The silver lance. [volume], October 29, 1897, Image 3

About The silver lance. [volume] (Crystal, Colo.) 1892-1899

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WOMAN AUCTIONEER.
SHE MAKES A SUCCESS OF IT.
Mlm Ida Hammond, m Bright Undon QlrL
Took op Her Father*- Huai,,*** When
He Died.
There i* ji wonmii auctioueer iu ixm
(lon. Miss Ada Hhniiuoud, who is said
to be the first of her sex to engage in
this occupation. She is a woman of fine
presence, a I unit3s or 3i» years old. with 1
« powerful voice and a pleasant mau
uer. She inherited the business from
her farther, who was an auctioneer for
many years, and assisted him as a
clerk from the time she was Hi until
his death. When he died, leaving no '
sons, ami very little property, the wid- j
ow and daughter endeavored to dis- !
pose of the jrood wiil and lease of Ilia
auction rooms, hut finding no pure has- j
er Miss Hammond was compelled to ■
carry on the business herself. At first
site hired «ilesmen. hut that proved
unsatisifa<*tory. and she determined to
take the block* hensc-lf. When she first
applied for a lieense it was refused by
the officials .'/f the inland revenue office.
Tills exeitiMi her indignation, and she
employed a lawyer to convince them
that there was nothing in the laws of
pre:*edent to prohibit a woman engag
ing in siK-h employment. They were
finally oomiK-llttl to take that view of
the <*a«e. Her quick wit and nimble
tongue eoon made her succi'ssful and
pipular. and the people in her section
of the city prefer to employ her than
any of the men in tie* business. Her
saies are lafgely attended, and she has
pi i n m m
Hungry
The hair is like a plant. What makes the
plant fade and wither? Usually lack of neces
sary nourishment. The reason why Ayer’s Hair
Vigor restores gray or faded hair to its normal
color, stops hair from falling, and makes it
grow, is because it supplies the nourishment the
hair needs.
Hair.
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$l,OOO CASH
FOR VALUABLE INFORMATION.
Gl S rs I Not a Lottery, but u Contest
gold. I of Science, Skill and Art.
1— Ist PltlZE #lOO in Gold
S S— 2nd PRIZES $50.00 each 100 In Gold
4 3rd PRIZES 25.00 “ 100 in Oold
6- 4th PRIZES 20.00 “ 100 In Oold
H sth PRIZES 12.50 “ ltK) in Gold
lO— «th PRIZES. ■ 10.00 “ 100 In Gold
20- 7th PRIZES 5.00 “ 100 In Gold
26- Bth PRIZES 4.00 “ 100 In Gold
50- Oth PRIZES 2.00 •« 100 In Gold
IOO loth PRIZES 1.00 •• jOO in Gold
1 225 PRIZES amounting to #l,OOO tn Gold
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UUII UDJCv I a CARETSCANDY CATHARTIC. We alao want to Increase odr buslneee by (
teaching the people what diseases ( as'earet* will cure Ifwecanby this plan In a month »time.,
induce 10.000 people to hemme users and well-wishers of this wonderful laxative and liver regula
tor, which even now Is selling at the rate of ft.UOU.bOO boxes a year. It will pay us to glv'» away SI.UU.
Instead of spending It for some other form of advertlsinit- tl , _
%. Everybody knows what enormous sums of money we spend annually for advertising. W*
probably lose 125.(100 a 7enr by not knowing Just what a paper Is worth as an advertising medium. If ,
we can find out just how many see this n«. vertlsement arm give It attention. It will be big money In (
our pockets. Vuur answer to udi advertisement will help us find out. and we are wlll-ng to pay for
the Information. |
mil AT VAII ABB TA AA ■ There ere In the schedule below fourteen name* of diseases i
WHAT TUU ARE TU Dll ! nle cured • • CABCAKBTB CAM'Y < riIIARTIC. S
1 From each name letters have been emitted in d their plac * su; -lied by stars. T< till In the blank .
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on* as many names as you can. tlier send the list to us wlt.i *l6 cents to pay for a hoX of (_ASC A
, KKTB. For correct lists we slia.li «• cash prises of from *1 tn 1100 li.gold. The i
, correct list gotten up In the most j rt, stlo and original style will t>e awarded the tlrsl prire, the nest i
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celvea SPECIAL ( OKSOLATIORi Pit IST F. I’.y exercising cure In preparing your 11st you (
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you give them In their rlgbt order
i• CO *ST* # A * I * 0 The lease of near- 1 8» S**RST * M * * H Karmen l ation i
,* ly all other diseases, cured by CiWAßrrs. > digested food. Instantly stopped by CascaOt*. (
2. HE *o* C * E a dull. thrcbMng pain, 1 9. P*L*S * painful Irritation caused by i
i caused by bad stomach, cured by I‘ouiun. t constipation, cured only by CsscAßtTs.
