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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
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StaatSat ut anttSfttttit &Iatne'S.

Die Na6rt6t, baB oer @UngreB Der Ser.
Staaten bon Nene}uela ben Oor meDreren
Wtonateu III Wai6ington ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@}e0en Ieitt9teiiss 6aroelss 8ertreg nit De:t
8eretnigten Staagen gutgebetBen bat, lit
cine mettere Grrun9enldaH Der 8laine' l6et
Staatsmonnsfunlt. Die Ser. Staaten
BON Yene3uela, DeLc1e ein @ebtet BON nabez
Al GOO, 900 eugt. Quaoratmeilen uinfa11elt,
uno 2,240, 600 gintDobner baben, iino eth
reibes unn 1oDer @ntipiGeiung fdbi9es
Gano I'M Jlorben Suoameritas, unD bon
ben 8ereinigten Staaten nur burd ben
Golf uon Wterito uno oas caraibilhe Weeer
0etrennt, allo BON unleren llolt1en An0
Oltli6en OGfen leldt erreiGbar.
Sbnobl &c. in Der bsiBeu Zone liegt. berz
etntgt eS, III Solge Der 009e letner @)ebirgs,
tbGt)Ghlth ale 3onen, uno ieine @raeugs
ltile itnb ben1gemdB bon GROCER Wennnims
falttgtett. Sn ietnen llriDalbern belikt IS
eInen uOrlQuftg uner l6opflt0en 9tetdtbum
an t0itbaren SDtSern, uno an tednil0 ODER
tlr Die 6elltunoe nIdltigen 4lar5en, ME
SaI1apartlle, &antl1uf luno an0ere @unln.s
unb 6ariarten, SQiiafras, Nanille. Sonfaz
boDnen, @btnartiloe, Sarbltoffe, Ioluballam
II. !. No., pGbreno III Der acknowledgement Bone
toit alle Dem Wfenl6en niiBliAen @emGble
QeoeIben. ulo narnentll4 Elm D~Or5ligiider
&attee un0 Tabat !Dd6It.
S0on teBt lit unler 6enoel nit Denez
,auela bebeuteno. Gin Der .@iufubr oe5 Sab
res 1886-l897, mei6e ii6 auf 70. 1853, 900
UollDareS ($15, 109, 056) BELIEF, tparen Die
Ser. Staaten nit 1914 900 8olibares
($3, 100, S28) betbeillat, ireilih ober Gngz
Lamb NIT 1870, O0O, Nranfreid nit H.
$4,000, unO Oeutiblanb NIT 13,400, 900
Solsnares, tpGbreno bon Der @elanmtausz
tuhr i'm gHertbe bon 81, Alb 900 Boliuares
llber Die 6dlfte. nainlt9 1858, 900 8oliz
nares nab ben Ser. Staaten, rlo nur fir
3,319,OOO na6 Gnelano, fir Is, 21O, 900
lad .Nranfret6 uno riir 10.047, 900 na6
0eutlOlanO aing.
Oean iiebt alio. baB mir % NAL 10 Diel
BON 8eneauela beaieben, ais mir Dprtbirll
lenoen, uno oa Die @infubr bauptlddlidj
aus Betsenmebl, @iienz unb Yaumwoaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
g8ie sic &nb itt @aleuscr.

