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The silver star., 1900-07-13
Adn,inis.rator,s Sale Of Real Estate.

In the matter of the Petition of Charles A -.
Johnson. as Administrator Of the Estate of
James south. deceased ". Lnttie Locketf.
John South. Wilson y. south. Thorn south
and Annie Coleman. in tie County Court of
Monielrma County. state of Colorado.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
oideI and decree this day duly cnt-,ed OF rec
ord In the above court and proceeding / la, Q
been ordered Ia sell the following Described
real e>iat. of said decedent at private sale 10
pay the debts of said estate and She costs %!
the administration thereof. namely the un-
divided one-balf Interest oI said tecedent in
Lot y. In Block 49, In the town Of Dolores and
the undivided one-hnlf Interest OF said dsc.d
cnt in Lots 10. IL. IL and ~, In Bio " -. In the
town of Dolores. all in Moniclufna County
colorado said sale TO lie upon the following
TERMS namely: not les. than one half cnsh III
hand. and any credit giyen upon such sale Ia
e for not more than one year. and any de
f"rred payments to bear interest nt the rate al
~ per cent. per annum and 10 be- secured by
lHoriHngc upon the premises. and such sale Ia
he at not less than $3.50 for the first named
parcel and 500 for the second named pa reel.
VIII accordingly as administrator or aforesaid
receive oilers for said property at my Office
Newman Block. Durango. Colorado. until ike
hour oi one o'clock 4. NJ, on Saturday. July
.lst, 1900. and will then and there. or iit sunh
time as said sale may lie nd Journe,i to, sell the
same IN the party or parties making the best
o'icr or oilers nccofoIn ~. subject however To
the right to reject any and nli oilers, and sui.
ject further 10 the approval of such sale or
sales by tile ,ourt.
Dated June -. 1870.
tHARIgk a JOHNSON,
ag Adm nistfaior of the
Estate Of james South, Deceased,
First publication June 20 last July 20, 1860
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Dispatches from various
GERMAN vorKRs points Throughout the
FOR BRYAN country inpicats that the
AND srEvESsnN. herman vote. which is
sufhcient 10 many states
10 be the balance OF power between the two
parties, viii be cast almost solidly for Bryan
and Stevenson. German voters. as rule. do
not do great de Il Of talking but do lot of
thinking. Since the imperialistic policy OF
Mckinley has reached its full flower. these
voters have begun to break away from the
party ties OF 1896. when they voted for Nc
Kinley. and to lcok TO another party for
which they might cast their votes.
With the promulgation OF the Kansas CITY
platform. with Its vigorous denunciation OF
imperialism and militarism. the German
voters found here splendid expression OF
their sentiments with regard to these two Inn
portant subjects. They dor't believe IN col
onies and they do not believe In large stand
ing armies, for they have every reason TO see
the baneful results OF both Of these govern
mental Practices. They know that colonies
are as q rule source Of great expense anu
worry. They know also thai they cannot eN-
ist under our form of government a Eovers-
ment to which they have given their allegi-
auce and OF which they are justly proud.
They know. too. that mliitarisrn Is one of the
worst policies I hat can be inaug ura;ed in any
country and especially n republic like ours
For these reasons the German voters are coIn-
ing over TO Bryan and stevenson almost solid
Is, and there is every re asou TO believe thai
they will bring victory TO the party In all the
doubtful states.-Colo. Springs Telegraph.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

J7nes Barton Adams In Denver Post.
In Madagascar the men do all the
praying. In America they do all
the swearing.
Bright Jewell OF Dutchess coun-
ty, New York, was killed by light
ming the other day Death loves
shining mark. "
When 4 sinful Chicago man dies
from the heat it looks very much
like a case of jumping from the fry
ing pan into the fire.
A female agitator in New York
says that Tom Platt is no gentle
man. The distinguished politician
could apply the san.e remark to her
with equal truth.
If Mrs. Bryan had know what
horrid pictures OF herself would ap-
pear in the newspapers she would
no doubt have endeavored to induce
William to stick to the farm and
not run.
An cnchange says Candidate
Roosevelt is armed for the fray"
His personal appearance would in
dicate that the most formidable
weapon his excellency carries is a
toothbrush.
In Kansas town the other day
a commercial traveller said he had
never heard of Fred Funston or the
Twentieth Kansas. AS it was yet
more than two hours till train time
he walked to the next station.
The explosion Of vice.presiden-
tial booms at Kansas City Friday
must have caused the natives to
think the Fourth Of July racket had
broken out anew.
The recently published book, "A
Lecture to Married Men," will
scarcely meet with favor at the
hands Of the husbands Of the land.
Too many Of them have lecture
troubles enough Of their own at
home.
|
An Ohio man the other day com.
PEELED woman to become his wife
by threatening to chop her head of
with an AK if she refused his offer.
The case would not have been Unique
had she preferred to submit to de.
capitation. Women freq IDENTIFY lose
their hesds IN 'icve affairs.
The silver star., 1900-07-13
IrriRation's Future.

