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Evening star., 1903-07-01
FRATERNAL NOTICES.

MASoNIC-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS OF
Stanshury Lodge, Ne. "a. will be held THURS
DAY. the I'd inst at 30 pm. Work. I'd deg ree
by order of the W. NJ, W. f. NALLEi, Sec
1t
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
A NEW
The German Catholics Of the Civ
One Hundred and Twenty.
Five Families Strong,
Form A New Parish and Build
A New Church

Ine Ceremony Of laying the corner
svone OF the new German Catholic
onurch took place last Sunday after
noon, Rev. Dean Mensing, Of Webster.
sssisted by EatherO'Hora and Father
Hare, conducted the services. An
soafess was made in German by
rather Mensing. A historical record
on parchment giving names Of the
present pope, the president Of the
United States, governor Of South
Dakota, mayor Of the city, pastor Of
aberdeen and of the trustees Of the
new church, number Of families to he
included in the new parish, date of
construction, particulars Of the con.
structi0n and other matters. pertain.
Ing to the erection of the church.
was sealed up in the corner stone to.
gether with a copy of the Aberdeen
Daily News Of Saturday proceeding
containing announcement Of the Law.
Ing Of the corner stone: also scvera
coins Of 1909 coinage.
DThe corner stone is an Ortonyill,
granite block finely polished upor
which there saninscriptiun inGermal
OF whichthc literal translation il
"CatholicMaryMoth GudChurch.
Also a cross and the figures 1903 ar,
chisled intOtlle stone.
This new Catholic parish starts GU,
with l25 families, over lWHNf then
Russian. The church is to be en-
closed IN = short time. the fran,
being nearly completed. The side
are sheetcd up and the tr,isScs ant
rafters will he in place this week
The church when completed viii
cost fully 1900. The contractor vii,
has the building in charge puts it. up
completes the structure cxccptsth'
reinting for 1922. The Hintin,
and furnishing remains to he dom
outaide Of the contract. Tile con
tractor IL under agreement to turf
IL over by january LIST.
The two Catholic churches Of II,
city are botl, on Arch street at,ou
i've blocks distant from each other
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

a Chicago man has observed that
"Good deeds are better than real cs-
tate deeds-some of the latter are
worthless. Act kindly and gently,
show sympathy and lend a helping
hand. You cannot possibly lose by
II. .hiost me appreciate u kind word
and encouragement more than sub
lstantiaFAelp. There arc persons ~
this community who might trtt'lful,y
say;s..My good riend, cheer up. \ lew
doses Of Cl :amberlain's Cough Kennedy
will rid you Of yo,,r cold, and there Is
no danger whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine. 70 a''
ways cures. / knows II for It has
helped me out many a time Sold
by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
List If Real Estate Transfers for
week ending Oct. 10, A. D. 1893,
as compiled by the Cde 4 Howard
Abstract Company OF Aberdeen:

Clas. Eygabroad to L. I.
Van Slyke, nw4 14-l25-65... 81 W
n. r.. SchillinK to Chas.
Eygabroad, nw4 l4-l25-65... 5000 O
CLANCY S. Terwillegar to Da-
kota Conference Assn NJ
SET 2-l22-6l.. .......y..... Oh, "
NJ. Wolyerton to Will
liam McNames, Guardian,
lot S. block !, Wolverton
Add. to Aberdeen. .....- lOO "
Isabel S. Jones to Eva A.
Koon, part net 23-l23-64... $50 y
]. a. Fitchpatrick, Trustee,
to A. N. Vandermeulen net
IL, nw4 23-125-G3.... $1,000" 4,loo y
William Rehfeld to J. Fer
dinandS choppc, s. n-12l-64 l,soo y
M. Squire to r. 7. Mcintyre,
ny4 35 and sw4 26-l23 CO.,. $500 q
r, L. Wood to Richard =. .
Cody, lot II, blk. 2, Column
h,.. 49,
The Iowaand DakotaLa Land Go
to john Medium, net u
1866. ......... .........
KEENAN, to Charles
Beermann, nw4 3~5rl24ti5... -
Edward r. keenan, to Charles
Resrmau. set 27.ls4-a5...... $500,
|WiuJ,n Il. Granger: 70 Gid
dranger. net s-l34-64, Aber. g
|Tamar A. MM,rc T., the J. IL.
Moore Furniture Go. lot ;.
SOLO A,,er $500 /,
John B. Moore Of "a 70 the
John q. Moore Furniture
20. lot II, block 9AbeF. 2OOO
r. mccarthy to The =. B.
Moore Furniture Co., lott
block 8, Aber l'VOV
d. j. Ftchpatrlck, Trnsteeto
a. A. yandermeulen. swe
Nj ,a.,ar63. -. ...... 5000
harriet T. Prescott to e. =. ].
Cory, sw4 2l-l25-e ,soos
IWilliam II. Granger to Will
liam II. Granger, ct ais. g
I2-l25-6O.. $50.
ILnella g. Arnold to William
II. Bennett lot I, block
Hecla. ~. ... $50: Ivy
Edward Vaughan to Eunice
=, - !. 5000
MarysW. Burnllam to Winnie
il. Meyer, lots 9 and 70,
block !, Groton... lSoV
lCharles B. Nash 70 Ed y. Nc
Caffrey, lot a, block s9.sH.
and 4. Ad to Aber.s.s.s
James Leak ~ Ira a. NE,
lots sand 70. block a Glare
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

