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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

There is no such
TAILOR MADE thing asan infallible
SUITS buyer. and they will
REDUCED. at times buy too
many OF one style
garment or size or color, a,d OF just
such mistakes we have gathered about
thirty for a Special Reduction Sale:
Some so Black Suits. now 325
Some SIS Orgy suits. nov SIS.
Some 1870 Cadet Gray and Black Suits.
now $50
Sons $50 Tan and Gray whipsord Suits.
now SIG
some $40 Plaid-Back Golf Cloth Suits.
now SIS.
some $3.50 Blus and Brown suits. now
1880
some sto Homsspun Venetian and Che
viot Suits, now $3.50.
Sons u2O suits, now SO
Some so and $50 Suits. now 81.
Elegant Silk
500 EDITIONS Cloth Bound Edi-
OF THE tons Of the Poets.
POETS. on fine paper and
large type, pub
lished by T. Y. Crowell TO sell at one
dollar. Your choice Of
Kipnng. Longfellow. Tennyson. Scott
Whittier. Lowell, Moore browning,
Rubsiyat. Proctor Eliot. Schiller. Goethe.
and others.
Forty-Five Cents Volume.
Dsintily decorated
DEVOTIONAL editions of What is
BOOKS. Worth While Sc
ries" and other de-
votional books AT lie, l9c., and 2sc.
A new lot Of Birds Xmas Carol and
It's sequel Patsy" tsc.
Fine binding, good
FINE paper, and large type,
SETS vet our prices are near
OF BOOKS about one-half OF the
publishers.
Dickens Is volumes 81.
Scott - volumes. 81. cloth.
Bulwer. - volumes, So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

CHARLOTTESVlLLE VA, Dec. IL
special.-Before United States Commits
sioner NJ. +. Woods yesterday William
McGufiu, a white man. pleaded guilty 10
the charge Of robbing the postofice ac
Stuarts Draft, Augusta county, and IN
default of 5000 bail was committed to the
Albemarle Jail TO await trial before the
United states District Court at Harrison
burg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
EOx-pOWen.

EMPORIA. VA. Dec. -Special-Miss
Rertie G Powell and Mr.. p. A. Fox were
married this afternoon at the home Of the
bride. the Rev. c. p. Ryiand oihcia'ins.
Miss Powell is the attractive daughter
81 Mr. Thomas Powell. OF this county, and
Mr. Fox a popular business man OF Nor
folk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

thv seed e. iO12l5 Mess pork per bar
ri. S~75al010. Lard. per leo pounds,
SjuJqj go Short rib sides Noosel - 4g4
5.4J. dry sailed shoulders thoXed), S5.atl p
Nl-0. short clear Sides tnoNcd). N'Jt1
55l whisky. distiIlers' finished goods.
pcr gallon Sl2}e Butter steady. cream
crv. iGa25c.. dairy l6d22c. Cheese rrm
Al 11a,a12isc Eggs firm AZ Poe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 14-Dealings IN wheat
turned strong ou later statistics, closed
steady corn was strong. May closing
Ic higher Oats closed Nn4c. better.
Provisions were weakened 10y liberal
holdine supply and proht-takIng but
closed steady at 2i4Hloc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Opeu High Low Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
SOCIETY MARRIAGE.
The Bride a Relative Of General Fitz-
hugh Lee.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. n.-Speoial.-Miss
Elizabeth Kendall Lee and Mr.. Richard
Jeter Jones were married here this after
noon from the residence OF the bride :
uncle Mr.. Henry w. James. Or. Gram
mer. rector Of Christ church. Officiated.
Miss Lucille Ramsay was maid Of honor;
Mr.. y. Fitzhugh Lee best man. The mar
riage was A society event Miss Lee is d
relative OF General Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
Fire iu PittSylyania.

LAUREL GROVE VA, Dec. 13-spe-
cial.-Early this morning, probably about
. o'clock. fire was discovered In the sta
bles of MIR. Joseph Schoheld. The build
ing which contained hye horses and one
mule. lot Of horse feed etc. was to-
tally destroyed. il being Impossible 10
rescue the horses from the burning
building. The loss is supposed 10 be
about 500. no insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
sbac,seifor,l-Shackelford.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dee. IL
Special.-Miss Fannie w. Shackelford and
Mr.. Oscar c. Shackelford were married
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

