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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
Oeumnler 3.
Weueite WnG)rid)tctt.

Su Der Nobt gum Mpntaa fd,neite
es in o.n NQe9henies in Der @eaenD
uon @arrett an Der Bittsbureer 0iui=
ion Der y. & 8. 9abn in Marnlano.
Wan befiirdtet, Bob Die Saatel, Da-
our6 S6aoen 9elitten boben.
0as Ser. ct. Suprsme. .GeriAt bat
am Wontag Die Glaae oes 6ernillanb
6olsinser. ourcb lpel6en Der Gtaats-
Ietretdr Sap 9e5lpuu9elt ueroen foltes
init Der 9r0Eten gner1ie" einen Ans
Iprub BON $500. 900 aeoen ben oeut-
l6en Railer bel Der oeutlben Geeierung
9elteno su MAIDEN. me9eu Wanael an
Surlsoittion abgeuieien. 6olsinger
mar cine 3eit lang in einem Srrenafnl
in EeutIblono einQefperrt poroen, uno
nad ieirer GreiIaliunq bate Elm oeut=
des @erdt feline giniperrune fir un-
9eieBlib ertldrt.
priuatna6ridten aus 2amerun 3n=
fol9e lino Die Gebellen in Der groB
Hioer GjeGenb i'm IhoIi6en Riqeria
nod) einem hsfti9en Gampf ednstt1
Don O'n britiIae1l Sruppen unteroriidt
woroen. Die gritsH baben iCbtuere
SerluIte oaOon 9etrooen. unter ben
8stOoteten bsiinoen li1 aQein 13 Diff
5lere uno unteroffi3iere.
Siirtii6e Sruppsn baben i'm 8ilfrift
pon SOilun, Nrmsnisn. ale 86rFer
nleoer0ebronnt uno bic gepobner nie&
oeraenadt. Ser transoiiIae Yoti1afs
ter, ME ou6 Die YotIdafter gnQlanos
uno &ublunos baben ibre Goniuln pon
&r5erum na6 SoIlun 9eIdidt, I'm NOS
m0Qlib Dem SlutbGo ein gn0e MAIDEN
Ill tDnuen, aus Dem oIlisiellen Yeri1t
Nbelnt aber Geruor3ugeben, boB es oas
1tlr au lp0t 1T uno ouB Die Nrmenier
lnr 6ebirOsoiItritt bon GaIlun 10 gut
mle aus9erottet lin0.
Sn Berlin bat profellor gmil BON
gebrin9 Elm 0erfobren CUR RonIerpi=
run8 Don WtiI6 entoeft, our6 ole
Die Wtilh bsliebiQe 3eit obne gr-
bibnn9sproseB friiA uno tsinfrei ers
baiteil treroen tann.
Sn 3cutidlano 1T Der Stab Der
orel bnuptIdd)liditen @etreoearten ein
beoeutsno belierer als Dor einem Sabr.
SeIonoers gilt bie5 fir Wsi3en uno
No9gen. SnfOl9e oes nabtalien @et=
ttrs lit Die Gommeriaat in manAen
8e9enoen etpas 3urtld.
Die 8eIunobelts. .gehDroe bon Weris
10 luill 500, 900 bermeroen, um cine
neue 8eIbfieter-gpioemis gu perbinoern.
Nu6 in Oeitsrreids sllnearn iit Der
Stano Der WinterIaatsu in Den meiitsn
prOOin3en ein ielr gutter uno Die 4us=
Ihten liuo, nit nur iperigen Musnah-
men, Die ollerbeiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
NolittI6es.

