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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Some may have not understood
oar position on the Bowman 4 BoEe!
vs.. E.cl ct. al. case referred to last
week: We intended, to show that
both sides in the casee wer injured.
because The decision was So tiagrantiy
unii,st that Tie case was bound II
to he taken TO a higher c:s.It,
which i1cccs t,'es 4 !;,:g, expense that
had to i.c harne Is ais parties. ai.;'
se,ts;! especially hard on the citizens
Of this county. who were finally de
tratt,s in tie sat. This expense,
| largely. ~i:l I.ay3 to BE bora lsy EeeI
:.nt others. ant hay NJ received i:;tie
or no benefit from, the machinery
purchased, will he hard 10 bear.
| The main question in the suit WAS
the contract. anj: it appeared frcn,
| The evidence that tha defendants
pail too much attention h t':t
promises Of agents AID not el,oa1b
to the paper signed by them. The
decision in the lower curt WAS 10:
a !.cneft To the defendants, because
it lid net settle TIE question and
hrnn.iit more expense to be borne by
thcm, This is on!: oac of tbs many
Ike cases thu: has mo- only causco
iit;sants mnci, expense, but eS:re
taxes On the counties.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Money AMI i.!ocky hcrsaS are what We are
locking: FOR. See the fine horses at Ha%gS
brothers. t.:St iI from Illinois. Milton h" inn
ported Belgian mahogany bay. black points.
100 wears. fine style and action, Il beauty;
service $40.
Eedy the Siyf:e brown boy. nrar'y black.
American br.I, -rTy h!ocky, 10 white. black
psints-i:H at years, fais.y h,p,t, our par
cent horse; service -.
Aaron Burr. maltese jack. blue: oni? jack
of bis hrcct: III county; years old. II ;, hands,
,en.s.s,. ur:lir II = !! feet inches. when icai-
e,; FIRST mule this year; fcci inches; hi;'ck,
service e.
Al! colts TO stand and suck. Mondays. Tues
days gii Wednesdays at home, miles west
I'll AZ u: THURSDAY afternoons. Fridays and
Saturdays mt Oscar Mankoprs. miles north
east OF 6rv,.s Hyde town.
nor.u~ RpoC
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Welcome Rows reached this city
last Thursday. being til. action of
tie iians;!:s: cour. in r...;sts t., lie
Memphis bond s,ii:. Judge TAayer
ovcrruic;l Nj Hughes ,:cmuacr to
part of Mr. Cunninglams answer in
settin. mp statutes Of limitation iD
the ease, and holding that So far rs
the h,nI question was concerned
that the decision ia uill We. Memphis
forever settled any right rs to main
tanning silt thereon The case may
be presented in new shape, but the
city secured Il substantial vivtsry
and the courts may never he troubles
with the question again. This action
has been brought about by move
ment OK the citizens Of Memphis
staying together and fighting the
case, employing Il competent and
honest attorney. The county bond
question might be i'll the sane shape
rs 'ha: OF c'tys bad Tie people kept
togctllpF elected ura that we're true
to positions Of trust. but Us It is.
notice is given that new bonds will
be issued for t.i2 Old fraudulent ones,
and tax ;,Hte:s robbed thereby. Mr..
Cnnnins l.a:n said he could defeat the
city hol..i.iofders was given thy
CHARGE an,. made his wore, GOOD
lie said he could t,sfea: tie county
bombs, bat acl2nin- "ianiru?sttors
pushed ;li:G. 70 one side and was nut
given Tie "ppoI:utets 10 make his
wniI good IN that case. The home
people ":e u blame for the sal state
in the cou,i'ys defense, by listening
10 srhrla>rs who woui,! profit ly
liquidation os the Oh bombs, and rc-
fus;.;y to listen to tT:e friends. Il.
is Il shame. hut sur. a state Gs af-
fairs, has existed. Poor people, WHO
now !.aTc not The ncces5a:ias, rf life
must pay tribute 10 those Wis,
have no just right 10 the money.
That old theory about Il failure pun
i>I,lEent should he the tue ouo. for
we know of 10 other way the rasca!s
who woH!d plumber tie ccunty
treasury could met prores punish
mpHL
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

