The Springfield herald., March 12, 1897, Image 1

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Mrs. Ilenry Ward Beecher died
Monday, at the ago of 85.
Denver can furnish more sin
cides than any city west of St.
Louis.
The public schools of Marshall,
Colo., have been closed because of
diptiieria.
Rngosa Springs’ people are go
ing to build a house of worship for
the M. E, church.
The silver men hold the balance
of power in the Senate, but there
in no disposition to hamper the
administration.
Senator Wolcott lias returned
from Europe. Ho prulesscs to
believe that the future prospect
ior silver is bright
President McKinley has called
an extra session of Congress. The
necessity lies, in his view, of the
passage of a tariff bill.
The United States Senate lias
lost one of its old standbys in
John Sherman. It cannot be ex
pected thatllanna as senator can
carry as much ability to that body
as Sherman did.
Dnrrant, the San Francisco mur
derer of t.vo young ladies, has
passed his case along t he courts to
the limit and in doing so has ex
tended his lease ot life for two
years. The courts are against him
and he must hang, within four
months,for his crimes.
Secretary Bliss, of the 'lnterior
department, says he will be
careful in making new appoint
ments. The men now in ollice
will be retained as lar as possible
when competent and when consis
tent with reason and the necessity
of confidential relations.
Pueblo people neglected Cripple
Creek when they had the chance,
and now they cannot easily even
get leases. The best thing" now
would be to pay attention to Red
River and Carriso. Red River
and Cochiti are promising great
things.—Pueblo Chieflian.
Gov. Adams does not intend to
have the fire and police depart -
ment or the department ot public
works used as a political machine,
and he is right. The people are
the sovereigns, and the officials
are the servants under a republi
can form of government properly
administered.—Denver Republi
can.
The Silver-Republican party
will now become a national party,
a call having been issued by the
Silver Republican members of
both branches of Congress for a
provisional national committee.
All republicans who believe in
the tree coinage of silver will no
doubt ally themselves with the
new organization. Senator Teller
nays that it is not the intention of
the promoters of the new party to !
antagonize any other free silver
party, but rather to assist in the
restoration of bimetallism.—
Pagosa Springs News.
Some one expresse wonder that
we have so many old maid school
teachers. An exchange accounts
for it in away that {demonstrates
tiie wisdom of the sclioolmu’uins.
It says they do not care to give
up a S4O-a-month job for a sls a
month mail. They have more
authority in a school room than
they have in most households.—
Walsenberg Cactus.
There is going to be a scarcity
of cattle for a year or two; the
want of ready cash has compelled
cattlemen to sell everything t hat
would bring cash and the southern
ranges have been pretty well
cleaned out. The movement north
this year will be light on this ac
count, for there is not much left
but yearlings. It 13 next to
impossible to get t\vo3 and threes.
—La Junta Democrat.
Gov. Adams has notified the
officers of the Fire and Police
board ol Denver to keep out of
politics. The object of the law
segregating this branch of the city
government from the other branch
was to prevent corrupt manipula
tion of affairs for political ellect.
Heretofore this board, which is ap
pointed by the governor, have
held a high hand when it came to
the city election.
A large party of Lamarites are
preparing to go to the new mining
camp at Carriso Springs to try
their luck at mining operations.
They will start m a lew days and
take with them a complete outfit
for mining operations, including
tools, dynamite and bait with
which to tempt the goddess of for
tune. They will take men along
to handle the tools and dynamite,
while they look after the bait.
—Lamar Register.
The distribution ot seeds by the
government is to be done on a
different plan this year from the
old one ol mailing direct. Twelve
carloads,of seed will be sent to
Denver for this state and from
there distributed to different
counties by sending in quantities
to a few persons for distribution
One car has been received and
L. F. Mathews and M. M. Mvers
have each received a mail sack
full of seeds for distribution out
ol this car.
No legislature like unto the
11 th can pass anv railroad law
that will favor the people. No
legislature like the 11th .has ac
cepted so many free rides. Nearly
the whole outfit was down to
Las Animas last Sunday, presu tna
bly to visit the Fort Lyon reserva
tion. Committee after committee
has toured the state to visit this
and that and every one has b en
furnished free rides in Pullman
coaches. How ungrateful after
receiving such favors to pass a
law not in the interest of these
roads.
Excitement is running high here
over the recent discoveries made
at the new mining camp at Carriso
Springs. The recent assays have
shown marked improvement over,
the first ones and several large
veins have been opened uj). C.
