Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-04

rangements for the burial Beside
the store. deceased had shares In the
Columbia Building 4 Loan associa-
the amount OF which is not definitely
known.
indian Trader H. +. T. Simpson is
IN town today from Canon Gaillyo,
N. NJ.
Bring your job work to The Herald.
The best work and at reasonable
prices.
Late voters should remember the
water bonds. Pure water should be
the watch word.
Henry j. Arnold has moved from
Florence to Denver. where he will be
permanently located.
e.. q. Perkins is once more able to
be out. His friends congratulate him
upon his recovery from long siege
OF illness.
j. Sleeth. who was in from Bayfield,
yesterday, returned this morning. Mr.
Sleeth has a position with d. C. Coul-
son at that place.
Mr.. Williams, of the firm of Jarvis
Williams. will occupy the Frank
Barnes residence. corner of 4th ave-
nue. and 10th street
II advertisers want to reach the
people they must do SO through The
Herald. Blackmailing sheets are
soon dropped by the people.
ihe Famous has just received fine
line of shoes in all the latest styles,
the stock comprising some OF the neat
est as well as cheapest articles on the
market
There's heaps OF pretty things at
Graden's. Some of the cutest col
lars and articles OF neckwear. Did
you notice the hair ornaments. bows
and "sich".
J. 4. Brewer left this morning for
Kansas City. where he goes on bust
ness, but Will endeavor to get little
pleasure out of the trip. He ought
to strike good weather after the late
stormy March.
1t Is seldom any community witness
es SO quiet an election as the one in
Durango today. 1t is better So This
getting up a big fight and arousing
III feeling Is bad, especially when
| there is no necessity for doing so.
Dr. Dowdey is moving in the three
front rooms over Hansen's shoe store
where he will have more room for his
fast growing business. Hood has
liked them up with the finest paper in
his shop. He thinks there is nothing
too fine for the doctor
| Miss DE la Vergne, who returned a
couple OF days ago. reports very en-
Joyable winter in "Old Missouri" a
state she also thinks takes the lead.
OF course excepting Colorado. Miss
DE Ia Vergne says people there are OF
n happy disposition and enjoy life.
and as they have been prospered. are
able to do so in good shape.
| X. l.. vinyard left for Pueblo this
morning where he is subpoenaed TO
appear as witness in the case of
Mrs. II. Il. Stoiber for boycotting the
Arastra postoffice. Mr.. Vinyard ap-
pears as government witness. Mrs.
| X j. Mccartney, pOstmistress a. Sill
verton was also a passenger for the
same pace and for the same purpose.
Tickets for the State University
Glee club are going rapidly There
Will undoubtedly be crowded house.
Everyone likes good music and natur-
ally everyone Will want to attend.
There are rs mebers in the club. all
III good training. The chorus work
Is said to be very fine, while the solo
lists and specialists have won the high
est praise. BE sure to CO. You'll
be sorry II you don't. The opera
house. Friday evening
The funeral services of S. King
Chung VIII be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the Presbyterian
| church. Deceased was well known
and respected by his patrons. who will
doubtless be anxious to pay last
tribute to his memory by means OF
their attendance at his funeral rites.
For this reason those in charge have
arranged to hold the services in the
| church.
Mr.. Burweli of the house is a most
persistent hunter OF relics and anti
| quities. Eighteen years ago he was
residing near Golden and spent some
time in digging out a petrined palm
tree at the foot of Table mountain.
near Golden. Yesterday, in rem
iniscent mood. he stood in ole OF the
windows OF the chamber OF the house
OF representatives and pointed out
places in sight along the foothills.