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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
NEW uIcE WILL ron ORANGE.
The Capital stock Has Already been
Subheribsd,

Orange. Texas February IA meeting
of subscribers 10 the capital ocS CT a
new rice mill 10 be erected al Orarge
wa he'd this afternoon in the b1ari a
trade rooms. In the sabine building. The
proposiU on from patties WI, viii ioil
ire people here in building tle mill was
acce pied and meetFns Ct stockhollsls
was called for mex, Tuesday afternoon at
cock. at which time the charter viii
he SUBMITTED, board Of directors elact-
Cd and plans for the mill will be submit
ted by contractors. The rice mil COM
pcny will re capitalized at $4,000, the
mock for which has already been sub
scrlhed. AID an s00-bairel daily capacity
will be erected. An elegant site for the
mill has been secured. fronting on the
Sabine river. wish the Southern Pacific
switch tack IN the rear, giving both rail-
and water transportation.
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HEMPsTEAD NEWS NOTES.
shier Johns Resigned and VIII
d Move to the Territory,

fsnier Johns Resigned mud Will
Move to the Territory.
Fenpstead, Texas, February AT a
Peirs Of the directors of the Farmers
penal bank Monday evening, Ed +.
fal cashier, rendered his resignation.
become effective the Goth o: this
Elih. Mr.. Johns has been with uhc
IL S'nce its organization sore six or
fsn years ago, and has ever been an
EV,mmGodating, careful and prudent CT
f ne mas accepted the position OF
Fg,sf IN bank at Chiokasa. |. 4. Mr.
Amsler Of this city was electe.;
El,er, major Clase assistant cash or
4 oaokkeeper, and Garfield Tonlpklns
I,sV,or al the same meeting.
n Y Miller has sold his dpdg store
Peek & Mlze. 10 0' y
EsoeIto Pedrts, Mexican. pleaded
ES 70 TWO charges of theft in the
Ca.y court yesterday ana was tined 81
E.one Gay In jail In each case.
M W. Ellington ms returned from
||' ~ where he has been in attendance
.1s grand lodge OF Odd Felluw3.
= serdeaux Of MINNEAPOLIS Is IA the
Ia the city. 80
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The Presbyterinn univcrsity.

Folt Wortb Texas. February 7.-Rev.
W. H. Ci5gsett. president q the boatl q
directors Of the proposed Texas Prssby-
terrain university. was here last n-ght
from a protracted stay in St. Lois en-
business connected with the univ rsity.
The decor says he has secured $4,000
Of tAe s1eO, 600 necessary before work be-
gins on the institution. He was on his
way 10 repre- ent The directors a suit
that comes up az Bolton tomorrow
brought by the heirs OF Mr.. Byuner 10
break the will Bruner ibequeathsd 20 the
university 100 acres OF valuable lard and
the heirs want the will set aside.
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M9ulton. Texaa, Ft27u1ry 7.-Thera
have been nyc now dwelling bul' n
Mcairn 10 the lat dew wec6S a aca
occurred and SIN m-re are wanted
NJ, rncao Re5mct's lerge stcrc house
Is nearing completion. lie W fl eau
meLoe business about the Is,
MIR Frank B!shunAs Gays the carpenters
Fave commenced work on his lie" sore
house.
,fr. Ciine Jactson IS very sick with
b'ocd pois in his left arm, causei
fr - getting rusty nail stach in his
hard
The 6 Up Is c;ill holding On 70 Moulton
1t can not last much lcrSer, as there is
nat much more mGt2rial to wo.k On.
vi. Jim RcltA has bought the Bon ron
bauer shop fro n Mr. Arthur NJ MILAN.
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and all parties are putting their hes;
iicte: What contest there il ia between
,ne independent cltlzen4 ticket, headed
ny MARSHALL Hicks, present mayor. aud
ne Jackson club ticket, headed BY J. A.
Mccormick. The Hfsls ticket Is sun
ported By voters Of all poii,ical f,l,b.
while the Mccormick follow ng "a cen.
hned to these democrats who were In
favor 81 putting out straight ticke
Notwithstanding the city democratic com.
mittee declined to do so. and they var,
sustained in their position by mas
meeting Of democrats held at Mission
garden. Both tickets are composed Of
oemoerats, and while chances are by no
ing one
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RfFILoHS OF TEXAS.
|, x,,,.r lnderson's Suggestions as
! iIusrcss Stirred Matters.
L sot An IDEAL MEETING, PLACE
.u.,,,utional Amendments
49, the Feeling of the
,,e. over the Matter.