One Of the most
EIDERDOWN acceptable gifts from
DRESSING one lady to another.
SACQUES A special lot OF all
76c. colors, with silk
frogs. seventy-ive
cents insteal of one dollar Better
come quickly.
Some dainty little
TUXEDO Sunday Suits for Boys,
SUITS Tuxedo stvle with fan
FOR BOYS. cy silk vest. Ten dol
lars is the usual price.
We say
So so for this lot only. sizes to II
years.
Train boys mind and
SCROLL give him toy at the same
SAW time. This Scroll Saw out
OUTFITS, At contains siI blades, a
use. saw, aud enough patterns
10 last a year, all neatly
boxed. for csc The second and last
lot Of 600 sets go on sale to-day Some
other special toys include
Largest 75c Laundry OCtn' foc.
Large 75c. wood Fire Sngns' 3se.
l0c size A, b, c Blocks. B..
Dime and Cent Registering Banks, 7oe.
81 Wood Express Wagons. Toe.
7sc. Iron Wagons, SOC
Talking Machines with records. making
outfit complete. 81
5000 half-pound boxes Candy. lace
edges. The bores alone are worth as
much. Orders loft now will secure
delivery by Xmas.
Candy Cornucopias ic.
Peanut Tany. DC Mound
Xmas Mixture. 4 pounds for Zoe.
All in the basement
Al odd pieces OF Furniture. compri.
sing Chairs. Dressers, Rockers. Pedes-
tails. Cabinets, Plant Stands Divans,
Psrlor Pieces, at special prices.
Furniture Department third noor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
NAvAL STORES

CHARLESTON. :. c.. Dec TIT r.
PENTlNE- Market firm az isc.. sales
ROSlN- Firm. sales. 200 barrels.
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Come Every hy--.1hsrs Is So Much to See
o,.r Childfen's
Every s'. Night Nteu8iA i 5's;3
Until zMS 3l -. 70 e. .xsccx. Afternoon
O o,cIock IVen' 'SA"0 ~" s'."'"' 10 O'Clock.

A lady visiting Richmond from Philadelphia said "one
would hardly near Xmas were not for 'h's
store only referred to the decoration preparations
for much thought has been expended on the
nd attractions it a part Of the thought and labor
given gathering together of the great store of merchan'
disc ready for your selection
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
THE DEBATE WAS
TAME AND PROSAIC
Attendance Both in Galleries and on
the Floor Was Light,
THE PETTIGREW RESOLUTION
Senate Tabled IL by a Decisive Vote
Almost without Discussion-Ad-
iourncd Out of Respect To
Memory of Mr.. Danford.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE debate on
the currency bill in the House to-day was
tame and prosaic. The attendance both
in the galleries and on the floor was light
and one Of the speeches made attracted
especial attention.
Mr.. sibley. Dem. Of PENN who has
publicly announced his change of views on
the money question, and who 1t was
thought. might vote for the bill, stated
that he would vote against il.
Mr. Thlyer. a Massachusetts Democrat
was the only member of the opposition
who made speech for the bill to-day.
The speakers to-day were Messrs. Crum'
packer. of Indiana. Lowering, Of Massa-
Chusetts: Omstead OF Pennsylvania. Nc
Clcary. Of Minnesota. BOuteu, OF illinois,
and Graft. Of Illinois. Republicans, IN
favor Of the bill; and Messrs. Cox OF
Tennessee. Lewis. of Georgia. Lanham,
Of Texas. Sibley. Of Pennsylvania, Burke,
OF Texas. Terry, Of Arkansas Ball, Of
Texas: Gilbert, Of Kentucky; Smith, Of
Kentucky. Berry. Of Kentucky; Atwater
OF North Carolina. and Jett, Of Illinois
Democrats. against n.
PAID his RESPECTS TO GROSNBNOR
Mr.. Cox. Of Tennessee who was inc
ranking minority member Of the Ranking
and Currency Committee in the last CON
eross. opened the debate to-day I'm opposl'
ton 10 the currency bill IN the course oi
his remarks. Mr. COX paid his respects "a
Mr.. Grosvonor. whom he characterized as
the spokesman Of the administration on
the floor lie was most adept repre,eh.
tative Of the chief Executive. said he. tor
when placed IN hole he never eNpeil'
cpced the least difficulty i'm getting out
Oaughter).
Mr. McClearv. Of Minnesota. remarked
unon tine change which had come over
tho Democrats. In past Congresses they
had always seemed eager and anxious
10 offer a free silver proposition as
substitute FOR almost anything that nap
pened 10 be- pending. During the debate
not A Democrat had come forward with =
free silver substitute.
A. o'clock the House recessed uniil
s o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

