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salve& They look upon Il as fight
81 organized capital upon unloulsm.
and they believe the union men OF
Chicago. over aSQ strong Ia num-
her. viii see 20 Il that unioniam "
not whipped
Meantime the. unoffeuding public
Ia suffering great Inconvenience BE-
yond lies the certainty Of war prices
for food aud the possibility OF fam
lao.
Historically. the present labor
trouble ts matter OF ak months
Il dates back TO last November
when the National Wholesale Tail.
ors. association decided To establish
the open shop, Tho ASSOCIATION
REPupiArED A WAGE CON
TRACT THEN IN FORCE between
It's members aud the United Gar
ment Workers union. The employ
ers refused to arbitrate. Il Was vlr-
tuaiiy n walkout. Five thousand
garment workers we're affected. The
strike. while officially In effect. has
In fact been lost By the uuion.
A short time ago the transfers
voted to assist the garment work
rfs BY = sympathetic strike. Il was
decided TO begin the attack on Mont
Eomcry. Ward & Co. a mail order
house having a large number q
teams A strike was declared. The
firm = a member Of the Wholesale
Tailors' association aud had en-
ployed 70 members OF the 0arnout
Workers union.
X soon became apparent 90 the
garment workers that they were not
gulnE 20 be materially benefited BY
the fight on Montgomery. Ward g
Co. and they expressed 4 willingness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
sTocKMEH Convene

DENVER. May a.eThe American
stock Growers association began
tta first annual convention IN this
city today. Governor Mcdonald
welcomed the delegates. Everything
indicates that an affllation with the
National live Stock association is
out 81 ths question for the present.
The convention viii discuss means
for securing better rates and Horv-
Ice from railroads and for fighting
che alleged combination Of packers.
Murndo Mckenzie. Of Trinidad.
s~ss elected ne president 60 succeed
President schseffer. deceased. lie
VIII probably be regularly elected
before The convention adIourns II
L. said that trust influence a at
work to effect the disruption Of the
Organization. which IL likely 20 be
short lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

II you do not swallow more than
bOo.oOo.0o germs when you drink
a glaAa Of milk. you are safe. Tho
milh il pure.
Tho board 81 health says so. In
the new milk ordinance. which It
presented To the council last night
for approval. lt named 500 600 as
the maximum number Of germs
that can lawfully exist In cubic
ecnumcter Of milk placed on sale
That means 6Q0. 600 600 germs 20 the
glass. a.000. 100000 germs 10 the
quart
Germs not Of pathological origin
are referred 70. eating out med
zeal terms. the difference between
ordinary germs aud the pathological
variety II the difference betWeen
good health and big doctor bliis
A pathological germ Is one which
produces disease II Includes tho
tuberculosis bacilil and other dead
y miero-orEanlHmA One % thaFh
Is moro dangerous than 500. 600 at
the ordinary bacteria They must
b excluded entirely from the milk.
The ordinary germs are harmless
unless they exist in larger numbers
than 800. 600 to tho cubic oentimstef,
II cubic epntimeter. which il y
trlfle larger than n cube a auartar
of an inch square. contains NOM
than half million. it probably
contains an excessive amount ~
manure. and lie liable 20 produce
collie and other unpleasant rusuita
Ia Infants
To prevent the germs from multi
plying too rapidly. tho ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
ENp 81 PREsIpENTs TRIP

After breaking camp and coming
out OF the wilderness the president
boarded. At Gienwood Springs. on
May s. a finely appointed special
train on the Denver a. Rio Grande
railroad for his return to Wishing
ton. Seemingly 20 emphasize the
fact that ne has returned to the
haunta OF man. the railroad COM
pany has issued an artistic souvenir
showing the time of the train from
Gienwood Springs 20 Denver and
the numerous scenic attractions en-
route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
GERMANS HONOR scHILLER