The Rise and Future OF Irrigation in the
United states. is the title of an interesting
ART icle from the pea OF Prof. Elwood Mead in
the Agricultural Yearbook, Just issued.
The earliest pathway Of civilization on the
American continent. says Professor Mead. led
along the banks of the streams. In vanous
parts OF the southwest. notably in she Salt
River Valley of Arizona, Ia northern New
Mexico. and along southern borders of
Colorado and Utah are weli-deLned remains
OF Irrigation works which have outiived by
many centuries the civilization 70 which they
belonged. In at least one Instance the bank
Of an ancient canal has been utilized a
part OF modern works
Riding up the valley of the Rio Grasde. in
the frs; half of the sixteenth century, Spanish
explorers found in tine midst Of arid surround
ings bed, OF beautiful roses. mot unlike those
in the gardens OF CASTLE" as they noted in
their dlarie, They also found Pueblo In
dians irrigatius the thirsty soil. as their fore
fathers had done for centuries before them
and a. their descendants are still doing to-
DAY In this valley and along the tributary
streams. and Al 9th. places in the desert
vases of the Southwest. Spanish settlements
sprung up and maintained themselves by
means OF these lifegiving waters. The
ditches at Las Cruces. y. NJ. have an un-
broken record of three hundred years OF SER
vice. the history OF which l. written in the
banks OF the canals and In the fields irrigated.
This is due &c the sediment with which the
waters efthe Rio Gnnde are laden. Yesr
after year this hiss slowly added layer on layer
to the sides and bottoms OF these bitches. un-
iii from being channels cut below the surface
ofihe soil they are now raised or , feet
above. 1t is here that one can find agrcul-
turs almost as primitive aS that o. the days
OF Pharaoh. where siain I, reaped with the
sickle and ;hiashed by ine irampling Of goats.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Laws should be enacted that will make
taxes come little nearer being lust than at
presest. Tho man who loans money should
pay taxes on that money and the owner of
propsrty should have credit upon his proper.
~ valuation for all notes held against him
Under present conditions the owner OF prop
crty pays taxes regardless Of notes against
aim and tho holder Of tho notes escapes,
which Ia unjust. When \ mortgage 10 held
Against piece Of property, enough ofthat
property 10 satisfy tho claims Of the mortgage
virtually belongs 70 tho mortgngcc [pndsr
,fQfsoio~ure he takes ai'l md he thor.s pay
S.e. accordingly.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Tho scheme Of perpctuatina high protec-
tive nrid IN foolishncss. Whom Il child Is
learning u walk It Is necessary that it, par
cnts take It By the hand and lead II around
but when 1t grows TO youth II would resent
such procedure. 1t Is the same with tho
United States. Whom the Republic was
young protective tarin was n necessity. but
II has long since reached the aGe when II can
stand alone and needs no prop to keen 1t
rom toppiing over.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Imperialism might expand the ma
tion's territory. but it would contract
the nations purpose. 1t * not step
FOR ward toward a brosde destiny it j.
a step backward ioNard the narrow
views OF kings and emperor w. J.
Bryan.
The silver star., 1900-07-13
Democratic Ticket
Fon President.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
OF NEBRASKA.
For vfcE-PRE-IDEST.
ADLAI Z. STEVENSON.
OF ILLINOIS.
Republican
Gold Standard
Df,pl

We renew our allegl-
alce TO the principles
Of the gold standard 4,
and declare our conf
5ence Of the wisdom OF
the legislation of the
.fifty-sixrh congress by
which the parity Of all
OF our money ami the
stability Of our cur
.rency on a gold bass
has been secured
We declare our stead
fast opposition to the
free and unlimited
coinage Of 81 yer. No
uea sure to that end
could be considered
which was without the
support Of the leading
commercial countries
OF the world.
The silver star., 1900-07-13
Democratic
0i1rk

