Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-14


less meritorious medicines. His profit is
your loss, therefore accept no substitute.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels.
same.
Thanking you for your kind lndul.
gence and soliciting your fayors. we
remain. Respectfully, yours
AMERICAN CUTLERY co"
From Mondays Daily:
The Rico News says Adair Wilson
is being talked of for congress from
this district
Miss Edith Rail- left this morning
for Boulder. where she will spend
week or so.
Billy White went down to the ranch
yesterday to see how crops were look
ing. and returned in the evening
Tud Patterson is holding down o.
position of Globe express driver dur.
Ing the absence of Russell Nichols
John Kellenberger was a passenger
this morning for pagosa Springs and
the other towns east OF here to call
ON his customers.
4. C. Graden has been awarded the
lumber contract for the lockwood
Power Plant company. and Will com
mence operations this week
4. ID. Burns and wife returned yes
terday morning to their home at tt
ezra Amarillo, N. NJ. after spending
couple of days at Trimble Springs.
Frank Harwood and wife. who have
been spending their honeymoon at Pa
gosa Springs. returned to Silverton
on last evenings train, having stopped
over in Durango Saturday night.
Mrs. Friday and children came in
from Rico last evening, leaving this
morning to join her husband at Santa
Fe. where he has n run on the Santa
Fe Central as conductor.
Robert H. IastIe and a. J. Jar
mouth went up in the La Platas yes
terday to look over some mining prop
erty. These gentlemen are from Den
yer and came in Saturday evening
Walter Lynde. miner and prospect
or of Burrows Park. came down on
The morning train from Silyerton, and
will try his luck in the La Plata
mountains He will go up into the
hills tomorrow.
II E. Whittenberger and party. who
ton Saturday night and stayed over
night. returned for Alamosa yesterday
morning in Mr.. Whittenberger's pri-
vate car.
The little 5-year-old boy of j. l..
Jones OF lockwood fell from bnrro
Saturday evening and suffered a
fracture of the left elbow. He was
brought down and taken to the Brook
side hospital for treatment.
It was a Michigan editor who re-
ceiyed this notice: "Notis, Ike Per
kins wont pa noe diets conteracted
by mi wifi, Mary Perkins. She has
quit me cold an amt making biz
ness of supportin fiickil wimen."
Mr.. Weston. who is doing his an
nua work on claims In the Needle
mountains. spent Sunday in town. He
Will go back tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kalbaugh re-
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip and continued on to Silver Ledge
mine, above Chattanooga in San Juan
county, where they will reside.
The San Juan-La Plata Medical
Association held meeting In Silver
ton Saturday evening. 1t was attend
ed by DR.. Hurd and DIR. Davis OF Du-
range. They returned home last even
ing.
Ollie Klinger, he OF recent exciting
| fame, passed through from Silverton
this morning en- route to St Louis and
visit with friends and relatives In
! Michigan. ''Toot" returned from a
similar trip u week ago, and VIII do
the strenuous work on the Standard
| Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nichols are
chaperoning a party OF young people
who left Sunday morning for u two
weeks camping trip at Emerald
Lakes. Included in the party are Miss
Stella Arnt OF the Famous; George
son OF Frank Goodman; Maurice
Rachofsky, Win Koehler. the Misses
Pickering and Jessie Goodman.
| Rev. o. B. sarber and wife left thii