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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
ECCLID AVE. s.:.

Modern l1-ro1m brick residence. vith
reception hall bath. hot and cold wa
Ter. furnace. etc: lot q. SHE s
Urif-s - I'M
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
.sI6.OOO

\ 3-st0ry stone front residence. con.
taining n rooms and every modern
convenience: most desirable resi-
dence: lot 50x2i5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
CAnANNE AVE. sOl5.


Modern fl-room hrick-and-stone rest
drncc reception hall; every convent
sure. house handsomely decorateds lot
slnIgT.6
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

sUBURBAN AVE, 6a37.

BEAUTIFUL I-st0ry brick cottage OF
room-. bath. etc. large porchss: ior
gIlNIuH
Rents. per annum ............S 2If
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

M0Gern ei--strry stone fr1ut resIien
o. 3 rooms and all convenience: bat
furnace. etc. gocd. large stable.
4N-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

nLACKsToNE AvE.. 12ia.

s-stCry red brick residence of rooms,
basement and finished attic; contains
AZ ~ g.D ''''s' ''' * O,sl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

puCble 2-story stone-frsnt or u rooms (:
all convenience. modern plumbing.
hardwood fioors. Dot 5sNl3L
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
WASHINGTON AVE-. s5iI.

Thrre-story brick residence OF Ia
rooms: ali modern Conyenieuces. hot
water heating. lot 51xlSis
prfra AZ nnfR
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
S3.65l Will RNY

FsS Mafdu ave. very substantial s-story
brick. arranged a. two fats OF 4 rooms on
each floor, with lot Ilxi1l. the yard has nice
trees and shrubbery: f5.5-S has been rsfuse,! /:
this u q bargain. and should b. taken al once
IOHN 4. McnlWAI.I. aIl lr-a.rr-I. nt
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
nELMAR ROTI... 42es.

gt.-story brick residence Of 10 room
rrceptl6n hall. bath. furnace. closS
and large halls: lot -. tXit2.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BUY HOME

TEMPLE PLACE, 1874.
IWo-siory brick resldenge. sh.uEie ro't
basement: furnace heat. etc. lot - s Nl5a.
fficH .---.-.-..
TEXAS AVE-, 2O2S-
TEo-stoEy brick building. arranged for tvo
THEODosIA AVE. 5G34.
8 and = in city block 49,. Dot % feet tEpn:
THOMAS ST, 2S2S.
Three-storg brick building: stone 'front.' one
hye-room and one six-Tu9In fat: Lath, fur-
Eacs heat, etc: lot SKIS .: annual Ien-
IA. $50.
TWELFTH ST., I5Of-6 south
TOofas; esmsai,d cellar: rss. etc: 10; SlSsi.
Price .......,................ ...........-ys. 90
Two-siorr bTick TeSidsnce. slate roof. ten
rooms: bath and reception hall: finished
lighi: modern in every way. lot 2s -
Price ------..-...-.--.----- .--.-------.--sir-o
VERNON AVE. $3.50 To 5S5O.
Two-story brick bUIlIing: gravel rogf. four
s-room and four e-rggIn nats. bath. saS
TODD walks. ,-,
VINE GROVE AVE. 30I0-2IA.
Two story brick building. four Cats fuu-
rooms and baih each: Iot tr 5''Hlss =: an
nuzl rental, I5sS.
tllce .-----s-s.---.--..--- sfarfa
VIRGINIA AVE, 1907.
Two-st1ry and attic st1ne-frcnt brick rcsi-
dsnce. SIX rooms, reception hall. iuru1-e
heat. bath. ETC. lot @zNl-s-
Price ----.... -.----..---..---.-----.-----A'
VISTA AVE, I22f.
one-st0ry brlek residence; i've rooms: lot
e1Ni1-
Price ..-...-.-...
Mississippi Valley Trust Co.,
FOURTH AND PINE SITS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
$500


Threr-stOry s-room brick residence. re-
e-ption han; modern In every respect
lot 1sNl5E.
Price -........ S@Ifl0
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MOUe into

=, = ueN queen Anne. rooms reception hall ana
~ modern Convenience lot 6sxIs5: high above
4,laLaIia ana qirt- In beautiful Clifton Heights
.Ns-oclallcn: Chartered like Nandev enter place
= IsIe chance 10 set such q home: two blocks
lE'' 80 arc schonl: low price terms 70 suit
STORM a PARRISH lis y Eighth 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

sIRIRnAN ANE.. Ga4a.

