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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

permanently located. is SO wen pleas
ed with the country that cottage
has been rented for the winter and
the couple left this morning for Boul-
der where they left their children with
a sister of Mrs. Kimbali while they
were looking around the state. They
VIII be back in a few days when Mr.
Kimball will be OH the lookout for
land investments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25
A CARD,

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold II stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from cold. prevents
tains no opiates The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes
@, f. Tiffany, Jr
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

II you desire "A clear complexion
take Foiey's orino Laxative for con.
stipation and liver trouble as 1t will
stimulate these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system, which is what
everyone needs In order to feel wen
G r.. Tiffany. Jr.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Mrs Roy johnson. who has been Wis
ltiug her sister. Mrs. Or. Turrell. the
pas; month. left this morning over the
southern for her home in California.
j. j. German was a Denver bound
passenger this morning to spend .
week or ten days in the gay state
capital. hobnobbing with the Democrat
lc nobility.
Apples for the apple exposition in
Denver should be secured and put in
storage. Do not wait until all the
choice fruit is shipped out OF the
county.
George Slough Is nosing around
town. Always welcome. Says his
wife and daughter are visiting friends
and relatives in Oklahoma. having a
good time.
Rev. AIR. Waldraven journey to AZ
tee and Pennington this morning
where he win spend the week. remain
ing over Sunday. the Aztec minister
preaching in Durango Sunday.
The milling trust threatens to iu.
wade Durango and lower the price of
flour This means our farmers will
not be able to get as much money
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Get busy and see that La Plata
county is properly represented at Den
yer during the apple exposition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

George West went out to the COW
ranch this morning. Says he viii have
TO forego the pleasure of eating tur
key at home this year
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25
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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25
From Tuesdays Daily.

Cy Graden and wife were returning
passengers last evening from an ex.
tensive eastern trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Foleys Kidney Remedy will cure
any kind of kidney or bladder trou.
BILE that is not beyond the reach OF
medicina. Cures backache and irreg.
ularities that IL neglected might re-
suit in Brights disease or diabetes
G. e Tiffany. Jr
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

for their wheat AS long as the local
mills can supply the demand it will
be well to cut out the foreign product
The people of Durango, especially
the taxpayers, are very much inter
ested in The water controversy. hence
The Herald devotes much space to the
subject in this Issue. giving the dis.
cussion and reports OF the committees
in full. Lack OF space prevents a
review by The Herald in this issue
s. NJ. Biggs & Co. have something
interesting 10 say TO the people of Du
range and this southwest section in
today's Herald. This firm is catering
to an increasing business and wants
every one to know about the holiday
bargains that will prevail during the
next thirty days.
The San Juan Development and In
yestment company has contracted for
Installation of a tramway connecting
their coal mines with this city. same
10 be in operation by Aug. ], 1910.
There are other plans under consid-
Grafton to increase the company's busi
ness, which will be given to the pub
lie later.
Fred W. Strater left for Denver this
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
the wife. He expects to return to
Durango by the first of the month
and viii probably put in December for
The Herald. During his travels about
Montezuma and La Plata county he
added a fine list of new readers to
the daily and semi-weekly publications
There are few persons who have more
friends than Fred among the people
Thos. ~, Tulley departed for Den
YER this morning. having sufficiently
recovered from his long siege of ty-
phoid fever to stand the trip. Mr.
Tplley win probably be in Denver
some time. As to future location he is
not decided, or whether 1t win be in
the newspaper business Mrs. Tulley
and the children win remain in Du
range
Barnet Haughey returned last even
ing from a visit to the San Luis val
ley. He says there was vast amount
OF wheat raised In the valley the past
season and farmers are receiving 81. go
per hundred, st.4O for oats and Go
cents for potatoes. This indicates that
farmers of La Plata county are re-
ceiving top-notch for their grain and
farm produce. The San Luis valley
wheat is first class. Mr.. Haughey said
farmers were unloading forty to sixty
wagons of wheat day at Monte Wis
ia. He says there is large influx
of homeseekers and the valley is set.
tling fast with new blood.
The Herald acknowledges a friendly
call from Messrs A. b Kimball OF
Bellyille. Kans., and John r. Kinghorn
of Staunton, Ill These gentlemen are
homeseekers and are exceedingly well
pleased. This is proven by the fact
that Mr.. Kinghorn has been all over
The northwest and different portions
of the state. He landed in La Plata
county the last OF last week and in.
side of two days had purchased fine
ranch in the Allison district. largely
through the instrumentality of DIR. Nc
Even. Mr.. Kingdom says he is sat.
isiied to settle down and make this his
future home. To this end he leaves
in the morning for his Illinois home
TO wind up affairs and load car of
household goods and horses. his wife
following later Mr.. Kimbail is ac-
companied by his wife and while not
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

