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Notice For Pcblicatio::
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Offlco at Lamar. Cclo.,
Oct. 13. 1915.
Notice is hereby Riven that Paul R. Moore, of
Rule. Colo., who on August 29. 1912. made Home
stead Entry. Mo. 01193 G. forS Sw . Sec. 5 and
N 1 SW'4, NW'-i, Section 8. Township 20 S.,
Range 51 W., Gth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described, be
fore the Register and Uoceiver of tho U. S. Land
office, at Lamar. Colo., on the 17tb day cf De
cember. 1915.
Claiment name* as witnesses.
J. D. Smith, J. A. Howard. Suaan C. Uhlcc. all
uf Rule, Cclo.. Tod Barker, Maxey. Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Pqldlaherj
'epni tineut of ihe Interim
I’nlti*-; State' Land Office
Lamar. Colorado, Qrt. 13 11*16
’ <4l t la hereby riven that Gid R. Thompann. 1
Jr-, of Vilas, Cola, who on Feh. 8. 1911, i
mid* \rm -jtosd entry No. 09*09 fori
I-oU '-2- ond4. a>,NVH. EH«W L Section
'*• 'M.I.HS. Range 43 W.. Gth Principal
m«Tidi:i*t haa ‘lied notice of 1 tent ion to make
•' prx|f to establish Halm to the land
ab •-•e l ' -ribed. b-.'-rs Silas E speckmann
U; s. Fpm. orinrflrld Colorado, on th*- 13th da\
1-fK*., 191*.
plairpapt names as witness**:
J: A. Htptip. J? Husto", Mihlon A. C.
Cl** Jesse E. D-njap all af Vila*. Colp'
A. L. BEAVEPS Register.
M9T|ce for publication
PK*i<rt*M»N« Htt *UB iN^aaiUlt.
U. S. Land Office at Lumar, Colo.,
Oct. 18. 1915,
Notice In hereby Riven that Claud W. Radford,
oj Stonington. Colo., who on June 14. 1911, mad«
Homestead entry. No. 01070'*. for SE . Section 18
Township 30 S.. Range 42 W.. Gth Principal Me
ridian. has filed notice of intention to make Three
year Proof, to entahliah claim to the land above
described, before thfc Judße of the County Court |
at Springfield. Cofr>.. on tjio 17th dnv 6f December
]916. •
Cjkiment names as witnesses.
H Vi Chas. Medley. John f. .Jacjcson, a 1
John f. Martin, of Blalii'r,
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
Notice For publicbtion
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at Lamar, Colo ,
1 Oct! 13,'ltflG,
(jotjee |s hereby Riven that sJian 6} Hu Ike. for
merly Moore, of Rule,'Colo. who. on Außust 29.
i912.' made Homestead Entry No. 011935. for S'*
SW'.,. Sec. 8. Se)iNE?4. E:SBE*4. Sec. 7 NE',
NEv... See. nh nw'!« pec. 17.‘J. 30 S.. Jt. 51 W.,
6th Principal Meridian, has filed 'notice of intfcn
f jon'fp makc'Th'ree jlriar jnoet, *{o' feijabjish 'fcAuifi
|p the [and abpcc described." before ihe Register
Prj*RS c S!YPFI»rP/’‘fi; t»nd Office, at Lamar,
ppjo.. on the 17th day of December. 1915.
Claiment names as witnesses: ’
Paul R. Mporw. J. D. Smith. J. A. Howard, all
of Rule, Colo.. Ted. Barker, of Maxey. Colo. I
A. L. BEAVERS. Reffister. |
NOTICE Full PUr.LH’ATB**
publisher
i department of the Interior
V 8. Land Office at Lamar. 0010,. Sept 80. 1915
Notice is hereby riven that Henry Harlow
of Stonington Colo,, who on Deo. I«. 1910. made
Hd. entry '*o.OT-*O7 for ne*4seV. lots 8-1 *.
