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The A. II. Long family were return
ing travellers to Rosa, N. NJ, today
A. G. Edwards, typewriter sales
man, is soliciting business in Duran
go.
Mrs. II. NJ. Guillett, of Cortez, was
in Durango last night on her way to
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Speer, of Eu-
reka, were travellers Denver way this
morning.
Gus Sederholm is making arrange
ments to seek new location about
March LIST.
Elmer Hatcher and daughter, of La
Boca, were homeward bound this
morning.
O. F. Schlaebitz, freight agent for
the Burlington railroad, is business
visitor here.
A. A. Arlington, of Golden, was
among the business visitors in Du-
range last night.
VIM. Phelan was among the COM
mercial men who gave Chama as their
destination this morning.
Mrs. Capps is up from the South
ern Ute agency visiting her husband,
who is on the sick list.
Il. A. Smith, Harry Baugh and Gene
Gromes formed the trio of knights of
the grip heading Pennington way this
morning.
District Clerk Glen Russell went
out to Ignacio today to look after
ranch interests, and attend ditch
meeting.
Mrs. Vest Day and little daughter
this morning returned to the Elco
ranch after brief stay with relatives
in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mason and Mrs.
John Adore were among the Hesperus
people who tarried over night in town,
guests at the Savoy
Morgan Steward left for Pendleton
via Aztec this morning, where his son
Wayne is caring for several hundred
head of cattle this winter.
George F. Gish, a wool buyer who
has been soliciting trade in the San
Juan basin for couple of weeks past,
left this morning for Denver.
Undersheriff Meuser made trip
to Bayfield, by way of Ignacio today
to conduct the sheriff's sale of the
Gibbs hardware stock and incidentally
subpoena jurors.
Supt. McGraw, of the fourth divi-
sion of the d. & r. g., was in town
last night on railroad business. AS
usual he made the Alamosa to Duran
go trip on board private car BIT.
r. +. Drolet, at enc time employed
at the d. & r. G.. depot at Farm
ington, returned last night from an
extended stay in the east, and this
morning continued his travels to his
old stamping ground.
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L. A. O'Donnell went home to Ok
ford this morning after seeing his ia
therin-law through rather a serious
ordeal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

District Clerk Glen Russell went
out to Ignacio today to look after
ranch interests, and attend ditch
meeting.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

o. S. Crenshaw, banker and COM
mercial man, is interviewing local
merchants in the interests of the
hardware firm he represents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

C. R. Cobb, the cracker salesman.
arrived over the Southern last night
and will spend week in these parts
doing the trade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Mrs. E. V. Duff, who has been visit
ing relatives in Pennington, was Oh
her return to Gallup this morning,
where she is engaged as a nurse
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Merchant McMichaels, of Flora Wis
ia, returned to his home this morn
ing after transacting business in our
town.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

A. NJ. Morris is home from Mancos.
where he looked after business for
the corporation different
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

victor Paulek was down from Hes.
pefus today patronizing Durango
merchants.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Little Miss Mary Carr is coming
over from Mancos on this evenings
train to visit while with her sister,
Adah, who is patient at Mercy hos
pital.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

DR.. Paul G. Capps, the Southern
Ute agency physician, entered Mercy
hospital today for surgical aid. He
was accompanied by James Gray, who
will see him safely through.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Mrs. Will Croke and little daugh-
ters of the May Day, this morning
departed for Denver to spend cou-
pie of months with her mother and
sister.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Attorney Main was between
trans visitor in Oxford today looking
after his real estate interests.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

The A. II. Long family were return
ing travellers to Rosa, N. NJ, today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Il. A. Smith, Harry Baugh and Gene
Gromes formed the trio of knights of
the grip heading Pennington way this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Er. and Mrs. A. H. Long and the
iittie Longs are up from Rosa, guests
at the Strater.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

Mrs. James Baker and Mrs. f. G
Darlington, western Oregon residents
spent the night in town on their way
to Aztec, where they will visit rel
atives
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-22

The grain shipments by parcel post
still continues. AS soon as the new
rates promised by the d. G. r. G.
become effective the patronage will
probably return to the railroad.
The Press., 1915-03-03
A UNIQUE RECORD
Very Few Like It In Our Broad Re-
 public.

