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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-08-09
YEAR BEFORE LAST

YEAR BEFORE LAST
We b ought and sold few cases
of the LESTER BOOTS. made at
Binghampton, New York. They gave
such general satisfaction that we
quadrupled our order last year, and
this season we have already made
arrangements with the maker for a
much larger supply. All who have
had them want them again, and not
only them, but they send us new
customers. and so it goes. 1T is
THE BEST BOOT MADE. We
have yet to hear the first complaint,
but on the contrary all speak well of
them. They COST NO MORE
THAN OTHER MAKES, and you
may as well have the best. Don't
forget us when you want to buy.
Our Ladies Genuine Pebble Goat
Button Shoe, with worked Button
Holes, at SIPS is 4 daisy. See a
sample pair in the window, or go in
side and inspect. All kinds of shoes
for Ladies', Misses and Children,
also Boys and Men. Low prices
for good goods.
F. b. HUMPHREYS,
Woodstown. N.
New Store Under the Opera House,
]. NELSON CURRY, in Charge.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas oliver Royal, OF the county OF
Bent and state Of Colorado, by his trust deed
dated on the a5th day OF September A. d,
lsss, and recorded on the 2Gth day OF Septem-
Der \. D., IsSs, in book numbered page As
OF the records OF Bent county, Colorado, did
convey to sarah J. Munger ns Trustee, and
In the event ofher death, resignation remoy-
al from Bent county or refusal, or failure, or
inability to act. then TO Geo. L. Hines us sue
cessor in trust the following described real
estate in Lamar, Bent county state OF Colo
rado, to-wit- Fifty-six feet 1867 off the east
end Of lots thirteen Ci3) and fourteen 40 OF
BLOCK numbered thirty one t3ll OF the town of
Lamar, Colorado, according to the recorded
plat OF the original town site thereof, to Sc
cure the payment Of one promisory note,
bearing even date with said deed of trust, for
the principle sum of two hundred dollars
$500 with Interest on the same ut the rate of
twelve per cent. per nnnum, said note being
made payable to John j. Munger: and
Whereas in and by the said trust deed 1t
Is provided that in case Of default in the pay
mcnt OF tho said note or the interest thereon
on the application of the legal holder of said
note It should be lawful for the said Trustee
or her successor in trust 10 sell the said prop
crty at public auction on said premi ses In the
tow Of Lamar. Bent county, Colorado, thirty
days public notice having been previously
given by advertisement in one of the news.
papers at that time published in said town of
Lamar OF the time and place OF sale.
And whereas. default has been made in
the payment OF said note and the interest
thereon according TO the terms of said deed
OF trust and the said Trustee having failed TO
act in accordance herewith. Now therefore
at the request and on the application of the
legal holder OF said note, | the undersigned
Geo l. Hines, rs successor In Trust, do here
By give notice, that viii proceed to sell by
public auction the above described property
on said described premises on the 18th day of
April 4. D., lssg nt the hour of one O'Clock p.
m, Of the said day to the highest and best
GEO. L. HINES.
Successor in Trust.
Dated this 18th day OF March \. D., 1880 at
Lamar, Colorado. t6-A.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

CoLoRADo-LANAR.
Land Office Bulletin.
Our Washington correspondent
sends us the following information.
Land Contests Decided.
The names of the successful par
ties are printed In capital letters.
Charles o. Roberts VS.. UNITED
STATES.
SOLOMON WISE VS.. A. III. Hill.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

The Band OF Hope will meet at
kornman's hall tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Mrs. Williams will be
present and address them, everybody
invited to be present.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.

