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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

road 100 miles long A railroad can
not be built in day. but little time
is needed 10 get up steam in a ski
doodle annex
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Secretary Armstrong reports a
great many people seeking informa.
tion concerning Durango and this
southwest section. This indicates
that even knocking newspaper
cannot retard our growth. It's be
cause we can deliver the goods.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

In the opening of the Snoshone res
ervation this summer one railroad In
Wyoming will organize a subsidiary
automobile service under gravel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Widi s1yernment iHseCc,l1n m3vl Be-
the peoL.o will receive 4 rc..-r 3 ~
fror. he leat trust.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

In Germany the price OF denatured
alcohol, an article widely consumed
in that country, is about cents a
quart wholesale, and cents retail
The Germans are also far ahead in
-Ac use of briquettes for fuel, an inn
provement often promised in this
country but never yet realized.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Dave Jones, night marshal at Sill
yerton, who has been visiting rela
uves on Lightner creek and meeting
old friends in Durango, returned to
mis- nome yesterday evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Are you going to Paeosa Springs
for the Pioneer reunion? II not, why
not?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

4. The home markets ma aayc g.
SHOW now that the meat lrlst las 20.
ceiycd I bosy blow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

For that tired feeling do nos tAks
In another fake sale but 20 % M
than's for up-to-date outattfnss.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Any one guilly of grlftHs no f
be made to suffer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Miss Millicent Campbell, one of the
High school graduates, VIM probably
continue her education by entering
Colorado college at Colorado Springs
this coming September.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Durango cannot be made too at
tractiye for the visiting members OF
the State Commercial Association
Clean streets and well kept lawns and
gardens will help.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Misses Mabel and Aimee Herman
nieces OF Mrs. |. Kruschke, came
down from Denver yesterday evening
to visit their aunt and uncle for
awhile, and they will be given a good
time.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
William Mack of Denver, travelling
agent for the Anheuser- Busch Brew
ing company, went through to Silver
ton last evening. He will return to
Durango today
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

A first invitation to reception
should be preceded by call. but Il
You ask the person In question to
waive all ceremony and to please ac.
cept the invitation to your reception
she should do so. but II will be your
duty to call upon her at your earliest
opportunity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

The Herald wants Republicans to
gel osether and nominate the best
aea for The various county and state
aositions-this without dictation from
Denver bosses. Let La Plata county
Republicans have little to say in
matters pertaining to their welfare.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11
club Tuesday afternoon.

The Whist club meets the coming
week with Mrs l.. c. Jakway
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Since Telluride mas abandoned the
Fourth of July celebration for this
year, the Journal suggests that the
home ball nine will get better support
and advises the boys to get out and
ask for help. Probably they can be
brought to Durango, with a hundred
or so of their friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Miss Callie Benson who mas lived
FOR the past two years VITA her
grandmother. Mrs. Ray of North Du.
range, left this morning for Louis
vile. KY, where she will reside here.
after with her mother. The little
Miss leaves many warm friends in
Durango
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

A. X. Stewart of Pennington came
IN yesterday to meet mis- mother-in.
law, Mrs. John Frank and his brother.
in-law. c. ID. Barnes, who hail from
Northampton, Nd. The party is at
the Savoy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Miss Lila Folsom came In yester.
day evening from Eskridge, Kan,
where she had been attending college.
Her friend. Miss Dennison. came out
with her and will spend the summer
In Durango. Miss Folsom is ..,e
younger daughter of DR.. w. II. c. Fol
som. and bright little lady.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Rev. o. B. Sarber is slated to
preach for his old church In Chicago
next Sunday morning and will give
his Navajo" lecture there the 18th.
He thinks by that time he will be
able to work little to replenish the
exchequer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Miss Maud Sand came In from Lay
iayette. Ind, yesterday evening and
said she was going to Silverton to re.
side. Miss Sand is tall, 1.-the and at
tractive, and is wise In selecting one
of the prettiest mountain towns in
the world as her place OF residence
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Walter Gray returned this morning
from Silyerton where he visited old
friends and incidentally looked after
the affairs Of his brother VINO was
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Warm weather has considerably re
duced the number of coal miners
which had been employed In the Du
range coal fields, but the demand fol
metal miners is a little better ant
will improve.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

