Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-25

Re natural, lie simple. humane. sym
pathetic. honest and truthful You
viii then be beautiful and cultured.
LILLIAN HARTMAN JOHNSON
From Saturdays Daily
f. Alderman. representing an
Omaha drug honse IL registered at
the Strater.
H. l.. Damschroeder. one of the SiI-
verton mining men came down yes
terday for a little trip.
Mr. Boyle who was married this
week IN Silverton. came down this
morning from Trlmbe Springs.
Mrs. Mabel Mosier who has been
visiting Mrs. Mabel Mack OF this city
returned this morning to her home in
Rico.
w F. Huber J. f. English and Dan
Iel Murnane were yesterdays guests
ftom Rico. staying at the Palace ho-
tel.
Mrs Llghtner. who has been visiting
Mrs George W Franklin Of this city
LEFT for her home in Denver this
morning.
J. a. Porter came in yesterday from
his country place on the Florida.
where he is engaged in building a new
residence
John Lite, of the Knight Campbell
Music company OF Denver went to
Lumherton this morning on one Of his
business trips.
W c. Guthrie. representing the
Chicago Law Book Publishing com
pany was passenger on last even
Ing's eastern.
Rev Thomas Stevenson who is to
preach the dcdleatory sermon at the
Baptist church tomorrow, arrived on
last evenings train from Pueblo.
Mrs Jones and son and Mrs. Robert
Mcclure Of Cutler Ills. who have
been visiting Tom Jones Of Silverton,
left this morning for their home.
Rodman B Bourk. who is connect
ed with the Pennington bank, is one
of the guests at the Strater, having
come into town yesterday,
DR. +. ] Snyder and wife of York,
Pa, stopped in Durango last night on
their way around the circle, aud were
off this morning lor Pagosa Springs.
Madame Rose is in Denver and will
be at her post again in The Famous
Monday morning, when she will be
glad to meet the ladies' of Durango
and show them all the latest styles for
fan and winter
e. H. Martin and wife, who have
lived in Durango many years left this
morning for Seattle, Wash where
tbcy viii make their future home.
They win stop of at Colorado Springs
for while to visit Mr. Martins pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs G. w Martin.
Ben Russell who has been trying
eases at Pasosa Springs during the
session OF the district court. won the
ease of Dan Semaine and the water
superintendent VS.. the BOARD Of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Archuleta county.
Flo returned from Pagosa last night
and went through to his home in Sill
yerton.
The thirsty land has been refreshed
by fine rain this time. If these Au-
gust showers had come earlier in the
season. the drought would have been
prevented, and this year saved from
the record of being the dryest in the
memory OF white men that has ever
been experienced in this section. Bet
ter late than never" though is good
saying. as the recent rains have been
Of considerable benefit
George McCameur, who has had
charge Of the building of the cold
storage plant In Durango has finished
his labors IN that direction, and
leaves tomorrow for Colorado Springs
" lif'l' IN VIII HISNh u lNN hhN anu
proceed thence to New York and 9th
er eastern points. He expects to re-
turn this way again in about thirty
days ON his way to the Pacific coast,
and win visit Durango again to see
how his work is progressing.
John l. Gehr of Canon City who
was recently called from the Colorado
coal fields by President Mitchell of
the United Mine Workers Of America
to assist in the fight in Pennsylvania,
was released from prison at Parkers-
burg W. Va. Wednesday by Judge
Jackson on his promise not 10 violate
the courts order again. Gehr viii be
remembered AS the man who razzle-
dazzled this section for one month
last spring
At the fall fair OF the Coloraao-New
Mexico association this year there
viii be the greatest Indian carnival
ever held in this country All the
tribes Nayaios utes, Apaches and
Pueblos will be here. and will give eX-
hihitioas OF their dances, games and
races every day The various arts of