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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
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but when they got to lham's joint
the great gladiator was out. Beanie
left word, saying that he would be at
a roadhouse up the line putting on
the feed bag and asked Than to drop
in when he got back.
just as Walkers party were tear
ing into the eats, ALONG CAME
THAN. He mitted the mob and then
told about the great feed HE HAD
JUST FINISHED. "Threc of rs had
Is chickens Mr.. Walker piped
Than, land say when we finished
them bones looked like the carcass of
a mule
Than rubbed his front. looked
around and smiled. I'VE won't be
through here for Is minutes or so.
Sam" said Walker. Wont YOU sit
down and wait for u.s. Say. have a
small coffee or something
Than sat down and looking m
COUPLE OF POAK CHOPS. AND A /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
ALBERT TAKES BEATING
IN IN

Galveston. Tex. Feb CHATTING
Terrence OF the 23d infantry. easily
outDointed Louie Albert. OF Fort Sam
Houston. San Antonio. in 10 round
bout here Tuesday which was the fea-
ture Of the Washington birthday cele-
bration at Fort Crockett Albert took
severe beating. The men are welter-
weights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
J0HNSON-YORK BOUT
IS STOPPED BY REFEREE

Leadyilie. Colo. Feb. 23.-The sched-
uled 20 round bout here Tuesday night
between Jack johnson, Of Memphis and
Bob York, Of Pueblo. was stopped by
the referee in the third round and, the
decision given TO Johnson The men are
light heavyweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
CONNOLLY OUTWRESTLES
NEW YORK MASKED MARVEL"

Butte, Mont. Feb. 23-In a catch as
catch can wrestling match here Tues
day night, Pat Connolly, champion Of
Great Britain defeated the Masked
Marvel OF New York in straight falls,
the first in 40 minutes. and the second
in % II was announced that the win
ner viii meet Joe Stecher for the world s
championship here March g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
TWO HELD FOR OFFICERS.

C. +. McGinis was arrested Tuesday
by the sherifrs department and is be-
ing held for officers from CaleXico.
Calf Calixto RubalcOva Is also being
held for officers from Deming, y. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23
ERTLE-SHUBERT BOUT


New Bedford. Mass. Feb. pa T.
round bout between bantamweight
Johnny Ertle of st. Paul. and Al Shu-
bert, of this city, here Tuesday, was
declared a draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

Points won. shoop = Knight 2: high game
Knight 1853: high total Gamewell AL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-23

Than sat down and looking oh I'll take
COUPLE OF POAk CHOPS AND A BOTTLE OF BEER"
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Kodak Films,the non-curling kind
at Phillips Drug Store.
Call on n. =. Moore for fresh
bread. cakes, pies and pastries Of oil
kinds.
James Colhour entertained his
brother, John, from Kansas, this week.
He had not seen him for 10 years.
Mrs. John Meek and little son,
Leslie Lyon, of st. Joseph, are visit
ing here, the guests of her aunts, Mrs.
ID. NJ. Martin, Mrs. Dora Price, and
other relatives.
Mrs. +. l.. Bucher, accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. Ed Casteel, left
Saturday for st. Anthony, Idaho,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
W. +. Callow for few weeks.
Sterling Matthews, wife and chill
dren, Of Uneda, Mead county, Kansas,
are visiting here for few weeks, the
guests of his mother-in-law, Mrs
Alice Maple, and other relatives.
Mrs. George c. Kaucher and little
daughter, Frances, who have been
here for several weeks with her moth
err, Mrs. Frances !. DUNCAN, left fol-
their home In Memphis, Tennessee
Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. b. F. Morgan has returned
from visit with her brother, Robert
Russell and family, of near Mound
City. The Judge Is happy-he will
not have to build any more fires m
the cook stove. For further particu,
lars we refer you to him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
Entertained,

