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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10

REGAL. APPOINTMENTS. NO EXTRA FARE.
The Pennsylvania Limited to st. Louis makes the
run from New York every day in Is hours.-Advt.
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You can have every luxury and enjoy perfect
panora ma as you travel II YOU select the New York
H-- raj See ticket agent for particulars-Advt.
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THE EVERYDAY TRAIN To CALIFt RNIA.
the overland Limited leaves Chicago 500 p m,
via Chicago & North Western, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Rys Offices 4sl. 2s7 and sis B way
-Adyt.
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CLAIMS $1,000 900 FROM Z. s.
ARCHBISHOP RIoRDAN GOING TO WASHING
TON TO PRESENT cHuRCHs CASE.

Chicago. April s.-The Most Rev. Patrick ". Rior-
dan, Archbishop OF San Francisco is in Chicago en-
route 10 Washington. where he will remain for at
least fortnight
Arcnpishop Riordans principal purpose in visit
ing the national capital It is said is TO arrange for
e maj settlement Of the claims of the California
.ssolhan catholic missions outgrowth of the
~ ~ % california 10 the United States in which
ssolGo is invosVed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
LAW AND ORDER
Will Prevail in 0isposine Of the ouray
Cinnamon.
Special Telephone to The Herald:

| Special Telephone to The Herald
.OURAY. Colo, March l2-Sherin
Corbett on Monday received long
telephone communication from Gov
ernor Orman concerning the reported
trouble between the labor unions and
the resident hinamen. The govern
or said he desired that the sheriff up
hold the treaty laws OF the United
States. the laws OF the state and coun-
ty in reference to order. This fore
noon Sheriff Corbett had long inter
view with the officials of the Miners
union and late this afternoon will send
in a lengthy report to the governor.
The sheriff will not give out what the
report will he but judging from con
versation it will uphold law. and insist
on law and order prevailing in dis
posing of the Mongolians. The gov
eruor asked the sheriff to have the
marshal Of Ouray assist him and the
marshal is outspolen that order shall
prevail and no violence be permitted.
In the meantime the boycott is not be
ing enforced. In fact. the women and
others of Ouray having washing done
outside are compelled to patronize the
Celestials. They have been here for
years and their work is satisfactory.
On the other hand, so it is reported,
the steam laundry is at the bottom
OF the agitation and the concern turns
out such poor work no will patronize
1t. 1t is understood that the Miners
union: in asking for boycott of the
Cinnamon, had promised to aid in es-
tablishing another laundry-one that
will do good work and at reasonable
figures. There is only one Chinese
restaurant In the town.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
No More wara

Many prominent people OF this coun
try and England profess to see the
realization OF their hopes for univer-
sal peace in an Anglo-American alIi-
ance. Their plan is to settle all In
ternational differences by interna-
tional arbitration. This news will be
ioyfully received by everybody. but
especially by the soldier who ID at
present engaged on some foreign bat
tlsfeld. The news that Hostetter's
stomach Bitters will positively cure
stomach, liver and bowel complaints
will also be gladly received by every
sufferer from sick-headache. dizziness.
datulency. Indigestion. dyspepsia, con-
stipation or biliousness- Do not suffer
any longer. but try the Bitters At once.
It is backed by record OF nifty years
of cures. Beware OF connterfeits
when buying. Our Private Stamp Is
over the neck OF the bottle.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
Contract Let.

Special Telephone to The Herald
AZTEC. N. NJ, March 12.-The con-
tract for the new court house was let
this morning to F. M. Frakes. q local
contractor and also a hardware deal
or, and work will commence on same
Mt once. The contract price is trine
over $4,000, but the sum does not con
template the finishing OF the building
as 1t will require donations to amount
Of several hundred dollars. This will
be an after consideration. The com
missoin appointed by the governor
consisting Of w. Fl. Williams. A. B.
Gilman and Rev Mr.. Cooper. have
take an active interest In the matter
and want to see good building erect
ed, and to this end contributions will
be asked.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
The Vice Of NaasIns-

Clouds the happiness of the home.
help. She may be so nervous and
rundown In health that trifies annf
her. n she Is melancholy, excita-
BILE, troubled with loss Of appetite.
headache, sleeplessness. constipation
or fainting and dizzy spells. she needs
Electric Bitters. the most wonderful
remedy for ailIng women. Thol-
sands of sufferers from female trou.
bles, nervous troubles. backache and
weak kidneys have used 1t. and be
come healthy and happy. Try It..
Only soc. Guarantee satisfaction.
j. f. Tiffany, Jr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
Chronic Diarrhoes.