3. B*U*US*E*S A condition caused | 10. F*ST* LA An nicer caused by h> wel Irreg <
by torpid liver, cured by Cascarjcts. \ ularities, given a chance to h*al by Cascarbts. ,
4. L* * Y L*V * R Torpid condition of an im- ; IJ. I*D*6* *T * ON Improp-r «**lmllatlon '
portant organ relieved quickly by Cascarbts. 4 of food, relieved by a Cascaret after meals. >
5. PI *PL * S An eruption of the rktn, re- j J 2. DY * P* P ** A Chronic inactivity of the J
moved hv the purify ing effect of Casuarkts. / stomach requiring patient use of Gascabets. (
i 6. BL * T * H * S Brown spots on the skin, < 13. C * L * C, A griping pain, attacking chil 1
c iced to disappear quickly by Cascsreib. / dren most frequently, stopped by * iscaEvts. i
7. B * 0 BL ** D Impure condition of the \ J 4. | * SO *R* A- • Sleeplessness doe fc disease |
1 vital fluid. Cakcarkts purify the system. ) of the digestive canal, cured bj « .vsciagTs.
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given without consideration as the bo* of Casearets sent prepaid **\'}*J vourcash
of the 25c you send with yourlist The only thing we will ask ••that you will exhibit ymr cash
award, either In gold or in torm of acbeck. as you u hoose. for a few day* In your own dr iggist s
show window. Tbla entire offer la an honest one, made by a rosponslble flrm. "hose bonor
i able reputation is known to every retail druggist throughout Uie 'and CaneßreU T h ™' r l e^,e
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mention this paper In your lei ter. as otherwise thTc'nlXlthl. <
Mr. 11. 1.. Kramer, Treas. and (Jen Mgr. of the t-Uirling
careful personal attention. As be is now at the famous n *^ , ' , * h a , *Unngi. ind. ’
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ntorUNolulLM Is remedy to., I I 4
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are favorably known to every publish- T ■ . K A AT fN 1
er, banker, retail and wholesale drag- * RWI TJ 1 i/A L1 «
; iCUARAWTEED. f ** :
THIS AP WILL APPEAR HPT ONCE.
OBHOFIT
r~i DUIIEKI FREE OF CrtAKE »I To«j nnnr nn
j »HfIR[ST '3«« ” U s'
WAGON
:':IIS:SCALES
fmiupnt calls to other parts of the t'Tty
juml the province*. Mis** Hammond say*
that while she Itt sometimes rudely
treated and occasionally inis l»een com
pelletl to ewluro insulting lomments,
she tilways ignore* them unlett* «he
sees an opportunity to hit hack in a
way that would he effective in winning
the Mvmpathy amt protection of the by
standers. In thia she lias never failed,
and at no tferne lias she had any trou
ble.—Chicago lteoortl.
Remedyor of the Wicket! Flea.
Put almost equal quantities of cay
enne pepiier and connnon rai>le salt
iwith ji littli* more salt! in a flour
dredger, and shake the mixture all over
I the floors. Shake out all draperies and
j bedding, and brush off all stuffed fur
| niture: then sweep the room* thor
! oughly. Tile fleas will be all in the
j dustpan. The dust should be burned
!in a closely shut stove, with the
draught* to tlie chimney wide open.
The pepper kills or stupefies the fleaa,
and the stilt prevents the dust from
flying up and annoying the person who
is sweeping.
Tiny black fleas, like those of Italy
or San Francisco, mice came to my
house in a load of kindling wood and
soon spread. I tried extreme cleanli
ness, Kerosene and Persian powder, all
without effect. Then 1 heard of the
jx’pper and salt remedy, ynd had Mu*
house swept from garret to cellar with
the mixture, with no inconvenience to
my family and to the extermination
of the fleas. Incidentally, I found that
buffalo moth and auts found the mix
i Hire very unpleasant.—Boston Herald.
Look for the name
i. EBTEY
JP>
.on the front of an Organ.
That is the quickest way
to tell whether it is a
good organ or not.
Write for Illustrated Catalogue with prices,
to Estey Organ Company, Urattleboro, V t.
