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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
0attinm6roer cnOet i'm elrftriiflen
Stuhl.

Rem gort, 8. Sept, - Der
@attinm0roer 9atrif ). Gonflin
puroe 6eute frii6 i'm StaatsgefdngniB
gu Ofining our6 GIsttri8itGt bingez
ri6tet. gr bate isine Satin, nit
pel6er er febr unglijdli6 Ie6te, am 9.
sSyuri 1902 in Der Do6nung css Ghez
paares, SIR. 447, Beis16. StraBe,
QepzQorf, erIfOIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
San @tancl in Srilmmrrn.
Qlte meritanii6e StaOt our9 einen
0rtan 3erit0rt. - @roBer2e6enss
berluit.

~AAu4I 6tLIlUL4' - OIQBerSepSTe7
Derluit.
Rep : 0rIean8, 8. 6ept6r. -
Ger 0ampfer 6ier angetommene Nadz
ridten meIOen, OaB oa8 StGOt6snSan
Y}igueI, an Der Oittiiite BON gucatan,
Uterito, bur6 einen Srfan total GER
it0rt poroen lit. Der 0ampferr r8reatz
pater," pelfer uuf ieinem 8sge BON
gep Orleans na6 8eIi7e bort Dor=
beifubr, fanO ben Ort in 3rImmern.
&ein 9aus mar Iteben 9eblieben uno
tein le6enoe5 8sIen gu ieben.
San MigueI 1T bic diteite Staot
W}erito'8. Gorte3 Ianoete bort, als er
Wfsrifo entoefta, unO eta6lirte Iein
6ouptquortier odIeI6it. Der Ortan
ri6tete unge6euere @er6aerungen an
Der meritani76en &Uite an, uno bieIe
W}enIdenlebsn 9ingen perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
Qloam Scupert.
s1AsA Prospect Park.

&Iennas. NRrttwpb. SSunsrifas. Trettas unb
Sumitag. 8 g.. 10. II, L., September.
0ic 3snueu bto:GHcn pHuftl;a , IIbr Ratmitta0s
Sie 6lIr lit AM Sag, NM abtuos g,pifnet.
3tQtn OoU Sonntuib;jl.
Die QroBlrtjlt;n l. III oieicm 2iiirtt abQtbalt,z
rtu 8tnncH.
UroBr 2lu=fclunq Uou @itb, S3aicu uno 5biuti=
HCE-
&'its 8din pon G3tilu1,l uuo 5uub:n
6lym@Waibjntric NM .Ucrotbt 6arm=Qros
ouitt.
2am,nz 2:oartcmant pom 6aus6lltsacg:u
unO AodHDlgbcit3U.
2cutit.s 2ori NIT ausgcpd5ltcu 9auotpiac.
9oritclurgsu Nltmlttdls unO Nb;nOs
Sic firl;b importirttu 22p QiuHo belgii6tu
3nbtbcnlit,.
gtHitsRlpcac pou IL Suiruututtu.
9lu5 tir siuCu Iutritt uou 25c
@MuBr Die 6a;rmouuts2l 2lpnut- @9lQQou5 pou otr
baltimore mo nolioaD=Strabc O,rctt sum Qlrt
DC. 6lbrgilo - Qrpls pgrfluiE. l24S-3J
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Irrfrihtrs @infcrlrctter.

Butte, N}ont,, 8, Sept. = DID
tes S8neegeit0ber berri6te ben gam
sen Sag babisr unO 0as 5B:rmOmeter
lit duf 80 8rao gefaG,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
tflarplanSsr Staats=ll llormal> Sduls.

