENT AT A WEDDING.
Is a Guest at the Marriage of Miss
Lillian Gary.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 24.--President Nc
kinley was a guest at the wedding of Miss
Lillian Gary, daughter of the former Post
master General. to Robert Coleman Taylor
of New York. which took place here to-
day. With the President. who arrived here
shortly before noon on a special train over
the Pennsylvania Railway from Washing
ton. were Secretary and Mrs. Gage. Secre-
tary and Mrs. Hitchcock. Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. Smith. Secretary and Miss
Wilson and other notable personaGes.
The wedding ceremony took place at the
home of former Postmaster General James
A. Gary. on Linden avenue at noon, and
was performed by the Reverend Doctor
Maithie ID. Babcock of New York
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shoulder seam to the waist and one broad
box plat in the center. set with a row cf
t;ny cuameied or jeweled buttons O;i,e-.;
have insertions of coarse lace. others again
are honeycombed all over. without any
trimming. These white waists are eSpeciai-
iy pretty for the matinee girl. Oriental enl-
fancy waists. 4 line of panne either to
match the prelonlinating color in the de-
sign or In an harmonious contrast is used
at the edge of the collar and girtile of these
waists.
Lace chiffon and mousseline de sole enter
into tn. construction OF the waists OF
more diaphanuuS and fa!rylikt character.
Entire waists of chiffon. accordion plated.
and drawn in at the waist with a velvet
Eirdle are appliIued with lace in various
tasteful designs. Boleros, fichus. fancy col
lars and yokes of lace are all introduced as
carnitures OF the fancy bodice. Plain col
ored silk waists. with q bolero of heavy
fascinating this fali-are very good style.
and heavy. ali-over lace. with colorcd silk
lining will also be used for evening and
iressy waists
A very effective garniture, to be worn
with either I. plain or fancy waist of soft
silk or molisselne or net is q sailor collar
OF lace with long revers tapering to point
The collar is removable and WILL there
fore rroye a useful acquisition, providing
pleasant and attractive changes. Lace is
also used for the undcrsleeves in the fash
ionablc double sleeve design. which is the
most striking feature of the seasons latest
models -,
Amoug the aristocrats of the silk family.
upon Which fashion now looks with partial
eve for fabrics for fancy waists, the
Louisines, satin celeste, satin pallet, the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Notice to Nursery Men.

ST. Louis. November co. 1866.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Building Department, Board OF
Education. on or before O'Clock p. m. on
the 18th day of November, 1906. for vARI-
OTIS KINDS OF TREES for the Public
Schools, specifications for which may lie
seen at the Building Department, Board OF
Education.
All bids shall be made out on blanks which
will be furnished for that purpose and adj
dressed to WM. E. ITTNER, Commissioners
of School Buildings. and to Le deposited in
the box IN the lobby of the Building Depart
ment on or before above date.
The Board reserves the eight to reject any
or all bids. -.
WI. 2. ITTNER, :
Commissioner o: School Buildings. n,
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rro,,sseline tatfe;as and the silk called ! Atg,
ion, after Rostand's famous play. MADE st;ii
more famous by Sarah BernhaIdt. Ihese
materials are procurable in all the delicate
shades and they are as great n delight 10
the eye as they are soft and plant To- the
touch. Prau de sole is being extensively
used for waists, especially the white waists.
which will be much worn this winter. y
silk admirably suited for fancy. separate
waists is called Peau de cySne, the siiTery
sheen of which will please the most aes-
tl,at; ;ct t-gt
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Ioxx Rntcs for Tbanl,sSiying,

Via e. & o. S-W. TO Cincinnati. Louis
VILE. Columbus and other points in the
Central and Eastern States Tickets on
sale November 9th. 18th and 29th. good re-
turning until December 3. Information at
Broadway and Locust and Union Station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Black diamonds are comparatively rare
and ccrrespondingly high-priced. They are
three or four times as hard as the white
ones and fire cannot harm them, however
great the heat. but If drop of water
should touch them while heated they Will
explode and leave nothing but little heap
of sand in their place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Some. at least. of the great redwood
trees of California will be preserved. the
State having recently come into possession
of about 100 acres Of redwood forest through
the will of the late Colonel J. 3. Arm
strong of Cloverdale. Sonoma County. The
tract is to be held as a public park
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
ruACKERAY,S WORK.

