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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

If you have never been called
a crank you have attracted but
little attention in this world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

ss1 Mike Scheurich returnee
Monday from Loogootee wher-
he had gone to attend the funerd
al of Mrs. Adam Rickhardt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

~ Carl Gutzweiier went to
Princeton Monday 0 siness.
TR. NJ Milburn Esq. at
tended court az Petersburg this
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

srP. l.. Sweeney visited
home folks n Jasper this we tx.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

Some people when arrayed
in fine garments are. apt to re
mind one of a pretty label on an
empty bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

To those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble, bsckache, rheumatism,
Pinules for the Kidneys brings relief in
the first dose. Hundreds Of people TODAY
testify TO their remarkable healing and
tonic properties 80 DAYS trial 81 90.
They purify the blood. Sold by Flick
4 nfau
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

The deepest awe is that sol
emn admiration with which a
great society success seems to
regard himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

seH-Miss. Anna Hunter visited
IN Evansville Saturday.
sA-Dr NJ. Schumacher went
to French Lick Wednesday on
profes ionsl business.
There is no greater evidence
of superior intelligence than to
be surprised at nothing.
1t is said that brains will tell.
but sometimes the more brains a
man has the less he tells.
sS-Mrs. S A. Cooper visited
relatives in Perry County last
week.
s1s- Hon. r. NJ. Milburn spent
the latter part OF last week in
ISt. Louis.
@-Mrs. Nancy Withers (Aunt
Nam left last Thursday night for
Canton. Missouri, to spend the
Winter with her son John Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace NJ.
Kean were in Indianapolis the
first part of this week attending
Ia meeting of Odd Fellows. Mr.
kean was one of the speakers at
the meeting.
rA. Judge John l.. Brett went
to Petersburg Monday to con-
vene the November term of
Pike Circuit Court and began
his duties as the new Judge of
Pike and Dubois counties.
Some people when arrayed
in fine garments are. apt to re
mind one of pretty label on an
empty bottle.
When a woman has nothing
else to wish for she begins to
wish that her husband was
different.
A woman never resists a man
who convinces her he doesn't
kno v how to flatter her and
then does.
When an irritable man has
insomnia all the neighborhood
cats seem called on to suffer
with him.
After all old age is such a
family affair that no one should
have the cruel audacity to jest
about it.
The deepest awe is that sol
emn admiration with which a
great society success seems to
regard himself.
I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

When a woman has nothing
else to wish for she begins to
wish that her husband was
different.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

sfE-Miss. Anna Hunter visited
IN Evansville Saturday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

A woman never resists a man
who convinces her he doesn't
lno v how to flatter her and
hen does.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

After all old age is such a
family affair that no one should
nave the cruel audacity to jest
about it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-20

When an irritable man has
insomnia all the neighborhood
cats seem called on to suffer
with him.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Ter S1nius Sru,ci,.

Gem Dorf y. }(uNtIt,
@oupcrucur GbG8. e. 1uNbc3 bat
sen 0iitrittSnmoIt Qorriu bon
Guecn'S County iHriitIih bcnohrih-
ti9t, oab CT cinc pc5icllc Wrono Slrp
cinbCuticn mer0e, lm 2lllSingen III
ocn Sale QcAcn bic @cbriOcr 0oin3
mcqcn Grmor0lutg bon g8m. e. 2Ins
mis- 81 ucrncbmen. 2llbCr0cm mcroc
er cincn 9iihtcr 5rm %oriiBIr olacr-
mGblcn. 2Imalt Gnrriu crflGrt, oic
@rano. &rrp mer0c mobrihcinIicb III.
QcfGbr an I. Scptcmbcr 5tIonlmcn.
tretcn. Ter Frp5eB Oiiritc oIaOOnt
iriib5citig inn Oftober beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

