The Springfield herald., 1915-06-04
=. Campo,
.sltor Tuesday,

Hope Brown are helping Mrs.
Lena Clauson get started in her
restaurant.
r. M. Fowler had his car in
the Jones Bros. hospital the first
of the week, getting some repair
work done.
Small section maps of the
county-the Herald has
them; S cents at the office.
10 cents by mail.
T. V. Nidey takes another 50
doses-$1.25 worth, of good old
Herald medicine, for which
THANKS are extended.
n Mistake Made by Many
Wien ysu suffer pains and aches and sleep dis
cabling bladder weakness by night, feel tired.
nervous md run down. the kidneys and bladder
should be restored TO healthy, strong and 70 sular
action. II Is mistake to postpone treatment
Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in sound.
healthy condition and keep them active and strong
PosIoFFicE DRUG STORE s. E spsekmann. PROP.
G. G. Campbell of West Flats
was Herald caller on the LIST
inst, and orders through the
Herald the Kansas City Star.
q. G. Amer of Stonington, who
came to America about six years
ago from Syria, made application
for citizenship papers this week.
To Sleep Well in Summer.
SHsht inflammation Of the bronchial tubes
cause distressing cough and makes sleep inn
possible. Folsy's Honey and Tar Compound
sssps that annoying tickling and reiives the rack.
Ing. firing eourh Good for all coughs, coldss
Group and bronchial aheetions.
PosIoFFIcE DRUG STORE. 8. E. spsckmann Prop.
VIM. and Gid Thompson came
to Springfield Tuesday on false
report of newspaper lately
Cum to town" that court would
convene that day, thereby caus-
ing them to lose some good time
and some good money.
Louis Cohen of the new post
Office at Baker, ]. B. Woodland,
whose wife is the postmistress
at that place, and S. G. Sitton of
Wentworth, dropped into the
Herald Office Tuesday evening to
talk over the good times coming.
Shilling, the insurance man,
dropped in Tuesda to say hello"
and chat a little. Mr.. Shilling
is writing up policies at a
good rate all over the coun-
t., on Monday writing "A SO, 600
policy for one man, and a SO, 200
For another man, and is writing
others just as fast as he can get
TO them.
That some good Two Buffers
believe that sometime their land
is going to be worth the price is
evidenced by the fact that they
continue to come before Judge
Allen to make proof, and some.
times in herds, droves, and
flocks. Last week
bunch of five, whose faith in the
segregation. is apparently with
out meets and bounds, came be-
fore the Judge and asked to be
placed on the tax rolls, as follows:
Arther J. Adams, John Cadek,
Joseph Vasco, Irving H Morse,
Ed Leigh; they using as witness
es, T. l.. Harris, B. W. Metcalf.
7. ]. Vaughn, H. T, Gather.
Attention, Lamar.
The one important observation
which Congressman Heating de,
sired to emphasize after his re
cent trip to Baca county, was
the condition of the main road to
the southland.
Lamar merchants should take
some steps toward MAKING IL
much easier for prospective pa
irons to reach market if they
would reap the largest harvest
from the trade area which lays
tributary to the county seat, y
said Mr.. Heating. and everyone
who has made the trip to Spring
field, is in hearty accord with
the views of the congressman.
Lamar News.
What we get We have to fight
for, and keep right on liz -hnng
for till we get it. Our advice is
that the Lamar papers keep right
on pounding at this road propo-
sition until something is done.
sCatafrh Cannot Be Cureds
Y0~AY. AnnY a