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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18
under Dave Ramsey. who is the lead
er 10 this kind OF work

under Dave Ramsey. who is the lead
er 10 this kind OF work.
J. C. Kello will arrive from Aztec
this evening euroute TO Mancos In
response to telegram announcing
the dangerous Illness OF his sister
Marian. Miss Kello was thrown from
a buggy some time ago. At the time
nothing serious was expected but
since going To Mancos IL seems in
ternal injuries developed and the past
few days her life has been despaired
OF Miss Rello is visiting her sister,
Mrs. b. NJ. krumpsni,zky.
Charles r. Mcconnell ia visiting The
Southern Roy today.
Carl coulson came in from bayfield,
this morning Says yesterdays =
storm extended over eastern part OF
the county.
Joe Day ls in from The ranch. His
shoulder, which was severely wrench
I'D last January, bothers him good
deal.
No rain so far today. and chances
are that wen skip the usual delngc
II ralned hard enough yesterday To
make up
Mrs, Lloyd c sheets returned Sat
irday evening from Denver. where
she put In three weeks With relatives
and friends
Ed. Lazarus Ia confined 10 his bed
is result Of tbs wound received In
he ankle by "a hail fired by Ralph
smalley. The bone WIS fractured and
the injury ls quite painful.
State Fish Superintendent Kincaid.
who took Hollands place. arrived last
evening with nifty thousand rainbow
nsh eggs which vii be haiched and
placed in Upper Pine river
-
Dr Driver returned to Fort Lewis
this morning after spending The Sab
bath with Durango friends. He cN-
poets 10 be with us again ;his evening.
leaving in ibc morning for Santa fe.
Miss Lena Newman. who has been
attending the slate university at Boul'
der, accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
sheets. returned home Saturday and
will put In IN. summer montha in Du
rauEo returning 20 Boulder at the
opening Of school this fsIl
by donating the necessary land for
additional reservoir site on the mesa.
Dr. Bell shows his good VIII for Du'
range. us well as MIR J. a. Porter,
who recommended the transfer. The
correspondence was principally
through the Local Security company
Mrs A. Hahn returned Saturday
evening from her sad Journey to Al
pion. Seb.. whore she arrived after
tho death of her father She was ac.
sompanlcd by her hroiher-in-lnw. Dr,
Iiryns. whose wife. Mrs. linhD's sis
ter, died a few weeks ago. DR. BryDs
viii remain short time in order 10
rcrnpcraie.
A y Hood " ont with new ambu.
lance. the work Of Harry jackson
u is flna piece Of workmanship and
reflects great credit ON the ability of
Durango workmen, Harry Jackson
viii tackle anything from a one horse
cart t0 a threShIng machine. and the
work can always be relied on.
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Sam Johnson returned last evening
FROM the state line lie says about
twelve miles down the river, near the
Mexican flats. the heaviest hail storm
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Mrs. Jack Grace died at Hesper-
us early this morning from the effects
of child birth. Deceased is sister
OF Jack and Nick Cunningham. She
leaves a family. including the infant
born this morning. which is apparent
ly strong and healthy. OF six. the old
est being II years of age The father
is coal miner working at the Hes
perus mine
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

care of herself at this time.
The ills which vex so many women at
the change of life are entirely avoided
or cured by the use of DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. 1t makes weak
women strong, and enables the weakest
to pass through this trying change with
the tranquility of perfect health.
al have been a very healthy woman, and this
time has been very hard with me- writes Mrs.
Maggie Morris. of Munson Station. Clcarfield
Co, Pa, Box 10. NJ come to the time of
change OF life. aud have been sick a great deal
off and on. When Mrs. Hemmis moved beside
me was SSek in bed. and when she came to see
me and wtwere talking over our sickness. Mrs.
Hemmis told to try DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery
also Pellets, got her TO bring me a bottle OF
each from the drug store and I used them.
They did me great deal Of good and got two
more bottles of Favorite Prescription never
saw SUCH wonderful cure. Before COM
menced your remedies was good for nothing |;
was in such misery hardly knew what to do
with myself, now eau do all my work myself
and feel we'll"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arc easy
and pleasant to take.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