While = ,::l"st Stone Gas blowing
On his mother 5 farm. east e this c'tv.
Saturday, he WAS struck hy Tightening
and instantly killed. There happened
to &c "ns.;E;:s key III the field at the
tiae who gay: tn alarm and tie
bod; was taken 10 III: house. 1t is
Il very s".. vase IL Earnest was
especially {. ;,si., i.t vonn- man, about
eighteen years oil. aat the o:i!E
comfort Of Mrs. Stone, who adopted
him when /; child Earnest was we'll
an;l favora.;v k2o:yn here, having
live; in this; city a year o: two before
goiag on on t!l.: f;;::,: this spring,
and attended TIE Business College
lass fail anil WINTER.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Some Of the persons who favored
the county refIniify scheme, seemed
TO feel uncomfortable when the
victory in the city case was received.
They were aware that the tax payers
Of the county were thinking of the
treacisery Of home persons WHO has
aided the brn:!in.!ars in fastening
their grip on Scotland county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

While in Ccntcr.i;le, Iowa, Sunday
the writer vas taken through tie
large car works of the X. & ". by
.'osyp Patterson, formerly of this
city. Unless ore pays Il visit to the
above works. it would be Impossible
t, believe the largs amO n. Of wo:s
done by that company.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
Notice.

For Democratic National Coaven.
ton at Chicago, VIII sell round trip
tickets, June 18th to .!st, good to re
,urn uitil July Oh. at one fare for
rouad trip. So 60 Tickets limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
&. y DEWEY. AGENT.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Married at the residence If the
brides parents st Fl, Donaldson, this.
country, May 18Th. Peter MrIni!saryit
and Loaberta Tufts. Elder Myers.
IF GrecnSburg, o!iiciatc'I. My the
choicest blessings fall Oh tie young
couple.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY.

To loan money on rca!e-::stc sccu:i-
ties for FIVE or seven years III amounts
20 suit the borrow
Loans closed AID innncy paid OF
the same t!ay la: notes ;;n;! mort. s!...e
is signed. y" delay
Best ana most Liberal rl;lon to ti'c
borrower ever offered. Also Tie
iowe<;t rate Of interest.
Cali and So, ~. \. H. fiTN!N.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
EccAia's Mass CrnHant:o1.


\ Peoples party mass coivrn;ip:
will l.t hell III Men;,.i5 on Saturday
june +th. 1882. at % clock i. IN, 10!
the purpose nf nominating candidates
to i'll ,hc ,:arious county offices 10 lie
elected in Scotland county NJ the co:n
i,.s election this fail. XII person.
WHO indur5e the demands Of the :;
Louis conference and viii work frt
Tie same. a;c invited 10 take part IL
the conyenticn, i'y order ii t..> PEG
pies Central Ca::l nittee.
Iu3s. DRnAnWATE3. Char.
J. l.. nrHSAi.. Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

W. r. llar,lin, star mail rnGtc
contractor and Il jolly COOL fellow
was in the city yesterday. NJ
Hardin was Il citizen Of Davis count,
Iowa. and an intimate friend Of II. +
Cox.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

VIA. Hurrus and john Swinncy
were & fighting in one OF the city saloons
F.!.lay cveEing, when the former hit
the latter with an iron poker an,|
ended the officially. SxMncy viii
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
MURPHY & MILLER.
f4DT;CEl niGTICS''

The k2o',nk & Western !. i. vii
sci! roani 'ri:, 1Xc1u-ian tickets -
H;sraum < Daiey'a Gree: Show f:"a'
ii: stations AZ ,,.c Following: extremely
low rat" o: tt:e, 10 :Ec"Itti, ans! r.
ARA, SHE, Includes IA admission
ticket 10 he :Ii,rH:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
Wanted. 200 Stock Ho:rs,

Weighing from, 10 70 - ia-. AL
dress NE i,y card OK letter Memphis,
No. Sci. ALLEN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
REAL ESTATE.

Farms bought and sold. Money
loaned on rea! estate security. In
surancc placed in tirst-ciass conpan-
les. Attention paid to collections.
LEE +. WITTY.
O:lice with Mckee * Jayne, over Scot
land Co. National Bank, south side
square, Memphis. No.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
eeruanship, Book keeping Shorthand
TelesTaphiC and Musical Courses.