.23-24-46, nw'.sw'. See. in, L t Hi Sec 9,T. 31 S.
Kui.rc 42 w-, Gth Principal Meridian, haa filed
notlee of intention to make 3 year proof
to establish claim to the land above described, be
fore Silas e. Speckmann. U .S . Com- Sprinß- |
field, Colo., on the Gth day of Doc., 1916. .
Claimant names as witnesses. |
Arthur S|,arr«ck. Willie Ssmsteni Charles |
McGill. H. O, Miller, all of StaMngton. Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS REGISTER
»
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fPubliaher)
Department of the Interior
U. S, I-and Office at Lamar. Colored'
o«*t. I*.. 191 F.
Notice is hereby Riven that lease T. Phegley
ofCampo, Colo., who, on Oct.. 6. 1911. mad*
homestead entry No. (UllO9. a'4 Sec. 1« Twp.
S 3 S. R. 46 w. 6th Pi Inclpal Meridian
har filed notice of intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before Silas E. Speckmann. U. 8. Com
at Springfield. Colo., on the Uth day of Dec
1915,
Claimant name# as witnesses:
Wm R. Doll, Fred E. Green. Eli C. Smith, all
of Rodley, Colo. Linn A. Davis, of Cnmpo. Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publiaher)
Depattment of The Interior.
U. S. Land office at Lamar, Colo.
Oct. 12, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that William
R. Doll of Rodlry, Colorado, who
on Dec. 12, 1911, made homeatea<
entry Serial No 011837 for
lots 5-6, esnw£, Sec, 7, T. 335. R.
45 West, and nel section 12 Town
*hip 33 S. Range 16 W., 6th P. Mer
:Ji in, haa filed notice of int. ntion t<
make three year proof to establish
ciaim to the land above described, bt
fore Silas E. Speckmann, U. S. Com
at Springfield, Colo , on the 11 th day
Dec., 1915.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Fred E. Green, J. M. Mooreheau
Isaac T. Phegley Eli Smith all of Kod
ley Colo.
A. L. BEAKRS Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publiaher)
Department of the interior
U. Land office at Lumar, Colo.
Oct. 12 1916.
Notice i* hereby given that Irn
O. Fdg°r of St nington, Colo., wh< on
December 13,1910 made homestead m-.
try. No. 09228 for of section
84. township 82 touth range 43'
west 6th principal meridian ’ia filed 1
notice of in' ention to make i a year |
proof to rstabliblish claim t., ihe land i
above described, before Silas E. Speck
mann U. S Com. at Sprinsield, Colo.,
on the 11th day of Dec. 1916.
Claimant names aa wineaaes;
E. C. Mcasel, Warren O. Brown,
both of Spiingfield, Colo
Vivian F. Ili**ox of Wentworth, Colo
R. B Kerr,of Stonington Colo
A. L. BEAVERS Reglater
Dr.T W. Brady
Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist
At Mcleans’s Barn
Official Phone, Prowers IS
Residence Lamars2
w-■%rf ' : r . t i\y:ir t tio»i.
Pu •
lie.— tnwil or «h- .. .r
• **. I.nd i.ifir. :i*. I it... . GnWa .
sntio i. . ; ,:i f. Hi -x.
• «V„tworth •’ *.». - D •. 13 910
•I’ade h.*"> ■■ r, • ... 09 -9 for
we»i '* faction .•■■> T. v nsi ip •- S Range ■’
A. Cth Principal i .1 notice >■!
intention to make three you. , roof t‘ a ?stnL:ir'
claim to the land above <l»-vril>ed Lef-
SilesE. Speckmanu, U.Coni- -t Sprinsfiol..
Colorado, on tha llthday of Do., 1915.
Claimant s as wltnosscw.
Ira O. l*. B. Kerr. B ‘-’i <#f .. .
Colo. E. C. '*ena I. Wafron 0. both ..
