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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20
The call on the Ranks

l1 regard 10 the cali on the national banks
t0r - Der cent OF the Government deposits by
secretary shaw 20 repleush the Government
reserves it may be said that on November 10
me United States deposits with the seven ma
tonal banks in san Francisco amounted 70
s. 90 sa1 95, so call Of p per cent OF this
amount win only result IN the vithsra wal
tron local banks of $3.50. 713 AS the combined
deposits ~ the san Francisco national banks
Cl November 10 amounted 10 S37 557 293 90
or 81 Q96 3e3 l3 more than on September Il
the Withdrawal OF $1,000 900 VIII cut very little
fEr1re.
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Nem YorI, Coffon

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Cotton futures
opened steady: November. 95Oc bid: Deem
her 9Blc January. 9.6sc; February. 0.74@
Q 7Jc: March 9.S0c. April, 9.S5c bid May,
9 92c: June 992c bid: July 9.97c; August.
offered = 65c.
Cotton futures closed steady: November
2 5Oc. December. 9. sc: January. 96Jc; Feb
r..ar,-. 9.75c: March. 9.75c: April, 9.S2c MAY
9 soc: June 9.9lc; July, 9.95c.
Cotton SPOT closed dull; mddling uplands,
1Oc: middhng Gulf. 1926. sales. 145 bales.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEN YORK Nov. l9.-Money on call was
nominal. no loans.
Time loans we're steady Sixty davs. 3ita
a-s ger cent; ninety DAYS and six months 81. u
g .rr cent
Prime Et5Ir rautile paper. T+as per cent.
sterling .1fllsnge was firn wf-h actual f,lIs--
'7- --alkere bills ~ 3 s. fer demand and
a. 81 S4050s sf10 Tor sixty days
Posted rates - ~ and 81 kTi-N4 Sg
A. Commercial bills 81 S3tsd4 S,ss
Bar silver. Isi. Mexican dollars 46Lc
h0h -e-'1ot ernrnents. steady: railroads
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Northern Bnsiness.

SEATTLE, Nov. 19.-Clearings. ses7. ia; bal
anoes. S163 13T.
TACOMA. Nov. 1o.-CIearings. $500 1919; bal
ances. $50. 727
PORTLAND. Nov. 19.-Clearings, 1853. 76s;
balances $S1. .33S.
SPOKANE, Nov. 19-clearings. ss5a,s1s:
Ia 022
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Sold for 5000.

The hull of the schooner Western
Home. which went ashore recently on
he north spit of the COquille River
md which, has become "A total loss.
VAS sold yesterday to Captain Gruggel
,f Bandon. Or. for 5000.
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Imports and Exports.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Total imports of
dry goods and general merchandise at the
port Of New York for the week ending to-day
were valued at S13, ,S99 1OI
The exports of specie for the week we're
s.. 4S1 ,3O6 gold and. s2S3, ,924 silver
The imports Of specie were SIS. $50 silver
and S14 SIS gold
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Rece
500: market steady; good TO prime steers
50 9OG6 r5; poor to medium. So 5OG5 20:
stockers and feeders. S2d4 20: COWS 81 251
81 25; helfers, 81 T5q5 %: Gamers. 81 25G
40; bulls. $2a4 %: calves 81 5OGT8 so:
Western steers. $3G5 20
HOGS-Receipts. 21.OOO; Monday. q. 600:
market steady to sc lower: mixed and butch
ers 81 GOA So good to choice heavy 81 151
80; rough heavy 81 1904 60. light S4 804
20. bulk OF sales 81 65d4 75
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000; sheep and lambs
steady. good to choice wethers s4 35d5; fair
to choice mixed SO 5O@4 30; Western sheep
S3d5; native lambs. 81 50G6 20: Western
lambs S466
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Rank CIcarino-s

Local Bank Clesrings Tor the week Just
ended compared with the corresponding week
30 last year show an increase of S5.O24 40
.71E al.064,ls6. against S32 0s0. 304 in 1903
70 c.earlngs Tor the same week in 1902 were
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New york Metal Market,