The pra,ries begin to look green,
sheriff Parsons vas here Monday.
Or. Ha.ty was at caddoa Wedncs.
BAY.
q G. Hess and his ticket is good
nough.
f Bent was up to La Junta
tuesday.
Tho contest next Tuesday is for
be mayor.
c. O. Barton, of Granada, was in
p~s yesterday.
Gtrgs Logus is riding around in
new road cart
Nv. Graham has moved his store
the south side.
Mrs. Asbucklo returned from Den
tsr last Saturday.
Or. TldSell intends to build res
Iienoe this spr,ng.
Charie Crawford is down from
Paeblo on business.
March is going out pesceable like,
o. much like lion.
5. Harrel has twenty acres of oats
kha. are coming up nice.
P. $. Lynch .iii move to his farm
HE frs, OF next week.
DR.. Has,y moved his ONCE to the
|Blodge,t building Tuesday.
Work on the private ditch west of
|tovn is progressing rapidly.
W. L. Morehonse returned from
d Trip TO Springfield last Saturday.
DR.. De La Matyr lectursd a, the
Methodist church "Wednesday night.
DR.. McFall the denust is At the
Barger House, will remain several
days.
DIR. Bedell and w. w. Louden re-
turned Thursday noon from "Trip to
Eads.
Frank Holmes has improved his
residence by enclosing it with q
ience.
G. c. Goodaie returned Monday
evening from = trip TO Folsom, New
M.Iieo.
J. II. Holme. expects to move to
Ogden, Utah, about the middle of
nsit month.
Mr.. lotion for nearly q year
clerk in the Postoficc Drug Store
ha. gone TO Ia Jnnta.
An inquiry Of US A. to prices of
\ edding cards this week indicates Il
Wedding in the city soon.
c. V. Decker of the Merchants
State Bank returned from . trip to
California Thursday morning.
Martyr Myers of Caddoa has been
in town several days this week sup
ying our merchants with potatoes.
Frank Hayes from south of Spring
held has been in town several days
and goes from here to the mountains.
/, is nov Colonel Billow of the
staff. Tis thus in militia
~ as in civil matters Lamar gets to
the front
Bring the additions IN, let the non.
residents help u out in something
besides talk, vote tho home ticket
next Tuesday.
Voters if you are tired of the non
residents Kansas crowd trying to run
Lamar with their wild schemes, vote
for o. G. Hess.
Home government is a pretty good
thing, lie: the welfare of Lamar be
looked after by Lamar men, see to
this next Tuesday.
w. P. Harper will SOW hundred
acres in oats on the Koen place west
Of town, and plant forty acres on his
own farm this spring.
Get down to business. look at the
city election from u business stand
point, and Mr.. voter you will cast
your ballot for o. G. Hess.
Let the cid soldiers stand by their
wounded comrade, the opportunity
to do them honor is not often offered,
when n show your colors.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30
The Stock Erchange has reonenel

I
lunch.
The festival and meeting to ar.
range for the ditch celebration at the
Methodist church Monday night did
not draw the crowd that was ex-
pected.
Ii there are any who failed to reg
lister, they can do so next Monday by
making an affidavit that they are en-.
titled to vote and proving it by a
witness.
Mrs. J. II. Price presented her
husband with boy Monday morn.
ing. DR.. Hasty the attending physi,
clan reports the youths weight at six.
teen pounds.
Nelson Demorest received a very
fattering offer to go to Wyoming
and take position Monday, but was
obliged to decline on account of his
business here.
f. p. Arbuckle, ]. X. Doughty,
Geo. Trommlitz, Ben. Daniels, @. G.
Coutant and w. II. Davis were num-
bered among the Lamar men at Den
yer wednesday.
J. NJ. Wright has sold his dairy
business to William DAVIS, who took
the milk run the first of the week,
Mr.. Wright will give hls full atten-
tion to his farm.
Mart Strain moved house from
the Godding addition to G. G.
Ameurs farm north of the river, and
house from the south part of town
TO Gill Downer's fruit farm this
week
There has been greater number
of tramps in town the past week
than usual, several nights during the
the week a gang of these beggars
have been eamped near the stock
yards.
''Fun-Funn at the lower room in
City Hall Monday evening at
o'olock-funny dialogues, mirth pro-
yoking speeches, popcorn and glasses
candy pull" Everybody come, only
Is cents.
The social at the residence of c.
C. Goodale last night was a most
pleasant evening to the large crowd
that was there The receipts were q
little over ten dollars, the attendance
numbered over one hundred.
Mrs. 5. A. Williams a temperance
lectu..,, i-ctured at the Methodist
church three evenings this week, sd
succeeded in securing quite a number
of signers to the pledge. She is in
teresting and pleases an audience.
c. NJ. Johnson caused tramp to
ait down three times on the toe of
his boot Sunday, when the tramp I'm
ally got out of reach he appeared to
be headed for Australia with full
head OF steam and away behind time.
J. +. Roberts editor of the Oska-
loosa, Kansas, Independent arrived
here Tuesday morning to look after
the planting of his farm north OF
town. He was appointed postmaster
of Oskaloosa Just week 10 n day
after President Harrison was inlugu'
rated.
There are many IN Lamar who
will regret TO hear that Rev. Father
Begley who had his leg broken IN
runaway sometime ago, has to have
it broken and reset. Father Begley
is known all over western Kansas
and to many of our people as good
man, popular with all classes.
A. II. Rogers life long republl-
can and one of the best and most
prominent men in the south part of
our county is being strongly urged
by his friends for the appointment
of county commissioner. Sheuld be
be favored with the appointment the
affairs of the county would be in safe
hands.
WI Morehouse broke the back
of high prices of feed this week, he
now quotes the following prices; corn
per hundred pounds rs cts. Oats 81,
Chop IS cts. bran 10 cts. hay 40 to so
| o,. nor hale These prlces cannot
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30
Lots Of Money.

Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GoopALE & COOPER. If.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

This is new house, newly flttsd and fur
nisEed throughout. Tables supplied with
the best the market affords. Boarding by
day or week. Parties proving up before tho
Land Once viii be made a rate Of sl'oo per
day.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

NOTICE:-I have ordered and
will keep IN stock large and full
assortment of garden, grass and field
seeds, and will be prepared to fill all
orders for anything in the seed line.
34-37. J. L. MATTHEWS.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

Hardware at cost at C. d. Bald
WINS. 34-d.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

Harness repaired at c. D. Bald
wins. 34-tf.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

Everything found in the harness
and saddle line at c. d. Bald
wins. 34-tf.
The Lamar register., 1889-03-30

PARTIES HAVING PAPERED
ROOMS THAT ARE SOILED
CAN HAVE THE PAPER NICE
LY CLEANED BY CALLING ON
EVERETT g. HEATON THE
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANG
ERS. 4l.tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

MISS Kate Claxton will not retire from tho stage
next season, but Will play only in Eew-York, and a
few of the large cities She has secured Boobies
Baby" whic has been extremely successful in England
1t is reported Tst she Is negotiating to buy or lease
the Park Theatre, formerly HsrTigan's.
Tho report that Abbey, Schoefcl & Grau have
secured Henry Irving Miss Terry and the Lyceum
Company for tour in this country In ls9l'92 IS
diseredted At their Offices in this city. Mr. Chatter
ton, Mr. Abbeys private secretary, said that he had
no knowledge Of any intention Mr.. AbbeyS part
70 negotiate with Mr.. Irving. a dispatch from Sir
Abbey was received yesterday, but mention was
prade Of this subject.
To-day Robson and Crane will make their last
appearances Joint stars at the Star Theatre In
the evening both comedians win address the audience
The veteran actor Charles CouldOck' Will soon be
seen in this city In English mclodrama,
"The Mystery of Pernley Abbey" by Wilton Paine.
Miss Roslns vokes is enjoying at Days the most
successful engagement she has yet had in this city
On Thursday evening she and her company presented
three pieces in which they had not been previously
seen In this qty. These The Old Musician
the weight Of which is carried by Felix Norris
Uncle's VIII" and Lord In Livery In which Miss
Vokes acts, dances and sings with her usual vivacy
grace and skill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
M R0gHyp THE HOTEL. GUESTS

