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Nails, Tool. and Corda9e.

Nails, Tools and C0rdage.
Nails tiobbins)-New list. cut steel. Sos to Coz.
saws1Crosscut. Disstcn's tuttie.tooth. soasSc per
foot; Humboldt and Toledo. Soc: Tyee crosscut
ram &c m hand
Of list Akessingls Bit 80 per doz: double .I,, bit
ss per dSs shoyels g sd sps g sels per
toeks 5SaS 50 per a doz. PcksRaroad ssoas 90
per doz; Forks-Hsy 6 per cent. of list Grind
scaes~Howe's and Fairbanks platform. IS 10 and
40 per cent. off list. Buffalo, 40 and IS per cent off
i per ssn q Rst cent OIL list sp0''d scales
Rope tiobbng)-Manila. 1i-inch and larger, l7.c
per ib 12.thread, lsc per ID; and sthread. Isle;
sisal. ilnch and larger l2c; l2.thread. i2sc and
sthread i3c; tarIed lath yarn. sisal, lie per Id.
Tnware-Pieced net prices; stamped. 70 and 10 to
30 per cent. OF.
Grauteware-s IS and 60 per cent. or
Oakum-Per bale, s3b094.5e.
Wire-Psinted barb wire ISIS; galvanized barbed
fence, $50; green wire cloth, sl75 per 100 square
Powder tjobbns,- Black blasting. per kes, s2S
Giant Hercules Judson dynamite, 10 per cent
pss case sl q Psr ef pc! JussG
stump $3.50; Golden Pheasant Sporting. 25-rb kegs,
3; Dupont ride sporting; S-T kegs, s.; Eagle
Shot tiobbinsl-Drop, slss per bag; buckshot.
81 80: chilled shot. $3.50.
FusePe 1000 double tape. $50: triple tape. $3.50
Blasting Caps-XXX. s5c per loe
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron tiobbing)-s3l5 base; Norway iron. SIC
per n.
Iron pine tjobbing)- Wrought iron, all sizes black
and galvanized. IS per cent off list.
Sheet zinc (jobbingl--l2c per n.
Tnplste tiobbing)-Charcoal plates. bright IC.
lix2o. s.25 per box: TX; $T5; charcoal plates.
terne. iC 20x2s, $40, 80; redipped. 2Ox2s. SIS
Sheet iron jobbingl-A common, No. r.
&c; galvanized 60 per cent. of list.
Single bands-Galvanized. &c per Id: black. si75
per 100 Ibs.
Solder tiobbing)-Tnners' halfandhalf. 22c per lb;
extra wlping, &c
Lumber and Building Materials.
Logs-superior quality. per Nj. No. fir. ssa7;
merchantable fir si@5; No. l cedar. $6Cn7; common
per NJ. $780, spruce logs, $780, cedar shngle bolts.
- 5Oa255,
Lumber-Fir rough, $3.50; thick finish, surfaced
one or two sides. 8. 10 and IL inches wide, s5a2o
lengths. u to l6 feet; special lengths. SOC per NJ
extra: one-inch finish, $3@l8 all vertical grain 81
per NJ extra Flooring, Dressed and matched SIT
Finch. slsals Fencing-No. 4 or s-inch finish,
50; No. 2. 50; or channel rustic, or drop siding,
weight 1000 lbs. sllali. Fir timber-Joists and
scantlngs, rough. ss.5oals; 8 / E. So 5adls; s
s. sll@l BOX boards-l2-inch and up, SIS
"a shingles sl.5o; standard shingles SLID: l.
inch finish, T. Il and ls feet. s2@s4 thick finish.
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Vigor regained without the use of drugs!
Do you know, my friend, that Lost
Strength can surely be returned by using
a simple and harmless remedy? Do you
know that this remedy is power In the
economy, in the outworking of all things
which have an existence? 1 am speaking
to you, the reader, not any one else.
There are probably 1900 who will see
this issue of the Post-Intelligencer, but
the whole thing has focused down to
where / have you my sole listener.
When reading what am at this moment
writing you are Just as much in my
presence as though we sat face to face.
I am telling you facts, just as have told
thousands before who have sat opposite
me in our consultation rooms-who have
proiited of what / have of value to say
from my thirty years experience as a
specialist.
1T Is YOUR FATE.
Do you believe in fate? Napoleon did.
1t is probable or possible that destiny has
arranged it SO that you are to read this
article? / am speaking to you now per-
sonally. 1t makes no difference what
your station in life, whether professional
man, clerk, mechanic, farmer or laborer.
1t makes no difference to me- All / ask
is that 1t may please destiny to so will 1t
that you shall be among the number In
the next six months who can say: 1T have
Sanden's appliance. I took no drugs"
Reader, do you think that you will say
that?
YOUR LIFE FULL OF SUNSHINE.
Would you be pleased to arise in the
mornipg-every morning-with a feeling
of buoyant spirits, without the semblance
of an ache or pain. with clear, active
brain, a healthy digestion. new energy
and vigor? A life full of sunshine. That
is what will follow from the proper use
under my guidance OF the famous
DIR. sANDEN ELECTRIC BELT.
This great appliance Is now known and
used throughout the world. The DR.. San
den Electric Belt is a perfect home self
application of the pure galvanic life cur
rent. 1t generates a great volume. 1t
pours this into the body In a smooth,
harmless stream from six to eight hours
a day. You wear 1t comfortably around
your waist all night. thus getting strength
while you sleep 1t Is specific treat
ment for
WEAK MEN.
1t overcomes all those private disorders
which result from youthful errors or later.
excuses, and / say to you. as man to
man, Is physician to patient, II you are
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BreadstufYs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan z-wheat steady. Bar
ley not quoted. Oats steady. Spot quotations were
Wheatshipping. No. !, s5c; choice. seic; milling.
s1talO2i.
Bariey-Feed. Yoee75c; brewing. s24@s7lc
Oats-Gray. Oregon, $l0t@ll2i; milling, sl159
Liza; red. sL12l@l@
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks 1915; wheat. centals, $50;
barley centals, 1230, oats centals, 90; Oregon 8s0
beans sacks, 9B potatoes. sacks. 3679: BRAN sacks
no; middlngs, sacks, 500; hay. tons. @2; hides,
number 778.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Afillstufs- Middlings sls@21 bran si10aI5 per ton
Hay-Wheat, co; wheat and oat, ss.56a9;
best barley, s5a7 alfalfa, $6d7 80; stock, ST. 5000
Potatoes-Early Rose. s5g90c; river reds. 65d75c;
Salinas Burbanks. sl9LT; sweet $l5oaL6o; Oregon
Burbanks, 65dslD.
Apples-Choice, 81; common, &c
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2c seconds 22d2ic; fan
cy dairy. H@22c; seconds. 1sd2Gc.
Cheese-New, lol@ll4c; old. 9dioc; Young Amer
lea. 1l@12c: Eastern. ls1Gi7c; Western. isG14c..
Eggs-Store. E@lsc: fancy ranch. 24c; Eastern,
15rlsc.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring Nevada 126i5c: Eastern Oregon. u
@l6c; valley, Oregon, 21922c. Fall-Northern noun
tain lambs. lOal2c; mountain lambs. s@loc; San
Joaquin plains. saloc; Humboldt and Mcndocino.
l5dl7c.
Hops-Crop Of 1899. 1l@12c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Steady; May. sios; December. siai;
Corn-Large yellow. si@Llo
% % %
NEW YORK MARKETS..
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AUSTRALIANS TELLURIDE BOOM.
Mining Engineer Parkinson Relates
How II ColIapxed