BERLIN. May e.--The Tooth an
nlvernary OF sehillers death was
observed here today on n big scale.
By special order Of the kaiser the
holiday IL being observed I'm eli
Prunsian state schools. At noon to-
day the public celebration az the
foot Of the Schiller monument. IN
front o. the Royal theater. was held
This evening special performances
OF Schiller's plays VIII be given IN
All the theatera. One hundred thou
saud copies Of schlllera works are
distributed among the working men
OF the capital.
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aver that Shey will be able 10 con
duct their business IA usual u their
men are protected from mobs They
charge that the teamHtera union has
broken contracts without proyaca-
ton, and through many strikes dur
ina the past few years has become
intoieNble Tho employers add that
they simply want 70 uottle the quea-
tion whether the union or the people
control the streets
Tho transfers deny these charges
aud declare that tho employers are
perpniuating a fight to carry uut
a carefully prepared campaign
against union labor. In case of VIC
tory they would dictate labor cGndi-
tions aud wages Meantime che
toamaters are willing TO fig;t & out
and they are willing TO arhlttate
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PUT TOMBSTONE ON
LIVE MANS GRAVE

Columbus. Ohio. May a.
= The official protest % a man /
Awho asserted that an intruder {
q IN occupying bis grave and US !
4 ing his tombstone. was receiy- I
q "a the other day by Adiuthnt {
q General Critchfieid. who gasp !
= "a with establishment when he /
4 read the communication.
= The complainant. Joseph /
= Mahaffy. a member OF Com
pany A. Fourth regiment I
4 wrote
4 I have been Ia tho eastern /
= country thirty years ana came
= back here on a visit and ind
= they have me dead and buried
= az Mount Vernon and my
= Tombstone on another mans
q grave. would like 60 know
= the person that got my togah-
4 ntene. f0r l am liable 90 die /
4 aEaip aame day and went a
= tombstone or the money 20 buy
q ene."
4 a 4 4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
AT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION. May ..
The following notice was served
upon the students Of the university
yesterday.
Hear yet The bounty OF an all
wlse Providence, the gentle rain
from heaven, and the blessed sun
shine have united TO draw forth
from the heart OF Mother Earth
many bright leaved herbs. sweet
scented ferns. and balsamy firs. But
the manifest generosity OF Nature
Is net appreciated by this thaukless
generation of mankind. Therefore.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.
PORT TOWNSEND.
Collectors office. May 8. 1905.
SUPPLIES FOR REVENUE VES-
GTIaS

Collectors office. May s. 1905.
SUPPLIES FOR REVENUE NES-
sEIsS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for sup
plying rations and coal 20 vessels
OF the Revenue Cutter Service, reg
ulariy stationed or temporarily
within the Collection District of
Puget Sound. Washington. and 90
be delivered on board said vessels In
the harbor OF Seattle. Tacoma or
Port Townsend, Washington Cat
the option OF the successful bidder),
during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1906. viii be received at this
office until 2 o'clock p. m. OF Mon
day, May %. 1905. at which time
and place they win be publicly
opened. The coal furnished 10 be
anthracite or bitumlnous OF best
quality: uniform I'm character: TO
weigh 2.240 pounds TO the ton; 10 be
delivered on board the vessels at
such times and In such quantities.
as mny be required, ut localities
readily accessible TO said vessels.
and to be subject TO inspection as TO
quality and weight. Bidders will
name the prices both for steamlns
and stove coal. and also their fncili-
ties for furnishing the vessels with
fresh water. and their charges
therefor Blank forms OF proposal
for ratlons, with specifications and
schedule showing component parts.
may be had upon application 20 this
office. and PROPOSALS MUST BE
SUBMITTED ON THESE FORMS.
Bidders win name the place where
delivery Is to be made. Separate
bids viii also be received at the
same time and place for lubrioatina
and illuminating oils. The right Il
reserved to reject any or alt bids.
c. W. IDE. Collector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
MRS PlEREA0o oEAo

