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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
RECEIPTS.

Par Central Railroad. Sept 2-5SS bales COT
ton 1s4 bales domestics, $40 bbls spirits turpen-
tine /. 500 bbls rosn, bales wool, bdls hides.
Is rolls paper, 9s pkgs fruit 2 cars hay. car
nine car butter, | car shingles, z sacks -four,
y mules, / car lumber. IS cords wood, ID bblE
rice bbls syrup. 81 pkgs furniture, 10 bbls
augar. Pkg machinery, 1870 lbs buggy mate
nal tq9 plIgs mdse, car brick, car stone, 43
rtgs hard ware, 81 cases eggs, 10l tons pig iron.
per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry. Sept
. 256 bales cotton, 1913 bbs rosin 400 bbls spfr-
its turpentine, % cars lumber, % bales hides 8
cars wood 30 cases eggs, 80 1hbbls fish, 80 boxes
candies. IS pigs household goods, IS pkEs lard,
10 cases macaroni, II stoves, so pkgs furniture,
2 cars coal, III bales hay, cars brick, car
live stock / car rails, Sc boxes fruit.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Sept g.
5 car axles 76 cases butter dishes, bale plaids,
1 crate picture frames, so Grated sewing ma
chimes, boxes books, pkg mdse, l Grated bi-
cycle Dbl oil, car stone, Dbl dour, 1 bale
mats car nsphtha, car hub oil. calves
Per South Bound Railroad, Sept 2-25 bbls
spirits turpentine. s. bbls rosin Is pkRs fruit IS
pigs tobacco. 9 pkgs mdse. 10 bales domesticS, 8
pkgs household goods, bdl hides, box eggs,
cars cabbage.
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"AETED. merchants TO try the benefits OF
w advertising in the "One cent q word's
columns Of the MOANING News. 1t will certainly
Day.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship H Miller from Baltimore
c Parklns, Healy, A N Hogan, @ S Hawks,
D Wheat, Wheat and child, Miss Hatha-
way Miss Powlke, Z Nelson, R sellman, G A
Lewis E Pawlke, J A Weely, w Morgan Dal-
Ian, J c Chase, Golpin, NJ Rigoj, Mr. Russell.
Per steamship Nacoochee for New YORK
Miss Martin, Master A N Martin and nurse, Mrs
Cozart, D Preston, Mrs Jas Preston, B BaSoh,
Mrs B Selig, + Crohan, Miss f B Warner, Mrs
f Bogart, Miss NJ Smith, Nobel Jones, Jas D
johnston, Miss Annie Hoge, Glenn Phillips, Jno
Hoge, Louis Steyerman, l Allen, Miss Annie
Bockel, Z G Porter. j Hess, l. A Wilson, Pre-
ella FIelde, o Giovanni, D Salvatore, Mrs d Rob.
insOn.
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New YORK.
66 bales upland cotton. 81 bags sea island cot
ton, 226 bales domestics and yarns, 2,0O7 bills
rosn 100 bbls spirits turpentine, 70,500 shingles
100 go feet lumber, bales hides, SO cases cedar
Sc bales moss. IS bbls fruit, l07 boxes fruit Is
pigs vegetables. 1888 tons pig iron, 242 pkgs
mdse.
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Johnny-Whst did your mother whip
you for, JinmyP Jimmy-Eatin' green
fruit. Johnny-Who give ye away7 JIM
my-The doctor. Washington star.
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pull the door shut when he struck
1t. And then 1 got Jack to
hold the light while I watched

