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LoFetto Academy. a refined and
up-tddate boarding and day school
for young ladies' and girls. beautiful
ly situated, and well equipped.
For particulars address Sister Su-
perier, Loretto Academy, Bisbee.
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Don't miss seeing "Goody-Goody
Jones' the greatest comedy hit Of
the season, at the Royal Theater.
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Miscellaneous

STORAGE-Everything packed and
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms
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Schmld. 1875
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Soath room, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Mrs. A. T.
HOY. 6S Castle Hill.
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Wanted

WANTED--Roofs to tar or paint. also
house painting ealcimining, cement
work See "a. c. Conway, contract
or, care Edelweiss Cafe. I03
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Personal

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an reducing mirror mailed free on
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St, Chicago. 2O3
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For Sale---MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE--Cheap, three room
house. South Bisbee. Mrs. whalen.
1877
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-17
PROVIDING.

DO you suppose that giddy girl ever
spends any time In serious reflection -
Yes, whenever there's a looking
glass around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-17

Billy Hunt, the Birmingham Eng
land bantamWeight. Is booked 10 sal
for tiis country In the near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-17

Patsy Kline and Tommy Houck
have signed for a clash scheduled fo-
Newark. y J May 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER IS. 1911

Involuntary he recoiled but he replied humorousIv
"Never mind that: I'll not make them prove anything
She made sweeping clutch at the hanging banners
intending to rend them; but he stopped her.
"Don't be impatient with them Helen he urged
soothngly "And don't tear those flags down. | Ike
them. They're pretty. Leave them be. If you're 90
ing in for politics. you must expect little jokes ike this
"Ill have nothing to do with politics-I'll resgn,
Mrs Farley declared holly.
There suggestion of more tears to follow and he
patted her shoulder with great genteness and good
nature.
mo stick it out 1t will do you good he said aAnd
don't mind telling you Helen, that believe a woman
ought to have every privilege that man has in addition
of course to those she has already
THEY we're interrupted by the houSemaid who
staring in wonder at the nCongruous figure cut bv
Farley, informed them that Daniel, Jr., and Baby
Helen had been awakened by their debate and would
not 90 ID sleep.
go and calm their apprehensions, Helen Farley
said laughing. "They are the kind Of ballots every
woman ought to cast And if they did there would be
no law against repeating
When She came back she found him standing still in
cap and apron looking at one OF the circulars that had
escaped the flames Very softly she went up 20 him and
looked into his face.
"Dan, do YOU really believe in woman suffragc?7 she
asked.
Certainly do he assured her gaily.
"Then believe in the home she said firmly. "And
I'll wait until know more about politics before try
run a district"
Lovingly she took the cap from his head and placed
it on her own Invested him of the apron and put it on
took the pan and buster and swept up the broken bits Of
vase and brc-a-brac. He watched her until she had
finished. Then he said gently:
"Helen, do you know what the womans job will al
ways be, vote or no vote"
mo, Dan, WHAT"
Saving the pieces Come on, we'll 60 10 that meet
ing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
BY MICHAEL WHITE

ming for romance / am merely highly developed
bureau of statistics valuable to the Government but
fancy not particularly entertaining to women. Still
can understand and appreciate another fellow feelings
How long do the CumnOckS intend to remain IN Cal.
cutta|
"Thats the point of the trouble" replied Holmes. q
believe Judge Cumnock has decided to go on TO Rangoon
by next weeks steamer their eastto-west roundthe
world trip. You see, knew the CumnockS in Philadel
phia and had got as far as the stage with
Olive; but somehow there progress stopped. And |
haven't been able TO make further Roadway during their
visit here" he added gloomily. Something me,
guesS-sees to be lacking to bring the matter up toa
crisis or climax. She doesn't say no; yet she stops
short Of the decisive yes presume that is her pryi
lege; but meanwhile it is not conducive to eXuberance
of spirit
Masterson looked sympathetic "Perhaps Miss Cum
mock does not like the prospect OF living in India he
suggested
%Oh. | think she would for a time" replied Holmes
"She appears to have been wonderfully interested IN
what she has SEEN and enjoyed the social life though
bit disappointed not to have caught even the gimpseo
tiger wish to goodness could organize tiger hunt
if that would please her"
"And with about equal odds Of adding TO her dsap
pontment,' remarked MaSterSon. an fifteen years
have never seen a tiger; but from the reports Of the
Woods and Forests Department know good deal
about them. Except in the Tera at the foot Of the
Hmalayas and the Sunderland Flats, where YOU have
also to reckon with fever the tiger generally seems TO
know Of your coming and moves house No, IN your
case tiger hunt IS too uncertain Now plyIli--
"A picnic.' quered Holmes in tone that suggested
considerable drop from tiger.
Exactly a picnic nodded MaSterSOn. when |
was deputy assistant in the m0fBSH, and there was
any little hitch Of this kind somebody arranged picnic
If my memory serves me right, they were invariably
successful Therefore, it is clearly my duty as your
friend to get up picnic
Its awfully good of you, Of course returned
Holmes; but
a have already planned it all Maserson ingrposed
"Can you secure the Cumnocks for tomorrow night:
a believe So.'
"Good! Then III borrow Calthorpes launch. Wen
run down the river by moonlight and on the way back
stop the Botanical Gardens to inspect the contents Of
the tiffin basket. Then YOU two wander on 20 see
the famous banyan tree and shrubs that people say
don't grow anywhere else. You certainly ouga, 20 be
able snatch her yes from that occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13

