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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
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Suitanbe bes &orpers ober Settles infolse Serna6ldiits
guus Der 9eiunbbeitsreseln oeer %iiberbarter Irbeit lets
Zen, welde nsrp6s, miibe, ~persasenb, idpadiunis,
neni6eni6ei itno, im9lten. tn ben9lieb.rn unb In Der
SuIt Sdmtr3 erpftneen. ollie HerioneH, pelbe bteie
Spuptone babeu, ioaten steieu IrSt ioiort coniulttren.
Gr bat Sauienbe sebetlt, rpel5e tn ben lesten Stabieu
Iinb a~ufaeseben warer, slei6ptel, rer es perfeblte, Yers
i6nltde COMPILATION TIT tn porseidritteuen Sdaeu notbs
penbis. SebanbInns bur6 Corresponding ober 9atents
OtebiSineu Fam ni4t beilen.
8erbor9en Frantbeitea. Siele 5due erniter
arontbeit werbsn beim 2eibeubsn nidt ausseiunben,
Ipelber IN %pertsbrter gSeiie bebanbelt wirb. Die sroBteu
Sofnnnsen unb bic au9enebmiteu Sreuben hes 2ebens
burb Sransbeit 5errSrt perbeu. Sur9 Auteriutuus bs
Urine mag cine ernite Srantbeit f~eitseteut peroen, bepor
andre Setten portreten. ,
nnberbareSetIuusen, poHsosen in ais
ten 6daen, bic ~peruadldiist ober perfebrt bebanbeIt
murben. Refine grperimente ober @erieblunsen. aeine
unhetlbaren 6due anseHomuen. @enu guer Jau rus
betlbar lit, 10 rperoet tbr fret bic Wabrbeit b6ren rno ers
iu6t peroen, guer gelo gu ipareu. Eauienbe 9ebeilt,
naboem iie, benz Sobe perfauen, a%ufseseben rpuroen.
Gerionen, wel5e Don SetuSaersteu suirieoeuiteIenb be-
hanbelt pcrben, inb nidt eriu6t porsuipreden. wtebts
atEen %perIanbt nod, irsenb nemSetle bergSelt. Gonimltas
ton f1et nnb pertrauli3. geodtet ben 8eia6staa.
Genn Sbr ni6t poripre9eu t0nnt, idreibt Tim einen sus
ten Jtatb. @Srelie: Or. Oowntus
1907 S6tler>E beater@ 0ebGuoe, Chicago, Su.
5O7 Boston SIoa. 9sinueapoIis, Ninu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
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benin mad alsemeiuer Nnii6t Der @er;te unb
FOLDER, bic es 9enoiien, lit es bas bette Mittel
sesen Grippe unb iouiise Srantbeiter, bic
gu bieier SabresSsit cine Blase Der Weni6=
'beit limb. G6fes, tnnporttrtes, retteS,
9eSdIma6boaeS unb BET 8eIttnotett
sntra9lt6eS 3weti6enwaiier ST. ansemeiz
ienem Yreiie 81 baben I'M California e iu=
baus. rid. Sambert,
19@6t ct. 9loub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
3ab,inrtstt.

Die Goctoren Sopt & 0obsup werben
wabrenb etles isbeu tonmenben Wonats,
III ~no69enaunten 3oDns Oh ben a1ige9ebe=
men Oaten CUR Ce,ridtunS ber alIerbeiteit
Sabnarbeiten pertretsu leiu: Sreeport am
Is. @pril; Wbaay an Is. unb r.; @lear
Gate au l8 /; Clearwater am 10. uns 20:
Gt6monb on &c. uno r.; Sob Sprtn9
ont 49,, 80. un6 80. pril.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Saar fir Gier

ct. @loub Storage & 8robuce Company
fault irsenb cine Suantitdt @ier, fir bic iie
baar bejablt. 1906 @ue. R. ct. @loub,
Winn. 19-S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

