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Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
Ruby flour mas no superior.

Use Ruby once and you will have no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

NEW NOTARIES-No commits sions were issued yesterday to Walter T. Gregory for Yuma county and Stu art Jacobs of Prescott
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
F R F. F.
 THIS MONTH
 DAVIDSON'S Cash Store

With every purchase of s1.95 or more a beautiful picture framed in MATING, 131kx1911 inches.
 SEE OUR WEST WINDOW And mind you our prices on all goods are on the low-priced, cash basis.
 Good Table oil Cloth this month only 15 cts. a yard.
 3 Double Sheets Sticky Fly Paper, D cents.
 Don't buy a Cook Stove or Range, Gasoline or Oil Stove, until you visit Davidson's Cash Store.
 See our line of Merit Steel Ranges. asbestos-lined for coal or wood, from $2O.OO to sS1.OO. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded after one weeks trial.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

We have no ambition to ride down the Ninth street incline in Kansas City, or fall down a coal mine.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for "A hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
News ef Y
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THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
THE AZTEC ORCHARD.

Aztec Index: There are fourteen
and quarter acres of winter apples
in this orchard. owned by G.. w. Nc
Coy, and located mile from Aztec.
The orchard is about twelve years old
and is one of the most profitable in
the county. Mr.. Mccoy set it out and
has attended to it's keeping and care
ever since, and it has received such
attention that its fruit has always
borne high reputation in the local
markets, not only beacuse of it's size
and appearance, but because it has
been packed and packed in way TO,
satisfy the, taste and fancy of the
purchasing public.
About eighteen men and boys are,
now engaged in the packing of the
winter apples. This work it will prob
ably require at least two weeks to,
complete. Several teams are also on
the road hauling the packed fruit to-
the Durango market
The apples in this orchard this year.
are finer than ever before. The varie--
ties comprise Jonathan, Pearmain, Ben
Davis, Grimes Golden, Wine Sap and
other well known varieties. They are
of size and color that cannot be
beaten anywhere. 1t is thought that
the yield will reach from. 5000 to-
5000 boxes. and Mr.. Mccoy. has cou-
tracted them in Durango at $1.00
box
The Aztec orchard has paid its own
er many times over for his, care of it,
and demonstrates that San Juan coun-
ty Is the best apple country on earth
and that Aztec is in a splendid section
OF its fruit growing district
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
w. C. T. U. CONVENTION.

The seventh annual convention of
the Fifteenth district of Colorado w.
C. 7. u. met on the 9th ult. at the
Waterfall school house, many repre-
sentatives from Durango and Her
mosa being present. Mrs. A. E. Wig
ellsworth. vice president, conducted
the meeting, which was unusually in
teresting both in the business trans
acted and in the literary productions.
After opening exercises, the morn
ing session was given to the reports
of departmental officers. Dinner was
served at the home of Mrs. Wiggles-
worth, and the afternoon program
opened promptly at 1:30 p. m, with
reports of unions followed by the
reading of several excellent papers;
the reports of committees and cleo
tion of officers. Resolutions were
passed and the meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of the president
The reports of officers in the diff
ferent departments show that, the
work has been carried forward with
tireless energy and faith which sur
mounts every difficulty, and though
present results may appear small as
compared with the great need on
every hand yet the cause of right.
however feebly recorded to outward
appearances is ever on the winning
side.
The white ribbon stands for all that
is purest and best in human charac-
ter-life given wholly to the develop
ing of noble womanhood and stain
less manhood; and who shall be able
to measure the height or depth of
this Godlike work which protects the
youth of our land. and which dares
to reach down and raise the fallen
even from the lowest depths to which
humanity may descend and say to
such; My brother, my sister, there
is hope for you. In the name of the
Master, rise up and walk.
This is the ideal life: this is the
true life which spends itself for the
good of others. Its influence is
boundless as the universe, and its
building indcstructible, for. the white
ribbon band labors not to build fair
temples of exquisite workmanship.
that shall add to their fame among
nations, nor yet to exalt their name
among the honored names of the
worlds great benefactors, but in that
sweet and gentle spirit which charac-
terizes a Christian womanhood, and
yet with a face set like flint for the
right they go into the dark places
Of earth brininging peace to the trou-
bled, cheer to the sorrowing and hope
to the hopeless. These are the en-.
during monuments they build and
thousands today bless the white rib
bon army of workers.
To ye who are chosen, to ye do
bring
A mess, ge of love from our Saviour
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