SprinßfiielJ. Colo.
A. L.BKAVEkS. H«Riiter
NOTICE OF CONTEST j
| (For Publicist .) 1
I DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTI KiOR
United Slates t.and O
• Lamar CuloraJ ,
To Charley S. Hammond of Lo ..it>, Kai s, Co’
| teatee.
You are hereby Botifie.l that Robert W. Vor
who Rivcj Loretta, Beaver Co., Ok|a. aa his p, C. I
address did <>n October 2 1915, file ii| this olilc i
IJsduly corroborated ai'ii’ication t«> contest an*' i
n* cuip the cottce laiion o< your homestead entr
No., 01653 U Serial No. 015530 made Nov. 30 191
for Wfst 4 Section. 34 Township 1.;
Rang'* 4S w (Ith priucii'al meridian end i.
arounds for hi. contest he alleßea that aai*
pharjey S. Ilanui. ’ iius wholly abu-idonc I sai*
jsner haa failed to g ~); . , * Imn. qvo oj- cult -
ya|e nr.i* since due <> j; .try; t..t*V uij of said de
faults exist to this dat■*.
you arc llierofo o fur l her *1 if I that the
■aidallcßailPos tv!il b* t..K* n ... cif *ed, Had
your said entry wl l be * nncellcd v» i'hout fur-I
thur r'lßht lobe heard «i' J■i ' c li.i* office *r I
on appeal if To» fail :o file iti h‘> cfi'.e \vl
twenty days aft* r 11.» FOURTH puhiiciition of
this m'tice, aa si...\vn Lel<#w. your answe>', un
•<er oath, speci 'cady 1 c th* se alleßs
tiousof control. toßether Aiih doe proof that
you have served a copy »! yo'ur answer On the
6aid contestant rither In perien or by
m»iL - 1
11 shou|d state in y.:iir answer the mime of
tfic postoflioe to which you dc-ire tuju.x* nytj'es
to pb iiwiit to you
A. L. B.:AV.:its, Register.
R. J. McGRATH Receiver.
Date of firat publication Nov. 19 11*15.
Date of second publication " *-C, 1915.
Date • f thirJ publication Dec. 3, 1316.
Date of fourth publication Dec. 0. Iftl*>.
NOTICE of CONTEST
-For publication)
tUTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United Slates 1-und Office
Larnar Colorado.
i . Clarence C. Smith of Font in, Okla,. Box 636
'Jen testae:
Yoft hereby notified ttiat Olen Shaffer,
Rives ForRUT, Okluho nu. as his post- '
office address. did on Oct 1915, file In i
this ool<'e his dujy corr*>boriite*l implication to
contest and secure the can. citation of yniir
hoirestem*! entry Serial No. (>1&,5, r -3 male Dec
11. 1914. for the sw.'t of Sec. 26 and the aeki of
Sec. 27, Twp. 30 S. It. 49 W. 6th P.M., and a?
Rrounds for hi 4 contest ho allcßes that said
Clarence C Smith has wholly abandoned said land
that he lias wholy failed to establish residence
upon, cultivate or mprove same since date of en
try; that all of said ilefuu'is exist to this date.
You are, therefore, further notified that the *
said alleßations will betaken aa confessed aid 1
your said en<ry will be canceled without furthei
right to be heard, either before tl.fs office or on
appeal, if you fail to file in this office witn’n
twenty fiaya after the FOURTH publication <d
this notice, as shown below, your answer, un
der oath, specifically rcspondlnß *o these alleßa
tions at contest, together with due proof that .
| you have served a copy of your answer on the j
I said confstaut either in person or by reßistercd |
mail I
You should state in your answer the name of
I the post office to which you dosirc future notice
to be sent to you
‘. A. L. BEAVERS. Register
R. J. McGRATH. Receiver
Data of first publication, Nov. 19, 1916.
