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The Springfield Herald.
Yol. X.
L. A. WIKOFF,
EDITOR AND RltOl’Rt ETOII.
fin tori I 'l nt tin* |iont»nic«iiil Springfield Colornilo.
ns snnoml-clnrtH m.iuur.
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Official Paper of Baca County.
From January Ist 1 >»!>■'> ilie su_b_
script ion rales of tlio Herald will
lx* SL2S |km* year, it' pai<l in ad
v;iin-e. Subscript ions to tlx* load
i mr papers, magazines and period
i< a Is, 1a k <mi in connection with
t In* Herald at redneeil prices.
The cost of keeping the militia
at Lendville, reaches over $200,000
( mwi. Algci has accepted a place
in McKinley's cabinet as Secretary
of War.
The potato trust at Greeley sue
ceeds in keeping their favorite
“reds** at 00, <’ perewt.
The Wolcott hill for an interna
tional monetary conference has
passed the senate almost unani
mously.
The Leadville trouble seems to
! last settled. The militia has
bee n withdrawn on the advice of |
t he sherill.
A bill in the legislature would
make the county attorney,county
physician and road overseer,elect
ivc offices.
~ i
There is'an interesting tight in
the legislature on tlie bill provid
ihg'Hrat a county treasurer shall
not succeed himself in ollice.
Miller, ten years; Dow, seven
years, and McClurker live years,
are tlie sentences ot the Denver
■ 'ommercial National bank wreck
ers.
George Taylor, one of the
Meeks murderors who broke jail,
ha.-, been arrested in California.
M:. scaffold is awaiting him in
Missouri.
The light for the new county of
('ripple Creek is bitter. El Faso
or rather Colorado Springs, don't
want to lose the greatest mining
camp in the world.
A bill lias been introduced in |
tlie legislature making it unlaw-1
ful for a county superintendent
to hold a teachers certificate while
holding that ollice.
It seems to be a sure thing that
Lyman J. Gage, the Chicago bank
er will be secretary ol the treasury.
:le will do all in his power to kill
i iver and aid the banks in securing
a law whereby they can issue all
the currency of t he country.
Slate Superintendent Fatten
has demanded the interest on the
state warranis that have been de
clared illegal The treasurer.ot
course will not pay it. It would
aggregate $215,000 and would be
a nice little sum for the schools to
get hold 01.
Three men held up a store in
the heart of Kansas City one day
last week, and secured between
$l.O ) ) and $2,000, and .pimping in- j
to a buggy made their escape
easily. Thieves are becoming
bold and daring, and are possess
ed wit h the confidence that brings
a wave of prosperiy to themselves.
The defeat of Senator Dubois
py the Idaho legislature was ac
complished after a long and hard
struggle. It is a hard blow to the
silver forces and was won no doubt
by the gold party, only after the I
expenditure ot much money. The j
silvercause would have been great-!
]y strengthened by the reelect ion
of Dubois as unanimously as Teller
\yas reelectet} by Colorado.
Nevada will hereafter be the
Mark and bloody ground' for prize
fighting. A lull has passed I lie
legislature of that state and been
signed by the governor, that will
permit such frauds.
Wednesday was a genuine snowy
day, and the lleccy flakes did not
cease to fall till they had piled up
on each other eight inches high.
It was warm, and much melted a?
it fell. Yesterday being warm the
depth of snow was greatly reduced,
making it better traveling for the
teamster caught on the read. r l he
melted snow will make the ground
wet. to considerable depth, insuring
early range for stock.
Gov. Adams is to be commended
for declining the invitation to con
t ribute to tlie McKinley “triumph”
m Washington on the 4th of next
month, 'fhe inauguration of a
president has assumed very much
j the form of those “triumphs” with
which victorious Roman generals
were greeted in ancient days. 11 Is
beneath the dignity of the govern
or of a state to march in the train
of a newly-elected President. It
may be idle to hope for a return of
those days of simplicity and true
democracy when such ostentatious
displays were not the rule. But a
governor may record a protest by
declining to lend himself to the
glorification of an official who
should set an example of modesty
rather than of pomp and gaudy
show. —Denver Republican -
We are glad to see Lamar citi
zens taking an interest in the Car
riso mines. They are ready to put
a stage line on via this place just
as soon as travel warrants.