Fuur-roOm brick cottage. hath,
very good stable. lot gixl00.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
5095 Westminster Place

ANeiNe rooms. EtnTaEe-ruQitls : CHINA ci0@efr
separate marble bath and toilet second foor.
bathroom third hoors frst nncT finished ia
Quarter-sawed oak recepticu hall and sfuiur-
room Wainscntfd first floor cuVed ceilinxs. rns-
Die noor In kitchen: handsome stairway leading
20 second foor- ELEGANT stained Elass Wi1lsov-ls
bcautifui rnantris: slate sink and vsshtfib-.
Spence hot-watsr heat. lar-e buffers pantry sni
linen closet: tii-d poruh: steel beams: I5t sfr
rs. Open today. Price 2i1.50N
n LEVI & CO. si{ Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Home Oh THE BLUFF

curnm11inuE Broom brick mansion In
trst-rlusg condition. surrounded bv forest tres
and handsome grounds nslriy three acres:
ogeriouEiuE the river ard surrounding country
for many miles: charming SPOT Tor \ bone
club Or Institution: Just north % CaruudrI-ts
terms % suit. might take clear West End
home az cash valuation In mart pay.
HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO.
gif Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Rent ST, 800, Price $4,000

s-l--oi-fs-fs 6. Jefferson ave near Earton
Park. eight f0ur-roctn fats with rr0lIern s1r-
Nrniencrs. lot sgIll5: ore % the best invest
nlent prupertirs In that n.ishborh00d. easy
HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co.
Eff t-Hssfnur sf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BEAUTIFUL HOME, $4,000,

fsH Forest Park boulevard. beautiful new resi-
asnes. containing u rooms. hnished IN hard
N'pol tlruuEhouts the house has recently ben
e.'Eaatly decqTated and the present owner has
galy occupied Il three months: clrcunnstancez
nave developed causing him 20 remove from
ne city: he will sell the house separate or will
III including the entire haadsoule furnish
llFss any persun desiring a beautiful home
VIII % well 20 inspect the pTopcrty.
JOHN ]. McIHOWALT. 81 C7heafnus ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Thrne-stOry lJ-rUOm brick residence ;
furnace: street. sewer and alley made.
lot 3Qxii5
Price ..----.-...--.. ..-.-.-. .. <ti. 600
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Lot 1lNl55. beautiful 1-st0ry tEht
brick house. containing rooms and
finished Basement. bath. closet fur
mace. hot and cold water and every
modern convenience
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MUST SELL THESE

az1--f-s Ia sale q b tvro-st1r, brirl, h1,.a. in
liH.L5 tTainn house IN rcar. lot 5IxIIG. always
zyESlt5y- - - A.tfs rElce Asnal
HrHHHH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
BARTNER AVE. 6IaI.

A most elegant residence. modern AMI
uu tu Gate u rooms and reception
hall. Huf-WafHr heating system. harl-
WOOD foofs ami tuisl. elegant
baths. a very nas house. built Ey
owner. VINO now fuds house too larg-,
lot 61N3l
10 lmak- On cR.rI -. s22 500
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Iwo-st0ry frame house. containing s
rooms. bath. furnace and every con
NeuierCe. large stable. lot lpiN326. n
beautiful place.
Price ...-.................-... Si:s 900
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Pretty @-StHrv frame residence Cf
rooms. bath and every convenience. lc
aaNib- tli~ Is one uf the pFetties
homes iu Cabauns. easily worth ths
money. Re sure and see this
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Three-st0ry stone-frout brick resi-
dsace o. n rooms aud bath. s-storv
fame stable. icJ flN254
Price - -nn
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

FINNEY AVE. A221.