** " second ” 26, 1915.
” ” third ” Dec. 3 1915
” " fourth •' Dec. 10. 5915
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department of the Interior
United States Land office
Lamar, Colorado,
To Isaac C Stutr.man of Hutchinson, Kans.
Con testae.
You are hereby notified that Andrew R. York
who gives Guilty. Okla.. as his Poet Office
address, did on Oct. 1916, fils in this
office his duly corroborated application to con
test and secure the cancellation of your home
stead entry serial N 0.013495 made September 2nd,
1913, for ne)4. w'-.-se'-i, l.ot 1. Sec. 26,
Township 33 a.. Range 49 W. 6th Principal Meri
dian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges
that Isaac C. Stutzman • as wholly abondoned
said lard, that he has failed to reside upon, im
prove or cultivate same for more th«n six months
*aat past; that there are no evidences upon aid
land to indicate that entryman ever es'abliseed
residence upon or impr'ved said land; that all cf
snid defaults exist to this date.
You are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will be taken as confessed, and
your said entry will be canceled without your
further right be heard,either before this officeee
on appeal, if you fail to file in this office wit Lin
twenty dars after the FOURTH publico- ]
tion of this notice, as ihown be o»
your answer, under oath, specifically re
sponding to these allegations of contest
together with due proof that you have served a
copy of your answer on the said contestant either
in person or by registered mall.
You should state in your answer the name of
the postoffice to which you dcsiro future notic a
to be sent to you.
A. L. BEAVERS Register
R. J. McGrath, Receiver
Date of first publication Nov. 5, 191 ■"*
" second " “ 12 “
third " “ 19 “
• fourth ** ** 26 “
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(Fo.- publication)
DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR
United Statet Land Office.
Lamar, Colo., Nov. 10. 1915.
To Fletcher M. Spencer of Wtehßa. Kans.. 349
N. Spruce St. Contesteei
You »re hereby notified that Sami.-H Self
who glvea Springfield Colorado as his P. <>. a**.
« dress,did On 0ct.,5. 1215 file in this office h ( s duly
I corroborated application contest ard se-
I cur# the cancellation of your hnmeMead Entry
( Serial No. 012791 mvie Mar. 29.1913. for r.e’«
| e'snw'i.an'l Lota 1 and 2 Sec. 19. T. 28 s. Range 47
west, 6th principal meridian and as grounds for
his content he alleges that said Fletcher
M. Spencer has wholly abandoned sni*| land; that
he has failed to establish residence upon; improve
or cultivate ssme since date of entry, that all of
said defaults exist to this date,
i You are therefore further notified that the
aaid allegations will be taken as confessed and
your said entry will be canceled without furthei
right to he heard either before this office or on
appeal if you fall to file in thii office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication o
this notice ; as shown below, your answer under
oath specifically responding to these allegation'
of contest together with due proof that you
have served a copy of your answer on the said
contestant cither in person or by regi-ter’ d mail
You should state in your answer the name i
the peatoffiee to which you desire future notice ,
to be sent to yon.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register
R. J. McGRATH Receiver.
Date of first publication Nov. 19- 19‘5
s:cond *' ** :6
“ third •* Dec. 3
" fourth Dec. 10.
,\ /• -V. r,- - it * }>,.-• *
W»M .
V|fO Y 3 IJOLLb yjAMto
——
(!Ifji iiitmao
The W. M. Dickinson
* 1 . Sti-rent Lamar.
I C j.ll-3 til I* . i H oil
I dnv S.Ox kson r displays var
td find cur Viilufs so icmptinu
We have playthings for the
young, useful gif s fq»* tin* • l«i-
Only a personal in>j)i*c(.ioii of oup
'large assqrtipenVrf .fid buttei;
• ill ;• * :»i inj-i y :>u »f t
i
i »
Ohi'istm s puruh.i.si-3 at i
'..me n;..l b.in— 1 1,3 n.