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From Mondays Daily;
J. r. MIlfspaugh of Mancos Is In
the city.
Aztec IS to The front with 4th OF
July announcement
Frank Thaler pulled out for Psgo'
"a Springs this morning.
J. @. Gaukroger departed on ms
circle trip this morning.
Sam stein, brother of Morris. was
among last evenings arrivals.
20
C ". Thnringcr. the Arboles land
hustler, is In the city today
O. s. Galbreatb was Denver
bound passenger yesterday morning
p. ID. McAteo Ien on the morning
train for points as far east MS Chama
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r. u. Townsend. the commercial
man. arrived last nigh, for few days
sojourn.
Editor Finch OF the Silycrton Min
or passed through to Denver this
moring.
Agent Hussey. OF the d 4 X. O. ac'
compaaied the eacursionisls from Sl
yerion yesterday.
The Misses Bessie Baunman and
Edith Piantz. Of SilvcrtoD took in the
bali game yesterday
Roy Hall came In from ignacio on
SATURDAY evening. whore he has been
The pas, two weeks.
Arthur Miller and Ell Van Endcri,
left lszt evening for San Juan couu
~ ON mining business,
Charles A johnson returned from
Denver last evening Says The onl>
,hing new IL rain to the east Of M.
Fred G. Grchbles. the boarding
house keeper at Gladstone. was n
Denver bound passenger this morn
Ing.
John kellcnbcrgcr was nm outgoing
passenger this morning ON the east
ern Hustling business along the
line.
q. s.. .if far "A
few DAYS from the La plalss. where
he has been esoortlng eastern inycs
tors
Jack slaitery accompanied his AK
rRrgatioa of ball players TO Durango
yesterday. returning on the evening
train.
Mrs Fred isnrghsrii and iaughiors
left this morning for Boulder, where
they will visit untii about the FIRST OF
August. when they return 10 Duran
go.
MIR and Mrs. A. c Mt'Oir. who
have been waiting Mf and Mrs Ross
Mcf;ir the past week departed for
their home al Pagosa Springs this
morning.
Wesley briggs was a silNerion pas
snnger enronto "a Denver this morn.
ing where he conrul,s j. II. Andrews,
ri al regarding working Of certain
San Juan county properties.
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The new cigbi-room Forsyth resi-
dence Ia beginning 10 mako a showing
Giles r vandegrift has the contract.
which means good workmanship
throughout while The stone work IL
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18
DURANGO WINS BY SCORE
OF EIGHT TO SEVEN

Late Saturday afternoon Siiyerton
notified Manager KuebIer that the ball
team was desirous Of visiting Durango
Sunday and Il was decided 10 take
chances on rain For the first time
In week the gun came out bright.
and with a clear sky IL looked favor
able for a good day BY IL O'Clock IL
clundcd. however. and for the next
two hours about the heaviest rain OF
the season tell and IL looked dubious
for ball game. Although cloudy the
boys repaired to the grounds shortly
after two and by three o'clock crowd
of three hundred had assembled, and
although the ground vas rather damp.
il was decided to starr the game and
the full nine innings were played. Du-
range started out with one run and
did not score again until the 1th, Sill
yerton In the meantime getting in
seven runs. OF course II seemed a
foragono conclusion that Durango
would lose the game, but in the last
half Of the 9Th Herrlck went to bat,
sending q ball over third base, secur-
Ing second In this inning three runs
we're made. followed by three more in
the eighth and one In the ninth, Sill
yeriou falling to score, Durango thus
winning by one point. The features
Of the games were the pitching Of
Hughes, the handling Of frst base by
CLARK for the Durangos, and the field
Ing OF Mcclure for Sllverton. Jack
Cole pitched for Silyerton. losing his
first game against Durango His sup
port was poor. and that Of Hughes
was nlso bum at times. All In all, 1t
| was The bost game OF tho season and
! there was unbounded enthusiasm. ss-
peclally nmong the Sllyerton contin'
gent up to the hiath inning. when
victory seemed certain. some of the
siiyoftOn fans" had horns MS big as
smokestncks and they made good use
Of them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

From Tuesdays Daily:
Editor Blaksly offers the Mancos
Tribune for sale.
o
The clouds this spring have certain
ly been buTdeuud with water
Charles Il Mcconnell was Denver
bound passenger This morning
o.
Joe Smith came In from ignaclo last
evening. returning this morning
Dan Hoover has over nfiy men al
work and results Slll soon be appar
cni
Miss nm went 10 Rosa n M, this
morning Ia secure one of pr Thur
mans patients.
This appears TO be n spring Of en-.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18
II |11lH9t7bBluMzBL,1L!72TZEN N1 I
TO Perfect Your Figure.