the snakes motions, took careful aim and
fred. That shot finished him. He strug-
gled and wriggled blindly all over the room
for a minute or two, but finally straight
ened himself and lay still And then Jack
and crawled out Of that closet more dead
than alive. and Jack Lit O fresh candle and
asked me If his hair wasn't gray. And then
there was the sequel; for the old herb gatha
erer never was seen again. When we found
that he had really disappeared Jack and /
looked at one another and cold chills ran
over US. for we felt as confident then as do
now that the huge snake, on some previous
visit, had killed and devoured the helpless
old man, and was merely looking for an
other meal when he dropped himself down
from that hole in the roof. No, VS. did not
look for any more game on that trip. That
one hunt In the night and in the dark was
enough for one time"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 Words or more, IN
this column inserted for ONE CENT WORD.
Cash in Advances, each Insertion
Bverybody who has any want 10 supply. any
thing TO buy or sell any business or sooommo-
dasons 20 securei indeed, any wish 60 crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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CONsIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad. Sept 2-M Y Hender-
son, W 2 Green Fl & Co, D Weed & Co, r
LovelHs Sons, A Miller Co, j Rosenheim & Co,
J L Ziegler, Savannah Grocery Co, Standard
Mfg and Com Co, Savannah Produce Co, Savan-
nah G & W Co, Jno Lyons & Co, w 1 Miller,
Collins Bros, L Putzel, Rabey Elec Co, Lind
say & NJ, A LETTER g. Son, NJ Ferst' q Sons & Co.
H Traub, S Guckenheinner & Sons, Frank q Co
Wv Gordon & Co, All Champions Son, NJ &
D Byck, W Nell & Co, A Ehrlich & Bro, W
Mcguire, Savannah Street Ry, Palmer Hard
ware Co, Dwelle 9 & D. T WeSt'& %, L w Has
kell, B II Levy & Bro, Eckman & Y, w ]
O'Brien, G Davis & Son, A B Hull g. Go. Nc
Kenna & w, j A Sullivan, Mcintosh. EIgin
Butter Co, Shooter Co. W W Gordon & Co
Woods g & Co, Jno Flannery & Co. .stubbs Z T.
NJ Conner & Co. Butler & s, JP Williams &
90. Hunter & B, Greigg & W, L Mon
Per Savannah, Florida and western Ry. Sept
Savannah g & W 90, Clarke & D, Lippman
Bros Wilson, L Putzel. Mohr Bros, Geo
Breties, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Appel & S, Eek
man V, Bruker Fertilizer Co. Ed Cooper
Savannah Grocery Co, Haynes & K, NJ Hem
derson, MoDonough & Co, j w Teeple & Co, Mrs
o. Adams Reppard & 90. y Wall. E B Hun
ting & Co, W W Armor. r Kirkland, W j
Thompson, Guckenheimer & Sons, NJ & D A
Byck, Norton II, J B Knight, II Coheu Fl
Howard Cohen, Palmer Hardware 90, G W
Parish W Springer. Z A Schwarz, D Weed
%, Savannah Steam Bakery, Law & B, Moore
& %, Moore & j, Liberty Mfg Co, T j Wells
savannah 1OtIon Minis, ii VOTER Brewing
70, Williams & Co, Ellis Y & Co, Peacock
4 Go, G L Jones, W W Chisholm & Co, savan-
nah Co, Lemon & NJ.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Sept
2-CR & Big Co, Ms & DA Byck, Frank &
70, NJ Goldberg, Singer Mfg Co, Rev DR. J
Graaam Coi.C d Owens, Mutual G L Co, Con-
nelly & NJ, Standard Oil Co, Winton B, w H
ard. = --N"
Per South Bound Railroad, Sept 2-Kavan-
slgn b, L r Myers & Co, Southeastern Plas,
.os 70, smith Bros. Epstein & Bro, p H YOU
II solomon & Son. G Eberwein, Warnock & " .
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IT denotes trace of rain or snow.
Z. II. S@YrH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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9N~N%-ASlAAPos
BARKs.
NO ora America lItall SIS TONS Polio. at Tybee,
c,S1s-Cnr q bahl & Co.
''orla AUS, 75s tons, Martinolich, Europe, ldg
Chr Dahl & Co
0arsten Doe lNorl, S52 tons. olsen Europe, ldg
e.-lhr q Dahl & Co.
0spao Norl, SIS tons, Knudsen, Europe. ldg-
=, Chr 6 Dahl & Co
mare ail Berg [Gerl, 586 tons, Wickerts, Europe
,Ms-Cnr g Dahl & 90.
- C5r G Mo- lNo5 48l tons, Hansen. Europe. ldg-
0I Gh Sor 656 tons, Jensen, Europe, ldg-Chr
UILnt LNorl, ia tons, Birlzeland. at quarantine.
po~syR-Chr g Dahl & Co.
1e[1s INorl, $40 tons, Hansen, at quarantine
soWg-Ohr G Dahl & co.
vt lte mort, be5 tons, Jacobsen, atuuarantine
D.w.g-IStrachan & Co.
StrsSc SSori' ilS4 tons, sorensen Europe, ldg-
B sasuns, 46l tons, wtg-J Foley.
JC 1iY,U lArSl' 1856 tons, -, in distress. wig
q he Ontario [Gerl. 1917 tons, Gilman, Europe.
Ma. FaterSon, Downing a. Co,
Ps sIe- lNorl 626 tons, Eiuarsen, Europe, lde-
Ma son, Downing & Co
Jos c,k I 45l tons, Thompson, Baltimore, Idg
C.,S ~ Roberts & Co.
iosn Ter ya56 SSo tons, Artel, Europe, ldg-Amer-
Vars Th l,04o tons, Hegemann, Java, ldg
supeen barks. ....-
~ sCHooNERs
Hs d. k4erlin, 49l tons, Shaw, PHILADELPHIA
JOIN G l5Teo Harriss & Co
Geo JE9e erng, SSS tons, Avery. New York, ldg
Id q hltchie 513 tons, Brown. New York
Fig Ss-,feo Harriss & Co IA
Geo iHsg aTs;s, S57 tons, Bunker, Boston, lds-
LAID a. L Irundy, 461 tons, Hubert, Port
Ka,seS F r9iIg-Geo Harriss & Co
ds lint, 555 tons. McTntire. New york
Hstgg gS Harriss & CO. A0' NO" ioFA'
Id y1d htter 612 tons, Peterson. New YORK.
H. a. sumner, $40 tons Papfi.,o, Mar v,r,,
IniiSSTJos A Roberts a 90 '-'' ''0" VI a.
ldg-Ioso iiaT9, 5l5 tons, 5m,: Philadelphia,
disNTapHine' OO' tons, Town ei.', Richmond,
Ten schoonIesr1s;
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FOR SALE.
~-~~-~~~~~~~.~~~-~~~-- -~---~~~-~-~-~4~~~O-
E u r E K A MILL =
PUBLIC GINNERY

