davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Indications-Rain, preceded by station
temperature; northeasterly winds.
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sn 8e,un nnf hie Mermenhn,

Sn 8e3ug auf Die Nermenbung
Der $3.50, 900, faas ndmli9 bieie Mns
lsibe bel Der Nbtimmung am 20. Mpril
bepilliet iperben follte, erfldrt ber Wias
por galagban, baB bic StraBen 8srs
beHerung bonn Wittelpunfte ber Stabt
ousgeben fol-. 4nbere, tpeiter ab lie.
genoe StraBen, bic bringenb Der Repas
ratur beohrfen, tperben ntatabamiirt
ober nit aies befabren. Der Wapor
iast feruer. oaB es n6tbig ift, cine
Steuererb6bung bor3unebmen, iDenn
bic anleibe abgelebnt wsrben iollte.
Wtit ben iebigen ginfiinften laRen R6
feine 8erbeherungen In umfangrei4e'
rem Mabfabe ausfdbren. San antos
niO barf aber fir bic nd9ffen atpei
Sabre nift ftiafeben; es muB ettpas
getban tperben, tbeils um nebelifdnben
ab3ubelfen, ibeils I'm bic Stabt boran'
3ubringen. Die alternative III alio:
@ntueber cine Nnleibe, bic nod unb
na9 in oreiBis Sabren abbe3abIt ipirb,
ooer Steuererb6buns.
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s,m gtast umb 9prf


reifen bic Refine bes gBeaielz unb GaGenfebers unb
trasen bttere Grudt. Rein @emenweien lit Bis iesi
sdnt@ bappn reriGpnt seblteben. Sn BEN hit beSbt=
terten Nuartteren ber srrben Stdbte nb mansebafte
3analtiatirn, in reren @prdbteu unb auf benz aanbe
itasnrenbe Gflsen unb umpFser 1ntersrunb bic grut=
dtte bereben Gesen Bite senannten Srantbeiten sieb
eS elm itel has bieelben turrt unb tbnen seid3ei=
tts rrrbeust. Setn @ame tit ST. pfetter's M a.
senbitters, trel&es pbne uebertreibuns has pirt=
ianfe egtittrente Spe3ialmitel sesen tas Malarias
Gift 1T. Wer f& NIT bteiem unperseidlden GpeSifis
fum parrnet, fam mtasmati4en GtnIhHen unseftraf
Trrs beten. Mdsen=, 9eber= unb llnterleibsleiben,
mSsen e nun bic Grlse res @enuifes Ron miasmenses
fpdnsertem gBaer rber anberer llrfa6en iein, wei=
den Dor benz wrbltbds ipirtenpen senannten asrret=
tirmittel, uno rbeumatifde, @ieren= unb glaIenbes
f4perten rerben er bur bafieIbe beititis, penn es
fenieauent ansewenbet mirb.
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Mlerlet.