Albert Fitzgerald age nineteen Of No gl@ Fast Forty.
neeonC st. was arrested yesterday by detective Adams and
locked up At Police HeSdquartefN During ths Ccnten.
uia week Sprasuo { Falryuan. the prOpreors Of the
Grand Central Hotel hired large number Of cNtfa scr
wants and among them was Fitzgerald. who wcn
recommended ana placed charge Of one Of tho
halls Several complaints Of robbery werr mahc % Mr.
Spraguc by guests and Inspector uyTnes askol
IN look after the thief.
IL was icarncI by Drtestvo Adams that he pawncd a
diamond stud At pawnshop At Fortythrd.s and Third
AVG which proved have been stolen from b Winter
Of Louisville, KY, who waA one Of the guests ms
led Ia FFcsds arrest aud he confessed this robbery
and several other. ucEots found Ia his
Tor TWO diamond sesye.butOns, two diamond collar
buttons one diamond rinG and two diamond scarf pms
valued In the aggregate at $1,000 Fitzgerald also hah
A dozen duplicate keys In The Grand Central
Hotel Fitzgerald IL the Of Superintendent Fitl'
gerald who has charge OF the prison Montreal tof
over twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
rvr FAIR TO AID 4 BABIES HOME.

The fair in aid Of the Bsber' shelter, No. IL
West Twenty first ST. vent on with great success IA
Hartman Hall last evening and visitors We'd with
each other in contributing 10 the pleasures and
finances of the occasion 4 feature Of the fair IA
A large book entitled Tie Babies Appeal II 10
bound In artists canvas, on which IS painted IN
water colOrs picture suggested by tho German legend
Of the stork and the babies. The book IL ornamental
with solid silver corners while the painting on tho
cover by r. \ Church. Alrca'iy isrse number Of
prominent society people have contributed their sig
natures to the book adding at the end sums varying
from sj 90 $50. The book ia the creation Of Mrs.
Mortimer Fargo and will lie the table in tho re
cepton room n the Dabies' Shelter receive su6scrp
lions.
Added 10 the usual attar lions OF fair thorc vas
a programme last evening Of an Interesting entertain
ment Including 4 recitation by Miss Amy BaErr,
songs bv the Mcndelssohn cleo club Quartet, IL. r.
Distlehurst J. c. Read, George Ingram and H. J.
Brewer. The interest Of those present, however,
centred IN the onc-act comcdctta, A Happy Pair
in which Mrs. Daniel Paine Griswoh, formerly Miss
Annie Robe played the part Of Mr.. IIuueytuu and
Evert Jansen Wendell had tho character Of Mr. Honey
ton Among those WHO are working for tho success
OF the fair Mrs Alexis W. Stein, MTs. II. J..
Roosevelt Charles \. EasInn hr a. Il. HaddoCk,
Mrs. Prescott Evartg, MIR. Josephine Smith, Miss l.
VI. Wood, Mrs. &. L. COuger aud the Misses Law
renee Frank ". Sanger, " the Broadway Theatre,
has given Box II Of that theatre 10 be sold FOR to
nights performance the proceeds 10 80 20 The Shelter.
An entertainment will be given 10 night IN AssOCIa-
ton Hall FOR the benefit Of the same charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11