The great telluride boom Of West Aus
story. of the collapse. related by James
Parkinson, the well known mining engi-
neer, Is an interesting illustration of the
lures and pitfalls of the mining world:
This wildcat venture arose out of err
ffors made at the university by the assis-
tant teacher of chemistry and assaying,
.ne government school OF mines assayer
ana analytist and some few other assay
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Trade conditions practically unchanged to.
day In produce lines. apples are being offered
somewhat more freely The demand. however. con-
tinues small The steamer from San Francisco is
due tomorrow. Her cargo will consist principally
Of oranges and lemons.
Butter and eggs are unchanged: anything. eggs
are a little weaker
bananas are very scarce but a car is expected in
the morning Other fruits are normal.
White lead has advanced slightly. and there has
been q decline in solder.
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20 20 70
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. JAN zs--Thc Commercial Adver.
Users London financial cablegram says:
The markets here bccaimed and dull today.
In the absence of definite news from Africa and
reports from Paris Of the capture by the Boers Oh
large part OF Gen. Warrcn's forces These re-
ports were thoroughly discredited but made some
impression for time. because they were accom-
panied by a heavy fall in Rand mines. This de.
cline. 1t was learned later was due to exercise Of
n large option Americans were forgotten, dealers
In them standing around idle all day wondering why
New York sold. The bank bought Gi2,o0 in German
coin and fI5,0oO arrived from South Africa. prob
ably Boer payments. Tomorrow's bill allotment
is awaited clew TO possible gold shipments 70
India. Money was steady. Paris cheque. 2D
Berlin 2Oiei
Silver was still under influence on the closing Of
bear commitments. The Indian mints arc still I'M
developed.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 23.--Canadian Pacific 90; Union
Pacific, nj; Northern Pacific. 7Gl; Atchi'on. 0l;
Grand Trunk 10
Bar silver steady. 2ad per ounce
% % 20
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-JToday's statement OF
the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance ~, ~
Gou reserve AiSvW'AiS
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chicago.

