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The Springfield herald., 1899-06-09
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MAXEY.

q. o. Marsh has again assumed
tho garb OF Baca County ranch
man and is making things move
around Maxey.
s. W. Cole and John Lewis
passed thro this section recently.
They were we'll armed with rifles
etc. but did not say Of what they
were in quest. Perhaps coyotes
or Jack rabbits.
T. g. Keyser has been suffering
With stiff neck. Too much look,
ins high.
The Springfield herald., 1899-06-09
FIRES.

Damp fires must be totally OF
tingulsned before breaking camp.
under penalty of not to exceed
one month imprisonment, or one
hundred dollars fine, or both ~
provided by law. a standing re-
ward Of one hundred (t1OO) dol.
larsls offered by the State, for In
formation which may lead to tho
conviction Of sny person or per
sons, guilty Of causing forest fircs,
in violation of law
E. HALL,)
y. L. FLoRsY,{ County Com.
o. Fl. DAVE,
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Charley Ohenowlth has been
drawing cedar - tho Davis ranch.
j. WigEins, recently Of Las Ami
mas, passed through here with
family, household effects, and
cattle on his way to . ranch he
has bought ON the Clmsrron.
O. H. Davis has been putting a
new roof on part of his ranch
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ARE YOU GOING I

Trains lsavsksmphis
MoHNIEo andEv1srNs
aftor arrival Of trains
from the West Ahd
Southwest. runnina 70
or connecting In usIoH
DHfoTs for all points in
the East and Southeast.
The Memphis an q
Chaslcston Railroad
and the East Tenn, We.
4 CARY, have canned
the reputation they
h.vs Of Swing the
Cuickest Time. Best
Through Car Service
and AL the Latest And
FIncstAecommodations
ills tho Principal
ThcrouKbfnre TO the
GUNNER Resorts IN the
Summer and Winter
Resorts In the Winter.
Passengers oy this
routc croes ths New
e,eel Bridge at Mem
phls and will avoid tedi-
ous Ferry Transfsrs
across the Mississippi
River, nsosssary by any
other gateway south Of
St. Louis.
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II ssoms a shame that the hne
American liner Paris, after going
through the war ss an auxiliary
cruiser without a scratch, should
be bestowed on the rocks of the
coast of England.
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WANTED-several Trustworthy persons In
w this state to manage our business in their
own and nearby countles. II Is mainly ofnce
work conducted at home. Salary streight saos
year aud expenses-de6nite, bonahde; no
more, no less salary. Monthly 37S, Referenc ces.
Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
Herbert e. Hess, Prsst, Chicago.
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OFFICIAL PAPxl OF BAoA CouHT1
Admiral schlsy says the man
who serves best behind tho guns
is the man who has the best wom-
an serving behind him.

The production Of coal in the
%. 8. last year was ten percent
greater, than that Of the previous
year, the total being 219,S33.993
tons.
The Springfield herald., 1899-06-09
J. X. DOUGHTY,
ATTORNEY. At LAW.
Office in o. S. Land Office Building
LAMAR, COLORADO.
rr.ssies before the o. .. L..d oass.
f. MILTON FRIEND. N. D.
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its 10 .. =. susdays.
Huddles ton Block, Lamar, Colo,
u. G. ABBOTT, co.
Kansas City Stock Yards.
Sell sheep only, on comInissiun.
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office I wish to open in
this vicinity If your record is O..
X. here is good opening. Kindly
mention this paper when writing
"a. T. MORRIS. Cincinnati, O..
illustrated catalogue 4 cts. postage.
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Any Ticket hg.nl will Give information relative
% s.G sell ticket. by the Popular Linz, OF any as
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ApvRhTIsIN0 HATBs.
&, Ssass Fer inch, sinxls column, cash month.
y He prsfsrsd position s1vsa.
suAAsss Locals, . cents Per line sash insertion.
Loea1 mention, u cents per lin nssaeh insertion
LlsAL ADv.: riaa, proof notices W,ss. siAsls
Contest ssuess Ss.so saeh.
An Other legal printing suejsss - rsss d 10
sanss Per nns for Arst inssetisn, ssnts for sAsA
kaditenal-nonparsil nsAssrs, niss wsr1s 70 .
ass, unless Otherwise esAtTastsd.
rhsss rates will Ss strictly adhered ~.
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DR. r. D. HOMSHER g. 90,
We Have On Hands The Best

Sprung and SQmmer STOCK 0f Dry GOODS
we ever had. Also the best line of trimmings
and laces. Rtnbroideries, Velyets and silks.
Mems and Boys hats and caps, in wool, fur and
straw goods.
Lade ready made shirt waiss s2fns for and
children and goods yarietyMens and boys Duck
o.eral pants and sweateraW have hand
during good supply of Feed and FourStock Of
good enargig wcekWi handle salt and
cured and dried beeon Oal aud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