NEW YORK Nov. 19.-To-day's metal mar
k-t while showing continued firmness. was
LEES active OFFERINGS were limited and 1t was
Necessary 70 pay full prices TO obtain sup
coPPER-FIrm. Lake. s14 5Oal5: electro
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov 19.-The statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balances S144. SIC. 611 :;
gold $50 SIS 537
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Butter. Cheese and Eogs

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady.
Creaneries, l6g24c: dairies 15G21c. Eggs,
firm At mark, lSl@922l2c. Cheese, steady. l0Is
d11c. ,
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

There very little change in quotations
yesterday.
The Manchuria took out treasure list Of
Sl59 COZ consisting Of $6032 in Mexican dol
lars. S5T5 in gold dust and S153 600 in silver
bullion all for Hongkong.
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agreed TO make for a portion OF the 81 6E3. 600
municipal bonds and the placing OF 81 ooo coo
OF the proposed new bonds and 81, 100000 OF
the new stock OF the Alaska Packers Asso-
citation
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FINANCIAL

lytic; SIS 5oG14 75; casting. s14 25G14 6211
T1N-Quiet; S29629 1715
SPELTER-Firm. Spot S5 50GL5 60
LEAD-Quiet; 81 2Od4 10
IRON-Strong and unchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures,
ST Louis Wool NTarket
LIVERPOOL

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-WOOL-Steady Me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing. 2Id29c:
light fine iSd22l2c; heavy ine, 13d1ec: tub
washed 26d39c
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Northern Wheat Market.
ORESGON

PORTLAND. Nov. a.-wheat-walIa Wal
Ia export, SOc; milling. SIC: for Eastern
markets. S5c; bluestsm, &c higher; valley
ST12c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Nov. 19.-Wheat 1a2c higher:
bluestem, soc; club SIC.
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Rnard
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
FoIIoUsing were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock and Exchange Board yesterday
NFornfpr SezsfOu-CsouustDcks
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Nov. 19-12 m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid Ask.
IS or coup. 1901. 1868. Is or cp new 1904 1S1
As or reg .10el, 1904 SIS or coup
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops.

Wool, Hops and Hides continue in excellent
demand and firm, with stocks passing rapidly
into consumption. All quotations remain un-
HIDES. AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about h@1c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, lie; medium. 10c; light. 9l5c; Cow
Hides. 919c for heavy and PIC Tor lignIi
lie: salted Calf. 11bc; dry Hides 1TIlc; dry
Kip 15c; dry Calf 20c: Sheepskins. shesriings.
Hides. salt. 50 for large and 81 so for
Horse Hides dry. 81 IS for large and 81 259
80 for medium 81 for small SOC for Colts.
Buck skins-Dry Mexican 8Oc; dry salted
sfSaP sEhs@e Ge qrS AHg0Tas 75e extra large d.
81 25; large. SOC; medium; S5c; small; zoe
No TAHL2wG2 syc Grease Fsnds5sd ssss 4q'se per l'
WOOL@FalI cIip-San Joaquin and South
ern, 9q11c' Southern Sq9c; Southern Noun
co defective. 1Od12c; Northern free 126l4c;
do, defective. 1OGi2c; Humboldt and Nenio-
HoPs-lo54 crop, 2sa32c per III.
Meat Market.
The week closed with the market quiet and
we'll supplied with all kinds
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF-5G7c for steers and 495c per ID
yEAIssaalL-arge. e@74se: small. 7aoc per lb
LAMB-S69c per h.
PoRK-Dressed Hogs case per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco. less 4O9
45 per cent shrinka ge for Cattle:
CATTLE-steers. It4G714c; Cows and Heif-
ers. 5laG612c; thin Cows. 4d5c per ID.
CALVES-4G415c per ID (gross weight.
sHEEP-Wethers 3@q3Ac; Ewes. Sqjhc
per Id gross weight
LAMBS-s2 5062 IS per head
HOGS-LIve Hogs 40 to $50 lbs. 47sc:
under 40 lbs 4l5G4&ac: soft Hogs not want
ed; Sows. 20 per cent of: Boars. so per cent
off. and Stays. 40 per cent of from above
quotations.
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Total sales $50. 500 shares.
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DO coupon. -. Az Man con gold 4s.l05l1
Do IS reg ..... .l04ls Mex Central As. 1914
Do coupon. .10fl2f Do lst inc. -
Do new IS reg. 1904 MINI & st l. As. 20
Do coupon. l30ialM X & Texas 4s.lV5
DO old 4s reg 10Gltl DO 2ds .-.--.-.- So52
Do coupon. 1904 lNR Of Mex con As 81 =
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DO 3lss . 98 Nor & " con 4s.101
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Do 1st inc. ~ PA conv 3i5s.... 1924
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Do col 5s..... 94e, So Railway 5s. .llSls
C.C.C d Sign Is 103 TEX & Pac lists. .l2l y
Chi Term 4s.... S5I5 lTol 81 L & W IS. 81
Cons Tobacco As. Sllt Union Pacific As 1904
Colo d So 4s.--- SSI5 Do conv 4s. 10
q r e. 7 con 5s S31s L Steel I'd 5s- ~ =
Den & Rio q 4s.IOI wabash lists -.--.1 .1i1ai
Erie prior lien Is .101 Do 80, .---- 6l Z
DO gen IS .... a1I5lW & l. Erie 4s... 9S
" & d lists 110& Wis Central Is. 80
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Nov 19.-CATTLE-Re-
ceIDts. 300. market unchansed.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000: 5d d10c lower: bulk Of
sales 81 5OG4 I53 heavy, 81 7Oa4 So; packers
81 60a4 40; pigs and lights, S4d4 20.
SHEEP-Recespts. none: market steady
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London CIosing Stocks.

