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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08
POINTED PARAeRApAs-

efNa' n Nova
HnpH Iut iho bald deserve the hair.
4 "'sy man has but mue tmo in
vi Zoo ncr moan
Success never comes to man who
IA '0WId 10 ris0 failure.
a "fn ms TO work ir he mas a job
ra'..t Ita O. political job.
Am '.1 man has ms much use for
~ ''t al. Eonne man hasn't
N Hnl necessary 10 he a trained
"u'Hr 'n order TO nurse a grievance.
A wise man is known by the lnsur.
wa company he has nothing to do
w,u
What win the life Insurance graft
60 '0 in heayen-if they ever get
'hc7
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08
The LioHT PLANTS
TEMPORARY ouARrrRs

Iae Durango MecuIe Light com
pany is moving hs ofacc. from III,
s"s' u" the Gradeb block Tor few
weeks during the time which wilt he
required to make changes at the plant
Ne" machinery is to he installed and
msre ron" will have to be made so
II will he necessary to reeen.,,,e, no
sfass at the plan.
The new machinery viii NO mos.r,
Aha haVs maeA srcater capacity for
's'A powss aAt hsat n win ,sta
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08
Ha8lD or STRONG MEDICINES

N".t people suffer for years from
n" .ir palns. and prefer to do so
raw lhan take the strong medi.
ofn"a usually given for rheumatism,
ne knowing thnt quick relief from
Ga - r.Hins Pain Balm and without
@l-'- any medicine internally. For
pa ff'y be- had simply by applying
s".s - .ui druggists.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08
OuRAY RioTisM.

Ouray Herald
A flag pole has been erected In the
yard of the schoolhouse and the pu.
pills are still fighting over their class
flags Serious trouble is likely to
arise II the affair goes much farther.
Several little children who indulged
with the older ones have received
slight Injuries,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

ndS hdu any itnPSAhr ~ Fle SIS
sdyertsiemght calling for any amounts
due from the contractor on 8ugr 80
materials. and he replied tnat n t
mai one. One OF the alderueu I
peeB informed that none Of the rI -
tiers world hlp a claim With tn
when Clerk russell seld he had
reesipted bills IN his hands. fhc
upon Attorney Reese advised t0s
council TO pay the fnll 75 per Gent
due Mr No cHinnon on the e. ma =
numbered apd .. and this vas 50
ordered ny roll cali.
httorney Reese then discussed -hs
bil of Mr. CostoR. saying ii was tie
nrsl time an assessor had oNtena d
the city taxes since the time Shea
Mr. Bagby was assessor seyerai yeai
ago. that tho statutes provided fpl
aud required the extension OF the o.ty
tsxes The bill was for s523 40. ard
Mr. Reese said II was l. gal. thu as
10 what the council would consider
y tOIhpthodNlph AAAAN
he statutes they would have 20 o.
fernsiue; that Mr. Coston had said he
Dslred an a basis OF two per cent Of
The taxes. which would figure out
q oui the amount charged. The city
hted to pay tho assessor $500 and
nv county clerk fs9s. ON motion OF
Mr Casey the matter was referred 10
he finance committee.
j q. Copeland said he desired io
explain to the council why he asked
tot rebate of Sie On the s25 license
tor conducting an employment agenCy
n the city; that he had paid the SIS
in and hid paid SIS for procu.inl tlo
statutory bond OF 1000 and that tn
business of the first year would moi
warrant 1t The council did nothinl
and Mayor Berndt told MI Copeland
he guessed the council felt ike III had
he money and had better hold on
10 it
The usual monthly bills were n
i""t" anu AlueTbuH ljpDDihS sHl0 us
would like TO have the council MAKE
some provision FOR protection OF tns
North side from Are when the hIiG q
is tora down. Chief Dietrich OF tut
tire department WAS called on an
said he world suggest that team
and wagon be placed over there. with
one man. so that in case of arc tho
rsgular department could RON 70 IN,
river and transfer with the wagon
which should run from the hose hons,
| aver there when an alarm is llVau
| MI Dietrich thought fire eorii ~,
made as quickly this way as when pic,
| bridge is in service, ms a quickCl
.h@rter run could be made to cove
tiMe lost in Transfer one thousau,
iest ot hose could be kept on ib
North side. Referred to the Gro .tn,
water committee.
| The matter OF city insurance nj
! ranches was discussed. Clerk Rus
| sci said that somebody's care lessncst
bad placed the city IN bad sha B,
| for recovery. Part OF the iusuYauc,
had been remedied ana the baiuur,
was being looked after The dog IA,
matter was again discussed.
The attorney had prepared in bjanl
an ordinance to be numbered 4}G fa
I The annual appropriations. ana III,
l council took recess so eYeryHIn
could talk al once and oonsidcr ,ht
| various funds which would br re
quirsd for the ensuing y.ar. Tie. fol
lowing appropriations, agsro Iini
SSl. 200. were then agreed upnn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

