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Die for debts contracted without the
written order OF the treasurer of the
company. LOO wO.
Treasurer Of Hing Zip Co.
Approved by:
YOUNG PING.
Secretary.
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
DEATH OF MRS. WILSON.

Mrs. Mary e. Wilson of Marshall.
Mo. died August s, aged S5 years.
Mrs. Wilson was the mother of Judge
Adair Wilson. so well known all over
Colorado The Saline County Pro,
gress of August 10 says of Mrs. VIII
son:
Mrs. Wilson was noble specimen
of the best type of American woman
hood. In all the knowledge and grace
ciety, she was indeed possessed be-
yond most others of her sex. She was
graceful and she was dignified. She
had all the shining qualities that ele-
yate and adorn human nature. We
vate and adorn human nature. We
thought was more free from all selfish
ness, who was truer and better
Christian. She seemed always willing
to sacrifice her own comfort for the
pleasure and good of others. Mrs.
Wilson was directly line of descent
from the REEVES. of Virginia, one OF
the most historic and renowned fami-
lies of America during colonial and
revolutionary times-a family many of
whose male members have served with
great distinction in both the military
and civil branches of the national
government"
The many friends of Judge Wilson
and family throughout Colorado will
extend to them sincere sympathy in
this, their hour of bereavement.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

"Mr Chairman. Friends and Fellow
Citizens: am very glad 10 be with
YOU this afternoon feel ms II !
might speak to you az fellow Demo
Gratis ] came here to-day particular
1y to connect myself In the most pub
lie manner possible with the Demo
cratic organization When left the
Republican party in 1896 should then
have aftiliatcd myself With the Demo
cratic organization. ms desired To do.
But II was deemed wiser that ! anil.
late with the Silver Republicans.
MY sentiments have always been
Democratic. ns they were before LIN
coins time, IL was on the question OF
slavery that ] left the Democratic
party and affiliated with the Rcpubli'
cans. consider the Democratic or
gapigation the party Of The people ana
for the people. and II is the future
hope of this great government OF ours
always differed with the Republicans
on the financial question, and have yo
ted with the Democrats Ia the senate
on every important measure more Than
any other Republican. Lincoln, In his
ideas and sentiments. was the greatest
Democrat this country ever had. with
the exception of Thomas Jefferson In
regard To my nomination FOR ih'
United States senate. IL was my most
earnest desire two years aso To stat"
that | did not wish H. But owing 70
my friends desires. did not do 20. In
the first place II would have been said
by my Republican friends thnt ] was
stiii Republican and feared 10 aalf
late with the Democrats.
"Socond that feared tho Demo
erais could never Bssln elect their
ticket in Colorado. ! viii ray right
here am through with the Republican
organization. am Democrat henrc
forth, and n the Democrats pnt M
good ticket It viii be eleciod by a
large majority Gentlemen. thank
You eA reported speech by Senator
Teller before the Democratic county
convention at Central city on sai'f
day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2. 1902

DEN Et, COLO, sept z, l9UZ.
The temperature has been about
degrees above normal over the eastern
slope, while in the western portion of
the state it has been slightly below the
seasonal average.
Local showers occurred frequently
over the eastern slope during the
week. but in the northeastern counties
they We're not sufficient in amount to
be of lasting benefit; in parts of the
Arkansas valley, however, also in San
Luis park heavy rains occurred on
several dates, improving the water
supply and beneliting the range. The
rainfall on the western slope was light
and scattered.
The general crop conditions show
slight Improvement over last week, but
all yields will be light, excepting fruit.
of which large shipments are still be-
ing made on the western slope. The
third crop of alfalfa for the most part
will not be worth cutting Thrashing
is nearing completion.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Tho Republicans oi El. paso county
started the ball to rolling In good
shape. They declared for clean men
on the state ticket without reference 90
any puli OF partlaanship The The
convention endorsed the candidacy OF
Franklin E Brooks tor congressman at
large aud Mrs G. a Eldredge for audi
tor Mrs Eldredg" is quite well known
la this part Of the state having taken
a great inter.s, Ia the preservation of
the Clin nwcller ruins, She Is u
prominent member OF the Woman's =
club which took np the work of raising
money. guaranteeing the uics eo
much year for ten years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
SENATOR rELLuR's
FAILING FACULTIES

