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The Springfield herald., 1907-08-30


down from Lamar Wednesday tc
visit for a time with her sister,
Mrs. F. e. Lamport.
MS. Homsher and Ruth ard r.
]. Homsher are among those who
attended watermelon day at the
Jones ranch, August 30th.
! A. A. Denncy received, this
week, a very large supply Of dry
goods. clothing. etc. See his ac
in another column of this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Patterson
went to Lamar Wednesday to ac,
company Mr.. and Mrs. McF'ar-
land and to take their baggage
to the railroad.
Theodore Nuttcr came in from
the "a circle roundup last Sun
day night. He had been absent
about ten days.
Miss Maggie Vogel returned
last week from the Minnequa
hospital at Pueblo. We are glad
to learn that she is much im-
proved in health.
Mr.. j. B. Abrams, father Of
Mrs. f. E. Lamport, spent few
days in the county visiting, last
week. He returned home Mon
day of this week.
]. A. Huston ard John left
Thursday morning for Lamar.
Mr.. Huston goes on business and
also to take in the sights Of the
Prowers county fair.
DR.. Regnier is making prepar-
ations for an exhibit at the State
fair at Pueblo and would be
pleased to receive specimens of
Baca county products.
Orville Vogel made final proof
on his homestead in Whitby can
on, near Corrizo, last Saturday.
Willard Cole and James A. Tan
ner were witnesses for his proof.
Mr.. G.. A. Wilson, who located
in the southeastern part of the
county about a month ago, re-
turned last Saturday with three
other persons who made filings
in his locality.
Sheriff e. P. Mcfarland moved
his family into town Wednesday
and is now occupying the proper
ty formerly occupied by his faith
er. This will add greatly to Mes
conveniences.
Warren and Ray Brown and
George Cramb spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the Stoning-
ton neighborhood. They visited
Sunday with Mrs. M. A. Konkel
and family.
A. l.. Smart supplied the town
with a very choice beef last Sat
urday which was greatly appre-
ciated. While in town Mr. Smart
called on THE HERALD and paid
a years subscription.
George Cramb left on the stage
this morning for Lamar where
he takes a position at the sugar
factory of that place. He is hold
ing the same position that he
held with the company last year.
Ellsworth Lyons and family
from the south side of the coun-
ty We're in town transacting busi-
ness Wednesday. Mrs. Mary
Lyons filed on a homestead bor-
dering on the south line Of the
state.
Allen j. Mize and family came
in from Oklahoma Wednesday
and were much pleased with the
country. He has located on a
quarter section of land one and
one half miles south of the dip
ping vat.
T. r. Villers and 7. w. Couch
were in Springfield transacting
business the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Villers sent up some
very fine samples of Baca county
products for exhibition at the
Lamar fair.
Mrs. Edith Allen, the children
and Grandpa Martin are taking
in Watermelon day at the Jones
ranch, going as far as Christy's
Thursday evening and taking a
fresh start throI1crh the sand hills
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Fall Delivery
Nursery Stock

Call at Denney's store and
leave your order, Delivery at
Springfield.
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STRAYED-A buckskin mare
branded L " on shoulder. | vii
pay $5. 90 reward for her return.
1-3t BENZ. CADDICK, Villas.
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f. T.. LAMPORT
Stoning,on, Colorado

Range: Southeast
Daca County
Earmarks: Crop
and slit right, sWal-
low foi'i, left
Additional brand:
Trianele-cross-L / any
Whcse on tight side,
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STRAYED- One yearling past,
red heifer, branded JH on left
hip. Swallow fork right ear, un-
der crop left ear. Reward.
JACOB HANEY.
Stonington, Colo.
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BAILEY SEES A LIGHT

Wants to Help Prosecute Standard
OH Company in Texas.
Galveston, Oct. 23.-The fact that
Senator Joseph Bailey, Of Texas, who
figured conspicuously as counsel for
H. Clay Pierce, head Of the Waters
Pierce OIL company, in personal trans
actions, has offered his services to as
sist in the prosecution of the Stndard
Oil company for operating In Texas
surprised a great many of his friends
h Texas.
Following Governor Campbells de-
nunciation of trusts and their promot-
ers with special reference to Pierce
and his Oil company, which stands In
dicted in Texas as limb of the Stan
dard Oil company, Senator Bailey
made the declaration that while he
indorsed Governor Campbell he want
ed to say that he has the proof that
the Standard is still doing business
in Texas and has the evidence to So
cure a conviction if Attorney General
Davidson will file the suit.
General Davidson has declined the
senator's offer, saying that the Texas
senator has deferred action too long.
Davidson says there was time when
Senator Bailey might have rendered
valuable service to Texas in this mat
ter, but that the time has passed.
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In thu
Principal Markets.

Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR hrm;
yania roller. clear, $4.4O@4.6b; city
mills, fancy, $6.25@6.50. RYE FLOUR
quiet, at $4S5@5 per barrel. WHEAT
firm; No. , Pennsylvania. red, $1,000
1857. CORN steady; No. 2 yellow,
white clipped. 5skc.; lower grades,
SIC. HAY steady: timothy, large bales,
barrel % 5000. BEEF firm; family,
per barrel, $26@27. POULTRY: Live
steady; hens, 15Q15ac.; old roosters,
lie. Dressed firm; choice fowls, 14c.;
old roosters, s1ac. BUTTER steady; ex-
Ira stsd asgyoc sSe neaiS ESs ses
ern. 2oQ22c. POTATOES steady; per
bushel. esq roc; North Carolina sweet
potatoes. per basket 33@35c.
BALTIMORE-WHEAT easier: No.
2 spot, $1OS1sc.; steamer No. 2 spot,
s105hc.; southern, s1o5A. CORN
easier; mixed spot. 72c. OATS firm:
No. 4, 54a54hc.; mixed, No 2, 56A6
SIC; No. 3, 55d55ac.; No 4, 54@b41ac
tras. 3l632c.; held, 23Q24c: prints,
32633c Maryland and Pennsylvania
dairy prints, zoe. EGGS firm; fancy
Maryland and PennSylVanla. 2oc., Flr-
ginia, Csc; West Virginia, 24c.; south
ern, 22@23c
NEW YORK = BUTTER steady;
creamery specials, 2Slac.: state dairy.
common to finest. 22g2Sc.; process.
common to specials, 1SG26c.; western
factory, common to f1rsts, 20@24c.
CHEESE steady; state full cream small
colored and white, fine, 16Ac.: skins.
1kQ13ac. EGGS firm: state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby fancy selected white.
34@36c; good to choice, 33c.; brown
and mixed fancy. 29@32c.; first to ex-
ira frst, 24@27c.; western first, 22@
24c.; seconds, 1992lc. POULTRY:
Dressed weak; western spring chick
ems. 12@16c; fowls, 111aQ131ac. PO-
TATOES steady; Maine, per sack, 81. so
az; Long Island, per barrel. $2@2.25;
state and Pennsylvania. in bulk, per
1So pounds. $1.50G222; Jersey. per bar
rel. 75c @$2.12: Jersey sweets, per bar
rel, S1q225; southern. S1.60Ql.75.
CABBAGES steady; per ton. $6G7.
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A MISTAKE CORRECTED

It is mistake to combine in the same
remedy both stomach and liver medi.
cines, because the stomach is not always
out of order when the liver is. or vice yer.
sa while 1t is true that these organs are
50 closely related that when one is af.
fected the other is likely to be also
still there are times one is affected and
the other is not. It is a serious error
to give a liver medicine combined with
stomach medicine when the stomach
only needs treatment, and it is not nee
essary to treat the stomach when the
liver only is disordered. Rydaie's meth
cd is the most sensible one. He does
not combine the two, but makes a tab
let for the stomach and q tablet for the
liver, which can be combined if necess.
ary. Guaranteed by Post Office Phar.
macy.
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Electric Cars Collide on Bridge.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 Motormen
Samuel Redmond and Herbert Graves
were seriously injured and six others
sustained minor injuries as the result
of a head-on collision between two
cars on the Great Falls & Old Domin,
ion Electric line tracks on the Aque.
duct bridge across the Potomac river
between West Washington and Ross
lyn, Va. All of the injured were taken
to the Georgetown University hos
pftai. Redracnais legs had to be am
putated. Trainmen attributed the ac-
cident to a dense fog that prevailed
over the river.
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THE BALLOON RACE
The United States Lands Near
Hamilton, Ont.
CROSSED LAKE MICHIGAN
IL Is Believed All Contestants VIII
Exceed Record of 402 Miles Made
In France Last Year-The United
States Travelled e1o Miles.

