Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-01-28

To ware Of pride and foolish boast;
lis words OF truth recalled then
The sentry-night---the heather
host
But now we fear with dread regret
Lest he forget. lest he forget
He told us, though we did not ask,
To take the weary white mans load.
TO bend our back. nor shirk the task.
Though long and tiresome be the
road
Ne took ii i'll. we like him not.
Since he forgot, since he forgot.
Oh fudge, had about dozen
verses oil this stuff. but I've forgotten
X l.. VlNYARD.
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From Mondays Daily:
G. H. Clark was passenger for
Denver this morning.
Father Duffy went to Ignacio this
morning and Will return this evening.
DR.. Thurman registered Sunday at
he Palace from Rio Blanco. N, M,
nd is spending the day in the city.
VIM Rawlins. of the bookkeeping
department of the Neglected. left
sunday morning for St Louis.
Leap year dances are all the go
throughout Colorado towns. The
girls are getting in their work
The Telluride Journal reports the
strike made last fall In the Zero mine
proving all that was claimed for it.
Six inches OF snow fell at Montrose
Turing last weeks storm. Durango
was in the outskirts of the storm line.
Messrs c. c. Murray of Trimble
Springs and Hans Kelienberger are
ZONE from trip to Montezuma coun-
ty.
Miss Zadie Jack formerly resi-
lent of this place, was married recent
y to w n. Montford OF Colorado
lprings.
The Herald has the finest line of
commercial stationery and the hand
Omest line of type In the southwest.
call and see samples and obtain
prices.
David Kaphokohoakimokew
has been appointed postmaster in
Hawaii The name of his deputy has
not been announced. but let us trust
1t Is no longer.
The Mancos Times says week ago
hired livery team ut Dolores. Up
date neither the man or team has
been heard from.
Fred Taylor, of the Durango Iron
Works, left this morning for Denver
and from there he will go to New
York and other eastern points on bus
mess connected with the foundry.
Mr.. and Mrs S. E Koontz of Az
tee, are enroute TO California where
they have decided to locate. They
viii be greatly missed by their many
friends throughout San Juan county
n. Nj.
The last issue of the Aztec Index
appeared under the editorial charge OF
Chas. S. Bailey, formerly of this city
1t is his intention to make at all
home print-that is, discarding the
patent insides. The Herald wishes
Mr.. Bailey success and lots of glory
Willie Thorp, a ten-year boy
was found guilty at pagosa Springs
If robbing the Chrome postofiice some
weeks ago. He was sentenced TO the
reform school at Golden.
Workmen are engaged in putting ir
The new front to the building that will
be occupied by Mr.. Hahn after the
18th OF February. George Goodman
viii look after plate glass.
The Montezuma Journal shows quite
an improved appearance under the
new management. No reason why
Cortez should not have readable
sheet 1t is published in one of the
finest agricultural districts in the
state
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w, Ritter depart the
last of the week for Denver and
thence to the City of Mexico. where
six weeks or two months will be spent
In that sunny cline. The Mexican
trip at this season OF the year Is n de
lightful one to make.
Mr. Hahn will continue to close out
his stock at private sale at auction
prices. Anything in the house goes
at cost. Ask for what you want and
prices will be quoted that will make