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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR Wishing to give NV
attention to the tea and coffee busi.
ness Offer my stock of secondhand
goods Tor sale at a bargain for cash
J. J.. Nhkell ll77 First avenue.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19
0. q r. O. TIME TABLE.

q a n. q. IVWE TNbCE.
No. iib Arrives from Denver $40 pm
No. lis Leaves for oIIverton 500 p. m
No. 11s Arriyas from siIvert'n9: is p. m
No. f1o Leaves for Denver $3.50 .. m
No. 46f Leaves for siiverton e:46 .. m
No. 452 Arrives from SiIvert'n $500 p. m
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
No. S Arrives from Telluride 4:5o p. m
No. Q Leaves for Telluride. .5:<o q N.
All trains daily.
DURANGO.FARMiNoToN.
Leave Durango u .. m.
Arrive farmlngton ..........t1 q m.
Leave farminpton....... .....t:3o p. M
Arrive Durango. o..........%:30 p. m.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19

Seabrisht & Seabright. NeuroIosi,t.
Over Whites Grocery Store, oppo.
site the Postofice.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19
Or. j. p. puLroRD

rooms 2, 3, 4, Kruschke Block. Phone
Red 413.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19

From Fridays Daily.
Arthur West of Aztec is at the Pal
ace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
Bon EIam,uen bcfnscindt.

Seoes @eih1ftshuuS in Stodton,
Worceiter . Gotlltp, nit Nus.
nabme Der 9anf, eingeGidert. -
Ger Sdaoen betrGgt iibCr 500
GOO. = Gin McnihcnIeben per
loren.
Cine Gcpeihe aus SltBlep, No.,
meloet, ooB Stodtor, in @orceItcr-
County flelm Weilen non Snolp Stll
an Der ~ elamurc. MorblnnO uno
Virginiai al 9abn," IN Der 9tad)t pom
Wontag otf aeitern poH elmer Sen"
crSbrltnft' fGeimgeilld)t mHr0e, lpeltlc
nit Nnsnabme 0cs gnnfgct1ilocS ic'
oes neutrality-suspicious. III Der Staot
IN Nid)e leafe. gm Otnntdg Abene
10 llbr jam in Dem SagerbauIe Dol:
F. =. Wbarton Ii. Coin cine Illrd)t.
bare G~rplolion itott, OurdD tuelde cine
Wiauer oes @eb1uoea nemolirt uno
ooIlelbe in 9rano geieBt murOe. Ter
Glerf Clarence EariOnS ldlief III et'
mem 3intmer OcS 2ngcrboiles nno
erlitt ieinen 600 in ben SlommeL
melhe iid) nit GROCER S6nealgfeit
iueiter perbreiteten.
Die gauge, 400 a0pie 5%GblenOe DC.
polferung bes Srtes betbeiligte lid)
an Den 2oiharbeiten uno perllldte
nit @oliereimern Dem @citerumiid).
greiien bes SeiierS Ginbolt 81 tbrtn.
Iie 6lummen ~iprungen aber bon
eiuem @eid1itsbouS olf ooS anocrc
iiber, mo in ungloublih flr5er 3cit
lag bos @eidGitspiertel IN Sdlltt
unO aide. Wan %uermutbet, .oab
cnt!peoer Elm Sob 1erpentili ooer eln
EulpcrfoB e~rpIobirte. Grieocnsriftcr
". 9. Eopnc, meld)cr III ieinem Siis
rcolI ncben ocm @burton' lhcn DC
bGubc lab. puroc aus ieincm StllEl
gcihleuoert; Is @cihdit2bduicr pur.
Den I'M 8on5en 5crit0rt. lin 3 ll3r
gcitcrn Worgcn gebotcn Die anitrcn.
guneen ser elmer . Nrigooen ben
Slommcn elm Solt, unO limo Die Be
troifenen eutihloiienL iofort mieocr
m~uf5uboueu. Wante 8cidGitslcutc
lilpo fait ruinirt. bod miro oenIelben
i~inon5iele Siilfe gebradt iperocu.
Sr. 3. y. @barton Elm WitgIieo Scr
Stoots : Sd)ulbeborOe, lit elmer Der
am idmeriten 9etroffenen. Iie 2eis
de bes umgefommcncn Srn. Tor.
ions, % Sabre alt, tonnte nitt auI.
9eiunOen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
BUR Seahtun0 !