a severe cold that may develop INTO
pneumonia over nlght can be cured
Tn"s.' by taking Foley's Honey and
"r lI viii cure the most ohstinate
rr"i''S cough and strengthen Your
'o"sa Tho gcnuinn is in yellow
package. For sale by G. e. Tiffany.
n
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

ne ore was fosad Iu both drifts the
ore has been proven for ffty and thir
y feet. and tho shoots are from tafe o
20 foGf aud half feet thick Of soIa
fead zinc and gray copper ore, rua-
ming better than 329 to the tos. Com
T.etont opinion estimator that the o a
product viii result, thus making con
eentrstoB worth over $3.50 TO the tol.
some Of the ore In the east drst
worth sse 10 the ton, crude. bat a zen
erai average value ~ssid he fairy
slated at about ses 10 the tor, snd
TO be very conservative II may be
sisen, as above stated. s2s.
W r Mason came over ffoH IL
perus yesterday evening
c. 6. Bailey OF Aztec went ny '1
silverton yesterday Neaing 10 tn Is
to the purchasers - produce.
Rath lockwood. daughter Of Thos.
Lockwood. is reported III with dipb
iberia. neeessItating her sisters To re-
Ire from school while quarantine -
on. all OF which is extremely uafor-
unate.
The Investment OF $4,000. to s15-
100 more in outside property during
lls past few days 10 \ substantial te5
imonial of the faith OF ehas. f.
Wood the hyerymas. in Durango
country Investments.
A letter from W A. Perry says he
and Mr.. Roberts are on their WAY
bone from Caiifornis. They will nc
few days at Bsnta Barbara. The
letter reports all the DuransoItes in
tast country we'll
Mrs. w. l.. Stephens came in from
Denver yesterday evening TO visit
With her sister. Mrs Charles Newman.
daughter Lena and Mrs. Edna Sheets
Nrs, Stephens had not visited Du-
rsnso FOR long time before.
n. r. Caldwell. who belongs to the
brotherhood of Locomotive firemeB
has an interesting form OF invitation
20 hremen's ball at Centeryiiie, la.
bis former home. 1t 10 written in the
precise form OF an official order to II
fireman whes called 10 duty, and coup
Ing II with tho ferns Of invitation ia
fellow and his wife or girl, gives
it smack OF merrimeut
against Frank Roberts. the husband
OF her daughter, in the county court
restorday. and later in tn evening
Attorney sullivan got tho man and
wife together and they determined ts
send th mother down the river 10 re-
side with some relatives named Tru
ny. Roberts was charged with non
Support and IL was shown that Bis
mother-i law had run slm away frep
home
Tae death Of Heary G. Brown, tas
builder of the Brown Palace hotel a
Denver, which 10 announced from, Sal
piego. will leave 4 rich young wild
ow Mr.. Brown was big investor
in Denver just when he was needed
after the Tabor millions had gone
gimmerins Ne donated the ten.acl
site ON whi n NE colorado eapita
stands. and this made the Brown Pal
age safe Investment Mr. Brnwr
Was Of the kind OF men who hav,
built empires and cities.
The action OF the council last nigh
In increasing the appropria ton IRON
$1,000 TO s2.00s for s,aintenaneo o
the public library. will be indors, b,
every body The police and emergeu
cy funds are probably low enough
The interest fund 10 nearly on, lftl
Of the entire expense OF city govern
meut The bridge fund OF s. Gao
added to that already expended an,
paid out, SHOULD be ample for hoti
new Wasos bridges, after the county
comes in for Its proper share of IN,
lever bridge.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08
From Wedu ssday's Daily.


