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The daily tribune., 1905-07-31
President Receives.

Oyster Bay, July sl-Prssident
Roosevelt today received Baron Rossn
and sscrstary Wilson. Roesn came
% arrange details for the reception Of
Witts md Wilson to Fecsivs bis in.
strsesioos - report on the scandals In
~ dspaRtasnt o3 ths asgiculsurs.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-31

&1h the choicest rssi-
denes iots Ia tie city =
The daily tribune., 1905-07-31
Wreck on Rock Island,

Joliet. ILL.,. July 8l-A passenger
train on the Rock land railroad
was wrecked near here today. Six
persons were injured. The wreck
was caused by . misplaced switch.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-31
yIN1sHMo TOUCHES

yINIsHN0 TOUCHES - John
Houston this Derning started men 1t
work decorating ths interior Of the
Ohfistisn Science church. Thsy are
tintipg and snamslipg the walls. The
work will occupy shout two wsshs.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-31
GIGANTIC COMPANY
TO FIGHT STANDARD
Concern Being Organized to
Compete With Octupus.
Buying Oil Land and Producing
Wells--Will Build the Larg-
est Refinery in the
World.

Kansas City. July sl-Ths announces. :.
ment is expected 10 be made within
week from Pittsburg. Pa, OF the
formation Of new oil company under
the auspices Of the Mellens. wealthy
bankers-the formation Of . company
that will prove . menace TO the Stand
ard Oil company and prevent it, fur
ther monopoly.
Options have been taken on rtllions
Of acres Of land that 10 1t present
producing 1900 barrels Of oil daily.
Details have bean delayed awaiting
announcement Of the closing Of the
option. The new company will
build . pipe line $50 miles long to
Port Arthur. Texas. where the largest
independent oil refinery plant in tho
world will be built.
Scores Of producers have gone to
Pittsburg. The Shell Trading and
Transportation company. which has
wrested . good deal Of tbs oil trade In
the Oriant from the Standard Will bs
interested with tho Mellens.
A local banker holds the contracts
and is awaiting word from PittsbuYR
to distribute them. The producers
will receive 500 and stock for each
barrel Of production.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

3 cans of corn ani 8 cans OF toma-
toes, all for soc for this week only.
MUNoY & DAVIS
q. W. II. Shepherd aud son Gar
maid. of Rogersvilie. was 10 town last
week visiting relatives.
Hi. Roller aud wife. Of Churches.
Tenn. spent last week in town visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs John Barker.
Attorneys j Norment Powell. d.
d Hull. of Bristol. Geo T.. Pecry.
10. NJ. Wears aud e. L. Barr. OF
Wise. spent last Friday night In
town on professional bushes.
George II E,ser. Of Dorchester,
spent last Friday night ia the Gap.
u pounds OF aakea hominy this
week for 25c Muse, & DAVIS.
a. johnson, q prominent lumber
dealer Of Pennington Gap was in
town Monday on business
Miss Ellice Horton. of Winchester.
Ky, is in town thi, week visiting
her covsin, Miss Lura Willis
3 Mackeral, this week only. 25c.
MUScY G DAVIS.
The second torn Of the public
school al ihis place. opened Monday.
aud the prospects are dattcrng Con d
good term.
The Wise Electric Company ha.
installed a new aad up-to date lyua-
mo and are now giving splendid
service.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward ID. Kohn. OF
S24 Nineteenth street have auuouuc.
ed the engagement OF their iaugb
ter, Miss Stella hohn. Co Nt. Lu.iu'
Barnett Of Boston Mr barnett ar
rived in the city la-t night 90 reinat
over the holiday,-R.c. ill.
/ (HL) Onion.
Rev. ID. NJ. Austin. who has bec.
pastor OF the Christian Church a
this place for the pa,t three years
has resigned hi, charge and icit luc.
day for Spencer. Henry county. \a.
where be has accepted the la,talat
Of the church at that place Dc
not known at this writing wao vil
be sent 70 take charge oi The chulcl
at this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
49, ---
BEAUTIFUL NEDDiNU'
Miss Mabolle Claire Wells Be-
comes Bride OF William
troy Nickols.

