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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10


Geben0es @efliieel, pro Yfuno:
alte Siibner 13c.; iu1tge Siibner
14c. bis 1885,; gnten t2c. bis t6c.;
Bllter t2c. bis 13c.; @Gnie 13c. bis
14c.; 3altben, pro Baor 2Oc. bis 25c,
j. ii d te uno q e NJ ii e.
&ortoffeln, pro gui6el 40c. bis
50c.; ilelte 9ernuuoa.aartoffeln, pro
SAB $3.50 Bis $3.50; 3uderriiber,
pro 8ilte 35c. Bis 40c.; BeiBfobI, pro
gonne $12 bis $13; 3miebeln, pro
9uidel $1.05 bis $1.20; Garotten,
pro aiIte 40c. bis &c.; Iepfcl, pro
Sob 1925 bis 1915; anonas, pro
Grate $3.50 bis $3.50; Seaerie, pro
9to. 25c. bis 50c.; braitner aobl,
pro Sob Toe. bis 1925; Spinat, pro
Sob 1925; CRIME gobnen, pro aorb
$500 bis $500; ruroe Riiben, pro
8uIdel 30c. bis 40c.; aopfiaIat, pro
aorb $500 bis $500; iunge grbien,
pro aorb $t.75 Bis 1926; gllmen.
foil, pro Sob $500 bis $500; Cur.
fen, 5loriooer, pro aorb $500 bis
$500; tomatoes, pro Carrier $f.50
ma 80 M
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CIR. 1924, OftsBcItimore. Strabe. - 8tn'
Hter an Serren gu bermietbeH. - Setntte
Setrinfe unb @eine. nBdns8 teipsBraie'
reis"Bter. BerfammIungslofal beS DIT
Qombaroitr. Sntmertu. gou' urto 2etb'
Bereins". Gbef.sIeI. Wt. Serilon 1912 B.
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Sa berfanfen ober at Derpadteu.
9u ucrfcuIen pbcr an perpudl.en:

lBn bctfGnFtn nbcr 6n btEpuHttH:
9as ipertbboue 8riinoitiid on Der Ode bon
GTtsWaItimoresS traBe uno 3oftofttcesInenue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere Tbeil oeS @runos
finds niro fit elm Sei6dftseebduoe oes a9euta
f6en Correspondent" benutt iueroen. Nd9ere
(301-)
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@rnnSItiifs ltc6crtraaunaen.


