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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

kece u.
Miss Jessie Wilcox IL Wis ting re-
lalives at Renick, Mo.
j. T. House and family moved
to California, Mo-, last week.
La Monte has no complaint to
make of prosperity at present.
The promenade concert at the
opera house Tuesday night will be the
most enjoyable affair ever witnessed
in this city,
There was very interesting and
select party at Mr.. j. II. Kinkead's
last Wednesday night in bonor of
Miss Edna Woodwork who is visiting
there.
The Dump sale is said 70 nave
been the largest public sale held in this
section for long time. Buyers were
there from all over the county, and
stock sod well.
DR.. Kernodle, we are glad 10
state is able to throw aside his
crutches, after being compelled to
use them three weeks on account
of spraincd ankle, which was sus-
ls'ued by his horse falling with i'm.
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HoWad Comfy Items.

Miss Settle, of F. arklin, vas the
guest Of Miss A ma Turner last week.
The stockmen of Cooper county
will have horse and jack show in
BoonvilIe March 18th.
Miss Mamie Keyser, of FAyette,
vs::cd the family of. G. Herndon
the p2sS week at Franklin.
Henry Withers, city attorney of
Kansas City, visited bis brother, B.
w. Witbers nesr Charlton last week.
F. M. Napleton, sold to Warren
Bailey a pair of the finest mules in
the county one day last week, for
which he was paid a fancy price.
George Maupin bought q fine
year old colt a few days since from
John S. Todd, for which he paid $50.
He also bought one from N. w.
Leonard at the same price.
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Sine CoUY.Y.

Mrs. Alex Stephens of Boonvil'e
is visiting Mrs. Abiel Leonard at
Mount Leonard.
Miss Sallie Spencer and Miss
Pearl Parrish of MARSHALL left Thu, s.
day evening for visit to Kansas City
friends.
Miss Rosa Sharp, one of Mar
shalPs fair ladies, who has been visit
ing Gillism friends, has returned
home.
Miss Rhoda Stevens has gone to
Hot Springs, Ark. She will spend
some Time in New Orleans before re-
turning home.
Mr.. j. III. Burnett Of Nodaway
county recently sold 10 Andy Case
bolt, of near Miami, a 6ne two year
old draft stallion; also one to s. l..
Crank of near Sbackelford.
"A. Wilder, of Sweet Springs is
the owner Of the "boss" sow. Last
week she gave birth 10 81 pigs, Is of
which a"e living, She is of the Red
Jersey species, and Will weigh about
500 pom Ids,
Mr.. z. G. Kelly, who residr,
five miles south of Sweet Springs,
bought car load of corn 10 Kansas
last week, which was received he
Friday. He received another load
Wednesday Tpis corr is loaded on
the cars n Ksnsls, for III cents ard
is delive, ed here for 24I cents a
bushel and when in Mr.. Kelley's
crib will cost him about q cen;s a
bushel, which is cheap for s',elled
co.'s.
The co'utv court was 10 session
and soon af,er it convehcd,
Messrs. Pope HIGGINS, G. w. SIN tn,
aud NJ. Fl. McAfte of Swo ii S;niogs
and Je.:e Mar and James F. Lynch,
.wo leading farmers, put n
sn sppea ance :, the inte est OF he
os the brids enc oss Black
water. NJ. Pope Higgins made the
princlpsl sreument before the court.
but WIS ably serooded b. his asso-
'.atss. Af.er a full anu complete
hearing. the court ordered the con-
,truc.ion of al ion bridge, with iron
tubular piers, al at a cost not ex-
,cefing $500.
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SPRINGS -S.PPiNGS,
SWEET SPRI SGs, Mo, March