gde Garrplitonz uue cdIaortteS AoeHhe'
eoltimort, Na., psu l3. Aalut 1903.
q. a,rbf. e,5Tpu btqinut unl Gjjurle Otn 8.
efpt.mb.r 1908 Rtut e4ilty mhh'H an s. Sfp.
t,mbtr rtQiitrirt otrOtn. Qrtiuna'a 'n5 @ui.
nabns mro ssf0rperunasn um s. o, TO-. H.. UNI
- E,r,srb,r T;e Iormiruuq oir e.dNCr, lop',
rto,lmdbiqs 8,citationtu uuO 9o'Itum3'n 5'o'"n'n
am plontaa, psn Il. SsgfsmbT.
tst,meutars uns ataoemiidbrs Sepnrtemsnt-
ai, Gl,mcrtars urN atao:miibtH Gtparttm:nts
E,c iTr NON llnt,rribt NM 0it Sosrdubl!oung pon
edRlcrn i'm Wl;er pen bis l6 SabTsn, op'' tn'
oi, Worb,rsifun1 ,um G'utritt IN o1' NoFma.s
9tporttm,nt por;iigl;t5 ausJeitat'tt
g. r,,,i6-eu ,brer peraeu pom osn 9roIeiioren
,,s <gnrm,f. : .parttuicuts N Qbviit, ebmtt 9os
tamil. Qaturfuuot nm in anoeren untfTr'dots'
S65trn nat rftgt. j: nah 9trfiiJnn5 n;s prinj;'
Ya!g Der etaarsz zIPYmalldnl:.
Sie 5,,rbirsstifoa bsgirn: am ID II ! q, ben
"A eepttrlbr 9Btptn adbsetr Nu5tHHlf' Raia'0'
uns 6irtuier igtnOs man i3 al
o. y. NrTtumnn.
Marnldaoer Stdats =Rormaii6rle'
faua22-s,pt4 ga,t;mor', NEa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
WarblGnoer Sdlnle fir San6e.

Str &C. aurius bsoiunt am lG. 9 TT.
60 ufsfiipuslOis sauls fur 1aubfumms
uno sOI8t. OcrtH Gtb0r far om Gtiub Der O;fsnts
Ii+tu 56ultn ju mau9tl9lft 1T. untrr6t i'm
eprebsn uno 2;ppenleitn, iOm;t Grammdr.S8 S8uI=
uRO otaOemilds 5tuojea 5tbr esiuHo: glg:.
get6tigune uuO unttrr + trei
fir Ginpobusr MarplanO's. Dian w,uoc fb On
G6as %. Gtp, Qriu,;paI, 6rNtr,d W'o.
Cauq8; 8;Sd9iEo-aue29I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
Gntuit i Bnrnett
lanDfls(bulr

nne SdtuIe fur 5teupsrapbis unr Sppemritins
uuiibertrpfisue 9seeenbsit fir jung pIdnasr
unO MdoGsn, bic siut Qci6ditlibe gusb!,nH1G
eritsr 9laHe iuuni6tn YprSiigibe 6acllIidteH, trs
fabrsne 2cbrcr, Draitiitcr llrtcrrI6t. 5a9=
i6ultn llutsrritts Gjrbubrn - $1,000 pro
Wpnat 9lbtroi5u!cn crDifnct an % September.
untsrri6tggsbubr s. pro Nonat. 6utI.ar
gratis. Spred5t Dor oOer idjrtibt al Gatou (
9urnett College, sNr. l. &orO=6Oarlts'
Strabe 9dltn,orS NlO.
G. & g. 1tlsp5on Ct. 9aul 1903
(Nuouit~l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
BALTIMORELAWS SCHO L,

gernarO 6. steiu,r, 2;tan. 9Orltiuus:n bis
s abenos Ginjigcs M1rDldnoer mit0lico o.r
omsrfau5en aFocilton iuriiiibtr S1uIen
6erbit45trmtn begirnt am "a. S:ptsmbU 1893
ggeq,n Rataloa npr'iirs 8 6OparO 9rpant
6ttrftdr 3r 1l2 Cits2triugtons StraBe.
(Ssptl 6&S, llRN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
Mt ct. Snicnf1s 6nncn-

Stupitn.Rurius: 6iaiFi9tr, foiTtribliti3r uuO
rqufmdunifbsr unttrridt; orinOliher llut,rribt
in Der Oeutibsn Sprdbs 9soiuoungcu: s@oarz
bersa bro Seifon BON iiuf Wonatu S115. Stu=
bitH beginner an > len 9, ben l. September
1903. Bran aoreifre:
Srueer Spfeph. Ti=e'tor.
6tctiSu 8, 9al:moce NtO.
Ratalog auf W,rlaugsu. (5uni23 3Nt, S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
NATIONAL DENTAL CO.,

liDsittr Sim IN SaaItTsstol;qtsSloa.
Rr. f2. Rorss9 harIrs. strase.
seir es5sR -6rttu Srasins Stampss
(NSrii26 } kE. .l2DltAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
Baltimore
Smiime6
Sone9e,
Olr. 8, Nurb.GharIeS. str.

