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The Springfield herald., 1903-05-15
j. X. DOUGHTY,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Office in U. S. Land Office Building
LAMAR, COLORADO.
Practice before the U. s. Land Oflice.
A Summer Trip Unsurpassed on the
Continent.
Practice before the U, $. Land onice.

A Summer Trip Unsurpassed on the
Continent.
The trip to Salt Lake City or 10
the Pacific Coast via that point
over the Denver & Rio Grande
and the Rio Grande Western is
the most beautiful in America.
No European trip OF equal length
can compare with it in grandeur
of scenery or wealth of novel in
terest. Then Salt Lake City Itself
is most quaint and picturesque
place and we'll worth the journey.
Its Mormon temple, tabernacle,
tithing office and church institu-
tions; its hot sulphur springs with
in the city limits; its delightful
temperature, sunny climate and
It's Great Salt Lake-leader and
denser than the Dead Sea in Pal !:
es,ine-are but few features OF
Salt Lake City's countless attract
ions. There are parks, drives,
and beautiful outlying mountain
and lake resorts. Imagine, if you
can, a bath in salt water mile
above sea level and in water in
which the human body cannot
sink Inquire of your nearest
ticket agent for low tourist rates
to Salt Lake City, or write for in
formation and copy of salt Lake
City, the City Of the Saints" to S.
X. Hooper, general passenger
agent, Denver, Colo.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LANDS

Onicc OF the State Board Of Land Comms-
sioncrs, Denver, Colorado. April D. 1903 =
Notice is hereby given that JAMES HERBERT
whose postoTlcc address is Springfield, Colo
RADIO, on April y, 1901. made application
No. 1921 to the State Board Of Land Commis-
sioners to lease the following described school
lands, situate In Baca County, Colorado, to-
wit:
All of Section 30, Township 20 south, Rang
~ west.
No other applications to lease the above de-
scribed premires objections against the
above application Will be considered after the
last publication hereof.
Date of last publication, May -, 1908.
MARE G. WOODRUFF.
Register state Hoard Land Commissioners
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wANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
meter and good reputation in each state tono
In this county required) to represent and adj
vcitise old established wealthy business house
Of solid financial standing Salary Sci 90 week
ly with expenses additional, all payable In
cash each Wednesday direct from head oflices.
Horse and carriage furnished when necessary.
References. Enclose -clf-ndhresscl envelope.
Colonial Co.. "a Dearborn St, Chicago.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Once a. Lnunr. Colorado

Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
April II. l9ca.
lYOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flled notice of his In
~ teniion to make iinal proof In support OF
hi, claim. and that sald proof vii be made
before the CLERK OF the District Court at
Spiin stleld, Colo, on Saturday June 9Th, 1903,
VIZ: JOSIAH II. CHRISTY, II. T.. No. 1892 for
the SWi4 OF Sec. ~, Twp. 3. s.. Rye. IS w.
He names the following witnesses I" prove
his continuous resi.ien.e upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Dwight Aiisef, Of Springfield. Colo.
George Brown, ''
Thomas Y. Miiligan, of Villas, Colo.
John Yokuin,
JonN A. WILLIAMS.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
Or THE-
Santa Fe
(Lamar, Colorado.)
Effective Nov. lo, lsoa.
~oyNc
OF TIL
GOING WEST.
No IS Local freight daily except Sunday s'5V