Mr.. c. B. Wingheld. of Fair Play
Mo. who suffered from chronic dysen-
terry for thirty-five years. says Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy did him more good than any
other medicine he had ever used
For sale by J. l.. Parsons, druggist
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
Oman Win a panea.

special Telephone to The Herald:
FARMINGTON, N. NJ, March H.
The Fair association will give dance
in the new Hyde building this even
ing. Great preparations have been
made for the affair and the country for
a long distance around will contribute
rs the floor space will accommodate
a vast number. The proceeds will be
nucleus for the fair this fall.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
LockIsw From cobewebs.

Cobewebs put on cut lately gave
woman lockjaw. Millions know
thrt the best thing to put on 4 cut
In Bucklen's Arnica Salve the infaIli
Bile healer OF Wounds, Ulcers, Sores.
Skin Eruptions. Burns. Scaids and
Piles. II cures or no pay. Only
25c a. j. e. Tifany's. Jr.. drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13

A Quest, N. NJ, man writes Wolf
Londoner of the discovery of new
kind of animal in the wilds OF New
Mexico. Londoner must have sent
the dlscoverer some OF that that
cheers from his cyclone cellar.
President Roosevelt has requested
members Of his cabinet not to give
information regarding matters under
discussion to newspaper correspond
ents. reserving that privilege for him
self
The officers OF the w. C. T. U. Of
Colorado have requested Miss Roberta
Wright to forego the usual custom in
christening war vessels when the
Denver" is launched and. instead
use bottle Of sparkling Manitou
water. And the suggestion Ia not a
bad one. II Manitou water is short
she might get bottle from Pinkerton
springs 1t sparkles Just like cham.
pagne.
Engley, is in mix-up at Cripple
Creek, having been arrested, along
with two other attorneys, charged
with subornation of perjury. Two OF
the witnesses who were to testify to
an allbi in n certain ore stealing case,
made affldavits to the above effect
| Engley lays the trouble to detectives
and says he is going to drive every
mothers son out of the district. and
with this end In view attempted to kill
| Detective Fraser on two occasions
| Saturday The case does not look
good for the attorneys. who are out
on bonds OF $1,000 each.
The mayor-aldermanic squabble con.
tinues at Pueblo.
Canon City smelters are increasing
their capacity.
viii equal the Victoria.
| A Dunkard settlement is assured in
the Platte valley near Sterling.
And now Fort Collins is threatened
with the new disease-oil fever.
Tellurde's city council has reduced
the water commissioners salary from
81 800 to 81 500.
The Humane society committee ap
pointed to report on the Brightside
| nDiit Ut DilButOif shy II Is luiiuit
although Mr. Fields efforts are com
mended
over $4,000 will be spent this year
in Improvements at Wagon Whee
Gap. General Palmer is going tc
make the resort a popular one.
Denver Post says five state sena
tors have been read out OF the Demo
cratic party because they refuse tc
be bulldozed by the ring leaders o.
destruction.
Six women have been choked into
insensibility at La Junta by an I'm
known fiend Thirty arrests but M
conviction. Almost as bad as Den
yer police.
raise ten thousand dollars for monu
ment for Bobby Burns Three thous
and dollars have been pledged. Th'
remainder will be long time com
ing.
NJ Bright. prominent Elk Of Colo
RADIO Springs, suicided at Buffalo ON
day last week. No cause was assign
ed, although the matter was fully de
termined upon by the deranged man
-Four Denver youths went huntinI
Saturday last Not finding game pler
tiful one Of them started fusllad
upon one OF his companions. Vic
tim will probably die. Depraved bo
. who fiered only 13 years OF age.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-13
MADRID. March 12.-It was nm

