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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
DO YOU CARRY INSURANCE.

II not. call on Campbell 4 Rock
wood for both fre and life. Best aKen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
The Latest and Ra.t.

hair cut call at Wesley Helms barber
shop.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

GO TO cuNHA's FOR sEsT
BATHS AND BEST WORK.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

Soft drinks. cool and refreshing. at
], l.. Williams
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THF
First National Bank
RESOURCES,

at Durango, in the state of Colorado, at the
close Of business, Sept. 30, 1901.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
DR.. ] w. LACKEY
- Ia II am. 2 tod pm. aud evenings.
Oliccs Moved 10 Williams
Block Over Parsons
tphonc ~ red.l

Families served with Coor's beer
Telephone No. II.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
For Rent.

For Rent.
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Address 363 Park avenue
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

STATE OF CoLoRADo,
County OF La Plata 81
|, VIM. p Waite. cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment l. true To the best Of my knowledge and
belief WIN. ?. VALE.
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this nth
day Of Oct, 1901
WALTER Y. WEIonrMAN,
sEALl Notary Public.
Ny commission expires May "a, 1904.
CosRgCr-A ttest
z. CAMP,
CuAs. II, Toll,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

See our line OF samples for mems
and ladies' tailormado suits. Salts
faction guaranteed.
CARPENTER 4 BURLAN
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
CAMPBELL & LOCKWOOD.

Furnished house for rent. Call or
address 54S Fifth avenue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

DIR, &. ID. Warner. Dear Sir:
have used your Compound of Seven
Cures, the great cancer cure and blood
purifier. with excellent results.
can recommend It for the purposes foI
which II is given. know of two
cases of cancer which were given W
by the doctors. but were cured by DR.
Warmers Compound OF Seven Cures
Yours truly, J. II. MANN,
For sale by ]. l.. Parsons,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

o, o. r.y,or ws,..i.. ar. guaranteed pure
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14
Just EiepAntl
Those new bath tubs Mt Tom Davis

. o. ,.,.o, ~pa--. a.. ~. .,p.r.~-. 1000, Va.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-14

Indians were filing out of town all
morning.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
MINES OF WALL STREET.

c. w. Caryl has ccmme need sinking
the Tom Boy and on Mondav strike OF
ore was maoe. They were down only
fifty fee, and celore th!, sITlke they
were in ore ~hich will ruu from 81 10
$50 and this is better.
The Lucky Star has shipped two cais
of high grade ole this week tn the SIN H.
ers. This ore IS ~, ming as high as Soooo
10 the ton. Their low grade is running
Sac 10 $50 to the ton. There are, how
ever. only four men on rock work, al
though there are some eleven men EN-
ployed d, the mine. The superin,end
ent says he could get out forty tons every
twenty-iour hours. AS It is they are
averaging forty to sixty tons every
month. They have been shipping about
ten months. At present they are drift
ing. Stopping and developing, and are
down 33S feet.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
VIII MOI Return
-. =
U||I| Tomorrow
STRIKERS CAN'T WIN.
Fight Is just But Contracts Preclude
Success.

Fight !. just Hnt Contracts Pr-ciud.
Success.
Denver. Jan. 24-The legislative in.
ves,igatng committee is not expected to
return 10 Denver until tomorrow. When
it returns il will be able to report salts
factorily the miners side Of the question
A few days will be required to get at the
operators side. as the Colorado Fuel &
Iron com oanv is preparing for Wig
orous contest. The Northern COMPANY
will make no great effort to effect the
legislative mind, but will content itself
with general shut down and close mouth
policy The best the committee will do
is to effect public sentiment and this it
will try to do only after an exhaustive
examnation The fact is. the committee
learns tha, the men are underpaid. but
il, also, learns that the men have con-
trac,ed their services IN the southern
field Voluntarily and for period whose
existence is such as TO render the strike
aim ). impossible OF success.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
|N 5 EdW0|d Now
He e'SKI1g.YeK10N
EDWARD is KING.
Great Pageant in Honor of Engiand's New


Great Pageant in Honor of Engiand's New
Ruler
London, Jan. 24-The proclamation
announcing the elevation OF King Ed
ward VII, was read at ST. James by
William Henry Welden. knight at arms
at clock this morning. General Rob
erts and staff led the procession with a
great band and the 5th guards. the
band playing God Save the King" a
varis ton OF the old air
The family of Queen Victoria saw and
heard the demonstration from Marl'
borough house and saw the grand
cavalcade on the Mall. headed by Lord
Roberts, in tull uniform and carrying the
marshal's baton. God Save the King
proclaimed the heralds and the people
applauded and took up the acclaim,
"God Save the King" shouted herald
and manservant. maidservant haber
lasher and banker, and the children took
up the cry, God Save the King For
half century they had heard only. God
Save the Queen
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
BULLY BOULDER GIRLS.