Die SerrcH gereins. nnS aOseH'
scfretare ucrSen sebetcn, ale Ser
siusberidte pbcr Sdriftitiife, bic fir
ben ySentidcn Gurreiponoentcn" BE-
itimmt iino, Sireft an Die 3eitmug sa
abreiiiren, I'm elmer prompten Gr'
IeSisuns iider sn ieim. 9urdJ bas
gbreiircn FOLDER Sdrifttide an
Mnseitrlltc treten in Serem Mbueien'
felt STEERS fir beioe Yarteien nnlieb.
fame gersGscrnnsen ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
NnS Mcttcr.

Sir Worplono mo oen GiItrift
Golnmbio Hegcn uno mobri6einiid)
aud morgen; iiiolid)e @inoe.
@eitern mar Der bodite Sbermo
meterItono so @roo nm 3 llbr Nadj.
mittogs uno Ger nieorigitc So @roO
Z llbr MorgcnS.
Sn Den iibrigen @ettcritationcn
hcS QanOcS lpuroc gcitcrn Der iol.
gcnoc niebrigItc 5bcrmometcrltono
pcr5cidnet: GaIiport 36, YortlanN
3S, Bolton as, Nlbanp AZ, Neps Oort
"a, Ybilooelpbio 56, stlnntic GitO
80. @oibin0ton 56, Horiolf "a, Gbors
lotte 66. Milmington SO, SotterdS
GO, Gborleitpn 90, Soponnob GO,
SodioupiQe Ga, Supiter "A, Sen 8cit
"a, atlanto Ga, Wont9omerp &C.
Nep - Orleans "A, 0oluelton Al,
Corpus Gbriitie 3S. MempbiS 40,
Cincinnati A, Fittsburg as, SSmcao
40, Buffalo SO, Glepelonb 40, Be-
troit 81, @lpena %, WorQuette "a,
Urcen Ban "a, Chicago 30, Iulil.b
II, ct. Youl 10, ct. 2ouis 30. &oii.
los 9itp 90, Omaha IS, Suron 2.
9ismord 2, @iqiiton o., SABRE 6,
Seltno 10, Salt 2ofe Gitp II, Cert
Der 0. Iortb Elatte ~, Googe Gitp
t6, Mmorillo 10, Sos Mngeles 36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21

Gin i&5ues nno nisIide3 Uei&enf
fir MnsebSrise II irnmer cine IebenS.
erohe SbDtusrapbie ober cine HINT.
leriid boleubete Cppie eines aIten
YilSes in Grason, BaKerfarbe, Del
ooer $aitell. Die iASniten Cabinet.
bilber nnr ST pro 0nteab.
Snlins Sebbel, beutiher pbotoeropb.
(90-) 321 RorS-V Strafe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
SentIdes 8eIb

5a perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ooer 4.20 Warf fir einen Dollar.
Wed)Iel nnS G~reoitbriefe auf ale
Staote glropa's. @eIoienoungen,
Sdiffsfarten, Reiiepdiie uno ausldn.
oiides @elo. sbeu. s. 0iener 4 Co.,
217 it.galtimore.S trabe. (303-.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
Scilmna poftis oaraatirt.

Mbeumatismiis. @idt, @agen- mo
NerpenIeioen nit un1eren Wetbooen
gebeilt. 2aIien Sic lid, f~iiriren uno
bleiben Sic furirt.
Wiener Snititnt,
413 8eIt.6 apette. StraBe.
(322-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
@er 1T Der spbte?