Bscnths scholsrshi? il an department. OK
cap! music. so.
fMonths scholarship ~ anv department. OK
c@it ':ls:s;". s..
months scholarship il saw e. artn:c:.t, *
crr. music, $i5.
trio.itn sc.ioIarst:,, In au- department. tx-
cog: music, Il.
Scholarships tr's's:craii!" '5i'icss o'hc,Esg.
stamped. stideI.~ enter u; Any :!.g
can takn st1:tt:,S is.y- t:ftt :::t> uI5;itls
eites. Young r"n.'c. c:'!ri and rF :'r.rt !'s:. T.
selves for a rood position. : g ;e.,-GFS ca
dearOr to plscc orr st,'':. Its IL so:-,:
when they Cs5iti:t.:> t53i.f- u :- also i.si
the agency Tor The Ltit::l :.:4,. ot.r
type writers.
For further i',for IA, ion cal! at :..c :c.ica1
Or send for circulars.
H. Z. n:..:ssF: :;;::. Principal.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
Jo!rT i. GRAVES
Il. y. CRAMEp.
II. \. MILLER.

Those traps can he had at Mount
G. Hvnnelis hardware store. Parties
abroad can secure them at &!00 Il
PIECE or $40" per iozen, hy address
ing H. McCarry, Crawford Station,
No.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
May 9Th. I>o2.

We, the undersigned, having tried
McGarrys Mole Trap, can say it is
a perfect success, and we would not
be without one for four times the
price of the trap. It's simp!e and I'M
ique, eaisly set and wl.er it is sprung,
yen can bet your bottom doi!a: ii
has got him
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02
=. '. LESLIE.
THos. 'MC.tLLFSTEE.
WM. !! i:Gs"Y
j. !. NcCI.IETncK.

Whoreupom the meeting ordered
resolutions pub!.s:lc~! in all the p:ape:s
Of or city and copy sent to Mr. Gan
ninel!"m, the attorney for tie city.
.An.i after the feast Of expressed!
gratitude. wa: over, adjournment was
lad until the final decision Of tie
court, wiping oat the last stain Of
coTrup: practice agains; orr people,
J. \. X"tLlNroCN. Sccy.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-02

Don't forget to see Aida Lawrcnc,
and the celebrated Lyceum Theatr.
Co. at the Opera House next Moi.t'a,
nj .ht Secure Your seats early.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Do You want Cold.

Cripple Creek is not health resort
It is u wealth resort. Quite difference.
Location near Pixies Peak in Colorado.
Gold, bright, yellow gold, is found at
grass roots and in the rock formation.
Reliable experts claim this is to-day
the richest camp in Colorado. Assays
average 800 per ton, and have run as
high as 5000. One hundred people
day are now rushing to Fremont chief
town of the district
The chance Of lifetime, is worth look
ing after. You can get there quickly
and comfortably by taking Santa Fe
route. Only line with no change OF cars
from Chicago, Kansas City and other
principal cities to Florissant, nearest
railroad station, with daily stages to
Fremont
Inquire of local ticket agent, Santa Fe
route, about rates and service.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Cade-Deoter.

( One OF the pleasant events OF the sea-
son was the wedding of Miss Cora E.
Deeter to Mr.. W. E Cade, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Deeter, on last Thursday even
ing March 9th.
Rev. w. l. Taylor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church officiated, and gay
company OF friends were present to bid
them God-spsed on their journey to-
gether.
Both OF the high-contracting parties
have lived in Lamar several years where
they have made many friends
Mrs. Cade is a charming and refined
young lady, admired by all who know
her; and Mr.. Cade, rs young business
man, has earned the full confidence of
his associates and employers, and the
respect OF the community. He holds a
position of trust and responsibility as
the agent of the A. T. & s. +. railway
company, and has rapidly started on the
road OF promotion as his ability and IL
dustry deserves.
If the wishes of their friends prevail
and it is meeted to them as they deserve,
happiness and prosperity will attend
them.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LssD oryIcE AT LsssH, Coz GoLo.