The erowning social event Of the
season vas The marriage Of Miss
Msbelie Claire. eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. l. c.. Wells. Of this
place TO Mr.. William irby Nickel-.
Of Dig Stone Gap The wedding took
place "Wednesday in the Graham
Presbyterian Church which was most
beautifully and tastefully decorated
for the occasion with white aud green.
three beautiful Christmas bells hang
Ing Just over the altar Many beau
tiinl growing plants were among the
decorations. also evergreens. lsurels
and palm. The decorations had been
arranged by Misses Paralce Buckley.
Of Big Stone Gap. Lizzie Adams. OF
Norton; Tempe Osborne. Annie VIII
son and Bessie Wells. Of Graham
Promptly At L. o'clock the bridal
party marched in 20 the strains Of
Lohengrin's wedding march bcsuti-
fully reuicrelhy Mrs. o. y. Ed
munds. in the following order: Brides
maids. Misses Minnie and Margaret
Nickei-. sister. of The groom. grooms-
men. Me-sr. O. T.. Taylor. % Big
/ Stone Gap. ana Harry smith. OF
Graham. thc little flower girls were
Misses Elizabeth Wells. Elizabeth
Tut. Annie Fcuchtenberger and Vir.
gie Burton. maid OBJ honor. Miss Bes
sic Wells. ihc groom came in On the
arm of has best man. Mr. /. +. Giily,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

The Baltimore Ssn. IL a recent IS
sue. has the following 10 say q john
Fox. Jr.. the Aathof. Who is in the
hospital a. tkst place receiving treat
nsen, for rheumatism
ISere was never a more cheerful
patient 1t hospital thsR Mr. John
Fox. Jr.. author Of "The Little
shepherd q Kiugiom Come and
numerous other stories. aud until
lately war correspondent in Msneho-
ria. Lying rpon his oed ia the Tn
ion Protestant Inkrmary from an sg-
gravsted case Of rheumatism. he
seems perfectly a; home and
ready 70 converse on any subject.
Fresh from the war in the Far East,
he declares that the battle between
Russia and Japan viii terminate 10
an alliance between the two coun-
tries. This means. he says. that the
two countries viii have controlling
interest ia the Far East Mr. Fox
has great confidence ia the Japane.c
navy. and thinks IL able 20 take care
Of itself when the new Russian feet
arrives
As a war correspondent. Mr. Fox.
ike other foreign correspondents. was
not permitted Co go Co the front. ard
left early IN september with Mr.
Richard Harding Davis. having be-
come Disguised with the way the COR
respondents were hamperei iu send
log reports aud not being permitted
Go reach the firing line. lie attri-
butes this treatment ON the part cd
/ thc Japs Co lack of confidence IN ior-
/ eigncrs. lie has bcca at his head.
quarters. Big Stone Gap. Va. and
went Co Washington o. spend Christ.
mas with Mr. Thomas Nelson Page
There be met Dr. Lewis g. Morris
OF Birmingham. Ala aud WAS accom-
. panied io Baltimore Tuesday might
By Dr. Morris They registered sN
thc Beivelero and yesterday 49, 20,
went Co the Union Protestant lnirm.
airy. where De will remain until hi'
condition materially improves. he D.
under the care of Professor ~ s
. Thayer Mr. Fox came O. Bslu
/ more because Dec is so well acquaint
/ cd with The physician. here.
+ Dir. Fox ha,n no desire GO return g,
/ The seat 10 war; DE is NOE engage.
40 present boz amy new work AND wi'
remain perfectly quiet until hi- hcslti
improves.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
COAL FOR THE POOR.
Five Car Loads VIII be Distri-
Outed by Roanoke 3. p.