Excitement is on tho in lease
over the gold find at Cairiso.
'flic news seems to have spread
hundreds of miles, and people from
a distance are going in. Look out
for a genuine mining camp soon,
with more than one little smelter
there. A railroad will be the nex'
talk.
The excitement over the gold
district near Corriso Springs con
tinues to increase, anc a number
of prospectors from Cripple Creek
are coming in. A stage line and
express company lias been organ
ized here, and will soon put on a
line ol stages between Lamar and
CarrisoSprings.—Lunar Register.
The Carriso Smelting Company
has received an application from
a citizen of Wyoming for work in
their smelter. It is wonderful how
fast and far mining news travel
Our citizens are daily receiving in
quiries from states east ol us re
garding the mines at Carriso and
many are preparing to visit the
camp, who have land in this coun
ty. If the camp proves to be a
paying one land in Baca county
will be more valuable, and her cit
izens engaged in farming and
stock saising will all'be materially
benefitted.
The Carriso Smelting company's
machinery reached Lamar on Tues
day and will he freighted to its des
tination as soon as the weather
moderates. According to reports
there are a number of people in j
the camp now and the old pips '
pectors on I lie ground think they i
have struck a good thing. The
smelting company is now erecting
a stone building and expects to be
ready lor business in thirty days.
After that time the value of the
ore there can be more accurately
determined. The road from La
mar to the Carriso country is the
most direct as well as the host
from any town in the valley, and
it is the intention to at once estab
lish u daily stage line between
these two points to care for the
travel that may Ij3 looked for in
case the Carriso mines meet the
sanguine expectations of their
owners. A large party is going
from Lamar next week to make a
thorough investigation ol the ilis j
t net. —Lamar Sparks.
An exchange gets off the follow
ing: I want to he a farmer and
till the virgin soil, and labor in
the sunshine to stew and sweat
and boil; 1 want to own large acres
l whereon the rye to sow, and
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1807.
watch the corn stalks, waviu and
hear tli ! mortgage grow: 1 want
to he a farmer anegrow a hubbnrd
squash, the big pumpkin am’
potato an 1 other stuff, by goslr
! want to be o farmer, 1 do, upon
my word, but I liavn't got Ihe
money to buy a gopher knoll.
'fhe Old Soldiers and W. R C
will observe Soldiers' Day, Feb. 22.
as usual with a grand harvest feast
and oyster dinner,and entertain
ment. Everybody invited to at
tend. A good time is exported.
Fntcrtainment free, dinner 25 cts.
including one dish of oysters.
Can have as many dishes as you
want by paving extra. Only one
dish free with the dinner, (’hi:
dren hall fare, babies free. Fro
ceeds, alter all expon-es are paid
goes to the Fost or Corps.
S. W. Co:.e. F. C.
Tlio d.ininu “ EnllHted For t’.ic War."; nr
“Home U'uar.l*,” to be given by the Labile* of I
thy W. It. C. pnnnlec* to be a very good e:i- I
tertalnmciit. The following Is the cu»t of |
character*;
Robert Tmewortli, . Mr*Miser I
Col. Rowell Alf Allen j
Ho*cn Jenk* Irwin lConkel
11 Irani .leak* Rather tloilwln j
MiiJ. lloxer Clinrle* Alien
lion. Grant J. F. Harrison
Crimp Crit Allen :
Mr*. True worth Dolphin Konkel
Mattie Trneworth Novilla Vnnoradol j
Guylio Gifford Susie Harrison 1
Program.
