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The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

yyrHEREAS. Solomon Wise and his wife Mary
" f. Wise. of the County Of Prowcrs, aud
l. ID. Ice by their ccrtain deed of trust of that
date duly recorded in the doed records OF raid
eonlty. in book On Page on the ,tn ist day OF OF
trustee the following described real estate sit.
cated in said Connty Of Prowers and State Of
Section No. (sal thirty-two, Township 20. CD
twety-nuc south. Range No. 90 foTty-sevcn
Il so from same aud of same date the same
LAM. except wk sw4 OF sell of said Section !s.l
thirty-twol together with and l6 10 cubic feet
Of water per second of time from tho Arkansas
River Land. Reservoir and Canal Companys
canal being the wntcr right to said land.
pramissory notes and mortgage bonds. dated
July 26. lss9, for $50 each due respectively
August LIST, 1901 aud 1ssa. bcaring interest at
tho ratc Of ten per cent. per annum from matur,
ity. payable semi-annually and executed by said
Solomon Wise and Mnry T.. Wiso, to tho order
WnrpTas il il provided in said deed of trust
that in case OF default in the payment OF the
said proniss"ry notes or any part taereo,, or or
effect Of said notes, then that SAID premises
shall be sold and tho proceeds be applied to pay
the PRINCIPAL of said notes. whether due or not.
together with all interest thereon. and all Gums
advanced for insurance. taxes, or other lions
with interest on said sums at ten per cent. per
WHEREAS, both Of said notes and the interest
thereon are due and rensin wholly nnnn,d. and
10y said notes has bcen declared due and pay
able: and .
WHEREAS, said trust decd further provides
that in case of the default failure of said
trustee To act herein. then the netting sheriff OF
Prowors County. Colorado. shall be successor IN
WsEaEAs, said Frank h. Atkins has failed
and refused To act as trustee herein,
Now TuEREroRE, at the request OF the legal
holder of said notes, and nnder and by virtne Of
the ,,ower and authority in me vested by the
terms Of said trnst decd, l, the UNDERSIGNED
sheriff Of said county; successor IN trhs, sns ~
aforesaid. will on Tuesday, November loth ies..
at tho hour OF II o'clock a. M. at the west front
door nf Court House in Lamar. County of Prov.
ers, and State Of Colorado. sell and dispose o.
said r.a, es,tnte hereinfore and in said trust
deed fully described. at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash. together with
ali tie right title benefit and equity OF redcInn
tion Of the said Soloman Wise and Mary E
Wise or either of them, for the purpose of pay
ing said notes and the interest tho.eon. together
with all adyancements made and the costs aho
cxpcnccs of executing this trust.
Said salc will be subject 10 a trust decd foi
81 st0 TO Frank K. Atkins. Trustee. on said land
cxcept VT, swk Of sex said section ~
F. M. TATE,
Acting Shcrif of Prowers County.
Successor in Trust.
First mobilization October LIST, 1882; last publi
cation October goth. 1882.
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Weaver in debate at Bloomfield Sep
tambyr 2ij. laSg.i
Attention Teachers.

The teachers OF Prowors county v;li
organize a local Reading Circle, at Co.
Sapt.'s Office in Lamar, Colo, Saturday
Oct. LIST. 1892. at 5 o'clock p. IN. The
books selected Tor the. present year are
nae.,'s Theory ard Practice OF Teaching,
and IIs.es Light cI Two Centuries All
teacher- ia thc county or persons desir-
ing to become teachers, arc eligible to
facn,bers,lip No fee viii be charged.
The reading Is direetiy in tho line of the
teachers regular work The teacher
who mBster.; the eonterts of these books
win gam rauch in professional and gen
or'.i culture.
Let there be general advance
throughout the county all along the line
In this direction, until the teachers OF
Prnwers rs u body shall DC ablo to afford
evidence, that they are ondeayoring to
liz themselves to 90 better work, and to
give an Onward impulse to the cause of
education. The reading circle is now
universally regarded as one OF the most
helpful auxiliaIiss yet established.
These books viii be furnished at the
following special prices, by the Co. Supt.:
Pages Theory and Practice. 30 cts.
Hale's Lights OF Two Centuries. si.3o
For further information on tho above
subject, call upon or write to
A. E CRAwFoRD, Co. Supt.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01

