Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-20
No Need to Stop Work

Work IL Staggers you. l can't yor
say. You know you are weak, rur
down and failing in health day by day
but you must work as long as you
can stand. What you need is Elec.
trio Bitters to give tone, strength ano
: vigor to your system, to prevent break
down and build you up. Don't be
weak, sckly or ailing when Electric
Bitters will benefit you from the frs,
dose. Thousands bless them for their
glorious health and strength. Try
them. Every bottle is guaranteed to
satify. Only 30 ce1ts at all druggists
George Gri5iey of Salida was an
arrival in town LIST night.
Ole Lee is down from Hermosa on a
supply purchasing expedition.
Mrs. NJ. Reed was an arrival from
Denver last night on her way to Farm
ington.
E. S. Hatcher, farmer, merchant,
stockman and motor enthusiast, is in
from La Boca
fy DiNoH went over 70 MancOS
this morning soliciting trade for the
grocery house he represents.
Mrs. James Pheney is home from
Alamosa where she passed few days
with relatives and friends.
Judge Hogg returned to his home
in Cortez today after brief stay in
town on legal business.
Mrs. John Alexander's condition re-
mains about the same. She is a very
lick woman.
The question as to whom the dis
trict clerk honors will fall is still of
supreme Importance in Archuleta
county.
Mrs. Joe Vanderweide, who under
went an operation for appendicitis yes
terday is getting along very salts
factorily today.
G. R. Roberts returned from the
ztec-Farmington section last night
and departed for his headquarters to-
day.
Mr. Caldwell, the hide buyer, will
hip couple of carloads of hides
to Trinidad from this section, in a
few days.
c. ]. Clisson of Cortez is noted
nong the out of town business men
yho have affairs to look after in our
'ity today.
Miss Salmon, the nurse is home
rom Bayfield, where she ministered to
he three patients who underwent op.
rations at the hands of DR.. Robbins
DR.. Taylor came up from Aztec last
light with his son. The latter under
vent an operation for appendicitis at
me of the local hospitals today.
SD Lovett, mine foreman of the
Silverton district, passed through to
Denver this morning on pleasure bent.
lie was accompanied by couple of
Silverton boys, who are congenial
spirits.
Engineer O. A. Vinton, whose recent
sroicuged illness has left him in a
generally weakened condition, left this
morning for Phoenix, Ariz., hoping to
lerive benefit from the lower altitude
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Vinton
md II. ii. Palmer of Chama, brother
engineer, the latter's going being one
# those noteworthy examples of true
raternalism.
Frank Hartman, editor of the Ala
IA and Dlata ie
'ver from Alamosa giving the latter
ub' ication general supervision. Mr.
hartman was recently elected presi-
lent of the San Luis Valley Editorial
,ssociation. He is making a special
effort to secure the annual meeting
f the state association for the city
n which he makes his headquarters.
Rev. Father Callahan has announced
that owing to the fact that st. Pat
rick's day comes during holy week this
Lental season, the usual observance
will be omitted. AS this is the first
time during the life of the present
generation that the date has fallen
during holy week, the reverend father
felt it was not asking too much to
ask that the pleasures of the occa-
sion be foregone.
1t will be remembered that we were
without snow year ago until in Feb
ruary, to be correct, it was the 23d
If this month when the first real snow
storm of the winter set in and then
it kept it up off and on every few
days until more moisture had fallen
than in several winters. The noun
tains were covered deep. This is to
show there is still plenty of time for
snow and plenty of moisture. How
ever, it is to be hoped that the spring
will not be as late and cold as last
year.