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The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Nomen 5 Shoes
At 96, rs and 1876.

Three prices of this
opportunity will be received with
When that the best Shoes
simply Of customers
repeatedly said On Shoes
to
woMEN's sHoEs-Dongola kid lace. all Sizes pair ss
soes sizes; pair LAS
WoMEN'S SEOEE-v.ci kid ehoes.
OF PATENT
LEATHER LACE SHOES, several styles of toes. with
military French heels all sizes; pair, 1.95
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILNAi OF AMERICA
IN EEFEcu sEPTEMBER 10. 1901.
Trans leave Jersey City as follows
FOR THE WEST.

Bunet Farlor Cars, Jersey CITY to Pittseurs>
Sleeping Car Pittsbarg to Chicago. M
s.z4 a. A., dally, Fast Line. with Buffet
parlor Car for Pittspurg. Pullman SleepinS
lo.I4 a. M. daily. the celebrated Pennsyl-
yania Limited. the pioneer of this class Of ths
thule Compartment, Sleeping, DINING. obsery,
stion. and smoking Cars lighted by Pitis6rg
and mosaDis eyesand sse Toedo, Indianapos.
Lonlassflie. LOUSY St. Louis Louis ana Cincinnati -
2l4 z. NJ, daily, Chicago and 81. LOUIS ~
vsss' sars % s.. Louis and cniczgo Connects for
T9Isd9 1I]Is 9vsa ri tinsiEahha 1SiEh sSsDins car
6.ls p. M, daily, ST Louis Express l,0 fos
and S. LOUIS. Pullman Sleeping Car 70 s.
Louis. ,., w.
lSuie Sleeping Cars, to Pittsburg and Chicago,
For ToIedo. except Saturday. Dining Car
sissaina sa m ca Car UP Is Pittsbalg and Chicago Con.
necls for Cleveland. except SATURDAY Daily fos %,
Knoxville. Tenn. via shenanaoan v4nsy
s44 p NJ. daily. Cleveland and Gin in
Sieeping sj, cars 70 Pittsburg, Cleveland and
Nashville lvia Cincinnati and Louisville)-
aAiTfMoEE. Han,rS WASHINGTON AND THE
-'t- SOUTH
For baltimore, washington and the south al
Sars SEASONAL "A III Limited Parior Cars and Penn
syvsaa sl4 nng Dn,as usp snd ss s and
L :s' 50 nigh night, On sunday sa4 . r. lil4 Pininy
Limited. Parlor Cars and Pennsyl-
car1. cary. 5si4 DINING CARP. and s.A p NJ ans
= So,thern y rther Railway. Express. s.45. 445
P. M. Il. 30 night Malyrn aally. Pa,,wav-For
Memphis and New Orleans. as 2. NJ
0aligs Atlantic Coast Line Express. s.15 A. NJ
ID M
ana rhss "a saanease s. e & Ohio Railway.-s15 A Nj.
xveardays and 5.l4 P. M. daily.
IS ssabSsfIfs hsIfsd A LIS aas as EaDssss sa
A. n. dal'yi yrof PHILADELPHIA.
Ex,.ress for Philadelphia SIS. IA. rs SIS.
~ 4 Dln,ug ol, ranlaaMaia cars a. i %5s ls
lDiniing l1ii uiy Carr, els Dining Car). STA S.44,
14 81 81. z sa5 T. sn s ss o psss snnsyisaaxis sdieaax
LInitfl II i'ls. AZ @ plnag s csP5 i4s R Eli AZ
.bg nnGing GaT, eSr s}5 Iii Sspinlns lcs car. si Ss si
s'a3 r. NJ and 1890 night. Accommoda-
sioa aaals. m e. .sa .aa ana Il5 yl5 s n n week
For Atlantic City, 1890 and I114 A. NJ,
a IS La 2S2 p M. u0:1s A. NJ. and 314
througp vss.,erlea oacE rFains a Bgffet
hined Coach week days: 1922 A. NJ SAT-
,,rsiays only. and 1870 6.s4 and Sl2
nhroggh yestp6uIe dra11, m , human man Farior
sSuivania Railroad Dining Car and
ssyaaches) syash1, A. M Sundays.
Fsr Atlantic oaa Sly ssa a ya peawars Is s Rxsr ss
A. al NJ, and 5.l4 P. M. Sundays:
For caps May x 1Sss 1M was easaturd1sayss g ss
z For r. Lone ,is branch, Asbury Park, Ocean
ereys. Point PIsassnt sna iatesmedlsSe 81 s
3 sf s55 an. It's. and ia ri NJ On Sum
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
9ewel,y
ExceptionallV Low Priced.