Senator Teller Is NO, very old
man Ia years. rs old men go in the
United States sounte Mir pettuN II
more than eighty and the list OF scpiu.
asonhiians " long one. and fuil OF
the ables, mon In the senate such
men as Allison Frye. lloar aud Nor.
Kan show few OF the signs of adyauc.
Ina age. and may yet give many good
ynarh 60 the service OF their country.
Hut Mt Teller is old, nevertheless,
we can Riirlbuto to hardly anything
but Heuile dcmentla his statement nj
Central city that he has always been
Democrat lie has he says ami.
iated with the Republicans, but on
everything but the slavery question
WAS always a Democrat For thirty
years after the slavery question was
settled he kept up the prcteuse Of g
ms Republican. aud was elected bs
Republican votes. served under Re-
publican prcHideut In the cabinet
made Republican campaign speeches,
aud was the leader of his party Ia this
state Then for six years he pretend.
ed 90 be- silver Republican u Re,
publican on everything hu, the nnan
cial question He should have de
elsrcd himself Democrat In 1886, he
sayA. but some of the Democratic lead
efs told him rs could do more good
10y 'aililiating" FOR time with another
party. and 80 he deferred his return
90 the old homestead vet little longer.
No~, he says, after lu' these many
yeaie, he has got back 10 tho home
of his early political manhood where
he has all the time belonged, and
whore he intends to stay the rest OF
his lifr
II Mr Teller is In his right mind
and is telling the trnth. We have here
record OF personal pcrhdy unpar
allelod In politics
Mont OF us knew very well that ho
was merely pretending when he pro.
lessod 10 he siill Republican since
$3.50 on all questions except silver.
We knew that he had ioppcd half way
Ia order to secure one recollection, aud
has nov floppod the other hall In order
TO secure another reelection; but We
never dreamed that Tor thirty years he
had played the hypoctte holding OF
Are as Republican, making Ropnhli-
can speeches, upholding Republican
doctrines ON NIL subjects ON recon.
stiuction. on the ku-klus on the tanr
on expansion while in his heart he
sNmpa,hised on an these questions
with the Democrats
II is hard to believe MIR Teller when
casior Ia believe that he is now losing
his mind than that he was pretend.
ing Tor thirty years 10 be what he was
not. simply In order TO hold office
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
AMAZING INSTANCE OF
POLITICAL JuooLnHV

Tho speech given above purponing
to have been delivered by Senator
Henry NJ Teller before the Democratic
county convention nt Central on Sat
uraey was given q prominent plare IN
yesterdAy's edition ot the Rocky
Mountain Nows ~ the Ness Is now
posing MS Senator TcllofS eiIicial nr.
gan and special champion. the speech
must he authentic II viii ai least
have 10 be considered SO until the
sennior danirs H.
sneh an uiterancc as this is one 1i
The most remarkable political Incl.
denls that has ever taken place IN
politics In this country ~ his own
words Senator Teller brands himself
has ever taken place in politics In this
country, ny hlE own words Senator
Teller brands himself az the worst soii
of political renegade, He admits that
although he has accepted high Office
for 20 years ut the hands OF the Re
publican party he has always been
n Democrat at henr,
He says he WIS Democrat frnm hih
boyhuod. and thn, it was The Nlasory
question that drove him into the Re
publican party Tho slavery question
was settled IN 1854. and Mt Teller had
plenty of lime ia sc, hack TO thn party
of his heart before 1876, when be wns
arsi elected 20 the United States sen.
ate an Republican. Since that time
Whenever there has been no more ar
dent Republican on the stump and an.
agninr, the Democracy. than scnatar
Teller
4 Republican senator for nearly 90
years, and member of The cabinet
of Republican president, be now
acknowledge that he has all along
been sailing under falso rnlnrs. Since
1896 he has been In deliberate cniiu'
sion with the Democratic managers to
deceive voters by posing as n Rcpnbii.
can. while really Democrat aud de-
sifous of joining the Democratic ranlsg
The senatorial plum witch he had
monopolisud for two decades being
nov ou, OF his reach as a Republican.
he hopes TO pluck II once more No
Democrat
I, is hardly possible that the nopub
licanx Of Colorado can see anything
in such q comrso Of action worthy
their endorsement The fearful plea
of "yindication'' that viii be put np
TO catch Republican and independent
votes can hardly stand the blight Of
such a confession as MIR, Teller made
In hin Central city speech. The Dom.
ocratic motto OF Charity for Teller
will take ON new ring of sincerely
after the senator's admission Of life
long political duplicitf. The faction.
torn Democracy hopes To sneak into
ofiice this fall beneath the senator's y
coai,ails. but the shelter would seem
to be somewha, ragged ANA Insufficient
after these revelations Denver Re
publican.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