Mfs. Pisruaua. a lodging house
keeper. who Vas Injured an PIKE
street Monday afternoon. died Al
the WaYnide Emergency hospital
three houfs after the accident Tier
skull was fractured and a leE bfoh-
sn. 4 non. A. ,. Hoas. resides IN
this city. The death was purely ae-
eidentsl and no Inquest viii b
hcid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
THE FACTS AND THE BLAME
FOR THE CHICAGO LABOR WAR

,ssvplArloN or weee CONTRACT by AN EMPLOYERS as
ISOLATION TIE BEeNNNo-A sY@PArHErle STRIKE
w,rA rHe VICTIMS OF THIS REPUTATION GAVE rHE
CHANCE FOR WHICH THE EMPLOYERS HAD LOOKED AND
orup1RArELY PLANNED, a WAR or DETERMINATION
AGAINST TIE STRONGEST UNION IN oHeAoo-REpUolA.
uoN OF CONTRACT ALSO CHARGED sV EMPLOYERS
MEANWHILE rae uNoFFsNoiNo PUBLIC Is THREAT.
snro VITA FAMINE AND WAR PRICES
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cHILnREN WgRE LosT

kALiSPELL Mont. May "A
woman named Atkinson found four
children in the woods near here.
who had been deserted by their
parents and left in an empty cabin
On the mountains. The Oldest Il rs
years and the youngest months.
When found by the woman they
were Hu weak from want OF food
they could scarcely walk They said
n mountain lion had been wltehinR
their cabin Tor days and they were
afraid 10 venture out The lion fci-
lowed the five into town. state
Humane officer schorufeid has the
children IN charge.
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NAUGHTY COMMITTEE

The health nnd sanitation commit
tee Of the council was chided Mon
day afternoon at the meeting OF the
board OF health FOR lts delay I'm ap-
proprIating $4,000 for the repairs OF
the pesthouse. The board asked for
the appropriation several months
ago but the council has not yet
taken up the matter
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his friends fear he has committed
suicide. He Was a nephew Of L. ".
Druce. Of Seattle. Reeves Was once
train dispatcher on the Grand
Trunk. but drink downed him. He
has been 3 dishwaSher at Hotel
Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
CHM Y6Eh BURIED

With All the imposing ceremonies
Of Chinese Free Masonry. chin Jun
Nuefg % Juneau. Alaska. q we'll
known Chinese. was intvfred In
Lake NicW cemetery Monday after
moan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May a.
p. II. Newell. chief engineer OF the
reclamation service. today received
a letter from Congressman Jones
asking that the irrigation commit
tees which will go West in June TO
make stops at North Yakima, Pas
co, Spokane. Ellcnsburg and Walla
Walla. In order TO see the irrigation
possibilities Of Eastern Washing
ton.
PARIS. May a.-Dr. Motone. the
japanese consul had another con-
ference with Minister Delcasse this
afternoon, presumably in connec-
ton with the present situation in
Indo-China.
EVERETT. May e.-The Everett
base ball team left for Victoria Mon
day morning where the first games
OF the season viii be played Tues
day and Wednesday. Steele OF the
Rainiers was signed TO catch as they
have no regular catcher as yet The
team viii return 10 Everett Thurs
day and will open tho league sea-
son with BelilnEham Special rates
have been secured on the railroads
and a large crowd is expected.
TACOMA. May JAS Carroll.
manager Of the Tacoma Amateur
athletic club. thinks he has another
match for Tommy Burns. the lad
who defeated Dave Barry here
Tuesday. Philadelphia Jack o.
Brien Is the man he has matched
for the fight. This bout VIII In
volvc the middle weight Champion
ship OF the world. The plan at
present IL TO have the bout on July
at the base BAN park.
ALBANY, n. Y. May a-The two
trans continental automobile racers.
who started across the continent
from New York yesterday. pulled up
nt Albany this morning. They ex-
pect 10 reach Portland In time for
the national good roads convention
on June 81. The men are operating
the seven horse power oldsmo-
bilcs.
EVERETT. May a.-Harry Reeve.
ngod so. disappeared satusday and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
SPRING ovgRcoAT OF
TAR AND FEATHERS

sNoHoMfaH May 81 liberal
coat Of tar ana feathers was admin
istrreG to Prank Cleveland. q prumi-
nent dry goods merchant. last even
Ing.
Cleveland wsa caught IN an Get
or serious misenuaucs ~ a large
gfosFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
MORE POWER OVER ROADS