DIR. D, Tur6aS SbnrIeS= Ctr.
NtusttT une better StuSitn.Ruyirs Sattia,
uns erfaSrn. esbrirdi.. gt,i0ni6sr llnt,rrifi
IN Eu69alitu, GtsHoeta5bis. 1spsDritina. Gton.
fd3rtiaea ETC. Cute Gi.aunetH fir aQs Giroonirten
qthhsrt 1asfGule itBt srciinfi ab,nnf6ulsn
am g eeviem5sr. aaislea irti. S.ies Ssl,pbon,
g. $. es0rnIam. EIsiosnt.
(sae2i las. .3dRts'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09
Ef1Qrullnbfr ShuIe fur DIinae

birp ON H. September 1898 erOfiu.t Gin, ebuIs
fir RiHor, ipeibt blju0 fu9 oD.r oer:u guQenlibt
10 manQtlbuit 1T paB ft Dit 6iicutlb:u S6uicu
ni6t beiubsn f6nntn. 99sQsn ptitrtr austuntt
psuOt man fb
4. ,. WorrifOn. superintendent
(4us&. .3&5 ,1NA S1timor'r 9s0.
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Der neue 8orfdIa Ru B.
Innh,s UNI Seftreid's.

Qonbon, 8. September.-@roBz
britannisn bat ben neuen @ori6lag
RuBlan0's unb SeItrei6's, einen BIZ
plomutii6en Druid auf8ulgurien aus
8uii6en, um bd1elbe gu 3pingen, feine
ge6ei1nen 8e5isbungen 81 Den maceooz
niihen SSnIurgenten ab3ubre6en, nur
be86ol6 abgelebnt, neil es iid ideut,
einen S4ritt 81 ergreifen, beiien SOL
gen nidt ab5uieAen Iinb. Die QbleRz
nung 1T iebo9 feline enbgIItige, uno
penn aQe anoeren N}d4te Daruuf einz
geben, 70 lpirb iid6 aud gnglanO niht
ausi6lieBen. Stalien ipu bereit fein,
ben 8ori6lae 5u acceptiren, ludbrenb
Die 3uftimmung Grantreif's 5peifel<
bait IL.
q 0 Of GtrtuGor Der 2 I o Il
team bic W& q 4 tie.
3onbon, 8. September. = Cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-09

0epeI6e an cine 6ieIige g2euigfeitsz
Qqentur aus GonitontinOpel gisbt an,
Die 9forte 1ei i'm 8egriff, Elm neues
GunbI6reiben an Die Mddte gu ri6s
ten, in pel4em iie Die 2lufmertIamtelt
auf Die binterliitige 6altung 8ulgos
rien's lenft unb Die 9(biidt antiinbigt,
belpofFnets buIguriIae 5niurgentens
idaaren in Macebonien i'm 9}otbfdlle
iiber Die Gren5e na6 8ulgarien gu
perfolgen,
WGlber unD 8erge bOlt
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

shoes and were coming down the rail
road track, when about a quarter OF
n mile this side of Chattanooga.
snowslide overlook them. II carried
them down the mountain into Mineral
creek basin. distance of three quar-
ters OF mile. They both stayed on
top of the slide. and We're none the
worse for their periioLs ride. The
boys returned to Chattanooga and de-
cided to stay there until the weather
settles.
James Gordon and AL Sturgeon.
TWO miners leasing on the Spotted
Pu.. in Silver Lake basin. have not
been heard from for some time and
fears are entertained for their safety.
AS soon as the weather settles a res
cue party will start out for their cab
in and find out their condition. The
mine is on East Solomon, in the lit
tie basin above timberine. 1t is one
Of the North Star properties owned
by the Contention Mining company.
The mine is exposed to snowslides.
"All the men employed on the Bes-
sic Mckissen mine came down, and
will not return until all danger from
snowslides is passed They had a
perilous trip, but arrived safely"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09
CITY COUNCIL.