MADRID. March 12.-It was an.
nounced this morning that the cabinet
designations are ready The new cab.
met will include General Weyler now
minister OF war. General Weyler
seems to be well on the way to be-
come dictator. The new cabinet will
probably have Alphonso take the
oath as king March 18th.
HAVAN, March 12.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt. daughter of the president.
accompanied by party of friends. ar
| rived here this afternoon from Flori-
da.
: SIOUX CITY, Ia, March i2.-The
town OF Elk Point, s. D., is greatly
stirred up over the strange case Of
Rev. Father b, ]. Kelly and handsome
Josie Smythe, daughter of Judge f.
w, Smythe They fell in love some
months, ago, first their intimacy was
so stealthy that the community did
not know 1t, but finally its sharp ewes
saw what was wrong and little later
the church authorities sent Father
Kelly to little desert parish near
Lancaster Cal,
WI WtthS ago Josie SN1nIne came
to Sioux City ostensibly to visit a
brother in the hospital here but she
disappeared and no trace of her
whereabouts was discovered until
last week, when a young woman of
her description was located in Cali
fornia, living with Father Kelly as
his niece, An investigation set on
foot from Sioux City alarmed Father
Kelly, and Tuesday morning at 3
O'Clock he and his niece disappeared
precipitately, giving a teamster all of
their cottage furniture to get them to
train in time to catch It. Since
then their whereabouts have been en-
y unknown.
Miss Smythe comes of very
prominent family. and her parents are
almost heart-broken over her disap.
pearance.
CHRISTIANITY, Ky. March 12.-
The Bank of Newcastle was robbed OF
almost FIVE thousand dollars this
morning by seven burglars. Three
stood guard holding the citizens at
hay while the others worked
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Bookkeeping blanks at the
RECORD office.
The World Upside Down. !"

The lecture last night in Chap.
mans hall WAS attende bv q
arg" and appreciative audience
az" -"hj"ct. THE World Upside
!}""n, was ably handled by Mr..
'"irkert and was quite enter
Siin'ng as well as instructive.
n" Christian church organ fund
''it% ~ creased 50, from the prc.
81. Is of the lecture.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Ink Stains ON Wood

kentuckienne says: IF an ink stasr
gers upon a mahogany writing desk
you can remove it with a few dropa
OF spirits OF nitro in a spoonful OF
water. Put little on the ink and
run II ST once with q cloth wet in
water, or n will make white spot
10 clean an old mahogany dining table
WASH IT on with q soft clean flannel!
ana teptd suds made Of a pure mild
soap; then on thick flannel wad pour
melted wax until there is a good wax
surface. When cold and hard, rub the
sabies following the grain, .upt,I Il looAr
uke q u1itrof. ~ I "a
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Assassination of Mckinley

!<.!fhe scenesiof this awful trad
gedy will be reproduced on can
Vass by moving pictures in the
Chapmen building Friday night.
The gentlemen conducting the
entertainments are highly re-
com mended by the leading citi.
zens where they have exhibited
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Broke Pound Open.

Joe Broussard broke the
pound open today and took out
three head of horses that Mar.
shall Brooks had impounded this
morning. Broussard was arres.
led and taken before MAYOR
Sweet and given u tine of $500
including costs all of which he
paid.
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Jubilee Saturday NIrht.

Jubilee Saturday Night.
MI. Hampstead states that he
has plenty of money raised to de-
fray the expenses of the grand
jubilee Saturday night to ratify
the election Scott Bros. have
kindly conse nted to give the use
OF their new building for this
purpose. Good speaking and
music. Everybody come.
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Patient Doing We'll

Robbie Halt who haa danger
ovs surgical operate formed
yesterday and sn abc,.ss removed
fFoHs the lung is reported as get
tin. aiong nicely, ana hopes for
hi recovery are entertained
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Rice Farmers Wanted.

For fine tract of rice land along
canals fed by the Guadalupe
Rlver IN Victoria County, Texas.
Only about 1900 acres left, AID.
ply at rEce ~ The Victoria Rice
ard Irrigation Go Victoria. Tax
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Iriah Text-RaaR,a No>Ax

Irish Textbooks Needed
AT the Pan-Celtic conference ia Dub
nn' Prof. Kuno Meyer declared that the
two greatest needs Ia Irish studies
were dictionary and q reader. There
Is little prospect OF the publication of
an Irish dictionary for a long time to
come.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
NltiCe

10 Builders and Pumping sta
tions.
| have 100000 red brick for
sale. see me at Chapman's
Quilting or at my residence:
l.. y. Brown. dS 3t W. it
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nUCKLiN's ARNIcA sALyE,

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salye.
lotion Q ntment or balm for cuts. corns.
burns, boils, sore, felons, ulcers tet-
ter, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptions. In alliable
iof ptles. Cure guaranteed. Only
23c at Valdetro & Burke's
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1T PAYS TO ADVE,D,-
fisE IN THE
r E COR =.
Brnes1ets Be. with r,r,s,,,,,.