9o9te. lin bas Rauden Der 4e.
troleumlampen unb bas Gertoblen Der
Sp9ie gu p%erbinbern, lest man biefe
in ~itarten gffis, ldBt lie trodnen unb
5iebt iie bann erit in bic 8renner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
&eilmu8en, TOO an5ere erfol8toS
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srant6sttsm Der aussm anS S9rsn;
grauulterenes @useHIiber, Staar, i5telenbe Iu9en
ebne S5msrs uno' geiabr serabs ssisst. grbIinoIns
p~erbtnbsrt, lauienbe Sbrsn. Eaut. cit. Srantbets
ten Der g q E unb hes $ aIiss: Satarrb. Sron5tz
tis, GItbma. 9efben bes RasenS uno Der
sci sr Spspspfe, Hnpsrbaulittsit, SiltoiitSt, SeIss
iptt. 9ierenS unb SIaienbei5perbsn:
Sarnrusr, grisbt'5e Iterentrantbett. brennenSer urtn
MIN. 3 III : unb Sauttrantbettsm: lStroz
feIn, Gusialas, Slstsn, Wtuttsrmals. iibsrfiiiise Saare.
Gutiteauneen bss Ssidts, Gc;eua, Sei4plre uiw.
9erpenIetben: gpilepie. Sptsrts. Sdbmuns.
gsanssl on ssbsnstrait. &beamattsmls. @sara!ste.
unS Srsbsseidpure perbeu idmerslos nod elmer neuen
gsstBoos ssbsiit. SaHorrhotssn anS sat SsaatSsttsn
hattie Ieridtebunaen unb 9eiteuunsen Der Srsane.
lbsrmabtssr IsOnatsEub. @sruOittat. S5Ia9s, niID.
Nsobsrne SebanbIunsspsiis. bic i4 ou9emeIH as trs
ioloreid errpieien bat. Refine unansenebnlen unterius
Sunsen. asine Dame. Oh psrbetratst oSsr ni4t, brauat
Az sSsern, entpsbsr auein ober NIT etner Treunotn sur
9siprsbuns Az %fonIrlen. Eoniulattoneu 9ebetnI uno tint
@srtrau.n. Weisseitaltunaen, a%IumpiuB, Stadsratbie,
sunsen, aropf, manselbafte ~gntwiteluns trssnb zines
Srsans. Slstus uno i4pa4s SsiIs perSeH ~usrsr0ssrs
uuS %oetraittet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Sr. Gptpnttta, 8S1Toeut,

Stsier bepeutsnos, eriabrens Spssialiit lit IN ben sans
usn Gereiuiateu Staaten gut unb su ieiutm GortetI
5etannt pessu Der pielen puuoerbareu Setlunsen bet
6rpniI5sn, ~nerp6ien uno i~peSieuen Setoen, iorpie bet
2ueens unb Sbrsntrantbeiten, psl9e Der Sunlt anoerer
ger;te uub Spe3taliiten seipottet batten. Sbm itebt CUR
Settle cine erobe InSabI ti6tiser, 9tibitter aerite uno
~srfabrsntr SpeSialiiteu, bereu griabrunsen, pel4e ne IN
ben erSBeren Soipttalern @uropas uuo Imeritas 9eianls
melt baben, es ibnen erm6slidt, perborsene uno 9ront5
i5e 6rautbeitsn nit Griols 81 beilen. Sbre langtabrtse
griabruns. ibr nisrtpiroises Seidit uno tbr Inuntsrs
brodeuer griola aiebt ibnen eineu Inipru5 GWf bas
Sutrausn Der Seibenben on allen Srten. Su tsbem Jals
pirS cine ebrIids Init6t ausseipre9en. st per 5aa
u~nbeiIbar, 10 eriGbrt Der Seibeuos otIen, bic @abrhstt.
Die Offices limb ausesriiitet nit piheni9aitlt6en Sns
irumenteu. 'rpel5s iibsr $4,000 setofet baben. Saruntsr
lit Elm XsStrablsH>A pparat, NIT Ssiien pile bic timers
fteu SroGue Iei6t uuteriu6t rperoeu touuen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
siLvERroN NEWS NOTES.
fFrom the STANDARD. !

tFrom the Standard)
Receiver Annear of the Bank Of Sill
yerton Wednesday filed a claim in the
county court against the Robin estate
for $4,000.
Water is being hoisted from the
North Star mine (Sultan) at the rate
of ! 200 TO I 800 gallons per minute.
Only few days more. when the sump
valves viii be reached and the new
pumps set In motion. that will han
die the flow with ease. BY the time
ore Is commenced 10 be hoisted and
the new mill started. something like
300. 900 VIII have been expended by
the new company. but Mccartney. the
present superintendent Of the mine
and mill expressed himself that the
North Star VIII be one Of the largest
productive properties In San Juan
county.
The senate has passed the bill
granting John r. Curry of Silverton. n
pension OF $50 per month. The house
passed the bill during the first half OF
the session last year
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
rARmlNeToN ITEMS.
tFarmiugton Hustler }