Regular meeting of city council
convened last night. Alderman Pat
terson acted as mayor pro tenn, and
all aldermen were present except Nc
Guire.
Minutes read and approved.
Petition of A. f. Hood for undertake
er's license was granted.
Petition of Jakino & Co. for liquor
license granted.
Petition OF Frank Blatnick & Co
for malt liquor license laid over, coun'
ell deciding that it will be necessary
for applicants to move within the
limits prescribed by city ordinance as
liquor selling district, or license will
be revoked.
Reports of officers read and order
ed filed and recorded
The sums of s4ls.45 of general fund
and $1S94S of inter series A fund
were ordered transferred to the emer
gency fund.
On motion it was decided that city
will put in an arc light at corner OF
Main avenue and 1lth street.
The regular monthly bills were al
lowed amounting, to Sl,97S.56.
Final proof of ordinance No. 39l
was read and ordered filed.
Mrs. Scoville registered complaint
against water rate of her residence
Referred to water committee. with
instructions to report at next regular
meeting.
Ordinance No. 392 was introduced
read and ordered published. This
refers to water bond proposition. A
committee was appointed. consisting
OF Naegelin, Buskirk and Darlington
to decide upon the style of bonds te
| be issued.
City Attorney Spickard reported
| that he had examined the titles to the
reservoir sites, and would file writer
opinion at the next regular meeting.
Qvestlon of Martin Welland's II
quor lice Sc was brought up. and th'
mar5hal was ordered to collect the
| license or close the saloon.
John Kellenberger, by Attorne,
Reese McCloskey. appeared and asked
for the transfer of the Allen K ORA
per license TO Mr. Kellenberger. MIR
Allen resisted the application. The
matter was referred to the city at
| torney.
The city clerk was instructed te
write to the secretary of state ali.
endeavor TO secure an acknowledS
ment of the receipt of money sent u
the state boiler inspector for the IN
spection of the water works boiler
and secure certificate of inspection
Adjourned to the 10th inst.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Is the worst kind of poverty. However
r :, woman may be, if her health is
"poor" she is poor indeed She has no
appetite for food and the choicest dishes
cannot tempt her. She turns and tosses
through a restless night on couch
which might WOO an empress to slumber.
She has no strength for household cares,
no delight in social pleasure. She sits
"perked up in clustering grief wearing
a golden SORROW" She is wife and
mother, But she has no happiness in
either relation. She knows her husbands
life is set i'll tune and time to the minor
music OF her own misery. If her child
laughs or cries her nerves culver with
pain.
Ask such woman if she would like to
be we'll; to be her husbands comrade,
her child's playmate. Could there be
but one answer?
Such woman can get well If she will.
All her symptoms idicate a diseased
condition of the delicate womanly or
galiism. Cure that condition and the
woman will be lifted up to the full en-
joyment of health.
In ninety eight cases out of every hun
dred DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
will cure womanly diseases, will restore
the wou,anly health. 1t has cured tens
of thousands of women many of whom
had been given up ~ physicians and
friends. 1t is essentially a medicine for
woman's ills. 1t dries enfeebling drains.
1t heals inflammation and liberation. 1t
cures female weakness and bearing down
pains. 1t tranquilizes the nerves. re-
stores the appetite and gives refreshing
sleep.
uFavorite Prescription differs from
almost all other medicines put up for
woinan's use in that it contains no alco-
hol and is entirely free from opium, CO.
cane and all other narcotics. 1t is in
the truest sense Of the term tenn
beyagfe medicine,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The price of hard coal has taken
tumble in New York, thanks to the
mild weather. The coal monopolists
had stored thousands of tons in anti
cipation of extreme cold, and now
they are forced to turn it loose be-
cause coal is not so scarce as they
thought it would be. If these heart
less monopolists who would make the
poor suffer to fill their Golfers should
meet with financial losses because of
their greed the public would not shed
many tears of sympathy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09
BLASTS FROM RAMS HORN.

Great is always gentle.
Envy eats out its own heart.
To surrender is often to win.
Faith overcomes many failures.
A teacher is not a taslimaster.
Paint does not make a painter.
Mercy is the badge of majesty.
Self-denal is the secret of delight.
The truly humble hide their humili-
ty.
Labor is for man. and not man for
labor
To support a delusion is to court de-
feat.
The angry man belongs to his pas
sions.
Divine pity alone meets human pa
thos.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The sultan Of Joiu win visit the ST
4 Ipuis Exposition. He viii be attend
~ by . retinue. TboaGh an Ameri
-. he has not ye< lost the retinnc
S.h,, az rulery. He Is not to be biAm'
= tor putting on little style. s'see
bur senerai oS the army 10 easily MS
IsouaI on parade. and about all tne
|.,itan has left him Of bis former 90
,snio.s. II . bcvy OF wives, fe~
.afhsrs and his rettnue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

II is reported of Lady corEon that
when pressed for time In which 10
meet = succession of important social
~nsascments. she has directed hcr
maid 10 cut her gowns from her. IN
|ovder to prevent the delay which
|wo,,,d he caused by the ordinary seth
"a of unfasteninx them. This shouid
~ .,opped. or somebody In liable to
|wet cut.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The proposition coaivonis China a.
,foilows. sh" musa pay the allied
Christian po~sus In sold. and se,
anus, recciSs ~ payment ior customs
white metal Just how China viii be
able 10, perform the feat passes oi hu.
man, upderstaRdins sun, the rn'
liEhtened powers mentioned seem TO
sthink therc 10 notbins sarossibic with
abe hSstbep
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