- ginen re9t bergnigten Sag plro
es morgen i'm &:berfbe part geben,
tpo elm 2onaert unb pitnit, ben Der
vMufical Union" ueranitaltet, abgebals
ten tpirb.
= Ser bon 8. Wolfion berausaege.
bene San Nntonio Drp @oobs 9eralo~
1T beute eri9ienen. Oas Blatt 1T
babf9 iluitrirt unb entbdlt angenebmen
2eieftpff fit bic Damen.
Sm 9iitritt @eri9t au Burnet,
tpurbe 6. 8. Disnomitp bon Der Nnflage,
beim 0ertauf Der San Saba @olbmine
in Soobers Dauep fali9e SariteQungen
gen1a1t 3u baben, freigeipro9en.
= Grau Granf 3rii9, Grau bes am
MIa3an Greet tpobnenben Gleii9ers
Rrif1, bot genern in ibrem 0ofe nit
elmer Doppelflinte einea Wolf erlegt,
ber ibrem 9iibnerbof einen 8efu9 obs
ftattete.
- Cine bubble unb prattiid5e Sbee,
06l9bIdtter in Gorm eines Bu9ss al
nertbeiIen, III bon ber Red Star Line
ausgesangen, unb wiro bafelbe auf
Mnfrage an bic @eneralsNsenten peter
Wrigbt & Sons, go. 6 8omling
@reea, Stem Oort, iom:e bon ibren So.
taIsMgenten gratis Derianbt.
Nn anberer Gtelle berbhentli9en
mir eine neueNn3eise ber befannten@lotbs
ing 6anbIung 5. Mnrris & Bro.
In tuelher preiie angegeben fno, bic
unbebinet Seben aum Rauf einlaben.
9hbf9e Mn3hse fit tdsli6en @ebrau@
giebt es ba i9on au $5-6 unb $74 uno
far before 3leibuuesittde iinb bic
preiie i'm NerbdltniB. Seber fann f9
bon ber &i9tieteit ber Nnsaben hber.
aeugen, tuenn Ct i'm Store, go. 255 unb
257 Commences StroBe porIpri9t.
- Wir freuten uns, Serrn s ere
mann Dredf6mibt, t, ben liebense
iuiirbisen @eneral Isenten Der sSais
nois 6taats3eitung" in unierer Office
begrlBen 5u t6nnen. gtiht nur als &es
prdientant beg anseIebenifen beuti9en
8lattes biefes 2anbes, ionbern aud als
angenebmer unb fiotter @eieaf6after,
1T uns 6err Dredidmibt ftets elm mills
fommener 8eiu9er!
= gs ilt bic Mbii6t beg Mapors,
Mlamo pIn3a nod M6gli9feit au berz
f66neru. Sein plan III, in Der Mitte
(bie ungepHaitert bleibt) ben Sizes etlpa
IL GuB lief aus3usraben uub ben &aum
nit f9marser grbe aus3ufallen. Damn
&afen an3ulegen, Bdume su pfanaen,
gementtpege 3u legen, 8dnfe auf3uiiels
len, einen MuHss papi1on 5u erri@ten
uno biellei6t nod eiue Gontdne, bic ie.
bod cine 3ierbe bes plabes tuerben
mlBte. Die Sbee 1T 70 gut. baB fe
perbient, aussefiibrt au tperben.
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II mRuam@m mNpnmn
WoLFS0N Ecke Main Plaza Acequa SAN

