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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

Take for instance The Herald, they
have plant they can borrow $500
on, yet they put it to the assessor at
less than one-fourth. Now multiply
STEMS assessment by four and COM
pare with that assessment by four
with that of any of the reform ele-
ment.
The above is from the Democrat
and is fair sample Of the way that
sheet juggles figures which makes
every statement appearing false. It
says The Herald put in its assess
meDt at less than one-fourth of $5,-
500, which would be a trife over
$l,100 The records show that The
Herald put in valuation of $500.
The records will show that The Her
aid only carries $4,000 insurance.
The Herald is carrying all the insur-
ance 1t can collect. 1t makes no
difference If The Herald is bonded
for 81, 200 or $4,000. The Stein stock
= was given a value. under oath, of a
trife over $4,000, when at the same
time Stein was carrying $4,000 in
surance. and after selling all fall and
part of the winter from said stock,
he is able to obtain nearly $4,000 in
cash from the insurance companies.
and according to reported interview
in this mornings Democrat, Mr.. Stein
has sold and secured $4,000 cash
since the fire sale. and his store is still
well supplied with goods. And in the
face of this the Stein assessment is
upheld by The Democrat editor The
commissioners did not raise Mr. Stein
when 1t came to equalizing taxes, but
instead raised The Herald to $500.
and upon the management appearing
before the board the assessment was
reduced to $4,000, the full amount of
insurance carried by The Herald.
Oh. no, there was no desire to bur-
den The Herald at the expense of
others. Oh. no!
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
Telluride Grist.

Special Telephone to The Herald.
TELLURIDE. Jan. 31.-There are
no new developments in the boycott
today. The pickett guard is still
doing duty around the Saddle Rock
restaurant. So far as is known this
is the only place of business picketed,
and why it has been selected is not
readily understood The proprietor
has no intention of giving in, howev-
er, and the business mems associa-
ton are patronizing him. men who
did not do SO before. The union gives
no intention of declaring the boycott
off and the fight may be long drawn
out.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
rRuMEL ARRESTED.
Caught In Pueblo and Returned
DURANGO by Officer Thomson.

CuTan9o ny OHceT thompson.
Clifford Trumel. whose exploits
were aired in these columns some time
ago, was arrested in Pueblo the first
of the week in response to a tele-
gram from Undersheriff w. ]. Thomp-
son, the latter leaving for Pueblo i'm
mediately, returning last night with
his prisoner. who is at the present
writing lodged in the county jail
Trumel. 1t will be remembered.
opened a letter he was bringing to
town to mail. abstracted a check for
$3.50. forged the name OF the own.
er, and after securing the money.
skipped out. He was located In Pu.
eblo a short time ago and the Du.
range officers notified, the arrest and
return to this county being as above
stated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
Home Seekers for Aztec.
Special Telephone to The Herald

Special Telephone to The Herald
AZTEC. Jan. &c. E. Mead left
Durango for Aztec this morning. hay
ing with him three men, two from Ne,
braska and one from Iowa, who are
coming here for the purpose OF look
ing up homes. All three men are
said to have plenty of means and their
acquisition will be greeted by all.
Hardly day goes by that some one
does not put in an appearance seek
ing a location either in Aztec or the
surrounding country. The increase
of population was quite noticeable last
year but the newcomers will no doubt
double in number this year
The ground is barely covered with
snow. but their is no indication of the
fall continuing. A big snow storm
would be hailed with delight.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
On. Death and One Funeral,

Special Telephone to The Herald.
FARMINGTON, Jan. 31.--The
weather is mild, tending to snow. oc-
casional furies during the forenoon.
but hardly sufficient to cover the
ground. Not over half an inch Of
snow has fallen here during the past
ten days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

The supply OF mustangs in Montana
has practically been exhausted by the
heavy demands of Buffalo Bill and the
South African war.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

Mrs. Rhoades. mother-in-law Of
Henry C. King. well known In Farm
ington and throughout the county,
died this morning. old age being the
primary cause. Funeral will prob
ably take place tomorrow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

The funeral of Mrs. T. C. Bryan of
Fruitland is taking place this after
noon in this place and there Is a
large attendance. deceased being quite
well known in the lower part of this
county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

A dance given last night was At
tended by all those who indulge In
the invigorating exercise.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

The great and glorious San Juan
section is advancing every year. ev-
cry month, every week and every
day. And every day brings us near
er to the goal-a southern outlet.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

The Hyde people will operate an
Ice plant this summer with a capaci-
ty of two tons per day. This will
cut on outside shipments.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03
Pennington to the Front.
Special Telephone to The Herald.