SSn altDGtertld)en Oeutiden 8auernfaIenz
bern beftnDet iid oas Bib elmer &ub, ait
beren &0rper ale &rant6eiteli unb gjebrez
6en abgebtloet YIno, bon oeren cine GlD
m0gliher g8eile b~efailen rerDen tam. Oils
cine lo!6e &uh iieIlt fih Die e.p II b | il
tant DE- Bartei npn Soma bar.
Oenn in itrem neueften, auf ibrem StaatSz
&0npent 81 Ge0Gr 9taptoS a~naenpmmeneu
pDlitil6cn Notwithstanding ipribt tie
iiH belnabe fiir aleS g0ie aus, mas gez
~geniDdrtt9 S6ledttgteit uno Qerrildtbeit
auf Dem polltliheu GoDen Dieies XanDcs
anitreben. Gle lit 10 SiemIib tHr SilDerz
idpinoeI; ie lit 9au5 raleuo tiir Mo1opolz
SDIc; tie tit fIlr bo5 i'm legten @ongre6
niht ourGge0rungene WahlSuangs9eleb !;
ite lit fir Tortoauer uu0 logan Nsr]04rz
fuilg Der ~ldleuBIideu 8robibityon.
llnieren 8emerfun8et iber tbr Gerbalten
in Der Yyobibiti0nsfra9e, bon Der lie lelblt
lagt, bdB eS Die DeruorrageuDe StSeitIrage
i'm Die5mallg;n StaatsDabltampie lei,
ihiden mir iolGcnoe tbenlo feuri9e tpie trefz
fenoe Betradtun8 Der @Dtcago & mes
DordlS:
v2tmerifaniiGe 8irger, ipeItbe beaierig
iluo, bic nod Imlner fDrtDirfanben urlaz
cbcn, aus tDeldeu Soma aus e.llent Suuerz
ldiit9en republttanilheu StGate ei1 3peIielz
barker Gtuat GemOroen lit, terueu 5u lerner.
m09eu lid Die &aufbobn DcS 6rant 4Slerce
in Oes Wtoines Detradbten. pelner iih ooz
ielbit nm /. Suli i'm @eidngniB befanb,
mdDrenb eiN Oaufen o%orti9er irnlt oroz
nungsliebenper 8iirger it'd Dor Den @efdngs
niBtboren lamrIelte .un0 nuG istueln Dilute
ihrie. 9ierce iit Oas, mas man i'm unietis
gen Sotpa einen NrohibitiOnSlpibel nennt-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06

t%paaren, Waihinen, 8apjer, Bein urb
8ter, Wtooemaaren, ltn0 @lds uno &prz
aellan beltebt, bis auf Die bret lebten Iauter
Wauren, in oener mir NIT europa ben
9Settbetuerb aufnebtnen %f0nnen, 10 IdBt lib
%ertporten, DAP Inter Dem @ege1ieitigteitsz
Dsrtrd9e cine erbeblid]e Sermtbrung mnlerer
Mustubr nd6 8enesueld Itattftnoen tpirD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-06
SCI nettc @ettermtann.

Sebt oa bas ciqentli6e Wetteramt cine
Mbtbeilun0 bes NdcrbausO Departments biz
bet. lit ibni pDm Nr0iiDenten uno u~nla9Ider<
baum;ullter Hu5t eiu lebr tldttger Nod7
mault gum Norlteber ge9eben iporoeH, llata'
Lib Start Walroo 6arrtnAtpn.
Gr mnroe i'm Nu9ult 1913 in benz ~ NfeIs
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
A CANARD.
The New York Press exposes that
important Biz business.

The article credited to the New York
Press, going the rounds Of the papers,
in which it is alleged that unfavorable
action has been taken in the New York
Legislature against the Royal Baking
Powder, proves to have been a canard,
gotten up and circulated by opposition
baking powder makers for purposes quite
apparent to every one.
The New York Press, in exposing the
fraud says: "No such Legislation as that
stated in this article has ever been had
in this State-or in any legislation to
our knowledge The lie is made from
whole cloth. The Press disclaims any
responsibility for the publication, and
objects to being made a party to such
methods adopted by some baking pow
der manufacturers in their efforts to
substitute their goods for others now in
use.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepers quickly learn that Dr. Prices
Cream Baking superior other brands IN
they fail to make the finest pastry ana
they wish to they dispense entirely with
eggs and can quantity of butter for shortening
purposes The advantage alone the saving effected
but in avoiding the frequently the difficulty
of securing eggs that fresh This is often serious
trouble.
Cakes of various kinds from the informal Griddle
Cakes stately Bride Cake be made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder which light sweet and hand
cakes OF when Grdde Cakes be eaten hot
enables their production space time always
tender and delicious
DR. Prices only Baking Powder that contains the
white of eggs None pure None SO wholesome
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Granada Items.

