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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

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70, ais Ob 0i9 bic Ga6e gar ni6t be-
riibre. SD glaubte, On iuarbelt nnf'
iabren unb bent Ntdo9en ben Stano'
punt flar MAIDEN, unb nun Sei9It 9u
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6leini9teit.~
,@er miro fi9 idon friibmor9ens
auiregenl 9tu9 tommt wobl Gles iule'
Der in's rehte @eleis."
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uidt gebalten."
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pIb", gdbnte er, res bdlt mid I'm
8ett nod felt; i9 perce ueiter lieger
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aud 9leib 9ir feline anoere Gemo5nbeii
aunebmen tbnnen? g8ir fue6ieln Dit
Rollen; 9u biit furtab elm Sriibaui unf
i6 elm 9dn9i6ldfer."
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anein Den aanjen Morgen lber be9in'
nen?" fraste iie betreten.
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lit. Su bit in eisener &erion eiu
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gls tie iid betratbtet bate, CAB ii:
tleinlaut 5urii6: rS6 9taube ielbIt
baB ib i1pu etfuas perdnbert ausiebei
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nS6 5pciile 9anj uno gar nitt od'
ran. gtbsr eiuen Ueitaus 9r0Beren 8e.
fallen piiroeIt Gu mir armielsn, ipenr
9u Did nibt'um Seine G95nbeit uni
9tnmutb brGatelt."
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Suseno mebr 9eIesen 1T, uls al 0einer
8equemli1feit, 10 mill id) Dir oiea
Opfer brinsen uuo bieneue GeluObnbe.t
fabren faiien."
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vtommIt 0u auh iuie0er ju gillette. 90.
Jest geb' rno triufe Seinen 8aifee UNI
sonne Dir baraui ned eiri9e Stuuber
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aleloern iein."
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DID um9en5bneu? Ga9teIt 9u nibi
ipeben 10 su rir?"
,9as tuoDl. 3u@ au6 1T min
Dir Elm Spfer brinsen unb mid Din
gu 9iebe friid) uno frdfti9 erBaIten
uno oas fam i1 MIR ourt Die Sin.
wjrfHng Oer mir sepoBnten 0tpr9en'
Itunoen."
Nls er elm 8ierteIItiinodeu ipdter
feline Stube betrat, rie6 er ii5 Die SdIoC
uno triumpbirte:
rGp, baS bat iidb beIier gemadt, als
id bndlte. uno Die OtOr9cnit ituuOen tint
gsrettet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
SDet Gn0eL