"Oh Dan, does it really say that?' she asked tear
fully.
"Read it," he answered and put it in her hands She
read and the that Crep into her blue eyes dried
quickly in the blaze Of anger that followed She crushed
the circular in her hands and threw 1t into the open
CRATE. .
ooh the hateful thngs!' she cried. ooh, wait until
see them!" She the desk gathered up the papers
and threw them into the fire. "You can them for
that DAN" she cried "You can make them prove 1t"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13
TIGER
Drawing by
G. PATRICK NELSON

can't be too careful said MaSterson
of the Indian Secretariat, otherwise
known to his friends as Old Figures,
"in acting the part Of Good Samaritan
toward a smitten lover; for you run
great danger Of being misunderstood,
and possibly smashing a pretty ro-
nance. l stopped by the wayside
for that purpose once, and, upon my
word, had it not been for the lucky
advent of a tiger
In this connection be pleased to
observe the Chowringhee Club, Cal
cutta. Save for the barefooted knit
mutgars and punkas, its atmosphere
much resembles a similar resort on
Fifth-ave.; for Calcutta wishes you to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13

understand that she is metropolitan and European, with
a distinctly patronizng attitude toward the mOtHSSH
rural distrCts) To be sure, Calcutta man is aware
that there is such place Delhi but for the life OF him
can't understand why anyone short of absolute neces
stv should ycarn Journey thither Hence the where
fore Of Mastcrson and Holmes representing American
commercial interests, ounging in the Chowrnghee Club
atrcd in the afternoon frOCk coat etc, Of Pccadly
and Fifth-avc., also smoking imported Havana cigars
instead Of the domestic cheroot proper to the monSSH
Mascrson had noticed shade Of detection on Holmes
face and was offering the advice Of Calcutta man to
run home for breath Of fresh air. thus marking dis
nCtion from the people OF the mofH for whom Provi
dcncc has set apart the hills. But Holmes shook his
head.
~No' he said, al hardly need that yet I've been out
only YEAR
"Ahl" calculated AIasterson with an air Of superior
wisdom. "Snce you are too young for liver, it must be
heart Your fair compatrot, Miss Cumnock, | pre-
Sumc''
Holmes implied by silence that Masterson had cor
rcctly diagnosed his case.
and far be it from me to blame you, went on Mas
terson a Charmingly natural and unaffected girl.
She looked stunning at the NiCeroyS BarraCkpoe gar
den party
This from MaSterson was surprising for, though
popular with as a good natured fellow the butter
flies who utcr round the viceregal characterized
him such a-wcl quite undressing person. And
Mastcrson knew it. Therefore what need be said
Of his counter opinon'
p EALLY Il could fall in love with her myself" he
IN added "But don't be alarmed he FASTENED 20
rctute Holiness challenging glance. "A man who Is
built to collect dry departmental facts not in the run
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
CONGRESS- ON HYGIENE
AND DEMOGRAPHY Y

WASHINGTON, d. c., May p
Many cities in the state of Colorado
are making preparation to partici-
pate in the fifteenth international con-
gress on hygiene and demography
which meets in Washington, Sept. 23-
%, 1912, under the auspices of the
United States government. Governor
John H. Shafroth has received an in
vitation from President Taft, and fol-
lowing the latter's request he has for
warded to the mayors of the Colo
rado cities an invitation to have their
several health departments endeavor
to send representatives to the CON
gress.
The health officers of several of the
cities in the state have written to
Dr. John S. Fulton, secretary general
of the congress, indicating their in
tention to participate in the congress,
and in reply he has called attention to
the great benefits which, as health of
ficers, they may expect to gain from
the meetings.
An excellent indication of the i'm
portance of the congress from the
municipal viewpoint alone was given
In one paragraph of letter written
by DR.. Fulton this week, when he
said:
The broad international scope, the
distinguished character of the foreign
representation, the governmental aus
pices under which it is held, all in
sure that this forthcoming event will
be the most important and impressive
OF its kind ever held in this country.
To be in attendance at the congress.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
!, II IT II It II !. ;: II ~ :. ~ I. II II :,
LOCAL NEWS.
;: II II II It IT It II 81 II II II y IL - So

