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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

You can spend pleasant evening
At the Catholic fair.
Durango needs many more residen.
ce buildings and the weather for build
is excellent.
People who want good roads win
vote for Logan and Charlton.
Fred Miller went ont to La Plata
City this morning to do some survey
ing.
Tony Dnpre came down today from
the La Plata mining district where he
has been engaged in mining contract
work.
The Commercial Club already has
its blackboard mp for carrying county
election returns when they come in
next Tuesday evening.
verton last night. He has been work
ing In the vicinity of Eureka the past
few weeks.
o.
1t is expected that Hon. N. C. Miller,
Charles A. Johnson and Edward Buch-
anan will speak at the Court house
Friday night.
People in the city or country who
have use for good roads win vote for
Logan and Charlton for county com
of the second and third
commissioner districts.
The Silverton branch of the Rio
Grande railway continues to run ex-
ira double head freight trains, carry
ing coal, lumber and winter supplies.
The roads are dried up between Du-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03
The Best llniment.

"Chamberlain's Pain Balm is con
sidered the best liniment on the mar
ket," write Post & Bliss. of Georgia.
VT. NO other liniment will heal
cut or brnise so promptly No other
affords so quick relief from rheuma-
tic pains. No other is so valuable for
deep seated pains like lame back and
pains in the chest Give this liniment
a trial and you will never wish to be
without it. Sold by all druggists
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

The Herald's Silverton correspond
dent sends phone message today an
nouncing that betting there on govern
or is active on even money. and that
some quite large bets are being made,
which indicates that county claimed
hy the Democrats at large odds week
or 50 ago, may finally give majority
for Peabody.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Keep warm and good natured at
small expense. The Garland heat
ers consume least coal and furnish
the most heat
THE JACKSON HARDWARE CO.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

A telephone message informs The
Herald that the wagon bridge in the
upper Animas valley is in most dan
gerous condition. ii should be some
hody's business to look after matters
of this kind. The present county cam
paign has done more to develop the
fact reiterated by The Herald that
there has been an utter disregard by
road overseers all over the county
of the duties they accept when appoint.
ed to their Offices. The best way out
of a bad situation is to vote for Logan
and Charlton. who are pledged to
give the people good roads. They are
making a road building campaign.
Both are road builders and know how
much work they ought to get for the
money, The Herald vouches that they
will give us good roads, and with the
people will hold them to their pledges,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

cially. and a paper was circulated
around town for their temporary re-
lief
Hon Charles A Johnson. DR.. Nc
Even and Judge Pike held a meeting
at lockwood Saturday night. address,
ing the voters there on national. state
and local issues. The misrepresenta-
tions of the Democrats and the Tom
Patterson figures were corrected and
the uniformed set right on several
matters in which they had been mis-
led. Just watch for the lockwood re
turns.
T. C. Graden came down last night
from his sawmill camp above Rock
wood. He reports that his mill Is saw
ing lumber as fast as 1t can be used
on the big dam and everything is NOV
Ing along nicely. Mr.. Graden says the
vote In his camp will be light for the
reason that there is so much changing
about in sawmill work. and there will
be many in camp who will not have
vote because they have not been there
long enough TO establish a residence.
d
Mark H. Bushnell is a late arrival
from Salamanca, n. Y. Mr. bushnell
is barber and will preside over one
of the chairs in Hutchins' shop, form
erly the shop of Tom Davis. Mr.. Bush
nePs services have been secured for
the reason that he is one of the best
a
Mr. Hutchins viii have none but the
best. Patrons pro invited to drop In
and get acquainted with Mr.. Bush
mel. as aside from being an excellent
barber he is very pleasant gentle
man to meet.
The Herald knows what it is talk
Federation is striving to obtain con
troll Of the sheriff's office in every
county where they have members
Just look at san Juan county and
other sections of the state where the
Democratic party Is split on this
proposition. Take it for granted that
some of the Democratic nominees
for sheriff are not tied up with the
Western Federation, the mere fact
that the organization is supporting
he Democratic ticket should be
enough to convince every sane voter
that favors are expected. A child can't
play with FIRE without getting burned
and the Democratic party canot fiirt
with the Western Federation without
being contaminated. II is to the in
dependent voter The Herald appeals
Upon you rests the responsibility OF
declaring for officials who are not
tied up In any manner with organlza-
lions that will cause trouble. The cleo
lion of w. J, Thompson insures pro
lection to life and property the next
two years no matter without fear or
favor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age. but
Just the contrary in the case of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They cut on
maladies no matter how severe and
irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice. Fever, Consultation all
weld to this perfect Pill. Csc. at C. E.
Tiffany, Jr.'s drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Ute Nut Coal Is best for ali purpose,
no breaking up. no slack does no
coke. free of dirt, all nand-forked
$3.50 per ton delivered
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

