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Marvellous Piees Of Iac>

A marvellous lace wonder Is reported
a. landed in the United States. II Is a
unique specimen OF embroidery and
Irish lace. specially manufactured for
tho great international exhibition Of
1851. at which 1t took a hrt prize.
Il took twelve girls twelve months 70
make this perfect specimen Of the old
hand embroidery and lace trade Of
Ireland. Tho cost was $4,000. No
work Of to-day is SO fine and exquisite
as the drawn and embroidery border
of this wonder. The main design is a
chaplet Of fern leaves, entwined with
the rose, she shamrock and the
fhistle.
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Nokrn' BOUND.

Train No q. This is a solid train Pom
erOy to Toledo, daily except Sunday. On
Sundavi 1t will run through 10 Toledo from
Athe Dstnd Hooking Valley points only,
Chicago, reaching Chicago Ut 2 90 p III. con-
Meeting with trains carrying Pullman
and Tourist Sleepers for a1l facific coast
and intermediate points.
No 81 daily between Columbus and Chi
caKO and carries Pullman palace sleeping
and reclining chair caf. arriving At 8.25 b
m.
No 81 daily except Sunday. Columbus to
do for Detroit and points north and east,
and Mt Marion for Chicago, arriving there
At 7.25 p m.
CHAS. H. Rockwell, W. II. Fisher,
0enT Supt. Genu Pass. Aet.
COLUMBUS.
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DR.. King. an American woman, oc-
cupies tho somewhat cnviable position
Of physiclan-in-ordinary TO- ono OF the
most distinguished men in China. Her
practice in Shanghai is large and val
uable. and some Of her successful sur.
pical operations have elected the
warmest praise from her brother ply
sicians. There Is a great field in
China for the woman doctor. and
those who are struggling along here
might do we'll to wcnd their way to the
kingdom of "rice and mice and every.
thing nice"
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The American Commercial Traveller.

lake the ordinary man-add to his
faith, virtue. and to his virtue, knowl-
edge. and to his knowledge. temper-
snce. and to his temperance; patience.
and 10 his patience. godliness. and to
his godliness. brotherly kindness and
charity. Then to these fundamental
virtues add certain more modern and
superficial ones-a well-dressed and
well-mannered personality. deter
mined but tactful presence a shrewd
insight into human nature, and tho
ability to tell a capital story. All
these before you can have the success
full commercial traveller-that charac-
teristic exponent and product OF Ameri-
can business methods and business
life, says the New York Suns Woman
About Town" .--e.--.
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SOUTH BOUND.

No. 80 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No. "a. Thisis a. solid train, Toi.io to Pom
eroy, daily except Sunday. On Sunday II
will run through from Columbus to Ath-
ems and Hooking valley Division pOints
only.
No. IS daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No 81 lea yes Chicago daily at ~ IS d m.
carrying Pullman Palace Sleenirg AM.
Reclining Chair Car to Coiumbns, and
runs daily except Sunday. Columbus to
PomerOy.
No ~ daily except Sunday, Columbus To
Athens.
For further Information call on agents
Of e n " & R,y.
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Lighting Trains by Electricity

Despite the fact that several rail
roads have given up the present
system of hghtiug trains by cleo
tricity, the Connecticut River Rail
roal not only maintains the iIlumi
aueisas, but has made several i'm
prosements in its srsetical work
inss. For the last three years a
trasn running between Springfield
and Northampton, Mass has been
lighted by the hu'd. which seldom
Sails to work successfully. The sp
paratss used wss put in ly s. u.
Rarrett, who has recently Perfected
"a improved form of storage bat
ssry. from which he expects more
economical results than anything
hsretotoss attained. The electric
1iehted traia hitherto used has been
&ept in local service. and haa been
van BY Z dyaaaa" placed in the bag
gage car. Tho bsiteries. however,
have worn out, and advantage was
taken to put 10 aew batteries of fif-
y cells, which are stronger than
the old style. An Improved switch
board has also been placed in the
baggage car, ax& With this arrange
ment the fluid can be regulated in
any part Of the train. The old way
60 tam - he lamps vas b. snanip
nlasipgA q suu,he- OF separate switch
q. An improved meter has also
been added to the equipnent. and
sh,s shows the strength OF tie cur
rent as It passes through The care.
Another new device 10 tho Jordan
electric coupling. which connects
che wires "a they prss over the
platforms. New and handsome
lamps have been hung over the
plat forms, shedding sprays of light
ever the rteps.
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TEE HOUSEHOLD.

