Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-03
Strictly one-price at Nathan's.

strictly one-p"ice at Nathan's.
j. NJ. johnson has long been a resi-
dent of the First ward. He is known
by most every voter and we have vet
TO hear a derOgatory word concerning
MS standing as man or his ability
to conduct the affairs of the city. Mr.
Johnson Is certainly an ideal candi-
date for alderman
IL the party in corduroys who mad
verlantly took some one else's um.
brella from the postoffice last even
ming, Will kindly return the same to
the owner. whose name is engraved on
the handle plate. he will confer a IA
vor upon himself and the owner, like
wise
DR., A. T.. Davis may not be as well
known as some of the old-timers of
Durango, but tnose who do know him
will voucn for his honesty and ability.
He is OF the kind that will make the
city go ahead If such thing is posi-
BILE. The voters of the Second ward
should see inat he is on their ticket
by all means.
ID. w. Woods died last night at 1880
at the Ochsner hospital from hear,
trouble. He was about sixty years
cd and member of the G. A. r. He
had been living on a small ranch near
Aztec and was brought to the hospital
In precarior, condition about a week
ago, and death was daily expected
ever 5.nce his arrival. His only
known relative is brcther in Mid
dleton, Indian Territory.
One of the stores which has won its
way 10 leading position in the local
commercial world in an exceedingly
short time IS that OF A. L. Nathan &
Co., dealers in me6 and boys olotn-
Ing. The 1JDre is fixed up In such
mannpr as to show --Ige line of
goods al Sance, and it tt Ses orly
q c'sur' i1spection to conyl ace cne
that no goods carried are of nigh
lality. One important thing worthy
OF mention is the fact that all goods
are T't'nly marked ara the price of
an arti e IL the same to one as an
C,ner-no raises and no reductions.
purchaser need not waste his time
trying to get the lowest price on an
article. for the lowest price is already
given The firm, by their style of
business, has bull up large patron
age already and 1t is still on the in
crease.
This has been great day with the
FGf.)gs and 1t but emphasizes the fact
that in that store they never do any.
thing hy halves. Great preparations
have been in progress the past few
days getting ready for the millinery
opening. and not for tbs alone, but
for the best display possiblerof the lat
est por lar STYLES Of the mammoth
line OF goods purchased during Mr.
Rachofsky's trip East. When the
blinds We're raised this morning the
elegant and artistic window displays
attracted the attention Of every pass
erby AMI many who had no previous
notion OF going in were impelled to en-
ter. Inside the store was never so
attractive, There were not only new
goods, but they were arranged in
styles that were new, for progression
Is one OF the secrets OF success with
this firm. Although the day has been
extremely bed, necessitating the post.
popement till Monday Of the opening
and musical program. many callers |
have throDged the store since early
morning. thus proving thar even the |
worst kind Of day mas no terrors for |
many OF the women when there is |
something new TO see in the millinery |
and dry goods world.