S Lula rl a,|s ia t"
, I'ieni !>nij the.'
v I llrt Julii<,lte(i —ami you ,v.
u.i , .! /. V ; 'i • ai
,li 1; >il , i, •. i i i i , •
c 6 0
The Tltrice-A-Week |
Edition' of the
Nv>V Yqrk v'or) \
ffaqtically \\ IJuily llig I
prjc.e of a Weekly. No ot.ii- j
er Newspaper In the worl c! j
gives .'•> much at so low a li
price.
There haa nev-r been a time when h n„n«pAp; *
was more ,« uVyJ.' ilie gnat '
waf in Kurbfko'llus nu.v entered 1 a s '* ond your,-
w th no premise of an end fo- a Jong time j
Thse'* are workl-shakiug events, in which the'
United -"tatia. willing or unwilling, has bee •
compiled to tike a part. No ntclligent person I {
-an ignore au*li Issues. J
Th*; Pres d, u tinr con'est also wil? soon be a t ) '
hanrf. Hd newspip-r will inform you with! j
tho pr< inptnw* and ch apien of the Thrice-;.- ;
Week edi'icu.f Ihe New Y tk World. j
THE THRCE-A-WEEK WORLD'S regular J 1 j
subscription pice'is only $l.OO per year on>l Ihi L
pays for IQ6 ppers.- We offer this une.ju.iUod ‘
newspaper nnoTHE SBRINGFIEi.D HERAID |
LAND
i Want to buy a few deeded.
quarters wth good titles. Have I
eastern lari to trade for Uaca
county luni,
J. P. kllnrd, Plains, Kans.
I • - -•
jSyrßcise
to
Auto Hack Tri-Weekly
Leaves yMcttse
Mon WFri 9 a 51.
Leave Stoipgtoa
Tue ThuiSat 6a. Di
Ford Grftenden
riy racuse Kans
Dolors Sav©d
Ars dollars Earned
/ We are the makers of prices
Others Follow-—Sometimes
j " J
Binding twine .... IOJe per pound;
,80 Rod Spool Standard Ghidden Bui b Wire, spool $2.00
; CoaS Prices
AT OUB IJINS
BKBTRCK
BEST: K<dCK’' . uANON CITf LUMP S ' J -
, ALE CANON CITY NUT . ■ S 5-00
..iNIDAD KUN OF MINE . . $3.50
. SCRENED PEA S 3 ' so
The
W. M. DicKiQSOi) Lumber
Company
• L i » J : J er
; V*cc....: 1. 3.--0 ’Foley
K.il I'ilL com.ilot 1} ..cness
“ ' 1 M 1,,e * ' ** • ■ .‘...i otrunj and
i .u. v r." i.ld v *.athe. . ..* ching joints
*• ' •*-*•« ’ ■ -■1 -. an-* i"fv .!*r M<l !-r action
'• -• nb i.rc'di-. Vilty ICi in-.y PHU help the
ki.'ii .- cl . iiiiatc puiu- • \ isin ' iLiia,.,,
til It • r , 3rus. this
, k a„.i 1,0,v d.. you tl.i.ik it
con... ire.', wii.ii ot'i •: a ’ :.y
By ill.' Du *: Indicator we
<•* ■ 1 i- • : ••! ami j-, that
on ' v is a! o a ; !il*-g of the
past.
'd i ion Bryan and wife drove
ill).' ifl < I ‘lll .1 I’ |,l;.v ii;
no > Hnd. o ju4t g-L back £i\>il
a t a i iiv* itbs’ vi.'.it to C aliforiihi
and Ui • i g f i:-.
lb y are sclent i finally cor roc l
those fo|r|?rs the ileraid got
out for Auctioneer Thompson,
lie sure t * upt your ’peepers o.