| The grain woiid have beer fine this
year had IL not been for the heavy
rains.
C. f. Herr was passenger to Ig
raoio Sunday morning.
stores are looking tempting with
their stock OF Thanksgiving entables
Washington curtcy vas an arrival
last night from Nashville, Tenn. TO
join the Southern Pacific surveyors Mr.
Reagan is rushing through the San
Juan country.
John r. Ball OF the Ball Foundry 6
Machine Works. went up 20 the Orc
Fino, formerly known as the Neglect.
ed. mine Saturday. with nm additional
force of men, SO as to put on three
shifts, and thus push the work of un.
watering the mine as rapidly as posi-.
bile.
+, L. Buck. the well known Ali.
son ranchman. has been In the city n
few days Strengthening up certain bust
ness matters before leaving for va.
cation trip of three months. Mr. and
Mrs. Buck win start in few days to
visit friends In various points in Kan
sas and Illinois. going first to Chicago
md possibly as far east as New York
We trust tLey will have pleasant
visit A little play occasionally is good
for every one.
Jake Fritz was passenger to Cor.
tex yesterday morning to arrange for
the burial of his brother. Charles
Word was received from Superintend,
ent shelton Saturday which confirm
cd he report as given in Fridays
Herald Charley had been murdered
by TN Indian Mt Aneth, Utah, and the
body was taken to Cortez. where he
had made his headquarters for sew.
eral years. The funeral probably took
place today On Mr. Fritz return fur.
'her particulars will be given.
Are you planning to attend the ball
given by the city fire department on
Thanksgiving eve2 You want to be
sure to put in an appearance in Red
Men hall that evening or you viii miss
the time of your life The fire boys
are royal entertainers and are max
ing arrangements to make their ball
the incest ever. If you have ever gone
to any affair they have managed YOU
know how well they treat their guests
Don't wait till the last minute to
buy your ticket-do 1t now,
r. A. Peterson, who had charge OF
the work of building bridge and flume
for the San Juan Water & Power com
pany. since the illness of his father
t. f. Peterson. is home, having com
pleted the work. The bridge and
i'"iies were taken OUT Dy the sep
tember floods. 1t is pleasure to
nave competent son to go ahead with
such work when one is laid up--a chip
pff The old block In this connection
we are pleased to state that t. f
Peterson was able to be moved to his
home Saturday and continues TO i'm.
prove. all of which is god news to the
people of Durango.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Mrs. f. e. James. wife of the affable
u. & r. G, ticket agent. left for Denver
this morning accompanied by the baby
WIN be absent week or more.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

c. W. Kiel. the surveyor. left for
Lumberton this morning TO do some
work on the Navajo ditch.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

+. A. Dennet of Sheboygan, Wis. Da.
vid c. Greene of Milwaukee. and Duke
NJ. Farson OF Chicago. who have been
In the city few days on business per-
tanning to the bonds of the Citizens
ditch In San Juan county. New Mexico
returned from trip to Aztec last
night and went to Pennington this
morning to look around
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Dr. w. W. McEwen returned from
Denver Saturday evening, where he
attended the tourist and homeseek-
ers' rate convention. and distinguished
himself by an address before that
body. which attracted much favorable
comment Herald readers had the
pleasure of reading the speech as Civ.
On In Fridays issue.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Attorney Charles A. Johnson left
for brief trip 10 his Cedar HIN ranch
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25
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Gold. rs cents; Gold and Silver. 81:
Goid. Silver and Copper. sl.50. Gold
and Silver refined and bought. Write
Tor Tree mailing sacks. OGDEN As
sAN CO. 1886 Court Plaos. Dsavsr.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

S. NJ. Biggs & Co. have something
interesting 10 say TO the people of Du.
range and this southwest section In
ioday's Herald. This firm Is catering
to an increasing business and wants
every one to know about the holiday
bargains that viii prevail during the
next thirty days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

The people of Durango, especially
the taxpayers, are very much inter
ested in The water controversy. hence
The Herald devoies much space to the
subject in this Issue, giving the dis.
cussion and reports OF the committees
in full Lack of space prevents a
review by The Herald in this issue
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

for their wheat. AS long as the local
mills can supply the demand it will
be well to cut out the foreign product
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Mrs. Henry Brown made brief trip
10 Durango last night from Allison re
ta ming home this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

trip through the Montezuma valley
and departed for home on this morn
Iing's eastern. The gentlemen are hope
seekers. They were guests of the
Palace last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Woods were
guests OF the Savoy last night. Mr.
Woods is connected with the Hunter
Mercantile company of Farmington
and accompanied his wife as far as
Durango, returning on this mornings
Red Apple. Mrs. Woods went out
ON the eastern today to Boulder 10
spend Thanksgiving with her mother
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