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
BOMB GOOD JOKES, ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
Th* Irratloaalltlea of Life—* A Quick
Toilet or Mlckey’a Eaperloaco on the
Cow Catchor —Tho Maa Who la Pglll
Lucky.
Irratioualltlee.
IN’T any reaeon In
bein’ proud.
Too fine to go with
the rest of th
crowd;
Ain’t any reason in
bein’ shy—
World ain’t waitin’
for you to pas j
by;
Ain’t any reason in
bein’ a shirk,
Clappln’ for som*>
A
body else to work;
Ain’t any reason In* not bein’ glad—
Ain’t this life the best you had?
Ain’t any reason In bein’ afraid—
Something'll happen, ’taln’t all dowr
grade.
Ain’t any reason In talkin' fast—
The little you’ve got to say won’t last.
Ain’t any reason In not lookin’ up
Soon as you’ve got to the dregs In your
cup;
Ain’t any reason In not forglvin’—
You must keep on lovin’ to keep on livln
Ain’t any reason in not bein’ true—
Make a beginnln’ an’ carry It through;
Ain’t any reason, or Joy. or beauty.
In doin’ anything less than your duty.
—Laura H. Fisher in Boston Traveler
A Qalek Toilet.
Shady Nook-r-“De railroad accldunt
didn’t do a t’ing ter Smikey.”
Nooksy Shade —“What’s de matter
wld ’im?”
Shady Nook—“He was a-ridin’ on de
cow-cgtcher; de boiler busted and he
got a steam bath, de wheels cut his halt
off, and it was a close shave for fain
life."
The Common Complaint.
“What caused your company to dis
band?” inquired the gossip.
“The craze for realism,” replied the
manager sadly. “You remember the
speech in which Polonlus says to his
son, ‘Put money in thy purse.' ”
“Yes.”
“Well, Laertes refused to go on with
his part without real money.”—Wash
ington Star.
Is This a Bull?
“Why didn’t you come when I rang?”
said a lady to her servant.
“Because I didn’t hear the bell.”
“Hereafter when you don’t hear the
bell you must come and tell me so.”
“Yes’m.”—Boston Traveler.
Mo Chance.
“You don’t oversleep yourself as you
used to,” said Gazzam as Maddox en
tered the office in good time.
"Not since the baby was born.” re
j plied Maddox. —Boston Post.
Built Lucky
pink—“Yes, sah, dat ol’ man Wil
lums ’s luckiest man I eveh seen!”
Rastus —“Sutny he is, man; he was
dun born dat way. Luk at dem hawse
shoe laigs ob his!”
yr—pacta for the Boy.
“I guess the Griscombs must expect
that somebody is going to leave them
some money.**
••Why?”
"They're decided to let their eon
become an artist.”
The. H» Harried.
■•Well.” he eald, at last, attar they
had been silently Karins at each other
for a lone time. "I think Fd better
KO.”
"Dear me,” she exclaimed, "I believe
you're a mind reader.”
How's This!
W. offer On. Hundred Do*'*™ ”*“2
Mr any w of C.tiu-rh th.t cannot bo | ,
cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. 1
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
I. Cheney for the last IS year* snd benevs ,
him perfectly honorable In tU business ,
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their nrm. |
West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.; Waldlng, Klnnan A Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. .Testimo
nials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sow
by all druggists.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
“Aunt Margaret has bad five cooks married
from her houee iu three years.” "1* that not
Why don’t yon send your daughter Julia over
and see what Margaret can do for her?
FREE, IMPORTANT INFORMATION
To men (plain envelope.) How, after ton
years’ fruitless doctoring. I was fully re
stored to full vigor and robust manhood.
No C. p. D. fraud. No money accepted.
No connection with medical concerns.
Sent absolutely free. Address, Lock Box
288. Chicago, 111. Henil 2-cent stamp if
convenient.
“When does the fathers’ congress open?**
“We’ve given it up—couldn’t get the women
to stay at home and take care of the babies
so we c<*ild get off.”
Alaska Bureau of Information.
Acctimtt- anil t’raetlcal Information about outfHMag.
routa*, where and how to go. el<-.. TumUlied by Ms. L.
L. Bai.bs. hunter, guide ami explorer—• year*ln Alas
ka and to years on the Padflc t oast. Advlr* as to the
Copper Hirer i*ountry. HoutheaMtern Alaaks, Alaska
Peninsula, the Yukon, or any part of Alaska.
KarxßKNi rs Lieut. »;. T. Kminons. I*. H. Navy, Na
val Dept.. Washington. |>. C. Will I>. Jenkins, Sec
retary or State, olvmpia. W»ah.; O. O. Shields. e*Co
qulaa"). editor of He rent ion. IS W •*4th Ht. New York.
