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The silver star., 1899-03-02
DIED.

Last Sunday morning the life of
Robert Adair Mcfarland. aged seven
teen years. son OF Mrs. Ben Reader. took
its flight to the great beyond. The flu
neral was conducted by Messrs. Carpen
ter and Rozelle aud the remains laid to
rest in the Dolores cemetery on Monday
last at 3 o'clock p. m. Mr.. Mcfarland
was born at Telluride. Colo. on Novem
Der l6. ISL, and resided with his moth
er, Mrs. Ben Reader, in the valley for
some time. He has been subject to par
alytic strokes. to which he succumbed
on Sunday last. The bereaved relatives
and friends have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
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A DELICATE SUBJECT.
But Il is Also an Important one to People Whc
Buy Vegetables.

An exchange publishes the following
which might be pursued by some OF the
merchants in this section with profit.
"MR. EDIToR-A lady wants to say a
few words TO the merchants. and really
IT is delicate subject TO handle. You
know it is now time when our grocery.
men set their vegetables outside on the
pavement. and you know that there are
some very tall dogs. Now. Mr.. Editor.
you must know what ! want to nay. and
il you viii help me out you will do me
great favor. What we want Is the vegc
tables on boxes or shelves above the high
water mark. For the good Of women
and mankind. the grocers will please at
tend to it. Those wire screens they use
over boxes and barrels are not water
tight"
This is delicate subject, but you
know when lady goes to store for
cabbage and beets she doern't like TO be
Obliged to take peas also. Please put in
shape so as to offend nobody.
| "A HoUsEKKErEn'
The silver star., 1899-03-02

This town. as every other in which d
creditable paper is published. contracts
a debt to the paper which it never pays
and is not expected to pay. Every issue
OF the paper does some good to the com.
munity In general. lts proprietor does
at all times what no thinks will build up
the general prosperity. A Newspaper
cannot be run ae an elcenosynary insti
tuition. 1t must have financial support.
No creditablc paper asks something for
nothing. II elbows want Of common
sense for a man at thin day 10 say that
advertising does not pay. The best
business men cp earth advertise liberal.
". II an advertisement docs not pay II
Is the fault Of the advertiser. Either no
does not adverti6e properly or his busi.
ness methods do not fulfill tho promises
Of his advertisements. A business prop.
erly conducted profits by judicious and
intelligent advertising. Almost every
day each ono Of tho paperi In a town 70.
ceives requests from abroad for sample
copies. What fort That the person
asking for one may judge from It what
sort Of place II is. When he receives
papor with very few advertisements no
naturally concludes that the place 10
either un.important In siso or 10 non.
progressive dead in the shell. In either
case the result Ia bad. Outeide the fact
that full yslue 10 returned 10 tho intelll.
gent ind iudicious advertiser. tho paper
has right to support FOR tho good II
docs 10 u general way ior, tko rommun.
ity Grand Junction star.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

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The silver star., 1899-03-02

Henry CALDWELL a well and fsvorably
known former resident OF this county
and who is now travelling salesman for
the L. A. Watkins butchers supply
house OF Denver. was looking after the
interests OF his firm and visiting rela-
tives in this village last Sunday and
Monday,
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Business Locals.

ThE SILVER SrAR publishes tho newc
and you should bc q subscriber. 500
gets 1t for ono year..
III
Stop ut the Blain Hotel wheh In Du.
range. l3tf
Tho Biain Hotel ls tho bluce to STOP
when you 20 to Durango. Good beds,
good tnealb and courteous treatment are
assured you. 43tf
Job work dore Vt this Office.
~
When In durango you should atop n
the Biain Hotel. Ohas. Fleck, proprietor
Tho table ID supplied With evcrythiHr
tho market affords ind YOU ars shr'e 'of
being treated ,courtoously a woll a. hay
lng good comfortable bod to slecp IL.
Rates clio and MOO por dsy; opposite
Unlon Depot.
=. III,
Whom YOU got y new suit of clothes
You want to bc sure. os having Il fit
Thnts sust the reason that YOU should
call on Joe II. Dewitt. isssnt for tho
Watt Tailoring Co.. Of Chicago. - this
comrnry guarantees 4 nj.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

George Phelps has this week done the
excavating for the foundation OF new
house to be built on the lots adjoining
Martin Rush's residence. W. J. Exon is
owner Of the lots and intends TO erect a
neat little cottage on them. Il wonder
why, wonder why
The silver star., 1899-03-02