PnTATo SPLIT BrscUtT-Bake
! Two large white potatoes: while
hot, mash through Il vegetable
strainer into a stone bread-gar.
Into the hot potatods stir a tea.
Gu pful of lard aud butter naked.
salt and two wesq beaten Oggs.
To this add a ieacupful of milk
in which ha. been dissolved one.
half a cake OF compressed yeast
and Tablespoonful Of sugar;
stir in a quart Of siited flour.
NIX this al nine in The morning;
cover and leave any where III The
kitchen in winter. At Twelve
O'Clock add 10 The dough pint
Of eifted fi"ur. Set away for a
second rising. At FIVE in the af
ternoos., turn out the dough on
buscu,t sseavd aud, with just suf-
ficient Aser 10 handle il, roll out
and cut with biscuit cutter, pIa-
cling them in a baking pan, one
on top of the NAer. Throw a
towel over them and lei them
rise two hours, baking them in a
quick oven for a seven O'Clock
tea. These are never Ealing if
the receipts is closely followed,
A1d il once tried will be q stand
ing dish for company and equally
appreciated by the home circle.
LADIES UEwRINKLyD STocK-
INos.-Soc,ety girls might take a
hint from the actresses about
how to avoid wrinkles around the
ankles that silk stockings will
nearly always make, says the
Kansas City Times. Pull the
on-make 1t look 40
smooth and neat as you can
fasten it we'll at the top-then
take the point Of tho heel and
pull it under the foot toward the
toes, This will take out four
inches of 'slack." hold the
point firmly and put your slipper
m. The pressure of the foot will
kecp the stockir e in place. This
way Of wearing the heel under
The foot is pretty hard on the
silk, but it's the only way 10 keep
The unsightly wrinkles from the
ankles. A woman whom l knew
told her son this: My boy, don't
aver marry a woman whose
wrinkles ut the ankle.
A friend of mine suffered so
rom nervousness that, for years,
The scarcely goi a nights rest.
md Was cured of sleeplessness
,y the following simple and
harmless remedy; Put a pinch
II hops into teacup. and fill The
;up with boiling water. Lot il
,and until cold, then drink it
ust before retiring. If this is
in, it will prove sue
;essfnl.
An exchange says that two
quarts OF wood ashes enclosed IN
cotton bag and suspended IN
our cistern will deodorize and
,eep the water sweet during the
lot weather. This ia cheap and
imple and certainly worth try
ng.
Dip yoar brush INTO the white
# an egg and apply it To your
.ilt picture frames. and see how
fright it will make them.
A restaurant keeper says cele
Y wants TO lie IN cold water an
our before il Is chewed.
A very few cloves on the pan.
~ shelves will efectually drive
wav anls-
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Oh! My Nose!
A. NewtOn'S Catarrh Cure

have discovered what claim to he an
lnfallible Remedy for tne cure of that OF
fensive and disagreeabie disease, CATAkRR
and all ask IL to ri i've this remedy a trial
and be convinced that what say is true.
A cure Is guaranteed in every csSe, II used
according to Ill rectiOns, or money refund-
tied. Sl.OO per bottle sold by Miller q
Case. a. NEWnN,
NOy.2 1T. GalItpOl1s, U.
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COunectIons-NO connects TT Washing
ton Fl with ID r W and trains south,
aud at Dresden junction with a and Z
tram for Cleveland.
No II con meets ut Washington G Fl with
DEW W and c and ohio Southern trains
pOrth, at Lancaster with II v and T
trains sOuSi. and Junction City with B and
y trniR north. at New Lexington with T
and y train for Corning,
No % connects at Circlsvtlle with V
trains to and from COlulnbu
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6.Ost His Su,clta.