Sie republitanilhs 5taots.Gonoeli-
tion, ipelbe am Dienitag nnb Witt,po6
in columbus ta9te. noninirte oas fol.
genoe Sifst: 2eipis 6. 2aplin pou 9u'
ron gountp, Gtaatsistretdr; gB. 3.
spser BON Srumbull @ouutp, Ri,bter
oes Suprems= 8eridts; 2amipn @mer-
ion npn Belmont Guuntp, @le,t oes
Supreme. 8erihts; 9orace Nntsnp bon
@reene Gountp, Wilh' nno Nabrun9s-
@ommli1dr @ranInro bon Gtort
@ountD, Wtit9lieo oes Gatbs Der 0Hent-
llhen Werte.
Hi1ter Sbottpel er6ielt in Der erIten
abltlmmun9 Iiir Supreme -9ti6ter l27
5tmmen.
Natiiriib ertlGrten li1 Die &epubli.
foner in ibrer 8tutform entbulinItiIh
Iiir Hopsuslt uno aud Die meiitsu Neo=
ner in Der Shuts @pnpenton ltyeutsn
Dem Yrdlioenten gNeibraud, ober Gen.
Is. Wt. Spiber bon 5oltoo botte ben
Wutb. Der @elinnung elmer 9rOBen Nn.
'abI Der Gele9uten IN folQenoen Wnrten
Nu5oruf su 9eben: ugHenn Mooieoelt
DON ben 9tspuhlitaner iiir einen Deltes
rem Ssrmiu fir 9rdlioent nomiuirt
pi,o. 10 uiro er gei6Ia9en, unb es
modt i'll Dem 6olle tuenl9 unterI9ieo.
men Die 9emptrnten npminiren. sd
ltiibe oieleu Nuslprn6 auf Nobri6ten,
Die mir aus allen Suuos5t9eileu 5us
9eben."
8ie republitouiIde stnats @onpenD
tion ton Sllinois, bic ieit lsBter gDuNe
in GlBunN 1T. bat lid inmer mod out
teinen HjOuOerneurs @onooo:en ae.
einiat. Die situutjcn bat Iib I'M
WeIentlihen ,ueni9 Qeinoert. IS Iino
immer nod ishs @anoloaten im Tsloe.
Seine gprliebe fir Die farbiNe &alls
bot &ooieuelt tpieoer oaourb betunoet,
OFF er .}srome y. YsterIDn pon 8eOrQio
gum Ner. ct. Rouiul in puertO @0=
bello, 0ene3uela. ernannt bat. peter.
ion 1T ein 9lsaer. .....
Seem Oort, GOnnectitut uno SnoianO
hubtn ibre 9ete9ationen CUR oemntrutis
Ihen Hationul @nnpention in ct
Souis fir Mdter BARTER infruirt, ore
uon ben speif5lboften gtaaten. weId'
ole Gemotraten 9eluinnen miiheu, mol
len lie lleaeH.
Rahoem cine gonse Nsibo beroorra
genoer 3epubIitoner Die D@6re" abae'
lebnt, miro aQem Qni6eiu naA 8sorg'
y. @ortslpou, Der frilbere Getretdr be!
Pr1liosnten WtGinleN llno lsBige San'
oelsminiltsr, Slm 8orliber oes republi
taniI6en NationaIs@Omltes ernaun
iperoen.
Wm. q. Searit bat uIfijiel ertldrt
oaB er ieoen oemOtratil6en @anoioutel
unteritiBen ipiiros, Der auf Dem Con
pent in ct. 2Ouis fir Die prdiioent
| idaft ausertoren luiiroe. ollo ni6t nul
| fi1 ielbt. Deart Niebt feline Iuslihtst
| ihmnoen uno ma6t baber quite Dlien
gum b6Ien Spiel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
SDnc4es, GinDalt gebotcn.

s. q. guueese Don gertena, 9tla.,
mar swei Mal i'm 5olpital ,pescn enss
lAlimlneu 2lniatles spn 6amprrGpipen,
Die "A @fihmullte serurla6ten.. gfa6=
Dem ale Nerste ulo Meoi3inen gu furi>
rem ptrfebltsE, sebct Sudlen's Nrnica
Salte lhnelcn Ginbait unp tltrirte i'm.
Sie lit Die beite Salbe in Der Welt.
sic turtrt Sdwaren, samprrbpipen,
Sranppuacen Suetlhun9en, @hnitt-
wuuDen etc. Sur 25r. bic Gjtahtet.
5eiluns sarantirt Der Mpotbeter s. 9.
NainSbereer. Sn Jfainabersers Npr.
terte Wirp reatld seiprOAan,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
g4acS Dat Scitsc 2grSad)en.