= DR.. L..C. Haefeii Is suffering with u
severe cold. but etill manages TO attend
70 his patlents. Most men in his condi-
tion would stay indoors. II not In Ecd
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Sill Kramer won the lady's bicycle last
Saturday and says he is going to give it
to his best girl. Here's chance for the
girl to put 10 their best licks.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

While the San Juan is kicking about
no mail, people in Como and vicinity
are praying for something to eat with
little or no chance Of getting it.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

The SILVER STAR was wrong last week
in saying the law suit was between Rob-
inson and Crout: il should have been
Robinson VS. Akin.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere thankf
70 the friends who extended their sym.
psthy and assistance to us In the death
IL our infant daughter.
Mu. AsD Mny lDais TnoMss, and
family.
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Local & Personals
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There IS something over $500 due
THE SILVER STAR on subscription
and while each individual amount
is not much the total would enable
us to make considerable improve
ment in the paper. We would be
pleased ifthose endebted to us would
settle.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

WIN. Long and Fred Kramer have
been ovcrhsuling the engine for Exon 4
Rush's sausage factory this week.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Henry Bergen has this, week put in a
new supply OF coal for TIE SirvEs STAN
from his mine.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Some Of the valley farmers have al.
ready begun their spring plowing and
ere long will begin planting.
The silver star., 1899-03-02
A SPLENDID DAILY.
Teomihg with Most Reliable and
Fresh News Attractively Associ.
sted with Cartoons, for Which
IL Ia Envnos,i

The Rocky Mouptatn News. published at.
Denver. Colorado. II the oldest paper in Colo.
bceq identincd with the growth and psogrss::
q that ra9ion since its inception In ihae. and
devption 70 the resources AID Interests OF thIs
aim of the paper. special attention has q
ways been paid u tyntAto mining dcpnrtinenls
to IN. end that The fullest and n shrst reports
psaf In ~ columns daily, AZ present II y D..
nlshipE - patrons With the xnr news, ISs rDs
tho bcneft OF the splendid special tclcsraplle
seryisc OF tlls Now York journal. and ths y;
every detail Of the apsieki6ns al the seal 9!
whr. The News prints Morp n6Ws DAILY. A.
posscsses larger oiseuAti0h and advriitslps
mUNsntAin region. The ,p,ibllshrfS Will nieh
sample coptes upon application.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Squire Wallace has been slightly un-
der the weather with the grip. but has
not been obliged TO stay indoors.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

james Morrison says there are lots Of
ducks around his place.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Agnes Mcdonald and John Penrod, Of
Quarry. were business visitors In this
village Monday.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

James Trimble. wife and baby have
all been sick with the grip and compli.
cations Of pneumonia. but are now re-
covering and will soon be out.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Mrs. Al Num- was able to sit up las
Monday and will soon be out again.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

W. II. BrumIey lei, last TUESDAY on a
weeks visit at Pueblo.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Ed Akin has been slightly under tht
weather this week.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Ellis NJ, Hampton, Arriola's pedagogue
was visitor in this village Sunday.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

We have graceful way Of falling; II
you don't believe it, ask Carroll Brumley.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Rev. Frank Peterson, Of Durango. ar.
rived In thin village on Tuesday last and
IL assisting IN the revival services.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

subscribe Tor TIM sILvrn srAa.
The silver star., 1899-03-02
The Sick.

Reported by DR.. L. C. Haefeli. who is
the attending physician in each case.
The silver star., 1899-03-02
RIO GRANpE SOUTHERN R. R.

Read down the left column and up d he right
Both trains take dinn r at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not cary passengers.
W. II. Burton, Agent
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Call and see tho new line Of samples
Tor fall and winter clothing at Ths SrL.
YER SraR Office.
The silver star., 1899-03-02
MARCH.

May shall bring US flowers.
April. smile and tear.
March prepares the hours
March is here.
Dora Reed Goodale
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Rube Lockett has had the grip in
mild form.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

ArWhen you answer an advertisement in
THE SILVER STAR. either locz, or foreign.
please mention the fact that you SAW IL In THE
STAR. Ii costs YOU nothing and NAV be great
help to the paper.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

Mrs. Angie Tucker ssick with Sigh
attack OF the grip.
The silver star., 1899-03-02

.Eail and csam,po tho row line Of sam.
plss pt fall and winter clothing Ut Tmr
S',vxr SrAn ONCE.
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by number. N''A
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His Life was Saved,

