Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-02

their cues from the way the wind
blows.
The Ouray Herald publishes in full
a lengthy report OF the receiver Of
Ouray's defunct bank. And how
quickly the people OF that burg would
jump al a proposition like that offered
by the Colorado State bank officials
San Francisco is planning a $20-a-
plate banquet for the fleet on the the
ory that nothing is too good for
Uncle Sans navy. But steady ra-
tions of this kind would add TO the
growing importance of the medical
stan.
Dr. j. l.. Fournier, the scientific op-
tician OF Denver. arrived last night
and Will be found at the Strater hotel,
Room 1 and parlor. The doctor will
be in his room evenings to give those
an opportunity to have their eyes ex-
amined who cannot get away during
the day.
The spiritual advisors of Chester
Gillette gave out sufficient to make it
plain that the young man had made
full confession and that he killed
his weetheart. This being the case
they should come out with a complete
statement. Either this or they should
have refrained from making IA state
ment of any character.
Cultivate a sense of humor. Il WIZ
| help you to accept the ills of life
without SO much moaning and groan-
ing OF sp irit. Tears and fretfulness
weaken one physically and mentally.
No good can come from losing heart.
Turn your clouds inside out and see
the silver lining. 1t is very nice to
look upon sometimes.
In nine years the sale of American
| typewriters abroad has increased
from $l,5O0,00O a year to $500, 900.
This country is making reputation
in all branches OF machinery thai
promises much for the future-and
think OF the increase in pretty type
writers
According to weather report com
| parisons for three years, the average
rainfall for April is 2.7l inches, total
OF 1893 falling in 1905. In 1905 the.
average temperature was 45, rather
frisid month, although on the 22nd of
April year ago the thermometer
| went down TO %. The report also
shows a killing frost occurred on May
| 30 1906.
A l.. Nathan is to be congratulated
| upon securing the services of William
Marshall for his clothing store. Mr.
Marshall was manager of the largs
! Humphrey establishment at Montrose
and is clothing man from the ground
floor up. He goes on the theory that
honesty in dealing with customers Is
the winning card. 1t may OCCASION
ally lose sale but in the long run it
wins customers and life long patrons.
Mrs, j. l.. Nickel is over from Pa
gosa Springs visiting her sister, Mrs.
lsgar. Mrs. Nickel spent three
months in Kansas City and other out
side points this winter and returns
greatly improved in health Mrs.
Nickel says they will open the Pago-
sa Springs hotel the 18th of April.
During the winter months only the
bath house has been open to the pub
lie.
The Rev. DR.. Essert will preach at
the First Methodist church this eve
ming on the subject, "The Standard OF
True Greatness" This is a favorlte
subject of the doctors and undoubt-
edly the sermon will be one well
worth hearing. The service tomor-
iD'' N'N''h- WIN pt INC NlOSlllk Out
of the special revival meetings and
everybody is urged to be present In
these closing services.
The Misses Myrtle and Jennie Hood
returned last evening from Denver
, where they were attending the Den
yer university, being the third year
for Miss Jennie and second for Miss
Myrtle. The girls return before the
term is out in order to teach summer
schools in La Plata county. Both
are bright, industrious girls and are
striving hard to reach the head of
the educational ladder and are bound
TO succeed to the qualification CT
many friends.
Mr.. William Black, head of the
Eden ditch enterprise, came in from
Denver last evening, continuing to
Aztec this morning. Mr.. Black says