BoANofE. Va, Dec 2S.-The Blue
field Coal and Coke Company,
through its agent. Col Frank Korte,
has donated e. the b. l.. %. +. Of
this city five car loads Of coal. which
will be delivered some time IA Jan
nary. This coal will be distributed
TO the poor OF the city. and the five
car loads will go a long way towards
relieving the actual wants of the poor
people.
Mr.. korte has been most active in
assisting the Elk's lodge Of this city
and has never failed TO secure large
amount annually, which has been dis
tfibuted among tse poor.
Mr. korte viii be ia the city with
his family for few days
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

Honaker had a destructive fire Fri
day night. The large barn OF the
Hon. j. f. Griffith, representative. in
the Legislature. burned together with
all his hay, straw. oats and fodder,
and seventeen head Of horses and cat
tie They managed to get fifteen
head Of cattle out Of the barn. lac hav-
ing thirty-two head IN all. The
cause Of the fire is unknown. Loss
two thousand dollars. Insurance one
thousand-W Vtbcrlle Eaierpr,se
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
Returns From An Extensive
Europoan lip.


European Trip.
Mr.. w. b. Stockton. who has been
five months travelling ia Europe. has
returned Co Bristol, which brings AL
who have ever imbibed Beaver Creek
water back 20 itself They cannot
stay away 1t they want to--which
very few DO. Nj. Stockton sailed for
England IN June and visited thar
country, Holland Belgium. Germany.
Switzerland aud France. aud while
delighted with al the countries he
has been ia, he returns convinced.
like all good Americans. that Amcri-
ca is the place 70 live. and will soon
overtop all other nations like a giant.
Mr.. Stockton visited Heidelburg
when one OF the corps Of students had
iete aud hoated down the river At
night in Illuminated barges. singing
their college and corps songs. The
ancient castle ruins were Illuminated,
and the whole effect was one OF typ
zeal German sentiment Mr.. Stock
A8A 0ftaN nHNN VI AAo AiAL" ia I AAA-
and England which he speaks OF as
everyone does, as having an indie
scribable charm. tie spoke Of the
slight difficulty Of travelling. as Eag
lish Is spoken everywhere. and Amer
leans are met at every place-even
those which are Out o. the beaten
paths Of travel.
Mr.. Stockton will 20 to his mining
operations at Oreton where he Is gen
erai manager Of the keystone Goa
aud Iron Company. Mr. stockton:
return possibly indicates that opera
lions will be resumed at these miaei
after lapse Of some six months 0
idleness. These mIaes employ
large number Of men, and yield
large quantity Of good qusIity o
foscifcrous iron ore.---Bris;ol Courier
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
INJUNCTION.

lodge Skeen. Of the Circni, Court
Of Wise county. upon petition Of
counsel for the South and Western
Railway Company. has granted
ee0nter injoactioa restraining the
Virgiuis AND Southeastern Railway
Company from locating or attempt
iug so locate any line Of railroad over
any part Of she location Of the South
aud Western Railway Company from
the mouth Of Guests River to Toms
Greek, aud from acquiring or at
tempting q acquire any rights o.
way IA this territory. until further
order Of the court.
This order Is the result Of the move
on the part of the South and West
ern to meet the injunction granted by
tAe same Judge a few DAYS ago re-
straining the South and Western
from further work on its line between
the mouth of Guests River and Toms
( Greek
As The contest stands both compa-
mics are restrained from operating In
any way in the Guests River Valley.
which affords most desirable outlet
from the coal fields 20 the Southwest
and through which the old right OF
way of The e.. G.. G road extends and
3. now held by the South and West
ern.
1t b, through this valley the Nir-
ginIa and Southeastern proposes 20
construct iis line from Clinchport &c
Toms Cleek.
lt b., expected that the matter will
come mp before Judge Skeen for ar.
gumeut some time during the present
MnlA.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
JOHN FOXIN
THE HOSPITAL.

