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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
FARC|CAL GAME
WON BY CHAMPS
Contest Made Ridiculous by
Castro Until He Is Benched
by Umpire =
Especial to The 'rimos-Dispatch.l

Champs and Truckers played a farci-
cal game this afternoon. owing to the
tactics and antics of Castro. who was
finally benched by Umpire Mcbride.
Mckenzie for the Truckers. was
Knocked out OF the boN in the third
inning. and as the game was lost cas-
t.4 a., .i.ed MIN. and for the four in
unss n. pitched hr managed to make
All Kinds OF ridicul. OF the decisions OF
Umpire McBridD until h- was nnalty
benched croiger for the Champs.
pitched MASTERS ball. allowing oniy
three single hits. Iaughiin. Blackstone
and Barnett did great work with tnr
stick. and the heldine Of Busch. How
edelI ana Blackstone VIZ very classy.
The score.
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Ayers Not Sold Yet.

Nothing Inns been done vet re-
Snrning the snlc of Doctor William
ayers, the big riEhthnmdcr or the
locals. rners nrc Now Ia hnnd fran
philadelphia. Detroit nnd Washing
ron or som" r"h"nn NnshIngfan
hnS tnilcd To meet The price offered
ny IN" "th"r two cities. hat Jack
hYnu. former "ntchrr wh" t. here
~ scout for the .niInnais. think.
>" wei OF Tie hos ihrt hr VIII .rt
!" touch with the officials In wash
ihSt"" ngnin to-Gny In nm effort ia
nave them come across. II II likely
TINT lie VIII MISC tnli with ,lnrk
'rintth. VIII" IL NOW In Cleveland.
Whcrr WASHINGTON plays "a double
hr"d"r. There - no question bur
Tint the i"cni mnnnrcmcn. would
rr"irr having Washington tnl.
NS"rS. n.. Ia the event lac fnIi.J I.
'"nN" r""d---m "onflurcncy which
VIII hnr'lv nri~c--he would lac
s"tnch heck II" U,chuopd tsInni
""'i"n VIII hc taken today.
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TN THE WAKE OF TEIE GAME
BY Gus AGalbert.

Here We are. mon. just one game behind
Inc leaders with double header staring
why NC shouldn't bc out iu ,ront when the
9"auvs gather Tonight Sis straight wins
"vElns TO look soineiAine like Virginia
-" e record FOR tn -tnsuu- Adding ia,
,Mo today makes cieh, iu % row. Peters,
nuIs comes next. and there is no good
leHSoh why The Colts should not make Il
..N"h sweep OF that series. Prospects for
sHr remnant were never brighter. Tie
h. ,.,i,s are ali coins good. tho men are
i Dt.,I,,s IN bis ieagne ashton and are
much more sntisfac,orr
!, in the Virginia Leaauc Mayer. OF Por,.
mouth and Dodge and F'-ncran % Nor,
bo,r., n'Ns already been so'f 20 tho Ph,ies
otl.ot mas Harry Cani'rower here now
'o9NlnS over Fred Grar ana remnant. vhiie
John Mace is also fiifn.sh.ns some sne",,,,
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Kaufman ~ 60. win.

= . y THann x % HNdod auOIn1r V.o-
ioIS 10 ~ string yesterdays afternoon
-! dcieatlnS Ia strong RYAN Smith
team - u e. Leisfcld pitched his scv-
nth strai SHIT victory for Hartmann a
% lie received good support. ana tho
CLUB DATED well behind him Lyuhani
Kaufman < Co
score by Innings R
taufmann < Co..-.4 035 I'll,
ityan-Smith .2 . o. q
batteries. Kaufman s. Co., f.eisf.ld
and Iander. Ryan Smith, atkinson
ana Gaines
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PLAY TODAY

Washington at cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at st Louis
Boston at Chica 70
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EVEN MANY SCOUTS
DO NOT FEAZE AYERS
Husky Hilsville Hurler Masters Tigers Serving
Blanks in Every Inning, While Colts
Gather Four Runs Off Green.

BY GUS MALBERT.

Doctor Wilyum Ayers. whose previous per-
ornances. Broad Street yard foreign
tory brought him less imcight
hc calcium yesterday while army
OF the country percd him from every angle the
of his boots the OF his which side OF his head
way the part his hair, his eyes
details which make the complete report Of the
Scout Without blinking eycld, ovcrcxcrting himself
you could it, DoctorAycrs served pill after pill his
suffering patients with such telling effect that they entirely
cured o ihc ruecne habit extracting for their evenings work
large naugt while annexed four ITALICS
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O'T0OLE is ERRATIC

Tn ladelrhis luiy es-rhc phlies beat
t'isnursh in the hrsi ramc of tho series
Today score 20 q OTooie was giraffe.
ine sensational noidius o. Wagner Keeping
ne iocnl score down ADAMS pitched tho
t4sain for the iira'es and i.uderls hit him
for homo rrn. Moore was very oNoc-i,.o
Nnen'A error aNeF'ins shut-ou, Tho
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I'm the ovcrWorkcd MIR. Green.

