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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24
PUBLIC SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that
at the hour of eleven o'clock a. m.
on the 4th day of November, 1912,
in front of the Post Office in Hes
perus, La Plata County, Colorado, the
undersigned will offer for sale and
sell at public auction for cash in hand,
the following described property, to-
wit: One buckskin mare, weighing
about thirteen hundred pounds, pursu-
ant to law for the purpose of enforc-
ing agister's lien.
JOHN McDERMOTT,
Lien Claimant.
Last publication Oct. 81, 1912.
First publication Oct. "a, 1912.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24
FROM BUSY cENTERs
Stories OF Real Life as Told by
Wire; from Every Section Comes

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 22.-
American sailors and marines may
now, at any moment, be landed on
Mexican soil. Captain Charles F.
Hughes of the United States cruiser
Des Moines, who has arrived in the
port of Vera Cruz, Mexico, has taken
complete charge Of the complex po-
iitical situation in that city. He is
a, ting for the state department. His
difpatches, as given out at the state
and navy departments, show thesc
things: There will be no lombard
ment of Vera Cruz; communication
by rail, and otherwise, will be kept
open between Mexico City and Vera
Cruz; the Seguranca and other Amer
lean ships with supplies for the in
terror will be allowed to land theil
cargoes.
This is important, as indicated IL
his dispatches, as the landing of thc
cnrgoes may be opposed.
In order to make his position gooc
he must land his sailors. The situa
ton as it now appears 10 the state
department is that there can be M
other end to the Diaz capture OF Vera
Cruz than the fall of the NaGero gov
eminent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

eTATE OF OHIO CHI or TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY 4 ss'
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is senios
partner OF the nrm Of +. J. CHENEY 4 Co. doing
business In the City OF Toledo. County and STATE
aforesaid. and that said nrm will pay the sum oi
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case OF CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use Of
SALLs CArARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence.
this eth day Of December. A. D.. 1886.
! ~, A. W. GLEASON.
tS NOTARY PUBLIC
Halls Catarrh Cure b taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of tbs
system. Send for testimonials free
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Tossdo O
eold By ali Drugeists, 75c,
Take Gau1 Family Ptlh for constipatiou.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

Charles Thompson, the we'll known
dairyman, came down from Silverton
this morning on his way to his ranch
on Florida mesa. His between trains
stay in Durango was occupied with
telling his political friends about the
lay of the land in San Juan county.
After the landslide might be a more
opportune time to get correct view
of the situation
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

George Schmitt was conveyed in the
Hood and Ames ambulance from Mer-
cy hospital to his home in North Du-
range this afternoon. The physician
permitted him to make the change
with the understanding that he would
remain in bed at east week longer.
His speedy recovery has been most
gratifying to his many friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

Harry Fox, prominent politician,
was stricken seriously i'll while on his
way from Silverton to Alamosa yes
terday and had to be taken from the
train here. He was carried to the Sa-
voy where after rest of twenty
four hours duration he considered he
had improved sufficiently to continue
his journey eastward.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24
DIR. GUSTIN B. STONE
OF Chicago and Denver
EXPERT DENTIST


