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Reliable and Gentle,

"a pills a pill" says the saw. But
there are pills and pills. You want a
pill which is certain, thorough and gen.
tie. Mustn't gripe. DeWit,'s Little Early
Risers fill the bill Purely vegetable.
Do not force but assist the bowels TO act.
Strengthen and invigorate. Small and
easy to take. Gilbert Bros.
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StSrped Into Live Coals.

when a child l burned my foot fright
fully writes w. II. Eads, of Jonesville,
Va, which caused horrible leg sores for
30 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salye
wholly cured me after everything else
failed" Infallible for Burns, Scalds,
Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by
w. w. Potter 4 Co. 25c.
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nsrs rrutA TIA. Poetry.

Editor-How 10 II we have noNAAG
from Rhymsr this week.
Assistsnt-Hs's In the hospital.
Editor-0o! What's the troubls7
Assistant-Appsndisitis.
Editor-Um-yss, Of course. Poets
usually run 70 seed sooner OF Later
Chicago Daily News.
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For SALE-Property on Walnut street
corner 10th, frontage 347 feet. west side
73sH, east $50, south $50. One seven
room frome house with bath, hot and
cold water. One FIVE room frame house.
large barn and log cabin. Grounds well
planted with fruit trees. grapes, etc.
Price $1,000. Apply on premises.
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]. w. Labbo has heard from his "
year old son, who lett Boulder last sum.
mer. and now feels less disconsolate.
Willie is in California aud the father has
his address, after having secured the
country and been TO great expense to 10
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nae. r,..h s.,.r.sssssa.

Mrs.. Nylss-Hsrss horse on tho
card named Albert; why not put your
money on him?
Mrs stylss-I wouldn't think OF
such a thing! Ny husbands name 10
Albert, and he's always late In gst-
tin1 in.-Yonksrs Statesman.
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Mrs Given, manager Of the Brookheld.
has a fine establishment in the Lane
building. Besides = modern, up to date
dining room. she has cosy waiting rooms
apd private dining rooms for little par
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FoR SALE-A mineral cabinet consist.
ing of valuable ores from the largest
mines in tie state of Colorado. The
actual value OF this bunch OF minerals is
sag Viii be sold cheap as party is
leaving the state. 1916 Grove ST. I7I
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4 NEW DEAL IN REAL ESTATE.
Stearns & Riddle offer 7-room
psessed brick house for SI.8oo-S3oo
cash, balance S25 per month. In case OF
the death OF purchaser property TO be
decided to heir with no further pay.
mentS. Investigate.
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Grand Millinery Sale, beginning
Saturday Nov. p, ending Dec. lst.
All trimmed and street hats 90 re-
gardleSs Of cost, to make room for
Holiday goods. SAM NICOL,
2I6 2O16 18th Street.
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Joseph Luxon. who was down from
Ward today. said it showed hard all day
Sunday. The B. & N. is shipping
heavily, the Texas has steamed up for
work, the Morning Star has resumed
and Ward generally IS looking up.
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The Reason.

Mr.. Frontpew-I am glad you bslong
TO our church choir. my dear; II y such
an orderly organizations; l never So
you whispering TO one smother during
services
Mrs. Froatpew-No; none OF Us are
on spsskine tsrms.-Ohio STATE Jour
nal.
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s.,.risr ssal ., Rstsetl 1 o.tt.
Co H hop after drill Tuesday night.
r.. Late for Rexrets.

Tee Late for Regrets.
Tired of life and the ever-present
necessity of earning his daily bread
by working, he had taken dose OF
carbolic acid and lain down to die.
But the meddlesome doctors
pumped him out and saved him to So
ciety.
"Oh, Horseel" moaned his wife,
leaning over him, "why did you take
that awful stuR7 Laudanum would
have been less painful and 20 much
surer!"-Chicago Tribune.
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East Front Lots in University Place,
close in and on car line. Offered at =
bargain for cash by
J.W. RICHARDSON & Co.
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II can't be expected that every one
should favor an independent telephone
system. but when the majority want 1t
they should have il.
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Boulder Catholics netted about 81 900
on their fair. At the same time Long.
mont was holding one and D. c. Donovan
phones that they nettcd $1,000.
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Robert Strain has returned from San
Luis Valley. where he went to visit an
uncle. Bob is the popular assistant TO
Mr. Giller at the passenger station,
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HAVE GOT TO MOVE.