Bar silver STEADY. 267sd per ounce.
M0ney-2d2k per cent
The rate Of discount I'm the open market
for short bills is per cent and for three
months bills is 3 per cent
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Nov. 19.-CATTLE-Re-
ceigts. 100; market unchanged.
HOGS Receipts. 1000: Sc lower: heavy
s4 60G4 67l5 mixed. "a 62IaG4 65: light
81 e0G4 e5; pigs. $4d4 80: bulk. 81 62i5d4 65
SHEEP-ReceiDts. 1000: steady; Western
yearlinRs. 81 25d4 80: wethers s4G4 so:
ewes 50 S5d4 80: common and stockers 50 so
a 80: lambs S5H5 40
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vute s,r wi.s"T hen save TN" ,cn
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alike. al least all that I have seen.
There are the same people. the same
huildlnEg. 40 same Hhopu. the Same
unparalleled. aud. above all, tue
same smells Il in hard to describe
a town like LAO Nang II you have
seou "A Chinese town you don't need
any description OF this one, II you
haven't. no one can give you the
alighteat idea of A. OF course, the
first thiugu you notice are the great
walls. with Abc tall paKoda like
RatcwayH. one ON each slide Of the
town In the wall around LAO Yang
two or three breaches have been
made in each direction ta facilitate
the traffic iu and out Of the city.
but the great gates stsll retain all
their glory
A WILDERNESS or ROOFS
Inside ono finds low houses aud
narrow streets n sou look az the
city from the top Of the wall you
will see nothing hut a wilderness Of
tile roofs. each one Hike every other
one They are all low gables aud
they all have very sharp ridge poles
turned up az the ends II you enter
LAO Yang from the north gate you
find yourself Ia the swell residence
district You know they are swell
residences because 81 the size Of the
compounds aud 90 the gates for
sou don't see anything ~ the houses
themselves Every house la China.
At least every ono | have seen. Is
built around three sides Of "a small
square. the fourth side that towards
the street being high wall pierced
by only one opening. "a great gate.
la nine cases out ~ ten when
sou rIdr uiuuE tho street fof II Us
So muddy that walking IL praetl.
tAlly impossible FOR anyone but Il
Chluumnn the gate viii be- closed
ANOMALIES OF TRADE
The shops are not easy 10 dis
tiugulah. il IL almost impossible
FOR stranger TO know where 90
buy things For instance, II you
uant writing paper you ate sure
To find q in shop where leaf to
hArcu h. exhibited ia the duoruAyn.
II you want candles you Will almost
surely fluid them Ina "a tin Htor"
Among the most Interesting
aIrhu are the street bakeries. They
arr largo two. v hesitd carts most
Of them. and the baker stands be
hind a small charcoal fire ON which
rests large shallow pan lie rolls
out piece % yellow dough, spreads
a biz 81 grease over % aud pops Il
into the pan The result ls y large
thin cake for all the world like y
badly cooked German pancake.
From the number ~ these which
YOU see on the streets yuu are ID
10 believe that III the chiuanire
% AsoCosfia must spend every
n1inutr Of tocls time Ustios these
strange s.aepl
TO Ia gonfIaued1
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about 90 feet hlgh It H. fully 90
feet thick nt the bottom and az least
20 n the top. Tk8 - WALL like this
ia al a good protcofG3u TO "a city
in shown by the fact that a number
Of Japanese shells hit the walls dur
ing the two DAYS fighting before
the rity and did no more than crum
bile the outside layer OF briG'D or
course. these shells weIC. in a WAY,
spent. but the small Namago they
dld shows that even In these DAYS
at perfected artillery a wall like this
one iH still a protection.
SAMENEss. EVEN TO SMELLS
All OAinuae towns seem 20 be
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IN LAO YANG