now offer this valuable property for sale.
Now Is the time to buy--Cotton Ginning Season
just opening. Mills doing good wholesale BUSH
ness and every necessary convenience In splendid
order. Mills grind wheat and corn Custom
and merchant business. Healthy location.
Good water Climate delightful. Free schools.
Best of church privileges. For full particulars,
address
Z. R. PRINGLE, - Nandsrvils Ga.
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1--WE one-storY houses on g. w. corner New
II Houston and Burroughs streets. ROW,
LAND q MYERS, Real Estate Dealers, i2S
Bryan street.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN TIE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
STEAMSHIPS.

highland Prince [Brl. 1873 tons, Anderson,
barcelona and Genoa, ldg-Strachan & Co.
Decatur II Miller, 1874 tons. Billups, Baltimore,
chg-Jno j Carolan, Agt.
Wy OF birmingham, 2, 1853 tons. Burg. NewY ork,
ed-C g Anderson.
AVonmore, 1926 tons, Miller, at quarantine,
-Four steamships
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HORSES AND MULES.-The City and Sub
IL urban railway is prepared TO sell large
and fine lot of animals, stngly, In pairs or In
large lots
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/ OF 43xll5 on WaldbuEg, between Lincoln
n and Habersham streets. ROWLAND 81
MYERS, Real Estate Dealers, i22 Bryan street.
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TRUCK FARMERS should know that the
Il Plant bed cloth is a cheap aud exceiiens
substitute for glass easily put up and handled:
FOR sale by GARDNER 1iS nrouRhton street
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ENoR SALE. fine residence facing the park.
Il Terms one-hah cash, balance In two to five
years. Apply to l. D. & K d. LARoUHE, IlG
Bryan street.
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NTE are sole agents for imported Lowenbrau
w and Imperial beers, George GouIet
Charles Heidseick, Carte Blanche and Cabinet
Sect champagnos. Schuylhill Malt whisky, De
Soto, Old Wilson and other brands OF rye whls-
kies. u. LAWNS ESTATE
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PERSONAL.

OUR LINE Of Key West cigars viii please
~ the most exacting Judge We are sole
agents for Barranco & Co. S Eel ProgrsssO"
factory. We are in a position 60 give best value
for the price. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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NJ ELL built dwelling on Second street, near
w Bull, for sale Terms easy. Apply to L
ID. & r d. LAROCHE, i1e Bryan street
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ENOK SALE, eleven ono.story houses, N. w.
n corner Sims and West Boundary. This Is
splendid renting property aud can be bought
cheap. ROWLAND q MYERS, Real Estate
Dealers. f22 Bryan street.
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ID ABY'S HEAT aud chafing cured; use Bora
ID cine Nursery Powder; superior, cheap and
efficient; only rs cents at all druggists' Try IL
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IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by all frst-clnss
clubs hotels, saloons and stores NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE. sole agent.
REFORE you buy or sell property consule
~ ROBERT II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
ENLOWERs and Fancy Ferns. Floral desiensy
Il for all occasions al short notice at Strou1'a
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, ThunderboIs
road. Telephone 4os
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
A Distressing Accident.