Special to the Register.
GRANADA, Thursday, November a6th.
Theo. Dickinson has quit railroading
and is selling groceries again.
Charley Stewart has taken the contract
to paint the Adana school house.
The Acuff Bros. hardware stock was
shipped to Yukon, Oklahoma, last week.
Samuel H. Tope and Allen S. Thomp-
son have lately been made acquainted
with some of the mysteries OF Odd Eel
lowship.
Mr.. Hone, a young man from Knox
county. Missouri. has filed on home
stead north of Granada under the
Amity canal.
\ bran new daughter has appeared at
the home of Chas. F. Harris. Her advent
has almost cured Charlie Of the Okla
homa fever.
The NJ. E. Sunday school are prspar-
ing a supper for Thanksgiving eve.
Some music, recitations, etc, are also on
the program.
I. NJ Phillips of this place has orga-
nized a singing school, l,with membership
of about -. Mr.. Phillips is a compe-
tent instructor in music, and with such
large class, will no doubt develope con
siderable singing talent among Granada &
young people
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Until January 1st will sell every fine
suit of clothes, about 40 suits tailor made,
new goods just come in this fall, at cost
and carriage They range in price from
81 to Sl2; regular retail price sl2 to $50.
l am stuck on these goods and will get
out even at the sacrifice price named.
They must go. Come and look at them
Denver never produced such prices even
at their greatest clothing wars.
Also just received the largest stock
and finest Christmas goods ever seen in
eastern Colorado. These goods 1 bought
for 40 cents on the dollar, and will sell
30 per cent cheaper than any one else
can. Consist OF dolls, Christmas cards,
piash albums. plush work boxes, toilet
cases, childrens' books; Roy's works 10
cents; Dickens complete works, Is vol
umes, So; Elliott's works complete, 81 10;
Standard Dictionary over 500 pages, q. %;
Robinson Crusoe, Sx10 inches, 200 pages,
35 cents. a {, p light weight AK handles
all wool black hose 70 cents; gents' all
wool black hose 30 cents. Ladies fine
shoes S1.5o. Scores of other articles at
same low bargain prices. 1t will pay big
for people to drive from any part of the
county to get these bargains. Don't de.
lay till Christmas for they are moving
rapidly even now. Sheet music given
with each purchase.
G. II. FRyBARoER,
Carlton. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
HOLD UP!

That there is a large and good stock
of Dry Goods and Clothing in Lam
ara If you don't, call on W. j.
Johnston and he will show you one.
If There is anything in his line,
that you want, and that he does not
carry in stock, he can order it for
you. And besides giving You the
benefit of his experience in buying,
he can get the goods for You as
cheaply or cheaper, than you would
get them if you ordered them
yourself. Remember that You can
patronize home without it costing
you a cent, and it will save you
money and vexation.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Nottoe for PuolioatIon.

Land onicc, Lamar, Colo. Nov. ~ issi-
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT the to.lo~ths
named settler has nlsd notice 81 his intsnton 10
r',,1n,ut. To cash entry and make hnAl prv-E
in suptart Of his claim. and that said proof
Kill - made brfUrc the keEt-tcr ard he
rsiv.r Al Lamar Colo. On DecouIbcE ~ lseii,
yis. MAYNARD ko.,n II. + No. tozl for lots and
i and =, uWL section S. township = south
range q west
nj. r,,,tinpous residence upou and eultiY At'of
81 aid land viz: Z. r. S-cb.rser, Th"n As
J. Martin, A. \. Parrish and W. ID hei'"'' al
Of Lamar, Colorado.
Also al the same time and place Mary \
Es.Tn II z No. llhs for lots and and - ncAs
ss,--ian ) township - sof4th. range 81 west
she naracs the following witnesses "a pruve
her Continuous residence ur-sn and cultivation
Of said land, via; = p. ScshcrSsr, Thomas ,;
Maria. A. n Parrish and ", D. Mslvct, all Of
= e ID. FoKn. Register.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

The shooting N atch last Tuesday un-
der the able management OF Deacon
Freil, was very recherche affair. A large
number from Lamar attended and they
brought in a nice lot of turkeys Hon.
o. G. Hess was hailed as uncrowned
king of the sport. He having earned the
title by waving his rifle towards the tar
get, and getting his gun off at the most
opportune moment. The ball struck
center, and ne marched home trium-
phantly with the largest turkey
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
whin-whams and Whereabouts of
our Off1cerS-eIect.