At the court house Friday evening
Attorney General n. c. Miller. Chas
A. Johnson, and Edgar Buchanan, of
Silverton will address the people Of
Durango on the political issues pre-
scented in the present stale campaign.
Additional seating capacity will be
placed In the court hall and attendants
will usher people to seats. giving par
tlcular attention to the ladies.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Mrs McNeeley. of the Palace hotel,
departed for Denver this morning,
and will meet Mr.. McNeely. who has
been there the past two or three
weeks. They will go to St, Louis to
see the fair, and possibly may go on
10 Kentucky before returning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Sweet Cider. made exclusively from
select apples. for sale by ]. L. VIII
liams.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

THE DURANGO UNDERTAKING
CO. LADY UNDERTAKEN IN At.
TENDANCE. NO. $50 EIGHTH ct,
PHONE. DURANGO 1914.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Pickerill are
Fair which they pronounce all right.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

If you think Charlton does not stand
well in his precinct just take trip
there We failed to find vote against
him of rs to 80 interviewed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

People who want good roads will
fool away their votes ii they do not
vote for Logan and Charlton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Mrs. John w. wingate and daughter
returned last evening from two weeks
pleasantly passed In Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Fred Miller went ont to La Plata
City this morning to do some survey
ing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Thomas Tully is still acting as sec
rotary Of the Democratic state cen
tral committee. in spite Of the pro
tests OF La Plata county Democrats.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

range and the New Mexico fruit belt
and train loads OF wagons are arriving
in Durango daily with fruits for sale
and shipment.
Fred Weller and mother departed
this morning on the eastern for Chi
cago In response to a telegram an
nounciDg the sickness of a relative.
See the ad Of the great special sale
at the Famous. At last the mammoth
stock OF new goods has been placed
whore the salespeople can chow the
customer wonderful variety of goods
and wares.
At last the great sale is on at the
Famous stores and this Is the great
est special sale of the many they have
given Rea ling tier aG which will be
easily found will better serve to at
tract the attention of buyers.
Remember that the Ell Moro will re-
ceive prompt and complete county,
state and national election returns.
nlSHl OI tlettlOH. 1NtTy dTThHStultHt
made to give results fresh from the
wire.
If you want four years more OF
Roosevelt good times and sturdy gov
ernment, do not take the chances of
having your vote thrown out by
scratching a ticket Vote the straight
Republican ticket and you will be con
scious of having done right.
The people of La Plata county who
passed through the trying times dur
ing Grover Cleveland's administration
will vote for Roosevelt and the great
majority will vote the whole Republi'
can ticket Dozens of farmers who had
been Democrats for a life time will
vote for the entire Republican ticket
and all will vote for Roosevelt.
4
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Mrs. Percy Rider and son have re-
turned TO Rico after two months spent
in the east
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

You can spend "A pleasant evening
At the Catholic fair.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Norman S. Thompson returned last
evening from two weeks vacation
spent In Denver. He says there has
been a wonderful change in sentiment
towards Peabody the past ten days
Two weeks ago the outlook was
gloomy hut now It is believed Mr..
Peabody and the entire Republican
ticket will be elected by safe major
ity. AS an indication of this betting
is even and there is little Adams
money displayed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Durango needs many more residen.
ce buildings and the weather for build
is excellent
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Mrs. and Mrs. N. w Hammond re-
turned last evening from Denver.
where they put in couple of weeks
very pleasantly-if we omit a bad
cold the last few days that bothered
Mrs. Hammond
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