Frost Liggett was up from the
camp to-day and had an assay ol
ore from his mine, which was
made by the Price Assaying
Company ol Colorado Springs on
Feb. 27. It showes $3.40 gold,
$11.70 silver, and SG4.O'J copper
per ton. This is taken from an
average sample of ore taken out
near the surface.. He has a vein
of it opened up which is 5.V feel
across. The camp is rapidly in
creasing m population as the
weather improves, and several
large parties will leave here for
that place in a few days equipped
with complete outfits for exten
sive mining operations. A number
ot new mines are being opened up |
and a large amount of ore is being j
taken out. The new smel.'eri
started up yesterday and already
has ore enough on hand to last a
long time. All indications point
to a big boom at the camp this
spring.—Special to Denver Re
publican.
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 181)7.
The fact that the Japanese law
making body had a bill before it
to limit the coinage of silver, gave
the gold men of the United States
a joyful leap, and they at once
claimed that Japan was no longer
a silver nation. Japan is still a
silver country and liable to re
main so for many years.
Plucky little Greece replied “No"
to the notice ol the combined pow
ers to withdraw from Crete. She
says she cannot consent to give the
Christians of that island over to
the Turks to he murdered. The
popular feeling in England and
other places is so strongly with
the Greeks that the powers will j
now seek some other plan to (ix !
up tHe matter without war. Ilur !
rah for a nation that dares to do
right though too small to enforce
her aims by war. Greece will not
be obliterated from the map ol j
Europe for such a stand.
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I shall teach a forty weeks se
lect school, at Springfield, this
year. Will do high school and
preparatory college work, in lit
eralure, sciences, aigebra, geom
etry, Latin, etc.
Terms, $2.75 jer month ol four
weeks. $25.00 for the \ car.
Work begins at once. Corres
pondence solicited.
W.m. N. Mitchell.
Another Smart Woman.
My husband is poor but proud
and does not want me to work, as 1
have nothing todo I get restless,
and utter reading in your paper of
Mrs. Russell’s experience selling
self hc iting flatirons I concluded i ,
would try it. 1 wrote to.J. F. Casy 1
ifcCo. St Louis Mo., and they treated j'
me so nicely that 1 feel very much J
encouraged. As soon ns 1 got my
sample iron I started out and sold ;
>8 irons the first day, clearing sl2.
1 have not sold less than 8 any day
and one day I sold 17. I now have
$225 clear money, am! my husband
does not know ! have heeii work- '
log, lmt 1 am a Ira id ho will be mad
when I tell him. Have 1 done ,
right or should I quit work and
leave him to struggle alone?
An Anxious Wife.
Yon are doing just right, vour
husband should be proud ol you.
go right ahead and show the world
what an energetic woman can do.
That self-healing iron must be a
wonderful seller, as we hear of so
many that are succeeding in sell
ing it. 2
a. gA Your addrets, with six cents
sr in », m-ilcd to our llcad-
V- ,1 quartets, II Lliot Rt., Poston.
>. A V, U ’ /) Rass., will bring you a fug lino
. w b— ft j I samples, aml rules for self
(i !\ 111 measurement, of our justly fa
-3 - 1,1 I 111 I IM pant* ; Suits, f 13.28; ,
O t-'j Mi II Overcoats, f 10.28, sari up. Cut
'<’* /V, 1 w to order. Agents wanted every- i
J I I —j where.
Plymouth Rock Co.
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoko Yonr lato Away.
11 von want lo quit tobacco immg easily
and forever, be mono well, strong, muguelte,'
full of new lire and vigor, take No-To-Bnc,
the wonder-worker, time umlies weak men
strong. Many gain ton pounds in ten days.
Over 400,(XX) cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, 50c or
#l.OO. Booklet and sample mailed Iree. Ad.
Bterliug Remedy Co., Chicago or Now York.
That Trip East
May In* for business or pleasure, or j
both; but pleasure conies bv mak
ing n business of traveling East o
ver the S. lit \ Fo Route as far as
Chicago.
Thirty miles the shorter! line be
tween Missouri river and Chicago;
lHat means (puck time and sure
connections.
Track is straight, rock-ballasted,
with very lew crossings at grade.
No«prettier, cosier or more com
fortable trains enter (’liiengo than
I hose over the Santa Fe. 'J hey are
vest ihu led limited ex messes, with
latest pattern Pullmans and free
chair cars. Meals in dining cars
served on plan of paying for what
is ordered.