!. SWEET sPRl sGs, Mo-, March s.
Co responSeoce Of the Ba.oo.
/. e. F. Swsggard went 10 Topeka, Ks J..
last week. t;:s...l ,ssz<
Carlton Achamire leittIast Friday fol
kansas City. -,sl-..-,- -
. j. j. Smith returned Tuesday from
Washington City. za1a
!: Ed. Mathews went to Sedalia SUNDAY,
retul ming Monday. .E=..-.
Miss Dellie Dunksburg was in this
city the first of The week.
Chris CoIlyer, of Topeka, Kansas. i,
in the city, visiting relatives. .r
!, w. II. Reed of Sedalia, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in tbii city. ILL.,
w. n. Weekly left for Marshall Mon.
day to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Fannie Hancock, of near Black
burn, is visiting the Misses Drysaale.,
J Rev. G. III. Wells, accompanied BY his
daughter, Miss Dora, spent, Tu;sdSy in
SedaIia. :
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Campbell oftKan.
sas City have returned to this city f@ahe
summer.
M. b McAfee, jas. Lynch, Jesse
MARI and Pope higgins were in Manhall
last week. ~.
Miss Lille Drysda'e returned recent
~ !; ON visit to relatives in Ba' Der eoun-
~, Kansas. '7r7f
. -Mose Land and wife, of Higeineyille,
we're in the city last Sunday visiting the
formers parents.
Mrs. III. A. Lonean and her sister,
Miss Stella Berry, of houstonia, we're in
he city yesterday, visiting relatives.
Misses Artie and Kate Bright cane
home Tuesday from Bolton, Texss. Miss
Artie returned F.idav, where she will re-
ume her position az music teacher In Bay
or college.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

The other day Conductor Coonradt,
of The NJ. n. Il T. railroad between
Denison and Ibis city, had a most 10.
ieresting young man and lady as pa.
senge on bis train. They were q
a runway couple fiom Green RIDGE,
Mo-, and being cousins the Jaws of
Mi; ,ouri would not permit their ma .
riage. but as they we're deeply in love
with each other aod wholly unhappy
out of the companiopship Of eacn
other they planned 10 run away from
their native hea b to the Iudian Ter
ritory, where the ma, riage laws are
not so sacredly guard d. 1t was, i'm
mate, iai 10 them where they went,
and being ignorant of 'he country
they appealed {, Conductor Coonradt
TO eDlighten them on the nearest and
best p ace they could be "spl;ced' as
the groom put it. The attentive co.,
duc.or sugges cd VIM, az a gooG
pl e and he couple got OF there,
VIII re tie ceremony was performed.
On III return tip rom Deni ION Con.
ductor CoonraGt says tue first peron
he met wien he alighted fom his
train at Vioita was his M;ssorri
friend, who at once told him that he
entered The state Of ma rinoUy all
r ght, and judging from IS maoner
Jew happ'er .room3 are seldom scen.
Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

The Columbia Herald in its last issue
has the following complimentary para.
graph, lor which all proper acknowIedg.
ment il hereby made:
81. West Goodwin. OF the Sedalia Bl zoo
is getting veil and will soon be, put again.
HIS big white bat ana breezy manner, his
energy and enthusissm are familiar 10
m any Misouriaus. Whenever there is q
gathering Of newspaper men 10 discuss
measures for the advancement of :the pro-
fess'on Mr.. Goodwin is on hand. May it
b, long so
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

1t vas just an Ordinary scrap OF wrap
ping paper, but it sased Der life. She vas
in the last stage, OF ooDsu nD.ion, told BY
phys ciaus that she was Incurable aud
could live oulv snort time; she weighed
less han seyeatv pounds. On piece of
wTappin paper he read Of DR.. Kings
Nv D;sco' ~ snd got 81 ample bottle,
IL helped her, she bon. ut large bottle, i
helped her moe. bopght another and grew
. .'er fas,. continued its use aud is now
strong, he Nv. plump, weighiog 140
pounus. For fuller pa, iiculsrs Sc nd slsmp
10 ". III. d niugeist Fort Swi.h. Trial
BE- oI'tiis woude. sui Discovery free at
NJ " & ilale's drug store.
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THEIR ASSESSMENT.
How The County Count and The
Railroads Agree.