Art. Crawford under the tutorage of
Capt Cummings, is studying ancient
history.
Charley Crawford is reading up on ex-
ecutions and red -headitary rights of an
cient constables.
Squire Deeter is melting out justice to
himself by fixing up his farm on Poverty
Ridge in first-class shape.
DIR. Woodcock is running singing
school in order to get revenge on those
who did not vote for him.
we are not permitted to tell what until
the articles of incorporation are filed.
Commissioner-elect James furnished
the turkeys for the shooting match last
Tuesday. Wonder where he got them?
Frank Tate has given up his job on the
KY, and carries brick in his valise as
an evidence of good faith to hotel keepers.
NJ. Jim Underwood is devoting his
time to shooting at ducks and setting
some fearful and wonderful proof in the
REGISTER office.
Anderson Stewart was expected to
clean up the burnt district after election,
but he is hauling hay for Anderson now.
Thus another campaign lie ia nailed.
Treasurer-elect E. E Pike reports a
foot of snow at Mulvane this week. He
refrained from telling about the weather
during the campaign or results might
have differed.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Io,ioa Dr Publioation.

Land ofiice at Lamar toio., N1yi .iis,, ;,.,-
NOTICE is hereby given that the iono~. ion.i
ram,si settler has filed notice ef his ltensio1 49,
r., commute TO cash entry and 70 make AK, nnai uid
n,.,,f in sunt,ort Of his claim, and mat $50 -
49, III ~ made before the Clerk OF the bi--
,rict Court Of Rent county, Colo, At LGs Anli -,
Cnlo on December. 18th, l-sl. va Ansuls li ~
M. and uwl. sel. section II. township - -Su'h'
range ~ vest, ... ., ,,r,,,, his
He names the following witnesses - p.Y'o p9 ~
rortinnnu. rosidence upon and cuitiNatioa :, "
md land viz: BenignO Santistoyan' ~ Stet ~ ~
Snith G,,orVe 81 Mackey and John MeNH"sh'-
az OF 'a""'"' C. ID. Ford. Register.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Nottoe FOR Pubitoa.ion.

Land otiioe at Lamar. Cola-, Nov. y, isei-
NOTICE Is berrby given that the fnllowinS-
named settler has died notice Of his Inteution 70
tbN- aid ptnof will be nIade tctsrr the Clerk of
pi,trict tour- at Lamar, Cols-. on De. n, ISL.
v,r. t;eorse Edward Miller, H. Z No 40 for
the nwAs section %, township 2 south rAhss
g. ~est.
Ho names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upcn and eHltSAtiol of
aid land viz! 1haTic- n. Darsni, n NNn
Deusen. J. NJ. Paticu and r. A. AenibS-,E, all
- {. u. FoED. Rexi,ter.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Not,oe tor Putolioetion.

Land O.fiee At Lamar, Colo. Oct y, Isl
NOTICE 10 hereby sisea that the foll"~tn<-
named settler has filed notice OF his tntss
tion to make final proof in suptsirf 81 btr
claim, and that said prupf viii b. rnA.ie b-for,
the Register and Receiver ai Lamar, Jolo-, ga
Nov. =. ISL, viz: ". Arthur steele, ID. :, No
aSSsI. for lots : and s.ction :, township Il
south. range % wet
lie naHe- tn. tollo~inS ~ituesse= 90 prove his
eontinuons r,=idcncs uI-,a sod eultINs stiun ut,
laid land viz john q. Strean. J. T. Hr-tcr.
wrn. r James and John 4 Williams, all q La
IS e ID. foKD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
AN OPPORTUNITY
WE LONG HAVE SOUGHT.
The FIGURING Mill depends on the
Public Spirit and Enterprise
of our People.