A very unfortunate and singular
accident happened near Granada on
Thursday that may cost hermis
Sutherland his life. 1t seems that
several men in the employ of Billy
Wilson and the y Y ranch were
crossing the river at Granada. One
of the men had been discharging
his pistol several times "a 10 calibre
when James Baird asked to take
it. The gun was handed over to
MIN and was evidently cooked, al
though neither of the men noticed
it. Baird had barely taken the pis
tol when it was discharged, the ball
striking the ground short distance
in front of his horse The ball evi
IDENTIFY rebounded and struck KerInis
Sutherland, who was riding about 30
yards in advance of the others. The
ball entered t-le back between the
shoulder blades and ranged upward
and toward the left side. The in
jured man was able to ride to Gran
ada and from there he was taken to
the Y Y ranch. DIR. Bedell was
called by wire. He states that the
wound is very serious and he cannot
now foretell the results.
Sutherland was in the employ of
y Y ranch, and Baird of Billy vii
son. Both were COW boys and had
been on the best of terms.
This Is but one of the many ac-
cidents that occur from the foolish
and at this day unnecessary habit of
carrying pistols.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFIcE At Lss4K. Colal
lhy-f 4sh l-.fE

LASp OTrICE At LssRK. C0Lo-E
Oct. tth. lsaz.
NOTICE j. hereby Eiven that the failou-iue-
tiun TO make final proof ia sutfaFt 5f III risil7I
and that said proof viii b. made before tie
Register or Racsivor at Lamar gni5F.s Ia s,r.
November Eth, issz va.
IuoaAs A. WILLIAMS II. + No if7I
for the southeast Of section = township =
south. range & west
He names thu following aifuss-ss ts, t,-,., -
said land, viz.
W j. Gamel, l.. f. Ford, James kindall and
Nales r. Ammon. all Of Coolidge, Kas. ~ d
ALSO At the same tima and plase
WALLIS r. AHaoN, II. T. No ssfs
Tor the 81 OF sex and SCI. of sy.ti and lot ssr
tion % township = south. range 4 west
ho uhines the following Witnr-sas to prny.
US continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz
James hindan. l.. Z, Ford. v. J. Camel and
Thomas 4 Williams, all Of { o1lfisr. Eas ip u !
octs-uuvi2 g. ID Fgvn - -,
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The campaign just closed in this
county was a very quiet one, and
free from the personalities and ac-
rim ony that has distinguished some
of the formers. This is largely
due to the wise and sensible course
pursued by both the papers. No
votes were ever yet made by whole.
sale abuse of the opposite party.
Men can and do differ honestly on
political as well as other matters.
Let US hope that all future cam
paigns here may be as decently con
Quoted
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
ApnrSlsrRAroR,s xorIcE.

1xsrArr or L,Tr1.Iovs sERzfrr, pkohAsh,ii =,
THE under~ign' having been allot,nssaf ot,n,.aftse
t,ounty Of tsrow,,4- in the state of oi9s sS ,
ceased hereby give notice that be Min spph H.
before the County Court OF sain , o.as' a, the
Noyarnber Term fsps, on the n d y 2, bsvi.,
hsr next al whaca line all ptts, ~ - -.
oueste.i Z, attend for the purp--e ot ha'laT -"
same adjus ted. Al persons tnheotsa :.
tate are request ted To make inmsdAS'e p@S
10 the unsiprs igned- -, -, - NJ
Dated At Lamar. Colo, tins iAth "A' -
vember, A. ID. isSe. ..,-,,.., ,...-i.,..,,tar.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NOTICE ZOE rrRI.IcArIoN.
LAND o1rrcs At LAsAK. Ce,,o- }