I n<] it ire of nearest agent, or ad
dress (». T. Nicholson.G.l*. A. Santa
Fe Route, Monadnock Building,
| (Chicago.
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Highest Honors—World’s Fair.
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
. pure C.apo Crer:n of Tartar Powder. Free
-.an Ammonia, A!::;:* or any oilier adulterant.
/io yfars standard.
Ayer s s Pills
Arc* t tmqtoirnli d with the view to
general gsefillness a:ul adaptability.
They arc* composed of tin* pure: t
vegetable aperients. Their delicate |
sugar-coating, which readily die- |
solves in tin* stomach, preserves
their fall medicinal value and makes
them easy to take, either hyoid or
young. For constipation, dyspep
sia, biliousness, sick headache, and
tin* common derangements of the
Stomach j JJccr, and Jiowcts;
also, to check colds and fevers, |
Ayer’s Pills
Arc the Best
Unlike other cathartics, the effect !
of Ayer’s Pills is !•> strengthen
the excretory organs and restore to >
them their regular and natural ac
tion. Doctors everywhere prescribe
them. In spite of immense compe
tition, they have always maintain! il
their popularity as a family vied- I
icinc . being in greater demand
now than ever before. They are put
up Loth i;i vials anil boxes, and j
whether for home use or travel, \
Acer’s Fills are preferable to any |
other. Have you ever tried them V j
Ayer 5 8 Pills
rcpirit! by Dr. .7.0. A v<t & Co.. Lowull, j
S..b! !•>- all lirtiKtfisiM. *
CvDi'y Do&o Effect ivo
Heart Failure.
HOW TO AVOID IT.
The epitaph on many a tombstone b
“heart failure.” No wonder, when we con
sider the immense strain which is put on
tiiat siimll organ. Marvelous an it i heating 1
100,000 times and exerting a force tqtial to j
6,184,000 pounds daily, it lias its limit
endurance oflen is too severely tested. So
common are ui-u.isos of the heart —though j
often for a considerable tinio without the
suspicions of the aillictcJ person being in
the least excited—Hint it is stated that one
person, in four has a bail heart! Dr. Franklin
Miles, of Mil:bar', lod., lias for years made
a special study of all diseases of the hear!,
and bis remarkable success lots ma 'e hi
name a familiar one in nil parts of our l-.nd 1
lie has found the most common symptom
of heart disease to ho pain,distress or t- am; - >
ness in the chest, Lac/;,mlnmach, laurels, If: \
shoulder and arm, short mss of breath, tmodu r
ing sp- lls, fainting, etc.
Mr. George K. Smith, of ID rues, Y;<c
Co., N. Y., writes: “Du. MiJ.):Y M:\v
Ukaut Odue has tcorlcol wond-rfnUy ok
mind and body s» / can do a gr.wl do n -,•• / •
/.:«•/ ten years young ■»• and take inor<* inlet e.-:
n aflairH. 1 had shortness of breath, palpi
tation, pain under left shoulder blade, /» .»/'
round the heart, J could not sleep on mg t n 'r
ile. Linee I have taken J>r. MU*.! S c
Heart Cure I sleep « 'ell. and hare no palp 1 1-
It lias made my heart strong-r. I wish
•at would print t!ii«, because I want a I io
tier what I'Jr. Miles' Heart Care has d« lie
■r me.”
For months my wife fiiinTercd with ;> dpi
ion, smolneriiig spells, and was unable t*>
c < on tier left side. She tried several
• tor) without relief. Your Heart (’ire.
•-. recommended. After taking three
i!lts, *-ho fully recovered her health.
ur medicines do what you claim.” —(.'has.
i: ni-TM an, Toll do, O.
Ur. Wiles’ Now Cava fer Ike Heart is eoin
>y all drngsists on u p-sitive g iarantic*. It
:<•'{». agreeable, eff.c'ire, mid does cure.
Jr Miles Medical Co., Eikhart lud.
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"A MONEY MAKER
AKD SAVER.”
A dnnblo Orlndsr *ltli tiiree burr*.