A Silverton special = says John
Mcintosh and Alex. Johnson, miners.
were caught in a snowslide just this
side of CHATTANOOGA, little town near
the Silver Lake mine, but fortunately
escaped without injury. They had
just started for Silverton ON snow
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09
A Constant Sufferer.

ri had been a constant sufferer from uterine
disease for FIVE years writes A. Steorts, Of YAM
kee Dam, Clay Co, West virginia, sand for six
months previous TO taking your medicine was
not out of my room Could not walk or stand,
as there such pain and drawing in left side
and bearing down weight in region of uterus,
accompanied with soreness. l suffered CON
s,autly with headache pain in back, shoulders,
arms and chest; had palptation, nervous prostra-
tion, constipation. dizziness, ringing in ears;
could not sleep, and breathing was SO difficult at
times l could not lie down. Words fail to de
scribe my sufferings when wrote to you for
advice In short time / received kind letter
from you telling me would be greatly bene-
fted, IL not entirely cured, by the of Dr.
Pierccs Favorite Prescription. when had taken
one bottle OF the Prescription together with DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and the local treatment
which you advised, could walk with the sup
port OF a cane), the drawing and pain in side and
bearing down weight were not so bad, and when
! had taken three bottles of the medicine the
periods regulated, was not so nervous,
could sleep well, and the pain in side and bear
ing down had vanished l have taken six bot
ties Of Favorte Prescription two of Golden
Medical Discovery and four vials Of Pellets,
aud my health is better at this time than it has
been in FIVE years.
"With grateful thanks for your kind advice,
and with best wishes"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

hiiir for the regulation a the trusts
are attn es-iss prepared In isrH- mum
befs. but lev al them are being
i'ss~sd The trusts have iii,lc 10 fear
~ lone AZ the caemy's mr.. con,ina.A
10 bc scsttsrrh
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Senator csrmark of Tennessee IL
s,ill Jumping ap ana down on ,b. body
m General lslsa smith, There sro
many people. IN III" United States
who think Smith VA too sio-sis but
they are quickly iprslsips him when
they ~. Nj csrmAcA making rcli,i
cal plays on hi. pro-,r1,r form
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Msrcnni has Iusi hied another De
rial of bis intention 10 get married
II he Keeps on he'll no, get any ~-a
ding presents shen he does Induce
the eirl to consent
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

fwo iraRu.s have b"en siat'.-d Ia
london BY sociol, poopl~ -ho pseog.
fhebnseives not "a drink ~ii.s ur other
intoaicsn,s h.i ~.rn meals, They
mske no promise. sa~sr.f, ~ ,o the
number of meals thee intend "a have
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Now that the statehood blil has
been tackled on "a IN. agricultural
bin zs rider 1, IL nos. than likely
10 pass, ut ella. defeat legislation that
will nec~ssi,ate an extra s.s.ion oi
The FIFTY .eish,h congress
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

IN spiic Of Captain uobsou, sss.f
,ioH ihs, the mslsdy which cHused him
10 ofier HE r~sixustion ls an aF"ciiub
~ III. -yon. ,here AT. SON. who VIII
he hard 10 conslae. that he has DOT
caught taHSlng miefobo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The French p.opi. hay. rrviNo od
sAi M. paehins with enthusiasm IN.
ead p,o,-c, OF ship canal from N"
Nay of nircss to she Mediterranean
Il would b. 400 nil-s ana would cos,
1000. .0V0. t0o francs and would save
i.sno mli.s distance 10 v.ssols from
The A,ianllr sid. IN getting io tho
chief Medi,errsnean ports
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

There is talk of putting a atop 10
ssooh,hgbtinA sontb Carolina Shoot,
Ing men siihont warning viii, howry-
81. be permitted under III. presen,
regnlstieps.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Crop failure las, year In FINLAND
and Sweden left the Inhabitants in
poor condition 10 get through the win
Ter The snIiation has now reached
the acute stage and saa, arr dyinr
al starvation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The nr~, vice rr-sidcn, Of Bolivia
sAs h.-.u hanishcd The next aier
win he for him 10 start rc,ontion
and do what h" can 10 bHnish 'thr
president A. this IL common &c.
ruir-noo, no interest will be taken 10
a unless Bolivia owes som. one VI
'th~ European nations few c,s,srn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Al the rate of four disastrous rsii,
tpad collisions a day, II ~ili not take
long TO srins some of the states ap tn
Legislation ioohsns 10 q safer sts--d
limit for trains
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Apostle Smooi is reported Ia le
fine orator. Hu, lc, ns not despair.
ssvcrsi Of ,be newly elected senators
are not much at pnhlic speaking. ana
know H.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