have decided to remain in Du- |
range on account of the apprecia-
ton shown by the people of this |
city. | will make this my head
quarters, working SilvertOn, Tel
luride and few other towns,
bringing my work here for COM
pletiOn.
| HAVE THE ONLY THOR
OUGHLY UP-TO-DATE DENTAL
OFFICE IN DURANGO. AM
THE ONLY MAN IN THIS VAL
LEY EQUIPPED TO DO ENAM-
Ell WORK OR CAPABLE OF
DOING 1T. l TREAT PYOR-
RHEA Cor loose Teeth), SCIEN-
ILLEGALLY, AND IF THEY
ARE NOT TOO BADLY AF-
FECTED, l CAN POSITIVELY
CURE THEM. This is dreaded
disease, for seventy-five per cent
of the American people lose their
their teeth through this cause, on
account of the LOCAL DEN
TIST BEING UNABLE TO CURE
THEM. When you consult the home
dentist, he feels his inability to
cure you, so HE ADVISES YOU
| THAT NOTHING CAN BE DONE
BUT TO EXTRACT YOUR
TEETH, and he is right so far as
he is concerned, AS 1T REQUIRES
1 ECIAL APPLIANCES AS
I WELL AS SPECIAL KNOWL-
EDGE TO SUCCESSFULLY
! TREAT PYORRHEA.
POSITIVELY DO ALL DEN
tai OPERATIONS WITHOUT
PAIN.
| have often had patients say:
Il cannot understand how your
work is painless, as I've had
great deal of dental work, and
notwithstanding the promises of
my dentist, it certainly caused me
great deal of suffering" So
even when your dentist claims to
perform all operations without
pain, you doubt. Why? Because
he does not do his work with
out pain. Neither can he
without using cocaine, chloroform
or some other anesthetic equally as
dangerous. For years the great
est experts have worked to per-
feet method by which all dental
operations could be done without
pain or danger. BY DIR. STONES
WONDERFUL METHOD THIS
DESIRED RESULT HAS BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED, and it is now
possible to perform all dental oper-
ations absolutely without pain
or harm of any kind. He does not
use the needle or any of the cocaine
preparations, as they poison the
system and cause great swelling
and pain. HE CAN EXTRACT,
FILL, CROWN, OR REMOVE
LIVE NERVES WITHOUT THE
LEAST INCONVENIENCE TO
THE PATIENT. Now do not
doubt, but CALL AND BE CON-
WINGED.
If you are particular people you
want Particular Dentistry. Why
not? 1t costs no more than dir
ty hands and instruments, and
science has taught us the danger
of carrying disease germs from one
mouth to another, and, unless
one is thorough in the work OF
sterilizing each and every instru-
ment and drinking cup-even the
| hands should be sterilized be-
tween patients or untold harm
may result. DR., Stone not
only has the sterilizer, but a
| lady whose business it is tc
thoroughly sterilize every in
strument as soon as it is used
| In that way you are sure of per-
feet cleanliness. The lady is the
| wife of DR.. Stone and personally
| attends to the wants of all lady
patients, She has had twenty-five
| years of experience in the Doc
| tors reception rooms at his Chica-
| go and Denver offices and all lady
| patients can be sure of receiving
the most courteous treatment.
| DIR. STONE
Offices over Whites Grocery Store
| Whites ROoming House
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24
TURKEY IN MORE TROUBLE.

Apparently the Turks are working
in hard luck these days. For some
time they have been engaged in kind
Of warfare With Italy and 70 far Is
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

In the first big game he took
part in, Forrest Cady, the Red Sox
young catcher, displayed the nsrve
of . veteran.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

The directors of the Three-Eye
league have boosted the salary lin
it to $4,000, $500 increase over last
season.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

"Stuffy" Mclnnis did some wonder
full batting in the post-season series
between the Athletics and the Phillies
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

DR.. John Haggart returned from
the east last night where he spent
several weeks in the New York and
Chicago hospitals. His son Waugh
met him in Denver and accompanied
him over the last stage of his jour-
ney.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

State Factory Inspector George
Howe arrived from the east last night
and is numbered among the guests
at the Palace while attending to of
fetal business in Durango. This ev-
ening he departed for Silverton where
state interests demand his attention
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