From Wednesdays DaMv.
John Spcea OF Pagosa is Visiting tl
city.
j. d. McGrew Of BOlsres ia at the
Edelman.
Lois Scharf OF Nsncss is at tn
Edelinan.
w r. Mowry Of gsrteI is registo
ed at the Stratsr.
And no he did. Miss bryan got hcr
ring by advertising,
claude Vance aAa nxra Mc6unni
of La lara are at The Palace
+. II, McAreGor Of Gladstone
among the guests at tho Palace.
H. II. Sahr Of Dix Is in to meet
friends among the ostAsn eeatHgonU
Attorney Hiek 0Aferd, one Of thr
booster spirits of Mansox, is st TIA.
Palace.
MIS-. Charlie hcLaia and sahioa
went down to aronnSn this soTniSs
TO visit relatives.
A. r. KsshlsE And son. who have
been visiting salifsrsia, rsturse,l ves-
terday evening and eeaA.uod on to
their aoMe at Jewett, N N
Barney Hampton, who has becn in
the hospital fer some time. is we'll
enough to get cut awhile and was at
the Inter o,eaR this morning axiag
up an old Eastman kodak. which he
will take the after taking picture
with
Miss Ruby bryaH. n studeat at NJ
Durango Business college during thc
past winter. will attest to tho value
OF advertising. The young lady los
n diamond ring on tie street and ad
vertised 1t in the Herald A traveline
man found the ring and showed 1t tn
his friend, another travelling man. say
ing. See what | found" "Asp r.
piled the other that ring is adver
tsed and you will have 10 give II up
According to 4 dispatch kom outay
present indications warrant the AS.
sertion that the Red Mountain d,strir,
viii srrpsss any record 1t has of pro.
vious years. The Tonnage will he al
least 500 per day. according 10 estl
mates made by conservative mining
men. The Red Mountain Railroad
Mining 4 smelling company. throueA
the Joker tunnel And the workings OF
the tennessee vsudsrsilt aad Custom.
VIII have An immense output OF low
grade ores, as well as COED TONNAGE
OF high-grsde.
About 2.eos feet froa tho portal Of
the San Pedro tunnel, In silver crock
basin. there was recently cut a Nein
that did Not show anything ~ value
says the ouray Herald. The ve "a was
cut perhaps see feet from the s.r
tace' perpenaieularly. and 1. cove, d
with slide rock to censidsralfs fs
depth Drifting beth directions ON
the vein resulted In striking an ore
shoot within ATTY feet on the west and
In the east drift within twsnt, foot
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

tAsee oa- four weeks to make the
ehaa.lee
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

W r Mason cs@s over FROM Il c3
perus Yesterday evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

C. 6. Bailey OF Aztec went up 'f
silyerton yesterday Wening to Ia
to the purchasers - produce.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

Mrs. w. l.. Stephens came in from
Donyer yesterday evening TO visit
With her sister. Mrs Charles Newman,
laWshter Lena and Mrs Edna Sheets
Hrs, Stephens had not visited Du-
rsnHo for a long time before.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

Rath lockwood, daughter Of Tho5
Lockwood. is reported III with dipb
iberia. neecssltating her sisters To re
Ire from school while quarantine Is
on. all OF which is extremely uafor
unate.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

A lettor from W A. Perry says lee
and Mr.. Roberts are ON their WAY
bone from Californis. They will nc
fcw days at Santa Barbara. The
letter reports all the DuraneoItes IN
,sst country we'll
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

n. F. Caldwell. who belongs to the
brotherhood Of Locomotive firemeB,
has an interesting form OF invitation
10 hremen's ball at Centcryilie. la
bis former home. 1t is written in the
precise form OF AZ official order to II
fireman whes called 10 duty, and coup
ling 1t with tho ferns Of invitation to
4 fellow and his wife or girl, gives
it smack OF merriment
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

Barney Hampton, who has becn n
the hospital fer rome time. is wei
enough to get cut awhile and was o
the Inter o,ean this morning axiai
up an old Eastman kodak. which h,
will take the after tahins' pioturi
with
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

The lnvestment Of $4,000. to s15-
800 more in outside property during
ls past few days 10 \ substantial te5
imonial of the faith OF ehas. f.
Wood the nverymss. in Durango
country inyostments.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