The county has fixed the assessment
of the Missouri Pacific. The Missouri.
kaosas & Texas, the Lexington d
St. Louis, and the Sedaiia, Warsaw Il
Southern railways, for The year of
1890 as follows. The first get of fig
ures. sf.er the name Of The
line, depot, tank, etc., indicates
til. value set by The railroad
company, ard The second or last set,
lie v: 'uaiion by the county count:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

The Pettis cCunty lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order of Good Templa-s will
meet in quarterly session {, morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the hall, corner OF Sew
enth and Ohio. At p. m. another nee:.
ing will be held, and in the evening The
public win be admitted. A. literary and
psicrl programme has been effsoged for
ehe Last sentioned occasion. Justice A.
d. Fisher is worthy county tenplsr in Pc =
It's county, and j. w. Allen 10 worthy
cornty secretary, if
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

John Kinney, a section laborer on the
H., 4. & T. from Wood6ine, Tex , d ed at
the railroad hospital yesterday morning.
early. OF q tumor of the larvnx. and was
buried terd,v afternoon BY Undertaken
Hills from the German Catholic church.
He was 40 yesrs Of age
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

A meeting Of the Pettis County Horti-
cultural society was to have been held yes.
terdav morning at he court house in e.
dalias bot psucity in auendsaae caused
the ct6cers 10 postpone the gathering until
the. Last Saturday in March, at which
meeting, it is expected that qiiie . num-
Der Of new members will join.
Miltou Parrish is president And L. T..
Kirk, secretary of The society. 39f7
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

Wichita, Kan. Ma ch S.-W. I.
Dewesse of tvs city took a room in
tie Goodyear hOu's last nisut and
suicideG oy IL ming tn the gas. He
has no rel.t'ves nd let no state
ment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

The empress of Germany has in-
berited seventeen rows of pearls from
the lac ex-Emprsss of Augusta.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11

Severe coughs and colds, causing irita-
ton and inflammation of the air passages,
bronchial tubes, etc, are relieved almost
instantly BY "Coldicure." % cents per
ottla ~ dIuSs;S.s gpsyszsSe il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11
81 see star, Ewes 6rst born, in whose

81 see star, Ewes 6rst born, in whose
train"
Comes the.damp twilight that bringsth pair.
For aches Of head, neuralgia, cut and
bruise,
Try Salvation Oil, these will you lose.
"How eau Mrs. Smith wear such a
handsome velvet coat?" "My dear child,
don't you know her husband saves doc ors'
bills by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
the child en-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

SUPREME COURT.
Cases Disposed of at the Charlestown
Session.

Cases Disposed of at the Chnrlcstown
Session.
Special Correspondence, at Pee Register.
CUAEIE>roWN,W WA September o.
The following cases were before the SUI
promo Court yesterday and to-day;
NJ j. Jackson SIS. Leland kitt.c. from
Randolph county; S omitted.
SprgnS, Buck N Co. $40. West Viz
gun Central and PittSburg Railroad
Company from Tucker county; con-
t.nucd.
County Court of Tuc6ercouuty ~. NJ.
Miller, late Sheriff; writ of error allow
cd; bond 500.
j. vs.. Norgau'> administration vs..
Brast IS Bracmlich, from Netzcl couu-
ty; ordered 90 Doe submitted 40 Noyem-
beer term.
Il. T.. l.. Snodgrass IS. A. Copeuhayer.
from NotZel county: ordered to Dee SUM
mittcd 40 November term.
l.. Spence vs. b. b. Smith 90 al.. from
Wood county submitted.
d. w. Battroll VS. Ohio River Railroad
Company from Mason county; submit
ted.
j. A. Raybur Is. Sarah Rayburu,
from Mason county, ordered TO bee sub
mittcd 100 November term.
VIM. n. Clark vs.. Ohio River Rail
road Co.. from Mason county. Submits
ted.
Statcvs. William Coe, from Webster
county, petition for writ of error re-
fused.
Coe was convicted of the murder Of
Melvin RAIDER. I'm Webster county. and
on August nth sentenced TO the peni-
tcntiary for life. The chief error as
signed iu the petition was that on the
morning before the verdict was render
cd. in the prisoners absence, court was
opened. tie order of the previous day
read. the record signed, aud the Judge
directed the jury 20 retire and consider
of their verdict The supreme Court
holds that this irregularity is not Suti-
cicnt 90 warrant the setting aside of the
verdict Of the jury and the Judgment
thereon Of the court below.
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GRAND AMAZONIAN MlRCHr>