Song Choir ,
Prayer Rev. Mitehell |
Addereas or welcome Judge Stew art :
.Music String Rand
Yiilnntoor Exercises
Old Fashioned dinnor, oysters included from
12 odork to 10 I*. M.
Sale of W. It. c. quilt 1:30
Public Installation of otllcers W. R. (’. 2:30
Evening entertainment commencing prompt
ly at 0:30
Com; dodo Robertson, Mrs Vanorsdol, Ed
Shields, V. S. Van Waugh,.!. O. Vanorsdol.
Com. on Ente: t linment; Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
Cilbort.
Coin, on Music; Alice Cole, Josie Robertson,
Novllla Vanorsdol, Edith Martin.
Com. < >ii ( ooking oyslers; Mrs. Robertson and
Mrs. Vanorsdol.
Com. on making coffee; Mrs. Alien, Mrs.
l Miser.
| Com on setting table; Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
! ( oiii on idling and taking up tickets; Mr.
I Smart, Mr. Rrooks.
j Com. to wait on tabie; E. F. Martin & wife,
I Win, Hooker and wife.
Re option committee; Ed Shields, J. W. Wil-
I sou.
Com, on decoration; Josie Robertson, Edith
Martin, Alf Allen, Sam Smart
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away
U out iuuaeeo uuu ..j
ll you want to quit tobacco using ensih
ami forever, boimuio well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life aiul vigor, take N'o-To-Bue.
the wouder-worlter, that makes weak mot
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days
Over -100,000 cured. Buy No-To-I!ac of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, 500 or
SI.OO. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
{Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Timber Culture, Final Proof-
Notice for Publication.
U.S. Land Ollice, I.nmar, Colo., Jany. 2 lSi>7.
Notice is hereby "given that Isaac 11. Ilaye*
bus filed notice of bis Intention to make dual
proof before the Register or Receiver at his ollice
in I.nmar, Colorado, on Tuesday tlsc 23rd day or
February, 1807, oil timber culture application
No. -1514,’f0r the s E section No. 30, hi Town
ship No. 2H s Range, No. 11 w.
He mimes as witnesses:
John A. Roach, Lawrence A. Roach, Milon A.
ltnllock of Mnnon, Kansas, and Richard Goans,
of Johnson City. Itausa*.
C. 11. Tiiomax. Register.
A Good Wind Mill—Make it Yourself
I saw one of the Feople’s wind
mills which I saw recommended in
your paper recently,it cost me $5). 40
and is a splendid mill; my well is
deep, but ii pumps all right and
with very little wind; the neighbors
all like it. and as I am a k'nd ol car
penter, I have agreed to put up
nine mills already, on which I can
make a nice profit, and there are
many others lorwhom I can put up
mills this fall. I don't see why ev
ery farmer should not have a wind
mill, when they can make it them
selves tor less t ban $10; anyone can
got diagrams and complete direc
tions for making the wind mill hv
sending IS two cent stamps to pay
postage etc., to Francis Casey, *St.
Louis, Mo., and there can ho dozens
of them put up in any locality by
anyone that has energy to do so.
1 A Farmer.
Churning done in One Minute.
I have tried t he Light ningChurn
you recently described in vour
paper, and it is certainly a wonder.
I can churn in less than one min
ute, and the butter is elegant, anti
you get considerably more butter
than when you use the common
churn. I took the agency for the
churn here and every butter maker
that secs it buys one. I have sold
three dozen and they give the best
ol satisfaction. I know I can sell
100 in tins township, as they churn
so quickly and make so much more
butter than common churns and so
cheap. Someone m every town
ship can make two or three hun
dred dollars selling those churns.
By addressing J. F. O isey A Co ,
St. Louis, von can get circulars and
lull instructions so you can make
big money right at home. 1 have
made SSO the past two weeks and I
have never sold any tiling in my
life before, 1 '
The New Hook Spoon Free to All:
I read in the Christian Standard
that Miss A. M. Fritz, Station A. St.