Solis California express.
Nos Denves express. Stops on nag at Las
Animas Carries free chair car AMI Puiimahs-
No is the Mexico and California express
and makes local stops between Lamar anu
La Junta.
No and No 10th carry Tourist and Pullman
.leepers No ! connects mt La unta Tor fueoi"
Colorado Springs and Denvor.
Trnh, So runs to La Junta and VIII hccom"'
date passengers for intermediate points.
No2is through California express and con
meets at La Junta with train from Denver
Carries passengers through to Chicago without
change, Has Pullman and Tourist sleep-rs
Nosis Denver expires. and runs through to
Chicago without change. Carries free chair
car and Pullman sloepsss.
No sis local passenger and makes all stops car
ry,ny chair car and Pullman sleepers. huhr
through to Chicago without change.of cars.
Inauirie. solicited and promptly and cheerful
;y answered Descriptive literature, time tab
las aud folders free by applyinsto
G. j. GARvIN, Agent,
Lamar, Colo.
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Register state Hoard Land Commissioners,
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flee.
Joseph Caddick, ST., was a pas
senger up on the Lamar stage
Monday. Chas. A. Allen left the
same day and will likely visit
Denyer.
Miss Frances Chenoweth is
home from La Junta visiting her
parents. Her sister. Miss Geor-
gia, came down from Lamar the
first of the week.
A brother OF George A. Beard,
carrier on the Lamar mail route,
came down from that town Mon
day evening to view the country
and left next day.
L. N. McFall has returned from
Missouri and spent Wednesday
night on his claim fifteen miles
south of town. He carried mail
for j. l.. Petticrew last summer.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Falk of Blaine died this week
and was buried Wednesday after
noon. 1t had never been healthy.
The family has much sympathy.
Rev. konkel returned to Baca
county from Colorado City last
week in time to conduct regular
services nj Boston and Stonington.
He breaches at Springfield next
Sunday morning.
County Treasurer Stewart went
to Lamar this week returning
Wednesday with Mrs. G. A. Law
ton, ST., of st, Louis, an old time
friend OF Mrs. Stewart. This is
her first visit in Baca county.
In almost every neighborhood
someone has died from an attack
OF collie or cholera moi bus. often
before medicine could be procured
or physician summoned. A re
liable remedy tor these diseases
should be kept at hand. The risk
is too great for anyone to take.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubted-
~ relieved more pain and suffer
ing than any other medicine in
use. 1t can always be depended
upon. For sale by
DR.. r. ID HoMsuER ACo. Druggists
John Tanner and Il. G. Condit
were elected members OF the
school board at Corrizo at the re-
cent election. Jas. A. Tanner is
the other member. 1t is said that
Robert Homsher will apply for the
school.
If in need Of a Winchester
Rife apply or write Herald
Office where you can get one
cheaper now than ever. Any
Model. Special low price for
20 days.
Herbert +. Homsher has re-
signed as secretary of the school
board. The HERALD respectfully
suggests thename of G. M. Gordon
for appointment to fill this vacan-
cy or any other which may occur
on the school board.
A Mr.. James, ranchman from
the Arkansas but a resident OF
New Mexico, was in the Hooker
neighborhood Monday looking at
John Prowers' land and was also
in search of water. Mr.. James is
thinking OF running bunch of
cattle in that section of the coun
ty this summer.
f. E. Lamport returned home
Saturday evening. The Modern
Woodmen Log Rolling which he
attended at Cripple Greek was a
decided success. The treatment
accorded the delegates was most
cordial. Only one hitch in the
nrnnrar,1 nccnrred which lost them
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Edward Emerson, the postmas
ter at Corrizo, spent Monday night
here, he being enroute to Kiowa
county where he hopes to get re-
lief from the rheumatism which
has troubled him of late. After
several years life in the canons.
he remarked that the flats seemed
like different world. Mr.. Erner-
son will return to Corrizo after u
time.
n. J. Harker and 9. l. Davis, OF
Corrizo, passed through from La
mar this week with quantity OF
acid with which they intend to
treat the crushed copper rock.
The acid is to extract the copper
combining with it and they will
use iron to precipitate the copper.
The gentlemen were very conf.
dent OF success and the result will
be watched with interest. While
at Lamar they separated copper
from some Corrizo rock with a
DO weriul electric current which
left the copper i'll pure, granu
lated state. But this method is
too expensive. When the current
was turned on to separate the cop
Der it is said that every electric
light in the town "went out"
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Rev. kiracote ; Trip.

Rev Kiracote. pastor Of the L. B..
Church, and wife returned from six
weeks trip with a horse and buggy
through Pennsylvania. Maryland. Viz
ginia and w. Va. They travelled $50
miles of road and the worst mile Of
road he says was from the summit to
the watering trough ut Nase's.
They visited relatives in each of the
states, spent two days at the Hagers-
town fair, , days at Conference at
Chambersburg, he preached ) times.
They Leheld q human face cut out of a
rock between Liverpool and Duncan
non. The face is about the size of 4
half bushel.
They visited n summer resort ut
Stribbling Springs, Va. There are
sulphur and iron springs and three diff
ferent kinds of alum springs. They
certainly must have had a delightful
trip.
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Married.

