Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-03

From Thursday's Daiiy.)
Richard Kellar came over from Dun
ton last evening and this morning
pulled out for Denver. Dick" y .
busy boy these days-
What Is the use o; buying smoke
and water damaged goods when you
can ret the genuine article for about
the same money. Do not be . ninny
W. G. Chapman sold Thurlow Fields
of Aztec today one OF his latest Johr
Deere two-seated spring wagons.
Munroe knows a good thing when he
sees IL.
Oficiais note the presence OF many
hard looking customers who require
watching. 1t will be we'll TO keep
close lookout for thieves and house
breakers.
Snow is delaying building opera
tions, but the contractors are not
kicking. They would not kick At .
week or two OF such weather IN yes
terday.
Dan Thornton is Offering for sale
a hlooded bull that should be gobbled
up by some OF our progressive farm
ers who desire to Improve their stock.
IT'S n snap.
A notice in reference to the Read
ing club today at Mrs. Camps was
handed In yesterday but In some man
ner got mislaid, therefore. do not
blame tho secretary.
The gold excitement above Trimble
Springs continues. Prospectors are
stalking every foot OF ground for miles
around. II is believed the section Is
fertile In gold resources.
Mr. and Mrs. Trumble left for Pu-
eblo this morning. Mr.. Trumble has
been bothered with rheumatism most
of the time the past two years and the
change will no doubt do him good.
u. Glaser returned last night from
his Denver trip where he Inspected
finc line OF spring and summer
goods from drummers repre-
senting eastern houses but who only
stop at large cities. New goods will
begin arriving shortly.
The Herald is in receipt Of letters
anent the article published Saturday
in regard to the fishing on the razos.
One man residing in the eastern part
OF the state SAYS he feels like locking
ing mp the Office and lighting out for
the stream in order to be on hand
when the trout season opens.
Life must be kind OF dull around
the Piaindealer ONCE. ouray. Been At
least two weeks since the editor
skipped out with another mans wife.
Hut the management is probably steer
ing clear Of outsiders and the next
friend who comes tlong and wants a
lease viii have to ut up a silt-edxed
bond
Percy S. Rider returned last even
ing from Rico where he went to look
after mining matters. He reports
nothing to record. This morning he
departed for Denver and thence to
Pittsburg and New York, where he
will probably remain until all the
minor details In connection with the
consolidation are closed.
l. Lazarus left on the morning train
for New York. where he goes to pur-
chase spring and summer clothing.
Mr.. Lazarus says It is his impression
that Durango and the entire south
est country Is going to make mater
ial progress. II not = genuine boom
this year. and in accord with this I'M
preston intends to out-do all former
purchases In every department Of his
store. He will be gone four to siI
weeks.
This is busy week at Kruschke's.
As announced Monday. special bar
gains have been offered all month.
but II remained for the last week OF
the special sale to reach low water
mark In regard to prices. As will be
observed by advertisement almost
everything desired is included. Re
| member there is a long stretch Of cold
weather and raw winds before sum
mer and warm clothing will
be required for the next
three months at least and no better
opportunity will ever present Itself
to purchase same for little money.
Miss I.iggctt. the young lady who
lost her life at the Park hotel New
York, last week. was an intimate
friend OF Mrs George w. Lewis Of this
city, In Kansas Miss Iggett resided
L LIZ. H.