nE Ea5v <: S Gg 3 s Ny e iss r:'n'r Bell
Eas, i4sd st. sunday. Siay i. at 2p. m.
Bl aT-At Hartford, Conn., May l. PArses L. Burt in his
CLEVELAND Suddenly on THURSDAY evening.
BrcoEyn \ T. Rc6rcra w. Cleveland.
Funeral private Saturday. llth inst ats NJ from tbs
Charleston. 5. Q, papers please copy.
COOLIDGF-At Brick Church Orange y. j. May g. Carrie
Louise vito OF hcnTy Coolidge and daughter Of Howard
saturday May H. at 80 O'Clock m, nom her iSto rest
Trains ISsve foot Of BARCLAY Clrstopher SITS Sl3O.
Interment a; the convenience OF the family
CREIGHToN Friday Nay 10 John Creighton TO b age &C.
%Ssfissa M0;sI B:oaaTay Sni Si;Iss sunday. m
Intermgnt convenience of the family.
gilst. George il. Dnks son OF George W. and Caroline
Sp%. 3 %S nsd S q aT1a Ss Ss
service at bis sunday 18th inst, at&pm
GREGoHY-ou May I'm New.oEIeans James G. Gregory.
LEMAN-At Dcrgcp Point NJ. Mays $50, Louise Cum;
years nud months.
LOCKWOOD Brooklyn. May LuereGia. wtdO" of Rob
Funeral il lafayette OF saturday tils,
Burial At cIicnce OF the family.
tn; g'sa ,, Of 9 sSR I9GsP S2s !, S Y
7S;h Year .
oLMsTED Al Dansu Conn. On Tuesday, Nay ?; Elsie.
sics,, in the 4th year OF her age.
SHAW IN Brooklyn, THURSDAY May 9. 1889. James c.
shaw, Of New. York aged u years.
Relatives and attend the funeral services
resdSCN NJ his nephew, r. n. smith No lSI Macon
81, Marcy ave. Brooklyn on Sunday May H. att
III.
Kings coya,e BrOoklyn aud TOmpkins ave station.
iitcrlncu At IIrrytownor. Hudson Monday.
Brooklyn, at her late residence No LA Henry 81,
Auu! widow OF faA late Jcf-rSyu Il. shay.
Notice Of funeral in sunday papers.
En2E Pa I on T rn End NAY so =
Rev. Dr. John Sandervccr, Of tston In the SSH
uf her age.
Funeral At her residence Monday. $50 p. IN.
NNECHER-At Geneva switzerland. the 9Th insL Pro-
lessor James NauChe.. In hlS 5Sth year.
WAIVER on Wednesday May ; 1889. Eduard WanEer.
Ecra from his late residence 20 West 3lsLsL SaIsdaJ az
.0UUIOCk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
, srXGrLAK COINCIDENCE.

From The Detroit f!UH fltNn
The pwupr OF a place on Second. ave. stood In his
harm door on the alley the Other dey whom man with
"A wooden leg and a orutch came along aud passed. tho
time u day and hnany said
say, I want you ~ do mo faNur want TO
leave my lcg with you Tor a few minulo,."
Why
want to 20 around on SccOnd ave. aud Work A
house for half dollar IN money. I've cot pointer
that the FOLKS aD very sYnp'theue' II 10 win
one log I'm ouro ui IT, go,
Very we'll Just leave YOUR leg hero aud III take
caro Of IL .., -, ,..,,
,rLe wooden substitute unstrapped and handed
over and the cripple used uIe cruch To hotp himself
n,vn lie alloy FIVE minutrs later he rang tho door
bell Gf a house around tho avenue. Ia have II opencd
Dy tho u,su no had sccn ot the barn. -,...
y '' W MIA what - he gaspod I'm a'IOnlshEieh'
uNL4gO gyRip alNetio family lives horeI' Quietly &c.
piled tho other You so!l I" nave mot WIN a .en
leg which may III you" -, - -,
.rt,, loo Vas handed over the man sat down on the
, snd stra med II on, and he got and stumped
Though the gate he said to himsolf:
I've hoard Of condolences over since was Knee
HIGH TO hon toad but this Is tho first one that ever
nj me with both feet to once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
TIE ATHLETIC ACTORS MAKING PLANS.
THEIR BENEFIT PosTPoNED-CoNTEsTs TO BE
HELD At THE GAMbs-CAPTAIN LANE
STRAINS HIS ANKLE.