Russian bracelets set xoiidly with
turquoise have for a setting as much
as can be seen the familiar black
enamel Russian silver. A long string
OF Russian beads show more of this
silver and in each bead there Is a dur-
Quoise.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Pupils of Garcia.

Jennie Lind and Nine. Marchesi. OF
Paris, were pupils OF Manuel Garcia
the greatest singing master in his time
and he is still living. He was born in
Madrid in 1905.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Exposition. In the Northwest.

Portland, Ore, is planning to holS. an
exposition In 1905 In celebration OF
what Is known as the Lewis and Clark
expedition Of 1s04-6. which opened the
northwest territory of the United
States.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
LETTERING.

is fun for the boys and not par.
mcu iarly Injurious tolum Der; but
see-sawing" as to quality or pri
ces OF lumber will ruin epy deal
er. We steadfastly ,naintain A
standard price for hard and soft
woods, whether f,r building or
ao'net making purposes-that
price the lowest consistent with
the furnishing Of we'll seasoned
lumber and making an honest
prom; we Keep orr cnstomers,
'l3C,S us n8'sl'ad.' a. tstatchant
can haY~. We ask you to BECOME
a customer, tou.
J, E. FOSTER g. SONS
Phone lob.
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BY using the Baking Pow
tel named ''Perfect" YOU viii
snow appreciation of pure food.
A ways use the "Perfect. A.
H. Mcf aFfa'n. II d&w1m
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Serum Tor Snake Bite,

Or. calmette Of the Pasteur institute
IN London recently had to use his own
serum for snake bite. His finger was
bitten while he was collecting the ven
ON, and lie attributes to the serum his
escape with simple Inflammation only
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20
Galveston Shows Raro Pluck

Piucky Galveston has more than re.
covered from the hurricane visitation
of year ago. The city has not on,v
held It's trade during the year follow
ing the disaster, but has made encour.
aging increases.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-20

Light, healthful and nu
tritious food guaranteed from
any Hour by using the "perfect"
Baklns Powder, Try it. A. D.
McF'arlain.
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| IL. Il. Hormell is quite sick.
Mrs. F. B. Cutting is reported
quite Ill.
! Regular meeting of W. r, G.,
Saturday afternoon.
Is Rev. p. A. Drown is painting
his house.
The M. B. Club Will meet at
Mrs. Simmons Friday, Feb. 21.
:. Marquart of Lake Arthur
was business visitor in town to
day.
). Z. Mans received a new safe
today, his business having out
grown the smaller one.
Frank Breese is looking after
| tile interests Of the Daily and
Weekly RECORD in Crowley to-
dl.".
MRS. j. G. KipIinger and son
Austin of Welsh were visiting
the family OF DR.. Z. I. Hall yes
tArday.
. Rev. j. T. Ross and wife de.
parted yesterday for Sloan
Springs. They will be followed q
week later by Q. G. Bowman and
wife
Regular meeting e. A. r. Sat |
urday evening, Feb. %, at 7:3O. |
a full attendance desired. Wis
ting com rades royalty welcomed
i. j. ;" 'od worth, Adjt.
Next Saturday will be Wash
'agion'H Birthday. A glorious
day on which to show our ap-
probation of the victory for the
progress Of Jennings.
Mrs. Birdie Smeaton who has
been here the past few days on
account of the illness of her
brother, Robbie Hall, returned to
n"' home in Houston this even
Ia4,.
IL. Il. White IF Chicago, who
as p,t@1 here SD Il short visit to
us father ana brother. dcparted {
or nom" today noon. iia THINKS ,
strongly OF returning to Jen-
liia:g,i l.:xt fall. t
Walter E. Lay bourn Of Roches-
or, n. y, iiSss IL card in TIL.
ta@o:ID. Mr.. L.y1nurs is i =
aies>tAj viol;uisU who we take o
'e tsurs Iii recommending to the v
1usic loving PUBLIC Of our city. {
u. II. Emery of Westlake an /
Experienced Druggist, who has g
cen in charge Of Leroy drug C
tore OF that city, will assume n
barge Of the drug and prescrip-
on department Of Dr.. G. w.
stare next Monday. .,
j. j. Glanield of Illinois aud r
.. spencer Of this city, both y
ccompiished architects, have =,
a co-partnership for the
nrpose of practicing their pro-!
sssion. They have rented rooms >;
YER the postofice for office
here temporary quarters will Sc
9 IN the Phillips building mex, b.
Williams Bros. store.
Ralph Tay lpr, the ever popular
alph, who has been counec:e.. =.
it'll Taylor, Evans & Carh,ri. It
&C raisers and owners Of Nor A
God Plan tation, for some time. ~
compaiiied by w. Fl. Shoe
a'ser, formerly business mana
II Of rhe Franklin McVciSh Go. 10
chicago. leaves today for Ola
cZic"; ahejr first stop b4ing :"
q i:ar"y. j'l"y ir.,p ,sn ,l,.l.
: Jsi's ca,tin feed ~ hrt.i',,S.> l.
l..:i .l4~ pTD"at. & Hn"y jtr,.. -,
II )o". Iro .-HC:)tD, a4 Is:
t;'' in ~ j'.'i,.Als -, il. T.. -
, wish h;:n at '',...>t Forty yea.
G3'd i'lrk, ana hope tie wi; ~.
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The Pang-Kon-