BMrvme Dec 2S-Mr John
Fox, Dr.. the autho- aud war CORE
spondent. is at the Belveiere. accom-
panied by his physician, DR. Lewis
G.. Morris. OBJ Birmingham, Ala. Mr.
Fox i, victim OF au aggravated case
OF rheumatism. and went this after
aeon % the Union Protestant lnfrm
nv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

l. displayed by many man enduring
pains OF Accide7lzal cuts. wounds. bruises,
burns. scaids, sore feel or stif joints,
But there's 40 aeei for ia. Backlens Ar
nica Salve wiii kin the paiz and cure the
trouble. its the best salVe GA earth fol
Piie-, too 25c AtJ. W. Keliys. Drug
gist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
NE Big Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. JAN .. 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS.

..t,. spent sunday IN town.
d A. Alexander. Of Georgel, was
town last week.
e. G.. Kelly. OF Dorchester, spent
Iaajsy in the Gap.
John n. King. OF Louisville. was
.,ersi at Hotel Eugene last Sat
lay.
So. O. Maufy. Of Bristol, was in
r. .a-t week.
SIS. ". Thompson. Of Gate City,
,a town last Thursday.
r..ac the old Reliable groeers Tor
,lug chats good. Phone "a.
,ra, Bu,llng MUScY * DAVIS.
li...u. j. $ Asbury, Of Stouega,
D.. B. Cash. OF Osaks, spent sun
~ .u town.
lsl.c >keca Is holding circuit
900. at Wise obi, week.
$780, Harris. cashier of the Inter
Fmaucc aud Trust Company az
( aaI,. spent sunday iu town.
Clr, Henry Taylor. United States
i umi.sioucr at this place, went 20
SEE Monday Go attend circuit court.
k Couk. OF Satyilie. was in
d $500 .a-t week.
l.n.renrs 30c per dozen. this
IL mIy. MDN,l s. DAVIS.
Henry S johnson. of Seaboard.
u n,e.l courty. spent ihe holidays
h a relatives Doc scott county
b. Mcconnell. OF Gate City.
ia toua ls,t Friday.
D. Frazier. OF Bristol. spent last
4 aay night m town.
ia,t received fine shipment Of
keaisau potatoes.
Mu>,l * DAVIS.
3D. IS ohaukiiu. proprietor Of Ho-
n laseuc, spent last Saturday at
n ..u 900 business.
.a, ,
,T-D ~.
ar $50 Geolgei WAS ga town last
A oa business
FAuou,ys =. q. Euliitt, II. T. Ir-
t-l.r ,.I.. 49,, =,
.77....;...s .,,onS ,;r.
col,t
r.,.,..,.i f..,n, of,v;s.
49, l.- go. 81. ~
,..,,,.~ NJ. go. Int.
aad Mrs. ID. IL bruce.
y. r. 1...;..
.s ~ .,,.,,.,.ao,
-ap aud Lima Beans.
MDA,l d DAVIS.
H..
a. W '''''''' VINO speN' 'N'
days with ms parents m Lee
' ''D '''' ~ gus "o' b '' i''''
'l'"'s'
bee Womeu's Home Mission So.
ni.i meet with Mrs. ID. II
Thursday Afternoon at. tire,
eA.
$ Carter, the popular clerk fol
d, Sloan aud Taylor at this place
pending a lew DAYS with relatives
cate City this week.
iay. Goodloe. who spent the holi
visiting homelolks in the Gap
mned 10 school at the v. NJ. l..
''' ''"' last 0"'u'u"y'
he leuty of nice Lady Fingers an,
be tiers at SOC this week only.
D. J. Goodloe left Monday morn
ior Alton, Va, to attend dime
'he 4th Of TINS month given b.
I father IN communication of hi
n birthday.
- ~, e''' a ".vsa'' o' INNS
a. vas IA she zap las
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
FOR SALE

An up-to-date. S room. tNo ,to-
~ residence located ou Poplar Ill.,
for sale on easy terms. This fc--
idence Is FIRST class in every respect
and is well worth the price asked
20 anyone wanting ana ur-t1 date
home.
For further information apply o.
the editor of the paper
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