William Dempsey. of Rondout. ". Y.
received quantity of smclts and pickcrcl
which were frozen stiff He put them in
o barrel of water to thaw out. About
three hours later, he went tn the barrel
and found that the pickcrel had thawed
back to life but he could lind NO smcits.
The picksrel had eaten then.
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over the rte2s.
Hard TO pleaae.-First Sub
scliber; I'm done with tie editor
of the Buele.
Second Subscriber-So am l.
What did he do 10 yong
..rm going out IN the country
for a few weeks 10 1--we on farm
and reduce expenses. and | hint
el to the chump 10 give me q
complimentary notice to The ef
feet that I had gone to Saratora,
and he never mentioned my
name ut all. What did he do for
yong"
"What did he do for met He
put in his measlv paper that !
was going to spend the summer
at Saratoga, and my creditors
are just bounding me 10 death in
consequence Of it."-Journalist.
Begum-The Queen of Italy is
IN authoress, and more popular
than the majority of writers.
Snagss-Why soa
Begum-She writes for her own
amusement and not for publica-
tson.-Ex.
A compositor on the Back AL
ley Tom Cat had IN article to set
up on the German Opera" In
stead Of ending il: '.The swell OF
the last chorus was entrancing.'
he stuck UP, 1.-The smell of the
smell of the last cheese was en-
bareasing."-Texas Siftings.
Country Editor Tout West)-
This has been q lucky dav for
me.
Faithful Wife-IIas some one
been in TO pay his subscription
EditUr-We:l, no O, it wasn't
~ lucky ~ that. but I. was sho.
At aud missed.-N, Y, Weekly.
Irate Real Estate Bonner Zen.
tering basiaess Office of daily pa
per)-See here. what does this
mean! I wroie in my advertise
ment of the Elvsium Addition.
that it was q fifteen minute walk
from the postofice. and you
printed it "fifleen miles,
Business Msnager-WeIl. the |
fact IL. the proof reader under
took to walk out there, and when
ths proof came 10 him tins way
hs thought il was correct. West
Shore.
Young Smallpurse-Say. will
YOU write an editorial Oh il,e t"rr-
sble eEeeas "f poison in ice.cream?
Editer-I suppose it could be
Aone at our regular rates for
moldlng public opinion and guild
Ing the affairs Oi a nation, dol |
lar a line. What Is vOur Object?
Young Smallpurse-I want 10
send a marked copy 10 Daisy
Perkins, j: will be money in my
pocket even if you charge two
dollars a lne.-America.
An ama!uer editor i'm In1ina
polls has made his fortune by his
pen. Bis laiher died. of grief
after reading one editorial, and
left him $lS0, ,000.-UuiOnPrinter|
When John l.. Sullivan retires
from the prize ring ii is possible
that some enierprising Boston
newspaper man will gIve him
reasy work at home" putting
heads on editorlals.-Whiteslde
Herald.
She-Dld you ever sing in q
choir! N' '"n |
ne-Yes. / used 10 sing in a
.,uire. A number Of years age.
I, wrote spring poetry f"r Texas
.diior who printed Just one
ar,ire of paper.-Kansas Herald.
The NelsnnviIIe and Logan
,mIlOrs are Ia hs matched against
zach ,Oi her i0r game 0f base
tail. Ifihe old saw is true that
nine, ,.isilOrs make one man.
I,mIy lw0 men and an umpire will
~ in the game. We are ready
.u,wagcr our scissors on Logan
.yii&out knowing who will act AZ
.,fpirc. - Macarthur Democrat
Is there anv fun in filling two
.rres to get the products of one!
skere is no IOtit in II.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate off. NJ. Canter, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator with th.
viii annexed ofthc estate rfI - ,,-.itsl.
late ~ F' king r"uprs. Pc o..
f,Et!E.fE- NJ VrHITbE
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DEPART FOR TIE WEST.