st. Louis, Oct. %. - Scattered
throughout Ohio, with one or two IN
the vicinity of the Great Lakes, all
nine of the big balloons participating
in the second international aeronautic
cup race, were still in the air this
"wednesday morning, except the
United States, which landed IL miles
south of Hamilton, Ont.
The United States crossed the state
of Illinois. thence across Lake Michi-
gan and Lake st. Clair to the middle
of Lake Erie, when a change OF wind
carried it north into Canada to the
place of landing.
The distance from St. Louis to Ham
iIton. Ont, on air line. is approximate
lv 62O miles. Therefore, the United
States travelled about 610 miles, which
is far ahead of the record made in the
European races by Lieutenant Lahm,
whose balloon won the international
cup By sailing from Paris to a point
in England, 402 miles distant.
Reports of balloons at various points
in Ohio have been coming in, while
Detroit first sent word of the United
States passing over the Canadian bor-
der.
The identity of only five of the bal
looms has been definitely established.
Through kilograms dropped the bal
loon America, one of the three Ameri.
can contestants, containing Messrs.
Mccoy and Chandler, reported from
Marion, Ohio. The message said that
the American would descend on the
borders of Lake Erie, probably near
Cleveland.
The German balloon. PommerH
passed over Cleveland. and Pilot Oscar
Erbsloeh dropped a note saying:
"Open water ahead. All well.'
A note dropped at New Augusta
Ind, near Indianapolis, conveyed the
information that the balloon passing
was the Lotus II, the only Englisf
entrant.
The French balloon, Isle de France
dropped message at Columbus, 0.
The American balloon, United
States with. Major Henry B. Hershey
sO1tac tHteu OtdtSS "cdtu0f D9aoeo
as pilot, landed near Hamilton, Ont.
There seems no doubt that the record
made in the race at Paris last year
4O2 miles, will be exceeded by practi
cally every balloon. Nearly all the
balloons reported in Ohio have Gov
cred more than that distance, while
those on the Great Lakes are more
than 100 miles ahead Of the record.
All of the balloons have gone to the
east and northeast. One vagrant cal
was reported as passing Waukegan
ILL.,. just north of Chicago, and on the
edge of Lake Michigan.
Early this wednesday, morning
two balloons passed over Wheeling
w. Va.
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Marines Drove Cook From Ship

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 23,-Many of the
100 of the crew of the battleshiI
Minnesota, engaged in a racial dem
onstration A negro cook in the war
rant officers mess. accused OF i'm
posing" ON white sailor, had mar
row escape from being thrown over
board by the enraged crew. He was
saved through the interference of AS
sistant Boatswain Footsman. Work
men at the navy yard employed or
the ship witnessed the outbreak. AT
ter the negro had been taken out Of
the reach OF the sailors he was allow
ed to leave the ship.
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TEN HURT IN TROLLEY WRECK
Car Jumps Track and Turns Over at
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Oct. %. - Ten
persons were injured on a Wyoming
Valley Traction company car that
jumped the track at the top of steep
hill entering into this city. The acci-
dent was caused by the accumulation
of a heavy frost and leaves on the
rails. At the point where the accident
took place Is a curve which the car
had rounded safely, when it jumped
and skidded along for a short distance
and finally turned completely over on
a sidewalk.
The injured. who are all from this
city. are: Attorney William Walsh
William Berkeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Davey. Griffith Jones. Marie Kearney.
irene Dennis. Daniel Gallagher and
Mrs. Major.
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Arrested. Tries to Use Dummy.