The Bluefeid Telegraph says
The county court has granted frame
chise 70 the Mercer Electric kaitoal
Company TO build an electric lne
from Blueheld 90 Widemouth to cone
nest with the Deepwater Railway, si-
SO to build line from B.ued-li Do
Athens via Princeton. lt Is learned
that offers have already been made 90
finance the scheme. Ii is considered
a good project aud there is no doubt
that it will be constructed at early
date. and eventually continued from
Widemouth TO Bramwell and thence
through the coal fields
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05
FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay, chop and
com at reasonable prices. Cali and
see Us. We are also dealers In coal
J. b. PArrERsoS x Co.
Fts sm
Old newspapers for sale at this
office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

ola newspapers for sale at this
office
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

Books aal Novels at Taylor Bros
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QClN1NE
Tablets. AlI druggists refund the money
u ItI.II. f. cure. E. rs. Groves .ieua-
faic i~ ou ct0h hoN. 2ac. nov. it-ly
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-01-05

3 cans of corn api 3 cans OF toma-
toes, all Tor soc for this week only
MUNcY & DAVIS.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

addressed in endearing terms q. and
neither Of them bears any of the
names the woman is known by eth
er here or In Canon City. One thing
in her favor is that she is working
woman. AS far back as year ago
the Strater MOTEL sent her a ticket
to Denver to come here and work,
but she somehow failed to get the
ticket, and did not come. When she
came here from Rico recently she
applied at this hotel for work and
mentioned the circumstance. she
did housework for a time before TAX
ing a place at the Palace. She has
large correspondence with hotels
and restaurants, which indicates that
she is continually looking for work.
This may be said to be in ner favor
for the reason that an abandoned wo-
man or one who engages in the bus
mess Of kidnapping does not work for
a living
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

The officer did not arrive from
Canon City last night to take Mrs.
Ada Lough back. as was expected.
1t is likely ne will come tonight. 1t
is not generally believed here by
those who know Mrs. Lough that she
is the party who took the child, al
though 1t may be that she has iDtor-
nation which world lead to the dis
covery of the child 1t is the belief
of the officials that she is IT erely an
accessory, and not the real kidnap-
er. There are a number of things
against the woman generally One is
that sne shows herself capable of
kidnapping a child in spirit Of re-
venge against the parents, provided
she had grievance against them.
The day she was arrested she said
she and the parents Of the little girl
were good friends, but said That II
she should hereafter learn of the
whereabouts of the child. she would
fix II so the parents would never get
it again. Another thing against her
is That she has too mary names.
There is Ada Lough and Ada Law
renee. and the description of ner sent
out from Canon City gives couple
of others. Then she has too many
fellows on the string. She has writ
ten to one in Old Mexico, asking that
ne send her money to help her out
of her trouble and promises when re-
leased to come to him and work and
help him pay up his debts. Another
one in certain Colorado town. was
also written to and she asked him to
go at once to Canon City and get
work so ne could be near her during
her trial. Both Of these men were
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
DEATH OF MRS. BUCHANAN

The aged motner of Messrs. Edgar
and A. j. Buchanan died at the home
OF the latter near Hermosa shortly
after midnight. Yesterday afternoon
Edgar Buchanan received a phone
message from his brother that ais
mother was very low and he went uI
on the evening train.
Deceased was 72 years of age, and
follows her husband, who died year
ago last month
She was taken with grip some
weeks ago and Sunday it developed
into pneumonia, with above result.
In addition to the two sons above
mentioned, another son, William Nc.
kinley Buchanan. resides in Iowa,
having visited Durango at the time
of his fathers death.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row at 10 O'Clock at the residence of
A. j. Buchanan, after which the re-
mains will be brought to Durango
and laid by the side of the husband
who preceded her In Grsenmount Gem
etery.
The Herald joins many friends in
extending heartfelt sympathy to the
surviving members of the family.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

sponsible person who will take up and
care for any animal actually suffer
ing and notify the State Humane
Board, Denver, Colo, ct once. giving
description, brands, when taken and
all details, and will hold said animals
until claimed and paid for by owner
or sold, will be protected in such act.
Under the Estray Act, any animal
whose owner is unknown, or is more
than fifty miles from its accustomed
range, is an estray, and can be taken
up and notice sent to the Stock In
spection Board. Denver, who will ad-
vertise it for two weeks, and II not
claimed will be sold in ten days after
the last advertisement, and the ex-
pense be paid from the proceeds
balance to be held for the owner.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