wANTEp-FA1rHFUL PERsoNToTRaA-
a. and aupcrvise force OF salespeoples ana
81 rescollcctIons Tor manufacturing mouse,
s.ra,ght salary no.0o week and expense
ss,sry n,id weekly and expense money az
1870. Previous experiences unneoeesaryi
S~.ss sterrItory. business successful: rosls
sSs1nssnancnt. Enclose ~self-sddresse en-
-cScac zgurerintendent.a 2l Dearborn $500
VI 81 novN
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
hELEARNED Al 0REATTRUTH.

tt is said of John Wesley THAT he
once said to Mistress Wesley: Why
do YOU tell that ahild thesaMe thing
oyerandoyeragai .,JlohnsWesleyy,,
BECAUSE once telling is not enough. \
It isfor the same reason thai you are
told gainandEagain that Chamber
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
Make a Specially

Of City Prope7ty. Farmers
thinking Of moving to Aberdeen,
come and see me before buying,
i can save you money. ! have q
fine list Of houses and lots, Just
where you want them.
j. 4. BROWN,
Office in Mills old stand, second
door nclth Of K earney's Grocery
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

c.k.,., M,~.akss z & ps.a
-,..r- InAvs Aaslvs
Milwaukee, g;
Minneapolis sno a.n 3. ass. -,
lpo'as' 1900 !. q. 9:la .. r.
-sourH-
Council Bluffs,
city, Yankton .,.n
= Roscoe, Eureka
ySs,rts' q. So:SO Pm
!. ,D,tly except Sundays
,,..oe north daily %. Kiteka. LsnioR
's''' west daily to BoEdle, 49,
/. south TuesdAyt1 hursdsys ina
NORTH
I,als, Tdseley and
ldpdats..
s.H. LyxCn. Arrest
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
Teachers Interstate rxamina
ton Course.

80
ton Course.
Tel; :l,crs Wis:,ing 10 prepare for ex.
amlnatians should write. at once, to
PI.OF. J. 1. GRAHAM, LII. y.
l52-l54 Randolph Building. Memphis
Tenn, for particulars concerning his
special ..,c%acbers' Examinations
Course.
This course is taught by mail, an&
prepares Teachers flop examination In
every State in the Union. Leading
educators pronounce it the best
course ever offered to the Teaching
prpfcssion, and all Teachers wishing
Ito advance In their profession slmnld,
Immediately avail themselves of IL,
Enclose stamp for reply.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