iiQcn Mouor8 sSrattIm 7. Ston lit
icincn Gn0c nnbc, unO Die Ermp2-
rcn5lcr boben gIIlcS ollQCbottu, luu
icinc obermuliac 9tominution 5u per
binoern. Sroboem itG0t c0 icbot 10
}icmlib ollBcr 3lucifcl 0oB cr micocr
noninirt mcrocn miro. llc6cr 100
uitf llcbcrtrctunq Scr SonutoQagcicBe
loutcnoc ghtflogcn lhmcbcn sur 3cit
Dor Scr @ranosSuru.
8rano Surn NIT %crmei@
cntloiiCn.
N}onS 2onOinh M, 81.
9[uolit. - 9ic @ran0 Eum muOc
6clttr Nohnittol nohO}m iic 5ru!:
Nnflnacn gGgcn Ocn onAcblidlcn 81.
gcntbiintcr rnb StrmarO 0ca ioAc,
nanten MiIlionGr@.Gmb uou GbeIico
melen Soiorbipicla unO cine 2lntIoQa
gcgcn eincn GcrfGuirr non Yolttortcn
mcgcn Obic6nit6t crbobcn bate, emf.
(uiicn. 9lihter Srcnhoro toO1ltc lie
ihroii neil lie feinc 2mtlo0cn gc1cn
sic 8irtbc irl 2ltIontit Gitp crbob
Cbmunn Soicp6 SoIua cupiOcrtc, Der
StaotSnnpolt 6oG2 lir6 qcmci0crt, ser
@rono, &lrp @eluciic in mcitcrcn No-
ioropiclidQen 81 lutcrbrctrh 10
lnnQc lie nicbt Oic 6Gllc acBcn sic 9Sir-
TIE in GuuGgunA gc}OBcu bdttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
9IlaGnma'S Strifciuirrcu.

@irminDbnnL 2lla., 27. 2lnB,
- Gbfon man oagentein Scr 9luiid)t
iit ouB ser @rubcnorbciter- Stritc III
9dlOc ouiAcboben peroen miro, iino
III oicier 9cjieblmg nod tcine Shrittc
unttrnonlncn uoroen. Der teIncr
llnion on9cb0rcnoe @rubcnarbcitcr
MiQiont GlaDton melder aus Oenl
6intcrboIt gcihoiien mororn uu0 &c
itcrn bon 0rci Wdrnern entiiibrt mo
in ein @cG0lj gcidIeppt morocn it,
lit ieinen GntiiIbrern entfonmcn. I5n
@erbinoumg nit Sem gorioG lit cirt
Gcr6oftln1 porgcnOmmen por0cn.
8cItcrn lit out III cinem @al0c bel
Goal6urg Die 2eidc zines iarbigGn
9ti6tunion @rubenarbeitcrs duige.
illnocn mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Wfiairc Huicnbluunn.

Somcriet Ea, 81. gllrllrIt -
6ron 3. NS. Moicnbloom un0 ibrc
5ohtcr, pclhc tiir}lih IN Baltimore
mcGcn mGcblid)cr WiitihuIO an ser
5u l8in0bCr pCrilbten Grmor0ung
ibre3 @nttcn mo &ntcr9 2. !. Nos
icnbIoom pcrbaitct murocIL Itcutch
bcutc ic $1,000 Niirgihoit fiir ibr
ip0tcrcS Grihcincn Dor @criNt. go
li5iitcn rciitcn bcute }lbcnO noh Ncp.
2)orf nb INN sic BORT pcrhaitctct Nei-
icn Oc5 GrmorOctcn ,>oicpb rmO
SolliS GaIcr, bicrbcr 81 britgen. Gon
Ocm Sobnc ?llcr. 9ioilnbloonL mel.
der 0cn M}oro tbotiGhIi1 bc1ungcn
bobcn ioQ, bat man nod fciuc Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
gln,eiacn fir curppGiidlc

3aaesbldher lberrimlnt III SrainaIs9iaicu
u. Ieinicl's TOmete anb fsorrgn 9ouertiIna
Ngruen, $50 9niian'Str, Rcw'yuri
lIHg11-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
SnspcniiOn cincr Sparbanf in
Wiidlionn.

