Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-18

| 'Nu VI" aHoru W acc'pt any medicine
OF unkhomn composition as a substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery" which is
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having complete list OF ingredients In
plain English on its bottle-wrapper, the
same being attested as correct under oath.
| DIR, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach liver and bowels.
|
off the Goblin moth. and at last success
has crowned his efforts, says writer
in the Denver Post.
The Speer delegation will not com.
promise with Patterson. II the state
convention at Glenwood Springs next
Monday decides to seat half the Speer
delegation and half the Patterson dele
gallon, the delegates of the Speer-
Dayoren convention of the city and
county of Denver will walk out. This
was decided upon before Mayor Speer
| left for New York. And with them
Milton Smith, chairman. of the state
| central committee. will the convention,
| says the Denver Post,
A telegram has been received by
the officers of the San Luis Valley Ir.
rigatiou, Land & Power company Of
| Colorado Springs, which is working on
immense irrigation projects In the San
Luis valley, stating that the interior
department at Washington has allowed
the reservoir site fling OF the com
pany This ruling which is due large
| ly 10 the efforts OF former Congress
man Franklin E. Brooks, leaves the
irrigation company free to continue
the interrupted work of development.
More than 100000 has already been
expended in building the dam and res
ervoir, and In running bitches, and
from s15O,0O0 to 100000 additional
| VIII be spent at once. A corps Of en-.
| gineers will be set at work and the
project rushed to completion.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks will be the
| Republican nomtnees--Rooseve after
| the first ballot which will not nominate
Taft-and | want TO say right here and
| now that I'm for that ticket and 1t will
| be elected by bigger majority than
was given Roosevelt four years ago"
Thus spoke Gen George w. Cook.
congressman at large from Colorado.
who returned to Denver from Wash
| ington after a hard and strenuous
| winter and springs work, to Repub-
lican reporter. i've got nothing
against Taft, personally he's a splen-
did fellow, but he is not right on the
sugar question. that is he was not
right some years ago, although since
have been at Washington he has
done nothing amiss." said Mr.. Cook.
But Roosevelt will be nominated.
mark my prediction. and we have not
long TO wait. I'm going back to see
him nominated. The country wants
| Roosevelt"
Colorado Springs has sixty days
water supply. Streams are carrying
but little water, at the same time
there is no real apprehension of d
water famine.
Denver was visited by a heavy rain
and hail storm yesterday about noon
Small fruits were badly damaged, hal
stones being as large as pigeon eggs
Many windows we're broken.
The Denver committee OF the Demo
cratic national convention, which has
complete charge OF the arrangements
for that convention, is a little ovel
$4,000 short of sufficient funds tt
pay all expenses OF the convention.
Mine Commissioner Mccarthy, who
visited Silverton last Friday. says Sc
far as he was able to ascertain thu
company was not responsible for tn,
accident whereby six men lost thei
, lives.
In the ball game Saturday between
Denver and Sioux City Starr. who VA
pitching for the Sioux. had pitched
: brilliant game. not Denver man gel
r ting across the plate. In the eight
inning he showed signs Of weakness
and in hopes OF preventing a b'ow-n
Holmes sent Freeman to relieve hin
The Grizzlies began to whang out III
ball and aided by three smart error
5 they managed to score eight times b.
}, fore they got through, winning tn
0 game.
About 7 o'clock Friday night terr
7 flc hail storm began at Holly. whic
d lasted about thirty minutes. The ha
stones were very large and came wit
Q great force, breaking number ,
IS plate glass windows In town.
n Taft has made such steady gains
Q, the contests before the national col
" mittee that there is now talk Of his B
0, ing nominated by acclamation.
IN would be no surprise II the "favori
I'd son" nominating speeches were turn
to seconding the nomination Of d
III secretary. .i' .'