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FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER

RAJ EsfAFh 10 is4 vfGIS1A i" AHHSt 81
BY virtue of certain deed of trust us. dated
September -. 1896, and duly recorded in Liber No
District of Columbia, and the request of the
party secured thereby, and by virtue also of
lumhia in equity cause No 1881. we, the under
signed trustees, will sell, at public auction. ia
DAY OF FE.BKTAKS. A'D. 1888. AT AT HALF
PAST FoTR O'CLOCK PM. the following de
SGrihed land and premises. situate in the city of
Washington. IN the District of Columbia. and dis
tinGushed as and being part of original lot fifteen
30, in square numbered five hundred and eighty
four toS4f, contained within the following meteS
ami hounds viz, beginning for the same ut IA
point ON Virginia avenue at The northeast corner
of said lot fifteen tl"t and running south southwest
seventy-ni fTg, feet with the line between said
lot Fifteen d5i and lot sixteen 40; thence west
six and $500 tG S.-1UOl feet: thccc north north
east fifty five too feet 10l Inches the rear
of the house. and making slight angle. AMI
ming thence north northeast with the line of said
hn,lsa TWENTY-FIVE, t1si feet to Virginia :vapue:
thence east southeast along the line ri said Viz
enfa avenue twelve ~ feet six o. inches TO the
lila in Iiber \ - r 40 folio 35S. and marked
\ plat drawn said deed; together with
The Improvements. consisting of Il two-stOry frame
dwelling.
To- he paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
iHstaiinents in and two years with interest at
six 80 per ccntuin per annuni, PAYABLE semi an
nually from dIy of sale. secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold; or all cash, at the option
hl inc purchaser 4 ht'lHt>it OF SitHp VIII De
Huired Of the purchaser at the time of sale. All
CCnvcyancna. recordiHg, stamps and Eotary's fees
cost of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to he
= led with within days from the day Of
sale. otherwise The trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property the risk and OF the de
fauifiI II purchaser. after five 90 Days advertise
mrut- ALEXANDER II. BELL
FRANK T. NApHGAN
ja2G-d&ds Trustees, :2J ~ st Ii.
EF11lE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON AC-
count of the intlempnt Wea her until MONDAY
THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1893
same IioHr and place
ALEXANDER H. BELL,
FRANK 7. MADTGAN
fc6-d&ds Trustees, :i25 ~ st. H.
EyTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Inned. of the Indictment wca Their until
tt ESDAI. TIE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF FER
RI AIRY 1899. ut hour and place.
ALEXANDER IL. BELL,
PRANK p MADIGAN.
fclI:it Trustees. I'D ~ St NV.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUCTION.

DCNCANSON BROS, AGCFIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE. AT AUCTION. OF r-yJN-
PROVED GROUND ~ SQUARE 6D IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. Z.
ON "WEDNESDAY. TIE EIGHTH DAY OF FER
RIAHY. AID. 1s99. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
that certain IL Il Of bearing date June IS
1SsD and recorded June -. 1850. in Lber No. 1897
folio 3l5 q seq of the land records of the District
of Columbia, will sell al public auction on the
premises, lots numbered respectively, forty-four
t4i forty tye t4i, fOTty-SiX It forty seven an
and rtyeisAt t1Si, in Powell ard Overs subdivs-
ion OF tbs western half Of square numbered sixty
nine ftyl- A. per plat recorded ia Book G. H. g..
page 3S9 Of The records Office Of he
NsyoT OF tht said district.
Terms. bne-thlrt Of the purchase money In cash
tC1 which 500 must be deposited with the trustees
at the time Il s'Iel and balance IN TWO equal in
sfallIents at AMI years from date of sale
with Interest 1t per ceaJ, secured 10y first trust
ca the property sold, or ali cash at purchasers OPP
ti0u-
The iots will be sod subject 10 the condamna ton
proceedings 81 valid opening Newport place. which
takes thg entire frontage of said lots tie original
thirty to feet wide alley in said square by tbs.
depth OF fifteen ti5j feet thgs reducing the depth
of said lots "a SIXTY tGJi feet
Co1yey0uytug and STAMPS at pure haser's cost.
MAlil-ON ASHFORD,
ALDlS y. BROHNE,
Ja2i-d&ds Trustees
UTIIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTU,
TUESDAY. FEERU AIRY FOURTEENTH 1899 at
the sane time a. d place
MAHIoN ASHFORD.
AIDS Il. BT;OWNE.
feI-d&ts Trustees.
DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. FEBRt' AIRY TWENTY THIRD, 1899
MAHLON ASHFORD.
ALbi> T. BROWNE.
fei2d&ds Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
v tLTER p. WILLIAMS & co, AUcTIONEERs.
cuANcERr SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THIS AFTERNOON