General Weaver and Mrs. Lease have
had a rough time in Georgia. They
we're repeatedly interrupted by the howls
and jeers OF mobs, and finally at one
place we're assaulted with a shower oil
rotten eggs. The Gcnelal has cancelled
all engagements in the stute, and has is
sued nm adGross, giving his reasons for
50 doing. Men of al political opinians
will condemn such outrages. Free speech
should be held sacred, and all men IN all
sections are entitled to respectful hear
ing. One of the queer things about the
present situation, is that while the head
Of the populist ticket is being cSGed by
democrats in the south, his followers are
fusing and fratcrnizing with the same
party in the west.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01

'rlsro was contest before Secretary
State Eaton hetweea asS Cieyclaad
1ng q the dcrir~.g1cy and tiie PAtterppn
Wsarcr wing. rs 10 which 'rHs entitled
the u=o or the ticket u the rarae
beEocraiir Tirisc;. . and the oia party
lah.om. the rooster Eiabnraie argu
rats sore made by beth sidce. Secret p
Eaton aftos giviag the question carcls'i
|nsilcruiioa. decided Ia iavoi 81 the
fEaighis- or Cleveland rien- This viii
|ake il necessary for Patterson and his
|lovess To iile peiiiioe signed. hy So5
|fctors in or,ier 70 get on the tirlSct nj,
A very bitter fccli7g existed be;cre
|tSieen the two factions of the patty
] this has greatly augmented Il The
Eament OF tho ''straishtsf WIS that In
fauch as there was not a single demo
p on the Patterson electoral ticket.
II those men II elected. would not vote
/ tho presidential nominee OF the deia-
lratic party. they had 20 right 10 it's
Sna.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01

John Hoss, Esq-. has Interested him
ssif il tic establishment of os,eese fac.
tory In this county. He has been Il cor
respondcnce with various parties IN FL
in ana Chicago, aud IS result tive
-entlcnun representing dairy interests
arc now ia tho city. One Is F.. Pattiani,
munger of the contracting dei'sr'ment
AZ d. IT. Rowe & Co, Of Chicago, and the
other is D. W. Wilson, editor of the FL
ein Daly Report, a paper devoted TO
the buticr and cheese interests of the
place. II has been found that there are
buildings in the tf7N~a that can be utilt-
zsd, thus avoiding the expense OF erecting
one. The cost Of plant placed in the
building ready for operation will be
somewhere in the vicinity OF ez,ec.
Much interest is being taken M the en-
terprisc and another meeting viii DC
held this afternoon.
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"progre.. Of the Campaign"

Under the above caption there appears
the Sparks Z. p. ID. OF Thrpsday, an
pended article upon The past, present
p future OF tho political sirnat1on N
state and county. Lack Of space
tyents our giving it, this week, the
lentton it merits, and we can ouly
ke brief alius,on to one point
phe author states that ho was cot \
hdidate for the cflco OF county judge,
that tho honor came to him u1solic-
and unexpected n voluntary tfib-
10 his worth and abilities. Such a
tement was wholly unnecessary and
periiuous in this community. All
pse persons, who have the honor OF his
iuaintance. and are familiar with his
t record, know how reluctant he must
Ee been to accept such noniinat'on.
how he shranlx from taking such
possibility, and that he consented on
after much urging, and then rot
til he was dbnyinccd that it was his
(y to do 50. aplasskat it was service
owed to the oon6nunity as well as
party. Fortunaty is that community
i posseases u,cn % unseifish- mon who
nneed the Call OF public duty even
|oush by 70 doing they have to sacri-
p their private interests What Is
ors commendable than to see man who
Overwhelmed with business cares, lay
|ide his private interests at the uni'ts'
N o; a community and cay. what is i
Pu would have mo do!" ..iiow can
rye the dear pc 'plc?" Il am yours
N nand me-"
aaa yet when man has /
MY done all this, ard nors,. som
SMp viii bob up and accuse - =, =
1iag aisn'*.. Such is the ;Egrati
'sol repubiics
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAxA.. coLo. ,