Gin ltnbefannter oil Der Sreofrid-
Roao bel @ntonsoiue iiberiabren
urb getobtet. - Die 8orberrGoer
zines eIeftriidpn 0uggotts eingen
iiber ieinen aorper. = Gin anabe
erleioet einen 9einbrudl.
Gin u|nbefonnter Wunn prrbe ge.
tern Wtorgen geeen 1 llbr bon einen,
acknowledgements nabe Gotons-
bile i%ibcrfobren nnb oiigenblifli6 &c.
tootet. Der 2eidjnom oes llnbefanll.
ten lpltroe int Eotrpltpngen oes iiioz
meitliben DiitriftS nod Der itdotiiden
Torgue gebrabt un6 borrt BORT iei-
ner SoentiIi5irung. 9ur5 Dor 2 llhr
Morgens murbc 2ieutenant Gpons
in Der iiiomeitliben EoIi5eiitation
bonn Observation-Disclosures 5u Sr.
pington aus telepboniif benadrif.
tigt, baB Elm Wnnn getootet norben
lei, nno 5ugleid INN Nbienoung oeS
EatroltpagenS eriudt. IlS Sesterer
an Dem genonnten YloBe anfam,
mlrbe Ben Eoli3iiten mitgetbeilt, Der
Wann iei an Der gbmonbion .Npenite
bon einem @aegon Der gaicott.Gitp.
2inie innerbnlb Der Stootgren5en ge.
tootet iporben. @uf @runo oieier Irz
gobe prtrbe Der 2ei6nom nab Der
Worgue ilberfiibrt mo Der Motor.
mann 0eS @aggons, Sarrp Soff bon
Nr. 621, airbp.2one, melder ii6 Den
Eoli5iIten nuslieferte, nod Der iiio-
Weltli6en Boli3eiItotion gebrnht. Snl
StotionSbauie CAB ieood Der Wotor.
mann Dem Gopit1n Woslep gegen.
iiber an. Dab Der llnfoQ lid an Der
6reocridzT penuc, nabe ser alten
6reoerid.Eoao, 5ligetragcn babe, meS-
bolb or Scr County, cboroe iiberae-
ben pur0c. Ser Monn bate ollf sen
@elcilen geleacn, nlS Der SfraBers
bobnmoGgon ongeiabren fam lpuroc
ober BON Dem Wotormonn crit be.
merit, oils es 6ereits 81 ip0t gum Nn.
boltcn mar. Die GoroerrGoer bes
Waggons gingen iiber Den aorper
meg unb iiibrten einen ougenblid.
lifen SOB berbei. Ger Sobte lit 5
Sub 10 3on groB unb etlua AS Sabre
alt. Gr trug 5mei Eaar Soien, bunfle
nnb belle, beacn BOD unb @eite,
blaues Semb uno ibpor5en 0erbpz
Srt.
@rlitt einen lid.
Ter 10 Sabre alte 5ranf Serio
bon Hr. TIA, Siio- Gbarles. StraBe,
~itiir5te seitern Hohmittng an Ser gde
BON 9%eaoenbaQ. uno CROP trnBe
BON einem @agen uno brad bas refte
gein. Der perleste anabe murbe BON
Serrn Wiuinm Murphy oon Nr.
tt21, Siio.Gborles. StraBe, nod Iei-
ner @obnung gebrndt uno bon Or.
ellis in 9ebonolung genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21

Gle . it lide Gonfcrcn5 ser
Warplanoer lutbcriihen Spnooe tagt
ieit Wontag in Der oritten engliihen
liltberiid)en Stride on Wonument.,
nobe @opitroBe. Eaitor g. u. Sell
man lit Tr1ies unb Euitor q. 5.
llbler SefretGr Der Gonferen5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21