rs,as. February THE Odd
~ e.,pd Lodge adjourned finally
y ~ o'clock this afternoon
..,,ces Of tire order and Past
G.s,sr Andsrsons report there
occupied much of the time OF
.,,t session. on these matters.
.r,b,v stated. all has not been
- The committee on finances
.,,.,..su, additional seport tod y
Il a. isual ALLOWANCE, for per diem
s,,s,se expenses 8. of the representa-
/. was adopted. a.
rr,pd Lodge enthusiastically
"a resolution providing for tins
...oo Of an snnual per capita tax of
w. 10 be set aside as sinking
sy , the Improvement of the w.d-
"a orphans' home at Corsicana.
i reesIded as one OF the most I'M
$, sc OF the present session
..nor. Of the committee on reso-
and constitutional amendments
La the rest OF the morning session
1, epoesrs taat he local Odd
m have not been as active in look
',rr The needs OF their visiting
sssn rs the visitors think they should
Mem. This has ripened into a
81 Il ,resentment toward D4l as,
X msplfested .tself in the intrcduc-
(, constitutional amendment pro-
/ y tor She removal OF the he d.
irssts Of, the Old Fellows from Dali
Tit3s not intended to hocate In any
ysalsr city, but to keep it moving
kniKe STATE. Al present every other
Lshttls held in Dallas. The resent
N f6wsrd Dallas was so strong his
krirs as to cause the introduction
H. Additional! resolution removing the
IN 81 NGrand Secretary Fahm from
M % Corsicana. Under the rules.
k,hese amendments must lay over a
n The Grand Ledge has voted to
N in San Antonio next year and tue
|rsies Of the amendments declare
X viii pass both OF them Friends OF
bis say this feeling will die out be-
Il next February.
|.her resolutions today related to
I,bs, matters. The finance committee
limited that /. would require aboui
TO run the Grand Lodge during the
hing year. The required amount will
provided Twenty candidates were
|ntei Ger ifcates to teach the unwrst-
work OF the order.
he decoration Of Chiva,ry was pubic
conferred ton.ght in the auditorium OF
city hall On the following: Mrs.
|lls C. Cochran, Mary Rebekah lodge
III. Austin; Mrs. Mol!ie e. AK re,
b'kah lodge No, 1873, Dillss; Miss
ude Robinson Elizabeth Anton lcdS,
! & Farnersville; Mss Jeanette Nc
flind, Magnolia Rebek1h lodge No
lsFor, Worth; Chevalier A. Humnel
t;ci No. ., FoIt Worth: Cheval.er w.
fLevrey Willard Robertson canton
! 3 Galveston. State GRIND Com
'li'rsH IF, Prownlee Of Dallas, CHE,
ssB pfstho.7rat militant, ton.
Ffsdtthe' degrees. Nearly all thu Wis
rs Odd Fela2ws heft fsr their homes
night. .t 81. 4s
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srnnkn wILL nn snTrLnp.
The Fort Worth Contractors Have
Agreed To Arbitrnte.