.o ,.s ,,. ,,rod,,ct<
tlii-llt ~. ' ..aih ~
.,o,t Ion ,N0rn ,y,tvs
W ii,. ~
~ 40 go" -. ,larl-
In,,
Ui li'' y" ,.ni,,,.S, 7" I'M, so u,ei,
1 rirr,,,,rd ,i,st'o nt, onc..
'l'' .....t"E S'I IN
iI''ir 'ea"'u 'yN 3,nt
- -,. ~.
n,, ,if,, ,,in, nail
c.,
49, o."
,ll ,,.
H"'N eS tts W"S ,u''ly
,iird ,,,,i. ,he RIA
bo,'r
e.....,-.... . n,.. a
e.+tDin,,tad rocen,iv H.. Won bis
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Journals.
Stumbling OF Tic Tcnm.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

NJ Mobile Mobile ! Memphis O.
Al Birmingham birmingham. At
lnnta. g.
a, MONTGOMERY Montgomery. O..
Chattanooea. :.
~ Sew orleans New orleans, =;
Nashville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
PITCHERS HIT HARD

Hroo5.yn. july ae-Thc BROOKLYN Dodgers
celebrated their home coming by beating
the Cincinnati Reds to : to-day Tho
home sunrd hammered tho offerings OF
three Reds pitchers FOR total o. eleven
hits. which. with generous number of
passes. enabled them 10 win easily Raron
and Curtis were effective allowing but
seven hts I'll. scorn.
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TWOLEFT-HANDERS
FACE EACH OTHER
1t Takes Eleven Innings for Tars
to Win From Ship
builders.
Especial TO Tho rimcs.Disnotcb =,

Norfolk. Va. July 2s,-It took eleven
innings for tho Norfolk Tars to work
out to victory from the Shin
builders this afternoon It was g.
pitchers battle throughout. with two
left handlers on the mound. Gordon aisA
Brown Bota pitched beautiful BAN.
and the game was one OF the host
played here this season. The score:
NurfOik
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

u Macon Macon. . Albany. {.
Mnbia. Colu.~bus %
M Sava,nnah -Jaclysonvile.
XXI, "'ttNsr cars not operated to
storm. ~.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

vic. 4
At spartanbrrs: spartanburs. /;
Charlotte. .
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DEFEAT OF GIANTS
DUE TO ERRORS
Mathewson Pitches Better Ball
Than Richie and Ruelbach,
but Loses.
PIRATES LOSE TO PHILLIEs
Dodgers Celebrate Homecoming
by Winning From
Reds.
PIRATES LOSE TO PHILLIES

Sow York, July es.-Thc Cubs took tho
FIRST game OF tho series from the Giants
by n score OF to ,. Mathewson. 'he only
Giant pitcher able to beat the Cubs when
last the two teams met. pitched better ball
FOR the losers than Richie and Rouibach
Tor the visitors. allowing only seven scat
tered hits. Errors behind him. however
counter balanced his effective mound work.
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Noodnii ~ arnr!c- ". Horace :.
Nrighi. at BYRD i'nrh. Umpire,
lotions. tivo i:nnicA.D
iinrf"n Heights ~. hnhus, ~ Ilnr-
ton Heights. mi,irr. Nnughan
Coca Cola Chewing Gum Is. Tylcrs.
NJ Athletic Park. mpirc. Filler
son. t'INNo f.niurs.b
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Amateur Games To-Day


- II ~ Ut q Il!s-NNst T.
Hattie hAc -. rrn!s. 40 Christ
'hnrci Park. npirc, 'rcnch
tOiicgiin~ ". ,thletic. AZ Hyrd
inrh mpirc. Hicks
southern Ben vs. t-hinu,. NJ
Richmond College. mpirc, Mcscoc
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Iioanol.e.