DENVER. May Sin his Denver
speech. Monday. President Roose-
Welt expressed his desire for q
strong regulatory power over rail-
roads. He said the Interstate rail-
road commission should fix r9IeA
pending appeal and that the private
car evil should be remedied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

A FEW or THE NEW sULEs FOR DARYMEN
Do not allow than 30 00O00.00O germs each
quart OF milk
Mlhcr toba They must wear a special
suit OF clothes while In the barn
DO not talk loud while in he Noise boaaeB
uyHtem.
DO not allow dogs around barn while
milking
DO mako travel IA a
lo does with boyiuea
Keep posted" uptodat 70 literature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
RATS TURN ON GAS

IN BEDROOM. !
q OMAHA, May Gas, turn /,
= ed on by rats, nearly caused I,
= the death Of David White, /
. 3t5k ~. Fifteenth. /,
= a gas range 10 located in I
q Whites room. During the night
q rats pouneed upon the remains {,
= Of a supper and cached" Il be-
n hind the range. In passing 70
= and fro the rodents turned the I
= cut off cock, allowing the gas !
4 TO escape. !
4 White narrowly escaped as i,
= phYSiation before relatives 4
4 sursilsd the fumes and dragged !
= him from the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
SPECIAL RATE

East via Northern Pacific. Only
1870 20 Winona Lake. Ind. and re-
turn. Tickets on sale May IL only.
can at N. Z. Ticket office. s's
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SAYS sNEETAEkRT
MAKES HER STEAL.

= INDIANAPOLIS. May A.
Asserting that her sweetheart
IL a hypnSsiss ard eenpeis her
10 steal, June Elliott. charged
with theft, asked Judge Aiferd
so release her. She declared in
\ teaea that she 10 under 3 spsii
, and forced 20 steal.
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nv JACOB wALnEcK
s,.s,al to Thc star


rucAco May 9-Thorc IS an
..ssbie and 4 real causc Of the
s,...sroes strike coalitions herr.
zansrsntly they are a result Of
.sn,Sal u Montgomery. Ward a
~ ~ 70 rs.employ 10 sriking garment
workers - -. 49,,
..s.,sh an effort OF the employers
!. ssrcaks the taamsters' union.
=. stnonrsst labor organization tn
tAa ely. -.
- seamsters are willing 70 arol-
sraiA ~.
- falk They have long pre-
- fof What they intended should
awu az extcgmluation-
FAa employers believe that the
$500 issue IS favorable 70 their
- the tsamstsra having 40 griev-
.s.ss A. 10 Wages Or hours and be-
~ sugagsd in a purely symPaihet-
Z nflke =,
g ne employers are pressing ne
e.As--pfesslng Il with money IN
rssllns tAe talent Of their lawyers.
ssslr lnflnfaee IN court and with The
srrsorltleS Il must be % finish.
,s-r az a finlsh favorable 20 them.
wnFs willing % conclude peace.
"a tamNarx are not shrinking
tsn re confilct They have tnll
ssssaears il their ability. With 40
~ members 10 take care OF them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

We. the people 81 the University Of
Washington. DO hereby declare war
20 the knife upon all these hordea Of
heretien within our borders. ana We
do hereby set apart Friday next as
the day OF determination. Let every
man arm himself FOR the fray and
let the women OF our land provide
pork and beans for the austenauce
OF the warriors. Let pouitlces and
bandAFea be prepared for the
wounded. Let all our people heark-
en- TO this summons. and heed Il
well
sny the committee Of Holydays.
Miner Roberts. Herbert u. Car
fington, William n slavery"
The students will be divided into
squads for campus day. ana will
work IN different places, u. G.
Jackson will be nj the head Of the
men and Miss Cathrtne Edwards
win have charge % the eo-eds. The
faculty and post graduates viii
constitute the awkward squad. A
lawn tennis ball In the evening viii
conclude the day. AT which the
proper garb will be a tennis suit or
other outing apparel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
Freak Rules In Latest
Milk Ordinance