From Mondays Daily.
H. l.. Hall was in town Saturday
from Chama on brief business trip,
and departed for home yesterday.
Charles Pearson was in the city
from Bocea Saturday on business
| trip.
S. S. Saenger of Silverton spent
Sunday in town, and returned home
this morning.
j. A. Todson was an arrival on
the eastern last night from Elgin, ILL.,,
and continued this morning to Mancos,
on land seeking trip.
County Commissioner C. T. Tov
rea came in ON the eastern last night
from Oxford to attend the regular
monthly session of the board.
Mrs. U. L. Terry and her attor-
ney, Judge j. Mullins, were arrivals
from Denver Saturday night and are
in town today ON legal business.
Miss Inez Hill, who has just COM
| pleted a term Of school at Ignacio,
left for her home at Pendleton, N. NJ,
Saturday. Miss Hill made the trip
overland.
George w. Graves, one of the in
structors at the Fort Lewis school,
was in town Saturday on shopping
trip, returning to Fort Lewis yester-
day morning.
superintendent w. h. Mason of
the Hesperus mine, and wife, returned
home this morning after spending the
week end with relatives.
Geo. X. Simmons was in the city
last night, passing through to his
home in Dolores, on his way from a
business trip to Denver. Mr.. Sim
mons departed on the Southern this
morning.
Thomas H. Tulley arrived from
Denver last evening on account of the
illness of his wife, who is suffering
from severe attack of typhoid fever,
which commenced with pneumonia
symptoms.
II. j. Crowds, manager for the
Lucky Moon and Tomahawk mining
companies, returned to the hills Sat
urday morning after a flying trip to
town. 1t showed every day last week
at La Plata City.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. holland and
children were guests of the Strater
Friday night on their way from San
Diego, Cal, where they spent the
winter, to their home in Mancos, for
which place they left Saturday morn
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
OUT OF RACE SAYS GEORGE f.
WILLIAMS FROM HOME
IN DEDHAM

BOSTON, May 1.-George Fred
Williams from his home in Dedha.r
issued the following:
'The result in Massachusetts prac-
tically decides the Democratic contest
as Governor Wilson must now disap-
pear as a candidate. Clark carried
the great pivotal states in the west,
Colorado, Nebraska, Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Kansas ana Illinois and
will easily have Kentuck.' and South
Dakota.
"Wilson has but few scattering
delegates from Oklahoma, Wisconsin
and Pennsylvania.
81 can say have seldom known Il
victory in which reioiced so greatly.
| felt profoundly that Governor Will
sons nomination would divide the
progressive forces; that Mr.. Clark
would unite all factions of the party.
Il believe the contest within the
Republican party makes a victory in
November easy for us no matter who
may be selected by the Republicans,
therefore have felt most intense anx-
iety lest our party should make an
error in its nomination.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
ONE OF DURANGO'S RESPECTED
CITIZENS SUCCUMBS TO
COMPLICATION OF
DISEASES

At 500 this morning Mrs. Bernard
Edelman Of the Southern hotel pass
ed away after an illness extending
back during the past two or three
years. The cause of death was dropsy
and other complications. Everything
thai money and skill could do was
done tc relieve her sufferings and
prolong her life, but all in vain.
Among other things, Mrs. Edelman
h'o taken trip to her old home in
Germany, being absent several months
and while she was somewhat benefit
ed. it did not help her permanently.
Sne also spent some months in Cali
1ornia the following year, but with no
better results.
The past winter, she entered Ochs-
net hospital in order to have the ben
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09

eft of skilled nursing, and improved
somewhat, but grew restless and b2g-
ged TO return home. For several
weeks after her homecoming and up
to a few days ago, her decline was
so gradual as not to cause alarm.
For the past few days, however, she
was very i'll indeed, and it became
, clear that it was merely matter of
time until the end.
Yesterday the doctor gave up hope,
and all last night Mrs. Edelman suf-
fered terribly, so that it was almost
relief to those nearest, who were
| with her during her last hours, when
| the end came.
Mrs. Edelman was an energetic
herd working woman and model
hcusekeeper. During the days before
ess of the Southern hotel, she kept
| the rooms in perfect condition, every
thing about the place being bright
and shining and as clean as sunshine
fresh air, and hard labor could make
it. That she has always been of great
assistance to her husband in every
way, and has contributed largely tC
his success in his different under
tahings, was evident to those wht
knew something of her daily life dur
irg her residence in Durango.
The subject of our sketch was no
inclined to go out much. AS sh'
often remarked in the past, she wa
too busy, and with her ambition 70
the spotlessness of her household
there was plenty to keep her activel.
employed. Perhaps, had she been les
ambitious, her life might not hav
ended so soon, but that is more thai
any one can say definitely.
She was a good friend, very de
cided in her likes and dislikes bu
staunch and true to those she care'
for. She took considerable interes
in lodge matters, being member o
La Plata circle, Women of Wood
craft, under whose auspices the fu
neral will probably be held. The ar
rangements for the funeral have no
as yet been made, but it will proba
bly, take place Tuesday or Wednes
day.
There are many in Durango VIII
will regret her passing, and will sym
pathize with the husband who sur
wives her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09

