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Farm for Sale.

24O Acres, 81 miles south
Laddonia. Mo. Good improve
ments, q in grass, rest corn and
oats. Price very low. Invcsti-
gate this; splendid grain on
stock farm. Address,
b. W. Hale, Laddonia, Mo
Row Are four X idneyss
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure oil Kidney ii, iaIn.
ole free. Add Sterling Kennedy Co, Chicago OF N.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-08-07

j. NJ. Bradley, south of Mexico
will locate in Colorado.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-08-07

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cnthartic. cure constipation forever
ioc, "5c. IL G. O. G. fail, druggists refund money
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-08-07

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ii.
Downing at Sturgeon, a son.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-08-07
Mexico Market.

Mexico Market.
lamS, per pound, ID
Hens =
shoulders, per pound, liz
Bacon sides, per pound, 10
Butter, per pound, Is
Eggs, per dozen, l2%
Spring Chihkens l2%
Onions, per bushcl, LOO
Lard, per pound, II
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-08-07
u HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. n

Homegrownwatermelon season
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
THE FINALE

Disharment proceedings against J.
r Anglim former District Attorney
and late chairman of the Democratic
county. and Sidney Dent of Hinsdale
county. have been instituted.
In the first count 1t is charged that
AnElim demanded and received from
one George Ducey. charged with as
sault to kill the sum of 5000 as com
pensation for dropping the case
against him. The second count
charges the district attorney with al
lowing the saloons and gambling
houses Of Silverton and Durango to
open on Sunday for a consideration
In the complaint.
On January 20. l902, It is charged
that Anglim demanded of the com
planning witness in the case of the
people against Ernest Chambers and
Joseph Chambers. the sum of 5000 be
fore he would prosecute the defend
ants
II Is also charged that he demanded
and received from attorneys of one
Godfrey, charged with a foul crime,
5000 after he had nolle pressed the
case. In the case of the people
against Lawrence Nolan, charged with
grand larceny. 1t is charged that An
slim employed N c. Miller as special
prosecutor and then took half of Mil
ler's salary.
On February 10. 1902 for the pur-
pose of preventing an investigation of
his Office by a grand jury in La Plata
county, the district attorney, the peti'
tion recites resigned his office.
For these reasons the petition holds
that he should be debarred from prac-
ticing law in this state Anglim has
not filed his answer yet
These cases as well as that of Sid
uey Dent, have been suppressed by
Horace Clark. clerk OF the supreme
court
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
HE'S SWINGING A
SWEETHEART, TOO

dedicated to the old Swing at Her
mosa)
Swinging again with my sweetheart,
Where ages ago, in truth,
| gaily shared this old swing board.
With the sweetheart of my youth.
Backward and forward. to and fro.
And now the cat must die,
While hurrying, scurrying past us go
Dead leaves with mournful sigh.
| drift and dream down mem'ry's
stream,
And view the castles fair
That float about with filmy sheen,
For they were built of air.
But the voice of my sweetheart. sit
ting near
Calls. Mamma. les swing some
more"
here
float from the wreck k-strewn shore
Yes, swinging again with my sweet
heart
Where | swung in days of yore,
But that one was old enough to vote
And this one only four.
All, gaily we go. to and fro;
"Oh, mamma. les not be froui"
mo. no my love, Wen swing some
more"
For he's swinging sweetheart, too.
All SO like life; strong youth must
soar
Until wounded and weary it lies.
At last the pendulum swings no more.
And so the old cat dies.
LILLIAN HARTMAN JOHNSON.
Written at Trimble Springs. 1898.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