The Daily Telegraph must hire "A
new political seer 81 u means TO keep
up with the times This paragraph
appeared in its issue of last Monday
John 7. Barnet, has the solid back
ing Of the Western Slope for attorney
general He is eminently fted FOR
the position. well known throughout
the state and personally popular
wherever he Is known"
Mr. Barnett lives IN ouray where
Theron Stevens and wiped the earth up
with him last Monday evening. Bar
nett is the Stimson candidate for at
torncy general. as is Tom Tulley for
treasurer The experience of Barnett
viii be extended to the rest OF the com
bination as soon as The state conyen-
ton gets wallop at them.--colorado
Democrat.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Lieutenant Governor Coates al Grip
pie Creek ON Monday, WAS very en-.
phatic IN relation 10 Teller There
is no doubt but that Thomas thinhs
Teller viii quit the race in hls favor
after election. but those Who know
Teller VIII not believe SO Tor mo.
ment Teller never let's SO OF good
thing. He, according TO his own tos-
,imony. played the Republicans of
Colorado for some twenty years In or
der To keep in Office pursued policy
thai was not according go his honest
convictions A man who viii do this
viii not step aside FOR Thomas or any
one else
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

G. J. Dlckcrson tayorably men
toned last Winter for chairman OF the
Republican state central committed,
has announced his candidacy for at
torncy general Mr. DickcrAOn II an
attorney Of more than ordinary ability
,ad It is time some man was placed
in that ONCE with knowledge Of the
law sufficient TO ,rnHsBcl the business
required. Post has oortalnly made y
failure But wha, can one expect of a
h1aiun ennRiDmefaiion7
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Nearly every paper that comes to
the Chiefiaiu editorial desk has cheer
ing words for the candidacy of James
II. Peabody of Canon city for the Re
publican gubsrnatorial nomination.
Even Arspahoc county shows signs
of slipping into line for the man from
Fremont Pueblo Chiefiain.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Notwithstanding the exposures made
by the Denver News. the boodling
county commissioners OF Arapahoe
county are strictly In evidence. They
lead their district delegations TO the
Democratic convention and viii be
the pricinct committeeman. They
win have a hand in selecting the state
ticke, and then Tommy Patterson will
have 10 fall In line.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

The Herald has been dcvoting con
siderable space to comments on SEN
ator Teller's speech at Central the
other day, The Colorado Springs
Telegraph is unwilling to believe that
Teller lived a lie all the time he was
in the Republican party and is charit
able enough to say that declining
years have impaired his mind. Care
ful reading of his remarks will CON
vince one that something has gone
amiss with the senior senator to thus
stultify his whole career. And this
is the man the old line Democrats
of the state are compelled to boost
to the front in order to save their
party from defeat. Oh, how have the
mighty fallen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