Cnnnections-No. II At New Lexington
City with b 4 o trains north and south, at
Lancaster with train north, Mt ashingtOn
with Ohio Southern trains south. No. at
Junction City with b & o Trains south, at
Bremen with L & y train north. ut Lam
caster with train south. at Washington e
II with f W & G. train for WellstOn, Mt
I.incin natl wit train for Chicago, and L &
" trains for the South.
No. 10 at Washington c H with d F w
e. g and Ohio Southern trains north and at
Nor ow with L 4 NJ traiu No 10 for III e
east.
C,E, WALTON, F. NJ. WILKIEsON,
Superintendent. Gan. p. A
ZLneSyilIe o. GAINESVILLE,
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rendering 1t himself, and guarantee it
pure and clean. Besides fresh meats of all
kinds. and Lard he has Picked Pork, Of
his own cure, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders aud
Dried Meats.
He also kes ps the chOiceAG Garden vsge.
tables.
N. The eShop is opened early and custo-
mprs promatly supplied.
Logan. MAY "A. SSS-tf
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

A Summer Normal vii he held
at Logan. Ohio. beginning ,Inly Z,
and continu,bL SIX Weeks. Gnod
boarding can be bad ut reasonable
,ates This School will he splen
did opportunity for review work.
For further particulars address
Il. Il. RAYMAN.
June l9-tf. Lgnn. o.
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'rrains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.

"II0lns run daily. 1Daily except sunday.
A!ltraina between Cincinnati aud Col.
upibus run through without change Of ca rs
connecting In the Union Depot with alldi-
verging lines.
Trains No I05 and los have Putnam
Sleeping Cars between Cincinnati an0
Pittsburg. Trains NJs 1O2 and los have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cincjn
natl and Columbus. and cbn he occupied
ut Cincinnati or Columbus any time afcer
800 N. Trains Nos. l0l, IO4. l06 and l0S
have ParlOr Cnrs between Columbus and
Cincinnati Trains Nos l03 and l0l have
through coaches between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Train No 1O8 makee direct con-
nectiOn at Columbus with thnugh Pull
man Sleeping Car for Wash hington, Balti-
more. Philadelphia and New York. Trnins
Nos l04 log and 1903 make direct connection
ut COlumbus for Chicago, Washington, !,
Baltimore PhiladelphIs and New York.
s.P. PEARODY, OF. McOARTY,
0enr Supt, Gent Pass Agt,
Columbus. O.. Columbus q.
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
StNH sJa ~ na Mnd an HoR clnSHo incorporated 1885 1l saN1a
as n, s
6I an M ssss ss
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CURING OF TILBO 0UA1ANYI0O.-Wm givl
Heoo for cay - Aila H nos ssassee 81 seyoaA
~ Dardss-
YOUNG NIN-wns lsvs sssa.s yssa.s u sn,a1 vsss
sad desssss habit vhSsA eAnsaly svseps
untmsly grave hossaals sf ysane oA1 Aaooo ~
kiiliast inseilseA may oall With sonadssse.
DR.. YRANCB-AneT ysass y sxpsisnss. AAs 0seesaso
ne sassss knova for vsaknsss "a e ba3 end Hnes In
sounesy discharges impotsncy general dehy
Anguor confusion Of IDEAS pspitssion o. The hss dncy
Ssmbsg sight Iddnesa disease Of the bead
nreaa nec or skin Hser. sags ssomaeh.
ove-tess dssAes. arising on The solitary vtss Of
r aarapatsas fsadering marriage inpessitla 1aHs sna
sssdid thsaehs bsbss = isss. vesk o. .oon ~
piase yuus eeyd s Of Aspa ~ Dstho1 q 6sa
vl speedily permansnuy sssS - ss sosanas s
Nd sSsolutey rsssess psrfsss nsnAssd.
no MIppLD.AoBD MEN.-ThRs aRe many Aa -
>se with frequent svasuaous u
bladder sso ssosmpspisA ~ sshs basaiag sans 80
secsuns sss Oa ssaa1aesiss q ne ssisay dsVese rsry
psdiurpt vW be lvd snA esunss small pafslalss Of
en va aops.r OF he color uin nkish aeail
shansiag Aisk spi1 sspsasess: 5Ases ~ H.ey -.
vhs de of ~ Ameuy iGossa0e q Ne s4ess VhieA y
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Cincinnati Accom- mOdation leaves Zanes-
vit:e at 6.25 .. m. daily, Kept Sunday;
Newark TO. Arrives Columbus at 8.3O u
m. Arrives at 1915 p. m
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The best shOemRk ksrxi OF Lcesn ara en-
| pie we'd Sn work make promptly to srde
The public has my thanks for liberal q
tom, ,and are invited TO continue theI
patronage. JNN T.. RACCH
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