Gs ii Elm e,neeS @aturgeiet, bnB nos. uas eeftebt
eine nrncbelt baben muB. @us ylidbsS iurb 9itbts.
90 errent ie) 9erjense ungeltorter @einnbbett
benz e Qti9es 8ebif eiueI 9ellbeu Ssbrper lito ole
Niittcl gab. lbn 81 pe9cn Aaet aber i1ipGGldbeit
&eiee5 III bic a8elt fam iome bic lrsahgeu bic breM
lhr Yroo in SelpeiBe bre5 stltselhte8 ss nersebgeu
ole hiee Streter III Atampfe nns 9aiein haben nit
BET urlae pon &ranf9tten 81 rtd1nea. Ste nliiiieu
ee9eu bieie priae9e 0QS rnTtl e ItGben uno 5prgen
ben &Drper nit 3iilJSntttelu itbIBen beipnotrs o6er
ot bas oon ben Sente lpeloe D Ell Seioen beS Nts
QeHs pber Der 2e6er T. Der 5eiben 9ouptprgane oeS
sbrper8 apaieheH berea zines bic gabrng slbereitet
nno berea anbere5 bic 9ittisen @bfaLtpfe anS benz
GDrper entferat 9gsrn bieie Grgaae ti3t ssbbrig
fnattinnirem nerhIHgr her 2eb noer iptrD rerqiTte
AeS bat iee uriod)e tiicfliderlueiie aber aibt cS
in yinlleu J6ien a,ieb cine uraebe Der Soenfa bic
eberTann td) oieuitbor matrn fam; Die beriibnitn
ct 9ernaro &rdnterpen b,e nBiehibar bel alien ipl-
den 2eioen beIieu uHb lr ir 25 GentS in allen Mpp.
tleten 5a babeu iiab
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
Dartsaesa ga Ocrfanfett oosv 10
ccrtaafd1cts.

Woat Sbr cine Sarm ertperben2
Genoet fir unlele Qsile. gsir haben
6arnleu bon so bis 500 Nfer.
Galtern 0aio Meal Gitate Gr6anat,
Nem 4bilaotlpbia. 81. ii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

I'm elm Qeben s,t retten, ma6te DR. y.
&. Werrttt ppn Nprtb WcGpppanY, @a.,
cine erfaunlide prpbe, Die in elmer vun-
perYpaen 6eiluns reiultirte. @r 19reibt:
,,Gin 0atient bate eineu ltarfen .6empr'
rbase~ Nnfaa, perur1ad)t purh Wasense=
lhmiire. SD fam electric 8itter0 ans~
seseibnet fir Nasene unn geterleinsn,
babsr per16rieb tA pieiel6en. Der pa=
tient waree lpfort tsiier uno bate IA
Mpnate feincn Nnfaa mebr." gs ser=
trei6t NerSplitdt, Hbeamatismus, Neu-
ralaie unp Mataria- Seine. electric
Sitters fpifet nur so ets. uno garan=
tirt pon s. 9. NainSberssr, Npptbeter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
gSieoer ittna aenta0t.

,,Giae BON Or. Sings gep 2iie pils
fen iepen Abcnp 8pei sSctbea lang se<
npmmen, bat mid pieper jung 9emaht"
lhreibt .. s.. 5urner prn DemieYtpmn,
ga. sic linp Die telten In Der sSelt fir
pen Masen, pie 2eber nno Die ginse-
wsioe. Sfiteben aus Jfrdutern. Ser
urlaeaen feline Sauh9rimmen. Ma6t
Den Ser(ucb. Sur 25c. In Der Npptbcte
bon 6. 9. 8ainsberssr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
Sa9esneui9fette,,.
Gaia.