The es-Crown Princess of szsany
has been deprived Of all her utIes
Now II that French tutor continues TO
love her he win br wonder
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Parisians pronounce the great
American cake walk "barbsrions and
tiisEraceful." They do not know lug
when they sec H..
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Carnegie has offered library 10 To
runto. bn, Tusonlo IL thinking about
H. The price may he more han the
Canadian town will want 10 pay
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

al, nj danger, his mother has begun
to hate the soupg mans wife right
where she left on when the otisis sss
approaching
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

l, is said that Afmo,4 made over =
hail million doilsts a has recent
wheat deal p eoufs. nobody iosi
The money Was ins, IN The desi To he
played ep,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

General Mites has ained with the
King The King has not ~ ye, felt
eunai 10 The 'ssA 81 telling what his
emotions we're
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

A fund is being raised in South Car
olina for y monument to Editor Con,
xales. II should be put up In TIL
man's front yard.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

,. PIerpcnt Morgan says newspaper
men are good fellows He has missed
loi II he has Just made tho aiscov.
cry.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

II seems TO be about ~ hard for
eOSue people TO raise = blockade as II
n for others 10 raise 800.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

An Enslishman recently paid ti ,eeo
for hen, They must have a meat
trust over there. too.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets are a
most effective laxa-
tive for women.
They cure bilious
ness and sick head
ache.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

II. \. Freeman. president OF the
Colorado State bank. In his recent trip
io the northern part OF the state.
closely investigated the irrigation sys.
tens OF that prosperous section. lie
lH better convinced than ever before
OF the advantages OF an irrigated
country, and ls satisfied that the Mon.
irsnma valley. In which he is interest.
od, has great future In store for
~ lie says that the water supply
OF that valley Is better now. withou,
reservoirs. than the supply of great.
rr part OF the northern part of the
state with the reservoirs completed
up 10 date, OF course tho new reser.
voirs now " course of construction will
greatly augment the water supply,
Will bring much larger areas under
cultivation. and viii make the crops
moro sure during a serious drought.
such as was experienced last year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Remember that arigad.cr aaj Mrs.
Pebbles, the big hcryer gans OF the
Salvation Army VIII be In Durango Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday next. The
brixadier VIII speak ut the Baptist
church Sunday morning. and Mt the
NJ. X. church Sunday evening There
viii he three biz meetings AT the hall.
Everybody invited
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

John Real. citizen of Durango,
has received from his brotherin-law.
John Rancourt. workman in the
Watcryliet. n. Y. government arsen-
nj. curious paper weight. made from
the twisted iron shavlngs cast OF In
making the largest gun In the world.
tho monster which was recently test
ed by the United States government,
and found TO be all O. X. IA a man.
moth shooting iron. The paper weight
has been turned over to The Herald
manager. and Is much.prized souv'
cnlr. The gun has l6inch bore.
and is called breech.loading steel
rifle. 1t Ia ts feet long. and Ave feet
in diameter at the brooch. Its
weight is 1876 tons. Each shot requires
1000 pounds OF powder. and tho
weight OF the ball is 2.37o pounds.
The pressure In tho powder chamber
per square inch Is $1,000 pounds.
Penetrating power in steel at 1000
yards range Is 81 $40 inches. The
gun Ia supposed to shoot Its projec-
tile 10 miles and is TO be placed In
New York harbor as one OF the bat
terry To be used In protecting the city
from foreign foe. Imagine what
ship over built. or which 1t would be
possible To build. should she be struck
with shot from such n gun,
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Strong of
Eureka, are Mt the Strater. Mrs.
Strong Is n daughter OF Superintend-
ent Terry. and Mr., Strong is the man.
ager Of the mill at this Sunnyside
mine
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

Roy. o. Il. Ostenson. rector OF st.
Marks. returned ON the eastern last
night from Oconomowoc, Wis. where
he went for the purpose of accom-.
panying and laying to rest In tho old
home cemetery the remains OF his,sls.
ter. Miss Esther