iAANtEE1 SALE OF liiitt'N ID IRDHERI1 IN
ANAttIStIA.
By virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court OF
The District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause
Nc. 2uut+. Joseph Miller ct al vs.. George c. Mil
leF al the undo FsieBed trustee VIII sell, at pub
lie auction. in trent u the premises. ~ FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY TENTH. 1853. Al FOUR O'CLOCK
l. NJ. Edwin Z Hay. trustee Z subdivision Of lots
eighty four go. eighty nvg tN eiEhty-six ts6 and
eigHty-seFen go. in sGtt!cH twenty six 90. in
AnscoStiR u. g. the sauc being improved by
tnfee frame dwelling houses.
Terms OF sale: One-t bird in cash. and the bal
au,t in one ard tw" years fruD date Of sale for
which the notes Il the purchaser DE given.
with interest. payable semi annually. At the rate
Of six per centUm per aILdu5 until paid. and
cured 10y dE.d If trust the properly sold. all
cash. at the purchasers 0Etion. \ deposit Of 500
viii he required a time If sale each lot. Ali
c0nyeyancins. acknowledging and recording pur-
chaser'S cost II the terms II sale
Piled with in fifteen days from day of sale the
trustee reserves the hight resell the risk
and ot the defsultipc purchaser. after three
days public notice EDWIN T. Hay, Trustee,
fei-d&ds i42a New York
CETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. EEHRU AIRY SENENTEENTH. 1899. AT
UAIFPAST -FOUR O'CLutN F.M
feI1-d&ds BY CIDER Of the Trustee.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, AUcTIoSEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ONE ACRE oF
fMn R 'HoG EkGHr ~ 1rAk k1b oAP Rd sF
CK Is:ISr PARk,r on THE LINE OF 18TH
d'f f5e Ne : zig i9li9 ct sea- of the ias records
trustees viii sell at pac auction. ia fron OF ta
P gIs,ks on tKipA5, THE THIRD DAY OF FEB.
iG51 nGt1 ar 4 lSs9' At HALF-PAsr THREE
premises, situate in the county of Washington In
the the District Of Conmbia and designated and be-
seat and addition to Woodward's lot described
described in d ID from benjamin b. Carpenter and
wife to Mary Carpenter, dated February 10,
1850 and recorded in tber 9.5, folio tse, OF the
land records Of rle District of Columbia and run
ming thence, according TO present bearings north %
degrees ts east 20 70 perches to the Military road
4S0 perches; thence orth 81 degrees west perez:
thence, leaving said road south - degrees west
2oo2 perches. thence south $50 degrees east G. "A
perches to the place of beiinning, together with
the improvements.
ana Two years with interest at per cent per
mum, PAYABLE semi annually, from day of sale, Sc
all ehsn at the pton Of the purchnser deposit
time OF sac. All conyeyancing, stamps, etc, at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
COMPLIED with within ten days from day of sale;
the property at the risk and of the defauiting
purchase r. WILLIAM Z. EDMONSrON,
JOHN ID. COUGHLAN. Trustees,
ja23-dts Address, 500 9TH NV.
cunt q TIE weather, until THuRsDAY, FEBiU-
AIRY NINTH, 1880. at the time and place
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON,
JOHN ID. COUGHLAN,
fe3-dts TrIstces
THE ARoEE sAhE y IS RoSTPoSEp Until
he same tina ard place.
WILLIAM Z. EDMONSTON
JOHN d. COUGHLAN,
fe10-dts Trustees
GyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
Tt ESE AY FEBRt' AIRY TWENTY FIRST 1888,
at the same time and place.
WILLIAM F.. EDMONSTON
JOIN ID. COUGHLAN
fe15d&ds Trustees
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pLNcANsoN nI.os.- ArcIIuNEEns.