- Admission. g. and 80 cents.
charge for reserved seats. Sale 0f -..
menccs Monday September sth.atC.
music store
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WTANTED-BAKER, FIRST OR SECOND
w hand. Inquire at No. Is Zane street reel ISL
and a'lVH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

VYTANTED-YoUNG MAN FROM 70 TO %
w wears Of age: one who is a pretty ialr
shorthand writer preferred. Call l2I Ma[He'
street. a'ItI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

UvANTED-TWO GOOD LIVE MEN TO
w solicit for the Mutual Life Insurance 20;
of New York BlSCOE HlNDMAN' GehTIN4
selleSdC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

Mr. NicuNEL DAvIrr has been nNcs.
urauug ,uc condition of Che potato
crop iu ireland. and his report confirms
tbe wor,, anticipaiions which have
been entertained us Co It's failure The
congestcd districts of tine scaooard' n
Cork, Kerry. Ga'wayoud adjacent coun-
ties will suffer most, indeed, whatever
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THE TIN PLATE SECTION.
Exact Phraseology as 1t Passed the
SENATE.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, September 9.-The fol-
lowing is the exact phraseology of the
section of the Tariff bill relating to gal
vanized iron and tin plates as it passed
the Senate:
"All iron OF steel sheets or plates,
and all hoop. band or scroll iron or steel,
excepting what are known commercially
as tin plates, ternc plates and taggerS
ain, and hereinafter provided for, when
galvanized or coated. with zinc
or Speltcr or other metals, or
am alloy of those metals, shall
pay one-half of per cent per
pound more duty than the rates inn
posed by the preceding paragraph upon
the corresponding gauges, or forms OF
common or block sheet or taggcrS iron
or steel: to-wit. thinner than No. 10 and
not thinner than No. 90 wire gauge, ]
cent per pound; thinner than No. 20
wire gauge and not thinner than No. %
wire gauge, l-1O cents per pound;
thinner than No. % wire gauge, ! 40
cents per pound; aud ON and after July
/. 1890, an iron or steel sheets or plates,
or taggers iron coated with tin or lead,
or with q mixture Il which these metals
or either of them is component part,
by the dipping or any other process,
and commercially known as tin plates
terne plates. and taggers tin. shall pay
2-l0 cents per pound.
provided, that ON and after October
l. 1896, tin plate and terue plates light
er in weight than G3 pounds per 100
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
ADVANTAGES OF SHIPPING BY
RIVER

The aslendancy Of the railroads over
the river as means of transportation is
destined 90 be short-liyed. For time
traffic by river was practically abau-
doued In favor of the railroads, but dur
ing the past two years 10 has suddenly
revived and 10 is now larger than it has
been for q decade past.
Government Engineer JONI ARRAs,
stationed az Pittsburg, calls attention
Co this remarkable and seemingly mex
picable recent growth of river freight
traffic at the expense OF the railroads.
During the past winter and part Of the
summer there has been am absence of
ice and stage OF water sufficient toad
NIT Of thc transportation OF an the
freight shipped from Pit,sburg clear
down Co New Orleans. and even
FAR up the Missouri Strange as
10 may appear the boats beat
the trains iu delivering their freight.
"For instance" says Mr. AERAS, 90 a
Putsburg reporter, ''you want TO send
freight to Cincinnati. You ship on a
packet leaving this port ou Monday,
and your freight is almost certain 90 be
ON hand Coz Cincinnati ON Thursday, If
there be q sufficient stage OF water.
Should YOU ship by rail. you may get
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CHINESE Welded.