mid fommeu, fagte er gu ii6 felbft unb
bell bon biefem @ebaafen ging er our
anberaut1ten 3eit obne &aft, aber au9
obne Sait iiber bic StraBe nod benz
6auie beg @enerals, III befen ameitem
6todtperte Silbegarb einige @emd@er
bepobnte.
Gin alter Oiener nabm Wr. Scott
6ut unb Mantel ab unb 6ffnete cine
hobe Gligeltbtr, bur@ bic Gran3 nit
beiterer Miene eintrat.
St befanb fi6 I'M Wobn5immer ber
6tiftsbame. sic fab auf einem 2ebns
itubI untpeit bes Gamins, In benz Elm
bellies Geuer hammte, unb bielt Elm Bud
In ber linfen 9anb, inbem fie ibm nit
belIem Bid bic Re6te entsesen ifredte.
gbrerbietig fiiBte ct bic f6male feline
banb, lie ipra6 nit Der ibr 10 uoblan'
ftebenben llnbefangenbeit: vSie iinb
pdnttIid, 6err Scott, elm Cob, bas nur
tpenig Mfdnner meiner Betanntibaft
berbienen; fogat mein berebrter Onfel,
Der @eneral, 1T nur piinftli6 i'm Dienff,
feine Tamilie ldBt er oft lange lparten."
Sd tperbe leidt ungebulbig, tpenn
man mid marten ldBt, erwioerte Grdn3,
i9 feIbft balte tets bic 3eit ein, beute
aber tnif6te fi9 ggoismus in meine aus
geborene piinftli9feit, unb bieien, mein
gndbiges Grdulein, muRen sic mir bets
aeiben.
Mieber err6tbete 9ilbegarb, benn he
bermo9te tpobl, ibrer Stimme bas 8ez
ben 3u perbieten, aber ibren Wangen
ni1t bas unfreipillige 8etenntniB.
0aben sic bas Drama geleien, 6err
Geott2 fragte 'fie.
Diefen Morgen, nit GROCER Nufmert.
iamtei. Sd finbe, baB bic &olle, tpel9e
mir auf 2otbars gmpfebIung = benn
ct min in mir bur6aus elm Darfellungss
talent feben = ettpas su groB 1T, um
in 10 furser 3eit ifubirt ali lperben, iagte
Gran3.
gs f@eint 10, erpiberte Fe. aber es
f6eint nur. Die HieBenben Ierie
lernen f9 Iei1t unb alles Mnbere, mas
| fur bieien 6elben erforberli6 1T. bot
Sbnen bic gtatur gegeben.
Gran5 anttportete auf bieies Gompli=
ment nur nit elmer tiefen. f6peisenben
Ierbeugung.
2otbor batte ben Muftrag bon Der
Saute @eneralin, Sbneu idon Dor spei
Wo6en ibre Bite unb ginIaoung' su
iiberbringen, feline 9er3ensaugelesen=
belt, BON tpel1er sic tpifIeu tperben,
ma9t ibn 70 3erifreut, baB fein 8erlaB
mebr auf ibn 1T. Sd preiie meinen
Gott, baB i@ BON fol6en Seelen5uiidns
ben nur aus Bh6ern unb bur1 bic Mit=
tbeilungen meiner Greunbe 2enntniB
babe. Sd fam mir fein Slid obne
Rube benten. mas aud ber eroBe Goethe
bon bieiem Glide iageu mag. Sd balte
es nit Der Greunbi6aft, ber 2iebe obne
Glhgel.
0ielei9t baben Sic &e6t, tnein end,
biges Jrdulein, eruiberte Graua.
(Gortfetuus fcIet.)
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= Sn Dallas 1T am II. Gpril cine
Gabrit fir bic 0erftelung bon Baum.
tpouen 8inbfdben in Betrieb gejebt
tporben, tpelbe elmer She'll Der groBen
Baumwollen3eug. .Tabrit biIbet unb ba3u
beifimmt 1T, ben Garmern bon Seras
bel ibrem Rampf gegen oas MomopoI
Der Suite. uno 9anfs&n6faben.Ga .Gabriten
gu 6iiIfe gu fommen. Cine probe, bic
NIT 8aumponen ginbfaben angeftellt
tuurbe, seigte, baB berielbe itdrter mar,
als Der getD6bnlide grobe SUITE. ober
9anfsGaben. unb bate auBerbsm ben
Wortbeil, tpei9er unb gei6meibiser 3u
fein. probeh beg neuen Gabrifates
tDerben iiber ben gausen Gtaat bin bers
fenoet, unb bafeIbe foll nur In ni6t ses
ringeren Quantitdten, als 10000 pfb.
perfauft merben.
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auf beuti6en lnioeriii6ten ein geraoeau
ftaunenswertbes WiHen auf ben perz
f9iebenffen @ebieteu angesisnet bat.
Die &e6aftion iebt iih aus einem ganz
gen &reiie bon profeforen unb 8eams
ten aufammen, bic gum gr6Bten Sbeile
in Oeutf6lan6 ftubirt baben uno cine
gdrgf6aft baftir iinb, Dab Die 3eiti9rift
Sintiqes Ieiften tpirh.
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s@ Wenn Semanb gud iast:
Sold einen S6nupfen tpie biesmaI,
babe i'd bod aber nod ME gebabtl"
bann nebmt ibn beim Worte unb EN-.
pfeblt ibm "Chamberlains Cough Re,
medy" sll gebrau@en. Das tpirb i'm
beilen. Sir 6uiten, 0eiferfeit unb
@rtdltuugen aller gtrt aiebt es nidts
Beferes ols bies Gum 8erfauf Bel &.
@sbn 6 Co., s. &alteper & Sobn unb
anen anberen Npotbefern.
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Wmte Werbammma.