Last Wednesday evening, the first
division Of the "Glad Game Girls" Of
the Presbyterian church, entertained
that class In honor of Miss Margaret
Boyd, their former teacher, at the
home OF Miss Leona Markt. The home
was beautifully decorated In the class
colors, green and gold. The chair for
the guest OF honor was decorated with
yellow sunflowers and daisies.
The evening was spent in singing,
playing and contests. Among the lat
ter was "Thc Romance Of Shirt
waist" In which Miss Boyd was the
winner, receiving az q prize q neat
little fudge apron. Miss Boyd then
became the recipient Of a sterling sill
vcr sugar tray. which was presented
to her by the "Glad Game" girls.
About 10 o'clock the guests were
taken to Henninger's drug store,
where delightful refreshments were
served on beautifully decorated tables
the color scheme being carried out
there also. Miss Boyd was presented
with large box. coming from seem.
ingly unknown quarters, and which
when opened, proved to contain very
useful kitchen bride. Grace Mcdonald
found the ring, but Pauline Ruley
jumped up and said she was going e
be the next one married, 90 we car
look for o hot contest between these
two.
Everybody went away thinking tina,
the hostesses, Leona Markt, Alice
Cupp and Florence Schultz, could moi
b: equalled. REPORTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Flash Lights and Flash Light
Batteries ut Phillips Drug Store.
j. 4. Springer, Of near Craig. Ind
business In Oregon, Saturday OF last
week,
TO 10 n. =. MOorc's for fresh
bread, cakes, pies and pastries Of all
kinds.
James Colhour visited in st. Jo-
scph. Sunday, the guest OF his brother,
Frank.
Harold Boore has returned from
a ten days visit with relatives In
Kansas.
Mrs. George Seeman and Miss
Mary were st. Joseph visitors, last
Thursday.
And there is a new "hello" girl at
central In the Home Phone Office
Miss Helen Jones.
DIR. Willard Proud, Oculist and
Aurist. Physicians & Surgeons
Building, st. Joseph, Mo.
Born, to A. v. Merrill and wife,
Of Forbes township, August 2, Q girl.
DR., J. l.. Hogan in attendance.
Miss Gertie Bennett left Satur-
day of last week for Boulder, Colora-
do, where she will visit for . few
weeks.
DIR. Leonard Botkin, Of Cherry
vale, Kansas, Is here on visit with
his parents, 0. p. Botkin and wife, Of
New Point.
For Ssle-Two good lots, inside
city limits. Good house, with city
lights and water. A bargain. Call al
this office.
Tone George and wife, Of Fill,
more, are visiting here, the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. C. =. Dinwiddie
and husband.
Ed Foster and son, Master Doyle
have returned from Carroll county
where Ed went to look after his rea
estate interests.
| For Sale-About 200 cords of 10
inch oak stove wood. Call on or ad
dress j. l.. Weaver, Oregon, Route 3
Farmers Phone.
Everybody was glad to see Jimm!
Meyer on our streets again last week
after being laid up for several week
with Q broken leg.
Remember that N. r. Moore, tn,
restaurant man, has put In q bak,
oven In connection with his restau
rant, and II now ready to supply yol
every day with fresh bread, cakes an,
pies. Ed Hicks 10 In charge Of tn
bakery.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
July Weather.