gub Gr3el bnben lhre S6idIale!
Sic Satin oe8 @pnbe De Siliena iiber.
rai1te tiirSlih, iuie mir einem mabrioer
Slatte eutuebmen, ibreu @emabl OH
oeiien 9lamerstGee nit Sipei tleiuen
Wtormurbilomerten bon bobem Finite
ridden garr.D, fuslhe Sipei bsteuoe Gnz
gel bariteLten. Die Statuetten Sei9ten
ben gtamcn55ug bes beriibmtcn ipanis
idleu Sitobauers glrfe aus Dem uUrisen
SdbrbuEoert unb iOllten ua6 gtn9abe
bes SerGuiers Gus Sarnsoiia itam'
meu, lpp man iie beiu llm9rabeu eiuc5
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bodauge iehenen 9lbslsfamilie 9e66rte.
@iebrcre ScidabisunGen at ueridieoes
nen Stellen Der 6igureu purben ais
8eles fir bieien 1lriprun9 anse9eben
rno baran bic 8crrtutbuug 9etniipIt,
cnB bic Silbniiie nihreno eines Siirs
srrtris9es BON Oen 8eiiteru persrabeu
iuureeu. Die funitiinnige @rdfiu nubm
oieie @rSdbluu0 iiir @abr6eit unb be.
SnGlte germ iiir Die beioeu 9tatuen
5000 sSeietas (720O MarG. Shr
Gatte iuar ebeuinas i'm bjhlten MnBe
erfreut ourdl bas iusrilrolle Geid)euf.
9lm iD,senDen Gage nber eridieu in her
8Obnanl bcs @ra;sn eiH .6err, iuelSer
jit) ols buliieicommlildr pprlteute unO
nit Der 9ame res 6ouie5 cine rerbi
pelnli9e lluterbaltung beganH. Gr ers
;dtlte, Die &oli;eioire:tion GeBe ben
Sicmli9 be9riiuosten &erba6t, oaB Die
belNcu @ngei aus eIner beriibmten
Stride Spanieus eniueubet iuprben ieieH.
0ie GoacsIa fab Iib sen6tbigt. bsm
GommiHar Die Beripn ibres &unitbaro:
lers 9eUau Su beidjreibeu, lno nad
meIrtdgisem Sud)en 9elnu9 es, ben
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ais raiIinirtar 8aueruidrser Der Bo'
liSei ldu9It befdnnt mar.
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ler beauemte ii5 od5u, iainen p@e.
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fpeI9er onraui bin fufOrt sefingIi6 einz
gejp9en ipuroe.
0icier. elm iuseuannter Slntiquitdters
banoier, erIldrte, Die Gngel pom eiHem
Gagel6buer setauit gu babeu, fueLHer
oielelben beim 9lbbrnb zines !Sauies
auiaeiunoen bate. 9ladbem au9 Die
fer Sritte sur 6ait sebradlt pp>cen
mar, geitano sr ein, Die Marmprbilo'
merte be3 gtn6tS aus Der Satbebrale
Der Gtabt geItoblen 81 bnbeu, mas oas
mails iuiprt betannt eeluOrbeu unO aud
jenem 6Guoler feiaesus93 usrbOr9en
geblie6en mar.
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obgslnGit uno fiir jeoes eiuen Gcita
beiablt. Der GOuoe De &iueHd ianote
Die beioeu Gu9el AMI feline Soften an
Den 9tlcaloen pun Seuilla Suriid. 9is
orct Setbeilig.en Git oieiem Sirdeuraub
q5er iebeu ibrer 8eItraiung enigegeH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

@lonate lang NIT 9tus6auer mb @es
6ulO iib Gbgemii6t batten. Gs mar
bieie2, ipie Hebenbet binjugeiiigt iein
n69e, Elm beroiides W2ittel, neil oas
9erpeutin6l nidt nur iebr heitise
Gdmerjen, iouOerH aud cine bpdsra@
Oise @nt5iinbun9 beruDrgerufen bate,
aber Gle arante mar pOm lobe errettet
iuor6eH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02
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Sn oer & Iaiie bat fi9
bas Gtritdt uerbreitet, Soerr Sber(ebs
rer Or. 3opf Elm ietr pe0antii3er mo
ais @eiberisinb betannter !Serr, babe
iib perlObt Sei ieinem Ginirtt ruit
ibm Die game 9lnIie - Die BEL ibm
Oeutlde gluiiaBtlbuugen 9enieBen iOate
- i'm iuiloen G6or entge9en ,gSir
sratulireu, 6err Doctor, mir 9ratuti.
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Doctor, nadoem er NIT raldem Sdrltt
ben Satbeber errei6t bat, I'D bite mir
Gube aus |! Erimus, id fUroere sic
auf mir Su ertldren, mas oieier 9Grm
su bebeuten bait" r6err Doctor, mir
meiuten. -. oa sic Iid bod oerlpbt
baben. -. mir wOlteu Sbuen ber;lib
9ratuliren, oa mir bod 10 iebr erireut
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rem. ~ idpoG Der chen uuteroriidte
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&ube aus |" riei Serr Or. 9opf itrsug.
r8as Oieie GnseIesenbeit bttriit, 10
babe i'd mid onriiber iplsenoermaBen
su duBeru: @rIten5: lit es nidlt iUabr,
uno 5,peiters: iuenn es ipabr iudre,
a. mas sebt es Gu9 an! b. pel6e
Gburbeit!"
9tuserebme 9utaqe
S6auipieler: No.. 9luBer bieier ellen.
bisen Gage befomme i6 afio gti9Ss?"
9irettOr elmer ,S9miere" ,,0o6,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-02