Good jewelry the kind with pride. Jewey for
birthday wedding gifts you
handsome diamond for little sS75.
HOOP RINGS stones 3 emerads,
sapphiresI rubies, opals pearls; worth $1,000
Anniversary Price, 1850
SINGLESTONE DIAMOND RING high Belcher
u.s. Price, s.75
DIAMOND LocKETs solid gold, round, oval
s esnfre @ ISL: SHAPES s75
Side Worth as 81 i'SD Anniversary SO
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Interest IL 0he Blg Store
5l17A 1znnxveryazy
Is Hov n rs Uerv Zenith.

good plenty the stores doors
swung Monday morning to let in the waiting crowds
Thousands thousands Of people visiting the Slege
Cooper sharing with vvacity Of the
remarkable anniversary celebrations the history OF the
worlds dry-goods business
mmensty Of the event make It one
commanding The most astonishing buying oppo
une placed before with avishness that IS unusual
here
sales being completely
successful
Every masteruly the occasion The
employee alike
sells it is Immediately
scarcity weakness; everything
pie and satisfying. 4,
store it's lively crowds
Of the most important places
in the metropolis.
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
cRAcEscHuRcH RumMAeE SALE

i Membersa OF the st. Agnes and st.
11ary's Guild OF Grace z. 2. Church.
Greenville. are conducting rummags
sale at No. IS Ocean avenue The sale
viii be continued until the end Of the
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Pc, SOC. and L00
MEMS HANDSOME
Japanese Six jfunaxercAlets
at 25c. each .

aovo more sale them unexpectedly The
sooa fortunes all priced them exactly
Tuesday. e
= anything this better than the others The
~ seems nner heavier and he exquisite Soft and
y 70 the touch exceptionally and lasting White
initials.
nvsnsarI Morth ss,n from 2;5
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
HANDKERCHIEFS
For Men and Women.

Plain hemstitched
so low that will
portunity presents. .ftse attractively.
MEMS HANDKERC LET'S; cambric, hemstitch-
ed; regular Anniversary Price, I
MEMS HEMSTITCH D HANDKERCHIEFS; all lin
en-, l21ac. Anniversary Price, 10
WOMENS HANDKE 3C3IEFS; all linen and
stitched, with qualities;
WOMEN'S HANDKE 2CHIEFS; fine Swiss
ed scalloped border nbric Handkerchiefs
of very and pretty patterns l5c. quaties Anni-
Price, IL I-2
NOMEN'S HANDKE 2CHIEFS; variety of
qualities specially offered for this week at 19
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Another Great Sale Of
eo1a Shell Rings.
At Pc soc and s x 90

Special Booth Main Floor Street Side.
neaullIul rings for ladies' children
guaranteed for five
est eye
ring solid gold.
semafKapIe assnrtments,
wedding bands Titan Becher ana Gypsy nountings The
stones USED IN these rings fine imitation diamonds
aias ruDles sapphire opals
quoises and birth
Clusters and every eher imaginable designs.
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
2uomen' Ribbed anae1wear.
Thursdays Specials.

The point be brought ttleness
of prices of these
winter weights
comfortable mediums
WoMEN's VESTS AND PANTS; natural wool and -
camers hair all sizes; worth Sz; Anniversary Price, Is
WoMEN's FLEEcED VESTS AND SIDE BAND
PANTS; fine ribbed
sleeves; silk trimmed; all sizes; worth 65c,
Anniversary Price. 80
WOAdEN'S COMBINATION SUITS; pure
Anniversary Price, rs
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25