F'rt Worth, Texas, Fobrul7y The
great labor strike here by whisl some
5000 or 7oo0 laboring people have peer az
fcc.ed seriously is about at an END over
lures weIo made TO he labor people by
tire Building Contraclo's' assoclWicn
agreeing to leave tho differences t. arbi-
tra.tion. A committee II toc'e from tolh
sides was appointed and c17ie' 2nces are
now under way Some tine $50 the
builders club declared no work woull be
given a card man. They now aslce TO
waive this ana a settlement oil q oubiea
Will doubtless be reached by Friday.
BUSINESS generally has been paralyzei
ard all building abandoned in this city.
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An IMPORTANT MEETING.
Few Dircctory of the business
Icnguc t.ot Together Last Night

a
There was a meeting of the new ponrd
Of Director. Of The Business League last
night al the leasue's rooms aud me
Important matters were Discussed and
considered. among the subjects being
propositions new befo,e the legislature,
the proposed South Texas fair and the
Pan-Amerioan exposition.
The directors canyaeced both the old
and new membership lIsto, ANA also ap-
prlnted some Of the committees for the
year
Mr. Henry H. Dickson was made chair
man OF the membership committee, win
authority l.. appcin, 81 other memoeih
of the league 10 aslst HIM a. he desires
G. thiuls practical. The officers and d.
rectors eli the league we,o made cN-oihclo
members Of the committee.
Meuzrs j. J. Sweeney. James Adiir and
T. A. ReleAardt were appointed an audit
ing committee.
The ether committees were left open
and TO be aned al an adjourned meeting
10 be held within few days.
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Beaumont. Texas February Sui, was
filed in the Federal court yesterday t.
try t!tle to the William 5. Burton league
OF land in thi. county and for damages.
The style Of the case is James Hamilton
Button VS. j. C. Ward and j A. Paul
hamus. United States Deputy Marshal
Borough Yesterday served citations on
Messm Ward and Paulhamus There
seems u be little uneasiness felt III At
the title will be seriously disturbed; in
fact, Mr. Ward cNpre ases certain pleas Ire
that the case has been placed n the court
believing that thus the title Will be
cleared
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Waco, Texas, February Earl Civ
ems. negro boy. was killed by accident
at the Consumers oil mill in East Waco
this morning. He was walking across a
high platform when his foot slipped by
some means and he fell from the plat
form distance OF about thirty feet The
boy lived about half an hour after the
accident. his arm was broken and no
was otherwise hurt internally.
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KINGS CASE NOT TO Be TRIED
DOCKET rs so CROWDED 40 rLACE
CAN NE FOUND FOR 1T.
Not Likcf, 20 pc Taken IN Until tho
March TERM of the Original
Trial Conrt.

Waco, Texas February Tho case OF
Will King, the negro who killed POLES
man Mitchell last fall, Will not be tried
this week, as was Intended The jury
which tried the case in Judge SCOTS
court last week had to be discharged
on account OF the expiration of the court
by limitation. Tao ease was transferred
TO Judge Surratt's court ana an arrange
ment was made 20 try II Frldly, but
the docket has been crowded TO such an
cN,en, that tho ease can not be reached
this week. and 1t is about agreed now
that the case VIII wal; over until the
spring term OF Judge SCOTS court. which
meets March A. klng Is still In the
Cameron Jail, where nc was taken the
night after the discharge OF the jury 10
escape a mon that was to attack the jail
There Is a great desire TO have the case
tried as soon as possible, for the poo
pie want justice meted out.
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Calvert Personals.

|cnIs ,iexAs, February MISSES
apmhs Sama Evans were a. nome to
~ sssi % trends last evening.
Fefross y, at Programme Is being n.e-.
i Ny NJ II i =, i;ertsinment to be given at
'. * " ~ Friday. evening oy .he pas-
EsieS eefs Of the Methodist 1hn-ch.
koesS ~ yeraLiriends. ~ - - -
Resent s.,Ss axe making n operations,
I'm. ~. Inc Yagabond'' /, The near
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Temperance Workers Organized.