'2 go Il
J. I. vmnslyke ;oJ.J Miller
lots . and 6, block AZ Thos.
Ad. $50 COL
}. i. Hardin ser to Edward
J. Payne, set 2l.l2l-64. . LOO 90
Joseph Wegener ct al to II.
Il. Pember, set lS-l28-6O.... / 90
Frank to William NJ.
Line. lots 10, ii and II,
dock II, Smiths Ad. to
Aberdeen .................. 500 90.
Martin r. Christianson to
Torres Larson Burkim, mel
F-'2s-655. 30 90
Frank Stokes to w. III Stokes
ne 3-l2o-63. ........ $50. 10 90
Betsy Tcmplcton to George
Rollricl', lots 4 and s, block
II; Thomas Add....... 425 GO
Charles O. ElwNd to T. L.
Stewart, nwt l-l26-6l....... 5000 90
ss-=. q.
Fred J. Armstrong to Joseph
Wegcher, swa 22-l2s-6O. -. 10000
Stephen Hawkins to Clarence
Dennis ! part lot IA. block
~ TlluS. ADJ. M
A. NJ. Way to Howell Nor
gain. Rpts I, 2.,3, u and 49,
block 81 lst AID. to Frcder-
Observation-Disclosures. -. 1900 90
Philo Hall to John w. Lally,
set 23-l2l.tO. :............. 1000 %
Alice Baker to Luracy Skin
.ner,. und ] interest, net
l-l2S-62- Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Samuel Larson to- G.. w.
Hawn, set l-l2l-dos......... 1900 90
JohnC. Mccormack to Edwin
J. Matler, nwa 23-l23-6l... 1900 90
j. A. kirkpatrick, Trustees,
to T. Wander PlUeg, SET s
sw9 oO-ls5-63 WI 2Isand sw4
23-l26-63..:..:.. 10000 o.
Herman 1Yyeske to Otto. A.
Yeske, Sw4 36- 1866 ....... 1 O
Foster,R Eiehleatlto Charles
G. Church, 10 quarters IN
Brown County. ........... $500 ol
Elijah NJ. lTopliff to Charles
G.isChurrli, 50 quarters in
Brown County. $1,000 OF
Edith NJ. Getsman to w. G.
Linsc, lots % and a, block
36 ii. & r. Nd TO A....... 200 W
w. Ct, Liisc TO Il. g. Anderson
lots 23 and "a, block 36 II 4
l. nd to A............ 500. 200 o
William NJ. Boufflemr to Edith
NJ. Gctsman, lots % and p,
block M ii. 4 L. Nd. to
Abcr. lis 0
E. G.. Anderson to Martha
Linse, lots % and p, block
3G, ii. s. L, Ad. to A....... 200 Q
Louis Marcks to Henry j.
Ruiter, nwl 2s-l222-65....... 1900 {
Henry Lenling to August
Sagcr, sw4 13-l22-62... /. . 1880 {
w. b. Miller to X. Mckenzie
nc4 2i-l250o. $500 (
First Nat. Bank, Abcrdeento
Margaret O'Donnell. lots
S, 6, Z and 8, bkck Al,
Thomas Ad to Aber........ 2,65O1
, Eugenias: Young ct ais to
William EaglesOn, lots 4,
block 5, Abcrdeen....... 800
Samuel A. Bucknsaster to
Rosa BalckmasteF, ne3 Or
12s.6i 17OasS
! |Maftin Kuehnle. 60 Ronald
johnson, set 3s-l24-64...-. $500
: Ira Isarnes to Martin Kuehnle
sci Y3.l2a-s4. ......... Z. 1900
! Rose nsttat to Nv. e. Stevens
lots 7ystos, block !, Glare
MONT. !
4 Robert Owen to Eli Har:ing-
tnn. al 26-l24-6. $500
John III. Kimmel to William
I. Lorenz, nw4 1l.l2l-62... 4l5O
! John H. Kimmel to John w.
Dobberpuhl, As. set 4-l2t-62 4,l5o
Y Henry Jaieschke to Charles
Jaeschke lots and aud
ST mel s-122-62 ......... J
10 George w. Smith TO AdeM
a. Thnr. lot p, block y, y.
s LAD. to a ...s, J
&, George II. VanSlyke to Fred
W. Lnpient. 50 feet q
block b, West Aber. 2N
q /. NJ. Plnlnley toF. =. Harri-
81 son, nWa ss-l2s.54 ess'
z. j. Hntesto Joseph Hartsen-
heller, lots p. % and
block 81 III. a. to
Aberdeen !. + /. =
OOl For pleasant pl.ysic take cl
berlain's Stomach and Liver TAB
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

y, N..th.wesssrs Rasaway H. 1aaas
-Aber1ssa.
Subject TO chaAssI
DEPARTURE OF TRAINs
0OIM0 SOUTH
Il Passenger except Sunday ..1'OSsA
n Huron, Pierre, IanktOn. SsOAA
0A, Omaha and ChicaSo
hit No. -
GOING NORTH.
ii Passenger except Sunday ..is:s0 Az
k0akes.
kAht No. n
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
FROM SOUTH.
snser No. S. except Sunday ..le:90a .. %
KIT No 90, ........ ....... ....-s....2:lO pm
FROM NORTH.
sx.ser No.6. except Sunday. -t:05 An
kSnt No. i,......-.., .............8:00 =. 4
Trains 5 and 8 have sleeping cars betweel
warden and Chicago. Trains Nps.S9 ANT
have through sleeping cars between Man
10 .nd Chicago and buffet cars between
hoy and Chicago and sleeping car betwcel
bookings and Kasota on trains Nos. land Z
further Information inqnirSM
WE. LOvEJOY, Agent,
Aberdeen. .
81
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