rgaidt uabr, Wtdnn9en," bradte
Glia Gbeubs oas @eiprid auf ,ipar
bas beute Niprgen ut5t reijeub? ggdhs
renS 9u id)reiblt, iise i'd BEL Dir unb
freAe mid, ipie meine 2tniuelenbeit 9eis
men @eiIt anrest, uuO peHn Su aenuq
geidaifen, bege5eu mir uUs binaus ms
6reie, I'M Die i96ne gtatur Su genieBen.
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,g9ie Su mid, mai perIannt batteit,
Grid! 9u glaubteit, i'd ware aus Se.
auemli6teit uRb Raiiion eine Sang.
itbIaferin. limb iuenn bem aud 10
mare, 10 babe id nit Der Geiuobn9eit
bOIItdnoil ge5roheU. stlleroiups iiible
id ridi 'aegsu oer ueueu 2cbeH .wetie
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
Norwegian Time.

English tourists in Norway are re- ported to be not little perplexed by the eccentlicities of Norwegian time. At home they are accustomed to a uniform time, calculated for the meridian of Greenwich; but in Norway every town adopts its own meridian, hence tourists watches are perpetually appearing to be wrong. The telegraph offices and the railways that happen to be in connection with Christiania regulate themselves, it is true, by ChristiaIaa mean time, but this only increases the confusion, for all the other railways, together with the steamers, start punctually by local time. To add still further to his bewilderment, no sooner does the traveller cross the frontier than the Swedish railway time, which is eighteen minutes different from Christiania time, comes into use.
 In Bergen unfortunate strangers who have set their watches by the town or postoffice clock are constantly rushing to the telegraph offioe only to find that it is closed in accordance with Christiania time. The unlucky British tourist who spends so much of his time and money in Norway in these days might fairly ask for little more consideration. The Norwegians themselves are asking for a uniform time according to the meridian of Christiania.-New York Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
Good Point. of the e'Broncho.

The broncho is, generally speaking, homely animal, but one soon gets at tached to fine specimen of the breed. They can do so much and act so intelli- gently that it is only natural to look upon them as pets and companions The great ambition for young Indian boy is to own broncho, and then to train him 10 know his master and to obey his words and signs No less ambitious to possess one of these ponies are the young sons of western pioneers, and many stories of wonderful attachment between the ponies and their young masters have been related Although apt to kick, buck and be stubborn by nature, the little bronchos possess many fine quali- ties that redeem them from positive ugliness. York Epoch.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17

ucu as 1 was astonished to see bean sprouting out of an evidently old ac- cumulation in corner of the sink, while in the hands of the cook was a tack and tattered rag which well de- served to be labeled death dealing dish cloth. This is no fancy sketch, but a very fact, and the foul smelling dish cloth, saturated with stale food, seemed tome quite reason enough for the wretch ed health the cook complained of, even if the general state of the kitchen were not responsible for the successive deaths of three children of the family. My hostess attributed these to mys- terious dispensation of Providence. .- Good Housekeeping.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
LOAN BROKER.
o. L. GIBBS

Makes Speciality of Short Loans. If you have moneyto spare for thirty or sixty days, call and see him.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
Remarkable Vitality of Seed.

It has been claimed that the seeds taken from ancient Egyptian tombs are capable of growth, but proof of the clam is lacking. It has been demon strated, however, that seeds of very great age are capable of development. Raspberries have been raised from seed taken from the stomach of man who died during the time of the Emperor Hadrian, who reigned in the Second cen tury of our era. Think of it, seed springing into new life after lying dor mant sixteen centuries!-St. Louis Re- nnhlic
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17

There is curious instance of an echo at Tatenhill, Staffordshire. The tower of the church there has an echo that re- peats five times the syllables uttered at the centrum phonicum, which is about seventy yards distance Whispering galleries can scarcely be considered any thing but odd items in our sacred edi. fees. Of these there are examples in Gloucester cathedral and St. Pauls.- Gentleman's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
SUNSET ON CHARLESTON HAReoR,

The trailing clouds rose hued and amber
 laced,
 Lit with pale fire tho bay As on the silver sloping beach wo faced The slowly fading day. Proud Sumter drowned across the waters red, Majestic in decay, Wearing, crownlike, upon her naughty head The suns last ray. A golden veil OCT all the city hung, Hiding the earthquakes mar, A slender boat, with gleaming sails outflung, Sped toward the distant bar. The sunset died. A gun boomed from the
 heights
 And echoes answered far, The city glittered with a thousand lights, Ger Sumter shone one star
 Edward Darrell in St. Louis Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
Union Restaurant
 Successor to Bon Ton Restaurant.

