Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-18

Some of the Colombians are now
rying to stir up trouble in Europe.
rhey will discover eventually that no
me is to blame except themselves for
missing a great opportunity.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs A. p. Adams of Rico is visiting
rlends in the city.
H. c. Collins of Telluride registered
1t the Inter-Ocean last night.
Rasmus Hanson pulled out this
morning for Denver and the east.
Mrs Jesse Haller came in yesterday
rom Mancos and is stopping at the
'alace
Dir. Lancaster of Colorado .college
vas the guest of Supt and Mrs. Gould
Dver night.
Ed NJ Brown is indulglng in the
luxury OF a brand new buggy and
handsome driving horse.
d
Terry Hughes. came down from the
Neglected mine yesterday. leaving for
iilverton today.
j. w. Buckley journeyed to Silver
on last evening In the interests of
he lumber trade.
Alderman Hanno is undergoing n
siege of accute sciatic rheumatism.
And it's mighty painful
o
The Famous is showing some new
ipring novelties. These goods are
light up to date. Bargains in winter
sOods continue.
G. A. Eggleston. who has been visit
ng his relatives at Breen came in
asst night and will return in the
morning to his home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Pete Mcclellan returned last
,vening, having stopped to visit
riends in Denver on the way home
rom California with her husband,
+. S. Balster has had years of en-
lerience and gives perfect satisfac-
ion in fitting eye glasses. and those
,iling should not fail to call and see
lin.
Tom Sthroyer is a partner in the
Wesley Helm barber shop and work
ng for himself means greater in
crest. Helm & Sthroyer should make
strong drawing team, and when they
get located In new quarters across the
street will have a swell shop.
The Cold Storage market caters to
he wants of the people in every walk
If life-substantials at reasonable
)rice for those who cannot afford lux
lries and dainties for those with fat
purses. /, is well to be supplied with
such place. Ernest Wetter is in
'harge of the block. and you bet what
ae guarantees can be relied upon.
The new purchases by Mr. Kruschke
ire beginning to roll in. and yesterday
hey were showing some elegant silk
waists, and new spring and summer
goods of various descriptions. Hand
'ome tailor-made suits is one of the
prominent features Every depart
nent of the store is filed with the
inest and best assortment OF goods
ever brought to town and the low
prices insure a rushing business.
Mrs. Thos. German arrived from
lllwaukee last evening in response
o telegram announcing the serious
llness of her husband Mr.. German
1as been confined to his bed for the
past ten days or two weeks and last
week pneumonia was feared and Mrs.
iorman wired to come. We are glad
o state that MIR, German is much bet
er and with care will no doubt be
around as usual In short time
Mr.. f. A. Swayne and bride depart
I'd on the morning train for Parker,
Ariz., where Mr.. Swayne has fine po.
'ltion In the indian school, Mr..
swayne was married Saturday to Miss
Nettie Hindman at the residence of
he bride In Montezuma county. The
'oung lady is well known in her sec
ion as the belle OF the county and
,eng captured by an outsider Is not
'elished by the young men of Dolores.
'oriez and Mancos, but Mr.. Swayne
vas equal to the occasion. and The
Herald joins many friends in wishing
he couple all the joy and happiness
BESTOWED upon married people.
w III. Higgison came to town last
light with Coroner Hood and gave |
imself up. Under Sheriff Thompson
ad returned on the Southern expect
ng Deputy Sheriff c. o. Clark would !