Das III epas, mas Seber baben mub, wenn er letnes
eebens frcb ieiu miu. 9auienpe iu9en eS tdSi& unb
ferben, neil fe es ni&t fnsen. Ianienne pom 0saars
rerhen tn her Senuns serpfert, bieeS nebel n beeis
tisen nnb bod siebt es elm Wittel paSesen. gHr Saz
rantiren hab electric 8tters, mad 9ori2rift nno hn>
redenb lanse sebrau4t, cine suite gereaunns f6affen
nnb haS nebeI Der llnrerbauli felt beeitisen pirb.
ggr empfeben electric 4itterS fur Orspepia unb alt
aran tbeiten ber 2eber, res MasenS unb Der Reren.
gBro u 80 Cts nnb 81 bic DIae tn her Gpetbefe BON
DretB, Ghcmpfon u So. rer fault.
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@efarbte 9auns.

40 3oll breiter guttiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 124 Gents pet garo; Ylaib
aawns, 80 3ca brett, in 5arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stade Bertb Orsaubies
123 Gents; Gable @Oro Srsanbies, 12l
Gents; Berlii6er Muu aller 9rt, 80 uno
IS Gents; amerieun @bauies, sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
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@eike 9anns.

25oO garts e9ser, 1air,corb, Blaib
aamns, 10 Gents per garb; Marieiaes
BON l2a Gents per Oarb au; feline
Biques, Is Gents per gatb; Dreb gam=
bries, 12z, 1e3 unb 20 @ents; ensliide
@onbrics uno MainioOta, So 3on brett,
20 Bis SO Gents.
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Gin Gtit6dbem Gtntpitfel.Bapier rettete
itr 4ef1em.

Gs mar elm sepibnliHes Gtud Ginpidel= gapier,
ater es rettete br eeben. gle i'm lebten Starum
eer SGmtnbiuHt unb mad hem Ansiprud9 Der Ner5te
als 70 gfunb. Nuf einem Sthd Ginptdel 4apier las
e rcH Or. Rings Rep Discovery; iie bolte iid cine
Yrcbe s6lai@e unb ss BALI, earauf taue e cine srpbe
Ilai@e nue fhbite I'D sebeert unD bur@ fertseesten
Getraud wuroe iie pieeer fart, sefunc, rof9 unb
neSt MN peher l40 Bfunb. SIR peitere GtnJelbeten
ieuhet eine Sriefmarte an gB. 8. Sole, Apptbefer,
Sort Smitb.
. Brebe GIai6en gratis ,u baben in allen aprtbeteu
YretS her srcben TIai@en 81. W6rlelale Bel Treib,
1brmpicn Il &C.,, Gan Nntcnip.
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ldrsr. sic fnO ausse3eidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm @arn sefdrbt.
Sdcttiide 3epbAre allerleeter Mooe
in alien Wuftern, iolib sefarbt, 81 3oll
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine ha6f9e Muswabl BON Sdcttis
iden @bambraAs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@roBer gOrrutb bon @lasspw Be-
pbhrs aller Nrt.
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Srbineton, Sls., 2S. Mai,
1888. - Dor brei Sabren lit 5rall
@gbert SeneDf an neuralsii6en
S6merjen tn 2opf unb @sfi6t; fie
Iitt brei Sage uno berfu9te bann ct.
Safobs. Del, tpeldes fe in fur3er 3eit
beiIte. -Sas. 8. @oobner, apotbeter.
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= Das y o d Bier Der Gone Star
8rauerei bat einen fOl6en 4ntlang ges
funoen unb Der @unfd, ND O9 me B r
babon 3u ttin.en III 10 alleemein, baB
bic Srauerei fib enti6lofen bot, ibre
ganjeu 8Orrdtbe bes bor3dsli6en 5tofs
fes ber3ugeben. Sas Bier 1T bemna9
beute unb mDrgen pieber an 3apf.
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s@ Gin iebr completes 2aser bon
6emben, unter5eug, unb 6errer Sois
letten,Q ,Qrtiteln fiibren pancoaf &
Spbn.
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Qamns.