Two-story rock-frunt residence OF :
rooms reception hall. bath. gas, etc .
good bazsment. lot 22N1i6.
Rent ...aa.s...s .a..s.-..-.N .kfhp
Prize ......-.-.- a. -nfl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Rents for S3I2-PTice SI,85O,

No @50i Pap'n st. two-s;ory sIx-roorn brick:
4s-iiSh NallH; ..f,;,, *, ~, N2ter and sewer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Two-story brick residence OF u roonns-
iurnact. bath and all conveniences; lot
-Iiie .---s--.-..-.-.....--...-.- $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BARTMER ave. G142.


Tw9-story frame house of 6 rooms and
hall. lot 2-Nif7-
Price ...-.....-... .....a... .....-.... 81 600
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Manchester Ave.

Nclthgast corner Claiming ave. corner house
No. -. is twn-EfoTy fat. renting f1r Sst per
month. 40; I'D g. a large nue-stnrs building
Isst as "a laundry. renting Tor - rer month.
~ DIR Huuufr. Dot sale. easy terms mice
1s2p3- HENRY ITIEIENZ REALTY 90.
GA Chestnut -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

TEMPLE PLACE, 1874.
Two-stOry brick resIdenge. sh.nEie ROOT.
seven ruoTns. hath. reception hail. finished
basement. furnace heat. etc. lot - 8 Nl5s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

THEODOSIA AVE. 5G.g4.
TwO-st0ry franr-rr@ldence.
g. and y In city block 49,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
eet a Huns-s3OQ CASH, Balance unnfhI,
BARGAINS TN SMALL HOUSES
81, 500 RENTAL FOR So 400.

Rents 81 20. only s2.osl cash required
!. ". KERR 10 y. Ninth
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
4O47 Morgan ST., Cut TO So, 300,
FOR SALE-OWELlING.

Ns.o story siT-room brick with hath: street
and alley male nicely located. tenant will
NheW Ncu throu2h; lot 25xies. easy terms.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
'OINTAIN AVE. 4s5I.

TW0-Efory bTICE rtsldence Of 3 r0Cms-
bath. basement and all convenience: /:
al In first-class condition: lot 2ixtfs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

TEXAS AVE-, e0.N.
TWo-stnEy brick building. arranged for tvo
J-iIs = 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Two and one-haif story brick resi-
drnce. With stone front. containing 10
rooms. furnace. bath. etc: lot 53xl50:
frame stable
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

THOMAS ST, 2S2S.
Three-story brick building: stone frrnts one
hye-room and one siN-ruJm nat. hath. FUR
race heat, etc. lot SKIS .. annual Ien-
tai. $50.
~. 3 =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

~ n twentieth St.-A e-st1ry S-rcum brick
lwellirs; arranged for one or two families: lot
-Nls6. q bargain: price 49,
kOENlC-KltAE'T Il. Co, y Eighth 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
A BARGAIN AT $1,000.
1854 ManIa Ave

New house Of rooms. reception hall. III
modern. ready 10 move in. iot n sXf-7- brar-
litul location. lcok at q: anxious 10 sell
Claldin Bros & Gates. 10 n Eighth 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

EOl NTAIN AVE. fOO4.
Eight-room bun hrick residence with
reception hall. lot elxi4s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
NESTMINSTER PB.. 1900, :. "
COR. VANDEVENTER

Modern s-story red brick and granite
residence Of 15 rooms: baths. bill
Hard hall: every known modern con-
Nenience- Lot GlNif9
Ifice .........--..-.r..-. , --S-DOu
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
WATERMAN AVE. 1857.

New 3-story double brick residence
of - rooms. servants rooms 4 bath
rooms steam heat. hardwood finish
throughout. hiiliard-room A very
tine modern residence. Lot 70x2i2.
Price ...-....... <.tE Oosl
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26
{ ~ m s. HaS1. Txsrs vtiI 8

