The Lamar register., 1891-12-05

And then with tender care,
The doctor consummates the work.
And gets the patient there.
Medical Age.
Get your feed at G. NJ. Lees.
J. X. Ollie was in town Monday.
C. NJ Lee sells Oats, Bran and Shorts.
Commissioner Priddy was in Lamar
Tuesday.
H. L. Luhors was down from Caddoa
yesterday.
Blank leases carried in stock at the
RBGIsTER Office.
Look out for S. Morris Irwin & Cos.
Christmas Goods.
Judge Gunter is reported laid up with
the grippe. at Trinidad.
s. Morris Irwin & Co. have bargains
in Ladies' Dress Suitings.
C. W. Heaton is papering and deco
T rating the John Hess saloon.
Otere county warrants are reported
worth 65 cents on the dollar.
W. ]. Johnston reports splendid trade
in dry goods, shoes and clothing.
Mr. White, bookkeeper for F. B. Koen,
arrived Thursday morning, from Denver.
Dwight Miser, a leading Springfield
merchant, was in Lamar the first OF the
week.
Harry Pettee was up from Holly, last
Tuesday, attending the commissioners
meeting.
w. G. Russell, foreman of the KY
range outfit, was Lamar visitor this
morning,
Mr.. D. C. Marker, senior member of
the firm Of Marker Bros, is going through
a siege Of grippe.
T. R Jones and T. j. Anderson, prom
inent Pueblo stockmen, were in Lamar
last Monday and Tuesday.
Cattle inspector Joe Wyatt was in
town yesterday. He reports q new son
at his house. Bully for Joe.
Judge W. R. Davis, formerly editor of
the REGISTER, was in town this week in
interest of the Denver Sun.
Happy and content Il 4 bride with 1.-THE Ro-
chester" she lives in the light of the morning.
70 learn ~ors write RoeAester Lamp Co. Ne,o York
H. F. Kleibacker, of st. Louis, was in
4 kt,so
of the directors of the Colorado and Kan
sas Canal company
The jury, in the petit larceny case be-
fore Justice Himes, was out all night
and was discharged this morning on
failure to agree.
Perry J. McMillen is now in the en-
ploy of Messss- Ferguson & Silver. The
rapidly increasing trade of this popular
firm having made another clerk neces-
sary.
~ Excited and eager anticipation has
been aroused all over the civilized world
by the report that certain inventor has
discovered a way to make odorless
whiskey.
!, Mr.. B. B. Brown, who went to Denver
last week to consult with Mr.. ]. K. Null
len in regard to the new mill, returned
last Monday. He says that the mill
will be built.
The stockholders of the Colorado and
Kansas Canal and Reservoir company
held their annual meeting here on last
Thursday. The local directors elected
for the ensuing year ane F. B. KOen and
E. L. Koen.
DIED-on Monday, November 3oth,
1891, at Lamar, Mrs. Roberts, wife of
james Roberts Of Ayr. The cause Of
death was cancer OF the stomach from
which she suffered seyerai months. She
leaves a husband and two small children
The contest caae OF Dr. Bedail Vs. Rev.
Brooks involving the latter's homestead
entry in 2-22 A, has haen up Tor hear
before the local land Office, all week.
Msssrs. J. W. Kriger and G. L. Hines
are attorneys for contestant and Judge
J. X. Doughty appears for the sntryman.
A score of witnesses have been examined
for both sides, and the end Of the testi-
mony is not yet
- E W. Henlrins has rendered his res
ignation Is councilman and gone to Med
icine Lodge. Kansas, where he expe It's
to engage In some business Mr.. Fen
kins Va one af Lanar's first settlers.
During ~ stay hens he had the mis-
fUetune Of losing all be had in the disas-
tsrusas livery stable finn of year ago,
Bat u prosperity or adversity hel always
rsuNeQ 10 be . square and reliable man.
Hi6 0any friends sinCessly hope that
eucdaas may attend him in anything he
p1dnteAea ;