Gaia.
Sn Steubenpille lit an Samtaa
6rau Sa::nie Slpeus ,pa9en Der @r=
morOuua ibres .@dtten Dor ieds Dlp.
naten 81 lebsnslan9Iibsr 3u6tbaus=
frafe perurtbellt tporosn. SluenS mar
nit einsr 56uBwunoe in Der 5eite. III
DEM Speider islues 9aule5 toot auIae'
1unoen mor0en.
Grin Barriib bat ain SamIta9 IN
@renont Ieine Grau erIbOneu uno
Damn 5elotnoro bs9un9sn. Sus
puar bate lib Dor ,ili9er 3sit uuf
8runo elmer Nsrei1batung gstrsnHt,
am Gamltag reibte ober Die Trau cine
Sbeloun9stla9s Elm, ibren Dram Der
5runtIu9t uno Der 8roulumtelt be=
| 10uloi9eno. Barrji5 9erlstp oariib'r
III Die GrDBte NuireAun9; er iagte. oob
DIES mebr lei ais er ertragen tonne.
ltalo cinsu 9teuolper einlteftno, beQab
er lib uo6 oer Wo6uung lsiner 6rau,
mc liA Die IruB0oie Dor Der 9uustbilr
ablpislte.
Ser Aeu. VI. W. Collins, Elm Gem.
persn}'NaitotOr oOn gyelteruiiie, wnroe
leBts Wobe bei GreltOn bon etnem BAL
| Ii0QlerSuNe iibsrf1bren uno getOstei
Gr wotte Dor eimem 6srantomnlenoen
3uq iiber BUS GeIelIe IprinQen. nm ben
BsrrOn su erreiden, OILS er OOu Der GO'
tOmotius 9efoBt muros.
Uti 3lOomiitlo. nOrolib bon 0Oiboc-
ton, Uuyoe elne OeIQuele gsbOBrt, Die
tl9lIb 20 61ller Gsl ljelsrt.
Sn @ltpeluno muroe Die 70 Sabre
oIte 6rau NtulUins 56umann uon si
nem @ileubabn5u9e ilberfubren mo 9e=
i0otet.
Sn Nootsr 1tarb Daniel u. giarin9
I'M Utter UOu 95 Su9ren. Gr mar osn
altslte YiirNer Don gGoolttr uno Del
dItste Tteimullyer in GblO.
Gus Obers sNuuoesosrid)t 6at enttlies
osn, oob oa5 Ys0lsQOcal.GpiiOns8 s8elsb
conltItuliOnel 1T.
-osr 6rph, ben mnn am MontaQ
Wsoraen auh bier bemerite. bat Oil pie.
len Ctteu i'm n6rolihen Sbeile oes
Staotes beoeutenoen Gbaoen un CbIt
uno NemiiIe ongetihtet. Yin manben
Ylasen Iisl Die Semperatur biz uuI 30
8rd0.
Su OOunQstOpn Eat am MpntoQ
6rau So6n Gilep Sam parhr 9el9ol:
Ten uno tDotlih periuunoet. Sts 6rau
bNtte Barrier Uerboten, einen Grabeu
ourh @i9sntbum. oos Trau &lIsp &c.
pahtet bate. 81 groben. uno ols oel
Wanu bic Nrbeit oenuo6 uno trOb bee
YrOteItes Der Grar Uerrl6tete, CAB tie
or,i e6ills aut ibn ob. Die lsbte
Ruea Drang Dem Wtanue in oen aelt
Elm.
| Sumanitdts.Neent Gbas. Wore bon
5oleoo fnno Gonneritaq in einen
M0ual ilber Der @irtbIGaft BON W. s.
6enoerIon ben s Sabre aIten yellor
Hetine an9etettet pie einen 9uno. ST.
oem &aum marsn feline DiObel. mn
eins aiiie, auf ole l6 Der &nabs isbel
tOunte. Die Gstte mar im 6uBbooeI
befel1ist uuo nm Oen 6uBtn0del De:
! Suneen esl6lonrn. Sn oieler unluilr
bigger Weiie bate Jrau 9enoerlon, oi
uls 8ormdno iiir Den el;ernlpien &no
ben befsGt puros, i'm beltrafen pollsn
neil er Elm ni6tsnuBlges, bosartl9e
YtrI6den lei. oas ibre 4leioer mi
pslae serldnitt uuo 5erfebte. Geit a6
5agen mar Der Gnabe an9etettet.
@bas. Gbslbn, Elm @eiangener pol
Shelby gountp, periu1te 5onntua III
3ubtbaus in columbus selbltmoro 81
be9eAen, inoem er aus osnl oberel
Stod bes 3eaengebauoes iiber bas 8e
ldnoer lprang. s5n Der 2uft iiber
l1luo Ell ii1 uno lanoete nit Den
4ople roran lnten auI ben Gtelnflie
len. Sbleitb ebens9eId9rllb, lit &c
Mann oo9 nidt unbeoinat toollb per
: lebt.
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= Sic @iienerSproouttipn Der Ser.
Gtaateil bat iid) im 2aufe bon feds
sSabren, eini1lieBlih oes Sa1res 1902,
mebr als Deropppelt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
GcOcrleiMt.