Marry Americans.
New ORLEANS. La. september a
double ChiueSc-Amcrican wedding took
place at the S. Louis Cathedral this
evening. Rev. Father Mcngonot, the
Vicar-General of this diocese, of1ici-
ating, Beug Man Lou marrying Miss
Noemie BouIcriche and Ling Sing Wing
Miss Katie Lynch. Both the Cinnamon
are young and we.l-to-do. Two weeks
ago they threw of Confucianism and
adopted the Catholic religion prepare
tory TO the marriage. The Cathedral
was crowded with lookerS-on. and SO
was the reception given aftcrward by
the two Cinnamon jointly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

THOMAS. w. Va. September o.-Ih'
d. a.. Davi, Coal Company, under Tue
General supervision % i. :. Landsireei,
wfth Nr Is. g. HasS.us in charge OF
,he m.ncs have been doing fair pnSl-
nos, this season. They have - coke
ovens u operation and have erected
steam rruSlcr near the plant manu-
frcturinr coke aEd crushing 10 Tor do-
nestle use. Crushed oosa IS slowly
establishing itself in some oi the ,arse,,I,
ci,ics as D fne stove fuel ana VII.
doubtless come into more general use in
rbenear future. Run OF mine and lump
Goals are also shipped from this plant
The affairs Of the company are 1nuei
the general management of MT marry
G. Buxton. Of Piedmont, who IS Slea1"y
building up am increased trade Tor lNeli
different kinds OF coal and coke.
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PRIVATE And CLASS INSTRUCTION
HENRY j. ARBENZ. Director.
MOTNT VERNON INNTITTTT.

No. Is Fifteenth Street Whauaa
- Rates Moderate
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Thorough. systematic Instruction iu al.
of Music aud OF theory. Normal
mcnt Tor thc training of Teacher d..
ccptioual advantages boo Modern
Iuuruuwes
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PROCLAMATION!
To the Citizens Of Wheeling.

~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE DESIRE OF
i the West Virginia Exposition and State FAIR
Association. and in order that the public gen
orally may have an opportunity o. attend the
State Fair. hereby request that III merchants
and manufacturers i'm the city suspend business
and work on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. Tor
the above named purpose.
All the city Offices viii Dee closed on that day
from l9m C. W. SEABRIGHT Mayor.
WHEELING. W. VA September y 1922. selUr
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IoNnoN. September 1o.-Messrs hus-
seI Mccartney and Lord. Irish Mem
beers 10 Parliament, all anu-iloi.'e
Rulers. appeal in the columns Oh tne
Times for donations Ga behalf oI the
city boycotted farms aud shop keepers
iu TipperarY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

..rhere IS not section or "a line in the
entire Mckinley bin that viii open "a mar
49, for another bushel OF wheat or am
other barrel of pork. tfoh '
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

OHARLES E. SCHULTZ HAVING MADE A
- general assignment ~ all his Personal
Property claims and demands 20 me. dated the
9Th day ~ September. a. d. 1890. Tor the benefit
OF hi, creditors, as provided in the assignment
duly recorded in the Clerks Office ~ the County
Court % Ohio county all persons indebted 20
him Will please make prompt payment of such
Indebtedness 90 me. Aud al persons having
claims against him VII please present the
same
a. II. WIEDEBUSCH.
Assignee OF Charles Z. schultz, 1913 Chapliue
Street. sep1eydq
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neutrality-suspicious.

Observation-Disclosures
r.. ror-E OPP uriEsArEs-
Id GARDEN.
ROBERT WHITE.
rOuN COGCOEAN,
ROBERT SINrSoN.
ror COUNTY ctEEK.
GEORGE HOOK.
r.. rIG.-lr clErN
IONS 49, MITCHELL
FOR CONGRESS-.
-r..NH u.-.Hl.r
WILLIAM Dr. WILSON
Oh. Jefferson County
-rru DISTRICT
joins ID hLDEHSoN,
Nicholas County
r.r.rH INSTRUCT
JAMES CApEuAHr
.t Mason County.
. and Co.'y .-.'.a'f
| Pr .
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GRAND OPERA HOUsE.
educational.

IO0-Mcdia pa Military Ac.l...
'ptOO Brooke Halls girls. C.rc4.
L.alrL
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Hen Advertisements.