We reamrm and en-
iorse the principles o;
the Democratic plat
form adopted in CiIica-
90 in lss5, and we reii-
crate and demand that
platform for America
IN financial system
made by the American
peo' lie for themselves,
which shall restore
and maintain a bi-me.
tallic price level. and
a. q part OF such sy>
ten the immediate res
toration of The free
and unlimited coinage
sf silver and gold al
the present legal ratio
l6 to ! without wall.
ing for aid or consent
of any other nation.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Tho Norwood Leader IL making eight TO
have 1nal proof notices given TO II for publ.
cation when the land lies nearer TO 1t thas to
other papers. The law plainly says that these
notices shall be published in the paper nearest
the land and no register OF u. s. land ONCE
has any right to ignore that clause. Party
patronage don't go and the Leader need have
no fear Of coming out on top.
The silver star., 1900-07-13
STOCK REDEEMABLE|
ON DEMAND IN GOLD
AT PURCHASE PRICE,

keep the stock if you don't it, but send cer6
Corpanys office and get every of your money back
All paid for in cash is edeemable demard at 90 q
STARE the pesen price any time within thirty days IRON
certificate.
All money paid in installments refunded demand as
within thirty days from the date of first payment,
proposal made good faith and with capital to back
1t will be faithfully carried for few days, but yu
California Consolidated Petroleum Company field |
and will continue this protective policy.
The of the California Consolidated Petroleum COMPANY
per will be dollar per share
value This advance will be stable because the will
and because the company strong enough maintain
be worth less than fifty per share under
pany's permanent policy of gold redemption.
Any corporation that has faith itself future and
intends advance the price of its stock we'll
its shareholders for in protecting them protects itself for ii
the company.
The California Consolidated Petroleum Company
of the of the oil fields between Oakland and San Diego
Ii royalties 1000 leased to capitalists.
100000 of stock fifty companeD
The first to introduce hydraulic rotary ds in California III
chine has record of feet in 80 hours.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Personally am as much opposed to the
GOLD STANDARD and the REPUBL1CAS
PARTY a. was when / left that party in
Isss. No TRUE FRIEND OF SILVER CAN
SUPPORT THAT PARTY .-Henry NJ. Teller.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

From appearances there is either a iremep-
dous quantity OF saw dust or something Of
the sort 10 the Dolores river or else some one
Is using dynamite. There ara numerous
dead hsh in the river and the game warden
should investigate.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

The Durango Democrat OF July II, prints
the names Of those who bcloag TO tho Rough
Riders Brigade at Durango. Something
rather rotten when they have 10 go outside Of
their ows county, siga twice and run in non
voters 10 get showing Of Republicans in
that trai,or-afiiicted city.
The silver star., 1900-07-13
California Consolidated
Petroleum Company.

makes possible for the himself does tx
for single share i'll the California Consolidated
interest in ftv companies
of oil land. and royalties on 5000 acres.
By giving interest in fifty companies and in
royalties divide risks and thus multiply p6
California Kicker in oil than gold Its
output will exceed in value its gold product M
dollars being made in California oil People owning small
OF oil stock have suddenly found themselves rich As
this the stock of the Home Oil Company which sold Originally
nominal figure made its $1,000 per share
in this lat least safe and may ease and
The small stockholder absolutely protected canp
assessed frozen The Companys stock is
and there is no stockholders liability.
stock Is certain to go to 81 in days and may 60
he IS lucky who gets the stock fifty per share.
Why buy the stock of an oil company having limited
Why do it?
The California Consolidated Petroleum Company b
OF capital and high reputation Their are not only
o he honest handling OF the but Of the
This company is not trust It directly p&
with the Standard Oil Company all the contrary
standing.
STOCK OF this company can be bought short fifty
per snare which is one half of the par value. This offer will
be withdrawn and stock ADVANCED per as
OF Treasury Stock offered for sale has been sold
nonid the limited amount of stock offered 90
sold before receiving application your money will pro
turned First come. hst served is Ccmpanys policy
this stock. 'r-"' T
fuchasers may engage stock by paying one-Iourh
cnae price, a cents share and balance within sixty days.
aatc o application Not less shares sold Prospectus
laws mailed on application.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Notice OF the coaniy Judge declar'
ing the Town OF Dolores duly incorPo-
rated appears on first page Next
thisg on the program will be the ciec-
tion of officers.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Nice thing TO have bnrch OF pie
hunters bsckcapping the country and
,r, ing to kill tie chief industry by nd :
vocating -stesdfss; opposition to sii-
yer coinage"
The silver star., 1900-07-13