I ~ Wfll " 1i44. 1hsre Win ~
no lius above which he mny not CO.
There viii be minimum There will
be no maximum. The capable man,
by showing he is worth more than
wuneratios. His 'rent OF ability"
will be higher. It VIII be made i'm
pcissible. however. for any man to fail
10 earn the wage established by the
court OF arbitration IA the lowest
which the employer viii be permitted
10 offer. Thi. minims.m wage system
spprsis 10 many people. To many
other people II does not appeal at all
Such people should RENE M Der that
compulsory arbitration and minimum
vsSe are almost synonymous terms
10 Victoria, Australia. n method OF
compulsory arbitration can be found
Zealand method has the same viii.
msic aim. Nev Zealand has boards
Of oonoiiisiior In the seven districts
into which the colony IL divided 1.
when a board of Cancellation fails to
settls = dispute satisfactorily. a cen-
trxl roarf Of arbitration IL called upon
20 deliver frai verdict. This court.
therefore. has jurisdiction over all
'rsdes. In Victoria. on tho contrary
here are wage boards shich are
forurd ., the instanr. Of the trades
Interested. and which. zach for It's
o~n trade. establish legal hours and
wages Th~se honrH and wages are
;her ~aforref by N. factory inap-c
lots Tho New Zealand the Victoria
mrthods therefore, hsya different
Starting points but almost identical
destinations Tn. prinripi. Involved
10 that which, in all the majesty Of
rapi,sis i- Bow known as the nation
Al Miniwum.
The National Minimum means that
ihs elaine Of labor are 10 be satisfied
B-fors any further stens In Industry
are tsasn II removes competition
.rahg wage rarncr.. ibst 10. The Kind
n competition In which each ~aEs
esfn~f triee TO 1nderbia his fellow
u tssai,s according 10 It's friends. In
8iyertinf competitions from cheapheqz
srsicnev, from apasfbiddinE 10 out.
foipE A. man viii h0f be able 10
s.rufe a place BY working cheaper
than his nsighbor, he viii try 10 se
aure " b. working harder and better
Through aii ihis however there looms
ihf phantom OF rigid state control. OF
ineidiem state sociaiism. The Ameri'
an people are sim too lndlYidusllatc
lcos A. such phantom without
lTsfut chicsso Tribune.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26
COMPULSORY ARBITRATION.

Governor Stone OF pennyslssnls
v.p,s compulsory arbitration. Fer
hans he kpown what compulsory srei
ration really means, Perhaps, he"
ever. Ike most other people, ne s"''.
moi. Compulsory arbitration ~ more
than compulsory srb',fsuon. A. p'
Iohu McGreror OF wellington, Ne"
zsalaad. said in a letter 20 the otsre
p.,ix Times In September, 1901, "
4. u.ccsssry 10 put aside altogether
IN. idea tast our ac, 1. simriy dc
vice for pVv-ntinr strikes ~
no,bins OF the kind. !, Ia device Tor
puttipx the regulation OF trades. o''e''''
nations and industries under the h-so
Of \ statutory court.
This 10 = result which eAnno' nc
.v.d~d. The steps leading 10 arc
uisip. They viii be Identical Win sne
strns taken in New z~sisud. i-, INC
.,.,nrt of arbitration be set up. Thste
viIl soon be y dispute In some "soa
The employer and the employees ~in
81, N come 10 terms. There ~iii NJ
: ..rike. The public will complain.
Th.re will he an appeal 10 the cout'
- arbitration. The court VIII deciee
,h., the reasonable wage In the 'raos
i. 20 many dollars . week Ine
rL,v~r viii be Obliged 10 comply WE
M. A.cislou. The line below ~ans
3 ~ NOT 20 In harsAiaiss VIA a''
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

II is nor alleged that the ssassei
gsuibAns hoss. In New YORK, ~hith
claimed as iis patrons .oms of th'
most prominent men 10 hnsncisl Fif
ci.s. wss crooked in the most nsxrsn'
and comnonplsce ssnse Of III. were
Rometin~. S~- yoit sesms estf~msi,
~aSy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Tn. Crown Princes. Of saxons, Who
rloped With her French tutor i~-
weeks ago, Indignantly denies ths'
she ever wrote letter containing
casrs~ remarks about her husband
"p~opie IN or rank OF iifr." aht ss's,
never do such thing" i.s, those
who were base enough TO srcfibe
siuxl. impare thought to the princes
,or hiae their vulgar heads In sham"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