Ano,her extreme July in tempera-
tlre hAs come ard gone, ard goes
uron the records 81 this weather sta
tor a. TIE second in high tsnpera-
t4re eye! srcrn here. ard Ia the op-
ro...e q extremes 20 nat Of Jgly q
year ag9. TIE highes; mark reached
N J.iy. 1915. va. :. degrees. wh.le
ia. q JEiy, 1915. "a o. This
scar sc hsl - OF q The "a days
n .f.cn .le needle IN The bslb DID
10. 81 b. gw the % line. while in
jas. i.li. we hal !. OFT o. the Il
.sy. = which tie temperature aver.
age Us degrees. and these l. days
we're Consecutive. beginning On the 9Th
ard closing On the 25d.
j..y 8. 1915. in the evening. coats
ard light wraps we're comfort
abe. ard the cooles; day of TIE month
vas g. degrees. while that Of 1916
"a. -. Wraps were comfortable on
JAY =. {. ~ and 2jth. 1915; destrue-
.ive kail..0rrns prevailed in Clay, Lib.
err. Benton. Hickory townships On
lJuly Il. 1915.
he food Of 1915, caused by exees-
sive rains. which prevailed during
july. when the total monthly fall was
ig... inches, was the most destructive
ever recorded here. The food annulle1
a., trains on the main line and the
branches. july 1916. and the Ni!lisca
tain Until July t..
The normal temperature for July
8. = degrees. In iIOi. IL was -; in
1913. il vas 20; in 1915, il was 20; Ia
1918. it was 20.
4 y.ar ago the month va. exceed.
lngy ecnentrcl,y very vet and cool,
with electrical and hail storms. Thi.
gear we Rad destructive electrical
storm. which came on the 18Th, tax.
irs TIE lives 81 o. v. Simerly and
I .ot. Errc'.
| T. 1913. the July railfall va. loss
3 irtt..; hi. year. 1916. We had only
I s.is .nere---tfe normal for the month
( b" ~ 49,. The hoAyic.t july rain.
"a ever recorded here va. In 1867
when !2.Z. .ncke. fell. Tho rainfall
mere FOR the irs, seven months a.
cor pared With the same period in
| 1918 a. follow:
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
list, southeast corner Sixth ana "a.
mond, St.Joseph. Mo. Both phones. sls.
Miss Kathleen Proud, Of st. Jo-
secph, was here, last week, the guest
OF her grandmother, Mrs. c. o. Proud,
and other relatives. Her sister, Miss
Genevieve, was elso here.
Mrs. II. W. Caskey, daughter,
Mary, and her friend, Mrs. Edgar
Poe, of st. Joseph, made brief visit
in Oregon, Sunday, the guests Of her
parents, G. H. Price and wife.
We were indeed glad to see our
old friend, Joe Parker in town for q
few days, last week, visiting relatives
and shaking hands with his many
friends. Joe is now located In Fergus
county, Montana.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

To norma. !or thos" seven months
49, .n,a'., pr Fl inches below the
Morn a fDr H." seven months In 1916.
and li.2y iEcko- above the normal in
1913.
IT," Intense lea, of July -. 1916,
killed seven head Of mules for Con.
Tractor Morris, who H. doing the raj.
road grading near Curzon.
The wind and rain storm Of july
1914. 1916, laid much Of the corn 10
n. ground. and 2.2i inches Of rain
fell.
Tho cNtrcnos for the month Of July.
1916 worn,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

.h'hh maximum, VI; mean mimi
mum, Is; mean, 20.
Rainfall for July, 3.i3; creates, In
twcnty-four hours, 2.2i on the iith.
There were ~ days in the month that
The thermometer stood 90 and over.
On the ith the maximum was 30, and
the minimum, 60.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
FOUND

Up-to-date Dry Cleaning Machine.
Ladies' and gents garments cleaned
and pressed. Lace curtains q speciality,
50c per pair. ] also make oil kinds Of
alterations. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call me at Dawson Campbell Clothing
Store. MCDONALD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Srcl,. Who Has Supplied L. s.
Army and Navy Called to
~. Joseph.

], u. Seeley, Of Chicago and Phila-
,delphia, the noted truss expert, will
be at the Robdoux Hotel, in ST. Jo-
s.eph, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
August Is, 10 and 20, only.
Mr.. Seeley says: "ihe Spermatic
Shield as supplied to the United
States Government will not only re.
tain any case Of rupture perfectly, but
contracts the opening in 10 DAYS on
lhe average case, This instrument
received the only award in England
and In Spain. producing results with
out surgery, injections, medical treat
,nents or prescriptions. Mr.. Seeley
has documents from the United States
Government Washington, D. c., for
charge, or II any interested cali he
viii be glad to show same Without
charge, or fit them IL desired"
business demands prevent stopping
at any other place In this section.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
NOTICE I

The Farmers Elevator Company, Of
Forest City,. will buy your. grain ct
Oregon. In less than car load lots.
Phone then when you have grain to
sell.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Mrs, I. A. Welty, Of Oregon, and
mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Geiger, of
81. Joseph, No., are stopping at Hotel
bretton Hall, New York, where Broad
way stretches between New York's
i p, most beautiful Parks, Central and
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Fer something cool and refresh.
Ing, try the New Soda Fount at Phil
lips Drug Store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