A meeting Of the Actors Athletic Association was
West Twenty siIthst It decided not to have
the benefit as at first proposed, on Sunday evening
May 90, at the Broadway Theatre, but TO defer 1t
till some later night not a Sunday. In all probability
the date will be May 81 and the place the Metropolitan
Opera House. The Amusement Committee promise
that the programme shall be an "all-star' one and
shall contain OF tho most remarkable list Of names
ever seen in this city Up TO yesterday 1l5 members
had paid up their initiation fees and dues.
The contests to be held at the first games on Juno
IL at the Manhattan Athletic Clubs Grounds ,are
follows: HanGcaps- Running races: 50, 100, 22i and
40 yards; l2 mile aud 100 yards hurdle, mile walk
running high Jump, running broad jump, throwing
baseball, obstacle race There will also be tug.Of
war, four men on each side; weight Of each side $50
pounds.
1t is hoped that all members VIII take part IN tho
above contests, effort will be made to arrange
the handlcaps so as 90 give every one chance. De
Wolf Hopper, Eugene Garfield aud actors with legs
Of lengths intermediate between these extremes, have
entered for the 100 yards For the championship OF
the Association there will be contests at 100 and 44O
yards all competitors starting from scratch. TWO
extra contests will be open all amateurs, race ol
$50 yards and running broad jump
The Association play cd It's first game OF baseball
yesterday with the team, which, out Of compliment
TO Neil Burgess has bern named The County FAIR
although II is not composed Of members Of his com
but their Joy in tho victory was dRmpened by an
accident 10 Captain Frank Lane, who IN Siding 10 q
base spraned his ankle severely that he was unable
10 appear last night In " The Midnight Ben'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
MoRE ABour KicHY WArgg.

The following letter has been written BY Pro-
fessors Chandler and Breneman on the subject OF
natural and artificial yichy In reply TO recent era,
csms and assertions:
The HygcIa Sparkling Distilled Watsf COMPANY.
Gentlemen: We have carefully read aud con.
March 60 1882 entitled NTH mo s sSE i0s and nses
yichyp The article Is very unfair and illogical, ana
manufacturer 1t Is liable to create false apressicr
Ia the minds OF persons who are not familiar with The
an unfOundcd prejudice against reputable manu-
facturers.
The name Vichy Water has no fixed or definite mean
ing beyond the general idea which II conveys Of
alkaline. saline, carbonated water. IL is not nisn-
fixed by any chemical analysis which has been pub
llshcd IN scientific journals, as there are dxteca
pGS6 y no %0 ~ SA Il sss ann. 0s
spring which have been published from time 70 ume
DO not give the same results which shows that tho
ence In the composition Of the different springs 40
ylehy s SO great that tho local physicians Prescre.
for example Ce!estns and Iauterve for govt, rheis-
matsm. etc Grande Grille for diseases OF the liver;
IN view Of these facts, It seems absurd 10 select
single analysis Of ono Of the sixteen springs, ana set
Vicby Water in general
AS matter Of fact, "Vtchy wanr' Is general
name for carbonated water containing alkaline and
saline Ingredients, the most active constituent being
sodium carbonate, and there Is no reason why the
taste OF the public should not be consulted In COM
- Your statement, that, when you first prepared the
iiycca Nichy, You used a larger proportion OF soGrfu
carbonate and rhat you Subsequently reduced V 70
the quantity now used at the request Of physicians aud
other customers is entirely reasonable The proper
lion of sodium carbonate In natural Vlchy Water
Grande Grllc Is equivalent 20 dose item
grains Of this salt IN small RaSsful (x fluid ounces,
Of the water. ~ VIChy Water IS used largely by
nvads, and In enormous quantities a beverage IL
IS quite probable thst this proportion Of sodium car
Donate Is too high
Moreover. the taste OF the public must be cobl
Sued. and IN the absence Of any official standard the
manufacturer has right TO be guided by the prefer
Of bis customers.
Your VIchy Water, being made with pure distilled
water contains nothing hut the salts indicated 10 its
formula, and be administered by physicians with
the same reliance its composition that would bo
placed IN pharmaceutical preparation. The fact
that yOn have claimed that the water prepared
by Won exact reproduction OF the water Of
OF tho Vichy springs, but have sold 10 your own
special preparation, bearing its own specific nanc of
"7Hyeia Vlchy," IS a complete answer to the criu-
cisrnS 10 which you have called attention. Very
respectfully,
(SIgnedD G. F. CHANDLER,
4. a. BRESEAAN.