The side saddle should have been
discarded long ago, In the interests
of comfort and safety a woman should
certainly ride horseback astride. In
case of runaway the girl on a side
saddle has absolutely no show at all
except for a broken neck.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Since the hordes of investors, spec.
ulators and sure-thing men who made
Cripple Greek lively find that camp
down to strict business proposition,
confined to legitimate mining. with
little opportunity TO do anything with
less than $4,000 to start, the La Pla,
ia district will have better chance
to reach the attention OF the investor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

Miss Annie NJ. Pickering of the
Park school, left this morning for a
well-earned vacation in the East. She
intends to spend most of ner time
with her mother at Princeton, KY.
but will find time to stop over al
Louisville and other places. where
she mas friends and will incidentally
run over to Frankfort to see them lay
the corner stone for the new state
house.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

The Little Tycoon was presented
at Red Mems hall last evening to an
appreciativc audience, much larger
than some anticipated, between 400
and 500 being present. Many of the
above number had attended the first
performance, but they seemed to en-.
JOY last evening fully as much as the
first time. There were changes In
the cast of characters, Mrs. j. M
Chartrand taking the place OF Mrs
Spangler as Miss Hurricane" and
she acted her part to the satisfaction
OF all. OF course. the leading parts
we're acceptably portrayed and they
came In for hearty applause.
.
Ont OF class of 50 we find the
! name OF Miss Emma Lucille Kicker In
the Butte. Mont, graduating class
The graduating class is listed .ndel
four heads-classica scientific, Eng
lish and commercial. In the classica
list we find Miss Kicker. The man,
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kicker
who will be remembered by all the
old-timers OF Durango. will be glad t.
learn that their daughter only I
small child when the family left Du
range. has passed into advanced life
under favorable auspices and Th'
Herald trusts that In the near future
Miss Kicker will be able TO visit Du
rango and meet the graduates OF tn,
Durango High school.
Mrs. Haggart entertained the Whis
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

National Park Seminary the coming
fall. This seminary Is located near
the city of Washington and is said to
be one of the finest educational insti.
tutions for girls In the land. Miss
Herr will leave Durango in time for
the opening in early September,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-07