Waco, Texas, February 9,-Mrs. Helen
NJ stoddard State president Of the
woman's Christian Temperance Union. is
in the city, Occurring and working In
the cause OF temperance Yesterday even
Ing u local organization was perfected
Mrs j. c. Lees being elected president
ana Mrs. r. Mcdonald secretary and
treasurer. Il is expected TO have strong
organization in this city and Mrs Stod-
dard viii remain until Saturday to get
II In good working order
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Waco. Texas, February Tho new
train on the Houston and Texas Central
puts The Post into Waco at 1850 a.
m. which is several hours before 1t has
ever reached here before. This is much
appreciated by the friends of the paper
in this city and it is fast building up a
good patronage.
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Stone and Marble,

Beaumont, Texas, February 7.-Plans
for the V. Wless fve-story brick building
On tfe corner o. Bonham and Pearl
streets have been completed and it will
oaly be short while until Mr.. W!ess Will
he ready to let the contract. Tie pans
show a magnificent building finish d Ia
ma bic, stone and terra cctta.
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FuneraI OF Miss IIottyvitz.

The funeral Ct Miss Kottwitz VIII take
place this morning at the Jewish Gene
terry. The active pail bearers VIII be
Thlmas Fiaxnan. Isadore Norris, LYMAN
Levy. ChstlCs Wolf. Isaac Wolf and Max
Zwira; honorary, Title Gmbsl, Florsnse
Levy, Sophie Braunig. rAnlie Aafonr,
Rosie Dame nbaum.
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GAR.

New Orleans. February 7.--sugar-- quiet;
open kettle 3h@i; npen kettle centrifugal 40
5-l6; centrifugal yellow ihnf5-, soconds 9M
a. Molasges-Quot. open kettle 20m2o.
syrup 20H30
New York. February 7--3ugar-Raw steady,
mind eInahN
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nurinI OF liiilun Iesher.

The funeral OF Lillian Lgshsr took
place yesterday afternoon from the rcs'-
dencc @; her p9rem.s 5l05 H1ryisbnfg
read. lnterment ct Evergreen. The inl-
s5iee ana Katy wars. Maud Mille- and
Mamie brennan.
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The Ncw nridgc.

Waco, Texas, February THE county
commissioners aud city council, who
have been in Joint session for tho most
OF the week on the matter of building a
bridge across the BRACES river. adjourned
until the 20th instant. Fifteen bids were
submitted but all were rejected but four.
These are in the hands of the consulting
engineer for examination. and as ,oon as
he makes his formal report the plans
VIII be decided upon. The bridge Is
to cos, 100000 and the plans as advor-
tsed for makes the bridge twenty four
foot roadway ANA six foot walk way on
each side The bodies having the mat
ter Ia charge rejected a proposition TO
let the street cars pass over the bridge.
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chiId nnrned 10 nenth.

Cleburne, TexaE. February 6.--iNews has
eeme from Burleson tthis ceuuty) II the
terrible accident (which befell a 2-yesr-
old child cf Mr.. and Mrs. william ROB-
eGts. The mother had been watching, and
while absent from the fire the little ore
ventured 100 near. and caught FIRE. The
mother Was badly burned trying to sive
her baby. Last reports state he burned
ehIli IN a dangerous condition and ex-
pected to I've but Snort lime.
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J,c,. Martin "a Point of Dea,n.

Lzmpasas. Texas, February e.-Mr. Jack
Martin. owner Of The Lsmpasas water
works system and ice plant, was yes
terday at noon discovered unconscious
from what the doctors pronounce apopiexy
OF the brain and his lite is desplired
~
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&ie you nervous, fun down weak aud
dispirited? Take few doses OF HER
BINE. It will infuse new energy new
life into the exhausted ncrvcs. the oyes-
worked brain or muscular system, and
put new face on life ANA business Price
81 ccnts. For sale by 4. Z. Kicsling
Druggist, 5o2 Main street.
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TnE DEATH ROLL.
ME- Alice %. nergcn.

Mrs. Alice e. Bergen, aged Al, wife OF
r. j. Berzen, died al 6 a. m. al 1918 Pres
ton avenue. after a long Illness the
funeral took place yesterday afternoon ~
o'clock. interment az Evergreen ceme-
terry. Rev Mr.. Blown officiating.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York February 7,--Clearlngs $2s5,
SiiHss. balance 'sl01i6.40o.
TsrF February Z Three per cent rcntca
t02f 45c for One account; exchange on Lon
don 25f, i9s for cAecks
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RICE cnowEFs IysrIruTE.
Actual Experienees Are Desired from
the Attendants.