LAND OFFICE AT LAxAE, C0Lo.
Sept. I'd, 1882. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion mako final proof in support of hls claim,
ari.that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
October 10TH 1892, viz:
AMOS MyERs, II. E. No. s905,
For tho southwest quarter of section 2b. town
ship Il south, range i6 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
said land, viz:
John F. Curry. Carle Bnrke, Albert Miller and
George Cox all Of Lamar, Colo.
ALSO at the Same time ano place
JOHN T. QUERY. H. L. No, 3SS5,
For the southwest quarter section l, township
- south, range i6 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Amos Myers Charles Myers, Carle Burke and
Joseph Mors Sc, all of Lamar. Colo.
sc,i3- -octs c. d. FoRD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo.
September End. 1892.
NOTICE is hereby given that FRANK W. DAVIS
~ ~ Lamar. Colorado, has filed notice of in
teutinn to make ,.i.af ON he drs"rt-land claim
No. IL, for tue southeast quarter of sec.:cs- y
township q south, of range u west, before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
tho s9th day OF October, i&s.
He names the following witnesses to prove
tie complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land: stephen Belporf, William II. Harper,
Charles &. Myers aud Nicholas Heintx. all Of
sc:,st oct2g ID. Fonp. Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo.
September 5th, 1891
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his clnim
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, On
October 18th, 1852, viz:
GEORGE 8. FRENCH, H. +. No. Z, AZ,
for the northeast \ section 4,tOwnship q
south. range i3 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
". T. Vincent, Z. E. Vincent, Ira Fish. Dehole
Underwood, all of Holly. Colorado.
sol, 10 oct Is L. D. FoxD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
CEN. WEAVER.
Choice Extracts from his For
mer Speeches.
HeIghsY Reasons why Every Good
Democrat Should Sup
Fort Him.

General Weaver was at one time re-
publican. 1t was nway back in the '7os,
and he was then as now, making his pol
itics pay. While he was filing federal
offices under republican administra-
iiol. he was not only republican, but
very radical one indeed He then loved
the things he now loathes, and lcathed
the things he now loves. But things
have changed since those good old times,
and he ia now posing for democratic
votes. he is willing 10 receive them,
and seems anxious to get them. 1t may
be OF interest to those democrats here.
who intend to support him, to know
what his former opinions were concern
ing their party, their principles and their
leaders. For the information and edit
cation Of such, We give few extracts
from his former speeches, whilo he was
holding Fat Office as 4 republican,:
tWeaver at Fairfield, Sept. IS, 1901
The democracy, as usual, are loud in
their opposition. but what did they ever
tio when they had chance: Here in
Iowa they sto!o the school fund, and
nationally they stole the aTsennls. the
navy, the treasury, rything that was
not rei hot, and created very devils
rebellion. And these men appear and
ask for your eontidcne and support,
They should come on bended knee, ask
ins your forgiveness for the unspenkab,e
crimes they have committed and the
wre;ched miserics inflicted upon our
common country"
Weaver in debate at Bloomfield, Iowa,
September 4. 1865.
Here we have the old hight over
again. The Confederate democracy,
North and South, in which tho infamous
coppcrhead division OF Iowa appears,
are again contesting with Grant for the
safety Of tho Union. As at Douelson.
he proposes 70 move un their works at
once, and there is no escape for this
rank, traitorous horde except IN another
surrender"
[weaver at Abba July Is, 1886 Nom
innted by the Republicans for pros
eeutiag a;;orncy.l
Il want TO congratulate you first,
fclipN citizens, on the suppression of a
purely dsnlocsatic rebeliIDn; gotten up
oy democrats for tho democratic pur-
,-us5e ~ Discovering this Union and
perpctually establishing human slavery
Nov aEd forever IL is established us AN
eternal tsu.h that democracy, in no place
OF s.ete. cIn ever be trusted with gov
ernment As q party II should disband.
JUS. as a section ot IL did l.. Appomnttox. ;
IWeaver in debate nt Bloomfield Sep
tamber %. lnS9.
What is the use oil further arraigning
tho ic!unct democracy, with all its
hoary crimes Mt the bar Of public opinions
We know thRt its acts comprise murder,
tr,,ason. theft, arson, fraud, PERJURY an!
and ali crimes possibic for an organiza-
tian to commit or connive at 1t would
be a mercy to put its record a million
lnilas sls.,p into the pit that is mentioned
in Holy Writ-and may add, that if n
large eud distinguished assortrnent ot
It's alleged statesmen wore sent along IL
Noul,. only be common justice"
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At LAMAR, CoLo.