They Organize for Charity and are Hard
Society girls are going to do some.
thing. The dear girls have resolved
that the world is their oyster the same as
mems and they are going to peep into It,
They have wisely determined that there
is pleasure in doing good and that fold
ed hands and arms. the gewgaws of
society and the alurements of the novel
are not the be e-all and the end all of ex-
istence. All praise to the Boulder girls
who met at the elegant home of Miss
Laura Dodge Yesterday They organ
Ized for charity and are already at it,.
Does one ask what can tine girls do?
The answer is. whatever their hands
find to do they will 90 in the blessed
name of Charity. They will procure
flowers for the sick-thats something.
They will make sheets and pillow cases
for the hosp,tal-that's more and to the
point. They will do many things and
will be foremost in charitable work
Miss Jennie Wise was elected secretary.
There is to be no president. They will
meet from hous. to house and each
young hostess will be the chairman If
the meeting in her own house. Now
tina, idea is worth their having met at
home OF Miss Laura Dodges yesterday.
1t is novel and worthy copyright. All
hail Boulder society girls who have or.
ganzed for Charity The Camera re.
stores them 10 its esteem and affection.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
PEOPLES FORUM.
Boulder, Jan. "a, 1901

Boulder, ian. "a, 1901.
Editor Camera.
Dear Sir:-My views as to the reading
Dom are that it should be kept up and
should have a prominent room IN the
council chamber with a museum and
mineral exhibit. under the care of the
city clerk, without extra care or expense.
Everybody will help fill 1t and care for
it. will loan II as starter, lot OF fine
mineral specimens and cuIlositles and
several specimens in natural history, and
will be one of twelve that will care tor
the r.om one month free, it got up in
this way, free to every rybody. Who will
be next? Iremain yours
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
CLAIMS CONTESTED.

Receiver B. K. Kimberly OF the te3 eral
land office was occupied yesterday hear
ing the contest of Frank Garfield against
w. L Beach over mineral claim in Boul-
der county known as the X P. lode, stu
ated in the Sugar Loaf Mining district.
Garfield claims the property and on The
stand Yesterday testified tn at he had ac-
complis.. cd the amount OF assessment
work each year prescribed by law up to
time Beach applied for patent, July 26.
1870. On the other hand, Beach states
the requisite assessments have not been
made. The case was continued until to
day.-Denver News.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
ASSAULT ON KING.

London. Jan. 24-Du,,ng the parade
today by.s,anders were borrhed TO see
man hurl something at the king. 1t
looked like package filled with dyna-
mite, but proved TO be a package Of
documents the king had ordered. Lon
don brrathed IN re freely
Daily camera., 1901-01-24

Boulder Democrats are gnashing their
teeth over failure of local aspirants to
get place on the local land board.
These gentlemen should remember that
the race is not alway to the swift. There
are gubernatorial plums yet on the tree.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
ROD KING INSANE.

Peculiar Conduct of Well Known Engineer
and Politician.
Denver. Jan. 24-Rod S. King, deputy
state engineer and well known Demo
cratic politician, escaped from n S
mothers house this morning and the
police are looking for him. While no.
violent, Mr. King Is mentally unbalanced
and his friends are greatly alarm d by
his conduct.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
TOOK THEIR PICTURES.

Denver, Jan 24-The legislature posed
for an nour and half this morning while
a photographer took the pictures OF the
senators and members.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24

No one should forget the benent to be
given for the aid of the hot tamale
man. Buy ticket and help this worthy
cause along. 1t is understood the family
are left without dollar and that the
cause is an entirely worthy one,
Daily camera., 1901-01-24

Uncle Ben Bounds was down from
Magnolia today to drink deep draughts
OF wisdom from the Vincent fountain
head. Uncle Benjamin elories in all re-
suits which have brought glory and profit
TO Vincent, Merwin & Co.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

the Boulder electric road may not be
able TO run later
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
THE QUEENS FUNERAL.

Cowes, Isle oi WI. b., AN 24-The
funeral OF Queen VicCorla viii ccur Feb.
2, the bod, leaving 0 borne house Feb.
| tor London
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
THE BOERS REGRET.