and King.
Heed 1t wefi. let its import fresh cour-
age impart.
Tncite each to action and cheer every
heart.
Look around DER the fields that to
harvest are white;
See the thousands astray from the
pathway Of right;
Enveloped in darkness and shrouded
in gloom
From their earliest days to the door
OF the tomb.
Go after my sheep on the mountain
of sin,
Do not fear, am with you, go gather
them in;
To the sheltering fold of my infinite
love,
Till gather you all to the mansions
above.
But remember in tenderness, sweet
ness and love
Like Him, your example, who came
from above,
Enrobed in the folds of my righteous
ness stand
TIL raised by My mighty omnipotent
hand.
Tell the fallen / love them tho cover,
ed by sin;
Every trace of My image without and,
within;
Yet my blood when applied can re-
move every stain,
And cause them to shine in my like
ness again.
Tell the little ones all that I came,
from above,
To prepare them home in a realm. of
love
Where wrong never enters, where. sor-.
row and care
Are unknown in that haven of peace.
over there.
And when it is evening and shadows;
shall fall,
Ger the fields ye have reaped like a.
funeral pail
| With the sheaves ye have gathered
I'll cause you
Triumphant at last in Immanuers.
MRS. L. A. EVANS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
Go to Star Bakery for your tsead.
Upsets All Predictions.

j., F. Hughes was candidate for
county treasurer at Du Pont; Ca, but
II was predicted that he cosifi not live
SIX months. He was afflicted with
running absaess on his lung and suf-
iered for three years: ms life trem-
bied In the balance when he heard of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-.
sumption. He tried it, and was fin.
ally cured and thus upsek the predic-.
uons of all who knew him. 1t Is pos
ltively guaranteed for Throat and
Lung troubles by G. E. Tiffany, Jr..
Price SOC and $1OO. Trial bottle free.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

The list Of petit Jurors for the De
cember term Of the district court is
as follows: George w. Thompson
Gus Stuckmsn, Charles N Walters.
Arthur Bagby. Thomas Mason. Adolph
H. II. Rose. George " Kline, George
4. Tiffany. Jr.. Neil Haffey. Thomas
l.. Hamer. o, 9. Hills, James Conway.
r &. Beatty, John G. Hurley, Charles
Stilwell. N. w. Hammond. w. j. Gro
ker. Andy Tipotsch. John McCaw, Fred
Rockwell and Charles Perry.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Notwithstanding the refunding prop
osition has been declared Illegal. the
morning paper continues to publish
the call at the rate OF dollar per
day. Why not stop the expense?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

after it will only be necessary for
two or three of the fighting members
to hold a private meeting and agree
on nominees for every office. This
kind of business may be pleasing to
the manipulators but we do not be
lieve the great mass of Democrats Will
take kindly to the scheme. Again.
should the double-cross be worked
there will be a merry time at the con
vention and before election day rolls
around. Taking it all around our
warning friends are in sad plight.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

The Herald newsstand order Mt Sill
verton was increased ten copies yes
terday. the sales increasing each
month. This is in addition to new
subscribers from week to week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
(From Mondays Daily. }