LAND OFFICE At LANAI, Colo.
Sept. 2Btb, l'ge.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fcilowinS-
IN named settler has fled notice Of his intcn-
ton to make fual proof in .appurt Of his ciniai
and that said proof will be made before the
Register or Receiver. at Lamar, Colorado, On
November 5tli, 1s.i2, viz:
HEDlEY tEirHtM, II. Il, No. 17's
For the i, sec. II tp. 2. sonth, range ~ west
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land. viz
aud John selliclcr, all of Cadioa, Colorado
octi-noy5 {. ID. FoRD, Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
OFFICE OF
s.,!s s,:.i G. sl.si Ga.ni:;i:sgs.

Notice is hereby given that the State Hoard of
mud rorn,nissicrcrs, at their oiIire in Denver,
Colorado on tho ist iag Of Novombsr, 1881, at
q clock m will lease for a term Of five year,. to
Tho party offering, in good faith. tue highest
yearly rental therefor, the following described
lands, viz: .
south = of Southeast Il OF Section Id, in
Township q South, OF Range IS West
MATT FRANCE. Register
OF State Board of Land Coaini:ssicnors.
September 23rd. /; o..
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01

w4iah the proscssiia.ss a, tho t~n
,areutioas 20 day. sad yos viii -, IL
Iiaiaasioa a the ;ra.la m.sis betwSe-.
= bos=r- q the tao parties n ti,i'
ilsiy- /, VIII explain s'ins ihinca the
lbiie and the rssk md iiie q tie tso
IFtiss have bocn unable 20 nn,lsrsiaad.
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natica.

Ts- raenibcrs ~ The republican county
ts,ral coauit;e~ arc re4ars;sa 10 uic'ri
The raurt bous. on wesisses.ls., sftsr
'oa, oS;obes 9TH. lss2
I'D. NtssrS. Chairman
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
Lcgl.l.,lxp convrn,ien.

IL t.rur,tsure wi.A The sassfeftarrt = ftys
tlsissarr fdEsz.s.s-. ttsH si1 - = tttr q
90 st-a fsaf shls sftssfsrs efli sas Laenes,
tak-z- ish tsse. 81 1 u'rts-k p - II as
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r.. s.Fs-.l esslt,.i1s - -. als,ri-s xii =
'si-,i " f-s,~s-safztis.a ras c1ur.asiasi a.
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s.ser~tasy.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFrIcE At LAMAR CoLo.,
Sept ed, 1897
NOTICE is hereby given that William {. Bentley
IN has fled notice of intention to make final
proof before the Register and Receiyer at their
rfiicc in Lamar, Colorado. on the sSth day of
Oct. 1sJ2, timber culture application No.
Toup-hip No. = SOUTH range No. ~ west.
lie names rs witnesses: S. Q. Gleason. G. n.
Rowe II. q. Rowe and J. X. Stephenson, all of
Lamar, Colorado.
sepel .ocs-9 G. u. FORD, Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OrYIcR AT LAMAR, Colo
Sept. 18th, 1891
NOTICE 10 hereby given that JAMES D. MAnIIS
N has fled notice Of intentian to make final
proof before the Register and Receiver at their
ofiico in Lnmar. Colorado. the I'D day of
Oct, 1884, on timber culture application No.
3Oo5, for the northeast quarter of section 81, in
township 2, range -.
He names as witnesses: Leslie A. Cook, W. A.
Hasty and A. W. Hasty, of Lamar. Colo, and
John H. Stephens, of Caddoa, Colo.
sepi7-octz2 c. D. FoRp, Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
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scr,,ortaI convcrtien.

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THE LAMAR REGISTER.

,.,.,sd a, the Po-sodirc at Lamar. oiofa'io.
q, s.eoud-elass Mail Matter.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
h. ls:il !sr.s d sn-'n cs:a:il,
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ron President
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
poR -rRs@f1Esr.
wHITELAw REID.
-ryrE TICKET.