MUSTAPHA, Pasha, Oct. 22.-(Via
Sofia. 1T was stated here, in unof-
fetal circles, that the taking of Kir-
kilisse, declared to be one of the most
important successes so far, was SO
sudden and carefully planned, that
10000 Turkish soldiers were captured.
Three months supplies of ammuni-
tion and food and general supplies for
the army also fell into the hands of
the victors.
A strong detachment of Bulgarian
troops started Immediately to cut off
all communication between Kirkilisse
and Adrianople, now the objective
point of the Bulgarians.
1t is asserted that communication
with Constantinople has already been
completely severed and that the Turk
ish army is now penned up in Adri-
anople. This army, too, is much
smaller than had been estimated by
the latest reports from that place. The
Adrianople garrison, is therefore, be-
iieved to be at the mercy of few
weeks siege, if nothing more, of the
Bulgarian troops.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24
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COMING AND GOING.
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Attorney C. A. Johnson is spending
the day at his Cedar Hill ranch.
George Goodman has a corps of
artists decorating the Burns Bank
building.
G. F. Hinton spent the night in town
with his family. He was on his way
from Cortez to Denver.
Rev. Mr.. Hanson of the Christian
church left for Aztec this morning
where he will give his attention to
matters relative to church interests.
The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Scott is reported out
of danger today. At first it was fear
ed that she suffered internal injuries.
Robert Prewitt, known in these days
of the twentieth century as Farmer
Bob" is spending few days in Du-
range familiarizing himself with city
ways as exemplifed here.
Miss Amy Hutchins, one of San
Juan county's popular school ma'ams
| left for her home in Cedar Hill after
spending couple of days in town
The Palace catered to her wants while
in the city
W. B. Webster arrived on the Rec
| Apple line last night with two cars
of cattle which he transferred to the
narrow gauge cars today and shipped
them to Monte Vista where they viii
be fattened
Mrs. Lena Umbell, landlady at tn,
Palace, went up to Silverton last NIGH
on a hurried business trip. During
her absence Mrs. Dan Kight is pre-
| siding as hostess at the hotel.
l.. p. Main. Republican candidate
for district attorney, returned from
Silverton last evening and was off tc
Pagosa Springs this morning. He is
| meeting with cordial reception il
the different points in the district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nobel, who have
been here couple of days showing
the Chinese revolution pictures, de
parted for the San Luis valley this
morning. The splendid pictures they
are showing are the only ones evei
taken of actual battles.
State Factory Inspector George
| Howe arrived from the east last nigh
and is numbered among the guest.
at the Palace while attending to of
fetal business in Durango. This ev
ening he departed for Silverton wher,
state interests demand his attention
DR.. John Haggart returned from
the east last night where he spent
several weeks in the New York ant
Chicago hospitals. His son Waugh
met him in Denver and accompanied
him over the last stage of his jour,
ney.
srArr OF OHIO CIR or TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY S.
| FRANK D. CHENEY makes oath that he is sen,o,
partner OF the 1rm OF +. J. CHENEY 4 Co, donl
business In the City OF Toledo. County and statt
aforesaid. and that said nrm will pay the sum o
| ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ever
case OF CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use O
SALLs CArARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn % before me and subscribed In my presence
this 6th day Of December. A. D.. 1886.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. pa portfolio
containing expressions of congratula-
tions and sympathy from all the pa
tients on his floor and which was
termed by him priceless treasure"
was carried home by Colonel Roose-
welt from Mercy hospital. Sisters and
nurses included their tributes in the
portfolio and it was presented with a
bouquet of American beauty roses to
the distinguished patient by Sister FL
delas.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

SYOSSET, l.. l., Oct. 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt and party arrived here at
$3.50 this morning. This place is four
miles south of Oyster Bay, and the
train was routed this way in order to
avoid crowds. Only a handful of per-
sons were on hand when the colenel
stepped from his car and walked un-
assisted to the automobile. He was
driven Immediately to Sycamore Hill.
The coonel was carefully wrapped
up before he got into the automobile.
He wore his heavy army overcoat with
bullet hole in it. 81 am feeling just
fine," said the colonel, as he waved
his hand to the small crowd.
To the town folks at Oyster Bay,
who were bit surprised at not see
ing Mr.. Roosevelt at the station, the
following message was sent by his
physicians:
Colonel Roosevelt has stood the
journey well, but we believe him in nc
condition to stand the excitement OF
receiving his many friends at Oyster
Bay. He deeply appreciates their in.
terest in his welfare.
I'VE regret the necessity of not
landing at Oyster Bay but deem il
better for him to go from Syosset,
to Sycamore HILL"
When he arrived at Sycamore Hill
the colonel's wound was dressed and
he went to bed at once, with instruc.
tions to remain quiet all day. Ply.
sicians say the wound showed no i'll
effects of the trip.
Flowers sent to Sycamore Hill by
the school children of Nassau county
were the only tokens of public vel
come planned for the Homecoming Of
Roosevelt. Out of consideration fol-
the colonels health, arrangements for
demonstration at the railroad sta
ton was abandoned.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Mrs. Arna E.
O'Donrel was stabbed to death by
Leonardo Morreale in tine faictaff
cafe last night while the room was
crowded with men and wtmen diners
Morrealr then plunged the knit, into
his own heart and fell dead.
Morrealt recently came here from
Dayton, o.. and became ac isaii ted
with Mrs. O'Donnel shortly after her
husband went to San Diego, Cal,
where he intended to start in bust
ness. A letter in Morreale's pocket,
addressed to a brother in New York,
showed Morreale to be consumed with
jealousy and believed another man had
supplemented him in the affections of
Mrs. O'Donnell.
The tragedy occurred without the
slightest warning. Within five min
utes the streets about the Falstaff
were massed with people and more
than fifty hysterical women were be-
ing cared for.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