Pretoria. Jan. 74-Tne death OF the
queen has caused universal sorrow. Ev
en- the burghers exhibit signs OF sorrow,
especially because Queen Victoria was
known to have deplored the war
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
EVEN COMMON CLAY

Me It's In the PTe.ence Of Royalty That II
Dead.
Cowes. Isle OF Wight, Jan. 24-At IL
o'clock this morning the royal family lis.
tened to reading Of portion of the Epls-
copal service for the dead. read by The
Bishop of Winchester. The public were
admitted TO the room few minutes this
afternoon. Griet of the common people
was aft .cting
Daily camera., 1901-01-24

The members of the Woman's Relief
Corps will give dance at Armory hall
February 9th tor the purpose of raising
funds for charitable purposes. Price OF
tickets, 50 cents couple.
MRS. E. d. ADAMS.
Chairman of Ex
Daily camera., 1901-01-24

Every day some man or men drop IN
TO order Bryans "Conmoner" with either
the Camera or Tribune. Every Demo.
era, needs these papers 10 his business.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
PRACTICAL TO THE END.

Chicago. Jan. 24-Ph,l d. Armour's
will just opened leaves sI,ooo,ooo to the
Armour institute for the foundation of a
great technical school.
Daily camera., 1901-01-24
DOM PAUL'S OPTICS.

Utrecht, Jan. 24-An operation has
been performed on President Kruger s
ewes, The operation was successful.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28

Arrangements have been made for the
appearance here of Alba Haywood. the
orince of comedians, and his excellent
company on next Saturday evening, the
seth. Mr.. Haywood has, during the past
ten years, appeared in all the rrincipr!
towns and cities in the United States, AND
established reputation of which he is
Justly proud.
He has returned many times TO inc
same places, always meeting with unquall'
fed success. From the opening to the
close of his season he is greeted every
where with large and delighted audiences
The reasons for his great success artistic
allv and financially are obvious. Ills
comedy is always bright and delightfully."-
refreshing, and while convulSes his audi
ences with laughter, there is never the
faintest Suggestion of coarseness or Vul'
carity. His success in securing the very
best artists to support him, his desire tc
equal or exceed the promises made in his
advertising, and steadfast determination
to *always keep the confidence of the
people" These principals cafetuily tnl
lowed out have made his name a house
hold word and a positive guarantee OF
tifst-class performance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Ulmer Locals.
March 25, 1901.

UIMER, March 25.-We need dentist
Some of us suffer unnecessarily, ali fol
the lack of 'tooth tiXer."
Some of our farmers are through plant
ING corn; watermclons and cotton will be
the next order of the day.
A few of the town folks enjoyed So
ciable at DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Harters
Thursday evening. On account of the
inclement weather the circle was small.
Master Wilbur Tooten was twelve
years old last Saturday; he celebrated the
event by'a big birthday dinner. Nearly
all the lads and lassics in the neighbor-
hood were there, numbering about twcn-
ty-eight, besides few grown up folks.
They report big dinner and plenty of
fun.
Miss Ella Weekley left this morning,
to the regret of her many newly-made
friends.
Mrs. S. f. Timer returned to her home
in Barnwell last Friday.
Prof. Clayton and Mr.. Best went to q
rainbow party in Ehrhardt Friday night
Our Professor brought home one of the
prizes, but we won't say which one.
Anyhow he's good teacher; we don't
suppose he finished his course in sewing.
Mr.. W. J. Kearse visited the kearse
neighborhood Sunday. There's no place
like home"
Among our visitors last week were
seen Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goodson, Messrs.
Clarence and Edgar Kearse, and others.
QUAKER.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Cl0d Homer Writes Again.