Oct. 18th, by VIM. Meyer. J. P,
Ammon A. Stroud and Nettie V. Nau-
gle both Of Washington twp.
Oct. Is, by Rev. H. II. SPAIN, Ira
g. Wagner and Mertie f.. Mattern.
both Of West Beaver twp.
Oct. Is, by Rev. 4. D. Gramley, c.
\. Shawver of Beavertown TO Pearl
NJ. Goss of Painterville.
Oct. IL. by Rev. D. c. Kaufman,
VIM. F. Nerhood to Nettie E. Wagner,
both of Beavertown.
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The PosT published one section CT
the Roll of Honor last week. Another
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MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA, OCTOBER 30 1908

An important notice to the creditors
Of Graybill, Dobson & Co., appears in
the Posi-.
Next Tuesday * election day. Turn
out and vote. This is both a privilege
nni a duty.
Fresh Bread and CaAss from the
Vienn" Bakery, Srlin-gI2Ve, for sale
at the Racket. 1t
James Ayre4 and wife and daugh or,
Mrs. Ranck, are visiting II. II. Lett
zers in Minlinburg.
Bonneville Smith Ieft Monday even
ing for VI Carmel where he will clerk
for a month in Reitzs store.
VIM. II. ~hindel viii leave for Sha-
mokin next week to accept a position
~ clerk in the Market Street National
Bank.
Just in, our new[s of Winter
goods, more variety mEe goods, aud
cheaper than ever. GC%d see it.
Q AlSEcHRrsr,
Verdilla, Pa
The members Of the L. =. Church
and friends rendered a donation to the
pastor, y. a. Kiracofe. A presenta-
ton address was made by s. b. Splitter
and the response was given by the
pastor, who expressed his appreciation
Of the kindness.
Saturday evening the ladies Of the
W. Fl. and F. NJ. Society, rendered a
farewell reception 10 their President,
Mrs. Julia a. Deininger, who left
Monday for her former home in Mil
helm, after residing with her neice,
Mrs. \. 5. Beaver for the pnst ak
years. Mrs. Deinnger il a lovely
christian lady, and during her r, al
dence among US has won the love aud
esteem Of all with whom she has come
in contact. She will be greatly missed
in church work, in which she took an
active part.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
Espenschade of Miffiintown was in
town Thursday afternoon of last week,
while here he visited all our local deal
crs In toDaeso and sig..,s, going over
their stock and empty boxes carefully.
Fortunately for our dealers he found
no violations Of the laws and regula-
tions governing empty packages. We
would advise our readers who handle
cigars and tobacco 10 be exceedingly
careful to scratch the stamps on all
empty cigar and tobacco boxes in such
a manner ~ To- totally destroy them,
, as the Revenue Officers are especially
active in thar branch of the service at
this time. and the penalty for failure 20
|c)mIly with the 'a.v Is fifty dollars.
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UoIler Of the Currency.
WAsHINGToN. D. C.. Oct. Is, 1903.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence
presented to the Undersigned, it has
been made to appear that The First
National Bank Of ~wiueford," located
in the Village Of Swineford, III the
County Of snyder And state Of Penn
sylvania, mas complied with all the
provisions Of Ne statutes ofthe United
states, rs$Ered 10 De complied with
Oetoryd1 aE Pciakn shsh be authoriz-
ed@ commSt tfs & 3Giness Of Bank
ing. AN X
Now, thyesre Thomas P. Kane,
Deputy Nj Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency, do hereby certify that The
First Natiynal Bank Of Swinelord,'
located ivfhe village Of Swinetord, in
the County Of Snyder, state OF Penn
sylvauia, is authorized to commence
the business OF Banking As provided in
Section Fifty Que Hundred and Sixty
Nine of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States.
In testimony whereof wit U.s. my
hand and sea- of this Office, this six
,eenth dav of October, 1908.
SOL SEAL I. p. KANE,
DepJty aud Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency. l0-2g-St.
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. Mrs Josiah Benner April l 1904
Isaiah Walter March | 1904
DR. \ L Potteigor Jan I 1901
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John H App Mar t 1904
Chas \ Hackenburg April l I9o-
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? ; Riegel sept ; 1903
WjIlet Arbogast Jan 1904
W y Engle April | 1904
L VI Moatz Jan 1 1904
. c Yreger April 1904
Thomas Bailey A pril l 1904
VI L Hassinger Jan 1904
Levi Artley Nov l 1908
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Il q Dunn IL Co Jan l 1904
Philip Hoot Jan l 1904
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Benton H Mover June 10 1905
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John + Long Jue l 1901
Daniel Krebs April II 1904
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j w Bolig Jan l 1904
Ellen Weirick Jan | 1904
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Snyder County School Teachers Ioo3-l.

ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Teacher Address School
R. 2. Smith, Troxeville, Gram.
John Smith. Primary
G. A. Aurand. Ls2lsy's
John o. Bingauan, Penus Creek. P5r, Ana
L. a. Fuhrma1. Ritter. Fiss'
Ka,urah DeobIer, Troxelulle. Goods.
Salary SIS 90.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
l. !. Freed. Bsay.r,owa. Bobb's
I. l. Cearhar;. Penns Creek. Cresse' S
Mary Weaver, Frseburg. Primary
J. W. Enge, Beavsr,own. Intermediate
Josephine Paohn.che. Frseburg. Secondary
Wu7. W. Bruaaer. Beayertown, Grammar
Salary s2a-s32.
sEAyER VEST. TOWNSHIP.
:. 4. Wagner. Mcclure. Primary
CIunsy 4. Baker. Grammar
Alvin \, Kline Nddeswarth
Katie Seal Crossgroys. Vsrdant lawn
Charles E. Wagner. " Ridge
Claude Mitchell, Penns Creek, Mountaindale
Mabel E. Cutelius, Kreamer. BanrerNlle
:. c. Wagner Mcclure. EairEew
Salary $500.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
George A. Kerr, Peuns Creek Grammar
T. r. Boyer Penns Creek. Intern -diate
n. 3. Bowersox. Penns Creek, Primary
A. 3. Sheary, Penns Creek, Hermans
z. z. Shambsch, MIddleburg, OckeTs
J A. Bowersox, P-rns Creek. Har,man's
SaIlie M. Stahi, Ritter. 5erges
Salary $500.
CHAPMAN TOWNSHIP.
Rev. E. :. Fianey Port Trevoron,
McKees Half FAILS
=. Albert Herrold Chapman, Arnold's
Fred H. At,inger, Independence
John Rohrer McKees Half Falls
Locust Grove
John Lauver, PaIlas Meiseryille
Chas. Brown, Smith s
Gertrude Stroub, Hcutz.
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Delegates 10 the E. Convention.
Lutheran Church Rev. W. K
DlehI, \. r. Gilbert. Misses Hattie
B"wer-oy, Mabel and Dma Grimm.
L"ttie Grouse and NJ. +. Geo. W Vag-
en=eller.
reformed Church Rev. Eol and
wife Misses Mollie Bolender and Mabel
Bachman.
Evangelical Church Rev. Womel-
dorf and F. G. Bower-ox
HasSinger's Church Mus. Isaiah
Walter, Misses MAMA add Louisa
I"..ltsr.
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Rote Heaos

/ nave a job lot Of note
| on hand. They must go
[ The price viii do IT.
blss and prices for the ask
/ We furnish them printed
Ks than you can buy them
ut printing.
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kely Little Liners.
l,,,e and the Bustle OF the
luuty Seat, Told in Brief
Paragraphs.
More or Less Prominent.