Lake Charles, La. February 7--InEsta-
ID ms have been issued by the board q
trader ahosa circular. giving an outline
Of the programme Of the rice growers
institute:
I'VE enclose you programme OF the
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AccIdentaIIy k,,,oa

.s.sss ( Texas. ys5:u5ry. ..-M5s.
/ fus,., r,lriek was aS,idsn..lly sAss
3 Is KILLED here this afternoon
Va FAD Az with a ball from A pissol
DDS o. :. ripped to the door from re
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THE RICE MARKET.


New Orleans. La, February Trading in
rough rice was on fairly liberal lines for the
season. The demand however was mainly
confined to the medium and batter grades, and
offerings OF these were well aiken up. The
ma rkot closed quiet but strong AT nnchansnd
prices. Clean rice ruled quiet bu, steady
with pr.ces we'll maintained The inquiry
for shipment to Porto Rico st,l continues
brisk. but buyers are looking TO lower prices,
md OFFERINGS today wore a least, i4c below
quotations Top grades keen strong and ~
very moderlte supply Re eirts Of both
rough and clean We're fairly liberal
The quotations are from the official report
OF the New Orleans board Of trade:
Clean Rcc.-Per lO.-Quiot and steady,
2hd3M No nominal. with sctual sales at
3hd5is.
Rough Rice Markc Quiet but strong for
Honduras at eOQfrl l5; quiet Aut strong for
domcatc Japan at 2.2jG3G6 per barrel of lGg
rounds with actual sales az 5000 90 Tor
Honduras rice polish l9,0Od200o per {on
from mills rec bran l3.00Hii00 per ton,
Crowley, La, February The market for
Rough rico continues strong, with light re-
oopls su1 a good demand for all desirable
OFFERINGS In tho open market. Clean rlces are
In active demand aud rong for the better
Grades OF head. Mills arc placing large iotH
with the i0hhaE trade, but not supplying
the demand In full No offers arc being ac-
cbpteu only al fuli values. Quotations;
Head i4r6; siraghts ga screenings 2tsn
&. No 2 iA6tiN Touger, per barrel, l.2jM
31j, bran. ton 500. polish, ton, 1900.
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d e.aa .sp 8. Texas. Fopruary,.l 1.-THE
sc,,on ,, sn Is new in full blast. The
M Do held on the 18th instant
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
Funeral OF Wallie Godfrey.

The funeral OF Wnllie Godfrey at
the Baptist church yesterday after
noon was largely attended. There
We're a large number of Woodmcn and
also delegations from the Women of
lWoodcraft. Pocahontas and Relief
Corps. the three latter societies turn
ing out AS matter of respect for
the bereaved mother who belongs
to the orders. There were two sets
of pail bearers, one from the Wood.
men order and another OF base ball
companions The Woodmcn We're.
VIII Geogelin. Byron Eddy. John
Montelth. G. l.. Hughes. j. i. Hughes.
and r. II Jones: base ball: Mllt
Herrick. r. Hendricks, ID. Hughes. f.
Hoover c. Blnon and H. Killlan
There were many beautiful flow
ers and floral designs, one from the
base ball boys representing cres-
cent. The choir of the Baptist
church assisted the pastor, Rev. Sar-
Der. In the services. and goodly
number followed the remains to
Green mount where they were laid
to rest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
pressmakino parlor,.

have opened dressmaking par
lars in the Goodman building. form
eriy occupied by Mrs. Holiibaugh. op-
posite The Herald office. Have had
sixteen years experience in cuttins
and hitting and guarantee satisfaction
Prices reasonable. WIN also do re
pair work and cleaning for both la
dies ana gentlemen.
MRS. L. +. BOuNls.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
Card Of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to express
their thanks and appreciation of the
kindness of friends and neighbors
during our late bereavement. md
they can rest assured their tokens OF
friendship and good viii makes our
burden lighter.
MIR, AND MRS. w. ]. GODFREY
AND FAMILY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
THE EASTERN HOTEL.
Second Avenue Between Eighth and
Ninth Streets.