For 4 pleasant pl,ysic take Cham-
Iberiains Stomach and Liver Tablets:
Easy 70 take. Pleasant 70 efIecp.
For sale byall druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23
RAN a TEN PENNY NAIL THROUGH.
HIS HAND

1tTwAE.A2f
While opening 4 box, 3. G. Mounts
Of Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran . ten
~pennysnail throngh.the iieshy part q
his hand, II thot atgonce Of all the
pain and soreness this would cause
me, J, lie says, s'and Immediately az.
piled Cllamberlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my snr.
prise iit removed an pain and soreness
andtllel In uledpartswe were soonisealeds
For sale by all druggists.
Great NM thern
Train Leaves. ...-
IPassenger except sunday. ..-.s y ~ s !. -
Il Freight daily exceptSn'iday.. ...,.. !. !" =. -
Trall Arrives: 80
II Pa senrGftGaily cNcSIts ~ 'iSr =
ENf yiit daily except Sundiay). ,-... 1. '''ov -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-23

lain's Cough Remedy cures colds aud,
grip; that il. c.'lnte,ac, any. Lcmcncy
FOR these diseases To result j u l,neu.
mmlia, and that it is pleasant, and
safe to take. 0rsale hy all druggists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
"chEERINe UP" BUSINESS.

Il have gone into the cheering up
business" replied one to a friend who
had inquired what good fortune had
befallen him that made him look SC
happy. THE cheering up business? I?
Well, don't know what sort of bust
ness that may be, but. judging from
your looks. 1t must be a paying one
What do you do? How do you run
II? Got any capital, eh?" Capital
ha. ha. ha! Good; | like that idea
Why, my dear fellow. my paid up CAPT
tai is practically limltless. 1t can
not be computed in terms of dollars
and cents. and the business is so sim
pie that 1t runs itself. All have to
do is to look cheerful and give a
smile and a hearty greeting to every
one with whom | am on speaking
terms. Along with this | take short
views of life as Sydney Smith recon.
mended / don't look too far ahead
and plan for what may never happen
You have no idea what a saving OF
energy I find In this method. The
fact is. my new business has helped
my old business so much that its re-
turns for the last six months are %
per cent more than they We're the
previous six months. And as for my
health-welI. don't look as II need.
ed a doctor, do 1? ha, ha. ha! ad-
wise everyone to go into the cheering
up business. | never heard of a fail
ure in it. II is by long odds the best
investment | ever made Success.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
FUNERAL OF MRS.
W. G. THOMPSON

The remains d Mrs. w. G. Thomp
son. mention Of whose death has al
ready been noted In these columns, ar
rived from the home at Mildred on last
evenings train. accompanied " the
husband and daughters. They were
taken to the Durango Undertaking par,
lors. and this morning an opportun
iiy was given friends 10 view the liie
less form.
At o'clock this afternoon the Epis
copal church was filed with sympa
spects to the dead. The burial ser
vice Of the church was read by the
pastor, Rev. o. T.. Ostenson. a choir
composed OF Mrs. J. Watson Hayden
Miss Rail-. W T. Kirkpatrick and Gus
Roberts rendering special appropriate
hymns. The pail bearers. Messrs. w
G. Chapman. S. u. Herr, VIM. F. Vale
Charles Newman. J. l.. Parsons and W
i. Kirkpatrick, placed the beautiful
casket In the bearse and large mum
ber followed TO Grcenmount cemetery
where mother earth now contains the
one who was dear in life and whose
memory will be cherished as long as
they live.
The floral offerings were profuse.
designs coming from Chicago. Den
yer and Colorado Springs in addition
10 the remembrances OF Durango
friends. These were laid upon the
grave and served TO show that the
departed was one who lived in the
hearts OF those who knew her.
Deceased was In her sixty-eighth
year. With her husband she came to
Durango In 1884. residing here until
about twelve years ago. when with
Mr.. Thompson she removed to Mild
red. The family survivors are the
husband. Mrs. Golden Barrett. Mrs.
Charles Miller and Mrs. Lyman
Glover, the latter residing in Chicago,
and who was prevented from attend
Ing the funeral by Illness. and Ralph
Thompson all OF whom with the one
exception. WAS present to give sad
farewell To the departed.
The deceased was a woman who
commanded respect and admiration
and one whom 1t was pleasure to
know
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
SNOW GALORE.