BOARD or HEALTH PREPARES BUNCH OF REGULATIONS
THAT TAKE TIE cAKE"- WILL KEEP. MR. siLKMAN
GUESSING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

The University Of Washington IN
inAuRurating a system which will
be Of decided benefit 90 the high
schools OF western Washington.
Trained athletes are being sent 20
coach the track teams Of the schools
one day each week. preparing them
for the state high school meet here
this month. Tom Mcdonald goes to
Everett and George Bracket to
Puyniiur. Today Professor Roller
L. In Olympia IN the interest Of the
state meet. The university VIII
send a coach 20 any school IN this
part Of the state desiring one. pro-
vided they viii pay his expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As
sEABLY

r..ts A winona Lake. ma The
xsrtherr Pacific sells reunt trip
sl,kss. At t7s.ts. on May 18TH call
mxp. cty Ticket office. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

EVERETT. May a.-Harry Reeve.
aged so. disappeared Saturday and
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
., :, > g g sss . 3 g - g p Q 9 g
HOTELS
3 9, g 6, g g q @ g g 9. 9. g g @ g,

= $, . g g 8, q % g g 9. q q g q g .
INTER-OCEAN-L. H. Clark, Man
cos; Andrew Ormiston, Colorado
Springs; A. p. Briggs. p. d. Rice. ID.
II. G.; John Ruetz, Hesperus: George
II. Sharrock, Divide. Colo.
PALACE-E. Y. Handley, c. Roder,
Pueblo; C. l.. Streeten. Lamar; Frank
Jones, o. F, Helfrich, Rockw ood Mrs.
II. w. Pollard and children, Chama
w. T. Chillin. Houghton, Pa: S. S.
Oberrender, Frfton. Pa; Mike Ryan,
Pueblo; j. e. Chapson Pagosa
Springs; A. j. Kirk. Silverton.
STRATER-Ray Pyke. Slverton. !.
j. w. Buckley, Florida River; A. II.
Halter. lshpening, Micn; w. o. Ell
lott, Denver: + B. Townsend. Pueb-
10: Frank Pierce, Frank Stapliu. wife
and boy Pennington; S. r. Blair
Philadelphia: J. II. Saul. Rochester,
N. Y; VIM. l.. Rice, Lansing, Mich. I;
"A. II. Jordan, Denver; Mrs. Ed. Buch-
anan, Hermosa; w. w White, Goring,
Neb.; w H. Cobb. St Joe; W. Mar.
ford, Pueblo: H. A. Conner. w. d.
Ganstein. Denver: A. S. Meldrum
Ridgway; C. NJ. Sperry. bayfield,: F.
A. Manley Denver; c. w. Fisherdck
La Plata, N M. o. p. Scudder, Bos.
ton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
w. j. Patterson will make an ideal


The board of trade is in receipt of
letter from the Colorado State Re-
atty association in Denver. stating
they are in communication with one
of the largest emigration companies
IN the East who desire to secur,
tract of 100000 acres of land with wa.
ter for irrigation for colonization pur-
poses. II 100000 in one tract cannot
be secured, they say two tracts of
oo,ooo each close together. would do.
They say the land. with water, must
be had so 1t can be sold to the colon
lists for $40 to 500 an acre This is
far below the value of land with water
to irrigate it in this section, and while
at that price no nope could be held
out to colonists, the letter shows that
this section is receiving attention
throughout the East. Mr.. Armstrong
assistant secretary of the board of
trade, says this is the direct result of
stereopticon lectures in the East. scar
ried on by men employed by the Re
atty association. He says four views
OF Durango are presented in lectures.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
About rheumatism.