Has been thoroughly renovated,
cleaned. and newly furnished, The
dining room is one OF the attractive
features. and the best the market af-
fords will he served to its patrons
Pleasant furnished rooms in connec.
tion. MRS. MARY REVoY.
Proprietress.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

The only ocouiist nld dentist who
Is II graduate OF university or
school lat requires qualification.
VIII meet any cut under the sun.
DIR. DOWDEY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
Fulton Market.

Lard at Wholesale prices. Pure.
home made. unadultorated;
3pound pail. 35c.
5-pound pail soc.
1o-pound pail. si,i0.
Best lard put on the market Try
a pail and be convinced.
FULTON MARKET.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

The summer seaeon is at hand and
the place To secure n bottle OF beer
and dutch lunch" Is at the La Pla-
tn Bottling works.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Experienced skirt and waist hands
wanted. also apprentices, Apply to
Madame Mermet. dressmaking depart
ment, Gradens,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Gartin has just received another
shipment OF olive wheels. They are
beauties.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Rate of ST. for the round trip to
Telluride and return. Tickets on
sale June 20 and 20. good to return
until the 3oth. This rate Is open to
everybody
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
0est Baths In the City
Al Wesie' Helms.

Kisagetcum ia absolutely the best
hair tonic. Guaranteed to remove
dandruff and invigorate and prevent
hair from falling out. Try II and be
convinced. At Wesley Helms barber
shop.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
No rha, Any Good Would Win "

should he provided with good health and every
one who would hay. good health should romem.
ber that pure rich blood is the first requisite
Hood, sar-aparilla, by giving good blood and
good health. has helped many u man 10 success
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Buy your hose OF Chapman. He
guarantees every foot of IL. Prices
lowest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Talking don't go. but FOR the best
shave and hair cut the City Barber
Shop is the leader. Under Colorado
State bank.
NEER 4 RUpERSDORF.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
GO TO cukhA'S FOR BEST
BATHS AND BEST WORK.
o.o.r.yior whl..i... absolutely pur.llaso,
Another.

Six-room frame house and two lots
on Boulevard In splendid residence
section. Price $4,000 on easy pay
ments. Campbell and lockwood.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
Acut.

A Cut.
Folsom is the only man. A full set
OF teeth. s.. guaranteed. Extracting
free. Gold filings so cents and up.
Crown and bridge teeth 81.
W II. FOLSOM.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

The City Barber shop. under Colo
RADIO state bank. runs three chairs
You don't have to wait.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

The Coor beer is not surpassed
anywhere. You can always get II at
Ulberts
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Families served with Coor's beer.
Telephone No. IL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
Eor Sale,

For Sale.
A well built Sroom house. good To-
cntion, 100 feet front lawn, WIN be
sold at q bargain. Part cash. balance
on time. p. o. Box 5l3.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Shaving and hair cutting by only
nrst-clasg workmen. T. Il. DaN
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24

Several of the Fort Lewis Indian
school teachers will spend their vaca.
tion in the east this summer Mr.
Simon Redbird will leave for his old
home at North Port. Mich. in few
days and will later attend conven
tion of Indian educators July 3 to
IL, at Detroit, and Is to 20 at Buff
falo. Mr.. Redbird is instructor in
the carpentering department at the
school and is n finished mechanic.
OF the lady teachers who will attend
the above meetings are Miss McDer-
mott. Miss Warner. Miss Watson and
Miss McDcnald. II Is the intention
to make one party.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-24
FOR SALE.

S. KING CHUNG STOCK OF CHIN
EsE AND JAPANESE GOODS, AT
THE OLD STAND, ON SECOND
STREET, BEGINNING WEoNEs-
DAY, JUNE 1s, FROM 10 O'CLOCK
A. M. TO 12 O'CLOCK NJ AND FROM
2 TO O'CLOCK p. M.
F. eALLoTTL
Administrator.