TRUSTEES SALi: uF VALUABLE UNIMPRoYED
LOIS II >Qt AXE -, krl " ZEN U AND +
AND FIST AND 22D SHEETS AOEIfiW EST.
d! virtue 81 = certain deed OF trust TO dated
June IA. 1872. and duly recorded in LiDet No.
ieSJ. l.lo 20 ~ eel u he Ind records Of The
party secured thereby lLc aLders. gned trustees
isess on EDNESDAl, liz EIGHTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. AID 1899, AT FOUR O.CI1g h
Phi. The following described land and premises
situate IN the city Of Washington. in the District
Of Celunsbin, AID designated and being lots
Isl, 1872 and 1853 Of William L. Bramlaii and
others SUBDIVISION 81 IotS ~ IlaEe slNtynine (6tD.
said subdivision is Recorded IL Book Is page a
OF The records Of the Once Il surveyor OF said
Terms Of sale: One-thitd CT the purchase money
to be paid ia cash, and lie balance in two equal
instslueLts. payable 10 and two years win
Interest at six per cent per aHasi payable semi
annually. from day Of sale, fur which notes of
the purchaser be given secured by deed of trust
Of the purchaser deposit Of SiVO on each lot
will be Ie4aiIe ed Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale. All convey aucins. STAMPS. recording .ud
OF sale to b, complied viii within ten DAYS fr"n
dag u sale, otherwise tie trustees reserve the
night 10 resell tire property Ut lie risk and cost
OF The defauItIng purchase '0S'
The said lots win be sold subject to the con-
sNEWTOI;T PiACE'" which taxes the solpth Is
said Newport Place" street.
WILLIAM T. EpMo\STON,
500 18th St NV
RoBT. Z l. WniTE,
sos u ST NV,
1.-THE. ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WILLIAM f. EDMoSsroS.
kOBT. L L WHITE,
ThrisAY FEERGAEY wE s2I THiD - i55 T.
AT QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
W N5ETI y z W KRR}E!2FNsroN,
f'l5-d&ds Trustees
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THos. J OWEN. AUcTIoNEER. sia F ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On +TH STREET BETwEEN f AND G
STREETS NORTHEAST