IN the sIoales' Cloak Section.
Remarkable Anniversary Values.
CRAVENETTE AND WATERPROOF COATS
at 1915 and 1900
STYLISH KERSEY COATS,
at 100, 1000 and 1915
GOLF AND CLOTH CAPES,
at 500, 7.5o and 9.75
IN the eIod1es Sm3 Section.
Remarkable Anniversary Values.
JAUNTY WALKING SUITS
at 11.75, Is 90 and 23.75
VENETIAN AND CHEvIOT SUITS
at 1875, 22. 80 ank 1915
BROADCLOTH SUITS
at1I.75. 1850 and $500
IN The zur Section.
Not whit too early to think of buying Furs. Snow
will be whirling soon enough. The Fur Section
makes its first bow of the season and offers par
ticularly attractive line Of Scarfs, Muffs, Fancy
Things, Jackets, Coats and Wraps at early-in-the-
season prices.
GENUINE ALASvA MUFFs, prime + ~
quality fur worth s1.75 special. at 0.SS
GENUINE MINK scARFS. with large fox tails; = rn
excellent Of worth SIZE; special l.oV
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Groceries.
Special for Thursday.

It of today's but its
reader The items that
oft repeated assertion: The best
groceries in possible prices.
STRING BEANS: quality, 2-lb. S
SOUP: Ande Victory, SchmmeTs
Condensed o
Fancy Sugar Corn,
TOMATOES Delicious red 8
PEAS: Early and tender, can, y
PEACHES: Cream Peaches, 10
PLJUMs: Green Gage Plums -
Bartlett Pears. II
FINEAPPLEs "Dewdrop' Pineapple, can, Is
COFFEE: Economy" blend. bodied, sweet and -
mellow coffee, lb., 10
TEA: green, blended -
lb. 30
SARDINES: Imported OH Sardines, 1ls tin. 10
BARLEY: Barley s lbs.s IL
SOAP Fairbanks Soap II
CRACKERS Ginger Snaps Sugar Cakes,
1b. 2
CHEESE: Herkmer County Cream Cheese. h., 10
PICKLES. Crown Brand American Pickles bot.
Wlnes and Liquors.
DoNoHUE RYE WHISKEY, Anniversary Price %
ndoNoGRAM GUcKRNHEIMER. GIBSON and MO-
= - 2 Anniversary Price, 80
cnn r4nT TEN f FIT vintage 1893
80 : e ~1 s. Anniversary Price, 2.65
3 rrcr INC California white wine of y
sr@NSes>' q Anniversary Price, =. Is
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
eSty1sAAy and egplen0lazy z7aae s7aN .ea1ments
;aor D,esy Nousen and cA7ayen
tho Most Remarkahla Prices Ever Named in SAntnmhar

at the Most Remarkable Prices Ever Named in September
sufficient attract
Women and Chds outntng Depart
men
seeking greatest anniver Thursday IN
Vaiues
Inspected with most
any quality Of fabric Style correctness Of
instance the DeSl ana must uosa
tailoring
nne values pc oneeu q
moderate?
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25
Children 5 Goats.
Terry Special.

special lot of childrens length COATS:
finished
2 to ould be $3.50; special Ok
versary Bargains <s6~
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25

N the ladies' 2Dazst Sechon.
Remarkable Anniversary Values.
MERcERIzED SATEEN WAISTS
at 50, LOO and 1.39
BRILLIANTINE WAISTS
at 100. 2.9O and 800
FLANNEL WAISTS
at1.OO 1.39 and 1.8O
TAFFETA SILK WAISTS
at 800 and 500
tho z21sses and CA1aysn's Section
GIRLS LONG KERSEY COATS
at {. 90, 6.9Oand 975
MISSES SUITS
at 9.75, 1875 and 1850
GIRLS DRESSES
at 95, 100 and 2.9O
IN tho Ladies', Dress Jkx,1 Section.
Remarkable Anniversary Values.
WALKING SKIRTS,
at $50, 4.75 and 5. 80
CHEvI0T AND BROAD CLOTH SKIRTS
at Ito, 6.75 and $40
SILK AND SATIN SKIRTS
at 1915, 1915 and II so
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25

1,be letter ~, In the Chinese language
ha4 III ways of being pronounced, and
each pronunciation has different mean
The Jersey City news., 1901-09-25

II. I. UpoNNEI.L.
tvsIe No. ~,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
America Advancing.

American locomotives are hauling
English trains, and the English trains
and Englishmen are rolling over
American steel rails. Our machinery
is sold all over the world. A great
American remedy. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. is gradually. working its
way to all parts of the globe where
dyspepsia and indigestion thrive. Like
all American products. it is honest.
and does just what it claims to do.
The most stubborn cases of constipa-
tion. biliousness, nervousness, liver
and kidney troubles must yield to it.
1t is the most perfect remedy ever
devised for weak stomachs. For fif-
ty years it has been famous for its as
tonishing efficacy. 1t is a perfectly
natural remedy and there is nothing
to equal it. See that Private Rev
enue Stamp covers the neck of the
bottle.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
Life.