Harrington Hustl-r}
bids viii be- opened today for {
building OF a big iiume for the Ind
pendent Canal company.
la Plata farmers are getting roat
to SOW their wheat An immense or,
is predicted for that valley this yea
The Hyde Exploring Expedition )
New Mexico. with headquarters n
Huntington. and branches in NeS
York. Philadelphia. Chicago and Albu
querque How's thatY
Government Superintendent OF Irrt
cation butler. and Local Agent Shoe
maker, We're In town Saturday. Th
gentlemen are both engaged In tn
preliminary work of the new big Nav
ajo canal. about to be constructed.
George II Brown aud Clayton Weth
erin came la across country from
Thoroau Thursday. They report lot
OF snow south OF here MIR Brown,
visited portions OF Old Mexico. FL Pa
So. Texas. and Albuquerque during hi
absence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Chester Chisholm OF Roswell. New
Mexico. estimates that he can put a
hundred and siSty.eight pound hog on
the river markets at cost of three
cents pound. This is exceedingly
cheap and comes about largely by the
fact that there IL very little loss In
this system OF management and the
shrinkagc is very light. as he has
found IL to be only about three per
cent in shipping to Kansas City. In
fnttenlng. the hogs are fed one pound
OF ground kafflr corn daily. He esu-
mates that 1t requires four hundred
tons OF alfalfa to maintain a thousand
brood sows and pigs for one year and
that tho shoats. with the addition Of
one pound OF kaiiir corn may be made
to weigh two hundred and fifty pounds
at the cost mentioned. He has found
alfalfa hay splendid feed for brood
sows In winter. as they relish 1t and
1t seems TO be very favorable for the
production OF thrifty litters.-Field
and Farm.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
Sorrow for a Devoted Mother.

How hcartrending 1t is 10 know that
fb, story We ------ = s--s,- L. lir,ii.s =. H.
worse Ia reflect that IL IL as common
as II is true. The more devoted the
mother, the more absolutely lnfatu.
ated she Is by the boy she considers
her superior In intellect and person
the less likely ia she to reap the re-
ward she has earned In the filial af.
fection and duty of her idol
For this IL what too many Of us
mothers make OF our sons Our girls
heart. and soul OF our soul. There
Is nameless attraction In the diff
ference of sex which lifts boy to
another pedestal in our minds. We
have shaken on. in part, the Oriental
belief Ia the Inherent superiority of
the masculine human thing-because
he is masculine Enough fingers
with MS to make every mother cry
out In ecstasy of JOY that she has
brought man into world.
In English homes the baby son
takes his station-superior TO that of
sisters and even OF mother-by the
time he is endued with his first long
clothes As schoolboy and cub
he leases and bullies all "womenltes"
to his hearts content
The daughters of distinguished
English clergyman was calling upon
me one day, when my 5-year-old boy
brushed roughly against his sister.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
BRIBERY.

The charge OF Congressman Lcssler
81. .0p0 to vote for the Holland subma-
rine boat proposition is now being in
vestiEated. and some startling dis
closures have already been made
Mr. LessIcr IL evidently In an embar
rasscd situation for he confesses that
the man Doblin. who offered him the
.bribe. was faithful political friend
10 whom he was under obligations ="
Il IL often 80 when a professional
politician spends time and money In
putting = man In ofiica, he generally
demands bis pound Of Gesh. The
question naturally arises. II Mir. Less.
Ter did not know what sort OF n man
DobiIn was when he put himself un-
der obligations" 70 him hut he that
as II may. IL IL a ierrible thing to con.
irmplnte ihsi congressman should
be approached by y schamer and OF.
fnred n sum Of money tn east HIS vote
in favor of n pending bIll aud IL is all
ibe more shocking that his proposal
siionid have come. ae alleged. from
80 prominent a leader as Lemuel Ell
Hfbtfhl hH' f"bfFNF t'ftffN'tti
pnilrr of New York II Is alarming
20 taxpayers and honest citizens that
pny sci of men should regard the vote
NJ congressman as thing 10 be
bought and eoid like 10 much junk
II In further alleged that the iDycHti-
gs,ion viii reach some 81 the great
aew spnpefR Of the country. the own
ers of which are said 10 have some Of
he 81 900 600 worth of stock which
has been ISSUED by the Holland com.
pany This stock was presented graf
iilously. u is alleged. the only con
iition being favorable news and edl-
iorisi matter IN the columns of the pa.
pers We hope for the honor Of tho
profession that ihis charge VIII be
ilspro,ed. Apart from the humiliation
pfthe ming such scandal would be
almost enough 10 shake the faith Of
he public In The American press a
orrupi editor IA AZ bad as q corrupt
congressman. and. II anything more
suntamptiblc An editor whO advo'
fsies a public measure for pay N on
sil.foura With the congressman or
Legislator or councilman who sells his
vote Both are too moan Ia be tolcr-
aiod Ia decent society
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
s,mple su, Effective.