Newark, N j.. Oct. 2S.-Peter G.
Ulrich, a bicycle policeman, has re
fused to affix his name to complaint
charging Charles Hedden" with Vio
lating the automobile speed law. The
policeman said that he knew nc
Charles Hedden, and that the man he
had arrested for speeding was Dudley
Farrand, a manager of the Public Ser
vice Corporation. Ulrich declared that
the sergeant told him not to say any
thing about Farrand and to complain
against Hedden.
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Woman a Suicide at Sea.

Boston, Oct 2S.-.Mrs. Christopher
schubert, of Philadelphia. passenger
Antwerp. committed suicide at sea
the officers of the Manitou reported
upon the arrival of the steamer here
Mrs. Schubert. who had been in a
highly nervous state, jumped over
board on October II. when the Mani
tou was one day out from Antwerp.
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South and West PROSPEROUS.

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. %. - The
tin plate and metal branch of the Ma
tionaI Hardware Association in a ses
sion held here in discussioEeof busi
ness conditions, received repGHts indi
eating an increase of fully II per cent
in their business during the year. A
great wave of prosperity, it was said
was travelling over the south and
west. The branch meeting brought to
gether delegates who transact $100,
100000 owrth of business annually.
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Murderer's Counsel Fee Law Void.

Franklin. Pa, Oct. %. - Judge
George S. Criswell rendered an opinion
in which he declared unconstitu
tional the law passed by the legisla
ture of 9o7 providing for the pay
ment of counsel for murderers, the de
cision being given in the case Of
James Strait. who is in jail here await
ing trial for the murder of his wife in
Oil City Judge Criswell points oul
that the one important provision in
the law is that the defendants attor
neys shall be paid by the cauaty, ye,
there is nothing hearing en this point
in the title. That, the court says, is a
fatal defect. since the constitution OF
the state provides that the subject OF
a bill most be clearly expressed in its
title.
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Mime Gould Will Not Med.

Paris, Oct. 23.-Mme. Anna Gould
is still residing at her Chateau Ma
rails, and Prince De Sagan, cousin
of Count Boni de Castellane, is con
stant visitor at the chateau and is pay
ing assidious court, When asked by g
friend about the rumors concerning
her marriage to De Sagan, Nine. An
ma said: Il am not going to jeopardize
my freedom again. Once was enough
for me, thank you"
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Quits $25oo Job to Study Law at Yale

New Haven, Conn, Oct 23.-Yale
has a so year-old student, who came
east to study law to fit himself to take
up the cause of the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners. This interesting stu
dent is Michael P. HaggeNy, who
has just reached here from Butte,
Mont. He leaves a position there pay
ing him S2500 year to take up the
study
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

Rear Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge,
u. S. N, retired, was married in Bos-
ton to Miss Gertrude Wilds, of James
town, r. l.
BY the will of w. S. Hubbard, OF
Indianapolis, the Presbyterian Board
Of Foreign Missions. is given 10 per
cent. of the estate, which is valued at
100000.
David James. one of the owners OF
the Globe Electric Light & Gas com
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Steel Plant Shuts Down.

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. 23.-The en-.
tire plant at Bellaire. O.. opposite
Wheeling. of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany shut down for an indefinite
period. throwing 500 men out of en-
ployment Slack business is said to be
the cause.
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Bio Steamer Ashore.

Malmo, Sweden, Oct. 23.-The Rus
sian steamer Lftuania, from Libau for
Copenhagen and New York, and hav-
ing about 500 passengers on board,
went ashore off Skillinge during a
thick fog.
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SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC
Seventy-five Cases and TWenty-eight
Deaths at Glen Lyon, Pa.

Deaths at Glen Lyon, Pa.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Oct. "a scar,
let fever epidemic at Glen Lyon, 10
miles from here, is causing great
alarm among the residents OF that
mining town The cases have grown
so rapidly for the past few days that
the health inspector of Luzerne
county was called upon to make an in,
vestigation. A house-to-house canvass
has been made, and from what can be
learned there are at least Is cases,
among children, and all exist in the
houses occupied by foreigners. The
deputy register of this county reports
% deaths from the malady, many OF
whom could have been saved had the
parents summoned medical aid.
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Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE STEADY; Ghoiee, sS;lOo6;25:
wethers, S5.4OQB60: cu!ls and COM
mon, $293; lambs. $507.25; veal
calves, $s@s.25. HOGS active; prime
heavy and medium, $7Q7021a; heavy
Yorksrs. s6.sO@7; ligh Workers, s. Is
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TWO DEAD FROM RABIES
Boys Bitten BY Dogs Die In Great
Ar1nu