There are few diseases that infiict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for
which suhc varied and unseless lot
oil remedies nave been suggested. To
say that it can be cured is. therefore,
bold statement to make, but Chamber
iain's Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex.
tensive sale, mas met with great sue
cess in the treatment of this disease.
One application of Pain Balm will
relieve the pain, and hundreds of sut-
terers have testified to permanent
cures by its use. Why suffer waen
Pain Balm affords such quick relief
and costs but trifie? For sale by all
druggists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03

could buy IT, drinks the whole pint
because ne cannot get any less. But
those who manage the dispensaries
| and others who are observing their
operations insist that this is not true,
and that they promote sobriety. es-
pecially among the negroes. Tie
keeper of the dispensary is authorized
to refuse any or all applicants, &c
cording TO his judgment. Their is no
way to compel him to sell, and as he
Is paid salary by the county and
has no profit from the busine IS there
is no induce ment for him 10 do Sc He
Is forbidden by law to sell to ha5itual
drunkards OI to men wno nave al
ready been drinking. and may siuse
to furnish liquor whenever his jndg
ment is against il.
There is always profit in a disren-
sary. because 1t is monopoly 1t does
cash business. the expense of man
agement is very small, and prices are
regulated SO as to produce revenue.
The proceeds are devoted 10 school
purposes. Al Tuscaloosa, for exam
pie, the dispensary pays profit OF
$50, 900 a year, OF which $4,000 goes
TO the county and $4,000 to the city
SCHOOLS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
Have You anything to sell? Adver.
tise 1t in the Herald.

Cheap rates to Los Angeles and San
franc iseo and return, q 20 Int OF head
camp C-1nd Cicle q 5000 of the
Woodmen G. the WUrid and Wemen
OF Woodci,'L Is Aas8.lg, iplil IS
for the ata,e c-clstons tLisl VIII
be sold-i.it sir.s llni sd--st one
tare for the round trip to San Fran.
CISCO and Los Angeles. Good TO re.
turn in 80 days from date of sale
Dates OF sale, April IL, II, 1S. IA and
10.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
ALWAYS AWAkE-THosE LITTLE
BROWN FIRE ALARMS.

Fire is worry dangerous thing, but
can generally be prevented If you
have warning in Hme. The Little
Brown Fire Alarm is adjusted to any
degree OF heat or cold and alarms are
automatic in action. To see them is
To have one in your home The pur-
chase price, only 81. is a small sum
considering their real value. Call
and examine same.
w. T. WALES & co.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved.

The eXcruciating pains characterist-
ic of rheumatism and sciatica are
quickly relieved by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Tne great pain
relieving power of the liniment has
been the surprise and delight of
thousands of sufferers. The quick re-
lief from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. For sale
by all druggists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
A o ,dy Ger e rms.

Dr. Eersln F1na. Ills. writes: Il
nave used Ballard's Snow Linment;
always ectmnended it t. my friends.
as | an confident there is no better
made 1t is dandy for burns.
Those who live on farms are especial.
liable to many accidental cuts
burns, bruises, which hs-l rapidly
when Ballsrd's Snow Liniment is an.
pied. II should always be kent in
the house for cases of emergency %
25c, soc. Sl.Oo bottle. Sold by j. l..
Parsons
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
Cures Coughs and Co Ids.

Mrs. c. Peterson, 625 Lake St, To.
peka, Kansas. says: of all cough
remedies Ballard's Horehound Syrup
il my favorite; it mas done and will
do all that is claimed for Ito speed
lily cure all coughs and cods-and it
is SO sweet and pleasant to the taste ''
25c. soc, 800 bottle. Sold by l.. Par
sons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03

j. A. Dunham for painting, paper
hanging and calcimining. Wanted
~ secondhand carpets Phone.
black, 2O4 Leave orders at star
Bakery.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
FRUIT, FLOWERS, SHADE.

Milton can now supply you with
choice young trees from his new
nursery. Salesgrounds, corner Tenth
and Main.