Grateful testimony for Doan's Kid ney Pills, published everywhere is of itself convincing evidence of merit. Confirmed testimony forms still stronger evidence. Years ago, 8 citizen of this locality gratefully acknowledged the benefit derived from Doan's Kidney Pills. The statement is now confirmed-the proof more convincing. Gases of this kind are plentiful in the work of Doan's Kid ney Pills the record is unique.
 G. B. Storey, "A Spring St., -Willi- mantic, Conn.,, says: 1T was so bad as the result of kidney complaint that I was unable to work. A dull pain across my kidneys annoyed me constantly and I couldn't stoop or straighten without sharp twinges darting through me. The kidney secretions were also unnatural and caused me annoyance. Doan's Kidney Pills rid me of the trouble. willing ly confirm all that was said in their praise by one of my family some years ago. :"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don t simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Storey had. Foster -Milburn Co. |, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Press., 1915-03-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

| The F. B. l. will hold their meet
 ing next Sunday in Society hall.
 Mario Baldracchi has gone to thu
 Wildwood sanitarium for treatment. | Principal F. s. Gorham of the higl school was in New Haven over Sun day.
 There will be meeting of Winter Post G. A. R., Saturday afternoon al 23O.
 Miss Agnes Delligan spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Palmer and Springfield.
 Himie Kuslansky is in New York for two weeks on a com Joined business and pleasure trip. Miss Mary Hanley of Derby, is visiting with her cousins, the Misses Hanley, for short time. Miss Eliza beth Argenta has re- turned from New York. where she has been visiting friends and relatives for the past two weeks. Charles Kingston is showing to his friends an egg seven by eight inches, laid by white Wyandotte hen on last Thursday.
 Geo. Parker of Bristol has rented one of the tenements over Eli Pari- zeau's store from Samuel Kuslansky and intends to occupy the same short- ly
 Next "Wednesday evening there will be a sooiable at the Congregational church under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society. Supper will be served at 6.15. Hostesses, Mrs. F. H. Spelman, Mrs. R. w. Smith, Mrs. W. O. Judd.
 Postmaster W. E. Hanley recently. attended the convention of the post masters in the district of Connections at New Haven. He was one of the speakers. This is a get-together meeting, and ways and means are discussed for the betterment of the service in general.
 Burglars forced an entrance into the saloon of George Paneiera en last Friday night about midnight and got away with a small quantity of liquor. Entrance was gained by breaking a small pane of glass in the door, and reaching in and turning the lock. There is family upstairs, and they heard the noise, but, be- lieving the proprietor had returned for something he had forgotten, did not investigate, and the burglars evidently heard them walking about and de- parted without touching the cash register, which contained some money, or a couple of gold watches which were on the display counter. No trace has been found as yet of the culprits, but Officer Helm is working on the case.
 The Giants continue to lead in the Duck Pin league by a fair margin, the Red Sox being second. Here is the standing at the end of the seventh uooH
The Press., 1915-03-03
484 4S9 416 1869

464 489 416 1869 The Giants and Braves rolled their on Wednesday last, the Giants win. ming the three strings.
The Press., 1915-03-03
Convenience of Truth.

Truth is always consistent with itself and needs nothing to help it out; it is always near at hand and sits upon our lips and is ready to drop out before we are aware, whereas a lie is trouble some and sets a mans invention upon the rack, and one trick needs great many more to make it good. Tie crafty man is always in danger, and when he thinks he walks in the dark all his pretenses are so transparent that he that runs may read them. He is the last man that finds himself to be found out, and, while he takes it for granted that he makes fools of others, he makes himself ridiculous-John Til lOtSOn
The Press., 1915-03-03
A BRIGHT .::. .::.LIGHT.:.

outside your store will demand attention and pull business your way. It will more than pay for itself. You will lose more business than the lamp costs if you do not
 take advantage of our Display Window Lighting rate with this light.
The Press., 1915-03-03
WELLINGTON.