N~ueIionOro u. GoIicntino an Spiepb
Goiicutiuo, 1 0runoltiif, @runO5inS
$50; $3.50.
Euulinc &. 1yoro uno @attc an GIi.
5abetb Is. @lu1tber mo @otte, Siio.
icitc Scr 20. StruBe, nabe @rccn.
mount 9lucnue, t4.10 bel 80, @runo.
sims 500; So.
Gli5obctb q. 0lliid al 2olti8 Wiils
I Ter, Oitieitc Der Bomb, nobe @op.
StraBe, ii bel -, @runO5inS $3.50;
So.
SornD %. Cline, SeltomcntSooIl,
itrederin, an Sorob NJ. Cline, Dit
ieite Der 8uItep-, nobe SobnsS traBe,
1874 bel 100, @runo5inS 500; So.
&epiS W. GopIe an &boS. @rig6t
mo 6roL, Suolelte Ger Summit,
nobe Monroe=S truBe, 1879 bel 72.4,
@rlmb5inS sos; $500.
Charles 6. Goruiib etc, &errp., on
2ouiio Gorniib etc, mebrere @rluno.
ltiifc; So.
Sobn &. 6. Suits an Mopor rno
Staotrot6, g%toroieite ser Baltimore,
no6e ct. EaulltraBe, 6.1t% bel
5S.3; $4,000.
3ruitees beS .Sbepboro Ii. @nod)
Erott . Soipitals" an Mopor uuo
Stootratb, 8eitieite Der 6reoerif,,
nobc Yrattitrobe, 1864 bel =;
$11,77O.73.
Com. Sei0el ETC., 2eIt. .8oaItr.,
al abcl Sfoient6al, 2 0ritnoItiidc;
$tSt5.
Abel &oientbal uno 3rau an Gill
Jon ". Ntetcolfe, 2 8rumoItiide;
$1,000.
0ilion ". MctcuIfe an gitcllc Dir,
Oiticite Der 6orreit., nabe Wiorponne-
StroBc, 1871 BEL Ga; $500.
Gam. Eorron itno 5roit oil 8m.
s. &niten mo 6rolt, A 8%runoltiide;
So.
Sacob &c. Otoies an Sam. StrolB
unb 6roll, 9torOieite Ser Nortb-, nobe
Sutton . 9tpemtc, IA bel 50, @rlulo.
gins $40; $3.50.
Snmelia =. Ibonpion unO &c.
moDl an goolpD areS, Noroieite Ser
2om6nrO., nobe 9onoItroBe, 1872 bel
80, @runO5inS $2l; $500.
8m. s. anIten etc. al s. 6.
&nipp, 3ruitcc, A @runbitiide;
$245O.
@alter Il. 0owling an .. g. Mc.
0onneQ mo 1roll, HorooItieitc Ger
Sort. Apemne, uubc Goofiie StroBe,
1876 bel 84.S, 0rtno5ins $40. 80;
$1,000.
G6oS. 3. CigD5 etc. an Sobn Sil,f.
Iep, 5l @ltiiten Der @lGubiger, ST.
So6u s. Sane, Nod)laBperiuoltcr,
etc. an bic IS. 8..S. 0relpirlg So"
etc, Srltitecs, gtorOoit.Gde elliott.
uno Observation-Disclosures, ii BET GO,
@runo5ins 500, $i96G.
5. 3re0. Geo1lorot an 8iaiont s.
Sdining, Gde Goppleton. II. 9ootb..
StroBe, II bel Y, Gftcrgruno5ins
$52, So.
SorrD &. Sorboe an Cornelius
Sor6oe, SiiOicitc Solpnieno., nobe
GbopclItroBc, 1879 6ei 70, 8runo5ins
$40, $500.
glonh 9. O'Gonnor etc. an Hobt.
6. Ntoler, Siiooitieitc 8ilfenS.9Ip
robe gulosfiitroBc, 1876 bel 81,
@rl1nb5inS $44, $500.
GboS. &. Spoloing on Sacob Eei.
pert uno 3rolt, Oltieite Wonroeitr.,
nobe @olbroof 9loenlie, I'd bel so.
@rluno5ins 500, $500.
Goruoro q. Grill al Sobn $. Grill,
mebrere @~riuroitilfe, So.
Catherine 0iooiion unb @attc an
ole ,0tortb . Goitern 8, & g. a."
Siiooit.Gde Soiinldt' nrlb Chapel
StraBe, u bel 81, @runo5ins $36,
$500.
.Sarriion .. u. gr. If" an Soiepb
q. Sdncioer urO 6rau. 9soroicitc
gnt6onp., nobe GoenitroBe, ii BEL
80, @rllno5ins $i5.75, So.
Sorrp u. Cooper nn 9. Map 600.
per, SntercIic III einein 0adlnb, ST..
9lnton aurif mo 5rou an Die
.Golpert 9onf." @eitieite Centre.
Morfet.S pace, - bel 60, $500.
Sobn z. &ccO etc. all epbraim
Wtodt, 5 @rrnoItildc, 80.
.9reot guItern y. .. q. Ger. 1" an
Gbos. s. 6ronfc, 0iticite Wolfe.,
nobe gboleItrabe, 1875 bei 95, @runo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