The state Ia stlll full Of public mcr
aud newspapers who support M,
text book octopus. It's slimy grasp ou
our schools and colleges remains un.
broken. IL will uy 10 yet Ia II.
secret influence through lur state
ofi'cials 10 will seek TO openly or
secretly put lts agent, on the text
book commission Of i've % be- ap-
pointed by the governor tie has
nearly two years to select his board.
Nothing hut yigilant conduct OF our
school affairs viii save our state from
the couuptlug grasp OF the textbook
trust.
by the time the Oregon text book
commission gets TO work The trust
may embrace an the great publishing
houses OF our country. Oregon may
be- forced 20 state publication, "a,
California was, iu self defence. All
All events our state should emarclpatc
Itself from the text Look- polItca
trust iu school affairs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

leeches on the public pay rolls and
none should be put on.
Patterson, Brophy, et al. are not
wanted 10 run the city goyernm ent
any longer. This push on the pay.
rolls has burdened our city and
county long enough For ten years
They have run bills " from $1,000 20
5000 a year against the taxpayers Of
this county and used both the police
add the swag 10 control primaries
and elections. ~ the Republican
party wants 10 put Patterson, Bro.
ply, ct al, ln charge of lts affairs "a
this county let II do 80 at the prl.
maries held Tor that purpose.
Bat let this citizens administration
give this city business government
Let the police, IRE department, street
department and city oiiclals aud city
council labor Tor good government,
and let the professional politician
who wants Ia manage county aud
state politics for what there Is Ia 10
carry on his operations out OF hts owe
pocket, not at the expense OF the city
aud county taxpayers. Men have |
been managing politics on the llue
OF boodle and corruption at salem.
who never put up dollarof their own
money, but deteite d the people syste- |
matically by the corrupt use ortl 81
money collected In fees right out of /
che county treasury. This sthe only
method Of politics tho Push undel-
takes ADD the people ought 10 under
stand IL,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23
A Forerurner Of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though its offensive features
are sometimes almost unbeatable,
few people are aware Of the danger
of which Caiarrh Is the forerun-
ner. catarrh invariably leads to
Consumption Growing worse and
worse each winter, those who rely
upon the usual treatment Of
sprays, washes aud inhnliug mix
lures find that Il is impossible 20
check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the
surface. Tho offensive discharge
increases All the while. causing a
feeling Of personal deiilement, and
gets deeper and deeper until IL is
only question Of a short time
until the lungs are affected.
The Importance Of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But no good what
ever can be- expected from local
applications. as such treatment
never did cure Caiarrh, aud never
will.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

The state board or education ~ .
meeting Tuesday decided to u>it tbe
'he asylum and che deaf mute hind
ana lelonu >ch"ol to-day It na, been
decided to make uo changes in tbe
ne'd "''icers ut the Institutions upd.r
''e omrds control uotil me terms ,f
Inose now az work are ended rbs
'a'ure policy ot che band aud ropt,ns
IA m'''tHNere considered. but uotbipg
vi Importance was transacted. eNcenl
lAe uN'og ofthe TINE ur closing rte
P'e'eol lerm ot ,he deaf mute ,.nn,l
Tor May l5
lNerv l'a Ntmng sentiment sr,,
'os un in Hyot of taxing the ,tn,,,
o' al ins itutions ttlrely out ofpoI,.
Ties lbecas,om Of past boari, i,
l'''a'ins the appointment ofall sut.
''d'nales' eYeu 20 kitchen helm tend.
IA make destinations expensive sna
."en'c'enI destroyiog discipline ana
treating constant friction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

would not work and all three went
into the House Wednesday morning
at ten O'Clock determined TO vote for
the DAILY BILL
Then one Of these bOodlers called
out one Of these members just before
the vote Vas taken and offered him
$50 just as a token Of goodwill, aud
with the understanding that he was
20 vote for the bill. But the man re-
fused even that and went back 20 his
seat determined 10 vote for the Daly
bill. The lobbyist had remarked 70
him that a Salem man vas making a
pile ~ money for supporting this bill.
The plan was this: n he had taken
the $50 an opponent 0f the Daiy bill
would have accused this supporter NJ
the bin with receiving $50 for voting
Tor the bill, which he could not nave
denied. Then 20 investigation would
nave been demanded aud could not
baye been refused That would have
stopped discussion and would have
killed the biz. Fortunately the plot
was foiled by the sterling integrity
of the member who refused the $50
aod the prompt abd decisive action NJ
the friends Of the bill among The
members
Members NJ the legislature under
the influence u the A g. Co, sought
70 formulate : report against the
Of a state educational
Institution. for the sole reason that
he was friend Of the late State Supt (
Irwin, whom the American Book Co.,
had the least friendship for
The people Of Oregon are not yet
through with the American Book co.
Their contract has two years to run.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