Louis, Mo., would give an elegant
plated hook spoon to anyone send
ing her fen 2 cent stamps. 1 sent
or one ami found it so useful I hat
i .-Lowed it to my friends, and made
1*13.0.) in two hours, l king orders
or I In* spoon. The hook spoon is a
.muse ho Id necessity. 11 cannot slip
into ll»t* dish oi cooking vessel, be
ing held ia ll*;* place by a hook tin
• In.* back. The sj non is something
tha* housekeepers have needed ev
er since spoons were first invented.
Anyone can get a sample spoon by
sending len 2-rent stamps to Miss
Fritz, 'i his is a splonded way to
make monev around home.
Very truly, .1 eanette S.
How the Dinner Saved the Farm.
Father was sick ami the mortgage
on I lie farm was coming due, 1 saw
inJiie Chrisii.m Advocate where
Miss A. M. Friiz of Station A, Si.
; Louis, Mo., would semi a .-ample
j combination dippi r for 18 two cent
stamps, and I. ordered one. I saw
i the dipper could lu* used as a fruit
j.jar filler; a plain dipper; a funnel;
I a line st miner; a strainer funnel; a
sick room warming pan and a pint
measure. These eight different uses
makes the dipper such a necessary
article that 1 went to work with it
and it sells at very near every
house. And in four months 1 paid
olfthe mortgage. I think I can dear
as much as S2OO a month. If you
need work you can do well by giv
ing this a trial. Miss A. M. Fritz
I Station A, JSt. Louis, Mo., will send
Iyou a sample lor 18 2 cent stainps
write at once. John G. N.
Make Your Own Lantern.
Vour home is incomplete without
it, and the price is within reach of
all. I ordered one lor my own use
ami it was so handy and convenient
I went to taking orders for them
and sold 51 m one day making over
$5 clear. It gives a beautiful white
light, chimneys never break from
heat, it is always clean and ready.
Francis Casey,St. Louis, Mo., will
send sample for 13 two cent stamps
write for one. I got my start from
him. George B.
Marry This Girl Quick.
I saw in your paper that a 13 year
old boy made $1.25 the first hour he
worked selling the Fcrfection Met
al Tip Laowwick. I ordered a sam
ple and tr> work and the first
week 1 cleared $lO, the second
week 1 cleared sls. I expect to run
up to $25 a week in the near future,
as the Ferlection Metal Tip Lamp
wick makes such.a beautiful white
light and does a wav with smokev ]
chimneys and bad odor and saves j
oil, it is easy to sell. If you wish to!
try it send 13 two cent stamps to i
Miss A.M.Fritz, station A. St.Loui-!
Mo., and she will send you sample ;
outfit, this is a good way to make
money around home. Miss 'Tima \V.
Last week I cleared, afto - * pay
ing all expenses, $355.85 and tin* i
month previous S2OO and have at
the same tunc attended to other
business. 1 believe that any on j
ergetic person can do equally asi
well as I have had very little ox-|
perience. The dish washer isjust
lovely and every family wantsone
which makes selling very easy. I
do no canvassing. Feople hear I
about the Dish Washer and come I
or semi for one. It is strange that j
a good, cheap disii washer has!
never bo foe been put oil the* mar
ket. The Mound Oitv dish washer
fills the bill.* With it you can
wash anil dry the dishes for a j
family of ten in two minutes with- ;
out wetting your hands. As soon
as people see the washer they
want one. You can make more
money and make it quicker than
with any household article on the
market. I leel convinced that any
lady or genleman can make from •
$lO to sl4 per day around home. ,
You can gel full particulars hv |
addressing fhe Mound City Dish 1
Washer Co., St. Louis Mo. They
help von get started, then you can !
make money awful last. A. L. (J. j
A Wife Equal to a Goid Mine.