Bir baben ieet msbrere bunbert Stade
umeritaaii6eu, enSliiden, irii4en, fran>
SSliiden uub i6wei5er 6abritats 3ur Qln.
ii&t ausIiesen.
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Cine unsebeure ausmabl in bieieu
Mrtiteln.
Stride 9eineuSenge.

glouien.9einen, Belfait Brown Dres
Siuens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.Wa
bon 10 Gents an; 9einen.g gamtries, SO
Gents Big 81, unb Sieles aubere.
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garnabA's ameritaniide @insbams
far Damen- unb ainber aleiber, ertra=
isin, 20 Gents. \
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gine bollltdnbise Nuswabl Ter neuee
fen Mufter gu 12z unb Is Ste. per Oarb.
1856 StIde ''New Departure" 5u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iino Wuiter frun30fider Ranils
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Triiblinsswaoren in iOliben Gars
sen 123, Is unb 20 Gents..
sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben INNER ropue
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ssralls0lii4e eatins.

aranS6iiide satins.
Sn Stem Dorfer unb gOifoner 3eituns
gen iperben iie NIT 374 unb 33s Gents
per 0arb anncneirt. gBtr berfaufen
bieieIben Waaren IN ben idSniten Wus
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
glmerifaniide Satins.
Su seuen i6Snen @uitern nur 10
Gents per Yarb.
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Die
@Ddentlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erf9eint
ieoen Qottttet faG
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr Dber $1.25 fite
6 Wunate tn Uurausb besablmna.
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9Dir tdben ne MmSpab tit paleten StDn, pefertt
tnS 3epbprS 2awnS 8attS Gdbre8 unb @ngbaS 3u I'll
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02
Notice for Publ1eatton.
Land onice st Lamar, Colorado,
nrNnha,- lIrh Isssl


October llth, 1859.
Notice is hereby givon that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his inten
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the County Court of Prowers
Co. at Lamar. Colo, on November 18th, lsss,
viz; Jesse h. Stevenson, ii. L. 34d5 for
the e. l-e n. e. Ii 81 tip. 81 $. of +. II W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion OF, said land viz: Fred Williams, Daniel
L. Gilbert, Hiram u. Rowe, Charles Lindstrom
all OF Lamar, p. o. Prowers Co., Colo.
Also at the same time and place viz: John
II. Nye, II. E. 42S5 FOR the II. W. IL sec. ID tp. p
sol r. a. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of, said land, viz: Fred Williams, Jesse
h stevenson, Hiram G. Rowe, Arthur Craw-
ford all OF Lamar, 7, o. Prowers Co., Colo.
Also at the same time and place viz: Fred
Williams, d. 5. S9O2 for the lots / and 2
sec. 81 tip. 81 ;. of T. ~ W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tlon of, said land, viz: Deniel L. Gilbert,
Hiram &. Rowe, jesse X. Stevenson. Sol. Wise
all of Lamar Z. o. Prowers Co., Colo.
O. d. FORD.
1928. Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Vote for the bonds.