Canning 0iicb, 81 9lrallIt. -
Die r2ltbln3 Stote oho SopinQS
@nnf" 3u 2ltbcn3, Calhoun county,
i6loB beute 9lodbnittog i6rc 16iircn.
Sbr Yr0iiOcHt lit ). 6. NcuS rno ibr
aoiiircr 6. g. 2cruiS. StootSbanf.
Gommiiiir zimmerman per0ifcnt.
litte no6 Scr SuSpcniion cine Gr.
flGrlmg IN p2Icbcr or mittbeilt, er
babe Vcmcic bliiir cntocdt, oob sic
9eomtcu ser 2InItolt felt ibrer letten
Eriifung an 10. MGr5 5. s. eincn
idlul mtagcbcttan Elon 5ur Gdu-
ihltng bcS Stant5 ,gonfOrpartemcnt3
periolgtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Gcbcnsmiiocr WiUrocr.

Gronton O., 27. 9hlgltIt. -
Nobcrt :. 6rominc, luclhcr wegcn
GruorOuug bon 0nrru 6rcdo I'M bic.
i1cn @ciGnGniB iih beiin0et bat ci'
men SclbltnorOpcrilth aemodt in.
ocm cr Gutcnoe Wnlc icincn aopi
ac2cn cine ihnric &onte in icincr
,3enc iticB. Gr pcrlebtc ii6 mobr.
iGcinIih t0OtIid; icin aopi 1T form,
LID 3crbadt. 6rouinc lno 6rcdo
mOrcn )liuolcn iiir Mit9IicOi6uit pom
rcpubIifoniicbcn Gentrol.Gomitc mo
Irowinc i0oB 6rcda oui Der StraBc
uiu0Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
% Gcidcn oc6Urocu.

DC u lc tier, OfIab., 81. 2lll0uIt.
Die Observation-Disclosures bnbcn
Oie CurdioricbunQ ser NniIcp Ola.
3ehc Nr. 81 0aiIcpuiac, 1 / Niclet
mcitlih BON bier no NcItcrn cine
GroBc 2(n5ubl 9lrbcitcr ourb cine Gr.
pIoiion ulo cincn 9rauo uu'S Sebcn
fomen. uollenoet, Nm @nn5cn iinO
% 2eihen an oic GberilGd)e geihoiit
mor0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Worounfnll anti Sdjauipicler.

GbicoGo Ms, q. 9llglit. -
NSn einem Ncbcnl0bhcn lit 3rnnf 9i,
gplom, Shouipicler lnlO 2eiter ciuer
Gbeater @eicIid)oit, nit gsbrohc.
mem S6G0cl oltiacillnOen moroen.
9i9elom'S 6cin ioa in Nem.Dort
icin bos ieinc2 &1tcrS ". g. 9igc.
Iom lit in 9tr. -, 3. Strobr, Gbalieo,
Moii. MobridcinIi6 Iic8t Elm 0lanb.
anfdQ Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Sonlfort,
9cinli0ftit,
WciunObcit

Fcri0nIi6c &einIi6tcit >bcOeutct
t0rpcrlide Gciltnobeit. 8eun sic
Solrt rein uno frei bon SdueiB uno
lturcinlihfciten acGnlten miro, erfiiI.
len 0ic wiu3iJ tIciueu Eoren ibre
6nnttion rciAltb uno notiirli6.
&obrc t6rperliHc Hciulidtcit ubcr
bGngt bon ser benubten Seife ob.
Sine refine unuerfdlihte Seiie ans
luo1rbnit 5utrGglihen @eItanotbeiIen
lit n6tbi9 Die miIOen, rGiniacn0en
lno ontiicptiicben Gi9enitaften BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Gnbc in SpringiiclS.