Il famous physician, speaking Of Aeah beauty gooa
EgK,r. sad.
"n my experience many American have not the
strength to take up outdoor sports many lack the inclination
for active physical cxcrtion household work
they feel angud tired and by the weaknesses so
common to their Some have household duties
which keep them shut up at home For all such persons
should advise few simple daily exercises, with light dumb
bells devotng only ten minutes OF the day first and
gradually increasing until they find that their whole being
IS stimulated and strengthened by it. If the young gor
the maons troubled AT certain periods with regularitv
weakening drains and backache-pehaps faint and dizzy
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

iastrophes. the one In Oregon yester
day leading the list.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Charles Newman returns this even
ing from silyerion and Red Mountain
points.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Nothing could v
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of
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and
| tohand remedy the market"
Io insure perfect h t tissue bone tendon muscle should
in
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PreS1pto RED
Mrs o o Of pomH Ar-oa,sa aid
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Idoctred fo
feel life
DR. Percesm mednm
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

One jag was administered upor
by Judge Houx this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

The eastern is improving II is only
five or six hours late today.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Take in "The World" at the Opera
house this evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18
AONsox 10 AaARRAED w0AsEM.

TA0N0E MARRED W0AkEM.
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Mr. Carl Coulsen left this morning
for Bayfield,. after spending day OF
TWO in our city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Frank rreyost. formerly well
known business man Of Ouray, is In
cnver with his family from The Black
Hills. South Dakota, says Mine aud
Mining He SAYS there is an epidemic
OF wlioopins cough out there. and him
self wife and children are here 10
recuperate and get rid of 1t. Frank
makes the statement that there Is
more money TO the acre In the B'aeh
Hills than in any other area on earth.
The camps are not afflicted with
strikes and all branches of business
move steadily forward. The great
mines are making money and the
smallest ones are coming to the front
every day.-Ouray Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-18

Wonder how long that case of brew
cry beer will last the Durango contin
gent that went out this morning?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
CASE WITH JURY.
That Of state vs. stephen Trombiee in
County Court.

That of state vs. stephen TrombIee in
County Court.
Montpelier, Oct. The ease against
S ephen Tromblee Of Northgeld, charged
with felonious assault went to the jury in
county court this forenoon.
The prosecution rested its case Thurs
day afternoon and since then the respond
ent's witnesses have been giving their tes-
timony The defence is directed to the
identity OF the person making the assault
rather than to the question Of an assault
having actually been made. Miss Kirby,
the young lady who Is alleged to have been
assaulted. testified that Immediately after
the assault took place she went into a
house near BY and that it was then just
half past eight o'clock.
She also Testified that the person who
assaulted her wore light colored coat aud
a straw hat. The respondent has present
ed several witnesses to show that he was
in the village proper at half past eight and
rode home with the George family who
overlook him near the village, aud fully
three-quarters of mile from the place
where the assault occurred. His evidence
also tends to show that on that night be
wore an old derby hat and an old black
coat somewhat faded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
The CHURCH FIELD.

Sunday Services and Social Events Of the
week.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Mr.. Mitchell will conduct the services
morning and evening.
Congregational church, Sunday, Oct. Is.
The Rev. d. II. Strong Of Williamstown,
viii conduct the services morning and
evening.
AT the Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing the subject Of the pastors sermon will
be Whom Have Believed, aud at the
evening service Rev. Mr. Kinzie will speak
on Destroying Gods Message" "
Christian Science services are held in
Nichols block Sunday at l0.45 a. N. and
Wednesday evening at 745 The reading
room is open Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
arday from ? to 4 o'clock.
In the Univsrsalist church tomorrow
the pastor will preach at 1890 a. M. on
"0nr need Of the Bible Ia our Lives, y and
at p. M. on "The Morals Of Money All
the auxiliary services as usual All who
have no church home are heartily invited
TO these services.
Methodist church, Rev X. 4. Lowe, pas
tor, Sunday services, Oct Is. Morning
worship 1870. The choir viii render
"Sing o Sing this Blessed Morn,n by
Evans Bible school at Y. Evening
worship at Z. Sermon on "a great but
overlooked SIM Singing by male quar-
tette.
Church Of the Good Shepherd Holy
the month"; as AS a. m.; first Sunday in
the month, 1880 a. m. service and SER
mon each Sunday at 10 30 a, nj. aud z b.
M. Sunday school at IL m; service Fri.
day evening AZ Up, M; special service
on great feast days and all Saints days d
10 q. N.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
Two Young MenArreSted
On Charge.
GOODS ARE RECOVERED
Colbun Clothing Co.'s Store, Northfield
News Office and Creamery
Entered.

