Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-03
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1t promptly neutrnlizes the acid in tb
blood on which the disease depends. com
pletely eliminates II. and STRENGTHENS tn
system against its return. Try Hoods.
Thomas X. Holding has opened a
confectionery store next to Alexan
der's barber shop.
n. f. Cooke left for Denver yester
day morning on business connected
with the Cold Storage
Charles Fleck came down Saturday
evening IRON Lightner creek. where
he has been putting in some good hard
licks on his Claims. He says the show
ing is good and he is going back in a
few days TO continue work.
Joe Townsend and family left yes.
terday morning for Pueblo. and from
there Mrs Townsend and TWO children
viii go 10 the Pacific coast. where she
will remain awhile for her health. Joe
will return in week or two
Friends of Mrs. Pitt of the Saliva
tion Army viii be glad to learn that
In recognition of her excellent voice
she has been chosen as one of sixteen
singers to go to London next July,
when the Salvation Army holds a
grand jubilee.
John Harper arrived in the city Sat
urday evening from Santa Fe and will
return tomorrow. His Office effects
and fixtures are being moved TO Zuni.
near Gallup. where his Headquarters
Will be until the completion of the
large reservoir. of which he has
charge. He says it will take two years
TO finish the work
The Herald stated short time ago
that no honorable mention was made
this year by the Sons of the Revolution
in awarding medals for essays on Pat
rick Henry" We are informed by
Professor Edgar h. Downs that this
Is a mistake, Four essays were Civ
en- honorable mention" The essays
were designated by numbers. the
names being known only to IA commit
tee aside from the judges.
Reports from Silverton, Ouray and
Telluride indicate quite heavy fall
of snow Saturday night and yesterday
IN the mountains. about three inches
falling at Silverton. the same at Tel.
luride and about half an inch at Our.
ay. foot IS reported at timber line
Prof. Simpkins is about as happy as
you make EN-. And why shouldn't he
be? a thirteen and a half-pound gr
arrived last night-just as bright as
dollar Mother is doing fine. The
Herald trusts this condition will con.
tinue and ere long Lenore will have a
playmate that will be the joy of her
life
Daniel MacLean left this morning
for New York city. sailing the last OF
the week for Scotland where he will
put in about six weeks in his native
heath, ii having been nine years since
he visited the old folks. Dan is Ger.
tainly entitled to this vacation and
The Herald trusts that he will have
one grand, good time, returning re
freshed in body and spirit.
f. p. Amsden, the shoe dealer, and
a. w. Vachon, the tailor. are moving
into their Joint quarters today-next
door to the postofice Mr.. Amsden is
Installing complete new line of the
latest aud best shoes on the market,
while Mr.. Nachon is adding a line OF
gents furnishing goods in connection
with the tailoring department They
viii tel readers all about their stock
as soon as arranged.
franklin Guiterman. Colorado man
agcr of The American Smelling and Re
finlns company arrived in the city Sat
ur nj dit and will be with us during
the week, Mr.. Guiterman says the sn
uatiun in Colorado continues to IN,
prove and Is looking forward to be-
Ter conditions existing than for severa
years. The Pueblo plants are running
full handel with men satisfied the
same as In Durango and II the agita-
tors are kept in the background labor
and capital Will be found pulling to-
Eether.
At 3 O'Clock this afternoon Clarence
Reese was resting easier Las: Satur
day afternoon The parents were at the
bedside expecting delth at any mo.
meut However. the strong constitu
tion OF the lad is keeping him alive
Last evening at II was said he could
not live until midnight. Notwithstand
ing this he is doing better today than
yesterday. II is hoped the boy will
take a turn for the better and with
this sick spell come out of his long
suffering with renewed youthfullness.
Ensign Pitt and his wife of the Sal
walton Army bade Durango farewell
this morning and left for Colorado