Charlie Sam has purchased the old Bon Ton Restaurant and will continue the same in first class styIe ., n,
 The public are notified that Charlie Sam will
 not be responsible for any debts incurred by the Bon Ton restaurant. For first class meals and good attention go to | the Union. Private Parlors for families. l Meals,25, B and 30 cents.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17

The republic of Honduras is very rich in the valuable wood called mahogany. A survey of these forests estimates the value of the trees of this variety which are fit for market at $200, ,O00, ,000.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
A Dirty Kitchen.

One of the brightest women of my &C., quaintance impulsively invited me into her kitchen one day to see a feature of its arrangement, and seemed as morti-
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
THEIR TRIO.

Scene-The practice room of a young ladies college music club. It Is the day before the clubs annual concert, and three of it's mem bers have, by an elaborate stratagen, secured the room for just one-half hour for a last re- helrsL of tho trio they are to render. They have locked the door and established them. selves in corner, with a box of bon bons within reach, and their notes upon racks be- fore them. Maude, who is youthfully piQuant and pretty, rests tho tip of one patent leather boot upon a low hassock; tho lavender ribbon which decks her guitar makes a harness for her neck. Helen, who Is a young woman oi extremely ample proportions, Is trying to cud' de upon a rather too barrow window seat while she devours goodies and thrums the classic banjo; and the ink stained fingers oi Louise clasp the bit Of tortoise shell which i: to evoke strains of linked sweetness from her inlaid mandolin.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-17
A FEW FACTS PERTAINING TO CHA VALLEY

Gila Valley Fruits Ripen 3 to 6 Weeks in Ad' vance of California
 Gila Valley Soil is Superior to that of the Nile as is Shown in Analysis made by the Special Committee of the US. Senate Report 928 Part l, May ,, 1890. Page 60.
 Gila Valley is Especially Adapted to Citrus Fruit Growing
 Gila Valley Land and Water will Cost you only $13.75 per acre.
 Gila Valley owing to its Mild and Dry Winters can not be Surpassed as a Health Resort.
 Gila Valley is Surrounded by Gold, Copper, Si yer, Lead and other Metals.
 Gila Valley is Located on the Main Line Of the ISOuthern Pacific Railroad.
 Gila Valley in Few Years will be a secON Garden of Eden
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21
A Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. John A. Williams, a prosperous
north side farmer, who has been in Hi
nois lately, returned last Thursday with
his bride. On Tuesday night a large
number Of his north side friends gave
him very pleasant surprise party at the
residence of Mr.. John Philpot in the
Hopewell district. There were about
seventy ladies and gentlemen present.
After all had arrived Mr.. w. p. James
opened the evenings pleasure by neat
speech, on behalf of their many friends,
to the newly welded couple. The boun-
tiful refreshments, which had been pre-
pared by the ladies Of the neighhorhood,
were served at nine o'clock, and tho zest
with which they were disposed of did
justice to the ability of those who pre-
pared them. After all had enjoyed the
feast the music commenced and the bal
ance of the evening was pleasantly
passed in dancing and other amuse-
ments. Messrs. ]. Haptonstall and H.
E. Williams furnished the pps;c for the
occasion. 1t was one of the pleasantest
and most largely attended parties ever
given in the Hopewell district, and the
reception attests to the popularity OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