A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It is a grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect tlielr aches and pains and suffer in
| alienee —this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
If your work is tiring; if your nerves a*u
excitable: if you feel languid, wearyor
depressed, you should know that Scott's
i Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the hlu>u,
I strengthen the tissues, uouriah the uervee
! and build strength.
I Scott's Is strengthening thousands of
• - —and will help yon. No alcohol]
oil & Bctrac, 'il.-wi,jiw*.*.'»•”?,
Oui Jittney offer—
This and five sents. cut out this ilip, enclose
wiih five cents o Foley » nd c« n j j.ny. ‘ hlchago
I 111 writting your name nn 1 n '.iro-s c'e.n !/. Yop
■ Wlll • ''ecivc in return a trial vjaVaiuliig
i Foley’s Honey bompourul. for coughs,
■ Jokti. an<i croup. Fo’.ey Kid no-, Pilln, nnd Foley
'’a* liartlc Tablets.
TOST OFFICE DRUGSTOFE
The* mail lino Spring-!
Ofmpo is likely soon
be changed by the inspector I
from its present roy.lo ui th.ef
State high\yav, on« mile west, 1
‘Meantime, the mail carrier will,;
have to remain on the present I
route unti 1 such a change is
made, and cannot deliver mail
off that route without throwing
himself liable to tho government.
< ITROI.AX
CITROLAX
i CITROLAX
Best thing for constipntion, sour alomach, lazy
livar and sluggish LOwcl.-. Stops n sick hcadacli
almost at o»cc. Cives a most thorough and istis
factory Hushing—no pain, no nausea. Keeps I
vour system cleaned, sw« of and wholesome. Ask
for it relax*
I OS’: OFFICE RUG STOIt::
S. E-SI’ECKMANN. Pio>
On the Famous Brussels;
AinonjfthQ 4 *' 'vh) hav- n dnp
ing th? (ast week put down the
mun fjr tlm year to cum and j
have joined the Herald to make
things hum, are the following,
with amounts set opposite their
names:
Chas. Henson, Springfield, $1.25,
Joe McGoughey “ 1.25
J, A. Bevis “ 1.25
H K. Ellis, Stonington, 1.251
J. E. Lyons, Texhoma,Okla. 2.50|
Dr. McMillen, Campo, 1.251
J. N. Tiiomas, Isabel, Kans.
By son Everet .75
Slowly but surely tho Herald’
is crawling up to the 1,000
mark.
pUftag tflhafl fooa<ll32lJ}3?
S3[gaia3syß^^ag<S 0 l
Pain and 111 Health
rob you of all your
jgg| efficiency.
■ DR. MILES'
ANTI-PAIN PILLS
quickly relieve Pain, but
at the same time, when
severe headache. over-work or nervousness
"I once had terrible <c fkp POIICP
lieadaclieo anl fenred La 10 u,w
Grippe. I could not at- *4,1 ,
tend to my work. I took *-**• X*IIICS
aonio of Dr. Mile./ Anti- |\ . . • m * •
T-Mn puiu a.1.111,.. pain Restorative Nervine
I v/a.J quickly gone. Then
I kvn-iio J should be used to relieve
I the cause.
I TEmIvEAHNiUM, ' F F|H<!T P®*' ■ OT T‘-«. <*"-•
B Spring Valley, Minn. TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY
I J WILL BE REFUNDED.
'awa——
Hurry Manville of Lamar put
the roof on the bank this week.
The barn is now under r«>of,
and is one of tl\@ fnust imposing:
buildings m town.
The Herald turned out some
fine stationery for Jones Bros,
this week.
VY. A- ‘Thompson has been cali
n'd to Richfield, Kans., to cry a
sale lor Mrs Idvne, sale to
I bo I old in a couple of weeks,
f Qum informs us that the
j Uangerter sale Tuesday was well
1 attended, and that things sold
| well and at pood figures.