EptToR BAMBERG HERALD:-1n your
last weeks paper I noticed Mr.. c. A. P's
objection to what wrote March 10th on
whiskey. I said that the man who drank
whiskey was on the road to ruin, and G,
A. P. asked me the question, if l had
ever taken a drink. Yes, I have, and
commenced ON one of Mr.. c. A. P.'s lit
tie, very little drinks. Then | entered
the primary school; the second drink =
little larger one, and got along fast in
the school. So took third still larger
drink and thought I knew more than
my teacher; I soon was a freshman and
sophomore My tuition was so high,
much higher than eur college prepara-
tory schools. Yes, it was higher than a
medical doctors bill, which you know is
ruinous. Then / saw :Aat the way OF
the traAsgfessor was hard, and left the
school.
Now, Mr.. G. A. p, he that knoweth
my will and doeth it, shall be rewarded;
and he that doeth it not and teacheth
others not to do it, it would be better for
him that a milestone was hung around
his neck and he be cast into the sea.
Yes, whiskey is ruinous, for no drunk
ard can enter heaven. Again, whis-
key, you are ruinous because you steal a
mans brain, dethrone his reason, destroy
his conscience, and utterly obliterate
every ennobling sentiment of honor in
him.
Yes, ruinous whiskey, thou art curse
To soul; to body and to purse,
And the many sad orphans faces tell
That whiskey's place should be down
in hell.
Just ask them children coming yonder
If Santa Claus to them did come,
They answer no, my dear dead father
Drank all his money up in rum.
CLoD HOPPER
Bamberg, S. c., March 25, 1901.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
l,lear Pond Dots.

We are having some very bad weather
now. Sunday was our regular preaching
day, and there were but very few who at
tended on account of the weather.
Miss Belle Sandifer was missing at
Sunday-school Sunday afternoon, on &C
count of her illness.
Mr. Julius Sandifer, of Denmark, visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Sandi-
fer, Sunday.
Miss Essie Free, of Banfberg, is visiting
Misses Lottie and Clemmie Mitchell.
Miss Gillie Smoak was the guest OF
Misses Ottry and Florrie Sandifer Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Leila Sandifer, of Spring Branch,
is visiting relatives at Clear Pond this
week
Mrs. H. NJ. Sandifer and daughters,
Pearle and Lessie. visited at Mr.. Tommie
Folks Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Angus Beard, of Colston,
visited our Sunday-school Sunday after
noon.
The young folks are anxious for the
good Friday picnic to take place, for
they are anticipating pleasant time.
Miss Leila Bennett spent Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Alice Sandifer.
F.
March o5. 1901.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Cotton Growers Association.

TO the Cotton Growers of South Caro-
lima:
At the earnest request of Hon. Harvie
Jordan, of Georgia, president of the
Southern Cotton Growers Protective as
sociation, and prominent farmers in this
State, | issue this call for the farmers of
our State to meet at their respective court
houses on the first Monday in April to
consider the advisability of reducing the
acreage for the present year, also to dis
cuss ways and means for protecting the
price of our staple from present manipula-
tions. II the cotton acreage of the south
be increased, the price of cotton will 60
down to cents next fall, which will re-
suit in the greatest financial calamity that
has befallen the southern farmer IN years.
Now is the time for action, because the
price of the staple next season will be
fixed according to the acreage planted
this spring.
| Let every cotton farmer in this State at
tend these county meetings on the first
Monday in April, and determine to pro-
tect their property from utter annihila-
| ton. j. c. WILBoRN,
Pres S. G. Cot. Growers Pro. Assn.
This call is directed to every planter in
the county, and every planter should be
directly interested in the object OF the
meeting just in proportion to the part
that his cotton crop plays in his scheme
for success or family support The range
in prices for cotton the past two years
has clearly and impressively demon
stratcd the effect of supply, and if the key
to remunerative prices is.the supply, then
the problem of the grower is the control
of that supply. We do not attempt to
put forth any plans for such action on
the part of the farmers, but we do assert
that anything effective must grow out of
concert, after mature deliberation. 1t
seems to us that now is the opportune
time to begin, through deliberation,
plans of concert that must lead to the
control, in part at least, by the farmer,
the price of his own toll. To advance
this very object, which can be pursued IN
a most praisworthy manner, the farmers
of this county should meet in the court
house at Bamberg, as requested by Presl-
dent Wilborn in the notice above, where
we are assured addresses will be made by
such prominent citizens as Senator May
field and Representatives Crum and Bos-
tick, and others who desire to take part
in the discussions.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Ehrhardt Etchings.

EHRHARDT, March 25.-Dr. j. ii
Roberts has just returned from Allendale
and reports that his father is convalesccni
Miss Lillian Furman is suffering from
severe attack of rheumatism.
Riley HERS. of Three Mile Creek, had
his stables and corn house destroyed by
fire last Tuesday.
An apron sociable was given to the
young folks, by Mr.. and Mrs. |. ". Carter
OH last Friday evening. Each lady
brought an apron to be hemmed by a
gentleman. After the aprons were
finished and handed in, the Judges award
ed first prize to DR.. J. II. Roberts and
BOBBY prize to Willie Clayton.
Jacob Ehrharlt and family are visiting
Mrs. Ehrhardt's parents at Newberry,
sc.
The ball tomorrow night at Lodge will
he well represented from here.
A crowd of about twenty will attend
the Alba Haywood entertainment IN BAN
berg next Saturday evening.
J. y. Quattlebaum is in Walterhoro
this week with stock.
Mr.. J. G.. We>tcrland has opened a
green grocery and meat market on Main
street above l. D. Copeland's.
GE COI..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Olar News.