Mrs. Lena Umbell, landlady at the
Palace, went up to Silverton last night
on hurried business trip. During
her absence Mrs. Dan Kight is pre-
siding as hostess at the hotel.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs, Will Nobel, who have
been here couple of days showing
the Chinese revolution pictures, de-
parted for the San Luis valley this
morning. The splendid pictures they
are showing are the only ones ever
taken of actual battles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

L. P. Main. Republican candidate
for district attorney, returned from
Silverton last evening and was off to
Pagosa Springs this morning. He is
meeting with cordial reception in
the different points in the district.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

W. B. Webster arrived on the Rec
Apple line last night with two car:
of cattle which he transferred to the
narrow gauge cars today and shipped
them to Monte Vista where they viii
be fattened.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
HT EERREsshoW INTO B0R C60wtEh0mcE
MHEW IzHAW6 Or LzS1EMzWG~

Never adopt elaborate coiffures Keep the lair as
simple as possible. but exquisitey clean and well
groomed.
Never a high polish on your finger nails. Have
them we'll kept and Just touch OF polish on them.
Never wear neckwear that IS not absolutely fresh.
This is one of the marks of the dainty girl we
al admire. ... --.-. -.s .. ..
Never wear run down shoes. Such carelessness
surely will enlarge the ankles and otherwise deform
Never walk on your heels. II will make you have
an old appearing walk and make you stir awkward
It also will make y,u heavy and unpopular dancing
partner. ... .- B.. ~. .aa ..r-.-
Never put your elbows on the table 1t viii coarsen
the skin and will make hard. yellow spots your
elbows that win be most dtncult If not almost impos-
sble to remove
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
2RESs. YorR AHneo4s
SzMpLY AXD RLLszZYAS
BSSLBLE

water. not hot, as this dry and yellow the skin
and plenty good pure soapcastile generally
with all skins-usins cames hair complexion brush
Dy the face thoroughly and then with cold
In the morning cleanse the face with cold
careful your diet; not rich. greasy food
sweets. II you will self-addressed stamped
vsIope shall be glad to send you formula
cellent cold cream. which will work with the
complexion and also the sQsp treatment for black
heads - s..-..
MRS H: Reducing the bust. is slow and tedious
work and must be accompanied by diet besides the
local treatment Any vigorous exercise that involves
the muscles OF the will help to reduce the bust
Exercises with chest weights also ara good In the
beginning the weights should be over two and one
pounds and gradually increased to ve pounds ac-
-cording TO the increase of your stEth Practice each
movement from ten to afteen Do not tire your
SELF as this Is more harmful than helpful If you will
send me a self-addressed stamped envelope shah be
glad send you reducing the bust and also
dietary for reducing nesh.
PEARL: II the growth Of superhuous hair on your
upper lip light It easily be removed by using one
third ammonia and thirds peroxide of hydrogen
The electric needle Is the only effective remedy for su
pernuous hair: the growth is light you can remove II
yourself II you send seif-sddressed stamped
envelope shall gladly send formula for removing
supernuous hair.
c.p: Ruttermik Is good for removing freckles
wash the face just you would with watsr only using
the hands instead of wash cloth. Do this several
times day and allow it to dry on. Give this fair
trial and II they stubborn send me sefaddressed
stamped envelope and shall send you a stronger
bleach Massage is soOd for pumping the arms and
wri.ts Cocoa butter is also good To massage the
arms start at the elbow wrist and massage with
wrnsins. twisting motion. Probably the reason for
vour hands being cold all the time Is poor circulation
Take plenty of exercise
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21