CHICAGO Jan. 23.-Cattie-Gsusrslly don. -
Guiding butchers stock and canner; Texans, snsag
for steers. but bulls l0dl5c lower; stoci1n IA
feeders, steady calves. Csc higher than lat ~;
good to choice. IS. 25a640; poor to msdium, ~:
mixed stockers, s3.25a3s5; selected feeder. tSG
40; good to choice cows, $i0@4N: heifeu, 1n6
5: Gamers, e. 21d2 90: bulls s28@z -; calvu IN
al. IS; fed Texas beeves. $ag4.3
Hogs-Market generally Sc lower than yntadays
average; fair clearances: mixed and butchen, Nnn
si.55Ga.s5; light si.4s94B; bulk Of salpy Nn6
40
Sheep-Steady and active; lambs. strong: naiivs
wethers 81 50a5: lambs. A75@60: WstGn vs1h-
ers 81 40d4S5; Western lambs. s. D@GA
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs, 600; shssR B.eA
% % 70
FOREIGN MARKETA
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CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Msy Wheat ouss.s = -.
Yesterdays close. at e6eslc actlatsd - =, ,a.,s
decline At Liverpool Of 3D. The dip Va ou,s r aasa
tary as the English market stsadisd sssv -. na1-
showed another advance. Trsds N sees,s - -
eigners and local people were sood tuys.. ~ Ios-
ers covered lines let cut early NJ sa, ~ usd-
&c WHERE ere, Tor some time the markN ruiei An ~
ed the price Of May 20 s5sa6sic but 8 st.,,s -
eTg followed, as our t,ade markets wsss arm ~
session. May advanced to G79s7Sc. and cIc-sS -
tc over yesterday, at &c ss1unes
Corn wa, dull throughout the session, md indie.
ed to be heavy. but the strength a 49, -
steadying effect: and the end infucnc~s 80
buying 70 result In gain over last nisSt ~.
closed tdic up. at 33lc sA~ ~
The trade ia oats WIS Light and the To-.
orally weak, but the strength Of wheat booSssa ~
market near the close 10 Level with 49, 49, "
final figures May closed unchanged Al ~
With receipts 81 hogs under the esfjms4. a.
weakness OF provisions particularly d,sssssIss
ing to the bulls May pork closed 2asc nn6sS ~
terday. May lard a shade lower, and M ~ -, -
changed. az IN
The leading futures ranged a for,ocs.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