Special Telephone to The Herald.
Pennington, N. NJ, Feb. 1.-The
town Of Pennington is forging to the
front every day. New enterprises
are under way, and others contem-
plated. As announced few days
ago. the organization OF the Pierce
Mercantile Co. with F. NJ. Pierce.
A. f. Dustin and George l.. Cooper.
means "A strong Arm for this place
and the building up of an outside
trade. Then the organization Of
National Bank Is assured. Sufficient
stock has already been subscribed to
start with a paid in capital OF $685.
900. but the opportunity is being
given home people to invest in
shares before accepting outside OF.
fers. This will give Pennington
two strong and reliable banking in
stitutions With an extension OF the
telephone line to Fruitland and the
sinking of oil wells busy season is
In store for this section.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

There is no apprehension felt by
our citizens over the prevalence OF
smell pox at Fruitland. Olio and
Jewett So far the disease has been
very mild but with cold snap II
might become more virulent.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-03

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
One Advantage in Old Age.

Prof. JoY It. the srreat master OF
Balliol eo.iege. commenting OF the
crucial te3ie=et sroWina Old wrote to
a friend: Tn later years OF life ap-
pear 70 mo.5s911 certain point Of
view. to be III asst They are less
disturbed b. care AMI the world. we
begin to understand tHat things realty
never did matter - r4ai52 as We sup
posed. and We ala a512 to see them
more in their fue proportion instead
OF being overwhelmed bg them. We
are mor5 resigned % tie will OF God.
neither afraid 70 depaGt nor ovef=anx-
ious to stay. We cannot see into an
ether life. hat We believe with an in
extinguishaDle hope that there is
something still reserved for Us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Fooled the Land ord.

Landlords are getting very particu-
lar about their tenants. Ii a person
has dozen children he's very coolly
told that he cannot have the premises.
Have YOU any children, madam?' m
CURED one OF these sharpers OF a lady
il modest black Who was looking at
ona Of his houses just finished and in
perfect order Yes" said the gentle
mother. 4 have seven, sir, but they
are all in the churchyard." Without
further parley the bafgain was closed.
Her little hoak w&a waiting for her in
tho churehyard around the corner, and
were delighted to hear That she had
found a saus littla house 80 speedily
PeaYsan's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
HUNTERS WHO USE TIE CAMr2A
a Tastiaae III Tia Woods That come
times N nj@le-s OH Surprises.


The tile oa....a.Ha H.u.a,a mas IN
creased r@oai-!s~s3y a1 la.a ysars. The
csaze mas uo penetrated gae Sa4th.
whore samera= ere ra1e o,e..o n big
towns. buJ w. >I.aea In TIE North
sni Nast
Ean c4@ola H4J03 r5s Ter altft
l3iriy good iae.F59.snt ~8ae =.tr.ngs
t. t.t il III r.. from stE-Hee to
ffty feet e. rubber JuH6ag and a LEI
81 dzJ plates 81 aiHs. Hsi5 OBJECTS ara
. st pietufa4 of birds ii als birds
e4 RESTS, bi16s on posraa7 II
form, eta.
Co. aas Il
a Oh 4.a rs 10 MOI Gast.. Ii is
p,tcticea mostly ia summer tiasa #.5a
sting h.rds To- subjects aaal=d 20
sm. Ii takes the caae.a laGater
iato he fsld aud teaches him die Ha5-
- of bird and beast.
It giEes#hi1a epparutaitr= la= acquire
a knowledge ot tie poiaas Of tie COM
pass SO that he Viii rot Get last la the
woods Is successful pursuit requires
patieAee, Ingenuity, industry and some
endurance.
Flashliaht pictures OF deer on night
runways. Of predatory fauna. foxes.
miaks, polecata and so forth about
chicken aeops and duck roosts are in
te.esting and Instructive Sometimes
they give unlooEed-for Illustrations OF
(he habits OF animals
\ camera hunter in southwestern
Wisconsin who had accused fox Of
stealing a lot of his young Indian
game chickens found one day on the
evidence of developed plate. that the
thief was a Woodchuck. Similarly a
tame ferret has been discovered on
his way to cut lot OF fowls throats
instead Of a skunk which had been
Judged guilty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Smupoler'S Clever Scheme.

a schooner loaded with very bad
whisky tried in vain to land its Illicit
cargo in Bangor Me. as the depHtio;
We're unusually wa5chfl!l. f'inaih, the
skipper grew desperate and decided on
a bold move He happened to own
small and unused barn in tAe sub
urbs. That night ne caused II To be
set on fire and had some OF his trends
set up a great hullabaloo about tho
streets 80 the effect that a terrible con-
fasration mad started. The noi!eo,
deputies, small BOYS, town dogs, mem-
bers Of the board Of trade secreo socie-
ties and o:tizcps O.. foot and in ca
riages, tafne! cut and started for The
fire. During tie excitement the lever
liquor dealer ran his schooner up to
the pier ara got her cargo safely
housed keEo1e the crowd came lack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Tho AntiGuated White HOuse.