WILMINGTON. y. g.. Dec. 1A-SPIR-
IRIS OF Tt-RFFNTINEr Steady AZ Asa
$50. receipts. t5 barrels. o..
ROSIN-Firm at S11O0l Is. receipts, Slt
barrels. 800
CRUDE TTRpENTlNE-Quie az SlJo
NJ ~. receipts, 80 barrels.
TAR-Stcady 40 Sl3o. receipts, oil bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE Senate
to-day by a decisive vote and practically
without discussion laid on the table the
Pettigrew resolution of inquiry as 70
whether or not United States forces had
recognized the Filipino insurgents nag,
and had turned over the Spanish soldiers
to the insurgents. II agreed to 'he lious.,
Christmas recess resolution, and agreed
TO meet tomorrow 10 receive reports on
the composition OF its committees for this
Congress.
At the night session the following mem
hers made speeches.
Messrs. H. q. Smith. rep Of Illinois.
and Gibson. CRep) of Tennessee in favor
OF the bill. and Messrs. Sheppard. CDem)
Of Texas. Shakleford. DEM of Missouri;
W p Wilson. DemJ Of Illinois; Bur
nett DomD Alabama. Allen. DEM or
Kentucky: McLain. Tem) Of Mississippi;
Rieley. PopJ Of Kansas Beasele. ODem)
Of Louisiana: Little. Dem) Of Arkansas,
Talhcrt DEM. Of South Carolina.
Stokes. DemD of South Carolina. against
the BILL
At II o'clock the house adjourned until
II o'clock tomorrow.
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TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond Va. Dec. II. 1898.
Private sales reuorted to-day were:
Cutters. = hogshcads. scrap Is h0gsheads,
leaf . hogshcads. ulcrs hog heads;
dark Tugs. j hogshead. stems, 80 hogs
Inspcctions to-day were. Dark, 9 hogs
heads. 40
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, is
boc-htads. deliveries. u h0gsneads.
Internal revenue collections for to-day
We're. - ~
Tobacco ......... ..............Si2O7 50
cf,.rs ............ SO -
,r,,l ...............S5Ol3 IS
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nICHMoNn eroCK MARKET

Richmond Va. Dec 10. 1890
GOV. SECURITIES. BID Asked
United States IS. rog......... 100 o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
llf less 0lau ten years
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II. S. Fs. coup. 1901 ....-
STATE SECURITIES.

North Carolina IS. g. 1910. lm
North Carolina IS. G.. 1873. -
Va. rs. new, {. and r., 1872.
Va Century. %. &. and X. oJSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-15
CITY SECURITIES.
NAILROAD nONDs.

Rich. city SIS. r.. 190i-l9lO
Rich. City 6s. r.. 19Oi-l9lO
Rich. City IS, r.. l92O-l&2-
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BAcA CoUSry,
FROM Our Washington Correspondent.

-rIom Our wsshmStonConesponds
1t isn't at all necessary that a
hero should have had a long series
of interesting episodes in his hle:
the manufactured episodes are
lust as interesting, and much easl
er on the writer's.
-Congressman Lentz, of Ohio,
wants every school IN the country
supplied with an accurate map OF
the [. S, at the expense OF the
government. The idea ID several
laps ahead of the usual free dis
tribution, IN usefulness.
1t will be strange indeed, If the
lobboyists do not pull out Of the
legislative mlx-up al Washington
a few crooked millions during the
busy closing days of the session OF
Congress
1t will be strange. indeed, ii
the lobbyist do not pull out the
legislative NIX up at Washington,
q few crooked millions during the
busy closing days OF the session Of
Congress.
-"Czar' Reed may find Nicaragua
Canal Legislation q little to strong
to be switched off to siding by
his opposition.
If Hon. Benz. Harrison doesn't
guard his tongue more carefully
he will justify the accusations of
jealously that have been brought
against HIM.
If the shades of the departed
read the newspapers now publish
ed Jefferson must be III state OF
mind over the proposition to use
his name for brand of campaign
cigars. King James was not a
more bitter enemy to tobacco in
any shape than Jefferson was.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

A Coon lSvEsTMENT.-"knowl- :
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The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
SourM EAST BAcA.