boasts not OF. 1t has the Animas.
where fishing. boating and bathing
will some day be in vogue And not
ranches and stock yards. True. it
has no Pixies Peak with Its cog road
but the Oro Fino gold camp is much
nearer to Trimble than Cripple Creel;
is to Manitou and the popular Neg
lected, with it's novel name, is not far
away. These places are attracting
attention all over the country today
What is there to prevent people from
coming and seeing for themselves the
wonders Of this region during the heat
of the summer. and at the same time
enjoying much needed rest They
will come some day from east and
west and north and south. Some day
Trimble will he the Manitou of the
southwest. Some day the street car
line, already contemplating a circuit
around the sawmill near which a
pleasant park is to be located. will
extend out past, the farms and cot
tages. carrying thousands of pleasure
seekers to the popular resort. Some
day the silent flowing Animas will be
surprised by row boats and sail boats
and will listen to the music OF guitar
and mandolin. and bury lovers secrets
in It's ancient depths. as the summer
maiden and the jaunty boatman glide
over its surface. Some day the grave
old mountains will look down. upon
golf links and tennis courts and every
summer game; porters of busy hotels
VIII capture the crowds OF happy trav-
elers as they alight al the little sta
tion and conduct them to palatial
structures. where gay music will
soothe the troubled breast. while
mountain breezes fan away all care
and anxiety making new men and
women of tho world-weary people.
Thar Trimble will be named with
Nanitou and Glenwood all over the
country Electric lights will blaze of
riehts over the pretty resort merry
voices will resound amid the sublime
old heights and the pleasant river,
there will he dancing in wide casinos
and daily parties to the Oro Flno and
other well known spots and mount
ain climbing and tally-ho rides and wild
flower excursions. and all that can
intoxicate with pleasure life's little
season.
If there are any people around Du-
rango and vicinity who are not famil-
lar with Trimble Springs. and have
not tried the splendid service which
the hotel offers. now is their chance
to spend Sunday there They will
want to go again and take their
| friends and soon they will forget
more distant resorts and make Trim
BILE their summer home. And If there
are any strangers in Durango. who
have not been mp that way. 1t should
he made the next visiting place on
| their list The strangers opinion of
Trimble is very nattering. and he
brings awav a memory which Is joy
forever Pretty. poetical Trimble
Springs There are romances hidden
in its mountains and its river as mys-
tical and Joyous as ever was crowded
into happy old Manitous 1t only
awaits the focking of people from
every point-and they soon will come
to make It the Manitou of the south
west PAULINE.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

The FIRST sod of the new dock at
kvonmouih Glouccstershire. England
on which the sum Of 10000, 900 if
about to be spen, was turned on the
afternoon Of March 3 by Prince oi
Wales II is hoped that y portion Of
the American trafiic formerly enjoyed
~ The port Of Bristol will he recover
cd by the Duildi1g Of tho now dock
In 1893 the corporation ~ Bfisiol pre-
gentod bill to Parliament isking for
power IN build new dock a' Avon
mouth large enough TO accommodate
at one time three Of the largest At
lantic liners thrn afoat After nine
yc1rE Of earnest cffonri work has nov
begun
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
From Saturdays Daily.

Charles Hawke went to Silverton
this morning with surveying party
headed by Mr.. Henderson, who has
recently brought his family from
Tennessee 20 reside in Durango. They
are going to the Montana mines
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. Seabold and son, former owners
of some of the property. meet them
there. and they go to work Monday
under the management of Mr.. Hen
derson. large company of men
who are interested in mining will be
here from Ohio about the 25th, and
together with Mr. Henderson will do
some surveying on large scale with
the intention of taking up claims and
purchasing property In that vicinity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Tho most uptodaic thing In the
way Of strrui sprinkiers is IN use on
the streets nf Colorado Springs. Colo.
Here there n necessity for sprinkling
the streets an the year round and IS
the avenues are all unusally Wide the
proposition has always been aim
culi one and matter Of serious eH.
ponAo An electrical sprinkler has
been recently put 10 work and its
performances scrm marvellous ag com.
pared wItn the machines which are
more nf less familiar 10 all Th"
1Ae of tho arm on one side ~ the ma
chino Ia dispensed with entirely and
the water b. thrown from both sides
nj ono time. and by the use OF an cleo.
ircal sprayer u is not only broken
~ into very hnc PARTICLES but is
thoWu great distance The tank
capacity ~ 2 1000 gallons. and the We.
hiclc is propelled by two 90 horse
Dnwof motors The aprinEiipg heads
are in the center of the car On each
aide. and ibe water In forced from
these by two individual force pumps
opefnied by 80 horse power motor
nnd street i20 fest Wide can bo wat.
siod from curb 10 curb The amount
II wBtrr ihroNnl and the distance iS
indcr complete control ~ all ilmcs-
Scientific American
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Senor Bucnoamlno, formerly the
head Of Agi,inaido's cibine;. now Wis
Iting ST Louis. remaks that the FIJI
pnos are fast becoming Americanized
ari the children are Foiag 20 school
Never before IN our history. says
the senior. have we experienced suei'
prosperity Everybody Is happy and
everybody hns money two ", 1crtan'
factors unknown while Spain ruled
us" Seitor Buencamino is emphatic
ally In favor Of the Philippines re
maInine part OF the United States
and growing np with II
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Chicago woman writes TO her
niece living In Durango TO avoid learn
ing to ride ON horseback man. fashion
FOR the reason that her old conservn.
tive home Of Petersburg. Va would
not adopt this fashion In n hundred
years and her knowledge OF riding
would he useless when she returned to
that city II It be matter OF con.
forming TO fashion the Young lady will
learn To ride on the side as western
rirls do Tho physician and the tlmId
girl inauguratcd the fashion Of WON
an riding astridc to which there Is no
objection whatever as II r. purely n
matter Of taste hut the nrst woman TO
ride astride In Durango came from
boston Tho native bred girls didn't
know It was the fashion there and
felt sorry for the poor thing or
course she piticd them in return. and
II was n plain case OF where ignor-
ancc was bliss" hut n is stin the
prevailing fashion In the west TO ride
IN the aid" Notwithstanding the fact
'Nst sweet woman has -he right TO sit
horse Just ms she is most comforta
bic aud safe, and Durango sees them
occasionally upto.dnte In the east
orn mode As horseback riding Is a
hralthml exercise Il is to be regretted
that the ungrnceul wheel has so far
taken the place Of the horse that no
wore rs seen the large horseback par,
's We We're won't TO see daily in the
evening on our streets. A revival OF
the horse Is to be prayed for. as the
most graceful and healthful OF exer-
cises
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