Will some one of vour readers
give me a good recipe lor making a
cold starch? lam selling self-heat - j
ing flatirons and iron a little at
every house and have to use some ;
starch every place and want to
know how to make good cold starch i
My husband was in debt and I be j
ing anxious to help him thought I
would sell sellhealing flatirons and
I am doing splendidly. A cent’s 1
worth of fuel will heat the iron tor |
three hours, so you can have per
fectly even heat. You can iron in !
hall t lie time and no danger scorch ;
ing the clothes, as with the old iron
and you can get the most beautiful
gloss. I sell at nearly every house J
as the iron saves so much luol evciy
body wants one. 1 make $1.50 on
each iron and have not sold less
than ten any day 1 worked. My
brother is doing well and I think]
; liyone can make lots of monev i
i- nvwherc selling irons. J. F. Casy
iVl’o., St. Louis, Mo., will start any
one in the business, as they did
me, if you will address them.
I Mrs. A. Russelr
.$ $lOO.OO jj
p Given Away i;
j !i Every Month j>
O *- 7 fv
; O to the porasm pubini't n:, r tho 4>
| J; il.iruuj tin; |>r<;cc(limr month. Ift
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o . ro.t IN VKNTOUS mill tho 4ft
c • ' i> .Ji-ct «.f t'ii » off*r to on- 44
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i Svo tin-n of mm '. At tho 4ft
( p ,;:i" 11 mo wo wi>.i to I;:.press
! v tho fact ti.ttt - :: :: i\
i |? It'£; tho Simple, {!
}; Trivial Inventions jj
| [* That Yield Fortunes !|
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Jk “S if iy l*iii." “l’i; - s m Clo-JX
O v.r.'' •‘Air 1 Iraki*." etc.* ci
)( Almost ■ voryono coiicolvcs
I / > A ;\ hrlifht lihst ut Homo itiiiocrii
Oth v. Why not put It. lit prao-
I t t ioa! us; ? V«»I it talents ran v< >
! ) 1,0 it (hit A.motion. May JA
i in.i’»o yom* fortune*. V. liy not ft*
O tST'WTito for fni thiT Information tinJ '?
| THE FRESS CLAIMS GO. If
ft 610 F Street, Northwest,
4ft WASHINGTON, O. C. JJ
Zft g3T”nic responsibility of thin i-nmpnnf h
U may ho JmlK«*'l by tho In. t that mO
ff stork is l.e'il by ov«-i ..n«- ihuusaii.l tft
i 4ft of Ihe bullion dcWbputiers in tho O
4t United States. O
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aj«ews
M|rfw
♦v?°i no * ,w * <!ecpl yJ hr nllnrlntr nilrrrti-omentHiini
tiunic you can Ret ttso beat mndo, tlnrst fin lull amt
MOST POPULAR SEWINC. MACHINE
for n mere sour. Buy from nlinbh- innmifiu lun ni
tlmt l.oTe iraln.,l a reputation by lion. «t nntl 'quart'
dralinsr. There In none in the world that ran fount
In in.-ehani-al c-nM ruction, durubililv <f working
pni. Nnenem of finish. Ix-uutr In n|.pcnrnneo, or tins
, ca many improvement* a* the NEW HOKE.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS.
The Hew Horae Sewing Machine Co.
, Or aho r., Mari. Boatok, Mass. CSUhiokSo. uik.N.Y.
CIUCAOO. lIU ST. l/.ns, MO. DALLAS, TEXAS.
B-ui >tunciBcu, Cal. Atlanta, aa.
roa SALE B*.»
At liny nml Son, I.u.luntM, Colo,
I DFITI.U finOE CO., Ine’p. Capita!. 81,000,000,
isijst 0t.r.0 snoi: in t»ii: would.
“A dollar faced la a dollar earned."
, ThU I.iul levs’ Sol til Kre ncli Hungoli* Kid Wilt
ton Hoot delivered free anywli. ro in tho 1.’.5.,0a
■y Order,
$ 1 >5O.
10 boots
orc« for
lid boot
•u guar
satlmloX
ra.m.-y
. Opera
lull half
our site;
fit you.
ustrated
Ut A. tn unua uu„ boston.