Agony.
Wilkes-Barre. Pa, Oct. 23.-Sanuel
Burnett, aged years. of Maltby. and
John Zeemertis. of DUPONT nearby
mining settlements, died at their
homes from rabies, and Isaac Burnett,
aged II years, a brother of Samuel,
and George Rega. aged 10 years. a
neighbor, were sent to the Pasteur In
stitute to be placed under treatment
Tor hydrophobia. The Burnett children
and Rega were bitten nearly seven
months ago by a dog, but no symp-
toms of rabies developed until few
days ago. Zeemertis and Joseph
Oretto were bitten by dog five weeks
ago. When symptoms of rabies devel-
oped Oretto was sent to the Pasteur
Institute. but ZeemertiS refused to 60
to New York and died in great agony.
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Killed While Racinu Auto.

Chicago, Oct. 23.-While racing an
automobile on Michigan boulevard,
Adrian Sibson, 20 years old, of Cleve-
land, son of a prominent real estate
dealer, was killed and five companions
were injured.
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Notice To Oyr Customers.

We are pleased to announce that Foley 8
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and
lung troubles is not affected by the Natio-
nal Pure Food and Drug law as it contains
no opiates or other harmful drugs. and we
recommend it as safe remedy for chill
dren and adults. For sale at McAllister's
drug store.
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pany. of Globe. Ariz., was shot and
probably fatally wounded by H. S.
Buckner during dispute over mining
claims.
Because of his speech in Washing
ton in which he advocated hanging
newspaper editors for criticising mil
lionaires. E. Benjamin Andrews, chan
cellor of the University Of Nebraska,
may be retired.
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Speech Lost and Restored BY Shocl

Speech LOST ana restored oy ohoSH
Boston, Oct. 23.-Robert L. Morti
mer. the chief electrician in charge OF
the wireless station at the Charlestown
navy yard, can talk again. Mortimer
was made dumb by shock received
at the station on October 13. He be
lieved that counter shock would cure
him. During an experiment Mortimer
received an unexpected charge. When
he fully revived his voice had re-
turned.
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Railway TeIeqraphers Won't Strike

Denver, Col, Oct 23.-There will be
yer & Dio Grande railway on account
of the discharge of Wire Chief R. Y.
Skeggs, of Grand Junction. Skeggs
has secured other employment and re-
fuses reinstatement.
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The Oldest Indian Dead,

Sault Ste Marie Mich, Oct. %. -
Ferdinando Caterinello. aged 103, said
to be the oldest Indian in the United
States, was buried here. His wife died
last spring. aged 102.
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EmhezzIina Banker Gets Five Years

Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 23.-Former
Banker Thomas Cogshill. indicted for
embezzlement of $40 900 belonging to
the bank at Seymour, Wis. has plead
ed guilty. He was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment.
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow; fresh west winds.
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Cream Puffs! Cream Puffs!

The Cambridge Bakery has begun to
make again the cream puffs for which il
ia Justly noted. Call or phone and have
your wants supplied.
CAMBRIDGE BAKERY.
Phone 264
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CUT GLASS;.

II you wish fine piece Of cut glass;
cheap, see our new stock.-C. ). Henry
& Go.
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FOR SALE
"a BUILDING LOTS.

The undersigned offer at private sale "a
building lots in the town of Cambridge,
Nd, and located as follows: Four on the
west side of Choptank avenue, between
School and Water streets; Twenty on the
east side of West End avenue, lying be-
tween Water street and the river, be-
tween School and Water streets, 8 be-
tween School and Travers streets, and 3
between Travers and Church streets. All
of these lots have frontage of so feet or
more and depth of 125 feet.
For prices and terms, call on T Sangs-
ton Insley, Cambridge, Md.
THOMAS E. TRAVERS,
S.16-tf ARTHUR B. TRAVERS,
Trustees.