AZTEC, n. NJ. June 20.--Mr Car.
ter, late arrival. has bought the
stock of hardware belonging to Frank
Fawkes. Mr.. Carter. in company with
Judge Pendloton, left this morning for
Durango. MIR. Cartcr's visit to Du-
range is To purchase a bill OF lumber
CARBoNDALE, III. June 2o,-Gov.
ernor Yates has been asked to send Il
company of national guards to Edo
RADIO TO prevent further troubles be-
tween the colored and white people
there.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

That model farm which Colorado
proposes to contribute to the St
Louis World'sFair ought To be one
of the most Interesting sights In that
great exposition. Irrigation on ma
tional scale has just been enacted, and
II will be under way before the fair
Of 1904 opens. The whole country
VIII be Interested in that subject. but,
OF course. only small part OF the
country can see II In practical work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Prices for seats In the stands. erect
ed along the London streets for tho
coronation day have dropped from
s2b 10 SO each Edward Is reported
"a h. afraid now that II may hecom"
a ten tweni thiri afrnir
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

The gentleman who tried 10 got the
Pennsylvania Republicans 10 nominate
him FOR governor against Quay's wish
~ may as well move or change over
10 some other party II hc Wishes to
,, main In political life
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
..eh. for the nrrt time.

~ eek. for the hrst time, the
-Scates IN circulation exceed.
the Outstanding greenbachs. the re
ective totals being sSiT o2l ass and
bs6,6sl. OLE. The gross gold In IN"
treasury also stands at the highest
boint 1854 600, 600. as against spI 600
b00 in January, 1895, and slS6.0oo GOO
just before MckinleY's irau"uf" uon IN
1897. The gold standard has worked
better THAI It's most ssngulne adyo
Gates expected.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Plorp and his gracious msiest,
talked earnestly for uearly mn hour
at tn. Chontc dinner while the other
guests rat back out OF hearing II ~
only iair 10 assume that Edward
knows n thlng or two now
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Harrison Grey OTIS l.os Angeles
paper says nobody ever saw people
wearing Panama hats during a Demo
catic administration Can II be puh
sihle that OTIS has Gopped nnd begun
working against the Rcpubliraugf
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Seats for the coronation parad"
have been reduced 10 2 suincas II
" expected that they will get much
lower probably down 10 pair ot
lselgisn haraa.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

4 Washington correspondent SAYS
Miles Is too cute 60 be caught sun.
they could probably get him ali right
If ihey used little extra gold braid
for bait
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

just hs soon ~ the Young men get
through with their graduating eS"r
rises they will hegin accepting posi
tions" In the village groceries and
livery stables.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

London brokers are %oarinE a badg"
bearing the words Permit the
bearer 10 walk about the earth. Pier
pont They think II ~ - Joke. but
are liable to wake up some morning
aud find that IT is only another truth
Ia the form of Jest.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

