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year VIII be ~ mills. as against as
and 40 mills this year
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The opio Read enteriaipmcnt at tho
Prcshsteiian church tonight VIII be-
eIh promptly al O'Clock.
Thanksgiving two weeks from tday.
we can rustic the cranberries II some
one will rustic the turkey.
Percy Rider came over from Rico
last evening and will sojourn with
our people for a day or two.
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w. ]. Patterson left this morning
via the Southern for Pueblo. where
he goes to meet his wifes mother who
Is coming to Durango on visit.
Fenno Wakeman came down from
Slverton this morning and is spend.
ing the day In Durango. He will de
part for home tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Terrell were
Siiverton passengers bound for Gold
en- this morning. They have been resi-.
dents OF San Juan county for many
years.
Through the carrying of the bien-
nial election amendment J. G. Brad.
year. There will be no change In the
new board after January first except
through death or resignation.
The First National bnnk is having
y new brass sign placed on the corner
OF the building.
| j. l.. Mcneil returned last evening
from Denver. where he went the day
before election In order 10 vote.
John r Graham is in from Upper
Pine river lie reports considerable
moisture In the eastern part OF the
county.
W s Weightmnn is busy loading
two cars ot Ben Davis apples which go
direct to Chicago. He loads another
car tomorrow for Denver.
Joe Shields Ia out on bonds furnish
ed yesterday afternoon. Let us trust
he win conaisn revolvers aud other
Instruments OF death to the junk pile
hereafter.
Harry Sohrader has INDUCED in nu
mrroua improvements OF late and his
bakery and fruit store presents an
attractive appearance. Harry believes
In keeping abreast OF the times
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II this shooting business keeps up
someone Is going to get killed
Wouldn't II be a good idea for the
officers to keep n closer watch on peo
people and arrest all carrying conceal
ed weapons.
Frank Thaler arrived last evening
vla the Southern. Mr. Thnler is jus,
out from being laid up thirty days
at Ouray with pneumonia. For some
days II looked as though his career
on this earth was at an end. but II
strong constitution and determination
finally conquered the dread disease
While Frank shows the effects OF the
long siege he Is feeling pretty good
Mr. w. 8. Weightman returned last
evening from Denver where he looked
mp the apple and other commission
business He found the Denver mar
ket gluttod with apples. one firm hay
Ing 10000 boxes In cold storage, and
there are at least as many more boxes
In the various commission houses
Business liz very good in Denver. Mr.
Weightman says. merchants appearlnl
to be busy all the time.
The Entire Nous members held sc
nnce last night and elected new OH
GERS for the winter. DR.. Sedwick wal
reelected president, Charles Il. Her
vice president. Clayton c. Perlsini
secretary and treasurer. with an exec
utlve committee consisting OF Mesrss
Charles Snyder, chairman. II. Berr
and Sam Sloan. Nine new member
were voted ON and added To the roll
The first ot the winter series of dan
ces will probably take place Frida!
evening of next week.
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Tom Annear OF San Juan county
late nominee on the Democratic tick
ct for lieutenant governor. was 81
yer,on passenger enroute to Denve
this morning. Tom does not look an!
the worse for the battle that wage,
so disastrously for his party las
week He says that according to re
turns he will be defeated by onl
about one hundred votes.
Coal Is cash these DAYS. This is IN
edict gone forth from both the loca
coalers ms well as the producort
Coal is mined on very small prof
} and the loss where sold In drihlct
on time amounts to quite a sum durin
the wear. and the dealers have resolN
ed TO sell only for cash Bills VIII u,
company the tcamstcr and must b
paid before delivery This apple
to the rich as well as the poor
.
Richard Kclar left on the Ric
train for Duntou this morning. Mir;
Kcllar remaining. MS she viii soiouu