3wti@Spr ib Ell $50 nj y a q.
MEN Sdge'n geitern Elm.
Gle Sprisen : Gumpognie Nr. %,
bisher I'M neuen Safens uno 2citers
bnuie Mr. 8 an Sarforb : slpe. uno
SliperltraBe undergraduate, be5o9 ibr
cigenes neles Salis an Mount Hop-
al. rno @uilforo . Ipenue, uno Die
Sprisen . Gompoanie Hr. 90, berelt
Witglieoer bisber anoeren 9ompag.
MEN 5ugetbeilt paren, SOC in Dos
Sofen. unb 2eiterbaus Mr. 5 Gin,
no lie bleiben miro, bis ibr eigeneS
Sans iertio lit.
Gtgent ii inner Scr Gin.
fom NJ en- Sbligotionen Der
Ser. S%traBenbabn : 8eieaihoft,"
weIhe Der nMorpIano Trnit 60" Dor
mebreren Wonaten speds Iunoirung
Der felt benz SUM 1904 r%iiditGnoigen
3inien iibergeben miiroen, ueroen IN
ben nGdlten Sagen ibr Gigentbunl
5uriif erbaltcn uto sugleih ald) icnc
Sunoirungss Sbligationen. Nit ser
3uriiderltattung iou beilte begonnell
iperben. Die Ginfommen-S bligatio-
men boben cine Sote pon 1872 @iaio'
men Collars.
Sielten S%rnnun9 &C.
ei nj. = SIRE 6reunoe iiberroiften
aeItern @arren Iatum 6or bon Ger.
81, Horb.S trider.S traBe, n1S 9eu.
Lob Golbenbod, Eod)ter bon 6rall
Innte &. &albenbat bon Nr, 1922,
Weit. Sapette.S trabe, nit Der Mnfiin'
biguilg, Dob iie iid bereits Dor siuei
Sabrcn perbeiratbeten. Sie batten
iif bomoIs III 9orf, So. trallcn lol.
len. obne irgenS Semanb cine Nit
tbeilung Sonon gu madden. Sad Scr
5rallnng tlebtcn @eibe, bel ibrcn or
tern mia sttpor. Nimbaben lie geioe
in Der @obnung Ser Gttcrn oes Srn
6or ibren @obniit mtieddla9en.
Gle iGrouen3talis 9Gnoi'
Ger ieeir2t Z FRUIT &. Haitor Or
Mnna t&oluarb Sbatp CAB Eralioen1
Hooienelt in ibrem 8ortrag, ben III
am Montog gbenO Dor benz Morn
IGn0cr 3lpeid Der ..Ndtiealal Women';
Suffra9elt Nliocintion" belt. Der
Motb. Den Srauen oieies 2anoes DDS
Stimmreft 5u eeben, Den SruIts
miirbe Damn balo oos Sanoiperf &c
legt merben. oenn oie 6raiien iporei
geidGftliben Ginfliiiien nidt 10 5t
saneIid, mie Ole MGnner, uno lie be
i6ben aud, Die gigenihaft, oaB il
lire Weinung in Der lebten Minnt
nod Gnbern fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21
Staat Baltimore.
1tnterhaItnnas . @eameifer.

.,9,aHt aiaSemis, - 2ieie @obe: nSIorlous
gettb".
Srini".
,,Sahetn." - SicIe @obe: Die olroeaoero
gnrltSguerS". GdaIih Wiatiuee.
,SprS's Spera Spntc." Siefe Bo6e: DIR.
Suptiuinn".
r,Spnieon." 49, Sieie gSofe: pDiontnnn".
,Wlarninuo." - Siete 99ohe: aeitb'S Raubes
biiic.0orifeIunaeu. Idelid Wafinec.
rNuDitprium." - Eiefe gSohe; pgieip San
flsmn".
,sieip MuunmentnI." - Sieie @ohe: n5be
Vrtgaoiers". Idglid Wintinee.
.,6olpuuabe," : 9ieie g9ote: tdgIi6 otpei
Observation-Disclosures.
300 Hiut," Tprtb.N penne nub Enf.Strake.-
Sftt often, 1Ierlei llnierbaItunaen.
pArbeitcr.2ieocrtotei." Wfofiua, ben 10.
9lobenber "a. Stiftr1gSfeit, Gor5ert uno GaH
i'm yTnrIeD Barr.
3ipcites Veabuon.~ giccital" am SreiilI ben
%. Nohember, 4 llbr g,abmiiinpS.
20. November. siiierr.E ouper uno pGu in Der
,Quborr9bceumsSane".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21

Die Gle 1T cine g rofe :
| o II, iogte Eoitor Or. slnnn Soparo
Sbaip, Yr1iioentiu Der .Notionnl
0omen's Suffrage Niiociation," am
Wontag @beno in einem Sortrae, oen
Tie Dor benz IorplGnoer 3tueig Der
@eieIlihaft belt. uno miiBte, mie
ieoe anoere Eroieiiion, eriinolih itlt.
Dirt iperoen. Wenn eS nod) ibr ginge,
erfl1rte lie, miiroen 5fpei Grittel Der
jebigen Chen seIoit, Die Mdnnleill
unb Weiblein fir Die CHE finf Sabre
lang ner5ogen" uno oonn pieoer SIT.
iammen gelGmieOet. Gon Der por
Der Y%biloiopbin Srau Serbert Yor.
ions befiirmorteten ,GeriuhSebe"
bGlt lie nihts. lie beiiirhtet, ole mel.
item M1nner uno Srouen miiroen oil
Dem Seriud)en 81 piel @efollen fin.
ocn.
Sr. 6. u. @itler q It B II,
- ST.. Charles IuguIt @itler, jun.
6beiIbabcr Der Sirma @iuiam 6,
@oooou & 60, ltarb am Wontao
Nadmittag in ieiner Wobnung, Nr
1925, &iperiioe-g penue, infoIee zines
Ser5i6lages. Ter Seritorhenc wurot
in Sannoper gcboren, fam jeood,
idon inn Sitter bon 8 Sobren nnf
gmerifa. Gr orbeitete III Dem alten
Sooper'iden Shiffsbaubof II. murot
nnf 36 Sobren Sbeilhober Der 5irnio
&err @itler binterlGBt feline Wittpc
8rou &atbarine, geborene Sulsmar
flint SGbne. Die $50. Sobn g., 5rant
t., Gomoro g.. CHARLES s. nno Wm
$. @itler, uno bier Softer, Sroll
Sbomas Gren9ban nnb Ole Srls
9ucp a., Wargaret 6. unb Minnie 6.
@itler.
Gin rGueII" NIT It e I
fof,ten oieier Gage 5pei iunge MGn.
ner aus Der boberen 8eieuihait BAL
timore's aus, numlih 9apio 9. Safu.
fins bon Nr. 10, Sit.Neao-S trabs
unb Alireb :. Miller bon ger. So
@eit=9iooIe-S trabe. DOS mGuea'
iano i'm 3immer bes Srn. Sapfins
ltott, Der ais Sieeer ans Der sffnirt
berporging nno ieinem @egner bas
Nalenbein brof. Ingeblid beleibi
genoe aeuBerungen Wiaer's fiibrtcr
gum benz .Sauit-I ueu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-21