JRJ STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON +TH STREET BE'TW ZEN + AND 6
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue II deed Of trust duly recorded in
tinrr No 1891. folio $40 et seq. Of the land
recsrGs Of the District Of Columbia and at the re-
signed. rs surviving trustee. will sell at public
auction. ia front Of the premises. on WEDNES-
BAY. THE EiENE\T DAY OF JAST AIRY 4.
d 1888. AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. M,
The follow ing described land and premises. situate
In the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia.
and designated and being the north twenty
t29i feet by depth 81 lut numbered eight 49, and
the south seven ~ feet 81 lot numbered nine ta,
by depth Of said 1T both Ia square numbered eight
hundred snd tSlul. per plat in the surveyors
ONCE IN said District. being the property
veyri by Lizzie \ Molshead 10 the parties 81 the
first part by deed dated November 10. 1889. and
recorded In Lihrr 1433 folio go, together with all
rights. privileges and aPpurtrEaures TO the same
belonging in any wise appertaining-
Terms Of sale. One third of The purchase money
10 cash AMI the BALANCE Ia one sud two years,
notes 10 bear per Ccnt interest per anuutn. pay
nb!e semi mOntEly until paid, and secured by
deed Of rrust uEFn property sold, ali cash, at
the opt ron II The p2TchnSsr a deposit Of hun
dr,I dDllars required tiinc.Of sale All convey
aiming. recording and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. Terms Of sale 10 be complied
with within te days, otherwise the trustee re-
the right 70 resell the property at the risk
and Of the defaulting purchaser. after ixe
day vs. Of such resale In some news
JEROME WISE
desO-d&ds Surviving Trustee
The purchaser Of the above described property
having failed 70 comply with the terms Of sale /
will resell tie property THURSDAY. THE
n ~ orr sE~r,t
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sensations weaken the entire system.
Nervousness makes life almost unendur-
able. Mothers suffering in this manner
InIpart their weaknesses to their chill
dren, and thus is kept up the endless
chain of imperfect reproduction A new
order of things is being established, how
ever. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
the great non-alcoholic cure for woinen's
diseases and weaknesses, is making hun
dreds of girls and women healthy. And
It is also making the rising generation
stronger and more perfect physically.
Like produces like. A healthy mother
has healthy children. Favorite Pre-
scriPtion " makes healthy mothers.
Mrs E. A Bender, Of Keene, coshocton Co.
Ohio, writes: never courted newspaper roto-
rIety yet am not afraid to speak a good word
for your FsvoiItt Prescription and Pleasayt
Pellets suffered terribly with prolapsais aud
weakness. After using one bottle Of Favorite
Prescription and one Of Pellets I was a well
woman. l have taken medicine since aud
have had no symptoms of my former trouble"
Adreat Doctor Book Free-Send Fl one
cent stamps TO DR.. R V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y, to cover cost of mailing only and
he will send you free copy of his 1905
page Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Cloth cover 81 stamps.
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Ovation 10 Secretary Long,

stainless ana carrying 1t forward To wider
sway and influence in the world
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JEROME WISE.
Surviving Trustee.
de3O dSds

The purchaser Of the above described property
having failed 70 comply with the terms Of sale /
viii resell tie property THURSDAY THE
IWENTN-THIkD DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID 1899
81 same hour and place, the risk and cost Of
said defautlng purchaser. JEROME WISE
fell -d&dS Surviving Trustee
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EyTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TT Est AY. FEBRt AIRY TWENTY FIRST. 1883,
the time and place.
WILLIAM F.. EDMONSTON
JOIN ID. COUGHLAN.
fe15-d&ds Trustees
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EETIIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH, 1899 al
the sane time a. place
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One Singer Sewing Machine, Organ and Stool i
Cock Stoves
It WALTER p. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts.
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ETTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED, ON
account OF the Gather. until MONDAY, FEBRU-
AA1 THIRTEENTH, 1899. beginning ut THREE
U CLOCK IN, at the same places
MAHl0S ASHFORD,
fe6-dts Aids b. BROWNE Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. ArCTIoNEERs

OUR REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
n Household Furniture. Carpets, &c, at sales
rom, CORNER 10th and Pa. B-w-. TOMORROW
FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK
4
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: :: Farm Department.

crop that IL demanded by the popula-
tion of Colorado. the rest remains for
export. either In bulk or as -four.
With the Eastern wheat raising coun-
tries Colorado cannot compete. Her
surplus product goes to supply por-
tions of Texas. and to Galveston for
export to European markets.
The rate from Denver to Galveston
is 81 cents. where the product ls In
tended for export. For local Texas
markets 1t ranges from 36 to ~ cents.
Kansas can ship to Galveston for IL
cents. thus cutting of Il large portion
OF the Colorado trade. The rate from
Denver to Boston is ~ cents per lW.
Recently an effort has been made
by shippers on the Pacific coast to en-
port Colorado wheat via San Diego.
but this was found to he impractica-
BILE because the rate TO san Diego
alone Is 10 cents per 100.
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IRRIGATION IN COLORADO.
Scw Canals Being Buiit-Number of Acres
Supplied nv Canals.