The Colorado Milling and Elevator
company means business. They are
devoting considerable time and money
arranging for our new mill and elevators,
depending on the sagacity Of our people
in seeing the advantages to be derived
from a home market for our wheat
-
There can be no question Us TO the
importance of having Touring mill at
Lamar, ready for business when next
years wheat crop is harvested. The ad-
yantages and benefits to be derived can
not be estimated, and every citizen is
directly interested in the enterprise. 1t
means dollars to everyone for cents paid
in securing it for Prowers county. 1t
means general progress and prosperity
for our people. And from business
standpoint, at this stage OF our develop
ment, it is necessity.
-
The plans and specifications include
the following general description: II
PAIR rolls, 9x3o; u pair rolls, 9x24; 80
-four dressers; 10 scalpers; 4centritugals;
. ware house cleaners for separators;
milling separator; magnetic separator;
l Corliss engine. $50 horse power; ,
boilers 5x16 feet; four story building,
4Sx76 feet The first story to be native
stone, and the other three Of brick. The
engine and boiler room is TO be enc story
24xSO feet. An elevator 4OxS0 feet to hold
$1,000 bushels of wheat. An elevator at
Granada and one at Caddoa of 25,ooo
bushels capacity each. This will make a
combined storage capacity OF 10000
bushels. These buildings will be so
constructed that the capacity OF the mill
can readily be double as soon as the
country demands.
The construction of these buildings
will give employment to many of our
citizens at once, and will directly benefit
every one in the territory controlled by
the mill.
The Board of Trade OF Lamar has
taken hold of this enterprise, and is
looking after every detail. The commit
tee on mill site has reported that it has
secured the desired location. The water
rights demanded are being placed in
escrow in the bank, and the committee
on lands is at work and reports favorable
progress.
Mr.. B. B. Brown went to Denver last
Thursday night to consult with Mr.. j.
X Mullen, president of the Colorado
Milling and Elevator company, in regard
to the final details
Messrs Vanorsdale and Herbert are
the committee on raising the necessary
funds with which to purchase the land
required. Right here the REGISTER
wishes to suggest that when these gen.
tlemen call on you for your help, they
are not after private gain, but are work
| ing for the country's welfare. Do what
you can for this business and by helping
it along you help yourselves. There is
no time to parley about this, if We want
the mill ready for next year; and if you
are not going to do anything about it,
let it go to the San Luis valley or come
other favored spot at once, and haul
your wheat to Las A.nimas, and take a
90 day due bill for it.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
ARIEL
The tax levy made by the Coun

Total, State, County and Town, $3.50.
This levy compares very favorably
with that of other counties and towns
in the valley. As an example, the total
levy of Bent county is 251s mills, OF the
town OF Las Animas is 81 mills; making
their total for State, county and town
g. 4-30 mills
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
NotIoe For publication

Land Office at Lamar, Colo, Noy; ~. l,sl.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the iailoNlnS-
named settler has hled notice OF his thientot
70 ,,aL, final proof in support Of his claim and
tba, aid uroaf will be made before the he;lstsf
a,,J p,s-riyrr Al Lamar, Colo, on Dccemb-'r 4
issi. VIZ Allen Thompson ID. 5 No. 'l'S Tor tie
-, peIa aud n, seis and s~s seAs section ~
toysnship IS soUth, ransrv - wssf -
Ue names the folloving witnesses 70 prove NJ
continuous residence uy-nn and cultivation OF,
said land, viz; Robert Lines-n. r. hesASs7'
" IL Wil.on and j. B. Cline. all OF Grauaaa,
Colorado. . - ~ fHehs Est-4she''
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
A,.aaNot1oo.

Land Office at Lamar, Colo, os,. -, 81. ~.
COMPLAINT having been enssrea a. r = usr-
,s,, NJ ~, shsn.inuing his Homestead entry ~ ~
Isl. dated August sth, 1ssI. qpes & the en ssc nr
and 81, sci section 4. township z so1eh' Nth :
= ,ha eanc,liation OF said entry, the said
parties sre hereby snn,neped to appeiss iss, ~ At
one Jn ',n - r,-srond and furnish testimony
eo.cerpins S"i1 O. g GoopALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Court adjourned Monday evening.
c. NJ. Lee sells Oats, Bran and Shorts
J. o. Stream has gone to Iowa on
visit.
- W. W. Jones came up from Granada
last Tuesday.
Blank leases carried in stock at the
REGISTER office.
Mayor Vanorsdale registered at Pueb-
10 last Monday.
D. W. Robinson, of Granada, was in
Lamar Tuesday.
Jas. W. Odle, of Granada, registered at
the Swift Monday.
Hon. James Swift left for Chicago on
Thursday morning.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Guy purchased the Swift
residence this week.
Several important trades are on tap.
Full particulars next week.
w. II. Hale, of Granada, transacted
business in Lamar, Monday
=. Attorney A. F. Hollenbeck was down
from Springfield last Sunday.
W. B. Barker has been confined to his
house by an attack of la grippe.
Willis J. Reed, of Ration, New Mexico,
visited frieds in Lamar this week.
Government land inspector G. r. Bill
lings arrived at Lamar last Monday.
The Lamar Amateur Dramatic Assc-
citation held its first meeting last night.
An elegant supper was served for the
danceFs, at the Alamo, thanksgiving
evening.
You should not fail to try S. Morris
Irwin & Co.'S school shoe for your boys
and girls.
Sheriff McCurry has joined the Gra-
NADIA singing school, lodge meets but
pnce week
- Mrs. B. B. Brown returned from Puelo-
10 last Monday evening, where she had
visited friends.
Deputy county clerk C. c. Warner of
Baca county, came down from Spring
field last night.
Have S. Morris Irwin & Co. take your
measure for gents suits, They quote
you st. Louis prices.
.. Fred Lee returned from Iowa last
Tuesday night. He reports Iowa stormy,
hard-up and democratic,
The thanksgiving ball at Browns hall
was very successful. The largest crowd
of the season is reported.
given by the ladies' OF the M. E. Church
was very enjoyable affair.
The case OF Baker vs.. Graham, in the
district court, was non suited on motion
of defendants attorney, C. C. Goodale.
Happy and content is a bride with 1.-THE Ro-
CHESTER" she lives in the light of the morning
TO learn WRITE Roeass<r Lamp Co. Ne,e I,rk
Mrs. Durant, of La Junta, acting in
spector w. r. c., department of Colorado
and Wyoming, visited the local corps
yesterday.
Prof. NJ. D. L. Buell and A. NJ. Bald
win, OF Las Animas, were in Lamar
Wednesday for examination by the
board of pension examiners.
= ]. W. Golladay, ditch rider on the La
Junta and Lamar canal, reports only two
foot Of water in the ditch, caused by
several breaks between Limestone and
Gageby.
The jury in the case of McEntee VS..
The Lamar Land and Canal Company
brought in a verdict of 500 for plaintiff.
Notice OF appeal to the Supreme Court
has been filed by defendants.
J. II. Slater, president of the bank OF
Sheridan Lake, contributed sixty dollars
TO the Kiowa county school fund, at the
suggestion OF the Court, for his delay in
pbeying summons to appear before the
grand jury last week.
B. ----
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
LOCALS.