Mortified, Oct. 1.-THE police thiak
they have the thieves who broke into the
Colburn Clothing store, The NoIthfield
News Office and the creamery company in
the persons Of Eugene Davis of this place
and Neil Knapp Of Montpelier. The two
men, the former aged 20years and the lat
ter II, were arrested after a posse of ofIie.
ers aud citizens had searched the house OF
Davis and found quantity of articles.
Chief of Police Fitzgerald of Northfeld,
ferreted out the mystery and he was aided
in the search by several Montpelier ofiic
ers, The posse surrounded Davis house
shortly after midnight last night and after
repeated attempts got into the house They
didn't search a great while before they
ran across small sized clothing stock
with four dresssuit cases and other ar.
ticles.
Davis was at once arrested and little
while later Knapp They were taken to
the county Jail at Montpelier and will be
held for action Of the grand iary next
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
WILLIAMSTOWN.

AT the Universalist church Sunday the
pastor will preach on Compensation, or
the Laborer and His Pay"
The Sturteyant Sisters Concert Co. will
give a concert at the town hall, Oct 81 un.
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Circle oi
the Universalist church.
The pulpit Of the Congregational church
will be occupied Sunday morning by Rev.
+. A. Poole Of Barre, in exchange with the
pastor. Mr.. Poole will also preach at East
Brookheld in the afternoon
The young people Of the congregational
society are to have Halloween social al
the parsonage Friday evening, so.
At the Williams auction Thursday there
was a good attendance and fair prices
were realized.
The lecture course began last evening
with lecture by Rev. Ora Samuel Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erskine left on
Thursday for Boston apd vicinity visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. w, Crane IS visiting her sister
at Nashua, n. II.
Mrs, Florence Nye returned today from
RoyaIton where she has been the past
week assisting her aunt who is soon tC
move to Rhode Island
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The cases against the threem charged
with aiding prisoner TO escape from an
officer, which were to have come up Ii
city court today, were continued to next
Wednesday.
The Boston Bargain store win open the
doors Of its new quarters iu the Currier
block tonight altho0ght they are not fully
moved IN.
The special grand jury which is lnves-
tigating the murder Of ELI Cort IN this
Sisy will take several days, 1t least, next
week to iinish its work Two Italians
from this city who had disobeyed sum
mons to appear before the grand jury, were
ordered under arrest yesterday. The offic.
or who went for them found one Of them
i'll with pneumonia. The other was
brought In and testified. lie had once
been questioned and In his ignorance oi
the English language and customs sup
posed he was not longer wanted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
ARE QUITE CONFIDENT
OF FOOTBALL GAME
Goddard Players Went Through a
Stiff Practice Yesterday Afternoon
For Mondays Contest.

The foot ball team at the Seminary was
put through a thorough practice yesterday
afternoon by Coach Cannell In prepare
tion for the game of all games for which
Goddard puts up its best fight, the game
with Montpelier Seminary which will be
played next Monday afternoon at Montpe-
lier.
he practice went Off with a snap and a
determination that means that GOddard's s
old rival win have to put up the best fight
mat she has had to make for several years
4 she carries off the honors
The Montpelier team win be much
strengthened by playing their coach, Ham
ilton, who was tower against Goddard
formerly. Hamilton will probably play
full back. The Goddard boys are conf
dent Of winning the game and there is
danger Of an over confidence, as they have
not played team this fall which is any
where near as strong as the Montpelier
team.
Goddard's backs were very quick in
starting in yesterdays practice and went
with solid interference A much needed
practice was given the team on forming an
interference for the man with the ball
from the kick Off. Cannell did some very
pretty drop kicking for the goal and If he
is given half chance Goddard may score
by this means.
II the weather is favorable a large
crowd is expected to be on hand at the
game as great deal Of interest is already
shown by the foot ball enthusiasts in this
city and Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
THEIR WORK
FINISHED
Board of Civil Authority
Adj0urnS.
MANY TAXES ABATED \
Petition Of W. c. Quinley Dismissed
and Also That Of Carrie ].
Tilden.
MANY TAXES ABATED'