Trans Fur any and all Inforiuailim desired for six
months. IS. Iteinit bv express or !'. O. order to
L. L. BALKS, s ob Fourth tie . Heatle. Wash
“Leutgert probably sympathises with
Adam.” “For what reason’'" “Well, you
know it was a lrone that got Adtun Into all
his trouble."
Read the Advertisements.
You will enjoy this publication much bet
ter If you will get Int > the habit of reading
the advertisements; they will afford a moat
Interesting study and will put you in the
way of getting some excellent bargains. Our
advertisers are reliable, they tend what they
advertise
“Scientists say the yellow fever microbe
gets Into the system through the respira
tory organs." “Is that so? Well, are the
people who escape It too lazy to breathe?”
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothtng Syrup
For children teethlnir.Koftrnx lbs glims.reduces Inflam
i Bastion,silsys pain, cure-* wind colic, lift cents s Lottie.
I “Your daughter hammers on tlie piano
| from morning till night. rhal’s all right:
our house Isn’t overrun with the queer kind
i of pansies your daughter paints from morn
ing till night.”
This paper Is printed with Ink manufac
tured by the COLORADO PRINTING INK
AND ROLLER COMPANY OF DENVER.
“Aunt Martini got -ven with the corpora
tion that put those telephone poles In front
of her house." “What did she do?” “Hhe
took a hatchet and went out and girdled
every one of them.”
Our New i nrlglit drand Plano Only RZttA
FA down snd flO n month. Reliable and fully war
ranted. Write to The Montellus Plano Co.. &17-619
16th Bt., Denver.
“Wonderful how those Indians can play
football the way they do.” "Not at all;
Indians are athletic.” “I know: hut how do
they keep their minds off the other fellow*’
long hair?”
Dropsy treated free by Dr. 11. 11. Green’s
Sons, of Atlanta. Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists In the world. Read their adver
tisement In another eolumn of this paper.
How Bollers Are Made.
The steel for locomotive Isdlers Is sup
plied by contract In the s!ui|m* of flat, rec
tangular sheets. Before It Is accepted the
tensile ami breaking strength of eneli one
Is tested. Next It Is murked off by measure
with chalk lines for rivet holes, which are
punched through It by a machine that does
the work as quickly and easily as If It were j
a slice of cheese. Then the sheet Is trimmed
to the proper size by a great steel knife, i
which cuts off the edges like paper. Finally i
It Is turned Into h curved shape by passing
between huge rollers, mid Is riveted to other
sheets, which make up the cylindrical tube
of the boiler, by means of reilliot Iron holts.
A bollerinakiug shop is notoriously the nois
iest place on earth, but It Is surprising to
find now soon one gets used to the clamor,
so that It would be possible to lie down and
sleep amid it all. There is nothing like get
ting used to things. Every now and then a
man Is killed In the works by having a
boiler roll upon him. He has had such long
Eractlee In eluding dangers of the sort that
e becomes too indifferent, stepping out of
the way a moment too late.
TNK kCOORDS SHOW QUICKS OF t
Rheumatism JSSk
BY THE USC OF JAOOBB OIL OF CHRONIC CRIPPLE* ANO OF BED-RIOOCR
INFLAMMATORY CASE*. THERE’S NO OEWYINO, IT OUIIKB.
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\ Cool, bracing cycling weather, tonic of the open air,
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) present—no bicycle so good as the Columbia. Hartford
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J If Cohnmbias are not properly represented in your vicinity, let us know.
A New Diamond Field in South Africa.
A new diamond field has two proclaimed
by the governor of Cape Colony In the dla
trlet of Barkley West. Griqualand West.
The discoverer of the field was Frank
Smith, an old Kimberley Jagersfouteln (..*•
fer. About twelve months ago Smith ch
ained prospecting licenses over the H. V.
St farm, on which lie spent a fortnight look
ing for indication, but found nothing. A
little across the border line, however, and
about 200 yards In the next farm, he picked
up a few pieces of carbon which he traced
to a slight kopje, whence It had probably
been washed down. lielng trespassing, he
could only make a small hole, hut In this he
struek yellow ground. He dry-sorted the
few handfuls he took out. aud then covered
np the hole and went to Kimberley. A
prospecting license was then takeu out, and
a rush of people thither at once took place,
and, it Is said, the work has already re
sulted In the discovery of about 046 carata
of diamonds.
Electricity Carrs Balky Horses.