'in. faiey. Mccomas Three base hii-r,n-
r11n5 SSerlnee hits-Ncwton. Graham
.'hnani' Mn'e stolen hases-Cartcr Nc.
,omas Shields. Grnin Tenant. Mac
DoHn'o play Msromas 20 Raley Lei, on
h"ses- richmond Roanoke T. First base
un 1alls-Of Grocn .. Struck on, a.
i-n,...- ,.''h' Time OF game 1855.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

A. Bristol Bristol. 3. Cleveland ..
y, Knoxville Knoxville. 81 Norris
~ Johnson city. johnson city. 5:
Asheville.
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Bowling

The Nirsinians won two out 81 three
games from the Journals u tn" Palace
Simmer Duckpin League iasf night on
tho Palace alleys. Tho score,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-27

spring nm pnrh.
Jncuhs * Lc,, ~. smcrIrns
tl"thinL 60. AT Tairm"unt Pnrk.
Cherry smash ~. .iilsidcr. Il.
iiNrd Park.
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;ion Tor the buyers Graf Will certainly go
cauiiiiower who Is an Old Nirs MIA Leaguer.
Was sent TO look at batcs. o. Newport
News. but after watching our Fred work
turned his fancics To the Colt keluhu,t.
who came from ST. Louis. has told Steve
Griffin to do nothing about Gran mt. he
hears from him. Tenants showing vester-
day made him look good to anybody. lie
hatt.d Tor 100. and II was his throw In
the third which cut OF tho only pors!bie
score for The Tigers.
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Chicago .......................oo o o o -
Summary: Runs-Schulte Tinker. Sa.cr
Cel. Devore. Doyle Murray. Two-haso hit
Devore. Three base hit-Merklo. Sacrifice
hit-Shafor. Stolen base-Zimmc rman. Lott
on bases-Chicaso. 4, New York. s. Double
play-Shator to Merkie. First base on
balls-On Ricie. 3. Struck oui-By Richie.
9; by Nathewson. Time OF game. $50
vmpires. KLEIN and Bush Attendance .o
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iinrpirs -. nrhsicr>. At Bsrd
Pnrk.
Rnmblcrs rs. cubs. At Harvey
Park.
pnthfindcr-Ginnt gnn,c called or.
10 lac played Inter.
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New York.
liicago


7 oftIs ..-u- = y I0tHIs %
~Batted for Richie in eighth.
tBattcd for Wilson in ninth
;Bstted FOR Nathcwsou ninth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY

It. Louis at Boston
ilttsburCh ut Philadelphia
Cincinnati et Brooklyn
Chlonso At Vow YORK
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Portsmouth.


Portsmouth .......l0 q q Or.
Petersburg .........e o o + N--c
SUMMARY. Two base -LauGhliu.
Three base hits Blackstone Barnett.
Authonv stolen bases iiowedoll.
Barnett Doubl. play Heating and
Castro Bases on balls on Creiser.
&. on Mckenzie. g. OF Castro 3 or
Becker. o I.ef, on petorsbur-.
III. Portsmouth 8 Hls-oT Mcken-
xic. in 2 innings. on Castro. ? in s
innings of Rocker IN inning
Struck out-hy Creic.r % by Ncken-
1ie. by Castro by Becker. + Time
of game 1885. Umpire. Mcbride At
tendance. $50
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SUMMARY uns-raskort t.l. Mace.
Iud'rns. Wilson. Two-oase lits-Va-uor.
Dra'atA Miter rhree-lasc hit-W Wilson.
hom" ran--udetus sacrifice -pooiau.
Sio-cn uasfs-raskert. i-obert killer Icff
"n bases FhiIad'i ph!a Pittsburgh
fif,i base "n rrrofs- Pittsburgh Douhio
pINN. Nrnne tu poolan 20 i.udcrus- Wagner
"'-'''- 'ai t'itcalaE record iifs-Off
4o"i' in innings OF Adans i'm :
innins Fi'st ba-e on nals-O;f Moore. &.
Tooft - b' Adams uf, ~ .
Adams Okran0t Tnr al ~
Im0lres. rigf.r and rsrrfra-
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WEST END Lf:tGIE.
81 Andrews vs.. Tigers. ut 81. An
dreN's Park.
Pirates ~. indians AT Clarke
Spring Park.
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Mace has developed into one Or the best
oarAstpps seen IN any minor league. auc g
sure 10 so up ~ tho end Of the season u.
not before. charlie strain is another or the
ocal squad ready Tor faster company.
while John kalcy could SHOW a Tow ~ the
Arst saeAers Up higher how TO play the
nag steve Griu!n Is keeping Gp as r,pu-
iAtion o. getting together ,ounlh 81 sale
aole youngsters Before this seasou IL cnd.
"a he "i.. make his salary selling players.
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PACKERS, LrNcuE.