Wash Patrick returned last night
from Denver where he put in few
days on business matters He says
that leading Democrats claim that il
the election had been held three weeks
ago the Democratic ticket would have
gone through a-whooping, but a change
In sentiment has taken place since
that time and is still working and that
change has been pronounced that the
Democrats are weakening, realizing
that they are losing ground
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-03

The Pueblo Chieftain of Sunday
morning publishes a forecast of the
vote on Roosevelt and Peabody and
Parker and Adams In each county in
the state. According to the forecast
Roosevelt will carry the state by "a
095 over Parker and Peabody's major
ity will be 1894. The Chieftain fig
ures are very conservative. Two or
three counties the Peabody vote may
be given as too high but allowing o
big change he would still win. Again,
we are confident the Chieftain figures
are too low for Peabody in some of the
counties. Looking at 1t in every wav
The Herald cannot see where the Dem.
ocratic state ticket has ghost of a
show. The Republican state committee
furnished the Chieftain the following
estimates: Roosevelt over Parker.
$4,000: Peabody over Adams. I5.4O0
The Democratic committee claims the
state for Parker by $500 and Adams
by 21.740. claiming $4,000 Of this in
the city Of Denver. In the Chieftain
forecast Hogg is given majority oil
over 11.000.
C. NJ Dixon was killed Saturday In
the grading camp near lockwood. by
being kicked by a horse. He was
driving a scraper and stopped down
to fx the trace. the horse having got
Its foot over the tug. The horse kicked
him In the head. The funeral WAS held
at lockwood yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Dixon was the father Of the little
boy. Roy Irwin Dixon. who gained
fame . few weeks ago BY tagging the
train from Siiverton end thus prevent
Ing . wreck and loss OF life and in
jury to passengers. The family IL said
70 b. In poor circumstances finan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09
Van Enttcrion's Iruscb.

Ncm 9orf, s. DECEMBER.
Nte Sllrp I'M 5%lueiten TrojeIie gcgclt
Van Battlefront melh' &estcre ul,ge.
tlogt 1T, Den n9udnla6er" Gucior
yoll1tg cridoIien 81 baben, muroe
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Den Sail fir Die Hegierrng. Gr
mod)te 10 5ielnlid Die nGmliden 9h1.
goben, ipie I'M erlten Ero5eIlc, meld)er
be%forntlid) ourd ole beoenflidc @r.
froltflttg eiltes Der 8eiduporenen I'M.
terbrod)en muroe. 9luBer Sri. Ynt-
terIon mar fein Sroucn5immer i'm
@eridt, oils Gano feline 9lniprnde be.
gonn.
Had)Oem 9r. 2epp, 4nrpoIt ser
angeflogteli, giniprade eegen ee-
piiie angoben oes 9rn. Honb erbo-
ben bate, nertagte iih oas @eridt
bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09
Nomirnl Sauis rciIt ab.

@oibin9tOn, 3. s., s. Ic3.-
Gontrc- Nomirol GborlCS $. 9upia,
lpelter pom ErGiioenten gum WPit
gltc0 Scr intcrnutionolen Gommilion
filr bic llntcrilifrnta oca GogQer.
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ut, bat pom StootsiefrctGr icinc bolt
.'tdnoi9cn Snitrlftioncu crbulten mo
miro morgen bon Nclu-D orf ollf Dcnt
0ompfer v8inlono" ubfobrcn. ST
bcgiebt iif oircft nod Yuria. 100
Slelltenont Commander Rop &.
Smith, Morine. Attodc Der unlerifo.
niiten 9otifuft, iih ibm fir iraeno
ipeIdlc 0icnitleiitunqel in &erbin.
6lltg nit ieiner SbGtiqfcit ais Wit.
9Iieo Der llntcrillhungS . Commit.
lion SIR &crfiigunQ itcacn miro.
lieutenant ". i. 9roder, IIooacn.
0ffi5ier oeS Aomirols, miro 6ielcn
all1 lelller Heiic nod YariS beQlcitcn
mo iuabrellO Ser Sibungen Der Gpm.
millio1 ais icin ScfrctGr fltnoircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09
9efi5it nubcsn AZ Mtaiuncn.
lteberifuB in ben 8unoeS. Ginna6.
men crit 1906 5u erpurten.