10 tlDr Nbenos. Y..s
VI. nab Ntlnuttt. Gith ait Wo6cutngen; y,
nab MtlanttrGitn tdglib. ylle 3tige buItP1
IN gStlminptOn; Is bdlt iHGhetcr.
EbilL. Nttcn., GGnoci citation. 28.05, l8,tb
NDrin., i220, $40 Nuhm. WPt. huhul Stn,,
~. 30. 1920 EcrHt., l2.25. 2B.lb Nudut,
Nbcroeen A,tum, 9atnbeu Gtuit0u. II 90
Nudm., 1910 NbenoS; nit. JiOOuI Citation.
II .05 Rodhnr.. SG.tb NbenoS.
JicicrOirru9 bon Nntnt IN S6Iuis obcr Ydt.
tprsgedgouns. Gpeiic. Hniett etc. tucroct ibneH
hciornt Der 5clepbon In aucn ~foIqenoen 9tuet.
J%iirelur: Ghncless uiio GutdtuaG sStruhf. g. 4
4. gSolte 1910. uocv I2h. 9enrilnnb 1901; W.T.,
HuhnIsS tuiiUtt, g.. 4 u. Wtt. 8erton 3l23;
Goui6 t29, rbcr Uib. 9ourtiano 2726, uno NE.
I9G. Gin. lirnnbipnh.
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6riB Dllcttr, &c, uu0 Sophie
Hicdcr, %; TppIifont Niuiom Slid,
9tr. 4tt, @cit-Erott Strobc.
2crpi8 Modpn Goitnon, 81, un6
GIi5obctG Mop Spnca, 81; Npplifont
Nolpor0 Goitmon, Nr. 2G2L Wiorp,
lnn0 Nlpcnl,c.
6ronf %. GlioIcp, JIM, a, NM
Mobcl 9. 5000, 90; Npplifont g..
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g4iQiom ". Morgon %, uuo Ntn-
nic Is. arollb, 81; NppIitolt &obn
Groltb, Nr. 205, @rinooQ Strobr.
@orrp ". @onlia, 80, uno 2ucic
S. Mou, 81; NppIifont ,Sorrp ".
@omiG Nr, 300, Siio Npp Strobc.
@iIbur 81: 2cit1, %, inn Scmuic
80. 2urd, q; NppIifqnt S6er>uooo.
SomiItolL 9lr, 1000, McGI6crrp-Str
Samuel &oicnbcrg. IS, un6 Cora
Solonton, %; NppIifollt 2oui& Ser
ling, gtr. ISL, Sit-2pm6or6-S troBc.
Soicpb IS, &rollS. %, mo Wiorgo-
ret @OfinIonn, %; IppIifont &oicpb
IS, &rou5, Nr. tQt2, Sterling Ctr.
&oicpb Campbell 0nttcrion, q,
unc @ciiic &obcrtior 81; NppIifunt
81. s. @orbom, Mopnc$boro, Nn.
S5rocI WturQoIiS, 26, unO Sea-
6rccnlouL 10; Npplifout NotGon Gu
folonc, Nr. 1927, 0it-3uDcttc ctr.
Sra g. GtrombriOgc, %, un0
Morp 3rctcr, SO; Npplifout 8. q.
@rogbom, Or. G5l, StcrIin0.Str.
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gorct @udbcit, 90; gppIifout @nl.
@ciId)dicr, 9ir. 1888, Sii0.G6orlc&
Strobc.
6rcocrif &. 4}cct. 26, ruo Mort6a
e. Strccfs, -; gpplifont 1rcocrid
&. Ycct, 9tr. 711. @cIt3 oycttcStr.
George ". 6uih %, rnlO Nuguito
g. &uwo0i, %; Npplifont Cigar
GIurf, 9tr. 3l3 GijO @ilmpr- StruGc.
Sobu %. GltItin, %. NM, NnrD IS.
Soi&lif, 70; GlppIifont SoGn ~. Gr-
tin, MniGinNton, z. G.
SnrrD IS. NlNmucr, 80, mo Spo-
rcp @ctbcroa, 81; Npplifout $. &.
0cnu6omp.
9. MoItcr Gcou, 80, mo WiotiIoo
g. Groof, 81; 9tppIitont GGorlcS 10.
Snlitb, Nr. $40, Nor6-GoIpcrt- Ctr.
Clifford Nricc, -, II. Hbo0c Wnlls-
man. 70; GppIitolt Clifford %ricc,
gtr. 1898, Noro G6citcr StroBe.
So6n g. S'9tc0l, 81, mo 2cnu 9.
0u6Ior0, %; NppIirunt gSiQiam s..
Seal, 9tr. 1871, Yorf-Npenuc.
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Sciraths = Eiccnscn.