hlre The opera house with his own
ha'd-earned cash at $40 month on A
Iam. II Two hundred would come
out TO hear an outcast lecture on
prison reform, h. shows that there is a
public Interest In this matter that
even those who have the appointment
OF prison onicial' should respect.
IIGov Geer could take the man ne
Is to appoint 10 succeed A. y. Gilbert
as superintendent OF the Pen ana the
men "0oare To bewarden,and turnkey,
and guards, stewards aud place seek.
er' allsoever and whatsoever and
take front seats aud near Rev Walter
preach ON prison reform there Would
be great good resulting TO the cause of
prison relurm,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

State superintendent Ackerman has
seuta circulIr 10 county superiutend-
entS as follow:
80 many inquiries are coming Ia
this Office relative % the school laws
made by the legislative assembly, that
have deemed IL best To answer a
few by circular letter until | shall
nave the laws printed for general dis.
trloutlun, which will be- done in a few
days.
"l-Qualitcati ms for voters at the
school meetings and for school officers
remain as prescribed no the special
session
I'D There is 10 emergency clause
TO the DAILY Educational Bnl.
"3d-Tnere is an emergency clause
TO the Reed Bll which allows a
school district to retain the amount
on hant at the annual school meeting
up TO aud including $50.
4th-There is no change in time Of
the annual school meeting"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23
~ tEoEHR BROTHERS.
NO COMPROMISE WITH THE
PUSH.

The citizens administration can
not afford under sny circumstances,
or 10 any manner, 10 make auy com-
promises with tine push" The Is
sue was squarely Joined AZ the late
city election between the clean decent
Republicans aud business men Of this
city, assisted by the minority party,
and the old Salem push, and the push
WAS 20 obnoxious that II was showed
nnder two 70 one, aud only elected
one councilman. out of common
decency the push should stay Ia the
rear for awhile.
But push has no deceuey IL has
no soul, conscience or morals. II Is
the Tammany elemect, the organized
appetite, the promoter Of extraya-
gance, the advocate OF debauchery ia
the public service, the advocate Of
vice, whether " be Ia salem, or New
York CITY As the fattest aud best
fed animals maintain the most lusty
parasites, 80 wealthy community
breeds the most ravenous yermin 10
politics. Salem has toan infested |
with those pests foF Ten years, aud 80 |
Tar the only successful remedy that
has been found has been tie spray |
called "Cltlseas' ticket"
Bat this "Cltlleas Spray" Viii not /
work u u is adulieated n The Push |
ls allowed 10 prepare the insccticldo /
that ls 70 KIN these parasites Ia the
CAPITAL clty pruae orchard, they will
sit on the branches and deyour the
trees, root, braach aud an II eyeu
few of these yermln are allowed 10
live, the Citizens movement viii bear
nothing but wormy fruit The CIT.
aens' moscmcnt was not pat into
poser 70 keep single one OF tneso
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

whether The people viii be there who
should be there is question. The
prison officials and conyicts should be
there. The latter cannot be; the
former cannot well be there without
NEGLECT NJ duty, So those who would
be most directly benefited will not
hear the lecture, which should, there
fore, have been given at the state
prison. But some good may come Of
the lecture, besides educating the
public in the line OF prison reform
which is very important, OF some Of
the persons who may become officials
In future should attend. First Of all,
IL is to be- hoped Gov Geer may az.
tend. Two hundred persons turned
out the other night % hear a poor
tx convict who had the tcmerity 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23
THE METHODS or THE TENT
BOOK TRUST