Mrs j. l. Parsons is entertaining
Mrs. T. J. Jackson Of Denver, form
er resident OF this place.
The condition OF James II. Pollard.
who has been in the hospital for about
two weeks. is slowly improving.
Messrs Pierce and Daum sold
ranch property up the valley a few
days ago for $4,000 and $4,000. the
best sales ever made in the section.
A catechism class for children aged
8 and years. will be opened next
Sunday at st. Columba's church by
Father Duffy. The class will be held
at 3 p. m.
Miss Nettie Townsend returned Sat
urday night from her visit TO la fiatn
City with Miss Margaret Frary. and
has resumed her duties in the ONCE of
lockwood a. Perkins
o
The case OF the United States W..
Allen g. Draper of this city, for sell
ing liquor on Indian lands. is set for
trial in the United States court AT
Pueblo next "Wednesday.
.
Stuhbs & Jakway are manufaciur-
ing fine article In the way of apple
boxes. having special machinery for
marking and stamping same. Call at
the store and examine samples.
]. II. McIennon. representing a
large dry goods house in st Louis,
WIS one of yesterdays arrivals In
town.
Joe Warner of the Silver Ledge |
mine. was through passenger from
Silvcrion this morning. curoute to
Denver.
Wesley Helm and Frank Callott
are certainly among our prospective |
millionaircs NJ tho Gold King and |
Swamp Angel mines IN the La Platas |
are showing M fine.
.
Rev o. t. osienHen and sister. Miss
Esther OstcnAcn. arrived Saturday |
night from Vernai. Utah. Mr Oston !
son took charge of the services at |
St Marks Episcopal church yestcr
day.
James Doyle. one Of the millionaire |
mining men OF Victor. arrived last |
evening. and went out this morning TO |
Mancos TO look after some mining |
property In that section OF the coun
try.
After the rain Saturday afternoon
the evening Was quite lively about
town. Friday waR pay day AT the
smeiter. and Saturday the Porter Fuel
company paid its men and plenty Of
coin was In evidence.
Earl Harper, fireman on the D & n
O.. who came In this morning, says
that there was severe snow storm
on Cumbrcs mountain. and that snow
covers the ground In the vicinity
Mrs. Hahn gave whist party this
afternoon In honor of Mrs Louis j
Nathan. There were three tables, and
the ladies spont very enjoyable nj
ternoon, pariakinR of refreshments
after the games were over.
.
John Herr went deer hunting yes
ierday. II has been suggested tha, we
spell the deer with an "a and then
apply II In other eases Of several well
known bachelors, who remained IN
own over Sunday.
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
(From Tuesdays Daily.

+. w. Roger and II. c. Smith, re-
turned yesterday from the La Platas.
where they have been looking over
mining prospects. and left this morn
Ing for Denver
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
Tited Mothers.

It's hard work to take care of childres, anu
to cook. sweep. wash. sew and mend fseidds.
Tired mothers should take Hoods SAsss.a-
rilia-it refreshss, the blood, improvestha ZAP
petite. assures restfuI sleep.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

children TO be punctuaL A button
will be given to each child at the be
ginning OF school and at the beginning
OF each month thereafter Lack OF
punctuallty means the forfeit OF the
cessary to have change If the inter
ests OF the people are to be looked
after. We cannot afford to take any
chances of a running mate for Brad
ley.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Tom Sthroyer is not figuring on
principals at the present time but
on per cents. This is no josh. as Lit
tie Per Cent in the La Platas will un-
doubtedly retire him from the barber
Ing business. All the boys who are
putting their spare change in the La
Plata mines are entitled TO an inning
and We hope 1t viii come their way.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Chief Gaibreath says that the new
addition to the Are department house
for which they are now digging th'
cellar. will he used as a reception par
lor, and be furnished with brussels
carpet. piano and everything fine. az
ter the style OF the city engine houses
A letter received from j. l.. Par
sons announced that he is having a
very pleasant trip. going from Fort
! Defiance To Gallup on the 10th, and
thence to Albuquerque. where he will
take in the fair from the 14th TO the
| 18th, and then return home.
There will be no high mass next
Sunday at st. Columba's church, the
O'Clock mass being the only service.
Father DufYy viii celebrate late mass
In the ,lchool building at Hesperns
on that day for benefit OF people who
are too far away from the church to
attend regular services.
o
w. A. Rattle OF Cleveland. O., who
has been In Silyerton and adjoining
towns looking after interests in the
Mogul and other mines. came down
yesterday, and left this morning for
Chicago on a business trip.
], r. Jones Of Iron Mountain. Mich,
connected with some OF the Sil-
verton mines. came down from that
city yesterday. the altitude being too
high for him. and viii carry on his
mining business In Durango.
Miss Luna Armitage arrived from
Sllverton last night. and left this
morning for Pueblo whore she viii
visit her sister. Miss Armitage eS-
poets TO make change IN her name
upon her return TO this part Of the
country.
Mira c. Endcrich left this morning
for Ophir whore she viii Join her bus-
band for the winter. They intend TO
work their mines through the coming
senson. and be ready for big ship
ments next spring,
o
John Hecker. formerly with the
Coor Brewing company OF Golden, and
now with the lang company of Den
vor. as purchasing agent. is In town
for the purpose Of visiting his old
and may be found at the
Inter Ocean hotel.
.
\ crowded house greeted w. "
At the South Methodist church last
evening, and an approcla laiive audience
listened to good talk on the sub
jcot; And wit Thou Go Away
AlEo?" The music Was also good.
among the numbers being a solo by
Judge Houi.
The building aud lot occupied by
Mr.. Thompson for n second hand
store were sold Saturday to the
prletors Of the saloon on the corner
Of First avenue and sixth street. The
sum received was 81 500, which shows
The increase In the value OF property
in Durango.
Yesterday three men imbibed too
freely. which rendered them UNIT to
act as gentlemen, consequently they
were taken in charge by the officers.
lodged In jail and brought before
Judge IlouN this morning for trial
The usual hne was administered. 81
10 one for simple drunkenness; 81
zach To the other two for disturbance.
.
Voters are fast forming their opln
ons and We are confident X E Gaines
md Jack McCabe will be their choice
N La Plata county this fall II is ne
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16
a WEAK HzRT