DieIer Musoruf pabt auf bas grot,
ben Guhen nno oa5 6ebdf aller Nrt,
bas bon .pserleb" Mebl gema6t IT..
benn oieIes Msebl .tpiro bonn beIfen
Wintermeisen gelnaht, ipirb nod ben
beffen, neuelten Metboben geinablen
uno sfpar BON Miilern, bic ibre Arbeit
griinoli1 berifeben.
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Scr Nann lit 9err int Ssanje.

60 bot oos Cberseri9t oes States
ObiO entihieoen in Der Stage BON
Wart6a Sibbletbwaite gesen Oscar
g8. @reen in Sanoustp. Sic Sldae=
rim lit Die s6piegermuttsr oes ger-
tlc9ten, lie tiinoi9te ibren gelu6 on.
SIR SdwieQeriObn piinlbts ben 8eiu9
nidt uno i6rieb ibr, lie irae nidt tom.
men; oas lieb lie ii0 nidt eefaGen uno
bshauptete. iie babe als Wutter ibrer
3odter aud Jfebte. sic fam nit ee=
mug 8epd:, um ibre NbTdt, ldneere
3eit ill bleibel, ertennen gu lanen.
Ser Sdwie9eriObA lab lie tommen,
empfing Tie an Der 9austbiir uno ldob
lie fadte, mie er iaet, bic 5biirfufen
binab. 0ie S9mieeermutter pertlagte
lbn tpeaen an9riff; Der polisei- &idter
perurtbeilte i'm su $40 uno Soften; er
appeGirte on oas Common Bleasoeribt,
oieIes betdtigte oas urtbeil oes poliaei.
ribters. Cine Nppeuation on oas
Grelsgerldt aber relulirte in llmper=
lung oes urtbeils nit Der 8e9riinoune,
oaB Der Maln Serr i'm 0auIe lei. Die
S6Die9ermutter appellirte nun al oas
Sber9eri1t uno oieles belt Dos llrtbeil
oes Rreisqeridts auFredt uno entihieb:
psSeoer @bemann III 0err i'm Sauie.
Ob oas 0aus ieiu @iqentbum 1T ooer
Ini6t, le!blt mem e5 Gigent6um Ieiner
Grou lit.
Sober @6emann fam iroeno elmer
perlon Den Gintritt in oas baus usr=
pei9ern, % ieine SSrau oaant einpers
iianoen lit ooer nidt. uno er fam in
iolAen SdlIen 8eiualt anlpenoen, lpean
n0thiq."
g8euu man beoenit, oab Der Gbe-
mann DsrantDortlih gebalteil miro fir
Die Grnahrun9 lno Oas Wpblereelen
Get 6an,'ile. erIdeint e5 allerbinas
notbmeaOl9, DaB er 9ert in 9aule lei.
-. s,. . . = i f
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Sulann.

9ie MeltausltellunQ in ST. 2ouis
puroe in. Der 2. Mobe BON 1873, All
perionen btiudt ge9en 220,6l4 in Der
2. Mo6e Der @bicagoer 9usItellung.
Ser Seefaoett Pbil. grittinsbum,
5obn oes &ep. Sos. Brittinabam ais
Wbeeliia, gB. 8a.. ertrant Spnntas
bel annapolis, troBoem mehrere lelner
Ramerooen hetoi'1e InItrenaunAen
nadten, i'm 5u retten.
sSn 9enper. Sol, tuuroe Der friiDsre
Bolisiit 2pte 8reaorp auf oem 9lah-
bauIepea bon elmer Qeielliaen uater9al=
tung eribpllsn. Seine 2eide pllroe
bon elmer ganser Geihe Don S6illlen
burhbohrt, 10 baB ole Nnnabme bered-
tigt gri0eint. Dab Der DlOroer ein 9e=
petirgelDehr benuBt bat sSohn Combs
lit als mutbmaBli1er 8baisr perbaiiet
mor0ell.
5n M5plina. Gu, bralaep an
Coming Absno lunoert nnaasilrte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

: Wem iid 2 Die Mahrheit iaaen,
fommen Dir dr9ltsn 2iigsn sanl gor.
iCbein.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
A Bullet Proof Vest.