9ie iOIssnben 9iibf@sn 8lpeiit9diqea So 5dn
8lpd SiibsGuIb6ihA5tr., 1900 gIod S1ftebs
Ctr; ferner GdIaoen uno @obnbuus an Scotts
Gtrabe. 8efsSu ratogasStrnbe uno gelutrsgoe.,
nabe Npribsgloe., beItebeno aus 8obnb1us.
groBeut Sofe, Stau etc, ou8 lt6 iebr gut fir
etnen Mebaer, fir cine WiI1iuirtbi6ait obcr
fir Sabrif5ipede eignet. gIG66nfraaen bel
Gbas. o.. Scder, Tr. 420, Euro'6arcH. Strdke.
Warp Iuno Eel. y 75t. (gSob16-)
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gu n%rrfnufen:

Sur 9lbiuidelung clues HndllaiicS.
As glder feines ebeneS 9aHo lrner1ain eiIer
Wleile bon Der Stdotgrer5e; iue9en boiler luSs
finft iuenbe man iid an 9i0bcrt 2. 6nrie, Dir.
1928, YDrbsG alOertsS traRc. UQ(dr3t .1MID
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GA r.
frsgt die %0s SOte, Oa Ir Inner Gssauft Aah
: sssii; IMZzzM
8roonften.M arft.

ltntenitebenoe Breiie be5ieben iid
auf oen @ngros. Sunoel; fir oen
a%leinbanoel m1lB ein entIpredenoer
aufidlog gcmadt perber.
Gier, pro Oubeno zoe. bis 23c.
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ME stu,toeu ,%petrtSdiaen Sau,er

srrn 8erfauf in Sltsgaltimore, ureren5ero an
ben pru6tpouen ,g0tterion : garf," 9atliJents
Gtrube, @de bon goItimoresStrGBe. &om1nt
Suerit uuo ba6t Die @usipubI. 9tefe Sdufer
ino in ieber Sinitht MODERN, nit W1urrtor'
@ais un6 sSaustreppe, iotuie mooerrert Sers
beiferuneen, eini6IieBIi6 @b8uesiunaI. aeent
tdgIi6 nno Gorntaes an Srt uno Steue. Bes
uubt Sairmountsgloerile Magaors.
Ghu. 8. GALLAGHER, Ranlnterrebnter
Q28-) 9ir. 2808, S~utrmount'Ioe.
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Nenu SIR @elb nbtbia habit, ipenbet Gnf
@runoeieentbum. 8erf6pieaenbeit. aetne
2eibeef6dfissW et6ooen. Mr. aremer, Rr. 100,
8lpro.9aeasstraRe, i. 5Iur, 2allnor1 Builotlte.
(Mpril15-l
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sihnn Ninsn,s Meftaurnnt.

Nr. 1104, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ser rgorooft Smmeripdbrenoe 8dlberetrt
bon Baltimore berfdlnmeIt ft9 bier
ieoen Montae. - George grebrn & Cons
Bier an 8upf, mad oeuti6er art brett
bonn sSab.
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Nherta ..Gbe[rtih.Sane.n

Ode Gait ino Saitssloenie. Canton.
Wsar1IanosIe Iepbon - "a &.
Satiptauurtier bes @ef1ueoeretns .pebel,
tueiB," n9ameusBereins bes @oeItuetb,1
~9arton.g oneIabes glr. 445, >. O.. o."
vSrientaIsS iftrlftS gr. 15s, 8. u..8.@ unb
.@anton Sp1rs II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2t, 1S)
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RerIaHat: Sranen anb @abdea.


CtIluliuts
Yldo6eft, I'M ale 3lueiae oeS Goat Sab
Sei6dtts 81 e%rlerncn; quite 8e5dblune pdbrcno
Der Sebr5eti. gab3ufraeeH bel Der ,,Amcrican
(67-9)
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SteQcacIuh:

Sin eriabrener BARTENDER Qebt9), ber enpli
fd1eu SpraCbe mid)ttg. ildt Stelllng; bette RE
gtG65uiraGen in Nr. 2l3, Hnro'8nD
Stra6e. (BS-N
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SerIangt i'm 4agemeinen.
GeutIdeS Observation-Disclosures
Steaengeiude


Gin iuuacr Miunn, IS Sabre alt, iurlht file
BEND 9eltif mo GnGliif, iuitnidt oa@ 8bc'n
grnpbCns(Seiddtt 3t %erlernen. Wintt a%ortlltrc
~: 100" rScutifer 6orrefp0noent."
(69-7D
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gu b~erfanfen.