OLAR, March 26.-Mr. Ernest Free
visited Sycamore Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Cook made u flying trip tt
Allendale Sunday.
Mr.. J. L. Morris and Judge NJ. ID. Reid
went to Bamberg to-day on business.
Mr.. =. II. Starr has bought some fine
timber in the Olom's Bridge section, and
is preparingto move his saw mill there.
Mr.. J. L. Watts, former section fore
man for the S. A. L. at this place, has
been transferred. Mr. johnson takes
Mr.. Watt>'s place. Mr.. Watts and family
left for their home in Richland county
to-day.
Some of our farmers expect to plant
cotton this week.
Our little town is very dull at present:
as consequence news is very scarce.
G.. w. NJ. Williams. Jr., Esq, was in
town last week, looking upa house. All
rumors are that Mr.. Williams will locate
here soon. +. =. L.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
School Closing.

The Carriers school closed March 16,
1901. Prof. ]. a. +. Black, of Smoak's,
the instructor examined, the children in
their studies to show their parents what
they could do if they would only give
them chance. Then we had the pleas
ure of hearing the following program:
Music-Come and join us to-day.
Opening address-Hattie Wingo.
We are Marching Clarence Bryant.
I'm very Small-Rosa Lee Eyer.
The Lord is Good-Hubert Davis.
Sweeping-Aris Bryant.
Love My Mother-Essie Davis.
Temperance Addrcss-Hammon Green.
Kind Words-Florrie Green.
Some Little Boys-Dannie Stephens.
I'll be your Wife-Carrie Garvin.
An awful Fly-Herbert Jones.
Bessie is Beautiful-Lucy Wingo.
Music-Hc Loves Me Too.
My Grandpa-Geo. Williams.
Thanksgiving Day-Mamie Williams.
NV Pet Lamb-Wilie Williams.
A Little Girls Fancies-Silyie Will
liams.
A Boys Don'ts-Jasper Stevens.
A Dialogue By six girls.
The Six Hundred-Anna Garvin.
The Queen of England-Bruce Viii
liamS.
The Grave-Mattie Garvin.
Music-Dumdidum
A Leap for Life-B. J. Williams.
A Soldier-R. W. Wingo.
IfIWere Voice-AIinnie Green.
Golden Rulcs-By seven boys and five
girls.
Three Words of Strength-J. W.
Walker.
The Soldiers Wife-Annie Crosby.
Vanity of Human Pride--Minnie
Wingo.
My Mother-Lina Crosby.
Nathan Hale-Hattie WingO.
Ruels of Behavior-Rosa a. Garvin.
Closing Address-Minnie Green.
Prof. r. G. Mcmillan, Of Denmark,
being present gave an able talk on longer
school terms. Next on the program was
dinner, and think everybody enjoyed it,
WILLIE STEPHENS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Cases for Court.

There is a heavy criminal docket for
the approaching term of court. The fol-
lowing persons are in jail awaiting trial:
Lot Preacher-horse stealing.
Aaron Notwithstanding and
larceny,
Wilmot Waiker-bpfglary.
Henry Dortch- -househreaking and lar
ceny.
Charlie Notwithstanding and
larceny.
Robert Smalls-murder.
J. 3. JoncS-murder.
All of the above are negroes except
one, Mr.. J. B. jones.
There IS also . large civil calendar,
and court will no doubt last fully two
weeks
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
DelinQuent Officials.

The final reports from the county su-
perintendents of schools for Bamberg,
Chesterfield, Horny, Spartanhurg, Union
and Williamsburg are still missing. Until
all of these reports are in hand the $780,
600 of dispensary money cannot be dis
tributed. 1t looks like shame that every
other county in the State has to wait
until the final returns are received from
the above county superintendent: Some
Of these superintendent may have sent
in incomplete reports, but what is wanted
is the final and correct report which could
have been sent in the first Instance
Columbia correspondence News and
Courier.