SprinQiicl6, 3aS., 81. Aug.
-Gos 7. &c0imcnt, 700 Wonn itarf,
lit nod GbicoQo obgegongen. Spring.
iielo lit MN Oc3 militiriihen Shutes
olrd oic M}i.i}cn g0n5Ii6 bcrau6t.
@ouperncur Imcen lino oic 2ofol-
9eborhcn iinO OollItdnbig ii6erseugt
oaoon boB oorIdniig feline @eiobr
meiterer &raUaQc bcltebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

6iinf Wcnldcn IN 2ltlontd ln0
llmAcblng umlctommcu. -Qich.
itible in iIbcridmcnmteu 0iirif-
ten.
9uQuito, Ga, p. 2ul1uit. -
To3 1otbmoNcr, mclhc2 0eltcrn luo
in Ser lcttcn 9iaht Die 6iciiac StoOt
iiolirte, lit ictt I'M 3ruiiducidcu
W2an mcloetc, oob cmo elm QuBcuS
Wicuihcn ndbrcuO ser llcbcriGmcn.
mm1 bier ln0 III Ser llnQcbm0 cr.
tr1nfcu, nlciu bis I llhr bcjtc 9}aths
nittn1 mar mir cin Grtriutlm9oiau
olBcr 3lpciicl Acitcllt. No3 Mugos
sim Scr y9tiron Grocery So" Scr
Sofontotipenihuppcn Der o@corlios
Nabn" un0 cine 9lu}ubl &oblcmuo1-
1onS in 0amblr1, S..G. uui Ger Ae-
acnilbcr icgrnocn SCite ocS Sapous
nob.NiOcr, bronnten III Ger lcbtcn
9to6t ob W}ln ihItt sen @ciannt-
&crIltlt uuf S5OO,OOO bi3St 100000.
I'm 3 llbr bcutc )tnhmittog ma
rcn sic @epGlicr crbcbIi1 gcinllcn,
luO mnbrlhciuliN miro c@ morgeu
m0aid) icilt Ocu &Crfcbr in alien
lbCilcn Scr StaOt micOcr aui}rmcb-
men. 0iS III 0icicr 3cit mar ser
0urH sic 0ohilltb bcrbciaciiibrtc
zoo BON iiini Mcnidcn conitotirt
Nrci OcricIbcn iinO 9tcQcr lmo sic
RNmcn Scr bciOcu mciBcn Cpicr iino
nod uid)t ermittclt. &itle Gic6itGblc
lucrOcn aus sen iibcrl0mcnntcn 81.
itrittcn bcri6tct,--
SpGtCrc ltnhriGten itclcn sic ,3obG
ser WicnIdCL mclfc bier mo in Scr
l(nldcbln9 ertrdnfcrL nlf t5. Die
mciltcn 0CricIbcn marcn Ne1Cr SeIos
urbcitcr. SctrGbtIid)r 9totb bcrrlbt
in ser StoGt, ln6 bic 9iirgrr m}r0cn
nor9cn cine Gcriommllug obboltcu,
I'm llnterltiItlmgS MoBrcgcln 5u
bcprcdcn. 9lt0 olti Ocm 2nn0c lit
Der 9totbltQno cin 0roB2r. Qic @mml-
poll. lno WloiSCrntc lit 10 gltt mic
pcruihtct. @roBc Gntrilihrng GcrriHt
QcGclt Gi1cntbiiHcr pon aGbncuL mel
dc 5ir 3cit 0c9 bodItcn 6Iutbit0nOc3
in ben bieIi9cn StraBcn ltnlbcr rnOcr.
ten rn0 @clO iiir Die 9ictiing BON
Ecrioncn inrOertcn, iueld)e nli Bol.
fen ltlbcr tricbcn ober ,3liIlld)t oui
SNlncn Qeludt Soften.
u ihmono, %u., ~. glngltit. -
SUltc rib rcAnCtC c8 bier ob lln0 81
nod INNER. Ter &nmr3 Hiucr iibcrs
id)rCnmltc nGbrCn0 ser lcbtcn !tadl
0ic llntcrcn Stl0ttbciIc, lit ie0od icit
) llbr OtorAcna i'm 6ullcn. &cin cr1
DGDncn2ucrtbcr Sh0Ocn Cntit0nO.
Is b0rlcton, S.sG, ~. 2luglrlt.
- las orcitGgilc &cAcmlnucttcr bat
il Ocn NounnpoIlpiion5ltuacn QrobCu
SdoOcn on1criHtct. Die Wtoisiclocr
in Der 6ulBnicOcrln1 iino moDl Doll.
iIGnoiG pcruiiitet 2hri 20 Ero}cut
bca GrtrlQc9 miro ser ShnOcn in 0cu
NauImponpiIon}lrgcn b,rebnct. I'm.
ter Ocn GiniIlb OcS Itorfcn 9icQcn9
iiuO sic @otnluoQltoIOcn gcl6 Qcmor,
Sen. Ter Nabnpcrtcbr nit ocm Eli.
oct lit poQIt6nOig rmtcr6roGch Oo
ate NobnbriIdcn bon Den 6nt5cu
hiu,nn, ,,rrii{au ,,,i,rSn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