Gives the man who has it ceaseless anxiety Those
sudden suffocatng seizures which come upon him at
the most unexpected times, seem to shake life the
very foundation. 1t would be great relief to such
sufferers to know that probably they were not suffer.
ing from organic heart trouble but from indigestion,
catarrh of the stomach other stomach disease
involving the liver, and that they could be perfectly
cured by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
II taken with smohcring spells paraon the heart
and distressed feeling III stomach" writes Mr. H.
Kinney of Knight. Doddridge Co. W. Va consulted a
doctor and he said had organic heart trouble gave
some medicine but il did good. then tried different
kinds OF patent medicines but they only helped little
and legs would get weak could Consulted
another doctor and he said had indigestion the
bowels doctoed with him all and he only helped
me little then wrote asking for advice and advised
me to take Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery got
bottles and commenced taking it. Before the first bottle
gone felt change. When the FIVE bottles began
TO work had not worked any for before. took in
all sixteen bottles and cured.p
Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery is primarily
designed to cure diseases of the stomach and other
organs OF digestion and nutrition. But because the
strength OF the heart the strength of every other
organ, depends on the strength of the stomach which
provides it food, it frequently happens that when the
weak stomach is made strong by "Golden Medical
Discovery" the weak heart is made strong also.
Beyond all this vGolden Medical Discovery" con-
tans one of the most powerful and beneficial heart
tonics known. The action of this medicine is bene6-
cia in any of heart disease, and it usually cures
the more familiar forms of what is popularity known as
vheart trouble"
Accept no substitute for wGolden Medical Discov-
cry" There is nothing rjust good" for diseases of
the stomach and blood.
30ssspsos Sense A6oakoaI AaFvkso~ b sosl FREE
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