Ne hope to O within a very short
time. it ia the largest Chinese city
Il Mauchuria
tiuo Yang Is more than II mile
square and. like cVary other city cor
village We have e,eu. IL ia surruuud
ed hY an immense wall Of brick
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TANG eRs c All FtoAs

FUNI SNIU. t&yrt. Nr% sl-Fp- ;
treoraiuary precautions oro sinG
t,ssn bY tee H"ooIlrs TO eva.9 the
fSo Tic fleet during tie ia ssoJSe
through TIE sisee canal The naval
sfsoC ne - Russia as C~pstao tiIsuSle
Uus tae nuePiaa eoroel general 90
cairo hay. arrived tore md have
ssf sf,esiSl Gusr4a sia.p.} Gissne toe
entire .suGtn If Tho cauol
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RUSSIANS sSpLp our

TOKYO. Nos s-&ceoF eng - TO
suusss Fsnru Pnrs Arthur tho cop
tnfo us Gsialou& ~ H0n toir ord cost
NaeSOan mountain - not sufficient
10 force TIE HuSyieos 20 sho n
tno oits Teus@s !opanese ut@ro %
t,tns oso tstss iodine Notissae $oTlly.
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9 ny &uI.u. nRitI

LAO YANG. sept. - The chi
nsse city OF LAO Nang Is the largest
aud most interesting place We have
seen In our six weeks northern
march, Next 60 Mukdeu the an
cient capital OF NanebuHa. which
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New Suits T1st Go
Tomorrow
At One-Third Off

! BEArrLE8 MOST POPULAR SUIT STORE has BOMETtIlNd
or GREAT INTEREST TO OFFER YOU TOMORROW.
The Sample lot Of ~ Suits York buyer
last week ~ ID off here tomorrow n dis
count This enables purchase Of the latest models
Winter Suit at exactly Wholesale without the
Of transportation Ihct black cuo all Handsomely tall
Orod and Hlkued large ~ this lot exact
Of reaching New
from Inf. thL. fall
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rWFVp71O. Sow. s-N4,lces era,u
Port Arthur craze tha' tie lat aneae
FessoT ,toy mate O |aeespofa rate astetnps
to capture the fssiassan eussoOch n
m oDfS ohnG, Liar Ti0Hsa heyor On
osr3rs t-.srsi Ia r dnreYt the isif9ntff
40 god q GEO e.dis bus Sseo iooWr0
A. We hy tie hcaes Ris0iau five.
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IS
IN SIGHT
RUSSIANS AND tAPS GAcB
&Afr F0R THE oTHG& 70
MAKE ATTACK
orr f,cKgepe &aua Ae5'M.R