LAND oYFrCs At LknAE- toto.
Nuveluh.ar .sth l-s@
NOTICE is hereby given that the folaos .ng
n named .~ttler has flssI nstiee nf his infentioa
to nAkd final proof in support u bis claim And
that said proof wili h, made tcfere the hntstet
and Reeeixrr AZ Lamar. Colorado, un Dessrai-ss
t0th 1854 viz. George H. Martha H. = No
7ss7 for the Ne Sec Is, TowHshir :. south 81
Range ~ west -
continuous r,s-idrrcs ufou and cultivation o.
said land. Tfr: tlru Rose, ]. 4 s;eIhsas-su.
Bart Rove, Fred Lansp~sn. all OF Lamar a's"-
novs,ie,.Io C. d. FuEp. REGISTER.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

LAND oTFrrE AZ L1NAE. CqIo.
aArs- I=th- lsl1z
NOTICE 10 hcrrhy given thai the fnliowasS,
~ named settler has alssi sssflee - b4s tFltsa-
ion make final g,r-lf N sapssst y hIs elat,sl
and that said prunf viii b. made tssf1Ev tar
Register and ReceireE at Lamar. Colorado, Ca
Novemh~r lad, FsSs, rt4s
CHAsLns Z. Hat0. II = No. si-s.
For thse southwest quarter 81 sncfsug 3. toNE-
sllip Il south. range 8 west
He names the golloui ing uituessssN 10 pfutr his
said land. VIZ
Athert Mayh~~i, L. L. Frezaaa, Z ". Holia-
ger And H. .. Hainllfss all q Isasssr, Ns7ldrAsA
srrti5-Hsugls 4. ID. fuzn. Ar.gastEz.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Mr.. Swink received the votes Of
many democrats. In this county not
a few not only voted for him, but
openly worked for him, and the same
is true of every other county in the
district, with the possible exception
of Bent. Such an endorsement for
such an office is a compliment that
would crafty any man. 1t also
shows the wisdom of his nomina-
ton.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NoTIcR roR PURI.ICATloN.
LANp oFFIcx AT LENlIH. Cote 3
D4sssst-zF II fsssg

LANp OFTTcx At I.GNNE. CuLu.
ncfat--E n, iss1
.YOTIC + is hrrehy givrn that tls following
~ named settler has filed nosice II lass tnteu-
riou 10 male anal r,pF ia support of his elatH.
and that saii proof sin be made lsssfufe Tho
Register and Receiver at Lamar. telnEaaos 90
November Stst. isg1, viz
CHARLES II. CaErnH. II. y. Ne. uu.
For tho suut t1east quarter ct ssefiosa I. IA ta~n-
ship ,. Of raner . ~erf,
Ne name. aha following witnesses % fzutr
his euutinuaus ru-idane- uFna aad euittF sts'a
Of said land. vis.
John ". 0ollsday, Daniel SehuEh, tharle-
Iinfl-trn5n aud t'harles : Eamfru;hal. All q
Esmar. Colorado
ocflS naNt9 &. d. fBEn4 kNgstfeTs
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

When the loaves and fishes are
distributed the original peoples party
man and the republican populists
won't be in it. They will have to
stand sadly by with watering
mouths, while the demo pops take
the plums.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NoTIcE FoR rrnLlCAIION.
- o,nsa 81 80. 60.

Is7ANp VfFltt NJ TsNNNN- Z F7llal-. Z
NlctotssF 4. t-ss.
NOTICE Is hereby given that IL. fnlsosias-
~ nAEnssi settler has nls,i uot5cu u hAs tnssa-
flou to make rnal pry-sf ~ spgg-sEt Il his czis
and commute tho to czth sntfg {.
and that said uEoaf Will b. made h-furw tlas
Register krcsver At Lamar, CylnsalaA. pa
November End t-gsg
.IGEL 4 fanN, IT. z No. assi
for the wet : uartkcasi aad Nsnf s ssutAs-
east q secslnn II. Township - ssssissl. fsnGu
O. wet
He names the tallszinE viina.sas 10 prove
his eontinuaus rssidrncs uEoH and cuitat asiss1
Of said land ytzf
4 h Ham. 81 L. wflss,a. J. II. s,sgsLras and
L. W. Fiulr5. all II al,tssa, Cs,lorado.
ocsis-a0yls &. b. foEr Rezi.set.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

No part Of the state can make a
better showing, and we believe none
SO good, as this, on its Legislative
ticket. Although all but one of the
i've counties that constitute our SEN
atorial and legislative district, was
carried for Weaver, we elected
both our senator and representatives
by safe majorities. This is a show
ifg that is very gratifying. Prov
ers can rightfully claim that she was
a potent factor in both their nemina-
t ng and election.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NoTIcE roR rrELIcATl0N.
Lsxp orr4rE ArLA~AH. Coln.