The Democratic state convention In
Ariannaf indorncd the Kansas CITY
platform Ia general termH. with the
implied understanding that something
better should be forthcoming
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

II the dancing masters didn't keep
changing the STYLES there would soon
be nothing Tor them TO do. As II is
with the hatters and tailorH 80 II is
with the dancing masters, They
know their business. larg" part of
which IN head work
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

For some unhccouutnblc reason tn"
correspondents neglected Ia report
how many kinds of drinks they had AZ
the dinner given by Ambassador
Chou,e to their gracious maieHtics. II
would be terribly humilla,ing II there
we're less than dozen different
brands
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Mrs Nj A owens is nov located
with Mrs. oBrien at Animas CITY
Ladies' who have promised to furnish
her household work and others de
string so TO do. can secure her ser
ices by dropping postal card care
Mrs O'Brlen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

One of the ChicnEo department
stores now has in 1t "a little park
where the children may play while
their mothers are shopping. One
nice thing about It il that tho in
fauts are In no danger OF being run
over by automobile scorehers
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Uncle Sam should build and own
the PacIhc cable. being careful 10
avoid cntanelemonts with lot OF
Chinese clothes lines.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Every effort go far put forth 10 In
dnce Senator Patterson 90 quit taiking
has failed Perhaps he could not be
brtbnd with Panama hat
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

General Miles owes nothing to
West Point. although II may be thai
thr Yves, Point discipline might have
been belpful 20 him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Webster Davis says he made $50,
600 on his book What was The hoot
about. and who has seen copy OF II
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

That Pennsylvania railroad qnpcrih
iendent who stopped kissing ON iht
station platform probably has a iea'
Gus wife and iH henpeckcd
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Neciey. the Cuban postal fraud man
has been released from prison. We
may hear next that he has fallen into
tho hands Of Major Pond
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Where President Kruger save Tor.
tune out OF the Sonth African wreck
Great Britain seems TO have lost one.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Good morning. Have You taken on
your hat to the picture of the Emper
or of Austria
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

/, Evidently the dancing masters have
sccided TO put the old people ont OF
This year
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

This exhibit can not fail 10 attract
great attention. Louis Globe
Democrat
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

mscssr Hanna's rheumatism Is the
ray of hope the Democrats can
In the sky OF Ohio
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Americans and ex-Americans are
doing most of the crowding in Lon
don.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

The farmers of Kansas and oklabo
ma are cnltiyating their corn In row
boats.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Scientific American
--a--. -
From Saturdays Daily
Miss Janc Rider aud Miss Nilllcent
white are visiting friends Ia Rico
The dancing class held delightful
social session last evening ai slmp.
hns hall
C. W Mount travelling for the Ku.
ncr Pickle company af Denver is In
town
Mr Manion. who has been Visiting
Durango. left this morning Tor his
home Ia Chattanooga
The district court met this morning
for the hearing Of demurrer In ciyil
action Rud continued taking tosti.
mony IN the Pine riycr water case.
Miss Bcoiah PAullln " visiting the
family of her brother IN HermoHa She
win he Joined there this week by her
mother ana sister Norinc and tosoth
er they viii return In about two
weeks
Miss Katie Copeland will go to sill.
y"rtou the coming week to spend
couple OF months Waiting relatives
The younE woman will bo missed
from the Shakespeare school where
shc 10 most promising student
Mrs Y. J.. Chase went to Glenwood
Springs this morning to Join her hus
band who is employed in tho hotel Ia
that place. Il IN reported that Mr.
Chase ~ IN poor health aud may not
be able to continue work
Colonel and Mrs Price. Miss
blanche nraidcu Miss ncrtha Biggs
and Mr Hodockor have been having
q most delightful outing at Emerald
lake for the past two weeks They
are expected home the coming week
Charles \. Johnson Ir passed his
eighth birthday on Friday. aud his
choice NJ gifts indicate strongly that
he viii incline to the noble profession
OF farming His hearts dcsirc was
a rake hoe and shovel which he
received
Ed lIillman learns with exceeding
regret that hts friend Charles 1ocrgcr
who visited him a fow days ago. fell
and sustained serious injuries while
crossing the range between Telluride
and ouray He has broken arm
and a displaced knee cap
Yesterday o + BOYLE and Dan
Shyoly made the first shipment for
this season car Of ore from the
Mountain LILY situated three miles
above La Plata CITY The Mountain
lily Is in gold ore and is going To
make on" st the hig producers OF the
Ia Plaiss
Father PitaVol leaves for Santa Ne
Monday morning where he will re-.
ceivc from the bishop the oflclal pa
pers In Rome approving his ap
pointmont as assistant bishop FIR
pointment as assistant bishop Fatah
er Pi,avcl win return TO Durango for
a time
The dancing class had It's usual
gathering a, Nendomc hall last even.
ing A goodly number were present.
and danced until late hour TO the
music of Simpkins a Mctcalrs or.
chestra 1t was warm. but the ladies
kept delightfully."- cool in their pretty
sumner costumes. and everyone en-.
loved the occasion.
Mrs Elizabeth II Harper is expect.
ed to arrive home from 81, Louis.
whore she has been visiting for some
time. ON the first of July. Miss Jen
ME Martinez will again spend the
with Mrs Harper. returning |
from Pagosa Springs, whore she is
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