1rouung. - Sn Der ct. Soto'
busfird]e plirbe geitern Worgen s
llbr Sr. 8eorg Seinlein, Sobn bon
Morearcte, @ittipe BON Sobn Sein'
lein, nit SRI. @nnie Wargorete Sat
ier, Sod)ter bon Srn. nno 8ro!t
Noom &aiier pom Nr. 1918, Dit
Gboicitrobe, bon Eoter Z. George
%getraut. glS 9rautiiibrer inngirte
Sr. CHARLES &aiier, Elm 0ruoer Der
9rallt, ais 9r~outiuneer SRI. Minnie
Sdminhel, mo ols 9lumcnmoohcn
Gbereiio aoiier, @eitcrn Nbcnb iono
i'm Solie Der Gltern Der 9ront ell
Gmpiane itatt. Gos iungc Foor
mirp iein Seim IN Nr. 1920. Noro'
Central. apenue, a%ufidlogen.
Bon Seeuno Sofen. Ter
Norbb. 2lopo,G ompier rNedor" Der.
loBt bci,te Notmittag = llbr Den
bieii9en Soien fir icine Seimreilc
nit % aoiiiten = YaiiagiereL oa'
runter iolgenncn 9oltimorern: sri.
Wuriel Abbott, Srn. uno 6rau Sp.
Siining Srn. Gbworb 2ob, 3rls.an'
ia uno 9erthaSe utbed)er, Srn. Sront
Mcola, Srl. Isabella u. S'Vrier
Srn. unb Srou Sreo. Gbos, Seemari.
,srau 6. 9obn Slin9luii, 3rl. ella
Slinelufi, Sri. Salerie D. 3. Slin1.
luit, Srn. Smr. Stoonitfp uno ei.
ner an5abl 3rpiid)enbeds Ya''asie'
rem. Z
.WruieIn" tbut es Den Veipob'
ilern bon Sampoen III Der Nadbot.
idait BON Sidorp. uno 3. Apenlc.
Gin mplteri5ier Wnnn miro bort leli
Nonaten albenbs geieben, Der SRI
,Siaoc Serbs glumengorten Sellltf
abiiattet unb allerbnnb unorten per
iibt Gor mebreren Sabren lesie elt,
mpIterioie Srau Die bortigen 9epob.
ner in Sdreden. Is itelte lid je
sod, idIieblid) beraus, Dob es emf
ueridleierte 5rau nor, Die lbrenl DC
mobl nadipiirte.
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Aistd d. 1Dtsssss trs . DstM lmmN eskauftR w
s AM. ENNzN
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Nrmcc nno Warinc Tnhbaaipicl.
Spr5ial. 3ise pia nEenniDlpania'
Balm"