L3Sp OFFEcE At LANAI. CuIn-
Ors- 9Th i5a1 (
NOTICE j. hereby Eirru tlsat the follauifis-
~ named sGstler has tied notice ~ hss iutra-
tiou 10 make nual pruof ia Support % ais cain
and that said proof S.l BE mate fssfara thr
Register or Rreeiser al Lamar. Colorado ou
Aoyuu4brr L. Issz. viz;
FaIEr L. HArs, II z. No. ttss.
Tor the ssgA4 u - secfioa y township = sssash
range - west
He natne- the fulluWirE Witnesses 10 prove
his eontiaaons residence uIsoa and cultivation
of, said l1nd viz:
joseph ). AcCIunr, L. g. SgubEs, Frank Tate
and W. A. Merrill, all of GTanada q. t'.sl1Failn.
octs- uovi. & D. FBEp E.-sfsstar
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Although defeated ,tr Cline made
a strong and creditable fight He
was running against one of the
strongest men in the opposition
party. The election of Mr.. Pettee
seemed to be taken as a matter of
course by his friends, and many OF
them said and thought his majority
would be larger than when he was
first elected. That Mr. Cline cut
his majority down to less than 20
was in reality great victory.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
L1sn ory7cr arLasar. Cola.

LtsD OrFtuE At Eassu. Cutn.
Uscs1tA.eg l.lh IrsZ
NOTICE i hereby eivra that ELWNN ". SLA-
~ T5lR has uls-i noticr uf hfs iat~zsrina tn
make final preof h--fnre tho REGISTER El.rsireg
At LAta2r. Colorado, Aut ~. tszl-- fiant.sf
culture fElaratson No. ts1. Purh4o ssfir-i Tor
the ssutbsasi sacs.Oz ii. t5s.a.sllIp 2 ssguth,
range g. West.
lie name Rs witness T.. y frFFie O. ~
Of Lamar, Colorado.
octiS-n8yIs G.. u. foKp Enzistnr.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LAND orF1rE At Lama. Ioto-

LAND OTFtuE At LANAE, tola
nrc- 9Th, t.N.
.orr,.x, l.. A....h, -;yan that thn following
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The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

THE REGISTER is requested to ask
that all members of the o. NJ A.
lodge No. 90, of Lamar, be present
at the next regular meeting on Mon
dav next, as election bets will be
SQUARED at that time.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The election of Judge Doughty
over the combined opposition of the
democratic and peoples party, was
an endorsement very gratifying to
himself and friends.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

There are no more democratic
populists in the state than there were
one year ago. They are all howl
ing for Cleveland.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

While Mr. Fundeibirg mads
splendid canvass, he was helped
nevertheless by the split in the other
party
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The vote from Carlton was like a
great rock in weary land. 1t was
an oasis in the desert.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Now that Weaver, the great cham
pion of free silver, has carried the
STATE, every well regulated family
will have little mint of its own in
y hich to coin its bullion.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The returns clearly show that
some of Bent county's republicans
did what they could to defeat Mr..
Swink.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The Legislative returns from this
county show that Mr.. Herbert was
slaughtered in the house of his
friends.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Now that Weaver has actually car
ried Colorado, won't some republican
populist tell how it will benefit free
silver.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The republican party was knocked
through the ropes, but she will come
up smiling next time-and will get
there just the same.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

If men were struck dead for tell
ing the truth nobody would be hurt
during campaign.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The REGISTER is the only repub-
lican paper in the state that comes
out the week after election enlarged
and with a rooster.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

1t looks as if the populists of this
county were holding the bag.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

We have fought the fight, we have
kept the faith and we have got it in
the neck
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Although beaten, Judge Blodgett
made good fight.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Fusion i'll Prowers county wa
a great scheme for the democrats.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

To Exchange One second class
postoffice for bunch of sheep. In
auire of E. I. Lee =
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

A vote for Weaver is vote for
Cleveland
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Republicans are putting on their
winter fannels
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Prowers county has done better
than almost any other in the state.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The election is worse than cash for
groceries.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

We have loaned our rooster to the
Sparks.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

Did you hear something drops