Mr.. J. E. Lilly. prominent citizen
Of Hannibal. Mo-, lately had a wonder
full dellverance from a frightful death,
In telling OF 1t he says: II was taken
with typhoid fever. that ran into pneu-
monia. My lungs became hardened, /
was so weak I couldn't even sit UP In
bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to
soon die OF consumption, when / heard
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery. One bot
tie gave great relief. continued to
use 1t, and now am well and strong. /
can't say too much In Its praise" This
marvellous medicine Is the surest and
quickest cure In the world for ali thront
and lung trouble. Regular sizes 20 cts
and sl.O0. Trial bottles free Mt Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store: every bottle
guaranteed.
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Of the police board Moss would moi
close them.";
The examination here turned upor
Mr.. Moss integrity as president of the
school board In the last months Of May
or Strong's administration. Mr.. Croker
had no charges to make. but had 70
general impression"
I. Mr.. Croker declined to say II he own
ed 5000 shares of the Huckleberry rail-
road at q time when there was leglsla-
ton pending at Albany affecting that
| railroad.
Mr.. Moss asked Mr.. Croker IL he did
not received from Bourkc Cochran part
OF the latter's fee for getting n resolu-
ton through the board of aldermen ut
the time when the Broadway street
railway changed its motive power from
horses to cable traction. Mr.. Croker
did not remember that he had received
any such money. Finally Mr.. Croker
said he would only swear that he did
not remember receiving any such
money.
when you received from Mr.. Cock
ran n sum Of money, did you not have
further conversation with him and
ask him for more" insisted Mr.. Moss
IT object to answering that question"
said Mr.. Croker.
"And did he not refuse to give you
more?"
Again the witness objected to answer
ing. II don't remember anything about
1t. There is no foundation at all for
that. Mr.. Cochran wanted to be o
United States senator. and, II you want
to know, opposed him because we did
not think he was q ut man for the
place. We had another man whom we
preferred"
Mr.. Croker admitted that the promo
ters Of q new telephone company re-
Gently sent 4 representative to him to
get his approval and assistance. Mr..
Croker said that he had not promised to
aid the new concern. He had told them
to so and see the proper authorities"
Mr.. Moss asked II his help was not
given because the New York telephone
people. rival concern. heard Of 1t, and
also came to Mr.. Croker. This the wit
ness denied. -
you never had any stock in the New
! York Telephone Company"
Mr.. Croker declined to answer. Mr..
Moss pointed to a man In the court
room.
"Dld you. have any conversation with
Mr.. Cutler about these matters?"
II don't remember" said Mr., Croker.
He had seen Mr.. Cutler before. He was
at the head Of the New York Telephone
Company.
Ibid you receive any money from Mr..
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STATE SUPREME COURT.
Many Important Decisions Handed
Down Saturday ut Charleston.