me pang-kou is a. small Chinese
drum resting ON q wooden tripod. II.
~ beaten with common wood drum.
oe1ck& s--'-sl =
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White girl wanted fol
homework, Callat RECORD office
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SALE DATES-For " Mn
Iwitchell arranged at the RECORD
flee. 1f
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Short Talks On AdVelRiSin0|
BY sAusfin Bates. S0
Phone lO3.
No. IL.

great many merchants down the Summer
some even stop it altogether - ~ '
In EVERYDAY me- when thing is hard do it only calls forth
and block of wood He everand the ston. &c. ~ -
isn't long enough he something He doesnt Give
uP-oecause the stone has be moved - So
Same way in business is f,,rr
the lighter gets the harder moved
GU may have to have the Ceran, ou
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a'VLegal blanks at the Rec
ORD Office.
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Fine line of writing tablets
ut the RECORD office.
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House to Rent

mouse to Rent.
New house to rent. Enouer
OF Mrs. e. l.. Lee. 39t
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Home happenings.

interesting Items CONCERNING .Tenn,n~
ana the Neishboring Country.
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to shorten it. The best bust.
ness lever is advertising
newspaper advertising is the
longest lever and the Quick.
est to move trade.
Dull times are the times
to put forth the greatest
effort and the most money.
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ana the most money People don't they bav.
already Advertising Gil
every cut down your When slack Increase vow
space Don expect that will big in dull times hut
Keep count ana you will
g at the time and awhile The very f,ct
re" merchants
II all the more profitable are there h.n
oners are not 1t gives prominence It will maize y
advertising IN busy times more effective -,
common sense has ADVERTISING ,h.,
aoout from common-sense standpoint take some
whe
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expenses, but it will pay.
More than half the business houses in
country would be ahead if they could shu,
tor three months in the Summer: But I
don't do it.
Why? -. -.
Simply because they .can't afford to-. r
pie would forget them. :. So
Same way in advertisinx.t.
Think about it.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-28

My dear G
re asperty.
know order to be contented will
my
$ U?" she asked
third husband holt
yourhr o me?'
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-28

From latest accounts Flynn is Just
whooping things up over in Connecti-
cut. The Mcguire campaign is getting
strenuous.
SNN-~~-N~SN~-~sN~SN.~I~.~
The answer is plain. There Is no
other equal and fair way except the
way that is set forth in the democratic
platform, and that way was advocated
by both the South McAlester and Mus
kogee single statehood conventions in
which number Of the leading repub-
licans OF Oklahoma participated.
The cry that is going up from the
Mcclure boosters is the old cry Of
wolf" They seek to divert attention
rrom their own proposition by accus-
ing their opponents of the very things
that they, themselves, are trying to ac-
complish, But they are going to fall
several thousand votes short of their
target this year.