Many years ago a famous profes.
sor came to our town. writes Dr. Dio
Lewis, and announced that he could
Cur" the worst cases OF suffering
IN ten minutes without a surgical op-
erntion." A friend of mine was an
inyctorhts stammercr. and ndvised
him to call upon the wonderful magi-
clan. lie called. WAS convinced by
tho testimonials exhibited. struck up a
bargain. paid the ATTY dollars. and
soon called at my once talking ms
straight ~ railroad track
was halopished and asked my
friend by what miracle he had been
80 suddenly relieved Of his lifelong
trouble He informed me TINT he
had made solemn pledge not to re
veal the process Of cure.
knew two other bad cases--ladics. !.
aud. calling upon them, reported what
had come to pass
They were soon at the professor &
rooms. came away elcated. raised the
hundred dollars. paid the cash, and
In half an hour were ready. had tho
question been popped, to say Yes"
without hesitation.
was soon made acquainted with
several other cures quite ns remark
able. ana resolved Ia turn on my
shnrpesi wits and wnit upon the mag
ician
iic seemed an honest man. and In
two daya | had made up my mind Ia
pay him large fee and learn the
h,Fgye, i,uTN u rIlBlihJRYa4S rIBa RGal4SSes @9f6t3 @9f6
Those who had been cured by the
professor were soienniy bound not to
reveal The secret to any one. but my
contract gave me the privilege Of ua
Ing TIC knowledge as ! pleased
The secret Ia this: The stammcr
81 Is made io mark The time In his
speech. Just as II Is ordinarily done
IN singing He IL at first to bent ON
every syllable lie begins by read.
ing on. Of David'H Psalms. striking
the nugrr on the knee at every word
You can beat Time by striking the
finger ON the knee. by simply hitting
the thumb against the forcilngcr or
lay moving the large toe In the boot
| doubt II the worst case OF slut
toring can continue long u the vic
Tim viii read an hour every day with
thorough practice Of this art take
pleasure In publishing II Ia the world,
Cottage and Farm.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
Do You Want to Make Little Easy
Money.

We know you do-read the follow
ing and it will tell you all about 1t:
The Durango Foundry & Machine Co
getting up the most comprehensive
shortest and neatest advertisement
one that we can use on our igns or
carry as an ad. in the newspaper.
The following will give you an
idea of what we handle at our shops
and you must give us something that
will appeal to the public in general as
mines and sawmills. and at the same
time. attract attention.
We do all kinds of iron and steel
repair work on Farming Implements; |;
make all kinds of Brass and Iron Cast
ings; do all kinds of Machine Work
We handle Rubber and Leather Belt.
ing. and carry in stock large line OF
Supplies in the Iron Line.
This ad. must not contain more than
100 Zone hundred) words and all an.
swers are to be addressed to this com.
pany with this advertisement at.
tached. and must be mailed prior to
March 1st
During March. 1903. three promi.
nent business men OF Durango will Sc
lect the best advertisement from those
received, and we will then send an
order on our bank for $500 to the per.
son (male or female) whom they Sc
lect as sending In the best advertise.
ment.
Sign your name In full, with postof.
fee address.
No one barred.
THE DURANGO FOUNDRY & MA.
CHINE COMPANY.
G.. II. MARINE. Manager.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
THE ouRAY BROAD GAUGE.