T. w. Stubbs. of Stubbs & Jakway.
came in from the mill last night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Some one who is capable would
nud . private school n profitable enter.
prise during the summer months
There are many children who are be
hind their grades. who viii never
reach them without this assistance. as
they are children who need that lndi-
vidual attention they cannot get In n
public school. In fact, private
school in Durango conducted by n
man 1r womnn who understands child
rem and Will take pains to study their
different charnctoristics and different
needs who will teach for the love Of
teaching hs well as for the financial
rewRrd therefor would ena II private
school n welcome institution In Duran
go and paving one
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Household goods for sale, Call at
425 9Th street
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
From Saturdays Daily

John Larsen of Needleton is visiting
Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

From Saturdays Daily
Miss Margaret Frary returned last
evening from her school in Denver to
spend the vacation with her parents
Miss Young has been unable to at
tend to her regular office duties for
tho past few days. being detained at
her home by Illness. She expects to
be on duty again next Monday.
Mr. w, j Wright was ordained last
evening for service In the Baptist
church Mr. Wright was converted
seven years ago at Glenwood Springs
and Joined the Methodist church. but
after having preached in that church
for six years became convinced that
the Baptist faith was nearer the truth,
and was baptized by Mr. Sarber last
May His examination was held yes
terday. and his ordination service in
the evening Rev w b. Pope. the
Baptist state secretary, preached the
ordination sermon. and MIR. Sarber
gave the charge to the candidate.
Rev Mr.. George of Mancos offered the
ordination prayer. The new minister
has accepted charge of the church at
Pagosa Springs, and went out this
morning to begin his duties as pas
tor
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Mrs. Elizabeth II Harper is expect.
ed to arrive home from 81, Louis.
where she has been visiting for some
time. on the first OF J4ily. Miss Jen.
ME Martinez will again spend the
summer with Mrs Harper. returning
from Pagosa Springs. where she Is
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Mr.. f c. Whiting of Butte. Mont.
came down from Silverton this morn
ing. and is staying at the Palace no
tel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

Lawn tennIsh as been revived by
Duranro's Young people and the hou-
bile court between Second and Third
avenue presents gala scene every
evening after the dinner hour We
sav revived. for as far back In history
~ 1886. Messrs Porter and Lambert
had n private tennis court that the
anciont bellies and bcaur OF that time
VIII remember with sigh as they
murmur One love, two love" Now
n som" good missionary would lus,
introduce golf and ping pong To our
society world there would he cause
FOR conEraiulatlon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

ls 1t not time to put the North Du-
ranro park tp some practical nse? :?
The trees are well advanced and give
sufficient shade To make II most
tempting spot these sultry DAYS. The
mnn who win open its gates to the
public aud place few comfortable
seats there viii be worthy statue in
the dainty triangle OF emerald. and TO
have his name numbered down the
aislos of time ns one of Durango's
most onterprising men. Or is the
park being preserved for the next gen
eraiion7
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23

The dancing class had it's usual
gathering a, Nendome hall last even.
ing A goodly number were present.
and danced until late hour TO the
music of Simpkin's a Metcalrs or
chestra. II was warm. but the ladies
kept delightfully."- cool in their pretty
summer costumes, and everyone en-.
loved the occasion