\ few dae5 ago Mrs, GooseYelt Or
IL ed lour big hair mattresses for the
beds Of the children. When the dealer
delivered them he found to his sur
prise that they could not be taken in
At the basena4t dooH. where groceries
are deliFerza.. as Jacre was no way OF
getting them a.a-@Gairs the rest1lr~ was
that Visitors to tie Matte House that
day were a4az# / 10 see men carrying
a lo5 oG .aat crosses through the front
door OF the "Iresit;ent's Palace as
they tried 10 all It IN the earlier days
Of the republic Democratic simplicity
with vengeance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Bruin As 4 Fisherman.

Old hunters say that the black bear
does a good deal of fishing at this
season. 1t is said that carefully study
ing the sun. and approaching so that
his shadow will not be cast upon the
waters, bruin ereeps c I.tious'y to
where he sees the tell-tae fins. and
dexterously throws the fish out of the
water with sweep of his paw.
A couple Of lads came across a dis-
ferent kind Of a bear this week at St
Mary's lake Huh. Canada
This one preferred having some one
else do the .ish catching tor hin.
The boys Gal got eood sarkful Of
pike which they lett neas' stump
while they amused themselves OH a
raft they had thrown together They
looked ashore after a time 10 see big
bear walking OF. With the bag Of fish
over his shoulder.
He paid hot the least attention to
their shQutings, having. as ii trans
pired. taken the pfecautioa af break
ing the stock oi their gun across at
the grip befeFe carrying off tAe fsn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
ARTIST MADE FAIR PROPOSITION
Probability That the Business House
Saw the Po&pt.


artist IS going the round of artistic
circles in London. He received, not
long ago, circular letter from an
American business house engaged in
the sale Of dried fruit, inviting him to
compete for prize to be given for the
best design to be used in advertising
their wares. Only one prize was to be
given. and all unsuccessful drawings
We're to become the property of the
fruit men After reading the circular,
The artist sat down and wrote the fol-
lowing letter:
The Manager Of the ...=.=..=.=. Fruit
Gom0any: Gent!emen.-l am offering
a paiza OF haif crown for the best
specimen OF dried fruit, and should
BE glad To have YOU take part iii the
competitions Twelve dozen boxes Of
each kind Of fruit should be sent for
examination. and al fruit hat is not
adjud9ed worthy Of the prize will re-
main the property Of the undersigned.
1t Is also required that lie charges on
I've fruit 50 forwarded be pad b< the
sender. y osls very truly. ......'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
-le,y Zealand Census.

The census returns just completed
show the total arrivals in New Zealand
for the year ending December, 1901, to
have numbered 25,oS6. departures lS,-
655222 This is satisfactory indica-
tion as TO the prosperity OF the colony.
The departures include lis officers
and men sent to South Africa. which
would otherwise reckon among the in
crease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Good yYro-I. in the Tene.nents.

Tenemeaj tea dninhing@ are form
of hospitality Introduced amona the
poor of the settlement workers.
.'Wooldnt Eou Ike 10 have a party
in your tenemert?" settlement
worker Will asI d poor woman. Yes,
hHt haven't got cups enough. Oh,
we viii see 10 that You Just clean
up bit. make fire and have the ket-
lie boiling. SO the Invitations are
sent out aud the hostess gives her
room, such a cleaning as they have
not had since she moved into them.
The settlement folk bring tea. cakes,
cups and all the paraphernalia neces-
sary for the service. Pretty girls
come too, to play or to sing and to
help things to move along smoothly
Nav Yorl. Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
FINANCE IN TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Incident Illustrative of the Gigantic
Deals of the Day.