H. l.
day.
Tho candidates are tired and
Geepy.
Hon. James Swift went to Denver
yesterday.
F.B. Koen had business at Den
yer Monday.
Lamar has the best public school
in Prowers county.
Capt. II. A. Billow is worker
that never gets left.
w. l.. Morehouse returned from
Winfield, Kansas Monday.
Mrs. N. A. Metcslf returned from
Denver Monday night.
The Daily Facts is lively sheet
and is eagerly sought for.
Mrs. w. o. Lee returned Sunday
night from 3 visit IN Iowa.
Charlie Ssxton has made q good
officer re-elec, him county surveyor.
The Walsenburg World have a
complimentary word for Col. Billov.
1t rained si; night Wednesday
night, and showed all of Thursday.
Thursday night was Halloween.
il was too stormy for the boys to be
out.
&C. Goodale addressed repub-
Ncan meeting At Granada last satur-
day.
Six inches OF snow at Denver and
twelve inches at Palmer Lake Tues
day.
S. Harrel has moved. In town. and
occupies wha, Is known as the Brown
house.
C.J. A,drach has purchased the
A NJ. Nicholas residence and moved
ia town.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an oyster supper next Tues
day night.
A duky vas arrested Tuesday
night for stealing coal from the Santa
Fe company.
Mex, Wednesday will be Just an
other such ? day to the democrats as
Thursday was.
II there are any voters who have
not yet registered, they can register
next Monday.
A. II. Rogers has made good
commissioner, see that his name is
on your ticket.
Capt Billow was nine years In the
regular army. and has soldier rec
ord TO be proud OF.
Mr.. John Lake received his com
mission as county commissioner BY
appointment "Wednesday.
Frybarger is having hard work to
keep the people from forgetting all
about his county seat offer.
Do not scratch q name On the re-
publican ticket it is made up of good
men who should be elected.
Vote the republican ticket from
top to bottom, and place Prowers
county in the republican line.
Frost Leggett editor of the Chiv
ington Chief vas in the city last Sat
urday, and favored US with call.
lamar invites the people of Prov
srs county to dinner Monday. There
il never anything little about Lamar.
Mrs. J. d. Martin was bitten by
cat Tuesday. There has been two
ladies and boy bitten by cats
lately.
A. r. Black was taking legal ad-
vice at Denver Monday. 1t takes a
good deal of advice To get his town
started.
Mrs. M. II. Thomas returned from
Montrose Saturday last, and went
down TO Lskin, Kansas, on a visit
Monday.
George I. Herbert was called to
Denver by wire lac; Saturday on &C.
count of the serious illness of his
wife's mother.
II
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02

stock raiser in Kansas fourteen years.
during which tine he held many
public positions of trust.
Mr.. Black will probably admit IN.
side of six months, that he knew all
the time there was no chance to make
Alliance the county seat.
Capt. Billow has shown his liber
ality by subscribing to assist every
public enterprise asking assistance
in tins county since he has been a
resident.
The REGISTER extends eongratu-
lations to Miss Jessie Rail and Cy.
Clark who were married at Montrose
Sunday evening. They are both
formerly of Lamar aud have many
friends here that wish them happi-
ness.
The reason John Lake has not been
around among the people more than
he has, Is because he has been busy
at work at home. No republican
need have the least fear IN voting tor
John Lake for be is as square a man
as can be found in Prowers county.
Farmers of Prowers county elect
your friends when you know who
they are. John Lake is a hard work
ing man, he has come here TO stay,
and is identified with the best inter
ests of the county, and this is the
kind of men we want for commls-
sioners.
Miss May T. Graham secretary of
the W. c. I. U. informs US that the
ladies OF that organization desire to
let their building TO some one who
will repair it for the rent. There Is
but little repairs needed and the effer
is one of very cheap rent for the win
ter and spring
II. ID. Parmenter as n candidate
for treasurer was case of the office
seeking the man, and not the man
seeking the office. We frequently
hear men say that should always be
the case. Show that you believe the
office should seek the man by elect
ing Mr.. Parmenter.
Rev. and Mrs. Kent White were
happily surprised last Saturday even
ing by large number of the people
Of Lamar, calling on them as a dona-
ton party. Il was to have been \
pound party ha, number took sacks
of -four, potatoes and altogether a
young grocery store.
We ara told that it is the purpose
OF the democrats to get one of the
commissioners this year aud If pos
sible two. II they should succeed
in elecung one this year then they
would use every influence in their
power to elect another next year aud
thus give them control Of the board.
Cougressnaa Townsen has sent
Capt Billow for signers, petition
to Congress asking for an appropria-
ton TO build reservoirs in southeast
srn Colorado. The petition fully
sets forth the necessity of the apPro-
priation, and if generally signed will
have large influence IN securing
national aid.
A week ago yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. B. Smith left overland for
Missouri. Mr.. Smith drove the
wagon team and his wife pony to q
buoy, three miles east of town Mrs.
Smith got out the buoy when the
pony run away and came back to
town smashing the buoy on the way,
they continued the journey after cap
turing the pony, but left the buoy.
CARD OF THANKs:-ED. REGISTER
We were pleasantly surprised
last Saturday evening by e donation
party at the church. The people
came as was evident to make US well
como by their presence and gifts
and to have a good sociable time.
The large number present and the
kindly feeling shown is heartily ap-
preciated by us. Respectfully,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent White.
...l
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02
Let Perham clean your watch. tt