It is reported that a vest made of
bullet proof cloth was recently sent
10 the President, to ne worn as pro
lcc;ion against assassina''Gn, II this
cloth will do all that is claimed Cor It,
its discovery will be most valuable
pne. especially TO all public men,
While 1t is good policy to protect the
system from danger on the outside it
Is equally as important 10 protect ii
from the inroad of disease on the in
side. or this particular work liostet-
ters Stomach Bitters is highly recon
mended by physicians every where. 1t
will tone up and strengthen tho sys-
TEN so effectually that disease cannot
find a foothold. Then 1t also cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia, bloating. diz-
illness. insomnia. liver troubles and
malaria. fever and ague. A trial will
convince you of its value.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
A Startling Test.

To save life, Or. T. G. Merritt, of
No, Mehoopany. Pa, made startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes, "a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused by
liberation of the stomach. had Oft
en- found Electric Bitters excellent for
acute srpmach and liver troubles so L
prescribed them. The patient gained
from the first, and has not had an at
tack in IA months" Electric Bitters
are positively guaranteed for Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, Constipation and Kid
ney troubles. Try them. Only soc at
G. E Tiffany, Jr.s drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD.

WIN sell tickets to Cleveland, o..
ard return, account OF National Bap-
list Anniversary. on May 10th. II and
is. at rate of one fare for the round
trip. plus 25 cents. Tickets good 60
ing date OF sale. BY depositing same,
extended return limit of June 10th
may be secured. Through service to
New York city, Boston and other east.
ern points. No excess fcre charged
on any train on the Nickel Plate road.
Meals on American Club Meal plan,
ranging in price from S5c to 81, also
service la Carte. Chicago depot:
La Sale and Van Buren, streets. the
only passenger station in Chicago on
the elevated loop. For particulars,
write Chas. Il. Johnson, district pas
senger agent. 9ll 18th street. Denver.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

Three through daily express trains
to FIT Wayne. Cleveland. Erie, Buffalo,
New York, Boston and New England
points. carrying vestibuled sleeping
cars. Meals served in Nickel Plate
dining cars. on American Club Meal
plan, ranging In price from 35c to 81:
also service a la Carte. No excess
fare charged on any train on the Nick
el Plate road. Chicago depot: La
Sale and Van Buren streets. For res.
ervation of berths and other particu.
lars, write Chas. e. johnson, district
passenger agent, 911 nth street, Den.
yer, Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
eRooksloE ANNEXATION.
Resolution Adopted at Meeting Of City
Council Last Night.

At the adjourned meeting of the city
council last night the petition for an
nexation of BrooSside to the city of
Durango was presented. IT contained
the necessary signatures of twothirds
pf the property owners, and as the
leeds conveying to the city all street
and alley franchises except that OF
street railway now in use had been
returned, the resolution for annexation
was unanimous. Alderman Sites being
ibsent
The clerk was instructed to adver-
jise for bids for excavating for the wa
ter main to Brookside, The bids
Will not he opened until after all mat
ters of annexation are completed.
The petition and plat will be filed
with the county court and there being
no protest from other property own
ers. the matter of annexation will be
completed in about 30 days.
Some other business was transact
ed. The clerk was instructed TO ad-
vertise for bids for furnishing the city
with lumber and coal for the ensuing
year.
Fire Chief Dietrich was instructed
to purchase two smoke helmets ON 80
days trial.
s. Il, Schalles reported that The wa
ter now extended to the cemetery and
ready for use
Stubbs q Jakway were awarded the
contract for putting in the steel cell
ing and painting the interior of the
city hall, their price being $50.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
WHAT THIS MAN SAYS
Only Re-echoes tie Sentiments of
Thousands in Our Republic

The Durango reader is asked to thor
1ughly in> estigate the following: This
an re IDLY be done, for the gent enan
whose STA ement is publlshei below
'ni 0n.s pe too pleased TO answer any
g.. cuHH1nic ttlun mailed 10 him II
M,t.er rr =, suffers from the an
As cons a.. 4ences which always at.
.d The inactive or weakened kid.
IS:
Alurial Thompson, now retired, of
.l30 Main avenue, says: Il was sub
ect to auaeKs of backache for over a
erlpa Jl ~ years. Later they be-
ime more aggravated than when |
rst noticed them and were accom-
MED with disturbed action of the
.dney secretions. Doans Kidney
Ills procured at Geo T. Tiffany, Jr. IS
rug store, removed this backache or
,idney complaint. | was compelled to
rise at night several times and | arose
N the morning unrefreshed. | was
subject to spells of dizziness and
Jlurring of the vision and was unable
20 check the cause let alone remove it,
| very strongly advise the use of
Doan's Kidney Pills. This preparation
IS invaluable and can be absolutely
depended upon.
Sold Tor SO cents boxb all deal.
4rs. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, n
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no substitute
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
employ an attorney exclusively for the
work.