1t seems hard to believe even in
these days Of gigantic fortunes that a
banking house would ignore the plac-
ing Of $4,000 600 worth of cash and Sc
curities on the ground that they did
not deal with such small amounts.
Yet such seems TO have been the case
in Wall street recently.
\ Western man who had suddenly
grown rich came to New York and
Thought he would place $1,00o,O00 in
casn aad s. 600 GOO in good securities
IA the hands OF some standard bank
ing firm for Investment. Accordingly.
he sought the advice Of a former
friend. who Went with him to the head
ci an important Nall street firm. who
had often given him valuable bits OF
information.
He went to the head of the institu-
ton and said:
I have been to You many times for
information. Now l am going to do
yGu a little turn \ friend OF mine
has just come to town from the West
He has million dollars in cash ard
two millions in securities which lie
wishes 10 turn over to you to. kee9
and invest for him
Well. replied tie banker. "Wa az
preeiate your confidence in us WY
much but am forced to say that We
do business now Only With large cor
poratioHs =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
W. ruiD| 10 CT!liC-:s.

President Angus N. Cannon, in a
discourse at the Mormon Tabernacle
in Salt Lake City. Utah, severely re-
proved the young people who marry
Gentiles. Look around YOU" he said
and you will see that many of out
girls have married outside of the faith
and many OF our young men have
married women who are not Of this
faith. They have forgotten the obliga-
tions they are under"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Unique Request for Loan.

The following advert5 ap-
pears in London paper: "Wante9,-
Loan Of fifty pounds for few years
By a nam Of integrity and ability. Idle
inquire1a ami Weall-kneed Christians
ntad not apply, but persons Ct a phil
eletropic trtA Of mind and wiling to
.eet the part 81 a SooI Saela@it&n may
Fl tifis y pfesaa5la iavas5m At Ap-
ply Dy ,fsfer only to Aaistii7s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
NOTICE..
by wire

To the Merchants OF Pine Bluff: Or
account OF rush of other business, |
have transferred the secretaryship of
the Merchants Protective association
to Mr.. E. G. Laine. ] wish to thank
sisted me during the past year in
making the association permanent
success and bespeak for Mr. Iaine a
continuance of your support.
E. E. LOCKWOOD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
simple Incident Caused Hcavy I.7sv.

While a flock Of sheep was beias
driven along the road at Casterton,
Yfetorfa. \. :. NJ. one Of the animals
trol o1 d Do:; OF matches. The blaze
which followed ignited some dry ssass,
ard the res"!t was . bush fro which
devastated; SO whole disIr,cy ! t3Ge i
..34..lej .tse!f ot;t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

Having succeeded Nh f. f, Lock.
wood in the management of the Mer-
chants Protective association Of Pine
Bluff. respectfully solicit a contin-
rance Of the liberal support and a.
tive cooperation heretofore cXtended Il
10 Nj. L.oel1wood to the end that tie
association may be made still more
effective aud Of even greater benefit
% It's members. Respectfully.
T. c. LAME.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
4u .-l.,-sss.
Senator Gocilrell Likes Apples.

Every afternoon at > Q clock Senator
Cockrell of Missouri eats two apples
He is an expert regarding this fruit,
and never eats it unless it shows just
the proper degree of redness and has
all external evidences of being perfect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
To Have Cable to Honolulu.

George Gray Ward who is in San
Francisco arranging for the great Pa
cifc ocean cable says that by next
Thanksgiving day the United States
will be doing business with Honolulu
by wire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
Apa,.s intro.irc,d in japan.

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Fee 3suters malaa good fH65s b..
zeachir4 for tHrsa Hives 4s.ieI4 IA
many Instances are filed With honey
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
41pnrs. ure.. sr.uu,.ry.

In 900 france i,nportod 3S5.975 +oa5
Of troa al seesi an &pofc ais;
ne: ;s1noe ls2 -e- .ens. Il ,anl =
-Ie..9 - - ..,astt.,,.s7 al 99cted
- . -. IA t..a5 !. a~:.y - ms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

Handsome bed room SUIT. book.
case, center table. lace curtains. biey.
Gle and other articles for sale cheap.
Inquire Sidney Smith at Stearns e;
Co. at6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

FOR RENT-A good 6 room house.
newly papered and painted aud tie
we'll with good water. Inquire Of J.
f.. Simmons. 1916 w. Barraduo r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

FOR SALE-Two houses. 6-rooms
each, lots 140x154 feet Situated No.
S25 and S21 East Third avenue. Al,
dress James Mcknight, at above num.
ber. 246
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

Stock pastHrsd fer &l raf month.
Cal eH e y. Lemon At boat landing
oi telePholle fieS stapt". jHiyf J
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21
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$. yo1 saye q House 5cr f7sds, y
atZs sHyzEjrg SHE. 7-rarers =
IN tH5 ~5 sn7a.
i caara4a va1 b. e1-raea at ~
regular !51s5 Tz5z = : c-9ts H;as
easts iassF4 aH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21

loz.1 Hand aae walnut bed.
sahesoat book case. 1eres
satttss s& @e#l and numerous
olaer afa 1t a bargain tp8.y
=af3}es >z=f5i IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-21