The San Juan Development and In
yestment company has contracted for
Installation OF a tramway connecting
their coal mines with this city, same
10 be in operation by Aug. j, 1910.
There are other plans under consid-
Grafton to increase the company's bust
ness, which will be given to the pub
lie later
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

W. A Hunter of the Hunter Mer.
camille company of Farminston. was
in the city over night on his way to
Woodward. Okla. to spend Thanks
giving with his parents, who are still
hale and hearty. Mr.. Hunter says
Pennington people are feeling pretty
good over the fine fruit crop and are
expressing much satisfaction in regard
TO the railroad prospects He wen,
out on the eastern this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

r. l.. Manley, assistant general man
ager OF the Porter Fuel company, who
has been In town for few days on
business with the local office. depart
ed for his headquarters in Omaha this
morning. W l. clifford accompanied
MIR. Manley as far as Denver
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

F.. ID. Clark aud brother. L. Clark Of
Hotchkiss, returned last night from a
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

stores are looking tempting with
their stock OF Thanksgiving entables
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

John Pearson shipped car of OK.
coptlonally fine beef TO Sllverton this
morning. The cattle were for the Sill
verton Meat & Produce company. La
Plata county-or rather. the San Juan
lis strictly in 1t this year, for we
have the goods, and the other fellow
seems to fuow it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Mrs. J. l.. Gaylord. county clerk of
Archuleta county, and daughter. Dulce
left for their home in Pagosa Springs
this morning. Mrs, Gaylord returned
a few days ago from Silverton where
she visited her niece. Mrs. Jessie Har
wood. and other relates for couple
OF weeks. Mrs. Gaylord says Pagosa
is quiet, but times are good Every
thing is moving along nicely
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

John r. Ball OF the Ball Foundry &
Machine Works. went up 20 the ORC
Fino, formerly known as the Neglect.
ed. mine Saturday. with an additional
force of men, SO as to put on three
shifts. and thus push the work of un.
watering the mine as rapidly as posi-.
bile.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Ed Ptolemy came in from Mancos
last night with shipment of cattle
which he took up to lockwood today
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

r. p. McCu,cheon was a returning
passenger from trip to Pennington
last evening. He intended 10 purchase
the drug store at hat place, but bust
ness is good and She owner refused to
sell-at least IN Mr. McCutcheon's
terms The latter dernrted for his
bone in Pueblo this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

The grain woiid have beer fine this
year had IL not been for the heavy
rains.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

c. e. Herr was passenger to liz.
raoIo Sunday morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Washington curtey vas an arrival
last night from Nashville, Tenn. TO
join the Southern Pacific surveyors Mr.
Reagan is rushing through the San
Juan country.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

Postmaster Frank c. Dowell came
In nom Allison last night to see if
we're running things according to the
latest approved pattern In municipal
circles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-25

James Corey, tax agent of the Den
vcr 4 Rio Grande, and T. L. Phillips
an attorney for the road. spent sun
day at the strater. departing for Den
yer this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
NO CREDIT EITHER WAY,

The Tribune Will recommend to the
consideration of those we'll meaning Ia
dies and gentlemen. who were invciplcd
INTO tho hicrarchcaI "prohibition
movement here last fall the "word of
the Lord - upon this subject as it was
spoken by one of the "Almirhty s
mouthpIeccs at an earlier day. And
meantime we ask them 10 don their
thinking caps and cndeavor to decide
whether or not they have been grossly
deceived for an ultcrior purpose. Here
is the 'word':
Now what benefit or what glory is there
| 10 an Individual who is placed In cir
cumstanGes that he cannot help but do
| no intoxicating drinks In tho world, wha
glory and credit would It he to an indi-
Hi6TS fr6n ,b6so to say that he had kept himself
ioreiathcrs To tho third or fourth genera
ton Of them. had died from drunken
ness; he would have nothing TO boast ;
fore. say. II this temptation was set
before us as the forbidden tree was be-
lore mother Eve, and VIC wIthstood the
temptation. then there would he some
merit in II, far more than there is for
a person TO keep himself sober. because
ne Is obliged to do so,-From sermon by
naclc, May 20, 1865; Journal OF Dis
courses, volume 3, pages l3 and IA.
So, you see, you must experience nei-
thcr surprise. disgust nor alarm at find
ing yourselves left holding the sack.
If sanity brother should wobble up
to you and ask you TO join him in an
effort to put down the demon rum. YOU
must not imagine him TO be in the least
inconsistent; because he will dcmeu.
strate to you that he will faithfully
do his part of the job--provided there
he barroom handy. And his uncertain
but persuasive plight should not cause
you to waver for a moment in your sup
port of "thc cause for he is merely
engaged in "the work of the Lord
by constituting himself standine-or
recling-temptation before the youth of
Israel, that the youngsters may deserve
credit for avoiding his course until they
have grown up and it comes their turn
TO perform like service in behalf Of
those who are growing up after them.
For II we follow the apostolic logic in
all faith, IL is necessary that each gen
Grafton IN turn shall die drunkards so
that In the end there shall be a perfect
people in Zion to greet the first blast
of Gabriel's trumpet.
Take away your whisky. your coffee and
your tea:
ColG water is the drink for me-
That's the way good old Brother God.
dard and the Sunday School union used
ia sing it in the Assembly halls wears
ago. But what on earth merit there
would bc in piping the couplot if there
were no coffee and no whisky and no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
THE PROGRESSIVE wELsHMEN

