Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

daily invited Conducted by Misses
Leila Holmes and Willis Bjorklund.
Dave Collins got back from Pueblo
last evening and went out to Hespes,S
this morning. Jack Cunningham and
wife. who were with him whet he
went to Pueblo, win return toni
o
A. NJ. Clausen left this morniN-
over the Southern. Mr.. Clausen is
going to Nevada to see if opportunities
are so much better there than they
are here or whether the picture has
been overdrawn.
j. A. Askern. NJ. Z. Askern, Mrs. ].
p. Williams, Mrs. L. NJ Sharp and
Mrs. r. E Barne {, all of Hereford.
Texas, came up from Aztec. where
they have been visiting, last evening
and left for their home town this
morning.
George H. Tyner, son of George
| Tyner. who lives at Florida station,
| left this morning for Los Angeles.
| Calf. via the Southern. He will
| spend the winter there. His father
and brother jim win go out there in
about thirty days.
| If you are with the progressive peo.
| pie vote for r. G. Graden for repre-.
| sentative. He is truly representative
of all the varied legitimate interests
of La Plata county, and no other man
could accomplish more for the county
as its representative.
| j. H. McDevitt returned last even
! ing from a ten days trip which ex-
tended as far as Grand Junction. Mr..
| McDevitt says that Eugene V. Debs
received astonishing receptions all
along the line, crowds turning ont to
hear him wherever he spoke.
Mr.. and Mrs Cochran of Longmont
arrived last evening and are visiting
at George Goodman's. Miss Nora
Coulson and Ray Goodman met them
at the depot. Mrs. Cochran is Mrs
C. A. Coulson's sister therefore Mrs
Goodman's and Miss Coulson's aunt.
The arrangement of the Presbyter
ian ladies' bazaar according to the
different things used on the different
days of the week will be artistic and
convenient. Everything wanted from
wash-day articles TO baking-day arti-
cles can be seen together. and bought,
II you have the price.
| Yesterday was the last day of open
registration in the country precincts.
The day before election the judges
will sit as boards of registration in
the several precincts. but persons who
have been delinquent will have to
take two vouchers along in order TO
get their names on the rolls.
Seventeen of Mrs. Florence ODris-
coils lady friends and neigRNrs made
q party at her house yesterday af-
ternoon in honor of the twenty-sWth
wedding anniversary of herself (snd
Mr.. O'Driscoll. During the pre- 19ra
tion of the viands which always ac-
company an affair of the kind sew
ing contest was held at which Mrs.
John Real was the first and Mrs. C.
L. Fowler second. Several fine pres
ents were given TO the host and
hostess.
l
low as to answer the Democratic lies
regarding George Thompson and
other candidates on the Republican
ticket. The fact that the salooHco
bine has raised n huge corruption
fund to defeat Thompson and saloon
interests are offering to wager money
that he will be defeated, should be
sufficient refutation of all charges
eminating from Democratic sources.
Voters must remember Sheriff
Thompson has been handicapped in
the enforcement of the law by q
; Democratic police force and this same
police force Is working tooth and toe
nail to defeat Mr.. Thompson next
Tuesday. If voters want the police
force of Durango, or if they want to
endorse the policy of the Durango po-
lice force the past year, then vote the
Democratic ticket.
The Herald will wager that the
Democratic committee will flood the
county with all sorts of misleading
, statements and falsehoods before the
end of the campaign. We are reliably
informed that this is theiAtprogram
and the smelter will be attacked from
every point of view 1t is the only
argument the Democrats have. They
, are for trouble and Coxey armies in
stead of peace and prosperity.
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On the corner of Seventeenth and
Stout streets, Denver. Colo, stands
the Albany hotel. The Albany has
recently come into the hands of
Messrs. Maher and Dutton. who are
making it the most popular hotel in
the city of Denver. Their attention
to the wants of guests is unrelaxing,
and once one stops there he is always
thereafter found at the Albany on
subsequent visits to the city.
James Trask went home today from
the Ochsner hospital. It will be re