The regular Democracy has cause
for kicking when a lot OF bolters can
step into the ranks and control the ac-
,Ions of the party. Last fails boilers
were the biggest tonds IN the pool the
other day aud they assert they VIII
be on top at the noxi convention.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Harry lhsley, manager Of Slim
sons campaign 80 altogether too con
adnu, when be nays u Is already as
good as "Governor Silmson HIS
man may get the nomination. bur eiee-
tion lg an entirely different proposl-
lion This is admitted by the Denver
News which ~ much as says that the
nomination of either ormnn Or siim.
son means defeat
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

The Tulley boom for state treasurer
has received decided setback In the
San Juan. losing his home and other
southwestern counties which he ex-
pecied to carry. His fatherin-law Is
too much Of loud for anyone TO carry
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
! Isssrc II - Plata county The defeat.

ed faction OF the Democratic party
worked the Teller racket in order to
fool the voters. The manipuiators
care no more for Teller than yellow
dog and every one knows this to be
true.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Tho ~ Phso county Republicans en-
duraed % ll Farley for reduction as
state chairman. This should he Tho
continent from all over the state. No
haiter seinction can he made. as Mr
Falriey has become thoroughly conyer.
SAINT with tho work and knows all the
strong as woll as weak points aud can
accomplish NOR. for the party than
. nav chairman
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

The Republican primaries lasI even
ing brought out large numbers of the
party. There was only one live con-
test-in the l4th-but the hackers of
The list of delegates who have grown
-ired Of political domination of few
who talk more than anything else.
came out victorious. 1t was supposed
there would be a contest in several
of the precincts. but such was not the
case 1t resulted in getting out d
good vote, however, as thirty-two bal
lots were cast in the 18th alone with
only one ticket in the field and the
same good vote was represented in the
other precincts, showing that Repub-
licans are interested this year and de
termined to start in at the primaries
10 redeem the county of La Plata from
Bradleyism and the state from fusion
ism
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