NJ. E. CHURCH:-Services every
Sabbath, all are invited to attend.
Suuday-School at 10 q. m.
Preaching at IL am, and Z pm.
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02

Watches repaired and cleaned by
Perham at the City Drug Store. If.
The Lamar register., 1889-11-02

In the election of officers and
county seat, the funding bonds propo-
s,tion has been nearly lost sight of,
when in fact /. is one of the most
important question to be considered
next Tuesday. We know of no one
opposed to the bonds, and cannot un-
derstand how citizen of our county
could be, end no doubt the vote for
the bonds will be almost if not unan-
imops. as 1t should be for the reason
that the Bent county debt must be
paid by the-first of next March. and
if we can vote twenty year bonds at
low interest, before that time expires,
the people here will be much more
able to pay the tax then than now,
and then there will be thousands of
new settlers inside of twenty years
to help pay off the debt. Let every
voter see that his ticket reads for the
bonds
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-13
The pulpit and socia,Purfty.

Very fey among the ministers of ripest
experience touch in their teachings upon
the plain facts required for true physical
Christianity. Bodily religion is term
that seems to be unknown, even to the old
est teachers, and the young men are hardly
qualified, for lack of experience and the
sort OF courage which makes it possible to
grasp these nottlesome questions with the
frmness that is required.
The tobacco question is ignored, and that
of personal, social and political purity only
touched in the most general fashion. In
some places where the youth are sinking
slowly, no, so swiftly as to cause alarm,
into the mire of uncleanliness; where the
most horrible things are plainly heard
through the windows that open upon the
streets, after bedtime by those who, for
any reason, are wakeful; where any woman
is in danger if out alone; where the vilest
literature is circulated among the school
children; in such places some Christian
fathers and ministers profoundly hope
that this indicate social purity subject
will not be thrust upon their people"
The teaching of the pulpit. as said above,
is all right as far as it goes, but it does not
touch the putrid core of the ulcer Gentle
LAYING with scented soap and distilled
waters will not cure, or even check the dis
order. The leprons libertine will sit with
his wife and children under the preaching
of a minister who, perhaps, smells of to-
bacco, and enjoy the fitness of his illustra-
tions and his eloquent periods, as he por-
trays the beauty of pure life; take all
that is offered him with perfect serenity;
drop his conscience money into the basket;
pat the preacher on the shoulder as he
holds him by one hand, and the next day
send him box Of lIavanas, and go on his
way just the same as though he had never
heard the pulpit changes rung on the words
about the pure in heart.-Nrs. s. M l.
Henry, IL. Union lssgnal.