Forbes W.. National. nj Seminary
Park.
srmo"rs ~. k:ueanS, NJ nc.ir
Meade Park
Doid ~. swift. nj Battery Court
rrrh.
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score by innings t
Cincinnati ................... N q q % o. I'll OF
BROOKLYN .......-....-.... ......0 9.5 o 10 q -
summary. Runs-MitcheN. Esan. Clark.
Marsans. Moran, Norihcn t4l r. smith ,.l.
Wheat Cut shaw Humme' O Miller Two
base hiS-'utshaN, Norihen. .Sacr mo hits
Bates. Cutshaw stolen BASES Marstns.
iBescher e. Bates Doutic play Grar, 20
Esan 10 Hohlit7el Left on bases -Cncin-
natl. BROOKLYN g. First base ON balls
on RasoH, 3 on Curtis 3. OF Benton . ~
keeie. Of Davis. /. Struck OUT iv
taEon ]. hy Curtis. 9. hy Benton D. hy
Davis Time NJ game hours Imrircs.
'"nnsione and Eason. Attendance. 1900
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rotaI. e \. + ! ralaI.

'Batted FOR BENTON In fourth.
Ran Tor Mclean ia fourth
Baited for Ragon IN fourth.
-.nr. IN. lnrLr--s
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sttN' is sue 70 use FerTymdn and Ayers
to-day. wh-c tho noQe -eAcs that rrcssloy
VIII ssid Ga!din back Tor one oi IN. games
and Enrt ;o- the other Gardin has a.
ieaas been beaten oy The Colts. and Enrd
solve Cau!llnoNer by the way Us inter-
osted Ia Gsrdln The Detroit Tigers arc Ia
tgrnish ,he goods which the bis fellows
need.
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Union LEAGUE,

MON lIs tt. l ~.
brownies ~. Unptist~. nj &. & q,
Park.
Eagles ~. rr'mmcrs. ut Il. u. Lee
Park.
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Philadelphia.
pittshnrrh.


: : : In \
'Batted :or simon
Rattcd Cor O'Tooic
-Batted for Adams
Score hv innings n
T4ftsUlt.n ncranaa
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
PASSED AWAY.

Mrs. Delilah Fowler, wife of
Richard M. Fowler, passed peace
fully into the Vale of Death,
Thursday, Jan. 4, 1912, at 1880
p. m., aged "a years five months
and nine days.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. j. Long, at
the family residence Saturday at
2 O'Clock p. m. and the remains
We're tenderly laid to rest in the
Stonington cemetery to await
the call of Him who doeth all
things well'', and in whom she
dovoutly trusted.
The deceased was taken
Violently sick Wednesday even
ing, and suffered intensely all
night and until noon Thursday
from tumor until a few minutes
before death claimed her.
She leaves q husband, eight
children and hest of friends to
mourn her whose place on earth
can never be filed.
Sister, art thou doad? Oh my God,
And we must lay her meath the sod.
For ''Thou art dust and unto dust"
The Lord has said return thou must. -
So must it he, Lord give US grace
To humbly pray before thy face;
Help US, each one be good and true,
And live as she has taught us to.
We sorrow not, dear one for you
As those who have no hope would do;
A little while and then wen be
United in Eternity.
"A Friend.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
Obituary..

AS the result Of a fall which
she received on Jan. llth, Mrs.
Gertrude d. Officer died at her
home six miles southeast of Villas
Baca Co., Colo, on Jan 10th, age
63 years II months and u days.
Gertrude Delabarre was born
in ILL.,, Jan. Is, 1918. She was
united in marriage to James
Officer at Aledo, Ill. in 1867, by
Rev. W. w. Williams. To this
union six children were born,
three of whom survive her. Her
husband died in 1898 They had
moved from Ill to Missouri and
then to Kansas, where she made
her home, teaching school in and
around Pittsburg, Kansas for
many years. She came to Baca
Co., Colorado in the spring of.
1911, and took homestead on
which she was living near by her
son, Charles Officer. She was Il
believer in Christ ana had been
a member of the Pres by terian
Church from early life. The
funeral services We're conducted |
by Rev c. c. Wilkinson of the
M Il, Churcb and esba vvas laid !
to rest in the Boston cemetery. ]
Though her departure was sud .
den and unexpected, it is Il great .
consolation to her friends ard .
bereaved loved ones to know /
that she was ready to go through
her faith in Him who said, l am
the way, the truth, and the life.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26

Charles Durham, Lovington, H., has
succeeded in finding positive cure for
bed wetting. "My little boy wet the
bed every night clear thro' on the floor
tried several kinds Of kidney medicine
and l was in the drug store looking for
something different to help him when
heard ef Foley Kidney Pills After
he had taken them two days We could
see change and when he had taken
two thirds of bottle he was cured.
That is about six weeks ago and he has
not wet in bed since" For sale at P.O.
Drug Store.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
OF INTEREST TO
STOCK M EN-.
Letter From George HI.
Glover, Department of
Veterinary Science
State Agricultural
College.
Ft. Collins, Jan. l6, 1912.
Mr.. n. J. Sven