MsGuUS Sos sThose 10 OF
nHs fulttoo, aH.si.sr, fltf alone tso
s'oUf' lines taio morning y hAs
OouSt 90 may csssnns0oCO 81 ouX Huiss
smcs o 10 - q ting SssF au attach.
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otfos,S,s ofsov sUss % Uaan& o heavy
ssssa hs-vusufc eoseots orc constant
10 Ortl1 ms - fratuY God ore oos g tel
To the fishtiD& Inc.
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ASGEfAa. Asv s Tho officers
aO@6 g,o~ IF thc tknsB,an tors'e IL
OO:ht iestroyer ESpshitelsi have ar
FFN@o rose. Tho cassotn o. ,sp' OF
e2ssosuus tle 10 ue,nobIg e T0sso
a@Me 20 o lap u,no steamer.
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Bleached Table Linen. 20 inches
wide. fine satin damask. very
heavy quality. grass bleached
irish linen. our special 81 90 a
yard leader. special. ST.
Large Dinner Napkins 20 match
value $500 for a dozen .....
go. $500 90. ...,.. S2 sd
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ssre OF Ha0 sOoaiBy HrEzsi heny nsseqeo 81.
aeo4an@fY OOso dssests In workmanship rrisD
prna
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milford Dead

EVERETT Wash suy 8
FfanfI. "a milford Ueliesi states
collector % riartuen. here died 81 ip
O'Clock this oo,lfo on Of a ruoo el,ra.
finn u. disrsoNs Ito eats lac,co o~r Q
for Ysara 400 ss0 "t0e., SouWo
he rsSr-.elo CD ssos iCos rsp' tsl
tft. unoioq ncsvy totoreSf& @r
NJ lfpzd S.0 booua. fIe0
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MANCHESTER tue,ana. Sov s
The Hu8r3tou aRsr9 tAot tho
tcar hno receive, aH isrgPot warn
ise tsSfu Elns.so''. shat o veeael
Iu thos poft IL oles win mices and
that che ship ts ahuur sn ser our Cor
t.usose.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
County News
Villas Occurrences.

Born. Sunday. Oct. .. to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ID. Kerr, a son weighing
81 pounds.
c. d. Stafford has had quite a
busy season since the departure of
his boss, Z. +. Wheeler.
1t ia claimed that the feed that
is in the shock is being damaged
by the recent heavy rains.
n. Conner Jones is fast regain
ing his strength. He now walks
down to the store and back to his
room alone.
S. y. Fairbank is sowing his
wheat this week-a good season
for the business, ii such Il season
ever comes III this country.
Rev. Morris WAS in Villas Mon
day, getting acquainted with the
people. He preached at Blaine
Sunday to iair congregation.
II. Z. PORTER.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvEN-
TIUN.

Whereas, the Chairman and Sec
retary OF the Democratic conven-
ton failed to certify the names Of
the candidates nominated
And pursuant to the action OF
the Democratic Central committee
we hereby call the Democratic
County convention to be held at
Springfield on Saturday the 22d
day of Oct, 1904, at 10 a. m, Tor
the purpose OF nominating Il full
Democratic county ticket and such
other business ns may come prop
erly before said convention,
Primaries for the purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates to the said con-
vention will be held III the vari-
Gus precincts on Saturday, Oct. 10.
1904, at l p. m.
Precincts will be entitled to rep
r.rN.,,f,o, nc frlleu,..
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
Cause of Lockjaw.

Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused
by bacillus or germ hich exists
plen,ifully in street dirt. 1t is in
active so long rs exposed to air,
but when carried beneath the skin.
as in the wounds caused by per
cussion caps or by rusty nails, and
when the air is excluded the germ
is reused to activity and produces
the most virulent poison known.
These germs may be destroyed
and all danger Of lockjaw avoided
by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm freely as soon as the injury
is received. Pain Balm is an anti
septic and causes cuts, bruises aud
like injuries to heal mithout mat
urnlion and in one third the time
required by the usual treatment.
Sold by
DIR. Il. u HoMsuER & Co.
In this issue on page two We
publish the constitutional amend
ments to be voted on this fall.
Each voter should read them. One
completes the biennial election
system inausurated two years ago
and the other is concerning the
exemption of $4,000 worth Of per-
sonal property from taxation.
Vote for each amendment.
This office is in receipt of mon
ster radi>h IRON b. +. Lamport. of
Stonington. 1t is IA inches from
the top TO the root aud II inches
in largest circumference. t
weighs, including the tops, three
pounds, five ounces, although hol-
low. Ii resembles n sugar beet
very closely. We think it would
have captured a gold medal for
size had it been exhibited at The
Worlds Fair. 1t was grown on
the Lamport ranch.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
Stonington Items.