A nov frai,cnal INSURANCE" order
.hlch i- distributing ns NJ. insurance
in kansas city. boasts that persons
eag.acd in precsrions occupations sr-
barred Tn. ban sppii-s TO Arctic
explorers, "bsllcoulstr. sailors on
the high seas or great lakes. under
ground miners and many Others. hpt
-a's nothing about those Who are y"
deSirisns in Kansas city. kss. after
BafL,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Archbishop Ryan. visiting small
parish In a mining district for III"
purpo-. of administering confirmation.
asked one nervous iiiti~ glri what
ma,rimony was. and she answered
thai it was "A state of terrible tor
mont which those entering II are com
p~ilsd TO undergo for time TO pre-.
pare them for 4 brighter and better
world" No. no." demonstrated the
pastor. that is pnrgstory." Leave
her alone" said the archbishop, may
" she ia right. What do you or ]
know about III"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Presio~at Roosevelt 10 not tssins
part in the Colorado sauzeeie, WHICH
10 emip~n,ly proper The president
realizes that u ts sort OF = tamil, hfhi
and keeps oa, OF u ~ president" IN
t~rfer~d ia senatorial elections sll
over ,h. oounir, they would he In hot
wstef most OF the iire
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

TtiImsns d~feus~ IL ths, he isessa
Gonzales ~ss armed That the latter
wss no, armed. Tiiiman asc,sFes
should make no difference. h- eashi
ia have been armed II hs wasn't arm
ed Th. Tiiimss code bss som. dl
ssrtsng pocaiisflties.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The Democrat. mar think th~r have
the Repubiicsns On the run. hui ,se,
viii nnd out different befora iess
Republicans have way Of ss'tllsr
their differences and xct,lns ao-s rn
business al tn. proper time
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Tb. fact that the Independent coal
operators are holding the public up
for bigger prices than ihs ,rasi de-
mspap. Offer. 40 argument ias, viii
not be overlooked by people sso
eialm that y irus, may be benefcis J.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

oh, for sn sparnab.n, 10 the ccns,i
,ntioa caiilas fof ,ss election o' Unit
cd States senators By direct vote o'
the p-op,. Colorado and sll Other
states would sh~n bs relieved fro~
such prooe~dinss ~ hsss Character
,s-d the Legislative sessions On 30
many occasions
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

"Details Of how an American onicer
~~s roasted 10 death In 1890. by IN"
Ssrlar iasurEents. came to iiEht IN"
other DAY In Manila. The people Of
samsr we're themselves tho frri 20
AIN snd burn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Their. il one eomnendsble thiss
concerning the Republican legislative
row. and that Ia the f~eIIns IA not ssfs
bitter and ~e erprot 20 see all hspns
iicas, psi.inG together In dcasis bar
nex. before long
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The new state ofsoiais src settling
down to business aud a. soon ~ 'h"
senatorial question ~ settled ws -
pee, something 10 bs accomplished
for the b.n~at OF the state,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

This Ia letter thar was received
by ,hs pension bureau from veteran
Nho is evidently somewhat Of a fatal.
ists n AlpaFs Rcon ruhiioAn
Party aivsso Sscls'cd with it {
pc.n turned DOW W e. kcod my
nihle fnd from II bel l. doomed. 4
an, also Doomed. sposs must 20
To ~. Roansrd Must Claas'
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The nefaid msy hss. i's prefer
enses, but n ., for The Repahiicsn
party hrs,. les, and sii the TIM. Islf
H. b.csus. the paris stssds for ih'
hest interests Of be American p~oni"
ard ss such should be psfps'pA'sd 10
t.aAer
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

There l. no question but that r"l
Ter was doomed fn,m the nret Not
one Democrat in ten wants Teller and
in Denver no bones arr made of u that
Teller has not been In n Tor weeks
Tho wire pulling aud manipulation ~
no, all on the Republican side. There
rs just a. much houblecrosssnE. "
II ibsr. u any, on one aido Ss the
~ther
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Appsiis smoot's enemies may hooi
lr, ss hong ss ei. friends root for
him there IL 90 way 10 make hin
soooi. unless bits oppoaents shoot 90
I.snI
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26
Thsrs are many Ways 20