Todd Butler Is hauling hay
from south OF Richiield to Ear-
mans ranch. Mr.. Harman lost
five head Of stock during the re
cent storm.
Job Metcaii, Chas. Garrett, and
B. f. Lamport returned from
Syracuse last week with freight.
JOB Metoali's load was tor the
store at Metcalf, Gsrrett's for
for Wells Metcalr, and Lamport's
for tho Boice Cattle 90. at the
Miles ranch. Mr.. Lamport is at
Syracuse again this week after
load OF gram for the same ranch.
The Boice Cattle Co. are hsv
ing 1900 head of calves fed by
outside parties. $50 head are
being fed in this county as follows:
Daniel Wooley 100; r. d. Nance
100; Lew Walker $50 Several at
Mr.. Walkers have died with the
blackleg.
5. j. Konkel lost two yearlings
recently.
Applegatss also lost several
head OF cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall Bupt of Gage
Ok. are visiting in this vicinity.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
MAXEY.

| have decided to resine my
position MS correspondent from
this place, austashiously on acct
OF i'll health from over work; that
is not the real cause, however but
1t is not stilish to give the true
reason in such cases. think it
would he npe to bs war coris :
pondent In time OF peace, but
they are still fighting IN the Phil
ipeans, and | don't believe them
manillians would know a news
paper man from a soldier.
i have rlz TO last IN my perfestion
i didn't expect 10 be called to the
irunt to report war muse before
the shuhn would all bedune; 80 |
resine in frvor of my amamienslss.
M REPORTER.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly examin
alton for teachers certificates will
be held Friday and Saturday.
March 18th and 18th. The ex-
animation Will be held in the
County Superintendent's Office at
the court house.
ELIZABETH Il SHANNON,
County Supt.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
KoNANTH ITEMS.

Mr.. Frank Heck has sold his
farm to Mr.. Cha5. Stewart. Mr..
Heck intend. to leave us soon.
Mr.. Chas. Orth wont to Spring
field last week to get Mr.. GILES
pre's well drill.
Ed. Wilson Edwards OF Caddoa
Colo. was down here last Friday.
He made arrangements with Mr..
Flemmings to have part Of his
cattle wintered.
Mr.. T. McGown and family
were visiting last Sunday.
Mr.. Gillespie killed fat pork
er which dressed 42O lbs.
On Feb. 22nd a party of merry
young people were gathered at
the home OF Mr. Yowell. Al
though twas cold without, many
were present IN the honor of Mas
ter Dicks twentieth birthday.
We began at an early hour to
lay games, and after enjoying
them for while were invited to
partake of bountiful supper,
which was enJoyed very much.
We then resumed the games un-
til a late hour. The guests pres
ent were MIssers Della and Bessie
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

konkel, Maud Walden, Alta
nance, and l.etha Shumate; Messrs
Harry Alkhorn, Oscar Nance,
Glen Wooley. Chas. Wool!eY,
Eldridge, Marion, and Prsssco
Bryan, Ralph Wiley, and Chas.
Nance.
We all wish DICK many happy
returns.
"backward turn backward
O, time in your flight"
Make me twenty again
lfJust for tonight.
PIcE Ups.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
FIRES.

Camp fires must be totally ex
tingulsned before breaking camp,
under penalty OF not TO exceed
one month imprisonment, or one
hundred dollars fine, or bosa aq
provided by law. 4 standing re-
ward Of one hundred ($100) dol
lars ls offered by the State, tor in
formation which may lead to the
convection of any person or per
sons, guilty of causing forest fires,
in violation of law
Z. HALL,)
S. l.. FLoRHY,} County Com.
@. Fl. DAvIs,)
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
A Prominent Physician.

A prominent Now York physctan
in discussing the merits Of Ripans
Tnbules vith Q brother II. d. said:
"scvernl years ago asserted that
il ono wished to become u phi1an.
thopist, and do benehoent decd
ono that would help the whole hu-
man raoe-nothing could be bettor
than 10 procure, the Roosevelt Hos
p!tal prescription. wAsA " Mb ka,I,
o}f4s Fipas< Ts4shs. and cause IT TO
- put up in ths form G kseohup
and distxibutsd among ths poor"
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

Trains lsAvoI smphis
AoRnISa aEdkvxsIrs
cftcT arrival OF trains
iroa tho Wsst and
Southwest, running to
OF eonnscs.b4ln UsICs
DEroT@ for ell points in
tho Last and southeast.
Tho Memphis an d
CinTIealon q q Eoa 1
and tho Hsst Tenn. Va.
e. Ca. Ry., nnvs earnsd
the reputation tbsy
havo Of sivlng the
Quickest Time. Beai
Through Car Ssrvic.
end all the LArzi end
ElnestAccom motEt'cns
ltIs tho friaelpal
TborougLisre 10 1as
Sumrncr Rssorts in tbs
Summer and W.n!sr
Ra,oIts in tho Winter.
Passengers by thh
route cro.x tha Now
steel Ridge ht asm
phis and will avo!i teai
Gus Very Transfer
ncroas the Misslsslfpi
River. necessary by any
other gateway south Of
St. Louis.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
An Elderly Lady.