Here Is a sample Of American Book
! Company politics. Tie manager ui
The American Book Company, al
Portland, went home from Salem
after the DAILY 5ill pa a,sed'yowirg cter.
nal vengeance on senator John DAILY.
II II said that the latter wishes the
oaice Of secretary Of the State Agrl.
cultural college, Pague, Portland
member Of Che board 70 elect DAILY, is
said TO want 10 be school director at
Portland.
Ths manager h reported to have In
formed him that he cannot be sthool
director unless he will agree 10 not
vote ior DAILY, Thus doth the Ameri
cao book Company proceed 20 procure
the scalp Of the author ot thc pily
ollh The American Book Company
has haa rs hand un the State Agrl.
cultural College and the state Tut
Yeniiy.and the Lord oul, knows What
not Ia Oregon,
i1ls generally understood that Nc
klroy and Lilly are The Two professon
az the state university who owe their
places 90 political lnaucnccs exercd
by tbe American Book Go. Lilly uas
10 the A, h Cos employ aud McElroy I
Was never out OF a. Lilly was one ofl
ihe malo men from Portland who
helpea 20 defeat nolph and hold upi
'he last leglslaIuw. nc visited the
pa'lie schools Ia omRoa citics to SEQ
10 q that uoue bat Amedcau Rook
20 lesteooks were used by teachers
y supplementary reaacrs. Boz this
b Eoi a tat iob al the state uni,e,.
'iiy ltis believed that the electlon
. fresideat Catch az the state agri.
ul1pp oollego Ma, aaautl.Ameriean
'ooA 90. victory le tho legislature
us, adjourned three nemben wefs
aiken oat separately rucsiay uisht
40 each odefed siOQ IA vote against
ae paly blll Just three votes uee
eeied 70 kiu ibe 6al The threo
'so refused lhe money AFTER ,lyine
gel q Ia adsapce Of eas,,us their
'le' Their plao ~sp 10 sst hold o.
y n'ooey aod pul "a ap With che
elelA1 Of state, nsi the plan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Thing get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
sa- and stoo 40 druggists.
SCOTT bOWNE. Chemists. Nev York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23
cATARRH OF STOMACH.
a Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ei-
iecIual Cure for H.

A Pleasant, SIMPLE, Blu, Safe and El-
iecIual Cure for Il.
Catarrh OF the stomach has long
been considered the next thing 10 IN
durable. The usual symptoms are a
full or bloatlng sensation after eating
accompanied sometimes with sour or
watety rlslngs, a formation of gases.
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs aud dinicult breathing; head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness and
a general played out, languid feeling.
There - often foul taste la the
mouth, coated tongue ana II the in-
terlor Of the stomach could be seen il
would show Shiny, iunamed condi-
! tiOn.
/ The cure Of this common and OBJ
/ stinate trouble Is found la trent.
ment which causes the food 10 Lee
readily, thoroughly digested before il
has time To ferment aud irrItate the
delicate muco-s surfaces of the
stomach. To secure PROMPT aud
healthy digestion Is the one necessary
thing To do and when normal diges. |
tlon Is secured the catarrhal rupdl. |
Ilon will have disappeared.
According 10 br Harlan,on the
safest and best treatment d, tu use
after each meal tablet composed of
Diatase, Aseptic Pepsin, a ltte Nux /
Colleen Seal and fruit acids. These |
tablets can now be- found at all drup
stores under the name of Stuart, |
Dyspepsia Tablets aud not being , |
patent medicine eau be used win /
perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite aud thorough di-
gestion Will follow their regu ar use
after meals.
Mr. M, Bouher OF s5lO Dcarborp
ST., Chicago, 40 writes: "Calarrb is |
a local condition resulting from a neg.
lected cold In the ntad, whereby the
ilning membrane ut tbc nose becomes
lnhamed and the poisouuu, dischar,s
lheIelfom passing backward into an,
throat reaches the stomach. thus prn.
d0c'ng eatarrh ot The stomach. M,di. a
cal aulh'rltlcS prescribed Tor me for
Three years for catarrh uf stomach
without cure, but today amthe nan.
pest ol men after using only Que hN
l' S'uaFts Dyspepsia Tablets. can.
not hnd appropriate Wo,us toeNpre.s
hy Tood feeling aud sound rt,t frop, ,
heir use.
s'uart's Dyspepsia Tablets il, h,
aiest preparation as we'll a, tb. !
'mples' aud must convenient rem,d,
lF aoy form OF Indigestion. catarrb =
stomach, olliousne,s, sour ,ton.s,r
eaFtourn aud bloaung after meal. 5
send Tor little book mailed rres. Am a
.omach TROUBLES, by addr,..,n., k
'uaH Voo Marshall, M,ch. Tbs c
'o'e's can be found atall arusstorss Y
@l3l5llS2s2 :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-23
The woodbun uhar..,

lhe inl lnctluu against the Wood,
o"'o charter hled in the circuit court
,t't week, viii be hutly contested.
tuesday a demurrer was dled asking
In' setting aside OF the complaint. On
thc grounds.
Flr''- That the cour, has no mrls
dietlon ul thc pretended cause of sail,
'''eHed iu plaintiffs complaint.
NeeoId Inat the pAintln has no
''sa' capacity 20 institute this suit
Ih''d-lhat the complaint doe,
oo' '1''e tict, sun,ieat 20 constitute
q case OH suit.