A writer who has encounter+i the
iron in life. speaks Of friendship as a
tepid thing. No doubt there is 4
great deal of tepid friendship. That
kind that il ba.ed on, it will pay to
h. 80, hut there il an occasional
friendship that Ia admiration and
love that show uns.lti.hness and
brings out the better part of human
nature.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

In obedience to the laws OF Colorado and
to the Governors Proclamation, the Lamar
schools will observe Friday the 18th of April
as a holiday. and will carry out the sugges.
,ions in the circular received from the State
assemble in the Methodist church. Exercises
will begin at 80 a. IN.
PROGRAMME.
directing Glee. by the school; Prayer, by
Rev. Kent white; Act to establish Arbor Day
Governors Proclamation and Circular by
State supt. woven into a colloQuy, by Kinda
Martin. Eva GoOdale. Winnie Lee, sylvia Bar
ker and Ala Lynch. Hail Columbia. Song /;
Ten Trees. Mrs. Roods pupils: The Old Home
Tree. Pearl Taylor; Motto Exercises, Mas
MaIvelrs pupils; The Seed, Alya Deeter /;
song of Spring. Mrs. Corbett's pupils; To y
Pine Tree. Minnie Billinssea: Greenwood
Greetings. Miss kimrnels and Mrs. Corbett's
Pupils: Forest Beauties, song: The Oak Tree.
Emma Martin; Woodman spare That Tree,
David Do~ner; Music Everyw here. song by
the school; America, Song by all who love
th-ir country and want to make 1t beautiful.
Planting of Trees.
The school board. city authorities and all
patriotic citizens are expected to DO present.
and it Is urged that every man and woman,
aud every child over six years old in Lamar
viii plant a tree and see that 1t Is kept alive.
even II they have to carry water in tin cup.
We want to send = report to the State FOR
est Com missioner and we want Lamar TO lead
the state In this gsand aud noble enterprise.
7. Is. BIRD.
Principal of Schools.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

A. II. Rogers ex.county commits
sioner and eI-postmsster at Wilde
has been appointed postmaster At
Oxford, Otero county. Mr.. Rogers
lss hrst-class man. he has lots of
friends in this county who will BE-
glad to hear of his appointment.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12
A. T. & s. F. R. R.
GOING WEST.

One commission house at Denver
claims To have handled IN November,
December and January last, poultry
and eggs amounting to sixty-fve
thousand dollars. Nearly if not al
of this money went to Kansas.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

The Pueblo papers are devoting
space to accounts of early days IN
the west. People will read anything
headed pioneer days. 1t is always
interesting to the old timers aud
equally so to the new settlers.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

Money to loan, short or long time,
call on Edward Colley, Office With
county judge. 4o-tf.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12
LOCAL. NEWS.