l Although the sun shines beautifully
 upon incoming March. the wind is
 anything but lamb-like.
 All are interested and anxious re-
 garding the condition of Mrs. F. B. Converse, who is in the Johnson
 hospital, and she has sympathy and
 best wishes.
 Several interesting matters of busi-
 ness came before the grange meeting
 Friday evening Plans were made 1 for the installation of officers, and for a supper to be arranged for by the A. B. C's.
 | The old folks concert, to be given at Memorial church Friday evening, | promises to be very fine indeed The proceeds are to help out the missionary apportionments of the church. It is expected now that it may be repeated here, on the Hill, next week with a little different cast of characters, as | Mrs. Westerfield is obliged to return to her home in New York on Satur. day, but if some one else is so kind as to take her part the play will receive a warm welcome and the proceeds go for the same object.
 Mrs. Robbins has received from her son, Roy Wilbur, by express from San Francisco, a box of beautiful specimens of coral and shells, baskets and necklaces and many fine views from the Samoan Islands; the jaw of shark with teeth like needles, that Roy caught on line from his ship, the Irmgard, in the Pacific ocean. He enjoyed the opening of the Panama Pacific International Exhibition and sent beautiful book of fine views of the grounds and buildings. He is now on his way east, via. of Gal vaston, Texas There being so many unemployed seamen in San Francisco on account of the European war, that it seems unwise to try to ship again from there.
 The Sunday morning services at the church were of much interest. | There were 75 at Sunday school, | and all in the school and at the ser vice enjoyed the talk of MT. Borah | partly in the Slavonio and partly in | English. His field of work extends | from New England to West Virginia. l Last week he visited different places in New Hampshire. MT. Borah ex- %0 ho ho 1oSt Ao VI in March, the 18th, when he will be accompanied ny a missionary from New Jersey. At meeting of the joint board it was voted to receive MT. and Mrs. Jurene, two interesting converts and candidates into the mem- bership of the church after baptism. These two and probably others will be kaptised at Memorial church the 18th. MT. Borah spoke beautifully of America, its opportunities and privileges, and of the dangerous that confront US. MT. Borah is a talented, educated man of wide and varied experience, pleasant speaker, and all who can do so should aVall GneInSoIVos ol tHo OpportuuLGy of hearing him when he comes again. |
 Moose Meadow.
 A daughter was born to MT. and | Mrs. Yanek last week.
 w. F. Squier has moved his saw mill on to MT. Greens woodlot in Ashford Town.
 Mrs. Richards, who has been visit- ing her brother in Cohasset, Mass. has returned home. .-.
 The people on the Allen place have returned here from Canada after an absence of two years.
The Press., 1915-03-03
Enjoyment.

certain rich woman, having run her eye over the latest report of the bureau of statistics touching food stuffs, grew Very bithe all at once
 Why shouldn't l enjoy life when sc few can really afford it?' she exclaim ad glowingly = Puck
The Press., 1915-03-03
Lawmakinq.

seldom make law for me. It Is usually you l am forcing to do some thing or preventing from doing some thing else. And when do make a law for me l feel very free in violat- ing it if occasion seems to require Life
The Press., 1915-03-03
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Matter under this head 10 cents perline.,
 The F. E. Fitzpatrick store has the latest Amberola that is the acme of per lection. For beauty and for the quality of its tone 1t cannot be beaten. They will be pleased to demonstrate at any time.
 HI. M. Swartiguer of Rockville will make his next visit to Burwell's store Friday. March 9th
 For indigestion, sour risings of food :, gassy and upset stomach, causing head ache and dizziness, try our Mi-o-na Tab harmless and surely ef- fective or nothing to pay finders Jacob sen. 8
The Press., 1915-03-03
A Nipped Scandal,

A NlPPSQ SCanoais Do you know heard from the best of authority that your young lips is going to the dogs. ''fo le is. He's been appointed one of the judges at the big bench show" Baltimore American
The Press., 1915-03-03
A Brave Patient,

.sentist ito assistant,-I think l heard patient in the waiting room. Assist ant Yes. but can't bring him in He's turned the key on the inside.- Aeggendorfer Rlatter.
The Press., 1915-03-03

iS you don't do your best it's foolish D try to convince people that you eould have done better.-Detroit Free Press
 The Cocoon. A man entirely wrapped up in him. self carries small package-Wom- ans Home Companion.
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MIIerIsi.
Die uGorrnrs4 inltej