(5urtictnas iicbe =. Geitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28
Tic Qng' i'm =n6 acfauit!

AIr MhF tn! SUU HtIHHE! % otHTI WtUH'
gSnnnermiiiclu pfricitet fetn qnics Cselo her.
aiebt uro cirr Stnnomeoi5iH oaiiir cr6nnoeit
So bcnif uub mobI W}aiider. Der bon Dem
6dmorrbOi6rn euntefc, lten Selo uIlo purs
itCatig Sbr peiocnoen. mn ien6et ct't nab cis
ncr probe. ole Sud i. yeniiueoler & 60 Nor
24tG, gtclp 2luyt auf Neranaen toitcuirsi 3lis
f6idcn merocn. ebe Sbr ciaen 9urratb ~ fdll
fen brnndL Jn alien rencmAirien slpotbeien
81 BADEN. (gloUaJr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-28

Son apot6efern iibernu perfauit.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Even onnoen China has awakened
o be
achievement the
Philadelphia Telegraph
possibilities
wonderfully relieving
traffic.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
NOTICE

Are you one who is behind on your subscription to
IfE HERALD for more than six months? Remember
that April is close at hand and on that date the Post
Office department says that all subscriptions must be
discontinued that is in arrears for six months or more
Come in and raishten up your account mail the
amount due. Many have complied with our request
With many. who have not made payment, is owing to
forgetting to do Please do not get yourself in
trouble by further delays
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

March 81 In
depha VIII celebrate the both
Swefes who settlers
cety
cended from
gland
could get further back than that
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

tianity on these topics. Doa fall to
/ hear him.
Mrs. John Cook and two children
returned last evening from Alamosa,
where she visited relatives for some
time. The Cook family is the one
losing three children in the Horse
Gulch flood last year
Mrs. p. ]. O'Donnell is over from
Dolores to join her husband. who
arrived last week, having sold their
ranch near Dolores for $1,000. They
| intend making Durango theoir home
hereafter and will erect neat cottage
on lots owned in North Durango The
| Herald welcomes them back to this
city, where they resided before going
to Montezuma county.
The Rt. Rev. Edward j. knight,
| bishop of western Colorado. will hold
special lenten service at St Marks
''piSN'Ptb 'Hultu ioJlSut dt 40.
| After the service an informal recep
| tlon will be held at the home of Mrs.
| Scoyill. 610 Third avenue. Every
| body who is interested is invited to
be present at both service and re-
] ception.
II Smith nf rortaz and NJrg nil
Ion OF Dolores spent the night in Du-
range. They are members of the
Democratic state central committee
and left this morning for Denver to
attend the meeting to be held Monday.
! An interesting scrap is expected be-
tween the Patterson and Speer fac
tions and every county in the state
will undoubtedly be represented.
The train leaving Durango at 1890
yesterday afternoon for Aztec and
Pennington encountered snag when
out about IS miles by the tender of
the locomotive jumping the track. 1t
was found impossible to get the
''critter' back on the track with the
tools on hand, so the crippled engine
was fired up and started down the
track with a wrecking outfit. And it
was good thing the distance was no
greater, as the cripple" died" Just
as the stalled train was reached. 1t
took some time to get the tender on
the track, and it was just 10 minutes
after this morning when the tired
crew and dozen or so passengers
were backed into Durango. Farm
houses furnished eatables for the
passengers and train crew.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