and found those cities looking prosper
Gus, fruit in abundance covering the
trees and the people all appearing
satisfied and happy.
From Saturdays Daily.
j. +. Reed of Pennington is register
ed at the Palace hotel.
A. Graber and j. G. Harmon of Den
yer spent the night at the Strater ho-
tel.
General Hollister and w. 7. Kirkpat-
rick came in from the Emerald lakes
last night.
William Sullivan of Silverton is Wis
iting Durango for the purpose OF look
ing after his ranch.
Mrs. Joe Prewitt returned this morn
ing to her home in Aztec, after pleas
ant visit in Durango.
Mrs. A. +. Jack went to Ignacio
this morning to visit her son. She
will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Granville Pendleton went to
Aztec this morning to visit the judge
in that place for about a week.
Mrs. Dir. Potts of Silverton left for
Denver this morning to represent the
Rathbone lodge as past chief.
Mrs. Joseph Schatz left this morning
for her home in Thompson's Park af
ter pleasant visit with friends in this
city.
Mrs. w. d. Watson. Grand Mistress
of the Rathbone lodge of Silverton, left
this morning to attend the meetings in
Denver.
Miss Nora Cole of Silverton went
through to Silverton on her way to
Denver to attend school at Loretto
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ward and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ, J.. Dodge. tourists from
Ann Arbor. Mich, spent the night at
the Strater hotel.
Miss Sedwick left for her home in
Baltimore this morning, large crowd
of Durango people being at the depot
to see her or.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Deist of Silverton
who have been visiting Durango for a
few days, left this morning for their
home in St. Louis.
II. A. Klinger of the Silverton Stand
ard was a through passenger this
morning enroute to Denver, where he
will attend the Democratic state con
yention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yoder. who came in
from Pueblo last evening with their
son, left this morning for Mancos
where they will visit their daughter
Mrs. ]. Nutter.
Tom Davis leaves for Colorado
Springs tomorrow TO meet
his wife who has been visiting there
for some time. She will return home
with him in few days.
Mr.. Melton of the Melton hotel. Sill
verton. was a through passenger en-
route to Denver this morning, as dele
gate to the Democratic convention.
Mrs Melton accompanied him.
The Woodmen gave.a very good con
cert Mt North Durango park last night.
A nice crowd assembled, enjoying the
cool of the evening. the pleasant park
and. above all. the inspiring music
Mrs. H. O. Washburn went through
from SilveIto this morning enroute
to Denver rs delegate of the Bakers
Park temple. No. 10. of Rathbone Sis
ters. to the meeting of the Grand
lodge.
Mrs. William Morrison of the Flori-
da. who has been seriously i'll at Mer
cy hospital for eight days. showed con
siderable improvement in her condi-
ttion this morning. Mr.. Morrison.
who has been attending her closely,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Colonel and Mrs. Miner left ON this
mornings train Tor Leayenworth. Kan,
after long and pleasant stay In Du.
tango. They came here almost di.
rectly from the Philippines, spending
only eight days In San Francisco and
ten days In LcadNillc. before arriving
In Durango. They wished to rest ai-
ter their long residence In the FAR isl
ands, and pleasant memories OF south
western Colorado, formed during the
time that Colonel Miner was stationed
at Fort Lewis fourteen years ago, led
them 10 OUT city, They leave with re
Erct to go back to the post where
Colonel Miner is now In command.
shortly after their arrival at Fort
Leavenworth. the troops OF that sta
tion viii go to Fort Riley. about 100
mites distant. where they will meet
other troops from three regiments OF
regulars and militia from different sta
tions. The Twenty second cavalry,
now stationed at Omaha. and the
Fort - A. Russell win be there. also
cavalry and artillery. In all about 20.
000 men. They win have maucuvers
at Fort Riley from the goth OF Sep
tcmbcr until the Sth of October. Mrs.
Miner will reside In Kansas City. They
have very pleasant recollcctions OF
their stay in the Philippines. where
Colonel Miner was military governor
for three years of the island OF Ne
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Miss Carrie Roberts a Hesperus
girl OF about eighteen years old, at.
tempted suicide at her home yesterday
afternoon by drinking laudanum, Her
father. W w. Roberts. owns n ranch
In that section, and Is frequently in
town doing odd Jobs of hauling. The
girl keeps house for him. She emp
tied a two ounce bottle OF the liquid,
and the doctor. who was called from
Fort Lewis. said that II the laudnnum
had not been very much diluted, she
would have died before he could have
reached her. But on account o T its
weakness. 1t did not take immediate
effect. though she has been sleeping
all day and Is not yet ont of danger.
The cause of the young woman's ac-
ton Is not known for a certainty, but
rumor In Hcsperus has 1t that she was
very much in love with young man
belonging at Thompsons park, who
has been In Durango on a spree for
the last few days. She felt so bad
over the matter that she tried to end
her life.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Mrs Rosenblatt who has been visit
Ing Colorado Springs and other places
In the state, returned 10 her home last
evening Mrs Roscnb!att intended 10
make longer stay among her friends.
but came home in response TO a sum
mons from her husband, saying that
their baby was not we'll
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08
From Thurs.iay-s Daily.

TTVU HUIHFFuF y IyU3F.
Mrs. T. II. Tuliey left this morning
for IgEacio where she win spend a few
days, going thence to her Denver
home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Miss Kate Real left for her home It
Salt Lake this morning after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. McDermott o.
this city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Miss Helen Freeman's rustic dance
nt the island last night given in
honor OF Miss Gentry Prowitt who is
visiting her from Aztec. was pro
uounced one Of the hnppiest affairs Of
the season, and it was certainly the
most hilarious The youths and maidens
were all dressed in rustic or cowboy
costume, Miss Graham and Rowe PIN
grey carrying on the palm for the best
gotten up pair There was great
deal of fun all the evening and peals
OF laughter rung through the trees and
over the waters OF the river until the
midnight hour. The place was pref
tily lighted with Japanese lanterns
and camp fires Mr.. Simpklns fur
nished music and dancing ON the pa
ylliou was one OF the delights OF the
evening. At IL o'clock a delightful
supper was spread around the camp
fire. which all the guests enjoyed In
true rustic style. The party assem-
blod at Miss Frseman's residence at
s:45. and altogether proceeded to the