There ere many Ways 10 set rich
quick" ssys tho Alfalfa hasc. which
sv se,sx isnorcrd. For instance. In
he forty-nss state capitals at this
.ea~on a man could sell 100 600 copies
II . hand book on 'iio~ 10 Attach
ONES Self 70 ,hr i-rysisu,e Payroll
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Eighty thousand horses we're siaUgh'
erred Tor food in Berlin last year The
borr. has become one of tho German
~fHtir sftici.s of food.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Tho fact ths, he himself hiss nssar
ons or two indiscrrst n'tetspces does
not move the Kaiser TO toIcrsiion Of
= similar error In o'hofs
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Good reports oontipus from The San
Juan mining section. Evsrythlpf
points TO . prosperous yesr 10 our
peiKbbofinR camps
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The British lion Is roaring 81 th'
Russian bear. bu, the Turkish ~hans
doodle hss not yet begun 10 mourn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Colorado IL not ,hs only sta'a where
j~saicukk exist. and those who do not
agree ~. not called all kinds of ,rai.
ora
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Patti will make another tour OF tn.
United States for 100000. This, ~
courae. she docs purely in the inter
ests of art
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Apostle smoot refuses 80 say
whether he believes 10 polyssDy OF
not. II he didpt he probably would
not be afraid To say 20.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

New York has just disposed Of an.
other sensational murder case, the
inry setting the man free Nov look
out for tb. next one.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

when = man goes crazy for love The
girl can avoid trouble onls BY moving
away and leaving no address.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The tailor ~ tho Sultan Of Turkey
died last week. The sultans trousers
tiwsyp looked as II they xers made
ns hr.ssnshrr.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

''Fomedsy" Durango viii have a
sysism OF sewerage. that Will knock
disease into . eoobhat and then ZONE
more. You lpg val, and see
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Time IL passing rapidly ana our
congress will have to gel move on II
su extra session 10 10 BE- avoided.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Instead of ,ryins TO extract cold
from the Treso aud sllis county shslc
h. Kansas chemists should expert.
uent upon its possibilities as n fncl,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

II is by no means eaay to estimate
shi.h multiply the more rapidly. III"
rnsis or the antitrust measures
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Andtew Carnegie has had a pipe or
Ssn baiii In his ne~ home in New
York. II IL a bagpips organ,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

II is too late for the kaiser to think
OF taking away any Of the Advertising
he has helped TO give Mr.. kpliss.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

Colorado IL suMoientiy supplied
with politicians and would-bs iesisis.
tors to have half = dozen scnAte<
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

II Tilimsn sets his Just deserts
there will BE- oae less member OF the
"pitchfOsk family"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

The Denver rnst gives BY far the
isiresi reports of the legislative scna.
,oflal mnadle
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26

1laa any Ia and Wtll contshse e Ss
the party Of the people
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-26
MARY SAPABARA.
FANNY. KIRZENBERG.
KENNIE MASSINO.
Loss will amount to $4,000.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Expendi.
lures for railroad improvements and
extensions during 1903 will exceed
*3Oo,oOO,000. The Pennsylvania work
alone. which will begin in a short
time, will amount to 10000, 900. or
this sum the Pennsylvania budget sets
aside S30.000,0OO for Immediate use
in New York City. and a large portion
of this will be used in taking up Old.
tions on real estate. The New York
Central will spend fully $25, ,O0O. 900 in
this city alone. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad company has decided
to spend $4,000. 900 in addition to tho
sS000O,000 already expended.
The seven Pacific directors have de-
oided to continue the expenditures ON
that system on a par with the preyi.
GUS year. The total amount OF these
will approximate 340.000,000. The di.
rectory of the Chicago 4 Rock Island
has decided to spend $4,000 900 in
improvements on the lines In Iowa
and Nebraska and as far west as
Denver. Atchison interests are to
spend $20,o00.000 in the construction
of new lines In Oklahoma, consisting
of about 1000 miles OF road, touching
all the principal points In Oklahoma,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

family have merely rudfmentary tail TUFTS
There is bird. however. with plumage re-
sembling that of Plymouth Rock hen. which
has not even an apology for a tail. and which
has not even rudimentary wings Barring these
misfortunes however. the apteryx Is q bird.
both literally and fguratively. 1t lives In New
Zealand, is about as large as barnyard hen
and lays for each sitting two eggs either OF
which weighs a third as much as the mother
bird. In this respect at least 1T lays over
every other bird known. is egg is the largest
in proportion to the size of the layer produced
by any bird.
Probably because it is ashamed to be seen out
in its taess condition, it gees abroad only at