Cine quite 0dderei init 8iero uio lSuDcn 81
UcrInuiet. gta65utrugen i'm nScntidlen Nor'
reipnHoenten." CG9--iD
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10 glder fir 5000 un6 20 9(der fir $500.
Wdu ~dntiuortc In Gngliid. 2. setter, Gar
leigh ScigBts, u. u. So, Mo. (67-TO)
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gr.. 70t uno 707, Iombaro'Strab Steb.
Ianetotpn. Seinite Beine nnb Gtaii6re.
beften YooIs8arIorS tn ~SiabLanbtoipn.
Brouipte B%eoienung.
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Baltimore Sransfer So.

Edfe sus aeiie in's Mnsfdnb tefprst g. gaine,
UT. ILL Ct YauLGtfake.
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canton unb atsblambtpp n.
sfmiht,s ELECTROMAGNETIC

Ode 8. uno @ougb.s trabe. ~Sauptdndrtter
6es .8abern 9r. sllnt. sYereins," ~@t6ets
fran5sSa II sYerein5,~ Caution Snln1srtu.
miifbIthfeii" unb ,aeNeIf6miebeslinion".
Srii6es Bier 5u ieoer 3eit. Telephone:
s. & 3. - Mt. Berron 1903 W.
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YuIUu UItb
Sauptluartier oes SeiangbereinS sWlelos
6ie". SineitilnoeH ieoen 9onneritd9glbenor
BeriammIiingen oes Centennial Wiebaers
gereins" ieoen 2. uno 4. 9ienitaa i'm Wso'
nat. TeIepboH WRt. Bernon 1866 X.
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gr. 432, gIGremountsglbe., StebIanbtotou.
doris. Sineftunben 9ienitng, abenbs 8
ltbr, uno beS .MonumentaI. Stftrtlts Tr.
231, 8. u.sB. Monumental "'gter nrt
3npf. Gbeldpeaie'1 elepbor - 1926 u.
Bm. 3. Q. Suppert, Better.
(Se32,1O
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gr. 1870 bis Tee, Sarforb.abeuue.
Sauptaunrtier oes y4b1Iin' ~ dnner6ors".
Saue uro Sommerenrten btute gu ber'
mietber. @uter RInb fit @ufter1r0ften.
Seinite @etrdnfe. Sret'BooI. 6. & B.
IeIepbun - Wlt. Ber1on 3769 F.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
From Our Exchanges.

Mancos Times: Married.--On Thurs
day, July 90, at the residence of Mr..
John Roessler, Mr.. Emery Wagner and
Miss Louisa Roessler, Father Roberts
of Telluride, officiating. The contract
ing parties are both residents of Man
cos, and are well and favorably known
throughout the entire county.--Mr.
Koch, our photographer, aud Miss
Marie Mueller were married. last month,
somd place in Texas. That's what he
gets for straying AWAY frofh home
viewing the country.
Montezuma journal: Work was be-
gun Monday morning ON the new
40, 900 gallon water tank. The work
is under the management of Mr.. Good
rich Which bespeaks good job. The
tank is located on the high hill and
wifi he raised high enough above
ground to throw witer over any house
In town thus giving il great safe guard
fh elise of fire.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
STATE NEWS.

4 special double-header freight
ladened with construction material
wds wrecked near Bocea, east Of Du-
Tango. 1t became unmanageable on
a grade and ran away. The engineer
and fireman of the front engine jumped
but those ON the pusher stuck to their
post and were killed lii tie wreck.
The Conductor and brakenien escaped
With slight injuries.
The colored people Of Pueblo are ar
ranging for an elaborate celebration of
Emancipation day, August 1. 4 large
number of colored people from all over
the state, it is said, will tdke part
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
Cattle Market Weak.