THACKERAY / take to have been an
author whose native bent was towards re
aIity in fiction, writes W. d. Howells m
Uarper.s Weekly But he lived in a liter
ary time when it was ali but impossible
for one to be directly true; one must some
how bring the truth in ctrcuitously, apollo
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possibilities by his willingness to dawdle
(and shall 1 say twaddle?) over his scene.
when it was strictly his affair to represent
it. and by his preference OF caricature- TO
character. and sentimentality to sentiment
All the same he was a great talent, and
the Ever-Womanly knew his ultimate truth
so well that she revealed herself to him
as she had not to any other English novel;
:st since Jane Austens time.
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spani.h Women Laborer..

Nearly 100000 women in Spain work In
the field as day laborers: 3Jo,ol0 women are
registered as day servants-that is. the:
work for their food and lodging. There is
no such class anywhere else.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Ears are showing handsome lines or new
goods Tor the Fall and Winter Of 1890. Every
to prepare for the busiest season in the his
tory OF Bars. Early selection Is advised.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VARIETY in
FANCY WAISTS.

H1TE waists will he
much Worn. not only
for evening but with
tailor gowns. A thick
corded cream silk is
being much used for
odd waists Just now,
for wearing with a
coat. The best are
made very simply,
with a small box plait
or tuckings dowa
either side from the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

"Big Four to Cincinnati Finest service.
track and equipment.
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Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS
VIII Snvc Redwoods.

Soup is one of the Delcatessen Lunch
room specials. Try 1t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

Tourist Sleeping Cars to C>Safornie
Via the Iron Mountain R0nfe. S.is.
Known as the True Southern Route."a
delightful trip. no high altitides. nor snow
blockades, leaving st. Louis every Thursda4s
at Sis p. n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-25

To Finish Floors and Borsier.
Use 'Floor-Shine" Enamel Floor Colors;
oak. cherry. etc. Free Booklet and Color
Card. Address FIoor-Shine Co. ST Louis
The silver star., 1900-01-12
PETER JONES. BULL PUP.

Peter Jones was quiet. law. abiding.
peace Toying citizen. and for many years
had not an enemy. Everybody liked
Jones even after he made enemies but
they quarrelled with him just the same.
1t came about this way. Jones had a
fondness for pets and after he killed his
cat for catching chickens, he decided to
get dog and imported thorough bred
bull pup. At first everybody admired
the pup on account OF its pedigree. but
after about year had passed that dog
caused more trouble than the community
had seen for years.
Every cur of any breed had round
with that bull pup and i. came off vic.
torious in every case, but Jones wore a
black eye, and sometimes two. every day
for over year. Before one had assum
ed it's normal complexion he had new
one and as beef steaks were high he for.
bode using them on his eyes.
Chains were useless for that dog was
bound to fight Finally Jones got four
whippings in one day. paid four fines
and was confined to his bed as result;
but the bull pup had three fights during
the tune Jones WAS sick. In the las,
one Bill Grain tried to separate them
and the bull pup bit him. Bill had a
reputation OF having never taken bath
and was usually called "RuLberneck
because OF the peculiar color Of that
part OF his anatomy. That bite proved
fatal and the dog died next day. thus re.
storing peace and quiet in the commun.
ity.
An autopsy was held and n piece Of
Bills neck was found in the dogs
stomach, which the doctors eaid was the
cause Of the bull pups doath.
The silver star., 1900-01-12
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice 70,
Publication.
United States Land Oflce,
Durango, Colo,

United States Land Oflce, J
Durnngo Colo,
December ., 1899
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June g. 1873. entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States OF California. Ore
gen, Nevada and Washington Territory, as
extended to nll the Public Land States by act
of August 4. lsG..
James Moss, OF Gradens, county of Monte
yuma. Stale of Colorado. ha t.,'s day filed N
it.> ol.ce his sworn statement No. 2l9, tor the
purchase OF the west 4 of ne Y aud east y oi
iw Z. of section -. IN township 3, u. range Is
W. NMPM,
And will ofic, proof 10 show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stope
than for agricultural purposes. and 10 estab
lish his claim TO said land before the Register
AMI Receiver oil this Office nj Durango. Colora-
do, on TUESDAY. the 18th day of February 10 NJ.
He names as Witnesses: Elmer Ludlow, James
Griffith. Harvey Epper,on and George soul H.,
all of Grnden>, Monte1unu, Co. Colo.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
adOvc-dcscribed lands are requested TO file
their claims IN tnis office or or before siid
18th day Of February 1890.
+. c. PERKINS, Register.
First pub. Dec. S. 1879; last pub. Feb ., 1870,
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THE SICK.