WANTED BOY TO CARRY ROUTE
w Must live in North Wheeling. Apply al
/ this ofsce today al noon. SUM
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10 NJ. Vernon Place. Baltimore. VI.
MRS. JULIA X. TUTWILEH .nl NI.r
VI CABELL RUST Principal.
Day School for Young Ladie- lHI L
Boarding pupils limited t0 2J E......
ivtyr ThA Slt-rh
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AntitScntritts
OPERA HOUSE

lhlsHIS UUlII THURSDAY asR dtYL u 3n1lL
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XXTANTED-TWO GOOD IRISH COLLAR
w makers 40 ACHES Harness Bazaar, 1875
Wood street, Pittsburs, Pa. Steady work to
/ GOOD men, SclUeluq
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UPERA FRIDAY n I4oo.
unTTNn AND AFIII. II AK
House SATURDAY, O'P''Iu''
WELTY 4 BRADY'S
Magnificent Production ~ OH. H
Dramatic Sensation.
THEGRFAT
See the j, S, Life Savers q. Arl
Fashionable Matinee at ppm. Saturday.

~ Evening Prices. % and FOL- u
seats 500. Matinee prices. 5U .t.
served seats. i5c sale OF -..-
Wednesday, September l1lh
music store.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-11
United States Land onloe.

LAMAR, COLORADO.
To attorneys and Contestants:
On and after July LIST, 1890, the sum of
four dollars will be required to be depos-
tied by each contestant at the time OF
filing each contest, to pay for giving no
tice of cancellation, reducing testimony
to writing, making the docket entry, is
suing OF uotice and all necessary cores
pondence connected with the contes. in
accordance with circular a" General
Land Olfice, May l4th, 1880. At the close
Of each contest the Receiver will attach
to the record certificate showing the
amount deposited as security for fees by
each party TO tine contest, the amount of
fees collected and paid for clerical services
in reducing the case to writing, etc, the
amount of deposit returned to tho depos-
itor, and the amount OF fees collected and
to be turned into the Treasury OF tho
United States. c. ID. FoRp,
G. G. GooDALE. Register
kecaiyer
The Lamar register., 1890-10-11
lmmleratIon Assoclatlon.

The directors of the Arkansas Valley
immigration association held their first
meeting at the Grand hotel at Pueblo
October End, and elected the following
officers FOR the ensuing year:
President, w. A. Colt, Las Animas,
Vice President, A. r. Black, Lamar,
Secretary, A. L. Kellogg, Rocky Ford,
Treasurer, j. II. Voorhees,, Pueblo.
The entire board of directors were
present and very enthusiastic meeting
was held
1t was decided to raise $4,000 to de-
fray the expenses OF the association for
the coming year, which was apportioned
by counties as follows: Fremont, $500;
Pueblo. 5000: Otero. sl.5oo; Bent, 81 900;
Prowers, $1,000; and Kiowa, $3.50.
This money is to be raised by sub
scriptions and the principal portion OF it
is to be used by the three colonization
agents whom it was decided to appoint
at the meeting OF the association held
some time ago.
These agents will be appointed and
funds are raised for the purpose. The
idea is thcn to have them visit in person
the farming communities of the east and
explain to the people the opportunities
and advantages of settling in the Arkan-
sas valley as well a. the inducements to
be offered.
4 great deal OF minor business was at
tended to and considerable detail work
completed. The committee on resolu-
tions made the following report which
was adopted:
"Resolrsd: That it ia the sense OF the
directors that all sections embraced in
this organization shall share alike in To-
eating settlers and no locality shall be
Disseminated against"
The ncxt meeting of the directors will
be held at L lmlr on Friday, October II,
and it is to be hoped that sufficient
money will be raised by that time to
start the agents to work at once.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-11
Advertised Letters.

The following is q list of unclaimed
letters remaining uncalled for in this Of
flee October IL, 1890:
Canedy. Mrs. s. NJ.
Clark. NJ
Coleman. Mrs. W. D.
Martin. Henry
Ma.sar, Henry
Pooth, Arthur W
Pugsley, j. d.
Smith, Roy
Felnice, Peter, (Foreign.)
Z. T. LEE, p. n