Ft. Collins, Jan. 10, l9l2.
Mr.. H. j. Sven
Springfield, Colo.
Dear sir: Your letter is of spec
ial interest just at this time, be-
cause I have received seven let
ters within thirty days, com
planning of Russian thistles and
the loss of several horses.
From all the symptoms given
thus far | am unable to state
whether the thistles contain act
i've poison, or cause death by
impacting the bowels, or from
the Irritation of the sharp spines
on them. | presume it is from
impaction of the bowels. Thistles
have very little feeding value and
a horse must of necessity eat a
large amount to get enough to
live if other feed is withheld.
There is heavy loss in the San
Louis Valley from feeding pea
vines, it producing impaction.
There is also much loss from
feeding alfalfa that has become
badly bleached, from impaction.
Impaction is hard thing to
treat successfully even when we
have everything to do with and
know the best up-to-date treat
ment. Prevention is the best
thing, | think the best you can
do for them is to give OF. doses
choral hydrate in plenty of
water, to relieve the pain, and
physic of salts or aloes, and
drachm doses of NuX Vomica,
every four hours, to stimulate
the bowels. | am satisfied that
Russian thistles are dangerous,
after hearing complaints from so
many sources. / hope that we
can soon see our way clear TO in
vestigate the matter and deter
mine what there is in it that
causes the trouble.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
A KANSAS DOLLAR.

A farmer out in Kansas
About five years ago.
Went into town one day to spend
Some of his hard earned
dough. !"
and in merry Jest" and just
To show his printing skill,
He printed his initials on
A brand new d-o-l-l-a-r bill
He spent that dollar that same
day
Down at the village store
He thought twas gone for ever
then,
And he'd see it ne more.
Bnt long before that year rolled
by
One day he went to fill
"A neighbours order, and received
That same one dollar
bill
Once more he spent that dollar
bill
In his own neighborhood,
Where it would do himself and
friends
The most amount of good.
-Four times in two years it came
back,
AS some bad pennies will,
And each time he'd go out and
spend
That marked one d-o-ll-a-r
Had he been wise that dollar
might
Be in his town today.
But just about two years ago
He sent it far away
The people who received it
| know have got it still.
For twas to mail order house
He sent his dollar bill.
No more will that marked dollar
come
Into the farmers hands,
And nevermore will it help pay
The taxes on his lands.
He put it where it never can
Its work in life .fAtill.
Hr prorght aSodt TIE living
death
OF that one DOLLAR BILL
Exchange
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
Turkeys
FOR SALE-One good Cement
Mill and horsepower. Cheap.
Possession given Immediately.
Address, w. NJ. Stewart,
Springfield. Colo.
kOnantz

VIM. Marymec and Frank Cor
necl made a trip to the road.
S. L. Flory is paying go cents
per hundred for freight.
It's a hard time on stock.
Some have perished already.
Minnie Boil is steadily i'm
proving.
Mr.. Marymee is on the sick
list.
Frank MCGOWAN was Uwo days
going to Stonington and back
with beef.
Feed is becoming scarce here.
If the bad weather continues the
loss of stock will be great.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
Tie Danger of La Grippe

Is its fatal tendency 70 pneumonia. To
cure your la grippe coughs take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. R. E. Fish
err, Washington, Kans., says: was
troubled with severe attack of la
grippe that threatened pneumonia. A
friend advised Fo]ey's Honey and Tar
Compound and got relief after taking
the first few doses. | took three bot
ties and my la grippe was cured Get
the genuine in tho yellow package, at
P. O. Drug Store, S. E. Speckmann,
Prop.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
A Friend.

Ioles : Honey and Tar Compound Cures
In Every Case"
Mr.. Jas McCatfey, Mgr. of the
Schitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., recon-
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. because it cures in every case.
Il have used it myself and have re-
commended it to many others who have
since told me of its great curative
power in diseases of the throat and
lungs" For all coughs and colds it is
speedily effective. In stock at P. o.
Drug Store.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26

Former United States Senator Henry
M. Teller will be called on by the state
land board to assist in having the title
to hundreds cf farms in Routt and Baca
counties cleared of the cloud cast upon
them by the recent United States geo
logical survey. The resurvey has re
vealed errors in the former survey and
the description of the farms has been
changed. Denver Times.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-01-26
DR.. Chas. Milligan was here Mon.
day on official business

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