John Dunham's son. Irwin. OF Disap-
pOintment, had the misfortune to fall on
the ice last Friday morning. and dislo.
Gated the ulner and radius. both bones
of the right forearm. DIR. l.. G. Haefell
was called Saturday and set the dlsIoca-
ton returning to Dolores Sunday. He
reports the boy doing nicely.
Mrs. Mckibbon's little girl is able to
he about again after an attack OF intiam.
nation Of the bowels.
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Notice our offer on first page. We
make this offer as a special inducement
for you to become a subscriber. or il you
are already subscriber we make you a
present to the value OF one dollar II you
pay up arrearages and one year in ad-
vance. The subscription to the House
hold is one dollar year but we offer it
and THE SILVER STAR for the price Of
Tht STAR alone. viz. 800. Sample
copies Of the Household can be seen at
this office. 1t is most excellent house
hold paper and with The STAR lorms an
unexcelied combination offer.
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A. n patriotic American citizen. youns.s,

As n patriotic American citizen. yoi!n y n
desire u full ap'i acciira q accuM
american spanish war rs II progr
licviuK this 10 be- yuur .cntliu' nt. "
your subscription fol. the Dn.sf f.Ss7 Az
Post ana pr0inise you In return w raiss
Fift-Our war flcwt Will lm the wv nn m
est aud most accurate received IN ". ~
second THE POST cnitnUns .fr w
the iniiDlinblc tsteele. ackn1wlcdpsn,. ~ ~
hest war tnripohihi III AMeTisN, ~. M
lions Of "upcle, sam are co.'c.slca ',,,Ss ~
best ~ the United states. aud hrv r.'"'
upon throughout tho whole county.
% "ar posiscript ,m,at - NJ; Ju,,s ,.,Ss, Z
ss'sps. Ssas rs @S.S sS,s, W. vi! PAW s ssarsa TS
The editorial. arr by Nj. lohl! CsEt n y,
clear. concise hni SiaUi0us Nye
over the htife West.
Hut NJ "the pro0f Df the pdiins. ~
c,,cM !ng Of the bag" w nqyse.l seI,..s,;, ~; a
ny sccinH amt rcatlftIy ThETO~i '"'
solicit ;bstr sulecrlptiOn. =, a VI
" you s'O mt desire 70 rtfiu y. !. ~ "
weeks. =. H. N cents II vf'sl f,rhs -"
NJ YOU wish iO hSve TiiE iUsI
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Wood, the jeweler at Mancos, has the
finest line Of lady's and gents solid gold
watches in western Colorado.
Miss Annie EGupning. Tyre. Mich. says,
Il suffered long time from dyspepsia;
lost flesh and became very weak. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure completely cured melt
digests what you eat and cures all forms
OF stomach trouble. 1t never fails to give
immediate relief in the worse cases.-M.
H. Ordway.
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MARRIED-At Rico, Colorado, Jan
uary l. 1900. at the parlors of the Hotel
Enterprise. Miss Jessie Thompson and
Mr.. Carl J. Scharnhorst. both of Monte
yuma county. County Judge W. q.
Morrow officiating.
Mrs. j. B. Paeger, nee johanna
Thomas, of Quarry. chaperoned Miss
Jessie Thompson up from the valley,
Monday, and also acted as her maid in
the evening. Thos. Mitchell OF the
Hotel Enterprise acted as best man.
News Sun.
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Timber Land. Act June :. 1919. Noeics Tor
Publication.
United states Land Of1ce
Durango. Colorado,
ner>e1uh,or 81 1Ron

Timber Land. Act Juns .. 1874 Noeics for
Publication.
United states Land ONCE
Durango, Colorado,
December -, l6oQ.
Notice IL hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions Of the act OF Congress of
June ., 1873, entitled An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States OF California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Tcrritory." AS
extended to all the PuSlic Land states by act
OF August I, 1SQs,
Jiles II. roger. OF Denver county OF Arapa-
hoe, State OF Colorado. has this day filed in
this Office his sworn statement No. "a for the
purchase of the @ u OF nv u and u OF sw !.
Of section q in township 81 n. range Is W N
Pm,
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes. and to esiab
lish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver Of this office at Durango, ,Colora-
do. on "wednesday. the 2lst day of March. l9Jp.
He names as witnesses: T.. n. Cover and
George Souien. OF Grs,dens, Colorado. and
John Il. Harper and Louis &. Jakway, OF Du-
range. Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 file
their claims In this office or bafore said 2lst
day OF March, 1900.
F.C PERKINS. Register.
First pub. Dec. -, lssp, last pub. Mch. ., 1900.
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Say, do you know this is the 18th day
Of the new year and that subscription
has not been paid! Please pay up; We
have coal and grocery bill to pay that's
begun to chase US in our dreams.
The silver star., 1900-01-12