GOmorO =. Butler, %, unb 4Iicc
Wuric Sontmper, %; glppIitont SO,
q. Butler, 9tr. 1927, @iaiom-Str.
@iainm GGior, %, mo Mog8ic
&cnOer, 2G; Gpplifont &nt. Golor.
@oibington, 9. s.
SoGn 8omIing. %, ulo Scnnic
Boone, %; Npplifont y. 8. Boone,
Ir. 22O0, Coughs troBc.
Wortin s. @onolt, 80, unO Hi55ie
q. &ol, 30; applitont Wortin s.
@onon Nr. 33t, @cit- 81. StroBe.
Sorrp y. @ilfinior, %, uno Sta
81. 9ornmonh, 26; applifont s. z.
Garter, Nr. 1927, -goc.
Sol acrnui6, "a, un0 SoroD
Gcnlbcr, %; AppIifont g. &ernnli6.
@m. 8. Sd1iicr, %, un0 @roce
&. 2cnfcr, 90; Npplifont Clinton
Shdiicr, Nr. 1911, g(r0pleNpcnitc
GGorIc2 s. Gibbcin, %, unO WorD
~. Slirlcpt 90; Ipplifont CHARLES e.
Tib6cin.
gSiQiom &. Gcobolo, 81. uto Miir.
nic DinglinG %; gpplifont Geo. 9.
Smor6orl, Woitni @inons, Wo.
9iaiom &. @otfins, 90. lno Sia'
6enc 9iIion, 81; Ipplifont ". Sliue
SpedmoG, Nr. $50, @eIt.5 ronfGitt.
Strobc.
Robert Ic2orcn, 90, nnb @orp &.
Srpiit, 26; gppIifont Sorrp Soft
man, Nr. $3.50, SitGeoor. gpcnlte.
Wid)oel Curt, %, itnb 3onnic 81.
mon, 10; Mpplifont Spbn ". aor.
man, gir. 1915, 8eit.9 Baltimore g IL.
2ouis 6. Sentmler, 30, nno @if-
6clmino Gorrics, 81; gpplifont CIR.
glcnfncr, Mr. IT'S, Oft Baltimore.
Gtrabe.
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giob Erobioence uno Dem Often: ie6eu Sunu'
tag, Wttitluod uno 5rPiidB, sbeltoS q ll1r.
9iu0 9Iciuportsg tclu5 ulo gottuli: tdglt1 nm
0 1lbr NhcIbs.
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ectH Gage ubiaDrenbe 9nmptcr unpcilommct.
BAD SupnrIlub uno bctt Gitoel: ieoen 9icns
fta0, 3pmlerituG ulb Shntitug, glbcnos q llbr.
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bcr 9Scribc am Suite pes 2pngs9od5 ab, SGs
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Baltimore Sampf Gnfct So.
lgIte hh0 1llNffIn Tl0t WnIsYIWItD
Vie Gcr. Gtauten lOIt bciorocrno.
Sampirr pGir0inin" mrul, uglaDama."
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@curgia," ,,9euucTec."
Sampler fnbrel idqIib, SouliunS uuSGcnum'
irell bon oclt p9ui Clinic "Etcrs, Yr. t0-ts.
eigbt, Giraffe, $50 4bethS. birc't nab Slo
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jitfmono, Ncrbillounb In liurteutoiib mt bcm
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nit Der aAilnnl!c Goat cine" yioriu.t uno
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ltr. l07, ShsQnItiElorcs Sirubc, yr. 800 uno
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5%'nliilnurel utrh Galpcri Cir0be. Continental
(ruit l~nilhing mo AlUulU0s, Nr. 100, Ioro'
eburleS Girnbc.
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RarpIaaS & Gcnminluaniu N. u.

InrpIaao 4 GcnmInlDaniu N. n.
8nge h~erlaiien aortbssbe.' II, Ddf ctr Citation
TAO &ornl, nab ynti tagih, aus 3euomuler
GpaHfds5.
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$50 gSorm. NOD ReIalr tiGItt7, unseenommsn
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8.25 gndnl. Ia6 BORT t68,I6, alse7romneB
Gorintags.
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420 ylndnt ha6 6sItd t6Bli4. auSaerommsx
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coo gbenos Ra1 seIatr tdaIi1. ouseenom.
men GnrntNl5
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II 40 sineros mad TsIIir WltitipUbs nHb Som
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Baltimore Sbio- Sabn.
Sontaas,