Many Important Decisions Handed
Down Saturday at Charleston.
Special Dispatch to the Intcl!gencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 16.-
Tho supreme court yesterday handed
down opinions In the following cases:
State VS.. Low, from Doddridge coun.
ty; reversed and bill dismissed; opinion
by McWhorter.
Flat Top Grocery Company VS.. Will
lam Fl. McClaugherty, from Mercer
county; reversed and judgment for
plaintiff; opinion by McWhorter.
Grim vs. Price and Right & Sons VS..
Price, from Barbour county; reversed
and remanded; opinion by McWhorter.
Dent VS.. Pickens, from Barbour coun-
ty; reversed and remanded; opinion BY
McWhorter.
Farnsworth VS.. Noppingcr, from Put
nam county; affirmed; opinion by Bran
non.
Goldsmith VS.. Goldsmith, from Hurrl-
son county; affirmed; opinion by
Brannon.
Kennedy VS.. Davidson, from Barbour
county; reversed and remandcd; opin-
lon by Brannon.
McCray VS.. Fa!rmont, from Marion
county; reversed and remanded; opinion
by English.
Ridge!ey VS.. Town of West Fa!rmont,
from Marion county: reversed and re-
manded: opinion by English.
Kestor vs.. Alexander. ct al, from Har-
rison; affirmed; opinion by English.
Welty VS.. County Court OF Barbour
county. from Barbour county; reversed
and dismissed: opinion By English.
Bias VS.. Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad
Company. from Cabell county; affirmed
by divided court; Dent and McWhorter
for affirmation; Brannon and English
| for reverse.
Claiborne vs.. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company, from Greenbrier
county; reversed and remanded; opin-
| Ion by Dent.
Martin VS.. Hester, from Harrison; re-
| versed and remanded: opinion by Dent.
Wilson Brothers vs.. Carrier, ct al,
from Tucker county: reversed and re-
manded; opinion by Dent.
State VS.. C. D. Gillespie. from Tucker
county: writ OF error allowed.
John CARRIER VS.. c. G. Blateley, from
Barbour county; writ Of error refused.
Paul and Sarah NJ. Neal VS.. Ohio
River Railroad Company, from Wood
county: writ OF error allowed: bond, $500.
| Bank OF Bramwell VS.. H. S. White, ct
al, from Mingo county; appeal allowed;
| bond, $1,000
Mox Rosenaur VS.. Henry Rosenaur,
from Tucker county; appeal allowed;
bond, 5000.
Harris VS.. Short. from Mason county;
| dismissed on motion of appellants.
] Woodbridge vs.. Caughlin. from Fay.
cite county; petition for re-hearing III.
ed. .&
Thorn VS.. Spraun. from Writ county;
mandamus ordered certified forthwith.
Morris VS.. The Clifton Forge Grocery
Company: petition for re-hearIng filed,
Adjourned until next Saturday.
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she has charming figure and u pretty
profile. which quite contrndlcts her as
sertion that American women have
neither figures nor noses. She Is vet
young In the literary world and her best
work Is promised ahead.
Although n member OF the literary
Bohemia OF New York, Mrs. Ati1crton
Keeps house In very conventional style
In large apartment houscand is quite
methodical In her way OF writing and
living. She dcvotes just so much time
daily to her work md does not quit un
I'll she has accomplished something. She
has always asked and received high
prices for her literary work, believing
that good work should demand good
pay. She has never been hack writer,
nnd refuses to turn Off work In haste.
Some Of her shnrpcst sketches have
been In defense OF the women OF the
west whom she fancicd were slighted In
the literature OF the day.
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ton Of the elevated road had been or
dered with the object Of compelling It
to allow the ,strlnglpg Of DIR and power
pipes along Its structure. Again and
again Mr.. Croker refused to tell his re-
lations with companies.
I'VE have right to know how man
that controls the municipal actions Is
able to go on and put his hand on busl-
ness men and put their stock in his
pocket for nothing. You dare not say
that you have not done 1t, do your"
said Mr.. Moss.
Dare -" said Mr.. Croker, his eyes
flashing. Then in quieter tones he add
ed: mo, won't tell my private af-
fairs"
And Mr.. Moss said: you dare not"
'1sn't 1t fact, Mr.. Croker, that SIM
ply because YOU are the leader Of Tam
many Hall. and because. as such leader
you control the city departments you
have been taken into the auto-truck
company and given q large amount Of
stock to assure your in1uence?"
Mr.. Croker laughed. "No." he said.
you are away Off"
Mr.. Croker said that he was practi-
cal locomotive builder. He was not
worth 100000. Mr., Croker declined to
answer when asked II he was not given
$4,000 Of the auto-truck stock without
the payment Of dollar. In reply to q
question regarding the control of street
franchises Mr.. Croker placed the re-
sponsibility upon the city departments.
Mr.. Croker said he didn't interfere In
patronage. II never asked for place
Tor person." he declared.
Sometimes they make 1t worth your
while not to object, don't they?" asked
Mr.. Moss.
mo, SIR" said Mr.. Croker,
Mr.. Croker said he thought the police
ought to try to close gambling houses in
the city by real and earnest effort.
you secured the closing OF poolrooms
once, didn't you?" asked the counsel.
II don't know whether I did or not. I
said they ought to be stopped" replied
Croker. 81
You said It to Byrnes one day, didn't
you?"
"And they stopped quickly. didn't
they?"
II don't know"
Mr. Croker denied he had spoken to
Byrnes, because the poolrooms interior
ed with his racing matters. He, said he
had talked to Devery about poolrooms.
as he did to Byrnes, and would say it
again.
I'VE will walt and see If they are
closed Tomorrow" said Mr.. Moss, and
Mr.. Croker replied that when president
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cutler at any dime y. asked Mr. MOSS.