Ste ueorrdPs" loQten duSge-
ranfert, nieoereeriiien mo rer-
hroant peroert; ite fteben obee I'M
nter flod on Srt uno GteQe.
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leidt loien Iaifen miro, ipettn man
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mertb6ngenoen 8u0en 5u ianierel1.
Die I~nitelung bon ipei6lihen
Sonitats Snipeftoren bnlten mir
ni6t fir geroten uno mInihens-
tpert. ueberbarpt ioate man nit
Ger S6affung bon neuelt 9lenltern
lebr ooritdtig iein. Snipeftorcn Fat
Die Staot genue. @oran eg Ieblt,
cas- iino Irbeiter, Ole pirfiib lire
S6uloigfeit tun. Cine guiran-
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5iibrung uno anleitutg foRnte fir
Die bertpobrlofte merifaniihe Ge=
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tats Snlpeftoren - M1tlacr ober
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tuoroen. aommiiidr aearnp Miro
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Sra6traten fir 8eriflagene gteinc,
nno onoeres Bacterial prote=
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10 ertpddit Ser Staot San
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item 5fpei Sabre cine Mebrausqabe
BON etfua $4,000.
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Die angebote fir oen 8al
bon 5fpei Sduppen fir Meroplane
eroffnet, Die etipa $4,000 foIten
tperoen.
giitriftri6ter 4noerion bdt
Dfrs. Sopfins Dem @ef1nonis iib.r
nadoem CT SteQung bon
9iirgidoft peripeigert.
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p%etitioniert moroen elm u9lap-)
GROUNDS Bureau" 8t etablierert.
Sic ogrpreB~ bI1it nod fraftiq
n Die oGorral"- Ii. -Srompe-
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nerflid gelegt.
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9emtidJe fir aauaOa einsefausen.

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ibeint, 0nB Der amerifoniihe Gin
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Ter fid Der @eb6roe 81 irecnS elmer
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Serns.

Ra6oem tie Malilbeeren geaei-
len batten. iino 5mei fleipe M1oden
Der 0eger : Samilie s. 8crrp III
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LokdIes.
Bliidiuiinide 5rm soloenen Snbt-
lanm Der r5reie 8reiie fir
Seras".

gtnem 8riefe oes Serrn Mrt6nr b
&eemig in 0filtDaufee an Serrn Sen.
ming 8rubn entnebmen mir nafite.
beroe Iiebensuiroiee MeuBernnger
aiier uniere Subil1umsoilseabe:
SD lanoe ioeben in Ser Seimal
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pom IL. Maai 1915.
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saN ipelher elm oeltider 3situngs-
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poiiibem @ioeritanoe emportpuderll-
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ten 5uperldiiise Nadridten BON nett
trailer Seite, Die halo itad Der
Sdldft 6efannt puroen, oaB ENC
Geibe i6uerer uno Iei6ter baparier-
ter groBer uno tleiner enaliIher
S6iffe in Die engliiden SGfen eiuae-
laufen mar, ibre oamols nod orf
unerfldrli6e @eife erlitten gelhd.
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befdaoigter Sdiffe elm. Sn oen
6irtb Of Sortb nuroe Elm am gad-
borobug beidaoigter areu5er einge.
idleppf. Sn ote Sbentie fubr elm
Sinienl6iff NIT f6perer Steuerborb-
idlngieite. Sn 9oper lag elm @roB-
fampfi6iff NIT ftarfer 9adboro-
i6lagieite, bel Dem Die obere Sa(fte
oes binteren S9ornIteins feblte.
Ius mel6em @runoe sic normeJi-
Idle 3eniur .oamals aae grorterun.
gen uno Eelegramnte iiber sic
S6ladt, Ole ia in ibren @in5elbei-
ten bon mebreren 6teIlen ipubrge-
nontmen tpar, unteroriiden muBte,
lit iebt erfldrli6. grfldrlid anh
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miralitGt in gl6reoe lte1te, baB cine
Seei6laft 5lpilhen ser oeutiden
mo en9Iii6en 6Iotte Itattaefunoer
babe. Sic batte re6t nit oieIer BE.
fanntmahung, Die oeutide 6Iotte
batte an Oieier Sdladt feinen 9(ti.
tell. 9a nelttrale Sfiffe nift in
6roge fommen, fam es ii6 nur I'M
einen aampf britiiber @eI6tpooer
banoeltl Die iih in 0ainteI ser Nad,t
nidt erfannt BADEN.
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