Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-19
General Debility

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1t is hard to do, hard TO bear. wba
should be easy, - vitality is on the ebb. ant
the whole system suffers.
For this condition take
Hoods Jdrsaporillo
1t vitalizes the blood, gives vigor and tone
to all the organs and functions, and is
positively unequalled for all rundown or
debilitated conditions.
Hoop's Pills cure constipation. 25 cents.
From Mondays Daily.
Richard Hendricks is in from Cedar
Hill
Gus Stnckman was in today from
the Florida.
Mr.. Carl Coulson of Bayfield, was in
town today.
r. C. Hilliker was down from Silver
ton yesterday.
G. A. Marshall went to Denver yes
terday morning
.>dle NlduSHtlu returned 10 MS nome
in Telluride this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of
Bakers Bridge are in town.
Mr.. Charles Bambo came In Satur-
day night for few days visit.
Fred Main and j. w Rains were In
from the Upper Florida today.
Mr.. P s. Rider and son went down
to Rico yesterday to rusticate for
week or so.
Mrs. Annie Galloway is spending
Dolores
Mr.. Freeman of the Colorado State
bank has gone to Colorado Springs
for few DAYS.
A complaint was filed In the county
court this morning against John
Drake Johnson for insanity.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Bone returned
home to Mancos TODAY after spending
two or three DAYS in Durango trading
Edgar A. Hilman and Minnie NJ.
Smith both of Durango, We're married
Saturday evening at D. m. Judge
HouX performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Cy Graden. who was injured
last week in runaway at Horse
Gulch. is very much better this morn
ing, and is able to get around the
house
The San Juan Coke and Gas com
any started five men this morning on
the gas works. They are working at
the alley between Fourth and Fifth
avenues.
D. ]. Mclaughlin of st. Johns
New Brunswick, and his son. H. D.
Mclaughlin, of Minneapolis. Mimi,
are in Durango for the purpose of
looking over the Gold King mining
property.
In the case of Semain VS.. Semain,
which was being tried in the county
court as we went to press Saturday,
the jury decided that the defendant
was guilty. The defendant. thereup-
on moved to set aside the verdict and
the motion was overruled this morn
ing.
merry party went out fishing on
the Florida yesterday and had a very
pleasant outing. The party consisted
Of Ny Buskirk. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Williams and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Fritz and children. Mrs. Holston
and children, Mr. lie Van and Mr. and
Mrs Enderte.
A large number of Woodmen started
from their hall yesterday at l O'Clock
and went in carriages to the Florida
where they unveiled the monument of
Mr. Patterson The services were
very impressive and large crowd
gathered around to listen. They re-
turned to Durango about o'clock.
The district court opened its ses-
sion today. and is hearing testimony
in adjudication of water rights on
Pine river The case of Mr.. Nelson
was brought up this morning, with
N C. Miller as attorney. and his water
right was proven. Mr. Spickard is
looking after the other interests in the
ditch.
A barn on Fourth avenue, belonging
to w. H. White of the Whitehall
Clothing company, was damaged by
fire Saturday night to the extent of
S75 still alarm was sent in at
l2:15. There was considerable
amount of clothing stored in the
building, making the total loss about
$3.50.
Herbert Strickland, who stands
well in mining circles and has been
for the past 20 years in this state,
passed through Durango this morning
from the Upper Animas mining coun-
try. where he has been examining
property for eastern parties, If ia
vorably reported on tramway and
mill will be erected this season