STNrh Eit~Ah-
,,.,,c-uos uos......-..........-.J. C. HrE.p.
Il isn.. Governor ......,J. NJ DowzISa
|SerrS,ary Of State. e.-......-E- J. Esros-
Ir,.au,r,r UsEgT A0tSTN.
|.pai,or ............-.. HsEET raEHEtd-
|sup, oi destruction. C. h TtnHgxrssE-
.,. J. TGxrt.E
l.sEcrts oi Ohi'siss PRor. KNAPP.
sd. II. MoTY,T.
Electors ~ iA'se-'' THoxss =. BOWS.
|ri.e,or Is, Dist. ..........B B. II. E,roS.
E|,,i..,or snd Dist. J. W. usSSA
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01
At Marker Bros Store,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF p. o

The question that arises in mind about ability
certain things line in be readily
settled by visit
We will not ask for time By printing list Of what
keep for road. 1t would take long Such
list would everything usually kept in general
Hardware lots Of other
things I9red and well selected variety and in the
Latest Designs, Forms and Styles.
The Lamar register., 1892-10-01

ptsrnfcT TEcSrT-
ks,-rsssaan Fad Dis; ... IL u. EnDY.
courrT rIcgT-r.
tsuaiy Judge. .-.-J. X DoreErT-
ks,zmissioncr Is; Dist j. Il C5IsE-
The Republican., 1892-07-15
FIVE IN FAMILY.

Tie Was One, and She Was the other Four.
IL heard funny thing down in Ohio
last week" said the drummer in the
iining-car to the two opposite him.
Let her 60, they said.
I've got customer down there who
has his wife in partnership with him. "
he went on. "Snd when called on
them they informed me that they
wanted IL incorporate the business and
conduct it as limited partnership.
"But You will have to take in others,
| suggested
"'How's that9' asked the husband.
"'Iou have to have at least five in
corporators-'
"'Wen. amt we got emp put in mis-
wife.
'Where?' ! asked.
"'Aint any husband good enough for
one?'
" Certainly.
And amt bsster than four NJ him|
she inquired with all seriousness
Yes. corroborated the old man. per
fectly well satisfied with the apportion-
ment
Il had TO admit that she was, but not
in a legal sens and at last accounts
they were still running their business
as before, Detroit Free Press.
The Republican., 1892-07-15

So each grasping hand of Bert who
looked ready to cry. we started off at a
brisk pace. We hadn't gone far when
/ heard Bert sobbing and asked him
what was the matter.
ats so awful still, I'm afraid" was
his reply, and then l noticed II for
the first time. 1t was just awful. Not
breath of air so much as rustlcd a
leaf, and for the first time in my life |
missed the moaning of the pines. 1t
was stinging cold and showing little,
20 Ions satisfaction, for he thought
when the ground was covered it would
not be so dark doubted the wisdom
of such reasoning, but didn't say so.
and we hurried on, whistling and sing
ing for the sake of the little 'fraid
boy" between us.
Darker and darker it grew. and the
snow came down thick and fast. As
long as we were in the wood there was
no danger of losing our way, for the
trees grew thiclSly to the very wheel
track of the road. But after we got
among the ravines it was dreadful. A
fierce wind started up and what with
the snow and darkness we twice got off
the track though the other boys did not
know il. | began to be afraid we
would never get home. and didn't know
what to do. But at last we reached a
The Republican., 1892-07-15

The reporter Of St, Louis paper hsd
been sent ont 10 work up case Of sui
eide by an unknown person. and after a
laborious effort Of three hours he re
turned 10 the office.
We'll, what did YOU get?" inquired
the city editor, anNiously.
An about it except his identity. and
that is lost completely"
Was there nothing on his person to
identify him?"
Not a thing except half-dozen N
50 newspaper clippings and the name
John Smith on his collar"
What were the clippipCs9"
Jokes and gags an 81. Louis"
why. man, that's all the identiHcs.
ton Won want, asserted the city editor.
confidently. He is John smith. Of
Chicago, and YOU will please say 80 in
your article. e."-Detroi, Free Press.
The Republican., 1892-07-15

Us about everywhere, seeming to under
stand father perfectly when he told
him 10 look after us
There are three of us boys, of about
the same age. We are always together.
with baby Dot tagging at our heels
whenever we will let her. She is three.
and, being our only sister, we love to
have her with us | Just wish YOU
could have seen the great dog when she
was around. He never seemed TO take
his eyes of her. and when we would
put her on his back. he would walk off
as proud as a king. by the way, father
named him Rex because he was such a
kingly old fellow, but baby changed it
10 "Wex," and we have called him that
ever since.
One thing we taught him we careful
~ concealed from mother. This was
~ lift Dot by her clothes and carry her