There was no dust flying this morn
ing When people arose they found
ten inches OF snow covering the
ground. 1t was light and fleecy and
when the sun came out. rapidly dis
appearing, being all gone by l O'Clock
this afternoon. so far as the town is
concerned. In the foothills the fall
was heavier The moisture falling
last night amounted to half an inch of
water, or 62.l0Oths since yesterday
morning When it is taken into con
sideration that only siXeten inches OF
moisture falls on an average a year
in this section it shows quite a pre-
cipitation.
At Aztec only a little snow and
some rain.
On the lower La Plata about an inch
of snow this morning
AT Pennington no snow. and only
slight rain.
AT Silverton, about six inches OF
new snow.
At Ouray ii showed all night and
has been showing all day with four
to five inches on the ground with
melting in process.
At Telluride about the same quanti-
ty OF snow as at this point.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
DEATH OF GUERNEY ALEXANDER

The prediction of yesterdays Her
aid In connection with Guerney Alex
ander proved true. his weakened con
stitution being unable to throw of
pneumonia. which had secured Arm
hold. Death took place at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon with his father.
mother. brother WIN. and his son. at
the bedside Deceased was in his
thlrty.seventh year. having been born
October /. 1865. Mt Kingston, Ind. He
was married in Oswego, Kan, shortly
afterwards coming TO Durango. The
wife was In poor health and died about
three years ago, leaving son who has
been with his grandparents. Guerney
was wrapped up in the child the same
as his mother In him, and the taking
away of the one will cause more love,
II such thing IL possible. to go out
TO her sons boy. The remains were
taken to the Hood Undertaking par.
lorH and prepared for burial, the fu-
neral taking place NJ the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs William Alexander in
North Durango at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon under the auspices of the
EllSs. Rev. Mr. Ferguson conducting
the services at the house and the Elks
at the grave The Woodmen Of the
World VIII also attend the funeral in
a body
Guerncy Alexander was well liked
by every one who knew him. He re-
sided in Durango before going to Sill
yerton. and his acquaintance in both
places is ahou, the same and all who
knew him will regret his death.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
PosToFFicE CHANGE.

George n Raymond has received
his commission as postmaster of Du
range and VIII assume charge of the
office Monday morning the same be
ing turned over by Mr., Biggs tomor'
row Fred w. Strater will go in as
deputy
MIR. Biggs VIII probably remain in
the city until the FIRST of the month
when he assumes management of the
new sawmill being established by f.
NJ. Biggs. Mr.. NARROW, the present
deputy leaves Tuesday morning for
Colorado Springs on business in con
nection with La Plata mining inter
ests.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Local Security company will be
held in its office Monday, May 4th,
1908. at II o'clock a. m, for the pur.
pose OF elocting board of directors
and the transaction OF such other bus
ines as may come before the meeting
CHAS. Il. HERR. Pres. :
w $. PtCKERlI.L. Sec'y.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
LENA LILLE oeNTENCED
TO LIFE IMPRISONED EN7

LINCOLN. Neb. April 1s-Lena
Lille, who was convicted at David
was sentenced this morning to life
imprisonment, the court overruling a
motion for new trial. The woman
declared that she had been convicted
by the blacklist perjury and that she
is innocent. and that a more mon
strous injustice has never been perpe
trated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
THE DURANGO BUSINESS col.
lEGE, NORMAL AND Snort
HAND INSTITUTE

Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Typewrit
ing, Commercial Law, Grammar, Arith
metic, Spelling and Business Cores
pondepce.
Common and high school branches
taught. Prepares for teachers and
civil service examinations. Individual
instruction. School is In rooms IA and
I5 Schutt building, opposite postoi'cc.
and is open day or night Call or
write for particulars.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
DIED All GLADSTONE.