when we say anything about the
ID. n Il. q. being broad gauged to
Ouray people give us the horse laugh.
but n Delta paper says bridge and
construction crews are widening the
grade and rebuilding the bridges be-
tween that point and Ouray. and the
work of replacing the narrow gauge
track with broad gauge viii begin
May lst The preparatory work from
Grand Junction to Delta Is. already
complete. With n broad gauge into
Ourny. It IL presumed the Southern
passengers win 20 to Denver via
Grand Junction. making the distance
In about the same time as at present.
Ourny Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

Hc-A woman always looks under
the bed for a man.
She-Yes. and a man goes out be.
troit Free Press.
Clara-Mr Sweetser is quite atten-
tive to me Wonder If he thinks of
proposing?
Constance-Shouldn't wonder. Ev-
erybody says he is man of the
strangest tastes.-Boston Transcript
Il don't seem to make any impress
sion on your father. Maude. And
rye done my best to get on his right
side"
Try his left side. George. He
hears better on that side.'-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Mrs. Jenner Lee Ondego-Your
church is becoming dissatisfied with
the pastor, Why is that? He has
been preaching for you for fifteen
years. hasn't he?
Mrs, Seldom Holme-Yes, that's the
trouble. He has begun to preach at
us. now-Chicago Tribune.
He-Do you believe in long engage
ments.
She-Not too long. If we are mar:
ried in June 1t will be all right.-Som-
erville Journal.
How do you like your new ser
vant?"
That isn't the question at all. -
answered young Mrs. Torkins. We
are trying TO find out how she likes
s."-Washington Star.
Dinah-Look hyar Sam, We done
bin married 70 or five days now !;
doan' yo' reckon yo' bettah so out an
look TO some wuck7"
Sam-Nebah mind bout dat. yit.
I'll find some wuck fo' yo'' time
'nough. but | doan' want yo' ter tink
OBJ washin an ironin' till de honey
moon am past-Philadelphia Press.
Insurance Adjuster-Don't you
think you have placed a very high es-
innate upon the articles destroyed?
Your total is $1,000. Now. I'm pretty
well convinced the entire lot could be
duplicated for less than a quarter of
that sum
Policy Holder-I gave you just what
the things cost, not cent more.
bought them all at our last church
fair.-Boston Transcript
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
AL SORTS.

.
Paris and Rome VIII be connected
by public telephone.
Public gambling ~ likely to be
abolished In Switzerland AT an early
date
Two thousand Irish donkeys have
been advertised for by a dealer In
Cork.
one-half of the Imports into this
country are OF materials for manufac-
turerH
Permission to acquire land has Just
been granted to the Jews In Russia
Express letters and parcels are now
carried by poatofiice cyclists In Bcr-
lin.
Over 300 children attending Not.
tinRham board schools have learned
to swim
Upwards Of 5000 British postofice
employees served in the campaign in
South Africa.
Taxes on foreign visitors and resi.
dents are proposed In the vaud Can
ton. switzerland.
Badness aiiiicis almost every
young man who spends any Length OF
tlmo In the Philippines
The boa and python have the Iarg
est number Of ribs of any animals. the
number being $50 pairs.
Bods 81 rock salt have lust been dis.
covyed 1000 feet below the surface
at cslnpinc. Belgium.
II Is alleged that there is only one
doctor available for population of
IS 900 En the West Indian island OF
Neyis
Nine eyes and three mouths were
posseSScd by a collie puppy born re
centiy at Henley. England II only
lived four hours
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Governor pockcry of Missouri has
sent a special message to the leg
islature urging the appointment OF a
commission to deal with tho whole
question OF textbooks In the public
schools, Tn. proposed plan that Mis-
sour shah supply textbooks free of
charge IN all the school children, Ia be
paid for out OF state revenues. the
governor declares imprac,ieahlc un'
der the present constitution. He rec
ommcnds the submission Of consti-
tutional amendment authorizing coun'
ties. townships, or school districts To
tax themselves for the purchase OF
text books FOR the free use of pupils,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Visions of bright futur. for ~"
corn growing farmers of the United
states are held ur TO the public by
the department Of sEricuitur" Capt
tslis,s ar- developing plans tor the
manutactur" of paper on a lsfg. scaie
from cornsiaiks " present plans
work ont successfully the farmer may
turn HE field of standing corn over
io tn. paper manufacturer who viii
cut and hnsA II, returning tn. srain Ia
the farmer for his uso. OF market II
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