8 l2ht ara - -: - We ray
bsr1.rs tsTsrs ARE - stardl's : ~.
on t@t,fes sHTsrai .yrs ira; raj
bf- st.
TIE Worth Cp.''g Tines rHfsJr.s
a r--f3ra:srt ~ - ~ r-prs 1of Ire
oohsfr.tive osgs. t@s ''-'s JAZZ y.
offr al uerrro-- s.s. a, gra.; CITY.
ard .ks tIyses. a. 10 ~ i.'y -
T,o,, JYiy o. A.y... there ksf
~, tser are sl,'.-ars ,-arr age lIse-.ss
iss.sd a. Grant Ctg.
-
4 Gfat' w "2'' a.. thfi.hs va;
"' b"es han Z 81 a ter hiYe. Wiz
lDcs. papar ofsrhg t,r"y 10Y ah.
In nor Tn" trh ran sp.f t'
Up3fd-, ard a ~ PEI - ~ "r'-
tine her arnDsrr'~ r': she r".,H =.
81 'nn pfd"r Tor ~ rDs'ds ;rY'a
NDf'h DAKOTA.
,-
.,tL'h a. -. .r''r's''
emu H va, ~. - ar -
-. .H ., ',s''.hF''', ~, -
'.h''' Nh'h 'h'.'ia W
hh,-L,' oaiL' .i'r ~. .'..'1'
hin =" n, N't'f' e.. 'y''
vi, - =.
tu', VI ppI'|..hE '.t,r' 'ahh@I s''''-
s.af.ald dhyyi,nr ~ Sir. md Sir.
Sh,g Williams.
nhrgviiir'l rp'prfd pSp.la''sr -.
%
week a. The hrr4hl t~h's.nA, N eel.
,bfh' ton. whHr "-f -" Smith. ts'Sr.
81. if YEAR Old. elm bod 'fa front ~
a." SydAway Bank building g. ~"
Tor. rhgFlrg n Tho ffs' Sprf.s1 "a
"fk.r.A.sh' D.. b. hung fran 'st pro.
ioct.ty ledge
-
Tho Princeton Pot b. h.'hSr.,g for
III \ pa'si va, had boan barred
IN %" dirt fYr fourteen year. vas
turned yp ~ l.. T.. Ecp', wli'r plSv.
nile. tsr.lgD., r'.. ia, v..<.
IT Sent, pave 'It .,r. a ,yI., md
Tho rH'rt a. ,fst '..k IN D.. ,.t,,
vtnss /, Ihd In 40 md i. .,II ~.
inp away. %. vn,sI ya. i,f.,,.Tnd
n one lot tI.t. h. TIrt.n. Mel. DIDO,
u HtaF. mo. I, tiiy., enc. op,,
fhrs "a n,SE 81 IIyir mike. n, ono
wa much hlnrgrr.d Lu, no, L,i,,
frpYrnd shnWDd hat f,y. .nrt. ~ A.
long hufihl.
-
s,,,,,ii,, 4, "a, ,.L.
l,,,I &C., a., r.. 10 ~
Inc L.,g,,, ~ l'.,,, s,J 81 -, ,pI'
,.i,II,,, u,' g,,,,., -.
,,,r,,.,, ,I., I,.U ,,',,,,.I a.,
,,y,, "a f.r e. .,',ii,,, n, y.,p
I,y.y,r III ,,c,i,i,,,pJ q ,,,I,
w,Iirl K,y ,., uF"t "
md G.r,pnp'- 80, y,ns t,.J To- IL
tu,liry Tho p,a,, mad Ia, ,,,,,,,',., ~
count While Mi mi. ON. tai ',, La
a.. Gal, Sun. ,cn,..c,,,j l." ',I
tor an. nl,no., ,n,,it, ,rI,,, -
The Ii,ipnn,s knocp"d .ycr ~" s wm,,
with goot.
-
w nm editorial noting the hoyinpiup
OF the 3sth year of the burlington
Junction Post, H. rrcscr, capable puh.
Usher, Walter Mcrdrrlnll d,rr.g
VI" relation pf The nrw.pnprr ,qnn Ia
the town. lie snys ia pn,i "W, Inc,
also lnbor"d diligently 10 promo,c cv.
cry m0v"mon, which had for IA, Oh.
jrrt the welfare Of the town and ,L.
community, Perhaps We have mo-,
seen TINT Ia nlc,s. nil ',nni, wv
posgibio' We viIi ,,s. ,t,, y" ~
by expressing IA. hon, TIN, 600 ~ ,.i, M
all continue 4, Lc ,r,c,J. .,J , wi,
for the hest interest of our ,own mn" mi
community. rovn,dlcs. NJ n,,, ",;,, NV,
opinion ns Ia how !, sh,nId h"., '" w.
Accommodated "''' W.
Within flo. ,I,,. r., A. Al. ~,
their nnn.,n,mc,, o., "" u' ol
Inc oiling az p,,i,. 'unnS ,or
street. n co" mi,,na Wv , junction
NV" SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