The poets Axclamationi 20 Life
feel thee bounding In my veins, is
a joyous one. Persons that can rare
~ or never make H. IN honesty t'
themselves. are among the most un
fortunate. They do no, live, but ex
list, for to live. implies more than IL
be. To live Is TO be well and strong
to arise feeling equal to the ordinary
duties Of the day, and to retire not
overcome 10y them-to feel life hound
ing In the veins. A medicine that
has made thousands of people. mor
and women. well and strong. haE ac
ing the richest blessings and thai
medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
weak. rundown. or dcbilitutod. from
any cnuse. should not fail to take II
II builds up the whole system, chan
ges existence into life. and makes li:'
more aboundlng. We are glad to sa'
these words In It's favor to the read
ers of our columns,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
.ceoaog WASHINGTON" Aouin
ALDO.

AguInaIdo. the Washington OF the
Philippines" has no thoroughly sham
ed his cul0gists by his meek submis-
sion to capture and his trucking In
teryiews since that the sympathy OF
rhetorical heroics has not been wasted
upon him recently. II has begun TO
dawn upon the minds even OF those
Americans who once lauded him that
he was ridiculously overrated as n
patriot. soldier and statesman. and
the soundcr Judgment OF today "
most cmphaticaIly confirmed by the
revelations from Murat lIalstcDd's
study of the Filipino archives.
Among the documents which were
captured at Maiolos In 1899 are letter.
which prove that the sham champion
OF independence never abandoned
that policy of double dealing which
he pursued in the earlier struggle
against Spain. II will be remember
ed that while he was posing as pat.
riot he accepted Spanish money and
left the islands. So II seems that
after toe battle of Manila and before
the capture OF the city he was again
playing into the Spaniards hands
He kept up n correspondence WITH
General Augustin and wrote OF his de
sire to save Spanish sovereignty In
the Philippines from shipwrcck. Whcr
he was taking part. supposedly, In the
siege OF the capital. he was authoriz
ing the convoy OF supplies TO the be
leaguered Spanish forces. On the
very day that Admiral Dewey gave
him 1000 guns to be used against
those forces he invited the Spanish
governor general to enter into n con
traat with him for their mutual ad
vantage.
Plainly II there was Filipino cause
to excite the enthusiasm Of the lovers
OF liberty this rcnegadc's relation to II
was that OF Judas. And. lacking
loyalty and honesty. he lacked every
thing else that II worthy OF admirn
tion poorer specimen OF n gencr
al never ran away from his troops
The single distinction that he won In
the American conflict was that of u
sprinter In tactical SAIL and the
leadership that inspires on the field
OF battle he was entirely deficient
He would have been a poor man In
the ranks even. because he was IN
aucstionnbiy n physical coward A,
for his statesmanship, II Is clear that
his only alternative for treachery was
the absolutism OF dictator.
The history affords us a true meas
ure OF the value OF his present profes.
alons, which should count for moth
ing, Al the same time II IL not ncces
sary to impose any severe punishment
upon him because he is now n wholly
contcmptible figure Chicago Record
Herald
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
RAILROAD TALK.
Santa re New Mexican.