DR.. Dickinson b.s been appointed
postnaster at Wilde.
Anew drug store ha. bern pat in
Jhe damon Front nj, week.
\ Peter Matte nas moved his feed
store to the Psrmen,er old stand.
Mr.. William Mcclure made FINAL
ot.of on his claim last Saturday.
Ex.County slsrt F. P. Allen was
elected mayor of Granada last week.
Miss Rachael Ransom. of Chicago,
|, visiting IN. family OF Hon. c ID
Ford this week
Squire G. l.. HINES purchased the
Joseph +. Culo-rt.on fArn north east
of town Thur,day.
". A. Leonard contractor on the
Bob Creek ditch has been 10 town
several days this week.
Hon. G. d. Ford returned from
Beaver Thursday morning. He had
been Up there several days.
Mrs.. Perry Black presented her
A.,bsnd with a spooad boy last
Saturday. DIR. Ha.ty attending.
Mr.. II. C Roo1'. ns,h.rinlsv
vho has beeu waiting her Tor several
month, leh yesterday morning for
i Dsnusr.
William Bradbury, of Topeka.
kKsn,,,. hiss been here Ia. pa., week
looking after his timber claim on ,s I.
nsr,h side.
The Sea,inel u the name Of new
vsper a, Grausis, w. G. Calhoar =
the editor aud publisher II !, a
s-v.y sheet.
KIN. Miller. of SAlins. K,nsr..
arrived here Tuesday night and will
locate on the north side. He saw,
10 10 here TO say-
Jsdge J. K Doughty moV~d TO
his new resi1cac. rhir.jsT that b.
had purchased 81 81. EtliHe in the
southwest part of iosn.
Til. ball giv-u At the Alamo Hotel
Monday night 80. largely attended
asi sk,i,factisu "a. generally 81
pressed by all that -. prs.eat
Jaige w. r. Dvi. formerly Of
this paper ha. hs-n =, Pueblo all
vs.t. He is .rp-ste home tcsi.h
70 spend Sanisy with bis family.
Cosa,y treasurer Henry kellogg
Of Bent county -a- 10 ,o-n Nonda'
Of basiness. Mr.. kellogg al-ay. re
esiv.s F.. hearty ~-lcoms in Lamar.
Mrs.. Mamie Shilton daughter of
J. y. Cooper and sister Of Mrs. vii
lie B, winger i. visiting here this
vssk. She lives in eastern Ksn.as
CIV Burke - pnttius M usa
residence on hi. farm north Of 'h-
rivsr. There 10 good deal of such
Improvements un isr r.y on he north
aide.
The W. C. T. U VIZ h,rs dime
social Wednssd4y evening At the
Dsming Hotel. Cofss aai Dongh.
aun will be served
May T. Graham. Sec.
Bern to Mr.. and Mr.. F J Alli'on
Thursday morning Al 8 m. =
seven pound gil baby. Mother and
child are doing veil. DR.. Hss,y
attending.
4 A Sabbath-School VS. Organized
last Sunday in Pleasant valley, call
I'd the Belle Pi,in SUNDAY School
1t will be held ~ the rssidence OF h
u. Hollinger for the present.
: The Easter services by the Sunday
School scholar. vt tn. M-,hodis'
church Sunday -seniug drew q
crowded house, and Was . credit to
the scholars aud teachers.
Mrs. Charles G. Myers returned
Wednesday morning from lows
where she had been visiting for rev
sral month";. She also visited ftieud'
10 Indiana while she was gone.
J. r. Gordon who has CLAIM
northwest of town returned Tuesday
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

Geo. T. Herbert has coed wheat
for sale.
The Lamar register., 1890-04-12

|
Z. ID. Slater has purchased one
thousand head OF cattle for which he
nov, f,.u - m w.. p''.
good to feed to cattle ,b., Tn. farmer.
may have for sale.
M.eRrxn.-A, G,,,,d. .,.,;,
of the 9Th by Rev. X White. Will.
liam A. Swift to Mis-. Mallie K.
anu hei'ln D. Chllcott son
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Elijah VI. Hawkins Va. Albert I.
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last week taking -l-ya,;on, f,r
heavy dixie, to he built on the farm
OF ). a. Collins. Mr.. Irwin has
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N ali ,bo. xho tool mar, i, III.
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especially do they thank Mr.,ud Mr..
Kny.r- Mr. U-.,.n. Indy! Dnvt.
rb- nr,.L.-, and ,b. b,,j hays h,
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n.d. . compl-r- .ue.... Fortv.t;y-
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id
SIR, n p,
NJ N.,ur,I S,.i-,c. in ITniv.r.,ty of
Denver, form-rl, Pre.ldrnt of the
S,,ts Univer-ltv of Colorado, will
-r'ur- !" nc hr'h' 'i't esurch ms
""hhs' i"r D'''o' y sn"N" "''
Com. AMI h.,r him. Won will l,-srIi
entertained. Music will be furnished
nv the Lamar orchestra. Admission
20 CENTS, ehli'r-d " cents "''eh
Easter shhoath was es'sorAt"d Al
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p'"pr'a'- services ine pa''"' u"
'iSefsh An ADDRESS rom hN''.
-,
'"v- cons'es ao"n' Inc c"o'' 'e''
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The Lamar register., 1890-04-12
FOR SALE.

100 acres of decided land, eight
miles southeast of town on Clay
creek, under the surveyed south side
ditch. J. A DOWNING. -.