Sterling Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 23-sterling on London,
sixty days. A.sat; sight. sassA
Financial.
Silver bars cole; Mexican dollars. 4s4stc; drafts
sight. Is; telegraph. III.
% % %
NEW YORK.
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FIoar-Fim.
Corn-No. 2, sic.
oass.so. 2. 2se; white. No. : zsenss: M 1
Rye-No. Q, 52ic
Barley-No. 2, 3Stdf2c.
Flaxseed--No. ], $ID.
Timothy seed-Prime. SEQ
Mess pork-Per Dbl. 50. 2sa11@.
Iard--Per 100 lbs, S5s0d5W
Sides-Short ribs loose, S555@5@
shoulders-Dry salted. boxed, 5l@5ac
Sides-Short clear, boxed. s590@6
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. - nI3sn
N.23A
Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the buftm sayank
was steady; creamery 1a@2i4c; dairy, l80Gh CSa1ss
Firm; l2al3c. Eggs-Steady; fresh. l0aja
% % 70
LIVE STOCK MAHKETn,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Breadstuns,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2-wheat-stea6ys vheae ~
-four in Paris, active: French country msFle4e -
orally dearer; weather in England. cloudy md an
Spot No red Western winter. steady, 3 a. Ma
! Northern spring. steady. IS lloyd
Corn-Spot American mixed, steady = IA ~
quiet, IS SD Futures. steady; January, y ~;
February. So SD; March. "a I'd
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Articles of Incorporation OF the Oswego
Mining Company, capital stock 81. 600. In
Wolcott, w. II. White, w. d. Begg, were
filed with the county auditor yesterday.
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with London. while the latter resulted from .
shrinksse In demand. predominance Of sellers and
unfavorable news from outside markets.
Pig iron Warrants, dull.
Copper-Iake, $3.50.
so, nominal
Spelter-$t 70a4so 4
Lead-N T0a475. The firm that FIXES the selling
price for miners and smeltns quotes lead st $'fs
at the close
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yielding $500. or averaging 1920 per top.
The crushing represents u run OF twenty
four days, and the mill, having now Sc
cured plenty of fuel. Is still running, 80
that another cleanup may be expected
about the middle Of February.
x x x
The five-stamp mill which the Referen-
dunn Company near Nelson, Il. c., re-
Gently purchased, will be put up in June
and will be ready for operation by the
first OF July. The ore averages $l5 to
the ton, and there IL seam four inches
wide that goes 1872 to the ton. The ore
Is free milling and consists OF a quartz
carrying free gold.
x *
From all accounts the Boston investors
who have taken hold in the Buffalo Hump
district are satisfied that they have Sc
cured in the St Louis group q gold mine
to be relied upon. Their. action In waving
the. time payments on their bond and
paying cash for a conveyance Is suggest
I've enough. Wayland Hoyt Young, a
prudent and conservative mining author
ity, is now examining the property In his
capacity as consulting engineer, no doubt
for the purpose of largely framing plans
for the immediate development of a divi-
dend payer Mr.. Young's experience and
exceptionally sound Judgment are suf-
flcient assurance that the company will
make no mistake In undertaking whatever
policy he may outline.
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General Quotations.