S&eclal terms to Heaters.
F. MILTON FRIENDi M. O
and sum; EON.
South of Court House
Lamar, Colorado.
I’ref. K.ve, Tlinmt, Female and SitrKirnl l)li>ciwes
I i Ullcc hours: 8to1) a. in., Ito r. and, 7toB p. in.
8 to 10 a. in. Sundays.
0/, Winger’s Steel L °
w , orUV ‘ v “ ,r Ul
j f£, r J i I H -'oei
Ta " k '' hoiriilat..r- a-Mldrlnd
'r/ii Ail \‘- :rV er . K. i.. U IXdKIt.
“4jlU K« >-.»'< oil Terrace. Clileasto
WANTED-AN IDEAJHSSIBB
t liiiiß to puten: ? Protect your iileas : they inny
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDUBIt*
BUItN «fc CO., Patent Attorneys, Wnsliiiiglon,
I>. C., for their f 1,800 prize offer.
A Sura Thing for You.
A transaction in which .vouruunot losciaa
suro tiling. Dii.ommcss, sicl: In ailaclio, fur
icil tongue, lc-. cr, piles ami a t liou:.;i:ul oilier
i 1 ■ 3 are caused by constipulion ami biiipfrish
liver. Uascarcts Candy Cathartic, the won
deriul new liver stimulant and iutcs iual
tonic are i.y all di*ugg>sts guaranteed to cure
or money rofuiKlcii. (J. C are a sure
thing. Try a box to-day; 10c., 2.T«\, 60c.
tsamplQ uud booklet free. Bee our big ad.
Everyl;o«ly Suyu So.
Cascurot3 Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical dis«*o\cr.vof tlie age. p eas
ant ami reiTvsinng to the tusie, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire syrUm, dispt 1 < olds,
cure lieadaclie, tevrr, luibilunl constipation
nnii hi iomness. Please buy and try a liox
of C. c;. c. to-day; 10, -J'. i(»« ents. Bold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Did Yen ever Make Money Eas; !
Mr. Editor.-! have read how Mr.
C. E. li. made so much money in
Ihe Dish Wash i r business and
think I have heat him. lam very
young yet and have had little ex
perience in selling goods, lml have
made over eight hundred dollars in
ten weeks selling Dish Washers. It
is simply wonderful how easy it. is
to sell them. All you have to do is
to show the ladies how they work
and they cannot help hut buy one.
for the benefit of others 1 will state
that I got my start from the Mound
City liish Washer (Jo. St. Louis,Mo
Write to them and they will send
full particulars.
I think I can clear over $»‘i,0()0 the
coming year, and I am not going to
let the opportunity pass. Try if and
publish your success lor the benefit
of others. X J. F. 0.
CATHMTO |
CUBt COHSTIPATIQH f
to * ALL 7
as* so* Dnueaisrs <P
FQ*| CASr.T7fF.TS CASCAItETfI — r . d
* u t:iNto Kuutl. EiiLllieui IncrciibU tin; tlor/ of A A \
i CANDY IjiUS-X'-bMffi BOON FSB D
| GATEAHTIC MOTHERS |?
eeallna liquiuiorcumiur>-bali"gll'l8. tCIUI < f *“ IU -ti’ro 'l’uxu Labc^T-nri* 4
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| PURELY jSM'iY'J.b'SSK PLEASE fi
21 UE3ETABLE l:s ZX2A t sti&- !5J { THE CIIILDREB \ f
V • «rcd amt nru a eclon- ull kinds of pnrn-v 4 n
\ ■ |Ho co m b I n n Uo n Mte« Ibnt l!v.i In ttm dm tm ffX T
O never before put together tu hut form. bowels of lliu growldr child. (J
A a CASC.tBETfI ... CASCAItETfI. A
ftl AUTISEPTiG pSHifS'S &S£SSI CURE
B sourtiiKln tbo Btom- of constipation, no ¥ Jl\
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