On account Of baving to vacate our
present quarters. and to reduce our
stock for the mex. 80 days we will sell
at cost. S B BORDER & Son.
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The chorus OF the Friday Musical
club will meet for rehearsal At the home
of Miss Ziemer, I7c4 Pine street, Friday
at ago o'clock.
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Auditor Dickson. who left last Thurs
day for Boston because of the illness OF
his sister. arrived few hours before her
death. which sad event occurred Sunday
afteyunnn
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December 9Th is the date of the grand
military ball at the armory. Co. H will
have many prominent guests from Den
yer and elsewhere. Is
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The Thanksgiving dinner is incom-
plete without hne young goose. Joe
Hocking has some Of the best Of them
and all other fowl ever offered in Boul
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Mrs Fred Kohler IT,. was agreeably
surprised on returning home from two
months visit in eastern cities 10 find an
elegant piano in her parlor.
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Phone 3I7 Black. We want your tea
and coffee business. If our goods don't
give satisfaction they cost you nothing.
IMPERIAL TEA Co., 2o73-I7.h St.
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W. S. Wade has opened a warehouse
a, All Spruce street and will soon have
store for the sale OF the Hon: Com
fort ranges,
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Miss Roberta Wright daughter Of
Mayor R. r. Wrigh, Of Denver Is visit
ing her cousin Mss Alfredl Whitaker.
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Mrs Dickson, wife OF the auditor OF
the c. and N. has returned from visit
With Mrs Sayer at Denver.
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BuCkWhedt
Flour-the pure article
at Coulehdn's.
EASY MONEY

for anyone. man or woman, boy or girl,
who has few srare moments. We pay
liberal cash commission and give valr'
able premiums tor new subscriptions.
Send two.cent stamp for cash offer, prem.
ium list, and sample copy to
THE NATIONAL SPORTSMAN.
63 Kilby ST., Boston, Mass.
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Turkeys. geese, ducks, chickens. all
kind. Of poultry at Jos. Hockings mar
ket. Get in your Thanksgiving orders
early,
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William Mott came down from Phoe
nix, today to become the victim of the
Elks tonight.
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Miss L. Randall has returned from a
short trip to Denver bringing with her
her aunt, Mrs Sinkey.
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Mrs Robert Harris Of Denver is guest
Of Mrs George r. Williamson. The
baby is here, of course,
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Mr. and Mrs J. D. Lower Of Denver.
are the guests OF Rev. b. F. Powelson
corner 18th and Spruce Streets.
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The house OF Charlie Snyder is pro
crossing rapidly and will be handsome
addition to Maple.on.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

THANKSGIVING SENVICE.
The union Thanksgiving service Of the
churches Of Boulder will be held Thurs
lay morning at II o'clock at the Baptist
church. Rev. DR.. ] NJ. Wilson bas been
appointed to deliver tAe sermon by the
Boulder Ministerial association.
REV. PAYsoS YOUNG.
Secretary.
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Miss Helen Wilson and Mrs Morris OF
Longmont. spent Saturday and Sunday
with Boulder relatives.
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II you have rheumatism or
catarrh call at Fonda's drug store
and oct a bottle Of Mes-ca for SOC.
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"Never saw Jimtown look as we'll as
n,w and hav. seen mining IN the camp
for twenty years." said William Brown
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Mrs NJ. J. Austin and daughter OF
Grand Junction are here for two weeks
stay, stopping at the hom. Of Judge G.
s. Adams.
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Centennial State lodge A. o U. w.
b IS made preparations for a very 10
teres,ing time OF it tonight
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If our goods suit You tell others, II
they don't, tell ~. IMPERIAL TEA Co
Phone 3I7 Black. 2az3-i7th St. I3u
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DR.. Culver. veterinarian of Longmont,
has been appointed by the state secre.
,ary board sheep inspector for Bouldss
couaty
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Rev Kenyon and wife and Mrs Smith
G. Ward are at Hygiene for q weeks
stay.
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After Saturday Mes.ca Will sell
for one dollar.
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0eess. Geeae, Geese!

Nothing equal to those at Hooking S
ior this years Thanksgiving eating.
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Tickets for the Thanksgiving football
game are on sale at Maxwell 4 Green
mans.
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You never saw such GEESE as Joe
Hooking has laid in ior this weeks con
sumption.
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Mrs Beard has returned from several
days " sit in Denver.
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weary willi.'. wisAe..