Paragraphs.
| More or Less Prominent.
larg Population and Events OF Ia
.,t that satisfy Curiosity and
Appease the Thirst tor
News.
|ogr clubbing list III this issue
Nv Beaver il the happy faith
Brand new girl.
.v We we're visited by the first
Inalls Of the season.
Hattie Bowersox visited her
In DauvilIe last week.
| Gnybill Of the Eagle Hotel
kunbury saturday morning.
F. Ranck Of Williamsport is
her parents, James Ayres and
H. Beaver is spending the
! Philadelphia purchasing new
f;abriel Beaver Is visiting her
l.. Mrs. w. F. Dagle at Beaver
b., Haldeman entertained his
land sister Of Thompsontown
3nday.
1Oil Johnny" entertained his
Isaac Lesser, wife and son Of
h Sunday.
Is Burlington Of Lewistown,
unday with his brother-in- law,
bltz and family.
er Jerome y. Thompson Of
Barre spent Sunday in town
brother, James.
Gaugler and wife of Selins-
bent Sunday with the latter's
Laron Renninger.
ames Ayres and her daughter,
{. Rauch visited Mrs. a ,.
seIinsgrove Saturday.
br. Deckard of Richfield and
A. Ripka Of this place spent
bays i1>elnbury last week.
ti/1iHof potions will be re-
'PsaI'sT5;;r 5rrnr,nrnsrn.
y l. = y N / l. u L H. = En-
N,Wi.liams Of McVeytown
this place Monday. He lost
by fire Saturday night.
W. Orwig and wife are spend
bis visiting friends in Union
Nazeppa, Buffalo Roads and
urg.
ber SimoutOn, Harry Z. Boz
Wiuey f. Custer and John
pd their wives were shopping
pr saturday.
NJ ne was in town Satur-
F,iug he Jury Commissioners
i jury wheel and 10 draw a
December Court.
Rev. D. E. Fetterolf was in
the paStOrate of the Free
theran Parish, Revs. Drucken-
fd Dry officiating.
l. Woodruff and Ira c.
the dean and registrar of Sus-
a University dropped in to
endly call one day last week.
e m|Scordially invited to at
~inN millinery opening
P'curs>fbdsday, Friday and
Of th<week.
L. DUNKELBERGER ER.
InuS Ripks came home from
shd Is spending a few days
parents, preparatory to leav-
Philadelphia, where she will
future home.
Viewed S-full supply of winter
s'0y~ pitteus, outing and
\ an,'S.c Sas>,&. &.D'%2fs's at prices
Il Nerdills, Pa.
ALA- A house and lot situated
l'llie Is offered at private sale.
luss sFe in good condition.
e Is supplied with tist-clsss
n'N Etc, White or call on
SARAH BowERSoN,
Psxtonville, Ps.
a T. >olts in his new shay
u"lf eutuns parlor fol youl
A0l With \ efreshmy sham
V'eah towel to each patron
''n Nde ofMarket square or
NN~ ao'el' Satisfaction guar
II.
'tS'-ln Middleburg, Pa, u
NOUS, 7roons and lot of
~s Sood livery stable on the
Nor terms a,,a -.,..,-
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Journa Devoted Literature.

Arthur J. Lands. Schnes, Pleasant Cap.
P. T. Hockeabr5oht, Oriental. Schafier' s
O. N. Ka.tav.tsr, Nj. Pleasant Mills
Fie.stsr Valley
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WANTED.-Girls to work N shirt
Factory. Pleasant room ytwork in in
cold weather Good vagts paid from
the start. For tuIl parricuIaE, call On
or address.
". f. DAGLE.
l0-29-2t BeayeFt0Wn. Pa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-19

II Isn't every married couple that
5 pair.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-19
THE STRONG BOX
WAS TOO STRONG
Bank Robbers at Mapleton
Fooled in Effort to Get
$4,000 Treasure.
LOCKED THE MARSHAL IN JAIL
They We're Unable to Break Into the
Safe. But Entered Three Saloons.
Got About Twenty Dollars, Then
Stole Team and Departed.

Sioux City, Nov. 16.-About o'clock
Saturday morning George Frame, city
marshall Of Mapleton, Ia, accosted
three suspicious characters to ascer-
tain their business. One Of them
thrust a revolver under his nose.
while the other two overpowered him
and he was taken to the city Jail
where the robbers took the keys from
his pocket and locked him in a cell.
Then they broke into blacksmith
shop and secured tools with which
they gained entrance into the First
State bank.
DR.. Smith, who has rooms over the
bank, was awakened and stuck his
head out of the window, whereupon
he was covered by one of the robbers
with gun and quickly withdrew his
head.
The robbers broke open the outer
doors of the vault but failed to get
any cash. There was $4,000 in the
safe. The robbers broke into three
saloons and got 500 in cash. They
stole team from the barn Of A.
Stroheimer and escaped by buggy.
John r. WEIGH, Mapleton, is cashier
Of the bank; H. H. Plumer of Meriden,
is president.