NlNIl VII LOW on ClluullGll.
@oibiugton, .. s., 8. Gc3.--
Gem loe6en ucroffentli6ten Sobrcs-
berthte 0eS Sdobumtslefret1rS
Sbou 3ufoIge bettugen Ole Ginnob-
men pdbreno oes 6iSfoIiobreS 1904
insgeiummt $685., 2t4373.74, Die
N(uSgobcn $725, 9S4,9i5.65, 10 ouB Elm
9cfi5it bon $4t, 770,57.91 5lt Der
5eihnen lit. Sm 9ergleif nit Dem
Toriobr ItcIlcn Oieie 3iffcrn uerrin-
gertc Gtnnobmcn NM $10,406,7 1880,
crb0btc Ils9obcn lint $50, s. 1887
oar, Sir ooS n0hitc Hehnungsiobr
lDcroen Die Ginnobmen olf $700,472,.
06O, Die NuSqabcn oitf $7iS,472,O6O..
Y ocronihlogt, iuabrcno crit IN 1906
ein llebcrifutB bon etpo % MiQionen
in NnSltdt gcitelt miro.
SIN uerfloiicnen fSisfoliobrc belle.
fen lid Die Ginfiinfte an 30aen olf
$261 ,274, 564, an Snlotoitcuern oltf
$232,904,t19, aus Dem YoItbctricb
nuf $143,5S2,624, %iuobin0eqen Iid
ultter Den GltSgobepoiten $tt5,035,.
4t0 fir Die Irmcc. $102, 965,tOt fir
Die Mtorinc, $ti2,559,266 on Yeniio.
men iulo 80 Miaionen oilf Gonto 0es
EonomofoltoI5 hcfonOen. GoS ant
/. SILL 3. 5, in llmloltf befinolid,e
8elO betrltg $2,5t9,t42,S60 ooer
$30.0 pro aopf Der 9cpoIferitng.
Gnoe September poren 5457 Static.
n%olbontcn nit einem @eiommtfopi-
tol bon $777,741,335 etoblirt; int
2ouIe ocS &obrcS pltrOen 445 9on-
fen nit einem 8r1tnofopitol bon
inSgeiommt $40, 10000 @erchtiome
ertbcilt, bon Ocnen 303 ~thotIGdlid,
fir Den GeidGitSbetrieb orguniIirt
mltr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09

trout ieinen eioenen strcitfraften 10
1e1r, Dab er iie, onItott lie nod ben
entternteren @ren5oiItriften 81 len.
Den, mo9lt6it in Der Sauptitoot on.
'ollr1elt, 5n &erot Iiegt a~Qeroinga
etne itorte 8urniion, bod ioIen Die
neutrality-suspicious. in eincm pref0s
rem 3lIltorroe lid befinOcr. Ger Gmir
lou m DER lebten Belt Elm meitoer-
5loel8te@ Spltem I'M Nahrid)telrOienlt
eIn9etlbrt baben. Ruiiihc unb ein-
belnntld)e Spione boltcn i'm iiber Die
rlllllNben Gruppenbemcgrngen ltets
ollt oent Suufen0en. SIC afQbouiiden
Stonlnle ltno ieBt IN GoI0c DER Gbo-
Iero, oea WongeIs on Vcbcn5mitteIu
uno Der boben Steucrn in ciuem 3ll-
ltnroe ltetiger ltnruhc. Der Gmir
bat onbcr Die Siihrcr icoc2 lpidtige=
rem StammeS nodb Der @otpt1toot
ritr Die 0olter ocs 9llicutboltes Der
brltiihen Ytiiiion SIT iih bcrllien, Inn
lie 8Ict6fous fir ole @oblperbaItlna
lbre@ StommeS oils @ciicl 81 bebol-
ten. Yin Der Spite Ser britii6en Wtii.
lion nof aobul Itebt Qoli5 Cane, ser
Scfretdr oes AuspQrtiqcu ser inoi-
iden Negierung.
VI II + lou SIS mtlitGriide
St0rfe nod unbes
riibrt.
Feter8burg, 8. 0ejember. -
Die militGriihe StGrtc &ublono'S lit
nad) elnem nmtlihen 8criht oe5
&riegSminiiteriums ollrd oen gegen.
ipGrtigen arieg nod umbcriibrt. 2l1s
ben 764 0iitritten in &uBlano boben
bis iebt IN 423 0titrittcn tbeilpeiie
Mobtlmodrngen l%tattgchmOen, uno
III "a bon oieien iino MIR Dcnige aos
tegorien beriibrt moroen, l5u feitem
iino Die Reierpen erih0pft.
Ote regulore @tnridtlng IdlieBt
ein 8arbecorpS unO Elm @renooier-
Corps, 3pei &apaacrtecorpS uno %
r%cguIdre Corps elm, musi6IieBli6
bon 3mci Corps I'M anlfoius, 3ipei
in Surfeiton uno Oen iibiriiden
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Corps iteben iebt 5ebn an Ser 6ront.
Bier meitere eltropdiide Corps uno
fiinf S6iibenbri9ooeu boben 9efebl,
Die orci Irmee'n on Der GSront ieoe
ouf 100000 Wann 5lt erg6n5en. Die
iebi9en 8l6ne rednen bios nit Ser
GerUenoung bon aAt aus oen 81
europdiiden Corps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09
Hid)tcr Barriers neue NeIdGftianna.