Angry-Looking Woman-You 90
away from here or I'll call my hus-
band.
Weary William-Ysr husband amt
at 'oms.
woman-How dyer know he sin't7
Weary William--Tvs allus noticed,
mum, that when . man 10 married to
. woman what looks Nike you do. he's
never At 'oms except at meal times
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Roy Chase has returned from lew
days stay in Denver.
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The wife Of Commissioner Joe Andrew
has found her cloak through = Camera
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c. Coles ad-not c. Coles sad; he
Amt. See page two.
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WANrED-Cirl or woman 10 assist
with house work. Apply 1899 I2.h St.
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Miss Florence Alley of Denver is the
guest OF Miss Lyne.te Cheney.
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Adolf Hammer ran up from Denver +
spend Sunday with his parents.
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Newly furnished rooms with heat ant
electric light. 1896 Spruce.
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Mr. and Mrs Merrill Of Boston are th
guests of Mr. and Mrs c. Hazeu.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

WANTED-At 1885 Pine street, good
girl for all work. Apply at once. n If
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Farmers Wifs-You said you would
saw my wood II would give you
good dinner.
New. II. Work-Wsll, madam. I saw
your wood, didn't I2-Ksnsas City
Times.
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Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market
CHAMBERS & HALL.
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LOCAL NEWS.
suDsrisr esal at Roberts I Cobs.

Dance at the armory Tuesday night.
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Miss Hazen of Denver has been visit
ing with her parents for several days.
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MONEY!!

Loaned on household goods. pianos
horses or any good security; no charge
for drawing papers; no removal Of goods
may be paid any time to suit borrower
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
NELSON LEWIS,
Cor. I2th and Pearl. Over Streamer's.
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Miss 0unnis0n
Teacher Of
PIANO FORTE.

Residence. stonehurst. 724 Spruce
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tort ranges.
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afternoon,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

at - and IS per ton there is more
money in 1t than anything else that
can be raised. There has not been a
year to our recollection, that hay has
not been from $3.50 and s. on up to
$40 and $12 per ton. 1t is fast becom-
Ing recognized as the leading indus.
try of the valley, for at 81 per ton ey-
cry ton that can be raised will be
sold. where II 1t was held for Sc and
up, cattlemen would feed at some 9th.
er place. We like to see the ranchers
get all they possibly can for their
hay. but 1t stands to reason that it
will pay better to sell all of their hay
every year at 81 per ton than part of
1t some years for Sc and s7.--Monte.
yuma journal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

60 but the fame and face of Abraham
Lincoln will stand out in history then
as clearly defined and noble as it does
today.
Stand as securely fixed in many
politics as Shakespeare stands in lit
erature.
Stand as heroic in the midst of
times full OF conflict as Alexander or
Caesar stand in war.
Stand as steadfast and true in les
sons of patriotism as shine the names
OF Kossuth and Washington.
Stand in deeds of honor and valor
as imperishable as Cromwell or Co
lumbus.
Stand as strong in statecraft as
stands Pitt and Webster.
Stand as noble in character and
performance OF duty as lives Luther
and the martyrs.
Stand as doer of imperishable
deeds as stand the names of Yelling
ton and Bismarck.
He was a genius without alloy.
"a patriot without pride of self.
"A true American whose life and
conduct should be example for us all.
"In Gods great gallery he is ma
ture's masterpiece.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14
FEAR REVENUE BILL AND
STOP ALL LOANS
tDcnyer Post)


Real estate brokers who handle
loans were Informed this morning by
the companies that control eABtern
money that not another dollar could
he had nj any rate OF Interest The
local loan companies are accordingly
sending notices to borrowers whose
mortgages are nbort 20 mature that
when tho money In due Il must be
paid, MS no outstanding loans viii be
renewed.
The reason given Is that the reye.
nue. measure now being considered
by the Legislature viii put such a
heavy tax on their money that II viii
10 longer bc profitable to do business
in Colorado and that their funds can
better he placed In states where the
demand is ns heavy and the security
equally as good
One Sale Is Stopped.
One sale of Sixteenth street property
ia hanging Ia the balance. The buy.
ers have negotiated a loan for 500.
GOO ut Z per cent with one of tho in
surancc companies doing very large
business here. They were informed
this morning that the insurance com.
pany would not close the deal until
The Legislature had acted on the rev
anue bill. which would tax the si00.
200 after the loan WAS made and the
money while II was in the bank be
fore being paid over.
The purchasers OF the block are
eastern people who have been In Den.
yor several days ready to close the
taai. but VIII now return home and
the negotiations will be at stand
attn pending legislative action.
Cannot Renew Mortgages.
This morning one broker who had
arranged for loans for four men own
ing their own homes, the old mort
gages expiring next week, says he
cannot ronew them. These owners
are workingmon, and IL the money
market IL frightened To the extent
that indications point, they will lose
their homes on foreclosure proceed
ings
The real estate men are anxious
to defoat the provisions of the revc
nue. law. and a strong lobby is being
organized.
The Renl Estate Exchange will
meet tomorrow night to arrange for
mass meeting to protest against the
Montgomery bill as 1t now stands.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14
TRICKS THE ARIZONA PLAYERS