Sew Canals Being Buiit-Number of Acres
supplied by Canals.
Not less than S1.5U.O0O has been eN-
pended in Colorado the past year in the
construction of new irrigation enter
prises and in improving those already
in operation. says the Rocky Mountain
News.
There are more than I.0O0.0U acres
of land under irrigation and about .
jD.WOO under cultivation. representing
an investment in irrigation systems of
over S65.OOO.OOO
There are land. water and n product
i've soil. yet large sums are still sent
out of the state to supply two great
mining camps. One million dollars is
sent from the state every year for but
ter and eggs alone.
Yet there are 1,JOO.0O acres Of excel
lent farm lands. the greater portion of
Il never failing canals. yet to receive
the first touch of plow. Home seek
ers have the entire state to choose a
location from. and in almost any local
lty they can engage profitably in either
fruit growing or general farming.
In some of the leading agricultural
sections the land under cultivation and
the number of acres irrigated nre
about as follows.
The silver star., 1899-01-05
THE FRUIT CROP OF 'es.
II Was Below the Average In Size, Hut
Higher Priced.

Higher Priced.
The fruit crop last year. according 10
6. q. Iiebharlt. ranged between fifty
and seventyfive per cent. shorter than
that of 1897. Mr.. Liebhardt. who is of
the q. q. Liebhar,lt Commission Com
pany. says in the Denver Post:
1.-THE early frosts and the cold wealth
or on the western slope We're responsi.
BILE for the failure of the crop The
freeze in February WAS widespread
and consequently disastrous.
In apples the output during 1895
was fifty per cent. short of that Of the
year previous. or other fruits the
shortage was seventy-five per cent.
compared 10 1897. or apples. 1900
boxes were shipped out Of Colorado Ia
neighboring states and more eastern
points. No peaches or other fruit with
the exception Of the Arkansas Valley
cnnteloupe and watermelon. were ex-
ported. While some difficulty was ey-
perienced In the valley the shipments
were large. the cantcloupe travelling as
far MS London.
The total crop Of apples did not ex-
ceed. I think. 10000 boxes. In other
fruits there was scarcely u quarter OF
the ordinary crop. Prices as Il cofisa.
p'icnce were much higher.
colorado should see mn abnndan nj
crop this year In the natural course of
events All Indications so far are most
favorable IN big yield"
The silver star., 1899-01-05

The United States OF Brazil came
into existence on November Is. 1883.
The day Is a holiday Of course. in the
southern republic and this year IT was
a particularly joyous one, because the
American battleships Oregon and Iowa
stopped at Rio de Janeiro on their way
TO Manila. and helped celebrate. That
was natural, graceful and polite thing
20 do. In an emergency Brazil sold the
New Orleans and other good ships TO
this country. and did not try 10 take
advantage. she was conspicuously
friendly in various ways. while some
other South American republics were
snarling at their big neighbor and
longing 10 bite. Moreover. battleships
are never better employed than when
they serve as the medium Of courte-
sizes that tend 10 cement friendship
with such a brave. wise, progressive
people as the Brazilians.
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is CREEPING UP.
The stock Growing lndustr shows Steady
Advances.

Among the Rocky Mountain states
and territories. Colorado ranks first i'll
cattle population. Montana Is close
second. but Colorado has few thou
sands more. In sheep population Colo
RADIO only ranks seventh. but 1t has
been from choice the range-destroying
sheep have been Kept ont of the state.
For some years Colorado ratIkcd away
down the line on cattle population,
That was when the settlers were com
ing in. stretching the barbed wire and
blowing up the ground. To-day. with
her thousands of ncrcs Of alfalfa fields.
Colorado is able 10 take care of more
cattle. and do il better and at less loss
than any of her sister states. As great
as was the mineral production of the
state for the past year. all of II would
have been required 10 purchase the i've
stock Interests of the state. and they
are Increasing AT rate that is most
satisfactory and promises much for the
future. The following fghres are tax
en- from the government reports and es-
timated for 1889:
Total live stock in Colorado January
1. 1899. with comparisons:
Cattle
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There is plenty Of room and good
markets for farmers from other states
wher" the profits derived from this in
insiry are SO low that nothing more
than living can he made.
Since the construction of the first
canal nj the mouth of Boulder canon Ia
irrigaie one lonely ranch in the year
1873. the work has been going forward
nt steady gait. until there are over
12..a0 miles OF main bitches alone.
The streams and rivers which fur.
nisll the water for irrigation I'm
Colorado. all have their source In the
state. rising in the midst of mountain
peaks where they are fed by melting
SHOWS. springs. etc. These streams
hav" a combined capacity Of over -.
100 cubic feet OF water per second of
time.
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MILLIONS OF WHEATTo EXPORT
Colorado Rsis~s Nearly Three Times the
Quantity Needed nt Hone.