then this is the of hair falling. The scalp
flexible keep way scalp massage
necessary. is the keeping hair
healthy. It is easily done does not require any
amount skill great tax on either time or
patience When the scalp become the
lying the skull the hair will Iuster
and become begin fall. BY keeping the
scalp loose and flexible it promotes blood to
the and the hair fOlIicles viii be properly
ished II you will send self-addressed, stamped
envelope L shall send you complete instructions for
scalp massage and excellent hair tonic which
have perfect faith print the directions
massage formula the tonic lack of
space. but shall gladly send it to If wish it
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MRS J. W.: shall be glad to send you formula for
excellent cold which Is good cleansing
face If you self-addressed stamped en-
velope CASTLE usually agrees with a thin. sensi-
tive skin Almond meal is good substitute soap.
and It cleansing and refreshing skin. shall
you formula for the skin food instructions
for hair tonic and complete Instructions
for scalp massage The hair tonic may be used on
child's head wei a grown persons head.
MARGUERITE: Are you sure that your teeth are In
good condition. OFTEN this is the an offensive
breath The following is an excellent wash for the
mouth: One gram picnic acid, rs grams acid 30
drops thymol of msntha, 10 grams tlneture of anse
and three pnts distilled Rinse the mouth with
this wash. using half of the tooth to the same
quantity of clear water Use after meal and at
any time required
D. A: Blackheads are usually caused from sluggish
circulation Indigestion anemIa and sometimes due
merely to neglect They must be coaxed out Of the
pores They cannot only be easily removed without
leaving a scar but rid of them they win not
return again Each night before retiring cleanse the
fscs with good cold cream. rubbing well into the
skin until nearly all disappeared. then rub what
left OF with soft cloth. Wash the face with warm
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
Rarrmore Pose Detrimental.

Never stick your head out in front of your body.
This so-eaned Barrymore " pose is detrimental to
carriage Moreover that charming actress
would be guilty of such an awkward way OF walking
Hold your chin in close to your neck and chest
out II you would have a beautiful neck
Never swing your Let them fall naturally by
your side and keep them close to your body
sible. Avoid all swaSser in your walk 1t makes you
masculine and unattractive
Never talk a loud voice. Though girl be utterly
devoid of good looks. attractive voice may make
her the most charming Of girls. loud voice is jar
ring and tells every who hears 1t that you
well bred person
Never be sef-opinionated IL you wish to be loved.
Don't argue. Don't quarrel. Don't contradict Don't
criticise Learn to listen politely to Others.
Remember: Ugly thoughts always make ugly faces.
Sweet thoughts are the milk and honey of life
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
Hon TO Have Nice Expression.

You ask: What shall I do to a nice express
sion?"
Well you must beautiful thoughts in little
Leads. You must never have fits of anger. did
Efrl who wrote to me. Headaches surely will be the
punishment for that!
You must start be cheerful from the moment you
jump OF bed. OF course, you must jump out
Children always As you OF bed,
say: Good morning. world! You a lovely
place live in God has given you to
you good" You say that. though
the hiding in dark skies. God has for
sending the rain well the sunshine.
As you wide take your bath, in
water If you prefer It Dash handful OF salt
into the before you jump it; makes
the water more soothing refreshing Finish your
bath with cold spray Put water on your
face, behind your ears and your chest The cold
shock will make you strong. Dry with q rough bath
towel Then powder yourself with talcum That closes
the pores and prevents you from taking cold.
Dress quickly. Slip a combing Jacket or a kImono
and then brush hair strokes first on one side
then the other brushing vigorously That exer-
else strengthens the makes the hair glossy
and beautiful.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
LEARw bAoLD N5uR0
o HAD G0RREGzAVc
lIIIIIIIIIInUn.

up ugly unreasonable and then do not think
OF their peevish manner again
1 recently received letter from girl who wished
to her mothers earrings but her mother wisely
would not allow her do Schoolgirls must not
try grown up before their time Be girl
isk as long as you can. A schoolgirl never should
put powder her face-just water. If the skin
becomes rOtgh from the cold weather use little pure
cold cream the face and hands at night and they
will be well in the morning.
The good that is in each one of shines through
the eyes and skin.
Kind thoughts in hearts make US do kind things
and every will love long as We are sweet
true. II disagreeable or dishonest We Will
surly lose the love Of friends
Remember to say your prayers at night Never for
get them. you forgotten Ask God to help you
to be kind in heart mind and to make you realize
that all girls are just as nice are You know
that we are all his children, and he gives us all the
same chances TO be good and beautiful
The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

S. L.: Have you tried to move your scalp with
the tins Of your nTers and found that loosely at
achsd ana win move sasilyi It does move easily