PHoENlX. Aria, Feb, i2.-Wlr A.
Darnhroush. gambler with world.
wide reputation has just passed
through Phoenix to the intense con.
sternatlon OF local roulette dealers
after creating reign OF terror among
the gamblers OF Mexico and the south
west
He Is now in Los Angeles. on route
to San francisco and the northwest
and he expects to clean up roulette
games along the balance Of the course
as he has been doing for three years
His months winnings In southern
and central Arizona has amounted
20 $4,000. In the City of Mexico he
netted $4,000 IN few days, and he
has not only been successful thus far
in making big winnings, but he has
prevented his reputation from pre-.
coding him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14
Irrigation Measures.
DENNER- Colo. Feh. 8. /,

DENVER. Colo. Feb 8. 1901.
MIR John r. Sleeth. Durango, Colo
RADIO. Dear Sir; House bill No. ~,
10 repeal Sec. 2 of the law of 1899,
which provides for the exchange and
loan Of water from one ditch to anoth
er. is now before the house. My con,
stltuents are almost unanimously In
favor Of the present law and against
repeal. The loaning OF water has
saved a half million dollars to our
farmers this ear Many crops would
have been totally lost were 1t not for
this law.
What is the feeling OF your people
regarding this Law? Is I, n good law
or bad law, in your opinion? Please
write me In full by return mail. Re
spectfully yours, j. w. BEATTY.
Representative Otcro Co,
The above letter was received by
Mr. Sioeth few days ago and given
to ms for publication in order that 9th.
ers may express themselves Mr.,
Sleeth informs MS that the present
law governing the use of water ap.
pears satisfactory, and he secs no rea-
son why II should be amended as In
dicated by the bill now before the
general assembly
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

BITTHDAY

DENVER, Feb. 12.-Lincoln birth
day will be celebrated by Colorado
Republicans by A grand banquet this
evening at the Brown Palace hotel.
No expense or pains have been
spared to make this a notable gath
ering of Republicans, and the incom-
ing trains this morning brought in
several hundred members of the par
ty who will enjoy the occasion. Se.-
eral of the ablest speakers in the par
ty are on the program.
In connection with the banquet
there will be a meeting of the men,
bers for the purpose of electing
an advisory board to assist in the
conduct of the party. There is much
enthusiasm among the Republicans
and determined effort will be made
to change the political complexion OF
the state at the next election.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

MOUNT VERNON, H., Feb. 12.-
AS result of the crusade inaugural
ed here by the local Women's Chris.
ian Temperance union every joint in
the city is closed and the doors lock-
ed.
After the ladies had called on him
Mayor Ward instructed Chief of Po-
ice England to visit every joint or
place where liquor was believed to
be sold and order them to cease traf.
hcking in intoxicants. The liquor men
readily acquiesced and promised to
discontinue the sale until they could
do so according to law.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

ruption fund for future generations"
Should the bill become a law. II means
wholesale appropriations by future
assemblies, as the average legIsla-
tor is not slow in getting in his
work when IT comes to securing a
slice of public money.
With taxes Increased IS per cent by
La Plata county commissioners and
the state revenue bill becoming a law.
our people VIII come In for n general
shaking down" the coming year.
Taxpayers are kicking now, but Just
wait another year We are certainly
getting full benefit OF Organism in
this state.
II is not likely that Vice President
Roosevelt will accept the invitation
Of the Colorado legislature to address
that body after the mnnuer in which
some OF the members took occasion
to show their smallness.
Lincoln's birthday will long be oh.
served by the Republicans OF this
great and growing nation. II we had
more Lincolns the country would be
better OF. AT the same time Lincoln
was abused just as badly In the six.
ties by followers of Bryan as McKin-
ley was IN the past campaign.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Farmer J. c. Bohawnon of the Cot
ton ranch was in the city a few hours
today. and took home new wagon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