U. S.-E'ery statement In this I'D.
yertisem ent has been verified before
Seeley. ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Fror, JYly o. Aga. . there ksd
not ten IRE ~ tar ~Arr age l.ee'ss
H. I'D a, Grant C.ty.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Maryviii"'s cr'orrd yDp.la'.Yn ~,
a." Human ~" In ne shade 10 :
week a. ~" hrhYh' E~h's.pat M eel.
.hrh'Ipn. WHEN "SNk'" Smith. ,s'0r.
81. lf yehrs Old. climbed 'fs front ~
a." SydA"ay Bank building g. a."
TOP. raIfirg a. The ff.' oprf.oa 90
""fk.r.a-th'' h. b. hung fran tt' pro-.
ioctIrg ledge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

From ,aIsns SCI uncertain. o-s
child % dead ard sir p.fsfa are lar.
oYaig I'D a. Burlington Junction. TIE
fickross Vtict fosnsbs- shS'sra 10.
fhh'.r, came gpDr q. victim. s.Gfss.
j. ard b. - severe a. - ea.tH oy'.
vuls on. I, b. believed - h. re fs.
tul' ~ poisoning fftw canned gS,sfs
or 70 n,nd ya,nr. The ~ s. dea't -
g. Ia, Friday va nat ~ ~. three.
y'af.p'd daughter ~ SIR. ard Hr.
Sam William.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
NORTHWEST MISSOURI.
The Mo.t Important News Con.
"a. densed From the Leading
Papers.


Vsyt.-s, ~ ..a farr- 70 Mr..
CARRIE WI'tI'e. rear Grant &C..
IN. day "a, week. tired - b.r- az
arts. ~ .y.f-t.e tes.. lhlch TAD teen
int rssrrY nth Z1ss N tie hsy e d.
TIE fA~es fni.te' re bsub.s be.
a -2h. ara q - D.. - ite RAJ.
bsra.rg several ARE. r.! s.ard.rs t--.
On. i@sifes seyeral .yrs TIA: raj
has- 90.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Though 90 years Of age and owncl
Of 100 acres Of good Missouri land
August Rcnquist, Of Trenton, goei
each summer TO Kansas TO work IL
the harvest fields at 81 q day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Eaglcvile's b00-foot film Of the JEFF
erson Highway sociability run IL max
ing a hit nj the movie theatres up and
down the line Of the Highway.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Mis- la Wyatt who was terribly
burned in the May Fct"s, at Tarkio
college, Ia been patient ia a 81.
Joseph hospital for eleven weeks. Re-
Gently her sister, MIR. II. u. brand,
81 81. Joseph, contributed skin from
her own body for the skin-Rraf,ing
operation necessary 10 restore Miss
Wyatt H. health.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11
ard neat. +"