Con’er draft. Can benttirl c ti any
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Do not •*. riaetdrm! t>y alluring ndvrrtlarmmUand
tluiil* you can get the bert trade, tti: flinch and
WOCT POPULAR EEYY'NG MACHINE
fnr n marie. whi*. Huy from ivllul.h* moiiur-,.-tnr.*ri
, that Imvf irainiNj a romti-tion 1.7 l>nnr*t nn-l K.narn
• l-.ilim-. Thore loHinnln tlio WnrM tlu.t .rn .'uiial
In *ii**. l aril.nl <*..n.trttctlnn, durchtlit/ of -APrUr*
I irt>. iln"*ioas of ilnl Si. l.piiisty .n nppeamnon.or hue
ac inuny inipruvunicnU aa U:o NEW HOME.
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The Now Uema Sewing HacSina Co.
Obanor. Mass. It. -to>.\ M« «. Sj I'mom fij-. woc.N.Y.
C'tmtAoo. ii,i_ yr.loci.'H.sio. Hai.x.a^.'iiixas.
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ten GALE nY
At liny mid Mm, l.n 2 tint a, Colo.
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u;:.sT Gt.r.o snot: in ;iii: av«ss:li>.
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TMBl.it.ll.*>* ‘Mill.l I'riMu li tt- HRolu tild Tsuf.
ton lfoot delivered free iiiiyv.li r.* in tlio 1).5.,0u
ry rcci’lpt it i t>li. Muncy Ortier,
Ti / lipinls every way the boots
y . ] ►old In n't retnil utoreo for
t**r \ S J.en. We t.:.*ko this boot
t'Jt/' £ SI oiirtelves, therefore wo guar
— • \ (t liter tlio /<■', style aml r-enr.
A «"•» n '-y 010 h not ■atlmic-rt
f£r? .v'flr l 2* Y wo "'HI rofiintl tlio r.:i r.cy
N«f nnot her pair. Opera
J ; - \ widths < : .’ ,u iV!' ii £’ in:!
j'j Y_- > sizes 1 to S mid half
V',s' I / '>,’<■ 3\. ,;c tent fit you.
' •; Illustrated
Dexter Shoe Go.,
Special terms to Dealers.
F. MILTON FRIENOt M. O.
and SntClioV.
South of Court llouso
Lain.'ir, Coloi-ntlo.
Pref. r.v I*. Throat. FcinalcHiid Siiruienl »Iflca*-e«
* lllice hours: .*•: m!• n. m.. 1 t<* *. and. 7 t*» sp. in.
8 to to n. in. Nittnltiyit.
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a:it Mi l rufi* ■siiTif '.<> tin* tnbiw. a; i jently
mi 100 idi .-. ly ..n hi :t.( ' l.veniui I"V , |s.
.-!• • 'MI.: til.- ctitiiv ■■•" I 1!'. Oi' |< 1 icii.v,
eii .n •»-i laolic, . i.nl it uel ..i:* l : i p.l ion
rui ) :> i'lMsn ■ ... Pii ac< lu;y t*nu iry n hex
of i*. (:. o to-luv; io, v. .»'< mV. i l -ohiand
gnarau'ectl to cur • l.y till *- isll.
For EroncSrotis
“I never realized the good of a medi
cine so much as I have in the last few
months, during which time 1 have suf
fered intensely from pneumonia, followed
by bronchitis. After trying various rem
edies without benefit, 1 began the use of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and tin* effect
has been marvelous, a single dose re
lieving me of choking, and securing a
good night’s rest."—T. A. Higginbotham,
Ccii. Store, Long Mountain, Va.
La Grippe
“Last Spring 1 was taken down with la
grippe. At times 1 was completely pros
trated, and so ilifileult was my breathing
that my breath seemed as if confined in
an Iron cage. I procured a bottle of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner
bad I began taking It than relief fol
lowed. 1 could not believe that the ef
fect would he so rapid.”—W. li.Williams,
Cook City, S. Dak.
Lung Trouble
“For more than twenty-five years, 1
was a sufferer from lung trouble, attend
ed with coughing s severe at times as to
cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms fre
quently lasting three or four hours. I
was induced to try Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral, and after taking four bottles, y\as
thoroughly cured. I can confidently
recommend this medicine.”—Fruuz Hof
mann, Clay Centre, Kans. •
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr.d.C. Ayer .VCo., Lowell, Maas.
Bold by ull Druggist*. Price ft; six bottle*, #5.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
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Hon. W. J. Bn/an 5 § Book
A LL who are interested in furthering the sale cf lion.
IV. J. Bryan’s new book should correspond im
mediately with the publishers. The work will contain
An account of his campaign 1.0:.t ■ ■ .
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His most important speeches . . . .
results of the campaign of i£9U.
v A /"?' A review of the political situotion . .
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