W. j. Exon found -four sack in the
meat market Wednesday morning. con-
tanning bundle OF papers and some
clothes. Party owning same can have it
by calling for it.
The silver star., 1900-01-12

DR.. F. A. McNeill. of Rico, was called
to the residence OF W. 1. Myler last Sat.
urday to consult with DR.. Wigglesworth
OF Cortez, in the case OF Mr.. Myler, who
is sick with pneumonia. DIR. Mcneil
returned home Sunday.
The silver star., 1900-01-12

W. |. Myler has been quite sick. the
past week. with pneumonia. DIR. Nc.
Neill of Rico. was called last Saturday
to consult with DIR. WigglcEworth Of
Cortez. regarding the case, which was
quite serious at that time. MIR. Myler is
now improving and will soon be himself
again
The silver star., 1900-01-12

There is thirty day soldier in Dolores
who has applied for pension. He is
able, bodied and the only reason he
should have pension is because he con
tracted the chronic disease OF laziress
during the thirty days he was soldier.
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NOTICE.

My entire lot Of household furniture
at the section house is now for sale very
cheap Parties should call early as |
will leave in about ten days.
1t Mrs. f. NJ. NoBLEs.
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d. u. Ormiston Of Drexell, Mo-, was
An arrival last Saturday. and is now Ut
Formby visiting his brother. J. q. Orni.
.iston. and family. IIa Is We'll pleased
eth Colorado.
The silver star., 1900-01-12

Mr.J Sheer. .Sedalia. Mo, saved hischild.s
life by One Minute Cough Cure. Doctors
had given her up to die wifq Group. It's
an infallible cure for coughs s.colds grippe
pneumonia. bronchitis and throat aud
lung troubles. Relieves ut once.--M. II.
Ordway.
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Timber Land, Ae. June >, is7s.-No.iss 10,
Publication.
United states Land oficr,
Duranpo. Colo,

Te1fk0toUt
United states Land Oficr.
DURANGO, Colo,
December 2, tssb.
Notice IA hereby given that In compliance
wtn the provisions ~ the net 0f COngrcss of
June ~ 1878, entitled AN not for the saie ,i
timber lands In thc States Of CALIFORNIA, Ore.
ron, Neyldn. aud Wa-hin ston Territory" IN
NJ August I. lsv.
George soulcn. of Gradcns, county Of ,toutc.
Wi,nn. state Of Colorado. has this day iieH In
Ills 0iicc bis sworn statement No. 20 for tllc
purchase Of me west = NJ NV x aud west u ri
sw Y seStion ~. la township " n. niiic rs
And will offer proof fo. sl,ow tint ibc land
s.tikht i more Valuable FOR IL timber or .t0ne
shan ior agricultural purposes. ami 10 csuab.
md =, itccsivGr Of this ofcs " Duranro. C5iorn.
He names ns witnesses: Jmfrcs Moss IL Ora.
d.nsi MOntckutfin Co.. Colo. George Mills, Of
MnNUs, M0ntIutiin Co., COl0,, ami JNti,cs
uritfMh and Harvey Epporson, y ,ih uft,rndsns
ANY mud ~ persons claiming adversely tho
b,ovc-'lctcrlb1d lnnds mrp Requested Il, ntr
thyk claim. IN this Office ON ur LcfUrc said
lgf day Of February, fiU0.
J. z. PEnksNs, Rcgihter
firsi pub. Dcc. ~ t-f~' fast put. fc6 j. ir6p.
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Fg-Wher you answer advertisement in
The SILVER STAR. either local or foreign,
please mention the iatt that you saw IL i'll THE
STAR. II costs you nothing and NAV be a great
help TO the paper. ia
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Tho Fort Lupton Advertiser says this
town was named Dolores" because L.
d. Gsrwood was here less than three
fuOntha
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= Paint preserves a building and makes
big improvement In ito looks A lsrge
quantity could be used to advantage in
this city.
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Word has been received here from
Denver to the effect that little Ethel
Dunham is totally blind.
The silver star., 1900-01-12

Grease your joints and get them in
prime condition-thc Red Men are go.
ing to give dance tho 2Gth.
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Set out some trees in front of your
residence this year; it will make big
improvement.
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Watch these columns for the announce.
ment Of dance to be given In this city
on Washington's birthday.