That the fame of Salt Lake City for
progrcsslvencss is spreading abroad
over the land is noted in a communi-
cation sent to The Druid a Wcshmcn IS
journal published at Scranton, Penn.
sylNania, and which has Just been re-
ceivcd. The letter is written by Mr..
w. Price Evans. who visited this city
about the middle Of April in company
with n number of other friends from
Boston, whore he resides. In addition
to the complimentary reference to Salt
Lake, we find an item concerning the
Cambrian association here which should
crafty that organization, whose cor
responding secretary, Mr.. John James,
the letter says, piIotcd the party about
town, Here is the extract from Mr.,
Evans S communication TO The Druid,
as il appears III its issue of April %:
Salt Lake is also clean city. with her
broad streets and fine buildings. What
Interested MS most was TO be taken to
the Camhrian Sociotys headquarters.
Here We found a large. clean, airy room,
with n library and Welsh and other pa
pers on the table. This is Welsh bureau
OF Information and a home for strangers
tonians To look to Utah for ideas, VIC can
assure our Boston friends. who have had
this project In mind for somc time that
their dream is an actual reality In Salt
Lake City.
1t is gratifying TO note the good ef
fects upon the repute of Zion that the
kind entertainment afforded to visitors
by the different fraternal organizations
here is having. All societies Of this
character in this city arc doing work
whose results will continue TO mako
for the benefit and the growth Of the
town for years to come. They take
pains TO delegate some member or mem.
bers to show their visiting friends about
the town-and that means that he
guest is favorably impressed, for Zion
TO he seen is Zion TO be admired.
We are glad TO see the Cambrian so.
cicty among the progrcssives-as in
deed, it has always bccn--and it gives
pleasure to note this instance Of the
good effect of its work in this particu.
lar direction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
THE SAME OLD FALSE DENIAL

The Church rule" which is denounced.
is a myth, 1t liz worse. Ii liz q creation
of the unprlncipled and schcin!ng persons
every liberty LETT to the people. so that
thoy might 1915. 81 shc ruin and have "A
clear, clear path to a career Of Irresistible
plundcr-t'rom Descrct News editorial.
January 20, 1883.
That sweeping charge was made by
thc most loyal Deseret News against
all the Gentiles in general here, and the
representatives of the National Gov
ernment in particular. But it was as
false in 1888 as it is vicious in 1909
IN IFS uuwarrantea attacks upon the
American party. History has demon.
strated the first Incontrovertiblv, and
history will prove the second with equal
dccisivencss
In 1888 the church organ proclaimed
to its readers and supporters that the
men and officials who opposed Mormon
church domination in all things in this
(then) Territory. were raising n false
cry. Later, however, the church off,
cials gave solemn promise that they
would no moro seek 10 exercise that
domination, thus admitting that they
had done so heretofore, and proving
the News 10 have been false witness
in 1883. The church organ also. at the
time indicated in the quotation from
its editorial, was bitterly denuuciativc
Of the Gentiles aud the Government Of
were enforced, The charge that these
were actuatcd only by desire to dc
stroy the rights Of the Mormon people
and TO plunder the church is very mild
compared with some others preferred by
the News. In addition, it melted the
people 10 obstructivcness, TO lying IN
defense of the criminals, and 10 a gen
crsl policy of opposition against the
National laws and tho official repre-.
scntativcs of the National power. It
declared that there was no law breaking,
and that the enforcement Of the law
was no more and no less than an attack
upon the Mormon religion and upon tho
Mormon church as Il religious body
That i, falsificd in that matter was
amply shown when the Woodruff mani.
iosto was issued, confessiug the law
lcssness and promising that in future
the church and its members would aban.
don the very things which tho News
had previously urged the saints to be.
Ilcve and contend werc strictly within
the constitutional law and the rights
of tho people
Today the church organ is black
guarding the loyal Americans Of this
State, Just as it abused and vilificd
the loyal Americans of the former nc
rod of strife, which was brought on by
The determination of its masters to he
Il law unto themselves, and to defy
All other power on earth IL the Nor
mon people will use their own faculties.
and not permit tho hierarchs and their
organ 10 think for them, they arc bound
to SEQ that the News is only attempting
to mislead them today, as they now
know 1T mislcd them in 1888. Awake.
yc elders Of Israel. and cease TO be the |
blind led by the Blind