An ldsrly lady living at Fordha11
Heights, 9 part of New York City,
and who was known to be Q warm
advocate OF Ripans Tabulea for any
case of Liver trouble or indigestion.
said to a reporter who visited hez for
the purpose Of learning the particu-
lara Of her easel II had always
employed physician and did go on
tho Last occasion had for on&, but
at that time obtained no beneficial
results. I had never had any faith
IN patent medicines, but having sean
Rpans Tabules recommended ye-y
highly In the New York AsruG con
Guided TO give them q TRIAL, snd
found they were just what my case
demanded. ] have nsvor employed
. physician anos, and that means a
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
nalss InoRoaalnH.

The iaTgost retail drug seuss b
America is that Of HagsmAa & %.
on Broadway in New York City.
A roportse who vsAs thRs - Learn
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

We have a new Belvidere or
New Home $40 sewing machine
for sale or trade. cheap at this of
fee.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
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The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

Any 1Icke, Agent will give INFORMATION relative
"a and sell ticket. tha Popular Line or Hny DO
sirsii Information MIL ts chaertsily given 5T the
undersigned,
.H isii -rs sft,Sr-ry ahsrsrfS P"?HsHs sns 10 d.
t.iI, o.. rF.oosde-es ~ sohsits1'
J. |. s.EJ l... iyt. 1888 FEr ST. b'l. &c sss.
@ A. c.ssrsshr-. n,'i'iln ra.- Agsat Ee"phis. I'n"
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The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
Notice Of Redemption OF
County Warrants.
Office of County Treasurer of Baca
Co., Colo :, Feb. 9. 1889.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, That
l will redeem at my office in
Springfield, Baca County, CoIora-
do, all warrants drawn on the
Ordinary Fund of the County, de
scriped as follows, to- wit:
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

how MpAA Tab
ulsG W@o selling
bought . dveosna
carton and asked ,
do yov have
IN uc h SSll for
thess Z"
He wAs referred
to agentlocnAn who
proved to b the
head Of the dapakA
mant. BE saldi
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY Persona in
w this state to manage our business la their
own and nearby counties. II Is mainly Office
work conducted at home. Salary streight 800
year and xpenses-dctnitc, bonstde, no
more, no less salary. Monthly t75. References.
Enclosed self addressed stamped envelope,
Herbert E. Hess Prest.. Dspmt N. Chicago.
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
The Conflict With Spain,

written by Henry f. Keenan, and
published by P. W. Ziegler, is be-
ing introduced IN our neighbor
hood by Mary f. Cole, the author
Ized agent Of this well known and
reliable company.
We recommend this work to all
readers as safe and fitable
investment on q subject which is
oflntereat to all American citizens
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

The sale Of Hpans fhb1la0 .
constant and is increadnG, due
especially 30 the indusntial character
of tho testimonials In the daily pres,
and growing out Of these, through
ths accommodation Of friend 10
frisrd. Satisfaction with them a
very general. When onoe thoy are
bsgun l notice that a permanent
customer for them Is made Tf.s. l
bellows. is through their inkindo
merit, which proves the bouA fds
character Of the advertising. think
them specially useful IN the SsaArM
run of stomach troubles"
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

nvtnS a ~ q call.
a donax's worth Of
Ripans hbulas
lasts me q month,
and I would not be
without them now
II IL were my Lost
dollar" Az the
time Of this inter
view there w@s
present two dauKh-
tors who specially
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10
LAMAR --SPR|NGF
STAGE LINE,
(Day, Except Sunday

Stage leaves Lamar 700 d. m. arrives at Spring.
field 700 p. "a. Leaves Springfield 700 a.
II. arrives at Lamar 200 p. m.
Passengers comfortably transported. One way
$3.50, round trip 81. Baggage under so lbs.
checked free
Freight or express so cents per cwt Small
packages 10 to 25 cents.
Leave orders at Post Office.
BUTLER q HAYS Proprietors.
further information address z NJ, Springfield
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

"a
~ 80 - : "a "a & = ~: 80 l e & g ~
The Springfield herald., 1899-03-10

Objected 70 thelr mother giving >
testimonial which should parnde her
name In the newspapers. but to do
this the older lady argued There
may b other Gases just Ike mine,
and I am sure I take great pleasure
in Recommending the Tabules TO any
one Afflicted as I was. II ths telling
about my case In the papers enables
some other person similarly affected
TO bs a. greatly benefited &C hare
beSn. $50 no objection" Tho daugh-
ters, knowing bow earnestly lhe felt
about the bcnsAt ahs had rsoaivsd,
decided abe was quite right