Denver Union Stock Yards, July "A.
With All abnormalIy light run Of
cattle OH all the, markets, conditions
for the past week have been decidedly
slumpy everywhere, Packers are full
upon supplies and the. Aeef demand
seems to have fallen off 10 almost
nothing. The week opened here
steady at the decIine Of last week with
light run and fairly good demand for
tile good kind. but grassers are not
wanted anywhere. Chicago reported
only 1900 arrivals today, which Is
fully 10000 Below d horma4 Monday
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

The Great Uintah reservation will
be Opened for homestead entry August
2sth, although registration will COM
nience at Grand Junction, Colorado;
Price, Provo and vernai, Utah, on
August 1st and continue until August
18th. The procedure necessary TO
SECURE landsin this greatest of govern
ment reservation is outlined in detail
in q pamphlet just issned by the PAS
senger Department, Denver & Rio
Grande railroad.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
run, and while reported firm, the
Is Still weak oil around.

run, and .while reported firiii, the
undertoiie IS Still weak oil around.
The eastern markets declined fully
80 cents hist week and this market de-
clined in sympathy, but the net loss
here was not to exceed Is cepts on
choice drylot cattle and probably o5
cents On feeders. Butcher stock suf-
fered the most, being quoted Is, to IS
cents lower. grhss steers sold largely
around s4.s5 with corn steers Up to
s4.75, but the latter price il, rather
above the. market, as they were con-
tracted the week before. While this
market is in better shape than eastern
markets, It is not needing any large
supplies aud shippers are being Urged
to hold back. 1t viii tAke SONG cool
weather and return to beef eating 70
benefit the market materially. In the
meantime cattle are worth more on the
range than in the markets. w. N.
Fulton.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Portland. Oregon, July 55.-Uniied
States senator Mitchell. convicted of
using. his office Of United States sem
stor to further the law practice. Of the
firm Of Mitchell 4 Tanner Of this city,
was today sentenced to pay fine of
81 900 and six months penal servittide.
Pending a review. Of the case By the
supreme court Of the United States ex-
ecution of the sentence will be deferred.
In the meantime Mitchell will be
placed under bail to the amount of
$1,000.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
For up-to-date job work come to The
Star ea3ce.

Tie Bennington disaster was most
unfortunate, yet it could have been
worse shd it is fortunate that it was
not. The commander, Eucien Young,
q thoroughly known to miahy lii Colo
rado and more genial officer and COM
ranion is not found in naval circles.
Unless We include Lieutenant Knapp,
who also goes all the gaits Durango
Hsnrocfat!
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

The Dolores hotel changed hands
Saturday evening" VIM. Brumley, Jr.,
who has been proprietor for the past
fifteen months, selling to Mrs. Sophia
Durchhok who took charge sunday
morning. Mrs. Durchhok was a
former proprietor of this hotel, having
sold out and gone to California about
two years ago.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
STUBS & JAKwAY. Durango.

Eiler's rip VAN Winkle" show ap-
peared III this place last Monday even.
ing. Although it raihed most of the
afternoon making the roads and
grounds wet and muddy, the attefs-
dance was good. The acting was es.L
cellent. The character of rip was
well interpreted. The specialties were
much appreciated and applauded by
the audience. AS a fancy wheel rider,
Boyer Is fssimply wonder, and TO see
him perform is worth the price of ad-
mission alone. The sample exhibition
he gave ON the street at noon was
tame when compared to his per-
forrnahce on the stage.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Beaumont, Texas, July 25.--The lbss
suffered by the Texas oil company at
the Humble oil field ly the burning of
approximately 2,5O0,0O0 barrels of oil
was further augmented today at Sour
Lake, where lightning struck 4 tank
containing 10000 barrels belonging to
the same company, and. another tank
containing 100000 barrels, all Of which
viii be destroyed. Loss $4,000.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
ME. chs.feh Acknowledgement.

Sunday, July 30. 1906. Public wor-
ship II a. m. Sermon: ,'The Word"
Prayermeetipg every Thursday even
ing at o'clock.
These services will be held in the
north room OH the first. floor Of the
Dolores school building.
Everybody welcome.
+. EcfiwERzMANN. Pastor
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
Baptist Church announcement.