LAsD OFTIcE At LkssK, CoLo.
Frhruary ISth. is,sl.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follo~inr-
IN named settler has tlcd notioe Of bis inten-
tion 10 make final procf in support Of hts claim.
and that said proof viii be made hefor- the
Register and Receiver At Lamar, Colorado. %
April 18th. lsg=, viz;
CAELE ". BrKxE. II. 4 No aSsi,
For the northeast I Of section II. to~nship =
south. range ~ west.
He names the following ~itn.--e- TO prove
his continuous r--idrnee Ipon .ad euliiNatioa
Of said land, VIZ:
q. A. Cox r. yo<el, A. 2. Miller asad ChAs- r.
Miller. all OF Lamar. Colorado
ALSO at same time and place
CoKA n. RowE. NOW CoEs NJ CHILE.
on timber culture application No 1915 tPu~blnl
for southwest y Of section No. II. township u
south. range ~ west -.
She names witnesses Frcc W illlssns. W. &.
Bentley. J. X Stevenson and A. p. Miller. all Of
Lamar Colorxdo.
ALSO at same time and place
ALRkxr r. NILLEK-
on timber culture application No iai2 iPpchlol
fnr the southeast of section -, tnEEshsg Il
south. RANGE a. west
He uaIne< witnesses; Frci Williams, W, G.
Benficy, J. X. steyenson and II. q. Rove. AL OF
Lamar. Colorado.
fehs-mRr1 c. D. fuED, Rnrtstsrs
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
nu.ehln. vs. xeen.

The Commissioner OF the General Land
Office, by letter &c" OF March 18th, 1892,
to the Lamar land Office. transmitted the
decision Of the Hon. Secretary OF the In
terror, denying the motion for review in
the case OF Charles l. Hutchins against
]. Howard Koen, involving the latter's
D. s. for the nwl4-11-3344, and author
lied the local office to issue to Koen
final papers on proper payment
The affidavits filed by Charles /. Hut
chins on March 1st, 1892, asking hear
ing is rejected, and the right of appeal
denied.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Granada Items.
Special to the Register.

SpeciAi 70 the REGISTER.
GRANADA, Friday, March 25th.
School will begin next week in Dis
trict No. IL on the north side Of the
river.
j. w. Sullivan and family will move
into the Doak property lately occupied
by G. T. Bilderback.
C. E McEntee is again in Granada
after prolonged visit to Nebraska and
various eastern points
Joseph McClung and Dick Stubbs are
now living on the Sisson ranch which
they have leased for year.
The family OF G. T. Bilderbsck, who
have resided in Granada for about a
year have returned to Atchison county,
Kansas.
Mrs. N. NJ. Merriam, who has been WIS.,
iting her father Rev. n. II. Gale for sew.
eral weeks, left for her home in San
Francisco last wednesday night.
Lewis Carter one of the first settlers
on Wolf creek near Granada is back
after an absence Of several years in Ohio.
Mr. Carter will probably remain in Col
orado.
Miss Anna II. Christopher, OF Boston.
gave an entertainment consisting OF mu-
sic, songs, etc. in the NJ. E Church
Wednesday night. Owing to mud the
audience was limited.
A number Of men have been laid up
at Granada for the past two weeks wait
ing for the snow and mud to let up and
give them a chance TO plow. Contracts
for thousands of acres around this town
have been let
Geo. W. Denton, who has been living
at Amarillo, Texas, for over a year, will
return to Granada in time to become
eligible to put in straight republican
ticket next fall. George writes that they
don't grow enough republicans in Texas
to suit him.
ARIrr
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Big Bend.
ARIEL.
Correspondence.
MARCH Oath, 1892