. y d,
Cutler at any timer, asked Mr.. Moss.
mo. SIR" replied Mr.. Croker,
"Never?" querled the lawyer.
II decline to answer that question"
You have answered 1t, and then YOU
take your answer back7"
IT did not answer. insisted Mr.. cro-
ker.
odd you have five-year agreement
with Mr.. Cutler for the payment to you
Of sum of money each year,"
Mr.. Croker declined to answer. AIR.
Croker said IL he did take money from
the telephone company he would con-
slider It dlshonorable.
did you do it," demanded Mr.. Moss,
once more.
II decline to answer the question" re-
piled the Tammany leader.
The session was then adjourned until
Monday. Mr.. Croker's examination
will be continued then.
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Gertrude Atherton sprnnB Into fame
by describing Ella Wheeler Wilcox as
IA little mouse colored woman who In n
dim light looks quite young" This de-
EcriptIon was violently contested by
Mrs. Wilcox and the correspondence
was made public.
Since tina, time Gertrude Athcrton has
distinguished herself along other lines
than those OF reporting. and Is now one
OF the first American writer's OF the day.
She Is the author Of many books and
has u very large correspondence Mt
homo and abroad.
A Californian, imbued with the
strong progressive spirit of the true
westerner, Mrs. Athcrton haa added to
her fuddy style polish which is de-
llshtfm. She 10 strongest In descriptive
work and very forceful In her chnrac-
ter sketches. -ta
In appearance Mrs. htherton Is slcn-
der, blonde. and very prepossesslng.
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Reeeiuer's Sale.
D ECE1VER'S SALE.

-AU
In obedience to decree of the clrcul,
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
q certain chaneery cause therein pending
In which w. w. Wood ct al. are plaintiffs
and Robert ". Kyle ct al. are defendants
entered on the 9Th dag, OF April, 1899. the
undersigned receivers OF the Woods Broth.
ers, Planning Mill Company. a corporation
Will offer for sale. at public auction. to the
highest and best bidder. at the north
front door Of the court house OF Ohio
county; on wednesday. April &c, 1899, and
Ing described property. to-wit:
first-All that parcel OF real estate stu.
ntc In the city of Wheeling. county OF
OHIO. and state Of West Virginia. de-
sprIsg and Ritchlc's addition to the city
Of Wheeling, situated ut tho junction OF
Thirty-third. Thirty-fourth and Chaplinc
streets. in said city of Wheeling. being
to Wood Brothers Planning MIN Com
pany. corporation. by John Spcidci and
Anna L. Speidel. his wife. by deed dated
June 8, 1882. which deed is recorded In the
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 50. paGe 224.
Second-All the planning mill machinery
and other fixtures In the planning mill
building situated on the lot first above
Tho real estate described In tho first
paragraph, and the machinery and AK
lures described In this paragraph viii be
offered for sale Jointly and separately, and
will be sold either way.
Third-rhe following described parcel
OF real estate. situate In the city Of Wheel
Ing. county OF Ohio, and stntc OF West
Virginia. described as lots Nos . and 10,
addition to the city Of Wheeling. stu
hted Mt the corner Of Thlrty-sIxes and
McColloch streets, in said city, being the
same property heretofore conveyed 10 the
4nII Mood nrpf harE' plDnIpr
pany by Daniel l.. llc!skcll md +. Maudc
Heiskell. his wife. by deed dated April
20. 1881. and recorded In tho Office OF tho
Serk 2! lhs s9Trt o of Ohio county
53i = 100
Four,h-All the following personal prop
crty, that Is to shy. NIL the lumber, waE-
ons. tools: implements and stock. OF mcr-
receivers, us tho property OF the Wood
Brothers Planning MIli Company. w.
Fifth-The frame building situate on tho
southwest corner OF Thirty-rourth and
Rink. This building stands on leased
ground. and the building alone is 10 DO
sold without any tito 10 the real estate,
to- nn Claims 'S Of 0I Ss woSS GIVING
PlnnlnE Mil Company. n corporation,
The accounts and clnlms described in ihis
paragraph Will be offered us whole, and
Will not be sold In parts,
TERMS OF SALE.
For the property described In the first,
second and third paragraphs. onc-hpIf
sash on the day OF snle. or aa much moro
In cash az he purchaser mny desire ia
pay; the balance IN two equal Install.
ments payable IN six and twelve months
Respectively, The title TO be reserved IN.
III tho purchase money shall have been
pnid in full. ~"
For the property described In tho fourth
MIN ara sixth paragraphs. terms OF sale
cash on day OF salc '''e
EDWARD WAGNER,
GE0RGE n. MAXWELL,
HScelrorn OF Wood Brothers Planning Mil
SUInIlny. apll
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Rclicfin Six Hours,

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. II
Is great surprise on account OF its er.
cecding promptness In relieving pain in
bladder. kidneys and back. In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
Teliet ana cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist. Wheeling, W
Va. Pa, w