Services for Sunday, July 30th.
ssNo preaching OH account of pastor be-
ing out of town. Sunday school 10a a. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Everybody invited to all meetings.
RALEIGH X. WHITE, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
sar. Juan Excursion.

August Is the Rio Grande Southern
Hallway will sell tickets from Dolores
to Salt Lake City and return for 7.60.
Good returning until August 81, 1905.
Continuous passagc In each direction.
Special train will he run from Telluride
to salt Lake City.
w. l.. MILLER, Ageiit.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

F. NJ. Bradfield and son, Albert, Of
Silvertoh, came down Friday and
spent d few days visiting WITH V.
Bradfield and family.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Father Robinson held services in tn,
Catholic church at this place last
Sunday. The next service will bs
held August Goth.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

VIM. Brumley, Jr., has moved futo
the house recently vacated by J. NJ :.
Brumley. Jack and his family have
gone ont to their COW camp.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Anothef ear each Of sugar and flour
just unloaded at J. J. Harris & Co. q
warehouse. Dolores is still doing bust
ness, Notwithstanding bad wagon
roads and loss Of bridges.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

AZ. S. Wood Of Monticello, purchased
a'i Osborne binder Of j. J. Harris &
Go. Wednesday. This machine will
soon be busy harvesting dry Ind
wheat about Monticello.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Clara Bradfield, who has beeii EN-.
ployed at the Dolores hotel for the
past four m6nths, returned to her
home Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

While in town Monday Judge WIZ
son sold two lois on the corner lust
west of The Star office to Exon Il Rush
who will erect a stone or brick Business
building upon them.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Miss Breedl6ve of Indianapolis
Indiana, arrived in DOLORES Tuesday
and is visiting with Mr.. aud Mts. A.
A. Rust.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

The latest in calling cards at The
Star Office. Ohe hundred for s1.o0,
fifty for 80 cents.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

\ ear of harvesting kerosene and
gasoline oils just received from Cleve-
land, Ohio, by J. J. Harris 4 Co.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

While returning from Groundhog
Friday John Lavender caught young
COYOTE and brought it home alive.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Dave Wood, special agent for the
Loyal Mutual Fire insurance Co. of
Denver, was in town the fist Of the
week.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

John Reed returned to the Mct.lm6
Saturday after a few days visit ih,
Dolores. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Reed
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GENERAL NEWS
WvvvvVv~~'

North Sidney, G. b., july as.-The
steamer, Roosevelt, with Commodore
Perry on board, started from here on
a voyage towards the NORTH pole this
afternoon.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Adam Lewey and family Of Coftez
attended the Rip Van Wrinkle show
at this place Monday evening.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Envelopes with your name and ad.
dress printed OH the corner for 30
cents n hundred at The Star Office
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

f.. T.. Wallace drove out OF town
Monday with n Schuttler wagon,
bought of J. j. Harris Il Co.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Mrs. Sophia Durchholz arrived
home from Durango Friday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

j. c. Ormi-ton and wife drove In
from Formby yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Judge Adair Wilson OF Durango, was
in Dolores Monday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Mrs. II. II. Holmes returned to Dur
rango Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Letter and note paper cheap at the
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

June Cabell, who has been down in
McElmo canon for some time past re-
turned home last week.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Mrs. Il. F. Patterson visited with
Mrs. J. II. Hughes, Monday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Walter Wallace and family returned
Friday evening from two-weeks
outing in the hills.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Robert Nash and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Puckett the first Of the
week.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Mrs. ]. P. Akin left for Telluride
yesterday where she will visit with
her son, Tom.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

Found-A Yale 4 1'ownc key. Own
er can have same by calling at this
Office.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-28