NEW YORK Jan. 23-Flour-Receipts, 81. 800 bar
res exports 20 900 barrels; market fairly active at
old prices closed frTn Minnesota patents. $375a4;
winter straights, S3.35d3h
wheat-Receipts, 1900 bushels; exports, %, It's
bushels; spot firm; No. Q red, 75lc T. o. b. Options
opened steady. and at once advanced sharply on
bullish winter wheat crop news and foreign buy
ing. supplemented by very strong French markets.
Later In the day prices were upheld by North and
Southwest buying and a scarcity of sellers, closing
strong Mt lac net advance; No. red March closed
at 745c; May, 73lc; July. 73ac.
Wool-Du
Hops-Cuiet.
Coffee-Options closed firm. with prices s6fo points
higher: sales, 5000 bags. including March. 6so9
6.s0c; May 6.sod7 l5c; July. 3oc; spot Rio.
steady; mild, steady.
sugar-Raw, strong, held higher; refined. firm but
quiet.
Visible Grain supply.
Special cable and telegraphic communications to
Bradstreets show the following changes in available
supply, as compared with last accounts:
Wheat--Unted States and Canada east Of the
Rockies increase, 900 bushels ahoat for and in
Europe, Liverpool Corn Trade News decrease $780,
W0 Total supply decrease, l.254. 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada east of the Rock
les, increase. 775000 bushels.
Oats-Unted States and Canada east Of the Rock
ies increase, 600 bushels.
Among the more important increases reported, not
given in the official visible supply statement
those of 10000 bushels at Northwestern interior
elevators $1,000 bushels at Chicago private elevators
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Oils and Turpentine.

Cylinder OIL bbls. loasoc; eases bc advance.
White lead tiobbipg)-Pioneer Carter. 2.ooo.lb
lots &c; 500b lots 75c; less than 500lb lots TIC
Prepared paints, 5-gal cans, sl.47@l60: lgai cans
S5OaL6s; s-gal cans. $l.55@L7o; quart cans. sL60a
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,s@8; cedar squares. !. .. and 10 feet. ss@so;
pickets slz
Kiln dried, 81 IN advance Of green. Drsyags &c.
Cement tjobbdng)-Portland. K. u. q g.. t37s;
AIsen. t3.75
Lime 0obbing) Roche Harbor. ;1eo; San Juan,
Q-oo.
Plaster fjcbbine)--Golden Gate. Per barrel, p1
Plaster hair tjobbng)-washed. si.60 per sack; I'M
washed, Slt0 per sack
% 70 70
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat--Export. No. ! club Soc; No. bIuestem.
6i1c; milling, No. l club. &c; bluestsm, 53ic
70 % 20
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA, Jan. D.-wheat-Club. Bic; buestem.
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
90 70 %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jan. 23.--The local wheat market
ia unsettled Recent limits put out by some deal
would indicate that there was still demand for
wheat at prices cent IN two above export values
Sic and SIC Is bid for walIa walla. and there are
rumors Of a cent more being paid for heavy stock
export values about 50d5c valley il nominal at
50a5lc and bluestem 52d53c.
% 20 %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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further sharp uplift in the price Of spelter and
O drop in tin the leading features Of interest
TO-DAY. Tbs former VAS largely . Sznpathstic mora
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1t overcomes all those private disorders
which result from youthful errors or later.
excuses, and I say to you. as man to
man, Is physician to patient, II you are
The silver star., 1900-07-27
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
EDITOR TO HIS WIFE.
James Barton Adams. in penver Posi-.

James Barton Adams in
Well We sold the Mary and feel about cheap
As dog that's been detected in the killing Sheep
Having trouble with place
And m wondering how I'll look the people
If I'd only sold the print shop square
II would be a strictly business and legitimate affair,
But I've sold the honest principles I've preached my
Sold myself for filthy lucre, and it like a
have fought that traitor Wocot my my pen
Held him up to execraon as the very of men.
And hate him reckon. the devil priest
mink he's nothing but a selfish egotsic of beast
But We got to trail colors the
That Will him and angel skies
And want to tell you Mary that the cutting
Makes wthe like wounded
have always held McKihi., a yielding tool
Driven by the of Wall Street
And have kicked old Mark fgurative boot
And even yet regard him a brother to brute
Now I've got to tell the people that theyre abofing
And with honesty Of purpose thriving countrys
hat their noble hearts eemng full patriotic FIRE
knowing as pen their praises I'm monumental liar.
was not without struggle that seeped shame
And prncd the proposition whispered in my ear
but Hash OF gold alured me and gave to
When learned that at the closing coming campaign
rof small consideration could buy the plant again,
Ana could reap golden profit in brief season-well
Like onr Old grandfather Adam, tempted-and I
Course III have to tell the people many
I've been thinking and at last ways
Ana hat blinded
INonscienously and rfully ri labor right,
nut IN feeling guilty, Mary. almost hate myself think
have srafhcked manhood just FOR COLDS enticing cnk
u' nad 10 nave the money and I'll make atonement when
nave iousht their dirty battle and the mine again.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