Santa Fc New Mexican.
Coal liz the key to the railroad situa.
tion In the southwest. The El Paso
n Northeastern railroad was built to
tap the coal fields OF Captain. The
Rock Island extension chose Its route
ON account OF the coal fields II will
traverse. The Denver ~ Rio Grandc
and tho Colorado a. Southern. accord
ing TO ndvices from Denver intend tS
go into the coal business extensively
and have bough, up thousands of
acres OF coal lands In Colorado and
New Mexico.
the history of New Mexico have so
many filings upon coal lands been
made In the territory as In the pres.
ent year and II in believed all In be
half OF corporations more or less In
sympathy with one or the other OF
the railroad companies Interested In
the southwest
ing through New Mexico, y railroad
from Durango. Colo, to Clifton, Ariz.,
has for Its object to ind market for
the coal fields around Durango and
the San Juan country ms well as to
open new coal fields In western New
Mexico The consumption OF coal
by the Phelps and Dodge smelters at
Cation. Bisbee and Nacosari is SO i'm.
mcnse and the rates charged by the
Southern Pacific so high that Phelps
and Dodge have decided TO build n
800 mile railroad from El Paso to bis.
bee. there to connect with the road 10
Nacosair. mainly to carry coal and
coke TO their smeltcrs, The proposed
road from Durango to Clifton is also
In part to be coal feeder TO these
smelters and the other industries
which are being planned for southern
Arizona and western New Mexico.
A railroad from Durango to Clifton
would open to settlement and develop
ment a large section of New Mexico
comparatively unknown to capitalists
and investors. That section is no
less rich than other parts OF the ter
ritory which furnish so large an
amount OF trafiic to the existing rail
roads II certainly Is OF greater prom
Use than was the region traversed by
the FL Paso Il northeastern or great
part OF the country to be traversed by
the Rock Island extension. An abun-
dance of coal In the San Juan valley.
around Gallup and farther south;
copper In the zuni section and in the
Clifton district; rich mines In the
aogOIlons M well nv some good ag.
icultural land should furnish enough
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

In life we are IN the midst OF death
or something to The above effect
This was specially eXcmplihcd in Den.
vcr Saturday evening when n man
named Walker entered the Tortoni
restaurant with some friends and or
dcrcd supper While waiting for the
feast he was Joined by the proprie-
tor who asked for n story Mr.. Walker
In the meantime securing cigars and
biting on the end Of one while laugh
ing swallowed II which stuck in the
windpipc. bringing on Il hcmorrhage
from which he dies In Ave minutes
He was II prominent Elk. Thus We
say. while in the heyday Of life. death
Is lurking. liable at any moment to
stcp In and claim the body
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
A Deep Mystery.

II IL n mystery why women endure
ackache. Headache. Nervousness
sleeplessness. Melancholy, Painting
and Dizzy Spells when thousancs have
proved that Electric Bttcrs will quick.
~ cure such troubles, Il suffered for
7ears with kidney trouble" writes
Mrs. Phebc Chcrley, of Patterson. Ia.
and lnme back panied me so could
not dress myself. but Electric Bittcrs
wholly cured me, and, although Z?
years old. | now am able to do all my
housework." 1t overcomos constipa.
ton. improves Appetite. gives perfect
health. Only 5oc at G. e. Tinany's
drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
Thousands Sent Into Exile.

Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. Don't be an ex-
lie when DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption will cure you at
home. It's the most infalliable med
icine for Coughs. Colds and I'll Throat
and Lung Diseases on earth TIE
first dose brings relief ASTONISHING
cures result from persistent use.
Trial bottles free at G. E. Tiffan. j.
Price SOC and 81. Every bottle guar
anteed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
trsMc 10 the propbaac railroad to
make II a profitable undertaking, es.

trsMc 10 The propbaac railroad to
make II \ profitable Undertaking, es.
psctally If It's construction would he
followed up by the systematic devel-
opment of the section It traverseH.
II would mean an immense addition
TO the wealth of New Mexico and the
only regret on the part Of Santa Fe
is that high mountains prevent the
promoters OF the railroad from taking
into consideration the running Of the
line by way Of Cuba and Bland to
Santn Fe. here to connect with the
proposed Rock Island extension by
way OF the Santa Fe. Albuquerque &
Pacific. and the Texas Pacific cxtcn-
sion from El Paso To Santa Fe. as
well as with the Santa Fe system and
the Denver & Rio Grandc. which II al
10 meets at Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

municipal saloon is contemplated
In Glasgow, Scotland The city has
found II profitable to operate It's gas.
electricity, water and street car plants
and believes that municipal saloone
would not only prove source OF rev.
enue for public purposes. but could
be so conducted ms to do away
with many of the undesirable features.
II is needless TO say that the idea l.
strongly opposed by the trade"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
Il Girdles tn. o,obe.