The county assessor worked Tuesday nigh'
Of last week and all day the Fourth on the
tax schedules, endeavoring 10 remedy the IN
finished condition OF his work.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Misrepresentation and eIaggera;ion seems
10 be the chief stock 10 trade with leading
Republican papers of she state. but that kind
Of work Will net make votes.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

There are schemes and scher1ers and al
most every day you dad yourself UP against
one or both.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Whom in Durango you should stop at
the Inter Ocean Hotel. Chas. Fleck. pro.
prietor. The table is supplied with ev-
erything the market affords and you arc
sure OF being treated courteously az we'll
us having good comfortable bed to
sleep in. Rates el.5O and e2.oo per day,
opposite Union Depot. 1Gtf
Parties desiring any painting or paper.
Ing done should address Ralph Thornp.
son ut Mancos. All work promptly ut.
tended to. Estimates furnished. 43tf
Fat fish on Friday. Exon h Rush rc.
ceivc fresh supply every Thursday.
Stop Mt tho lntor.ocean Hotc! when
IN Durango. 1Gtf
FoR SaLE.-One gasoline otnnd lamp
complete, new. ut this Office. Call and
examine. Price considerably lcas than
any Of the nsencis5 offer.
'sabscr;bs fd- Tat s,itvsp sr;f.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Those who make a business o. worS
ing puzzles are rather SLOW in finding
an answer to he one fan ished by be
Boxers In China.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

The local item about Dolores depot,
on first page. 10 not wind. blt is base
on positive information ia the hauds
OF the winter.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Just at present tho heather a, home orer :
r.ore promising aeld for tile missionary than
thoss In China.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Most people skip names whom read
ing news from China saves giving the
jaw-smith job.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

You subscription account woald iock
better II marked ''paid"
The silver star., 1900-07-13

This advocates a free
.ac independent 4
mclean policy and ia
sors the people.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

This one advocates n
subssryieut. foreign
policy and fa-ors the
morev and other grasp
ing powers
The silver star., 1900-07-13
We Divide Your Risks, and
Multiply Your Profits.

The rich buys stock in many oil companies protect
from loss in any that may fail.
The poor buys the of company
of success failure.
The silver star., 1900-07-13

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Tuesday. return
Isaac NcC Curz
from Ayriola. laa
District Attor
lores last "WQud
business.
Auditor q A
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here today.
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valley yesterde
scayctty OF wa
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b. Asst Siouday;
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Wednesday,
aud daughtps
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The silver star., 1900-07-13

ABwhen you answer an advertisement in
TIE SILVER STAR. either local or foreign.
please mention the fact that you saw IL in The
STAR. II costs you nothing and NAV be a great
help to the paper. -
The silver star., 1900-07-13
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN R. R

Head down the left column and upthe right.
Both trains take dinner at Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
F.E. Peske. Agent
The silver star., 1900-07-13

Stop Mt tho lntcr.ocean fiotc, when
In Durango. IGtf
The silver star., 1900-07-13
PQSTSCRiPIS.

Jsme, Barton Adams in Denver Post,
In Madagascar the men do all the
praying. In America they do all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
THE OPPOSING FORCES.
The Beers Have Not Half The Men The
British Have.
II IS NOW $4,000 AGAINST 10000
Engian nd Has AIrcady suffered Losses
In Excess of Ten Thousand.
Dutch Losses Are Unknown.

New York, February 6,-Thc Worlds
Paris cable says: An eminent South AZ
rican authority. man whose relations
with the Bocr government prevents the use
of his name, sends the World correspond
ent this first accurate statement OF the
real strength OF the Boer army. His state
ment may be relied upon as exact
The numerical strength OF the army
Which is opposing England is as follows.
South African Republic soldiers. 2s.000;
Orange Free State soldiers. $4,000; limit
grant Beers, 5000; Uitlanders, 5000; Natal
Dutch, 5000; Cape Colony Dutch (about,
5000; total, $4,000
Against these ''embatted farmers Eng
lands divided forces Of 10000 men, her
crack regiments. led by her foremost gen.
erals, have dashed themselves in vain
Egland owns to losses of more than TO-
Geo men. The Boer losses are unknown.
even to the Transvaal's best informed
agents here
England controls the cable, and there
has not been one word OF communication
between President Kruger or General .lou-
bert and the Transvaal representatives in
Europe for weeks.