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Gnmoen : Sluiiun undD sIdibinatUn an $50.
hcntdgcn. 500 GurIl. bis 500 HbcrbS. NIT
Nutitdl Slcnft. 5riibcre sbiubrt bon UT.
Wnl6in0ton, 6crIaHcu lRf. sRonnI Ct. $500.
no. 1850. $40, '9,IS, Ii0.65, !ti,53 Bnr'
mitlupS. 212.tO. ll240. ii.b5. f243, l3.h0.
*I.II 1888, 1853, 900. lG.5h. $500. *i0,65,
ttt32 NbennS; Ucrl. GGmncn Ct. 800. %. 10,
1876, l7.90, 1900. $3.50 1900, 1000. ltt.00
RormitinpS. 1900 ginbts. 1905, 2t2.t5.
Il 90, 2I.D5, - 90. $500, 1905, 400, *t.30,
800. lbC5. 25.35. 1000, 1910. 1920, 400,
- 90, $40, ?i0,GO, .*l0,05, 'tl.l0. 'it4t
aauapolis, Mt. MobaI citation. l7.tO unO
2S.4b sinrmiitups, !5.bb Gnbm.; 9nmocusS CHI 81,
l720 lino 300 &ormiitaas, 1906 giudm.,
?5.35 mlo GOO Ahcllos.
Srcocri6, Wit. Jtpbal Citation, 2s.45, 1913.
WOrm.; Gnmbci Gtdiion, i7.35, 900, 1915
ilnb 1000 Sorin, !l.25, 1860 uuto 1920 Ent'
ssimdcter, Wt. spobaI,. MO Rorm., l2.A3.
1880 giutbnl, Gutrocr, 1920 Sorrn., 1890.
1850 ut0 400 9inbm.
0agrr9tcpn, VII. RoHuI Sta, NAB Norm.
1850 Nuadnl. SnlHnct Sutton, 1900 8ornl,
1860 ulb 400 ytutbnt.
6licrtt,G im rrb vi. Hirn, amber Gtutior,
l7.35. 29.t5 Nornt.. !1.25, 1850, 1920. $3.50.
|1ti6 WbCnoS. 3
0nrtt@ gloO, gamOcn Citation. 1929 Norm.
pnrnD. VT, JtoGal, '2.l3 Ncbnl., GGinoell.
1900 yiubnt. ...-
Jiubaf Blue qtre nah ghifnbelpbia uHb ylttp.
Y)prf, ucucr Serminn5 at 9reiunbApanStgs
fer Strnte, gleiu. Port, bcqnem uanl Sptels,
Ibe1tfru un0 Weidhi t3.E trttt.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-06-22
Thermometer Twenty Feet Tall.

From the Boston transcript.
There are thermometers and Their
mometers, but the largest one in the
world attracted hundreds Of people to
Jaynes & Co.'S store at the corner of
Summer and South streets Monday. 1t
is not wholly a show thermometer,
however, for it works perfectly and
marks the variations in temperature
just about as accurately as one of the
pretty all glass indicators. From top
TO bottom this gigantic thermometer
measures twenty feet. The mercury
tube is a little more than sixteen feet
IN length, and one and one-fourth inch
es in diameter. Ten tubes were broken
by the makers, a Rochester, N. Y,
concern. before they succeeded in pro-
ducing this one, and the task involved
great difficulties. 1t was packed with
care and every precaution to guard
against breakage was taken when II
was ~unpacked and set up. When ii was
finally in place on the building the men
In charge breathed a sigh of relief. The
graduated scale over which the tube
Is conducted Is the work of some of the
experts sen here from Rochester, the
home of thermometers of all classes.
The manufacturers of the big Their
mometer say they know of no other
anywhere that approaches ii in size
with the single exception of one at
the World building. New York, and
that is much smaller, in fact, is only
about half the size of the Summer
street temperature recorder.