John Spcea OF Pssosa is Visiting d
city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

stone was ready to he placed ip tse
north abntment. He thausht the sit.
uation was very much better ssau il
had been when he reported last.
A communication was READ from
the Durango Concert hand asking tor
$50 per month for five msu,hs. aud
was received with fav"r. hut vas d.
terred for further consideration
A communication Was !@sa from
Mayor Mcconnell stating that he must
be absent until the 18th: that h .
hoped the council woula take ,sue
actlu regarding temporary bridge
as The old structure would have to be
torn dawn soon. Mayer PRO Ten
Berndt said the council azd slressy
acted on this matter in It's uctiau re
gafding permanent wagon srisse
across the river
The bill al Assessor P oostdu
was read for extending The eiry t.,ss
and was turned over to At,syn,y
Reese with request ta sass upas II
The city engineers estimate os the
bridge fund was then talsea up This
was estimate No ., aud estimate No
Z. which had moi bees allowed Vas
also taken rp Il was shswu that
'h're was ,sial nj s.12s due the
rontraetet on these swo es,instss.
withholding the .s per cent usdsr
clause In the contract.
city Siers Russell was ssksI v he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

The jubilee the
the Board of Supervisors,
made good the Advertiser
next numb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
THE STRUGGLE OF THE CREWS.

has closed and has been 1ol as @
hold the community as
whole whch
by
of the
gethert too to use he n
undivided the
Rowing
struggle
the
amateur andf
aied blue
brilliant of the Honolulu S
Henley
who will the
a
readable
bookb o a holds Involvement
be This
andt
SEEM worth everybody.
in
to
and
is lin the game etter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

but one
OF the Advertiser OF 1886 and
Extraordinary One
a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
HAWAII AT WASHINGTON.

Atkinson of putting the Hawaiian unofficial 'em
a That
a
as 0
under a
Another function would clipping
to supply awa ormatn on demand
of to he
genera and nerestso of the Terrific
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
THE CAR AND THE DOUMA.


policy
Evidently
he
Indifference the
be the of ministries In his reading said
Douma of the
conditions of
stutional
tie a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

Governmental ahsurdty could Russia were TO be
despotism deathp penalty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
TERRITORIAL POLITICS
Continued from Page l.,

whoever the Republicans nominate
Curtis is a Hawaiian, but he IS a Ha-
waiian who can poll a very large num-
Der OF white votes for the Office OF
Sheriff.
Speaking OF the office of Sheriff, by
the way, an interesting whisper that
is going about is to the effect that
Harry Murray will be the inheritor of
Sheriff Browns strength in the con-
vention, if it should appear that Crabbe
develops into a dangerous competitor
However, that is a rather remote con-
tingency. era bbe is not developing
dangerously, so far as anybody has
been able to discover SO far.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE.

Il still believe that the Federal build
ing site should be that portion of the
King Nuuanu, Merchant and Bethel
streets, said r. c. A Peterson yester-
day. When the matter was first
preached a couple of years ago 1 con-
Sidered that was the best location and
believe so still, now that the $4,000
appropriation has been made by Con-
gress. The Chamber OF Commerce
Merchants Association and other pub
lie bodies should get to work on this
site matter"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
AN INDEPENDENT
SECULAR PRESS

The star says editorialIy: In celebra
ton of its Golden Jubilee. the Pacih
Commercial Advertiser this morning is
sued a special edition containing 10
pages. The event celebrated is of in
terest, not alone to the Pacific CONNER
ciaI Advertiser, but to the entire pres
and people of Hawaii. 1t is the jubilee
anniversary of an independent secular
press in these islands. There had beer
numerous periodicals in the islands
before that, calling themselves news
papers, and in many respects properly
and justly. Several OF them had had
men of large capacity and attainment
as their editors. They contained much
of a high degree of scholarliness, of
literary ability, and some of them,
chronicles of contemporary events OF
+ the highest value as news at the time,
and OF historical interest now But
everyone of these periodicals had been
in large degree, or wholly, an organ of
some interest or institution. None of
them was a secular newspaper indie
pendent of organized control other
than its ownership, and depending for
its support wholly on its merits as
newspaper.
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser
and it's founder, Henry NJ. Whitney, in
augurated independent secular Journal
ism in these islands. So that today is
an anniversary of interest and concern
to every such journal in these islands,
and the Star, while congratulating its
contemporary on its fiftieth annivers-
airy. claims an interest in the greater
significance of the event which is SO
creditably celebrated in the splendid
Jubilee number of the Pacific CONNER
cial Advertiser.
Of the contents of this number it is
not the purpose to speak AT length, at
this time. One hundred and twenty
pages of it is handsomely bound in
strikingly designed cover. 1t contains
a large number of articles of historical
and curious interest. 1t represents an
immense amount of painstaking re-
search and careful. effective work. IN
Guided in the number is fac-simile,
or rather a reprint, of the original is
sue of the paper. A comparison of the
two issues, the original, and the jubilee.
marks the advance in the mechanism
of newspaper business in these islands. |
Yet it is curious fact that the mechan- .
ical Improvement, marvellous as it is, |
aside from pictorial reproduction has |
been in means rather than in effects. |
The truth is that the art of printing |
sprang full f1edged from the brain and |
hand of it's inventor, as Minerva full |
panoplied from the brow of Jove. In |
no art has there been such wonderful |
progress and development of means, |
but in few SO little Improvement in the
quality of results. This however, is an
aside from the fact of main interest in
the present event, which is that the
Commercial Pacific Advertiser, in an
exceedingly interesting and creditable
special edition, celebrated the jubilee
of it's own founding. and
he greater event of the establishment
If an independent secular press in these /.
stands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
HAWA1rs RuINous DRINKS.