w. g Brandenburg OF Denver was
guest over night at the lnter-Ocean.
He Is cousin OF the weather man OF
Denver and la travelling over Colorado
and New Mexico arranging for
course of lectures which are to be
given in the fall. He did not make
definite arrangements in Durango. but
stated that a course would be given
here in October at one of the churches.
and that Sam Jones would be the hrst
lecturer. He arranged for course at
Telluride and Sam Jones Will speak
there. He booked Booker 7. Wash
ington for Colorado Springs. That
noted colored educator has more de-
mands upon his time than he can pos
sibly fill. For his lecture at Colorado
Springs MT Washington talks 100 min
nies at SO per minute-S3OO for one
hour and 40 minutes. He gets That
for all his lectures. Durango Will not
have the pleasure of listening to the
colored gentleman. for he cannot al
ford to stop at small town. Mr.
Brandenburg left on the eastern this
morning for Santa Fe. Mr.. Branden-
burg has been all over the country
surrounding he -four corners years
ago. having been in the employ OF the
government under the direction of the
Smithonian Institute
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
COLORADO & SOUTHERN r. r..

Offers the best service from Colorado
10 the South and Southeast. Through
trains between Colorado and Texas,
carrying handsome Pullman sleepers
and elegant cafe cars, meals la carte.
For rates and full Information. write
r. Il, FISHER,
Gen Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
STYLISH MILLINERY.

Can be fund at the Chicago Mil
linery parlors. Since the opening day
Mrs. Richeter has received large
line of hats and more are on the road.
The trade is finding out that prices
are right and the latest obtainable Is
kept in stock. If you want beautiful
pattern hat, Mrs. Richeter has them.
II you want hat trimmed to order.
expert hands will attend to it. Call
and be convinced,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
Or. J. 8. PULFoRD. Dentist
Rooms s and 7. kruschke Block.
Phone Red 413.
o. & 3. c. lime TABLE.

No. 115 Arrives from Denver 4:40 pm
No. 115 Leaves for silverton 500 p. m
No. 11s Arrives from siIvert'ns:15 Is p. m
No. 116 Leaves for Denver $3.50 a. m
No. 461 Leaves for Silverton 6:45 a. m
No. 462 Arrives from silvert'n 500 p. m
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
No. 5 Arrives from Telluride ESQ p. m
No. 6 Leaves for Telluride. 200 a. m
All trains daily except from TeIlu-
ride Sunday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

Drink the S4ratoga excelsior Wa
er. sold on draught by Hun Cub and
sample Rooms. James Gallery. Proprie
or. Main street, Durango, Colorado
\ natural Saratoga Water, direct from
he spring at SaratoRa,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

J. b. Begue & Co. have moved their
secondhand store from Ninth street
o the Union block. two doors south of
he Graden Mercantile company, with
. fun line OF household goods at Low
prices.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

The Topic restaurant continues to
cater to an increasing business. In
lacti larger quarters will soon be de
manded. 1t doesn't take the public
ong TO get onto the good things of
ile
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
Quick Arrest.

]. A. Gulledge OF VerDena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe
case of piles causing "a tumors. Aft
er doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further Inflammation end cured
him. 1t conquers aches and kills pain
25c at G f. Tiffany, Jr's drug store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

Mrs. Warwick will continue the res,
aurant in the Hansen building on
Ninth street. Regular meals served
pr 20 cents. Short order when IL
iired. trial Is solicited.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

Madam Mermet wants first class
help for skirt and waist work. Rooms
over the Democrat office, where she
will be pleased TO have her patrons
,all at any time.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

FOR SALE OR RENT-Partially
furnished house. electric lights, tath.
well arranged, in good location. En-
quire Schutt Commission House.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23
44o ACRES.

90 acres in cultivation. Good wa
ter rights. Productive and easily cul-
tivaied soil Near railroad. Within
four miles of Durango. VIII be sold
cheap. including crops, Address,
FRANK ELDREDGE.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-23

Wood & Morgan's livery is strictly
up to date. For short or long drives
their turnouts are unsurpassed in the
state. Careful drivers always in AT
tendance.