DEFAULT having boen made in the payment of a
cc tam IJrouissory note for tho prtnclpa! sum OF
TWO hundred dollars (s-I0l executed by Florence
Bricy, William Leonard and ". j. Mckay, pay "a
bl.. 10 the order OF Hayden y Dickinson, and Sc
cured by a certain deed Of trust, executed oy
said Florence l5rice. dated the 18th day OF Ocio-
Der, A. ID. lsS., and recorded ON tho zist day OF
January A. ID. lsSs. in book at page SIS OF the
records Of Bent county, State of Colorado, pub
lie notice is hereby given that the untersisn ned.
Job ~ Cooicr, or IN case OF his death, resifn,,-
tion removal from the city OF Denver, or failure
to act or other inability OF said Cooper, then
the Undersigned klies X. Barton, sheriff OF
Arapahoe county. successor in t-ust in said deed
of trust mentioned Will, BY virtue and under
the power and authority of said deed of trust,
and for the purposes therein mentioned, sell AZ
public auction at tho fremont street door of the
court house in Denver, in tlc county of Arapa,
hoe, state OF Colorado, at the hours Of IL
O'Clock, noon. on tho - -
TWENTY-FlEsr DAY OF APRIL, A. d. ISL,
the property in said decd of trust conveyed, des-
cribsi a follows, to-wit: The northeast quar-
ter tS.-E. - Of section q township twenty
two lZ2l south range forty-siK t4hl west, situate
in the county Of Prowers formerly n part of the
county of Bont), and state ofColoraGo, together
with all the appurtenanccs thereto, and all
water rights in said decd of trust mentioned.
Jon A. CooPEE, Trustee,
ELIAS Il. BARToN, Successor in Trust.
First insertion March n, ls9i.l
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21
si,sr;rs Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and BY vir-
tue OF an execution issued out OF ttc tierk of
fice of the District Court Of Beat county and
STATE OF ColoracO, and t. iiae directed whereby !
am commanded to make tic sum .! Two Ihous-
and One hundred and Three auI NintA-three-
One iIundrcdths Dollars, Is, lGJ.te1, and costs
of suit the amount of certain judgment re-
Gently obtained against K Nj. SpSey, }. Il.
Holmes and 1. K. Holmes, partners under the
firm name @. S,iycy and Holmes brothors, De-
Eeudants, in favor Of The lint and Wa!iins
aanufa -turili: Company, Plaintiff, out of the
lands teneInenIs goods and chattels of the said
defendants, ! have levied on as the property of
defendants, the following described real estate
situated in the county OF Prowers, STATE OF Col
Orajo, fo-xft. -
tyyeaty-tlIrec, l2si), Original Town Of Lamar.
THEKEEOltE, aecorr;int, to said command,
shall expose for saic, at Public auction all the
above described property or 50 much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the above uebt, ac-
crued interest, accruing interest. costs aud eX-
penses, on the 18th day of March, ls!l, at 10
O'Clock u. ut tho from; door of 4 hc Meichaits
Statc BANK in Lamar. Prcwars county, Eoloraco-
Dated at Lamar this 21th day Of Feorasi.y, i,
1871. ". G. MctURRY.
42 Sheriff OF Proscrs County.
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21

I Kansas, arrived in Lamar last Saturday
and are visiting their daughter, Mrs. T.
F. Seeberger.
Miss Condit, OF Orange Place, pear
Denver, visited our schools this week,
while she spent few days in Lamar
She is a teacher.
E. E. Blakely, Of Montpelier, Vermont,
who had been looking over Prowers
county land for some days, returned To
the east Tuesday
Mrs. Willis Winger left on the 18th
for Florence, accompanied by her broth
er, Leslie Cooper. Mr.. Winger has a
good situation in Florence
That Lamar is improving spiritually
is proven by the failure to get up bear
and dog fight Monday the dagoes were
afraid to let their old bear fight.
Mr., Hullinger and wife left on the 18th
for Ohio, where Mrs. Huliinser will
spend the summer, while her husband
returns to farm on the north side.
NJ. Mcmillan, of Carlton, and gem
tleman, whose name we have forgotten,
from Granada creek, made this Office a
very pleasant call last Wednesday.
Commissioner ]. D. Martin and son
have purchased the farm, known as the
John Smith place, few miles west Of
Lamar, and will improve and farm 1t
this year.
Lamar has broken the record OF Ar
kansas valley towns in a spiritual sense.
Two successful revivals ut the same time
is more religion than any of her rivals
can show up.
The New Orleans massacre has opened
a new field for the Sparss. They surely
must be tired of talking OF 'boodlo gangs,
and can organize u branch OF the Malta
here now for d change.
Judge ]. C. Funderburg, of Stewart,
Colorado, made this office a pleasant call
Wednesday. The Judge is one of the
straight Republicans of Kiowa county,
and one of her leading citizens.
Rev A. H. Mulkey. evangelist, has
been conducting series Of services at
the Christian Church this week. He is
an able evangelical worker, and the
meetings have been well attended.
The suit of j. C. Nix against the Amity
Canal for failure of crop was up before
the county court last Monday, and was
continued for one week. o. G. Hess is
attorney for the plaintiff, and J. w. kri-
ger for defendant
MARRIED the Kornman house, on
the evening of March 18th, by Rev. A.
H Mullxey, Mr.. VIM. Nichols to Miss
Alice Longshorc. Mr.. Nichols is one OF
Lamar's enterprising, industrious young
men, while the pretty bride is daugh-
ter OF Mr. Mrs. Longshore, of Mulvane,
Colorado. The REGIsrEG wishes them
much prosperity.
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21
Try sack of Lees Imperial flour.