H. B. Kerr went to Ignacio this
morning to see what could be done
FOR the starving Irdian ponies. He
has authorized parties to rescue two
or three punches Of horses that are
showed in. Nj. Kerr says anyone
taking up starving stock will be PRO-
tected. The law on this says: ANY
ohcer of said Humane Society may
lawfully take charge of any animal
found abandoned. neglected or cruel
ly treated, and Snail thereupon give
notice thereof to tine owner, IL known.
and may care ard provide for such
animal until the owner shall take
charge OF same. and the expen5e of
such care and provision shall be a
charge against the owner of suon ami
NAL and cOllectible from sucn owner
by said humane society in an action
therefor. When said humare society
shall provide neglected and abandon
ed animals with proper food. shelter
and care. 1t may detain such animals
until the expense is paid and shall
have a lien upon such animals there
for.' This may be enforced by sell.
Ing such animals at public auction
on giving written notice to the own
er, II he be known, OF the tine end
place Of such sale, at least Ave days
previous thereto. and by posting
three notices of the time and place
OF such sale in three public places
within the county for nve days IL
owner be known, and II not. for ten
days DCsvious TO such sale. Any re-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

The wagon and blacksmith shop {
Charles Naegelln is ready for all
kinds of work. Wagons repaired,
horseshoeing and farm work = spec
ialty. Farm and freight wagons and
light spring and road wagons manu-.
tactured in my shop guaranteed to
outcarry any imported. Call and .
me.
CHAR. .na NApi3M in.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
DR.. J. o. PULFoRp, Dentist
Rooms and 7, kruschks Dioek.
Phone Red 4I3.
o. Z 4. q. TIME TAsLl.

No. f16 Arrives from Denver $40 pm
No. 1fe Leaves for sIivsrton $500 p. n,
No. 1f6 Arrives from eilvert'ns: is p. n,
No. 116 Leaves for Dsnvsr $3.50 .. N,
No. 461 Leaves for sIlverton 6:46 .. N,
No. 462 Arrives from 6Iivert'n 500 p. m
RIO oRANDE souTHERN
No. s Arrives from Telluride 4:6o p. n,
No. 8 Leaves for Telluride. .7:%o .. N.
All trains daily.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
HERE WE ARE WITH TT
GOODS, QUALITY
AND PRICES
Delivered to any part Of the

, |. W. Harper Whisky.
, Guggenheim, bottled In bond.
? Green River, bottled In bond.
: Port Wines, grades.
, Sherry Wines, grades.
, California Clarets. by gallon
, or bottle.
, Zinfandel Wines, by gallon or
bottle.
Fine imported Wines ,LiQueurs,
Imported and Domestic Cigars
the box
Everything In Glassware and
Cordials.
JOHN kELLENeERGER,
Wholesale Liquor and Cigars,
Mail orders will receive prompt
attention.
s q s. 3 g g & 2 3 q q q q @ Q
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

mountains is very deep-as much as
FIVE feet deep high up, and many
ponies in that fastness, known cniefly
as the rendezvous of Black Horse, the
renegade. mo eat" because the snow
is too deep.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

When In Pennington have yorr
team fed at Aliens Grand Livery sta.
BILE, west end Of town. Timothy and
oats always on hand. Fine livery.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

Newport ranges. latest thing out
fitted with gas and smoke burning
Are box. Cuts the coal bill In half
W. G. CHAPMAN
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
BEST IN THE STATE.

A full set Of teeth-$6 guaranteed.
Crown and bridge teeth 81. Gold
filings so cents and up.
FOLSOM'S DENTAL PARI, ,ORS.