Guru and Lon Thompson with
their families drove to Lamar
'yesterday in Guru’s new Dodge,
Len intending to drive back a
Ford with his name (to be) on
, the dashboard
School Report
Report of Dist, No, s for
I month ending Nov. 26,
Total enrollment. 13
! Boys 10
Girls 3
, Average attendance.
Boys 12 plus
Girls 19 “
Those neither absent nor tardy:
Leanora Williamson, Otho Wil
liamson and Clarence Shepard.
Elva L. Campbell.
(teacher)
SlflO Ko-.VJ vd* §lOO
. T •••.• V. !il l>e
; > ' 1 ■ r; at I isi ono
. W: ; .*'o:id‘ihiftVa
• I V. only
*, > i....* luuical
. v < lonai
- .1 treat
> ' ii l '.n In
l : : « i . i Ik j blocd :
: ' < I* • i ■ V. there.
ly u > . i if tlio di.
, I 'i i :it .* ■ rength I v
bull : : > ■ • :.' i r ..\ C3sistii r,
• '*-■ • ' V! *pr tprietc.M
have r • i . i 1‘ \ < ;-.r.r.:v<- po; •-
1 1" 't 1‘ v r’ • ’r-.dred Dolls t
i r ; ' c sco • ’ ■ t ; :: i u -ure. Set 1
' 1 cf tcsti*"or.i
A' ’ t.<"l V, Toledo, Ohio.
' - ! I t rl, nrri'T—ir.t'*. ' ■■
■ ake nall’u Fan.'Jy 1./ i i ■* constipation.
Ex-Oom nii s*- i 1 Harriurn
'V«R in town Tuesday.
Kobb. McCu'lfiuEli and Cnkely
were in from Setae Monday.
J. V. Abrains and Mr*. Marie
Lamport '.vpro in town on the
211th nit.
dense Harrison bought a few
quarters of land at Hie tax s ile
T"e.enj',
ITenr.v Martebii.j; of Vilas will
have a sale on the 13th in-t.—
Gum to (to Ibe eryiny.
E. G. Martir, and iv. A. Ra’>
ilifF of Maxey, were in Sr.rin*.'-
] field Monday on business.
W. I*. McMullen has construct. |
ed a shack on the . Id Democrat
lot and will live in town dnrinfr
the winter.
Fatly Watson, who lias been
"fill Harrison and Drum duriiur
the past six month--, is l.e-k in
Springfield.
Emmette Tiirorr and laillieri
Dyne oT Ri-' ; ,rds j n
Springfield over Mondm niglit
on land business.
W. A. Walleyol Ingall-. Fans.,
i |>h-1 igiaph"!’, has purciia.se,)
lots one to six in block Iw. my- *
four, and will proceed to hn'dOat!
once.
Cashier Sam Holt informs usi
that it is their expectation to be I
in the new bank by the first of!
the year, though it may not be
ready by that time.
Geo B. Hunter, a former may
or of Carrizo, now of Lamar
was in Springlleld the first „f
the week and went on down to
his old Carrizo home.
Major Drum, who has been
with Ex-Commissir,ner Harris
son during the last year, has
moved Ids cattle to Johnsonj
Kans., for the winter.
R. C. Haskin of Cly4*. ftd C
r? OVCI ' ? bie Abound gill
that arrived at , Mr house , ast
thllt .vAhat ded us the first
°f the a* Cheek for $2.50.
-JplfiCotton In. bought
[two quarters of land adjoining
his ranch at Carrizo, of John
Stinson, who came up to Spring
field to close the deal Saturday. \
CURED BOY OP CROUJ*
Nothin* frightens n mother more than th
oud. hoarse cough of croup. Labored breathing
Htrangling. choking and ing for breath de
mand instant action. Mm. T. Neureucr. Eau
Claire. Wi*., nays: Foluy'tt Hency and Tar cure
my b°y of croup after other rem idco faihd
comending for coujrhn anc colds.