MARCH Oath, 1892
Mrs. Mayhem has been visiting friends
in our county metropolis.
Mr.. Pearl has bought a large house OF
j. D. Martin and will remove it TO his
farm.
Mr.. Lewis having sold his farm to Mr..
Needham will locate near La Junta, and
engage in the gardening business.
Dan Gilbert has secured plenty of
water on his farm at a depth OF ten feet
and has completed substantial stone
barn.
II. o. Hainline has concluded to erect
a tine,residence and barn on his farm.
That is right H. o. il it does appear a
little suspicious.
Miss Alma Lewis has commenced the
summer term Of school in our new
school house, which is an ornament and
honor to Big Bend.
A sister of Mr.. Hainline of Blooming.
ton. Illinois, has purchased the Denny
Tavener farm. Many others from Hi
nois will locate with us.
William Berkeley completed stacking
his oats last week. He thinks the yield
will be immense and quality good. The
star threshing outfit will thresh them.
R. A. McKibbon and wife were taken
by surprise last Friday night, by their
neighbors. A lunch was served, then
games, etc. were indulged in for many
pleasant hours.
Pleasant valley will soon pull down
their rock school house and build in its
stead a fine frame That is right, build
commodious one, which will reflect
credit on the district, and be attractive
to children.
After Arbor day there can be counted
at least 5000 more trees than at present
in our neighborhood. Five hundred will
be set around the school house, and
many more by the farmers for protec-
tion to orchards and stock and for orna-
mental purposes.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from pfse lila mis-
sianary the formula OF simple yesctaoie Tr1-
dy for the speedy and perrnanent sur, en,e snS n
sumption. Bronchitls, Catsrrh ~ - ,sitivc and
radieal eure for Nervous Debility and Al VI
vous Complaints, -ftcr hsvtns testsd " -
-. 81, it his duty 10 make IL known TO ms sur
fcrinsr feilows. Actusted by this motive AMI
desire 20 relieve human suffering ! WI -. -
Il, Gcrman- Freneh or English. with fulI dir,c- dne
tions for preparing and using. sent oS MAJ n N
Addressing with stamp NAMING taAs IAk'S
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAxp orrcE At LssAE, Co Celo-

IASp OFFicE At LAMAR, toto~
March md. issl-
%-OrICE is hereby si1on that the folloSins-
-. - ,a,Le anal prpssf in support Of her eisi-=
and that said pr,,of viii BE- made before tbe hrs-
istsr and Receiyer At Lamar, colorado, on
aSsT BSYsSEn. widow of David Brr-lncr, dee q;
n z No. &,g7S for the west = sonthoAst A.l -
east 4, southwest \ section l. township .
south range o. west
She oArass the following witnesses TO prvse
her eontir nous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viB;
and Tines. Piiloud. AL Of Lamar. Colorado.
mzr1SaprQ 4. ID. fukps heshtFfs
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
L.xD oFFIen At LGsAE coLo-,

Lkxp OFFIck AT LAsAR CoLo-.
February rsh. is5s.-
NOTICE /. hereby given that the fgllo~ings
~ named settler has fled notice Of his inicnr
tion make final pr,sf IN SUPPORT ID his claim.
and that said pruof will be HlAds before tbs
Register and kccrsver at Lamar, tolorAdu. "a
April nth. ls9., ytzs
JIsEs K DousHrr, II. Z. No. n,
For 10, }, northeast = southwest and north
\ southeast =, section l.. township = south,
r,z-ss.e 20 west.
He names the following witnesses 20 psBvs
his continuous residence upon and euitiyAfioa
OF said land. viz:
J. ID. Martin. W. ". Cooper, L. s g. NsWruhn
and ". o. Lee. all Of Lamar, Pru~ers Co., C1lo-
This notiee l. rvpGhlished OWING 10 tEis.ls-
seription Of the land in the former 8Ufioc.
mArS-apr9 e. D. FuED. Ensists-r.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
For Your Comfort.

Travellers to and from Utah will be
pleased to learn that Pullman palace
sleepers now run through, daily, without
change, between Chicago and Ogden,
over Santa Fe, Colorado Midland and
Rio Grande Western lines-west bound
via Colorado Springs, and east bound
via Colorado Springs and Denver.
The true scenic route; plenty of time
to see Manitou and vicinity.
Double daily passenger service be
tween Denver and Ogden.
Inquire OF nearest Santa Fe ticket
agent, for rates, sleeper reservations, etc.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26