spent several days on vacation trip,
following the Democratic convention
at Colorado Springs, to which meeting
Mr.. Wilson was delegate.
! Mrs. T. E. Price and small son,
Thomas Jr., left for their home at
the May Day spur, this morning, after
visit with the formers sister, Mrs.
NJ. N Kirk. The main reason for the
baby girl, who arrived at the Kirk
home about two weeks ago.
Miss Myrna Mullin returned last
evening from vacation trip to Dem
yer and other state points, of some
weeks, made for the benefit of her
health. Miss Mullin said she had a
fine time, and returns much better
for the outing.
Fred McNicholas, who came in
from .Laplata, N. NJ, recently, where
he was employed for some time, de-
parted today for La Plata City, where
he will work for the Tomahawk Min
ing company.
William Clark, who was in tom
to spend Sunday with his wife, who
is making her headquarters in Du-
range while Mr.. Clark is detained at
his oxford ranch, left for Oxford
this morning.
The Red Apple train started out
this morning on time, but just as the
passenger coach reached spot about
one hundred feet from the platform,
the trucks on the right and front of
the car ran off the track, which oc-
casioned delay of about fifteen min
! utes.
The population of Oxford was in
creased last evening by two, both
young ladies. One of them is Mrs
Kobe, who arrived from her former
home in Iowa to join her husband, who
recently invested in ranch property
The other is sister of Mrs. l.. A
O'Donnell, wife of the secretary OF
the Oxford Land G. Townsite company
who arrived on an extended visit.
AT the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Colorado New
Mexico Fair association last Tuesday
there was not majority of the stock
holders present and the meeting was
adjourned one week. All stockholders
are requested to be present tomorrow
evening at the board Of trade rooms
for the purpose of electing six direc-
tors and the transaction of other i'm
portant business.
e. M. Grimes was down from
Silverton over Sunday to spend the
day with friends.
Louis Wyman, county commits
sioncr for San Juan county, was a
passenger to Silverton this morning
to attend the regular monthly session
OF the commissioners.
William Butler, editor of the
Pennington Times-Hustler, was i
the city Saturday night, passing
through to Santa Fe, where he will
serve on the grand jury. Mr.. Butler
was a guest of the Savoy over night
j. II. Slattery was narrival from
Denver last evening, where he spent
several days following the Democratic
state convention at Colorado Springs
Itis morning he continued to his
home in Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright re.
turned last evening from a three
weeks vacation trip to Denver. TIL,
former is the courteous porter at the
Sarter hotel. Mack says he had Q
"en time but is glad to be back lie
reports for duty in the morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
Escapes An Awful Fate.

A thousand tongues could not ex
press the gratitude of Mrs. ]. E. Cos
of Joliet, ILL.,, for her wonderful de
liverance from an awful fate. "Ty
phoid pneumonia had left me with i;
dreadful cough" she writes. Some
times | had such awful coughing
spells l thought | would die. | coulc
get no help from doctors treatment
or other medicines till | used DI
Kings New Discovery. But | owe
my life to this wonderful remedy fol
scarcely cough at all now" Quicl
and safe, it's the most reliable of al
throat and lung medicines. Every
bottle guaranteed. SOC and 81. Tria
bottle free at all druggists.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
ONLY ONE BEST"
Durango People Give Credit Where
Credit Is Due

People of Durango who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon. The best is Doan's Kidney
Pills, medicine for the kidneys only,
made from pure roots and herbs, and
the only one that is backed by willing
testimony of Durango people. Here's
case:
Mrs. j. A. Strom, 320 Fourth ave-
nue., Durango, Colo, says: 81 could
not rest in any position, owing to
pains in my back and at night there
was steady ache across my loins.
Sharp twinges seized me when l at
tempted to arise from a chair and my
back was extremely weak. The kid
ney secretions were also unnatural and
showed that my kidneys were at fault.
Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured supply at G. E. Tiffany Jr.'s
Drug Store. They relieved the pains
in my back and restored my kidneys
to normal condition. Since then
whenever | have felt in need of a
kidney medicine, l have taken Doan' s
Kidney Pills and they have always
brought benefit. 1t gives me pleasure
to recommend this excellent prepara-
tion."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.