The fame OF Bucklin's Arnica Salve
as the best in the world extends round
the earth. 1t is the one perfect heal
er Of Cuts, Corns, Bunions. Bruises
Sores, Scalds, Boils. Ulcers. Felons.
Aches. Pains and all Skin Eruptions.
Only infallible Pile cure. 25c a box
at G. f. Tiffany's drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
Health for 10 Cents.

A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13
Cholera Morbus a Dangerous Disease

In many instances attacks OF chol.
era morbus terminate fatally before
medicine can be procured or physi-
clan summoned. The safe way is to
keep at hand reliable remedy for
use in such cases. For this purpose
there is nothing so sure as Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. w T.. Bosworth OF La
Fayette. Ala. says; In June. 1900.
| had a serious attack OF cholera NOR
bus and one dose OF Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
gave me relief In fifteen minutes.
For sale by J. l.. Parsons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

The Fourth Estate says The
News is the name OF unique and
interesting paper published by the pa
ticnis Of the Maryland hospital for
the insane al Cnnionsvillc. Nd one
Of the articles reads: II is a wonder
some Of the patients do not learn
the st. vitus dance. AZ every other
dance seems to have been tried here
In the assembly hall
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

what has become Of the war cry
that was sounded so Justify after III"
recent Denver municipal election
what has become OF the 100000 pros
rcution fund? And lastly. what has
become OF the wagon loads OF repeat
ers and corruptionists? Cannot be
that the matter has been dropped?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

And now II is reported that Mckin-
ley is breaking down. No one will
be surprised at such result Me
kinlcy has had heavy strain for
many years and the sickness OF his
wife has added largely to the burdens
OF state.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

not accept the terms Of congress are
thinking better Of the proposition now
that the president has given Hat NJ.
timatum.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

From Mondays Dsily
The Journal says Telluride is hood
ed with counterfeit silver dollars.
Miss May Sloan is home from her
visit toDenver. Boulder and Lincoln
Neb.
Former Judge Sumner OF this dis
trict is now occupying office rooms at
Alamosa,
Mrs. Con Williams OF Rico. accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Lewis, Is visit
ing in Durango
Miss Jean Smelcer accompanied her
uncle. w. n. Wilcox. to Los Angeles.
leaving this morning.
Bert Williams and mother departed
going via the Southern.
All state papers are seething over
with accounts of sweet girl gradu.
ate exercises the past week.
Prof. and Mrs Hicks went to Man
cos this morning, where they will look
up those interested in musical matters.
VIM. Sullivan came in from Denver
last evening and is spending the day
looking over interests IN this county
Quite a large delegation was Mt the
depot this morning to say goodbye TO
DR.. and Mrs. Wycof and daughter
Miss Blanche.
Miss Edna Newman leaves in the
morning for Denver and Bpuldci
where she will visit with friends and
relatives few weeks.
San Luis valley base ball enthusi-
asts should be well entertained this
season. as the different valley towns
have mustered very good clubs.
j. NJ Moreland came down from En-.
rcka Saturday evening. returning yes
terday afternoon accompanied by Mrs.
Morcland and son Stanley. the latter
expecting TO spend n couple OF weeks
~ Eureka.
Strawberries are reported ripcning
at Pennington and should be on Dn.
range market this week. SO fnr all
berries received In Durango this year
have come from Missouri and states
further south.
And now Grand Junction and vicin
ity comes to the front with lie In
dications. There Is no reason why
Colorado will not become one of the
great oil producing states of the union
in future years.
Marian Patrick has again assumed
the management OF the Patrick hotel
Mt Pagosa Springs. which viii be wei
come news TO the people of this sec
tion. The Patrick under his manage
ment will be O. X
One week from today and there will
he Joy among the kids-those who can
get inside the tent. while those unable
To raise the quarter VIII have to be
content with following the band wagon
during the parade
The Durango Masons have secured
a very low rnte-s6--to Telluride on
the occasion of the San Juan Masonic
association meeting two weeks from
today A guarantee Of % has been
made and II is expected fully this
number will go. there being between
Is and 20 already on the list
Mrs. Carrie Lathe returned last
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-13

Carrie Nation has made one man nj
least unhappy-ber husband. Sepn.
ration WIN probably follow. In fact
has already taken plncc. according to
reports from Kansas