Oct. 3, 1901
l.. McAdam and family visited
at ID, Wuolley's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cllas. Fawlks tool,
dinner with Mrs. Krise Sunday.
G. b. aidren and Daniel Wool
ey were business visitors ut Villas
Tuesday,
Mrs. j. III. Greathouse and her
brother. &. ii. Evans were visilori
at Mr.. Waldren's Tuesday.
w. a. Thompson and Marion
Krise made trip TO Rirhfield last
week. We understand they We're
in search OF seed wheat.
"WEsrERN GIRL"
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
NO TICKET IN FIELD.

The Democrats of this county
met in convention. nominated II
ticket and then failed to file same
with the county clerk within the
five day limit. In TACT it is said
that no Democrat here thought
that it had not been done Alright
until last Saturday when they were
reminded OF their failare to do SO.
Perhaps such an extraordinary
case OF torgetiullness, or was it
trickery, or lack Of knowledge OF
such matters, has never before
arisen. 1t is the duty OF the chair
man and secretary of political
convention to file the ticket named.
Can party which shows such a
lack ot'business ability be entrust-
ed with the reins of government!
New primaries and another con-
vention are 70 be held and posi-.
bly, q new ticket will be nominat-
ed. Who knows!
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
North Fia,s.
October 4, 1904.

October 4, 1904.
y. l., Smart is enl:rsin: his
horse pasture II little this week.
The continued wet weather is
spelling lots OF hard earned teed.
Miss Emma Chenoweth visited
II couple Of days ut Shannon's las,
week.
We were begged down last weel;
and Newsboy couldn't get around
with items.
ID. A. Rinehart, Stalnaker Bros.
c. DuranL and son. Johnnie, Roy
Regnier and wife, and V. NJ. Shan
non went to Lamar the first of the
week.
Floyd Enlow and wife were
down from Caddoa to spend few
days OH their homestead. Theil
little brother, Lee. returned witt
them Saturday and will enter the
Caddoa school.
ID. NJ. Chenoweth, Will Denney
and son, Lester, Roy Regnier an(
V. NJ. Shannon were caught or
the wrong side oi Butte creek las,
week and didn't get home until
Saturday. 1t was disappoint.
ment to the Republican part o
the crowd.
NEwsBoY.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07

Plenty of wind to dry out that
wet feed.
j. l.. Petticrew was in town
Monday night.
Almost cold enough to frost
"Wednesday night.
A. G. Bruner spent a few days
at his ranch this week,
G. r. Dowler came in from La.
mar Wednesday evening.
ID. A. Rinehart was delivering
coal for the county yesterday.
+. Hall and Harry X. Ward re-
turned from Kansas City last Sat
urday.
Misses Marsh and Alexander
went to Lamar Monday to visit
Mrs. G. IL. Davis.
Hugo Homsher returned from
working in southeast Baca Friday
last and is now attending school.
The county commissioners Were
in regular quarterly session from
Monday until yesterday inclusive,
MIR. Ferguson, n cattle buyer.
weni through to the S,inson ranch
Tuesday evening, lie came from
Lamar.
G, II. Evans, who Is visiting in
the east end, was here Saturday
transacting business with the coun
~ judge.
Geo. Hosmer, OF Trinidad, for
inerly Of Springfield, will start \
Democratic newspaper at Ft. Nor
gan, Colo.
Robt. Clark brought Mv. and
Mrs. Collins up from his Cimarron
ranch Tuesday. They went to La
mar the next day,
a herd belonging to the Law
renee Mercantile company of Clay
Ion, New Mexico. passed through
pnroute TO Lamar today.
Mrs. V. NJ. Shannon and daugh-
ier went to visit Mt DR.. F. Resnier' 5
Tuesday, Mrs. S. will begin teach
Ing the Corrizo school soon.
Z. p. Mcfarland had colt fall
with him Sunday which bruised
lin up pretty badly. lie suffers
niuch pain and - quite sick.
The Springfield herald., 1904-10-07
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