Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-09
E.e.ped After Fifteen Ye.r,.

Foleys Kidney Pills released him and
will do just the same for others. He
says: They cured q most severe
backache with painful bladder irregu-
larities, and they do all you claim for
them" Take the direct road" to
health and strength by using Fo!eys
Kidney Pills for backaches, rheuma-
tism, weak, sore kidneys and blad-
der Irregularities. They are the best
medicine you can buy for kidney and
bladder ailment.
Barney Haughey was over from
Durango last Saturday seeing local
people. Mr.. Haughey is going to quit
the newspaper bushes sand do some
thing useful, having gotten rich Of
course, and will sell automatic spill
ways and irrigation tubes for ]. E.
Schneider.-Mancos Times Tribune.
Mrs. Marie E. Legg (nee Egger) is
again reporter of the state senate.
She held the same position two years
ago, being then appointed by Liuten-
ant Governor Fitzgarrald, and Colonel
Montgomery before his death had Sc
lected her for the same position -
bayfield, Blade.
II. NJ. Lee has sold his rancn lying
one and one-quarter miles north of
town to H. A. Bryant. Considera-
tion $500. Mr.. Bryant turned in an
eighty-acre farm in eastern Kansas n
the deal. He will take possession in
the spring.-Pagosa Springs New
Era.
Marshal Fassbinder and Deputy
Sheriff Couch were disappointed in
their efforts to add another gentle
man of color to the collection at the
county Jail. They met the incoming
eastern last night, but the color they
desired was lost by the wayside---
even a porterless chair car greeted
them.
Durango apparently has warm
er reputation than the thermometer
would suggest Yesterday the porter
on the incoming eastern seems to have
received wireless to this effect and
quit the train before he reached Du-
range, preferring rather to stand the
climate he knew of, rather than test
the hospitality of officers he knew
not of.
The little 6-year-old Trimble girl
from Dolores, who underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Mercy hos
pital several weeks ago, is improving
so rapidly she will be able to leave
the institution in a few days. She
has had long siege but the best of
medical aid and nursing has brought
her through in excellent condition.
"Uncle John" White and Miss
Laura Turley of Mancos were guests
at the Strater last night This morn.
ing they departed for Los Angeles
via Pueblo to spend the winter
months. Uncle John" hopes to find
the winter climate on the coast a
hit kinder to one of his advanced
years.
Receipts of bullion at the Denver
mint for 1912 were $38, 1914, ,O03.76, ar
increase of s2,954, ,03493 over 1911
OF this, $37 1852 2,O33.13 was in gold
OF the gold $11 1921 ,004.91 was from
Colorado and the balance from othe,
states and foreign countries and re-
deposits from United States assay of
fees.
Ellis Nichols, the 4-year-old sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nichols, dice
at Ignacio this morning. Tonsiliti!
was the immediate cause of death
The remains will be brought to Du
range for burial, and placed beside tn,
little sister who passed away abou
seven years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
OILS were former residents of Anima
City. Many friends sympathize will
them in their hour of sorrow.
The editor Of the Pagosa Spring
Sun shows marked interests in matri
monial economies. In the last issu
of the paper he expresses his willing
ness to join the ranks of the Bene
dicts if he can find the party of tn
second part who is willing to love
obey and support him. Man want
but little here below but wants tha
little long-on coin.
The broncho is getting to be de
cided has-been in Montezuma county
Some more of the faithful and tru
bits of horse flesh were placed o.
the shelf today when Frank Rite
and West Dunlap received new For
autos this morning. Last night tn
gentlemen motored over from Corte
and Dolores in company with ]. A
Staley, the Ford agent, and Rube
McEwen the chauffeur. The cars wer
here awaiting their coming and tn
party in the three machines left o
their journey homeward this after
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