The Massachusetts man who wants
"a" legislature tu r"imhursr him Tor
the lose of ~ eo0 Ia a bnnco game be-.
cause the ouneo man jumped his
g. t"u bond and the stat. would be
81 moo to the good nihoN. evidently
thinks this is government by tho
p"npl" for IN. p-oplc who don't know
an, better ihhn Ia lhink they can got
rich quickly and easily
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Now that some PENNSYLVANIA man
has invented a device Ia burn water.
II N quite likely that tn. water com.
psoi.s viii consider the merger ques.
,ion NOR. seriously than ever How
ever, " We can Just gyt the nrc start
"d We can probably melt enough snow
to keep It going. srd work kind OF
reflected energy scheme that viii
dfiy. ib. old liquid air idea ont the
business
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

England seems diSpused to explain
that she had nothing 10 do with the
assault on III. Venezuelan fort by
German wArHhips England wants
onls peaceful blockade aud her
money AboNc all. she does not want
any trouble with ANYBODY just AT this
time. as sho would have To act With
Gormany in IL. and the English pco'
pie do not tain A. It they would stand
that
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

pr Charcn wardcll stiles. uf the
United states Marine hospital service
ihinha that there II na danger ot tho
layin"ss" germ OF the southern states
affecting norihsrners While We are
haveinR tn. Mind of winters that gen
srslly chiil us aud the coal men are
administering cual la homeopathic
ioe.E at all"opaihic rates. We'll We
elt,.as mot
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

President Roosevelt has notified
leading men ut his party that In trust
regulation. he VIII be justified with
nothing less than real Legislation on
the lines laid down in tho bills pre-
pared by Attorney General Knox.
The president warned Senators Al
drich and Spooncr that unless these
bills were passed a, this session he
would call an extra session for theig
consideration
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02
SPRINGFIELD. Masa., rot

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Fob. a.
oboyins rush orders from the war de-
partment ifty thousand krag.Jorgcn.
sen rifles are being sent from the
United States armory at this place. To
arscnals in various parts OF the coun.
Try Commander Phipps states that
the arms are for distribution among
the National Guard. but outsiders
hint at Venezuelan complications
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

John " Gates has given az stock
speculation. Possibly by mcndinF
hi. ways before I, Ia loo iat. he hopes
10 prove that 1t is not impossible fof
rich man 10 -nt-f the kingdom oi
heaven The nearest he has yet been
TO thai desirable plac" WIS when
wnll street recently gaV. Gates a iaf
io III. iun. ui y goo goo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Here is riohnrss Tho New York
Times offers tale OF the far west"
by owen Wlgicr. the novelist writ.
ton ten years ago. Ia support of la
conteniion that Arizona ~ unft iof
statehood
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

n ". can believe the New YORK pa
p-rs good man, citizens Of that biE
town are in the habit of permitting
their names to 20 ON the printed list
OF persons who are assessed b, the
tss department as beinE In possession
$50. 900 and upwards of personal prop
"rty The pspsrs SAY that very
large number of these seemingly
lucky persons encourage the asc of
their names In this manner for the
purpose OF gaining financial and no
cisl credit thereby And then after
making th. mos, of the publicity they
quietly seek the tax ono. and swear
on the entire assessment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

Monte Csriu IL In fuli away and the
g-sson has arrived for sensational ""
ports uf hos ihls Duke that Prime"
or such aud such steel msgnst- has
broken the bank Considering the
iroauen-y with which 1, is busted.
Monte Cariu holds ap ssionishlnRlN
We'll How many centuries viii il
take humanity IN learn that percent
age games arr sur. thing fof the
honseT
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-02

The decision OF the United States
supreme court declaring certain South
Dakota divorce laws invalid. re-em'
phasizcs the need for uniform mar
riare-snd-d divorce Legislation among
the states. Already are heard clam
ors for United States law 10 secure
the uniformity. and such n national
law In Inevitable In the near future
unless the states frame and enact uni
form laws For the central govern
ment to control the status Of married
persons and Divorces would be
distinct encroachment upon state pre-
rogatives. The way 10 avoid II Is to
make II needless.