The forecast for the ArkdnsGs rdlley for
to-day and tomorrow is local sHoirs
aud slightly colder.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Oh. why viii the women continue this strife
To give up their garments of ease.
Unwilling TO lead serene, happy life
In the skirts that don't bag at the kneesl
Detroit Free Prees.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Cold Blasts

Kept out by rubber door and window
strips, Cheaper than freezing. For sale
at ID. c. Markers. 24tf
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
Notice.

All persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to call and settle at
once.
24tf C. c. HUDDLEsroS.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Fred Lee has made arrange
<aS.41ssl..s- ments with Santa Claus for
a car load OF toys and holiday goods, He
has a nav clerk, too: go see him.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Markham & Brevort are ready TO pay
the highest price for grain.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Subsequent Sale.
TnrAsrrrn's orrror, Corxrr OF Pnowrs..
STATE OF CoLoRApo.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that will, accordn,
law offer public sale the office of the Treasurer of the
Of Prowers and State Colorado, the Thirteth 30 D
December 1891 succeeding days. commencing at the hoe
ten O'Clock m of day, much of the following dec
situate in said county which the taxes for the
1889 and 1890 been paid shall be necessary to m
taxes, interest and penalties, 'o-wit:
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Go to Herbsrts for everything you
want in farm machinery, Pumps Wind
mills, Wagons. Carriages etc. You will
be treated right.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-28

Notice of Annual Meeting
Or THE STocKsuLDEKs or THE CoLoRADo AND
KANSAS CANAL AND RESERVOIR CosPaST
LANAR PRovEEs Co, CoLo-,
October. alst. ISL
THE Annual meeting of the Stockholders 81
i the Colorado and Kansas Canal and Rcser-
yoir Company, for the election Of Directors, and
such other business may come before II, will
be held at the Colorado office of the company, },
in Lamar, Prowcrs county. Colorado, on Thurs-
day. the Third Day OF December, 1891, at the
hour of ten O'Clock a. m.
JAsFss GREEN. Director.
l.. M. RussEi.
l. II. RoSEsrHAI,
II. =. kLYIBACkEK
y. B. hoE>.
majority OF the Board OF Directors :
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Abstracts.
The only set of Nttnae7T-
cal abstracts of the Rec
ords of Pro1Oers county.
ABSTRACTS to Farm and
City Property furnished
ON shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.4ddresS
PROWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
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GEO. t. HERBERr.
Voluntary Observer.
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ll.r or REAL rArr TO ne LOT. 10,
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colorado Weather Service.

Report fer the week, at Lamar. Colo,