Horss. Rave b4come 50 acegstonec
Q, Automobiles that old !astione3
.sirgs ike t.ggies ard Unbrel a.
,<sre .Le-- no~ a.Ays. a; Bridgeport.
De czy "a. week. vhile josh salmon
a ria~-rg earn. s9rre 0re rassHf D.
esr-,y rara-1' ard t.s tear te-
ARE fr.s- .s-a, al "a. a. a.. Ihe-
a, asrrs. re fed al ore ~ then
..--st ire fierce al ttey ran IA (.
a s.ar-Er. ere Or Ha-k sise ~ trs
fs.te. 4 c..1t ..opp4d :te.r fight
s,E r.tsyi re i.'H - orc ~ ;ae ro.-s =.
E...e- =, week. aFJ D. large
"a. Fore. CTS ta.y. TIE child ~
N,. ar Nr. Maze McGsire. has teen
-e,.g...y .Il 9Th b.olr poisoning.
ta.,-,r d. agar Shipping rules b.
tie .-a.,'ozd .oTarf the European
~ z-ss:s thirty carload lstt La
,trsp. ore fsy Ia. week. N . East
-chs!.le sper a. train.
Ter minutes j. a short tire in
vh.ch % sr4nd siD.lSyJ. Bat that vas
re .sss required b. George Mage.
- Caro- l.0n. N rzytg TIA, ssrl for
g. vsea ~ re farm o. tref mp
.sh.a. rear Sortg-rs, ore dAy las.
rsss. khlp.chlid had decided TIA; a
.ras.1f al sar5.ere would furnish
'9Ysf ~0fs ehsap'y thar IRE mules
a.. Nases va-.sd them FOR the var.
TIE ear'.es. ~ tie arn.A ta.l corn
..sr.e- ,1-ss from Cn.9nyis. where
re kst.b tar kas ~ exhibition q
"a < - feet ard : inches fgh. with
''rY ear u fes. ffo-, tie roSts. N.fge
J. ess;: ra..a5 D: down On b.arstir!
ho':or.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Within five days from the time Of
Their nDp'Intm"rt 10 raise funds for
the oi'inv Of burlington Junction
street, n 20" mitt"c Of the CONNER.
cla' cl,h had occurred subscriptions
amounting 10 sdG5.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

The Carrollton Republican IL au-
thority for the rather gloomy news
that the school-agc population Of .ha,
city has fallen or at the rate Of l5G
a year for several years, and that tho
latest census shows an annual de.
crease Of 25i. The Republican has
predicted that within thirty years
there will not be n child Of school aye
in CarrOllt0n.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

Maryvillc's business men have come
forward with annie funds 10 provide
III" sllO n month for operating the
new power nushcr with which that
citv's streets arc to be- cleaned every
night.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-11

In Nor,hcn., Davies county, says
the Galla,in North Missourian, many
farmers. unable to harvest their tim.
othy hay because Of lack Of help. are
cutting and binding the timothy for
seed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-15

interested in learning more about the
celebration planned for July on the
continental divide. They too agreed
that this will be one of the big ad-
vertisements for the San Juan coun-
try. They well realize what it mean.
to San Juan county and all other
counties in the basin.
1t is worth something to be able
to look at the fine orchards of the
Animas, the San Juan and La Plata
valleys. All crops gave evidence of n
good year in the agricultural line.
The last but not necessarily the
least the party enjoyed a two days
rest from regular routine duties and
got a good chance to indulge in
breathing the pure air and bathing in
the warm sunshine. In fact, the trip
was successful from every point of
view, and the members of the party
will recommend "a similar trip to
other Durango people who can and
should spare the time from their
business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-15
FARMINGTON WINS
DECLAMATORY CONTEST

Pennington, Silverton and Duran
go were well represented at the Du-
range High school assembly room last
evening. A large crowd assembled
to listen to the contestants in decla-
nation.
There is no more beneficial exer-
else in our school work than that of
talking or reciting before the public.
1t is well to gain knowledge, but il
that knowledge can not be used to
advantage it has accomplished but lit
tie for the one who has it.
To w. able T. Qst the thought u
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-15
TELLS WHAT SHE THINKS.

Anna Hawn, Cedar Grove, Mo-,
writes; eve think Foley Cathartic
Tablets are the best liver pill we ever
got hold of, as they do not nauseate
or gripe, but act freely on the liver
Any one in need of liver pill, if he
once tries them, would not be without
them" Recommended for indigestion
con tipation, bloating, sour stomach
gas on the stomach, bad breath or
other conditions caused by clogged or
irregular bowels. Stout persons like
the light, easy buoyant feeling they
gives. &. Wall and Durango Drug
Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-15
SHE TOLD HER NEIGHBOR.

81 told neighbor whose very young
child had Group about Foley's Honey
and Tar" writes Mrs. Rehkamp, 2404
Herman St., Covington, Ky. "She
thought that the child surely would
die it was so bad. When she gave it
a couple of doses Of Foley's Honey
and Tar she was SO pleased with the
change she did not know what to
say" This old reliable cough syrup
Immediately helps coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough. Just as good
for old as it is for young folks S.
G. Wall and Durango Drug Co.