From Tuesdays Daily
A. r. Springer returned to his ranch
near Cedar Hill this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Mancos last evening, en- cute to Den.
yer to have his eyes operated upon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

The district attorney has notified
Keepers of gambling houses at Ouray
that they must cease doing business
on Feb. Is.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

]. A. Gallaher was in town yester-
day from the Upper Florida. He left
for home this morning. Mr. Gallaher
reports lots of snow in the country
but says stock is wintering in fine
shape. and he thinks there will be
only trifiing losses, If any. Mr.. Gal.
laher has been resident of the coun
ty for many years and steady read
er of The Herald, consequently keeps
in touch with the people and what is
going on.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Emily Heath has gone to Durango
where she will attend st. Mary's acad
emy.-Ouray Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

II. b. Jones and wife, of Color ado
Springs, are new arrivals and will
make Durango their home. Mr..
Jones is with the Baxter-Kearns Mer-
camille company. of Colorado Springs
which will establish headquarters in
this city, Mr.. Jones being their epre-
sentative. The Herald trusts that
Mr. and Mrs. Jones will find Durango
to their liking.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

From Mondays Daily.
Brachyogei and Weightman are
shipping car Of apples to Colorado
Springs today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Charles Newman returned from Sill
verton this morning. He found that
by using the telephone it was not nee
essary to go to Red Mountain. AT
the present time the Baltic is ship
ping thirty tons of ore per day to the
Kendrick smelter. He says conditions
were never brighter in San Juan
county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

T. c. Graden came in from the saw
mill last evening and spent the day
in the city. He reports the weather
unfavorable for logging, as it is poor
shedding as well as poor wheeling
He will attend the camp fire tonight
and return to the mill in the morn
ing,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stark re-
turned last evening from California,
after an absence of some two months.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Mr.. Frank Robbins, an old resi-.
dent OF Silverton, who has part of the
kim ranch at Aztec. is in the city
today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

DR.. Folsom returned last evening
from a brief visit to Silverton, whith-
Ell he journeyed Sunday. accompanied
by Mr.. Sclabach of his Office. who
will look after the doctors dental pa
tients in Silverton hereafter. DR..
Folsom says Silverton now reminds
him of the early days when the boom
was on
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

George York. a miner employed at
the Eureka tunnel. San Juan county.
was injured yesterday by the pre-
mature discharge OF blast
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Mrs. Clarence r. Ellis and sister,
Miss Pearl Chesebro. arrived from
Rico last evening. and after spending
the night as guests of Mrs. Percy
Rider, took the morning train for Den
yer, where they will visit their brother
for short time.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

we are not much of a sport" says
a Kansas editor but when we meet
n cinch I'm the road we recognize it,
We made the following bargain with
4 friend yesterday We were to
stand at given point half an hour
and watch tho ladies' who passed
For every one who reached back to
sec II her skirt was gaping or to tuck
II under her belt, we were to receive
n nickel, and FOR every one who fail
cd TO do so In walking block we
We're to give him a dime We got GO
niekcls and gave him one dime-a
lady with both arms on came along. e
Alfalfa hay has sold for $3.50 to s.
per ton In the valley the entire sea
son. There are about 10000 head of
cattle being fed in Montezuma county
this winter. and there will be no hay
left over, which will insure top
price for this coming year. There is
money in hay at $3.50 per ton. and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

w T. MCllaky. of Santa Fe. N. M
is in the city. He leaves in the morn
ing for Pennington. where 1t is his II
tcntion to locate.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Mining men like Newman, Rider
and others will find the long distance
telephone connections very advanta-
geous. 1t will save them many trips.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-14

Stephen Porter Wheeler well
known resident of the eastern part
of the county died at Bayfield, on Mon.
day of last week-February 4, of
Bright's disease of the kidneys. His
wife died in Durango May s. 1892.
The deceased was born July %, 1881,
In Ottsego county, New York, his par
ents moving to Pennsylvania the fol
lowing year. He enlisted in the Fed
cral army September 10, 1861, aud
served until August %, 1865. lie be-
longed to company G, 7ia Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, being honorably dis
charged at Macon, Georgia He came
west in 1877. first locating in Kan
sas, then continuing the SAME year
to Durango, since whicn tine ne has
made his home in this county. He
was member of the Presbyterian
church, having joined when he was Z
years of age. The deceased had
many friends who will always have
kindly rememhrances of him.