a o a
s
it poison To attribute the homcidal
"a the health
of thousan of our ellow-ei izens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

The ladies of the Woman's Auxiliary
and Guild of st. Andrews Cathedral
are reminded of the sewing bee, to be
held at the residence of Mrs. Won Holt
on Judd street today. The ladies will
be welcome at any time during the
morning or afternoon and lunch will be
served for those who are there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03
THE JUBILEE NUMBER.

The reception of the Jubilee number gratifying
they will
result their chief aside
50th birthday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

Honolulu could
and San Francisco, would
collect enable
with fine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

The Anemone
Indianapolis other fourshing mart time towns
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-27
SALON TO OPEN
Remarkable Collection of Photographic
Studies Will Be Shown. ..

At the SECOND annual American Pho
togra phie salon, which will open this
evening in the art gallery Of the pub
lc library, remarkable collection Of
Photographic studies will be shown. The
exhibition is under the auspices Of the
Camera club and the MINNEAPOLIS So
ciety of Fine Arts, and will be open
for about two weeks. :,... = - ~~>'.:
In the collection Of pictures which re-
ceived prizes and honorable mention is
a photograph by Louis Fleckenstein Of
Faribault, Mimi, who represents the
state in very er:editable manner. The
picture, ''The Lily Pond,'' shows the
slender: form of a young woman stoop-
ing over the pond Of lilies. Among the
$50 pictures which are hung, three rep
resent the firm Of Sweet Brothers Of
Minneapolis. early Morning Mists, -
g An October Morning. and :" Winter
in the Country' are particularly we'll
taken and finely developed.
The prize picture, "The Mothers
Kiss,' by an English artist, Mrs. G.. A.
Barton, is a delicate study effective in
it's light and shadow tints and express
sively soulful. - F.. d.
The collection contains a fine variety
Of subjects, such as many fine land
scape views, excellent portrait studies,
reproductions characteristic of animal
life, and some very interesting marine
views. The development and resources
of the camera are shown in numerous
ways and artistic ideas.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-27
INTEREST IN GADSKI
Announcement of Her Appearance in
Minneapolis Pleases Hundreds.

Interest in the coming appearance of
Nine. Johanna Gadski in MINNEAPOLIS
in song recital has deepened every day
since the announcement that she would
be heard in the First Baptist church,
Wednesday evening, April a. Nine.
Gadski is one Of the most brilliant sing
ers in the entire worlds gallery Of mu-
sicians. Altho she began her career
and served her apprenticeship to art in
Germany, she developed her talents so
rapidly that while yet in her early life
she became associated with the greatest
artists in the metropolitan opera forces.
Her success there was most marked,
and her Encouragement followed as a
matter Of course. Her voice was 50
beautifully fresh and clear, Of such
splendid timbre, SO full of color and
dramtaic fervor, that she was always in
great demand. Nine. Gadski is also a
cultured woman. She speaks and reads
huently four or FIVE languages, and, of
course, all the roles Of opera are open
to her. Her repertoire includes
such widely varying roles as
Santuzza in "Cavalleria Rustincana, =
Valentino in Les Huguenots, Aida in
the famous Verdi opera, and Sieglinde
in sEDie Walkuere,'' and other import
ant roles.
At her coming recital, Nine. Gadski
/ will include some of the arias from her
operate roles, as well as a selection Of
songs from various lands. These she
has chosen with the greatest care.