Spccinl Telephone ,o Tho Herald:
sILNERToN. April Is Mrs Frank
0aclt. residing OF Gladstone. diod yes
torday afternoon The remains were
brought Jo SlNorJon this morning
Funeral tomorrow. Deceased leaves
a shand and Eve children.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
rhE EIGHTH GRADE
GRADUATING EXERCISES

Miss Young has prepared tho pro
gram Tor The graduating exercises al
the Opera house when the Sth grade
pupils from The country districts grad
uate as follows:
Invocation
Grafton our Debt TO the Anrlcnis"
-t.--.... Rowland Hatfield. lgnaclo
Recitation Mhrlo's Nirlt Ride
,,....., olive BALDWIN. Hormosa
0uuon- Roosevelt .............
,,t.., Norman Thompson. Trimbio
q. al ON "SnowhuurI .......
-,,,..,., Jessie Hahn. II rmosa
pra'lph '.+----sts.s- s-t,....,...,,..
..... George ryncr. Florida Station
Grafton l.ongfcllow' ...........
,-.......,,. Frank Day. Hermosa
Recitation-"rho Volunteer Organ.
ist"..... Clarence Mccoy Trimble
Oralion-"An Historical CHAIN.
.,.....,.... Florence King. lgnacio
fancy Drlll ,,...+....-.t......
.... Fifteen Pupils, Animas City
Presentation OF diplomas.
Benodietlon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

The Hub saloon has won popularity
for its daily beef roasts which are
unexcelled. in popularity and prepara.
ton. The Hub buys the best of prime
roast and never changes, and there is
never any left for the fellow who gets
in late.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

WANTED-At s. Sessions second
hand store. in National hotel building,
lower Main street. second hand furni.
ture and all kinds OF second hand
goods
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

The Illinois house has passed a
civil service bill which is not to take
effect unless ratified by the popular
vote. II is possible that the senate
will strike out the referendum clause
but ii II does not there viii be good
opportunity to see whether "A majority
OF the Illinois voters do or do not ap.
prove of the competitive SYSTEM
Washington Times.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

April is one OF the best months in
the year to visit California Wait
for the colonist ratios to California
points via the Santa Fo April ist to
June 10. 1903.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

II you want the choicest meats In
the city call on j. p. Soens at Con
way grocery store. You will make
no rlistake in ordering your Sunday
roast.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
rAlLoRMAoe SUITS.

Madame Mormet is now ready to re-
eeiyo orders from the ladies' for suite
and shirt waists and prepared TO turn
out work on short notice. Shirt
waists made for $500 and up over
kruschkos store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
Attention, Woodmen.

All Woodmen are requested to meet
At their hall. Sunday, the 10Th. at 1880.
TO attend the funeral of Neighbor
Guorney Alexander OF Silverton Camp.
Il. p BIGGS, c. c.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force" ready
to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustains, nourishes. in
yigorates.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
7. E. Peterson. the Funeral
Director.
LOCKWOOD & PERKINS

Are agents for the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company of
Milwaukee. Wis. the best life insur-
ance company in the world. See us
for rates, etc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

The largest and strongest insurance
agency In Durango.
LOCKWOOD a. PERKINS
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
ATTENTION., ElkS.

All Elks are requested to meet at
The lodge room tomorrow afternoon
at 1890 sharp, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral OF Brother Guer'
'vy Alexander
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20

Wesley Helms tonsorial parlors
have won fame for Kisagetcum, which
has relieved so many people of dand-
ruff and falling hair
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
BEST IN THE STATE,

A fun set of teeth-s5 guaranteed
Crown and bridge teeth 81. Gold
filings soc and up
DIR. FOLSOM.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
D. & r. c. TIMETABLE.

o
No. ft5. Arrives from Denver 4 10 p n,
No. it5 Leaves for siIyerton 4:55 m
No. fte Arrives from silvert'n e:15 a n,
No. ti6. Leaves for Denver. $3.50 m
No. 46l Leaves fer silyerton 7:5o m
No. a62. Arrives from Sfvert'n 7:10 a m
RIO cRANDE SOUTHERN.
No. 8. Arrives from Telluride a:5o o m
No. 6. Leaves for Telluride 300 m
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
Enr s la

llnsincea property that viii net S
per cent at present. which with the
prospect of new railroad viii double
the value
LOCKWOOD a PERKINS
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-20
New orlssr. and Return One Fare

Plus s. May LIST TO 3ri. via Union
Pacific See your local agent or ad.
dress T.. II Grirn, General Agent
Denver