Po3top**,c* Ilrvc store
H. C. Weeks, formerly of* the
firm ol Wheeler & Week v wan in.,
town Tuesday with souk? Osmpo
parties on land b.uniness. Mr.
Weeks is now rgißning the Cam
po garage, is ready to ac i
comiuoda,fO passengers in and
out pf 1
; VNi his return from Wichita
last week H. C. Kaiser brought
(with him a Jones No. Six 40
horse car, and in the car Imdigbt
| Ed Luebken, and .). H. and J. F.
1 Wehling to look over the coun
-1 try. We acknowledge a pleasant
, call.
Adam Kicenski, the Bard of
I Welcome, was in Springfield
over Monday night, and did al
'little buying at the land salel
Tuesday. Adam denies the
j charge that lie is a bloated auto
[owner. He wouldn’t, have any
,t: i -g bu» a n<*vv on**, and a new
w ne costs too much mun.
lLOVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Gull and Lower Market Fm
Ccm Fed Cattle.
HOGS FULLY 5 TO IOC HIGHER
Lambr. Steady With Last Week's
Clcse—Best Fed Westerne $8.50
Muttons Also Steady— Weakleh
Deal In Feeder a.
t’nion Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Nob.. Nov. 3<^ —A rather liberal run
ol cattle arrived yesterday, about IQ,*
000. tJndertono to the corn fed cattl*
trade wan very weak and prices were
unevenly lower. Tlio character of the
range cattle coming at this time doea
not api»' al very much to the packers,
but it is so much better than the ordi
nary run of short fed natives that
prices are fairly well sustained and
the grass beeves sell to much better
advantage than tlio corn feds. Prices
were generally steady yesterday for
anything the packers wanted. Cows
and heifers were in. very fair demand
at steady and In some cases stronger
figures, and the trade in stock cattle
and feeding steers was about steady
at last close.
Cattle quotations: Prime beevea,
s9.oo@JO.Oij; good to choice beevea.
$8.0f)®8.75; fair to good boeves, S7OO
<&7.75; common to fair boeves. $6.00
©d.75; good to choice yearlings, $8.25
Ci 8.75; fair to good yearlings. $7.26@
8.25; common to fair yearlings, $6.00
*fr7.oU; good to choice grass heifers.
$5.75(0 6.75: good to choice grass
cows. $5.(KN06.35: fair to good cows,
$4.75(0 5.25; cannera and cutters, $3.60
<0 4.50; veal calves, $6.50(09.50; hulls,
stags, etc.. $4.25(5/6.25; good to choice
feeders, $7 23<f'7 05; fair to feed
ers. $0.50/ 7.0 u; common to fair feed
ers. $5.25. , good to eholco stock
“rs fair to good stockers,
7.(*0; common *o fair, stockers,
$3 stock heiters, $5.50(g'fi.60;
n.ock cows, 5; 5.50; stock calves,
s;.(' !'■ s.oi); prinit* grass beeves, $7.60
fit 8-15; goqd to eholco grass steers,
ST "Jr 7.50; fair to good grass steers.
? S 3, common 10 fair steers.
$;, 6.25.
About 5.800 hogs showed up yester
doy. The demand for liogs was very
r«ud and prices averaged fully s®loc
hi lier than tlio close of last week.
I3u k of the supply moved at $6.85©
0.4 5. and tops reached $6.50.
Sheep an*’ lamb reocipts nmountedl
to 14.500 head. L’3it lambs were In.
good request and started moving ear
ly at prices that wero generally
steady with last week's close. Prlcaa
paid for the most of the offerings
were strong and In many cases 10©
15c higher rho extreme low spot
on -last Friday Best fed westerns
brought $8.50.. while the bulk of both
corn fad atyft range offerings was
bougkt at $8.40. Aged sheep sold at
good ster.dy prices. Best ewes reach
ed $5.!J5. Trade In feeders was rather
weak, and values were a little easier.
TTest' forder lambs w</nt at $8.35.
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