gerlaiien llnion.9 obnbof galti.
more, I. Ie5ember, 1915 Born. uno
lauien bis Sllln Sranflin'6 elO, Gbila'
oelpbin, ourh. Hiidiabrt pom 6ranf'
Iin.8clo am ShluB oes Spieles.
Speiie.@ aggons. .@a9gcns
uno @eitibiil : Goud)eS. Tunoreiie
9ullnlan.Y ilete gum 9erfnui. Or
furiicns.g ilete auf allen 3iigen am
80. Nopember uno 1. Ie5em6er, bis
uno einihlieblib oes @rfuriions5ugeS
uno fir Die &iidiabrt gum 3. &c
3ember einiblieblit siiltig, sur State
DON $40 perfauit. (325,32)
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9aloi9e 9eiIegung Der
Gifferen5cn 5piihen Der Ser. Stra'
benbobu 8eieliboit uno Ser Walb'
inaton Baltimore .NnnapoIis'
@abn : @eieaitaft besiiaIid oes &c
meinlamen 8ebrauhs pon nadbEart'
Ipenile uno MarionitraBe f%ii6renoen
8eleilen lol beuoriteben. Solonge bic
Gifferen5en nidIt eeid)lid)tet iinh
6arf Die Ser. S%trobenbabn : @eieu-
lt,aft in Der 9ermanitroBe feline &c
leiie leger.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

Again in 1898 Mr.. Guggenheim was
nominated for governor by the Silver
Republican party, with the understand
iEr that he was to have the nomina-
ton Of the regular Republicans also.
He accepted this nomination in a let.
ter which has never had its equal in
the history of the state as clear and
patriotic exposition of conviction upon
public questions. After the Republi-
cans nominated Mr.. Henry Wolcott for
governor Mr.. Guggenheim withdrew
from the race.
In 1904 Mr.. Guggenheim was can
didate for elector for President Roose-
velt on the Republican ticket in Colo
rado, and was elected along with the
other Roosevelt electors.
The fact is that Mr.. Guggenheim has
spent half of his life in Colorado, hav-
ing come to Pueblo eighteen years ago.
ami during all that time he has been
citizen, an annual taxpayer and
constant voter in the state.
The Democrats must be hard driven
for campaign material when they un-
dertake to make capital out of misrep-
reservations Of Mr.. Guggenheim's resi-
dence in the state.-Pueblo Chieftain,
October 21st.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Colorado Legislature viii Be Re-
questcd to Act.

Denver.-Headed by Thomas +.
Walsh, prominent business men have
banded together 10 advance the good
roads movement in Colorado. At an
informal meeting held in the Denver
Club on Wednesday night. and at
which Mr.. Walsh was present. 1t was
decided to ask the Legislature Mt It's
coming session TO provide for an ap-
preparation of 100000 to be cx-
pended in building good roads in the
state.
Those who agreed to the proposition
affixed their signatures to paper in
which they pledged themselves to take
an active part in getting the money
required
The bill proposed for its passage Is
one which will call for an appropria-
ton of the sum mentioned. although
this amount need not be set aside in
one year. It provides that wheI
county applies for money from this
state fund It shall agree to give an
equal sum to that asked for out OF its
own treasury, so that II the measure
should become law 1t in reality
would provide for the expenditure OF
100000 upon the public highways.
Those interested in the scheme with
Mr.. Walsh comprise some of the
wealthiest business and professional
men in the city. and their arguments
before the Legislature will not lack
weight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
NEW WYOMING RAILROAD.
From Walcott Through Saratoga &c
Grand Encampment.

Saratoga, Wyo.-A statement has
been issued by General Manager Hohl
of the Saratoga & Encampment rail.
way that money is on hand for the
building and full equipment of the line
from Walcott through Saratoga to the
Grand Encampment mining district,
ard that he has been authorized to
proceed with the purchase of equip
ment. Contracts have been let for
building the line, and ties are being de.
liyered. traffic arrangement has
been made with the Union Pacific, and
it is expected that inside of thirty
days all equipment will be on the
ground.
This road is backed by the Penn
Wyoming Copper Company people and
will be used by them in placing their
ore on the market. Heretofore this
has been one of the greatest obstacles
to the successful working of the fa-
nous Ferris-Haggerty property, and
with the advent of the road this mino
will become one of the largest pro-
ducers IN the United States.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
MR.. eUGeENHEIM's RESIDENCE
IN COLORADO.