albonn Ny, 8. 9e5. - Ser
friibere Sbcrrihter beS gppeIlboies,
Mlton .. Barter, ipelher in SoIae
Ieiner TrGiioenti6ofts +. Domination
im SOmnler ictn glntt nieoergeIeQt
botte, erId)icn qcitern I'M Gppellbof
ols Impolt. Die oftpelenben &id,-
fer, Sberrtdter Gi,len an Der SpiBe,
louiften Den NllSfiibrun9en bes fritz
beren Chefs Ocs 8erihts NIT iid]tbo-
rem Sntcreiic. 0os lebte Mnl oils
IitipoIt mar 0err Barter i'm Ippell,
bot am 20. Ottober 1885 erihienen,
orei Sot)en por ieilter @%rnenniing
gum Supreme Gourt.Rihter Seitens
@oltpcrneltrS Sill. ,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09
Irbcitcr fir ben Hanamafanal.

80 It 0 II, s.. 0esentber. - Sier tit
lnan nit Tl0nen beid1ftigt, Mitglle-
Der Der bieii9en Steam Sbopel &
Greogemcn's ltnion" nod Eonama
sur grbeit an bent aultal Su ihiden.
Der nternationale Serbonb bat Ir'
rait9cnents eetrofferL ponad mir
0sitelieber oieier Organization BET
Der einidloeieen Irbeit 9eid1ftts
gulig finoen peroen. Die bieiigeft
2eute luerben ieboh in n1blter 3eit
nod nift nod Yonoma obgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-09

9efe6l oes G5aren nit elmer cirs
9ebetoen Friifung Ser in Der Gent.
idrift Der 3emitmo.Q elegirten ME.
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Queue tam bcIt0tigt tperoen, oaB
Der G5ar Den a%ngeregten 6ragen elm
b%eionoereS Sntereiie piomct, un0 0o6
er Dem Miniiter OeS ~Sulicrn crfldrt
bot, 0aB er I'M Yrin5ip nit 0cn &or.
idlogen cinUcritonOen lei uno mint
mebr MIR nod Die 9crid)tc Der Qc.
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ilbergebe. Der DfiniIter oes lSnncrt
erbolt t0gIih Souien0e BON 3uitim,
mlngs. aunogeblngen 5u ser BON
tbm eingeleitetcn liberoleren @oIitif,
NORM Dem Gerlangen nod .eincr
Serfallllng oeutlid)er Nus0rlld &c
9eben miro. Ger Winiitcr, 0ciic1l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itctS picl SIT
ipilnifcn ii6ri8 lieB, lit iebt inter Ser
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etrten tiefen Ginorlid. 1913 Nmcrifo.
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Tins oas Dogma Der unbefledten
gmpfnneniB promuIgirte, inn @Ian5e
Sunberter bon eleftriid1en 2id1fern.
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