Read NJ. Strains ad.
Get your garden and field seed of Mar
ker Bros.
J. X. Ollie, Of Carlton. was in town
yesterday.
Sanders -four trade is good. The
-four is the best.
G. E McEntee, of Nebraska, was in
Lamar yesterday.
Don't fail to read NJ Strains notice in
our bargain column.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Stepheneon's little
baby is quite sick.
W. A. Swift and family, Of Granada,
have been in Lamar this week.
John Hess has made some good i'm
provements in his billiard parlor.
W. L. Moorehouse left Saturday night
for his home at Winfield, Kansas.
General D. F. Urmy, of Pueblo, was in
Lamar yesterday on legal business.
Sydney Finn, of Caddoa, was in town
yesterday, looking after ditch matters.
Lamar was represented at the Denver
Beet Sugar Convention by G. A. Watson.
]. D. Brown, sheriff of Bent county,
was in Lamar on business last Wednes-
day.
Thos Case, of Pueblo, former citizen.
of Prowers county, visited Lamer yester-
day.
- Geo. Rouse has returned from his
three months visit to Hooking county,
Ohio.
Joseph Hutchins of Madison county,
Iowa, is visiting his uncle, Hon. C. G.
Goodale.
Grant Henkins was in~Denver several
days this week on business before the
State Land Board.
A. R. Black, of Canon City, arrived IN
Lamar last Saturday night and the ther-
mometer fell 20 degrees.
D. @. Marker is making some valuable
Improvements at his residence in the
north east part of town.
The dog poisoner had another spell
last Thursday night. Seven or eight
victims were added to his list.
Mr.. Crane, of Las Animas, q member
Of the firm of Crane and Abbott, sheep
raisers, was in town yesterday.
Markham and Brevoort have $50 bush
els of the Mammoth California Seed
Barley left at IS cents per bushel.
Happy and content Is a bride with "The Ro-
chester" she lives in .he light of the morning.
nss~s .ers ~vsts ReeAssf~ La.p Co. Mes lork.
Tom Hall is Barry Heaton's successor
at c. M Lees store. He is good gro
ceryman and people like to deal with
him.
Barry Heaton and Fred Kelsey left for
Denver last Thursday night We hope
they strike it rich for they are both good
boya
F. x. Atkins, Of the Colorado Securi-
ties Company, was looking over his
Prowers county interests the first of the
week.
A slight wreck on an east bound
freight, about one-half mile west of town,
delayed all trains several hours this
morning.
A G. Swift has been under the wealth
or several days this week but is now
much improved w. A has been rum
ming the hotsl.
fhis week the best and cheapest line Of
gents clothing ever offered in the mar
ket Try them.
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs A. Deeter wns on last Thurs
day. My they be as hale and near.y at
st.eir golden wedding
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Through Chair Car.

On the 7th instant a through chair
car will begin running from Newton TO
Omaha via Strong City, Superior and
the F. E. 4 NJ. V. road on A., I. & S. F.
trains No and 3o7 and F. E. & NJ V.
train No. Is, arriving at Omaha $40 pm.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Land OFFICE At LsxaE. CoLyo-
March 1. tsa..
arOTICE Ia hrr,s,yy -iyeu that Fs-Eus b kpru
N has fiitd notice % intention 20 make hnAl
prCsf before the Register Aad R-esstv-r At thsir
office in Lamar, Colorado. on the ssh day 90
April. iSs. on timber culture application NO
li.s for the northwest quarter OF seciaua =, n
township -, range IS
He name as witnesses: l. Writ hArShArn, @
Lamar, Colorado, Aad Horace DAniels. \. g.
Barr and ChArle- TO~no, AL OF Granads- Colo
marS-sprs L. ID. FoEp, Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-26
Attention Farmers,

We still have few choice Clyde and
Norman mares for sale cheap il taken
soon; also one imported Clydesdale stall
lion. Call on us at the White Horse
Livery barn and we will be pleased to
show you this stock.
WRIGHT AND BOYER.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is list of unclaimeS
letters remaining uncalled for in this OF
fee March 26, 1892,
Knight, A F.
Mccain, ].
Marian, John
e. T. LEE, p. NJ.
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,-or,cr a. sTocyHoIpERs' MEETING.

,gr .,,.i ,r..t;nr Of the s,eckholders OF
The HYDE Ditch COMPANY. VIII be ada hs,a a.
the eifce Of Geo. 1 Higss IN tsml An slsstiSn Of
on Monday, April tth. iss1 fet me ssrsnsaetion OF
such other business as may properly '0'D'
fore IL. -, ,h,. 18Th day Of
\, paI.en lss,., ,sss a. THosas NuEKAY, President
NcIxrns4 Secretary.
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

TOR sALE-Spring Wheat Oals' ~ NJ
+ Barley, Alfalfa Seed, and Cane es ofsai Red
Also anO bushels OF the celebrated iNe>'
Taxas Seed Oats. Call on
ieA"S NJ. STRAIN