Just what campaign speakers anl
campaign newspapers expect to gain
with the people by misrepresentins
facts is one of the mysteries OF our
civilization. That they expect to profit
by such Misrepresentation there can
be no doubt. and that they never DO
so profit is equally certain.
One of the favorite statements OF
Democratic orators these days is that
Mr.. Simon Guggenheim has only lived
IL Colorado year or so. Yet every
person who has lived in the state a
dozen years knows this is untrue, and
especially should those campaigning
for Mr.. Adams know that it is untrue.
Mr.. Guggenheim was nominated for
acknowledgements in 1896 on the Flu.
sion ticket which Alva Adams headed,
and with the full approval of Mr.. Ad-
ans representatives in the fusion conf
mittee.
Mr.. Guggenheim declined to become
a candidate for the reason that II
elected he was ineligible to hold the
office, as he had not reached the age
required by the constitution, viz:
thirty years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02

One of the small glaciers in Mon.
tana is Of especial interest on &C.
count Of the fact thata in the mass of
ice there are imbedded two strata Of
srasshoppers. each about foot thick.
There are literally tons of grasshop.
pers in the ice. and the question
naturally arises as to where they came
from. The most obvious explanation.
says Country Life in America, is that
centuries ago two enormous swarms
in course of migration were caught in
a snowstorm, chilled and buried in the
snow. where they have remained till
now in u perfect state of preservation.
In the accounts Of the early western
explorers a few instances are related
of meeting large swarms of locusts on
the mountain tops in the Rockies. 1t
is a very fortunate circumstance that
the great extension Of agriculture in
the west has broken up the breeding
grounds of these insects.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
END OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Democratic Mud Batteries Of No AssiThe Mistakes Of
Pat'srson.-Repuhiiears Had the Aggressive Through
out-Lindsey and the Big Mht-Tne Socialist Claims
Gwen tells truth. he does so in order to
disguise an evil purpose. to Justify by precedent
wicked policy. Surely. VINO values sincerity VIII
be Influenced by the vtteranees Of Mr. Roosevelt"
What produced such rrepos'srous libel
false its :aes
This is par, Of the material contained in the official
Democratic Congressional campaign book issued under
the authority Of the chairman Of the Democratic hsuens
Congressional Campaign cemmit'e. the -Hon- Jim
GriEgs. better known as Grim JiEgs
Here is another from the same s~seisesn'ei
volume;
"Mr Roosevelt greater regard for the inter
corporations regard for tho Law than any
other Executive the country has ever had"
dricnIt for the people OF Colorado to be-
that In other states possibly be
reckless of the truth and proficient in masdei"n
those In this but these extracts certainly so Ia
LhoW that the disease epidemic In the whole party
Tho end OF III. campaign Is hcrs-nest Tuesday the
ballots will be- Il has been remarkable campaign
respects From beginning to end OF II, the whole
stock In trade Of the Democrats has been abuse and viii
Republicans OF III. supreme Court. Th.
attacks the PrrSsnt quoted aboS. from the National
textbook whit than the attacks that have
been made persistsn,ly and macousiy upon the
Supreme Court The latter haS. better foundation
than the former.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-02
.sad" Air No, So Bad.

Foul air-which has for It's accepted
meaning. air heavy with tho gases
and odors OF DECAYS not. In itself.
poisonous. or even unhcalthfui. I'm.
less Il contains such n large proper.
tion OF foreign gases that II IL notice.
ably lacking In oxygen. Its chief effect
is psychic. Some persons. In brief.
cannot abide n stencil. 1t sets their
nerves on edge and cxcitcs their ina.
Einations. and the result is that they
grow pallld and. Mt times. seasick.
Thus. Indirectly. It may weaken them
and make them an easy prey to wan
dcring microbes. But. OF itself. II
produces little direct harm. Medical
students. breathing the unspeakabie
gases and odors OF the dissccting
room. manage to eat vast dinners and
to grow fat Tanners. garbage men.
korkers in fertilizer factories and
other persons who are habitually sur.
rounded by hair.raising aromas, arc
ordinarily Just as healthy as other
folk. That foul air is usually laden
with rather more germs and germ.
bearing insects than air which seems
Ito the nose) to be pure. is beside tho
point Experience shows. says the
American Magazine. that pure air
often contains as many of these enc.
mics to health as the most foul exuda.
tons from n sewer outlet. The Stego-
myia fasciata. which carries the germs
OF yellow fever. would be Just as dead.
ly on n mountain top as along the
shore of Louisiana bayou. Hence.
the absurdity of shotgun quarantines
and of all the other medicinal NANTES.
tations of alarm that appear when yel-
low Jack RACES on the gulf coast"