8 AGRICULTURAL, STOCK AND:
RES, MONTEZUMA COUNTY,
Letter and note paper cheap at the
Star office.
Mrs. II. II. Holmes returned TO Du-
range "Wednesday.
Judge Adair Wilson OF Durango, was
in Dolores Monday.
j. &. Orni-ton and wife drove In
from Formby yesterday.
Mrs. Il. F.. Patterson visited with
Mrs. J. r. Hughes, Monday.
Robert Nash and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Puckett the first Of the
week.
Found-A Yale 4 Townc key. Own
er can have same by calling at this
Office.
Mrs. ]. P. Akin left for Telluride
yesterday where she will visit with
her son, Tom.
Walter Wallace and family returned
Friday evening from two-weeks
outing in the hills.
luna fsohah xx-l,., IN
McElmo canon for some time past re-
turned home last week.
r.. T.. Wallace drove out OF town
Monday with Schuttler wagon,
bought of j. j. Harris 4 Co.
Adam Lewey and family OF Coftez
attended the Rip Van Wrinkle show
at this place Monday evening.
Envelopes with your name and ada
dress printed OH the corner for 30
cents hundred at The Star office.
Dave Wood, special agent for the
Loyal Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of
Denver, was in town the fist Of the
week.
Miss Breedlove of Indianapolis,
Indiana, arrived in DOLORES Tuesday
and is visiting with MIR. aud Mts. A..
A. Rust.
John Reed returned to the Mct.lm6
Saturday after a few days visit ih
Dolores. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Reed
Clara Bradfield, who has beeii EN-.
ployed at the Dolores hotel for the
past four m6nths, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Father Robinson held services in the
Catholic church at this place last
Sunday. The next service will be
/; held August 20th
f. NJ. Bradfield and son, Albert, Of
Silvertoh, came down Friday and
spent d few days visiting wifi v.
Bradfield and family.
| WIN. Brlimley, Jr., has moved iutO
the house recently vacated by J. NJ :.
Brumley. Jack and his family have
gone ont to their COW camp.
-Anothef car each Of sugar and flour
just unloaded at J. J. Harris & Go. 9
warehouse. Dolores Is still doing bust
ness, Notwithstanding bad wagon
roads and loss, Of bridges.
! White in town Monday Judge WIZ
son sold two lots on the corner lust
west of The Star office to Exon Il Rush
who viii erect a stone or brick business
building upon them.
AZ. S. Wood of Monticello, purchased
an Osborne binder of j. j. Harris &
Go. Wednesday,. This machine will
soon be busy harvesting dry Ind
wheat about Monticello.
The Dolores hotel changed hands
Saturday evening; VIM. Brumley, Jr.,
who has been proprietor for the past
fifteen months, selling to Mrs. Sophia
Durchhok who took charge sunday
morning. Mrs. Durchholz was a
former proprietor OF this hotel, having
sold out and gone to California about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
SOCORRO COUNTY MURDfRERS
TAKEN TO PENlTESTIARY

Shciia lDandro Neca. nl ancorru
county Accompanies by HE chief dop
N.Y. % 8 slapIgton, pafaod through
Albuquerque thla muruirg on Ma
Way tO ine territorial penltensiary az
SAINTS w.. whore be was taking
lscQllftlco Tals. sentenced 90 bo
hanecl luly ~ for tho murde rl
Mrs Petra Sanchez 90 Torres. I'd
San Mnrcial last Docomhcr. David
Nuclar. sentenced TO ninoty.nine
yeam in tho ponFantlary for being
an arCnmpiiCo IN the Torres murder
Cauuio CarflllO. soutenced tu serve
twenty-five years f0r the murder oi
Eplmenio Garcia 10 Magdalcna last
March, and Henry Bell sentenced tu
me pontentiary for 0ne year for
horse stealing
The prisOners wore taken on the
rain ho.o and taken 90 First street
restaurant iOf breakfast. They were
handcuncd and shaokled together. aud
attracted much attention among tho
passengers az tho station.
sheriff Haca stated that an appeal
in She case OF Tais. who wa aen.
fenced 20 hane, had been taken 90 iho
supreme court. and that This would
probably result iu The hnnHlne being
postponed l0r several months
Ihe oficors viii return to Socorro
t0niahi