The Springfield herald., 1915-09-03

Locals
We sell stationary.
L. Pruit Of Clyde was Herald
caller the first of the week.
Will Fields of southwest was
trading in town the first of the
week. . l72ea
F. D. Howell OF West Flats
was an agreeable visitor on the
30th ult. TO-
His Rest was Broken
o. D, wrigAt, Rsssmoot. Nsb.. writer: : I was
bothsrsd with paias IN the region of my kidnsys.
NJ Rsse vss beeksn By frequent action ef my
kidnsys. ] was advised by my doctor to try Fol-
h, Khnsy Pil1s and sas 90 cent bottls made a
vsa usn Of me-" They relieve rheumatism and
haekaehs.
711 rosr OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Stinson
were the guests of the Wagner
Hotel Saturday.
Fred Hollister was taking in
the sights Of the metropolis the
first of the week.
Mesdames c. H. Williams and
Ettie Miller Of Clyde we're Her
aid callers Tuesday.
A wholesale tobacco dealer in
Indiana owns lot IL in block 10
and wants 81, 600 for it.
Schools may bar children
Commoa colds srs contagious and boards Of
health in many citiss barring children with colds
lfsom school. Fsicy's Honey and Tar 10 an old
and ,siiabis family medicine and frees children
from coughs, colds, xruip and whoopins cough.
Parents may save trouble tby giving bsf.re
school opens.
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE
Ray and Jim Harvel of Lam
port were in town Monday on
land busidess before Judge Al
len.
o. G. Mason. son Harvey and
Will kincaid of the Horseshoe
country were Herald sanctum
callers Monday.
Claud Dean has returned from
his visit to his parents at Guth-
RE, Okla. and left his father
much improvd in health.
ai ]. o. vanorsdol and wife re-
turned from their Kansas-Iowa
visit Sunday, and had the usual
eood-time on the ronnd trip.
Did the old Man Good
Co. -. CIsuSh, Of Prsntiss, Miss., Il seventy
seven ysass cd and had troubls with his kidneys
Tor many Ssars. He writes that Yollsy Kidney
Pilh ~ hia nush god. He used many rsm-
saiss, bat tkis = TIE only one that sv~s nsansd
Mn ~ snaa, yea.s OF I'D. can a{fud 70 neg
lest 0mptsass = kidasy trouble.
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE
A valued new recruit is that
old time Boston boy. Levi Cham
bers, who during the year to
come will know just who is who
il Baca county.
T. p. Render of Stonington is
a recent probationary recruit to
the happy Herald family. The
Stonington list, like the town,
keeps right on growing.
tl4 Atty Alberti, when he came in
from his ranch Monday, brought
a sack of roasting ears-Austra-
lian Flour corn, for the editor.
The ears were fine-filled to the
tip.
Paper Man Recomends it
R.R. Wsstworth Of the st. Jauss (Ao.) New
writss. "a ssvers cold ssttlsd in my lungs.
4 feared pnsumonia. Follsy's HONEY and Ia,
straiRhts~sd me mp immsdistsy. rseomms,d
tho genuine cough and lung medicine" Right
now Thousands Of hay fever and sst una sufferer
ar. thankful for this wonderful healing and
soothing remedy
POST OFFICE ORIG STORE
IT. Munsell of Leon. Kans.
is new recruit OF both Baca
county and the Springfield Her
aid, all of which shows that he
knows a good thing when he
sees 1t.
]. McCaslin, who recently
y bought the Mrs. Waugh ranch,
was a pleasant caller the first OF
the week, aud informs US he ex-
poets to move his family here in
tile near future.
s. NJ. Bland of Oklahoma, a
relative of Uncle Dick Bland OF
silver notoriety, was Herald Wis
ltor Monday, with w. NJ. Grant,
whose half section of land at Ar
tesla he was expecting to buy.