Chicago Inter Ocean; A Pennsylvania
man owns a horse, whlgh he says la worth
SI,OOO to him. He had offered S6OO to any
one who would cure him of the habit or
balking and all to no purpose. He then pro
cured a three-volt storage bnttery. with
which he connected each side of the bit and
crupper by means of three wires. The hors**,
when hitched to a mad cart, braced his
four feet and at first refused to move, but
at the first push of th** button he Jumped,
snorted and moved off. Each day for a
week he was given the same lesson, and is
now his owner’s pride, as he never balks,
bites or kicks. Several similar eases have
been reported, and In two courts It has been
decided that a small amount of electricity
applied to a balky or lazy horse Is less cruel
than whipping It.
Wake up.
Yes. wnke up to the danger which threat
ens you If your kidneys and bladder ure In
active or weak. Don’t you know that If you
fall to Impel them to action. Bright’s dls
ease or diabetes awaits you? Use Hostet
ter’s Stomach Ritters without delay. It has
a most beneficial effect upon the kidneys
when sluggish, and upon the bowels, liver,
etomaeh and nervous system.
FIBROID TUMOR
Expelled by Lydia E. Pinkham’a
Vegetable Compound.
Interview With Mrs. R. A. Lombard.
1 have reason to think I would
not be here now if it had not been for
Lydia E. Fink ham's Vegetable Com
pound. It cured me of a fibroid tumor
in my womb.
Doctors could do nothing for me, and
they could not cure me at the hospital.
I will tell you about it:
I had been in my usual health, but
had worked quite hard. WhJn my
monthly period came on, I flowed very
badly. The doctor gave me medicine,
but it did me no good. He said the
flow must be stopped if possible, and
he must find the cause of my trouble.
Upon examination, he found there
was a Fibroid Tumor in my womb, and
gave me treatment without any benefit
whatever. About that time a lady
called on me, and recommended Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,
said she owed her life to it. I
said I would try it, and did. Soon
after the flow became more natural and
regular. I still continued taking the
Compound for some time. Then the
doctor made an examination again,
, and found everything all right. The
tumor had passed away and that dnll
ache was gone. —Mrs. B. A. Lombard,
Box 71, Westdale, Mama.
$20002?
I Schilling's Best tea is the
best you can get for anything
like the money it costs.
Schilling's Best baking pow
der is the bes* you can get at
any price.
A Schilling A Company
San Francisco Es*
ma
[slicker]
I WILL KEEP YOU DRY. §
l>wr^'^oole^ritt^^«cklBtoal^3|gg||F
or rubber coat. If \ «-u wantn coat Bmlllg’
jMBl that will keep von drv in the hard
est storm buy the Fish Brandi wlP
mi Slicker. If not for sale In
’Hr town, write for catalogue to
WPl
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ONLY ONI POR A DOSE.
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Denver Directory.
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yft 1 if CT mOCTEl'S PATENT Off UNO I
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CTATC flDC Sampling Works - Office Albany
O I A I L UIlL Hotel Block. Denver. Pocket ref
erence book, valuable to ore shippers. mailed free
SEALS. RUBBER STAMPS
Works A M'fg. Co.. IMrt Lawrence Ht P. O. Bos SI.
Cl AOICTC <<>LFAX AVK FLORAL CO.
rLUnlOlO «2H HUh Hi. M 1SU. Greea
bout.es Cor. Colfax and York Sts.. Dasvar.
2NI» llwml Marhlnerj’. Mining. Ktigtnee. Boll
era, etc. Seud for prices. H. H. Machinery
Co.. 1629 Lawrence. Warehouse rttb A Market.
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AMERICAN HOTEL suTSfiiK
f? Kuropcan plan ".V iiiirlTl Noted for Its table
Surveying Instrument". J. A J. !,allle. MM Irasa
hoe Ht...nif'r and dealer In everything used la tha
field. New suhalantlal metal reels A long steel tepee.
PR. C. J. SCOTT, Union Bloek, Opposite P. O.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THNOAT,
Typewriters
KODAKS Ksraaass
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largtng and coloring a specialty. We have la SSfffc
every camera made.. All kinds of supplies. ne
Ford Optical A Hurgloal InsUtute Co., MIR Cards ft
BATTERIES. RUBBER HOODS.
nJfiW J. DURBIN, arasr
E. E. BURLINOAHE’S
ASSAY OFFICE
KNtablmhed In Colorado. IMA. Hampton by Bailor
eipreaa will receive prompt, and careful atteetloa.
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; O"" Knaina".~<Vaamtn m Ho tots*. Placer a/sf*
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