The Royal Highlanders will give a
supper and entertainment at Red Men
hall Monday evening. March 23. Ad-
mission 25 cents, including supper
Everybody welcome.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

With Taft lacking the
mise This seems hardly Hs<sbe
safe proposition that Taft will be the
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

of excellent
and
only tried
takiag the advice of those who
credit Republicans handicap
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

North Scranton Pa, claims
two prowing his
them inside locked
police
a WestP
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

slightest fctisa selection
individual party 10 reyen
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

In New the Legislature
constitution
sessions they have
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Great Brains is
cludes the building
cruisers sixteen
looks ike reliance
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

The library board Is feeling well
with Mr.. Carnegie's latest contribu.
ton.
Mrs. II. NJ. Schneider came down
from Silverton last evening enroute
TO Denver.
Rex Mollette returned last evening
from Cortez, where he was in attend
a1ce on district court.
Been rather cool the past day OF
too, but we cannot expect TOO sum.
merry weather before April.
Telephone Mrs. Dave that you will
take Sunday dinner with her. Table
| supplied with every delicacy.
Mrs. VIM. Ordway. wife of the well
known postmaster at Dolores. is in
the city, arriving last evening.
Durango is such n live town that
| Merrill Doud concluded to remain
another day and is still with us.
Mrs. Clayton C. Perkins and Mrs. A.
f. Perkins went to Trimble Springs
this morning to remain over Sunday.
Moving picture shows were liber-
ally patronized last evening. The
Theatcrium was filed twice to over
flowing.
Miss Lena Steineger is home after
a lengthy absence with friends at
Trinidad. Looks as though she en-.
ioyed the visit
| Judge Pike and Court Stenographer
| Peters returned from Cortez last eve
ming. Court lasted only four days.
Good thing for taxpayers.
| r. r. Smith, the Cortez merchant,
says MonteZuma county is enjoying a
healthy growth and that his section
is coming to the front in fine shape.
Geo. w. Bryan. one of the prosper
GUS ranchmen in the Ignacio section,
spent a day or two In Durango this
week. Reports splendid outlook for
the summer.
| School district No. / of San Miguel
county is paying of one-half of its
bonded Indebtedness, $4,000 This
indicates healthy condition and i'm
proved financial situation.
w. A. Reese left this morning for
Denver to attend the meeting of the
| Democratic state central committee
Monday, having proxies from La Plata
county members, c. l.. Russell and
| Mrs. Puliord
The meeting at the Methodist
church last light was wei attended
A number stood to express their desire
to become Christians, several Of
whom afterward knelt at the altar
with Evangelist Essert and save heir
hearts to the Saviour.
The Montezuma Journal, published
at Cortez, is filed with items regard.
Ing real estate deals-farm lands.
That section is surely forging ahead
at rapid rate. And returning Duran
goites report general air of pros
perity, all of which is pleasing.
Oscar Buslllrk, accompanied by his
brother Pete of Ouray, left this morn
Ing Tor the Montetzuma valley. where
nephew has a contract on the irri.
eating ditch. Oscar expects to re.
main in the Montezuma country dur
ing the spring and summer while Pete
Will return to Ouray.
Inc Denver e Rio Grande train
men 40 not need the advice OF the
morning mischief maker. 1t is never |
consistent. Only few weeks. or |
months. ago, the same sheet was tell |
ing trsinmen what net to do. Follow
the sheet and you will wind around |
trail as crooked and deceitful as
man ey er made.
Or. Essert's sermons al the First
Methodist church next Sunday will
De wei worth hearing. His treatment
OF the amusement question in the
afternoon and the secret order sub.
ject at night will he an expression of
twentieth century thought of Chris
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
JUST NONSENSE
BY Miss Tilly Slowboy.)
Good Oh Sunamer-