Estimates made by millers Of whent
produce In Colorado during the wear
1888. says the Rocky Mountain News.
places the amount at S.UU.OOO hush.
els. or i.WO.On bushels more thun IL
consumed In the state. This IL In cx.
cess Of figures furnished previously
nnd cited elsewhere.
The largest wheat section of the
state Is Northern Colorado. OF this
section III" counties ana the number
of bushels raised In each X: Boulder
ana Jefferson. 2,UNHU: Weld. 1.Slpb..
100: Larimer. i.oOO.UOO: Ar,puhoc.
, 'W.WD: Morgan and Logan. iGO. .U0a,.
Along the divide Douglas and III
l'nso and Elbert. 10000 In the Ar.
kansns valley. Pueblo. Fremont. Ote-
ro. Bent and Prowers. 2OO.OOO.
In the san Luis valley. costIiln pro
duced 100000 bushels. Rio Grnndc
100000. ConcJos 100000. and Sa
gtuachc 100000
Tn" remaining portions Of the state
produced about GOO.WD bushels.
I There are forty-hvc Touring mills
In the state. with n daily capacity
ranging from thirty 10 1.WD barrels
the total daily capacity being 7.5W
bnrrcls. The total elevator cnpncIty
their capacity are: Denver. 1.1OO.OH
bushels: Longinont. 3O.WU: Lamar
! 10000: Greeley. i25.WW: Eaton
1S'.WO: Fort Collins. 9UO.OOO: Love.
land. 2OO.OW: Berthoud. 2OOODO;
! Boulder. 10000: Las AnInns. lJ.OD
1a Juntn. tOO.OOO: Rocky Ford. 30.
G0O: Pueblo. 100000: Canon City
100000: Hooper, 3OO.WW: Moscn
MD.WW: Ainmosa. 1J0.Ws,: Mont.
Vistn. 2in.W)O; Del NOrtc. II.OW: Con
eJos. 10.0U: Durango. iO,O0O: Gold
IN. 10000: and smaller ones nj other
plnces IN the stnte.
During the pnsi year one new pub
liz elevator with n capacity Of 3OD.Ota
bushels has been built In Denver. at q
cost Of $4,000. The elevator proper
is Ax12o feet. and the warehouse nd
Jncent II UbxiW feet. The building
arc 100 feet high. of modern cOnstr,ic
tiOn. and contain twenty.eight bins.
! After consuming that portion VI the
The silver star., 1899-01-05

The United States are now in a po-
sition 10 make movement in favor Of
the protection of private property al
sea IN time OF war, and its first action
in its new position among the nations
could not be better one than to in
vite = conference on the subject, with
a view TO a mutual agreement on new
law Of nations whereby private prop
erty on the high seas shall be made ex-
empt from seizure or detention in time
of war. Peaceful ships on peaceful
missions should not be moiested, and
the general adoption Of resolution TO
this effect would mitigate at least one
OF the horrors OF war.
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II is urged by some sticklers for reg
1larity that there is no precedent for a
congressional vote of thanks to a
woman. and that it is not well TO make
beginning in the case of Miss Helen
Could. as proposed by General Wheel
er. The answer to these objections is
that Miss Gould's patriotic munificence
also went beyond precedent. Extraor-
dinary service justifies extraordinary
reuuital