button. A good deal OF commendation
will be due to the child who keeps the
button throughout the year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Frank Lewis and Mr.. Parshall were
up to Big Deadwood gulch yesterday
looking after their mining claims In
the vicinity, They struck quite a
| heavy snow storm among the mount
aims. which made their trip little
hard. Considerable snow lies In the
gulches Of the La Plat8s, and Silver
mountain Is white with IT. They re-
port the property looking hDe. There
are true hssure veins Of quartz, con
taining iron, gold and silver. and the
outlook Is promising. Frank Lewis
brought down several specimens OF
| the ore.
| Democratic primaries were held Sat
| urday evening and everything passed
on as quietly as though peace reigncd
supreme. There WAS no use OF the
opposition kicking. however, no mat.
ter II the double-cross was enacted.
as according to the rules no delegate
ticket can be voted unless selected
Mt the delegate convention or fled at
| the request of ten voters OF pre-
cinct. Again many thought there
was no use In making fight. for had
not the leaders OF all factions met
In caucus and come to an agreement
to support Burwell and Thompson?
What more was desired Well. such
was the agreement but the way Dem
ocrats are coming forward as candi-
| dates for representative looks like a
rupture OF the caucus agreement.
Since Fuller Hood announced him
self the other day, Mike Quinn has
come out as a candidate, while It is
rumored that Al Pace Is willing to
make the race. not to mention Will
liam Dagenhart and n few others who
have political ambitions.
Miss Young has just received some
Official punctuaiity buttons which she
viii distribute among the rural
schools. an an encouragement to the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Miss Young received today three
new additions to her rural teachers
library. in the shape of supplementary
reading books from the Abbey Press
company The author is Mrs. James
Edwin Morris, and the books, which
are to be used as desk copies for the
teacher, treat of nature in the sim
plest and most attractive style for
the little ones. THE Travels of a
Water-Drop" is a lovely little book.
In it the clouds are called Shower
Children" and such expressions as
tossed the lilac's purple curls." in
which the book abounds. tend to
awaken the artistic sense in the child
while teaching it about the wonders
of nature. The volume on animals is
called Golden Fluff the name being
applied to a bluebird. Ali Baba is a
bullfrog, March is cat, and so on
through all the different animals, Civ
ing their habits and descriptions in
a most charming way. THE Travels
OF a Barnacle" tells how the subject
went to Alaska on the bottom of a
vessel. and the adventures he had
on the journey Crabs and other in
habitants of the sea are told about in
this book. They are such stories as
! children will most appreciate. They
are gotten up in a beautifully artis-
tic style, the binding and covers suit
ed to the title of the book. and people
who Ike to encourage their children
in the pursuit of knowledge outside
of the school room, can find no bet
ter way to interest them in nature
study and develop their artistic tastes
than by putting before them these de-
| lightful little books.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Chief Gaibreath says that the new
addition to the nre department house.
for which they are now digging the
cellar, will he used as reception par.
Ior. and be furnished with brussels
carpet. piano and everything fine. az
ter the style OF the city engine houses.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Roy Hall left on this morning s
eastern for Chicago and New York
where he VIII spend three weeks or a
month, purchasing goods for the trade
Of the whitehall Clothing company
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

A letter received from J. L. Par
sons announced that he is having a
very pleasant trip. going from Fort
Defiance TO Gallup on the 10th. and
thence to Albuquerque. where he will
take In the fair from the l4th to the
18th. and then return home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Mrs. Wilson was granted divorce
in the county court last week from
S. d. Wilson, the grounds being non
support.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

kill you" Tinsley didn't like looking
into the wrong end of the gun. so
stopped and threw up his hands with
out further hesitation. crying. 'Tll
come back John. Don't shoot. I'll
come back" whereupon he walked
meekly into the cage. Tinsley has
been sick ever since his imprison-
ment and Smelcer never dreamed of
his attempting to escape. He is very
cautious today about letting the men
out of the cage, thinking they may
try the same trick again. Tinsley
however. tries to apologize by say
ing, 81 don't know what made me try
to do such a thing as that. John.
must have been "nutty' to do it.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Messrs. Pierce and Daum sold
ranch property up the valley a few
days ago for $4,000 and $4,000. the
best sales ever made in the section.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

The condition OF James II. Pollard.
who has been in the hospital for about
two weeks, is slowly improving.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

There will be no high mass next
Sunday at st Columba's church. the
S O'Clock mass being the only service.
Father Duny viii celebrate late mass
In the ,Ichooi building at Hesperns
on that day for benefit OF people who
are too far away from the church to
attend regular services.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Pennington Of
the Upper Florida came into town last
night, leaving this morning for Leav-
enswortb, Kansas. where they Will
spend TWO or three months visiting
friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Mrs. ]. l.. Parsons is entertaining
Mrs T. ]. Jackson Of Denver, form
er resident OF this place.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16


rooobt Of
N.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

A catechism class for children aged
and . years. will be opened next
Sunday at st. Columba's church by
Father Dufy. The class will be held
at D. m.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

The ore from the Durango Girl con
specimens that were brought down
last night are the finest and richest
ever found in the La Platas
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

j, T. Jones Of Iron Mountain. Mich.
connected with some OF the Sil-
verton mines. came down from that
city yesterday. the altitude being too
high for him, and viii carry on his
business In Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

Miss Luna Armitage arrived from
Sllverton last night and left this
morning for Pueblo. where she viii
visit her sister. Miss Armitagc eS-
poets TO make a change IN her name
upon her return 10 this part Of the
country.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-16

w. A. Rattle OF Cleveland. O., who
has been In Silverton and adjoining
towns looking after interests In the
MoguI and other mines. came down
and left this morning for
on business trip.