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Evening journal., 1902-03-20
IOgne Of White

The white waist is as fashionable as
over. 1t may be of liberty satin, Louis
inc, taffeta, peau de sole or peau de
cygne. Stylish examples of these
waists are trimmed withrOws of stitch
ing in black, black lace or applique,
pipings of black silk, or black velvet
baby ribbon, with which silver is fre-
uuently combined
Never before has so great variety
of materials been shown for the max
ing of the summer shirt waist. New
and most attractive are the waist pat
terms Of embroidered mulls which
come in boxes, each box containing
sufficient material for one waist. The
embroidery is in a delicate design OF
hOwerets, graceful foliage and running
vines. 1t is arranged so that when
the waist lis completed the embroidery
ornaments each side in the front
Sometimes a touch of delicate color Is
effectively introduced. Waist patterns
of white null are embroidered IL
white, the dainty little blossoms being
in pale pink, blue or lavender. witt
touches of sprink-hke green on the
foliage. Waist lengths of ecru mul
are similarly embroidered, and the eff
feet of the delicate touches of colol
on the pale coffee background is mos
artistic. The patterns Of white mul
embroidered in white and black have
an appealing air Of smartness, an,
very stylish are the ecru mulls EN-
/ brOidered in self-cOlOr.
Evening journal., 1902-03-20
AbOut Spring Hats

UGH ingenuity is displayed In
various methods of treating
W, but still greater delicacy Of
d is needed to accomplish the
styles of hat coverings and trim
gs where lisse and tulle is con-
led. 1t is a marvel how any fin
) can be found to make UP the
4 Thumb quillngs of tulle that
used TO line the brims of some of
hats. They are often not so much
half an inch in width, and yet ar
ged in double or triple pleats. A
ad-brlmmed hat, lined in this way,
3vered on the outer side with black
Use and bordered with black velvet.
rests on the left side on a cache
gn Of black velvet, beneath which
secured two demi-amazons-one
lte, which curls over the edge Of the
urned brim, and the other black
tip Of which comes down behind
ear.
mother delicate operation is tc
k the narrOwest black velvet ribbon
puffings Of white tulle shirred
sely every half inch with which
ae pretty straw and other hats are
ed. Likewise the making Of pipe.
1t rolls of lisse and sewing them
.ween upright straw braids is nj
y task, and can only be accom-
shed by an experienced hand, az
o the covering of shapes with close
fluted gossamer, so thar the flutes
drcle the crown in a swirl, or witt
isted rolls of tulle or lisse, bandeS
md with black or white lace inser
n.
oujols models include some admir-
le specimens OF this work, much ap
sciated by American buyers. One, ;
ge toque, has the crown covered
III a spiral arrangement Of rolle'
lie (palest blue, encircled with yer!
q black chantilly), and a puffet
lie brim, partly veiled by white chan
ly, trimmed with black aigrette o
right form-laigrette colonel, yer.
shiOnable this season, and about tn
ly trimming in vogue that is per
itted to add height to a shape
lother Of these models combines tw'
the arrangements described above
is a medium sized hat, with tn
i'm turned up on both sides, and tn
lclS bent down into tine nape Of tn
.ck. The outside is covered with
virl Of futed white Illusion, and TIN
Evening journal., 1902-03-20
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

The Rev. John Shape viii lecture ON
"rhe Eloauence OF Silence in Olivet
Presbyterian Church, Fourth and Broome
streets. this evening at s o'clock. Ad-
mission viii be free.
LIN ST Josenhs Colorcd Catholic
church yesterday the feast of St. Joseph
was celebrated
lin Harvesters' Mission, Front and
Jefferson streets tonight. there will be a
union class meeting led by Mr. Caplan, Of
Wesley NJ f. Church.
THE Rev. Hubert W. Wells. OF St.
Andrews Church. has issued an appeal to
his parish for funds 10 erect parish
house
The monthly praise service OF the
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
was held last night I'm Central Presbyter-
ian Church Mrs. William S. Prcketi
presided and introduced the speaker OF
the evening. Mrs. Rodney Janwer, a re-
turned missionary from India. who gave
Ian interesting address on her work there.
After services refreshments We're served
and the Howard Glee Club sang several
selections. Tomorrow night members OF
the society viii be the guests of Hanover
Church a feature of this meeting will
be am address by "a native woman OF In
dia.