Try sack of Lees Imperial flour.
Pure maple syrup is kept at Lees
grocery.
Choice hams and breakfast bacon at
C. NJ Lees.
John Lake, of Carlton, was town yes
terdsy.
Frank Tate, of Adana, was in town
yesterday.
The new boiler for the engine house
has arrived.
A. C. Swift, of the Alamo, was in Ora
NADIA Monday.
Sheriff W. C. McCurry was in Grana-
da last Saturday.
W. Il, Hale aad wife, Of Granada, were
in Lamar "Wednesday.
A large force of Postal Telegraph men
were in town Wednesday.
Edgar Rentchler came down from Pu-
eblo yesterday morning.
DR.. W. NJ. Cummings, of Las Animas.
was in Lamar this week
Charley Baldwin spent two days in the
village Of Pueblo this week.
]. G. Merrill, of Granada, was attend
ing county court in Lamar Monday.
The board of registration for the city
election was in session last Tuesday.
G. G. Goodale and B. B. Brown were
in Denver Thursday and Friday of this
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Longshore, of Mulvane.
were visitors in Lamar for two days of
this week.
M. F. Dickinson and A B. Stewart
were up from Granada several days the
past week.
Judge @. H. Frybarger and Jane
Graham, Of Carlton, were in Lamar
Wednesday,
Decker Co.'s new advertisement this
week contains some valuable informa-
tion. Read it,
L. G. iced, agent for the Lombard Iu-
restment company, was in town several
days this week.
Mrs. Henderson has built neat fence
around her residence, added a porch and
other improvements.
Mrs. G, 7. Feast. Miss Miliie Allen,
and John Rromfeld, of Adana, were in
Lamar last Saturday.
G. D. Ford has some choice sugar beet
seed that be will give to any of our far
mers who desire to test them,
DR.. ]. s. Hasty has returned from ST.
Louis, where he has been attending the
college Of physicians and surgeons,
Cal Downing and family have moved
from Pueblo to Wilde, where he will go
into the cattle business with Mr., Coch-
fane.
On Thursday Mr.. Dewitt lost VA
nable COW, A subscription of $40 was
raised by our citizens to purchase him
pow one
Rev. F. P, A. Bittner, of GAINESVILLE.
HisnoYri, conducted the revival services
At the Methodist church several days
Mis- xssk
The Lamar register., 1891-03-21
Notice fer Publioattoa,
Land omcc at Lamar. Colo, Mn

Land Oilicc at Lamar. Colo, Mar. 9, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flcd notice Ut hef intentinn -
make final proof in support OF her clstm ana
ami Receiver at Lamar, Cola. on November =,
iaS7 viz: Emma ord, ID. :. No. l.ita. for the
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upcn and cultivate n
Aary Gathers and ). }. Ericksun, all Of Lamar
Colorado.
by reason of an error in the former adveFtisc-
meIIt this proof viu be nisctIrd on April 18th,
1881. for any pcrsan who desires 20 protest
against the. allow nnco Of such proof
Is {. d. EoKD, Register.