In no other country having an
arid belt has the general govern
ment done so little in the matter of
irrigation development. Every
thing in the United States has been
lett to individual enterprise and to
state regulation, until in many of
the western states and territories,
water rights and the like have come
to be in badly tangled condition.
II needs the hand of the central
government to adjust and control
matters which are interstate in
character. and until this is done,
settlement, investment and develop
ment of the country cannot but be
retarded. The sooner the west in
structs its senators and congress
men to work for a system Of nation
al irrigation, the sooner the west
will reach state of highest devel-
opment and production.
The silver star., 1900-07-27
IMPORTANT SURVEYS
foi the w.s. and IN. Gas. Al,As.

The surveys which the govern.
mcnt is carrying on along irriga-
tion lines throughout the arid west
interest deeply not only that section
OF the country. but likewise many
interests in the east. For their fu.
ture highest development the east
and the west must necessarily pull
together. One country. one PROS.
Perity! No section of the country
benefits that some other section does
not likewise profit. Take the east
and the west in a broad GENERAL
sense. The east is o great manu-
featuring region. Her factories are
scattered about in. every eastern
state. They must find markets fol
their goods. A home market Is the
more preferable. The west is q
great producing section. Under q
co.pIete irrigation its population
And production would bc ten times
doubled sna ship. ~ CON, rs,'evr.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

A dispatch from New York, dat.
ed July -, says; "Drummers and
hctes men who assert that the Re.
publicau policy toward trusts has
caused them to lose their places
and patronage have determined to
hold meetings all over the country
ia the interest Of Bryan sud Steven.
600.
"rhe directors qfthe co...rci.l
Traveler's and Hoteksen's Anti.
Trust League yessssday decided
upon this aggressive policy. The
Hsst meeting, Il was announced,
win be hs1d IN Buffalo tonight.
Othefs VIII follow In the principal
citias q this and other states"
7hsse ssane people worked with
% their might for McKiniey ID
asss.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

If the dirty skunk who publishes
the St. Johns (Arizona) Herald
will be Find enough to send for
copies Of THg SILVER STAR cover.
Ing the period Of time he refers to,
be will end that his assertions are
dirty. cowardly lies. His idea of
manhood is not as high a. that of q
bawdy.hou.e pimp.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

The liner Ocean Hotel is the
place to stop when you go to Du
range. Good beds. good meals and
courteous treatment are assured
you. l6tf
The silver star., 1900-07-27

Pour men are under arrest at At
lantic City for stealing the Ten
commaudments." Why such bad
y broken articles as they should
tempt the cap;dity OF mau is an un.
solvable conundruri Denver Post.
scripts.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

1T is evidently better to incur
any Inconvenience that may be
reasonably expected than to con-
centrate the whole money power Of
the republic in any form whatever,
or under any restrictions. "-"Old
Hickory" Jackson.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

Colorado has no emblems on her
ballots this year. but three-fourths
oe her voters know how to write
the word Democrat.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

For SALE.-One gasoline stand
lamp complete. new. at this office.
Call and examine. Price consider
ably less than any OF the agencies
offer.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

whoever controls the volume Of
money Of any country is absolute
master of all industry and COM
merce. Garfield.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

Old papers Is cents hundred.
at this Office.
The silver star., 1900-07-27

For SALE.-One No. $50 Cole g
Hot Blast heating stove with pipe.
coal hod etc. A bargain. Call at
this Office and examine il. II.