The board OF civil authority wound up
its business at the adjourned meeting last
evening by abating the taxes 0f 81 people
and refusing TO abate those OF nine others.
Most Of the lists presented last evening
were Of people whose names were on the
list of tax collector, James r. Coutts.
The total number Of taxes abated this year
is about 60 while the number refused
is about %. The amounts abated are
much smaller than usual there being no
large accounts The taxes Of the follow
Ing persons were abated last evening:
William Mccarthy, J. +. 0'Brien, E. Pol
II, Winfred Sanborn, Daniel Sickle, Pietro
Brigham, w. p. Brown, Robert Kynoch,
r. Marion, " Brogio, Antonio Caleb
George r. Brooks, E. Comici, Dennis
Donahue, a. Ravera. Filippi Maffi Agnes
Nicholson. George w. Johnston, A. Bot
testi, Thomas Sexton, ID. McNugan, Il. ID.
Dustin, E. T0urni, II. j. Murray. Eliza
beth Dunkley, James Cadger, Steven
BreeD, A Ambill, G. Howard, Jerry Gay,
tax Of 1897, Luigi, Barberi, same, @. Mar
chest same, L. Batista, same, K a. Drew.
on the tax Of NJ. L, Beardsley the board
voted to ahate such 4 proportion as the as-
SCISSORS recommend
lnuSe whose pcllbl0nA We're dismissed
were Peter Coml. Mackie estate, III Rabi-
ola, Cantou Bros, Carrie j. Tilden. Those
which were passed over were, Dan Buck
ley +. Genesf.
When the Qulnlen petition came up for
discussion. it was decided to limit the
speakers to three minutes each. After
considerable talk a motion was made 10
return to Mr. Quinlen the amount Of taxes
paid on 81, 600 for the years 1899, 1900,
1901 1902 This was opposed ard then
ballot was called for, the result being that
the motion was lost by vote Of 10 to I.
This petition OF Mr. Quinlen's was on the
appraisal Of his business block on Main
street. He considered that be was taxed
$1,000 too much and said one Of the old
listers, G. w Hall, had made statement
to him that there was a mistake il the an.
praisal Of the building
The petition Of Carrie Tilden for abate.
ment OF taxes on the residence on North
Maln street, which was recently burned.
was also dismissed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
EAST BARRE

Mrs Morrison of Barre, spent Sunday
al the home Of her daughter, Mrs John
sullivan
The sick ones at the home of George
Hutchins are almost entirely well. They
hope to be out Ia the course of week.
MI. Barney, who some weeks ago gave
up his work as clerk for John Dix, has
now opened shoe store in the Stearns
block.
The Sunday service 10 the Congrega-
tional church will be held at 1.30 p. NJ,
thus making It possible for Rev. A, NJ.
Woodruff to officiate in the pulpit
Mrs. Coleman Of East Orange came to
town this evening to visit at the home Of
her son, A. G. Coleman, and her daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Sargent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
EXTRACTING MONEY FOR EXTRACTS

Many Montpelier Young Women Were
Kind to This Man.
The Montpelier Journal is authority foI
the statement that young fellow named
Frank Hall has buncoed the young mar.
ried ladies' Of Montpelier by selling them
extracts and extracting the money ia ad-
vance. The man is young fellow who
represents himself as college man just out
of Amherst college and trying TO earn
enough to pay his way through medical
college.
a good many kind-hearted women, so il
il said, were kind enough to favor the
young man with the cash ID advance, 9TH
erWise the young man couldn't bny the ex-
tracts from the "home house" Now those
young ladies' are waiting for the extracts
to be delivered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-17
A WATERBURY FIRE.

Sanford Eddy Lost His Farm Buildings
Yesterday.
Waterbury, Oct. 1.-THE house and
barns belonging to Sanford Eddy Of this
place, situated on the Little river road,
we're burned to the ground yesterday
morning between the hours Of two and
three o'clock Mr.. Eddy was the only per-
son 10 the h0use at the time but AFRO
Ayers who carries on the farm aud lives
IN smaller house across the road. was at
the scene.
Mr.. Ayers succeeded in saving every
thing IN the house, but the contents Of the
barn were destroyed. All the stock ex-
cept horse was in the pasture There
was also much hay lost The origin Of
the fire is unknown. There was $500
insurance on the barn aud 500 on the
house