BY Miss Tilly Slowboy.)
Good OF Summer,
South wind S blowin' warm azd free,
Buds burstin' on the tree;
Say, but it looks good to me.
In good OIL summer.
Birds chirpin' in their nests.
flies buzzin'-dern them pests!
I'll 90 fishin' spite of jests
In good oil summer.
Nothin' doin' all day long.
Jes' sit roun' aad' hum a song
Bet yer life there's nothin' wrong
With good oil summer.
Durango has some bright newsboys
Not long ago one of them was trudg
ing along the street with a bundle of
Denver Evening Posts under his arm.
Trade wasn't very good. Nobody
seemed rushing for papers in spite of
his loud call: Denver Evening Post"
Presently he reached a crowd of
men ard his eyes beamed with am
billion. Taking deep breath he call.
ed out Justify as he swept by:"Den.
yer Evening Post! All about the
prairie fire on the ocean,"
Mrs. Newlywed-Do You know. my
husband is perfectly bewitching? He
never thinks of going for a bucket of
coal without kissing me first.
Mrs. Oldwed-In a few years voul,
consider yourself lucky to get the coal
Cheer Up.
Whats the use of always scowliae
am 70 business gained by growing;
Smile little and cheer up!
WHAT'S the use of always grumb,ins
That to naught the earth is crumh
ling?
Iut such nonsense and cheer up,
WHAT'S the use of always siebir,
Jry'hg out for hopes a-dying? !
Ut! your tears and then cheer I'm,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

all right Durango
do
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Unless intend to abide
primaries Suppose La Plata Republicans
OF amo this fall the do
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Depotors VIII tho
The coiacid
with
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Magdalena bay of
the sixteen batehps after
without good collection of shark
fall far short of what
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

TWO batleships
North
the shpyards as well as
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

ihe opens ike
entirely favorable 1t ha
bad growing
n
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

All the Democrat for
out OF dollar for dollar With
shadow
bitter dose for the blood
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Lee Republican line
And let
pnps 10 he 'front.' With nnobeconabe ticket Republicans
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Pennsylvania nneirg dishonesty doe
not dividends
that comes In for kindly consideration
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23


to
chdren last time the way an
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Our
before February indicating active
year IN exports and remarkably
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Utah her
died OF cardiac paralysis
shodld little
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Weed out the doublecossing woudbe
for them. They to polls
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Jasper Burnett, his wife. three
little girls and two boys were all
thrown out OF wagon in a runaway
yesterday afternoon and We're all bad
ly shaken up and bruised. Mr.. Bur
nett was badly bruised on the head
and shoulder, Mrs. Burnett was bruis-
ed on the head and arm and all the
children suffered minor injuries. The
Burnetts live on a farm four miles up
the valley from Durango. They had
been further up the valley to an auc-
ton sale, and among other things had
bought hoe. On the way back the
hoe handle got in the wagon wheel
and the noise scared the horses, caus-
ing them TO run away. The wagon
was overturned and all the occupants
thrown out. The wagon was com
pletely demolished. The horse ran
home al stopped.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
FOR SALE

HORSES AND MARES. APPLY
TO c. E. HAMPTON, FLORIDA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Bert Brown came in from Denver
and the East last evening and is
spending the day in Durango, contin-
uing TO Silverton in the morning. Mr..
Brown has not been home since the
snowsiide destroyed his cold storage
buildings. entailing a loss OF about
$4,000
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
(rrom Saturdays Daily.)

NFTUIH SHIUTUHy 5 DHlTy.T
District Attorney Pulliam is home
from Cortez.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

1t took Just 40 minutes for an auto.
mob.le TO make the trip between Do.
lores and Cortez the other day. With
good roads 80 minutes will suffice.
The distance is 1S miles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Work on sewere.cavations is be-
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Republicans of this southwest section will
anaics without importations.